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NEW YORK (AP)-Billy Pie;-cg at Chicago White Sex and Robin Roberts 01 Philadelphia Phillies- darting pitchers in baseball's nu. star game earlier this month. have taken over Major League earned-run leads an the season ?lDS2l in on the two-thirds mark.

Associated Press figures re- vealed today that Pierce. a south-

mw who has not yielded an rarned run in his last 25 1-3 in- nings. has permitted only M earned runs in 113 frames to top the American League with s bril- liant 1.75 ERA. Pierce has I 7-6 Iwon-lost record but he has drop- ped three games by 1-0 margins.

Roberts paces the National League with a 2.!!! earned-run mark on 61 earned runs in 196 innings. The workhorse right- liander has won lfi games and lost seven. Ho boasts a six-game winning streak.

Pierce took over the paceset- ting position from teammate San- dy Consuegra. who has pitched only 36 innings and does not air pear likely to work the 154 frames necessary for consideration as the leader. Roberts replaced Luis Ar-

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Pictured above are two old- This mark has never since been

time and retired firemen who for equalled. a moment yesterday relived one In winning this race at Fred- of the most cherished memories cricton they broke a mark which of their careers as fire fighters. had been set by Mr. Ingram and .lack Ingram on the left and Tom the late Fred Bell at Charlotte- Gibson on the right. both of the town in 1925 and tied by the two Moncton department. are seen Moncton firemen in 1929 at Mone- up to Pierce in the American . posing in the positions they held ton.

League. He has 42 earned runs down when they set a record for in 144 innings for an earned-run ithe hose-coupling -race of 10 25 mark of 2.63. Wilson has seven seconds at Fredericton in 1938 victories against 10 defeats.

Dick Donovan. another Whitr I I

Snx mainstay. is third with 2.7:! F T A followed by Early Wynn of Cleve- . S 1- land Indians with 2.73 and Whiiiev Dr! I P k T o h Ford of New York ankees wti i 2.92. Wynn has pitched five shut 1' out: while Donovan and Ford have four each.

Jackie Cnllum of Cincinnati Rod legs is right behind Roberts ir the National League. The littlr lefthander. enjoying his besl,bi' league season. has Elven up sly earned runs in 104 innings for r 2.94 earned-run average. He ha- an 8-5 record.

the old Charlottetown Vicforias. He was born in Charlottetown and spent the early part of his life here He went to Boston to play professional hockey with the Bruins in 1925, '26 and '27. Neither Tom nor Jack take an active part in the sport events now but have offered 810 to any team who can break their rec- ord at the Driving Park tonight.

Sport Briefs

BUENOS AIRES (AP) - Kid

Gavilan, former world's welter-

weight champion, outpointed Cir-

1. S40; 2. ilo Gil of Argentine in a 10-round fight Saturday. Gavllan weighed

1, 325; 14355 pounds. Gil 145.

CLEVELAND (AP)-Bob Avila.

1, 320; 1, 815. 3, Cleveland Indians second base- man. underwent I successful op-

L 359; oration for removal of a growth on ,his eye Saturday. Dr. Don

pad to fifth with 3.05.

WILSON Is RUNNERUP

.lim Wilson of Baltimore Orioles. veteran righthander who pitched

a no-run. no-hit game for Milwau- kee Braves last season. is runner-

Many of Charlottetown's ing hockey fans will remember afack Ingram as the "Silver Fox" of

The big Firemenls Tournamentl Replacement Race: with entries from all over the 530? 3: 310-

Msritimes will take place thisi Ham coupling 3,". evening at the Charlottetown I2. 315; 3. 310 Driving Park.

This is the first time in 15' 13"” ilmi years that the tournament has been held in Clurlottetown and firs brigades from Dartmouth. 2

One Mile Relay Race: 35; 3, 310. .

Amherst. Glace Bay, Moncton. . Digby, Dalhousie. Truro. Chat- 100 Yard moi: 1. no; 2.310. Kill” '17”: ,”h:””::"'l"”;"'d Big D9ub'9 ham. Lunenburg. Sackvtlle. Lan-'3. 35. Am” M e "53 3' pay "er .t.Bth t.ElRl .N. day- 5ALEM- N-H (AP '” Tw9"lyi I61? giimmzrsldg R.Ce.A.F.v;latlon P""lP91i 33” i5P9Cl3”-' 1' 350v . . three persons each collected aim", the town of summerside Wm 2 S30; 3. S15. ATLANTA 51 W3” -r Uyde

82.116 daily double payoff Monday at Rockinghsm Park when Marcy Girl and Honey lBeige. twltli f;)ur- - it s. c c i t . irst xarglgogdigncesf ked n 9 y Four large trophies and 32000 H was the bigges, double re. in cash prizes will be givedout turn of this year's New England,” "'9 Wlmllilg 995"” ind ""'"' season and the fourth-largest in l'ld”"l5 '30mP9”"E 1" ti" "ln9l the history of racing in this sec- i5l""'""l1 "'99" "d H" b5"d' um, competition. ISTANBUL. (AP)-A 68-year-old back to win the 3110.000 Sunset An all-time high of 33.614 was Th MI W. is H, I th millionaire. Carlos Ritter. swam Handicap Saturday at Hollywood established here when Mighty ,3 -9 0 0 1:15 1;: 5' -0 I? the Bosphoriis both ways Monday Park. Tough and Detach won the dou- V irmu.s eve!” M elf C” taking 27 minutes across and 55 NJ MP, ble events Oct. 16. 1945. '"'e”- mi. MONMOUTH PARK-J ; ' H M Marcy Girl. last in her previous Ritter. an amateur swimmer,,-William 5- Hen” 'f'i I; t start on June 29 at Narragan- was born in New York but" llVC8'SC0pev 1" lrlfi" all "'9 W33” 1:6 won her first and paid in Buenos Aires. He swam thel Klniz FHDCNS High, G"" byaw 899.60. Honey Beige. 'a maiden. Bosphorus once before. two years lengths 58""'d?Y "' ll" s8”'th was winning her first race in ago. in two minutes less than his Monmouth handicap at Monmou seven starts and paid 369.20. - latest time. Park.

, .King, a former Montreal Royals

Trnk rum P"'d': 1' mi zlpitcher in the international Lea-

550; 3' "5 gue. was named manager of At-

Band Competition: Cash prize Ilanta Crackers by the class . Southern Association Saturday.

INGLEWOOD. Calif. (AP?-AL fred G. Vanderbilt's five-year-old

U swlms Social Outcast came from far

be entering teams in the various firemen's races and the track J.-ind field events.

Hose Reel Race: 1,3150; 2. 3100; 3. 575.00: 4. 850; 5. S40: 6.

Ladder Race: 1. 8100: 2. 375; S3, 50; 4. S40: 5. 330: 5.120.

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