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Baseball Results Detroit Tigers Maintain lBackspin Secret m Lead With Double Win "Wills" champs Ovef N. Y. Yankees

NEW Y OR-K. July 2l-(A.P)—-In when m. ﬂiers strengthened their a “M “{F°*'“*?°“ Demflt ‘Pliers fist-place hold w.th a 3-1 victory ,\\<_>li a‘ d.ublel1eacle. tlcm new that drove the Bronxmen Iiw lot-err. xaiunes 4-3 and 3-2 w stay gm-aes DElIJId. l-ihe and a hull ahead oi the Harold Newholzser allowed eight

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PITTSBURGH. July 21 —(CPI— Douglas Opperman practiced day and night through long and winter months mastering tl1e difficult shots that won the national marble tournament —a'nd now he wan-ts to be baseball player.

TheJS-year-old Pittsburgh high

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51*?“ Gama‘) 0 030 NW3 11 1 llﬂ-lllrace Clsvennd Indians in luts, but the only one emu, gqungm school boy came home from the y, 0 0 Q_Q 1u_;__g g Q ‘he Ll-~B'lli» Amfflﬂﬁll lﬁﬂillﬂ Pen- was a single in the sxnh (o; New compeiition at the New York P“ “w, and 1‘€DbeL[5; g“;- “an ‘mase- ‘ York's only run. World's Fair with two cups, a

Uni-Dire Joe Rue called a line crown, some medafs and $2.50. but he‘s even more proud of a baseball autographed by all the New York baseball Giants.

Douglas’ mother has suggested he mJght now turn his talents to golf, but young Doug says:

"No, I want to be a baseball player."

Doug began plnyil1g tournament marblfs at it). and ZVIIICXIIICCCl then that he would keep trying until he won the 1111lia::.1 litfc. He docsnl mind giving away his secrets now, because lirxt ycllr he'll be too Old to defend his crown.

“My best shot." l1e explains, “is the back spin. I practiced it tvro years before I learned lt- well. I sow a kid using it in a tournament and realized it 1111s a sllct I'd have

Cleveland Indians broke I 1.1x.

|§om "l i“ “ml "W118 01 the lame loslna streak with a. a-e vic-

, 93ml! l mu-l- IJWYFIW WI- wry over Boston Red Sex In w.

4'11 mo 010-1014 2 “Pg M‘ °“’° Yank" ‘uni-ml l‘ fM-llltlt-ne came marked by five 4 0 O 0 3...“? n, 3 was 10 minutes before the crowd hmgg “m;

L)? ll 'I‘lesn; Vuuallilll 3nd leLa f?‘ p“? bumm and Kroc‘ arlllnldgllhj? bgbluéllliics su$illeld

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I?“ “Mm bIPHQ SWPDUM the Wlnﬂlllﬂ 30X, who pounded. four pitches ‘mm, “amp, L ow in he second game by hlt- for 19 hits.

-.‘~ . 1m s21 00o 7 12 l (llama smut’ ln the seven-m st. LouLs Browns srnplped Wash-

. L.) (M, w. .1 n 2 eclluelooy R/oue won his seventh irigton Senators sX-gwne winning

pgmgy, 9a,. ‘l - streak with a. 4-1 triumph. strained his buck Saturday.

HQ!‘- Ow 0m 0H4 l0 Cleveland Indams wept’ a ;

. _. - ldonbleheuder at Boston and tho‘ W 0°” ""2 ‘M’ z ° ultllxee e s rles wih nn l i-einr and Ilom icy; 13:19:13‘, I-Icv- 5S0“ m“ 1 9 m 1 1 9 R194

ins all“ Pvﬁsil“ 13-2115 gﬂbrFEltcgllir ghclkxefit l New Tops In |l5tl1 Ilictory and scoring a z-o gnu;

030 000 3+4 4 0 out in the HlghI/Eﬂip despise (our-

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servicos of Joe Dlmaggio, who

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9f," l nOJ 1.11.. 1.0-4.0 v 1H1“: Plwllllla by Boston's Fritz On- omoaoo, duly 21 -(CP) —'I‘he "1 use un- side spin, too. m got D n and Pylluk; Ostermuel-‘ ellllueller. harum -scal'un1 wmboyisli Babe into position. 0n the back spin m an“ Urkmh '11"? Simawlb 8911i I 501151911984? Dldrikson — whose running and you pinch the shooter hard and if

_ {er at Wailliinglton with st. Louis, qligltiéllg c8112 sccogd game 5-4 after 100 0 0404; 15 1 c vng - 1n eopener. 01.1 331 060-4 l2 o. Dmm L?°."a“1 °f ‘he semiari- wson and Swim. Loom lurid to retire as the result o! m ‘l_ll__]ILl'y when he deflected a line unve off Jchnrly Berardiiho‘: bat. beOn edgalnligatgxon it walc learned . 1 MP4 n ; onar ‘ a 1st a bocd vessel 1.11 1.1 .1 .\I.lls and swlit, Smce- _ “M39 ‘e °x W°Pt“m1'°°' championship at Milwaukee the $1140 and EH15- ’ Eglllqedslerll? gommkme Aimen“ M other day —the US. women's west- OI ladelfb} l; 5;, 11% b°m 3m" ern open. “No other woman in the yanomu. LEAGUE 1% ‘Jvaxfkél H‘ ‘I'm e314 1'“?- world can hit like she does." says e 5 “aw “m1” a. rival, the veteran Mrs. Opal Hill.

jumprn-g turned the 1932 Olympic you don't practice 1r every day Games into a one-girl show —lins-- your thumb 1102s stiff You must matured into a pleasant, snappilyy- learn the spins to win."

dressed young lady who is just a- The spin ls like Enghsli on a bout tops in anal-her sport, golf. cue ball in pool or billiards. It After sac went professional, fo.- causes the shnoter to travel in re- lowing the Olympics, Babe took a verse or sILther off into position fling at exhibitions in various for the next shot after striking a sports, then concentrated on golf. marble

She won her first maJcr golf ~—ii————-

{first (illnlc: 5p [Allis

Second Gil-mt: 5: L-i 11 s

Oarsman Seeks

e Firt Game: °.E'_" _§B.:F1¥ma3lf As a kid Babe layed every sport Phllaiclplha. 001 004 INA-B 14 1 mwkvmmu*'__‘——-_' " ‘she ever heard all. The Texas girl l Relnstatenﬁlent Crucago 000 U01 100-42 6 1 Wicker. Lamﬁivlel‘. Herring 811d .hlt the headlines in 1930 by set-

bllll~1lll¥ Hill AMWN; OBEII, Lee Becker. Glllllﬁﬂl; RIIVB. 5W1)’ 811d ‘ ting national records in the base- uiri Hﬂlwrlfll. Gill-lib» lKilroiv-sltl. Scheiftma. ball and Javelin throws and per- forming well 1n other events.

Babe gained international fame

RED BANK N. J., July Z1 —(AP)

-- Application of Bill Miller of

Second Game: Second Game:

Philadelphia 22o loo 000-o n l .M.onitreal ooo ooo I—-1 1 a by bettering world Javelin and ao- Phlladelbhla. former United States ChLOLtgO one 210 aux-e 15 o mcneszier 0:0 000 0-0 5 o meg“ hum), feogrds 1,, me 1932 amateur sc-ullmz cqamplvu. for re- Bro-mi. s1 JOllllﬁlill, Syl Johnson Crouch and onlianl; Gornlclu Qlymplgs m, 1,05 Angel“, she was losiervnlciivivas tabled by the na- lnd Ivarrcn; Mcoty and Todd. land Mueller, hailed as nme greatest woman tlonal aSSZ-Clililoll of amateur oars- Mmewn on the basis o; m“: nc_ men Saturrl , until the body's Jan- Flrﬁl (illimﬁ First Glmﬂl complishments. She turned pro late “my m?“ l‘? _ New York 09o 000 01c -1 z o ‘Baltlmﬂre 3E0 00o 001-s 1o I 1n 1933 am,- a mix-” over an ad. _Mll 011 runner-lip for the Olym- Clnznnari 00) 24.1 0tlx—o l0 0 lJersey Cm, 010 030 59x4 17 1 vertlsing testimonlal affected her pic singles crown in 1932 turned ;

Hudliri. P. Dean and Datin.ng,l DDea; Derringer and Lmnibardl.

_ Collier, Hughes and Redmond; ‘vandenberg, Cohen, Harrzs and Blaenllre.

amateur ‘mum There {Mowed- a professional for a series of races! series of exhibitions, some featur- “m”? Bob. P““"“"-‘ °5 Hamlmm- mg he]. as a baseball piwhel. 0111.. 111 which the Canadian world

PYOICESDIIIIl champion gore Millcl"

Second Game:

Th if. B d " in . . . .. New York‘ 000 101 000—2_.8 0 I Second Game: her fax-Ltggumezbemwflgagflgeﬁxséear a beating _olf the Canadian Na- C-llfllllllail 0-1 0W 0l-\'—4 12 0 Baltimore 400 000 0-4 7 0 she w-m the Texas “own The“ tlonal Exhibit-ion wateiront in T0- Gulnoert, Ms-lzon, Schumacher Jersey City 100 000 0-1 4 l She w“ ruled Ineligible for a_mn_ ronto.

‘end Dunning; Mooty and Todd. Johnson, Bin-khan and Kmcher;

Hemhawlnast and ' teur golf because of her profss-

sionalism in other sports. lmmmvr‘ km‘ P";-

"l" °‘"““= Babe finally discovered lipstick W """“_“ h 8 g gofo-“P 001 5w 030.9 i; (l, and beauty parlors. She married OUT OUR WAY g ‘ k“ 8 yum” 00° 000 390-3 Wrestler George Zaharlas in 19-

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NEW YORK. July 3l—-(AP)—- The National Leaiguedeacllng Reds put theLr stesm roller lrllo IIIOLOII today to crush New York Giant» 6-1 and 4-2 at Cincinnati tor their ninth double triumph of the sea-

son. '

In the opener. Paul Derringer held the Giants to two 1111s. The big hurler retired 21 men in a row in the first seven innings. _

Hurler Jim Turner counted his fifth stra;gl1t vlctoly and Ernie Lombardi hzs tenth home run in the nightcao.

The Cardinals divided a double- header m st. Lcuzs until the scu- ondvplaoe Brcc-klyn Dodger, win- ning the lnglhtoalp 5-2 on limes Slaught-ers 11th and 12th lionrcrs of the ear after mund trip blows by Joe eciwick and Joe Gallagher brought the Dodgers a 3-1 decls~ ion in the opener.

The Pirates trounced the hap-

Royals Sweep Doubleheader

MONTREAL. Jilly 21» (APM-

Montreal Rcyals took both ends oi l their double bill at RT-CIIQSICI with‘

the Red Wings today to sweep the International . eu" series, win- irn-g the fzrst 4-3 b lunrl Kcmp Wrckcr and the ssccnd 1-0 for B111 Crouch.

A big fourth inning in which they scored f;ve run] clinched a 9-3 victory for Toronto Maple I/eafs in a SITIEYlP g"me at Syracuse with the Cine-ts.

The Blsrrs ended a seven-game losing streak at. Buifzllo whm they won the lllglllf-Lp of a doublehead- er with Nevwrk 6-1. The Bears mic the ffr"t 7-5.

Alex Kumiprurs connected evil-h.

his 22nd homer of the se-alson in the opening grme Jersey City and Barlmore divid-

crl a doubleheader at Jersey Clty..

the Little Giants wnnlng the op-

tenor 6-4 and the Onclfs the night-

cap 4-1.

Jersey City Giants moved buck into the first dtvzs on Sat-urdav when they downed Baltimore Or- lci-rs l0~4.

In th-e only other grime plowpd.

cronto I/ila-ple Leafs invaded Bu!’- i'al_o and PG! the Bisors down :0 a. 7-a defeat in a night game

lThree Tied In

course on next Saturday, it was

‘hnntlcnp and net score follow:

lless Boston Bees 5-8 and 16-2 in a

doubleheader at Pttsbursll 9° make a cle.:n sweep of the serlei.

The Cuts spl.t a ooublelifaﬂl" ‘iii. Philiies at Chl- oagn, the Vial ls r-kllt; bile 0P9“- cr 8-2 on a H-hit attack and the Cubs the nlghicop 8-5 on Hank Lriberks two ,me runs.

Bucky Walzers chalked up his i-ith victory of the season Satur- (myy when he 15¢ cl.\\'n New York chant; Willi three hits and 81W? the National Leagu» leltllllg C.n-; cznnotl Reels a 5-1 vmory. ‘

The Reds picked up a game on the sccondwpl. - rcoklyn Dodgers. 11s the Do. ‘e busy dropping n ' t zrn to Si, LCIIIS-

I< st bilselnan Art Mahan (ircve .31 live runs willl a l1cme run and 11cc slngle. to lcad Philadelphia‘ l-‘hiihes lo a 9-3 win over Chicago

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First Round Ofi Golf Tourney

"rs were tied with 67 Pal round ot the Pro- irllt “K15 play- Co‘ so l1c-rc Satur- d were Heath anti SPYQL. Helloifs, both

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wiih a net scorer»! 68 \ n1 Beer, youthful Char- l’) eiotm player with the Iovrest ;1 score for the day was tied .h G. G. Hughes and G. E. Rob- inson for third position, each with a n21 of 69.

Second round of the tourney will be played at the Summerside

anno iced. 'l‘ile ylaycrs with

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l-Iroth Saunders, 82 la 67 Sergt. Hclloffs, 85 18 67 R. A. Canning 9i 24 67 R/cﬂ lvI-ar-Kinnon 91 23 68 William Bwr 79 1O 69 G. G. I11 33 14 69 l}. E. 90 30 69 L. J. Sl..(>_v. 89 l9 70 Guy Kennedy 9O 20 '70

=l‘r'"i Dﬂlvlrng 9i 21 70

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Salvo, Sullivan and Barres Muc- Walkup Pezzullo and Heath‘ 38 she k5 . , ' . ' - . pt working on her golf. groin, Lanahzin. Blown and Dietz. Clemehsen, Banucle and she“ uke to be reinstated as an (

Bmmnm‘ amateur. think: she can beat the

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{How They Stand

KIM. Second Game: Boston 0ll 000 00~2 9 2 Plllsltllreu 100 1'15 02-10 1a 1 POSQUPI, Strlncevich, Jlvcry, Pie- ehvla. ivlllidms and Must; Lan- NIIG. Bowman and Lopez,

First Game:

Louisville 2; Minneapolis l0 Second Game:

Louisville 3; Minneapolis 3

First Game: rim Glmtl Indianapolis a; st. Paul a (Canadlan Press) Brooklyn ooo 100 0024 a I Second Game: 5t. Lcus 0G0 1100 0l0~l 7 0 Indianapolis 1; St. Paul l0 l INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE Fﬁtrslmmons and Mancuso; First Game:

5h°lll1 Mid Owen. Columbus 11; Milwaukee 4 Wogi lfst RC. _ 6 5 ..

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