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Fred“ Perry. Canadian

(By The Canadian Press)

MONTREAL. April 25—-Jestei' oi me courts whose oifer to coach crnadrsDavi-s Ono te iidered ﬁrst to be one o; his tests, Pfed Perry agreed today to help prepue the Dominlons young |uertet for its meeting with Japan in the North American zone of the Owls Cub tennis playdowns-

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R111 WREOOIF‘

To Coach Davis Cup

Team This Summer

with Ellsworth Vines. There was Just a possibility he might cogm the Canadian team. Perry mid newsvapemlon. generally unaware o! the letter sent some weeks ago by the Canadian Lawn Tennis As- sociation, asking Perry i: he was sincere in the oﬂer he made casu- ally here one day. There cane no really.’ as for as local oﬂicials were a .

Makes Announcement

But after luncheon with 3.11, Watt. president of the CLTA. it was announced, Perry had formally lkfeed to take over the Job of Bob Murray and Montreal. Rosawil. son o! 'l‘oronto, and Doug cemmm of Vancouver. ate and venue o! the Canada- Jaiian tournament have not yet been decided but the site rests between Vancouver and Montreal while the games will be staged goinetime between July 80 and Aug.

No formal statement was issued following the luncheon and Perry could not be reached immediately after. But it was expected Perry, who at times has held the four main titles o! the world. would take charge of the iaii team about the middle of July.

No Hlmlnntlon

"When and if I take over the Job of looking alter your boys," P911? told nowsllﬂllvmien before he met Watt. "I'll take them out of Montreal and we won't hold any eliminations to determine who will gay the singles enaagements. This

one 0t the worst things that a

Wa rringt0n-'s Jamaica Bouts Are Postponed

BY RANDAL Canadian Press Stall Writer ivnw YORK. April 26 —(OP)—-

It begins to look now es though mick Wall. crack Canadian jockey, may have (he Kentucky Derby mount on Hal Price Headleys Menow instead oi one at the Earl Sande horsesHnStarting pitch- ers tor all eight National League M81818 went the route yesterday... A pitchers league, mayhem.

A week's postponement in the Jamaican engagements J Nova Scotials crank light-heavyweight boxer, Tiger Warrlrtgton, is an- nounced by his New York Mann- ger. Both Northmunder the new schedule the Liverpool negro meets Goxito Iioo. Cuban heavyweight champ, in Kingston, May '1. and tilts for the third time with the Jamaican tlilehoider, Juan Her- rera, May 2.

Orville Droulliard. the Windsor walloper who goes against Bernie Friodkln here tomorrow would like to fight Pedro Moti- tsnez...tigures a. win over Mon- timez would earn him a. shot at light/weight champ Lou Armstrong and Montanez is aiming for about with urelter ruler Barney Ross.

Lt will oust the United States Gold Association about $9.000 to send the nine-man Walker Cup squad over the sea to play against the British June 3-4...Ed Barrow of New York Yankees says there's not a chance oi anyone ever equal- ling Babe Ruth's $80,000 a year salary....“'l‘here is not that much money in the game for one ball player because of competition from other sports,’ Ed adds...

Ill Joe Dimaggio takes until sun- day to round into shape he'll lose

night, ,

Pirates Win

m Straight

By Defeating Cubs 8-6;

Athletics

Royals Defeat Orioles 9 - 5

(A. P. p Guardian's 5 Wire) lillONﬂalliAL. April ontreal Royals stepped u to a two-to-one edge in their se es with Baltimore Orioles today, pounding out a 9-5 victory in a loosely-played game in Baltimore.

Montreal. outhit 11-9. capitalised on Bird niiscues and a b eighth inning k) win. Eight hizr ers saw action, with Harry smythe draw- ing] credit for the win and Bid Co en charged with the loss. Mc- Gowan. Baltimore, and Hooks, Montreal, contributed homers.

Benn Again Win

Although outhlt. the Newark Bears chalked up their lourth straight victory, downing Toronto Maple Leafs 5-2 in New- ark behind the steady pitching o! Nick Stlnvench.

The rookie moundsizian scatter- ed eight hits as he sent the Leafs down to their fourth straight de- feat. Bob Seeds paced Newerlvs seven-hit attack with three sale blows, including his second homer of the season.

champion

Upset Features Golf Tourney

"P "am c"! dv- Ind Only sntes- eimctl $2253.23...Howevei'. i1 Joe

oniiles the players and creates a has aygood w“, 1g seems llkgly

‘@211’? “ll.” Wm ‘m1? m9“ 1°“ Colonel Rupport will give it back ————-

“ If: “'5, w Der Mas. lust as he did to Red (By Th0 Assooia‘ - Press) mg?- ‘QW PM!“ in his v-n- Buffing, last year's prize hold- LEEDS, England, Alprll 25-1. w. p ‘m the W°1°°m° 31"“ out..-&abliclllb has a cow-pony J. Merrie, a travelling salesman

hlni in Montreal, said England's chances in. the Davis Cup were

from Nottingham. scored one of the biggest upsets in the h

“Mt 5° h”? T1“ UmW-l 3m“! sepaxaib! Trainers saythe Bis- o! the Diglish amateur golf m» o» t» i» misses es.“ W» m- m meme- ezewnr "$51.?

he‘ s estegi

adding with s grin: U ear.

‘0011116, we tum out s. winning

team from Canada.

Dom n might expect his coaching ad- oame from the Einglish ace when he srrivedjhere for of his mfesslonal shows

l JDOWN THE ALLEYS/

Ion! NAME BOWLING 5 I‘ Iour Semi Finals

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OBTOWN BOWLING ALLEYI

t-rom Pum

Joe Dimaggio Signs Contract for $25,000

BY PAUL MICKELSON . Associated Press Sports Writer

winner of the British amateur tltlekhtwo un- ln a first round

ma .

Merrie worked this morning and showed 1m at the Moortown Club in time for the match this arter-

noon.

All six British Walker Cup cah- didates who played in the ﬁrst round today won their matches. The only Sllmrlse in addition to Tolleys elimination was the de- feat o! Stanley Lunt. 1034 chem. mo . by a local golfer, J. Heslam, one up.

Bout , Yankees

club thus re- cording its seventh straight victory e home eam - mltlihe new t ' had two {leficit wlﬁl E1156? unlzashednl: inn-run ve u; mm 111mm Tine Oubs flashul grim u four- rim offensive in tho seventh. Sh“ Pﬁkghmh. at‘ a one d m t - harsh. drove s long homer over the left field wall with Annie Golan on otlagbosestheeooro tied and two

‘Penﬂrateswenttotheplsizcin thefﬂtlmsrldninemorewent in glejneelghlh as they won the “Yum

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At Olnolnheti. Paul Derringer hurled three hit ball to inﬂict a third successive shutout u n the “ﬁllies Sit. Louis Card . cin- clnnati winning 5-0 to shove Frank- le Fri-soils men into the National League cellar.

It was the second victory of the season-both for the Reds and for 136110881‘. Last Thursday the hi8 Kentuckiari pitched four-hit mu w down the Cubs 6-2.

AMERICAN LEAGUE

rom e hilt out 311th: o! singles in four trips

50X BLANK SENATOR!

At Wmhingiiom. Lefty Ootcnnuel- ler of Boston Box-m" 01d W n mix-whitewashed the Senators 7-0.

Ben Chapman, former W ton outfielder. led the so; with three hits. one a double.

Detroit Tigers. in a. batting slump time the start of the season, uri- corked c mighty attack in the opening game of their series with the Browns in St. Iouls easily. 10-1.

The Tigers clubbed three hurlem for l3 hits. i/wo o! them home runs, Vem Kennedy went the distance for Detroit.

Finals were. reached men's

Cudmore bye in/to semi-finals Miss E. Sinclair and Mrs. N. D.

MaoLean defeated Miss Dot Kir-

win and Mrs. E. K. McNutt. l5-

5, 15-6

Misses B. Prowse and E. Taylor defeated Misses 0. Johnston and M. MacDonald, 16-4, 15-9 E. Bourke and ma. W. A. Smith (ﬁrmed MlssesN. Jamie- son and M. Stewart, 18-0. 15-1

Men's Doubles (second round) G. Rodger and N. E. H “

ieated W21" Duffy and J. B. Johnstone. 16-12. 15-10

W. A. Smith and H. L. Bplfleﬂ defeated J. McQuald and G. Mc-

Mahon, 4-15, 15-9. 15-7

Welter Goss and J. Miilmeri de- feated C. Golf and W. A. Henry. 16-8. 15-12

Semi-Final Major W. A. Smith and H. L spiilett defeated Walter Goss and J. Mlilman. 15-9. 14-18. 15-3

c. A.A. Club

Elect Slate

slate of the All

The following ts the officers of the Canadi Amateur Athletic Oiub for year 1088: Hon. President: Col. D. A. Mac- Kinnon. President: Dr. Charles Dollkilri. First Vice President: Hon. T. W. L. Prowse. second Vice President: Capt. James Roach. Secretary: Fire Chief Anzus Mc- Eachern. ‘Treasurer: Jose h Francis. aunched a mem-

The club has bership drive and is hopeful of

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‘__;'B 1|"? ' Elsi-J, Bradley, two games to one. I IEII’ S

In the second match J. Square- brlggs won from . MoCoubrey. __-- - The billiard match this everilhl a close and exciting match l5

Babﬂetween H. Redmo d and A. - r ey.

night M‘ the Sunwsme Bu The ﬁrst. snooker match is be- tween C. McDonald and E. Loner and the second between M. Bevan

and D. McCeilum.

(By The Canadian Press) BOlvliBAY-Field hockey isboom-

ink among sportswomen of Indie.

In last lisrd Parlors. A. Peterson defeated W. Lawlor by 11 points. uswlor led until the halfway msrk and from there on it was a see-saw battle with Peterson emerging the winner with a score o1 300 to 7B0.

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Vancouver Hoop Team Two - up

UITAWA, April

ing a slightly superior scoring punch Vancouver Westerns eased

their second tonight in

to here

series for the National Be. defeating 014a!!! Globe Grads 34-32.__

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