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Russell MaoDou: town. made a grar Bud Jardlne, a. lightweight title-h experience and pi

ateurs. Douglas Grant and Eric Smith of Great Britain.

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1s. P. By Guardian's Special Wir¢l Cottonk great round gave him a sANDWIOH. Bolt, June 25- four stroke bulge on his closest pur- ation ghotmakinz honors in the first l8 suers-D. H. R. Martin. a native Jardine.w1m' Mlq of the Bil-hole qualifying amateur, and c. w. Thomson, p er. showed th' pun4 for the British open 8°11 British pro. who posted live-and 1115i- there-RB = dilmoionshlp went ‘today to tall stampcdvhim as England's chief Jardine wu- mnyy cotton, a native pro. who hope to recapture the open crown Jﬂckinl-hef horned up the Royal St. Georges which has been worn by Americans u“ 1138M worse with a record-breaking 66 to for the past decade. 111 ‘he 5W w; up a four-stroke lead on the There was nothing fiukey about “n” lhm“ huge field of son qualifying con- csttnn-s as as he has shot at. ‘m’- H" tenders. ‘The “iii-hole championship Georges 11 times during the past Punching ‘ propel‘ begins Wednesday over St. week without going over '74. Cotton. mm“ N gwrgea, however. had the benefit of ideal “Wm J" Nine shots behind the front-run- conditions. He was among the early mt” m? nsr, Gene Serazen, winner in 19521 starters and escaped a strong sea guﬂfhé”

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Denny Shute of Philadelphia, who won the title last year after a play-off with Craig Wood. and Robert Sweeney, a New Yorker at- esnding Oxford, posted 76's, which also figured to get them by the first obstacle. as the first day's scores carded in rounds played over the Royal Cinque Ports Course in

wind that swept across the course shortly before norm, and blew some of the balls into the next county.

Six title aspirants were knotted together with Ws-Angci do la. Torre of Madrid, five times former Spanish open ruler, S. B. Roberts. a British amateur. Cecil Denny, Aubrey Boomer, John Burton, for- mer north of England tltieholder, and. Bert Gadd.

Syd Easterbrook of Bristol and Harry Padgham of Bromley, who together with Cotton are looked upon by British experts as having the best chance of breaking up America's monopoly on the title, and Percy Allis; had 14's.

Sarazen. Kirkwood and Smith,

nearby Dealiand at St. Georges in- dicated a pair of 77's would sul- ‘llce, No less‘ than 108 players shot 11 or better today» cot , youthful former Ryder Cup p ye . was out in 81 and home in 35 to shatter the previous record oi o8 held jointly by a. pair of am-

who are generally regarded as an even bet against the field, made no particular eiforts to knock the spots of! the two qualifying cours- es. Bea-sun and Smith at Royal Clnque and Kirkwood at St- Oeorses. played almost casually.

Itlankeies‘ Pound Chicago Hurlers For 13-2 Victory

Foxx Gets Two,“ Homer,

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NEW YORK, June 25—Johnny Brows. struck out five times here today against Chicago White Sox but it didn't matter for New York Yankees loosed an iB-hit assault behind him and he coasted home with his second victory of the sea- son 13-2.

His five whlfiings, however, got him a place in the record book alongside Lefty Grove for the most strikeouts in a nine inning Ameri- can League game.

With Babe Ruth rooting his age- ing legs on the bench Lou Gehrig, Myril Kong. the Babe‘; substitute. and Earl Combs swung into action with homo runs toaid the mount- ing Yankee totil. It was Lou's 19th of the season.

George Earnshaw started the game for the Sok but retired for a pinch hitter in the fourth when he was three runs behind and was succeeded by Phil Gallivan and Klnzy.

Sex Again ‘fn Third Place

Boston Red Sox at home took a 8-3 decision from Cleveland Ind- ians to displace them once again from third place.

Taking ltindly to the offerings of Bob "Lefty" Welland. their fonner teammate, the Collins clan put over a five-run rally in the fifth although four of Lilese runs were unearned due lo one of Hale's two errors at second base.

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. Three St. Louis pitchers were Bent to the showers as Washington scored a 6-4 triumph over the

Browns at Griffith Stadium.

' Earl Whiiehill went the full dis- tance for the isenators. A home run by Clift, St. Louis third" base-

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FOXX GETS TWO HOMER! Knocking Tom Bridges out oi the box and continuing the attack on three other plidlrts, the Athletics battered Detroit into submission 13 to 11 at Philadelphia.

The Mackmon belted out lilhiis,‘ including a home run by Eric Mc- Nalr and two from the bat oi Jimmy Ymcx.

The latter‘s second swat for the circuit, coming with two on base in the eighth inning, wound up a four-run rally that decided: the game. The two """"s put 1119;“ string of homers lcl" “ ~ "ason at 20. Foxxlr first honlcr can: in the last of the seventh with none on

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(A. P. By Guardian's Special Wire)

NEW YORK. June 25-—Carl Hub- bell finally conquered the Cardin- al Jinx which has been pursuing him this year and registered his first pitching victory against two defeats over the Red Birds at St. Louis today. staggering through to a 10-7 victory after a seven run outburst by his mates in the soc- ond inning. 1t was his 11th victory of the year against four setbacks.

The Giants. led by Mel Ott with two singles, fell on Wild Bill Hal- lahan and Jim Lindsey ior seven runs in the second frame and l-iub-

League sun. continued. their heavy

Standing

(By The Associated Press) ‘(By Guardian's Special Wire) lioma Runs Yesterday: Foxx, Athletics, 2; McNair. Athletics. 1; Gehrig, Yankees. l; Hoes. Yankee-l. l; Combs. Yankees, 1; Clift, St. Inuis. 1; P. Waner. Pltiaburgh. l; Hothrock. Cardinals, l; iialckson, Giants. l.‘ The Leaders: Johnson. Mhletics, 22; Foxx, Athletics. 20; Gehrig. Yankees. l9; Klein, Cubs. 18; Ott. Giants. 18.

League Totals: American. 322; National. 308; total. 025.

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George Davis got a single. Ethan Allen followed with a. double and Jim Moore then lifted a. high fly

test match of the season against Australia. making up for the Aus- tralian victory in the first of the series of five.

Australia starting today with a promising score of 192 for only two wickets, promptly met disaster. Hadley verity, the slow left-arm trundler. was bowling at the peak of his forln on a wicket made to order for him by heavy rain during the night.

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