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The Jersey City Giants, in on their refusal to admit defeat. a Sb today carried their third pennant i in 43 years into the International
League series.
Jersey City, the circuit's 1946 cel-
lar “club, story drive on the final day of the season yesterday when they de-| feated the Baltimore Orioles, 6 to 3, to beat out the defending champion Montreal Royals by two percentage
points,
Montreal held a two-game lead] over Jersey City last seemed assured of its third straight pennant but the Royals won only| two of their last four games, the Giants swept their last three. The last-place Toronto Maple Leafs] ruined Montreal's hopes yesterday by winning the doubleheader, § to 5, on Len Kensecke’s three-run homer in the ninth
inning.
The Royals took the second game, | 3 to 1, but had to be satisfied with second place as pitchers Hub Andrews and Gene Thompson of Jersey City halted Baltimore and gave the Giants their first championship’ since 1939, The first four .clubs will the Governor's cup play-offs morrow with Jersey City meeting Buffalo and Montreal playing Syracuse in the semi-finals. winners w will play tor he cup.
Baseball Standings,
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ens Notional Amateur Golf Fournsy
46 Draw 1st Round Byes;~ ‘Ward in Easy
-~ 210°Entries Make 47th Tourney the Largest And Finest in Its History
8 (U, P) Gunning for the greatest of nation’s finest amateur shofmakers were to | tee off at picturesque Pebble Beach golf course today in quest of the National Amateur championship. Match play was slated to start at 8 a. m, for the next six and on-half hours another twosome was booked to begin. round byes out of the 210 entered) in the biggest field in the 47- year|the migh history of the event.
greatest upset when he eliminated
round of the 1029 tournament on {this same course placed as runner-up for the crown Smiley Quick, 1046 National Publie Links champion;
amateur champion, as the stand. outs with no chance each other ugtil the quarter-finals,
Homestead ‘Grays Play Here Wednesday
The pose the Birmingham Black Barons Wednesday at 8:30 p. m. at Victory Marvin (Bud) Ward, who held 4414 jn a Negro exhibition baseball the coveted crown in again in 1841, has drawn what is believed to be he easiest bracket. und the Harlem Globe Trotters He opened today against W. A. defeated | Schneider, Honolulu.
game. With Johnny
(Giants, 7 to 3, last night at Vic{tory field. The Trotters pulled off | Frank Stranahan, one of the, triple play 1 in the sixth inning.
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Russ Rader carded an even-par 73 yesterday at the Sarah Shank golf team to vie. | tory in the final round of the Tyndall Cup tournament, The South side linksmen finished with 795 ond with 87; Riverside, Pleasant Run 41, Buck Hatfleld finished second to Rader yesterday with a 74, ton Nichols, city amateur champion from South Grove, and Bob Rockford of Pleasant Run, with 75's,
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LOUISVILLE, Ky, P.).~—A professional football league cago, sponsored hy colleges ties today was the proposal of Dr Taylor, University of Louisville. a letter to the heads of 14
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