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D YORK Jlllie 'I _ (Ap) _

OVGI” ESqI_|I|"ES 'rlmnsioaiiw sesame, .mae 1

-(ALP)-Defeat of Ph iis Wad

yl e.

former English title holder, and Dorothy Traung, husky American

hhhsobombarded their wav to ___ H9 Kaine of thc league

ng New Yoik Yankees as they ated Washington Snniitois -'

THIS 1-11

lea

defe 17 __ £0585’ at Cleieiaiid

L0 Eail Averills sixth hoine run of

the season led a 15 hit bombaid °f

if in readiness for B Hike The Tribe

E\m`1lmDii11jtci1 at the Foium scored fm" "ms in mf first iii

8 and eight in the third i Chicago. Winn sow ciosea in Within fi Same of the league din

fiiis Philadelphia Athletics 12 s stretch their winning streak to

ine straight Wally Moses' sixth hom f

i 1 t ni ioda E TU" 0 §if...1::.“;;..i::..:'i.. ...Z 1111 1111111. 1.111

iiioiiioici Joey McDon ‘vs t° °' 3 1 earl? l€ad1 but

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€&§(!,;,»_\,; 1;; night. when Leo "Irish" mf; Kam-_ 1111- inost tigliijgil-0f______i0<_:8l to

1, l 1' -sen e nges wx? i`1i‘-ipilifirlplgoiit with Gordon £8 5 New Y°’k Yankees by |381- f¥Q,;-' iii-.\'<~iii of Halifax, a real to ,giuiuiii ei iii_1_-_ circle. n

Kelly _"_

iiifi ii _"_ ‘ ' , .

nam H ri ‘ iiluiiiccl from a trip l mc third plane Chicagofms 9m°9<l I t with a seven run splurge

[hd

cs ed with the

_“ nshm, M lilfliiist George Turbc\ille and AI

_ ___ _lmpc Says Joey _ig/_iiliams in the fifth and then

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ii lip additional runs against man Fink and Randall Gump-

,‘,_.`f 7,; 1,1. poing to have al i»-- » » ._ .Her w11,1,;_1 1 1111 his hands to defeat _"__ 111;"

____ __ Thlea peppered this quar-

_, _. . _ or _

*T lk ak 7* Yanks Lose to Tigers

o

T511 "1 izi has caused more in-

!__.,,__~ j 1' iliiiii the occasion of ,mg Jake Wade and hm_d_h_t_ _,__,1, ' .1,_.i1.» iriiile last fall. un Hank Greenberg cm,rl__d the E1_,~,_1,. 1 is w1»ii<i1~i°iiig just how Tigers to a 4_3 vlcmrv mm. Nw,

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:evil if lei “'li<`llil'1‘ lil-‘S Sh0W‘ York Yankees at Detroit in the 111,; ::1 ; 11 Siaiies wiis Just il flash deciding battle of their three-game -_,_ 31,1 11, 1i_ii1id whether oi' not he get-|e5_ ‘ :iii i‘i~ <>i>li<iii<‘iii1 Wl‘flii€‘SflHl’- The defeat cut the Yanks' Am- 111,,.1-.» 1111.- .sure way of finding eric game D`,_e__ xii ii; "xii 1.11 by aticndiiiq. Faris Cleveland Indians and Chicago

an League lead to a

W3; (1. 11.1.1 that and lt is confl- white S0x_

gmgiv 111'-_~<1i<'ti-d that attendance, greenbe,-gf, Nth home mn of records .ire likely $0 8° by thi? the year, which cleared the left boards. iii addition to the main field fence and drove in Charley boiii ri iii-1. scnii~final and three Gehringer, who had singled, pro- pefi :1:‘1.riiiiiinrirs round out HH- vided the winning margin in the piher 1-.: fi balanced card. sixth. Wade, meanwhile, limited

T 5'" T H* f-he Chimliions to four hits, one a rawing so much inter- homer by Joe Dimaggio, and struck

t the following clipping out niné.

Kelly is d at herii i!i:i

from A!‘1;1ii\', New York, is inter- Oral Hildebrand's six-hit pitch- rsiiirc' "i‘i11,:1 Iri_~iin1ai1 looks like init for the Browns at home was the i1<_~t 111-aspect \ve'vc had com- marred by eight bases on ballsbut pete in iiie Ailiroiidack A.A.U. since the lean right hander was' ellect- re sta:-i~:i boxing under an org- ive in the pinches and St. Louis

up this way He moves defeated Boston 9-6. Three of the punch like a mule. Red Sox who walked scored.

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NA'rioNA1. LEAGUE

ricinnati 000 002 002 0_4 '1 1 ookiyn 012 010 000 1-s 11 o

1 11 bo\in~ heads a wallop

ci l fiioiinci the world f0 ~oic<l 'enn"ster" meth

oi i1 xiiiis coniiollers Schmel 1* loose mth a torrent of cri uiiicii is likely to create a

e11;if111q controversy.

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Ph

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Gu

Jiinmv Braddock but he Clilée

when tds` ip; A r t i I le r y Rem

Moore. Hollingsworth, Derrir-i_

elps.

tfsburgh 000 100 100-2 5 2

York 000 212 00x-6 11 1

111 Brandt, Bowman and Todd:

mbert and Mancuso

111 Chicago at Boston played former

t Louis at Philadelphia played mer d

r ate.

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81 Superiors

lay Tonight

Superiom tackle lst Medium __ .

lgade team in touights softball gue encounter Needing the win climb out of the cellai spot the ti.llery team will have their rigest lineup on hand for the

t in an attempt to make it two i-aight victories to their credit

G

periors won thc first gain plat between tonights competing

lm!

by 11. bunch of three hits and sev eial errors in the slxthinninggave 1 pitchers’ duel victory to Emmet Miiipiiy of Canadiens over Lefty McAleer of Esquires in a Junioi Baseball League fixture at the Victoria Park diamond last night

Murphy held the lihquires to two

hits over the nine inning route while fanning i5 McAleer was touched for five hits,three of them in the fatal sixth He struck out nine Canadien batters

The win gave the Canadiens the

position deadlock with the lkquir

J Gallant E1squlre's heavy slug ging right Helder, nicked Murphy for both hits J Roach got two hits off McAleer while Ryan. Hen nessey and Howatt were the other hitters

A fair crowd of fans witnessed

what was regarclcd as one of ‘he best games played to date. Ches. Campbell, local sporting enthusiast has donated a trophy to go to the winning club, lending added inter- est to the League and providing additional incentive to the players.

Box Score

ESQUIRES

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Dowling, c.f, McKenzie, 21;

Sherry, .s.s. A. Gallant, 0. Worth. 3b J. Gallant, r_f. McAleer, p.

Gay. 1.1'.

Connors, lb.

Totals 88 0 224 8 6

CANADIENS

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J. Roach, r.f.

Murphy, p.

Ryan, lb.

Hennessey, c.

McKinnon, 31b.

Harper, 2b. Higson, 5.1.

V, Roach, l.f.

Howzitt, s.s.

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Totals 82 1 52'! 6 1 Summary

Two base hit: J. Gallant. Sao-

riflce hit: l-Iennessey. Stolen bases: Dowling, J. Gallant. Hit by pit- cher: A. Gallant. Sherry. Passed ball: A. Gallant. Double play: MC- Kinnon to Ryan. Left on bases: Canadiens 6; Fsquires 8. Struck out: by Murphy 15; by McAleer 9. Hits nfl Murphy 2; hits oil' Mc- Alecr 5. Bases on balls: by Mur- phy 4. Wild pitches: Murphy 1: McAleei~ 1. Winning pitcher, Mur- iiliv

Umpires At the plate George

Piancis, on the bases, Bill Ryan ind J Stanley

Time of game 1 hour, 45 min \core by lnnlng

1 2 'i 4

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M'lLWAU1\EE Wis June 7-Bob

Friici youthful pitcher of the Cleicland Baseball Club who has bein botlieicd by a sore arm Since April 24, vi ll be able to hu.ri a icgulm game within a week. F B Ohii, who treated him last week,

_said today

mized hr-nd .

list and <'nn_ _ _ _ _

“He fiiflits m . lilly Y- 9

one ci ilu-.se wiirriors who thrives Cl on hrfiiziu mid is in there every BF niisiic. ills fight with Bileskl - midi out ns the best ever seen in 80 I-nd V- Diilfl-‘ii Henshaw and Aim.; and the fans are craving

lor .t:::i ;i'::1iii". Pl

arms N

.e_\'!:1ii<l1‘cl Max Schmeling a dc-~.i when they deprived him ..e t‘i`<- .shot he earned against

it ,_ 1 1

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cmoAGo June 1-James J Braddock, at an age when most athletes ignore birthdays. ilv ciared an opcn holiday 'Milly W commemorate the 31st annivcr sary of his birth.

o Celebrate Y _l_31rthda_y

WASHINGTON June 'l-(AP)-

John L Lewis' Committee for In dustiinl Organization disclosed to 11111 'in intention to organize gov

eiiinient civil scriice employees

One run pushed M1105; the pine girl, supplied the only first round

upsets in the British women’s

golf championship today

Mlm Traung, runner-up for the

United States Cham onship in

pi

1934 and one of th ame’s lon est

e g B

hitters suce

. umbed 2and1toa

strong sea breeze and an equally

strong fin‘sh by Winifred Berry

Champion oi’ Lancashire

Isabel Petail of Toronto drew a.

first round bye

The defending Champion, Pam

Barton showed herself at the

_i peak of her form by smashing out

Clement, 3 and 2

Firstz-

H. Fisher 232 M. Duffy 227

Second:_

G. Toombs 239 L. Corrigan 203 Thlrd:_

South Africa, one up.

Mixed Doubles

15;, e leadershi a 9 and 7 victory at the expense

gu P bremng ° wp or Mrs wsiiar Gaibmiui

Mlm Wade hooked and sliced

herself into defeat at the hands o' a virtual unknoam Mrs J C

Betty Buechnei- od’ Glen Cove

N Y, was forced to travel three extra holes oi’ a raggedly played match to ellmlv* te Betty Frost of

Down The Alleys

1 HOLY NAME HALL BOWLING

Last night on the Holy Name

Alleys twelve couples finished up on the third round and the scores kept running very high, in fact the highest games to date were rolled last night and some of the couples looked a. little down hearted to find they were eliminated. Eight couples were dropped, and six- teen couples continue in the run- ning for the championship, which is a hard proposition to pick a winner as the couples are so even- ly matched. There will be eight ooupls start the fourth round to- night, there will be no games play- ed Wednesday night, but there will be a double header Thursday night. Watch your daily papers for further schedules.

Following are the scores;

243 215-129'!

Zili 170-1223

nwtored to the Wilililiiilloll

R. Duncan M9 2211 201 M. Clinton 149 149 184-1153

Fourthz-

M. nowiing zoa iss G. Young 249 iss _ Fmi11_ A. .roy iss iso

159 149

188 168-1148

218

A. Goss 252-1141

SlX¢h:-

L. Duffy 341 344 G. Keenan 102 142

Seventha- Dr McKenzie

S Mailett

173 134-1 136

128-1184

Eighthi- `

A Gormley

McKinnon

Ninth _

J Hughes E Dougan Tenth -

A Sherren A. Birch 195-1024

Eleventh -

P McQuaid 0 Mathieson Twelfth -

E' Vessey J McCabe

sche

192-111']

114-1036

117- 90

146- B99

Tonights du.le at 7 o’clock' The following eight couples will

start the fourth round

LADIES GENTS

Martin J Webster Goss A Joy Dougan Hughes Mathieson P McQuaid Corrigan G Toombs

K OBrien McGi1livray

Young M Dowling Clinton R Duncan Following are the sixteen sur

viving couples

Egan & H Prauglit Fisher & M Duffy 2430 Duffy & G Keenan 2403 Robin & D Smith _

H urli With

Shading

inning huzlin night pltche

thriilln 3 1

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cr, in a Cit

counter

It was a

way Rocky’ quire catche

the lead ln first with a. lop to deep capitalized o

pponents to all in the la

frame

Stewart o

ond with a lo he scored w winning run hit to econ came in the error, single

And while

Rovers coul

hurling. No ing could tl

as third base ing score. Th smashing tri went for na ter fell a vi

third strike,

Stull held

hits during th men marche

alter missin Three of

off Molins innings but

to be ccnten

the sixth, frames.

Ev. McNeill

gem of the

With only o first and thi leaping. one

McKenzie s short, doubl

g 1

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Giants Topple Pirates 5-2 . 1 - _

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ke

appeared li

the winners.

Esquires

Squarebrlggs Rockwell c

b

McKenzie 1 Whalen 3b Carmichael St/ull p

Stewart lf McLellan rf Mu:rley as

Toth-is

Rovers Jay 3b Mclnnis ri' McNeill ss

T. Whitlock Zh McKinnon c

l

Cai-nscf

McN'€vli'i l1b R. Whitlock

Mollins p Totals

Earned run

base hits Stewart J Rockwell,

3, off Mo Mullins 3

D

struck out 3 left on ba. 4 double pi

ninth

Umpires

Whitlock, on nls and “Ti

By inning

Esquires Rovers

A Joy 6: A.

& L Corrigan 2 ay 5; K. O’Brlen 2

E Dougan 2 as G. Young 2 e S. Mallett 2

G Toombs R McGilivr

J Hughes &

M Dowling

Mr McKenzi

as McGuigan

L Doiron

Duncan

D Webste

d & C. McGuigan 2

R Mclntyre 2128

McDonal

Pineau dr McQuaid

Mollins in a ni

g duel Ray Stull 1 d the victory oier the Ro y Softball League e

Pitchers battle all

r sent his team in the first half of terrific four-base W left centre but Rov on two errors by th knot the count at st half of the sa

ned the lrquires se ng three base hit a hat proved to be

bat

d Esquires third r sixth the result of and fielder's choic all this was going dn’t fathom Stu t until the ninth in icy push a mari as

after their first in

ple with two do ught as the next b ctlm to Stu1l's blazi right down the alle the Rovers to thi e game while 14 ba d away from the pl 8 third strikes.

came in the first after this Esquires i t with safe wallops seventh and nin

provided the fieldl

n.in

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wh

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Association Parlors last eveningi +++»+¢»++N++»»+>+ for thc purpose of organizing a softball league for boys 14 years

and under.

Five teams signified their inten-

tion of entering the league. The com '

up, as there was a strong DOSSUJ- ill

opening game on Thursday, 10th at 3,30 p. ni. St. Jaines will play a team from thc Y. M. C. A. on the following Saturday at 10.30 a. The complete schedule will published at a later date. 1

line .\livmr1l'n for dnlulruff.

| n\rnUs'rnIAL LEAGUE GAME

Midget* Softball j L

d Baptist Churehei' met iii the 1

§0iG‘V%O-Q-QYOOOOU

plete schedule was not drawn

ty of more teams entering. - Trinity and Zion will play thc

S .5 11'/ Ci }4

All games are to be played ini

Victoria Park on the cricket ficld. 1

The committee in charge has

ufficient equipment to carry on with the exception of softballs. 1

Any donation made in this regard 1 would be greatly appreciated. 1

#+040

The Nationals and B;-:es_h cL£s_h

1 in their initial game o e -

Gaglle FOfln€di <i1istriaiLeasiie this eveiiliis at

the Victoria Park Bt 6.15. Archie

_M MacFarlane will likely be Se-l€Cff€fl

for mound duty for the Nationals.

Representatives from the Y. M. while Elmer Larter will probably A. and Zion, Trinity, St. James _ get the nod f_q_lli_eiI§§‘eS-

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BOXING

FORUM JUNE 9TH MAIN BOUT-10 Rounds

LEO KELLY, Charlottetown-158 lbs. GORDON (KID) McNElLL, Halifax-152 Ihs.

SEMI-l1`iNAL-6 Rounds DANNY McCORllIACK, Souris TOM CLAYBOURNE, Clmi'Iottelnu'ii

PRELIMINARIES-3 Rounds

1 ALLISON MCLEOD, Cliai'IoHeloi1-li

KID CLAYBOURNE, Fred0ri`r°lon, N. 1]. With Other PreIinii'nm'i`e.s

PRICES

Ringside, $1.00; Reserve, 75 cis.; Rush. 50 els.

Doors open 7..'l0.

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I LQNDON, June 1 _ osieopaiin who are 1,i‘eai.i.ng Helen Jaeolis Unuecl Stal/as tennis siar, lor a .si.i~aii1cci .shoiilder and back Lo:pi'es.~- ed doubt today that she would be able to defend her Wimbledon tliie late this month. Miss Jacobs has been unable to practsc since tlic Frcneii champioii.siiip.s

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By WILLI.»\i\iS

Park race drank from thc train _ / /

ing camp at Gra_|_ill__ B¢‘_=_\;\» Loggi Mich to do some s a ow I ing with the thoroughbrcds. l-COPA *T

Braddock prmented the win VVORH5’

\\1;. \ “_

ning jockey of the sixth race ALREADY ff

with a lr of autoirrariliffl

-i -1 el: >i€

Acrmiiii 11 to nn interview from Be in p i1 shed by the 12 hr

B;11t.\1‘1111iiii1;1 criticized the Am P

erlcmi 1 us nhich he said WBSIB iiorim, fs “rirzhts "It is up T/O the spa iii: authorities of Europe" uid i clisqriiritled contender

*rw i hue to prove that they _B kre11 ii 1 in protect Europeans _Z minst iiie gangster policies prat Ar Lcd in Aineilcan sports sm

1‘ + + ‘F tu

"i‘lii‘ ‘vis the end of Schmeling's __ tie' ini the VoelkischerBeobach ‘; le Ni i pariv newspaper. !'1ilI1C¢d e

no im ils when it attacked the New Soik Boxing Cmnmissicn's

|ii'l>f‘ns.0n of world he__a.vy:elBl1¢ rliamiiicn James J Brad oc A5 li B dd k ‘I k s Day Off

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"Pre sfiitcnce is an organized imiiiii icicii 11qninstMaxSchmel- inns r iii it said Until now it his re clear whether the boxing ioimiii ii participated in this mim1111\1e but now the evidence

is pr0<ii.e1<l

,i N.

“Siispm1~ion of the 'world cham Von im no practical significance as he wither loses his title nor is boiiiil to make good an ihji1‘lilC¢ Wiiiiii 1 c spcciilcd time limit Tie eiiiii iiilnii smacks of irony

r + + `i-

Tiie sense of justice of every 'l\li7i1i iiian will rise up against

al-S cf»'iiiu\ A fair Sportsman 138

vii robbed nf tiic fruits oi’ ha

named vidnri The affair throws GOES IUDER

Pl

boxing gloves, and another p_alr

vi ii

I sti 11 trainer of the SKY OOP’ 1 VWLL MAKE NE

111 e liaiit on so called Amer want to the ~_l)FOR___UN€_,

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Thi* ic\\sp.ipei concludes with Day" ll “I6 ‘N031 I-nd al'

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ill c.iii 'ic rriiiiik The U S A ht&VyW¢lEl\¢ °l‘9mPi°“ W” elue

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Louis just two necks fi' m 1° morrow night, ¢l\l8 WHS lil" ‘Mt day away from his training

3`1;E‘“i’cJo<;3

The bronzcd Braddock ll

moving along steadily in fine N,m||¢|0Nng for the defence of 11|., 1-lmmplonship, and will risk no danger of over tmln mg Ho weighs 197 pounds. 5 1 4 more than he scaled the night he won thc title from Max Baer two years ago

Attciid'1ii<e nt softball games iS """' iiiiii ising these hlEl1i»S

r1me ls ienllv bcginnin8 iiie popularity that had ii iii ici it the

iid fans who are

witnessing thc best

_ i game has eier ' 1 iiii

ste for the present Perhaps

ltlywlllnlemlc out today

=i» >¥ lr >&- Ru_;5e]| Doyle and Johnny S‘iel`i herd, the two local youths who

_ league is far a cad ° ill ieniieiis seasons The boy!

\iili every gBm¢

l i ers Esqlii Gb

fi the season

l The game ro

'_ ‘ " 'ii‘1ii'r: the most exn*t PM ' “"“l‘ mr “nd "the k art in the Halifax Heiaiil

ii ilii brand of F11' ll mo gtiirdnv Inst returned hmii

ii 111111 before the nam \\iil lgffprdzv Local sport iollmvein

i.iii1a\1/ baseball am F_cmmpm,1,.d me boys had

L " ig hi hest piaise for ihc

in 1 nn nutugrmh hunm sllligsl/int: df bots boys and s ated

iii 1 uiiiils The that it was a tnbute to their 501"-

age and staminn to even fini h

__ the riielling race that was rim

__ last night

“ll ‘fi‘l‘ iivirle one effort Sin

,__ "i his victim a Rmei K

11 1

ipci., ;‘_" J\€_f___¢_;i__f;i__l‘l_';‘°‘lgot over____a heavy course in very warm h” ~ii.'i.iii1re or not remains a W" "

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MATTIRESSES `T0 PAD H5 'ROOM

Liga ue Lead British Tourney

. _ _ . 191 224 zoo

_ _ ,- _ ' ~' _ . 150 241

‘_ _ ` . 104 24s :as

l ;e"eZ': ' ' " '- P' 154126 _

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