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Lily Marlene . (MeGregor) 'i s Gallant Bobby (Carroll) 8 6 dh6 xTrixle Scott tinished first but set back (or interierence. Times: 2.15; 2.15 1-5: 2.15 8-5. Winning horses: Miss Com- mando owned by Dr. P. Molntyre, Montague. Bessie Budiong owned by A. Bsaton, Flat River. Lily Mar- lene owned by Rhodes warren, Charlottetown.

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(Canadian Press) Brooklyn Dodgers widened their National League lead to 10 full games Wednesday by shading New York Giants 5-4 in a three-hour.

1 Dodgers Widen Lead . Ir. N.L. To 10 Full Games

Black's sacr ice. Alter Al Dark robbed Bill ox ot a hit with a stumbling stop behind second and a good throw, Reese singled home Hodges.

The 24-year-old Kelly blanked.

the Reds on six hits tor his first major league shut-out as Rogers Hurnsby, the new Cincinnati skip- per, made his first visit to Wrig- ley Field since 1933 as a National League player or manager. Southpaw Mel Parnell turned in a three-hit pitching perlorm. ance and Clyde Vollmer drove in three runs today as Bolton Red Sox shutout Philadelphia Ath- letics 4-0 in an American League

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3-Year Old Trot and PIC! Cl"'m9d TN” 17'm”""" "e""' "NHI" It Bobby Thomson clouted a. two- K51119- First and Fourth luoee Third. seventh and Tenth Becca W" "i9 ll”! M" 01 9- irlIay-niahl: Hm home, 1,, ma "cond but Pun!" an up two at the Bud Knimuci: (Given) .... .. 1 1 dl0"l;1'h"d" b"W"" l ' "C i-iacizeI' 25'" mm" with one on hits during the first inning and - mg mg. (Sobey) 1 1 Brooks of Athlone Fig; W" R"",. 1”" W m 18 in the filth tied the score. The then settled down to win iii. Royal Bank (Harrison) 2 5 (Carroll) 2 3 dr MN I mm” to kn In tm score was tied 3-3 midway through ninth gun. nuimg gix 19"", Vernita. Pearl (bower!) . 3 6 Norman Frilco (Conroy) 3 X0 3 cl m'h drove home G” Hoax"! the seventh and tied again at 4-4 Vollmer led an eight-hit attack commander Bill (Henneaeey) 4 3 Milldale (Kelly) .4 2 5 wflh hm winning run tor reg midway through the eighth. against righthander Dick Fowler Maxie Federal (Jordine) 5 3 Question V (Guam) .5 'l 6 Meier Joe Black Hodge. opened coach Freddie piizgimmon, W” with his seventh homer of the Eddy H000" iwme” r ' 7 Ml” Eli”-59 mm H mm m'd Mk mom, an banished by umpire Lee Ballan- season and ii pair or singles. Money Royal (Llewellyn) . '1 4 (-7- MwD0mldl 5 5 A - tant for questioning his iudzment The Red Sox clinched matters in Times: 2.15 3-6: 2.21 2-5. Pet Hanover iMcGrexor) 7 4 on balls and strikes. Leo Dui'- the third inning when they scored OR DOWN PAYMENT

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winning owner James o'Brlen, xrinished 4th but set back.io Duo 3 (orsnw) ' g 3 1 3 ocher won a long argument with twice on ii dguigig, 5 mu-iiirg. mg Albgrton. I0!!! 1'ilmllnK- Ronue H. (ONCE, mg 4 3 Balianiant, insisting that the two singles. Vollmer homered . 2.21 Pace 4th Division Times: 2.14 4-5; 2.15 1-5; 2.13 Munmm. Direct lights be turned on during the with two out and tho bageg second, Sixth and Ninth Races (-5. . (sobey) 5 2 4 eighth inning instead or waiting empty in the liith and a walk, n , Miss commando winning harm. Bud Kalmuclr Em” Prime chum"; until the start or the ninth. sacrilice and a Vollmer single (Llewellyn) 1 5 I owned by Sydney sportsmens Club. (Haley) 6 5 G Bob Kelly. without a victory provided pi (ourth Horton run in . mm, girl (Haley) I 3 5 Sydney. N. S. Jmy L” V010 (Judme) ., .1 dr since June 25, pitched Chicago the seventh. M1,; playfair (Kelly) 3 I 4 2:13 Pace 3rd Division xnnumd ucond but sat back Fub; to a 7-0 win over Cincinnati pmlbumh and st Lou" ,0” 5,115 Budiong Filth, Eighth and Eleventh Races for imerfuence. Tm”: H3 34; ha tie letctond 1:31am?! oil a doubled- not scheduled in the NAHDMI X Budl;:llgacDonald). 4 4 ii iilxkkgtellutxlgigroregorl ........ ,.1 3 1 215 L5, in 9.5. He: :;e:erE!'11-at e a capture League. csse ; i . - - "ax B (Collins) s 1 one (Henneasey) 2 6 x5 e,ii(,1;in;,'f8,,?';;;,';,,,z;f,,,:f,:;e;:,';;.

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By JIM PEACOCK EDMONTON, Aug. 13 - (GP)- The eighteen-year-old defending champion, Marlene Stewart oi Fonthill, Ont..' advanced without difficulty today in the Canadian women's open golf championship but the rest. or the iield iousht to the wire.

Miss Stewart. back in fine golf- ing iorm after a hair-raising vic- tory on the 19th yesterday. whip- ped Mrs. G. E. Wilcox, Jr., of Miami, Fla, 5 and 3.

Rae Miiligan of Jasper, Alta. one of the top four qualifiers, was eliminated on the 19th hole by Mrs. Maurice Glick of Baltimore, Md. Grace Lenczyk of Hartford. Conn., open winner in 1947-48, had to come from behind to defeat Marnie Polk of Chattanooga. Tenn.. on the 20th hole.

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