sronr scoot; Ssicle "Hoods Are Bloody But Unbow" f' After Booting

BRAVES STILL ATOP N.l.

Brooks Take Two From Giants

I.

- D Willi . HE: P iI- ' . i ” B(l:lioCrIl(S Mtzgzggo (390 oillyrlneulsll, lfirsir h Ennis dllwll Ills racket refused l” wme W3" 53” look at far too many straight Abhies at 6.00 p.m. on field of, Sturdlvant (9l alnd Blcgrraz lzllixgli. (C3lllClig0 H 333 336 012-51; 0 A D P o . . halls going Wlown the gun." posite Memorial Field. ' .. new l l in as W l T ahl d G ourne o a 0 - ley. W-Kiely. L-Sturdivant. HRs Rush, Hughes (71. Lown (9) - 0 Ycuf C u An Lions aIn : , -NY-Martin. Boston-Williams. prod Chiti, ll:l;)CulIoudgh gllli Fowlalr what looks to h f th . , .- second "emu" all 3193- - . . 9 0” 0 9 0 W 3 w. R. WHEATLEY I 1955 us. ii ' New York 200 110 203-9 14 1 Hughes. L - Fowler. HRs: cm. most promising race cards of the 0.0511," pr”, 50," wme, aIIiV(I:Ial59 for Dare ganglia: (?inNl(?vll: ( r :5 B05100 000 019 030-4 9 2 Mm'y"' Ba"k”' C"”Kl"5"w5kl- 79:50" 13 5Ch.ed.”1ed for the Chm" . P0 NTE PIA ark. Del, winner of the 1053 Cana- V: 1

Larsenl Byme (3) and 3"”: S."-mud olflemlm Drwmg Park mm'ght' The league-leading Basilica belting atriple after Lester Taylor Bill lI( hi Que. flcpl-. lull! Open in Toronto. '

l P”""”' Hum m' Dmsh (9) and Chicago 000 mo 001-4 9 2 eary 38 horses get away m 5 Y th Club and Bar '5 fast im- beat out a hunt em 05 cu pm' ind : There was some e ebrow lift , white. w,LarSen0 Irpnmeu. HRS. Cincinnati 200 002 00x4 3 0 races and 8 dashes for purses to- 0" '3' ' P380?-lce l'0llllfl 54 On the l3e8c0lIs- 5' '

' 0- - ' '. ( Undorthe biudgeouiiigoftin Iaoulgottlouflhoocour ..

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that 8-0 lamhsstlng wssaft as us- chapter lint. You at hauled to

A I expectoduthes-alldrnwagalnatollIl'llllnllIl81.iIlholIolIloe.

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Qilck of the National League 'peu- second place in the National 0 3 CC I the mg?” ?s'v.,y h. :d. 'i':.."u'.0' .0. d”. buk: nant race Wednesday. belting .lNew League. 0 0 ' I pitched uh . Venn” last sump I, '0.” man net .0 n' inch York Giants 15-2 and 6-1 in a The Pirates scored six runs in . - Ann: Dream. I. K. -0u.rran's for Jolllty Leigh). dun mu, 0”.” ma” 0” much doublchcatlcr sweep. . l in wild first inning to. defeat the At lily mare. broke her record twice Cwley 303' Owlled by Everett - - if Qua.” pl” 1; hwy; W0, dRoy Cal'll1!2.lllCI!IHl and Duke .bni- Plitiladclplixa fFl;ill::so igoxtrligrsxeic; , K R ll! taking up two ash" of the gliay; vJ,olli0t,yBriLeigh owned by Vance Hlrrll. Eddie Boltol, doubt that, Ilnwavot. - -

er each sockei tome runs in a on game a e ' o o , amer , 00. "0 John, whl. dung '0" 18-bit first-game barrage. Elmer Vale and one by -VIEW 2 la-".Fot'An n summeulde unwell on 1undgy.'A1l an-99 had . For I centre ll HIT ll Sun! in other National League fourth .BIz-iylock led the Phils to victory 0 . Raceway Int night. nu favorite, A TROT-PURSE mo compmud M 00" um. '01" mgnlde to def”; . gnu 000, of July doiiblclicadcrs Chicago in the opener. 0 Th . - Sir Joseph. lost 3 lot of ground Loriilo Budlong (L. Kelly) .. 1 4 down to the oil! that day. llar- munm. mm crud mu, 1. ma, Cubs split in Cincinnati. winning Three-hit nllchlng by. Bob Buhl e Dodgers and Fyers have e e a S e I X a S in the first heat because of an Miss Worthy Dale (MgcRgg) 5 1 ,1. new up 9., Q... iunigg, but lngto throw your hot in tho shrub 5-4 and losing 4-3. Philadelphia gave lllluaukcc their second anotherfgo at 880h Ollie? 1!! Clly Tuned lo 5'-llky Wheel. but Peaceful Peter (C. Smith) .. 2 2 the Star! reached him In the bery about, is It? Seems to ii it won 4-2 and lost 8-4 in Pittsburgh 0 game vii-tong over St. Louis after Basebal League play tontghp at ll01'l'l19d 1101!! SW81! back at U19 Jolllty's Dream (Moreside) . 4 3 third, and for the rest of the would have 3E?!) wise to enter two and Milwaukee Braves d9Iea'edl(.:alTIInalS uurylhe opener with a Memorial and for the first time M STERLING SLAPPEY up to 0, net and 0 030 Rusewan 59Vefl'9l8N P016 to finish third. Kay Cash (Newson) .. . 3 6 seven inning content. it was a Summeraideteoml in the Prince 3:. Louis Cgrdinals 6-1 after 105- iflve run uprising in the seventh smdce 1:954 giemsame wlltllbe rzlayed WNBLEDON Eng WLKEB who messed the N, Am, N08,, 23:: ,Ii)ream 331:3 the mnlllle 1; Jolly Dick (Poulton) 5 7 llugfut for ob. Jubilant stm. County Leagueih for tsxuiu s 6-4 in l '3 olmneh nll"l8- . "" Fl 9 8 5 ' or I can part '. ' 1 , - - - . c wins n seco o Jimmie A. (E. Reeves) 1 Boatol n ml 0. - hit 1. To even u 9 com . on

In the American League. Wasli- New York pounded out tll hits of it. Elieseflnazllogelmdilldauflduljitdlevgngsbt 3: sxlelggsn aympalhellcally on her record. Timelur T." (1,. Raw”) 0 : you" '0", hw h tom”. nuke the 30:1" 010,” .00. mm. Iilgton and Balliniore split a hotly featuring Bill Skowrons wo-run League officials cleared we way me we Seixas, chops and lobs Semis pgssed the umpirys In the second duh sh, Joseph nmes:4:u; 2:” 2-5 mm. . Exciting 3 T9 develog more Stun disputed IUllI3ll'Ilt"”l( 1', mm S(:n- homer and single to defeat Boston for the long awaited moment yesg um bwk t in 0 f, 1 ii - h , ,th t th Mal uthank took the lead from Downtown in Lornle Budlong owned by 5. ,1. merslde, players w o are not atoi-5 taking llle first game (0-8 and salvage their doubleheader terday and after mum.” from the pu And Saki: h1S;.ewiirr:la:)led;e1: c air wi on e 1. the back stretch of the second. MacDonald: Mm worthy Dale we mink them Wu more to wot. quite gdod enough (or the De.

and the Orioles the rain - short- ened nightcap, 7-4. New York defeated Boston 9-4

after losing 7-6 to the Red Sox; Vic Wertz' three-run ho er for . . . The match was the Best of the But the big Philadelplllilll 03!” ting her 1,000,000,! time to 2.000 e ( H . schurmam Dan Simmon wd Gar. . . Cleveland Indians pounded Detroit Cleveland clinched their lumph fl” m”mma"9'j when needed- 'l0th Vlimbledon and even a two- say one of them affected"the clos- The other nus featured close ggpggot g a land Hams md ien Emwni we Tigers 6-4 and 3-1 and Kansas City in the opener as Indians dealt the The game is scheduled to. get hour interruption by Pain failed in: Cll8l'llel' of the mat( l. anishelfone 3 dead hem for See, numdale (moreslde) 3 3 knew that our pitching would be i split in Chicago. losing the first punchless Tigers a double defeat. llllderway 3! 6 ll-m. and the lights to cool (ill the play. I lie Ee5llCl1l5led- l'”"”'l9d, and ond between Ten Spot and Hum- Fab-go (Neal) I 5 3 something short of sensational 5-2 and winning the second 3-2. Early Wynn's four - hit pitcnmg Will be turned on when the falling Senras. .52-5-car-old veteran.Phil- looked lieavcnu'al'd in llv-opal? 8l- dale in the B Pact and good Just Barbara ' 4 5 But our inabmty to park the apple 0 DRYSDALE HOLD GIANTS highlighted the nightcap victory. dusk calls for if.0 ' adelphlan wlm has said this lsliis ter an in call on a Rosewall pammutual pays. T he dauy Ralph Ha! (Llewmyn) 7 4 In uninhablwd areas of the out NEW YORK (AP) g, probable Rookie dD;'in fDl'ys(i1dale. winpllrhgl Cllililcagggi! t dl:Il'Y1g:tlelTleto:I)ll'&I;(:g hDogger. psllgt 1 1-oi-bis, Klellllledy Fist Wlmbglfjdfligi held l;heAinlit'i3a;- ;irivle II: tlhle th:lrsdlng:lr:ii::tet:if still: double paid 82.00 and the quhr Lime Delbert (A Rogellgi... 5 7 field, always muceable since the Inch”! for mdayk major mum his secon n ive ecisions, e up s eg s a vc as prime ney,w1 a - rec- we over IS -year-o usr - ma se. e w ' '- V0 105; . I mm of the spawn In the opener went on a rampage! practically ella, 36.10. . Fljcka McElwyn(ArI,Rqge1-s)8 5 good old days of the Maritime Baseball nnnd rec

the Giants in check until the ninth

split. Boston took the opener on Jim P'(ersall's drive with two out in the 11th inning.

Maritime Electric Co. checked the arcs and replaced I few bulbs last evening all is now in readiness

ord. primed for the clash and Jim-

gun-cs semi-final match Wednesday 6-3, 3-6, 6-8. 6-3. 7-5.

ian opponent until the fatal eighth

you" and other pleaszintries. There were six line calls dur- ing the match disputed by Selxaa.

blowing his little Australian oppon-

lap with Ann's Dream third, but the Curran more beat Sir Joseph In a thrilling stretch drive, cuf-

owned by Fred Taylor. I! PACE-PURSE tzoo

Times:--2:16: 2:15 3-5

dball artist. Hand- drahan. After Dee Leiurgey. Paul

champs, seems still to be our

Sotos. girls do all the playing).

it:

ords in parentheses:

ut1lor13

in the nizhtcap when relief ace against Kallals Cll.V- ' I my MacDonald has his big right game. SUMMARIES ' c own”, weakness, A 101 of me g Clem Labine came on after two The Washlnglmi-Baltimore dlS- liander Do;-inie MacLean all set to Seixas hail broken Rosewall's cut off the court. 0 pACE,gpUR5E 3000 winging hm" Wmed by . Lloyd (Ly. ofglhe past few years go to Am"'I"" 59'3"” singles and a walk loaded the flute arose as President Calvin start. In his only other appearance service in the fourth and sixth with the victory Rosewall went Jolmy Leigh (Stead) 2 1 - the plate Holding desperately 8 t t (2 d bases with one out. Labme hlt Ed Gnltllh of the Senators said he in league play this year MacLean games and he held a 5-2 lead. But into the finals for the second time Cooley Boy (E smith-0 ----- -- 1 2 mEE'FmMLL PACE Hm mortgage on 5 walk to ,im New York a Boson , ay- Bressoud on a 3-2 pitch to force would file a protest of umpire Ed shutout the Dodgers 13-0. Stanley Rugewaii won the eighth at 1m-e, in three years. In 1954 he lost to Cami e Frank-(Lowe s 4 PURSE "00 night) - Ford (0-4) and Turley in the lone New York run, then Hurley's actions in the second holds a victory over the stars but picked, up momentum and from Jaroslav Drobny. June sole (wmm 17 0 3 Annls DI. am (Rob, 1 1 Speaking of batting. or the lack (3 ' 2) vs Portemdd (1 ' 7) "M doubleplay to end it. game, called In the last of the was the victim of a shutout at there on Seixas was out 0; it. The two have new played 10 Vera S1 :5! (C S 4 5 sir J0 e heude u goon . 3 2 of it, here are the leader! in our Brewer (10-3). Consecutive sixth - inning home seventh inning after the Senators at the Dodgers by Hack Bu;-kg, The great m alch included times and Rosewall has won nine Am Bgdl (H "E 0 5 8 B b 5 PA we yn(S '.'m')' 2 Town League; Cleveland it Delfoll -' Lem” runs in the second game by Ted had scored a fifth 'run and had The Flyers are the ieagm-.1.-a. enough tennis for anyone in om, times. The only time the Amery one C111 ongtwhlllg es .... 8 Dr atra 11:3 Qll-vlieezic rm 3 AB H Pct. (105) V5 L0,-y (4.10)0 Kluszewskl and Frank Robinson Pete Runnels on third with none dei-5 at the moment with a 1.e(.m.d day and that is how it turned can took a match was in the F vek Hegg H 39" - - - - -- 5 K W" lfllivnpl ' H” regal) ' 4 5 gave Cincinnati their second game out. of 3 lglfizlal four gamgs. lThe Dodh- out: The sew-nd SemHinaI' beg 1054 Davis Cup matches in A05. ran . &V8(Cealiti)beck) 7 7 erplgpgsv zaoygg rM;8WIllia) . 5 5 gilntwglrkas,-gy E N.uon,1Le"... ers 0 Own secon ace Wll ,, - -' - l - , - E 2.2 mark and can tile for the ffnifgld ggggs 1:l,f,';arfjvl;"Hgf,d”;'j "inft-He Ken 0 nicknamed Times:-2.14 3-5 (New record Winning horse owned by J. K. ooi-a Grady is 4 .308 valenuiietu (5-1) vs Crone (3-4). N top spot with a victory tonight. Australia was posmoned um, my ..Musc1es.. back hamegmer was for Cooley Boy) 2:16 (New record Curran. Mark Delaney ..... .. 14 4 . m-'-m-'-ms-”m

BASEBALL

Second G t' ' ' 6 . . h ' . . . . - - bad-balling hitting an I career. Phil 000 130 m04 9 2 JE. clzgzsigs took his defeat badly gillgintsdabout line decisions were Um". you." Home Yon Ber G TONIGHT . By THE CANADIAN PRESS . Pbsh 300 200 00X-810 2 and got the 130000 fans against .. aojyone knows Vic 15 0 good to. that Is. But someone should sh.mmcAMEh n. !.n,,. (I

American League First New York 200 000 004 00-6 10 2

NYk-Larsen, Skowrozi. First Kansas City 000002 000-2 6 2

S. Miller. R. Miller (5l, Negray (7) and Seminick; Munger, Face (5) and Shepard. W - Face. L-S.

Jones and Landrith: Lawrence and Burgess. HRs: Chi - King 2. Cin- lugzewski 2, Robinson. FIRST

The Stars are in the cellar with a 1-3 record.

Promising Race Card Slated

tailing 01600 on the card highlight- ed by the AA Pace with six good starters.

day because of bad light and the late finish of the Rosewall-Seixas

him almost to a man. After the final point he hugged his head with his hands and arms, threw

asked at a press conference whether he tltouglit Seixas' com-

S3,000 TO WINNER

sport and he knows what's going on. From where I was I couldn't tell if the calls were bad." Rose-

proving Lions took victories in '.lLV softball league play last night. At Victoria Park the youth clubbcrs whipped the .lun'mr B.Y.C. I!-2

In gaining his second victory against one defeat. Hartinger did- n't give up a hit until the sixth in- ning when Paddy Shepherd tripl-

field golf course Wednesday and immediately stumped himself the hope of the nomehreds -in the Can- adian Open

Canadian Open

golf championship

We don't advocate taking up

pus the hat to some of our boners on the ground! that they're Ipectators,ol. not part- lclpanlo In the ball game. They

SOFTBALL

3.1.8. (Old Dlsmoifd).

Game time is 6.15. PRACPICE

ing Wednesdny among the Royal Canadian Golf Association at the absence of several high - ranked American pros who had been ex-

WEEK - END SPECIALS

5 Chicago 30010001x.5 3 1 . Whispering Willow- Gahagan, . . . . . ,. McMah0,L L850,-08 (1)0 C,-imjan St. Louis 008100 500.43 7 2 Premier J. Walter, Jo Jo Spencer, RL5l34al:k(IaIed::li?leI.4rl0nS ntpned ed. The other hit was athdogble tournament starting today. peeled. Purim, : (7) and Ginsberg, Thompson ,0); Milwaukee 001 0300m4 5 1 Pete, Federal and Impact are to ics ir. a . k. h by Bull Dunn in the seven . ar- Kerr will he by no means 1 Among them were Jackie 32 OZ. btle. 0 Lou LLM M”, I” ' on, Schmidt (7) and Smith start behind the gate in the AA 33 "my ”"”"'E" "l3 "18 15 tinge: struck outsand walked only favorite-or close to ttpfor the Burke. Ji-., winner of the Masters Chw0llt' ' Pl!!!- .l 552:: an 8L c on Conley. Jolly (7). Phillip! (8l. Pace to be run in two dashes of third 3:83 0.! T: sf::,sl,oi';Sf(:,:1Bt?v:; 1' mp 3'00” 9”" when the 142l"'" "H5 yea" Tmnmy BB"! '7 F ; Kglnsas City zoo oooooo-s 3 s -lfggzggytalli 1:.lldStRLl(i;.,y::-Dlclfsllll. 5201 cachl.” .rof.iot Spencer will bf: fly": if” 3l:"Lm:s had 0, come anggagirii ”?e8IlI:l:l)ie:V8l'1;e tglsvedlag lesvzlglgg pI:g'ilngaf:Stlll0:la;or the ?eerllrl;Tg:”l3: (Porky) Oliver and a R C i 1 C 'Cag0 000002 mg; 2 . . - . ma mg 5 lrs appearance 0 . ,1 k 5- ' - , ' - 0 ;- ' . l l SW5”) 3e””l-'5-u we mo um i 3 0 "ta W” .2” Dru .. i3??3-3?”'"” ” " ” l 3 M” W ..:l'::.:..:.".-:::.. i::..::. '2: ..;..”::.”:.::m"'v i r - , an, ,5: be is); in. ; -- rince u ong. n my ., - . g . - 0 u someo epayrrs . 1 r- aux; Hozvngwrlii Lgsllallirfe (8) and Milwaukee 000 000 33x-8 5 1 tier McGraW. Gay Spirit. Uscita's The Abmes he-Id 8 4 zllead atlllhe Duke Maccalhlm blasted a triple hand to lake an: Canadian a fa- who filed entries and then didnlt Raspberry 24 M 1” - 10 M” I ( 1,000,. w.Ke11,fe,.. L.5mey. rll;ltcDgnlietl,.l (lglliergeielr (8). and Boy and Perfect Hal are starters :3?ed0ft0t:g.l;1":';f: b1::w":;g.h1.;a:Z' and dguble indshgee t1'i;psglfo1;oB:E ;l:,I;;!i- lfllotllllglgegll Riel llgglclvligngf come," said one RCGA official. -a.m .hdR',ithAP, th .dh.. if ,'s.(mnaeasne - -j------?- ; ggtciam 00000103,r0 3 1 L-McDaniel. HR: Mlll-Aaarllm. we ::rent.eThe AjXCeTr(:tnnIS Etrhezthaiid mE:":y10IVl1E;goirn iiliple in four tries.' , ii: Vancouxier. vigil gglain be lak- 0 0 - Deqtroit (1)00 001 003-4 6 1 International League d""b1bel'da;htra(Ce' I.i.hh8s 8 2'.” the first on a walk and error and P811213: thel.a(rZllga;)&agmon(:3aIsl:ilg: Ah: 1c,:f,"i::d Asneglggns on the k , s . -, M1; (91 d Hg, ; possi e sarcrs. ey are ir- , . v, ( 0 1- 0. , : t . ...;:::.'i. .2. ii"- mm 9 w-mi. irxlzzi .'.:-x..':'.1:,...T.".i..l.'”";. 5:1: arr" "H"? car-2” - 8 1” '3f..3i2.i. Pk: 0 ll HR: Sh-wem' Rgclgleisetegnd Batteogo g)l())i'll)l:l(l) S d1 "tel: Girl' I?" Budlong Feather frame but the Ahbies Sent three ;'t:i!IlrllIgl:wa)h:r()lllIert:rIl1ln2g back their TedllEroI'lol':?'lorrl'1tLaIlird1;5x!i3lile aFIa' 0 ll v 3”” ; 5' an D"5t9l'- R93 FWB0 3nd 01395 more runners across in the second . l Am ld P 1 .1 f Latrobe ' ' B F Cleveland 001110 was a o R"'d- Maid. lb L' (' d in i ii -l0"""Y.T'll5”e We'll 3" "W Y"? 9 l”."" 0. - P9'"'- C a Detroit 000 000100.-1 4 o ,l;'ff,',l3j'1 0”(;gl(;'0'gl(f04,'(3.-; 1; 12 The no Pace. with a starters iii-iaiiig 1:lrlI-lsI(lclluEn i335 eirf.l.7.,s 3" lfgr gl:ienVl;il::e'ls':Vaes 1)tl!:le:Il?E's:llLI:t goeugl9;50rEvxu0erM;nhO:::ong:.Yand Race Dashes W (ill ;M,Mt- . T dIhDTt.I Ifh8t- ' .'th .' "' - erso3i'imI7la.nAbereg(3l)l anda?i:)use.asL- walzl Nm'"'” '4)- CD19 l7l- tl.!e,l's. nfund 0l!I(L)lIl: :33. Theystfirxe b(lIIIlz:J!l'I'ly tsafsllhldlrilrllurltrliatlztitlr Ill? the? "mg kept the Junk” bats "mar EQUALLED "EST SCORE - Ayllner 12 02' I ma, WW9 (8) and Howell; Hahn and both one dash mes 180 of the m0, wmie Dunn control. He gave up three walks Tlleire "gilt? il(i- alfelw felgiadian SAINT JOHN. N.B. (CPl-Duke Asp”-380, Tin Plum 24 0" bu" ' Sherry. - . ' r . ' . . and muck out three wnu, anow. surpr ses u err s oo upon Aw", owned 3. M mm b - glalintzmon 000 020 510-8 16 2 ll;,I0;":,”l 000 000 L2 0 1 Post time is 8.15 sharp. knocked in the winning run by mgthe Junior 3.y,c. seven singles '13:" nttllie man fncr thgi lowest iilliiir uf 5,00 Johplhlgnd JHJALHCEY C S 23c Washington 025100 20x-1015 1 " 5 0 011 000 3-5 6 o and one double. M P rsallglltoihge l;:'l:nd3llwl;l:I5e-sans, from the Princeton, Me.. stable,

Brown, Schmitz (El, Forni;-leg (7). Wight (7l and Gastall; Stobbs

(Game called. rain)

C. Johnson. Fcrrarese (5), and Smith: Grlggs. Grobb rm, Wiegler (D, and Bel-beret. W-Ferrarese.

Newcombe, Roebuck (9! and

Mickens, Nishifa (6) and Rose boro; Donovan and Tompkinson.

Laue. Sanchez (5). Batten (7) and Detterer; Harrington. Wool- rldgo (5) and Noble.

W L Pct.GBL

BALDING THIRD

In British Open

Father Clarence Roche pitched for the Juniors and was the lic-

them of a play-off berth. Their record is now eight and one and moves them far out front in the quest for the City League Champ-

squalled his best score over this

Canadian pros are playing in the British Open.

tlce-round tests of the course Wod-

The whole field got in last prac-

stable: Gall Budlong. owned by

were double winners 'v'v'

Jhv

In a nine - dash harness racing

the fastest time o the evening. Other winners were: Gordon's Day. from the Princeton. Me..

wllli flu utiuflonal

' 72 . I Ramos (71. Stewart (El and Court- glfimiond 11R,o2?)o,?:71 1; 3 tmllllgllll)e(ll)r!l:lm:lllll,'l-ll'salJeIllI?idmllll: pal; noiciolfrlclgfampetlglve play Kerr card at exmbmon park . ;?;twYliiS:f::S'W L'hB:,0V1"&'melHR53 Greenwood Snyder (5l and Ni- fine was touched for 12 singles several times ?as shot a 64. a fig- dA;”” g"5&(;nd muml - - .as-a so. h.ci ' . 1 dbst L dasesweus uc mokthe W xi?-'i'e-I10-3l”"l"g'"" W Welsh men Lead '"S'y”:3i.il".?.i:S.:i;i.f'ii2"i.3l8. ::'.:.i..:.'.”.:....y...::...”:::::. mm m------a . waltlmore 000 7 12 2 Havana 005 000 0.711 1 almost clinched . phyn" W00 with A1 Balding of Toronto, is .0 Stable horse. 10-year-old Sep mm. . ashington 010 120-4 7 0 Columbus 110 120 1-6 1.1 1 Another win automatically assures absentee. Both these top - ranked 0V9l'v "'1 ll"? ll" 1" 3-09 4'5 901'

. um 1 Robin Hood.

IrGl'lEB8- HR: Wash-Yost. I HOLYLAKE E (C i D nesday. Am')!l" the scores ro- L. Lawless Saint John" Time National League 0 ud . nz. P - enis Thomas. All had 70s. ionshlp. u with M pnmd was 8 as for Em C” Table T Down” Bimbo” 0 First tma. o"' 3ofyea.r'0ld weml Pm” Canada's other representative 5ll0l'l5l0P -709 Re” 3 9” .' ' ' ' ' B,.o,,k,y,, 02, m .0145 18 1 iesslfgagi clliamplfnn. "live: Ind 8 in the tournamcnt. stab Leonard smglglnaitlgattgacedhftze 1;-'3'?-g-mlizs; :'6(73'lfl1ol: Jlgljai-Flcoggf-olggfte lIg0l:;wy8ngail'il;hJ;tlllll 8 Lou. . new ym-k 000 000 MP2 5 2 Amerlcan League itupe 5” 33' ” 30 E "9? all of Vancouver and Lachutc. Que. nil: W T98 - pg..- i r v , M f" 0 lead a strong internaiionall was two strokes back with 3 720 and Charlie Wealherbie each con- .

am )1: G ' i field with in record-equalling 80- trluuted two hits.

Lm,f,';'f,fl 06.0 g';fs1mbllledfl7lg ggz-glgnrk 44!; 2;; .33 M an the (f;frsthro':n:I ogntiie British IN onasr roam . rig thenlslulclgioflti Fasglsor (giant: 0 . ' . 53,0 Mangan (8,, wemum 0,, Cleveland 42 29 -592 M n (1 c n lions ll- First man out, and having the -lac!e H and all hm Gem 8 Island ' 2 lbs. Barbour: -2 0!. Pl!!-

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