AUGUST 7. 1941

$porting Club.’ Tonight

prilliant. hard-hitting and Marv mg igeuiisto. world known wrest- h, mugs his appearance at the gpqrting Club tonight pitted a. t ‘m!!! Cleet in one oi the events oi the wrestling card staged there while in the r main event popular Inn ughes better known as ‘Cowboy’ up ggainst Buddy Knox, two my; that should sstisiy every mo- unt that the IIIPPKII are in ao-

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“wt Thursday night a. big crowd oi M, went away completely satisfied h; may had witnessed s. gregt qg so alter tonight's encounters y should be more than satis- M_ m; appearance oi Mephisto “we, given world rating, stamps w; show as B real one and then “is n; this the tact that in ‘ruiiy glee! he will be iacing a. real grap- pig stamps it as even greater. Oi mm these two won't hold all the mtiight. 1n Knox and Hughes are m more grunt and groan artists yiig know all i116 answers. Each

u tum on the heat plenty hot. mi each can go outside the rules lithe occasion arises, Usually in

nestling matches those taking part

io iorset mere rules on occasions

m4 tonight's show shouldn't or will

m be any exception.

gogport tans ii you crave action

m4 thrills and an exhibition oi

mailing by some oi the world's

best be sure and attend the Sport-

ing Club tonight. The prices are

u low as they can possibly go and

you will be well paid ior the small

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Baseball Results

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' looimooo-ssa Iuion 001000000-150 armi- anaaosar; Harris and

cago 001 010 080-6 18 1 Uillll 001 530 m0 11 0 ii-lcrlvir. Haynes and . Dic- key; Auker, Caster and Swiit.

Second game: Chicago 20! 000 001-5 11 I itinuh 100 000 100-1 d 1

Lee and Turner; mincriei, Trot- ter and lierrell.

Detroit 000i) 000 000-11 11 1 tieveiand 000 000 200-2 8 z Benton and Sullivan; Bagiby, Mil- asr, Krakauskas, Bisenetat and iiemsley.

eiphia 000 100 000-l I 0 sshingtnn 001 Z20 00x-5 9 0 Bechnan. Dean and Hayes;

kleonard and Early.

NATIONAL LEAGUE Pittsburgh 122 028 111-13-18 1 ﬁlm» ooo ooo 102-3 s z

Seweil and Davis, Iiopoz, Baker;

Resnell. lee, Page and iougli, George.

000 010 000-1 I 1 004 000 101-5 11 0 Crouch, Nahum, Krist and Msncuso, W. Cooper; Vaader Meer and West.

‘wit?! 010 000 005-8 I I

lllI all 000 000 100-1 l 0 311M and Owen; mabbeli and banning,

Mich 000 100 140-6 11 0

Philadelphia 000 000 000-0 5 Bslv and Berres; S. Johnson, Pbdshiny, Mellon and Warren.

INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE

lmciue s01 ooo ozo-s 11 o ‘(cheater 012 000 000-8 7 3

Burkhart, Nelson and Bottarini; ‘ Wissnan and Mueller.

Baltimore 100 000 020-8 I 0 Montreal 311 200 002-7 16 l 5111011. Slckles, Weaver and H. gglweil; Bheier, Flowers and Wal-

000 00! 0-I i I 120 103 x-‘i 11 0 Fowler

ﬁrst gsmei _ "M: City Tlvnlo

Coomin and Blaemire; llid Garbark.

' ooo ooo 001-1 s o 020 210 Dill-O 1d 0 ml» Lynn and Atwcod; Vaughan

lhd GEMINI. 010 000 011-5 Q 1

h“ l 1 001 000-B '1 3

iv 0o Undell and Bears. Padden; Hutch- and Hsnoken.

Wrestling card

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GUARDIAN

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Summaries!

The Good Time Pace, two heats, mile, purse $600.

Martin NkiKinney, (W. Miller) Black Bonny (W. Fleming) . Alcyone (Turlington)

Also started-Peter Piper, Cyrus Martin, Ace High jr., Beaujestic, and Chiefs son.

Time-mm i4: 3:09.

The Progressive Troii, 2nd divis- ion, 2 in 3, mile, purse $1,000.

Symbol Gantle (W, Miller) 1 1 Speed Kins (Craig) I 2 Flora Hanover (Berry) 3 4 Little Lie (Thomas) ‘i 8 Also started-Onondaga. countess Belwyn, Bagpiper, Javadale and Volation.

Chiefs snap Hurler’s streak‘

NFL, Aug. 6- (AIU-Syracuse Chiefs today sna/p- pm at three games the successive victory string o: leity Ed Wissman, Red Wing hurler. as they combed him (or 1i hits and a 6-3 verdict. Syracuse had the benefit oi glittering reliei pitching by Lynn Nelson who gave the Wings only three hits in the last 6 2-3 innings aiter replacing Ken Burkhart.

Yankees split Doubleheader With Red Sox

Aug. 6—(A.P)-New apparently coastini ergvlously Aaxfiqulired momentum. ﬁll/l l“ e‘ m“ e doiliblehgada tggiaiisolylm cs n -

méhglggdlpsoaﬁeslugged Spud Chand- ler out oi action with a iou.r-run iourth-innins rally in the ﬁr" guns and went on to win 6-8. but the Yanks ca. tured the niihwﬂip 3-1 ‘on Marv hlghtlamlrankees were held w six nus in the iirst sﬂme by RX Hush- son and Mike Ryba and two oi their runs came on homers by Joe Gor- don in the second and Joe Dims-

gio in the eighth- At 0laveland,_the Ti rl INN ll nee Cleve-

r i‘! tlm realm M itohel‘: in the third mkmins.

elr 1i runs compr the

oi the major lgggue baslelbgll season. Th0 111131

was - .

“Olivier-y Detroit batter except Rudy York was at the plate twice, as six hits, two errors and seven PM“! total equalling the Amer-

BOSTON. York Yankees. along on their

and

13.11, lip l ican League record set b the Red 50x in ma and equalle by the

st at. mun. Chicago White Box split a doubleheader with Brvwris wlnni the second game 5-2 alter losinil c iirst 9-6.

Dodgers climb Into league lead

NEW YORK, Aug. 6—(AP)—’i‘he rampaging Brooklyn nodsere out on a two-run raliyein the ninth. in- nln; tonight, to at dawn New York Giants 8-1 boiore 52.791. Kirby l-iigbe itched tour-hit boll and the vii; ry, Dodgers‘ sixth straight, shoved them into ilrst place in the National League b remai-

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First bout starts at i) o’c sharp D.S.'1‘.

rurrv CLEET 305 pounds Louisville, Ky, i

Bunny KNOX 199 pounds chlﬂwwn. w. v.

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. —TWO MAIN BOUTS- vs.

plllCEsz-Ladies, 28 cents; gents, 55c (tax included)- Woisien with escorts iree.

lock

RED MEPHISTO 203 pounds Columbus, Ohio

COWBOY LEN HUGHES 207 pounds Northampton, M8!!-

Victory In. Ham bleton ian

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GOSHEN, N.Y., Aug. d-(AH-Biii Gallon, ﬂying the silks o! I. I. Johnston oi Charlotte, N.C., today won the 16th Hambletonian. lle took the second and third heats alter Bill Strong's His Excellency o! Brooklyn had won the opening mile at Good Time Park.

Driven by Dee Smith, Bill Gallon won the third mile by n. good length in 2:06 over His Excellency alter nosing out the Strong colt in the second heat in a photo iinish. The winner oi the $20,365 purse trotted the second mile in 2:05 1-2 while His Excellency was clocked in 1:01 1-4

Ilorimei was iar back for third plase in the

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Trots To

Time-mm, 2:04.

The llambleionian, three trot, l. in 3, stake $88,729,

Bill Gallon (L. Smith.) His Excellency (White) Merwynna. (V. Homing) Fast ‘Drain (Whitney) liiorimel (Pownali) Hollyrood Anna (Boat/wick) A150 started-Perpetual, Hanover and Double Guy, Time—2:0'i 1-4. 2:06 1-2, 2K5. The Arrow Point, three year old Plea. 2 in S.

Baraioga (Vineyard)

0n Time (Craig)

Bell Boy (V. Fleming)

Honan Crowley (Paliri) 'I‘ime—2:04: 2:04: 2:00.

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[Reds snap to life To beat Cards 5-1

CINCINNATI, Aug. 6-(NP)_ Cincinnati Reds came to llie today and or St. iouis Cardinals fell to pieces as the world champions tack- ed together a 5-1 National League victory behind the eight-hit, seven- walk, nine-strilreout hurling oi Johnny Vander Meer.

The main blow oi the game was a phenomenon ior the Red tans, a home run b Mike iViicCormick who has hit all t ee oi the Red homers since June 21, when Bucky Walters gotoneTwomenwereonbaseto- day, and with Vandy striking out the Cards about every time they got a man on third, the game was saie in the third inning.

At Chicago. Pittsburgh Pirates won their iiith straight and. their 17th in l0 games when r - ed oii with an easy 13-8 trium-ph over the bs.

The Buss pounded time Cirb

pitchers ior a total o! 13 hits, in- cluding Truett scwells iirst homer of the season, while the Cubs mime nine hit; oi’! Seweil. It was Seiwelfs lith victory oi the season, includ- ing live over the Cubs. The Pirates scored three runs oi! Tot Presscnell in the iirst two 1n- nings and‘ then pounded Bill Lee ior seven more runs before they knocked him out in the sixth. Vance Page iinished up (or the Cubs.

Bill Miller In hospital

CAMIPBELLTON. N13,. Aug. 0-

(CPl-Willlam (Bill) Miller, hockey star who is seriously ill in the soldiers Memorial Hospital here, is reported to be much improved to night. After being confined to his home ior two weeks by a severe s.t- tack oi rheumatism, Miller became seriously ill and was removed to the hospital. Miller won an enviable reputa- tion as s. member oi the Montreal Maroons and Canadiens teams. Pre- vious to turning roiessional he held been a. star d enceman with the champion Monctcn Hawks, who twice captured the Allen Cup, sym- bol o! amateur supremacy,

REMEMBER WHEN

(By The Canadian Pres!)

Eddie Gerrard, famous hockey player and coach, died at Ottawa iour years ago today. The great Ottawa doienceman ended his pl lng career in i913 and two years later led the Montreal Mnroons to the National Hockey league cham- pionship as manager,

Aluminum for Red Gross is Urgent appeal

OVITAWA. Aug. 8 -(CP) -8al- vage campaign headquarters sp- peaied to housewives to help the Canadian Red Cross Society by contributing useless aluminum sr- ticles to a drive sponsored by the

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RYE. NR1. Aug. 6-(AP)-'i‘wo Sllmrises were recorded today as most oi the iavorites paraded into the quarter finals oi the Eastern United States Grass Court Tennis Championships.

Gardner Mulioy oi Coral Gables, 1'15» ranked seventh nationally and seeded eighth in this tour-ha- "lent. bowedout beiore William Talbert oi Cincinnati and Jack Kramer oi 10s Angeles, the goug- méal-iighqgﬂklﬂs $111M. was elim. AﬂmmYGa-‘Pyan ( tsy) Grant o!

Otherwise the iavored 51:51‘ 55mg Wmfil-Y. ears; ti?" Don McNeill. newly-wed Prank “f: vsca. who today announced hi; m! to Virainia Woiienden, renkine wmsn star: Wayne Sabin, Frank Parker and no Schroeder Wmlpieted the round oi elgiht in the men's singles.

In the women's division the only Bilﬂprise came when Patricia Can. "1118 oi Hidden Valley, Calit. elim- inated another it; Cglilomjg, snr Louise Broug , who recently Upset Mrs. Sarah Palfrey Ogokg, Joini her in iihe quarter finals We"? Oil-seeded Pauline Beta, Mrs. Cooke, Mrs. Kovacs, who made Win15 ill-Bibi"? b! changing her name on the drs/wsheet right in the middle oi a tournament; iidisiy Ar. hold, MI-PBWNJ (hiborne. Dorothy Blmdi’ End Hope Knowles.

l Trophy for

Championship Of Quoits Club

In connection with the staging oi the Prince Edward Island Quoit tournament, notice oi which ap- peared in yesterday's issue, it was stated that the trophy donated by Mr. J. P. Crockett would be ior a City competition. This trophy, how- ever. is being given ior the cham- pions oi tho Rocliiord Square Quoits Club.

How They Stand

NATIONAL LEAGUE Won Lost Pct. 66 3'1 .641

St. Louis Brooklyn 64 S6 .640 Pittsburgh 56 43 .566 no 54 47 .535 New York 46 49 .484 Chicago 45 57 .441 Boston 42 5'1 .424 Philadelphia 26 73 .203 (Not including night games.) AMHEICAN LEAGUE New York ‘ii 34 .616 Cleveland 58 44 .569 Boston 53 49 .420 Chic 0 50 53 .485 Phil eipl-iia 48 53 .415 De it 4d b6 .462 5t. 1.0018 4i 60 .406 Washin 59 .398

gton 39 (Not including night games.) INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE

Volrida Captures Main Event At New Glasgow; Uscita Britton Also Wins

NEW GLASGOW, NS“ A118. il- (CPi-Vnrlda captured the iree- ior-all at harness races under aus- pices oi the Union Driving and Saddle Club here today. Volrida. swept home first in the last two heats after iiriishing third in the first.

Approximately 2,500 ians turned out ior the second meet oi the sea- son here. The track was in perfect ooiadition despite recent heavy ra ns.

SUMMARY 2:28 Trot and Pace-purse $200.

Little Fox (MacMillari) Peter Raymore (O'Brien) Shirley L, (Cameron) June Peter (Oliver) Nancy Scott (Wiserier) ‘Time-mill i-2; 2:19; 2:18.

L23 Trot and Pace-purse $500.

Oakhurst Queen (Hood) Peter At Court (Conroy) Silent Joe (Baxter) Dinah G. (JJabelee) Peter Pin (Jardine) Sklpnvuaie (Etter) Tony Harvester (Maclviiilan) Time—2:15 l-4; 2:14; 2:17.

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Free-ior-ail-purse $300.

Volrida (Harrison)

Jane Azoti (Kelly)

Aaron 1.. (Conroy)

Joe Direct (Etier)

sully (W. Hood)

Tracey Hanover (Jabalee) Dudy Patch (MacMillan) Hollyrood Hamish (McKen-

na) Time-mm; 1:11 1-4; 2:10

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Batting (three leaders in eacn league). .

Player, Clilb G AB R H Pct.

Williams, RS. 91 295 8'1 119 Travis, Senators 95 381 64 143 DiMaggio. N.Y.10'l 426 101 158 Raiser, Dodgers 88 341 73 116 Hope), Cardinals 83 244 5B 83 Ettéll, Fhillies 96 344 62 144

ROME RUNS American league: Keller, Yank-

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Snead shoots Two steady Practice rounds

ronomb, Aug. 6—(OP)—8alm uel Jackson Snead oi Shawnee-On- Delaware, Pa, demonstrated today that he is quite ready to detend his Canadian Open Goli Champion- shl over surburban Larrrbtim G011 an Country Club.

Samuel shot two steady practice rounds and as the day wore on hi! putting touch was surer than it has been in many weeks.

However, he also demonstrated that his; task in the Canadian Open might be easier if he elected to play in his bare ieet. I-ls made his best shot oi the entire day during an amiable interlude in which he was temporarily deprived oi his shoes.

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Aluminum llectcd will be sold to Canadian war equipment manu- facturers and the proceeds will be used for Red Crow work amonﬂ Canadian servicemen.

Campaign dates follow: Ontario and Quebec, Sept. 5-6; Manitoba. Saskatchewan and Alberta, Sept. 12-18; Maritime Provinces and British Columbia, Sept. 194).

Collection points will be estab- lished in parks and school grounds oi every town and city.

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