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Construction Cu 14d. tournament, to be known as the |tichest event, will be staged next NEW: YORK (#!—-Willie Howard |

{Day Phone Misi Phone | Cavalcade of Golf and.aimed ‘at; September at Shackamaxon TWo more suspensions were handed out last night to two |Mays, spectacular centrefielder |

2 4017 w1500 ‘replacing Goorge | S. May's Tam Club in Scotch Plains,’ members of the Senior B basketball league by the executive of [of the New York Giants, was

| Ste : the Prince Rupert Basketball Association, voted today the most valuable
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prizes, including a $15,000 first] Omega’s while high school player Greig Forbes was given a {1054 by the Base bail Writers’ As. |

Mf. 7 e ‘prize, will be sponsored :by aj suspension of two league games, Soclation of America,
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— SFE —- Sam Snead is chairman of the| support. Forbes and Soring were Lenched for brawling Monday | Were prime factors In the Giants’ i
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‘they couldn’t whip up a winning RANGERS TIE WINGS also won the slugging title with
jclub when they bought leftwing- In the only other engagement °0 impressive .667 percentage.
er Harry Watson and rookie Wednesday night, dashing Dan- His extra base -output included
rightwinger Eddie Litzenberger ny Lewicki, the Toronto castoff 33 doubles, 13 triples and 41 hom.

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wont Sie ‘the ‘Toronto Maple Leafs Wed- a) scorer tallied late in'the third !eaders with 100 runs batted in,
- aga . a /nesday night, tt was the second period to give the Rangers a 3-3 The native of Fairfield, Ala,,:
iF Hse |  ecammrerrares: tie against Detroit Red Wings at Was just as spectacular in the
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