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(By Charles Dunkley, Associated Prue Sports Writer)

INDIANAPOLIS, lnd., May Sit-Leaving death, wreckage and blast- erl hopes behind in his perilous ride, Wilbur Shaw, apolis driver, won the 500-mile automobile nee over the Indianapolis motor speedwsy today in a dramatic finish.

Flyd Roberts, 39-year-old driver from Van life as Shaw, winner o! the 1081 race, rode to triumph.

A few minutes before the finish, Roberta, critically injured in a smash-up of three cars, died of brain concussion in a hospital. Two other drivers, (‘hei oliller of Detroit and Bob Swanton o! Loo Angeles, wwe injured. Two women spectators also were hurt.

El; Leqg... Meeting At Club Tonight

The scheduled meeting of the City Baseball League which was to have been held at the Sportiuz Club last night “was post- munl lill fouls-ht. s‘. 8:30 because of lhe unavvidable absence of some of til; oflieials. The officers in rilmge of this year's affalrs have bem worlzin: faithfully for the past monlh or more, and ﬂhings are rapidly rounding into shape and the numerous difficulties which annually face those ln shame 1m being ironed out sat- lsfantorilv.

Th1: season should see the re- turn of baseball 1n Charlottetown: the past few years the me did s fadeout more or less th but s few of the boys trying to carry the thin: on. but it ls n dzffemnt rtorv since the revival of the once pcpular Cttv League vl-hlch should ptimulate interest in the some and with the co-opera/tion of the fsns the game should go over with a bll-Ylll.

Liverpool Hurler Turns In No-hitter

Knzurvnm. N s.. May 30- (CPl-The first no~hit perform- ance 1n Nova Scotilfs 1939 base- ball sszuon was turned in toda

by Bruce Thorburn cf Livcrpoo. N. S. in a game with Kings County Academy. Llverliﬁvl $90k

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The clash was the first of I. best-ofthree series in Lhﬁ flfﬁl round of the provincial inter-

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Crowd of 145.000 Thrilled

Shaw. thrillimz s crowd of 145,- 000, won through the misfortune of Louie Mover of Huntington Pnrk, (75111- Olllly three-time winner of the 0111' c. Witlin ti: last 50 mllu of victory. Meyer went into W0 dﬂneerous spins n» lost the lead because o! first one when he blew a front tire. l-lc was de- sperately attempting to {Qgaln it when he spun around the second t-l-llle In disgust. he pushed the car off the track and quit with only seven more m"-- m go,

The victorious Shaw covered the 50° miles. 200 tlmls around the 2 l“? mile brick and awhalt track. in‘ 41024751 to average 115.036 mlles an hour. This was below the record-breaking average o: 117,2 miles an hour made by Roberta in trlunwhlnr s yw ﬂeo. because the race was slowed down fox 31 l-2 minutes with the drivers going at a comparatively snails pace while the wreckage of three care was cleared from the track.

Nearly Two Minute Lead

Show finished one minute and 58 seconds shesld of Jimmy anyder One-lime Chicago rnilkman, who covered the dhtance 111 422315.60 to average 114.25 miles an hour. Cliff Bergere of Hollywood, Calif, was third and Ted Horn o1 Lon Angela. fourth.

Bebe Straw o! has Angeles wu flit-h. G901‘!!! Bnrrlngar 0f Hous- ton. Tex.. siXlt/h and Joel Thorne of New Rochelle, N. Y“ heir to rail- road millions, driving one of four oars entered by him. was seventh.

‘twelve of the original stoning field of 88 were running mt. the finish Eighteen were mended be- cause of mechanleel trouble and

Fatality Mars Day

The death of the popular Rob- erts marred the day, Tearing around the southeast turn, he csr, re- lieved Rslph Hepburn of Los Angela as Hepburn stopped for Baseline and oil. Roberts’ car csreenled off Swsnsons machine and ploughed through the outside board tonne, coming to a stop in an sdjoinlng zolf course.

The impact. with the boards rip- ped and tore the flesh off Rob-

about the head and shoulders after his oer csught fire, was reported in a serious condition tonight. but with physicians hc-peful of his re- covery Chet Millers car struck the wreckage and plunged thwuoh an lnner guard roll, but he was not injured seriously.

By his victory Shaw won $20,000 as first prize plus $1.400 ln Isl!

izes. Snyder not $10,000 plus Si.- $0 1n lap prune: for finishing sec- ond. Meyer. although out of the prize money entirely, won $2.500 ‘.11 sp prizes.

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AMERICAN LEAGUE

G =-- $3‘ ‘(:38 000 110 200-4 9 0 Boston 430 100 OOx-tl 11-0 0

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Flmt Game:- s» Iouls 000000 020-z '1 2 Cleveland 200 120 70x-7 12 2 l

Mlfﬂum, Trotter and Sullivan; Lellea and Hemslvy.

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Philadelphia. 201 000 000-S 0 S

Wa-shlnlbon 000 000 100-1 I I Potter, Dean and Howl? Osrrasquel and Ferrell.

NATIONAL LEAGUE First Game:- Chicago

Cincinnati 000 French and Mancuso; Thompson, Davis, Uverlqood and Lombardi.

Second Garnet-

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Cincinnati 000 000000-47 5 0 Page and Hsrtnett;

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(By Alli: Randal. Canadian Press Stiff Writer) NEW YORK, May 30-010 mat-

ter what Max Boer and Lou Nova do ‘mummy nix-ht promoter Mike

Jacobs can feel justly proud of tub thumping for the C ornians. . . town

. .A’t. the some time the "experts" are sll crossed up. . .0ut of 50 writ- nrs. fluhterr and fight managers, Nova ruled slight favorite tonllrht: st 26 to M. .

Mwnvmlle Max and Lou have been stealing ecah others stuff. . . Bae-r says he'll win “for Max Jr." 1m! is 201m: t0 <10 1t "for my little girl". . .And the kids probably don't. know whet lifs all about. . . Nova has one Brest lmndica-p in his moi-ch toward the heavyweight throne-Lou is s, collegilm. . .No campus product has ever been heavyweight champ. Baer ls so confident that he and his man- ager have pooled $5.000 and bet it $11 the Baer M. even money to

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Professor Babe Ruth did his stuff at the World's Fair baseball school today. telling k all about home-run swottlng. . . ‘he pupils seemed more interested in the Babe himself than in his tutoring. The new United States three-cent stomps comemoratlng baseball's centennial are ml off the

esses . ffney go on sale June 2 at Cooperswwn. N. Y., baseball’: birthplace.

Freddie Miller, who by custom in the fl t business should be going bro in the restaurant ‘uuslnas, is beck in his Cmclrulotf home resting up for u world box- . . ‘Ilhe 28-year-old form- er National Boxing Association featherweight chamP. is from a six-week stey in He won two fights and thene . .Al1 regulars of the York Yankee lineup have hit. hom- ers this year. . Jimm Thomp~ son averaged W! y on hi»!

Angels: 0 n olf tourney but. tolled. to qua-iffy or the U.

semi-pm bell umpires will wesr uniforms with black end whit» vertical sirl s this Yﬂll- - -N° more sweep g the plate 01f them either beoouse a compress- ed sir automatic plate duster will take ewe of that. more.

300 001 30x-7 1! 1 Tobin, l-leinlzelnlen s/nd Bdrm- Warneke and Owen.

First Game:-

Boston 000 002 12‘) 2-0 1i 1

Philadelphia 101 001 022 0-1 15 i (10 innings)

Tamer. Sullivan dz Isobel; Mlll" cahtv. Beck. Butcher and Davis.

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conscious and rushed to a l1os- gamma Game“.

plml, dying within an hour. Boston 000 200001-43 8 1 Swanson, who suffered burns Philadelphia 210000 llx-b 8 0

Posedel and Mast: JOHWDH and Davis.

First Game:- TDORIVH 1M 001 002-4 L2 1 Now York 011 300 O0X-5 6 1

Tumulis, Hutchinson. Evans and (Iumlzert, Melton and

LIBS?- 100 000 330-8 '1 0 New York 000000 100-1 8 l Casey and Todd; Hulbbell, Iohrmen and O'Des.

INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE

First Game'- Toronto 000 31.2 120- 9 16 1 Rochester 011 0'10 0111-10 14 2

Weir, Berly. Mulllqan. Pemullo s; Harsheny; Raffensbergalﬂﬂor- nick, Johnson A; Narron. Second Game-Seven innings: Toronto 010 000 0-l 10 2 Rochester 200 100 x-S 5 0 Caldwell and Harslumy; Ryfba and Nsrron.

First Game:-

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Newark 000 100 000-l 2 0 Vandenbarg and Prrdden; Russo,

Harley, Beddlngﬂeld, Stenceu 8r. Holm

Rrnnntl. Game-Fewer: innings: J€I‘&Y Cit/y 001 OOI O-Q 5 3 Newark 41.2 001 x-8 11 1

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Well Up In Marathon

BALXSBURY BEACH. Mas. May IlO-tCPJ-Po-t Dengis of Baltimore moved his course record by as l-i seconds slid $6.111 his second straight vic in the Lawrence- Balisoury Marathon todsly by outdistanclrlg Johnny Kelley of Ar- lington, Mass... and Gerard Cote of 5t. Hyaclnlhe, Que. hLs closes; riv- als in the 26 miles, 385 yard grind.

Dengis’ time was two hours, 32 minutes. 54 2-5 seconds. He outdls- lonud Kelley by nearly three- qusrters of o mile.

Cote was best. in the small field of Canadian contenders. His time was 2:43:30. Cone matched strides with Dengis and Kelley for the first, l0 miles but was unable to flung on af- ter they stepped up the pace.

Walter Young, the fleet policeman from Verdun, Que, who won uhe inaugural Lawrence-Salish Beach race 1n 1931. a few weeks after he captured the Boston Marathon, was

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ellghtil 1n 2:45:55. No ollhcr Canad- ian finished among the first 20.

Dengls and Kello run side by side until they reac ed the ZO-milc mark in Amesbbury where De is s urted mm the lead and pl ed 1 e remander of the route unchal- ‘lenged.

Kelley crossed the line in 2:37:07 about a lnlle ahead of Cote. Paul Donate of Boston was fourth, in 2:45:31, George Dunrln Beverly 111m in 2:10: ; the 01d Olmence Damn: of Keene, N. H. sixth in 2:50:32; and Don Helncke of Baltimore. who plmed second to "Tarzan" Brown in last. month's Boston A. A. rlwe, was seventh ln 2:52:58.

Andre Brunelle of Medford was ninth in 2:51:15 W1 am Si on; of Needham,_10_ _1r1'3:04:09. _

8r, Atwood; Haley 8t George.

First Game:-

Montreal 000 s21 4101-19 21 1

Buffalo 223 020 805-22 l9 5 Duloe, Nahem, Reecigno. Grouch, Potter, Psynlck. Rogers and Becker; Kowalik, Maglie, Archer, A. Smith, C. Smith and Salrino.

Second Game-Seven innings:

Montreal O02 111 l-6 10 l

Buffalo 000110 5-7 8 3

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For Baer- Nova Fight Will Exceed $100,000 Mark

NEW YORK, Ma went through his clsee routine,

clowning exer- Lou Nova took s

night.

From now un-til they turn up st. the State Athletic Commission of- fices for the weigh-in ‘Thursday noon they will rest. ‘Ilhen the will rest. some more unt-il the be sends them out about. l0 pm, EDT for l5 munm or lam, the winner to get _o crack st the heavyweight championship, probably 1n gem- ember.

Promoter Mike Jsoobs’ flippe- dromp office staﬂ was agreeably surpnsed today when callh 01n- tomcrs turned up at the ticket windows-strange doing; for g holiday-giving Jacobs hope the Rate would go well over the $100,- 000 mark.

The betting was close to r, with some lranvblm-s will- 1118 0016011 B pﬂinlt toward Baer- the early "future boo " (worm; 1g a couple of weeks aim-and some Bql-lﬂlly ready t0 pin the short end of the odds on Nova.

Nova not only predicted s, vlc- tory, but added he wvuld be “d15- aplpolnted" if he doesn't. flettgn Madcap Maxie long before the 15th round.

Nova will be accompani 'I'hursda_v's weighing-tin cererendoni: bv fcrmor heavyweitrht chsmptnn Jimmy Braddock. who has assist, 0d him in training. This l; p"; of a deep plot to get Mqxw; xgoatlﬁ" for Braddock pleng to needle Baer through 5J1 m, “Velgllln! and examination ritugl,

Brown Adds Another Title To His String

NORWICH, 001111., Mgy mm. son Tarzan Brown, Narragansett Indian ol Westerly. RI, year's winner of the Boston marathon. won the United states

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