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‘zalehouse No-hit

YORK. May ion

h zfgr New York's

pnmutlve defeat.

Frank Acorn Wins exhibition Billiards tilt

kln the lead right from the “Einghrot Frank Acorn last night but Bill Nicholson 500 Milli! 10 9| points In the big exhibition bil- Mh mm, pinyss at the Char- Migiown Alleys. Proceeds went to m qm-y on Canada. Fund and in" were about 30o oeurlc in lt- bndance at the match. The large crowd saw both players ibplay great form all through the butch. Highest run went to Acorn who chalked up s ss on the second hundred, 5 fest that put him fsr in front and his lesd was never threatened thereafter. Nicholson's hivhest run was 38. Referee was Ernest McGee with [most Robin acting ss scorer.

Heavyweight Title at stake In Glace Bay

GLACE BAY, N. S., May 15 — (OH-Hie Capo Breton Boxin Commission today sanctioned s May‘ ii boxing bout here between ‘Ilger

ngwn of Liverpool. N. 8.. and Al Delaney of Windsor, Ont,, for the Cmadian heavyweight champion-

lhto. Thefight will be over the 10-

Mooney of Moncton, N. IB., Will meet Nick Melnick of Sydney in a ill-round semi-final.

BOWLING RESULTS

HOLY NAME BOWLING

International League Finals Davis‘ d: Fraser-s:- w. White 151 15a 201 lltlnahan 10c 12a 151 l0orlsh 191 11a 111 l-wwlins aoa m 1so lllwohv 159 m e44 nan-mu.

Master Barbers:- i-Huzhes, 114 1ao 19a B. Mclnnis 11a 112 211 ESentner 1'12 1'13 107 0.110000!‘ 13a mo 14a llicDonaid 187 219 126 Total-me

Blah single A. Murphy 244. three A. Murphy e31,

lie t _ "r ilzliinii iiicsihls m1“ Tu“ Scouters Bowling 5pllfires:-_ ll- Plum 12a 161 10o l‘ shmm 104 121 11o 6. Gallant 11s iaa 159 gsgsdlgrson 133 138 180 Total-HEB H9 1m ma Four Bells _ Ilt-Mcinnls 3 m6 199 t-ggéfl m 1s: 15a v- m ormack 13a iaa 151 tail-i lit it? iii “goth-ism.

'= hlsh slash n. Duffy m. afllﬁhhlsh three n. Duffy m. o,“ hi!" Single v. King 19s.

8h three V. King 5o5_

CWTOWN ALLEY

Game Against , Washington

ﬂiP-(APEIE di on s open

i f? ' bulgdgl: but were forced to ace Bob Feller into act‘on to quell a dangerous ninth-inning un-

m" k on: White Box l“ N“ Y“ Ysnkceaeiowith 13th

Robbed Of

Senators

esch o

swamp Athletics 10-2.

the goal or all pitchers-s no game-as with one

Jimmy Bloodworth singled after two were out in the seventh inning for the Senator's only hit,

I Dykes retires To Bench

NEW YORK, May lli-(AYL. Jimmy Dykes, veteran or 22 years play in the American league. left.

playing list of Chicago White Sox oday o become a bench manager.

Allihw h he hadn't taken part in s. game s ce 1939, he had remained on his club's playing list until last midnight when he was given his unconditional release to bring Sox within the 25 player limit that went into effect today.

Softball league Going strong

‘been keenly anticlﬁsting this meez-

ing and were wor ing out on the diamond regularly in preparation for the tilt.

Baseball Results

Milnar, Having. Feller and De_ sautels, Hemsley; Johnson, Flem- ing, Ryba and Pytlsk.

Chicago 201 110 422-13 l4 0 New York 100 000 000-l 9 2 Smith and ‘Fresh; Bonham, Stan- ceau, Branch and Rosar.

012 003 001-7 9 3 Washington 000 000 000-0 l 1 Gslehouse and Grube: Chase, Masterson, Anderson, Zuber and Early.

NATIONAL LEAGUE

New York 002 000 000-it s l Chicago 010 000 000-1 6 0 Schumadlwr and Banning; Pers- esu and McCullough.

Boston 200 002 200-0 l4 2 St. Louis 100 100 010-8 l2 2 Salvo, Lunannn. Johnson and Berres; Snoun. Gornickl, Nahum, White and Cooper.

Philadelphia 000 000 014-5 10 l Cincinnati 001 001 011-4 l0 l Crouch, Pearson and Warren: Thompson, Beggs, Moore and Lombardi.

INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE

and Howell; Shoffner. East, Hen- shsw, Ibldmsn and Bisemlre.

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

Kansas City 7: Mlwaukee l.

Braves win Torrid game

NEW YORK. Mav l5—(AP)- Ninety-degree temperature proved too torrid for hurlers in the St- bouls-Boston game at St. Louis to- day and after seven pitchers saw

‘locks l.adles:_

Lgjjflht 121 23o 11s um; 1a: 15s 1a: lamnilnlld 13o 14o 20o °*°°Y'° 29g gig “Floral; G -

k outs.-

itll. as a: ij§f§§£s 13a 14a 20a lam“ is? xiii.

Tonight at 1 o'clock- king: M58116 Finals: Cubs vs. '

ca‘ 9 o'ciock:_. 1 Barbers vs. carter at Co. ‘*-

Paul Dean sold

T0 Sacramento pmclmo. May

7 liter his pmou. ﬂhllilvaeu out of

l5—(APl-A {lgoil-lecrmba- e csgo

Ilqqpgfhtf“! "H". Paul Dean bu“ w! 1 a minor league berth. Gums‘ sold today by New

service the Braves wound up w.th s 6-3 National League victory,

l4 bits while St. Louis was rapp ng out lmso blows off three Braves e

At Chicago. l-lsl Schumsmer. breaking through a barrier of tough luck that has laguerl him all sea- son." pitched sx-hlt ball as New York Giants edged out Cubs 2-1- New York was held to eight hits by Claude Parsesu, but bunched three of them for all their runs in the third inning, when Merrie Arno- vlch opened with a slnklc. 8'01! second, and scored on a double bv Johnny Husker, who in turn raced honzle on a single by Burgess White- 112a

save-m 11.0:- mo nim-

uouooroufrrs. my is-icr» —Joe Bevoie, Moncton. we‘ghlng

At Philadelphia, Harold New- hausertpiumed seven hit ball which his Detroit Tiger team.

mates except one nit safely to

Al willshlﬂEibll. Denny Galehouie. St. Lous rlghthsnder. was near

hi ‘his. blanked Senators 'l-0

the '

AMERICAN LEAGUE Detroit 108 001 113-10 18 0 Philadelphia 000 001 001-2 ‘l 0

Newhouser and Tebbetts; March-

ildon, C. Hands and Hayes. Cleveland 001 030 200-6 11 0 Boston 000 110 020-4 6 3*

“T116 (Partmouctlh than? Halifax Baltlmor so 00s ooo-o 11 z “ms °m “a ° l ld°d °‘t‘,§““"}°“ 3""! cit-Y ‘no 30° 309" l2 o thblitillilrhgIt bills? eConn-i/fargliii

Ken'- Tilnkle- Burkhnt- w°“v°"'tlriok the honors in team total for

_ tournament record

Four Cardinal pitchers gave W}!

Z ivic bout Postponed

NEWARK, N.J., May 15_(A1=)_ The Frltzie Zlvic-Freddle (Red) Cochrane bout for the welterweight boxing championship was postpon- ed again today-uh l1 July il-be- cause of an infection in the cham- p.on's right forearm.

mew YORK, May 15 —(AP) _ Ushtweight champion Dew Jenkins becomes a "front man" for welter- weikht boss Fritzie Zivic tomorrow nisht when he tangles in a. 10- rmmd over-weight tussle with Bob Mvntsomery. who has been tabbed the "Philadelphia Henry Arm- strong."

In other words, if young Bob can knock Jenkins’ ears off when they start pitching st l1 P. m. A.D.'1‘. in Madison square Garden he'll get. 5 shot at the welterweight title, rath- er than at Jenkins l35-pound crown At least promoter Mike Jacobs m; promised him that.

Some 14.000 fans are expected to sit in on the fun, contributing to b, F05! gate of about $40,000.

“l! Phllﬂdllphls nesro, a sharp right-hand puncher with a crowd. ing style made to order to bother Jenkins. has been working hard for weeks training for this fight while "D to N days ago, skinny Lew was putt-putting around the landscape seeing the sights from his mono.

Big Six

(By The Associated Press)

Batting (three leaders in each league): Flem- Club o AB a a rt. m Sporting Olub Vics drew ' ° first blood in the recently organls- VAUGHAN. ed Juvenile softball League when Pirates 19 75 i4 3o 395 they defeated the East End Hawks TRAVIS. by a score of 18-14 on the Victoria Senators 24 99 19 39 .394 Park diamond Wednesday evening. SLAUGHTER, is was the openin game oi the Cardinals 25 103 3i, 4o 333 League schedule an it featured ORONIN. some very clever playing on the Red Sox 21 75 l7 29» .387 part o! both teams. SlEBl-IRT, The second game of the league Athletlw 25 99 15 30 .384 will be plat-en tonight when the JURGES, Bombers will stack up against the Giants 25 s9 12 34 33g B. New Dome Hawks. Both teams have HOME RUNS

American League-Johnson. Ath- letics 7; National [eague-Camlili, Dodgers, Ott, Giants, 7.

RUNS BATTED IN

American league-Keller. Yank- ees, York, Tigers, Doerr, Red Sox, 28; National League-Nicholson, Cubs, 23.

Dartmouth Team retains , Candlepin title

DARTMOUTH. N.S.. May 15- Spud Beazlcys Dartmouth team re- tained the Maritime-Eastern Maine Candlepln Bowling Championship toni ht, defeating Conn-Martels of Hall ax in a. low-scoring final round match after both crews had gone undefeated through the four- dav tournament.

artmoutifs margin of 26 pins came on a. score of l.453-1.42‘1. It gave the harbor town team a record of l0 straight wins, against nine wins and one loss for Conn-Martels. ‘Though the low pinfali of the match. was a. letdown after the high totals both teams had posted through the tournament, it. was keenly contested all the way. Frederlctonﬂs entry wound up in third place with s 5-3 average, with Yarmouth in fourth lace with 5-4 and Halifax Imperlas and New Glasgow tied for the next spot with five wins and five losses apiece. Glare Bay Aces wound up seventh, having four wins against six losses, and Glace Bay Alblons and Sack- ville tied for eighth with three wins and seven defeats.

a single match, 1872, and Don l-limmeimsna 404 was not only the best of the meet but a Canadian

Dartmouth held the single string mark with 597 and Bert Publicover. of the champions, took another prize with. 185 for a single string effort Publicover also made 400, first time two men have ever en- tered this class in a Maritime- Eastern Maine tournament.

Conn-Martels had the high oin- fall for t-he tournament and the veteran Wilbert Martel, in a bril- liant comeback, had the high aver- age for the four days play.

Won Lost Dartmouth l0 0 Conn-Martel, Halifax 0 l Fredericton 5 3 Yarmouth 5 4 mperials. Halifax 5 5 New Glasgow 5 b Glace Bay Aces 4 ti Glace Bay Alblons 3 ‘I Backvife 3 ‘l Wolverines. Halifax 2 ’I I R.C.A.F.. Dartmouth 2 8 1

Orioles edge Giants

JERSEY CITY. Mal’ l5-(APl- Baltimore Orioles nosed out Jer- sey City Giants 9-8 in the opener of a three-game International league series today.

The Birds collected ll hits in 12 for the Jerseys, but bunched the.r blows effectively in the second and sixth inrings, when they sczv-ezi all their runs.

m. knocked out the veteran Kid Hort, 133. Monctom former

to th s sciflc Oimtagmm

time featherweight champion, in

Mari- the iourlh round of the main oval

Eight starters For King's Plate

TORONTO. _May 15—(CP)-It seemed like tcmght that only eight thoroughbreds would start in the 82nd running oi the King's Plate here Saturday, and lay devotees of the sport are wondering whether the small field is a testimonial tn its own class, or a, reflection on the lack of class of the other three- year-olds in training.

There isn't one of the eight likely m start which hasn't a good chance to win. If training has provided s. correct comparison. scene of the nominees which won't start also would have had fair chances. There have been no sensational works, but all have been reasonably good.

Budpaths nine furlongs-the Plate distance-in lz59z4 a couple of days ago was the best, but most of the other cand‘dates have been grouped between 2:00 and 2:03, which is good enough,

i- MR. MOTORIST

If your Car needs it-we have it. At

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humus i Mcovsm WTTNT M. (BUD) nuouns

(By The Canadian Press]

southpaw Billy Weir. with To- ronto Maple Leafs on option from Banmom

By J. R. Williams

WUST FELLER 1- EVER. Ix seen WITH TH‘ MILK

today with

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OUT OUR WAY

f HE sAvsfWl-IAT! A Tt-IOUSAMD cows, AM CANNED MlLK FER voulz COFFEE?

KETCH ME A cow A BUCK! yaw- AN‘ GIMME A ' 5HOW ME WHlCH Bucmr!" 1s A cow!”

on e fiaht card hero tonight.

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BRINCING UP FATHER

Tuaizoes ARE MADE NOT so

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the

55g on“ 33555133‘ Lord Halifax, left, British Ambassador to the 0.8., ls pictured chat- wasuruc, SIMONIZING, _ ting with Charles cnnrlskey. can owner of the chlcasv White Sox- It and n. complete line of Acccs- a White Sox-Deimit {Tigers game in Chicago-first baseball game the sories. ambassado has seen. 11c liked the game, commented: “Do they Cars called for and delivered. throw the ball ‘o hit the umpire?" But he shunned proffered hot dog. PHONE 925-1.

Ship greyhounds g Through Ganada

MONTREAL, Que, May l6 --In order to preserve strains of grey- hounds under secure and normal conditions valuable consignments oi these animals are being shipped from ‘tritish kennels through Can- ada to the Bahamas, this important traffic being entrusted to the ex- press department of the Canadian National Railways which has charge

start to final destination.

already passed through Canada by wsy of an eastern Canadian port and others are to follow until final- ly all those selected will be quart- ered on the estate of H.R..H. The Duke 0f Windsor, at Nassau. ‘llto various consignments of greyhounds , traveilln by way of Canada re-

consigneg to Col. De Rose. aide to the Duke.

a British port to a Canadian port and on arrival in the Dominion are sent to a. veterinary to recuperate and prepare for their second sea voyage to the Bahamas. ese brought to Montreal have been tak- en care of at ‘The Farm." Cote de Lfesse Road, where Dr. Charles R. Baker is in charge.

Officials of the Canadian Nation- al Express say that the greyhounds stand the voyage very well. ‘They us- ually are s little leg weary but a week on a farm finds them frlskinq around. They are kindly animals but require careful handling. They palled up with the express man and iposed for their photographs with

all the aplomb of distinguished visi- tors as indeed they are. some of them having price tags as high as three thousand pounds sterling. On land they are exercised and fed ac- cording to a definite diet. At sea. when they travel. as tradition dc- mands, in charge o‘, the butcher. they are exercised daily. They are ferl s. preparation of meat and bis- cuit. and milk is a must in the die: of these animals. When in transit

the greyhounds occupy a special design of crate. It is reported that the various

shipments of these valuable grey-

National hounds have been carried out with- League, pitched himself into bsse- out mishap of any kind.

bull's hall of fame two years ago International League season's first no-hit. I10- mn game-an 8-0 victory over

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Several groups of greyhounds have ,

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PAGE SEVEN

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