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L p. by Guardian's Special Wire) AUTEUIL, France. June 6- 's tennis stars gain- lh the‘ uarter-finsl o r ard court . mplonsblps today and produc- . s ayer who carried world amupnoh Don Budge to five . g sets. The Yugos-avian Davis Cup star, n1: Kukuljevic gave Budge a . ific battle beiore bo g at 3, 3-0, 2-6, 1-6. _6-1. A tireless retnever, Kukmievic 1 owed h: ability iirst 1n the sec- .. set when he led at 5-4 onl to the American stave 01f t ree t oints and then go on to s 4th game. Budge began to net badl 1n the 1rd set as the 5lav’s we l-placed bs chased him all around the - . Kukuljevlc won the next i- easily and the next one se ~ to square the match. Here Budge settled down. found s range and bombed his wa i. ugh Kukuljevlc 1n the 11f tto save the match and earned place 1n the 111st eight. Josllp Dlmitric Mltlc d ranz Puncec, all oi Yugo- via, and Doerich Menzel and z Cejnar of Czechoslovakia usliiied for the uarter-finals ong with Christian oussus and emad Destremeau o1 France. ussus put out the young Cali- ornlan, Owen Anderson, 6-4, 6-0,

2. uarter-flnal pair e, in order, send Puncec ssh t Cejnsr. ennel against Mitic, Pallads ag- -. Boussus and Budge ngalngt tmmeau. Gene Mako. Budget doubles = er, paired with Mrs. Harry Ollman of Australia, won s. first und mixed doubles match from .-- -- Varin and Ra 0nd Bill- dct of France, 6-3, -6, 6-5.

Golfers Gather For Big Meet

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. June Ik-Cherry Hills‘ = faced heavy threats toda s6 - --= arrived at the mile high - so where the three-day bom- - ~-»- t of the United states championship starts Thurs-

80 far only two players have re- - forms-noes

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BOWLING _ HULKEY

WRESI LING

Anglo-Scottish Final Assured

In Tourney

w‘!- ciblt- By firéardisnk Special

GLASGOW. June 8—An Angl - silmbitmgﬂlaloglnal in the nmuiie semi. “red mﬁlrt lmunsment was as. ed when Everton defeat.

Aberdeen 3-2 in a close amc

before 25.000 spectators st game-one victor will Qppﬁ v llqueror of Hearts in the t! semi-final, here Friday eve.

TllﬂEgubs are the survivors o1|

ere. Llmous Glasgow squad.

McLamin May Stage Comeback

(By The Canadian Press)

DOG ANGEL-EB, June ti-Jlmmy MicLamin, former world welter- weight champion who lost his title i0 reoently-detiuoned Barney Ross, llweti-ymmhswillstayinre- tircment but has had offers to come out.

The Vancouver Celt. now living here. when asked today about ru- more he had been oﬂered $50,000

for a ﬁght, replied: “Ilka, thousand dollars? That's nice. s'va had offers, but none

quite that big. mere is nothing donnitein the wind and I am pretty sure now I will stay in re- tiremcnt.”

Down The Alleys

CITOWN BOWLING ALLDYS

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Night Game: nAnIls GENTS Buffalo 000 011 100-8 8 3 A when“ J, Peterson Montreal 010 120 30x—'i 14 2 n “ma; L. Callaghan

Fink. Archer, Jacobs and Trash; L. Lsrkin G. Stewart Wetherell, Duke and Campbell, a 11¢ s. Arsensult" '.“°‘~ 8 1 "- " 19°11 til“

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Ledwmoni. Brennan. Davis and 1". Flynn G-.'Il"§_"_‘!?§ Rel-her; Johnson. Raﬂensbeliﬂ» G. Coady T “ '

Bherel- and Ogrodowski. o. Keenan '1'. csmpbell .____._.___--- P. Mclnnls C. Asilnnnlnli. SOFTBALL rnscrrca A. mums E- Bllhchﬂd

ties 1m- Mid e1. All Stars Kinsley Canals Pin Tournament

Prac

Tues n ht to. .m. at Vic- loﬂa yarkmdiadiond. ‘lvhe 1011mm‘! mtrias for the Kinsley @0519 1 h d113- urns-mam.

p] 1b are now beins v resolved for mixed teams. Ind l"!

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ted amount oi entries are 1e-

___Op en League Schedule Tonight

igulred how to fill up. All entries GILNNATI, June 0—-An out- g“ g yours in eary and don't Wm“ 01 Kalhpourls of Cincinnati Rods 101-‘ outfielder Wally norm

giuliew .2011: Giants was announ- n T General Msnsger Junior 3am;

Shake

(right) and Mis

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here are‘ Mrs. Andrew M. Helm Elsie Corlett. Miss Corlett is tulnting Mrs i cbuquerod her in the British Woman's Open Golf championship final. The victor" who halls from Troon Soot- lnnd, won 4 and 8 regain the title which she won tour years-ago.

Giants Swamp Reds But Cubs Retain League Lead Defeating Phillies

(By The Canadian Press)

NEW YORK, June 6 —- Giants wound up their National League baseball series with the Reds at Cincinnati in commendable fashion today. Not only did Manager Bill Terry end his search for a. second

baseman by acquiring Alex Kam- American

in a trade for Wally Ber-

up his 1171111511 league victory of the year.

AMERICAN LEAGUE

NEW YORK. Jlune 6-1110 Yank- ees wound up their abbreviated

baseball series

Louis’ Style Uf Training

By ALAN BANDAL Canadian Press Stall Writer ‘NEW YORK, J1me B—MI.X Sch- mellng has already requested his training quarters at Speculntor. N. Y.. be reserved for next September ...Seems he ﬁgures on passing Joe Louis this month and ﬁghting 1o;- ttge iglilalsnpiorrs end of the purse in

e .

Matchmaker Bill FﬂﬂlﬂWOfl-h of the Twentieth century 500111113 Club fears something might hep); pen to Max before his date w1

says Maxleh headgear offers little protection to his head and eyes but Soiuneling scoﬂs st weesstions he play safe with spar

visiting Joe approved of Joes inﬁghting and body pun- chinc a5 a style that “should whip a veteran like Schmeling."

Basil James left ‘Danfoiion jock- eys some mark to shoot at...When Tanforan closed Saturday James showed 65 victories in 25 daya.... That means 41 per cent of his

BASKEI BALI. 0mm SPURI

War Admiral

Where The Hand Deceives Eye

mounts paid first m0ney...Wognen owners have nominated 25 per cent of the 639 horses named for Dela- ware Park race meeting which Opens Wednesday.

Doc Defoe oﬂers "Maacey" to Joe .W111111.1ns o1 the World Tely as s. name for. C. V. Whitney's new colt, a son of Man O‘ War....The little

Macey takes in the initials of all the quints.

Lawson little. beefing about the Cherry

tough for the pros....Bpee.k1ng

ed a field for $25 more than his rental.

Hold Meeting Of Juvenile

Ball League

losing streak for the New Yorkers, eighth homer of £0 year.

and sent them on to Chicago, Croscttt on base. h tied the some where they open a four-game ser- an inning before.

les tomorrow. only two percentage Bot all their 111115 1X1 points behind the. league-leading

Cubs. - In Chicalzo. the Cubs outlast/ed Philadelphia in a free

sw battle to win 10-8 and retain eir half-game margin over the Giants.

The Cubs belted Bucky Walters

and Pete Slvess for all their hits and runs in the ﬁrst four innings, tallies to nlD

but barely saved the victory as the the odd same of the Phillies clubbed Al Boperly, Char- ley Root and Jack Russel in the

later frames.

The Browns Joe Bests. Red and two

and. carry oi! series.

The vaunted power o1 st. Louis with t out in the ninth. we

Cardinals broke fort Bees into submission 11-2. R0 Henshaw. the little south l4 hits. three 0f them homers.

circuit blow-one of his four hits in the sixth

At Pittsburgh. Brooklyn nodaei-s won 5-4. Sher did all their scoring in the grkst wry were th Km ohm and J” “m...” mm, mm“,- “m;

Y Paw. 111t- ched six-hit ball as his mates pounded three Boston hurlers for Zeke Bmlllrﬂ- drWe h W18

h at St. Louis Jimmy icx from second with the as the Redbirds battered Boston deciding run. climaxlrtg an attack

in which the Boston batters as- saulted Boots Poﬂenbergcr and

George Coﬂman for 18 hits.

lcft-handers,

two innings to turn back the - ates 9-4 as big Max Butcher hung Krakauarss cit Hamilton, Ont.

I m p e r i a I s Play Indians This Evening

For the second time in as many

Se t- Dates For

Tennis Tourney

“Y! "l" 1”“ “Wm “w” °‘“ ced by oﬂieials tonight.

the scheduled Imperials vs. Bees fixture inltéietCity tsoftball pea-Ell; 1 d 1h es posllﬂhemell 5h G b , Tige . 3; iiie gsiiie ashifted ahead u} wau- W1‘ '4’ “ab” u“ ‘mnadm’ Dms m“ erg rs Athletics. ‘gﬁltkflllrgnhtérgglsmggwwaahtggh ﬁ, tournament. The team will meet t scheduled or thg Park diamond gig?“ 4m“

teams in the standing and with muchhrivalry evtidensth bueltiwigen thlel two t e encoun er o we mm _ _ 1d ‘will; "llltlfiilnihﬁ mgellwrlf“: Ylilihuhtsiisnfrisi-slii. yeihreo Unrltzvl m" “*5 ° - Ma 0","... ..%i‘““.“”° - recor he e wo years .

21:0 m l!“ spﬂzmflleld, k (CﬁP. by Guardians Special Wire) a p our s ro es o e 1 open record with a 12-hois total . $§“§n§,f,§i°§n,e.h,8 o; 0! 339. Ralph Guldahi beat the P401131 Hockey 1am won]

l te

game a lece so 1R1 teams will

out, ton ght to take the’ lead in the

eel-la between the pa .1

6:10 sharp at Victoria Park

diamond.

REMEMBER WHEN

9901).

League pourls with the tall-end Sit. Louis Browne ger, but his Terriers let loose a. today 11% taking a 8-5 decision 0n a

15-bit attack that swamped the double y Billy Knickerbocker and R -

aim 11 2. a single by Frank Cmsettl in the ne victory ended the six-game eighth inning. Joe Dilvlaggviirils

the fourth, on four hits of! rookie Radio's wild throw

bases on balls issued by Ivy Paul Andrews, who relieved

Briggs.

At Boston traiiinc 7-2 some into the last half of the seventh. Bos- ton Red Sox put on three rousing

Detroit Tigers 8-7

{little Bobby Doerfs clean single over shortstop Billy RogelPs hegi.

and Lloyd Howatt. treasurer.

set at iv. J The revised schedule followsi

IINE. B_—-V-8‘s vs. Hawks. il-Hawks vs. Nashes. ‘12-0. C. Chevs vs. V-8’s. i4—-V-8's vs. Neshesl 16-0. C. Chevs vs. Hawks. 20-0. C. (Jhevs vs. Nashes. 23-Hawks vs. V-8's. ‘zit-Hawks vs. Nashes. 28-—V-8‘s vs. C. C. Chevs. JULY: 1—Nashes vs. V-8's. b-Hawlrs vs. C. C. Chevs Second Section 4—.N‘ashes vs. C. C. Chevn c-V-ifs vs. Hawks. '1—He/wks vs. Nashes. ‘lo-C. C. Chevs vs. V-8‘s. i$—V-8's vs. Nashes. 13-0. C. Chevs vs. Hawks.

in the llth inning at Washmlai iétflbcl-‘schwef; Nil-ill" a.» Mediwick clouted his seventh to break up me second suocessh- l’ “'- ' s"

. extra inning game between Wash- ington and Clevﬁllaéniaongiigshnirigglién mmlshes m v_8.s_ e Senators’ two rookie

‘ll-Hawks vs. Nashes. 19—V-8’s vs. C. C. Chevs.

25—Hawks vs. C. C. Chevs

Callander. 0nt., doc points out

amera shot gives the impression that the c horse. But actually it's the horse that’! t Mallow races hi1 Country Cork. One d gle and well backed

First glance at this c jockey is holding up th up in the air on his own s. the illusions oi.’ racing like the deceptive an

Htllls course in Denver where the 11.6. open 9011’ walrus- ment gets underway this week.

Brilliant In Comeback

(B! Oflo Robertson, Associated Writer) ~

NEW Y . June ti-War Ad- mkaLnnbesten since his 11ml start of 1938. finally returned to WIIlDEtiY-ion today but it was 1:14 "we all! awry as me little son oi Man O War turned 1n one of his molest perfonnancs to win the Queens County Handicap at the

°"I'rie o‘ Agluedwt tonsil Dectedly from tbs Bub ban

been cancelled was ted mlIlGled boos and cheergiieivhen ii: paraded 1n front of the crowd Q1 12.000. _But there were only cheer; when Charley xm-mngq- m“ llvlhm 1131119 $653211. 1n 1min of the ea ey ' Oilithiien-Suburbar? snark‘ “n”: 1y e e 111 n. 1 ' - - low and h1g5: esllks, eliiéimflﬁl; Fund 132 1- ’. the heaviest weight he has ever carried, over the mile in 1:30 4-5 for his 11th. Sllhlltht triumph. The time was only 4-5 oi a second of! the track recgaddset by John P. Grier, a spe e b k ' Aqrngragllrli§ddayc in the days of e 1 20 choice hi: ﬁtllielgu giicii g

of Mythical Kins and Rex Flag. His sham o! the Elurse was $4.425 and ran his ﬁlm as for the year to $54,950 and for his career to $216,054;

Three - team Softbull Loop For S’side

says the g-mss was allowed to grow in the fairways just. to make (i:

eas. a 0o

Misehhihem‘ on!‘ tbal @3193 Billiards Mu-blleheod (was) h1gh...ho less-

eliminated Carl McKenna from this years vinclal tournament and the final in the second section in a match last evening at the Sun- nyside Billiard Parlor. The scores were; McGee 300 MoKenna I55. Tonight Harry Redmond meets Bill Nicholson in what promises to be an exciting match. Nichol-

8111-1118 and tilen sold the hay on the field for HAS N0 ALI!!!

NEW YORK. June B-(CP —0.

Sendly. Scrum-ville, Canada's this Tuesday evenlhs when an crack golfer from London. Ont... election of officers and s o1“- who carried. his bid m- the British ins up M the schedule will Mk0 open champions-hip into the seml- place. ilolmans and one of mo

teams signified their intentions!!! soft ball league.

posted to entering Summersldes newly or- l Iswlcr H. It was decided to register with

the Maritime Softball Association and a committee was appointed to supervise construction of a. backs‘ and other necessary sir- rangements on the diamond.

The meeting adjoin-nod until

Fm‘ "Wat win 1'1 remain running, while Redmond is in the

At a meeting of the Juvenile Baseball League last night TNID new oﬁlcers were appointed. Whit- ey Gdllis was appointed secretary

The age-limit for the leaguewas

HALIFAX, June 6—(CP)—'1‘he annual Nova Scotia open tennis tournament. which is slated to be held in Halifax this year, wouldbe held August. 15-20 1t was annmln-

Originaily intended to be held around Aug. l, the dates were set

Cup team to play in the provincial

mark by one stroke in the 19111

Big Six-

league).

Reds. l3; Johnson, Keltner Indians. 1o; c011

"3 “h” m‘ Wm‘ m 1< Gutteridge, Cards, 1; ill/lmédvovilctha. .4 mo Cm.

Cut smoking tobacco

Cards, 7. Buns Batied In: F0

XX. 59; Averill, Indians, 48; Ott. G 48; Golan. Cubs. 41; Medwick, Cards. 3'1; ‘Keltner, Indians, 38.

_.________.-i N. H. L. MEETING DATE BET

held here June 22 ad

Satin-day.

Baseball's

(A. P. by Guardian's special Wire) (First three and tics 1n each

G AB R H Pct.

hooky, Indians 41 146 3'1 5B .3917" Averill, Indians 42 159 39 50 .371 Lavagettx). Dgs. 34 122 23 45 .369 McCormick, Reds 43 186 28 66 Imnbardi. Reds 32 118 13 40 354 Foxx, Red 80x 41 156 38 55 .353

Home Runs: Foxx. Red Sox, 14;‘

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Box lants.

YORK, June B-nasident today the Na-

announced

ofthis

be

"CAI?" swans AND 11110111‘

ﬂnalsnarrlved here tonight and said other league teams will play an he had no alibi for his defeat biy exhibition game on the school

diamo ‘ Wednesday afternoon. “$7.7M

Rosebud is the tobacco that sulislies a man's lcsie an loo. It's got the value the satisfying richness l at Maritime smokers appreciate. Fragrant as the blossoms in the tamed Volley-what's Rosebud and your B55 own pipe will prove it!

his pocket-book, the ildvour,

Annapolis

By EDWINA

c-Msimul- arm's/w 1w HAT? sMn<as's ARI. MOVIN’ oerror T}?!

WITH ALL TH‘ THINGS

Wvt. ooruzowso FROM US? You

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THCY SAID THCY'D' PACKED ‘EH- ALL BY MWTAKE AN"‘WOULD SEND ‘EM SACK THEY GOT, SETTLEN.

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At n meetin held in the town play-off if necessa y. having won hall on Friday evening three the first section.

A large crowd is ex follow their match. was referee last night and Mahar was marker.

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