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“play at Algoma park as Reg
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six times In one season.
Lary, 27, had little trouble
beating the Yankees 12-5 Tues-~-
day for his fifth over the Amer-
ican League leaders this season.
No one has beaten the Yankees
six times in one year since 1944
when a pair of Tiger aces, oddly
enough, did it. Dizzy Trout was
6-0 and Hal Newhauser 6-2
against New York that year.
With only nine games remain-
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York, it is unlikely, however, that
Lary can get enough shots at the
Yankees to match the record of
nine victories against one club.
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[- ‘Esquires led 4-1 in the seventh
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‘trims Yanks 12-5 —

By ED WILKS
Associated Press Sports Writer
Frank Lary of Detroit is practically a cinch to be-
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did it against both New York and
Boston in 1908 and Ed Reulbach
of Chicago Cubs did it in the Na-
tional League the same year,
against Brooklyn.
While third place Detroit cut
the Yankees lead to 12 games,
Boston retained second place by
beating Kansas City 5-2 on Jack-
ie Jensen’s 27th home run, Balti-
more tied the As for fourth by
defeating, the White Sox 4-3-in
12 innings, Washington beat
Cleveland 5-4. -

Robin Roberts is the winning-
est pitcher Philadelphia Phillies
ever have had. But he’s. the
tough luck guy among active
major leaguers when it comes
to 1-0 defeats.

He had no tuck at all Tuesday
night, giving up just two hits in
his seven innings, but losing 1-0
at San Francisco. It was his sec-
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any other pitcher now working
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Roberts, who has won ‘five: ‘1-0
games, has been a shutout vic-
tim enough times this seasons to
go on strike. The Phils have been
blanked eight ‘times, more than
any other National League team,
and Robin has been the loser in
half of them.

Young Mike McCormick col- |
lared the Phils in this one, strug-
gling through with a nine-hitter
for his second shutout and a 7-1
record as the Giants, who man-
aged just three hits, stayed with-
in a half-game of first place Mil-
waukee.

The Braves rapped St. Louis
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Portland 5, Seattle 4.

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Outdoors with Marty

By ERIC S. MARTIN
Daily News Outdoor Columnist

Clubsters at Smithers.
nual supply of rainbow ‘trout:

ter the usual care and attention
are now reported hatched. This
means that nearly 150,000 young
Kamloops will be planted in the;
various lakes around the
countryside; all this volunteer
work emanates from the club
hatchery at Lake Kathlyn, in
consequence the quality of angl-
ing and chances of a good catch
are consistently high. Hence the
plaudits. Take a bow boys!

Only a half dozen years ugo
there was but a trail from Smith-
ers by Chapman Lake through
to Babine, this is still no speedy
paved highway, yet more than 10
cars managed to get through
over the July 1 holiday. With
such a large public response to
recreation facilities built up
mostly by unpaid labor, It is ex-

Once again plaudits go to the;and refuse to let
{live wire bunch of Rod and Gun; Watch, for a square-shouldered |

eges were duly received, and af-j

 

pected that forthcoming letters
to the Highways and Recreation ;
Departments cannot but receive |
a friendly response, |

The fishing Derby held on the |
holiday weekend proved a great
success, Twelve-year-old David:
Wilson took top prize on rainbow |
trout with uo six-pound, one-
ounee fish, beating famed fish-
erman Eddie Malkaw by one:
ounce, Young Davie also collect-
ed the “Clif!” Emerson Memorial
Hoobly In: the annual compel -
40n,

{ The best char, sHehtly under!
‘32 pounds, was taken by Henry |

two pounds |
better than Leo Degner’s runner
up: the first fish taken in. the!
Derby fell for the wiles of Mau- ;
reen Chaplin, This tiny bullhend |
took a special prize, Throughout,
the four derby days the Indies |
showed real angling skill. Joan-
nle Matkow with a seven-pound |
char and Mra, Dr, Young with i!

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444 pound ralnbow were among |
Meéhing |
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hats as prizes.

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treme, All woods users muate tac
the prentest caution with camp-
fires and smokes lest. worse
troubles befalls too many forest
fires already burning mery result
In conseription and an unexpoct-
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miles In the holiday party. This
would lonve the gals compelled
to ciuteh tholr own fish!

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