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Reds Increase Lead To Three Games As Walters Takes 13th Triumph

new roux. Jlllv is. rAnL ,l>ittsburgh with hre ne-t l-e=.ult that

Welterweight Title, Maritime-s Is At Stake

1 :hl~ Phils‘ lllllill. off two pitchers to slaughter Bos- ‘klvll DOCIIZPlK illlfl the Pl- ton Bees 12-2, at St. Louie for

GOSHEN, N. Y., July 15 —(AP\

In one of the closest matches ever

THE CHARLO’! TETOWN GUARDIAN

Miss Betty Large Takes Ladies At Belvedere Course

Golf Title

semi-final match of the bracket.

- Grand Clrcultracing with mut- uel betting was staged at Goshenw historic half-mile track today for the first time. with a four-race program featured by the Village Fann Stake for ILWO-YPBI-Old pac- ers. .

The race of the baby pacers was won by the favorite Saratoga, own- ed by T. L. Gustin of Holioong. Pa.. and driven by the veteran Will Bull. A l-to-Q favorite at the start Saratrlgo was beaten in the first heat by Scots Emilee. the winner paying $43.60 on $2 tickets. In the next two heats Saratoga was much the best.

Dale Hanover, which won the first division of the Trotting clubJhe 'I‘rot. was driven by youthful 1751 Johnny Caton and 1s owned by E. T. Gerry, chairman of the Harness Rorse Racing Commission. The 1939 Humbfetonlan winner, Peter Astra. made his first start of the season and was favored but Dale Hanover had more homestretul speed

B: “airs (ll\'.('.‘.‘fl a dolzbkhc-wcer at their fifth straight victory.

it Oust“ 1C'leveland_ From American League

Lead For Tllird Time

l5—lAPi- .Phlladelpli:a over the Athletics.

v As Anlrrlcan League 1 Chicago white Sox stayed of! an

l0 Washington eighth-inning ulprls rig by the l

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\\'2<lSl'llllgI(‘ll won Yankees to win a 3-2 decision at : heme behind the l New York and snap a four-game "n ct‘ rower 11;! Sid nvlnnlng streak of the world chem- , .0.» llli‘\'(‘(l cu: oi plans. k h“ so mm

; _1_-~l, lnclg ma 2s ll Rled x l ng or- 51.201 24,-1.1? “m; m me § der oannonaded 16 hits oi‘! the ser- ...n.ng, but 1L took a slxth- - vices of four St. Louis Browns’ .i:.l g lit-ill? run by Rudy Yorklpitchers at Boston to aweeP 111911’ no Pall] Trout‘; relief pitching to l three-game series with a 10-6 tri- glve the Tigers zl 9-8 victory at llmDh- '

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Brady Hanover. favorite for the

fourth division of the netting Club f};

Tee Off For Red Cross Match Today,

DETROIT, July l5--(AP>—Gene Sarazens against Walter Hagen‘; Rzydsr Cup team over the long. dffzcult Oak- land Hills course tomorrow and if

and The Haig. it sliculd be the golf-

The rival captains clashed today over final arrangements, with Sar- azen contending that since it's a Ryder Culp match the solid, gold trophy shculd go to the victor, "There's going to be a kzdnapping of a trophy it‘ they don't gA-e usl

here?"

That was the latest outburst over the two-day match. which is ex. pected to draw $35,000 for Red Cross War Relief.

Sllrazen blew up a meeting between the two to iron out dim- culties and insisted on strict ap- plication of Ryder Cup rules with Hagen to remain merely a non. playing captain, u "Then." burst out The 11mg, “my have wu been going around announcing you were going to play me in a special match?"

Saracen denied he had salq "w. thing albout such a match.

iFnal llnelllps will not be deem. air until Just before the teams tee-

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battle ls anything like the wr- tllts between the fiery Gene

classic oi‘ the year.

Loxnorrs BIG SHELT noNDoN —(CP) -GreatE%l-i¢. alns largest air-raid shelter is now open for business. It was adapted flom the Borough Tube mnnel helc at a cost of $225,000, ha;

Pace, after finishing second in the

saw the two shot-makers stage a

lFigllt Fans Ilot In Agreement (Iver Boning Battle

still were as wide apart as the top and bottom ~04’ a. club SllndWlCfl when the lightweight chum ion and the welterweight bus put ie fin (iishlng touches on their trai a

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Two things, they believed, were definite:

1 Armstrong, woeful in training and no ionizer the little dark des- troyer who held three champion- ships simultaneously, will have to snap out of it in a hurry if he hopes to ake care of the Texas thin man. He cant’ afford the early olng.

to fool around in

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gym work at Stillmanﬂs, was punch- rl‘ irluslloezls 511°“ a“ iwllk ogd 1151.2

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‘st-rule t knockouts.

The bettln men continued tocut the price to ay‘. A weak ago, they. had Hammerln Henllery m l to 1i to take care of the newly-crowned “Ehtwel ht champion. TOdﬂ m; were lugcy to get 6 to 9. 11' y 011 the strength of Jenkins’ Dllrwhln power and Armstrong's- 1111111111’ 11 11111111112. I Pick long-shot 15° 510D Armstrong for the firs‘.

Yankees T0 Be Sold ls Probability

first heat. choked and fell on the back stretch in the second round but without injury. The race was won Banner Hanover. Iowned and driven by W. E. Miller, of Washington. D. C.

The Goshen Driving Club Trot Handicap, amateur drivers. W88 won by Countes Christine owned

Baseball Results

Yl-JSTERUAYS RESPLTS ADIERKIKN LEAGUE

00C) 0C2 2(l2—6 ‘I1 __.__.____ - cl driven b Dunbar Bostwlck, (IOIIBTCOO Elfin-angles: By Earl mmnn any Jane, dlllven by Mrs. E. R. A“ rﬁtﬁqey. 1.516515 Assildated 1'1"‘ 51m“ Wm” Harrlman, beating her in the first

heat.

A crowd of about 2,000 was out for the opening and mutuel wag- ering was light 1n volume. The

ill‘.(l 1 CHICAGO. July l5—(AP)—Bas€- hall's richest holding-the world ' 003 m1 "MP4 10 1 championship New YOPK Yin-RES-

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satay. this. "l: pm» or e- m all» 13"“? 11116 H'11'°5~ Postmaster General James A Far- 60' 951d w place ‘m M“ n lev it was disclosed today by At- I“ 111° mm“ 11°“ °1 m“ mm” i113 W‘) ‘lzilsslg 1 tdrlle_v' Jeremiah T. Mahoney of 0111b Pa“ ' 9'79 21X" ~ N ' York. C?X,é_ll\\'$0l“l, BdilflplllLﬂlllél §llal,,,,wy_ anwmey m; George SUMMARIES . l. '1 _ :aco: . _ l“ e‘ m an l§$l‘2§°'l‘tu§§3‘§t.°’ glowes mctgntlpsglt Trﬂttlns Clubsfblg- 4111 41'1"“ P - 001 08g ‘calling for ll price of $4,000,000 has z 1" 3- Pm" t ' ' ' Yilk O00 F b ltted th R I» - {1- Anlnlernn and Tre=liz gtarleysbllegale rgﬁenllai- 511111191‘ HBHOVBX’. bh (W: 1 Bxeucr, Murphy and Rcsrlr. Dlckcy- tzvcs and added "the transaction 11/111911 - ~ - I 3 -;. ~ has gone from the speculatory to 51111151 Hamve“ h ‘Cg-y .\'.-\'l‘l().\'.\l, minute the very realistic stage." Clarence Hanover. be i ev- 4 3 h

aller) Cyrus Martin. b8 (Fleisch) 5 3 4

Time 2.01 1-2, 2.10 1-4. 2.09 1-2-

Peter Piper, Dan Patch Scott. Symbol Etawah. Peerless Prinw and Brady Hanover also started.

- ‘The announcement by Mahoney ~. W0 "f0 21053 15 1 lfanned long persistent reports that. 0'0 020 30X—~5 7 2 Farley planned to resign as chair- mld Dan- Imsl. ‘or the National Democratic lCcmmit-tee but the Democratll; lleatier smilingly declined to cclm- " mit himself when informed of Ma- h0:le_v‘s statement

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Village FM’!!! Slalll. 2 year-dd

000 100 0olQ2 s tl Pace, 2 In 3. value $5.750-

tl 0'?" 4P0 11X—3 l0 l Mahoney, former president of Sll Jriilnson and At- the Amateur Athletic Union and . Anlres; Wltsrs and Lrm- now a dlrectlcr of the R/"ppert sarawza. be (Bull) 311 . Hrt llbctzzcr Brewing Company. explained the Scots Emilee, br f (Hodgins) 16 3 lprojerted deal silﬁply, saying "we Black Hawk, blk c (Miller 2 2 w. need mon-sy to meet inheritance Hanan Crowley. chc (Pallnl 7 3 ro.

Time 2.09, 2108, 2.11. Jay Dee. Royal Lady, Time's Scarce, Melod)’ Maid, Wings, Black Bonny, Robina. Song of Love and Clara Reynolds also started.

Trotting Club Stake. first dlvl-

l!ll‘21Ol1¥113-l(l'l7 l_ 000 000 00-—l 10 l l, Since the death of Col. Rluppert l llnd Purim: Butcher, Lan- I at the ago of 71 in January, 1999, _ BflllPT= and Dnvﬂs, - lthere has been much speculation ' jlnn the ultimate ownership of the

club and its subsidiaries, which in-

l taxes."

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I! , 100 '02.'l 0ll0--3 lj) 1 elude the Newark team of the In- I’ ll- 031 000 pox-A l2 0 ternational League and the Kan- glon, 2 in 8, purse $2.500- . 11.. Pezte. Tamlllls and ..=.as City club of the American As- u“; Franks; Klinger and 1.0-1 emotion. The New York Yankee Dale Hanover. bh (J. Caton) l1 , tcldlum, home field cf the team Peter Astra. bc (Parshall) 2 2 l ~ which has won four straight world clever Hal-lover, brh (Recor) .. s 4 Iinsnrn 0:0 000 Ol0~2 B 2 cha plonships, is assessed at w, spud Hanover, chc (Pownall) 6 3 S‘ I/YUIS O02 031 03x-l2 2O 0 500M0. Time 2:06 1-2. 2:06 3-4. Balkan

Hanover and Volo Mae also start- ed.

Goshen Driving Club Handicap Trot, 2 in 3, purse $1.300 '—Aml'

Eitlzkscn, Wlllli-llll‘ Vfnrllekn and Owen.

’ 1.\'TER.\l'l\TlO.\l.1\I. LEAF UE 1 l-‘ilst Game: I ' "K

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Jersey Cllv. _ 000 001 0--l 5 2 H. n; n?“ I , teur drivers. Was burn and Pnrldrn; Castle- countess Christine. 1-,;- (p, min. C0111? and Eftps, S , M t Bosbwick, _ _ ‘ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ g . cmlll lame: l , b (Mrs. Harriman) - 240 010 100MB l0 l ‘ wlm ee $5112“ Belwlm hm (F, - 3110 1m 001p‘ 7'3“ Wisewall) . - . . . . . . . . . . .. 3 3 8 “m1 W“"1'°"1 1"'“1°‘~'-l ———— Prohibltor, bh (J. n. Harri- llvllshalv. East. Brewer and Blae- l VERDUN’ Que" July 14___(cp) _.. ma“, _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ , _ _ _ _ _ _ , _, 7 4 4 1111*“ I {The tieptll of Verduns new mun1c1- Time 2:12. 2:10 3-4, 2 11 1-2. ,pol swimming pool and the lowness Modem Bu“ grewslm- Hanover,

‘of the turning walls were credited _ ---—— ‘generally tonight with having pre- HUNTSvlrilE. Ont. July l5- l vented a few more records being i (CPl—-TllP Northern Oniaro Lawn l broken ill the 1940 dominion swim- Tenills Chaniplolvlllps got under ‘ 11111111 9-111111110115111911- > I vial. (“day wglhﬁlll. any upsets in ; 1n ll night and an afternoon fill- S - , ' p. ,cd with closcl -i'ought events, bl

.~.._.. .__ - ~u.\"r.\lllll 'I‘E.\'.\'IS 311L151‘ orlsNs Tm“. Pam Chan“, and 1M, 5w“;

also started.

‘iv . c . 1 in??? l; l9; VIN V; ‘Jack Marsha , oi Peterborougli. {um‘ed‘ ‘n12’; Ont, was the only swimmer able to I 6‘_3 lbettel- mar-ks se up in previous i____y__ years. He turned his broad should- “ cl-s into a powerhouse Saturday a1- Orts Jals Jeri ternoon to win the BOO-yard breast -——-——- p I stroke for senior men in two mln- (By The Associated Press) -______ mes. 33 4-10 seconds, 1 2-5 seconds JASPER PARK LODGE A“ l better than the old mark oi D. Ben- Batting July l5 - Seasonal honorsvfo" =='-v-' 1 “mo” of Town < (111109 195d"! 111 95/1311 1911711", era-l firsts Sl as nsccntlzll" molln-l The onllii all" Mme 0° arms mm ,3“, back uuth Mars ails was made lday Play". and Cm, G M; 3 H 1151-,

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gilt by 16-year-old Irene Barr, (I

lC‘l((77‘l1.£>-l8tXll'ilnll5.Illlgllfrliillgllcl: 1111211121,. 1 Fggm-“uénfwho giwlam her we“ m t" e WHEN. w. 59X 73 x1 w 1M 367

of visliillr Attierlclllis. First it. start lln '1‘Z'ml,',°°,e” I ‘ilgﬁﬁgnﬁf, 1,10%’; 5111911118. W. 30X 79 3511 41 95 557

over thennew seron-dav trail F1711‘ timinbettergd 1c“ owh iuniol- nlark R11<1°1111¢. 379W“ 79 395 45 116 355

leading frtm the high laitltlldes Oriel 1.04 5-10. but it was not set to 111111111118- G181"? "'1 m f g: ﬁg the Cnllltnlzza irr- lie d to Jasper 1L: a Junior record since it wasmade W11111e1- P11115591" g £1: s; 16 '82s *3 > ' VZR Mallgne Lake were Mr. and 1n ﬂ 5611101‘ CVGHI- M11?» P111 e5 '

Yesterday. the sensational voung Hamilton speedster slowed down. and failed to get better than third place in the fnal of the event. She W85 beaten by Kay Gordon and Margaret Ta gart, Wlnnlueg girls who placed frst. and second

Miss Gordon's time was 105 1-5.

Irene won the lOO-yard ire‘. stvle for junior women in 1.06 -i5_ eommg 1n ahead of two other Hamilton T, rs girls, Bernice Belbeck and Margaret. 1385:7115 cllumbla would are»; we shir- 3g, irggesmgssggfglgtdbggmgleaoro- L___._____. ed '\' Canadians a:l.. Amencans. '

Sllftﬁiﬁillll ill the earlv ski ascent 111V 11°11”? °1'm1'°111° and 911°" Remember when oi Mount"Athabascrlstowerlngsllm- °1 E1111‘? 01111911 °1,w111111Pe5- i nlli Wer.‘ Bob slnln of North Con- 1'11‘? 1115 “’°"“-’"' ""°“{'§- 1,111“ (Ely rlle clllllullsn Press) my. \Vusll, Georgie Iiisoltscllinel ﬂagglﬁﬁtfn fggeieggg‘? 23m,‘ and: Jack Delaney. French-Canadian cl Mrlllirval nll:i New York mid McCormick of “alnllton Q6“ we challenger, dethroned Pauli Bel-len- ‘ ' bach as world light heavyweight boxing champion l4 years ago to- day alt Brooklyn. The bout went l6

111111111“ 01°11 "1 w1"1‘1'1“15- F1151 IOU-yard senior free style In 58 1-5 rounds, Delaney winni. by o wide was. realest" *- - ﬁr-

Mrs. J G. Czrleman. of Sallfrl Bar- bara, Calif. Two from Pittsburg were the first to eniel‘ tho Tonquln Valley, while the first to travel the famous skyline trail from Ilia- ligne Lake were two guests from Blizzard's Bay. Mass. There are IPVFTIIl entries for the MRSGTIBI cllamplonshzp of the Mniigne River Anglers Club.

Summer skllntz honors lll the

Home Runs:-

Amet-lcan League - Foxx. Red Scx 20; National League; Miner»- Cardinals. 23.

Runs Bottled In:- Almerican League - Greenberg,

'77: National League — Giants, 60

13,1111" 111'" '1' l"? 1" 1111‘ T011‘ seconds, five seconds slower than the qxlln Vallel llILilldej three young record figure, Ted 5L Aubin of wrnen frcm Philadelphia atlrl two Hamilton, won the Mil-yard senior free style In 5.31 2-5. commred with the record time of 4.40 '1-

‘ from Irantforcl nfsn several of both sexes from Edmonton.

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