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championships this yea: to a new cumin! “w” m f 8 l l d uished the mow-n to: n shot It joahlng u; the rain Don mmiu, who WOn the title the iinirwcy mark in the so holes in e "at 1 41m qlllmml ""11 oe mule. will be cleared up w- memo“ CLUB Que Aug m,‘ mm“ u, 15mm, m“ m.

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There will be no foreign thlfelt to speak of when the skimpy field 0f 64 begins play Saturday at For- est Hills. and the domestic list bears only slight resemblance to the days when Don Budse. E11!- worth Vines, Bill Tilden and the others were tearing up the turf._

Th0 Nnvyk partial rc8l>°1151b111117 for the situation rests in the 1809 that Midshipman J09 Hunt 10°“ as itiough he might make l! 8P9" halfback on the MlddY eleven this m“, and so there i; a natural de- sire in Annapolis football circle! that he not risk his valuable 1688 and anktles chasing around a. ten- ﬂlS OOUT .

Sc Hunt. who went to the semi- finals of last year‘: ohaimpionzhipe

Enough worries Without more

BROOKLYN, N.Y-. A118- (APl-If the Dodgers ‘set 111M World series‘ Brooklyris lhl-Nbcﬁ the ﬂames will be played at lfbu Field, unless the people 0! BN3 Y" show they want mem moved to I- bigier park. President Larry Mae- Pliail said today. _

This rather indeflriite expreéiég: of the Dad-Stirs’ inf/en 10115 W” as the result the discussion which has been resins 1W W“ about the advisability of plume ball games o1 the World $61198 111 Yariee stadium because its 70.000 seating capaclirtlyleis (Ruble that of the Dodgers’ ‘it pa .

MacPhait declared this discussion was premature. "we have enouirh worries trying to win our games from day to day without worrying about w ere we are 501M t0 v18? some that we dcritlmoy Wheihﬁr we are going to get mw.’ 11¢ 531d;

“But one thing is sure. they wont an be played at Yankee Staldiun-i. If there was any transfer. it ‘would be to a. National 1x88"! wit‘

‘This could only be the Polo Grounds home of the New York Giants.

Balmy Beach‘ Team to beat

WA. Aug. Zﬂ-(OEU-Coech R055 ‘Prlrmble selected Toronto Balmy Beach today as logical ray- orites for the Eastern Rugby Foot- ball Union crown and simultaneous- ly throw out hints of “streamlined strategy" calculated to make his own Ottawa Rough Riders a strong contender.

Arriving from Toronto to take up the coaching reins of his Eastern Canada Champions for the fifth straight 560.8011. Trimble hustled in- to conference with Business Man- ager Jim McCaffrey and camn up with the assurance that Ottawa will field a your-is. ﬁghting chit.

"But frcm all 1 read in the pa.-

rs Beaches have the team to

cut." Trim-hie said.

VANCOUVER. AUQ. 24-—($)— Kenny Black o! Vancouvcr, Cen- adlan amateur chum ion, further complicated the quest of who is the best golfer in Western Canada. when he ripped par to shreds with two final rounds of 67 and 70 to win the Western Canada $1,000 UDQn golf crown here Saturday with a 72-hole total of 281.

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lust year and then had an unan- oouxitable telling-oi! in form this siumner. is seeded third. with Ted Schroeder fourth, Frankie Parker lifth, Wayne Sabin sixth, John Kramer seventh. mid GlIdIlﬂI Mulloy eighth and last. ‘Ihooe who have watched the recent grass tournaments rate Riggs and Kovacs about equal favorites.

Heading the seeded list 01f 62 women Ls Pauline Betz o! hos Arigcles, whose rise has been more 0r less sensational since she was eliminated in the quarter-finals lest year: Alice Marble, who was head and shoulders over the field for several lessons, has turned professional, and the only former chimrpion in the field is Helen

Baseball results

AMERICAN LEAGUE

New York 001 000 000-l 9 0

Chicago 020 003 40x-9 12_3 Russo, Branch and Silvestri; Smith and Tresh.

010 100 001-3 12 1 2m 100 01x-6 11 0 Anderson. Masterson. Carrasqiicl and Evans. Early; Harris, Mc- Kain and Swift.

Second game:

Walking-ton 010 000 200 0-8 10 0

SLLmﬂs 0000020010-8110 (Called end lOth: din-lanes). Hudson and Early: G-aletwuse. McKaln, Kramer, Muncriei’ and Ferrell, Swift.

Boston 000 000 100-1 4 0

Cleveland 000 000 000-0 l 0 Wagner and Pytlak; Feller and Desuutels, Hemsley.

INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE

000 000 001-1 3 0

Buffalo 001 000 4011-6 ‘l 1 Head, Kchci, Carleton and! H Howell; Giebell and Parsons.

Montreal

Friends once

110N008, Aug. zs-(om-aondt of personal friendship stretched u- oroa; lntemational boundaries are

the war Peterborough, Daily 'I‘elegre.ph columnist, tells a. story that came to him from conquered Poland,

At dusk one evening, u. Nazi 00l- dier pushed the door of a little restaurant on the outakirta o! Warsaw. He we: n paradiutist. He had lost his way sitter a practice ump.

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moved in internatisnol tennis e1‘:- clea before the war. she had

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ggped t, - toned hand‘ but turned titﬁiy

“I ‘necounize you too," she acid. "But we are no longer friends. I a-m Finish and you are German."

She wan Jadwigz Jedrzejowska. finalist in British and United Staten tour-n play in 1081

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American Lteeefgugectbrlzangings, n leached a concentrated attack in three innings today w whip m, lmcue-leadinc New York Yankees 0-1. ‘Hie victory 19d mm to 116111 0M‘ any threat 1mm the chal. munch their hits or: ﬁning? $1.15“ 1:5 goﬁlnan Branch in three scoring

"1188 to make thing: guy (o; u"! E6851‘ Smith. who coasted a- mﬂoto his trait: victory of the ace-

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711° Yﬂnke Main used reserves in eeveral positions in order to let the Nlrlllars take a well-earned Mt Jew Prlduy played first base, Prank Crooetti liiyed third, Km Silveatrl did t e catching and 533C118’ BTYdRBB-ry was in right

Luke Aovllng and Bob Kenncd wed the Chicago attack with thré: its that drove in three rune apiece At St. Louis. the Browns ' to sixth place in the leoguo by bvntlns Washington a-a in the first time 0f e doubleheader. ‘The sec- Oﬂd ﬂame was called with the score tied a-a. rt will be pinyoo on w- moi-row. previously an open date,

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normon - tom -- Victm‘ r. c. Hervey. non of Lord Herbert Hervey and nephew of the Marquis of Bris- tol. who was sentenced to prison fcr

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of medal play {or the maritime senior championship on the Pines course.

The four-time; winner of the tltl9, Whose string was halted lust year by u clubmate, Dr. P. O. Jar- boe, carded a 39 and a. 38. Par for the course is ‘ll.

Tied for second place slx points behind the leaders at the tnd oi‘ the first 1a holes were Dr. L. M. Morton. Yarmoutli. N. S.. and John Ryan of the Pines Club. Their scores betiered those of the lead- ing New Brunswlcker-Dr. H. E. Small or the AFDSEOOK Valley Club -dnd R.oy M. Wyman of Yar- mouth by two strokes.

John Gibson of Chester, runner- up for the 1940 title and one of the favorites to take the undefend- ed crown, was far in the rear with a. 01. Another favorite, Sydney Powell of Chester, also was prac- tically eliminated u ho came in with an 89.

The only Prince Edward Island entrant-R. C. Holman or Summer- aide-ended the day in fourth place ln Class G wltli 109. He carded a. 55 and a. 54. His net score was 0'!-

Schmeling Takes a bow

BERLIN. Aug. 25-(AP>-A Brus- sels dispatch a! D.N.B., the Ger- man propaganda agency, said to- night that parachutist Max schmel. tng, one-tine heavyweight champ- ion o! the world, had taken u bow before 10,000 German soldiers at boxing matches there.

Schmcllng told them. the news agency said, that he hoped after m? war to defend his European

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Grand Circuit

SYRACUSE. NY» Aug. 5-H?) -Hea.vy min today forced poet- Dnnement 0f the opening day's races of the Grand Circuit meeting at the New York State Fair, Race od- flciaLs announced that today's event will be run tomorrow starting at 13

l BIG SIX

(By The Associated Prell)

Betting (three leaders in each league).

Stewart M. golfer 0d repute in Carolina, set a competitive course record for the mvunped Ouiahe. Field Club with a five-under-par d‘! that paced the 145 contenders for the title won last year by Dick Chapman, On his heels with u 68 came red-tieaded now playing out o! Chicago after an eastern career vi_c_t3ry in the I938 intercolleglates.

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o! the United states Golf Associa- Man's 45th amateur championship. (ski ) Alexander, a native North

Burke, included

of Cllffside, NJ, tangles with Tami Muurlello o! New York at Madison Square Garden.

Lesnevich already has some claim to the title since he defeated Anton Christofordila at the Garden lllt May to gain recognition 0t ‘the Na- tional Boxliig Association as the 1'15-pound king. Tomorrow night's bout h“ the sanction of not oril the N.B.A. but also the New Yor State Athletic Comrnision,

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24—(CP)-Curly haired Harris Ev- erctt or Jacksonville, Fla... turned in n. 6-4, 6-3 reverse a eimt Bill Cunning o! Hidden Val ey, CeliL, here today to capture the singles title 1n the elgniory Clubh 12th un- naul invitation tennis tournament.

Everett gained his berth ln the final by a 6-4, 6-3 triumph over Billy Gillespie oi’ Atlanta, 0a,, who eliminated Canada's top ranking Don McDiiirmid c! Ottawa yester- day, 4-6, 8-6. 7-5.

doubleheader tomorrow, lecou . tween the clubs in tluee days,

would be a lellout for capacity ball perk. but have been even for u

Cards said Lefty Mex Laniirr and Mort Cooper. a capable, e ed i-ighthander, would be h start. ing pitchers with Lanier llated (or the opening contest.

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TIE-VB. Wash. 119.481 88174: 1:0’ DiMaggio, NI. 123 481 ill m I6 Etten, Phillie; 118 418 66 lﬁ .834 H0112. Cards 100 3111 05 108 .331 Wal er, Dodgh 115 891 '13 129 .330

HOME RUNS

Aligaerlcgzitineelgue: Keller, Yonk- eee ; a ona Ipogue: Oamilli Dodgers 25.

RUNS BATTED DY

America Lee, : Dl-Mgggl Yankees ‘iii; Nmon Igmglueo; Mine. Cardinals 00.

SOFTBALL

MORELL ﬁ-MONTAGUE ll

The Morell Softball Team motor- ed to Cmrdiimn over the week end. to play a. verv exciting game wltn the Montakue boys. _

The Morell team were out in front| bv a score of 5-0 at the end of tne' ﬁrst innings.

"Om then on play was very close until the ﬁnal innings. It w“ in this inninlrs that Morell scored nine fling to win the ﬁrst came played with Montaizue this year.

Rleil O'Brien pitched for Morell. Vincent Grant hurled foi- Montague.

Arrangements were made to have a return game at Morell next week

Joseph McAulay umpired the

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