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Maritime Tracll And Field. Boxing

A well attended, enthusiastic quarterly meeting of the executive of the Maritime Amateur Athletic lUnion was held at Amherst, N.S., ‘ on Saturday afternoon, attended

by representatives from the Depart-

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Brunswick, Nova Scotia d Prince

Edward Island as well as from the Saint John A.A.A., Sacllville AAA"

Amherst A.A.A., Parrsboro, Spring- _hill, Jogglns-River Herbert, Sunl- ‘merside, Charlottetown Victoria A.

A. A., Charlottetown Abegweit A. YA.A., the Maritime Amateur Hockey Association and the Halifax Wand- erers A.A.A.

I In addition to the usual routine business, matters discussed were the annual Maritime track and field championships, which have this year_ been allotted to Amherst, N. S. and will be held on August 6th., and the Maritime amateu boxing championships which are slated for the Halifax Wanderers and will be staged during the period of August

‘dates to be announced later.

, Other matters discussed were the in: ansion of the Union to include lmore ‘ -i--- and clubs, and ways and ‘ means ‘of promoting more and better competitions, etc" for the amateurs.-

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Pays. , OffFor Yankees As Tliey Whip Boston Red

Sox 9-4

(Canadian Press)

A slx-rurheighth-inning paid of! for New York Yankees yesterday (Sunday) as they whipped Boston Red 5ox_ 9-4 in an American Lea- gue game witnessed by 34,878 hub city fans. Boston beat New York 11-8 Saturday. . Philadelphia Athletics downed Washington 8-3 Sunday ‘and Chi- cago White Sox whipped St. Louis Browns 2-1 and (-0 in a double- header, The DetrmtCieveland some wai- postponed because of rain and cold weather.

Boston rlght-hander Joe Dobson pitched four-hip scoreless ball through the first seven innings against New York while the Sax scored twice in both the second and fifth innings. '

The Yankees batted around in the eighth which Bobby Brown, hitting for the starting lefty Ed Lopat, began by lashing a single. The Yankees added three more runs against lefthander Johnny Mc- Call and righthander Fritz Dorlah in the ninth.

Lou Brissie dealt Washington its sixth straight defeat, holding the Senators to live hits as the Ath- letics hammered three pitche s for 12 hits.

Hank Msjesl-ri, with a home run and two singles, led the Athletics’ assault on Sid Hudson, Dick Wel- teroth and Dick Weik. He scored two runs and drove in three. Hudson was charged with the loss.

Randy Gumpert bitched a three- hit shutout to give Chicago their fifth straight victory over St. Louis in the second game of the double header. '

The Chicagoans had rallied with two runs in the ninth to win the opener. The twin success lifted

with Philadelphia in league stand- ings.

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Nils Treznbiay, pivot on Oti-Nwal pony line. tallied three avail» h" second hat-trick of the 88f!"- Lude Check counted twice. Other Senator snivi" ""9 M" w?’ 3nd Emile naelnnah- Buddy He ' ygr was credited with three as- slats.

Two forwards -- Connie Tum" and Eddie Ianberg - missed the game becausg of lnl\ll‘l"~

Red Johnson, Marlboro centre. was in the penalty box for rough- ing when Bgngtprg got. lllléll‘ 11H! goal.

At 9:28 of the Check just outside the Toronto crease, took e. short P!“ "W" Heilyer and batted in the Duck-

Aiter that there W" 11° lmPPlﬂI Senators. They added a pair before the second ended rind Poured 1W1” past Harvey in the final 20 {nin-

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second period.

First Period Scoring - None. '

Penalties —- Dartneli, (2), Trainer.

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Second Period

l-Ottawa, Check (Hellyer. Copp) -... 2-Ottawa, ‘Irem-blay (Dartneli, Robinson) Sr-Otlawa, Tremblay (Robinson) Penalty — Johnson.

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(Smith. Greene) 14:51 '7—0ttawa, Dagcnaig (l-leliyer) 17:51

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