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HOLDENVILLE, Okla.. May 7.— as the runners lined this morn- U. S. Pro Champion Leaps to up UP)—With 1,672 miles behind them, ing are: Cat Has 1. —Pete Average Lead In Qualifying Round less than two hours separated Pete Gavozzi, England. 243:- 52:42. Of .447, Sanguinet Leads With Score of 70 Gavuzzi, bearded Italian of South- 2. * -*-John Salo, Passaic. N. J., In Home Runs ampton. England, and Johnny 245:48:12. Salo. flying cop of Passaic. N. J., 3. —Giusto Umek. 257:55:51. # Italy, ^4yjLANE, Scot.. May 7.—(4*— as C. C. Pyle's bunion left 4. —Paul derby Simpson, Burlington, N. DALLAS. Texas. May a Leo Diegcl compiled a sensational Holdenville this morning for Coal- I C.. 269:18:28. * | La r man Cox, hard-hitting Fort 70 over the Gullane course today gate. Okla., on their day's Jaunt 5. —Sam Richman, New York, Worth Cat had 35 to leap into the lead in the qualify- of approximately 52 miles. 273:07:45. outfielder, points Gavuzzi has been in the lead 6. the best of Dick Cox. ing rounds for the British open —Phillip Granville, Hamilton. Shreveport since the bunioners entered Ohio, Ont., 277:44:20. ball buster, in a race far the I with a total 36 batting of 144 strokes for but his over 7. —M. B. margin Salo. never McNamara, Australia, leadership of the Texas league holes. ; greater than four hours, has been 298:53:32. through Thursday's games. In which The professional champion of the dwindling during the past few 8 —H a r r y Abramowitz, New until the three players still boasted .400 av- t United States and holder of the Ca- days, policeman, who York. 310:24:32. i finished second last year, has cut 9—Herbert New erages. Claude obertson. veteran nadian title had a 74 Hedeman. York. open snappy down the I lead to one hour. 55 min- 318:29:40. catcher and of Beeuasont, in the rain at Muirfield yesterday. utes and 30 seconds. 10.—Mile Joyce. Cleveland, 32r> was in third place. The ten lead- K When he finished his round he took The ten leaders in elapsed time, i 11:59. ing hitters wrere: * the lead by six strokes from Cyril ) Larman Tolley, British amateur. Cox. Fort Worth. 447; Dl nine to take third with a .426 Phil Perkins. British amateur av- Cox. Shreveport. .408; Robertson. Other leaders champion, scored his way into the erage. were: Foxx, Beaumont. .400; Blackerby. Waco. select circle of with 74 for CHARLIE STILL Philadelphia. .409; Ooslin, r qualifiers Washing- 397; Sanguinet. Waco. Jfi; WeteL a total of 153. I ton. .405; Simmons, Philadelphia. San Antonio. Amaud Massey. French pro. had I .391; Benton. Wichita .400; Judge, Washington, .382; 77 today for a total of 155. Hale, Falls. .391; Tate, San Antonio. 315; i LEADS HITTERS Philadelphia, .381, and Metzler. Chi- Easterling. Beaumont. .383; Whelan. cago. .380. Shreveport. 382. | _ Sammy Gray, sturdy right hand- Getting off to a flying start, smacking Brooklyn’s touted pitchers er of the St. Louis The Fort Worth Cox also leads In Browns, hung < Including mighty Dazzy Vance > with great gusto, and leading the Cleveland Outfielder’s Mark I up two more victories base hits writh 34. Whelan had 29 i CUB OUTHITS during the for first few days of season. Boston's rejuvenated I week and went into the lead and At End of Second Week in Braves have demonstrated they meant it when they said their "door Blackerby 27. Shreveport the pitching race with four straight mat" days were over. Above are Jumping Joe Dugan, right, and Pat claimed both of the leading .437, Lou Blue Next triumphs. In 37 innings Gray has Collins, former Yankees, for comebacks with the Braves. Inset scorers, Whelan writh 22 and allowed nine runs. Uhle of Detroit trying Hat- is Emil son 20. , IN NATIONALS and Hoyt of New York had 1 Judge Fuchs. Braves' president-manager. CHICAGO. May 6.—

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