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BHOOKLINE. Aug 2i-

(Aiw A pair of two-time champ- t~;_ V,‘ bintv Allison and Johnny \' lu"

legs tclal '70 years.

.11 gall 13v some- to clien ‘ill today‘ as fav-

tcnous fash- 19 the %‘tl.'ll‘i0l‘-fLl‘8-15 of the al Dcub cs Tennis Tourna-

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ll n _ ~on, now 36, and Van Ryn. ‘tun _\ irs nungcr, showed many ~ c! <- lrrtn that won them i031 and 1935 wliiie try ng fully‘ t0 turn back the

(‘I ck a, inst a pair of 19-year-old Ca‘:ir.rntan'~. Jack Kramer and Tr/E Srhrrcder.

The

‘writ finally triumphed. mrniaris‘ irinnizig scores were '-4. .- . .ried Frank Parkrr and Don \i.Ne.ll gained the round of

ill three easy sets, 6-1, 6-0 against William Talbert and ' e Tolev.

. ml-sceded Bobby Riggs and well» Van Horn pCliSliPd off Rob- e." lmker and John Mahoncy 6-2. -2. 0-4. Alec Marble and Sarah P seadtd the advance into the last round be defeati Pnzer and Audrey R

aifrev. third ng Mrs. John ust, 6-1, 6-0,

_ _ _ _ — Johnny Hutcitinzs, rookie Cincinnati pitch- lr. has a screwball that compares favorably with that thrown by King Carl Hubbeil.

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Jane Azoff Wins Free-

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_ Heats At Am

u-r-i AMHERST. N. S.. Aug. 2l—(CPl —The former Grand Circuit mare,

Jane Azoff, owned in Murray River P-E-L. headed the field today in ‘the Prec-for-All of a harness meet ‘staged here. The Azoff horse was tchased to the wire in each hcat by Aaron I... of Charlottetown and

ihcr first mile in 2:10 was the best of the day. In the Named Race a New

lBrunswick horse. Bedford Grattan from Wickham. won the event ,after racing four heats. Hal Brit- iton of New Glasamv. N. S., and lBﬂFIwY Hanover of Charlottetown [each shared a first with Bedford Grilttan in the first three miles but the New Brunswick horse found the stamina to win the ex- tra heat. His opening mile in 2.10 3-4 was the second bcst time the meet.

Another Prince Edvrtird Island horse. Uscita Britten of Kcnsing- ton. ivon the 2:23 Trot and Pace. The Britton horse dropped the first heat to Major Bowes of Char- lottetown but made a strong en- ough bid to take the next two.

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“Casey At The Bat” Is Dead

Pitchers Ask “Soose Wins 2O Victories

lBlistering Boat A118. ZL-(CP) ——

NEW YORK. Goal of all pitchers is a 201M119 vditchers from each major league‘ achieved this feat-Bob

nine season. A year alto lour i “he o, cineaoo. Aug. zr-tsr» — l‘,

. - ' ' - -ll Pa. urctk- suMiuiunt SANTA MONICA, cant. Aug. 2i Cleveland Md Rumng of the Ne,“ Billy! bfllﬂel- lilﬁl defeat-ed Tony —-(AP)-D°“ih wd” Struck out Y k Y nk . Dutch Leonard of: c! ° "vmp df | d by

Free-For.“ Ernest Lawrence Thayer‘ 771m!“ vfirshma ees Zale, Gar)’. ln . rccugn 1c

Jane Azofi’ (Kelly) Aaron L., (O'Brien) Raincy G. Henley‘ (Sweeney) Dudy Patch (McMillan) Alioway tRyan)

Time: 2.10. 2212 1-1, 2211 l

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1 1 2 2 3 3 4 4 5 d -2.

Named Race

Bcdford Grattan (Carr) Hal Britten (McMillan) Barney Hanover tSemDle) signal Senator tMcheodJ Direct L. (O'Brien)

Sully (Cummings)

Times: 2.10 3-4, 2512 3-4,

12:12 1-4.

t, 2:23 Trot antl Pace ‘Uscita Britton (Scmple) Major Bowes (O'Brien) Tony Harvester (Carr) tHillside scott (Conroy)

Brian York and Skippy also siartcti.

Timc: 3 l-4, 2:15 1-2. 2:13 1-4.

‘Rookie Pifdlier ‘Steps In As Pinch Hitter And Slaps Out Home Run

Nlilw YORK. Aug. 21~-fAP|._ Charley Frye, a rookie ptcher. stepped up as a pinch h.tter in the 10th inning at Chicago today and slapped out a home run with one on base to give Philadelphia Phils a 7-5 victory and an even spit in the two-game SPTIGS with the Cubs.

Z€ke Bcnura had tied the score for the Cubs and into extra innings with one on in the

accounted for two doubles in the Cub collection of 12 hits. At Cincinnati. the New York

Gian-ts, who seem to functron best with a patched-tip lineup. bent the National League leading Cincinnati Reds 5-4 in an ll-inning struggle. The victory came on Mckey Witch's single that sent Mel Ott home from second base. The Giants took the series two games to one. At St. Louis a six-run outburst in

the fifth inning helped St. Louis Cardinals to a 7-5 victory over Brooklyn Dodgers and a clean sweep of’ their National League series. The set-back left the Dod- gers 5 l-2 games back of the first- plaee Cincinnati Reds.

The Drdgers went ahead by 3-1 ftli by bunch-

, At Pittsburgh Vince Dimaggioﬂs ie'ghth-intiiiig double. scoring Arky lvatlilhan from first base. gave the tPirats-s their second straight vic- [tcry over Boston Bees, 3-2.

i Young Kent Heintzelman limited [Boston to eight hits. Joe Sullivan. who started for the Bees, walked ‘Frankie G-ttstirie with the bases

‘filled in the third innznz.

Base On Balls lVith Bases Loaded Gives .Yankees 6-5 Victory

NEW YORK, Aug. 2l—(AP)—Alt Benton, fourth Detroit pitcher to face the Yankees, tossed four con- secutive balls to catcher Bill Dick- ey with the bases full in the nio..h inning to ive the Yanks a 6-5_ victory an a clean sweep oi the,‘ series here today. ,

The Tigers had tied the ' with two runs in their half of met inning to climax an uphill battle a- l gainst the hurling of Spud Chand-y ler.

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At Boston, snappy hitting and‘ fielding by Roy Mack and Lcu- Boudreau, Cleveland's young sv- ond-base combinatfon. and Holder's effective hurling in clinches gave the American Lraztie, leaders a 4-2 decision over Boston‘ Red Scx. l The victory stretched to 5 1-2.

Nibble Hanover Wins Stake

SPRINGFIELD. iii. AuS- 21 tAPl — Nibble Hanover, four-year- old black son of Calumet Chuck ircni the Aiken Stab? won the Trotting Horse Club Stake of A- merica's $3.007 championship .11‘- lion itake for icur and live _vt'ai' old trailers at the stale fairgrctintis lo%le day's racing evcnts “err licl-ti as scheduled although the fair

Meli

I was suspended from the Grand Cir-

cuit following abandonment by fair oft-mm‘; yp€!f\fdﬁ\.‘__ﬂf the McNa- mara starting bnrflcf-

Fair manager E. E Irwin said the suspension would not affect the program for the remainder oi’ the

ti . m%1pngchamplonshin stnlllmi s‘ake. who}. fpglllrCd a field of reicrans.

""‘lllrl‘l‘g Peter Astra. last year's Hambletonian winner. ives started b‘, p“ hM-rw- lvcci“? the ritles

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BASEBALLS BIG SIX

(AssocliTcB-Press)

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Baiting ttiirce leaders in each league):- Plnyer Club G AB R H Pcl

Radcllff Browns 114 435 61 156 .5559 Appling W Sox 109 412 68 143 . Williams R SOX 107 415 100 142 .‘ Rowell, new». n2 32': 35 10a .4 Dunning Giants 106 431 55 130 -~ walker Ddgrs. 106 409 57 132 -

Home Runs:-

American League: Foxx. RM 30x, 33. National League, Milt‘. cardinals. 35.

R n Ballet! ln:—

Agiellican Leaaite: Greenbcrg.

Tlggrg, 105. National League; F. McCormick. Redo. 95-

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games the Indians’ margin over the second place Detroit Tiger's, who lost to New York Yankees.

At Washington, Dutch Leonard white-washed stJLouis Browns 3-0 to win his 13th game of the y;a.r and break a Senator Lvc-game los- ing streak.

The big knuckieballer was the master, scat-terizi eight h:ts and fanning seven. Howard Mills and Willis Hudlin gave Washington only eight hits but they were bunched.

At Philadelphia, Bill Beckmans five-hit pitching gal/e the Athletics a 3-0 victory over Chicago White ox.

Bcckman didn't let a sll rzle White Sox get. beyond tlrst base in win- ning his sixth game of the seurori.

' RaMEM'BER“v\7iiizT\i' (By The Canadian Press)

John Cobb of England covered a measured mile in his ZSOO-iiorse- power aluminum autrmnbile. faster ilian man ever hati travelled on wheels before. at Bonneville. Utah, a year ago today. Htwfailed to set a new world's land speed record. motor trouble preventing the return i'iiii demanded by racing rules.

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Curt Davis of the St. Louis als. Luke Hamlin

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l Baseball Results

YESTERDATS RESULTS , AMERICAN LEAGUE Detroit 000 020 0l2-—5 '1 0 New York 401 000 00l—6 ll 2 , Newhouser, Seats, smith. Beri- 1~ ton and Sullivan; Chandler and Dickci’ : Cleveland 020 100 l00—-4 7 0, Boston 000 010 100-2 14 1 I Harder and Hemsley; Oslermuel-

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Chicago 00 000 000 —0 5 1

Phlkdelphln 200 010 00x—3 5 0 Rigncyr and ‘Iresh; Beckman anti F. Hayes.

St. Louis 000 000 000-4 8 l

Washington 200 010 00x--3 8 0 Mills, Hudlin and Susce; Leon- ard and Ferrell.

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New York 000 000 211 0l-5 ll 1

Cincinnati 010 001 200 00-4 7 1 Schumacher, Brown and Dan- nlng; l’... Moore, Bcggs and Lom- bardi.

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