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Signs With Cubs In Straight

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IB-game Tour In Fine Shape

By John Frye

1-a---<1t ~ 1 - ’ ‘l’ ° m “WM” mme Associated Press Sports Writer

" Lu the Cubs. who have two ' ‘P111. Cavnrisetta 11nd I—1n the hospital, and ti more 1111111 G00 men Cincinnati Reds. class o! the 11-1". on n. t» n11. oCtl-SUII. 01' Zeke} tional Lcagtte whether should 111.11 some. Hes nit only .273; likes i; or not, surged a but ha» til‘L\'\‘li 111 46 runs this SUB-g ‘ >- inatie 16 dotihlcs, thrtei ti tnrce home runs. His 1. " 111.1101‘ it 111.1118 batting aver- age .5 .31,‘

Ab Jenkins Topples Records In Motor Race

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longest lead of the season, and con- ‘ fident this is their year again.

Tomorrow they meet hhe Dodgers, supposedly the threat of the sun- ior circuit, in a doubleheader which may have great bearing on the out- come of the second half of base- balls statistical year. The Reds‘ current, tnnrcin ovcr the runner up is ilve games.

Win, lose, or draw, the figures add up this way:-—

Were it. Manager Bill Mali/ech- niels way, the champions could coast the rest of the way on .500 bail. Winning 37 0t‘ the remaining 74 games would give 92 won, o: r lost. average .597, and many a pen- lnant. has been won on less. How- ever, such a program would require ooo ration from Brooklyn and pro bly New York Giants -botl1 notably cantankerous at times.

BONYEVILLI»; SALT FLATS. Utah July iii 1A?‘ Al) Jenkins. l-éttlt Luke Citvls fast-driving may- or, mvt the cinnbmed challenge o! rent .til(l Z1111" today ploughing through the salt of the Utah des< tr; 11.1w 1n .1 znitt- which bettered woilil cords with almost everv "HIT! of the i2 i-Z-mllc oval course.

As h“ neared the halfway point in his contemplated 24-hour run. he had surpassed 111 established HlTi"rIS»—lTiilS{ of them his own.

.1 kins exceeded his first form- er rri wilhiii lPss than 20 min-

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the 5o ifilnlﬂwift‘ inurk, raised, tin. W3"? or l2 ‘olftgltllanghzligimmeg Kunol “vhltnev H’ ' _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 1 1 “Y-‘lcmlll? {mm 171133 w 1721915 from the Bahamas will cum etc in Remus iSIIOIU .. --l I 3 miles an hour. anmmm swimming “we; at we Ca- lSpcticer Scott (l! an) . . . . . .2 8 I

From then until tho first ‘pit nadian Nation,“ Exmbmon hare T1115 l Time; 2.04"‘. 2. , 2,06.

stop ill 350 miles. the meteors year, it, w“ announced 10mg“, Steward, Queen Victoria. Earih mfr- ‘rm-o smitiiiy, reaching an heading the group will oe Pail Nlilvdv will‘. Kiﬂnllﬂnlﬁﬂ Jim. 508K! i!iip‘.'t‘<si\'~'\ 1811041 mph. average Lightbourn, captain of the Shorc- . King. Slsiﬁl‘ HﬂHOVPT- P1109958 Peri.

for thr- 500 kilometre-s. nearly six miles better than the old 177.110.

Not a single-intermediate record escaped nm‘ did any oi’ those for times and distances reached sub- sequent to the pit stop.

ham holdar of the Bahamas champion- ships at: 100 and 440 yards. i-ie also is Bahamas champion for the 50- yards breast stroke and the 50 and 100 free style swims. _ ‘Fire swimmers Wlil compete i1'_i the international met-t at. the Exhibition Au . 24 against teams from Canada an the United States. They also will compete in the Canadian cham- ionships the same clay and in the gntario championships Aug. 3i.

Remember \Vhen By The Canadian Press Schoolboy Rowe, Sensational young Detroit Tiger pitcher, was thrived for the season three Y6"! 11:0 today Doctrine of an ailing arm. Ho inn-led lti s. ‘night victioria for the Tie-ers m 1934. He is mﬁtking

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SATURDAY, JULY 27th 10 P. M- Daylight Saving Tina

MAIN BOUT 10 ROUNDS For lightheavyweight title of Maritime! i‘ “IRISH” LEO KELLY Vs. JERRY DUPREY m] ChTown, I68 lbs. Brewer, Me., 165 lbs. 5" SEMI-FINAL 6 ROUNDS i.

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Grand Circuit Race Meet

CINCINNATI, July 22 _tAP) — Na- Brooklyn

IS-game eastern tour today 1n the isteud Stable}; Bag-piper in the first best shape in history, enjoying their '

Aquatic Club. Nassau, and.

Heats At

PAWLUCKETI‘. R1,. July 22-—(AP) -|A suzigiht-iient victory for me ll.il5l.l'l‘\.ll>‘ Greyhound m the ‘Trot. llllli Club Stake and nhe brilliant triumph of the Aiken Stable’: Kuno iin the American stake featured the ‘belated opening of the Grand Cir- ;cutL nioeting here this afternoon, funticrilie auspices of the Rhodi- 15.11111 'l‘rottn1-.i, Club c

A crowd of 8.000 voiced enthusias- tic apuroval oi the return oi’ the harness horsesport to Rhoda Island for the first time in 33 years at this track. far more famed for its place lll the thoroughbred race sport.

Sc;1_rcol_vprcs.<ed in either heal, Grt-vnountl went his first, mile in 2.0M‘ 11nd the second in 2.05, win- nun; ensily from the Arden Homo-

hcut and from his stablemate, Sister Aiirv, in the second.

P111110 [\\'(lv-_V(‘t'il’-Old champion of i935). 11nd Wmtcr Book, favorite for the Humbletonian, showed hi: bard form of this season in winnin the American Stake. He was ti! in the first; treat. run in the fast time of i! 00 3-5 bv Ha snort’; Remus with C. W. Pheliis; Spencer Scott sccoziti. But Kuno took the next two in 5119005510“, each in 2.05, with Remus closest to him in the second mid Sponcer Scott. pressing him in the third. All three heats were, close, the Judge; calling for the of- ficial picture to decide the winner of the iirst heat six-nci-r scoit got awav tnr back oi" 1111- rvst oi the field in the second heat. and iinished eighth.

The Summary Liillle Rliody l5-C1ass Paco, Two Heats, Purse $800 Happy iMason) . f 1 Happy L. tAvery 2

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I Buddy V010 tNay .. 5 ‘thine: 2.06%, 2.07. Annmaha, Eloise Direct, hﬁlvoll. also started.

ECU-it‘? Hanover also started.

Trotting Club Stake, Free-for-Lll. 2 in 3. Valuo $2,750.00

Greyhound. (Palin) .1 1 Sister lilary tEEanl .3 2 iBnunipvr tPownnllj .2 4

Time: 2.05m, 2.0a. Bravo, Clover Hanover also started

Pawtuclret 18 Clusa $6001., two heoll. Purse $

Arch Hanover iBerry) . . . . . . . ..i Wecttxmoe (Short) ,_ Grantown (C.Di1i) .. Desperado 16min) ‘Time: 2.09%, 2.09 . Mollie Burke also sbarted.

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Time 2.10, 2.10.

Pronto Hanover, Town ‘Balk. Em- ma Protector, Model Hanover, Nel- son Volo, Westover Don, EHTTS Bel-ll Brummei. also started.

Newark Wins From Toronto

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NEWARK. N. 1.. Jiﬁ ﬂ -(AP5 --A pinch home run by Buddy Blair in the ninth inning with one mote aboard crave Newark Bears

Flagship o! Britain's llleditcrranenn naval forces In fight with Halon: WIS the Wnrsplie, above, veteran of the World War battle of lpring. The Warspiie, built in 1913, was recently rebuilt at a cost of $12,500,000.

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(8 Seconds Allowed Trotters) Entries close July 25th. Horses to be declared In and positions drawn at Secretary's Office 8 p. m. Tuesday evening, July 30th.

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Admission: 50c (tax extra). Children undor 12 years 25c. Grand Stand 25c.

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a 3-2 international Lemme victory over Toronto Maple leaf: today. Blnifs homor, his fourth oi’ the ssezison. crime on a first, plboh by Pat Xichnutzhlln. who all but had a five-hit decision stowed away. Toronto 000110 000-2 8 1 Ntwnrk 000100 002-3 6 i MrT-ntieliiin and Heath; Borowy, Peck, ivnri Pndven,

Modern Boy Wins Feature

In Grand Circuit

GOSHFJN’. N. Y, July l9 —(A- P) - Modern Boy, a candida/h for the Hmznbletonian Stoke, won the featured second division o! ‘the Historic Trot for three year old: today as the five day Grand Oh’- cuit. clcsvd at: the historic track. Owned and driven by K. M. Pol‘- shali. the colt whipped his field h straight. hcnts without trouble. FR.G.. a veteran campm-ner from the west. owned the 01rd- form Traffic Service Mﬂwnubﬂ

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Tlv- Ardcn Homeoinod Sh!!! colt Talky. (lrivlin b Joe , wnn llL‘ wicrnd division d the tum your old w? and the mama oodxle

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