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Royals pound Orioles for

Double victory

MONTREAL. Nlav ll--ICP1— ltlontrcul Royals made an ussortp ment o1 2.1 11.1.; good 1o1~ 111i oases; and o double victzry cver Bult more 1 O 15-3 and 11-4 before 111,124 l1:-:e t- zo w.1.1111 11

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Five teams Expected in Senior league

At least five teams are expected to enter the senior softball league here. A meeting will be held to- night at. 7 o'clock in the Sporting Club to draw up a schedule. The teams expected to enter are, the l-Ii-Y Grads. N0. 6 District Signals, two teams from the Air Force, one all-Canadian team and the other composed of English airmen and Holmanu.

Higbe beats Former mates In close game

NEW YOK, May 1l—(AP1—TNal- ter Kirby Higbe. the fast bull right-

lLl-illlillg outfielder of 1 , frzwiur: d his right leg n 111 1e 11s l1is tcum was {-1 levy, brg frst- .-11rs. silifcred a Newark “'91s . p. 2-0.

sons a-rld Jersey . . 1 .. a. bill, wrth hccne- 5 accounting for most of

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.1»11-:i Hojrals berg, Suzurduy,’ ' tyne was finally called (lmdlocked at 2-2.

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hnntier the Phillies sold for $103,000 last winter, returned to Philadel- iiu today and pitched the irst- place Brooklyn Dodgers to a 6-5 Na.- tlonal League victory over his form- er teammates.

At Pittsburgh, lmperturable Ira. Hutchinson turned in u. gaudy re- lief pitching chore and guided St. 11411115 Cardinals to a 7-4 victory ov- the Pirates.

At New York, good relief pitch- ing by southpaw Cliff Melton and a timey triple by Billy Jurges broug‘. the Giants the odd game of a, three-game series with Boston Braves 8-3.

At Cincinnati, Chicago Cubs 20'. 12 safe blows to smother Cincln- nati Reds 9-1.

Paced by the flve-for-five 111b- ting o! Billy I-Iennan. the fast- movlng Brooklyn Dodgers contin- ued their winning Way's Saturduy 11s they so‘. back the Phiiles 4-1 behind ihc {lite-hit 11110111111: of Whit Wyatt.

New York Giants came back t0 take the second game of u double- header with. Boston by a 4-2 count to earn an even split for the duv after the Braves had clouted out. 16 hits for an 11-3 win in the op-

the first contest 5-4 and Lanfran- cont pitched two-hit ball to take the nightcap 1-0.

'I‘wo runs in the ninth overcame a Baltimore lead and gave Rochest- er a 4-3 victory over the Orioles.

Rockettes win I8 - 8 from

.l3.W.C.Co-eds

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lHow They Stand

AMERICAN LEAGUE

‘lors and juveniles. trounced a sec-

W L Pct Cleveland 19 3 m); Bvstm 11 a s19 011-61120 12 9 .511 New York 14 l1 .560 Detroit l1 12 .478 Philadelphia ' 9 I3 .409 Washington 9 l5 .175 St. Lou: 6 15 .286

NATIONAL LEAGUE Brooklyn Z0 6 .169 St. Louis l6 6 .127 New _ York 12 10 .545 Cincinnati 10 12 .455 Boston 1o 1a .435 Chicago a 12 .400 Rttsburgh 6 13 .316 Philadelphia ‘I l7 .232 INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE

Newark 1B 7 .095 Montreal 15 a 4352 Rochester 13 11 s42 Buffalo 12 11 52g Jersey City 12 L3 .400 Syracuse 9 11 A51) Baltimore 8 16 .333 Tcrcnto 7 15 313

Baseball Results

SATURDAPS RESULTS

NATIONAL LEAGUE lrst game:

Boston l1; New York I ‘

Second gal c: Boston 2; New York I Chicago 1; Clnclnnall 5 Brooklyn 4; Philadelphia I

St. Louis-Pittsburgh, postponed,

rain.

AMERICAN LEAGUE Philadelphia 8: Washington 7 Cleveland 4; St. Louis 3 Detroit 3; Chicago 4

New‘ York-Boston, postponed. rum IN'IEIIN.1I'I‘IONAL LEAGUE First game: 56110)’ City 4; Toronto I Second game: 365B? City 0: Toronto 1 Newark 6: Buffalo 7 Baltimore 3; Rochester l

535F351‘; 3’; Montreal 2. (Called end AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Louisville 2; Minneapolis l8 Columbus 4; Milwaukee 8

Toledo 2; Kansas City 8 Indianapolis 71 St. Paul 4 SUNDAIPS RESULTS

AMERICAN LEAGUE Flrsl game: Cleveland 081 011 100-7 l3 0

St. Louis 000 001 203-4 1g 1 BREW. Elsenstat end Desuutels; gaffer. Niezellng and Grube.

Philadelphia 01o 100 000 2-10 1s 1 Washington 003 200 003 o-s 0 1 Eeckmun, Harris, Dean and Hughes: (Etase, Miisterson, Car-

Ted Wfsorfs Rockettes. led by| the sharp shooting of Evelyn Gallant, chalked up another vic-i tcnv over the P.W.C. Co-eds Sat- urday night 1n 1m exhibition game. The scaore was 18-8. 1

In the first period McLalne of the 1‘ oo-cdls got one field goal while the; Rockettes‘ E, Gallant and cap-, torn “Peenie" Petes go-t one each! to lead at llhe bald’ time 4-2.

The second period opened with the Rockettes on the offensive, led by Evelyn Gallant. She col- lected 10 pvlnts. with Kay Dutty getting four. The co-eds got six points in the hull’, S‘nclalr,And- l‘0\V and Reov each sinking field

goals. Cher members of the Rock- ettes sound included. M Camp-

bell. P. Peters T. Peters, H. Canill and M. McCar-vife.

0:1 the P.W.C. team other ploy- ers were Mlllrtr, Lawson. Pickard and McIntyre.

Joe Butler was referee. The game was played at the Y. M. C. A. gym.

8511116. MacFayden and Ferrel],

New York 020 00o 030-5 1 s B05101‘! 271 000 30x43 l7 I Chmldltll‘. Peck, Stancesu, Branch

and Rosar; J l Detroit D “53‘1’“1>§11“%o1@”l"; (Tillman 000 01o 001-2 s 2

Bridges and '1‘ bb its" Trash. e E . Lyons and

NATIONAL LEAGUE Brrwklyn 00o 60o 000-s 15 1 Philadelphia 000 s01 o10_5 s o

Hlgbe and Owen; Crouch, John- HOH. Beck and Warren. St. Louis 101 004 001-7 18 0

Plltsbvrsh zoo 010 100-4 10 Nﬂhém. Hutchinson and 9001991‘. Mlmruso; Butcher.

141111881‘. Dletz. Lanahan, banning and Davis, Schultz.

Chlmso 0oz s02 011-9 12 2

Cincinnati 000 001 000-l 3 ll Passeau and McCullough; vim. der Meer, Riddle. Hutchlngs and Lombardi, West.

Boston 300 000 000-3 7 0

New York 040 000 ZZx-S l0 l) Errickson. Lemonnn, Sullivan and

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Berres; Bowman. Melton and Dunning. INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE First game: “'1'” c 000 000 012-3 8 2 Montreal 301 405 20x-15 I5 0 Stromme. Nillcr. Mueller and Redmond; Carleton. Kai-tn and Franks Second game: Baltimore 002 002 0-4 6 2 Montreal 731 000 x ll l4 2

Fctpringer, Siromme. Wea-rer and Kracher; Rachunok und Walters.

First game: Toronto 020 001 000-J 11 3 Rochester 000 150 0011-6 9 l.

Walkup, Vance and Klimczak; Drelsewerd and Mueller.

Second game: Toronto 004 420 0-10 .2 S Rochester 312 004 1-11 l2 8

Fowler, Selway, Fischer and Wll-

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llama; Lyons. Brumbeloe, Early, Surkont, Porter and Robinson

First lame: Ncwu-rk 000 100 000—I C I syracuse 103 030 001-1 8 0

Christopher, Jzhnson. Moran and Sears: I-Iinckle and Bottarlnl Second game: Newark Syracuse 000 000 0-0 B 1 Lindell and Padden; Schultz and Hartje.

First game: Jersey City 010 211 000-i ‘I 1 Buffalo 000 100 Ill-l ll 0

East. Harris and Blaemlre; White Trexler and Parsons, lluncken Second game: ‘ "“

Jersey City 010 000 0-1 7 l

Buffalo 111 010 x-l 8 0 Fischer and Atwood; Cook and I-lancken.

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

First gnmc:

Indilnlpnlls 7; Si. Paul 6 Second nne:

I ‘lunapn l; 0; Si. Paul 3 First game:

Columbus 8; Milwaukee 1 Second game:

Columbus 5; Milwaukee 3 First. gume:

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Prowse, ' Ryan, Clarkin, Sheppard, H. Ryan "wild, Bert Stanley, Joe McGln-

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ond team from P..W.C. by 8 24-19 score. ,

Within the first Iew minutes P.W.C. ran up a tour-point lead, sparked by “Rusty" Peppln: but the “Y" kids, headed by Earl I-Ien-

Kinnon and W. LePase Put 0n a , burst to take the lead at hall-time , l7

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‘Ilze following Juvenile Vlcs present for sottballl practice Monday st 5.45 sharp at

Maclllachern, Stanley, O'Brien,

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terms with their opponents. The

college gang was led by Peppin.

who sank u nice field goal and I.

McArthur who got

Campbell three while B. Auld col- ' lected one.

The “Y” outfit was kent by flashy Earl I-lennessey who scored three field goals to take ms ,place as the leading goal-getter! I On the floor with a total o! 14.11/10- two points. Other members of the "Y" team were L. ‘ Storey and F. McInnis.

In addition to players mention- ed B. Thompson was on the P.W.O. . ‘nnlgrblozlliie McTague was referee. Veer-Old °hﬂmP1°“5h1P'

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Whirly nears lCoveted goal

BAIJHMORE. my 11—<AP>— The "triple crowrW-Bmil 0! even’ three-year-old thoroughbred In this unpredictable racing business- appeared tonight to be Whirlawavis tor the taking. I

Whlrlaway, the runnln est colt to put heart and hoot‘ into u race since War Admiral walked away with the Kentucky Derby. i119 Preakness and Belmont Stakes in 1937. appeared to be a “shoe-m t0 become the fifth winner c! the most coveted crown in the Amer- ican turf.

Warren Wright's stretch-runninll colt loped home Saturday in the Preakness with no more effort ti"!!! it took him to win the Derby and convinced 42.000 spectators that he had a right to can't the (mice-

Tribe Split,‘ Yanks For

NEW YORK. May 1l—(AP)- The American League Cleveland Indians won _ game of n, doubleheader Irom we Browns 7-5 and were sailing along smoothly toward a twm victor?! today when trouble started

The Brownies, who look like champions instead o! tailenders every 110w and then. lot tough the ninth inning to send the night- cep into extm innings and tinullv won 6-5 with one out in the 10th.

A triple by Johnny Lucadello and a. single by Alan Strange pasted 11D the i nlsh sign.

At Boston, the Red Sox became

'tl1e runners-up by blasting (our

New York Yankees pitchers for 17 hits for 26 bases and u 13-5 victory before an overﬂow crowd o! 84,000. More than 5,000 others were turned away 1on1! beiore Rama-time

At Chicago, a. rookie outfielder’: mistake Rave White 80x a 2-1 vin- mry over Detroit Tigers, the de- cisive run coming in the last half oi the ninth inning.

Ned Harris, outﬁelder who re- placed Hank Greenberg. caught Billv Knlckerbockerzs foul flv and Mike Tresh ecored from third after the catch with the vital 1u11. Trerh

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