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Abbies Defeat J

The red-hot Senior Basilica Youth Club made it 10 wins in 11 starts by defeating the 13.1.5. Shamrocks 15-9 and the Abbles turned back the Junior B.Y.C. ll- 3 in city softbslll league games pla) ed last night.

Danny MscCormack'a Abbies er- upted for 5 runs in a big fifth in- ning to turn what was a close game into a route. Bull Dunn cli- maxed the frame with a tremend- ous one-run home: into leftfleld.

Ced Ballem went the route for the Abbies giving up 9 hit! to the juniors striking out A of them and didn't issue a walk.

Father Clarence Roche was talc ged for only one more blow than Ballem but his teammates let him down making 5 errors. three of which were of the always disast- rous outfield variety.

Father Roche struck out 3 and walked only 1.

Paddy Shepherd hit a homer for the Abbles'but Vern Blanchard led all hitters with a pair of doubles and single. Dunn hit a double be- sides his homer.

Father Roche clobbered a triple for the youth club and Billy Mulli- gan and George MacDonald each had doubles.

In chalking up their tenth win against one defeat the Basilica Youth Club narrowed their ”magic number" to three in their search for the City Softball League champ- ionship during league play.

The B.Y.C. can" clinch the title by winning three of their remain- ing five games. Any combination

uniors ll-3

which amounts to three will mean the League title for the bustling Youth Clubbers.

In defeating the Shamrocks last night the B.Y.C. had their tough- est fight of the year. The Youth Clubbers scored seven times in the first inning but the Shamrocks for- get to play dead and promptly got back in the ball game with six big runs in the third inning.

The score was tied 9-9 at the end of the seven innings but in the first extra inning the B.Y.C. hitters started to find the range while the Shamrocks ” S

weakened and the winners sent six runners across the plate.

Joe Thistle started on the mound for the B.Y.C. and was relieved by Ralph Pineau in the third. Thistle pitched the fourth and Pineau came on in the fifth to finish the game. The win for Pineau was his sixth as a pitcher without a defeat

lron arm Dempse Gregory pitch- ed for the Shamrocks and save for the first inning hurled top notch ball. He gave up five hits in the first and only seven hits in the last seven Dames.

Charlie Weatberble. Apps Arsen- suit and Gene Ward each had two hits for the B.Y.C. Clary Peters and Joe Revell hit triples and Ralph Pineau a double. Leo Dewi- ing hit a long pinch hit single in the sixth for the winners.

Jimmy Hughes hit a home run and double to pace the Shamrocks; Jack Shephard and John Walsh also starred at the bat with two

of B.Y.C. wins and Barry's losses

Alfred Groom Sets New Record For Pole Vault

ANTIGONISH. N.S. (CPJ Track and field records tumbled Wednesday as Maritime athletes stepped up their paces in the an- nual Highland Games here.

Joey Mullins of Glace Bay. N5- aet new marks in the 440 and 800- yard runs. Alf Groom of Summer- side. P.E.I.. cracked his own

Bing Crosby Reported In Tiger Bid

DETROIT um - singer-actor Bing Crosby who is vlrt-owner of the Pittsburgh Pirates. has joined with 10 other men in a aJIIdlC8f-8 that reportedly has the inside track on the multi-million dollar bidding for the Detroit Tigers.

The famed "groanar" was en route to his Elke. Nam. ranch and was not available for comment. His brother Larry. a business asso- ciate, called a report of Bing's participation in the syndicate :'ri- dicuious."

But two Michigan radio execu- tives who head the syndicate tn- aist Crosby is a member of the 11-man group that bid five million dollars for the Rigers and Briggs Stadium.

Some question was raised that Crosby would have to dispose of his stock in the Pittsburgh club if the syndlcate's bid is accepted by trustees of the estate of the late Tiger owner. Walter O. Briggs Sr.

Ellllt syndicates have bid for the Detroit franchise including Jack Cooke. owner of the Toronto Maple Leafs.

singles each.

mark set Tuesday in the pole fault and broke a Nova Scotia record.

Lloyd Robinson of Bridgetown. N.S. cut four seconds from the Games mile record and Jean Slade of Amherst set a girls' shot putt record.

Mullins paced the half-mile in 1157.7. bettering his own previous mark of 1258.4 set last year. His 50.6 for the 440 was a second faster than the record set in -1934.

Groom, who bettered the pole vault record Tuesday with a leap of 11 feet, seven inches. cleared the bar at 11 feet, 11 inches for a new provincial mark Wednes- day.

Robinson LL pped four seconds off the previous mile mark with a time of 4:343.

In the women's events, Miss Slade heaved the shot 36 feet, 8?; inches for a meet record. Lmjmjj.

Eddie Machen Scores l5fh Straight Win

MIAMI BEACH, Fla. fAP)--!id- die Machen. the lithe young Cali- fornia heavyweight. scored his 15th consecutive victory as a pro

Charlie Brace Wins Amateur Golf Ch'sl1ip

DIGBY, N.S. (CP) - Charlie Brace of Halifax Ashburn kept up a steady game in the final rounds here Wednesday to win the -72-hole Nova Scotia amateur golf tourney by a single stroke.

Brace's four-round total of 311 was one better than the 311 carded by runner-up Peter Hope of Dart- mouth Brightwood, who ended the tourney with a 78 in the ting) round.

Mighty Flashy Double Winner

SAINT JOHN, NB. (CF)-T. P. Downers pacer Mighty Flashy from Hillsborough. N.B.. Twas the only double winner in a nine-dash harness racing card here Wednes- dai night

Other winners were: Allen Spencer. owned by W. Carr. Cold- brook. N.B.. Hcro's Child, W. Ncvers. Hartland, N.B.; Winni- peg's last. P. Lavers, Bedford. NS.: Wayne Brewer. Chief Stable Coldbrook: Janet Clegg. H B. Bridges. Gagetown. NB.: Hi In Baron, Bright Spot Club. Saint John: and Gay Music. M. Cough- lan. Coldhrook.

Darts Blast y Bombers 13-7

in a Junior Softball League tus- ale played last night the Darts came from behind to flay the Bowery Bombers 13-7. under a bar- rage of home runs. Allan MacDon- ald. Gary Gallant. Harvey Hood and Blane Weatherbie all hit cir- cuit clouts for the winners. Harvey Hood was the winning pitcher and Junior Flanagan took the loss.

Morrison Wins Smythe Golf Trophy

BOISCI-IATEL. Que. (CP)-Jim Morrison. Toronto Maple Leafs defenceman. Wednesday won the Conn Smythe Golf Trophy com-

tional Hockey League.

Morrison posted a medal score of 81 over the Royal Quebec course. nine strokes over par. to beat Joan-Guy Gendron of New York Rangers. who shot an 84. Marcel Pronovost of Detroit Red Wings took an 87 and Jean Beli- veau of Montreal Canadiens soared to a 92.

SOFTBALL

GAME TONIGHT B.Y.G. vs. Barry

peted for by golfers in the Na- fit

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Flysrs-Stars Play Tonlgilt At' Memorial Field

The league-loading r and the Stars tangle tonighthirtrja re-

Page 6, The Guardian NOT IN 1933

By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Casey Stengel's two illustrious cripples. Yogi Berra and Mickey Mantle will be in the lineup today when New York Yankees open a three-game series with Cleveland Indians at Yankee Stadium. Bcrra's hand injury in Tues- day's all-star game at Washington turned mil to be minor-at least it uasnit scrious enough for him to take the case to a doctor. Mantle. his right knee in a brace. reported no ill effects from playing the full nine innings at Washington and indicated he's ready to continue pursuit of Babe Ruth's home run record. Johnny Kucks will pitch for the Yanks agaist Bob Lemon.

The major leagues return to full activity after their three days' all-star holiday.

Cloufier ls Swim Entry

LONDON (CPL-Jack C' " . 24-year - old Montreal swimmer. has been chosen as one of 29 inter- national enlries for the Aug. 12 Channel swim sponsored by the Billy Butlin organization. it was announced Wednesday. A five-man panel picked the 39 from among 100 candidates. Among the successful ones are endurance swimmers from Le- hannn. 'I'urkcy. india. Egypt. France. Argentina. Germany. Sweden and Portugal. Some f.'2.000 in prizes will be distributed by the Butlin organiza tion. which runs a string of holi- day camps in Britain.

Cloutier. in Folkestnne with his wife. says he feels "extremely

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fighter Wednesday night when he knocked out big Nine Valdea with a smashing right to the stomach in the eighth round.

Already the tenth ranking heavyweight, the 24-year-old Ma- chen undoubtedly improved his po- aitlon with his decisive victory over the giant Cuban. whom he had already beaten in a previous meeting in California last April

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Berra, Manfle. In Lineup Today

POST-GAME MYSTERY

Berrs's injured hand added a little post-game mystery to the an- nual sll-stsr classic, won by the National Leaguera. 7-3.

in the sixth inning. Yogi's right

from the hat of big Ted Kluszew- ski of Cincinnati. The two small fingers were badly bruised and Berra said "felt numb."

"I may have ten: x-rayed." he said, indicating the possibility of broken bones.

The Yankee front office said Wednesday it had received no re- port from the iron man catcher and the team physician. Dr. Sid- ney Gaynor, said. "He hasn't checked in with me."

Stengel. asked whether Yogi would be in there catching against Cleveland. said wryly: "He al- ways catches, doesn't he?"

The Yankees hope to lengthen their six-game lead against the in- vasion of the Western clubs. The second place Chicago White Sox

follow the third place Indians into town.

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hand was nicked by a foul tipl

gulsr fixture of the cf baseball ' 1 fi .ttl',lJ-nnr?lfhO'1'UGPl. ha

1: ve pt on ve tasted defeat only once but that was a 13-llaniblating at the hand of these very same stars the last time these two squad met.

After a slow start lost th roe straight- heavy-hittins Stars made it two wins in a row with their thrilling 3-2 victory over the Dodgers Trua- day night and Tom Macllyarlana believes now that his long ball hit- ters have found the range life is going to be quite miserable. for pltchers on rival teams. ,

The stars hold two victories

for a second-place tie in the league standings with the Dodgers who have 2 wins in 6 starts good,for 4 points. On a percentage basis of course the Dodgers are in the cal- sr.

Fiddler MacDonald has big Don- nie MacLean ready for tonightla work against the Stars although he may make a switch to lefty Jack Burke. Vern Hsndrahan will likely go for the Stars although there is a possibility that rookie Bobby Simmonds may make the first start of his career in city league play for coach MacFarlsne. Game time is 6.30.

Remember When

Allie Reynolds. the Big Chief. pitched the first of his two major leagt. no-hit. no-run games Ia New York Yankees defeated Cleveland Indians 1-0 in a night game five years ago today. His second no-hitter came little more than a 'nonth later against Boa-

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Auuzssoaeallu , . . close . Fifiisghes Feature f S'side Racing Program

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daily. double. feet 3 and Ill Clbgtlo,

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nesday in Halifax and District Sen- ior Baseball League games.

Arrowsutoek the seven - innini opener 3-0 behind five-hit pitching by Paul Brendle. Bill Smith hurled a three-hitter for Steliarton. Ar- rrow's Ray Looney homered In the sixth with none on.

The Albions lost a 5-8 decision in the second game. Tommy Bui- nowski pitched the win for Ar- rows. Loser Russ Henricks was relieved in the sixth by Bill Smith. Dan Hsfer hit a Dartmouth homer in the fourth with none on. Arrows were outhit and had more errors than Albions. but made up for the mlscuea in the

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KENTVILLE. N.S. (CF)-Hall fax Citsdels were outsiugged and outscored by the rejuven- ated Kentvllle Wildcats here Wed- nesday in a Halifax and Dlstrcif Senior Baseball League game.

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