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Feller Credited With Win‘ As Tribe Beats Senators; Yankees TakeLeagueLead l

NEW YORK. May 7—'1'he world I champion New York Yankeeﬂ. ahowed Chicago's largest baseballl crowd of the season today that they haxin‘t citatigec. much l1‘. tsc- ‘ tics. if siightlv alzered 1n pe ~01- nel. SLFACO their last appea ace here in the world series last fa.l. t

Roughhousing three Wlute Sox pitchers for l9 hits. including a gait‘ of homers bv Joe Gordan and _ wilt? bv Red Rolfe. they: broke’ - from the C21 djlflﬂilS with a 1 i . un fourth ‘mixing and went on , i to an easy 15-4 tritimtih before i 35,000 The defeat ended a three- . game streak for zhe Sox who had

wor. l0 of their previous 12 games. Behind the barrage. ich total-

led T3 ‘z -._ Iii-d Ru! ti: had at".

easy m: to his fourili victory.

- Pznch-hztior s-xmrny Hale sing- ’ led to centre in the 10th inning to ' score Jeff Hwth and Bruce Camp- t bell. ring Cleveland Indians an .~ 8-7 \ 3 over Washington in f the Opener of a three-game series

at Cleveland.

‘ who pitched the lut received credit for tho victory. his fourth o! in sea,- son.

Johnny Allen. who wider-want an operation on his arm last win- lei‘. made his first pitching start f0: the "Tribe since August of last season. He retired at the and 0d the seventh inning aftm" giving up eight hits and six walks. Ho was in trouble every inning.

Philadelphia Athletics hammer- ed out l4 hits for 22 bases to de- feat Detroit Tigers. 10-3, a-t De- troit and shove the Bengals into seventh place. George Castor went the route for tho A's and allowed ninc scattered blows in administer- ing Detroit's sixth consecutive de- feat.

Earle Bruolcer-‘s houner with the bases full in the fifth inning da- cicled the game in favor of the Aiackmen. The blow was made off Alton Benton. starting Detroit, plfChﬁf, who was followed to the‘ hill bv Archie McKain. George Coffman and Japhet Lynn.

By losing the first of their last eight games to St. Louis Browns 6-3 Boston Rod Sox were bumped down to second place behind the Yankees in the can Base- ball League.

‘The initial loss for the 80x on thL< western trip was administer- ed by Buck Newsom. who scatter- ed seven hits and struck out six: batrters for his second decision of. the pawn. '

Lefty Bob Grove came m; withl an eight-hit pitching performance Saturday to help Boston squeeve, out a 5-4 victory over Detroit, Yankees swamped Cleveland In- dians 5-1 when Monte Pearson held i the Indians to three htis. i

to win 14-12 and st. Louis Browns

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defeated Philadelphia 7-5 in spite of two home runs Sam Chapman

Stars For i Mt. Allison‘

SACKVTLLE, N. B, May 7 -- (C Pi—-Don Norton. fr-sliznan. student of Mount Allison Univers- lEY, and holder of the New Bruns-

Athletics i V‘

Baseball Results

suynav summons LEAGUE

Bus: 3n St. Lo 1..

Reds Take’ Over League John-VOW" |$lClayboume-Nick

‘Leadership lVith Victories _ élOver Bees And Phillies

Gale-house and Peacockp

Ne». ‘tn and,» Su1l;vun_ N?“ W“ 15 mew ronx. May 7—New York l ‘ '=' all“. “Qklﬁ “hiirliteﬂl. ggworiolélgiidisrlyisrit myrmsnzg §§“‘l‘?~:-h_1§,~°)gl°‘1 and Trestl- ‘ crushed Chicago Cubs to-a 1n a Dkgjgll“ 1g National Baseball League game. .‘ . _ _ v Cliff Melton went the route for n Colflggagruggr. Begiogbg-iflv New York with a co mendable six wybﬁmgwn - l‘ a“ °-'~~ l, hit performance. Onlv two of’ the clyieiapl; at runs scored against him were earn- s are s"**.°:..'-"r."" “err. ,, m .. a y ar n s omer L4 .114 , lhomas, Appleton and mam, days_

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‘ Mel Ott with four hits. includ- ~litg a triple and double. was the ' batting star and knocked in three i of the winners‘ runs bwides scor- ing three himself.

wick school boy track champion- 9 - . ,

sh? "esicrdaj proved himself 2 Pmfﬂzmlzhdiitllng Wweﬁ blioke

ﬂout" Allisorfs athletic find of ‘W1 Berreﬁ; Posedfl. “"7 a "““°‘§“°° -“‘ l ° N"

h 9 ,. by ms peﬂonnmce m an , [-,_,,,,-;_ am, LOIXL z mincv< and int- Pirates waltz-

ex. tbnion track meet with Near ii "d w.“ 9'2. imilnph m“ 305m“

Glnsgoh 10 Bees m their series opener at Bos- The Miltown boy took firsts in and l-lartnett; Gumuu, ton. Bob Kluvrer pit-lied six-hit

you, evmu;_loo_yard d“), brand a ballio handihc Bees their fourth

Jump 110p Step and Jump’ and 13‘ strgiglit national Baseba Lieague

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India Gents i G. lafferty G. Gilli- I. Lafferty E. Blanchard 1". Flynn A. McClosky 13L Hessian L. Oorcoran A. Birch G. Stewart . M. Meiieiian E. nut-ha

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; DANNY McCORMAC vs. JACKIE SHAW i Souril City PRELIMINARIES

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; TOMMY SHEPHERD Va. DANNY MULLINS ._ Cardigan st. Peters

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Brooklyn Bowman. tilarneke Tarnulks and Phelps, Todd.

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. It was a close ball game until the ninth. The Bees hopped off to .a 1-0 lead in tir third but the Pirates took command 1n the sixth with three runs-two of them being scored on Suhr’! single with the bases full-and then added another in the eighth and five in the ninth.

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edinttwfotnthinninganditgavo them a 2-1 victory ovar-Bt. Louis Cardinals and second place in the

league.

All the Dodger blown were cull- ed from the offerings of rookie Bob Bowman. who was removed for a ninchhltwr Ln we eighth with Inn Warneke finishing.

Paul Derringer chalked 1m his third straight win as the first place Cincinnati Reds pounded out a 13-4 victory over the Phillie: ba- fore 18,046 fans at Philadelphia.

Bixoopt for the fifth inning when the Phﬂs bunched three 0f their nine hits for three runs. Derringer

was never in danger and coasted i.

to victory behind the slugging of Frank McCormick. Ival Goodman and Harry Craft who between them drove in ll of the Reds’ tal-

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Saturday to take over leadership of the league. Cincinnati pushed over three runs in the first inn- ing after Linus Frey's double opened the scoring. Giants staged a li-hit circus to trounce 5t. Lou Cardinals 6-2.

Chicago Chiba ended afour-game slump with a 4-3 Brooklyn Dodgers. Rookie Legrant Scott came up with a single in the ninth wit/h two on and two out to give Philadelphia Phillies a 1-0 vic- tory over Pittsburgh

@3115} 801118 Brooklyn Dodgers got only four -\L“-\l_11*i 1 hits. but one was a pinch single by Qilolhleal 0‘ Babe Phelps with the bases load- riusso and Holm; Porter snd| f _ _

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Second game (seven innings) .Cincinnati

Newark Boston

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nick. lilu><risno and Kies, Hartje.

5 Andrews and l-lolm: Psy-

Waizcrs and Lombardi; Fetter, Lanriing, Sullivan and Lopes, Mast. i Chicago 4

First game Broowklni 3 Bnltmiore 3 Page and Hartnett; Hasnlln, Rochester 7 Hutchinson and Phelps

Tising and West; Raffensberger Pittsburgh 0 and Narron.

Second game (seven innings) Baltimore Rochester

Van Orsdol, Matuzak and West; ,

Johnson. Ryba and Bear First game Jersey City Syracuse Vnndeucig and Paddsn; hans. Pearce and Warren, Second game (seven innings: Jersey City Syracuse Stiles. liohlman

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i Philadelphia l | and Berres; t

Bowman, Brown

5 Passeau and Davis. 2 . INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE ‘ Newark 10 9 Rochester 0- 2 Washburn and Holm; Wshonick, . Roe and Beal. Jersey City _ 10 Buffalo

7 Harris, Watkins and Padden; Kowalik, ‘Pulans, Archer, Maglle and I-leli

Gee and Heath. 1331131110112 5 Toronto 1-; Montreal R Bttffnlo q <10 innings) Mulligan and Harshany; 5mm‘, Hughes, Davis and West; Duke, Hibbs, \Vl1lic, Archer, 'I‘u1acz, Uhleé Nﬂhrm and Hartie. and Savlno_ ﬁrst game Syracuse AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Townw Ii _ Mltikiff and Heath; Weir, Ber- Firsr, game ley and Harshany. Indianapolis 2. Minneapolis 17_ Second game Toledo 17, Milweaukee 10. Syracuse 4 Louisville 3, St. Paul 6_ Toronto 8

Second games. Intlinnapolzs 4. Minneapolis B ‘Toledo 5, Milwcaukw 6 Lnuiwille l, St. Paul 5

Col mbus at Kansas City-doubled

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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE

W L P Jersey City ' 11 6 .647 Newark l0 7 .588 Syracuse B 7 .583 Montreal 10 9 .526 Buffalo e '1 .402 Rochester 6 7 .462 Baltimore 6 7 .462 ‘Toronto 4 11 .361 AMERICAN LEAGUE Now York l0 4 .714 Boston 9 4 .692 Chicago i0 5 .825 n 7 9 467 St. Louis 7 s .467 Cloveland 6 0 .400 , Detroit s 11 .1193 Philadelphia 5 10 .333 NATIONAL LEAGUE Cincinnati 9 5 M3 Brooklyn 8 6 .571 Boston 8 ‘I .53! New You-k 8 8 .500 St. Louis 7 ‘I .500 ioago 7 9 .438 Philadelphia 'l 9 .438 Pittsburgh 6 9_.400 Mal-cum and Glenn. Waahin 12 Chicago 14 Dashong, Alexandra. Kelly,

Haynes, and Early; Knott, Dietrich Herring. Brown and Silvestri. New York Cleveland 1 Pearson and Dickey; Sullivan, Dobson. Drake and l-lemsley AMERICAN Assocu-rloiv Columbus 2, Kansas City 3.

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lmPressive l" Highlights Boxing Can;

Derby Win

LOUISVILLE, y., May 7-—In one of the most impressive per- formances in the history of

Churchill Downs, Johnstown, great son 0d Jamestown. completely out- classed his field Saturday as he raced to victory by six lengths in the 65th running of the Kentucky Derby before a crowd of 70.000

An odds-on favorite at the start. Johnstown lived up to the lavish praise heaped upon him in recent days as he shot. fnom the chute in front and never through the 1 1-4 mile grind saw the shadow of one of the seven thzce-year-olds chasing him.

Gradually his pursuers fell ba& and left the great bay c011 out there majestically alone as he boiled across the finish line,

Never was a Derby more a fore- gone conclusion from start to fin- ish than William Woodward's splendid creature made it. Never was it necessary for iockey Jimmy Stout to call upon Johnstowns re- serve, even during the early stages when the diminutive E1 Chico was makinz Basses at the champion.

W. L. Bmnrvs Challedon won second place by a length over Heather Broom after a furious fln-_ ish that broueht. him up from third entering the stretch. Viscminty took fourth money, s. fighting head bank of Heather Broom, the sur- prise of the race trained by Earl Sande.

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Sporting Club nevertheless the ma- jority o! fight fans are expecting to wltnus a closely-fought scrap all the way. Both bQY! l?!‘ EXWCI" ed to enter the ring in the pink of condition and both have wons lots q! admirers by me perform- ances they have staged in their Claybourne, ability to dispose by a de- cision or a knockout has worked hard in preparation for his sec- season wthiie ickerson also making his second DD better in training campaigns. Fast and elusive as an eel

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