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Mr. John Coates of Goshen, N. Y" who visited Prince Edward Is-

the next-to-lzist round‘ this after- noon. each with a master-piece of

‘win his 20th game of the season, Mulcahy turned in his great pel-

a big second inning. their homers netting four runs. staked to that

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M H “W111. hi“; tab“? ‘I? ‘iwfl- land eight ears ago and gave ad its creator's i di 'd l t f i tl i" " l ... - - at re ercon Y ' ll Vl llfi hf- ‘fimallce ll 19 Sewhfi 88h"? 0i" lead, Uomcz coasted in with his - . . ' . . .- - 1.1.11 “llne Quebec owned vice re the race track. has lust Budge completely overpowered a 2-1 Vietoly ilhd hi5 10th tfilimllh 11th victory 0i the year1 allhhilgh busme” rim’ ‘ 111-‘ I. J‘l.llli’1l..stl.t"mll“Hm .01 l)?“ " lr- not. showing anything completed resurfacing the Dan- Harry Hopman, wiry Australian of the campaign. he was tagged for i1 hits. . if . ‘ .,_ ., ,_ , _ n“ 11‘)-l'1~ lllllfillfi“ llllllllllli; lit vl-e “n5 Siam“ nmn. to than bury pah- hmcig Dahbury‘ 50h. Davis cup capmm 6,3, 64‘ 54. Mulmhy did not allow a h“ At Cleveland. Denny Gnlehousei Dick Bartel], pcpnlesr Glhni bf. ..l.. |1ll‘('.~—|ll!\i‘ ...1l1l 1.1 ‘(ilfilllOfld at i030 sharp. All g > _ by 1,111.11 performances necticut. Under his direction six Wood left Bltsy Grant utterly until Lombardi singled to open and Willis Hudlin held lansinnl lhelh hll1 h. °lll m‘ the 5°"- “llh 1 ‘llllll"t‘ m“ helm‘ 1° l" "ll m“ , . n a 11111) class pacer over inches of clay has been placed over helpless to stave off a 6-2. 6-3. the elflhlll inning. lnmhflrdlls Red Sox Io four hits. but the sox 1 ll blilklll lllllhli Aiw-hel‘ W0 v fol" -— -f~——~_ -———— _ 1|) i iilivlllllS. She hns laced over the entire track. 6-2 shellacklng; Miss Marble homer off Max Butcher followed marked up a 2-1 baseball victory Ma“ag°l' Bl“ T‘? 59"?“ hmlllll“ ‘ 1 REMLMBhR Wm“ - 1,... ‘ran-ks for two or three, ___..._ turned on the steam to m“; Eng- by Berger's triple and an outfield over the. Indians. wms ll” - IfllY-‘llllllwllh , 1 _ ‘c ' n has been n Lough mare Tommy Bern,‘ nomd newsman lands beautiful southpaw. Kay fly gave the Reds their two runs Glilehouse was pitching one of “em “lmlgh i‘) milk." re"? “Wllt " . ‘ 1B1 The Canadian Press) c 191111. lvlu-n Might, The last heart who 1 ut several trotters in the Slammer?" 6'51 5'31 6-0. Fifi-e!‘ e11" lhfi first game. his beige;- games when a combin. Last spring he though’. Iai Freddy 1 Wriiillll \ hinrvlll Hart. claimant to the in 2,01 I14 “'11s a close one with two- I'll-lie 1M1 B i“ hwlma‘ ‘mm rumbling first set. and Mrs. Fab- A'- BTOOKIYH St. Louis Cardinals ation of a walk and two singles ‘vllshed up and 19l- llll" 9° l0 "wllh u \\'l)l‘l(i ]l(‘fi\'_\'\l\'l3l\;l\l boxing champ- 'c Joann“ nflnnnn. wnnm. in we mlnfles weaved n‘ Syracuse’ N_ yan. Wilmer of the_last two Unit- saved sixth place with a double- gavejioston the two runs needed. 3Y°°klYll l° W“ ill-i kllllckll’ h-"lll Glll" llllh» , 1il1nslli1i in i905 after he knocked c ‘pnm W 11... wil-e __g_o7 1_4_ Y" sepwmbeT 18L In the “m; hm; a! Sbtlates doubles titles with Miss header sweep over the Dodgers, Archie McKuln gave the Indians "r lll“l'-* ‘ 1 ,1>ll: Jack Root in Reno, died at -——- in rounding the upper turn one of hlke "ii-set Jbdwlsa Jedrze- Wihhins by 4-1 and 8-4. seven hits. Jack Demo-w‘ has iiclgcnicii an 1 Job Louisville seven _\'i‘fil‘S ago mdav. ° 61..., 31.1.19“ Secretary of me the trailing horses 5mm. Berry in lows a of Poland. husky 1937 Lcity_ Clyde Shoun allowed The‘ defeat, coupled with Ynnk- cfier 1b rcicrce two fighl» m1 r111» _[{l» 11.11 11.9 --1,'11.1~1 in Tom“... c fair. ' liutloiiii. Vermont, fair, ran the back with his new and he was runner-up and top-seeded invader, seven hits and fanned six to take ees win. put Cleveland definitely 500th America iii $7.500 a iiuhl. ‘ Fiiiiik 3 _1 Bill-its in 19116 Hart was 55 years 1 lnlo l 1‘ luck inst ywck when two so badly bruised that he was taken Gil!‘ 64. the QPener-‘x .. out of the pennant race._ _ __.____ 1 Syiln 1,1 1 111.11 1 '1 cir T 11111 when he died. l3 days 111111111 111111 11o be imstponed to hospital Henry Thomas replaced n “dill? W" °h WP 0i’ H°Pmhh ‘M i ‘ 1~~====~=r Strain oi the Notional Lcalriu- 1 , , _ 3 011111111111 of 1111111. However, that Berry in the second and 1.11 ‘A ll" WRY- The only time the pennant H306 has been SllCli llial ‘ " rrrmr , —~ did m. ,1,“mg Glen, who nut me heats’ continuing the winning nus ralian was in it at all was at A - Pittsburgh owner Bill Bcnslvnucer ‘, : 1 ihiT-i- liars ran-ins; on in one day. streak. Bud 5m" of the third set‘ when 0 has had two kinds of "an? “mic ' ‘ ' l may“. 11 11.1111 hf 29.11am; mo“; _ ll K9 Ezfsed llll B hlli t0 Ell/e Hop- in the past ‘nlonth. England's 1_)010 , J , ma“ a '0 leml- the“ chm? Smfm- ball monopoly Ls broken. Up to 1 ‘n 1 1

PM“ d~ H"? ale llllme °f Matinee races will be held at

Hammon on Wednesday. septenh ing back for three service breaks

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a n“ “c” taking " "mm of Saddle Horse of the show was won i ii“ a iwn-yclir-old in i929. ' a Buffalo 012 1W 999-4 7 o Open 0h the 14th the Start 0i the Cubs comes through in the Na- 111111111 111111 he is eleven bl’ GAY l-wgyhgdegiglggiyulig 0p Q n $31193 Syracuse 001 00° °°°—1 5. 1 series was set ahead until the 18th tional League. the four-out-of- ~ 1.111 19w He w“ men wn_ TomhRilgefsih ayCha-ln ion saddle Kowalik and Phillips; Gee, Mih- but the rain of the past two days seven series‘ will w; undu- wny LAYOUTS, WRITE- lo a. hop led pacer and as g“: lowgLd i: P E Park sad- o o e1‘ and D- M°°le w_2 e x hi8 Caused the dflies lo he Set ill?" Wednesday and Thursday in the , luv-old k a record of d1‘) ‘fins ' ' ‘ For Marltune Rochester 0000$8004 7 2 ther ahead. National League home grounds. UPS, ARTWORK § h" m ° ° ' --— "entree... and ...“§‘1’1..‘1’.l?.%';."1' .“%v“é§n‘§§£11’v"‘°1.'§hfi i1" “*1” "1 e" l. .l..n i. e-lcglzcd and he was a The a‘ R Putter d: son chub Donald ana ma“ mo“ Wm‘ the second game fig; mlligsgrnflfi tilénggiilétnal

" m“ F“? l" All Trot 8t Bhihll Us for St Stephen, N. B1. toopen their o 0 a the deadlocked clubs plllv off for - 11111111411 11.". 118111‘: n11 111111111 111 1111 be 111* s1"e1:;:1:.1“1.“s:‘.flr111011111111“ G01; grown 51111112111" W1" irsiirllillms- P“? i‘..".‘;.".'."'.'.‘."‘. 1,. ’°““"* i ~ dd] h was won y - . - 1 ' _r a y wl 11111 8 we can 2-H lliit and Pace at Fredericton s“ e or“ H Bun- ‘wick champions. Oct. 41. and the series than will 1 take care of i em siimcii will be lviay- get Wednesday sud-t three days later in the m1- '

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“ cl b Alf ed McNeill and rldden_ VEYPOO P Y f N y k’ mi 1 - _ _ _.

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.. Accordion in Frank G. Troll. of irhecudngenln,‘ under l‘ it out “swim lsllégfégg inngltiuiinalogarf tllzigaggiiggd “rd unmm Wm meet we Nags . h N advertising, from l “ ' ._j_--_- Sootia. champions. Springhill ' ling]; "whnqnAd" w n

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Allcr 11 courageous race in which rile finished lnceond. Calumet En- nis (ll'l\'1‘ll by Earl Rowe, dropped iimd llllfil’ fci -t past the finish line in the first race last Friday at Topsfleill fair. Tolmfield, Mass.

At the Illdilinapolis Grand Cir- die meczinl: iIlSl, week Spintell, a live-i l bay gelding sired by 1-2, won the 2.1’! 1t heats nlld was al- rliii<i1 i111 mull of a mile ilhead of

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the l1 ll 1's l ill til . rcond he t . " 1111111 tiottlcd in 811;" 3-4- lg‘? d Tl¥.'“’1¥'é¥1i1i§1“1.“ agaglarstmbrrsd was ended Pttsrigiirghunewli 001 12o 01-7 i5 a ll“ ‘he We “l” ‘wil’ ll°l°l lllll “h” 1111111 urn the iliiolhicd 'r"lcs 1x11112111 110111111 a world's record ay 1e {Yd w 2 1212 b Din Inn But Evsion is not satisfied n; Bbston m.) 003 300 00410 L- their opponents the team is fully Yoda, and‘ hm 1 ‘ ft“ 1”)!‘ ‘n m"? W ‘M’ i “gs over 3' halbmile 318s blirrlieii tallion owhedyb g3ert driving an automobile at a rate o! Bauers Bowman Swift and Ber- Clllllldelll °l wlllnllll? and semum; l938Sworl<l 2111.171.“ lilo ‘i ‘ "Mk "2 o: 1'4‘ Mitchell 05f Halifax, and y driven nearly six miles a minute. l-le said relj; lillacFayilcn and Lopez. llllfngfililes ills’; lfllllhnllalglec- m e the National ‘y Bilfiiibffll ‘Olnffgllile . , N‘ by Fred Cameror. of Charlottetown. he may try again next week. pre- 5900i“! Game _ be n ‘n; a1“ edyifwbo n“be °r winner Oct. 5. but 11111111111: the? m n“ M7" the l?" 0f spellce" Din In was afterwards placed in sumably in an eflfort to bocst the Pltl-‘Iblllilh 092 909 991-4 9 9 ‘e “r "s “n t °Y5 are outcome o; 1h hm N111 .1 - ' ‘W’ “r t’ “ Tm“ 2'05 “d llmnd‘ the finds of Walter Cox and raced clin above 360 B°5l°ll 00° 01° 013-5 14 3 1m fognirltheg d?“ 110%?‘ expect“: League pennant ‘haul 111113110315‘ son ol‘ 1.1-1 Ax worthy 1.58. are dcm- ‘ ' 1 Brown. Bowman, Swift and Todd‘ 0W 5 r g a e a e way w . . . _ . v ( on we Grand Circun’ where he Two flashing “m5 by Eystons ililtrérickson and Todd; Errlckson an the Indians hitting bein opposed lh1$lngergitlfsglugisetlgllggus‘ emf

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son. Besides spintell the" h" ear h was ill the stud at York aihed (o him 1h 5 eed - s 111111 2.01 1-4, Norma y s e l - course m“ r e p _- ail-st Game vers. . _ - . . - "i: r1642. Tommy {Bootleg §?"1‘>°11§'v5n1t§' “tnlli giznefsfizg Sltwtnfijfzi. Z5213 ‘3‘F“1’s<1’1°“°’ b 333 3% g f sopgYgg gggogliggl vtfinbeefzntége w: n12“.hi“1FIE;,.;§'..$?1-1"ii3§ it The Nlodern Ari-Service l. 3-4. Fight 2. _ _' i "m Q g ' " __ 8 1_ ' < “' “ “ , - “ 1 _ _ .

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' “*- Second Game _ L“. n.1,..." -""_'wan Co of do” Henry Clukey and his all-star that the two Englishmen might cjhoninati 000 000 001-l 3 2 p I d win the flag. dmn in be the greatest, .. N...“ Md Ben. on?” h-Gm a Xflterhlle. g-lbiflilgrgiidlhgggr 35502:! continue their hazaigpus cghteft. Philadelphiaw 00G 000 0055b a y 0 W n Soidin his’ conference with the advertising medium in y, Hnnn. of szsvooo to e ey - - 1 Cobb announced er“ ear ng L. Moor, eaver and a 1 pres ents o both circuits, rep- . \\'l e foryficialind lhen W“ llmlllm lllll-llwflh Phlmlll what his rival did that after due Mukahy and v. Davis, , manmlves ,1 m. m... Nahmmil Prince Edward Island. . o! 1 59 14f Th“ f-rom the Fredericton Exhibition denbflnuon we have decided w i-irst Game A League clubs and New York Yan- '-11 son of Ben White "lll" "l" wllek- N° “m” u“? abandon further- quest for the Bi- Louis 10° °°3 °°°—-4 5 ° kees. who are Just about “in" 11111.12 . s1 ving "I know it is W“ n° lea-rs shed by me °bh~r world land speed record so far as Blwklyn 900 0°“ of)“; ulna their third straight American m11r1 1.1:: .1113- ls-worth but I wa-nt hmsemen’ a“ ‘he Clukey “m5” are this visit is concerned." Shoun and P‘? etth a n, S League flail. the Commissioner . 1 n" ‘to ma“ finnover and really of Grand Circuit calibre. and Eyswnn sevennon llfllunder- Rogers rang Camp l, S ea. . “cued n ms way. Guardian advertisers I would r11 k110i‘ that than the Earle ha‘ m my Henley ‘me ° bolt" was extensively remodelled “w” "mam 4100004 8 1 , H there is no tie. the first two ff d he - mo, 1- M“, she spam n won.“ the best iree-for-alleis racing- n), m“ nnn 31th ifiuls m m M4 a a games m“ be played m we N” are o ere t facil- 1111.11.11 110111.... m...“ 0115114 —-—' “She's got morespeed left." he fill M Gee nd Bremer" ‘ lionhl League city, 011. s and s; ltlcs of the most up-io- "ll '11 ‘ll 1‘ Lab] ‘ b7! ' more we we" leased w s” that me said proudly afterwards "But we're 111m“ ' c n. If“, Pose: Island softball pin dqwns would 1the next three. including weekend d .- , 1 1 lllllll "i100 ‘Jiivuauty Int; uciion Island ‘mane horses made a fine getting the speed s0 fast now that wmmm’ Rugelifll a owe" not start until Wedziesday Sept. contests-which naturally will ate Serum nvallab e y“ ‘ p up a . i sfiwwlng “t me Hum“ mmmtwn we're treading on very dangerous del and camp e ' 21st when Bummerside tangle with draw the larger crowds-in the anywhere- " 0' ii'ie best wear and fear gngfihllfigngnom‘ “om “n over me ground each time we try to ack INTERyATlQNAL LEAGUE the winners of the City League 70.000-capaclty' Yankee Stadium. 1" '.\ nut this season is Calu- r ' it up a bit." the president of the Island Sing; and the last two. ii necessary, back IDEAS’ CUTS,» COPY. 1

‘ :11 111111 began his turf car-

. \\'llllli‘1' at the Rutland races 111111-1111 111 above, winning a handi- tllli hluli il". 2.08,

_____ four lumps two of ghiai 31ers four _____ T Wm be 12:1 iaeilz1l ivhhif-l-"h “hi-hell L°"g SM“ ° 1 :1.":1.1r.1;’ —-1 _ 1 _ t — r - . » .. e llO-irlir-nld in i028 and has been d” by Bmy For“! s5“ u e w” crowned Nova Scotili senior - F 0 r Sllmmerslde And classic woes beyond rive games.

lit 11 l-rcr shire Hcotherbell won

011 ivlvluoiday. Some six weeks ’_l“_‘l"ll»‘1.\‘ he had rrun away, got all lllllwll and buttered, but under the "l" Phil‘ of W, Alexander, Saint

"f" lll-Slmi Globe. R. M. Webber is ° llhlflling as starter at the Fred- "llflhn Exhibition for his twentieth

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won by Aaron L owned and driv- came to the Island, the bis 891d‘ "'1 ‘fairway frolic. _ gmnnn." Mafcf-‘rs , d wbn en by Wellington McNeill. An in- _ing, so s1. lish an? “cxommarlldihgf "unis the We 1on8 Show ‘mm me Eaidmeenaiigl‘ banish he tilI11h_d5lll!PT;l€l_'_ (c P b Guard‘ _ S i v ______ ' ‘ m “w” “ml” °°‘“°'d°"°‘ w“ m“ w“ we“ now“ e Pope o Allallll“ ml“ Plwm” “ms 3"" also be played 1111111. ivloiiryitaall. laofliiaxdlerleli

‘m!’ 0i the highest,

u,‘ ‘no wmnut Halprlced yearlings

sale, Lexing-

for any accidents

nicely situated, has a good cushion

summer show. Bud Volo. owned by Wendell Barbour, will likely race there. He is being trained by Pete McKenna. who stepped him a mile in 2 20 last week. Bud Volo was the winner of the Two Year Old Futurity at the Labor Day races. (Zharlottewwn, 1936. Willard Kelly will take up Royal Jim 2.2’! 1-2 and possibly another colt. There will be three classes on theprogram antgd a good afternoon's sport is as- sur .