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Six-day Race

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Peden. flaming hailed giant from kitten Columbia. today was nit-

ing swaynhis winners ahsra of s six-day cycle race for the Nrd time since he turned professional bs& in IDN. ` Peden. aided by a game dkplay

by the little blmdc. Jules Andy of Umtreal. captured first honors in l¢ontreal'l 10th internatidlal six- day not which ended here just before midnight Saturday. It was the sixth time on various tracks od the continent that the big and little combination had swept home victorious. 3|

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Home runs by Fred Schulte.

Wsshingtm centre-fielder. and Prank Hayes, A's catcher, and the close to airtight pitching of Al Tho- mas for the Senators and Ray Ms- haiiey for the Athletics kept the B\mdsy crowd of more than 20,000 on edge.

Schulte accounted les the first

three Beoiatorlsl runs by his homer in the seventh. Hayes, rookie on the A‘s stall, tied the score at 3-3 in the eighth by hitting his homer with Higgins on base. In the ninth, Manush singled oi! Mahaffey’s glove, went to third on Cronixrs sin- g1etocentre,andscoredthew1n- ning run on Schuite's fly to left.

A single by L\'n West in the ninth

inning gave Rogers Hom.sby‘s St. Louis Browns a 6-6 victory over Chl- cagowhitesox stChicago ina game witnessed by 14.000 lem-

Zeke Bonun, rookie first base-

man. hithisthird home run in threegamegforthesoxbutceorge Puocineiifs second circuit clout of the day tied the count in the eighth forthshowns. 'rhenawalksnda sacrifice enabled them to win on the ninth inning single by West.

YANKEES AGAIN DBFEATED

NEW YORK, April 22.- (C.P.) --

Bad weather may have sP°11¢d l-5° American League schedule Saturday by freezing out two of the 8811165 carded. but the weatherman was un- able to halt the unusual develop- ments that have marked play in the junior loop since the season 0i>¢D24~

New York Yankees figured one of

the strongest pennant contenders. took another beanting at Boston when uw yankee sluggers were unable to match blows with the Rod Box bats- men. Babe Ruth hammered out tuner number two but the Red Box jumped on the Gotham vwirlers to finally winirut 0-6 before 25.000

in Philadelphia. the champion

Washington Senators took another

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day, defeating little Bryan M`. Grant Jr., 143. G-3, 8-6, 6-4.

Shields eliminated Marcel Rain-

ville of Montreal, in the .semi-final

gslturday. Scores were 6-3, 6-8, 6-1,

Grant, who had sprung one

spectacular upset by accomplishing the elimination of Lester Stoefen, tall Ins- Angeles blond, in the semi- finals, almost put over another one today but weakened badly after he seemed to have th_e match safely in

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trol thereafter.

The Davis Cup combination or

Wilmer Allison and George Lott annexed the men’s doubles crown, Keating Shields lnd Bioefen, also iaomcotive members- of the cup team, 'I-9, 6-4, e-4, 6-3.

In the mixed doubles semi-final

today Rainville and Normal 'hub- als of New York went down before Florence Leboutillier, Westbury, N. Y., and Kerbeley lell, New York, I-1, 0-4, I-4.

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WinnipegHoopTeams . Remain in Running

For Western Title By Downing B. C. Team 31-25.

WNNIPEG. BUF” 22-Winnipeg

Robertson Memorials replaced hap- hasard tactics of previous games with a deadly long-range gunning attack, and tonight remained in the running for the Western Can- ,sda senior men’s basketball cham- pionship.

The Memorials routed Vancouver

Province 81-25 lad night to even up their series at two victories each audforcedadecidinggameinthe five-game series tonicrrow night. The winner meets Montreal Nat- ionale in the Canadian finals at Montreal April 28, 8, 30 and May l and 3 if necessary.

Outside oi a few minutes at the

start and towards the termination of last nigl\t's contest, the Van- couver hoorsnen were decidedly uutciassed. Winnlpeg's bugbear-» poor shooting was wiped away in dazzling finishing ol the Memorials who solved Province's sms defence with brilliant and accurate sniping (rom outside the foul line.

Vancouver led once after Bum-

stead had wiped out Gordon Earl's first-minute point from a tree throw with a field goal Then Rub- ertson methodically snot ahead to lead 18-12 at half-thne. Winnipeg was in front, 30-21 with four min- utestogoandgoaisbyJsckPu.r- ves end Amie Bumstead threatened the locals’ advantage but sound guarding and s single point by

xfhmiy Hum made the margin

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r ‘ Hi-Y Club certainly eghhlted some clever basketball Saturday night espcchlhy in the drst nftcen minutes when they ran up their commanding lead.

Wlien the Navy lost &.burday

nights some it was the third time that this team had gone into the finals only to be beaten out. But at that the sailors staged s great

comeback s.if;er_a .dis_astmus start.

It seems too bod that this smart

team are not eligible for the Miri- time Intermediatepleydowns. While itisequenioneswhowfar they would go it is a foregone conclu- sion that they would g;vc a good account of themselves.

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Probably nent year will nee the

oourtgame on an organised basis. The material is there. all it needs is some enooursgernent and eup-

port to put it on a; soiund footing.

The Maples baseball team are

putting on a dance at the Union Hail ton’ght in order to raise funds for equipment, etc. A good time ls assured all last year this team were entrants in the Industrial

eliminated in the nn-

League being

als by the Anchors.

U U O O

speaking wool. mseoau not it

about time that the various leagues were gqmng organized for the com- ing campaign? The ground B ra- pidly drying up and l'iln‘l0lI hiv! it that the Park damond is already in playing shape. Start now and may Mtn should see the operlirll game of the season, ss was the ease not many years back.

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Dave Komonon, winner of this

years Boston Marathon knows how to keep a D‘°m|l¢- MW nn' ighlng second last FEI-\'. hc DMU' ised some of his friends afltr the rwe mat he would w`n this Y'!°1"! grand. new ne kept hu promise 11

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promise made after Thursday* race. namely. thot ll Wm 5"* the ensung mol-o_o: the Hopkin- ton w Boston duel next Avril Mh- O O O O

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that me msn nnmum dshth will vm me rouawmg vw- Ul‘\’¢°°° DeMnr shattered this when he fin- med sixteenth um- have Sth tl* ,W before. me st mat elsht H14 “M -~ “‘f°‘:- . .

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gn& lgllh bumwx crowds. over 8,000 were ¢\lf°°d sway in a Giants-Boston tu|sls` over theweekend.whichill°\l'° indication that the lean ycN’l DI" about paned.

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of the llllliilll came in the after Allen, attempting a catch off l.ealie's line drive, let the ball get through for a triple. Aus- tin Moor; relieved Darrow but was ‘ unable to check the Brooklyn as- sault. Finally, Joe Btripp was block- egoffattheplateonsdoubielteal and retired for the Btripp hurt his rish

the play and had

from the field.

Despit¢ the heavy and timely hiif

ting of Manager Bob 0'l‘arreil cl Gncinnsti R-eds, Pittsbwgh Piratl wa-sable to pushoverarunintha ninth inning at Cincinnati to de- feat the Redlegs 5-4 and even their current abbreviated series.

Lon Wsrneke, brilliant ymng

righthandsr, served up his second cnc~hit performance of the youth- ful bsseball season‘ at st. Louis as the Chicago Cubs slaughtered the eminent Diny Dean and two other Cardinal pitcher; to win 15-2.

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New YORK, Avril n-In toot-

ball weather and behind the mstchlssa pitching of Carl Hubbell, New York Giants continued to set a diary pace in the National League Saturday.

Chslking up their second shutout

of the young season, the Giants beat Boston Braves 2-0 for their fifth straight victory. Homme by Mei Ott and Johnny Vsrga ae- counted for the Giant runs.

Chicago Cubs kept pace with the

champions by nosing out Bt. Louis 2-1 for their io\n'th straight tri- vmvh

Just as interesting was the third

victory of the season for Brookiyrrs daffiness boys. Casey stengers flock wailoped Philadelphia I-i to gain a safe hold m third base.

In the other scheduled fixture

Cincinnati beat Plttsburdi 8-3.

.ldume 1\Hezv Swim Marks , Are Set

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BT. LOUIS, April 32-Five new

meet records had been established as outstanding swimmers of Can- ada and United Btstcs Journeyed home tonight after competing in the Intemationsi Y. H. C. A. 12th annual swimfeet.

Bob Pirie of 'lbronto conclusive-

ly proved his right as the king of the middle distance swimmers by' winning the 440-yard free style in 5:m.3 for a new record. The former time, also set by Pirie was 5108.6. Leonard Spence, member of the famous Spence clan formerly of Montreal, finished behind the Can- adian with Harold Wcathcrbee of Ban Francisco third and Gerald Ridig, Huntington, fcvurth.

After a tough battle with the

Ban Irancisoo team, the Orange, N. J., swimmers .successfully de- fended their “Y" title for the third straight year, running up a total of fl points.

Running even in the point score

with Orlnlc. the Ban Francisco team lost the events. The 64-all when

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