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Indians Close In O71 Yanks With 7-4 Win Uver Philadelphia A ’s

1B—tAP'——min; a humor with one on mo 1y on thezruxo cut. m the znuth 11111111; to g v:

d their was‘ the White Sox their seventh

n: m ge pOlrVs ot straight, tractors‘ mid 5W1’ 8 '11"?- Anurlcan "c-lend g dl: game ser es frim ash ngton

in a it attn that Senators T-i _ y

Ptuarclpluu Aihlczlcs The blow off rrlzever 4 l1i_Z_‘-1b6_1‘. jumpzd the Six ov:r Pull " his.

. ~11’ Cilubby Dean heli hs fornlcr Athletics into a 1e for s:.\' h peso tcammate» t '> h as ‘q chalk up with the Senators.

rd vc t wwom lco tnucb ' .0. gl-hough he cixmttd nine Bosox Down Tigers b .

At Detroit. Manager Jon Cronin restol d Jimmy v and Pete Fox - lizteup and they rum for a 4-2 ' ll Tigers that ' squarrd rh" l‘ "l".< at one ,.E8'JT€< 1' wws Charley Wagner's Icwth pitting victory against two de- frat=

Royals Rally In Eighth To Beat Leafs 5-2

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a... Pelslor- blauréello Bout Rte-Scheduled

MONTREAL. M81‘ lB—(OPl—-

Alcnufai R:_v;.ls d cirns/ratz-i cncr-

again ltday their 8Til.l_\' to SHHiCl-l

mil grub. oul c! the fizu. trin-

mzng ‘Icro o Mapie lrafs 5-2

, " w r a four-run uprsng in the

“n. ._ ~<i ' Qfgliill tnnln: in an Ii![(‘!'l‘.€1.l'llll

lnaguo bqvhall game. Yss erdqv lite Royals swrpt both games of a. dcubiriraclcr agscnst. the Leafs. wi sing e game with a ninth- inning rally.

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Gee. Sirincevich (Ht and Fer- nandez; McCrabb. Shcrer (9) and Howell.

Toronto

Vallie Eaves ls Suspended

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BROOKLYN, May 18-—-(APl— Vallie Eaves, a righhanded relief R R E S pitcher for Chicago Cuts, was sus-

pended and sent back to Ch cago last xiight, Mattagrr Jimmy Wits-h d‘. losed tcday. He xvas accusd oi

b. .g intoxicated vllen h.“ crme to Ebbcts Fie‘d for yesterday's double- header with Lhe Dodgers.

Eaves who won two and lost 12 for Toronto Nlople Leafs last. sea- son had vrorkcd out a couple 0i imfilgs this srascn.

SOFTBALL In a. softball game last night the

Vics defeated the Maple Leafs 11-8. It was One of the hardest fought

'I.AY UP YOUR CAR ‘I

Q And lhe besl way lo make IUFG that your lire: won’! let y“, down is,“ give mem vamrw in the Urague. ‘Yilemnllﬁ skllful 9nd C97"- O On Saturday the Ironsides won a plate lire service. We'll do il dvulbleheildvtrl- d<grfiea°tins7 50w vws for you: . ; stoning now and 17' 2 B“ '18 m“ ‘ keeping on for the nexl twelve months.‘ Come in now and Baseball Results ﬁnd out about lho low-cost NATIONAL LEAGUE Chicago 00D 000 001-l 5 l Brooklyn 100 102 0Tlx—-4 9 1

Mcoty, Bithorn (T) and McCul- lough; Alien and Owen.

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EXTENSION

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Warntke, Ianrcr <3) and W. cooper; Kcsio. Feldman (2), Azi- ams (4) and Barres.

AMERICAN LEAGUE

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Clevcland 102 140 00x—’7 l4 l Bcsse, Caligitllti 14> and l-hyfs;

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|AME$ CAGNEY - starred as George M. Cohan in Warners’ ‘Yanltee Doodle Dand " - appears as a jockey in some of the last md furious scenes ol l e play which is at once comedy. drama, and nusicol extravaganza. Others supporting Mr. Cagney are Joan Leslie. Wgller Huston. Richard Whorf, lrene Manning, George fobiosflioslemory De Camp, Jeanne Cagney. Frances Lnnglord pnd GOOfgl Barbier. The film was directed by Michael Curli}! m. .._ w. , _. __ ,___ _ ,

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Louis Defence Of Title This Summer Doubtful

By Gayle Talbot Associated Press Sport Writer NVASHINQFION. May l8-—(AP'I_— The nuns‘ lrs goon extreme-l’ c . tcu ‘d the idea of Jce LCllllb 111; [1e~,i\y\\'6iglll, champ- tllis sumrltex‘. all p ability, Private Jre has (‘lLllP uz: st. serious ring fight- ing Lililll after the war ends. The gtiitlais wuo d:cic‘e such thiwu mvo not yat g vrn prrmoer ./l..2 Jacxbs the bad news, but he re- csivwi a brsud hnt when he was hfn- the clhrr day a=klng around. ’1t1c army fccfs. fr. .i(y. .i1."lt it» ‘ 1.0 tar Lcus and all the lssser tcli. in the armed f:rces a dctm i0 titer soldisring. cc e 1s a war on, it was pointed out m me by a numbsr of high- ratzkuig officers. and there has be:n no ind tl

_ ' ght light. Lcu they ire‘, weird best util- ‘r r talent. by giving exhi- .n< tra n ng camps over the co my. and in brtwscn such bouts d: bsntizzuinc his tram ng f0 ‘he battleﬁeld. Joe, in fact, ai- rradv has b'cn ass gnrd to epeua! selvccs to make h'm more read ly nl'."l?b'c lcr Qrh biton .'J0ll‘.G.

The atm"'s fffSi)‘ att ude is painful to Prcmver Jacob... artic- ulariy so since Mke was un er the

rf ual lmtyession that he and the azrnrzi forces had rcached a mu u1l friends ‘p pact dwing last. winter that wntiltl mike Louis avails ._ fr!" a b1: fultflCOl‘ fight this sum-

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e seen. and a poll nf

engagement at. Madison Square Garden of which the entire net; mceibts went to Navy Rnizef. Neither Jacobs nor Louis drew down a nickel from that one. Thm, in March, Joe knuckcd out Abe simon in the same ring for the benefit of the Aim"; Emergency Relief: Fund; ‘Ihat was supposed to have been the clincher.

However, Promoter" Jacobs. as he seeks new to match Lous u- gaTnst Bob Pastor in a big. Cli- matic fight for the benrft of everybody-including Louis. Pastor. the Army Emergency Rclef Fund and Prcmorer J-iccbs-ap Jrently is about to discover that. hs "un- derstanding" with the armed forces was only a beautiful dream.

Mike. after hfs most recent inter- view with scme of the near-top men tier-e, in “hkh he tried un-

' successfully t0 get a decision one

way or the otiisr, left in a Draper temper, Th9 army rcmained cool.

Mike laid thrm a Louie-Pastel‘ outdrot- show should d'a\v in the neighbcchccd of $50 000, of which he believed he corld cuurantiee the Emergency Rcfef Fund abcut 5150.000. He observcd, too. Vat Private Innis rrcd"'l the f1"l1t to meet his inccrrc tax obligrticrs. The army replicd. in effect, that it was (m extrarrdirary‘ siti ticn t-“at required a solder to uccive a fur- lough so he cou‘d make mozwcy h pay his income tax.

A decision will be forthcomfnz

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quarters indiratrd 1h» o"ds s-‘culd be about 5 to 1 age nst Louis fight- in: this summcr.

Dodgers Continue Victory

Streak By Defeating Chicago ’s Cubs 4-1

NEW YORK. May l8—(AP)- Brojkivn Dzd-gcrs boosted their National league lead to seven games Lrclay at Brocklyn with their seveillh straight conquest. a 4-1 lritmph ovsr Cucngo Cubs,

Jcf-nuzy A . vrteran right- hanrici", pnch .. live-I'M ball that wGilld have brcught h-‘m a shut- out exccpt. for a home run by catcher Clyde McCullough after two were out in the ninth inning.

Th»; National league champicns

scored all their runs with trmely llltsyoff Jake Mjot)". two of them comlﬂg 0:1 a p311‘ of doubles by Arky Vaughan.

Cards -Crush Giants

Hrre in New Yrrk st. Louis Cardinals siagrd a 15-1111. barrage against three pztcfers and over. whelmed New York (rants 16-4 m break the deadlock bet-ween the two clubs for Icurth place,

Fit Biii-Piiiyérs With “Crash” Caps _

FORT WORTH, Texas, May 1s -tCPt-I\jan Crawford, outfielder for "Tuba in the Teas Léagug, |~e_ celvcd a frrctiii-rci skull when struck by a p tic-had bull in a game against Fcrt. Worth here last year It savvd Cy EVER. Tuba infielder, from the same late this season.

Here's how: Crawford got him- self a pYGTCCilVO heiruet t-hls year, But ha wasn't playing her-e the other zlight and Block, finding the helmet fitted him perfectly, bar- rowed it.

Block was hit over the ear by one of Ed Greer}: fast bails. Whitey Ptatt. Tunsa omricider, who ran to Block when he n-cnt, dawn. said the latter was unconscious for only lcllr or five seconds.

Block says he never will go to bat without one of the “brssgw headgears. Manager Ray Jchnsgn of the Tulsa club has ordered e fuli set of the special caps and yglllmrrquirc all piayeis to wear

GiuJIiIg Clubs‘ 011 Halifax Links

HALIFAX. May l8 -—<CP) -Hall. fax golfers arelrl gentlemen - they let the fair sex lug their clubs over the fairways.

M least. Hwy do at Ashbum Golf Club here whore girl caddies are becoming common. Last your mere were 15 0f t! rm, llll: year the ‘mm. ber is extir-utcd to be increased.

The golfers‘ reaction to this ls not known, but Kas Znbmvskl. club prg. fesslonal. claims the git-is makg bgt. tcr caddies, in acme respects, than do boys. They are "more conscien- tious" accordinz tn him,

Baseballs Big Six By The Assoclrllcd Press ATTING (Tlltrce leaders in each league)

"Ever. Club G AB R ll Pol. SPENCE.

Senators 29 122 21 50 .410 Dﬁﬁllll.

Red Snx 22 86 18 85 .407 GORDON.

YﬂnkPP-s 26 99 11 38 .384 LAMANNO.

Reds . . . . . .. 18 57 9 20 .351 FERYXNDEZ,

Braves 32 12‘! 18 42 .331 REISFR.

Dodger; 30 118 23 39 .331

HOME RUNS

National League: F. McCormick, Reds. Cnmtlli. Dodgers ‘I; American league: ‘ork. Tillers 9.

RUNS BATTED IN Nallnnal League: Marshall, Giants 29; American League: Williams. Red Sox 32. -

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UPPAWA. May l8 —(CPl —- Re- strictions on travel between Canada and 0c United Slates have been and are being studied by the Joint economic committees and by other agencies of the twn government-Q. ‘mid n return table’! In the House "l Commons totiav for Dr. H. A. lrucc 46m. ToronLr-Pnrkzlale.)

GOOD HLII YORK York I‘. ulu- 0t i": nlll"<l settle- nvnts in Britain |)i‘illiI|)S the old- est.

Night ball Blacked Uut For Duration

NEW YORK. May l5-(APl_ gfhehsvar blackeld out night bzsebali n t. e meirzpa it-an area Lzda 1 the duration. y or

Police Ccrnmissioner w,“ J, Valentine. asked ii the report sub- mitted by Czmmlssione: Jclm H. M01115. in GhUBe c! Civilian De- fence, concerning ti»; dim-out o! the coast would mcan the bann u; of night ball, replied DIZCUY and finally:-

"Yes?

The most immediate elfect o: the 1111111 is on lle Nev: York Giants- Broc yn Dodgers ame scheduled for the Poll: Grcun s Figday " Horace stcnehnm, Giana pres said the game would be shit: Friday afternoon and 3,11 1 games sci-leduled to be played ‘m. der the lights wnuid be similarly shifted. Slfﬂﬁllﬂtll indicated that the Giants Wbllld not undertake w play twilight games,

Bali ﬁluiﬁiilérlt" For U. S. Troops

NEW YORK. May lll-JCPL. The Baseball Equipcnant Fund. handlrd cut ed the National Lcaczue office here, has already provided the armed forces wlttx 80 000 pices of bﬂéﬁblll eQlﬂFmcntTa rnost__every—

DVER the last 40 years C.C.M. have built up, manned and equipped a ﬁne modern plant for the accurate and eﬂicient manufacture of C.C.M. Quality Bicycles. And now that our country is a: war we are able to change over our expert mechanics, materials and machines to the making of chose essential war materials for which they are peculiarly suited.

And so we say "Munitions and Bicycles" for we still make as many bicycles as we can obtain materials for, because bicycles play their part in the war drama as they provide the only means of transport- ation for many war workers.

If you need a new bicycle or repairs to an old one, to carryr you to and from your war job, see your C.C.M. dealer. He will do his best to supply you with a new bicycle or replacement parts for your old one. He may ask you to be patient but if your needs can be met he will meet them as quickly as he possibly can.

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The ck» kit Gonsms o; one dOZ. mto the stands. (Some minor en balls three bats and two rule 1935"“ B" “m? lhls- m“) n 15 books rf-m. "B" kit yncludss a estimated that 1.000 dozen balls

Sigithcegs glove, mask and chest Kllliiulg; S;:éaii:ggfwf\ljl'ckagrglayli use Most he; in military service ' ""

take their rtloyites tot guilty» or buy w“ ‘"7, Sm‘ ford, Ontu

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PIPPIE AND “CAP” STUBBS

IF OLE BIJDGE IS HERE-

novr LET o»: Y" I " ‘ . clmrr READ can. ‘£25.’

_ _ _—..=:— zrezr-ﬂ urday. The deal was made bee-rum

Philip Seagram bought Tabhlm from the Jim Fair stables at. Brant,- fol $1, {our years ago

entered him in the irlgs Plate the_ lol1:wirlg_Sat_.-_

QC. STRONG FRONT HUB

Built of hardened steel with uout axle and ncauately ma- chined and burdened ball- nces to give yen: of month Ind usy running.

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steels to meet the needs of today's cyclists.

C.C.M. HANGER

‘file plm of this most impor- tant section of a C.C.M. bicycle are machined, hard- ened and finished with cx- treme accuracy so that you J get the most our o1 your

I113 I p: ailing action.

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A POOR EXCHANGE

I GUESS out: SHOPLIF ER eo-r AWAYV, MﬁYBE THERE'S

Ol-LMAC. A SHOPLIFTEP RAN OUT, ="'r- WEARlNG ONE OF OUR FAPMERETTE ENSEMSLES

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