Canada Likely to Send World Amateur Hockey Team
At the CAHA annual meeting in London officials favored sending a Canadian team to the world amateur championship next winter. The Edmonton Waterloo Mercury Club was debated as a probable candidate, but no final decision was reached, with August meetings expected to settle the issue. Delegates warned Canada would lose prestige by omitting the tournament.
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NATIONA LEAGUE AND AMERICAN ASSOCIATION SCORES
Baseball results from the National League showing Chicago Pittsburgh New York Brooklyn and Cincinnati losses and wins with scattered box scores. Also notes Syracuse Montreal Toronto Newark Buffalo Jersey City Rochester and minor league standings and intercity results from the American Association.
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Barnwell Eagles Set Pace in Taber Baseball Standings
Taber Eagles and Barnwell clash for first with four wins each, Eagles undefeated. Standings show Eagles leading with eight points, Barnwell nine, Generals and Juniors trailing as City League teams jockey for top spots.
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Spring Coulee Upset Stuns Boundary League Leaders
Spring Coulee's intermediate team All.club pulled the major upset of the Boundary League this year by defeating the power Del Homie 8-3. Cubs led the league with Rinard tied for the top spot, having won the Southern Alberta intermediate championship last year.
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Junior branch meeting of Lethbridge Fish and Game
The junior branch of the Lethbridge Fish and Game Association will convene tomorrow night at eight o'clock at the home of Bob Wilson, 1246 6th Avenue A South. A. J. Daniel, the focal game warden, will be the speaker.
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Officers elected at Canadian Amateur Hockey Association meeting
New York June 1 The full slate of officers of the Canadian Amateur Hockey Association was reelected for another term at an executive meeting. Officers include President A W Pickard Regina first vice president D G Grimston New Westminster second vice president W George Kemptville Ont secretary manager George Dudley Midland Ont W A Billy Bewitt Toronto re elected registrar treasurer The gathering at the US Amateur Hockey Association session drew about 100 officials from North America and marked one of the largest meetings in years A financial statement showed a surplus of 162000 with 50000 kept as a reserve and the rest allocated to branches minor hockey club payments and other purposes The four hub teams receiving Allan and Memorial Cup championship funds shared 35265 for 1025 to 18 games with 625 per game The breakdown: Ottawa Senators 6250 for 10 games Regina Capitals 8750 for 14 games Montreal Royals 9378 for 45 games Brandon Wheat Kings 11250 for 18 games Each club also received 500 for qualifying as finalists
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Toronto
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Athletic Club Drops Debut With 6 3 Loss at Home
Lethbridge Japanese Athletic Club made a poor debut in the Southern Alberta Sugar Beet League at Broder grounds. They trailed 6 0 until the eighth when they tied the score with a three run rally, but Magrath pushed three more in the ninth to win 6 3. Magrath 6 3 Lethbridge 3 4 7. Yabev and Joe Takasshi pitched for Magrath. Sameshima and Sameshinaa batted for Lethbridge.
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Local Baseball Practices Annex Evening Sessions
Smith's Meteor fastball club gathers at Bar racks grounds at 6 50. The Legion holds a workout at Barracks grounds starting around 6. Towne Hall plans practice at Fleetwood school at 6 45.
Rumor Fueled Trade Talk Across Major Leagues
Rumors claim Cleveland Indians and Boston Red Sox may trade two players for about 150 000 dollars. St Louis Browns linked to Ned Garver and Gerry Priddy plus 175 000 in a complicated swap. Matt Slavich prepares a combined business holiday trip to Cleveland to catch games. The Nationals Highlight tourney stars. Sammy Snead leads with 131, Crosby and Hope draw crowds. Trade winds swirl with Detroit Tigers linked to Kolloway Kretlow and Dick.
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REOS OS 'WILL IMPROVE FACE MINERS IN BIG LEAGUE TILT
George Yanosik speaks for his Reos after a 1-4 start as young players develop. He notes two one run losses to Picture Butte and a near upset of the Miners, with Willard Hunt and Johnny Kundick as key threats. The Reos meet the Miners at Henderson Park tomorrow at 6:30, hoping to climb from the league's cellar toward the top.
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Beat Nelson Is The Cry Again At Chicago Open
Chicago June 7 The familiar cry Beat Nelson is revived as Lord Byron challenges for another win at the United States Open starting Thursday. Nelson, top rival in driving and long irons, seeks to equal his 1929 Western Open and 1946 Chicago Victory Open marks and share course record with Tommy Armour. The longer course tests even the seasoned pros including Locke, Worsham, Middlecoff, Snead, Palmer, Demaret, Mangrum and Nelson as they push for sub par rounds.
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Sam Snead
Johnny Palmer
Jimmy Demaret
Lloyd Mangrum
Bucs to Protest To Baseball Boss
Pittsburgh Pirates president Frank McKinney said Branch Rickey sold a sore armed outfielder to Pittsburgh and plans to protest to Baseball Commissioner A B Chandler. He says Marvin Rackley had a sore arm and Rickey did not report it in the Dodgers trade for Johnny Hopp and cash. Rackley played briefly for Pittsburgh before being benched due to throwing issues.
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Keltner Benched as Lou Boudreau Shifts Positions
Cleveland Indians announce a lineup change with Lou Boudreau moved from shortstop to third base to stop the World Champions slide. Rookie Ray Boone will play short, Benny Keltner benched after a coaches conference with President Bill Beeth.
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C A H A Offers Scholarships For Arts Abroad
The Canadian Amateur Hockey Association established two cultural scholarships worth 2000 each. Open to Canadian citizens aged 18 to 30, one from the East and one from Western Canada. Scholarships may be used in Britain Europe or the Far East starting next September.
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Pennant Chase Shifts With Dodgers Giants in Tie
In a tight National League pennant race Brooklyn and New York Giants share first place, with Boston a half game back and the Cardinals third. Don Newcombe sparked Brooklyn’s win over Pittsburgh, while Howie Fox and Cincinnati beat New York. St Louis won 7-3 at Atlanta as Detroit fell to Boston 10-9 and Cleveland moved up, with Louw Boudreau at third for the Indians in an 11-5 win over Philadelphia.
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Tribe Fan Still Flagpole Sitting
Cleveland waits as Charley Lupica remains atop a 40 foot flagpole for eight days. He bets he will stay up there until the Indians reach first place, though they are sixth, 16 games back. His wife is due a fourth child in two months, and his daughter Margaret wonders what he is doing.
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Pep Punches Way To Easy Decision In New Haven Bout
Willie Pep, world featherweight champion, outpunched Luis Ramos in a 10 round non title bout in New Haven. Pep looked fast and shifty and remained unscratched in his first test since reclaiming the crown from Sandy Saddler last February.
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Jockey Killed When Horse Stumbles at Suffolk Downs
Boston June 7. Joe Molbert 25 of New Iberia Louisiana was killed yesterday at Suffolk Downs when his horse Carolina Star stumbled at the start of the seventh race and stepped on his chest.
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Barons Rally in Legion League Tilt
Carmangay girls drub Barons 22 to 18 in a high scoring Legion League game. Barons boys extended their win streak to five with a 42 to 1 victory over Carmangay.
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Lanier Back In Cards Wake That Aims For Pennant
The 1946 form of T Max Lanier and Fred Martin boosts the St. Louis Cardinals as Praxehall Commissioner A B Chandler weighs reinstating Mexican jumpers. Lanier, with an 8-0-6-0 season before Mexico, aims to anchor a rotation including Brecheen Pollet Brazie and others. The Dodgers and Giants also pursued reinforcements, with Owen and Olmo among potential pickups, while Washington and New York weigh adds from Mexican and Cuban leagues.
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Out On A Limb Big Six League Titillates Fans
Sunday at Adams Park featured a tight Picture Butte versus Miners game in the Big Six, praised for tight defense and close play. Lethbridge sports notes look ahead to Medicine Hat Tigers and Bow Island Burdett Combines as key rivals, with local chatter about a curling rink vote and other regional tall tales from Saskatoon to Regina.
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Chilton Stars Shellack Barons 10-0 in League Tilt
Chilton’s Long and Sattel starred as Andrewson pitched and caught key plays, leading the Wheat Belt Baseball League clash. Carmangax reports the Barons were overwhelmed 10 to 0 in a decisive game early in the season.
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