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“Y” l/Vins High-Scoring

Came From

‘The YMCA. softball te-im won its ilitrd straight. v.cto1'y in the 0.: softball league last tiiglit when l1 rirubbcci the Azmy to the tune oi 17710. ltay Stul was again on the 1111i for ttie "Y" and pitched very e1.cc:.t'c B-liit boll.

Cutiibcrtscn, on tire mound for tin. .-\:cn_\' g.\\‘e up ll hits but his tcctiitti beiiftid ii m committed

l1 m. . Aiicge litr 11 \\'.'s a very

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the leading lllll'l'S for c Army.

fill‘? ‘HP-Him.’ ltio li.ts .11 five times n1 a.

_“Y' Oixllid MD 8:1 early lead 1n the first inning but» 1L1? Army Willi-ed this cown and at: one tin-c was ‘leading by a gjoyg of 8-5 Bait i115 lsad was sir .t lived " the "Yf ire-tit on a b:1t .ng spree l0 2o out 1n iron‘ ziziti rsmoln there

Army 17-10

Yanks Lose Two Catchers In Two Days

NEW YORK. June ll-(Am- New York Yankees tcday lost the servzces of their second catcher in two days through an injury to Warren (Buddy) Rcsar in the second inning of a game with De- trcit Tgers.

Rosar sprained a muscle on the insde of h‘s leit leg wdile running to seccnd base and had to be helped off the field;

Yesterday Bill Dickey, the vet.- errn receiver, was struck on his right, foot by a foul tip from his own bat during battfng practice and both catchers may be out o!

King's Horse Dne-Sided Betting Choice

NEWMARKEI‘, England. June ll-(CP Cablel-The King's horse and the King's men-hﬂs trainer and l:ckey—w'ere one-s ded betting choices tonight to make racing hu- tory by winning bo h the Oaks to- morrow and the Derby Saturday.

No royal tlirse-year-olds ever have hit. this double in one year, but in the filly Sun chariot, beat- en only cnce ln h=r career, and the colt B‘; Game, iithlrh never has been defeated, Ire King is favor- ed to do it for the fi-st t’me.

Alreadv this pair has wrn two of the season's to"; classics for ihree-year-olds. Big Game took me two-thousand guiness and Sun Chariot the one-thousand gulneas. over the same Neytmarket court a month ago.

And tonl2ht._ Bﬂtors were put- ting their shillings rn H's Majesty to sw-ep t1~e big frur for the first time in Br’t’sh racing. H’ not only

Orioles Whip

Rochester 6-3

BALTIMORE. Juno 12—(AP)— Ray Rorhe held Rcohester to three hits tonight as Baltimore's Orioles whipped the Red Wings

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Hank Edwards led the Baltimore assault wth two homers and single to bat in h.ilf the home team's rung

Gene Liliard, vi=fting th'rd base- man, got two o! the three his ai- lowed by Roche, cne a. homer

Passeau Hurls Ninth Victory

CHICAGO, June ll-tAPl— claude Passsau plt:h:d a fivs-hit- ter today and won hs 11in:h vic- tory of the Naiicnal League sca- son as Chicago Cubs wntped the Phils 7-1.

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Eyewitnesses said it appeared to them tlie plane spun towards earth for a time and then levelled off par- tially bcfore crashing three yards from Mrs. Newton Dawson's house. It struck a small form 5111111118 1nd a few seconds later there was an explosion and fire broke out. The body of the airman was found out- side the overturned machine and partially under it. Mr. Max Lefiir- gey, a resident of this district pull- ed tlie body away from the plane despite the intense heat.

Buildings Catch Flro

Meanwhile two farm buildings caugiit tire, a pump house and a 1w tiouse. Neighbors were gather- ing quickly by that time, however, and tne iiames were extinguished beioie any amount o! damage was done. Fire in the wreckage of llie plane was also extinguished.

The instructor, Flt-Sgt. Spinnev, landed about a. mile from the plane. He W85 uninjured.

It vtas thought the parachute of the student might have became en- tangled in the tail of the machine.

The dwelling where the plane crashed is occupied by three sisters,

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George Medals

OTTAWA. June ll-fCPl-An Al- berta. country school teacher and two members of the Royal Canadian Air Force shared the honor today .of winning the first George Medals and the first George Cross bestowed in Canada since the awards were established during the battle of Britain

The schoolteacher. Mrs. Francis Walsh or Big sprin s. received the George Medal for er heroism in attemptln to rescue LAC. K M. Gravell o Vancouver from a fliim- ing aircraft. Her name appeared in a list of King's birthday honors awarded in Canada which included honors for Royal Canadian Navy men and Royal Air Force personnel in Canada.

LAC. Grnveli received the post- humous award of the George Cross for his efforts to save the pilot of the plane, who died instantly. Gra- vell. ignorant of the pilot's fate. dLs- regarded his own burns in the res- cue attemot and the official cita- tion said he would probably not have lost his life “had he not con- sidered his pilot before his own

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tigreioéigixilepollliggiai-le spoke well into m the ﬁgfxmuemi ha“ ‘The speech, delivered with o Bllpport the atnei

fire and eloquuioo whlub m, _ acterimd Mr. cit-ding 30,2225, throughout his 81 years in the Hollie. won up louse from all Dan- lei atmfrequen ingervals.

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The plebiscite campaign same only two years after the Prime Minister had made “solemn pledg. es" to the Quebec pe pie.

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“No wonder that we did not get then the response that I myself ex. pectod although l guess I am e . titled to say 1 participated in that ﬁrﬂ-glpllﬂll at the risk of my own

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Mr. Cardin, who spoke in Eng. lisn. said that by advancing this measure, tne government was d.s_ regarding its word to the people of Quebec and to the country at large, without making any attempt to es- tablish that a situation had arisen to necessitate such action.

It. was the history cl the 1917

COIIFCYZPHOH measures repeating it- 2

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Mr. Cardin referred to the assur- ance given during the plebiscite campaign that tne power of unlim- ited conscription would not be used at the present time.

“In tne name or heaven what is the use of having a dead principle on our statute books and destroying the good understanding that has ex-

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1 "lilting overseas all .. unt- srs were lighting m. m,“ . . Church tCon a! dIOBdVlBW) said the got} “mendmk the tnobilizatllmmenl not clear and tie coma o“ “cl essity for it. The gmergfﬁ no rite. Deon given a majority m W1 had the war and so for "n, is “l” on m" hm“ °“ hail-Way eiloiil-ur“ Capt. A. J. Lapoinie (m, “' podla-Matanei wlio spgke h A Mats. he Opposed Cmlscrjpnol‘ Fmm-‘ih erseas service because he f1 {or w‘ that the voluntaiy gyste en Mira torce was adequate to g? 110w in adivs war needs. rte eel C111 the Royal Air Force and 11m population of Greitme am‘ Cﬂllﬂda owed iier froptol“ “P711351- measure to the -; ' '- Fae the British rstcslalent “m” °i

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Knit; 1f 4 9 0 1 o 1 Desplteshortag-es Terry in the first two innings. They ' ' ' am! v _ ,___ _, __ __.,.__..__ . .. .. _

Knnv‘ 2nd 4 O 1 1 1 2 acccniplished that feat in the fifth ‘ ) 65D To T; I - i _/// I .,,

R‘ “ca. r a ' i n o n o o inning my w have the Browns tie A-HEM! THERE 5 I °°N T U“ T° “E U / ue-zox! uowlsruA-r? A DREADNAUGHT? l-lMPR-M-v a this‘: r 45 1° ‘l 11 16 Z6 —— ‘i m’ “w” A FEW MORE “"5 wéTébowéflesx // noose? YOU FOUND A 110a e. wsttprou B16 PERCHERON, é ‘Richards replaced Kelly i1 3th NEW YORK, June 1l—(A.P)—- MATTERS HERE f 7 1

___;__ ‘ ' 1n spite of shortages of eyeiything Indium Sweep Series THAT NEED i Q lN we eAlzAeE ~ “'“'wl'w.v OF ROLL OUT OF THAT $TALL"““ ‘ frotndgasoiine tto gateﬂattrgctions, M w “mm x YOUz llgllix/‘lEDlrATEa U5 Nov‘? i % COURSE, MKTIHB, NNIDEPRQI YOUNCAN PRANCEJO "gt-villi é * Unite Sta 6s ennis o cias are _ at r1 a. our-run irp- ATTE T1 -- H i 114E AgyhMmndwgu-f / gag ER ANDQET E, o looking ahead to a i942 tournament rising in tl-e ninth inning brought N OUR MACHINQS, EVEN SNEAK-OFF i / BOUGHT / E5 FoATMEN-THAT / . . i. . TO TAKEA 012mm / u 1 P 1N1’ MEDEEPLV 80X O JQSCII a.mcst as bg as dual and cLveland 1nd ans an 8 6 victory AND NOW TH ¢ o D. f a, lct more interesting. over Washington and a sweep of GOVERNMENI OF WATER- —THEY ¢ ’ “q NQT RECOGNHUNG THAT ‘IOU FED ‘(OUR FODR-LEGGED

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, gradtilieitesamoft the tjileniordsdelleelllgplf Tfﬂ-lll-"l by two runs olng into 955K! I '. a OUR OLD RACE‘ PURSE) ' THE MORNNG’ merit program carried on for sev- the fina frame, the ribesmen 1 ‘DRERDNAUGHT. “WW5 , eral years by the United states Produced their four runs on hits j AN; yap QNEOFTHE

JERSEY CITY, N.J.. JuJne 11-

Lawn Tennis Association, are the ones who will make it that way. Since Dec. 7 tenn‘s has lost prac-

by Oris Hcckett, Jeff Heath and Les Fleming, two wake, an outfield fly and a passed ball. Cleveland

ticaily n whole generation 0f estab- counted three scores in the sixth fAPi-The management of the llshed players os the war tcok most on doubles by H688“ 831d

Jersey City International League baseball club found a solution to- day to army d moul. orclcrs banning nght baseball, and it received the approval cf Lccnirzi Dreyiuss, state director of Cllllillfl defence. Charles Stcnchani. Secretary of the Little Gianta announced the club wzll play lvlontr Roosevelt Stadium in what he desci’ "con-1- oinatinn twilielrit-ntght. game." The contest will start at 7:30 pm. E. D T and ihe t-e ms w'll have un- til 9:24 pm. to complete it. Dreyfus-s said tho new dmout de stipulates that the orders crme effective one hoiir rundown at 0:24 pm. “and the 1i=e of light is perfectly all right "as lcrig as they are out by

He said he had formally approv- d plans icr a "tvw-iieht. game" at cosevelt Stadium Juno 23 ‘b=tween Jersey Cty and Ncwark for the benefit of the Amy and Navy Relief societies.

‘REMEMBER WHEN

(By The Canadian Press)

Germany's Max _Schrnciin-_r won the world neavyiwcighi boxing title from Jack Sliarkey at New YCXK i2 years ago today, Sdimciing was awarded the crown on a folli m the lonrfti round when ihe bout ended in maid dtr. He lost the title to Shai two ysars later 1:1 1932 sclimeling last. was re-

crted on an ex"iibt’fn bcirng yC-Ul‘ o.’ Gcrmnny t" heh . r the morale cf the German people.

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of the group between 20 and 30years old off the courts.

The United S:ates indoor cham- plonships were cancelled during the first shaky days cf the war.

All the other championships and most of the important, events will be held-perhaps 400 in all against a llfllmﬂl total or 520. The clay courts championships begin Mon- day at. st. Lcu’s and tournameri chair-than Carl Burst estimates the entry list has been reduced 50 per cent; by transportation d'fflcult1es. The professional national cham-

ionships. boasting an impressive

laid, s‘art June 20 at Fciest Hills, N.Y.. and the national intercolleg- iates June 22 at New Orleans.

Survivors frcm lost year's top frght of stars are Franki» Parker, Trd Schroeder and 8'11 Talbert.

’1l-1e wcmens division, of course, won't bechangsd much except that the champion, Mrs. Sarah Palfrey Cccke, isn't expected play through the seascn.

MOBILE DENTAL UNIT

LONDON — (CIP) J W. Miller of Toromo trvented the British tmny with its first mobile dental unit to ‘ndude a labora- tory. The un‘t was arcerved by Maj Gen D. C‘e'wer, director of army dental services.

BARNS BURNED

SACKVILLE, N. B-. J1me ll-(C P1—Two barns outside the Sack- vilie town limits were destroyed by fire today. resulting loss esti- mated at $2.500 One was owned by Mount Allison University and the lost contents included seven pigs.

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Fleming. a walk and a Washington inﬁeld errcr. The ‘Tribe's other run came in the eighth on three hits and a sacrifice.

Alsab Suffers Leg In jury

NEW YORK. Julie 11—(AP)- Mrs. Al Sabatlrs colt, Alsab was found to have suffered a leg in- jury and will be unable tio do any racing for a month.

Trainer Sarge Swenlte said the injury was a "bind splint" on Al- sab's foreleg and that the colt was suffering from this ailment when he finished second to Shut out in the Belmont Stakes last Saturday.

A splint ailment is a bony growth on the side oi the splint bone of the foreleg and when it is blind it can only be discovered by x-ray.

Baseball Results

NATIONAL 11:11am:

Philadelphia. 010 000 000-1 I 1 Chlcagn 001 122 Olx-‘l ll 1

Melton. Nohem (6) and Warren: I

Passsau and McCullough. AMERICAN LEAGUE

Si. Louis 230 001 001-7 l3 2 Boston 000 421 001-8 ll 0

Muncrief. can: (51, Ferens (9) and Hayrs; Tsrrv, Butland (2), Brown (51 and Conrcy. Cleveland 000 003 Washmgtnn

Defilllfl’! (91: TDWGr (9), Zllber (9) an

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