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Musial Sets Fast Batting Pace _

NEW YORK, July 8 — (AP) ._. Stan Musial oi St. Louis Cardinals is wrecking t National league batting race. '

During the past week the Card clouter added five more points to his average and now has an ag-

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CHARLOTTETO Vlillli Pup’: Wife ranted Divorce

RD, 001111., July I — (A?) — Superior Court Judi! ﬂowsrd Aloorn today canted a mvoroe to Mary Woodcock Papaieo iron: William Papa-lee, better known as Willie Pep, world's lea.- therweigbt boxing champion.

The decree was granted on grounds oi cruelty. Custody o! two children was given to rap. alimony or 812,800 In ordered in accordance with a stipulation tiled in court.

To Boost Gurling Among Schoolboy:

MONTREAL, July 6- (OP)- Jim Weyman, on behalf oi the Docnlnion Curling Association, to- day announced details oi a plan to promote cirrllng among school- boys, culminating in -sn annual national bonspiel.

Wsymln. secretary oi the Prov- ince o! Quebec Curling Associa- tion, sald Gordon Hudson, Winni- peg curler, will head a special high-adiool curling committei. This commite‘ , with a represen- tative from each Province, will have jurisdiction in establishing the Dominion-title ‘spiel.

.381 mark oi rookie Richie Ash- burn, Philadelphia. The averages include games o: Monday, July 5.

It has been i8 years since a National League swatsrnith has batted above the .400 mark for g season. The Independence Day twin bill brought the Cardinal games ior the season to 08. lust eight short oi the year's halt-way mark.

The battin race is tightly bunched behin Aahburn. Tommy Holmes ot Boston is t rd with .337; Andy Paiko oi c ago is iourtb with .332 and Eddie Wait- lius, also o! the Cubs, is iiith with

gregate oi .410, compared with the .902.

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E. C. Wilks. (H) .... ...... 94 9V _ 191 14S G. Urquhart (H) ..._...... .. 98 100 "" 190 14d K Creighton (R) ........ . 99 93 19'! ‘Z49 J. Streeter (E) . ....__.....-....._..__...... 99 99 198 '14!) V. Savage (H) . 105 190 A 146 H. Mclnnis (C) . . . 97 199 151 R. McKinnon (C) .. 100 97 199 147 W. McDonald (B) .................. 100 100 200 144 D. Mavor (ED) . ' 98 100 201 141 N. Dobbleetone (W!) 98 104 209 148 G. Roper (BR) 97 100 209 x155 C. Richard (M) . 101 204 lot J. Hollandawortli (MI) . 105 206 154 D. Humphrey (M) .. 103 207 155 1". 'i‘regunno (H) 111 209 156 D. Gillispie (C) 101 208 ~ n4 B. Boyles (C) 104 210 146 L. Chapman (F 100 211 18o 5. McDonald (C) 100 - 212 182 H. Clarke (R) ... .- 112 101 213 16o J. G. McDonald (C) ..........._..._.._..... 108 109 217! 169 J. Burchell (Ml) ..... .....‘....._................ 1M 110 218 168 I. Mitchell (M) .. ' . 110 H0 l“ A. make (R) ......_..... 107 220 188 T. Clarke (C) 114 4 222 174 I. Horne (C) .. 110 2.22 15d I. Morel‘ (Ml) 109' 2.20 174

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MONTREAL, July 6 - (OP) - Jean Richard tonight gained the Ca adlan featherweight title by wi ning a iii-round decision over Fernando Gagnon, the title-holder“ Richard weighed 124%; Gagnon‘ 118%.

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{ii-ii the Governor- GeneraPa silver medal, the second highest the‘ Governor-Generars bronze medalu, The Ottawa assresate will be open to the highest scorers in all the matches. There will be 30. prizes. The iirst prize, consisting oi a money prize, and the 0c Canada Rifle Associati n. medaLi The second prize will be the D.C.-‘ RA. bronze medal. The remain- der will be money prizes. . The President's Cup, donated by Lt.-Col. D.A. MacKinnon D.S.O., VD. will be awarded to the high-l est scorer in all the K116911098 01 the meeting. The range oiiicer will be Lt.- Col. L1". MacDonald, ED. the secretary-treasurer. who will handle all the aiialrs oi the Al- sociation is Lt.-Co1. WJ. Mac- Donald, ED. with the above magnificent prize 11st, quite the equal o! any association's in Canada. with "18 exception oi Ontario and Quebec, great interest is expected to de- velop in this year's shoot. Every morning and afternoon riilernen. are out practising and in addition there are cadets irom whom will be selected sweral who will 80 9° Ottawa. assisted by a cash grant

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inces oi Canada. This is the finest trophy shot ior in Canada and was never beiore won by‘ an Island team. In addition, Major AJE‘. Gonnley placed sixth in the Bialey team and is now in Bisley r6018- senting Canada. Several other! were well up in the aggregate and tihe team returned with l. 800d hunk oi the prize list. A iew weeks ago. it will be renumbered. a teem oi eight nllemen repre- senting the Island won the inter- Maritime match at Sussex. N-E gem, new Brunswick and NW! Scotia tcaml, repeating a win they made at Bedlord last year. Pleasing to report is the inter- est taken by Premier J. Walter Jones and his government in the Prince Edward Island Riﬂe As-

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Williams Leads American Batters cspite Slump .

CHICAGO. July 0—(AP)—Bos- ton‘s pace-setting Ted Williams did a 29-point nose-dive in the Ameri- can League batting race last week. plunging irom .415 to .386.

The Beantown belter, however, still held iirst place by 26 points. over runner-up Lou Boudreau, Cleveland shortstop-manager, who

had .360.

Williams cooled oit with only iive hits in 20 trips in his_ poorest week since he began his blazing drive into the 400d.

Third behind Boudreau through Monday's games was Al Zarilla c! St. Louis with .3442. New York's Bobby Brown was iounth with .324,

Dominion .iollowed by Luke Aippling, Chicago

.319; Johnny Lindell, New York, .312; Walt Evers, Detroit, .307; Barney McCoskey, Philadelphia.

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12 Stcllartcn Ball Players Are Injured

IQNIVZIZLLE, N. 8., July 0 up (OP) - Twelve Btellarton, N. 8., bill Players escaped injury near here tonight when the canvas- topped truck they were riding in careened over s. 20-foot embank- ment imd overturned.

The truck was attempting be pass a car when the ear turned left in front of it. The truck hit a tree and rolled down the steep grade. All the players were able to crawl iron-i under the wreckage.

The team was returning from l. Junior ball game with Kentvilie,

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