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SPORTS
ROUND-UP
By
GALE
TALBOT
second
test
cricket
match.
The
English
side
faced
almost
certain
defeat,
needing
227
runs
to
win
on
last
day
of
the
match.
LONDON
P
England
ran
up
a
second
Innings
score
of
116
for
foui
wickets
against
Australia
at
the
lunch
interval
today
in
the
covered
In
this
Sussex
town
by
,
troop,
lit-the
ln
p
British
Legion,
which
has'
the
BitoL
.
,
.
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H'
Gagnon,
Almond
Fight
Slated
For
Tomorrow
Braves,
Yanks
Hope
to
End
Losing
Streak
HIGH
SPOT
FOR
A
HOilDAV...
'Jotd4e
ui1gT!q
NEW
YORK
(AP)
Anyone
who
tries
seriously
to
figure
out
what's
going
on
in
the
big
leagues
at
this
time,
much
less
what
might
occur
before
the
two
races
end,
is
threatened'
with
softening
of
the
brain
tissues,
but
here
we
go
again.
QUEBEC
W
Fernando
Gagnon
By
BEN
PHMT.AR
Associated
Press
Sports
Writer
of
Quebec
defends
his
Canadian
bantamweight
title
tomorrow
The
Yankees
are
finding
out
The
Milwaukee
Braves
and
;
night
against
Vancouver's
Stan
New
York
Yankees
packed
up
llieir
troubles
in
their
old
kit
bags
and
hit
the
road
today
hunting
for
something
to
smile
about.
The
two
clubs,
deep
in
.their
)c-ngest
losing
streaks
of
the
ypar,
misplaced
their
winning
touch
in
their
own
ballyards
Almona
at
the
Municipal
Stadium.
Almond,
long
considered
top
contender
of
the
Canadian
118-pound
crown
won
by
Gagnon
almost
seven
years
ago,
said
that
when
Gagnon
was
in
Canada
he
was
campaigning
in
Europe
and
South
Africa.
Then
it
was
the
other
way
around.
Gagnon,
28,
has
fully
recovered
from
a
leg
injury
suffered
in
said
he
was
going
right
back
home
to
mow
the
grass
at
Braves
Field
there
and
generally
make
ready
for
the
prodigal's
return.
Bobby
Woods
Bests
Chavez
SPOKANE.
Wash.
(API
Spokane's
young
Bobby
Woods,
forcing
the
fight
and
scoring
regularly
with
a
left
hand,
beat
out
a
unanimous
decision
over
Fa-bala
Chavez
of
Los
Angeles
in
a
and
they
were
hoping
a
change
of
scenery
would
make
a
radical
difference.
The
Yankees
went
to
'
,Vv.
.
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vrtS"
Your
comfort
is
the
kevnote
at
the
Chateau
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,k.
f;ni,i
f.-.v.
T,
,.-,
no
tonight.
The
Braves
headed
f
.,H
fl'
Lake
Louise
...
from
the
warmed,
tittered,
ourmet
meals.
And
fi
v
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giass-enciosea
puui
10
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dui
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fUllf.
The
five-foot
two-inch
Frenchman,
four
inches
shorter
than
1
V
.""
'homey
eucst
rooms
anil
public
lounges.
lort
on
your
trip
to
Lake
In.;
at
long
last
what
happens
to
a
club,
no
mater
how
solid
it
might
be
otherwise,
when
such
a
i.reat
shortstop
as
Phil
RizzUto
begins
to
slip
over
the
hill.
The
little
scooter
is
not
a
well
man,
and
he
has
a
knee
.which
troubles
him.
We
recall
that
manager
Paul
Richards
of
Chicago
White
Sox
said
in
the
spring
at
Phoenix
that
he
would
love
to
play
the
Yanks
about
20
games
this
season
with
Rizzuto
on
the
bench.
"It
would
be
a
very
interesting
experiment,"
Paul
said.
"I
don't
wish
Rizzuto
any
harti
luck,
but
you
can
tell
Stengel
I
hope
ho
has
to
get
along
without
him."
In
the
National
League
If
we
had
to
make
a
choice
right
now,
it
would
be
St.
Louis
Cardinals.
A
man
high
in
the
baseball
hierarchy,
one
who
must
remain
neutral
for
the
record,
told
friends
recently
the
best
thing
that
could
happen
to
baseball
this
year
would
be
an
all-western
world
series.
Maybe
he
was
being
prophetic.
And
a
Boston
writer
who
was
in
Milwaukee
to
watch
the
Braves
lose
their
seven
straight
v't
v4
Vv'
.
ov
otoo
Relax
on
the
rolling
Hotter-filled
Chateau
-V
lio'0
-A
0
10j
grounds
or
enfoy
your
favourite
sport,
T
nV"'.
from
tennis
to
trail
riding.
aboard
smooth,
air-comW
Canadian
Facilic
trains.
PUn
ir
this
your
"Canadian
Rntlon'v'
lively
10
-
r
0
u
n
d
lightweight
match
Friday
night.
Woods,
a
tough
20-year-old
puncher,
weighed
133
1'2.
Chavez,
23,
came
in
at
135.
Cincinnati
where
they
open
a
i
three-game
stand
with
a
twi-!
light-night
twin
bill
tonight,
j
Both
teams
have
dropped
:
seven
straight.
But
the
sudden
I
backslide
has
proved
consider-
j
ably
more
costly
to
the
immediate
standing
of
the
Braves
!
than
to
the
Yankees.
Milwau-1
Information
and
nifrMw.
from
any
Canadian
failtk
o''ic,
your
own
Irani
ogml
3rd
Avcnu
Wst,
Peine
fivt
TI:
Princ
Ryptrl
31
Almond,
weighed
116
pounds
on
Monday.
His
last
fight
was
about
three
months
ago.
Remember
when
Bobby
Jones
won
his
third
U.S.
open
golf
championship
in
a
lopsided
play-off
24
years
ago
today.
Jones
and
Abe
Espinosa
finished
the
tournament
with
identical
scores
of
294,
but
in
the
36-hole
play-off
Jones
whipped
Espinosa
The
first
two
Labor
members
of
the
British
Parliament,
J.
Ker-Hardie
and
John
Burns,
were
elected
In
1892.
kee
skidded
from
first
place
in
the
National
League,
which
it
held
by
2'i
games
over
Brooklyn,
to
second,
a
full
game
behind
the
Dodgers.
The
Braves
also
lost
3'
'2
games
of
their
edge
over
third-place
St.
Louis.
The
Yankees
are
still
in
first
American
League;
by
141
strokes
to
164.
Jones
won
place
in
the
by
six
games
his
fourth
and
last
U.S.
Open
the
La
The
Yankees
can't
even
win
following
year,
in
1930,
when
he
mm
on
the
exhibition
circuit.
Be-
scored
his
grand-slam
the
U.S.
fore
New
York's
largest
crowd
Open
and
amateur,
British
Open
.y.
.
.
cf
the
season,
56,138,
the
world
i
and
amateur.
9
i
FOOTBALL
Wednesday,
7
p.m.
CYO
vs.
BATTERY
1
champions
were
overpowered
by
Brooklyn,
9-0,
Monday
night.
In
the
only
regular
game
played
in
either
league
the
lowly
Chicago
Cubs
of
the
National
11
The
Mediterranean
Sea
is
than
the
great
oceans,
because
of
constant
evaporation
j)cgins
m
League
stopped
the
Cardinals,
j
in
the
heat
It
Fleet-Foot
Runners
...
FOR
THE
WHOLE
FAMILY
----T-y"
3
Ji
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:
7
,"T
6-2,
on
the
six-hit
pitching
of
lefy
Paul
Minner.
,
The
Cardinals
had
figured
to
pain
half
a
game
on
the
idie
'
Braves
and
Dodgers
but
Minner
kept
them
well
under
control
end
didn't
yield
a
run
until
Ray
-Jablonski
homered
with
the
liases
empty
in
the
eighth.
Ray
;
Bchoendienst
of
the
Cards
singled
and
doubled
to
run
his
total
hits
for
the
season
to
101.
The
loss
put
the
Cards
2'i
games
back
of
Brooklyn
and
IV2
games
behind
Milwaukee.
The
Cubs
continue
their
;
J.hree-game
series
in
St.
Louis
tonight.
The
Dodgers,
who
wound
up:
their
western
trip
with
four
LADIES'
and
CHILDREN'S
OXFORD
STYLE.
MEN'S
AND
BOYS'
BOOT
STYLE.
KIDDIES'
AKCII
PALS
4
straight
victories
including'
:hree
over
Milwaukee
after
a
dismal
start,
open
at
home
against
the
Phils,
New
York
Giants
play
hosts
,0
Pittsburgh.
FLEET-FOOT
RUNNERS
feature
built-in
arch
support
with
sponge
rubber
Insole.
FLEET-FOOT
RUNNERS
are
guaranteed
to
give
you
the
greatest
foot
comfort,
combined
with
longest
wear.
Wide
range
of
Color
and
Size.
JUST
THE
FOOTWEAR
FOr'fAMILY
FUN
FASHION
FOOTWEAR
Galileo
in
1;?10
was
the
first
to
make
scientific
observations
of
i:he
moon
by
telescope.
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YOURSELF
AND
FAMILY
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who
buys
a
car
no
matter
what
rr'cc
JicVays
for
wants
true
value
i'or
every
dollar
he
spends.
'Hint's
!iy
so
many
value-conscious
buyers.are
turning
to
Ford.
Ford's
value
begins
with
its
Strato-Slar
110-Hp.
V-8
enpine-thf
finest
type
of
engine
a
car
can
have
.
.
.
the
best
kind
orenpmc
nioni-y
can
buy
.
.
.
the
only
V-8
engine
in
any
car
priced
as
low
as
I
"-That's
the
solid,
down-to-earth
basis
of
Ford
value.
But
Ford
value
doesn't
stop
there.
There's
value
in
Ford's
fiinvuJ
"Wonder
Ride",
the
engineering
miracle
that
gives
you
the
kino
riding
comfort
you
usually
find
only
in
cars
that
cost
a
good
deal
more
than
Ford.
There's
value
in
Ford's
choice
of
Foi
doniatic,
Overdrive
and
Synchro-Silent
shift
...
in
Ford's
beauty
of
style
and
wealth
ot
extra
features.
Yes,
it's
value
that
makes
Ford
worth
more
when
you
buy
it..-
'"''
more
)vlwn
you
sell
it.
So
test-drive
Ford
today!
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with
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finest
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