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. TORONTO, May iii-Bob Rank- ll» 0i’ Preston, Ont, veteran 0on- ndlan Olympic star, won uhe Do- minion nmrathon championship g

‘hwnalaishours, 30 minutes and 11 o . ~_‘ Fred Bnstow. Toronto runner. laced second. 300 yards behind _e winner. Gerard Colo o!’ 8t iiyaclnthe, Que, the defending

.-Yl finished the regulation Olympic llstance oi’ 26 miles. 385 yards. It i expected the winner will be 05°40 TB Wbresent Quads. next It lib Oiyllmiea in Plnlnd.

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‘All-Stars m» To Gateways

(By The Canadian Press)

YARMOUTTI, N. 3., May 2i- Yannouth Gateways made their debut ior the 1939 baseball season today as they administered a 7-0 drubb to a town league all-star aggregn ion. Gateways conunltted {our miscues but collected 11 saf- eties behind the tour-hit pitching of Frankie Memes.

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NEW YORK. May M-Doh-olt Tillers 511188911 their way to a 6-1 victory today to live New York Yohkwfl. Amflican League lend- firfi. their ilrot detect. in 13 games. mxdllemlzalu éDtly) Trout, o

$11841 or. was scattering seven hit-s and koewlnl well “out o ; . w m1

dangerlihofinozalo 01-1; z on ilhme Y oe hm-lers for 10‘

hits. The veteran Charley Gehrlnger ilmbtihq Rouble! in $119 first 0 Y * a 0m: er past M‘ H in centre field a. ome run. . Wes Ferrell over this hurdle and lasted unt the filth when the Tleers so. tour runs on tour hits. Willis Hudlin, dean of the Oleve- < ions - v lTlTrleaplili-unfnlfwhwolma “in mrv over Booton Red Slox in mo; °"¥€‘°‘i°’u.“ llwfifia “l” n a ' w s e ry or u - 17in lyvhofialgond-lralirtrg double oli - 4w n. s n r. brought heme the Tribe's first two runs. l-lls ninth-inning homer oil Joe Heving, Wilson's successor. ac- colmter tor another‘ run. St. Louis got away to a. live-run 16a? oi: young Walter kMtafistezson u Washington overtoo em in short order arid went on to a 16-6

victory. _ Tho Senwtors bolt/ted around 1n the fourth, filth and sixth inn-

lugs.

Cecil Travis. ailing Washington shortstop, slammed out a home run inside the park in the fourth. He was replaced by Charley Gel- bert, who cleared ‘ahe bases next inning with a. hetty double oil the left field barrier.

Royals Defeat Buttalo Disons In Doubleheader

(By Tho Canadian Press)

May Bil-Montreal

Royals defeated Buflalo Blsons 2-1 1n both esuds o! adoubleheuder t0- day. making n. clean sweep o! the International Baseball League ser- ies cunfllled to two games by rain. A crowd ot 7,000 tched Mar- vin Duko tuna a. tehlng duel iromKe-ndshin eopenerior his third win oi the campaign, and then salw Bob Porter, Montreal's

consecutive victory by a 1-0 score and. wave/reroute) Maple Leafs an

Simmerings Around The Sport Front

(By Aha Randal, Canadian Press tail Writer)

NEW YORK, May 24—Men o! the Royal Air Force must have iun and when they are not iussing with planes they play baseball. ‘Ilhe game has been adopted on such a gmnd scale that Grea: Britain faces a shortage oi base- balls. What. no cncket? It is worthwhlletobea memberoi Art Boss’ lwokey team last sea- son. Word 1mm Boston ls that Wes Adams provided a 315.000 }nelon for his Bruins to cum in addition to tlhe cheques they re- glved for Winning the Slanley

Ulp.

Jack Lovelock, crack New Zea- lander mller_ has tunled to golf ‘to keep 1n shape. Hi5 lust round, on a reasonably tough course. was in the mid 80s. Perhaps would-be gollers should serve an appren- ticeship on the cinder tracks. Bar- ney Pelty. leading pitcher for St. LouLs Browns from 1904 o 1911, struck out for the last t today. He died at his home in Farming- ton, Mo“ at 59.

Next Wednesday's Max Baez"- Lou. Nova flgwhl. should show whether Mike Jacobs ls the smoothie they say he ls He has arranged a. heavy flstic card t/hls summer, expecting ill-re town will be crammed with World's Fair visitors aching to see a. blg fight. Get Garcia and Popeye Woods meet in Madison Square Garden two weeks alter the Beer-Nova go. Then Louis-Gaiento June 2B 1n Yankee Stadium. Two weeks later Billy Conn meets Mello Bettina ln the Garden for the llghtheavy-

weight crown. Fred Avpostoll and So-llv Krieger huddle for the middleweight bauble miter that and in September Uncle Mike

brings together the Beer-Nova win- ner and lnulls-Golento victor.

Jacobs cares no more {or his contract on JOhn Henry Lewis since the negro llghtheavywclghl

champ has been found to be a1- most blind in one eye. He regards Bettina as the crown wearer, And tor practcial purposes it is better to be recognized as champion by Mike Jacobs than all the boxing commissions there are.

Now that Colonel Joke Rluzpert 1s gone and Ed Barrow ls at the helm o1 New York Yankees, the Bronx Bombers, once called the R/uppert Rifles, are monickered the Barrow Busters. And “Di- Maggio Line" is another name for the Yanks heavy hitters. More and more words are being written on the old argument whether no break um the Yankees tor the good of the American league or not. To which Ed Barrow repeats: “The Yanks won't knock them-

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, trtdmrm a ‘Brooklyn 6-8 today tor the Dodg- ers’ sixth suooeslvo Notional 14a.- gue baseball detect.

Jow Bowman went tho route for the Pirates on nine hits, o! which seven came in the loot tour in- nings alter Pittsburgh moved out

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Claude Passeeu limited Chlcalo Cubs to seven hits and struck out eight, but Phlladelnhin. Philltoo went down to a 3-2 defeat-their seventh in a raw in the Notional League baseball race.

Although Larry French gaxe up 11 hits, the veteran lelthander was able to win his third successive victory of the season. French sut- fered only one bad lnlnllm. the seventh. when the Quakers land- ed on him for five singles in l POW.

Paul Derzlngcr shut out New ‘York Giants on live hits as Cin- lclunatl Reds slugged their way to their ninth consecutive victory 6-0.

Starti with two runs on hits 1n tie first inning. the Reds punched at the oflenngs or Harry Gumbert until thev brought about hls removal by a three run splurge in the fifth.

Curt Davis gave another exam- nle of the brilliant pitching that har- rjnt Si. Louls Cardinals totho top cf the ‘league and has kept them there ahead of the charging second-place Rods.

Davis blanked Boston Bees 7-0 for his sixth victory oi the season and his second shutout. It was the Cards’ sixth straight win and their 12th in the last 14 games.

Davis pitched only day before vesterday. coming to the rescue of Morton Cooper in the ninth in- mm: and turning back three men in a row to save a 2-1 viclorv over Phlladelnhla. In the last slx games, Cardinal nit-chem have n1- lorved only six mils and 39 hits.

Motlallum Wins A Snooker Title

Dan MoCallum won the provin- cial snooker tournament last night when he defeated Carl M three games to nothing. His win came rather as a surprise as he was not considered a serious con- tender. He was eliminated early 1n the first section, than won his first game in the second section and drew two byes to roach tho

and then went on to defeat Ma- Kenna who had won the first. sec-

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Blue Peter ls Winner 0t Epsom Derby

ior the lhrl of Rooebery_ today when his colt Blue Peter swept

the ground irom Tat- m win the 1§6th o with a great.

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The handsome 5011 of Phlrwey out of rancy Free waiting game until ho Tntten-ham “Willi. "almost, a grav . emerging from l lead and ran on to finish handily {our lengths ahead of Edward Ealnonds Fox Cub. Arwtber three lengths behind was the Earl oi Derby's Hello lis.

First, iavorl to win aineo 1005. Blue Peter returned at the rote o! 7 to 2 the thousands. o! wagered on him by] tho throngs 01 ric and poor w o crowded the

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other, Boron Rothschild, won with Favonius in

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Blue Peter, runnlnd with 3 riv- nlsinttiolsliofiderbyfloldolnoe mm. covered tho i 1-2 mile course in. flwo nrinutol, so 4-0 seconds, three second: slower than the roc- md 88¢ U! the Ago. mun’: Moh- moud three yon-rs ago.

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