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0-\’~ W in. my lt ` ;;g,sp?omwr v:o»r1d's W sfgh; champion. PWnd°‘| MW D Basque, Pauline Uzcu tht "tem me I-mg in Montjulch dill1v`?§°M. 12 rounds today_. out musevmly about the face “named with n0\»hl58 hem?" 1 5”" “Wim” ii l-

ui, writers credited Bc me spztqm at least eight rounds, “Z ii the Toulon had easily out- gfé Famine all the way and I lt N Mg” hm been influenced 3,, 5a,sque's c0\ll`B8°°“5 “Um mm; g superior foe.

The gqwd of 40.000 111.115 who h we to see 160 rounds of boxing W mst three-ring boxing circus Wm, pad no falult to find with ,M dwisien, however. They loosed | wild cheer when tho result

umunced. pgpegting history, Joe JUDO . |¢i~,m¢ling's manager. shou -geiunelirig was robbed," just IS

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and than

e by

ad in in

was

Decision Is

Tgugh Break For

Former Champ

Sports Writers-Eiredit Schmeling With Eight Of The Twelve Rounds-Jacobs Says Schmel

ing Was R?.§L’.°d'

had in New York tuo years ago when Schmeling lost a decision and his world title to Jack Sharkey Two hours before the iight Jacobs me protested the naming as ref ei-ee of Juan Casanovas. Secretary of the Spanish Boxing Federation and g elose mend of Pauli.no‘s. Casanovas is recognized as one oi the foremost boxing authorities in Spain and observers could detect no favoritism in the manner in which he handled the fight.

Schmeling opened a cut over

P8-ulino`s left eye in the sixth rmind. Blood. pouring from lhis and two other wounds schmeling inlflicied in the 10th, sprayed the customers in the rust three rows of ringside seats during the cleslns rounds.

All told, 'I0 boxers participated in

the fistic camival which began be- folrc noon, continued in three rings simultaneously throughout the hot aiftei-noon, and finally wound up shortly before seven p. m.

The crowd made a picnic affair

bs ted he

of it all and brought lunches,

HOW

Cleveland

Dtkoit . Burton _ Q. Lou!

Ylli‘l4€|‘il1\lS~.. Washington _

Mango.

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THEY STAND ‘

AMERICAN LEAGUE

Won Lost P.U.

17 6 '|89

.559 .522 .500 500 .478 .429 .350

1.1 12

1-1-»-»-in

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11 12

:ff is ._ is

`_ Nrnousi. Lasoua

Won Lost P.C.

.682

.-_ .690

.695 .588 .532 .348 .313 .217

DHDDNATIUNAL LEAGUE

$155.0.. °

Won Loot P.C.

4 826

Qmmmraags

.593 .591 .522 .400 .400 .848 .292

11 9 11 13 12 15 I7

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hariottetown vis

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THE STUD

sBai.i.iN1sco'r'r 2.09 1-2 iandard Bred. Reg. No, 5585

BY P0101* Scott 2.05, sire of :gn in ui. we mmm lui E" §Yti'_i\i the 2.10 list. Dam n.llln°.““ bv Bellini. Eva worth ‘S2 ifle dam of Selina "B11 vj01»v_ Lord Jim (2) ,mt 5 Kliahty 2.08 1-4, Cal- Bemai Y 2.07, etc., etc., In ll 'Scott as his breed. v,§|.|T;'“s~ ‘S by _one of the .f me oiéregitest sires and out

l e wor1d’s greatest

in m,°°d mares. I-le is a large,

ons!

Wil . i».i¢.T."'°" 'ff fm and

beautiful stallion and

F '"0 offspring.

°°- 5300 at tim

1100 c of service, mmD;¢i3`r\l}er lat if mare y,,m,.s _kl oal. Mares at V

U40

third in the Kentucky Derby. One

$30,200 was 52,500 and sent his earnings up to $53,855. High Quest beat the Derby wiiincr by zt length in the Eastern Shore Handicap at Havre de Grace last fall.

Over s fast track, High Quest

reelectoff the distance in 1.58 1-5. one fifth of a second off the truck record but four-fifths of a second faster than the best Prcakncss time made by Coventry in 1925. Out in front all the way he stepped the first six flu-longs in the sizzling timg of 1.12 2-5 and was at the miie post in 1.31 3-5.

.--'-'-'-F LEAFS SIGN

3 JUNIORS

(O. P. by Glnrdiln's Special Wire)

TORONTO. May lil-Three

, players of Toronto St. lVlichueI's.

nlor Canadian championship

ill

1 tam. have been signed by Tor- i onto Maple Leah of the Nation-

al Hockey langue. They are Art Jnchon. Nicholas Mets and Reg Hamilton. _

Leah also hope to obtain the

service d "Psp" Kelly of BL Michaels. Kelly hu been asked to turn pro but wishes to com- Dllh his college term.

hula are also seeking the sor-

vlccn of Bob Davidson. Toronto amateur star. He missed lilo!- ln¢ moot ol lui neocon due to In operation but will be taken

gi v zzz Y *‘ 1 ,

Pzrates Go Into Fzrst Place FRUHIS

P L A Y E R SD‘””"" 7 3 C"" V'°*°">’ TRANSFERRED

Over New York Grants

int? 10 inning contest ai, Cmein

_______ na

NATIONAL LEAGUE Eph Anen I C M

Team To Be Greatly (UP By Guardian's Special Wire) pgfiiezqlgfd ;"h° sw" §°"t§h“°d3_|

NEW -__ 1 il s. omerun n enin

strengthened F 0 r uw N¢;\E,g?I;ea1;.4;ey1é;d»;,f,§§w§; Then Chlozza hit a. freak two bag Removal of Ottawa States conquest of Great Britains L0 established between slums cubs B" “"“°h Scored main, who had S e n a t 0 1. S Tea

mlng Lampalgn; and the Puates or Plvsbuigh as s1"gl°d'm‘he “ex” frame

both scored lm essive victories LCHVGS Only ThI'8

Is Word. emma), The lgky mmm' Bm SUNDAY GAMES Canadian Squads In at the outset of the afternoon

si.

T0 ST Liiili

____ Lee shut out Brooklyn Dodgers 5-0 NEW YORK MW 13 Len

~ 1' 0°' N hon lLe

is dubbed, has been a. spectacular runs that gave the Giants victory. ti h b mu in th mst in d t

considerable prestige and on uumer- ‘our mg,” wan

. ge

k _ s ater. good stlckhandler who throws ` 1 _ H- mst was made on Gaston B h

Team

and one hal! lengths separated the Social Club . . . ... pair at the judges stand. Old Timers ..

In defeating his stahlclnale for New Tilll€l`S

tgzirgriirixfiis icaztnyggr bfigigii me Aces h“"‘d”°‘~ ""”“gh““ ‘*°""’“dv ”° “nd Qcma 3; ta 'sole 'Build' at s Qu,” awed ,£5,175 ,O boost M inmvmuru. svsmiqns two runners home in uns frame 0.010% ° Y mg wud earnings to $14,090. cavai- <0 Slime* °r m°f¢> ""1 repeated the P<’ff°"““"°e 1” we yea, we my wwe W... cadc’s share of the cross nurse of P mnm, tm mth' “hm his 'nam °°““‘°d idle in getting starred with me re- »

layer

R. McCabe, F. Ace

E. Robin, F. Aces __ N .

Bentley, O. Time O. Dillon, N. Timer P. Wower, F. Aces ._ 11 G. Fssery, N. Timers 18 T. Creigliaii, S. Club 18 E. Doucctte-_ S. Club 16

h7B3b~3U‘s

».>es»-g

.nvnengg

G 16

. J. Clow SOC. Club 11

s14 s10 s8

W. H.alpcnny_ S. Club i4

_ Hughes, 0. Time J. Callaghan, F. Aces

J. Webster. 0. Timers

A. Joy, B. Club 15 J rs 19

‘ I4 b

C. Praught, S. Clu R. Harley, N. Timers 16 F. Arscnault, F, Aces C. Leclair, N. Timers J. Martin, N, Timers J. Piirccll, O. Timers R..1'J\\nca.n.O.Timers 13 F. Tierney. O. Timers 16 J. McDonald. N. W. McDonal F

15 13 9 14

T.6 AB

10831 7386 9256 6578 5231 7158 11685 11662 10391 9055 9685 12121 10145 8871 10099 10598 9306 8087 5590 B662 8035 9799 3566 403

Avg. 226 224 221

207 206 206

20; ' FOR. PHILLIES

219 218 217 216

210 208 207 207

National League by defeating Bos- t/on Braves 9-2 before 14,000 fans,

Off to a two-run lend in thc iii-st

inning with the aid of Alky Vuugli- aii`s bat the Buccaneers iicvor were

four times.

ST. LOUIS BEATS DODGERS 12-7

St. Louis Cardinals staged a bat-

ting festival before a home town crowd of 7.500 and pounded their way through foul' Blooktvll pitchers for a 12-'1 victory in ills series op-

216

216 eller. it 216 < ° ’ d 213

three hits against. him and the Cards finished out the gdlnc taking six hits from Perkins and four from Page. Collins and Frey got home runs.

FREAK TWO BASE HIT WINS

_ _

reduced started roi _Brooklyn but Tf0ph¢g3AtS 3| 3

was replaced by Beck in the second |

312 inniiig after the Cardinals had tap-k _--- 211 ped him for nve mls. mek was The Club iwmcmcnt of the C 211 taken out eany in me :bird it-ini Y_- M- L. at Summcrsidc finished

--1 =rr1 znn --1 cn..- :zz -ls..-.1

baseball sway to an early start. A meeting of all ball players, mgis- tcred under the Abegweit Club, and all others who wish to attend. is

lied f toni lit in the Board

suit that the cold weather set in a-iid interest waucd. It is to be hop- ed therefore thai. all interested will attend tonight and get the league away at the earliest possible date.

Win Badrninton

this week. The winners of the Har- old Gaudet Cup for Mixed Doubles were Cil Ai-senault and Lawrence Gallant. R.urinu's up, Budd Gaudet and Benhs Gallant.

The winner of the Lawrence Gal- lant cup for the mens singles was Harold Gaudet. Runners up Enock

Sullivan and Alban Gallant. The "'-**-*rr

The Phillies spotted the Reds cups will be presented next week-

d, . . 8 189

_ _ ` four runs and then beat them 5-4 S.

=f r L*--F _ » --E; _ _-;:.._=:_-:_-.- -.~_;_-;___ ,_-

a.t Chico o while Pittsburgh und-

Saiurday night tiio additions to ed four Thlladelphla pitchclgohard me” Pached Supemly 1° Wm 7"” ‘ a ague

the Abegwclt iiuckey team ion. the to win 11 6 mm Straight m0“1`1d "l¢i<ll'y by WG _-___

19.54 35 season in the persons of Leo sh“"°“" ’°“t° hem '*°d“Y ‘md L°“

salgeauaand ues snutnmdde uieu GIANTS F1Nli1.1.Y naar carms Gems ‘md 5°” Chwnmn Wked ‘BY Chlrl" Dlmklcy Associa

appearance in the city mm bl’ d'f1VmK in fm" “U15 3’P1°°¢ PW" 590116 Writer by Guardia.n’s six out of the eight singles

bargaaiit former goalie of the New York Giants and St Louis As ”' result me Yimkefs nfmfned BP¢¢\\\ Wire) Tiuio Bearcats Maritime champions also went into a tic not far behind me” “md °“ me Ammcw League CHICAGO May 13-Si Louis scored but one victory and halved in ’.i0- .ll and io: the past two sea- the league leaders ns the Ten-y Rad _by walioping Cleveland 8 0 in will be a member of the National the lemainlng match The Amari soda with die Halifax Wolverines, men downed the Crudindis <1-4. “‘°f1f°1t_g=”“€ Of their S'-‘flea Hockey League when me 1914-

necds no mtwducndn to Leland 1.0¢- .iaeirsoirs double with me bases Gehngs °°“'~'ib“i1°“ W” his Season opens in November.

key fans. The “Great Leo" as he filled. in the ninth produced the eighth mme mn °f the seam" md The IW-“C111-Se 0\f the Ottawa Club ' ' - his sixth in eight days. it came was transrerxed to St. Louis yeste _

performer and has added plenty of In the other contest at Cincinnati Wi h 1' 9 “es E ' ity at B mee ing of the Board color to hockey hereabouts. His ex- Boston Braves made Inc most of “in€- Chalimflll llflndled the r€St of Governors of the League, This series at Bwoklme Mass two pldiis with me Truro club and men 15 hits to win B-2- the ’““ g°"‘“g 1°” with *W0 *HP* Switch elves the United states ix '

with me woimmes m me Mmmme les and a home mn. Gomez only clubs and leaves canada wi

bli; time hockey have gained htm AMERICAN LEAGUE fanned five cleveland batters, slow three. Dwindllng attendance

mink for him. but he granted only Ottawa was responsible for

ous occasions di-gym me applause of NEW YORK, Mhy 13-The lowly - local hockey followers for his brim- St. bouis Brown-s" surprising double WHITE SOX DEFEATED “_” Uw'.;1;om;afs m£'.c1Ahea.rr1. Principal

In d thrilling finish High Quest fo,-m L rm 1 1 OM' Hficl his mates had elven him 1 hiss Ah

W0” B8-turdays classic by a nose yeaner' 5 Br 8 Ln hs eague last suivnav G.-mas S 9-0 Iwi The "1°'~°l`Y WHS his tllitllgfcnoped z;a;t1re?i;€ne?iuh?é Zara as the two great Brookrneade Besides the above players, two new f°“m”‘ "I me S°'“°“- “'m‘°“*» * de* by the addition of any capdb 593510 i-\l°l'°“8hb1‘€d5 50115111? Whip- forwards are also expected to don NEW YORK. May 13 -_ Chuck §;8'X:'_l'erB‘;\; gsgnmn gibangmhmsigg ployereagbtoinable, léutvsno deals States side, had the honor of scor-

ped the five other colts in the race. Abegwelt regalia but as yet their Klein hit his ninth home lun and we |\ m e at yester ay aeasie

Leaving in their wake such names have not been divulged, Guy _Bush won his sixth straight t'm‘?1y doubles started 5'“°°“5f“1 Several owners and managers were for the Americans when he down

speedy coils as Alfred G. vander- *___* pltchme vicierv at cliidne :env as fa1§1€S~ in huddieg h,,w_,. , _ ,.

bi1t‘s Discovery and Mrs. Frank J. , the Cubs defeated the world clmni- 5\‘=NAT0RS_ °v’§mc_°ME LEM’ that deals may beehngbgggedesaoigs LeT’lxi§(;l:cT;viY\‘i§1:iI’ 509; d¢T1'¢ hell Heller; Agrarian, the Brookemeade I I 1 Q pion Giants '1-3 before a. crowd of _T°Y“mV Budges W1_1d~‘1?S5 3391' ' downmm. of mm which Naked starfdpbeid me confidence of me 30.000. Six 1111111186 °f s°°d P1t°hu1s'» wus- --'°-“°°" . _ . majority of 301000 ‘am who packed Bush hard the Grants to seven led With B 01111611 Single by Mah-

hits A had on one bad mmm ager Joe Cronin' enabled Washxng- . ~ , » t . . ~ ~ ~ . . » » ~ » » » - Q . ‘ ' * - ~‘.‘ ~ ~ ~ ~ l - . » » ~ ~ e ~ ~‘~'»‘~’~’.°~'/¢‘~°~‘n'

the old hilltop course to make the Wi 11/ ev , _

Kentucky Dqby winner and Hygh the fifth when Joe Moores home §:(;_x_5L;:1ag;)";‘ tYn°¥;r°°me Dtet’°1“'5 .'»Z~f»1~I~I~° *fi*.'1*.'.'.*.*.°.*.'.°.'~°.'.'.°.°.°-°.° '~‘»° : _ ~‘- Quest me prombmve uhoice at run with a nlarron acroillilcd for ning and “in 7_4 atevvv-°;;‘;1Pi1;l1g1;,onl1' - - -- in lr ll I* li ll ‘I I: Q ‘I A I.. I 1' Y "__

$219/i‘r=f°'l‘2' B 0 w L I N B T31ZhiI;§§'efY3i§e.';'§`T;~§.f"'i.if§“lHZ Brldscs walled in a nm and hit

.Boa.ne, New York and Flor- ' _ ‘ _` ` ‘ " . -

ma lportswoman’ declared to Wm Cubsltied it up in the sixth, and gl); Ssnaxwgsa 331,; with Cwalcade but Mme Bobby Kleins .shot in the scven.1i put moggéed Six Wasmggum gnu Jones had no such intention in them ahead' _ _ `

mind as he sent. High Quest to the Th? cubs dtoppm mm. °f 8 he `

from at me rise of me barrier and for first place in the Naiioiiril Lea- kept him there through as great `___ sue’ Pittsburgh taking me mm by it stretch drive as lids ever been F°“°Wlns is the seasons bowling °‘”° P'~"'°'~’"‘“2° P°“‘.“-‘» "lmugh sem m the M yem of tha famous averse” in the "Bm Fam... Lug” Chicago had :_ margin of half a

,mkm of the Holy Name Club alleys. Fm*

J. A. Bentley had .sen.sori’g high

A length back st the end of thc single of 375' Whne E_ Robin had Pl`R1A’l‘ES IN FIRST PLACE

1 3-16ths miles was Discovery, sec- high ti-,ree Wm, 379 pmg ~

ond to Cavalcade in the Derby and Nearing the end of a home stay

fighting to ward on me deiermin- 'rniiw sEC'rioN sraivmnc. °f 9»1m°St thfec ‘Weis-‘. Piiiabvlsli --_ 94 eimiienge 0( Agrarian which was Pirates rose to first place, in the mm t View ‘D gem” sem”

S llc Tllbot Asiooibtid I

(B1 G r

Sports Writer)

Wire

ST ANDREWS scotland. May

round of singles competition

clinched victory befoie the home breds had a. chance to rally

teh

ted The United States team captu d

Scotch foursomes on Friday

I of identical to the reside of the

S' years ago. W

th 9° British Hero the

T. A. (Tony) Torrance, who save

ant work in the nets especially with V1°t°1'Y ‘wer W‘“h‘“‘ mn featured r uh' and Rwmond the home forces from thorough dis-

ius mm si~..,,1i,a,,dgd_ saturddys baseball dd-<1 in the Quain. a dlrectoi- of me club, will

Ameri n Lea ue. The Browns took Three mme H1051 W0 01' them continue to operate the team “mr by defeating Max Marswn

Des Smith, who hails from Ottawa Ga 2 I , - O and played ,-1 ht dgfense mon the opener 6-5 in ihe longest game Wthffhe bases 1°8»d€d| Wnifibuffd though St. Louis business men may . ` ' _ Wim me Momaggnards ol ma|t7°;ty is of me tune” 5eaS,m___17 ,mmm heavily to a 14-2 vgimciry W mmm ,_ put interest' victory, Torrance gained the dis a ld<ely looking prospect and should ‘md the nlllhial’ “'55 Called b€°HU-5° Red sex sfoged over °f°'g° ° whether me Wm Will feta beigger me Red Sm,” rearward of darkness in tue filth when the Sox be We \ 'W0 B°5f»°“ 5-“5~ the name of the Senators was no pieniy_ Repom Sgme smith B, fast Browns were leading 2-1. BWKY Walters- BOSWH third bfi” decided upon T.ut the entire pei-

man, accounted for two oi' the hom- sfmney including Manager Gem.

Philadelphia, 4 and Zi By his ‘

in to score a singles victory in t of the last four Wall-.er Cup te " matches.

years ago, the reliable British

d with Ouimet so that he has been

Des undefeated in four successive serl

at singles play.

The other British score

isfied. with finishing all sou

with young %o¥&cR.uvi.e, who

finish.

(A. P. By Gilrlllnllll lpcclll l

-The eighth successive United

m golfing forces in Walker Cup

competition was complete today e Meeting their opponents with |

sudden succession of sub pu' scores

uiday the American amateurs

mn es

over the 36 hole course Britain

35 cans had taken three of the four

and

the final score, on points, was 9% to 2% in favor of the United States,

last

The British hero was the veteran

of n

tinction oi’ being the only Briton

three

BTh‘

ge Ai. chicago in 192s, where ne bear.

' ~ 'rnviEi.Y is . '». . els 15 , ' ' _ '"5 18° "°““d‘ “‘°“”d Wm* ’°°'“°"‘ ‘{ff(‘,f"n§R‘;rS “Nm in the second inning drier me lat. ,e‘§f‘° er was ”‘°1“d°d"‘ me "Tm Chick Evans. and asain at Send-

abandonment_ He is near six feet in

height, ,mg is 3, yew., 9, ,gg Smm gn;18§“1>aT~j>t=;<l tm; bcticlamwggl; william rn event el kansas cl

er 7 is mx H`L` prospembemg °" me New York Yankees kg” 0" wp seventh innin on Hevin auth one presidgm M me America” H°°k

S O nagotiaigirlii list ofgbieoitawa sen- gmugecigigégllgxllig l;f~’;.< ll? 11215;; man on base! 5' gem. which oiziersws a :ea

a rs an avinga o en soughtb _ "0 ~»~- - 1 _ ' _ - 15, approve tie i-ang( _ . _ _

H ° ° the ‘New York Americana. y 0111111425. A tlmcly bled' by Den First baseman Eddie MOYEBH P01- provided his organization! couir tem“"’1°“a1m mashed an square

rl Jerry McCabe, of A1m0m,e_ Ong”-_ Heffner and Lou Gchrig's seventh “gt 2316’ f°“"'b1‘:'1E€°\° m thi* maintain a taem in Omaha,

lo, who pastlmed as defenseman in homer of the season were deciding ‘T W ' e N505 f 1~ Moines and some other city within

_...__ the ottawa valley circuit with the fww” in the °<>11tfl“~“- Amumcs Wm 9 3 mm" f°y°wl>1c distance.

(BY Olin Rnberison, Asenoidvted iunmgrggleenserytés lspongg igteilgor sox BEATEN 7 2 ST LOUIS- ed 0ut?.d dN?a?r wkbe wcrk

r , ur. - ' . en _

B ALnP1&°8‘R§’b°§; ‘1Yi'"°'1)3" h ciaini no deiinice arranzeniengs haxl ,i _ _ Sold regarding St. wifi; eng-;ld;en‘ \“l5S@d 9' 91°" Pu" °n me “fi” ........ 51.5. .A fc as “cc 1. 'Bloane’s two line colts Cavalcade Smiths parm" °“ the mgxguard “mg gave Cleveland me mmgm W out a 9-3 'VICWYY over St Louis swung that st' Louis Wm be rep'

' would be the Abegweii. management 'Win from Boston Red sox by a. 7-2 Browns at Phuadei me ~ resented when ,the playing season

and High Quest stood in clearer D 1; 1 1 . _ - p _ Wen.,

Nu” °°°iS1‘~° “din H1811 Quest- I xziidogigetmh Tiinilvigieilfin mreliy fhxet lsegfilticskjmegggg ogfit A1°°Blw““°iief-~l<>° Ceewcllo caidelfxgvdrsanile-elected presided

victor over his fleet stablemate in the indugti-151 transfer rouge and is Philadelphia Athlcics 4-3 in the ““'“ed “Mk Ph°_BT"°'mS W`"h°U'? 5 of the League.

the 825,000 Prealmess at Pimlico. highiy rated as being 5 brilliant pe,-_ remaining contest. YU? for Slxdmlmgs and, felaxed The oumers of the St. Louis

` ~ id scores Deciding raids

W wich in 1930 where he conquered e’ Francis Ouimet, Torrance emerged rg with .ionn Buire only triumph. 'rwd

iii.

_ came ,. when .lack Westland of Chicago

green of the days concluding match and thereby had to be sat-

slr took

1 the last two es in a. garrison

e Ouirnet, captain of the United

n. ing the seventh and decisive P01

ed Giants ‘ Hartnett. Cubs, 6; Foxx,

€

m - -

W' If r*’°"" - - - -£1-in I "=\

i _____€l111 F1 Draw

ht Draw

EU S Golfzng Forces Wm International Serzes For Eighth Successive Year

hands during the mornmg was the signal for a burst of low storing featuring George T Dunlap Jr, of New York the United States am- ateur champion Dunlap was iliica under pai. for the lust 15 holes as he whipped the brilliant Jack Mc~

Lean, youthful Scot by 4 and .s

Wihereas William Lawson Lnila

Jr oi San Francisco alone was able to defy the weather with pal golf during the moliilng loullcl seieis of the eight Americans weie play ing pa.: goli ol bcttli lil the dltel noon as they clinched the two-clay series Little shot an astounding '13, even par, for his morning round to take a conunaudlng lead of su: up agauist the veteran C5111 Tollcy and he was one undcl ml ici 13 holes ln the aii.cincu.i, iviiiiiiiig by the decisive margin of 6 and 5.

"Freshmen" Score

Two other Walker Cup "fresh-

men," Johnny Goodman of Omaha and Johnny Fischer oi Cincniiiati, rallied from shaky sidits to scorn convincing victories. The United States open champion, after a weird 81 in the morning which neverthe- less put him two up on the Hon. Michael Scott, settled down after lunch and quickly trinllned the 55. year-old British amateur lltlcliold- er by the days biggest margin, 1 and 6. Fischer disposed handlly oi Eric Fiddlan, 5 and 4, with anothei par-shooting exhibition after being one down at the end of the first round.

Gus Moreland, the tall Texan,

accounted for Uncle Sams remain- ing victory, but he was carried ta the 35th green before downing Bam Mclilnlay, 3 and 1. They were all square at the ninth, 18th and 27th holes before Moreland finally go! the upper hand.

AHOMERUN

sraunl

____-

'21

Home lun: Yesterday - Waiters,

Red Box. 2; Gehrig. Yankees. 1; Klein, Cubs, 1; Chapman, Yankees, 1: Johnson, Athletics 1; Morgan Red

Sox, 1; Allen, Phillies. l; Collins, Cardinals, 1; Hafey, Roch, 1; Moore, Giants 1; Frey Dodgers, 1.

The Leaders--Klein, Cubs, 9: Gell-

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