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19,14 Earner! Run Record Reds Co On Hitting Spree, Defeat Giants $iil|l Yankees‘ NEW YORK. June 2 --(APl - out for the. Giants. three runs 2-1

Cincinnati Recs went on a hitting home, and runners oa third and‘

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The Cincinnati clouting amounted lgren and Danny Murtsugh mood | "Gently “up ed the American no" h“) mp to 5o 1mm“ (about Bob nun,‘ m m 1mm

to 18 hits off a procession of five Phlladelhpla Phillles to a 6-5 vle- I Mame Ehampgns "am today H one-fourth O! a pitcher.‘ "mm.

New York pitchers and sverv tory over the Chicago Cubs to oon- behind me flvth“ hum“ o; Lgny '

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"I must halve improved consider- sbmly," said Hal. who won only sigh! w s

' Pmmunmus. Jung a .. (AP) I Q -m startling news m: Hal New- iiuoser of the Detroit Tigars ls pit- ching better baseball t season ‘than Dutcaheonartiigld in 1914 - z e year s grea utchman so the American 1e earned Run losing 16 last year. Reoo --ieaoli theearsolthe Halhasyieldsdnuulnmily modest Hal himself today. and it of his last Bl innings and in only shocked him right out of his chair. two of his last 8'1. He has won t!!!“ “Is that so?" he said. jumping 11P- "ls that so? Well wliaddys know.’

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N York his first eastern a eseiyiinco. heofiinned 14 to win 3-2.

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MONTAGUE- FRUFAY AND SATUBDA! SOUBIS — MONDAY

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m." hi pitching eight innings, Schoolboy an m wa “tween wage and Thev scored once in the first. Rowe won his thl Iyounce 333k Bofgwy. w)“; gavg a

twice in the second. four times in season. Neiwell Kimball relieved m

third and again in the fourth and Rowe. but Jack Kraus had to finish Th, ymgg 891; to the so); south-

tapered off with single runs in the when the Cubs threatened to tie aw gm- ghep- Qnly nm 1n the 5th

sixth and eighth innings. the score in the ninth. nnin when John Lindell tripled Big Clyde Shoun took over from Each team made 11 hits. and aollie Hemsley singled. But

Walters in the second with one

Sport Shorts From Britain

By Allan Nickle-sun Canadian Press Staff Writer LONDON, June 2 —- (GP) — While Henry Cotton watched, held- less in his sick bed. fire destroyed the Ashbridge Golf Club where the former British Open champion is professional. It was the fifth fire in

Big British Transport Plane Lost

LONDON. June 2 (AP)-A Bri- tish overseas trans rt plane. with actor Leslie Howar reported among its 13 passengers, was officially de- clared over-due and presumed lost today after reporting in a final messing: yfsgerbay that it Willrd

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ebb Dunham of Hsvelock. N3, WK“, m mug, m whiz,“ to m‘. president of the Ibcersted Women's ]Qnd_ Institutes of Canada: Mrs. Adelaide 1g w“ gppgrgnfly m, viqflm o;

sengers. These [mas £11m giéiiilgmtlisfifi, ‘w, av “'1'... . ‘rs-lib “"“"°“ P" . e an is trans m rt 1 Plans i’.§;‘»§%li..‘l2l’.”’ it.“ i’- " e aet com 1 plane was at 1T‘Z“.§."§§§'n'.’ii§}.“‘

Others Aboard

Besides Howard, officially reported atliimnlgiaiiéoubeun $70065 mega Kenneth Stonehouse: 1 . as Eton corr Reuters News Age espondent and Alfred Chen director and fi-l isbon reports said they,

women and two children rel

OTTAWA. June 3 -(CP)— Wo- men who have played oiitstandlnl roles in Canada's war time 111p l’? celved recognition in the mug-s birthday honors list announced last night. Decorations were con- femd upon so women: 3B to civil- ians and 20 to women in the ser- V1055.

Five were made commanders of the Order of the British umpire- Mme. Justine Beaublen. O.B.E.. of Montreal. for outstanding patriotic and hilanthropic work; Mrs. Wall-

pbell. 0.3.3.. of Windsor.

Borowy gave his advantage away in the 8th.

In the 9th Luke Appling doubled after two were out. Joe Kuhel was DALHOUSIE, N.B. June 2 -(CP) purposely passed and Mike 'I‘resli ... canon 1-1, L, Roy, Winnipeg, was dropped a Texas Leasue sinsle into re-elected president of the Canad- centre for the deciding rim. lan Chcss Federation at p, meeting

The Red Sox and St- b01118 held before the opening of the Can- Broiviis made their four-game series 3.11m. 611555 Tqumamgnt may, an all-overtime affair by splitting promouon o; chess p)“ 51110113 a doubleheader at Boston. the vls- University sgudems, women's clubs ltors takins the opener ‘H 1n 12 and Canadian Youth was consider- innlngs and the home forces the 3 2 ‘Hi . inahwap in 10 tramw- ' Officers elected in addition to the leB-DS flud bouut-E in the Marltimes Yam‘ Terr!’ "15594 a f°Pr'h1V'-' [president were: Vice Resident, P‘. during flit.‘ past two years. until at the Browns to gain his first 1943 M_ w-mm Halifax; Sewemry, a 11g now Damousqa N13“ 11nd,; 15911 victory in the second game_but one icoopel-I Winnipeg; Treasurer, J_ [he capjm] Qpme gamma“ chess of those blows was Laabs ioulth Bamekuwysl View...“ Board o; world this year as the 5m o; m, homer of the season, with Milt Govmors, w_ R Budkm Vancouver; Dominion munpiomhipk Byrnes on base in the first inning. a n Mwumy’ Edmonton; Mm

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It is proving a difficult lob to get the Army-Navy softball clash run off. Last night for the second time the two squads were again held bv the vagaries of the weath- er man and now will have to evait Ionian open date before they can c a .

HALIFAX. June I —(CP)— In- terest in chess has increased

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Army. however, have an engage- ment to keen tonight with the heavy-hitting Y.M.C.A. the second clash of the season and opinion as to lust which squad will be returned the winner 1S varying very much.

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Y. displavin: plenty of batting punch and all-round good defens- ive play looked good against the Au" Force team on Tuesday‘ night. Bu: all through the struggle they had little to worry about as the Air Ibrce far from their best form and minus two key players were always behind the eight-ball. But how good will the civilian team shape up when they have the pres- lire m the-m?

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Tha‘ is s question that diould be doclded preltv well tonight and although the Y won by a lop-sided victory in their first start it is the consensus of opinion of those who have 56911 the army in action that rho my seam will have to be better and much better if they are going to take the measure of the Beach Grove outfit.

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Well balanced‘ and smooth work- inl the army team are reputed to hau- two hurlers that can put Dfvuli’ 0i speed on the sphere. In fact it has been said that either one of these boys is as fast as Ray stull. long regarded as the fastest liereartouts.

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Well if such is bhe case, and w; have no reason to doubt the per- sons who gave us, our information

outfit in

the village district within a sveek and police and Home Guard redoub- led their efforts to trace suspected. arsonists.

Invalided recent] from the Royal ~ Air Force, Cotton {Ives in a house] only 400 yards from the $54000 clubhouse. He said thn blaze started‘ in the thatched roof and that the‘ lire brigade ran short of water and were able to save only one wing. No one was iniured. *

Sum Dorman. Cottonis assistant: who was a professional in Poland: before the war, lost all his profes». ions. “He lost everything in Poland? and now he has had the same bad‘ luck again," Cotton said.

Several members lost clubs and balls and Cotton three sets of clubs. ‘ including one; with which he play-_ ed important matches. the stock in the shop was burned," Cot- l ton said. "flow we are going to re-|

lls are the most difficult prob- lem." (New gulf balls are a rarity} in Britain these days.)

e Henry Stratton, '79. who

Norfolk. He was riding master , King George V and spent more than 60 years in the service of the' Royal ‘family at sandrlngham.

War damage from enemy action] at Kennington Oval. h Surrey County Cricket

elusive of decorations and other re-

ure came at the annual meeting

NZB. Players frqn Halifax. Moncton

Georg tarught the King in the fine arts of, the - province, with that st Freder- horsebaok riding. died at Heatharzio. mo“ shawmgthemmrlpld growth With 50 members it now is the

and Charlottetown also are strong- holds of the game.

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Backing me venture enthusiuuc. The Red Sox also scored twice in

ally. the Dalhousie Municipal Coun-

their side of that frame and Al

c“ has granted a substantial sum Simmons’ single and Jim Taber's

to bolster the mee

t, and placed me trlpleoarovlded the deciding run in

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t . new town hall at the disposal of Rookie scum aw Hank Over,

the contestants for the 10-day play which gets underway today, Until two years ago. chess was

way. except 1w those die-hard ~ ers who whiled away the winter evenings over their without fanfare or publicity. 1941. a movement sponsored by the Riestlgouche chess club of Dalhousie resulted in the first Maritime tournament. at Siiedlac.

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and Saint John took par-t. From that beginning grew the

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Brunswick tournament was held. with entries

Chess clubs sprang up all over

largest in the Maritlmes. Halifax

victory against one defeat by sock- ing a triple off Tom Clyde in the sixth that drove in a run.

"m" "°“°"°‘"’"- Softball League

giim the m“ I w” “"°“'~ Theisaint John. Woodstock and Delim-

usie meeting in Fredericton. George Doyle of Saint John won the Prov- incial title, retaining it that year and again this your. league was formed last night with four teams entered. Mr. Paoli was elected president. with Mr. Vincent and Mr. Benedict Callaghan the secretary.

Cardinals, Hawks, Dodgers and Red Box. It was decided that all games vdll

be played on the new diamond on Upper Queen street.

Adams Expects To

mire held the A hletics to five hits in Philadelphia while his more m, less unheard o’ down m“ g"! er teammates blasted l4 safeties

Detroit

three enemy twirlers for a 7-2 mph. It was Detroit's third vic-

|iory in the four-game series and tightened the Tigers’ hold on third place in the American League.

Overmire contributed to his third

A Holy Redeemer senior softball Simon

Blake vice-president

The four teams entered are the

George Grant, Edmonton; H. W. Jordon, Moose Jaw; H. E. Riley, Hamilton, Ont; I. J. Dremand, Winnipeg: R. B Hayes. Kingston, Ont; C. F. Goodman. Toronto: C. O. Taylor, Toronto; E. T. Sampson. Montreal; C. Robillard. Montreal; R. G. Gingias, Quebec: D. A. McAd- am. Fh-edericton; DR. A. E. Weddell, Halifax.

Malcolm Sim. ‘roronio, an sulh- ority on chess. is in charge of the Tournament Competition.

ll. S. Boast Guard Gutter Sinks Sub

WASHINGTON. June 2 (AP)- Depth charges and gunfire from the United States coast guard cut- ter Spencer saved an important convoy from U-boat attack in the Atlantic s. few weeks ago cut one more off the roster of Nazi under- sea raiders and drove more than 40 German submarine crewmen over the side to surrender. “Wasserbombs: terrible. terrible," the navy quoted hysterical sur- vivors as shouting w ile they were being brought aboard the Spencer after cannon fire drove them from their deck guns and sank the sub- marine under their feet.

Plllmpfm of ‘lbronto. vice-presid- ent of the mecutive Committee of the Canadian Red Cross Society who ls in charge of the Red Cross inquiry bureau at Ottawa, . Renee vauielet of Montreal. for leadership in patriotic and philan- thropic work. Fbur were made of- ficers of the order of the Britlm Empire and 26 members of the Order.

Mrs. Zoe Fielding of Tbronto was awarded the British mnpire Medal for bravery and help to other sur- vivors of the tor-penning last aut- umn of the steams“p Caribou on its run bet/ween Nova Sootla end Newfoundland. The same decora- tion went to Miss Alice T. Hubbert. 57-year-old posimistress of sub- station 122. ‘Ibronto. who fought off a robber who struck her with an iron bar.

The awards in the services in- eluded the Associate l-‘wyal Red Cross to two navy hospital mat- rons; the Royal Rec": Cross, first class. to fi-ve army nurses and the Royal Red Cross, second class. to nine army nurses; the British nn- oire Medal to an airwoman and s member oif the Canadian Women's Army Corps. and the Royal Red Cross. second class, to two air force nurses.

Power Describes

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000 war appropriation for the cur- rent fisca year.

Major Power said the United Kingdom authorities had a “staunch

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. ut . iil.".‘i.'lk’é°ii.f'ifi'iz‘tif'tif‘..“z" turning by air along this route. e ..jl'=..i'.:ij§:§:_ ma» -

n unver i,- said the CtllIteV/illdegglrtlt diclilwnmofi the Bay of Biscsy. Other rs said a rough ses would have lemn. ed the passenger chances of a. fssfllgilgminmrggb-er hosts, but s sum.

German planes on unusually active reconnaissance along the seldom- molested air transport lane from neutral Portugal.

The names of the sssen ers and crew of four were wi eld rom the British Overseas Airways Corpor- ation's announcement of the plane's presumed loss. but Lisbon reports said Howard was aboard.

Nasl Announcement

In their daily communique broad- cast from Berlin and recorded by the Associated Press. the Germans said: "Three enemy bombers and one transport were downed by German reconnaissance planes over the Atlantic."

'.l'he Airways announcement is- sued here tonight said:

British Overseas Airways Cowrstlon regrets to announce the a civil aircraft on age be- tween Lisbond and t e ‘United Kingdom is overdue and must be presumed lost.

"The last message received from 1. the aircraft stated that it was be- Japanese We" M1118 killed in the in; attacked by an enemy aircraft. first l0 da of the American drive

‘The aircraft carried 13 passen- 0n Mill Is d- gers and a crew of four. It is this stubborn resistance

“Next of kin have been inform- which has prolonged the Aftil ed." struggle into ts fourth week. Amer- The plane left Lisbon yesterday ican forces were understood to be morning and was due in England continuing mopping u operations early last night. t

today and despite enemy's While planes operate between heavy casualties a number of poek-i Lisbon and England at their own ets of resistance in the mountain- risk lt was pointed out in reliable ous northeastern end of the Island circles that it was generally under- around Cape Khlebnikof still had stood they carry only civilian pas- to be cleaned out. -

Fsw Prisoners Taken 0n Attu

WASHINGTON. June I (AP; The United states Navy m4; scored the suicidal nature of Jap- anese resistance in the Western Aleutians today with the disclosure that only! four prisoners were c tiired w lo a minimum of

objection" to adoptiifinthe Canad‘ ian proposal and m tainod that their experience proved th more than so per cent ioininf the RAJ‘. were fit to become of icers.

That was not true in Canada where the authorities had more ex- perience in trainin air personnel than Britain, the lnister said.

Coat ef Training

In the course of the discussion Major Power said he was against granting air force leave for farm labor. He said it cost $25,000 to train a pilot and $27 000 to train an ob- server.

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it tIIIQBGHII-Eil . and o made a Revelation can“, m a message .'I‘ltle and defeating D. M, McConn- gffifl job ° ‘L aslsm” m‘ the broadcast by Wcoller from Tokvnl en- H3111“. m 4'1 mm"-

? diff?‘ ‘imny “i1 have Plffltv Arid picked up in New Zealand. Itl 5- B- Wllson- Nmer Montreal °¢ w" Y n 8e" I18 e “"018 was mlaved m hi: wife. Ladv gm- I Chess champion, rained u win over we”. M m” “firm? he ""65 “P ism Wooller. daughter of the Earl of l F- M- wmn- Hllifl-X. Nova Bcotia and it might Just be possible that Plymouth M st Fflgam castle_cmmpgon_ in 45 mm,“ the game will turn into a hurlers m,“ Cflrdm‘ i Other first round results were: battle from stiirtuo. finish. “rat-canned” when h, w” 1-1, Jules Therien, Quebec, defeated

Wooller plaved 18 times for Wales. , w- E- Mayfleld- Dauml-"Wi 5 NW0!-

G. S. Doyle, saint John, defeated ’ dsorn Baseball s

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HAMILTON Ont. June 2 (CP) --Cyril T. Gilvear, 23, Hamilton sailor, is being held by police here today, charged with manslaughter and failing to remain at the scene of an accident.

Gilvear was arrested at Dlgby. N. 8., and brought back to Ham lton by Sgt. H. E. Thompson of the local provincial police staff.

The arrest followed police inves- t atlon o5 izairhaccidegt llzfay‘ 14. in w ch L. . orwoo , ,0 near- by Normanhurst. a member of the Before the House wentnianltgk R.C.A.F., was killed by an automo- mittee Prime Minister e “t: bile which crashed into a group of Kins m!“ "V"? “"n°:"°°";at_ pedestrians on No. z. highway Just in reply to dilemma In on _

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FORT WILLIAM. June 2 (CPI- Jack Adams. manager of the De- troit Red Win38 1n the National Hockey League declared here t0- day he expected to lose half of his championship team to the armed forces but hoped reinforcements from other sources would enable his club to continue in operation next

n. letksgams came to the Lakehead to visit his sister. Helen. a nursing sister in the R.C.A.M.C.

‘The army team doesn't have to depend on its hurlors solely either, They play a tight cefenslve game with all players well adapted to their positions and on the attack while not regarded as heavy bat- ters, punch out enough singles to give the-m a. working margin.

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Yes. although it is early in the season. tonight: battle shapes up as a close-knit affair all the way. Y by a victory would take a com- manding grip on first place while should the khaki-clad boys come through then they will share first place with the nefeucling champ- ions while having‘ a game in hand.