Beavers

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Score 4 Goals

In Last Period To Tie

Hawks 6-6 In Opener

SAINT JOHN. N. 13., Oct. l6 -

(CP) —- Mounting an offensive to protect a cold, substitute goalie, Saint John Beavers rocked Monc- ton Hawks with four goals in the last 15 minutes of play to gain a 6-8 tie in the first guine of the Maritime Senior Hockey League lchedulc (n Saint John ice this lesson.

The apparently hopelessly beat- ln Beavers. trailing 3-1 at the end If the SOCOIKI period, so amazed Ind disorganized the Hliwks after goalie Floyd Ptri-rs sttffcrcd a knee injury ti‘.

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the . . Hawks tulletl l-l lead ill thc leemed irsll on ti tory. Wlivii notched antithc

Moncton. siio. Demchuck. B licetcd the ton‘. \\itli i Drillon, ‘. .. . Nicolle of Bear rs t: Robinson of ock o.’ Beavers. two assists apiece. O"ricr goals were scored bv Red llluclieiizic and Fitzpatrick of llillYliS and Andy Milne 0f Beavors. Defence honors in thc game

Ilalifax St. Mary’s Win From Ramblers 12-2

HALIFAX. Oct Superior-conditioned

Halifax St.

‘Way's scored all their goals in the a

st two periods for a 12-2 witi mar Amherst Raltnblers in a blari- llme Senior Hockey Lriigun opener

e Saturday night before scme I. fans.

St. Mary's, defending icnguc champion-is, grabbed first place as Noncton Hawks and Saint John Revere tied 6-6 at Saint John in Ilia circuits other t-uriain raiser. Plhtiorrow night Ramblers, the league's new entry, make their home debut against Hanks.

Ramblers. outplayed fill the way. (cashed iii on a breiikaxiav for thc lone goal of the first period. Re- entlt-ss backchccklng and stiff

rnplrig combined with erratic St.

arys shooting and the nftimes illiant netmiiitiliig oi Ainhers-Us

Dollard Poirler kept. the Irish reless until thc four-minute ark of the second period

Once they began to click. St

nry's had iittle trouble. They led

-1 at the end of the sandwich ses- alon and outscored the badly-tiring

ltors 7-1 in the windup. Am-

erst‘s rather solid-looking defence ﬂcteroriated and Pniricr had little

‘h Football Results

BIG FOUR SENIOR - (Satu rdny") Ottawa 12. Hamilzon 7. Montreal 24. Tim-onto l6. (Sunday) Montreal 29. l-Iiiiiiiltoti 16. INTERCOLLIIC I.\'I'F. SENIOR (Satu rtliiy‘) Western l6. Quarifs ll. Toronto l3. McGiIl 22. SENIOR O.RFI'. Windsor ‘:6. To; ...l) leach 0. Hamilton 13. Stiriiia WESTERN INTE Calgary 31. Ildiiwinﬂciii G Saskatchewan 4T, Winnipeg 0.

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went to big Bill Kenna of Beavers who turned in a standout perform- ance on the Beaver rearguiird.

Players of both teams indulged in extensive body-checking and boarding. Four penalties were cal- led by one of the league’: permoii- ent referees, Hughie Gilli: of Hull- fax, and Neil Sanford of Saint John. Three of them were against Moncton.

Line-ups:

Moncton: Goal, Colvin; defence. Sleet, LeBlanc: centre. Ryan; wings. Imonti. Larlee; subs, Fitz- patrick. MacKenzie, Milani, Bark- well, McIntyre, Robinson, Mosl- cnlco.

Saint John: Goal. Perres; de- fence, Kearns. Smith; centre, whitlock; wings, Nicolle, Dem- chuk: subs. Dowling. Drillon. Jack- son. S. Milne, A, Milne. Croucher. Heon.

Officials: Hughic Gillis. Halifax, and Neil Sanford, Saint John.

First Period l-Moncton, Milanl 5:42. '.I—Moncton, MacKenzie

11:45. il-Saint John, 11:55. 4—Moncton. McIntyre (Barkwell, Robinson) 12:06. 5—Moncton, McIntyre (Robinson) 13:24. Penalties: None.

Second Period

(i-Moncton, Milani 11:44. Penalties: Ryan, McIntyre.

Third Period

F-Saint John. Nicolle (Whitlock) 1:06.

R—-Saint John, A. Milne 5:21.

il-Saint John. Demchuck (Dril- lon, Whitlock) 7:08.

l0-—Moncton, Fitzpatrick 10:02.

ll-Saint John. colle) 13:23.

12—Saint John. -Smith (Dowling) 16:50. Penalties:

(Milani)

Drillon (Smith)

(Milanl)

Demchuck (Ni-

LcBlanc, Smith.

Sixteen penalties were handed out by referees Maurice Walsh and Bert Sleep. nine to Amherst. Halifax scored three goals with Amherst shorthanded.

Mild weather made the ice sticky. especially in the third period. and periodic fog delayed the game twice. Both teams showed the usual early-season disorganization but had plenty of speed for the first time out.

Lineups:

Amihei-at-Goal, D. Polrier: de- fence, Lay. Allen; centre, Robert- son: wings, Carver. Sheppard; bubs. P. Giiudet, G. Poirler, Kelly. Gougeon, Couture, Agnew, A. Legerc, R. Ifegere.

Halifax-Goal. Donlevy; defence. McLaughlin, Steel; centre, Han- non; wings. MoGregor, Ford; subs. R. Gaudet, Barrett. Hollett. Sul- livan, Wilkes. Armstrong. Powers, Provost.

Officials-Maurice Walsh Bert Sleep.

and

First Period

i-Amhcrst. Robertson (Sheppard) 6:46 Penalties — my, Allen. Couture, Provost, Steel, Robertson. Second Pmlod Z-Halifax. R. Gaudet (Brennan) 3—I-Ia1ifaX. Ford (l-Iannon, Provost) 4—-Hallfax, Provost (Sullivan, Wilkes) 5—Hiilifax. McGrcgor (Steei) ............. .. 17:36 B—Hallfax. R. Gaudet (Barrett. Powers) . . 17:55 Penalties-anyhow, McGrcgor. - Third Period

l-l-Iallfax, McGregor (Steel, l-Iannon) 8—Halifax, Brennan (Provost) ﬁa-Amherst. Lay (Robertson. Kelly) ill-Halifax. Hannah (Provost)

1:48 3256i . 6:39

'7: I (Powers) 13:55 12—Halif2x. Ford (Armstrong. Wilkes) 13—1laliliix. Haiinoii | (Barrett, McGregor) 11:53 ltb-Halifux, Brennan (Ar-rnstrong. Steel) 18:15 Penalties - Armstrong, Rob- ertson. Sullivan. Allen, Wllkesl G. Poirier, McLaughlin, Lay.

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Curran and Briggs In 14- 1 Victory, Over

Well, the Sunimerside Curran and Briggs baseball squad have done it again. And in no uncer- tain terms, when they came through for their second Maritime intermediate baseball champion- ship ln a row by shelliicklng the Chatham Ironmen by the lopsided score of 14-1 yesterday to take the best of three series in tw-o straight games.

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With congratulations in order. you sure have ta take your hat off to these boys front the west- ern capital, who have not only captured their second Maritime crown. but have done it in such a convinci manner that leaves no doubt o their superiority or ability, ,

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Coming from behind lo cop off the ‘Island title right from under the noses of the Charlottetown Abegweits, the Curran and Briggs nine, after a lengthy layoff, took on the Meteglian Shipbuilders. Nova Scotiu intermediate champs to take them in two straight games for the N.S.-P.E.I. title by scores of 7-5 and 7-3, and after marking time for another couple of ivceks. Went to Chtitham last Wednesday where they took the first game of the Maritime series by u 10-9 count and finished it off in grand style on their home diamond yesterday with an over- whelming victory to become the titllsts two years in a row.

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All of the credit doesn't go to the players themselves. however, us coach Charley Hogan. the mas- termind behind the C. and B. nia- chine, hus been a great contri- buting factor to the team's suc- cess all season, as well as last. as Charles was also the pilot of last year's champions who guided them to a victory then against the Woodslde Combines, and has chalked up his second consecutive year as coach of the Maritime champs.

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Charley‘; ability to coach a team in almost any branch of sport. and make a good job of it too, comes from his own eperiencc n few years back, when iewasaversatlle and top-notch athlete himself, and but for the loss of an arm while serving his country in World Wnr II, would no doubt be one of the star performers on Sum- merllde squads today. However. Charley has turned his ability to other phases of sport, that of showing others how itcdone. and is doing a really fine job in that capacity.

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_Although sporting activity ha: slacked off considerable since the summer months, there are two good features coming up for the entertainment of fans during to- day and tomorrow. On today's roster, 1t will be the opening game of the Island intermediate intercollegiate rugby series at S. D. U. when Prince of Wales and Saint Dunstan? tangle at 3:30. while tomorrow night it will be the boxing bouts at the ‘Whelan Memorial Hall, made up of all local boxers.

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In the football. the two squads should produce lots of action for attending fans when they renew their age-old clashes on the grid- iron, which always produce plenty of keen competition and fast action, and came up last year with one of thc most rousing series in years.

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‘Fans will welcome the boxing with open arms too, as there has been so little of this type of sport of late. and will no doubt b:.- turning out in numbers tomorrow night to lend their support to this new enterprise being staged by. two of our local boxers, Harry Poulton and Bud'Lund. who are planning a number of these bouts for the near future.

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They have some good looking scraps lined up for their opening night. with Beau Jack and Bud Lund scheduled for the eight- round nialnevent. while Soggy Reidlnd Emmett Gallant will meet in the Ieml-flnll go of nix rounds, All four boy: are good boxers, th flrlt two noted more for their smooth ability inside the ropes, while the latter are l couple of powerful aluggers who can pack in plenty of rugged action. Three good preliminary events are also scheduled on the card that should provide good boxing n-tntainmeni.

A. ll. liResulis

IAIUIDA! Cincinnati o Pittsburgh 9. Buffalo 7 st. Louh 4. India-nun!!! 8 Springfield 1. Cleveland ‘I Hnnhey 5.

' SUNDAY Pmjurﬂi 1 Now Haven i (tie). Cleveland I Providence 3.

It Milli 3 Cincinnati 3 (tie). Qillfhll I luluo l

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‘Montreal Canadians made it

THE GUARDIAN, CHARLOTTETOWN OCTOBER 17. 1949

S.D.U.-P.W-C- Football Series Opens Here Today

The SJJJL- boys are the defend-

The Island intermediate inter-

collegiate football series will get. underway here this afternoon at 3:30 when the Prince of Wales College “Weisiimen" clash with the second line Saint Dunsta-nb Univ- erslty aggregation in the first game of their best of three game series for the championship on the S.D.U. gridiron.

Both squads showed promise during a recent exhibition tilt, of having plenty of power and abil- ity on their lineups and are ex- pected to come through tqday with smart football that will pack plenty of wallop and excitement.

lug champions, having defeated the Welshmen last year in g aer- ies that took five games to decide the winner, and was one of the most evenly matched and most keenly contested series to be wit,- nessed here in that bracket for c number ofﬁars.

With every indication otf ui equally Inciting series thin you‘. a large crowd of fans are expected to be on hand to witness the opening game today, which will be a highly important game for either squad to win if this year's series proves to be as close as last season's.

Canadiens Score 3-1 Victory Over Rangers;

Leafs Defeat

MONTREAL. Oct. 16 -(CP) -— two victories in a row in the new Nat- ional Hockey League season by de- feating New York Rangers 3-1 Sat- urday night before a crowd of 10,- 803.

The Montrealers earned the de- cision. having an edge 0n the-play and outsliooting Rangers 37-26. but they had a tough time pulling the game out of the fire against the New Yorkers‘ tenacious checking and Chuck Rayncrb great display in the nets.

Bill Durnan was also outstanding in Canadiens‘ nets and it took a sustained third-period drive to swing the game to the Montreic- ers.

Referee Butch Keeling thumbed oft 10 Rangers and nlrl-e Canadiens. and penalties played a part. in the first two goals.

Durnan was knocked out ‘cold a minute and a half before the enzi of the game when struck by the puck over the left eye. The shot was B, hard one fired at close range by Bud Poile. Durmn was carrlei off for a six-stitch repair job and Canadiens sent out s. call for Don McNiver. sub-goalie for Montreal Senior Royals. but Durnan return- ed to finish thc game.

First Period

1—New York, Egan

(Fisher) .. . . . 10:51

Penalties-Warwick, Egan. Lay-

coe. Bouchard, Harvey, Juckes,

Kyle. Stanley, Reardon.

Second Period

2-Montreal. Reay

(Warwick) . .. 18:13

Penalties - Stanley, Harvey.

Reiirdoii. Mickoskl. McDonagh,

Jl-lckes, Kyle.

Third Period

Zi-Montreal, Lach

(Dube) . 4-—-Montrea1, Richard

(Lachi , . 19: Penalties -- Dube, Fisher, Har- mon. ~

. 17:50

TORONTO 4. CHICAGO 4

TORONTO. Oct. 16 -—(OP) - Toronto Ma/ple Leafs and Chicag: Black Hawks battled to a 4-4 draw in the opening National Hockey League game of the season on Tor- onto lce Saturday night. A neur- capaclty crowd of 13,427 saw the game which drew only four penal‘.- m.

ﬁrst Period l-Tbronto, lciukay (Timgi-en) 14:18 2—Ghlcago. Goldham (Prystai. Brown) .. .. 15:18 Penalties —- Meeker. Lynn. Second Period 3-—’I‘oronl0, Watson (Borilko. Dawes) 4—Chlcago. J. Coniicher (Bodniir) .. .. : o-Chicago. Stewart .. .18:07 Penalties — Gadsby. Kennedy (major). - Third Period ti-Toronto. Kennedy (Suilth, Juzda) ‘l-Chlcago, R. Conacher- (D. Bentley. Mosienko) B-Toronio, Elrnlth (Kennedy. Mackell) Penalties - None.

BEIJING 2, BANG!!! 2

2:42 6:57 9:22

BOSTON, Oct 16—(AP)—Boston Bruin: and New York Rangers battled tonight to a 22 tie u the home forces Jaunched their 25th National Hockey League home lea- son before a 13.700 crowd at Bol- ton Garden.

Pint Period Scoring-None. Panama: Shem. Horeck, Lel- .

wick. looold Period l-New York, Laprude, (Lelwlck. Fllher) .. z-Bouton, Ronty. (Pelrwn. Smith) . 3—New York. O'Connor.‘ (Raleigh) Penaltiel: Sher-o, This! Period 4 Boston. Smith, . (ltonty, Peirlon) 0:15 Penalty: Stanley.

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DIIRDIT. Oct. 16 - (OP) — ‘Ibronto Maple Leafs. defending Stanley Cup champions, tonight fumed in their first victory of the

Detroit

before a crowd of 12,628 in a game enlivened by several fist-tossing episodes.

The Leafs. who tied Chicago Black Hawks 4-4 in their opening start at Toronto Saturday night, raced ahead with two goals each in the first two periods and an- other in the third. George Gee averted a Detroit shutout when he scored with just l9 seconds left.

The game developed into a near brawl in the ﬁnal period as fists were tossed frequently.

First Period 1—Toronto. Mackell (Smith) 2:24. P-Toronto, Meeker (Gardiner)

17:45. Penalties: Reise. Fogolin, Ma- thers, Boesh.

Second Period Il-Toronto, Smith, Thomson) 8:34. (i-Toronto, Mackell 10:24. Penalties:

Reise.

(Mathers, (Thomson) Howe. Lindsay,

Third Period 5—'I‘oronto, Meeker Watson) 2:33, (i-Detroit, Gee 19:41. Penalties: Howe. Gee (ma- jor). Kennedy (major), Juida, Fogolin.

Halifax Harness Racing Results

HALIFAX, Oct. 16 — (CP) - The veteran pacer Jacob Wlthrow, driven by Weldy Carroll, won class A of the three-event light. harness racing card here Saturday. It was the second straight win for With-

(Gardiner, (Lindsay. Abel)

44 row, owned by Cyril Dauphinee of

Halifax.

Eva's Guy, rained by owner James Given of Halifax, won class B and frank Daniels of Lawrence- town, N15,, drove his Royal Tell to a straight-heat victory in Class C over a. muddy track.

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(J. Washington) Dal-key Fell (Hector)

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Mi. A. In 3-0 Victory Over ll.N.B. Saturday

FREDERJCTON. Oct. 10 — (GP) -— An unconverted try late firth: second half gave _Mount Allison University a 3-0 win over Uni- versity of New Brunswick Satur- day and a stranglehold on the New Brunswick-Prince Edward Is-

League championship.

U. N. B. and St. Dunstnms Unl- vcrsity of Charlottetown have yet to enter the win column in the league standing. Mount Allison blanked S. D. U. 2-0 two weeks ago. U. N. B. and S. D. U. fought a tie the next Saturday. The lea- gue winner will play either Acadia University or St. Francis Xavier University for the Maritime crown.

Stud Chapman. Moncton. sland- off three-quarter, came through with the ‘game-winning points Saturday after blocking U. N. B. captain Paul Kclehefs attempted kick about 20 feet from the U.N.B. line, Chapman followed through and fell on the ball over the line. The convert attempt from the left, some 20 yards out, glanced off a post.

With the game played in a drizzle. kicking predominated. A wet, slippery ball hindered field running and most such attempts were ragged. The aggressive Sackville scrum took most heel- outs.

Line-ups:

Mount Allison: Scrum, Camer- on, Hill, Pringle, Barrltt. Goodall. Wells; picking quarter. Warner; stand-off, Chaumani. three-quart- ers. Whalen. Nixon. MacMichael, Cullen; fullback, Landers; subs, French. Flemington. Bourinot. Latimer.

U. N. B.: Scrum, Macbougall, Eldridge. Lawyer, Craig. Hanusiak, Lock. Dohaney: stand-off. Mac- Adam: half. Thompson: fullback, Sheppard; three-quarters. Kele- hcr. Church. MacDonald. Day; subs. Glass. Merritt. Brooks. Stew- art

Cope ,Brelon Hockey League Opens loiiighi

SYDNEY, N. 5., Oct. 16 —(CP) —- With their eye on the Allan Cup, Sydney Millionaires open the IOR-game Cape Breton Senior Hoc- key League schedule here tomor- row night against Glace Bay Min- BPS. Millionaires. edged by Toronto Marlboros in the Eastern Cana- dian semi-finals last spring. are stronger and better than last year's edition as they aim for their third straight C. B. S. H. L. and Maritime crowns. During pro-season drills. the Moneymen appeared to have the

ass of the three star-studded. import-packed teams. Railblrds picked them .to finish-on top as schedule winners.

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Tho . Summonldo Curran A Brigg: ‘ ‘ “ team won their second straight Maritime inter- mediate championship at'_the C. & B. diamond in Summerside yester- day, hanging a 14 to 1 defeat on the ....Chatham Ironmen, New Brumwlck, championl. Cecil Pow- ell, lending pitcher of the‘ Inland League, let the visitors down with six hits and was robbed of c shut- out ln the eighth inning when Dlgnun, pinch-hitting for Ramsay. hit a double to left field scoring Jardlne, who had opened the inn- ing with u screaming double lnllde third base.

Summerslde struck for seven rung in the second inning. Wlh one out Stewart walked and st e second. Gallant, Powell and Mac- Kay all hit singles, the latter two each driving in I run. After Landry walked, Schurmanb double across the tracks in left field scor- ed Powell and IlIacKuy. Gaudct lifted a long fly to right and Lun- dry come home after the catch. Syl Bernard singled and Jimmy Grady hit to right, the ball going through Ramsay for a two-run error. Grady ended the inning by making an unsuccessful attempt to steal home.

The Maritime champs added two more in the fifth after Martin had pinch-hit for the southpaw Mac- Lean tn the fourth and Butler,» right hander, took up the pitching burdens for Chatham in the next inning, Gaudet got on when Jar- dine juggled his grounder. Syl Bernard hit through the centre and another error by Jardlne put Jimmie Grady on. Stewart ground- ed to short and Jnidine took Gul- lant‘; bounder to force Gaudet at the plate. An overthrow to first

Bowling

Y‘; Menottoo Thursday Afternoon Bowling League

Team No. 1-1880-1 point

Team No. 3-—21%—-4 points.

High single Mrs. A. W. M, Allen 200; l-llgh three Mrs. A. W. M. Allan 490.

Team no 2--2227—3 points

Team No. 4—-2278—2 points.

High single Mrs. C. P. Wilkins 199; high three Mrs. C. P. Wilkins 515.

Charles llopes For Recognition In New York

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct, 16 ~- (AP)—In the wake of his knock- out victory, Ezzard Charles, N. B. A. heavyweight champion, asked todny "what; more must I do to get recognition ' from the New York Athletic Commission?"

Charles Friday night. flattened Pat Valentino, California State titleholder, for the full count in 35 seconds of the eighth round of their scheduled 15-round bout. A record indoor boxing crowd for Callfornia-19,666 — saw Charles end the fight with a lmushlng right cross lo the jaw.

Gate receipts grossed $166,688. The fight paid off on n net after taxes of $132,895. Charles, with n guarantee of $40,000 and option of 35 per cent, received $46,048 on the percentage basis.

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ant S. Bantu-d uta q ocarnperlng ncrou the plum.-

In the sixth Powell hit tnrl. the centre. MacKay knocked y", dine off balance with a scorch, to short. Daley threw Powell o“: going into third. Landry h" m right, MacKay pulling up n u,“ He was squeezed in home by MM, holland’: bunt to the second hm, man.

The C. d: B. boys got a quu, tot of counters on three hit, 1,, the eighth to end their scoring (o, the day.

Syl Bernard's one-handed catch of Butler's Texas Ieaguer in m. second, Gordie MacKays catch 0g Cnbefs fly to right centre utter , long run, Stewart's pﬁgging ,0 bases from centre field and Mm Kay’; throwing out of Cube] s; first on a fly ball to right, in in. eighth. a play not seen 0.. 0., C. d: B. diamond before. we" featunl of the defensive m,

BOX SCORE

Chatham ardine,-. ss Ramsay. r! . Cabel, 1b . Mills, cf Daley. c .. MucMillan, 3b D. Daley, 2b . Kane, 1f MacLeen p xDlgnun/ rf xxButlcr. p xxxMartin Totnls .. . . 1 G1!- x-Replnced Ramsn in 8th. xx-Rcplziced MncLemi in 5th. xxx-Batter! for Mat-Lean in :'itli._

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Summary

Runs batted in, Ramsay, Mul- hollund, Schurman 2, Guudct 3, 5. Bernard 1, Powell 1: doubles, Jar- dine, Dignan, Schurman; triple, Gaudet; sacrifice hit. Mulholland; stolen bases, MacMlllan, Mulhnl- land, Stewart; left on buses. Chat- ham 7, Summerside 5; earned runs. Chatham 1, Summerslde 10; struck out, by Powell 6 by Mac- Lean 2, by Butler 1; bases on balls. off Powell 3.'off MacLcan 2. off Butler 2: hit by pitcher. by MiicLciin (Gaudet); hits off I’0\\' ell 6 in 9 innings, off MacLeiin 8 in 4 innings, off Butler 7 in 4 innings; double plays, D. Daley to Jurdlne to Cube], Stewart Gaudct. Umpire Jvlute, Finﬂli . gases, J. Hogan, R. Phillips. l-l ay.

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