MAY 1937

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BOXING

BASKETBALL

OTHER SPORT

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Bartell Blasts Homer In Final Inning With Bases

Artillery Team Is Defeated

Full To Give Giants Win 5)( 5U|2L€ri0rS_

IN THIS

DINEW Yonx, May 20-<APi_ Giving another of their righting, ,C Baflell exploded a home run hustling displays Supcriors soft- ylth the bases loaded in the ninth bali ,team inet night sent the First humbled the W°rld champion Téllldgnto pale three briei Cardin- Medium Brigade squad tumbling 2(

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_ ' ‘Ui ' today as Ne\v York to their .econd straight defeat by

( Giants defeated the Gasliousc defeating the Artillery team 8-7

aiigsicis, 'l-4, to take me img last night in a game that reached

end of a tliree-gain ~' in SL a. climax in the first half of the ed Louis. e Belles ninth as the ioeere put on a five “Ven Smiles in two sames.

and two mg-umems m the short of tying the count

LeaclAs Both

‘ NEW _YOR-K, May 20-For the second time this season, Lefty Lee

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ankees, today limiting them to ee hits in pitching Chicago

White Sox to a 3-1 vlctofy here.

Icas has handcuffed the suppos-_

heavy hitters with a total of

The Yanks only run came with ony Lazeri's homer in the sev..

zeam are going to have a tough elgm Held in ubj cti b th tnth. The White Sox found Johnny

h inning, when they wok gt S 9 011 y e smart

oea. for 13 hits, including a

1‘liat is already evident. ln two the C d 1 innings and watching then. oppon homer by Zeke Bonura. itarts the Artillery boys have vet tendencgrwusgws ugml;§g;‘;d&§‘.§ ents pile up an 8 2 lead the Artil

in be on the big end of the score, (ree

for an lery suddenly came to life in the

time defending their Island title. lead that Bmwus blow overcame’ hurling of Walter Gow for eight

:heir iioldiiig is erratic and they

Hager Frankie Frisch M, the ninth Five straight hits combin

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We mums w ml’ in the pmches' Cardinals. still emb'ttcred because ed with B pa'5`°'°d bam" gave them

Lu both games they have started of

Um lm Geo B five runs with two out but Goss

oeiniod raiiiee that have iauen whichp ‘ge “"5 “ling tendied to get the third pnt out

more of tha mark and altogether fn. may have failed to look a bit like pa the team that raced through the ba] finals to the league title i.n three

-.rraifht games last year.

l had been pitched

e mmedlam target of Cab Sieadiness won the game for 1'

E din

_§_ si. .i,. _,k station at tliird base, Bair striitted first, four innings the victors gave

! gue furnishes this year the de- °“l’ and _waved Frisch lr°m_ the left ll 61121111’ Flin-l'l€l’S Stranded iilniing titiine wiii have to pun no b°“°}§‘-‘IHS “Kill h'”‘d» Pointing on the paths during the free-hit his =h°ff~St°r> Poritifm and con-

hhp Slack mighty soon U they are emp a ically along the row of| ting struggle. In almost every inn- \ tlnued his lusty slugging, getting

,O go any place in Softball clrcleg Players. llallffl 11 general S\\'31‘m‘ ing the losers had men on but

D'1'°l»E5T~ _ that was the best they could do up

A couple of years ago with the 0(

_ ,I , th t _Ha-rry Gurnbert, starting his nntii the ninth.

l:;fl‘ll;€ fezogpi gfolggsesriicheagg lust game of the season for the

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the Artillery have experienced this year would fail to arouse any un- l due concern. But this season it is re a far different story. Not one team “£9 in the league can boast of any` S

edge over the other. Opening games have proven that and early season wins will weigh heavily

when playoff time comes around

service for the Red Birds.

saw

.AE gg ' Five Double Play;

Baseball swings into the spot-

light over the week-end with the, Hes

industrial and Junior Leaguesget- d

flag underway in what promisesto` To

be stirring races. nidustrlalists

are pointing strongly to the best b"‘l;V9]l1‘u§ir‘;g' ggi” unused the (Jim-ie c

tak, rt vtsitors to six hits, the P1rates`

season they have ever enjoyed

while the junior teams, ngpa bl in a league for the first time since ‘_ the advent of junior ball in the in citv, have everything in readiness °

harm W

Both leagues have capable offl- cers at the helm and both are 1'0- ccifving backing and support that was lacking ln the past. The Vlc-

Parmclee In Form

ii first class shape and is 9. busy

It B being scraped and rolled at

present. With the preliminary se

nts, then hooked up in a short- BOX SCORE

ed _ - ll Neither of the young- hurlers Superlon nt the full route. Fred Fitz- Hunter c ons and Cliff Melton did Ellfll-S lf en work for the Giants, while P<’f91'S lb

Weiland and Don Warneke ~l

The hnstiing philadelphia Phu- Steele ff

made five double plays but U

pped the third and deciding

with the competition that the *° me ’“°“"‘ °f me *‘“’“'S dug' 11 Smart display defensively as they

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game in their series with Pitts- :lumen

First Medium Brigade eoitbsii J-igcept f°’ 9” l_”°'g“"‘° ’_l“"Y °f nm “ny that 'eu lm °”° “ln

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asied southpaw Wayne Lamaster; gl rom the mound in three frames, SL

luding a second inning home Saunders lb V

‘ th' run by Woody Jensen, and piled

nor their hoiidov hiii on May 24 5 whmmg mi lsatcogeingm

In Chicago Roy Parmeleeunot SUMMARY

y didhi mound duty effec vely , Arm] 5_

toria Port <llN“°“d ls l>°l“¥ P““ but ied tnse way nt the piatn as _ e,f,'f.§"§‘.i nm, egms; gig

Ghicaso Cubs sawed a 6-1 victory i hose hit, Ennis; two base hit, Me-

'i’°l me” d“X“: over Brooklyn Dodgers and Van oongoii; str-noir out: by Goes 1;

>*< if *K N( M nge ' bv storey 1 hits off Goss 14, on

n hits for his third win of the 11, Superlors 8.

work oclnpleted It is to be laid of! season m me seventh, ann U-mpdres_At the P19/te Nels

had purposely passed Whitlock; on the bases, J. Kenny

Billy Jurges to get at him, he hit and L. Gauthier.

homer with i/wo mates aboard '

axrirffiy conforming to official re- quirements and when completed will be one of the finest diamonds ln the Maritimes. Cooperation of the City Council has made the work possible and the boys them- selves have set themselves to the tint with a willingness that show! rlmidy the interest they are takinE in their respective leagues.

In the past the Industrial Lea!- iii- has been looked upon rather lightly by baseball fans. There was Iitilc interest shown and it mat- » lei-cd little how hard the b0.V5 irirrl. The league seemed doomed

lo failure.

But a new season brings new

hopes and those interested in the league have come forth this year cvilli a league that should appeal. Rcsciiiding a ruling that no City lmamic players bc nll0W€Cl t0 P"-Y' ticipiiio the league at its annual meeting passed ii motion that five im-hier City League players might

be added to cacli roster.

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The cfIcct of the move was felt

lmmmintoly, With the former sviilor players adding strength and rianrliiioss to the teams which they loincd the Industrial League will present flva cvciily matched teams lor tlieii' lenguc competition this

your, and ihr games should pro- 1

iiucc some really smart ball play- ini: that is deserving of support from the fans.

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.lust who is Champion James

Braddock going to meet in the first

:ivfciice of his fitlc? The latest ,

mow: iii the muddled stale of af- fairs is the annoiincement that 'ifadlson S iare Garden its on a

. _ qi pi llle of tickets today for- a film ;

between Schmellng and the champ.

Still Louis goes on training for B .

light in Chicago. .

Ii is it pretty state of affairs and

Dne that won‘t do the iight game

any good. sclimeling. the loBlCHl ,

nontoiidi-r by his victory over Louis, is apparently being Slfle- iriicked in the interests of a D18" KM* gate and the situation will Iikely cause repercussions that will be \vidcsprearl_ Or perh1\DS- ll°W‘ ri-rr, it is on just it "i:niid-rm" f°f another Louis-Sclimeling fightP\‘0' viding the Brown Bomber defeats ilic chfiiiip ns the maj0I'll'Y Ol 'lx' Pfrts think he will.

That Johnson-Icslie scrap atthe

Forum on May 24th should be one nf the wildest swinging scraps ever staged here. With both possessing the courage of bulldogs and hard- ly knowing how to take a biwlf' Wurd step the inns whoattendand who iiiie their fighting ruiised lhoulrl be given plenty to cntliuse lbout. The-re will be litilo h*"‘\`E- 1'"-»‘» qi matter of give and 1.. re With the fltti-st surviving.

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Both boys will be in the pink Of rondltion. Leslie, not always DOP- Tilar with fight crowds. will likely be regarded as the underdogln l-he betting but can the riiifrocl Cardigan boy measure' thc SourlS

IRL; Island, who putsulilt crown

txnp mth "Kid" Nickerson in

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gvgry inch of his big two liuizclred pound frame. The answer will be known Monday night in what P

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a, to wind up the Cub scoring.

Scores Two Homers

ve-hit pitching by rookie

James 'I‘urrier and a pair of home

un ga that enabled them to sweep the two-game series in Cincinnati.

A line drive from the bat of

outfielder Wally Berger in the fifth inning struck Wild Bll1Halla- han. veteran Cincinnati southpaw. on his bare hand and forced him from the game. After first aid treatment, he remained on the Red bench.

_To Defend Title if P

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DANNY MACCOIIMACK

hphgyywdght c"'ir1p'on of

the block June 3rd in a title

foes to he it thrilling "night of

“Umor who possesses courage £11 i

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'l1 . A ; ' Pimnelee limited Brooklyn to Storey 15; left on base. Artillery

r s by outfielder Vince Dimagglo A ` ,__ ,,,,_,,,,, M, ,_ ._, ,,,,..,,, Down The Alleys

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123 456 789

Battery ioo ooo 105 Superiors 230 300001:

mem 325| “QM

HOLY NAME BOWLING

Mixed Doubles

Last night on the Holy Name

Alleys twelve evenly matched couples made their last bid tc stay in the running, and some of the favorites went by the wayside in trying too hard to keep their standing of last week which re- sulted in the scores not running so high, however there are twelve more to oomplete,the first round and then we will know who the

lucky ones are. " Following are the scores:

First:-`

E. Robin 372 . D. Smith 116-1207

Seoondz-

255 232 120 112

V. Coyle L. McDougall

'l`hIrd:-

L. Duffy

G. Keenan

Fourth:- F. McMillan H. Corcoran If||'th:- F. Tierney A. Howatt Sixth:-

Dr. McKenzie S. Mallett

Sevenths-

B. Brown

M. Trainor

El|{hth:.._ E. Blanchard M. McFarlane

Nlnth:- R Whitlock H. McMillan Tcnlhz- R. Cameron

J. Dillon

Elevenlh:-

C. LcCla1r' A. Warren

234 108

203 170

165 97

2M B8

204 'I7

207 126

151 151

151 170

146 127

207 126

Tnnlghts schedule

LADIES

H. Praught

F. Hogan

A. Crelghan I-I. McQuaid

I. Dcugan M. Brown M. Doiigan E. McCabe

M. Carragher P. McKinnon

D. Brown

REMEMBER

irwoyearslafca-UUA!

M. Martin J. D. Webster

(By The Canadian Press)

sammy Mandel! succemlully de-

fended his lightweight 1;ox1ng ,title

Mctamn a ew

Qiiarillmiiinyimgilm asv tonight. 'Dre FOR SA'-E BY 1 champion poked and slashed hlsi

til 15 rouncs

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M5 209 191 114-1181

229 188 170 131-1091

184 240 196 HB-1080

168 246

154 202-1067

271 208 141 125-1026

235 182 124 116- I

172 117 186 150- 027

59 342 140 152- 914

234 179

121 104- 911

151 212 ~ 93 118- 907

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GENTS F. Egan -

Indians On Top '

Cleveland Indians gained the

l§H8ue's top place. by pounding

e Bcfton pitchers for a total of

l””°‘p‘°““’d Ye5l°’d“Y`5 .or the inning on it pop ny that 211V hits and o is-5 victory in Bos-

` ton

W0'1'kS. drew his walking pers" this afternoon before gigrgaggligrln by Hunter’ Sup'

_Lyn Lary opened by tripling ro

lit field. He lashed another

Superiors Hitting well in the; three-bugger later and also

al lee" when he Wok his pinches to pile up eight runsinthe dfmble 9° Share the EM\1€'s bai-

ting honors with Jack Heain, l~"l'3\'lk Pytlak and Roy Hughes.

Manager Joe Cronin, returned io

three for five.

Tigers Down A's

Detroit Tigers defeated the Ath-

pinehing duel with Ray H34- lotion 3-2 in Plilladelphia for the

A 1ndignslTake Over League

Athletics Suffer Defeat

Yankees/1nd

second successive win as Roxieil

Lawson shaded Edgar "Lefty" ‘

smith in o piiciiers hottie. m a e m e

Ex _V

cept for the sixth and gev.

enth when the A's pushed Ove,- their two runs, Lawson was effec- tive iri the plnches.

The Tigers got two run.; on a

W3-ll< *D Vlfhlte. Cochrane’s single and Greenberg's triple in the first but thereafter Smith held them to six hits. Two of these, a single by Walker and a two-bagger by RD. Sell. came in the sixth and scored

the Winning run.

Senators Sweep Series

Ossle Blueg_e’s 12th-inning single

scored the winning run to bring Washington n 5.4 triumph over sl- I-'°‘~ll-5 Ulfl give the Senators a sis; 1" 'M ere-em

The Browns were off to an early load when they scored twice in the fourth inning on three singles and a long fly and another in the filth on a single and Carey'5 triple, ,

The Senators put across twoi

runs in the sixth on a pair of: walks, a single, and a double. The l Browns got another in the seventh on two singles and an error. Wash. ington tied the count in the eighth , on two singles, a walk and .ni error. '

BASEBALL SCORES

(A. P. by Guardlarfs Special Wire)

AMERICAN LEAGUE

St. Louis 000 210100 000 4 9 0 Washing- ton 00000202000l5l2l

Hildebrand, Blake, Knott, Walk.

up and Huffman; Llnke, Weaver and Millles. Detroit 200 001000 3 8 0 Philadelphia 000001100 2 'I 0

Iawson and Cochrane; Smith

and Dickey. ` 0l`llClZ0 110 001 000 3 18 2 New York 000 000100 1 8 0

Ice and Sewell; Broacs. and

Dickey. Cleveland 140 100 370 16 21 3 Boston 004 (D0 010 5 11 2

Allen and Pytlak; Marcurn, Os-

tenriueller, Micxain, Olson, W, Ferrell and Desautels.

NATIONAL LEAGUE

Philadelphia 000 002 000 2 6 0 Pittsburgh 112.100 00x 5 18 2

Lainaster, Jorgens, Mulcahy and

Atwood, Grace; Swift and Todd. Boston 0,01-020 0001 4 9 0 Cincinnati 000100 000 1 5 1

Turner and Lopez; Hallahan, R.

Davis, Grissom and Lombardi. Brooklyn 000 000 100 1 7 0 Chicago ioi 100 aox 6 6 o

Mungo and Spencer. Moore;

Parmalee and Hartnett. New York 000 020 014 7 7 1 Bt. 1.01115 1000 020 020 4 5 2

Gum-bert, Fitasimmons, Melton

Grouse; Sewell and Phillips.

Eig/itNew Canadian Boxing Champions Are Crowned'

Eight new Canadian Amateur boxing champions were crowned tonight as the Dominion champ- ionshlps ended with Tommy Os bome of Montreal as the ruler oi’ the heavyweighls

Osborne who lost a surprise de

cision to George Bird of St. Ca tharines, Ont. in last year’s final, drubbed Lennie Stein, of Toronto in three dull rounds. The heavies, expected to steal the show, flopped badly. _

But what the big boys lacked

was made up by the courageous, heavy-hitting Gordie Schmaltz, of Kifohefler. Ont.. in winning the welterweight championship, and dancing Joe Gagnon, a wee bit of fighting machinery, who won the flyweight crown in a. torrid set-to Hmlinst W‘lnnipeg's Billie Brade.

` MON’l\‘_EAL, May 20 _ (CP) _

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THE IVIA

arden Goes head With Fight Plans,

Hubbell Holds Edge On Dean

NE\V YORK, May 20-(APi-

tarlo, the others being left in

Welterweight title Steve Sloan of Niagara Falls took the middle

Catharines the featherweight.

The Montreal winners, besides

Gagnon and Osbomewere Joe De- brofsky, bantamweight; Jean Paul Lachapelle. lightweight; and Eli Brown, light-heavyweight.

Baltimore 000 0000 0 1 2 Buffalo 110 000x 2 4 1

Vandenberg and Crouse; Kline,

Jacobs and Savinc. Newark 121 100 000 002 7 19 1 Toronto 030 200 000 000 5 10 1

and Mancuso, Danning; Harrell, the "build-up".

Weiland, Wameke and Owen. shT;gi'lii:l'nl;;,gll;e’ Bgiiiogsxg 1.2;; All this notwithstanding cham-

Heam ' ’ plon Braddock is training at ~n

INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE S ws 260 066 3 Gi-and Beach, iviieh., to iight .ioe

G yr e 00 17 20 1 ` Louis at Cl'1lCS£’.0. June 22. and all .been printed. Other csiziiinfcs,

First ame:- Fuss H d Le “_ W1 ‘legal efforts in the Garden’s be- however, put the iiiimliai- pi-iiiteci naitiinore 110 ooo ooi :i a o smm,,e_,,,§§ and 0.g§fmu_ “ke” heir thus rnr have iniiod io halt nt nearer 1.000,

Buffalo 510 002 02x 1014 2 Jersey City 9_1, Montreal ppd_ Wet the tltleholder's disregard of New

Lohrman, Bivin, Matuzak and gmund_.,_ York contracts. ' a

Rochester 000 003 000 3 11 2

5=°°"'l G=m¢=- . ve- iuinrrii-. for une.. - quests already". said Harry New- o

Three titles were taken to On-

Montreal. Adding to Schmn1tz'g

weight and Mike Martyr, or st ‘,‘

BY EDDIE BRIETZ Associated Press Sports Writer NEW YORK. iMB.y 20- Extra!

Tickets for the "phantom flght"l

on sale tomorrow.

Without so much as winking an I

eye or crossing a finger, Madison , Square Garden solemnly announ- 3 ced its box-office will open atnine j a.m. with a “full supply” of tickets , for the "championship match bc- ‘ tween James J. Braddock and Max ` Sclunellng, June 3, in the Garden l Bowl at Long Island City".

Meanwhile Schmellng is training

at Speciilatcr, N. Y., orders have been issued to get the Bowl dust-

The score now stands 5 to 3 in

zy Dean in the most colorful Major Bnsrhzill Iiczigur pitching rivalry since the cvlrhrziicd ,duels between (`l1ri:-(_v I\In!hi'w- json and Mordecai (ihrcc-iin- gcrcd) Bmvrn.

Since 1935. when hi' turned

thc tables for the first limo. Hubbell has onjnycil a prn- nnunrvd margin over the liiiiky Cardinal right-hundi-r. Thi- inas- tcifil triumph of the Giants' souihpiiw yesirfrday iw:-r his foremost hurling' rival was his fourth straight and his fifth in

their Inst six duels.

ed off, and Garden press-agents have been instructed to turn on

"We've got several ticket re-

man. Garden publicity director. f

“inner circle" for .$il_f’~5 or $5

SMOMNG

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The game proiiiises to be 2

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