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Past iiriinli. Knight Trophy Won By Aces

Knights of Columbus Aces lost nightmca tured the 5335c Alleys when they defeated m, Fauna-kn? Invincible: tour; points to one n the finals ot the annual league comlletttlflm

0g to a 206 pin lead after the first string Aces saw Invlnclbles make 'a strong bid for victory in the middle strlll! when they knmm] 130 pins off their deficit and leave the outcome very much

in doubt but the Aces took com-

manfl again in the final string w nuiscore their opponents 1101 to 3B9 and put the clincher on their title-winning victory.

Leading the Aces attack last night was Bob Bradley with‘ high nngle of M6 and Bill Mrlnnis an- other member or the champs with a high three total of 044 pins.

With the trophy to tho ivinncrs also went the Grand Knight R. A. McDonald individual prizes to the members of the new champions.

Lineups and scores:

Aces:-

W Mrlnnia

W. Mullins

L. DesRochel

c. Murgioy

Father chi

l, Bradley Total-HM.

Bo 6 . 921 110’! m; single It. Bradley 300.

lhgh three W. li/lclnnls 044. sluts." Aces 4; invincible: ‘l.

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Rum Satied In: National Lea- rur: MUSlBl. Cardinals. 14; Am- "iwl bvfleuo: Doerrpncd sox. 22. J-Ieme Runs: National League: “Q Gilnts, Walker, Dodgers. d: American League: DiMaggio. Yam- es. Chapman. Athletics, s.

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President lorry MacPhail of the Yanks will seek s~ Permanent court order restraining the Mexi-

Past Grand “my y qylg ‘Ivophy at the l-Ioly m“

Brooklyn rs. hols MsoPbsll with “making l. nus move." . The Yankee president Saturday obtained a. court order temporar- restrainlng Jorge Pasquel, Mexican League president; his brother. Bomardo; Carlos Bu. Mario Iioussc sud John Ohrbor. named as scents. Claire Rather-ford (Rud) Rermle, base- ball writer of t-he New York Her- aid ‘Ii-itnme. from approaching Yankee players. ' l

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succi- tbo Lou Star- as.

J1me Hulcn not May l4 for hearing on the inunction. tiled by Jacob M. y. 8t.

tho National

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Pete B. all - d passed $100000 three-Iyeosoffor to l? t: Mexico

The 0001M? that Mex‘;- clm 2mm palms ma e o - ots 'to Mike Saridlock. ,Pooweo Reese. Btllv Herman and Cookie Lsyagetto.

The petition sold the Dodgers were "without adequate remedy and those incidents of interfer- erlce by t e Mexican group aro dir- ected to erupt and destroy the

playing forces of profes- baseball in the United

New York Bernardo Fasquel gold bathed no immediate continent o m . - ‘

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Eire i Trotting Record so: Up AfSanta Anita, ~ .

The Bilortint Club should be thL m” of ienty of action when Joey Ma onaid sends his am- ateur boxers and wrestlers into the ring tonight. with one excep- tion the performers are all local

some making their initial appearance before fight fans. and although they may be short on ex- Ptljlence they will be in there Riving everything they've got thus assuring the fight faithful c-f an entertaining evening.

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Seven boxing and two wrestling, bouts will be run oft in the course of the evening.“ Buck white, the L. P. U. Wildcat will engage Young Evans. P. . C. Heavy Champ in the main-event while young Cobey McCluskey will take on Myles Hrifvrmflrl. Amateur Welter Cham of Capo Breton in the semi-fins . Five other evenlymatched boxing preliminaries are also on the card.

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Grunt and groan fans will have their lnnlnss when Nick Nicholson and Mike Rieddin come together in

wrestling feature.

is no stranger to the mat g

fighting a draw wi h Jinks Jéllk n5. P. C. grappler. and has drawn a worth opponent in the flit. same din. A‘ wrest- ling card wouldn't be com Without a Masked Marvel an his opponent tonight is Lloyd Martin. popular mitt-slinger now turned wrestler, ‘

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several years and when the opportunity present- ed ltself to catch up for lost time they showed their enthusiasm in no uncertain terms.

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Baseball fans will get a preview of the team that will represent the L. _P. U. in the City League race this season when they hold

will have o

t the kinks

muscles and the feel

of the boll. The Union has a .ong

list of prospective players to

choose from and Coach Husky Mc-

Csbe should have no trouble in

fielding a strong contender for

city honors when the City League gets underway.

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Local ball tossci-s took advan- tage of the favorable weather over the weekend to get in some hitting and fielding practice. All three

rk diamonds were occupied with

oth hardball and softball on- thusiasts having their innings, Members of the fair sex staged the first softball game of the sea- son when they played a boys team at the K. oi C. diamond in an ex- hibition tilt. O 0 Q O-

ARCADIA, Calif" Msy 6--(AP) --War Glory. owned by J. G. of Riverside. Cali-L, set a trottlngrecord for 1 1-4 grinning today's feature at Sarita

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The victory - established War Glory as a strong factor in Satur- day's 060.000 western harness trend trot. A _9-5 favorite, the 10- year-old bay. driven by Walter Taylor. stepped the distance in 2:35. The old mark was 2:35 1-2. set m 1937 by Calumet Epsom.

Beatrice Hanover was second today and Frontiersman third.

First Race-ti Fur-longs, iii-Bar Trot. 3-Year-0lds and Up. Fooled in Calif. Purse $1,090

1—Dean Jay, J. Haldeman.

2—Princess Rosai. O. Hanson.

Ii-Lomito Ann, C. Short. Time 1:35.

Second Raw-Ono Milo. IS-Bar Paco, 3 Year Olds and ‘Jp Pam $1.000

1—Jessle Abbey. I‘. Ervin.

L-Mocnbeam. P. Dulsault.

.'l—-Lassie Pointer, C. Short. Tlme-2:04 1-4.

Ilhlrd Race-One Mlle. lz-Bar Paco,‘ 3 Your Olds and Up Purse 81,000

1—-Miss Royal Malasty. P. Dussault.

3—Junioi' 11., R. Bearles.

3—Peter Grand. J. Cruise. Time-JIM:

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Fourth lack-Ono Milo, li-lor ‘hot. 3 Year Olda and Up 1—-Par. G. Orippen. 3—Bky Raider. N. Boardman. 3—Bengal Lancer, E. Tilden. Time-km 1-2. i.

Fifth Itaco-d Furiongs, IO-Bor Pace, 3 Year Olda and Up Purse 81,000

,1—'I‘ramp Mae Kinney. D. Shell.

2—Volo Tempkin, P. Chantelois.

ii-Oene Talmadge, G. Crlppen. Time-rail.

Sixth Race-One Mile, S-Bar Paco, 3 Year Olds and Up Purse $1.000

1-June Gray, Nnfloardman.

2- uem Annabelle. E. Osborn.

3- clo Abbie, W. Taylor. 'r1me~2:0ii.

Seventh Race-Ono Mlle and One

Quarter. ‘l-Iar Trot. The Grand

{rot Trial, 3 floor Olds and Up. Purse $1,500

1—War Gloig, W. Taylor,

L-Beatrice anover, J. McFadden.

3—-Froritlersmon, N. Witt. Time-mils.

Eighth RICO-l 1-18 Miles, fl-Bll‘ Trot. All Alol. Purse $1,000

b-Custer Volo, G. Cleveland.

2——CliS Scott. D. Cameron.

Sv-Hannah Hanover. C. Hatchell. Time-JIM.‘

Amateur- Boxing Tourney Underway in Montreal ‘

Victory Lifts Spirits 0f Tigers’ Boss

FHILADmiPI-IIA. Mav 6 —(A.P) - There was a little more lilt in manager Steve O'Neill’: Irish tenor today after his Detroit ‘Tigers snapped a seven-same losing sigiealr Sunday against Philadel- D s.

cheerfully. the Tigers to the world series championship lsst year predicted: "We'll be up there at tho flu-

The Bengals had been soundly trounced bv the front-running New York Yankees and Boston Red Sox before coming to Philadelphia to meet the Athletics Sunday.

“My team limiifl; been hitting." 0min remarked. "In baseball things have a way of evening themselves up and I'm not overly concerned about my team-yet.

"To me it looks like a few-team race between our team, the New York Yankees. Boston. Red Sex and

. Cleveland Indians.

Monday,

Bunnies

wll represent the city and at pre- sent are busy raising funds to do- fray the necessary travelling ex- genses. Other teams entered are t. Pat's Social Club of Dlgby:

owtoin Brunswlckettes, Capitals and St.

Dunstan’: C. Y. 0. of Fredericton; Dawson Club, Marysville; Blaket- feta. Woodstock; C. N. Raliwayettes o Moncion and four teams from St Jnhll.

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‘These fortunate Yankees who be- fore Pearl Harbor had a better team gathering splinters than most of their American League riv- als are rapidly regaining their

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12:50:12! Ifl-Tsllilmthunlcsiliedtafr r2: Bill Johnson, starry 10L! third- sacker. Johnson is the guy who made Yankee fans forget Red Rolfe, he ex ccts to rejoin the Yanks but wi-l have a tough fight to got his old position from speedy Ba Btlrzweiis.‘ ‘

King Clancy is the last person yoluklksxpittetktp be nervéaus with l. oc eys c niishan out ap- par ntly evefrthe greatest have {so r 1 shaky ’ moments. Recalling

l1 play do-

Eddie Gerard Clancy . ;W.estwiok of the Ottawa

urn . "I was so excited r didn't kgtntwglst in do. The subs didn't

“mu offs chance in those ‘rid th a was my first real

“ Q Q O O " i ! skated out," continued

e ‘Timers are in the throes of an extended hitting slulnn. Green- berk arid Dick Wakefield both have dropped under the .300 mark. Top pitcher Hal Newhouser has been out on the sidelines indefinitely with chips lii his pitching arm.

Clancy. "I was headed down for the defence and Eddie Gerard was standing there. I pulled over be- si-de him and, honest. my knees were shaking so much I figured everyone in the rink could see it. Eddie looked over at me and said: ‘What's wron . King. .. ..a little JIBIVOUH?’ I ddn't bother denying it so Eddie said: ‘Now lust close your eyes a moment and lmzi inc you're back in t e Ridesu l' k.

It’| no different are.‘

turned and slipped ft over‘ to me and -y lied: ‘Go ahead and take it. I gra bed it and rus d u the ice and didn't knovrw ore

. t wasn’ aid Clancy, “But I ter_ after it. Other- 1 d have lust shaken

MONTREAL. May G-(CPi-Am- ateur boxers from Hall-fax to Van- couver to-night. began a tourna- ment at the Coliseum here to de- cide the Dominion championships in eight classes from flyweight to heavyweight. '

Largest number of contestants came fro-m.Qunbec and Ontario. but many outstanding boxers rep- rgsented other sections of Can- a a.

The navy was represented by Petty Officer Cirayson. a Halifax heavyweight.

The meet. which concludes Wed- nesday night with eight final bouts. was organized tinder tb- sunervision of Dennis White, of- ficial in charge of boxing in the Quebec branch of the Amateur Athletic Union of Canada.

All contests were three round bouts

In the second featherweight bout Gordie Montagno of Ottawa I-Uilfll‘ ed out a clean cut decision over gobby Donovan oh Saint John. N.

Montagno started the fight a" a ferocious riace and it looked like an early knockout. but the spirit- ed Donovan held his ground Iiritll the bell announced the end o! each round. -

Donovan started slate ralllv in the third round. but Montaznn was able to stove off his attacks.

In the fin-pound cicss. AI Leaver of Saint John. N’, B.. drowned a three rolmri wlecision to Johnnv Kotses of Montreal who conceded a good three inches in height to hi- onmonent.

The Montreal fighter forced the fight throuohout and he fvenliont- lv had the New Brunswick battier- tied 1m in knots with his punch- lflk- The only wav Leaver col-id stop. Kotses’ rushes was bv his steady iabblnlr. but. he started these defensive tactics too late in the fight. '

Legion Bails First Ball Practice

All players wishing to try for a berth on the Leglorfs hardball entry in the Ol-tyl Baseball League are asked to be present at the

Ace iiurler Dfilirates Improved

physician called "a pseudo stroke" Sunday. was much vod day but resigned to a lontlsh rest pained before he takes the mound l . Dr. J. Huber Wagner. who l4:- comoanled Sewell to hoqaltal aliter the 38-year-old hurlertcoll ed in

thought.

think that's/hen Sewell re- covers from this. he'll he back in the ame. We wont him td rest ind iriitely and I don't know whorl he'll be able to pitch again. It's

too early to tell.“ . wbofnthered the famed pitch" - a ball that sails

Se ell. wt: has won 1121.110 10st 17101110: since Joining the Pigiteslnin liimpf ured promin- en y

one loss in 1040. His best: years were 194s. when he won 31 and lost 9. and 1944. with in victories and 12 losses. Last year he won 11 and losi..9.

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AMERICAN LEAGUE

301060001 5 ll 1 101 N0 00x ‘l l4 .0 Galehouse. Shirley. Milnar and Mancuso: Ferflss and McCall. St. Louis 102 001000 4 0 i. Boston 130 000 001 5 11 2 Miller, Fereris and Mancuso; Dc-bson and H. Wagner. Chicago 020 000 000 72 l1 U New York 000000100 1 B 1 Lee and ‘Fresh; Bevel-is and

Dickey. Detroit 001 000 110 3 l0 2 Philadelphia 001000 000 ‘l 0 17 Trucks and Richards; Marclill-

don. Knott and Rosar. 110 100 010 4 7 0 010 204 00x ‘I 10 2

Cleveland Washington

Gromek. Johnson. Ferrick. Black and Haves; Scarborough, Master- son and Evans.

INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE

Syracuse 100 020 01201 'I l8 l Rochester 010 0M 01100 ti 14 I (11 inningsl. h-endereast. Blue and Just: Mi-kon. Echnls. Bakes. Schultz and Robinson. Hockenberry. Bucks.

Bubs’ Pilot Worried

l7 National Lea e can avoid a total “b trout solves.

with mow laces shut tight and n ht sgts fl ckm-lng under candle li t, 1 image's fun-lovln have set. their sights on _ Fdeidhgfiamrned kg of 46 at Sun ay’s twin bill be- tglobesn the Cubs and Philadelphia

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i Agar-go number of playen have stated their intention of lining up with the ion and- openlng of t e League loss than threli weeks sway a .100 per cent attendance ia requested.

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0.0. Stewart ileads S’silie Ball League .

Mr. D. O. Stewart was elected president of the re-organized Sum- merride Baseball at a meeting held in the Town Hall last evening. This ‘meeting was more largely attended ‘than the first‘ one and it would a r that there is a real revival 0 scball interest in the town. Dr Austin Delaney was elected vice-presi- dent and Mr. Davis Lidstone, lec- retary treasurer, the balance of the executive will consist of one representative from each of the three teams proposed.

The meeting was adjourned till Tuesday evening. May 14th at 7.30 o'clock and during the interven- ing time it ls hoped that the re- s ectiye teams will organize. lt is

armed to have a team r resent- lllg the Legion, nrie from t e high ichool and one from the town in general.

Mr. D. O. Stewart reported that Curran and Briggs lid, have gen- erously consented to level and roll the area of the driving park where s diamond wlllvbe laid out. Some manual work may have to be Jane from among the players but it is felt‘ that if all ,are sufficiently in- teteated there should be no diffi- culty ln this regard. A discussion on ways and means took place and it was quite evident that it would be necessary to raise some funds to start off with. While the epin- ion of the meeting was against holding a general canvass. do- nations will he gratefully accept- ed. Dr. H. E. Clarke, former pre- sident of the league presided at the meeting and a vote of thanks was passed expressing the apprec- iation of the members for his efforts in the past.

Dr. J. A. McMurdo was elected honorary president.

It was decided that the secre- tary should write the supervisor of physical fitness for the province to ascertain if any support for the league can be obtained from that department-s.

Bears Settle Back into Second Slot

(By The Canadian Press) Newark Bears. who fell heir- to first place in the Inbemationel League over the week-end by stay- ing idle while the leaders dropped twin bills. were rained out. again at. Montreal vertex-day —- and fell back into second place. Syracuse Chiefs took top billing as they finally quelled Rochester ' Wdngs 7-6 after- 11 inzlinzs. Chiefs have won 10 and lost. B for g m5 pore wage. willie Newark! record reads 8 and 5 _for .615. l1 who paced Chiefs‘ 18-bit attack with four blows. doubled to centre withone out in the 11th to set the stage for vic- tory. Dick Wahl banged out a useful triple and Sinton managed to beat the throw-in to the plate. The only other scheduled some was a night. contest at Toronto. where Maple Leafs entertained Jersey City Giants.

SYDNEY. N. 5-. May B-—(CP)-— There were some red faces today among male members of the Syd- ney Flsh and Game Association. Mrs. '1‘. B. Lindsay dispisyedn trout weighing 3 1-4 pounds. set- ting the high mark for the season among senior members of the as- sociatlon.

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The American League race be- came more b! a runaway affair than ever yesterday as Boston Rec Sox slugger! their way to a pair of wins over third-place St. Louis Browns. while New York Yankees dropped a close one to Chicago. 2-1

The two wins gave the socklnx Sox a three-game lead over the Yanks. and extended their un- defeated string to ll in a row. their longest streak since 1031 when Joe Cronin‘: boys captured a dozen without s’ setback.

Boston's‘ so far unbeaten fling- ers. Dave (Boo) Ferris: and Jon Dobson. looked mighty wobbly out there yesterday. but heavy hitting gained them victories by 7-5 ant 5-4 margins. It was number ihrel this year for Ferris: and number four for Dobson.

In the other games played. Vir gll Trucks held Phlladelphll Athletics to six hits for his secocit victory of the your as Detroit. Tl:- ors won out 3-1 at Philadelphia and Washington Senators mode l two in a row over Cleveland In dians at the capital with a 7-4 wi\ g despite a pair of homers by Ken Keltngr and Hank EdwaJ-ds of the Indians.

At Boston. Johnny Pesky con- nected safely his first four times up to run his string of successive hits to 11. one less than Pink: Higgins‘ major league record.

The BIVWHS drew first blood i: each game. 1n the opener. the: started on Ferries with Vern Stephens’ two-run homer. and i cou le of other hits tojive them a t roe-run lead in the opening frame before Sox blasted out five in the fifth against former team- mate Denny Galehouse,

In the second game. ‘Blow-ill! nicked Dobson for the first run but hodton pulled into a 2-1 lea in the second inning. after H Wagner led off with a homer into the right field stands.

Yankees didn't look too impres- slvc as Lefty Thornton Lee snap- ped their win streak at five. smu- ling home both runs himself. Lee's hot grounder past second baseman Joe Gordon scored tb necessary runs in, the recon frame. and then held Yanks pqqtor- iess with eight-hit twirling, _»

Penetarigulshene’; Phil Mar- childon was the viaim 'as'Detrblt took the hapless Athletics inir camp. Marchildon ln his i-rst ap- pearance of the season h led well but was the victim of not-too-sharg fielding by his mates. ‘