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"lies" Smith Takes Bride

TTAW M_ 2-(0?) — 9,50 smlthedefddceman With

yaw York Yankeeg pjygd day Without Lou Geh lineup.

Aybaltnily without

Gvhrir ended an “iron ma

bet); Carroll, daiilhter of MI‘- and Mrs. E. Carroll of Ottawr. Rev. James Finn performed n“ aeremony in Blessed Sacrament Church.

Following a honeymoon in

Smith used to plav lrnntcur nor-key in Saint John and Charlottetown.

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Royals. Win from Bears; Leafs Lose

MONTREAL. May

ed forward. on the team s bench at Briggs stadiu today as his bed Detroit Tigers 22-2. Fro

ll l l1 t h te Dfflliltféfill nCaaieditlzl“gei’ “l: "wit? $398112 0% tgamf? m Nat ana oc 0y . w! ‘c l‘ nag ,1 M - married today to Eileen Elli“ cnthfflfifiwd the Gina?" c

y,llionkeles l Rout Tigers 22-2 Bat i/Vitlioat Lou Gehrig

oernorr m z- _r the ill-n llm'e slide m?

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lor league baseball game to- rlg in the

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file big first baseman was en- "fel! voluntary, Now 35, Gehrig is e holder or numerous base- . biill records and has been a not- able Ii ure with the present world champion; 1m- mm-e 1mm

the Southern State! the couple a, flgcgdh

will return to Ottawa before "l made up m mind Sundry, taking up residence In M011" night to ask MOK/Yirthy to beno treal this fall. me." Gehrig .aid. In Sundays

against Washingmn Senators Lou came io bat four times with men on base and fallen to get a hit, the lankces losin 3-2.

Ge rig sat, shoulders hunch- visiting

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teammates club-

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that unaccustomed 5p». he said:

site consecutive game record always was meaningless to me, and now that l have ended it yilllnnewspapcr Bu)’: win believe me.

lie added a word of apprecia-

2 —-lAP>— ti th t “d u l amcrs by Art. Parks and Maurice "f," “hi, nevjfp-gfi; ‘my are???’ an Rovers paved Montreal today Gall-lg said he was m. deter-

. a 6-3 Intematlonalhsague base.- all victory over Newark Bears. Royals raked the offerings of hree pitchers for a total of 11 lows. Parks’ clout, his second in many days, came off rookie hariie Sirnceu in the fourth with ne aboard. Van Robavs hit

e circuit in the eighth with Nick

mined how ion he main on the s! elines,

Ellsworth Babe) ; ston lied

Who ilflilillized his entry

times at but,

trincwich on the mound. ‘_"_"‘ Burielgh Grimes, Montreal man- I - a w, HVZN banished from thefield Lift Suspengtgn

n the first inning for protesting niuIre Schroeders decision at the Ate

A; Jersey City, a triple to centre- izld b_v Link Blakely in the 11th ning broke up the final game of four game series between Giants nd Toronto Maple Leafs and gave e Jcr=cys a -6 victory.

A live-run rally by Jersey City n the eighth inning, when the cme club lied the score on four ases on b223, a 1ft batsman and

rlncr, Chainnan of the talc Athletic Commmsion. said day the Cornmlslcn voted to

Midland". Mich. ircavywclght.

wo hits. forced the game into dug w his pinygrca) gondltiorpwo xtra innings. - never “gm, again, Syraclun Chiefs got only four

n5 oil‘ m» Kline but bunched minor: Ems PEERY hrce of them in the third inning

or a 4-2 victory over Buffalo Bis-

11S.

Held i0 three hits by the veteran l Johnson, Brvtimore- Orioles lftrpptd a 7-0 decision to Rochest-

. TOIRD Budge of California

BlldZ€_'S__22lld ‘victory.

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GenriKs place was token by Dahigren,

the lineup by nttlng a, double 1m. and a homer in his first two

Un Jim Adamick

CHICAGO, May 2—(APl--Joseph Illincis

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the susvenslon cn Jimmy Adamick,

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cause he was convinced Adamick.

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NTO. May Z-(CPi-Don routed Fred Perry of England 6-1, 0-2 here to- night in the 30th mam: of their weight. professional tennis tour, It was

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Sim meririgs Around The Sport Front

By ALAN BANDAL Canadian Prue Stall Writer NEW YORK May 2-Jimmy

BraddoclCs decision to pull on his glass silpper and try a ring coinc- back was a surprise to most o! the fight folkmworkoute last. fail were supposed to have shown the rings Cinderella Man he was Just as war-worn as e looked his last time out when e barely got a

Jiinmyaays he has "a few fights left 1n me" but guts humor in the announcement y picking as a. possible opponent, Jack Doyle,who is a pretty fair singer.

Bocml....'.l'.he noise ,is the tum- bling hopes of western ball clubs that; injuries, starting with Joe Dilidaggiols wrenched leg, might. cause the world champion Yankees to fall apart...That 20-2 win over Detroit today sent such hopes glimmering. . .Meantirrie it's doubt- ful if Der Mag will be back with the team before late this month Wand then ,hls fine spring edge gone, he'll have to start all over again.

Jockey Jimmy Stout is out to beat his Kentucky Derby Jinx this year, with the mount on the fav- ored Johnstown...5tout‘s jinx nail- ed him in '38 aboard Fighting Fox, in '37 on Bceneshifber and in '36 on Granville. . . .Gi-anville stumbled and unseat/ed the little rider just after the start.

Plenty of grief for New York Giants on their recent Boston trip ....Yeste:day they lost the ball game and attendance was only 3,- 188. ...'1‘o make sum the trip was a complete washout the dining car was cur. from their train enroutc to New Yorlnmseveral of the boys went hungry until midnight.

ilickerson To Meet Glayhourne in iii-Rounder

Joey McDonald, local fight pro- moter, announces the staging of another boxing card at his Sport- ing Club Monday night next, May 8th. Principals the 10-round main event will see Tom Clay- bourne, recent victor over Mickey McMullcn 0f Glace Bay tackle Kid

decision from Tommy FarrmNow.

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Tonight's Schedule at 'I

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more game to play Thurs-

One o'clock day night. Ted's 'I‘axi vs. Ro0p's.

BASEBALL

RESULTS

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Buffing and Dickey; Kennedy. Eisezistat, Lynn, HutchinsomGiil

Parmalee, Beckmaii d: Hayes. Lyons and Silvestrl.

Washlngibn 010 312 002-9 10 2 Sh. Louis 200 04/.) 001-7 Ill 2 Dcshong, Haynes, Kelley 8s Fur- rel; Van Atta, Johnson, Pyle, Trotter, Kimixcrlin and Sullivan.

NATIONAL LEAGUE Klinger and Bel-res; ‘F

Derringer. Thompson and Lom-

bardi; Gumbert, coflman and Dannln . Chicago 000 010 000-l 4 2 Philadelphia " 000 200 BOX-B ll l

Harrell. Russell and Hartrlett; Johnson and Davis.

AMERICAN LEAGUE St. Louis 010 000 001-2 5 0 Boston 000100 000-l 6 0 R. H E Bowman, Wameke and Franks, New York 602 0% 900-22 l7 0 Owen; MacFayden and Lopez. Detroit D00 000 200- 2 7 1 -——-

INTERNATION AL LEAGUE

and Tcbbetis Philadelphia 000 000 100-1 6 5 Montreal 000 340 011-6 ll 3 Chicago 002 020 00x-4 8 1 Newark 200 000 100-3 7 1

Porter and Hai-Lje; StanceuBed- dingfield, Strlnvecish and Holm. Toronto 000 000 330 00-6 9 0 Jersey City 000 010 050 0l—'l ll 1 <11 inningsl.

Mulligan. Brennan. B-arly. Cald- well and Kllmczak: Carpenter. gfubbell, Vandenberg and Pad-

en. Buflalo 000 010 001-2 10 6 Pittsburgh 010 000 020-3 l3 l Syracuse 103 000 00x—-4 4 2 Brooklyn 020 000 000-2 3 l Kline, Smith and Hell;

Klelnhans and Warren.

lhZSllTjfiiJDS and Todd. Rochester 030002 020-7 8 0 Cincinnati 0'00 100 301-7 11 1 Baltimore , 000 000 000-n 3 2 New York Oil 003 000-B 13 0 Johnson and Narzon;

Tlslng, Swank, Bruner 8a West.

AMERICAN ASSOKTATION Indianapolis 3. St. Paul 7. Columbus 6. Milwaukee 2. Toledo 6, Kansas City 3. L-ouksvllle B, Minneapolis 7.

Nickel-son, flashy local welter-

Thc popular Dannie McCormac, making his first ring appearance in a year will tangle with rugged Johnnie Shaw in a tl-round semi- final while Bomber Shepherd from Cardigan, the boy who made such quick work of Kid Williams in his first, start this season, meets a tough customer in Danny Mullins of St. Peters.

Tom Mccloskey of Charlotte- town, promising youngster takes on Young McEachern of More]! in the curtain raiser.

'I‘he card shapes up as one chock full of action all the way through. Most interest will naturally centre on the main evenbers and Nickel-- son should give Ciaybourne quite a. test. Nicky is no mean hand at boxing as he has demonstrated on not a few occasions. and the pair should furnish s. real scrap.

Veteran Picks Five To Beat In Auto Race

DZDIANAPOLIS, lbfay P-(AP) -- Chet Miller, dapper Detroiter. who has come cl t never close

ose bu enough to win an Indiana oils 500- mlle race in 10 years of try n8. d!‘ - today over the entry t

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Flying Boots .- Are Recovered

uorrcroiv. N13,, m. 2—(CP)—- The fur-lined n i mole of arise- dler General vylcfgnrlr Kokkhtakl, a lfifiih" ‘ififi-l” €he‘°'"°“" airhlcn cs5 to zit-waders clumsy ve recove in will sent w Kokkinaki One of the boots was returned to the Royal Gnadian Mounted Police ‘mowed ma“ ‘Ab? .733 i? e Q " Earned, andwby wgn, was not stat-

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LINCOLN. 3nd o! _ the i011?

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Airarclti vunwaluu

m a. beeuwlui dame:

scratched from the Derby. measure up to Sm bulges. About the only thing ritat ever as stood in his of weight. And Billy showed the Leaf manager something today when he 31 Writ.” mi???‘ .1 will.

a oun r e , thigéw poueids he tote pmoet. of the w r.

lbeafs would move Billy their nsfitialllon list was rife last

little against o with one of the most brilliant scor- la. in iii

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oral up la . In tn tour s

he notched’ nine gOB-lsoand u- e

tenacious checkin but he already erals two games

BENEFIT ollmi ancsnrrs“ $1,,” h goods

GEHIMOO, president Harry cage White Box the benefit game or Mont Stret- ton netted the ‘disabled plane least 00084626

last season, lost, a leg in a Novem-

ber huntfiiig accident and now l; e Soviet. Malawi,

Billy llaylor ls Signed By Toronto Leafs

By JACK comma Canadian Press Staff Wriwr TORONTQ. May 2—(GP)—-Ma.rse Conn smytcie back from Kentildlys blue-grass count today. a little disappointed at e recent showlns of his racing colors, and turned his gt/iention for the moment to hi8

ockey team.

Bill (Th Kid) lor to}? 5on3?“ cgntracg with or- ontds Na onal Club. "are n“ "r .

or a, er n {gaff He wouidnJt reveal gheysa-IBTY

rins but. said ‘Baylor, who man

people thought would be dlfficul . a e e wasqrrlysrirmgfildiinns a a n would mtisfactioguefrom Billy

t important start and

There is little doubt Taylor will ytheb

way has been a lack

Ooniecture about how soon the wp from

1 h leedin 0th ilfmiwfimurofi rail? I)

e ltisim-y o! Meth-

mo“.

of Elmer Her,

out. the Gen- up.

May 2-(AP) —Vioe- Grabiner of Chi- i10llfl06d_ today

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Strait-on, in; aw ace pitcher

_-the team.

winter for "m" this Saturday's Kentucky Derby. Sir Marlboro hasn't run well since his l“ w“; be ne, kilown

was with Providence. National league through the sea- son of i886 and pitched four years for Boston Nationals. In 188i he won iflgames for Providence

vwina. with New Y0rk cums, batiin telugmtémnm later o Cl X0 6 l‘ 8 manage Il- einnau. 1h " 1

play . n ii

ratios into iihe . first suckers played with one oat on the bag. He moved away from the base and made piinhiers cover the sack.

starred as 'e‘plicher for Boston and

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NORTHMWIO -A brilliant» soccer ma, ut short when B. lineal-l. Nclfthzgpifin

the following ? fracture ‘in _slteted_ mmpuiatgon.

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T0 BasebalVs Hall Of Fame

By mm. HILLIGAN

CHICAGO, Mn)’ 2 - (AP) —- T0 ‘s Hall of Fame today W61‘? added six nwre names-hose cf Klayers whose brilliant, careers 0on- lbuted en 681618’ and romantic ohoégtgr in the l wear-old history mynques will be placed in the Hal of Fume at Coppcrstown. N- Y.. honoring Albert Sipaldinfl. Char- les Radlbourne. Adrian‘; (Capllvnlikn- son, wtllnmn umm Gs am (Buck) Ewing and Charles A. Oamisk

9y. bird k€§;"“"“ ‘i’. ‘ti. 5;“ .23’ . _ were se c - aw M. Lon oanmissioncr

d . . 1368811811. And the two lfingue P7951‘

the

William Hal-ridge or the

and Ford Frick of

National. in collaboration with base- ball writ

ers. as "Old Hess" 3.1., of the

Anson mane d Chicago Nationals years. A frst

was famed of the curve ball, first using the pégl when with Brooklyn stars in

a great catcher, Starred] g bet-

ne years. A fine a11-

ord, 111.. native,

7 games and 10e- icflgo in 1876. He the game in 1891 to time to the sporting bus new bearing his name. ._._..._____._._..

IQUPBALLEB LOSES LEG N, Eng1and-—(CP)

had a leg amputated beion

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{Eastern Stars Baseball Club Is Organized

p k ‘ James W. Momllum last night “A E'|?,,,Y‘§Z‘§,,Bf’“b'“ Sh"? was elected President of the East.- _____ Lungs ern Stars Baseball Club as the E 700mb, "3 102 m9 B smith GENTS former popular club again came F_ Mayle“; 99 117 75478 J’ Mcc G- N°lan into existence after a lapse of sev- L' mum“ 3- 90K eral years. Mr. P. W. Turner was r- may i“ 1e o. , 1-0-1- it tutti 2b";.‘3“.§?é2.‘3§“§¥..li’é§2“‘f»2£..will‘? ' sherry 103 137 n l9 Aylmxid FF- 5l°°°mbe Innis. in the position of vice pre- w_ Cmswen we no n8 E- 05593;’ ‘"19 . 5931195593’ sldent, and Dr. L. Dufly as secre- M. Duffy 10o 10s 81-610 E,‘ u’ y R‘ 3mm“ ‘HTY-"elwllel- E mwhe, C- Piece“ The meeting. held in the Holy w_ Plneau 109 10o 149 M’ - 1 T- mcArthur Name Hail. was an enthusiastic D_ Cullen 93 77 84__513 3' cu-ralh" c- Menu one andindicatlons pointed strong- E- c ‘be 0- 551411!" ly to the Stars, mem‘ lb of this F“ Rubin 91 13-; 129 NW)“ H- Mfcflmleli year's Cityhleaggle fielding astrolng a ineup. a‘. ere was a wea th N Mum” 68 10a TIE-mo CHARLOTTETO_WN ALLEYS of material available was the op- v_ Win48,“ 114 53 m9 (my Lug“ Lnlon voiced by all speakers and a Mane“ 93 78 57% enthusiasm was at a high pitch in J P W 83 163 98 wlggfifmfgfg5éagoingwf) thghsoeecihctardting W115 carried 0n in . e son s x pon s. F. Hogan s5 '11 e444; man single-W. MacNeili, s32. {In blllsltneste-liktrjgnnerl :11?” it if q High m Th w' Neill‘ 8m‘ prgrtixlcegnillgnsobn as: pbsusible whzn g nzgggdggld 1g s: gg-szo Ted's Tam-ei-tsi/tlaxiaifir e11 cendidfli/ts W111 be give" B" ' Jimmy's 13x14“, pol-i,“ fggaslqfilggnce of gaining berths on J, mop’ L ._-a1.' . - 12. %g‘r13§ 3g 12d 133-519 Five siteeéd-zrsahpglonixtlstfs WWW squfllebrlgfls and Fred

MoCnbe were appointed delegates to attend the executive meeting of the league which takes place on Thursday night. and are to report back to the Stars Club meeting which is to be held on Friday ‘night.

Following is the list. of officers:

Honorary President-Mr, P. W Tilrner.

President-Mr. J. W. McCallurn.

Vice-President-Mr. Percy Mo- Innis.

Socy-Treasurer-Dr. L. Duffy.

Team Manner-Fred McCabe.

Execuinve-Jo-hnnv squarcbrlggs, Fred Whalen, "Had" Mcfrinis.

New Names Loom Large

in Derby Field

By sm Fianna

Associa‘ “ Press Sports Writer

LOUISVILLE. Ky, May 2—'I'he faint shadow cf a doubt that may- be Johnstown and Technician weren't the only horses in Satur- day's Kentucky Derby field spread across Louisville tonight.

While these two still remained the popular favorites i0 fight it mil. in Saturday's race, the name of another pair. Valdina Farmu Vlscounty and W. L. Branrrs Chal- ledon. reechoed through Dzrbytown as a result of their exploits today.

As race fans poured into this turf centre, Viscourity virtually assured himself of a post pasitiwt in the “big race" by taking the one mile Derby trial stakes from a field of eight other eligibles, while Challedon clicked in the fastest 1 1-4 mile workout yet run at. the Downs.

They did their fancy ste in: not long after- top-favored Jo ns- lowrl arrived on the scene tomake the derby field complete.

Heretofore Viscounty, a big game son of The Porter-Tm Star, had not been given abou as much chance of reaching the Derby post. But today he looked Technician in the eye all the way down the stretch and won the trial by the width of his whiskers from Tech- nician, under a heady ride by Jockey Charley Bierman. The loss didnft take a thing from Technic- ian. largely because the Insco off- spring was crowded against the rail all the way down the stretch- but, it. definitely put Viscounty intO the Derby picture.

Challedon was kept out of the trial, but he did his work earlier in the day by travelling over the Downs in two minutes. eight sec- onds. Not even the arrival of Wil- liam Woodward's highly-favored Johnslown. could take a thins away from the manner lri which the Brann candidate broke into the picture with his fancy bit of stepping.

Make Good Showing In Rifle Shoot

, May Z-Finalists in the 16th annual championnhip match of Dominiorrs Morksnmfs Junior Small Bore Rifle League were announced here today, wind- ing up a long siege of elimination shoots.

Prince Edward Island winners are the Queen square Cadet Cor-pa of Charlottetown with an ask!!- gate of 13.12.

GOLFI-Ilvs HAT-TRICK

DURBAN-(Ci?) — A. D. (Bobby) Locke won the South African golf championship for the third success- ive time here with an ii-tlgmate oi 279. During the tourney, he scored a brilliant m, breaking a course 8.1121“-

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BOXING BASKETBALL OTHER SPOR T

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Mel Ott Paces Giants To

8-7 Victory

Over Reds;

Cards Defeat Bees 2-1

NEW YORK. May 2 -(AP)—- Mel Ott, the Giants’ bat trouble- shooter. solved two problems for Boss Bill Terry today. He moved in to third base to plug the team's biggest defensive gap and, with two on and two out. in the ninth, blasted n. homo run that beat the Reds 8-7 and broke the New York- ers’ five-game Notional League baseball losln streak.

n the fiel , Ott handled five chances faultlessly. At the plate, he paced the Giants’ 13-hii: attack In addition to his three-run cir- cuit blow, he drove in another run in the sixth with a single.