_iiirfl with four marksmen who

Boi-i|err~rs_ Major S. Dixon of

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BOWLING

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towards Saturdays climax is the Noord ol the day's of istorlc shoots fired at

P. J. Martfnsen of La

A. C. Lucas of Toronto

three others at the top of the Telegraph Cup match, with

score of 50.

more Canadians, Sgt. Cme. of Calgary -and Lt. R. A- uf Hamilton, won their way

0 tomorrow's second stage of the gs Prize in a shoot-off for re- ' ing places. fired with confidence as a. result their splendid showing so far, e Cniiadiaiis go out tomorrow in

aueiiipt io capture the Kolapore ,

up, the senior team trophy, which ey lost to the Mother Country

si year, The Canadians Alf; Und mfn into; the VDCOOIICI l Ile of ,¢i<i:~_c's Prize, seeking places 'iicing the 100 finalists Ori Satur-‘ 1'. The Canadians were never head-. in the arduous shoot for the -year-old MacKinnon Cup, fired iihc long ranges of 900 and 1.000

Teams of 12 competed. Can-

held a lead of 12 points at the

mark and though this in the second distance out well on top. posted an aggregate of

to win the MacKinnon for eighth time in history, and first time since 1930. England

points, and Scotland, the team, had 1,063 with In- Ireland and the Chan- trailing.

Best of the individual Canadian

in this big shoot was the of 93 out of a. possible 100. by Lieut. Neal Dow of

young Lieut. Donald

his protege, and Private

Team scores in the MacKinnon

` 900 1000 Tbtal yds. yds. 543 537 1,080 531 1.073

1,062 1.050 1.045 1,011

tland ,_,, dia ,, _ __ ales land hannel ls- lmfli asv 991 The Prince of Wales Prize, which rrics ri first award of $500, was (red at ilic 300 and 600 ya.rd "Kes Biirlniid had 34 and 35 for, iota) of 69 out oi’ a possible '70, 'id lie will shoot off for the first

522 521 521 495

512 540 538 524 522

494

llllicaieci his ac.hievemen`t,` nl" Dfllly Telegraph Cup, the hlrd srliecliiled feature of the day, as fiirrl ai the 300 yards match. um' Perfect 50 `was equalled only 3 Sal J. Aitchlnson of the Scot-

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Wins ackinnon Cup At

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ucl2`§Te”am Has 'MAINE HURSE1Martin Conquers H A l I F A XlSix Straight

8' 5 Watt In Gruellingllillxfli wills Stars As Cubs

derson of Scotland and E J Rew

four had scored 104 out of a pos

BUMIVIERSIIDE, July 19.-The sec-

ond game of the third section of the Sununerside Town League was play- ed last night between the Red Wings and C.Y.M.L. The C.Y.M.L. started of! with a three run lead and held it until the last two innings when the Red Wings crossed the p'.{c five times making the score 5-3.

Batteries-C.Y.M.L.: Durant and

Maclnnisi Red Wings: Lidstone and Gay.

Umpires-Fred Daley at the plate;

Haughton on the bases. `

The annual meeting of the -4

Lean League scheduled for list mt did not materialize as the only`oi1`es present were Coun. Kelly, represent- ing, W. W. Muttart, Vice President of the P. E. Island Baseball Associa- tion, arid Don Lidstone, Secretary of the MacLean League.

Local Starls High Point Winner

(C. P. by Gua.rdlan's Special Wire)

FREDERICTON, N. B., July 19-

A large crowd oi’ water sports fans lined the banks of the Saint John River and watched a. thrilling ex- hibition of events at the acquatlc meet hero today.

Miss Dorothy Rowan. local

swimming star, was high poin' winner of the day. with a total of 19 points, and Miss Jean McLeod of Moncton came second) with 13 points.

HOW THEY STAND

Pittsburgh . - . 41 40 ~ Boston 43 43

Philadelphia _ . _ 36 Brooklyn _ _ . . 36 Cincinnati -... . 37

.419 .419 .329

50 50 55

AMERICAN LEAGUE

Won Lost P.C.

Detroit ._ . . . . 53 31 631 New Y0i'k . ._ 50 32 .610 Boston ., 47 31) .547 Cleveland ._ _ 45 38 .542 Washington . _ _ 41 45 .477 SL Lqms ` 41 .474 Philadelphia 50 390

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» over B*#l¢y'~ hr- sitio ios in the first stage. Paw' Magnus. Tingioy, pred !lIn'°`|Y°“°h°d l’°“l°’- Martinsen won the shoot-off, in- Tarball. Myra Mills, . . _ .._ 1 1 1. over Laird Watt, fellow Davis Cup- won the Ma°K1HH°}\ oidentaiiy the first in five shoot- Dade McKlyo, Fraser, H. i per fr°m M°Hi\*€Hl- After Stabbing tCllP- gunna' s°fbyB1;l;g§ offs in which a Canadian has come Frazer- E550?) . . . .._ 2 3 2| vainly at Watts passing shots and

ent cam ro e . out on top after equalilng the best cm-5” el? D816. A. Lan- thimderous smashes from the net over Ellghzfzid vlmh sc°u°n.d’ match scores. He took the cross and Jaiuk'-`;” Aland -. . . ,. 3 2 3 for two sets, Marlin came from

ill P555' MOH!! medal, 9 °1` Y-' Dewitt. C. L. 5 behind with a brilliant finish to

Dewitt- Presque Isis ._ .. 4 4dr win or 4-s, i-a, s-i, e-2, is-0 as the

probablytha best ' Henry of Navarre E. Brown, ~ Mociu University aces grime foii

shot of the meeting, won ` 0 E. C. Brown, Centreville . 5 dis completely to pieces of its own ac-

bronrc cross for leadership of - e 'I_`ime 2.11; 2.11; 2.11 1-4. . 90|-d, first Slaafr Oi me 61555145 Kinls ` 2 23 Tr t The triumph sent Martin into

- ~ 0 and Pace one semi-final bracket against the

JHIMS B053-hd Of'-|701" Q counti-y's No. 2 player Marcel four other marksmen at Bllyff Evans. Knight. Knight y noinviizo of iviontrrni who oiinon.

wp of the Prince ot Wales ° and Hunt' Fort Fairfield _ 1 1 1 George LfClerc of Ottawa ini shoot, richest event outside e l n Peter Dillon,.1<illam, Dr.. L_ straight sets. 6-1. 6-0. 6-2. in their

prize itself. D- Mrlntosh, Iiortiand ._ 3 2 2 quarter iinoi contest. Gilbert Nunns

Rapid Brooke. Bradley, E,

Jennie Geddes, Ballcch, J. F'

.field

Avery, Woodstock Time 2.121-4; 2.13 1-2;

"_ 1- um HD- 5,153'

2 25 Trot I

Keystone. Avery, w, M,

'rieifi ............. ..asi

Joan Mac Higcans E. w | . _

woream PmS"ue me , cinnati to 11 straight, today as th.

~ q 2 2 3 G' is blanked the Pt~"~ to min-

Marie Guy. Brown, Frank 1"” ._ “ “j ,"

wad _Mmmceno , _ _ A ta.in,theu. three game lead. Schu-

C. . d

‘star Dnnm Knlan DL L ‘S | macher never has lost to the Reds

D_ Mcintosn Hahland 'ndis lin his three-year major league

Time 2.14 1-4: 2.181-4; 2.161-4. Tiarter-J R. ciili<in,- wood.

stock.

Stone. Me.; B, E. ciiri, centre-viiio,

FAIITCIDINS

team are asked to be on hand for

C. Wellington, Monticello . 2 3 4

it End i_Qf` MatchFREE-[ilk-All Five - set Match ll E D I S I UN `

» _ ~ ‘(c.r. n Guardians N -- _ , Rlflema-11(W1“S Simi-Off i'f‘fi‘\i~"l»-’ Gilbert Nouns Also Qualifies For

, n . B His clocked at the con- _

F01' Bfmlze 'Medal AS Can” 534°” '°’ ”‘° ’““’ ‘“"‘"‘°’ ““"‘ Semi-finals Murray And Lea-

. I , _ _ _ ff;-ia lrwltflg ‘intein over the Vis-

- » 1' -rac i is afternoon. °

tdians.l?r0v@.A-latest nvinoibio. ....% hong some Holton By Rom.

..>~...._..-_ n 1. Peter Magnus, a Maine speed- ._-r...-...

|,_C,,|,|¢ ny Guardiansns -the orthumberland Fusillers and stef, took the _Free-lam--A11 in

Wire?" - -’ ~~»-%.~11iABgCi;'{.1r1ieyBi1Jf the Bank- of glfilsht heats. Silver Evans, also '!By Elmer Dulmage) |01 Toronto was the only other

i Karl 6 P88112- They will F0171 B-CTO-SS the Border captured (Canadian Press Staff Vtrlteri

CAMP. .lilly 119-Cl 1:11113: shoottoft for the cup, the 2.23 mixed class in straight (C.P. By Guardians Special Wire)

msrksmen were :C -H! 'I’he shoot-off for the bronze hells and Kel/Slime romped through TORONTO, July 19 - Canadas

today al' ¢ 6 Rllgpil' ¢|-mfg-, for the Kings first stage to the tape first in the 2.25 trot. ranking tennis player, Walter Mar- of Q10 N’ 10"* ° A" was between four men-Martinsen, , i tin of Toronto and Regina, stumb-

swrrt on Wlih m°““*l“I Lieut. Neal Dow, sgt. T. w. Hon- smviivianv -' -

led into the first big bariie, on his road to the Ontario singles title

h 10711101117 01' U18 ROYBI Navy All FIN F01' All here today and barely recovered in

time i.o hurdle lt, reaching the semi-finals with a five set victory

qualified semi-finalist He defeat- ed Roland Longtin, Montreal 6-4, '1-5, 6-0. _

After playing three sets, with the'

youthful Montrealer leading by| scores of 6-3, 6-4, 6-4', Bobby Mur- ray and Don Leahong of Jamaica

,were forced to postpone the finish’ of then- match until tomorrow- morning because of darkness. Theyi were late starting, having to wait' until a clownpour of rain had stop-I ped.

Murray played superlative ten-

uis against the flashy Leahong to capture two of the first three sets and observers were confident the 19 year old McGill star, ewly

ly crowned champion of Quebeihi would overcome the Jamaican. That would make the semi-finals strictly a Montreal-Toronlo affair with Martin playing Ralnville and Nunns facin.; Murray.

The late aftemoon rain forced

officials to postpone all doubles

matches until tomorrow.

"3 .S-'chumacherChalks Up 14th

ni."-...n....;..e.;'s.it:'i'_s_”““ Triumph Hurling Giants

‘To 4-0 Victory Over Reds

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.v12\1¢mming_ Juniper _ _ 4 _ V__ 1 1 2, NEW YORK July 1n_Ha1v which were by Berger.

","1?A;d’ ° Vtemkm' Wathenf Wa' 1 Schumacher stretched his string of ' A-“Fl as-9°: Fm” Fair' . ' .consecutive mound victories to nine

Jlld8€S~F- C. Simonlson, Lime-' bm'..i§[1;1oT gas km gcrjsys gamble' Thane__Belyea, G.agetown_ l "_, 'WHS 0’ “ “X _

Time,,s_Char]es Smith' Penh' ‘Li Jerome Dizzy _Dean, St. Louis H_ Dewm' Woodstock Cardinals eccentric but effective

triumph ln more than tivo seasons fagainst a team in Boston.

I The Caidinals gathered 12 hits ,from Bobby Smilh. the Braves’

wi- 5 ch ice r the mound, while Dean

Members °f FHIPDM bi-‘»¢b&ll‘ issued but seven safetics, three of

practice this everiing at G o'clock _ sharp. _ l

and his list of successes over Cin-

career.

“Prince Hal" was touched for 12

hits in recording his 14th ti'iumph| `o1 the season against four defeats

hurler, lcd his team to a 4-2 win at Boston in the first game of their series with Boston Braves. I The tall right-hander, in winning ,his ninth straight victory, his 17th of the season, registered his first

0 fo

Error Paves Way for Cub Win Foul'-hit hurling , in' _ which Pat

Malone and; Lon Wamcke collab- orated gave Chicago Cubsat Phil- adelphia a 2-1 victory over the Phillies.

Doubles by Grimm and ,1~la.ci§.

scored the Cubs' first run in thel second, while hurler Euel Moores! failure to touch first base when he took Camilli's assist on English's tap in Mic sixth paved the way for the winning iun Klein followed

i » , Ra _ . ._

with a double off the scoreboard in -7- E Vimlall ‘PaTSh2lll

centre and English tallied. Dlflli R»@Yn0ldS fSi°k€S> _

Time 2_06_ Rice. ss . . . _

“Merriwell Act” in Ninth With Two Out Linus Frey, known as “Junior”

to his teammates, pulled a ball

game out or the fire for the Doug- Billy Hugo (F‘rasei~> .

ers at Brooklyn when he ra d a

ppe last-minute home run to give Uni” Maid iH0d€ll1S)

Brooklyn a 4-2 victory over the Pirates.

Wi-th two out in the ninth and

Ralph Boyle on first following a walk, Frey hoisted one off Bill Swi.ft's pitches over the right field screen for the winning tallles.

..,,A.T.§>',§.‘A._L‘n.LTnG.;.£... , Yankee Outfielder Plays

,_. _ , ) ton,Ky.,(Stokes).... . . . .,.222

.. 1;" -. LU *ge P0 ff I 11 T60 "1 S “flat ‘;°.$.f:if.T.i2.iiif.~ 1 . .

New Yor . .. . _ , _

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P_ u | . (A. P. by Gua.rdlan's Special Wire) four of his five passes to give the

m,,,nNl;,’nA‘;Z,O‘f,‘IiS‘f'“J':,,,§pf,§Lfl Egg; New YORK, .iiiiy 19-The von- white sox two runs.

by B nan. of home runs by Joe kees broke the "Jinx" that has bc- Three Straight For Browns Hauser _Minneapolis Miners p0nnd_| set them on their current wesicrn Eight pitchers saw service at Bt. ed mme pitchers for a 13_6 vicwryi tour long enough to beat out the Louis as the Browns won their over the /_mencan Anwcnmon an, cellar dwelling White Sox 4-3 at fifth straigh: game defeating the Stn,-5 in the fn-st annual benefit Chicago today. Thevvictory. while Washlr.gt1,_, Senators B-7. game before B crowd of ,mon nm Detroit was idle. clipped n hnif Harland ciift. yoainiui st. t0dn_y_ game off New York's deficit in the Louis t.hirdbascmaii_ liit two home

American lneague pennant race, ‘leaving the Yanks nn oven tivo games behind

H0111 e R [1 n with Bobo' auth stiii in ciovo-' Five i-uns in the ninth inning

land. recovering from yestcrda_v`s leg injury Ben (. inpman took over

ifor young Johnny Miii-phy. He

i`iI`;ll\.'GIl\_lG UP i

runs and was responsible for three of his teams eight scores.

Tribe Wins In Ninth

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Time 2.07 1-4.

Remac, Ben F. White, Lexing-

Tremont Peninsular Farms

(C_F. By Guard.lan's Special Wire)

MORRISVILLE. Vt., July 19 -

Tiger Warrington, scrappy colored Halifax light-heavyweight fighter tonight scored his second straight victory over Kid Cioffi, oi’ Bur- lington, Vt., when he won, an eight-round decision. _ Warrington. who won on a tech-

nicai knockout in their last en- counter two weeks ago flo0reciCiofl1 six times to gain the decision by a wide margin. In the eighth round' alone the Vermonter hit the can-f vas three times. ‘

RAIN HALTS UPENING |]AY'SRAiIES

(C. P. by Guardian's Special Wire) TORONTO, July 19-The Grand Circut meeting which opened at- Thorncliffe Park today, was sud- denly interiupted when heavy thundershowers, caused a post- ponement oi the feature event. the Royal York Hotel Stake, and the 2.17 pace, until tomorrow after but one heat had been disposed off in each of these races.

In this one heat of the feature

event, Cold Cash, owned by W. Bi-itenfield, of indsor, Mass., and driven by Thomas, was the winner going the distance in 2.06. He was in command at the quarter pole, but Thomas took him back off thc pace and allowed Rip Hanover to set the pace, Cold Cash came out

Rain began to fall as the horses

went to the post

Third Race The Royal Hotel

half length decision at the wire.

Slake, Progressive Pace, First

Windsor, Mass., (Thomas

Rip Hanover (Fleming) His Majesty (Palin) _ Zombro Hanovei' (Hodsoii) Logan Scott (Briiiciixicld) lder (Childs) __

0n~i:7a:.ri»I>tum»-

`]Q§U1»§¢»l!~J"‘

Dorothy Giattan iFtountree) ..

isco Direct (Brough)

Lolo K. T. (Chapman) _... Joe Patch (Well\\'ooci) May Baxter (Stroud) . ack Graitan (Fields) ...

Bedford Grattan (Little) ._

again in the final drive and got ai§V'{}`lAR5

Murley, cf Squarebrigxs. ss . 0 M‘3CNElll, lb .... 0 W

CUBS Whalen, lb 1 Stanley. 2b 3 McCallum, 3b .,

Are Defe_a_tecl 1

Rallies In First Arid Seventlgé

Innings Pave Way F01; League.

Leaders Oiii- Sided Win-

LEAGUE STANDING

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Stars .

Cubs ._ _ Falcons ..

Extending their winning si:-ak

to six straight games, the league- leading Stars pounded out a 10-2 victory over the Cubs last night in a loosely-played City League game.

Getting away to a four run lead

in their first time at bat the win- ners were never in danger.

The Cubs could do nothing with

the slow-ball offerings of Johnny Williams, who was pressed into service at the last minute when the stars' hurlers were unavoidably detained, Five scattered hits was the sum total of their hitting and when they did connect solidly. smart fielding of his mates pulled him out of danger.

His opponent Geo Ayres was

nickecl for nine blows but six passed batters, two wild pitches with men on third and a hit bat- ter recounted ln a large measure for the one-sided score, the Stars only bunching their hits in one inning, the seventh, when four suc~ cessive safeties led to three runs

Brilliant fielding by "Pud" Whit.

lock in the Stars' right garden was the outstanding feature of the game.

BOX SCORE

3:.:-us-¢»>»:~»'-.ssuiuig Scot-Hoa)-»-no.-Z

!Dl~¢h1CD"'@©*-‘Chia-4:

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itlock rf

halen, 3b l

ivisiorr Purse sizoo iunfinishodi Si@“'=‘~ri- lf 0 cold cash, w. Britonfioia, AWD- 2b 0

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Williams. P . . 0 ,

Hennessey, c 0. Totals 1`

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Asnuroaa

170

o 0)

iii-th am-_ 2.11 moss Poor-_ can-,M°T“8“@~ Cf 0

anion owned. Prim-_ $400 I-‘*¥“‘f~ ll 0

(Unfinished) Cmpmall- C

McDougall, rf ,_ Ayres. p Totals

SUMMARY ‘A

‘out by A_\‘:‘es fi, Willia.'n:~ 3; basf. .' .on balls. Oli /\.,\'i'i-_-. G; passed ba.ll,""

_‘Ayres (2»; hit by ;ii`c`li(.‘i‘. Ayres 1,. (Stewai'L>; stolen bil.-e.-,_ Murif-y_ McNeil, Sfiiiaiir-briiw.; \\'iiii'.iiig pit.” char, Willinnist tum of g-ime 1,' hour and Zi() iiiiiiiiies, ' , Umpires: at the )-..;ir~, Dr. Douga an; on ilic losses, _\1:'C.il>i: and My Diamond.

i SCORE Bl' INNINGS

51-13

ear-vi: eil

iCubs ('01 Oli 0- Stars ._ 410 200 Li-

inilslll Tlilllllll

C- N. R. and Stcwfirts meet to-

night in the flnzii .sclwdiiled game nf the City Solihull Licxiaue, Thq game starts ai 6.15 .<li.~irp, and t4 tonight‘5 winneis goof. the leaders ship of "A" section. .

N.S. Bankers". Win` From’ Su p e rio rs'

The Nova Scotia Bankers forged

into second position in their section. of the Softball Leiiciie last evening when they rlcicaiied ilii~ Supcriors by, ii ll-10 score :it Vit-ior1.i Piirk, A11. cxlra inning was riecdrfl Lo settle the rlisputc as tlic Siipci'il'i1'.~‘, Lrziiliiig lm- four runs uri to the first of the ninth, staged a de.=.pei»ai<- rally to iie tho count at 10 nil. Wiirrcii pitched a stcanv gamc xo i-eiiiwi ‘Jie Brinkcrs 11 thc final iinriiw. hui iii :lic last OA the tenth \\.‘f the liaises loaded, Denny hit ri lf-fi: f!,\' io right field, which was cap: ‘ircil by Cai'mo:i_v, buh Hunter scored the unziiiiig run wlie lic cros.~i‘cl the plate licfcrc thc bag could he rciiiriictl in ilii- rriicllcxag

Play-oils in the I.i~.'i';‘.ic ure cxpedu

ted to start iie.\i rv(-cl;.

Bankers-J. Clmiirilc-r, J Hun

Birtwliistfe, P. .\lcel:, J. Dcnii

B, Burnett, J, Burdon, J. Cousins, ` Hynrinian.

Supcrirxrs-Wi~-.cite \‘v';i:':‘cxi .\Io1i'xvt

tyre lriilis (`;i'n(-i‘oii_ J.i§‘, Dowling

Earned run`S‘ Stars 8' C1155 2i|l.`»aiT'cri\' Chiiiiofli'

8.1 mm batted in Stewart' (3’- Whit" Um ire-/-M C:i'i'ii1i:‘mci - 9i]];)Ck 12)' Murleyi Mkmemi J~ Wil- Onrbascs-Ed. Vcsscy

i “mi AYl'°5» M°CB1lu\'n: 3 base hit Score hy Innings

i5f¢WHrt7 two base hit J. Williams; 1 2

__ _ . __ First Race - The Jos. J. Moaney ,eff Oh base, Stars 9, Cubs 2: hits Siipeiuors

Stake 2.24 Trot, Purse Sl,000 Off Ayres 9, off Williams 5; struck,|Bankers

-_l-_ All Me A, T.” Cote, Whedten

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Dlx# naw '-_-2,,

snraninrm 002110-I0 0300 1-11

Goshen NY, (Thomas) Time-2:05‘.§, 2:06%, 2:11,

Second e- .ana an Sportsman

Stake, Progressive Pace, 2nd Div- ,

ision, Purse S800 i

Calumet Duboqiie, J. G. Thomp-

mas) . . . . . . . . . . . _ ..._......112

Baldwin, R. Payne, Toronto

(Payne) . . . . . . . . . . . . . _ . . . ... 2 2 l

Sally D. Scott. Eugene Frey.

1 arahal

York, P... (P l) _ . . _ .._ 3 3 4

Lydia Knight, W. N. Reynolds,

salem, N_c., istoiro.-i _____ ._ 4 4 3

gave the Indians a 6-5 victory over Boston Red Sox at Cleveland l

° _ _- n

S t d l n g ‘the job of getting the Yankee runs the first of ii five-game series for

possesion of third place.

._-. - [drove in three of them, including I-‘red Ostermueller, rookie south-

` Home Runs Yesterday; Clif. the winning tallies in the eighth paw, who had been given a four- Browns 2, Werber, Red Sox: Martiniand scored the fourth. And he did mn lead by the sox, was chasgdl Cardinals; h-ey, Dodgers. one each.: all this ln spite of a charley horse from the mound in the ninth when | The Leaders: Jolinsoii. Athletics! that has threatened ic put, him out Earl Averill, Cleveland centre 123; Foxx, Athletics 28; Gehrig, I of acttion several times in the past fielder, hit, R single with the bases ivanlw-=. 24. Ott. Giants 22: Bef- | fe-t days. mu, sooi-ing Pyunir and seeds. -loo ner Braves 20; Bonura. White Sox. Murphy, winning his ninth vic- Vosmik singled, scoring Knicker- 20; Coxins, Cardinals 20. ltory against five defeats, pitched bccker, and then Trosky tripled.

League Totals: National 427, Am- | steadily except in the fourth, when worms Ave,-11,1 and vggmig

ni-lean 424. Total 851. he lost control and handled out l

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Time-2:04, 2:02, 2:04. .

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Among the babies she noticed a.

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