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THE SURGE of the New York Yankees in has baseball folks everywhere in a high state of excitement. The

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So far it’s nothing but rumors.

LOS ANGELES DODGERS were able to do something in Mil- waukee that their west coast neighbors, San Francisco Giants couldn’t do.

The Dodgers found the going tough earlier this year with the

22 contests were no fluke. ;

The Haneymen are a, formidable outfit and there are times | when it appears they are going to ruin the league race. However just when this seems about to happen, the Braves go into a slump and the race gains new interest. |

Let’s hove a few other ry So ng — of the Dod-

‘and start winning games from the Milwaukee gang.

Bers f this would happen, we'd see some fun in the National league where a champion is now overdue. -

BRIAN LEWIS was delighted with the way his Junior Legion- aires hit that ball at Summerside Saturday.

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Heavy winds, occasional show-

‘ers and intense cold combined L. Lawiess, Saturday afternoon to make con- winner took the third ditions tough for the Island in'marksmen competing at Squaw of' Point for places on the Inter- ‘Maritime team.

Great Racing Set For Here Tonight

Once again the weather put a

when i was washed down the drain. Saturday night. However, it should be just as good tonight and the weatherman certainly should be more co-operative. .

Feature event this evening will be the AA pace with six starters all hopeful of copping top money. Among the bettors you'll find fairly even backing for all the the half dozen entries.

First dash goes promptly at 8 o'clock. -

Britain Grabs Golf Tourney

ST. ANDREWS, Scotland (Reu-, Canada was beaten only by the | ters)—Britain won the first wom-| powerful Great Britain entry. en’e Commonwealth golf tourna-| The British players, with an un ment Saturday, with Canada fin-| beaten record in the series, won

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Lewis insisted his club is away ahead of last year and he’s just itching to field his full team and see what happens.

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With the compiction of the match seven had won places outright’ and three others were tied, with an aggregate of 290 out of 315. for the last spot.

In the shootoff CPO Stan Bow- les won out over Sgts. P. J. Lan- drigan and R.L. Coles. The chief registered 24 out of 25, Coles 23, and Londrigan 21.

Those making the trip to Bed- ford, N.S., for the annual Inter- Maritime match, will be: Tpr E. Barwise, with aggregate of 297; Lt. Mary MacLennan, 296: Sgt. R.M. Vessey, 293; Capt. R. A. McCabe, 292; Lt. G. J. Rogers, 292; 2-Lt. R. Kennedy, 292: Tpr. R. A. Vessey, 291; CPO S. G. Bowles, 290.

The coaches are Major A. F. (Brick) Gormley and Lt. A. K. Mutch, with Lt. R. E. Jenkins team captain.

A staunch supporter of the P.R.A. Col. D. A. MacKinnon has again donated sterling silver spoons to the top senior and tyro in each match.

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Kennedy. Following are the scores of the final match:

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NEW YORK (CP) — Hilbsdale captured the $54.700 Argonaut Handicap at Hollywood Park Sat- urday with a thrilling stretch drive from far behind. Kk was his sixth stakes victory of the year. The four-year-cld, packing 128 pounds for the heaviest weight of his career, burst under the wire 2% lengths ahead the pace- setting Fleet Nasrullah) How Now was third.

The time for the mille was 1:4 3-5. Hillsdale, ridden by Tommy Barrow for C.W. Smith of Detroit, paid $5.30, $3.30 and $2.60. Mrs.

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John D. Hertz’s Fleet Nasruliah

"Youthful St. Peter’s Rovers made it two wins in three starts in the King's County Baseball League with a 96 verdict over the classy Morell team at St. Peter’s yesterday.

Rollie Jenkins hurled the Ro- vers to their triumph with a fine nine-hit job. Rollie walked four and struck out eleven. He also was a big man at the plate driv- ine in three of his team’s runs.

Bob Connolly who took the loss was nicked for 14 hits. He walk- ed five and fanned eleven. Bob

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Fred Handrahan and Gerard Devine shared mound duty for the Bombers. The winners got to them for eleven safeties, one of them a bomming triple by | 4 Offe= Weees — Offices ms Principal Coen centre fielder Ernest Crane.

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