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ills' iikznnea \i5u11zirqg°.SHh1nuli 0f _ Yankees Ist Finally By 1 Senators

ri~iv ann

WIN-S CLASSI

. .

-(cr. oath ny am-lima s

V ‘ _ win)

NEWMIAIHKIYT Eflglllld M y

ipnlght-on the elusive tnil of

houor|"cu the English turf

The Aga Kihan's Bahram, beaten ,as a two-year-old and

d me

.mythical “triple crown." hiahut

(A- P Dy Gnardillb Special Wire) NEW YWK, lily 1.-Vito Tim

Eilllvwiidncucaushtupwithhini

intheninthfnningtodsyand Le Gomeliimledbedlyumrc- iief urler Asaresultwashing- tonscccedthreenmsinthennal

‘: "1 _ ` rnmefcdefeetuisruiasesv-o

at Yankee Stadium ending New York'a ai:-game winning, streak.

'hmulfs was yaried after walk-

ini! twomtheninth. Patldalcne retired one batsman then Gomes

I apearod to-face _ths southlilw hit-

ters, passed Joe Kuhel and yielded

to Clif! Bolton and a dou- ake Powell which brought

deciding- runs. diana strengthened _their nrst place in the Ameri-

asiic by scalping Chicago

,§r§§l

ss~°

Clll

ins hi-i fini #Wi in the two thou wnus sox 11-5 ee cleveland.

rand guineas as a three-year

won tha first of the three classic races easily. with his mah mate Theft second and O. W.

don's Sea Bequest third. It was Bahram‘s sixth victory ss, many starts. 1-le vi".l be po for the ‘second open classic,

st. Leger in Beptnmber. only horses in turf history have ev captured all three, barring t

pecial

» . I

_-.Another grand colt was stiiric

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UPU

G01'

fi Jones from the mound in the nfth

inning. He had yielded nine hits

- that produced eight Cleveland runs.

Willis Hudlin went the route for

014. 'lihe trfbesmen drgve Sad Bam

in the Indians, aliuwing eight hits in

gglflyikillg up hi-5 third Utrhight Vill- Boeton Red Box won a see saw

r _ 10 RBUIB with the Athletim 8-8 at GI' _ . `

Philadelphia The defeat was the fifth stra ht for the Mackmen

is .

rubstitute series in the war years. Rick Ferrell drove fn the winning

1 int d

inted the

Derby, and than for the Doncaste

hree

Bahram had a length and a margin over Theft at the finish

runwithssingeinmen hm

lf sf scored later on a wild throw by

the mile and was dralwing away Jimmie Foxx.

from ‘his stable companion

1; Foxx hit his nfth home run ol

. The! _

was another two lengths in front of U10 S611-10" with 0\‘\e 011 bane 0|!

Sea Bequest, and Lord Der

», Dustv Rhodes in the sixth Roy

_ _ b - ~

gqbgleigh, favorite, was 1°...-1,11 in Johnson hit for the circuit for

the field of 16. The winner started at odds of

Boston. _

1 Cold weather nt St. Louis forced

'is 2, second at 11 io 2 imc -1. postponement of the Detroit 'ris-

wh ' ~

Bequest 100 to 'I. Bobsleigh, displaced Bahram as favorite

. was »wcll beaten. -

Doyin Tlze Alleys

HOLY NAME CLUB

» - Challenge Game

Old 'rimisrs

High single C Dillon 289 - High three J. D. Webster 'l4’l.

Tonight at 8.15 Five Aces, Ol

'rimelaand Holy Name Club Stars, 3 alleys. _ _

-"`r.snms duwvlousmr. nowuwc.

` nelly s. Melani. 'mp y

`|\

Gems win the semi finals by de-

featinc the Cc-l‘l:ls_and advan ' into the fnnis Friday night ag alnst the Bunnies in a se‘ies i'

the brat ,tiwn out of ihfree for the

Kellv Ae 'McInn‘s Trophy.

Following are the scores:-

. _GEMS _

Dct_CfBrien_... A.BlN:h ... G. Hughes

M'.Wa.lsh . . .. 68 G..Berfignn~...‘ ...._ 144.

'1‘°°°l_

i Z i. ' ' 1

L _ _ CQ-lDS_ _ _

‘M1 179 150 192 1

1 85 18 719

ras

mn me

'_S'?`?`!W‘

Creiahan ... lllirains .. .. Clinton .. .. Total ' - High single Audrey Birch 219.

. High three Dog O'Br!en 583.

Old' Country

_ Soccer Resu

roi lm un

Blii'.¢`l‘AB'l‘ Apr 30-(C P. -.After playing two scoreless Clenwran eventually cmergbd torious-in the battle for the

the sgoliind repla for the t h

GLASGOW April 30-Range:

Scottish soccer league ch

were defeated l-0 today at Park by Queen's Park in the

' ` Wire)

~ LUNDCCN, May 1-.Results of oer games played in the

loscue today follow:

Division I avert". 2. anemia wednesday Grimsby 'fvwn 3, West Brom

Albion 0. i _

~! 'plums n

Bolton Wanderers 2, Brentford 0.

' 'a1dh‘hhot.l. clayton orient 1. ~ !.\1tq_ 'lnwn |,' Gillingham

ol .

_ __-=9u'n\§:`dunit¢sa. lmainr

‘f '.lVwn0.Coventry ty

_susan-assnimpavna-'tn

1, xnmfxas 2- o.

revs

i wslyrsn ro nv

_ our nam

1 _ _

, \

_'U/_-`.'~i _'<1 _

_ just

before-the race. was 'J to 4 and

Hawks me

` sun

s an

1! 194 122

D0 2!! 198 911. MR IM 136 00

Its

tc. r.-ay oa..ae...'. spam win; §%m;,-_ii--_‘-ff

draws

vic- irish

Cup eating Lorne 1-0 today in

wp y-

End

H 0 _

am home 1 ua se ttliinpiiiilb' “"1

O Ibm; mshiillisll .....

ms lc t t clos-

aguc mach nf he season.

wr. cams ny amazon special P1\1M°1P*‘*° _

soc- ` um w. lr. s. mess/11.1. _

wich

0 ers Browns tilt

Maroon Players Mailed'Cl1eque8 _ For $900.

(C. P. By G1|ard|an’l Special Wire) MONTREAL, May 1--Players ‘of

the' Montreal Maroon hockey club will be mailed cheques for "mac than $900 as their share of the split of the Btanley cup money, it was learned here today.

Despite the fact the Marioonil

while on their way to the winning of the Stanley Cup' played only seven games' whereas the Chicago Black Hawks last year envied in .¢ight,,thc_Maroon| will each get A largernlhare-than the Hawks, The Chicago players last year received. $885, the reason for the Maroon increase being the increased at- tendance during the playoffs this year.

M a r 1' t i -m e Rifle Trials -

Set For June

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HALIFAX. MAY 1--'I'i10‘i11to¥-

M&\‘ii.im0 H30, &i100i'. frills will D0 held in saint John June a. s. and 12

'ri ms -

,430 4f.“wu‘ announced tonisht at a

meeting of the council of the NOV! Septic Rifle A.ssocie,tion._'l,'his will '_b°. the 50th anniversary of the ~shoot’s founding. _

‘ How 'Huey Stand'

i00 115 ' '

2075

' ” Narrousr. 1.1.'-:noun

Won Loot l’.C.

.721 .M3 .625 .500 .461 A30 .411 .182

New York ......

Brpoklyn Chcagc ......... st. min Cincinnati ...... Pittsburgh ......

9nm4Am0¢

U~1w¢-rouuico

AMERICAN LEAGUE

L0. .818 .692

Nvmoeaemog

Olllil "‘0¢Qul:n,pa.1

Cleveland .. Chico o

B' New York ......

‘ Dci’.l‘0it .........-

.ou .sis sn .wr

st. Louis .lg

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fast ill UPIII' 0'f\d°

IXTh;f W. lstiiopg., gefeafied an »ail star tcam of the two C9160 3'! combined by the score of 12-6. The game was fast and exciting. "Dum- my" Murray pitched I IW!-ll' RIM for the winners and “Italien” saundcrr did the aame for the lea-

_ ers. Lou Campbell refereed to the

satisfaction 'of all- '

UNIUPS '

An gun S 'Grade IX Q” _ Johnlwll smimm- Mum! ghgnmgf llld&Aii'iCfB

llllillnnii'

3 sgype Matheson Wqfgh U. H. Gidlcf

Gillis

§.°'£wu\ Him' I. :annum - Hennessy

_,g,__.;_---4--@‘* ‘ -

' can 'ro camo mxaas

gggiahmsn. J Craw- 4.00° wil' k raeiiitll.

il.

2§_§F§ lilgéi it-ii

- tail work in connection

the running of -a. baseball

AIIIHDUCH L`f'1‘1’LE actual

league was accomplished at

dl- th

last

ni8ht's City League meeting never- theless indications point to a hiihly successful year. Enthusiasm was quite evident, those present showing complete willingness to team together on any question that would ensure a successful season.

O C l

1:: 1 7' = 1 f- _-__ 1 4- t '- i ir'

Defea-ti

_ -;-f_¢;;...;.-.....;...».- ' (;|1y|;p_v,g{|;A|_l'<;- . ' 1.-;,....1-1,. .§.£.'.‘N'§§ spozem-.4ITs_ LE-A Gu EJ.-'J 'Af 1a.»....1.z,»..

REiiRiiiN|'ZEIi .__

.§§_ iii; lit ~ iii all

I 1.

o clg‘.e_rs

MBLARN

one that created a ict of troversy was on just how

league would be conducted. majority seemed to be in favor having each team affiliated ac arawiy with the resultant

eligible for the Maritime in mediate playdowns while oth seemed to favor a ' house le with a team being picked as previous seasons' at the close the schedule

._¢aa

vaneeu on both sides wi honors about even In

writers opinion however' separa affiliation appears to be the idea. For years now teams pi

QUESTION that arose and

_ con-

the The

of P'

winners

gg.-. ers

H8116

in of

MANY ABJGUMENT8 weref ad-

. this

best cked

at the time of the playdowns ve

met with little or no success except on one occasion. that being the year the Abegweits captured the New Brunswick-Prince Edward Is- land crown and came within an ace of Maritime honors. since then however it has just been a case of elimination. - O O C

branch of sport and we

a team plays together for f months they 'will certainly att

has -been handed together f threeor at the most four we It is on this that this column b

TEAMWORK IS essential in any

eks. ases

its opinion and whether it be right or wrong we think that a -change in the matter of registration of e teams in the loop would prove beneficial. . '

U O 0 .

ONATICN OF individual cups

for the ‘members of the win- 'ning team was announced by

President James Power, his firm of Jimmy’s Tail' being the donors. This act which was highly appre- ciated should create a great deal more interest among the players, for now besides battling for the Chester A. Campbell team trophy they have the added incentive of fighting for an individual prize.

'aaa

LTHOUGH TI-IE question of

the date of the opening game was left to the executive to

decide, ii; is likely that May' 24th will see the start of hostilities. Noi- somanyyearsagoitwasafore- gone conclusion that baseball would start on this date and it is to be hoped that this year will scc a resumption of this practice.

_~ aaa

that will have to be decided

During the past number of the scehdule 'has been played on the Abegweit Grolmds but fee that a change of scenery would beneficial the Victoria Park din mond is being talked about freely. And then there is the new diamon that is being made by the B

Redeemer Club.

C O C

HE SITE 0F'Tl-IE opening ai-

counter is another question

seasona

lin! be

d °LY

ITB REGARD 'P0 the new

playing field it is reliably stated by those in the "know"

that the diamond will compare favorably with any in the Mari- times. Progressiveness seems to be the motto of the Holy Redeemer Club and in this their latest ven-

turet they are certainly living up to i . _

Queen 's College Goalie Signed By Cllihawks

(C.P. By Gnardfarrs Special Wire)

KINGSTON, Ori-t.. Iilcy 1-'MMI

Forsythe, star goal keeper or Queen’g University senior intercol- legiate hockey team and Queen’s Intermediate Ontario Hockey As- sociation team. today signed a con- tract with Chicago Black Hawks of the National League and will ro- port to Hawks' training camp in the

fall. '

Forsythe. who will graduate in

bin ,assistant secretary of the Hawks. who had seen hlmln action in several O. H. A- Ulm". I-Bd 'll impressed with his sensational _work in the face of apoor defence..

CAPE! ‘l'0Ull8'.l; IIVINUI

CAP! 'IUWN-At the Nth an- nual melting of the Peninsula Pub- licity Association. Mayor imill Cradnlr' reported the holiday and tourist traffic contribute; about |op00,o00 annually to this area.

600|) 0Lll`00NlN'I’l.! ._-_x&-

UVIITRY, mcland -_ In loci

area cathia sity;'a'§mi.==::ctrge

,mnnm _ s

Ui acres. while the D09-' altimahd at IUMW.

IIAIKBIIILBWIIHIII

BYDNIY. ll- I. W..-lines Jan. 1 six ~_\`mman in the harbor here have b..>n attached by sharks' and

gggr.

artsllly 0. was stned by md T0' "White boys," he said, "go knock-

NATIONAL LEAGUE

New York 104 200 001-8 11 1 Brooklyn 010 000 002-8 'l I

Parmelee and Mancusc, Babich Lamansilre, Vance, Munns and Lc- pea.

Bt. Louis 000 101 300-5 'I 0 Cincinnati 000 000 011-2 6 0 J. Dean dr Davis; Johnson, Der

ringer. and Campbell. '

Pittsburgh at Chicago, postponed. cold weather. _

Philadelphia at Boston, postponed,

cold weather. _

AMERICAN LEAGUE

Washington 001 3001013-7 10 New York r 100 004 100-6 'I 2

Pettit, Weaver and Bolton: Tarn-

ulis, Malone, Gomer, and Dickey. _

norton ' rooolozaz-a 9 Philadelphia 300 002 010-6 12 3

Ostermueiler, Grove, Rhodes. Hocketto, Walbert Welch and R. Ferrell; Wiishere, Dietrich. Casco!- elia, Cain, Ielber and Foxx.

Chicago 000 004 001- 5 il Cleveland 104. 092 01x.-ll 11 2

Jones, Vanm and Sewell. Shea;

Hudlin and Myatt.

Detroit at Bt. Louis. postponed.

cold. _

games

' No lntcmational League

sohedlllcd.

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Columbus three at Toledo ten. Indianapolis ten at Louisville

five. ,

Bt. Paul at Milwaukee, postpon-

ed, cold.

Minneapolis at Kansas City,

postponed, wet grounds.

“White Hopes” In Sprints Doomed?

(By Charles Grnmwich, Associated Prcaa Sports Writer) (A. r. By Gun-dian'» special wire)

KANSAS CITY, May 1-"White

hopes" among United States sprin- .ters are doomed to consistent de- feat by the Eddie Tolans of the oinder paths and ft's mainly bo- causeofsoftliving,intheopfnion of Dr. Joseph Augustus Reilly od the Kansas City Athletic Club.

The former Georgetown Flash

pointing out that negro boys swept the dashes-at the Penn.. Drake and Kansas reihys camivals and two of them won the broad-lump to boot. insisted today their "wonderful leg drive" was not an accident.

ing around in motor can and they becomraoft. Cm the other hand. the negro boy, usually poor. must wak to school and everywhere he IMI. Consequently, the negro will develop the elasticity of muscle and the wonderful 1eg drive necessary togetdownaround as sscondsln the 100-rlrd dash.”

c/womans carcass-rr

DUQAN - Ono of the oldest

British regiments in South Africa. ¢;;¢_~Natll carbiueera, recently cele- brated its Both birthday.

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CQK. Deland-Five minutes af- ter Joseph Crowley, nearly blind.- wao awsnkd 01,500 damages for a boken' leg, he tell down two steps in the corridor of the courthouse and again backs his leg.

i|m|'1'R.lAL - Travelling mae than 8,000 feat each second. bul- ‘nta from powerful rifiu are th|_

first y ar pp: p- 1930-he rode rekulariy in races and won ten events.

ALWAYS THE EAST

osr.c.a1rtv-.s rataust could rind

some fruit for argument in this year's Allan Cup playdowns. In ev- ery lnterpxovincial series, from the time Edmonton superiors elimin- ated Kimberley Dynamlters until Halifax Wolverines won the Allan Cup, the team from the easterly province won. _

.1-1_-

‘ RECORD ALREADY TOPPED

BERLIN-The field of competing

nations for the 1936 Olympic Games was brought to 49 when the Spanish cabinet decided it. would send a team to the Berlin games. Only 4% nations were represented at the 1932 Olympiad in Los Angeles.

STANBURY WAS "lI(Y.l”’

GLASGOW-Con stanbury. Can- ada's professional snooker champion who failed to life the world title in London, has made a great fm- pression on Scottish enthusiasts. In an exhibition match here the Winnipeg player had breaks of M, 00, 'I7 and 75. He won easily virtu- ally every match he played.

'WAY BACK WHEN

_HAM1L'-ION, N.. Y.-Dr. Ellerv C.‘ Huntington, "father of Colgate athletics,” can remember way back when." When he came to Col- gate in 1900 he held benefit dan- ces to raise monry for :football equipment. »Fcotball has become big business at Colgate as else- where since those days. ‘

TOUBISTS IN BLUE

GLASGOW-The Scottish soccer team that will tour Canada thisg summer will be welbdressed. Four docen Jerseys have been ordered for the tourists. They are the usu- al dark blue with Lion Rampant badge. All scottish international sides wear this uniform. _

_ _A-1-

TONY-ENTBB8 BUSINESS

RED DEER., Aitl..-Raed Decfk

latest business man is Gordon (Tony) Bavage. He operates a gro- cery store. Tony didn‘t come here as a stranger. He had played in golf competitions in the town and anywayalllledbcerknewluawns the Tony savage who played hoc- key for Montreal Canadiens in the National League.

' WHAT, N0 PENALTIES!

IDNBURBB-The ancestor d field and ics hockey is believed to be shinty. A Scotsman belonging to a Gaelic society looked it up and found that shinty was played in Iricllmd,in 1300 B. O. 1-lo folmii, 000, that there were free-for-all battles in thorn days. but the records didn't say anything about penalties.

BUGBY TROYHY HUNTING

, South Africa -

‘Rugby football has degenerated in- to "trophy hunting" declared J. D. Mohr. chairman of the Rugby Foot- ball Union, at the annual meetinl

‘farms h1n|amaarth,neatto¢

two have survived thairm ugh AQ electricity experiments fulfillment of fixtures and referee-

” M" ,°;=»|L ° annum. ' mains.

here. The delegate protested non-.

Mr.James Power New

President - Indica- tions Point to Ban- ner Season.

At a well rcpzresnted and en

_ _ UU"

'ihusiastic meeting at the Holy

Name club last evemng the city ,;”,,1.f“§, TQ,

Baseball League was re-organized wumnit mg

or the coming season and from all 9_1” fm. myghmg aprearances the loop this year will 1-“m__¢h,-Giang enjoy a banner season. h,m¢,.,‘ for mg, Mir. James Power. well hmm of-omg thing; local sport enthusiast is the new tm-ee ggmgggfgss

President and the choice should Dm such, _

'prove beneficial to the league and The n0_ me public gmmy of popular. Outside of the election of who hold the Dodge;-.5 dear, a, Gi 'officers organization work was left ghorggtqp named Dick Barbell, w until 0. meeting to be held Fri- the particular fly' in B1'00kl?'l\' day, May 10 when the matter of soup today. Bnrtell, who

schedules, umpires, etc., iw’lii be Linus Frey badly last June, drawn up. Joe Judge the spring be Four teams expressed their ln- smacked Johnny Baibichfby a tentiong of entering the loop name- run in the third, tripled off F1'

ly Holy Name Club, Holy Redeem- Lamendre in the fourth and er, Cubs and Stars with the like- an amazing stop and throw

lihood of another squad coming in Lopez to force Joe Btri at the next meeting. This would ond and end the game make s five team league and _Dodgers had scored two

should prove popular with local were bruising, Parmalee freely

-ball followers. _ the rbizlth.

_ Ba ch, the young fisht-hundei'

Following is the new slate of of

ficer fo the n in ; who 'pitched a one hitter t

Nano »-urrmc vouuc. Panzer sean. Hosnowrw Pxeesjléenlzyeilzléunciuor the Pmmes mst tum' was belted

- Cm/\||.|.\'s lsaomuz was me Frznmuc P W Turn outrm 18,3 mm three mn_{y;@ €.°:':.:°.=.:-. .»..;........ J-me -ow... .... ea... ...nd .... 1. ..... ... ....1

.‘sx.°s.z.r.1 vice president, Nelson vvmucck. Komen by Pwr md Dai\11v_'I‘ey-

'_" - ' Secretary Treasurer, Pat Power. 1°1' ¢i°°0l“'\\`i°d 101' nn i7h¢ B!’°°k\Y¢\

Executive to compose the abovf

_ Psmnalee

not overlook the fact thxmil 0 officers and manager of ea/ch team SBJTEIY °“lY seven tim"-

om. B L S P 0 R in the 1¢ague_ Dizzy Dean held down the

A ' until it was too late for them

i.'.`i”.1Z`.`3°2?.i‘..i€°{’.iS£i.‘.°.'°...'I»d‘“fi'.§ Results - SH Canadian Bisley ‘.‘1"‘i..§“?.i;’.f,.,“§_‘i° ¢....i‘.}?

H ~

Te a m Selected

' ~ has ....111 the eighth. whenmhe

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A PRDMISING RIDER. (C. P. By Guardiiura Special Wire) row and grant n double, but pulled

oirrsws, May 1-with lo rep- through in the ninth after Byrd

GLASGUW-Youve Eph Smith. resentatives, ontario leads the tripled and xampauris singled

Sider Of FIHIDGDGB. Winner of the 1935 edition of the Canadian Bisley in. _ ` _ Lincolnshire handicap, is regarded mam which sails from Montreal Cold weather held other Naidonal as the best apprentice jockey in June 4 for the historic English League clubs idle.

the United Kingdom since the war. tournament. Quebec has five '

I-le used to ride 'in shows and in marksmen on the team while New Jumping competitions. In the very Brunswick, Manitoba and Alberta

squad was announced today by the B A S E B Dominion of Canada Rifle Associ- -

e of his a. enticeshi have one each. Personnel of the

ation.

The team, containing 18 mem

J. T. Dempster of Toronto

To Mrs. Temple Dobeil, the form

made her only appearance in Can

the Dominion event.

ihl -s§*§‘ giiiisi iiiiii 1 lille

naut lad Broo

to attend-

5 5 i

iiii_M'MENiIE T-R A I Ni NE

..- .-

-girlie 5. gg ici

_ _ s iii? i

3 r'.=.3

Paul Zimmerman,

r.§5

Amaeiatcll Pres Sports Wrigw

‘ (By Guarflialfa Special Whel 103 ANGELES, May 1.-li.-t same term where he gained liimibli ring recognition ions uso- Jimmy

...__ ,_

'-““'-'“ ,,

Mnlamintodaystartedthefdimdai

all tion for the second defence _*tif hil ...nt wcrlau wel-rerweight title aaainiiii as Bamey Ross in New York, 11/111.3228. 1; s The che.-able-raced vaxvd

spiked boxer who came here unher d,-_Q

and dozen years' ago is determined i9

class since that July day

from Joe Dundee. -

Efia

ink _ ._ made when Jackie Fields won thc' orvviii

form, stop the chain of first defengggdeq home feats suffered by champions

Mcmrnin said he is in the 'biiiii

condition he has attained iniiecent

bers of which nine a.re‘experienced and the remainder making the

trip for the first time, will be in _____.,

charge of Brigadier W. B. Ander- (B

y _'me Associated Press)

son of Kingston. Ont.. and Major only the Athletics two represeng mlm was serious but hoped gym

Misa Ravenscroft achieved her peak and he yielded fourth place to th form in/1912 and 1913. She won the idle Roliie Hemsley. Johnson British women’s title in 1912 and twice in four attempts, sending h the following year captured the last-place mark up nine points

United States championship and 386. ~

ada, l05irlg in the f-i'lil‘d rolllld Oi THE STANDING

PARIS-A television broadcasting Vaughan, pirates tower is being built on top of the ,1_ Mom-c, Phillies Eiffel Tower and is expected to pro- Hemsiey, Browns dc re ular service after three Foxx Athletics

E1'

rux1sastheDodgershlt

Redd

catch up, and St Louis Cqirials

ni Y

Dizzrylimitedthell/:detothrec

.weakenedenoughtowalrtwo a

him

=»> ,__

atives on the Big Six. Jimmie

select hitting group yesterday an

(By The Canadian Press) the results of their efforts werela

- ‘ . ' rl y

‘Mexican standoff' Foxx got o

er Gladys Ravenscrcft, the 'worlds one blow, his fifth homer of the greatest woman golfer immediately season, in three times up. His av- before the war. Born on May 2, 1888, ex-age dropped three points to _

course cases; eased, asses;

Hogan, Braves

>`<cn

§§§

years. Victor Francis, physical di.- recbor at the Beverly Hills Athletic club where he is working. asreedi, ‘Tm in better advance s_l<.:__1e_f.i;§ I was before my H8119 With £2! Corbett when I won the tit1s_ and smiling .nmmy after _w;;1° siege of boxinil. lilht ME and b9§i¢eiibai1. ' jg *i 1 "My weight is down to liéfrisho now. I can vwrk out for an hoyr dl two each morning and play Qflmollh of golf in the afternoon

in weary.

gage; 21, Mclbamin feels still is young enough to defend his tit!! successfully for a couple -» yearn DQWXI through the list since 1020 hd welter has been able tp do that. ,_;

Allen Suff;rs’ _

Knee Injury

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(C. P. by Gum-dian's Special Wire)_ NEW amsaow ,N. S.. Mer 1-

Boibbis Allen, Maritime Weiter- weight boxing champion, suffered an injwy to his knee at work tc- dny which may prevent him from meeting Tommy Bland of Tcrontd here Victoria Day.

A heavy box of rivets he was

carrying fell on his knee when hl tripped. Dr. P. 0. Bagnali said thc

boxer would be recovered ln timid

and Bob Johnson. saw action in tha tc meet B1,md_

Home Run Standing

388

(A. P. By Guardian’s Special Wire)

Home Runs Yesterday: Frey(

Dodgers, Taylor, Dodgers, Oth

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