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SPORT
MPECTiNG
iTHR
OPPOSITION
Manager
Jlmmie
Seed
of
Charlton
Athletic
IsnueK
Huslnesn
Firt
iUiJ
for
North
American
Trip
LONDON,
May
7:
(CP)
-Members
of
Charilon
Athletic
Football
Club
are
takjnj?
theii
forthcoming
tour
of
the
United
States
and
Canada
seriously.
Tht
tour,
starting
in
New
York
May
SO,
and
ending
at
Montreal
June
I'M,
is
being
sponsored
jointly
by
the
nonunion
of
Canada
and
tht
j
United
States
football
associations,
nr-
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ure
nui
expecting
to
coast
through
an
easy
series,
by
any
means,"
declared
Jimmie
Seed,
famous
pilot
of
the
colorful
Lon
don
Club.
"I
have
made
inquiries
from
managers
who
have
taken
teams
to
Canada
and
the
United
States
and
have
learned
we
can
expect
tough
competition."
While
the
Charlton
management
regards
the
trip
as
a
reward
for
the
team's
remarkable
achieve
ment
in
advancing
from
the
third
division
of
the
English
League
to
the
front
rank
of
the
majoi
clubs
In
three
years.
It
will
noi
be
all
pleasure.
"I
have
impressed
on
(he
players
they
must
first
win
the
game'
said
Seed.
"They
understand
it
in
to
be
a
business-before-pieasurt
trip."
Officialy
secretary-manager
ot
the
club,
but
unofficially
coach
brains,
psychologist
and
a
great
many
other
things,
the
one-timt
international
is
largely
respon
sibie
for
Charlton's
success
an
holds
credil
for
its
great
defen
sive
system.
Seed,
who.
during
his
playing
career
wore
the
colors
of
Sun
derland,
Tottenham
Hotspurs
anu
bheffield
Wednesday,
plans
to
use
his
"cover-up"
system
in
all
tougt
I
was
told
one
time
bj
had
a
good
goalkeeper
and
my
reply
was:
'Yes,
I
have
11
goal
keepers.
And
thats
the
secret
of
our
success
that
and
the
fact
that
we
have
been
developing
younger
players."
Products
of
Whitburn
The
town
of
Whitburn,
Durham
County,
gave
Charlton
its
train
er,
Jimmie
Trotter,
in
addition
to
the
manager.
The
pair
played
together
for
Whitburn
and
a
dressing-room
conversation
one
day
ran
something
like
this:
Seed:
"I'm
going
to
lie
a
mana
ger
one
day."
Trotter:
"I'm
going
to
be
a
trainer."
Seed:
"You
can
train
my
team
then."
The
dream
team
of
the
Whit-linion.
EE.
Leadership
DETROIT,
May
1:
(CP)
With
anKees
while
Boston
Red
Sox
.ook
a
tight
contest
from
the
St.
Louis
Browns,
three
teams
Tigers,
Yanks
and
Rph
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Indies'
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Tuesday
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York.
Detroit
and
lton
Tied
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American
League
liangers
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207-
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night
tied
for
the
leadership
of
the
aso-'ert
American
League.
There
were
no
changes
of
position
for
the
other
iiams
of
the
league
as
a
result
of
yesterday's
play.
In
the
National
League,
the
Pittsburg
Pirates,
although
beaten
by
Brooklyn
Dodgers,
held
fast
on
first
place
in
the
National
League.
Yesterday's
scores:
American
League
Boston
2,
St.
Louis
1
Philadelphia
3,
Chicago
1.
Washington
2,
Cleveland
4.
New
York
(5,
Detroit
12.
National
League
Cincinnati
4,
New
York
0.
St.
Louis
at
Boston,
postponed,
wet
grounds.
Chicago
1,
Philadelphia
0
(called
in
fifth
on
account
of
rain).
Pittsburg
5,
Brooklyn
9.
Today's
Baseball
National
League
Cincinnati
5,
Boston
3.
St.
Louis
2,
New
York
8.
Pittsburg
8,
Philadelphia
3.
Chicago
1,
Brooklyn
12.
American
League
Washington
2,
Detroit
4.
Boston
5,
Chicago
3.
burn
dressing-room
has"
become
the
first
division
Charlton
Ath
Jetlc.
Oddiy
enough
the
town
al
so
developed
Jack
Smith,
who
pi
loted
the
last
football
association
team
to
visit
Canada.
Albert
Gliksten,
chairman
of
the
Athletic,
will
accompany
.'the
squad
to
New
York.
It
cost
Al
bert
and
his
brother
Stanley,
$350,000
to
gain
control
of
the
club
a
few
months
ago.
A
wealthy
timber
merchant,
Gliksten
has
business
interests
in
Canada
ani
the
United
States.
David
II
.
CJark,
a
director
for
12
years
and
Dr.
G.
IJ.
Montgomery
soccer
supporter,
will
also
make
Lhe
trip.
Thirteen
majchea
are
scheduled
seven
in
Canada
and
six
in
the
United
States,
but
it
is
possible
additional
games
may
he
arranged
when
the
club
reaches
the
Dom
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a
ladies'
bowling
banquet
tonight
at
the
Knox
Hotel
to
give
out
the
prizes.
High
average
for,
the
season
was
bj
L.
Basso-Rert
of
Annette's
with
189.
High
individual
game
was
by
M.
Johnson
of
Annetie's
with
300.
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standing
of
each
playei
for
the
season:
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SPORT
CHAT
Two
womn
apmpetjtors
in
a
tennis
tourhanent
walked
from
the
courts
during
singles
matches
in
London.
Ocj
did
jiat
like
the
type
of
game
hor
opponent
played;
the
ether
reared
defeat
In
the
third
set.
T
i
omcials
if
the.Mossel
Bay,
South
Africa,
golf
course
are
employing
pigs
instead
of
annate
of
lead,
in
ths
.liope
they
will
devour
millions
of
grubs
that
are
ruining
the
llirf.
Warneford
Cresiwgll
will
terminate
his
appointment
as
inanager-coach
of
Port
Vale,
second
division,
English
League
fastball
team,
ow-.
ing
to
serious
financial
condition
of
the
club.
They
are
still
arguing
whether
Jack
McKinley
was
out
in
a
cricket
match
at
Stawell,
Aust.,
when
he,
hit
a
bal
that
struck
an
umpire
on
the
hea'd
and,
bouncing
high
in
'
the
air,
was
caught
by
a
fielder,
j
On
the
eve
of
its
Jubilee
season,;
West
Norwood,.
London
football
'.
League
Club,
may
be
forced
to
dis-1
band
through
lack
of
funds-.
The
amateur
team,
founded
49
years
ago,
has
competed
in
many
leagues.
Sighting
a
lion
in
some
bushes
at
the
13th
hole
on
the
Andola
golf
course,
at
Durban,
South
Africa,
women
players
and
caddies
made
hurried
tracks
for
the
clubhouse
and
play
was
declared
off
for
the
day.
R.
II.
WiUock,
English
International
field
hockey
centre-forward,
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