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a ona a ue e u - ed under protest will prilgxlngelzl i} arguments, Brooklyn Dodgers stepped into New York Giants at the Polo Grounds yesterday to grab an 11-3 victory and keep their place at the head of the parade, lust ‘half a game ahead of st. Louis Cardinals. The Cardinals matched strides with the Brooks, nipping Pirates 3-2 at Pittsburgh before a chilled

and crowd that sat it out through a

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The other scheduled game. Gin- cinnatl at Ohivcaxo. was cancelled because of cold. foggy weather

_ that gripped parts of the United

States and vetoed the entire In- temational loop program.

At New York. the Dudgerg ham- meted three Giant hurlers for 10

hits. including home runs by Dixie Walker and Eddy Stevens. Bill

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Iolvzlave longwsinoe discovered is not Rookie Fred Mnrtln hel Pir- good practice. A crow is curious ates to seven hits and aimed oft and often investigates our actions. a Buc rally in the nlntlhas Car-

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Voiselle was charged with the de- feat.

Protests Game Manager Mel Ott of the home-

sters announced the game would at‘! played under protest when. in

e third inning. Giant shortstop

Bill Rlgney was called back to the plate after hitting s single.

Brooklyn Manager Leo Durex-her

°§ claimed Dodger leftficlder Dick

Whitman had called for time to get his sun glasses whit“ the hit was made. and Umpire Butch Hon- line at third base agreed.

In the fourth Durex-her and Um-

pire George Maeerkurth argued

l on 9m 0ft protested Furlllo had SW11". on was a favour‘- o three-and-tWo-pltch and Ur3§liro_ Bill Stewart upheld him.

Bookie Holds Pllatosy

fy, . Going into the final inning the

31-year-old Martin hadf the Pir- ates and a five-hit shutout well in 10w hand. Then. with two men out. m, Alble Fletcher walked and Jim 1k Russell doubled him. home. Billy Cox singled to score Russell. hut pinch hitter Al Gionfrldo rolled to short for the final out.

. 8.. April defeated Queen Eliz- gh, o! Halifax, 36-17. here ‘win the Nova. Bcotia ersoholaatio basketball p. The defending title-

ill holderfglolnpgm first m‘ the ‘tam- IBUIQ. l- l9 BS l8 fl , “m” 42-12 taking the round. ra-ze.

DOGS BEAT SKUNKB

‘itie Downtown Bulldogs defeat- =the Highland Ave. Bkunks by

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Bulldogs: Robert Hurry. Mousle

um Paul Jenkins.

Wilfred .

Bobby Lsiferty. Frank Hewett. Skuuka: Carl Reardon, Bryer “P”!

Chandler. Mark MscGuigan. Les-

lldwanis. Gerald Birt, Ian Gil-

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members of the Charlotte- ub have acquired mltstaud- pecimens of the various popu- lar breeds of dose. 1t is M 1011891‘ for dog fancier-s to go wince to buﬁks. good breed they e. Ln it mm’ be said that recent sales of Island bred

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though we always wonder w.‘ the ne hbors couldn't be ex ected to con riLvute millet-hint; l0 of their own lawns and Burdens-an inconspicuous fence even high would do mu our dogs. I Wﬂllld that children can do a lot of d m- age too! I caught a couPle 0! 5 boys walking all over

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Pictured above is Harry Poul- ton, 133 lbs.. winner of the trophy donated by the Prince al A.A.A. to the boxer giving the most , outstanding their light oard heldat the lng Club Wednesday night. ton won a clenrLelIt decision over Mike Reddin in a six-round bout.

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CINCINNATI April 28 - (AP)- bellcommimloner AJB. Chand-

stems Ohio and New York next week will obband opening games

hi itinerary

would include: Marion, 0., April 30 of the 0h

581* . P0 for oh Pony league opener, and p 1. schendgoady, N.Y., May a when t“ 5”“ ‘m’ "r the Oarmdian-Amerlom League

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in each group is sub- 591 am, the winning dog bitch compete fol‘ be! reed. rs compete for B9610! of all brash OOIBDOM HID. ' all groups compete for best of Show. -

hast, or- what have urbomple 1y " 3 aiding the r om '

the

con o Launouncod today as the National

Hockey League's outstanding rookie

walthoyearand wfunerof the

Calder Trusty, donated by the late Frank Cal , formq- N. .8. L. Prelllldllti.

The 26-year-old New York Bang; er forward won the award by

smallest margin in years in the annual poll conducted by the Can-- adlan Press hockey writers in N. H. L. cities. Be received 21 of u possible 360 points, four more than the 211 for George 600.13- yaar-old Chicago Black Hawks

to vs equal voting strength to each league olty.

Ilt was natural in the league's first t-war season that atten- tion s ould centre on men out o! the services. Laprade is an army veteran, while Gee served k1 the navy. The only other player to fig- ure prominently was Jim Peters o! Montreal Canadlenl, who saw arrlny service. Peters received 123

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Lnprsde first was placed on the Rangers negotiation list in Feb- ruary, 1988, when he was a prom- ising junior at Port Arthur, Ont. But he refused tempting profes- sional offers until last October. following two years’ army service.

A native of Mine Centre, some 100 miles west of the Lakehead. he ‘played junior hockey gwith Port Arthur for three seasons before entering senior ranks in 1938-39 with Port Arthur Bear Cats. twice winners of the Allan Cup and the Dominion senior title during his five years on the team.

He made an auspicious debut with the Rangers this season with 15 izoals and 19 assists for 34 points, tying with Boston's Woody Dumarb 1n 19th place among the league Dolnt-getters, He played in 49 of the lowly Rangers’ 50 games with- out gettlng a penalty and receiv- ed attention as a candidate for the

rookie. a vote. in which 25 writ- ers ' poled, was "weighted" -

Rookie May Hold Key 0i 0hi-0uhs .

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Commission Hands. Servo

Ladv Bvng Trophy. won by Mung- real's Toe Blake who had one two- minute penalty in 50 gameg,

Gee, a six-footer who was born in Stratford," Or|t.. and began his hockey career in Tomato with Columbus Juveniles, scored 14 goals and had l5 assists for 29 points.

liiaurade is the third product of the Lakehead cities of Port Arthur and Fort William to win the rookie award in four years. Three years Biro it was Gave Stewart. two years ago Gus Bddnar. Last year it was Frank McCool from Cal- 85W.

Two Giants Players liop To Mexico

(By The Associated Press) NEW YORK. April 26—Mel OM; manager of New York Giants. an- nounced tonight that pitchers Ace Adams and Harry Feldman had “lumped?” the club to play in the Mexican Baseball league. himself did not know oi’ their departure until he missed

- them in the ore-game batting

drill‘ and went to the clubhouse to inquire as to H161! whereabouts. There he was informed by other players that both Adams and Fleldsnan had collected their be- longings and said they were head- ing for Mexico.

Donovan Faces Charge 0f Homicide

(By (he Associated Press)

NEW YORK, April Zii-Arthur Donovan. 54, nationally-known boxing referee, stood nervously in felony court today as a felonious assault charge against him was riiamised and a homicide charge substituted in connection with the death of David B, Oorcoran. The homlcidjwiillkplalnt alleged that Donov Laud caused the death of thmqmt-Oid importer in, a Fifth Avenue‘. slteroolu. early last Friday. Oos-coran and Donovan. I old friends, had been on a round of night clubs, and the complaint charged that as thev alighbéd. from a taxi Donovan struck Corcorao. The latter hit his head on the batvﬁment and died later in a hos-

mh d: some was continued mi- a hearing May l8.

HEALTH-GIVING “SUBS”

LONDON-Beer ll one of the safest beverages because hops kill otf errna in the brewing. says Dr. F. . Norris, Birmingham Univer- sity chemist. in an article in "Na- ture". "In each ﬁat’?! the ma»:

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Ultimatum

(B! The Associated NEW YORK, April Z~ Servo. welterweight chaduoion. to- 6 to do-

dav was given until Sent-

fend his crown against Rey Rob- inson. The bout, originally sched- uled to be held in Madison iquan

tlcipate in any other bout between now and the title bout. the New York Athletic ruled. Earlier this week Servo and hil manager, Alweill. ankedﬂao Rob- lnson bout be oosvponed because u: injuries Servo sustained in hb loss to Rocky Graziano.

140,000 Arc Expected At Soccer Final

(By Jack Sullivan. kudhl Press Staff Writer , _ LONDON, April 26—( Cable) _.L.ondon is preparing for a post- war queue as soccer-hungry fans from all parts of the country dos,- cend on the city for Saturdays Charlton Athletic-Derby County English Football Association cup-

_ final match.

For the soccer classic, spacious Wembly Stadium her will bulge with a crowd of 140.

Buses owned l1!’ "l9 10nd" underground will be reseed to the limit as beamln icket-holders, the envy of hund eds of thousands unable to bu)’ teats. stream to the North Inndon park. Special trains and buses will be routed from the early morning and scores of pol- ice will handle the good-natured crowds.

The Charlton club alone has re- turned more than 200M]! Dollndl ($890,000) to disappointed ticket applicants, The stadium itself and. the Derby Club also have been caught in an avalanche of ticket seekers and it is estimated that 1.000.000 applications have been turned down. ‘

The Kivng and Queen and mam-

hers of the Cabinet will be on hund to watch the event. The teams will be esented to His MalNl-Y on the ld prior to the kick-off at 3 . m. Botgl clubs are leeldlll "N" first cup final victory and the Athletics are out also for the priz- ed double-the cup and the champ- lonshl of League South. Charlton is tie with Birmlﬂlllllm (Ilty for the leadership with s8 scum and a cup victory would KlVB 165ml incentive for the final stretch of the league game!-

Derb ‘s chances of a double are ultra-slim as the team is six point: behind the league leaders.

The team managers are Mi commenting on the outcome and club officials are superstitious about picking their shots.

Whatever the outcome. it wt:

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