LLlILY 18. 1941
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Kay Cordon lVins Title For Third Straight Year
BK D'Arcy O'Donnell Cam Ian Press Staff Writer
VERDUN, Que, Jul
free style swimming title
Canadian sw championships here.
Miss Natatoriiml course in
pert of Winnipeg placed th Ethel Gilbert of Winnipeg
tuied the senior women's 2004-94‘ free style final, an event in which placed second last year. Irene Barr o! Hamilton placed second and Hamilton third. Miss Gilbert's time was two
she
Marjorie ‘lhcmpson of minutes and 31 seconds. Hamilton swimmers
finished ls-‘iead
of Jchn Dean Toronto
Ind Gordie Castel
minutes, 19 seconds. Marjorie Thompson gave Hamil
ton another Dominion title with a victory in the junior women's 100. ._
Provincial Golf meet at S {side Saturday
The Provincial Golf meet opens at Summer-side on Saturday and the local golf members have a large entry list. Man of the R. C. A. F. golfers have a put their names down and it is expected there will be keen competition. The course is now in good shape and if the weather man is kind a good day's sport is anticipatecL-S.
Riddle wins 11th straight‘
NEW YORK. July l'l—(AP)-El- mer die. the year's pitching sensa , achieved hi; ilth victory without defeat tonight as Cincin-
nati Reds squeezed past New York w
Giants, 5-4. Riddle gave up i0 hits
and made s falterin start. but did not allow a run ter the fourth inning.
Twenty fights Serviceman‘ ,Vie at Halifax
HALIFAX. July 1'1 — (GP)- Twenty fights went into the re- cords tonight as men of Canada, Australia and Britain vied for im- ors in an inter-service b0 I championship meet that will con- eludc tomorrow nlshl-
Contestants in the events. s00"- sored by l: Canadian navy. 1h- ciuded men of the Canadian Gren- adier Guards the Lake Supeflilf Regiment, Saint John Fusiliers, the Irish Regiment or Canada» the Royal Canadian Navy, the Royal Navy, the Australian Air Force. the Royal Canadian Air F0110. and the Governor Generals Foot Guard!-
Results:—
Middieweights: c. WooieY. 5t- Thomas. 0nt., R.C.N., defeated G- Jones, R.C.A., on points: Chatfieid, R.C.A.F'., knocked out Sullivan. army in third: Bouillon, R.C.N. de- leafed H. Dupon. 0.0.0.; Porter. R.N.. defeated Pappin. army; Van- snuik, R.CA.F., defeated Cpl. Steeves, army.
Light heavyweights: Kennedy. C. G. 0.. defeated Eierguaon. IR-C-t Stoker Bowiey, R.C.N.. defeated Richards. L. s. R.; Giiiett, R.C.N.. defeated Cpl. Bingham, 0.03.04 Bellamy. R..N., scored technical k.o. over Short, R.C.A.: Nlckolo, 0.0.0. defeated Webb. R.C.N.
lieatherweights: Rossiter, R. N. defeated Leroyer, R.C.AI‘.: Rochon 6.0.0., defeated Miller, Wlnnipel. R.C.N.; Cooley. R..N., defeated Le. combo, RCJLF.
Welterweights: Mickey MoMuliin, Glace Bay. R..C.N.. defeated New- man. RCA.- Mosiutsky. R.C.N., defeated Mcfntyre, RAAJ‘; Bov- ine, C.0.0.. defeated Sergeant, 5t. John Fusiliers.
Ughtweights: Holloway, 0.0.0.. defeated McLean, R.C.N.; Miller. Winnipeg, R.C.N., defeated Dunn. H. C. A., in first round; Burns, R. N. defeated Dupon, army; Handy. Toronto, R.C.N., defeated L. B. ,0'Neiii, army.
DARTFORD. Enflland-(Wl-F. l. Murreil of Bcxicyheath was fin- ed five pounds and costs after I Customer complained he had re- fused to sell lier two oranges unless
1'l—(CP)- Kay cordon of Winn peg wan the Dominion senior women's 100-yard for the third year in a row tonight when she swept to a close victory over Bernice Beibeck or Hamilton in time in! and diving
Gordon covered the Verdun one minute and seven seconds, five seconds of! the record. to defeat Miss Belbeck by half an arm-length. Ethleli Gil-
chalked up a victory in the senior men's Mil-yard free sylo final when Tommy Parke of of Montreal. Parke! time was five
Yard backstroke, male S. Bell) Duiieu of Montreal third,
Castel came back to take 53 5-10 seconds,
walling) Montreal second and
Iilélontfieal nosed Em lOn and D. Pearce oi Harn- iiton in that order when he covered lhflofiodsurse in one minute, 2s 5-10
Tfnnmy Parke chalked up hi; 59¢- 0nd victory of the night in the Junior men's 100-yard free style tin. ai when he was trailed by two Mont- real wnvnctitora. N. Ashton and ‘longer. His time was 60 7-10 see-
The army team defeated navy
and air force competitors in a relay race between the three services, The amv team. composed of an. Ami Thoma-i. Staff sat. Bill But- ler. Bat. o. A. Newsom and Sgt. n. J. Heisser, covered the IOmyM-d route in two minutes fiat. Thomas had retained his three- metre springboard diving champion. ship earlier in the evening when - he piled up a comfortable margin over Ernie Hamilton and Leonard Greenougta of Ottawa.
Baseball results
AMERICAN LEAGUE Bolton 011 001 121-7 11 0
Chiollo 020 000 020-4 7 1 H. Newscme and Pytiak; Ice. Haynes and Trash.
New York 100 000 120-4 l 0
’ 102 I00 000-4 l0 2 Riddle and West; Lohmian, Mc- Gee and Dsnnina. INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
Rochester 841 000 11x40 18 0 Lyons, Dreisewerd and Robinson; Hutchinson and Parsons. INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE 000 000
Newark 000-0 3 1 Syracuse 000 100 21x—4 i0 2 Christopher. Byrmes and Seam: Birrkhart and Bot . NATIONAL LEAGUE Chicago 000110-2 6 0 Philadelphia 000 200-2 6 2
Page and McCullough; Podga-Jny Warren. (Game called end
with her team. eck second and Connie
the senior men's 100-yard free style in with Irwin Crosth-
L. Larson of Hamilton third, In the junior men's 100-yard breast-stroke final, D. Igsser o; out B. shepherd of
Favorites advance In Millar Trophy Golf ch’sh|p
TORONTO. July 1'7—(CP)—De. fending champion Bobby Gray played heads-up golf today to sur- vive opening rounds of the Millar Trophy championship for Eastern Canada professionals.
The scarborough professional, was carried to the 21st hole before eliminating Bobby Lamb of Torch-I to Lantbton in the first round and: followed this u with a 2 and 1 victory over Wilie Lamb o: the sasne club.
Jack Littler of Ottawa, one of the outstanding out-of-town en- tries who drew a first-round bye, WB-s about the “hottest" player on the Isiington Club course, posting‘ s. 7 and 6 decision over Bill McWil- i liarinhs ofséorlolfitlo St. Andrews,
8 ar Tro h in Dick Bcrthwick of Tollolltow Orlltr: dale, bowed out of the tournament when he was defeated 2 and 1 by Nicol Thompson jr.. of Guelph in the second round. Borthwick and Thhmlllfin received first-round byes,
Lex Robson, six-times winner of the lwphil. was no match for Beb- bY Reith of Windsor. Reiih elim- inated the veteran from Peteibor. ough 3 and 2 in the first round and then battered Frank Locke of Burlington 6 and 5 in the after- noon round.
Cabs, Phillies Tied as rain Halts game
PHILADELPHIA. July i'l—-(AP)— heavy rain halted the game between Chicago Cubs and the Phiiiies to- day in the seventh inning with the score tied at 2-2. It wilirgo into aw National Lea- gue reco s as a game played, but because of the tied- score will be played as grt of a. doubleheader here Aug. . Bill Nicholson's 16th homer of the season enabled the Cubs to dead- lock the count in the fifth.
Favorite defeated Vin Golf quarter finals
sixth rain). AMERICAN AGUE ,, 001-1 I 0 Detroit 110 022 1OX—'l 14 l
Hudson: Kennedy (6) and Early: ‘Trout and Sullivan.
Halifax swimmer
VERDUN. .. Jul l7—(OP)— R. Jaeger of QI-lllfllfax 85.. eliminate ed in the semi-final heat for the senior men's 100 yard free style swimming title at the Canadian swimminl ‘zhailzhlglvlhk Chfllhhlim‘ shi h re . Allstsreuualiiylns for a send-firm! heat last nizht, Jaeitfl‘ placed lhirlg
in lahl heat 001113115. Newark 60 31 .659 Oastel of Montreal and L. Iarson of Bum“ 55 38 M; Hemilwn- Montreal s1 so .561 Rochestgt 54g ti: Jersey y S U56 39 47 .453 j zgers béll’ 14 Bil-‘tifinore as so .412 - “nix!” i ding ill: “in?” e not l o u n l II HItS t0 will 7-1 INAnTIONAL LEQGUE m Brook yn - St, Louis 53 30 .639 ii 43 35 .551 957F591“ “"1” “Pfipltjymfil ghlliirlllllll 4a so .524 Emma Hmmuagnilehkuhslag-s lh hies last Plttsbumh 38 3B ~5°° i 4"! 440 ppearance at Briggs Staodiun. hfld shim!“ 37 ' little more success todav as Ddeei-‘Yolé ggli-héll h“ 72*? Tillers belted hits w B“ fl t‘? H" "- Washington Senators. 7-1. (not including II K lam l sesllilitihm liicmry of the season I against five defeats. K111551118 h hhm‘
out’. when Rudy York's emf “twig s alga??? a fllh 1h the Missal}: brilliant nitchim also halted the batting streak of short-
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nounced tonight.
The competition will be 36 hol” of medal Dlsy 09th l° 53""? boys who are junior me a o any club affiliated with any m‘ vlmlal or state golf association.
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10 FREE SWIMMING LESSONS
FOR BOYS and GIRLS 10-14 YEARS INCLUSIVE First Class: Monday, July 21, 10.30 a. 1m
At The Butts
Swimming Instructor: o. n. Morris. Gen- Swi- Y-Mfi-A-
round and Quarter-finals m-atohes of the United States public links golf chamnionsiai
e a matches without trouble until [I3 elymlnated [hooked up with Jack Kerns. ain in-
piayed winnim Rolf all the way and ‘ closed out the match on green
National lei-Elle. Ott. Giant! 15-
SPOKANE. July 1’!—(.AiP)—De- feat of the tournament medallist and red not favorite. Jimmy Clark, provided a climax today to third
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How They Stand
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE won lost Pct.
(By The Associated Press) Batting (three leaders in each
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Riddles streak A year late
By Gayle Talbot Associated Press Sport Writer
NEW YORK, July l7—-(AP)—— This time a. year ago, when Cin- cinnatl mas were rollinl Mons to their second straight National League pennant, Elmer Rddle would have been B. baseball sen- sation.
But Eisner was a year late. ‘Ihe Reds have fallen apart so com- pletely that Manager Bill Mc- Keohnie has been kept busy dodg- ing the pieces. And so Elmer's feat of winning 10 straight games, tha last two shut-outs, has passed prac- tically unnoticed.
Elmer Riddle is a tail, blue-eyed, square-jawed young fellow out of Columbus, Ga. He admits modest- ly that he owns 10 victories with- out a loss, and says "I guess maybe I'll do all right i1’ my luck holds ou "
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(By The Canadian Press)
Fbr “getting that was none of Johnny Rirzo, rookie Pittsburgh Pirate outfielder. was fined s"... oy President Ford Frick of tional Baseball League three years ago today. Rizzo had the bench to protest a third strike called against Jkn Tobin. bombarded Goetz with pop bottles
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ordered Rizzo out of the frame.
rent campaign was well under way that McKechnie looked around d0- liberateiy for some help. since then Elmer has been every club in the league except Pittsburgh. and his last six victories have been 02m- olete games.
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Hitting string Snapped at 56
CLEVELAND. O... July IL-(AP) —Joe DiMaggids fad-game hittng e streak was snapped here tonlzht as his New York Yankees beat Cleve- land 4-3. The siuggers string began May i5 against Chlrazo and bfltcr- ed George sislers modern record of 4i, established in i922. and Wil- lie Keelers 1897 mark of 44.
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azainst Chicago. might have been extended but for sharp fielding by Ken Keitner. Cleveland third ions."- man. In the first and" seventh in-
elghth, coming to bat against 13.1.;- by with the bases filled and one out. However, he biuiced to Boudreau for a fast d:ubie play.
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Cleveland T0 §even Games
-—-_ (By LARRY HAUCK. Associated Press Spcri Writer) CLEVELAND, July l'l—(AP)—The fiasl-slrpjilng New York Yankees virtually knocked Cleveland out of the American League rare tonight with their seCund consecuiivc victory over the imli.~ns, 4-3 m a fight, bag. ile before 67,468. Victory put the New Yorkers oovrn games ahead. Joe Dilllaggilfs hitting slrcuk was snapped at 56 slrulglil. gnmcs as Al Srnllh and Jim Bughy rrilrell him iliroc times and w. iki-ai him n fourth.
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