Al’ ZZ.

‘fill-Sous And Tigers Fig/ti‘ It Out With

Homers; Sox

Idaho Athlete A Bit Oversize

.. . w, 1udL_°‘ May 21 —<UP) _ff%i(eglord uesnlptluii oi I ~ 111 loll is "orurslzeJ m: 5|i\'f§Cl"zll)ci' plilvelslty 0f 1d- mJ amnjw 1;, six leei, eight inches

“Ff-he, 1,10 w gct llltn

1i shoes-each one mliltlpimliiiv shoe pox-Deidre ton-K, [r1111 out 101‘ ilie hoop spelt.

- 3,1, 5, h1- p.11; cu Lciitrc. “we d], .- playing last setisun with m om n _.l»5K- 111st iiaiscilluiis n11. m, b, 1'~L1‘1‘(’.\L iwcgocd, W5 nl with all 0v- Wzé inches wide and 1G

a I 1 ilalllilfud lilv-isurclilclits

so I10“ he “rear..- llle largest iirst pggemins glOVC iii collegiate base-

bacliunpug t.lpe-llli-i1.-.1li'es also lave Hll: ‘.11 has the el-czitest reach ' ill‘ 1li.~t uaselilall. lie llch nine fret the holscllltlc. and 10313 a

3m ellslh- s. M1,; to ldlllo luiielilers

icnle lliuiu loc lending down the

|II'.~l bli s- 11111‘-

Twnglillll, who i-oaflivs both base- gali (1ll(i lmrlzi-llilil‘. YPRurcIs ll a5 £1 |ll('k\' ilnv uhvn the Arkansas £31110 out o1 iilt‘ mountains and en-

roggd lit llioicovc.

Bourque Signed By Philadelphia

PHILADELPHIA. May ZI-JAP) “Claude Bnurqur. goaltender for liontrea; (iimndzelis. has

ilKTIHl b)‘ Philadelphia

n! the Intrrnational - American League for the 1940-41 season, Manager Herb Gardiner announc- gl today. He will replace B:rt Gardner. who urn-t to the National league (‘ziurldlens in a recent deal.

Win 11-8

NEW YORK, lviay 21-(AP)- Iott/etown Riding Club was held at ei-s the Club premises Monday evening. uh hcme 111.115 again Rreiports oi the retiring President. _ winning 11-3 to ggm Lleut-Col. G E. Full. and Trea- AEEE/plli- in the two-game American SIITer D. M Glass ivere received. ague serle t D5; , Jimmy Ffliixa plovfilcié we wm_ election oi officers for the ensuing. iiiiig margn Wm, h; moon“ name year followed. resulting as follows: bases loaded m two President: Judge H. L. Palmer. Rimming a "cm-d new by Vice President: Major FEM. Nash. med “mfg? Bniégrgxcga}, Treasurer: D. M. Gass. Roger crainer '5,“ connected as: Executive: Dr. J. W. McKenzie, circuit clouts for Boston, and Hank Llama“ m“ D“ R- F’ 5"“ Igmmberg and Rudy York m‘ man. R. R. Bell and Dr. J. P icmers for the Tigers. . . Demon Wm“ me sox 1541 The Ladies Committee is headed

Barney McCosky

Bostzn Red Sox and the Tl‘-

turned the tables 0n 10-2 at Cleveland. Tlhe however, still left the

ilJL-S lwo IIILJIPS wid- llli-hes lullgci‘ Liiaii the

mNew York wan th ree runs In e if George Selkirk. led the attack with two doubles and a siilg‘e, drlv- Texas Leaguer and Charley Keller hit a hcmer ln the seventh, The White Sox defeated Wash. nlgwn Senators 9-8 “W911 T-fliTy Roenth

e game with‘ st

Jacobs, tosed one pitch. a mill, and the game was over. SHANGHAING SHANGHAI

KONG KONG — (C?) - latest features o! hungry imld homeless

FHE (IIIARLU'Z"E'I‘UWN GUARDIAN

Club Elects Slate At Annual

The annual 11101

ling ill iii!‘ (Ihllr-

and unanimously afloat-rd. The

Secretary: F. W. Hvndman.

Lantz i bv Miss Marv Haszard and in-

» OM31" ludes Mrs G o ~ d M

Gertunger getting fcur sai’ ti r i1 c ‘ " e ' R0 F“ an r5‘

but 10 “gem “we 1e“ m‘: $82?“ » J. P. Lan‘z. Plans for the coming New Ycirk Yankees

season were dtcussed alone wPh

rebnmted verious matters relating to horses and and horsemamhili. Rwrrt ivas ex- me lndmns pressed over the forlhcominz re- Wlg; moval oi’ Mr. C. N. Blssett, i1 cast

president. to Montreal The evenine concluded with sup-

} 12-h" 151111111 lvwduced me per provided b" the n'“t president List double-tlgure victory 0t the Col. Full. and Mrs. Pull $911-$911 lor the ohampiono, but the _.___________ sensational pit/mung 0i

Garner Claims

tan tle ball over the infield.

ally it spread over

Baseball Postponemcnls: Nation- ' d: St. Lotus-New York irami, Cincinnati-Boston (wet g-rouzidsi, Mmurgh - Philadelphia ibur scheduled. American: delphia - St. Imus (called flour innings. mini, four scheduled. Inlernat-icilall: None, four night) scheduled. American Assoc- ixion: None, two night Scheduled.

YISTERDAYS RESULTS AMERICAN IIEAGIYE New York 300 002 203-10 l2 l Olweland 010 100 000—2 8 2

Rlu-‘so and Dickey; Millnnr, Esen- - W. i-lumphrios, Zuber and Pytlak.

Bot/ton 00': 040 101-11 ll 0 Detmlt 0131 (V20 2l0—<li l0 1 and De- Bfllltels; lrviu. Plppcn, seats,

GfllPilllilhf’. Dlckinnn

Benton and ‘Tehbetts.

Washington 000 104 ml-it 11 2 (Xi-nee 211 000 im-ii 151 Hudlni. hlfiVlfflffiil, Carinsqlel.

MCllfPilfflill“ JIIJNJS and

Allltlflflll, Brow n

NATIONAL LEAGUE

012 000 000-3 l3 0 01) 1X12 002-4 6 1 Pas rnu ‘t‘ cl thrill; “ryglq, Mun-

W.l*:e~i-.~.i11 and FTlltlky

su|>r~i N'G s"

Ir vou wlmr A surr

“hmnf l5 71-; -..

Grissom, Bass, Macon and l-lartie. b2 points w me 1

IDOOOIOOO-l 50

hem and Blaeimlire.

The domestic list withstood the l‘ m0 m0 000 '0 z n striding assalugtslivltn more W120i‘. 11w ' en ed down - iwilus on kli'ilUV1l' "VJ Mwu-l- of 11.000 tons. _

In the raw market. all first-hand sellers withdrew and buyers uidicat- ed no interest. I-iedgeu sugars, two cargoes of cubas. were held nt._ 1.510 cents a noluid but believed liiilinb e lower in view o1 the break ill lut-

000 020 00x~2 4 0 Stlromme. ‘Irexler louflh; lwzOi-afnlb and Gray.

010 001 000-2 5 9 021 011 00x-5 9 0

and Bottarlni; Midkaff and Redmond.

Allied Burrencies Break Sharply 0n II. S. Exchange

NEW YORK, May 2l—(CP)-— The ourrencios of tlhe Allied na- tions lost healviiy 1n tlhe foreign ex- change market today following the 1 ‘ news m” m‘ N“, “ma.” m, man-born United States cit zen

Nc-litltlern Fmncse. L d l ed 1o The pound tercig ecm .d

to $3.11 in terms of the Tlfig'flyéaundefsl whose maiden Untied States dollar. The Canad- “we was Rim,‘ was 1]1{i1‘1‘i9(\ l1'i -lan dollar and the French franc tlhelr lowest price in years. 'I'ne Dcmlinimi unit closed 1

nuiiiurzx

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PEI‘

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GEAR. BICYCLES, TENNIS, JOYCYLES, GUNS, BASEBALL, SOFTBALL, ETC.

FISHING

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World

the life o1 the eontl.

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UICS. said to be holding up well.

MRY l. 91B.

German-born ll. S. Citizen ls Arrested

' CREDIT

CBDUIHHR ll 011759-

mlwca CALLS m DOLLARS

PARIS. May 20-1 AP) —~'I'l‘-Y‘ Flellch Fdiaiivre Mllhfilihvf 100°)‘ called in all Ul"it.d S.at.s adv Canadian dollars and 9ft“ " Pro-lice llfldfl‘ us palm‘ 0f llll M’ the ‘t; Walton 0i the r011 _v the foreign exchange resources iii-

“Igiillar bank notic- WPT!‘ °‘-"-"“'°“ 111mm in to the Bank of France

Pmnclh ba-nk bciorc Jinn‘ 30-

3cm which; already lifld been cal!-

la-w. ___ pmzl; FIGHTER SENTENCE!)

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onDec.

rim decree mfl"»*'“"i""°'- jé.

Ch 1...}... Riding S '

Lee Grisscrn. former Yankee and 50m, Cincinnati left-handler, iln the Fmnk Kaye's homer “my, the first inning 0n WW Wfllkfi and B bases full was wasted as rain stop- 1101111’ Hm by E1011‘! Adam-i. 117d ped the Philadel-pi". i-Et. Lculs milled two more 1n the 51ml 0n l game after the Iii-st cf the fifth walk and lvur Smsies. with the Phillies leading 6-0 just a

Hill Pvldinim arnd Al Cohafi, cclm- ine from behind with a thi-ce-run wAsH1NGTO'""—-—N M Q1 GP attack in the seventh that drove . a a --( i—- l-d t tlh stwwer . Edd‘ n ch.“ Take it from Vice-Prevslclent Jack we ma“ 0 e s a r s: gaiéner a Frtolrninént Telxan was the v nor o e exas eaguel- in nlTlml-lflmflfl Wfilk with U16 haw-i basebal and his name was Jack loaded. 1'11»: victory kept the White Garner. Sax in seventh place. - Rlcsenthal worked Rene Montea- f rth i” e~3“M-Y§<1'"’-“‘341~“»5'5§@ dllleliwi*:li°"i"ll§;=...... 1 he w“ “mend by Mow awn" loved to nlay ball bu I wasn't much oi a hittg; at first. I couldn't drive the ball verv far and I wasn't fast enough to beat out infiell hits. so I iitgured the best thing to do “as s

Och-en in the ninth intmg.

Garner. talking with Joe NIcCnr- thy, manager of‘ the New York Yan- kees. explained in a recent. meeting

' "1' did that and it was very suc- cessful All the young lellows around hordes warning Shanghai's Ft-relts m" mwn started (“£11115 ggafind £1,215

W110 v 1 I k‘; llzlellndri" trucks on the way to mar- iifiiPfldlrgiifisrtfied,gfil,-?F m“ n“

RES UL TS

INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE_

World Sugar Futures

NEW YORK. May 21 —iAP) —- 31» om 909.45 10 3 Wave alter wave of liquidation 00o 003 mo 4 9 3 broke over the war-ncrvoiis sugai" mums. Gou-nicki and Mueller; futures ' st. ]Il'i(.'(‘S inr . 1n a little 000 000 303-3 13 9 less than a week, brokers iiuteli, tin- July delivery has lost more than l-Z

Reis and Pedden; Fbldman. 0o- cent a. Dmmd- July closed 1.1213; Sen 1. 1.118. Sales totalled 1.4.100

Refined remained at 4.50 cents a “m, gfgnulgtgd will; \\‘lll1d1‘h\\'al$

N0. 3 close: May 1.77B: J1)‘ 1.8013; Sew. 1. 85B: Jan. 1 84B; Mch 1. 80B;

NASSAU. The Bahamas. May 21 _<GP CabIeJ-Kate Saunders, Gcl'-

wu arrested today on charges»! mwms new" m“ violating censorship and postal

regulations. She will lie arraigned-

Nassau lsat year to John Saunders, wireless operator at Cat CM‘- 1Y1‘ ternntlcnal deep 50a iislnnll 09m"- cznts down at a dtsucllmt of 22 pol‘ Before her marriage We “T's a“ (Ottawa Foreign Exchange hotel maid in New York.

Control Beard rate 909-991

It is the first c186 oi its ill! diswwntl. The franc fell .08 the Bahamas since the outbreak o me war and if convicted Mls. 1 Saunders vl-lu lie liublc m lwnalllvh Netherlands guilder were unquoted. oiv£100 ($4451 or three months im- Trade in the mum was Ilin no orlsvnmflll-

the rates flu-striated nsiwmisly. Of- ‘f'."'“ fPPlTlg‘? of Stenliilg in lots ot £5,000 _ 65H‘ “O to sway tlhe price. MELBOURNE _ (C?) -“D0n'l_ congratulate nic. cvllilfflllllllle" “f”,

horse. I rode it like a novice. SR it

a winning IBCKW l0 m‘ °‘L“°"n:,.

Moonee Vallcv Race Trac R

‘WWI-mini; to the conduct o! the.

0.. m in iircoilnt in $11111‘ other

The smite dcadluii-i‘ “n s?! 1"!‘ 0"- |iwvrv to the Bank of Franc!‘ 0!

to In under the cxtllmlllt’ control

v 21 “(AW-- zilllflflvmivl" Wllml"

“n,” m 1n m 20 years in INT-l- wnflnry by Judge iliillllwiaallgifllllllllil h" me ‘daymg or DR a ttache gamer‘ Gel-man consular a -

He waslconvicted March 11 °4

Una lhiudhlvuhu

Brooklyn End 3-game

Losing Streak On Dolph

Camilli’s Single In 9th

NEW YORK, May 21 (AW-- The Dodgers escaped from a three- gmae losing struk today by beat- ing Chicago Oulbs 4-3 at Brozklyri on Dolph Casnillirs single with the

- Wings Keep bases loaded in the ninth

It was the only game weather

First Place; permitted 1m the Natonal League

, and closed the mangln betwsen Beat 5 4 Brooklyn and the first-place Cin- cinnati Reds to one game.

———— Until the final irame Claude tVIlONPR-EAL. May 3l—(CP)— Pwtseau had tlhe Dodgers almost

Rcclheater Red Win85 NEIIIWMG helpless on four hits.

their hold on fail. place in Uhe 1n- Ti-le cubs gut, to whltlo-w Wyatt tematicna-l Base-ball League wdny for all] tlheir rims 1n the second and as they eds-Ed out Montreal Rural-s tlhird 1nnings—f1rst on a llCmer by 5-4. Bill Nicholson and then cu a two-

The Wings 80% WW8 111M 0" run circuit clcut by Jlrimy Glee-

Lester MoCrabb hold Bil-HMO half inning short of an official

Bismis to W0 ffineles. wlhille hi! game. The teams met at St. Louis. batteryimate Mfil/ton Gray came -_________._ flirouoh with a timely triple t0 YQUNG 1313M“). MAygE give the Maple Leafs a 2-0 View!!! s.

at Toronto. BOISE. Idaho _ .CP) - Idaho

Tflmm-B’ R915 Yivldfid five hits am‘! this years is celebrating its 50th I Newark Bears wallclped the Giants year oi’ statehood, Wm, specjal 6-1 for a Sweep Q1’ the "W01!!!" eon/priests 011 potatoes, the statelsl a res at Jersey Oil-v. big crop. ‘

The Bears collected l2 blows of!

‘saws -

' isowuuc

RESULTS

now NAME BOWLING Duck Phi-fig; nouiim

M. Caimichuel 95 147 160 . Dougan 80 83 105-670 Tierney 113 106 108 . Michael 70108 99-662 . WlLsnn 134 145 122 , Hessian 68 80 99—646 . McQuaid 139 108 llfl . Haley 79 86 97-627 . Wood 87117 88 McFarlane 94 107 107-000 Michael 97 108 101 Coyle llii 84 90-578 Coyle 114 B8108 hIcCardle 86 69 80-545

Tonight at 7 o'clock

Ladies l _ Gents McFarlane H. Mclnnls Dougari A. Blanchard Aylward Geo. Young

. Walsh R. Whitlzick Culley T. McAdam Coyle Earl Smith Hillier G. PFt/srs

. Dougan Ed. Smith

Keep Mlnard‘: in the home.

Levy hit II, three-ruin homer or!

Chicago Cubs Cay Despite Many Injuries

NEW YORK. May 21-05.?)- You might think Chicago Cuba would he grumpy with all their ll1_|l1l‘1(‘.\', butt Manager Gabby Hart- netl is gaycr, if‘ giaycr, than ever and the whole oiltouroge Y3 havlilg a. lot of fun, which gces to Show nothing matters as long as you win.

Inclludiiig today's game, the Cubs hove had 227 runners stand- ed on the base pattis in 29 games and the Chicago writers are plan- ning to award a trophy w the 2501111 Ouh 10ft, 0m bare. It will be one oi’ those cone seats spectators calry at golf matches.

OUT OUR WAY - i _.

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Flmlfiy. Red Sox Dannlng, Giants

BASEBALLS BIG SIX

(By The Associated Press) leaders in each

a AB x ii Pa. ' 24 .413 I

.400 .394

B0 l5 33 18 52 5 23 104 19 4-1 97 14 3'1 24 84 l5 32 l4 53 6 19

Home Runs:

gue — Foxx, Red a1 league --Mize,

ship at st.

Cardinals, 12.

Runs Bolted In:

American League -F'oxx. Rled sox. 28_ National League - Danu- glgg, Giants. 2a; Mize, Cardinals,

REMEMBER WHEN

(B! The Canadian Press) Bud Donovan,

y we're

"Idl- m all weathers.

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grip the n on all

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