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Yankewwzxling-[Tollrirst Place In American League By Splitting Doubleheader

— NEW YORK. May 17—<APt- crowded the first-place New Ycrk New York Yankees elun pnecar- Yankees by t». ‘rig a double bill 1ously to first lace in t Amer- frcm Ptiiiiidtilphi Athletics. 4-1

and 9-3. Jim Bazby and Al Mzltiar

each turned in a fcur-hit ni.unri

ican League to ay by winning one

the 1 ague taking boih 011d! Ol l‘ of two games with the Browns a: e

doubleheader from Rochester Rfli

in‘ Alvin (Pole) Thompson one-mi

fiqam from the :\t_ a 5mm Tech .

Rgyalg Win Norton Leads

5t, Louis 1n p, way unusual for the performance for the Tribe. Wings, 8-3 and 3-2, before a CFDWG meal College, \\'-'ll the 11. 1C1llMIlDl0flS~—\\'ilhOllb an extra bat I1 S bdue Bust of! 5,100.31. an? tlhe‘ iiointh [Bison Z22: baiting gfulo it i~ D11‘ ma? '1, ' zt-r u on s‘ars T ‘~ _‘ .e' lBut, there were 10 singles-three s uumph n t er as ‘ Mt. A. 0 of No. 8 Servicn F1 11X

Joe Gordon-as the Yanks 9,101“ ma QM,“ 5pm, 5631001. Monctoit. '11

From Cubs 7-2 and 4-3 Jo

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Chlsox Continue To Win l0zli inning giving the Tigers a 4-3 °Tl°l95 dflfeflléd Syracuse (-2 in lifts and 52 seroxds by

- . . . . 1. . . -_-_ Lansdl, .1 .F‘l-It pifiilnghlfifsglast Jgarlixlglbeftgegxllg-I ArgiltlittjdavLNtiPeYd/rliwggiikecs won gilgrrntilsigtésltixlefglhgg wgguttiléhgflllril SAOKVILLE. NIB, May 17- Mcnctgtf an? E11.:é...zfltfl,llra“ll°ll lying for enlzsimtnt in the navy. a doubleheader from Detroit Tigers YORK V!” 1.I_(AP)_ ——-__—1 LIONTREAL M“, n__(cp)_ er mo. It was the Flocks. fourth (QP1__DCI? Nm-mm 111011111, 51115011 the 3111,1511 Bum-We (mm ‘ ntm 8.1.. Washington Senators to three by scores cf 6-1 and 2-1. = - ' "- ' - victory 1.. ti... 1m 15 urtiversitys cutstandlns athlete. ——-~-- .

Giants and Cards Split games.

Saturday Buffalo Bisons pasted

~ sis stretched their

lilonizetil Royais tightened their lead to 61-2 games

1111p on second place ln the Inter-

Washington Senators split their B

hits while the White sox railed N

‘lllmawe smashed one of his own Maritime , .

for their sixth straight vxatiory, 4-3. twin bzll with ClWQlIIIIG Indians. _ , ,1 , w , k _ A 4934- ,__ k5 Montmai R9 1115 7-4_ '11 R0 315 i-ccords and equalled another in a. — Daniel O'Neill The triumph came in the s:c- The Indians won the opening gsme Oflqjleffgvlagfu"; b"%lro_efigi "ram; pgfg; gmmrgwlil’ ma“ 5.311115? {Jafllmleildshgarglff dtcfififighgdertlifrgg Scored 511 mm 1n 3:6 gouynh Maritcme track and field meet Ireland and r oncl game of rt do liheader after 5-4 but senators came back in the d. ' "w ' _ * a ,, and‘ 4:3 below 1mg?“ crowd at the p011) gr-gunds 10d p111-th- ‘nice ‘Ibronto Maple lilnmg- Saturday. Mount hllzstn Golds Ont. died in ho Rzgncys ‘rcotnzc? HIE veteran Ted niuhtcap and trounced the Indians Em k M ' this season‘ New York Giant's lvgflF Lei-B aliid 4-1. before 6,416 1T1 m9 Only 9M1" $38119 game won the meet, in which nine other from iniurics stiff Ll‘°“$- S“ the 5"” dc“ W” 7* . ‘ 'l lorv enabled the boosted their winning streak to I l}; played Saturday, Jersey City Giants teams cmlbrlfll- Mount A-"Wtl vltvlfis vii wcurrv" six nits 7-1 rn the i izame. (‘fiicaao bent Ptiilndclizfiia 4-3 _, _, . _. . ~ . ‘ - ‘l " owned 3111 c 1-1 t _ tr 9 Garncis were second and No. 31 Pickering. Ont. _. .. t Dunn.» .0 ink .1 game and a four wines by lurrilng back St. d B m re 0 ores 51. h . . . t _ Indian‘ C” d Yzmk‘ “W19 3mm“ d°“'*°‘l Si" MW‘ 4'2 htilfaon to their lead Louis Cardinals 7-1 but- the v.s- Bears Spank Jersey! Toronto-Rochester game was post- Depot. Royal Air Farce, Mcncton, (A prciiciis ftllllflilllt I At Cleveland. Cleveland Indians 1n the ozher scheduled ‘games. ‘Kirby my)‘, 1,055“; a 10.1.4111. 11°15 rauied in 1.11s Second to gain DGIIGKI because of the utrather 1mm ‘ Ottawa 531d ma‘ H __ tar nl ‘the Cubs in the opener to an even break 1n the double bill. M Ned-ark, Newark Bears boost- while ihe scheduled Newark-Syra- Leap“??? m?‘ w“: 1358s "filly? ‘Siuglcqrled 51110115 11.11111,‘ I. in . n rcgisur is second triumph against 8-6. ed their HEWtJ." winning ‘streak t0 gal-i; ll-llt “'95 played 011 o. Pfevwuj §$§°§--0n1<1ofun13§5r§cloyi lcltf 22 {egg cl%lefitlgfl\vq~\q\fl.§glullyré( '1' 1s m, a tlirc= titftni _ but l-\\'O of the bows six gantcs bi" ranking t er arch - “ ‘l? n‘ 1 h ‘ . ‘ l’ _, ire cc Che” Champw" nllllomats And “ra. I “ b‘ P“ .*'"*2~i..%»ii.“.r;***..*2 $122? t an. >1. e s 0 a l ‘ . - a ~ . - ' . » _ I ;1_ 11 -_ . ___ seconds flat in the lw-yard dash -—-- [3 Impressive Newsmfin Reach in. Y a n.ninr'in'§§r‘§§'r‘gn§.L-‘ a. Arisfiiigtig§nilfiarttiff liltltfirtll-ltr ° 4' “f” a mm“ °f 9m’ Lennon - to P) __ innanvs “m; P1153651 bards by Atatgitader ULSTER I “ .. = ' -. r ,1 g - d ' - (Put Pa erson. ycincyz er- . . . I g 0 lgbinmDgl? g-liattieshn“giréllligvltl-iiffilli]; siailg- BB0“ “mp Wm“ TM“ €gllr1\allrl§ii?l¥l\'b?8l)%0 El%1o5.i.di‘ii£l:‘? fhtlli son waslnzggn ondlhc he'll-s other; zliafil-ghfT -- it . stirt .f tti ninth gle afer the Piratts lock the opn- M, B m1 ‘ 31.1131 B- ms 1.00M“ 259110 bflcks‘ 135 1on5 C; 1-5951119 icnriri tic t) an gave _prcinis_e C . W ' s eriiicii 1t 1 In Exhibition 1c n l-lughcCaseiv, who er 7-2‘. _ pd 11151211551123 m“; an“: ma“ {In 111811115‘ 374 10115 1-,; ar-g-t...) megns 31rd "Plwmlllg 9, iecoid-bivakitig sptint- ANdrthuit littlintl, _ 11w.’ 1H“ . wit-h the help 0f a Saturday 1123K!‘ Ed Head lmdl‘ 10.106 tons of flrcutccd, 911 Y1 Febs flfllhulttttl ‘ll 1.1 .-, _.__._ .__._ in n 9.. -, ed two-git bafgwas Brcopltlvn Dcglitl- _ “—-~~—~ crus ed P t OM81 1H‘- vs. - ~ - " stoma-man, May l8 _ (CPJ- Are Enroute Home Un-. "5 .

Walters Pat-es Reds [t was the fifth siraizht vmtory for

Abe Yanofsky. lll-,\'€hl"9ld Gill?” - At Bc-‘rti, the crowd-Jami Head who came up frcm Montrea dlan (311955 “no holder M!“ Wm‘ der Exchange Deal‘ 1‘ i‘ t" l)“fl\'(‘d weather so bad Royals o! the International Ileagut" mines. was impressive drums the Q e t Q | i m p 5 e Q f ,1 t nd chute of a dcuble- Ln other gamcs._NeW Ycrk Giant two exhibitions he gave here dur- i f‘lll(‘(l oif~came to set- blasted Cincinnati Reds 7-2 as int; the weekend. France, " a heme run, but they hcpimd on pivher _Gen:~

Saturday night at, the Le Paris- stole the show Thompson for all their runs in the

len Club the young player W0" every one of the l7 matches he played simultaneously. This after- noon at another exhibition at the gymnasium of Ln Palcs e Na- tionalo Y-anofsky played 2Z2 games winning m of them and being held to draws by Gzisibn Gfllidf-‘l and George Gallagher»

According to Montreal experts.

By Alvin J. Stcinkopf Associated Press Staff Writer

LISBON. .\fav l7 -—(AP> --Se\'l‘t't- tit-four bst ' ' United State. lczn . respondents and their ..mtli..~nr- rived in Lisbon Sntttrday iti-"rl-t ni- ter five months of internment in Germany.

7 Bnseinii Rééiiits

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s circuit-clcutixig first mice lnnmBs. Bud Si, Liuis

1 ‘Zing one over the dowrted Boston 7-4. The Onicago- ate Cincinnati Reds to i‘-

Pmladelpfiia game because of weather.

Baseball Standing

NATIONAL LEAGUE

was postponed

attending the matches. Yanofsky Thev were on the first of three SUNDAYS RESULTS Won Lost Pct is one of the fastest players ever special trains bflllfilllfi 132 Unites B kl 23 8 747 .- -_ _- , d 1 11 Statx citiroti. and 1'.‘ c-vntrni mi r00 yn . '. to pejorm hale He fiblfihe ute- Souil: AmCPlFIlTlS from concentin- Boston 17 15 .531 to Play gnome!‘ am n on o Lion points in Gtwnintiv where tit-v l Pittsburgh 1B 16 .529 mallow nlghh . had awaited completion 0t‘ tcrlioits ( ill" 3? Bflmkl!" 4 St. Louis 15 15 509 t Eangfsklts és§fierflc1fulfoufif negotiations for exchange of Ger- 1'!" flflmlf‘? New YOPlK 16 15 500 a e m O .4 y man diplomats and netvs men in the ("llvlllllflli 9; Boston 3 Cincinnati 14 16 .467 lng which he tullltour the Mari- weswm homfiphpro _<.».~.,m1 gflfnv pn§[1)nn9fl_ Chicago 14 17 A52 fimps‘ Tm‘ Wm Wm ma m‘ Hah- ‘Ore himdrvtl llllfl. twr-iitvJive A- PM‘ l~":"““ . Phlladellbhla 9 23 r231 t“ June 2- mericans ali-t-adv had nrrivcd in Lis- - “M'- ll 3"“ "Mk 7 . _ bon from Italy.’ “ “nltttluijtligtlav York a AMERICAN LEAGUE Al t h th.dll- *_- .0 - ;. w New Speclallzed ......*.r:..:.:: ..i';*"s2...;..i::.. n. an n t» which docked here Saturday and be- Pmsbwgh 7‘ Phuadelphl“ 3 Gleveland 2° 1° 567 RIGOAIFI gun discharvinz 823 Germans Itnl- 50mm‘ “m”: . Damn 19 14 575 lanS. Bulaaitrinns and Hnntzai-ians. Pmshunzl‘ 4; Phflmwphl“ 5 3%?‘ 15 13 '53s Tl. n-tt ' ‘ll i '. .. li l. . , W. melon 12 18 -40> OTTAWA-fillet’ llPwPF-Delfllls yffgdupfd“.,§§§“\I;‘:,“;f ‘m “g °' .»\.\lI-.llI(.-\N LEAGUE pi..1a..1e_1-,1.1a 13 m s94 o‘ new sipemahzed ems-SIS of an fAmorig the Americans from Italv . sl- hauls 13 2° '39‘! crew Dgi§0I1!lGl_“'ei‘E discussed to- were Rev Hiliqm can)“ WOO‘! pwq “mm; Chicago 11 19 367 d?) bfi Afimnmee’ iowfir‘ R0 51 rector of ‘St Paul's American Epis. New “Wk Si‘ “W's I po e prsen ie _y - - »~ - g. 1.~- , v Canadian A§I£hFKICB1IH1FFlIG Brgllsh CQI-lriltlcgl-lfchléfl tivliionwa? ar- 3? 5L 110,11, g INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE Commonwea ir raring an res ov. on SLSP 6° ° e5‘ 1.-- _ , schools has been training three nionagc: Harold Denny. New York “V5.11 1t (‘I1lca)o ‘i Newark 2°. 5 7769 specialists—-the pilot ‘he air obscr- Times coricspotidcnt and Mai A m " n ‘ ’ g Mmnreal 1° u 577 ver and the tivirclcss‘ operator-air Michael BilCklPV United States‘ 1r; 5 mm lamp: ~ - Buffalo 13 12 ‘520 Bunner Now i2 different. specialists my“ observer both of whom hvi-‘ere ‘~‘~"q""gm“ 3; “ma” 4 Jersey any 15 15 "503 are reiiulred of which 10 will be captured lnvbibva before the Avis I I“ “m7 T°'°’“° l‘ l5 483 trained in Canada necessiailnil went to war against the United séngifitllvlpgkxtziifl l; Cleveland ‘ 351mm ' a ‘ - P I K- 1 yracuse . t) Eglrlligluesragzlifi ctlhzengfiilizaitilzagilfltiiiilinholf states Pliilntlelpliin 3; Cleveland 9 Rqchesgfl- 10 1g 357

classes in the training schools The pilots for single-engine planes

are men of dash. The pilots for

twin-engine machines are more of

a painstaking type. Co-pllots are Y Flrfl B1111?! those not “in. sufficient expert. gfiiétf,e%glnilcisrlili vlflFgwf “fell-l; and Toitmw 3. Niontreal 4 BY Tl“ "MM" PW" ence to be given charge a! an air- e1 ‘l; ‘ipfl-b m‘ he {Y5 lme ficcqnd zame- BATTING \ craft. A pilots mate is capable of "We lfls DEB!" 91" they W" fret? Tor-into l: lllnhlrml} (mm 1e der m h 1 ) assisting the pilot .n the controls to moile...a.bs>ut. buy newspapers. use hm 211th"! ° a 5 ‘m "We and 1n engme nm1nwna11ce_ the te ephone and eat vrhat they Jersey (ity 3; Newark 13 n l

The air observers job tinder the trout-Pd. _ _ Secrmd name: “Y”? 9'15 G A5 R H P"- old system was navigation, bomb For the first time in five months Jersey (‘lty 4; Newark SPENCE, aitning. photography and emergencv they saw no pistol-toting Grstapo First game: 591159013 39 122 31 50 410 ’ gun operation. This 10b has been at their elbows. watching every step Rnchc'icr 3; Buffalo 8 DOE . divided into air observer and navl- irrlth suspicious eyes. Sectintl grime: Red 50x 21 82 13 33 .402 gator. A navii-tattqr is described R5 For 17 news and radio correspon- Rit-hcstvi- "t; Buffalo 3 GORDON, a. good mathomaticlan-wffclse and dents it was another incident. in an Firsl twin"! Yanlmes 93 99 11 38 .3134 with plenty of eitcliirance. _ adventure winch started ivitn ill-f‘ Syracuse 7: Bttiltimnre 0 LANTANNO.

Other JOBS Hi6 “l1” l-‘Olllbem "T" mass arrests o1 Dec. ll. 1941. Svvtmd zamc: s . . . . . .. 1B 57 8 20 .351 1655 0999-3011 wlfele5s °b5°r"°lf5 The diplomats were not arrested Syracuse Z; Baltimore 4 FERNANDEZ- lklllefil 1-" PlwWl-Faplly- W£~"'1°55 “*7 and consequently avoided going Braves 32 127 18 42 331 gggitllieeretlfirfldlo Observe" "Id will‘ through t»... German police mill. saTunoaY-s RESULTS REISER, ‘

Radio Observe" it'll." ht" °° l“ gtiryrrolreymnfiililg§dnng Yffilniltnti? NATIONAL LEAGUE gm " a m 28 s’ ‘s25 radio Imam“ Qfld fwizhf’ Ingmegs ed in heavilv-ttuarded hotels at énd HOME RUNS “aaifsblfo‘fnflfi..“§u}-1;§],"}‘1?§1l, a... Nauhcim and Baden Baden. Pitlsbuqch 1: Brooklyn 8 American League: Williams. Red got being traifled m cmnlm but Now tn nctttra! Portugal. these 5}‘ Lmlls 7Z_B<iston 4 50x. J. Dlmaggio. Yankees, Yor‘; the other 10 types of 55661311515 now North and South Americans were (lnclllnall 2- 5"” Ymk 7 T1838 3; NBUOHBI Lune: Camilli

are or soon will be trained here. .___i____ FAST WITH . ASKS

LQNDQN _.. (CPt - In a sur- prise respirator test telephone girls at the general post office tvXHhRIY-‘B donned their gag masks tvithln 20 seconds. The masks are specially made so that operators can run the swibchboards while weflflhz them

Keepitfl h4e_h_o__tne.____ YUUR SPECIAL MEDICINE

That remedy your doc-

Briniz your prescription to us. It will be put up

Prescription Prices Al- ways Reasonable Here.

JAMIESOIPS

DRUG STORE

Dirty and Hungry

The Americans reaching here

from Germany were dirty and hun-

eating heartily after protracted ex- perience with the scanty German wartime rations.

Catch Up On News

They listened to radios from Lon- don and New York. read newspap- ers not controlled by Dr. Goebbels, and began learning what has been going on in the world from uliich thev had been isolated by the Ger- ninti censorship.

Their four-clay journey the Rhine Valley. France, 51min and Portugal was stipcrvised to the Spanish border by the G-Ostupn‘ but; despite the strict-est of control there were numerous incidents trhrcrlnyz to Americans who for long months had longed to shake the German dust from their shoes.

throttizh

Glimpse t»: Franco

Occupied France-Abe Marne VaL ley, Paris. Eiarriiz~tvas found to be a land of dcen emotional depres- SlOTl- 5* Ellmllwtl by homewarri- bound Americans,

The French did not know that our

One livelv French peasant ob- Vlflllfill’ had heard about. our tsnin some manner: he stood in his field and merrily waved the star-s

for an hour. J if In movint: nhrasea he asked that 5 U I T I N G 5 ._. the United States h'elp to thc iit~