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NEWS “fu SPORT WORLD

St. Louis Cardinals Enroute I 1 Uchucié Templeton'-'

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To" Detroit Confident Of I ` , SPOR TRAITS

Manager Frisch To Use S

The Pennant In Opening

Foxx Signs I Contract With’ Ph‘iladelph ia

_(A. P. By Guardian’s Special Wire)

PHILADELPHIA. Oct. 1-Connie

llack, Manager of Philadelphia. Athletics, announced today that Jimmy Foxx had signed a three- year contract with the A‘s and that he expected Foxx will be the team‘s regular catcher next year.

Mack also announced fihat he

had obtained Alex Hooks, first baseman of the Tulsa, Okla., team and that Hooks would be tried at first base.

In announcing the Maryland

broadback had signed, Mack gavf no intimation what salary Foxx will receive.

Foxx joined the Athletics in 1925

as a, promising catcher but was un- able to work himself into a first string receiver because Mack had another promising catcher, Gordon Stanley Cochrane-

Upset In Grand Circuit Meeting

(A.P. By Guardian's Special Wire)

LEXINGTON. Ky.. Oct. l-The

three year old Calumet Evelyn sprang a surprise at the Grand Circuit meeting here today. win-, ning the $10,000 Bluegrass Stake' for Free-For-All pafeis. Cold Cashl and J. E. Vonian divided second and third.

Prince Hall had an easy victory

in the third heat oi' the Transyl- vania. Vansandt led until well' within the stretch when Egan eas- ed up. seeing he was beaten. Da- vid Thcmton came fast to be second for the heat.

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(A- P. By Guan-dian's Special Wire) _S12 LOUIS, Mo., Oct. 1--Frankie Frisch’s madcap Cardinals, as cocksurs of World Series glory as their own great Dizzy Dean, headed for the lair of Micky Cochrane‘s

They were a trifle exhausted and

their nerves were slightly- frayed as A result of their dazzling drive past the routed New York Giants .for the National League flag. No one of them knew for sure who was going to pitch in the World Series opener, but to a man they were confident of twisting the Tigers’ tail.

“Leave it to us," promised Dizzy

to the excited fans, who blew the old town wide open last nlght.with one of the most tumultuous cele- brations St. Louis had ever staged. Then the big fellow, who clinched the pennant yesterday by shutting out Cincinnati Reds, 9-0, for his 30th victory of the season, locked I up Manager Frisch to make ano- ther plea for the right to pitch the Series opener Wednesday.

Manager Frisch was sst on the

rest of his starting lineup, figuring to use the same team that clinched the pennant yesterday, but he was still uncertain as to the wisdom of I sending Dizzy to the mound after, only 72 hours rest. He wanted to give his ace the assignment, but‘ wanted him to get his chance at his very best. I Although the starting pitcher re-

presented a problem to Frankie, the wise ones tonight figured "Wild Bill' Haliahan would be sent to the mound for the first engagement I against the heavy hitting Tigers. "Wild Biil" has had indifferent success this season, but he stood the same Tigers on their tails in exhibition games this year at De-

troit and Battle Creek, Mich.

In the Detroit exhibition: the one

Dizzy Dean missed at the personal expense of $486, Hallahan gave but five hits and the Cardinals won 'I-1. Most of the Detroit regulars were

in that game.

If Hallahan doesn't draw the as- `

signment, James Otto Carleton. who has a side arm curve that' baffles the best hitters when in control and whose peculiar style of delivery always puzzles first time batters, may be named. Carleton is noted as s cool weather pitcher.

Paul Dean, star freshman of the team, will be a sure starter alll right, and could hurl the opener, but is almost a cinch to follow his big brother Dizzy, Bill Walker is

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Game. Pitcher Uncertain. I .

St. Pats Take Opening

Game of N.B.-N.S.

, Junior Finals 13-12.

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ALM-IERST, N. S., Oct- 1-Behind

‘the supreme hurling of Dave Mac- Laren, who entered the box after Clarke and Bill Ellis had been 'shelled from the mound and Monc- Iton Rovers had .a six-run lead, 'Amherst St. Pats, Junior baseball titlists of Nova Scotia, edged out a 13-12 victory over the New Bruns- wick champions here today in the opening game of the Maritime semi-finals, The game was called in the ninth inning on account of darkness. The second game will

,be played in Moncton Wednesday

aftemoon.

The visitors got away to sn early three-run lead in the initial frame‘ when, with the bases loaded, Bill Ellis let a hot fly get away from him and three runners crossed the Plate. St. Pat’s came back in their hoii and suis crossed tho pmol when he walked, stole second andI came home on Books’ three sacker.I 'Phe S°0l'l1”Is column was all ei/en` as the end oi' the third. I Rovers had a big fourth-inning

Sliilllrge and before the smoke clear- ed IWW they had again captured the lead with seven additional mar

in the seventh and in the eighth‘

to take the lead fcr_ the first time, The locals went to bat in the ninth, but darkness settled over the dia- mond and umpire Wall called the game.

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MONTREAL, Oct. I-.A definite

oiffer by Montreal Maroons to Montreal Canadiens of Stew Evans, defencefimm, and David Trottier. ledt winger, in return for Lionel Conacher, the big d/efencemén who played with Chicago Black Hawks last year, was made today, it was learned on the highest authority.

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downs by Scoring 10-3 Victory.

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The 8th Battery softball team,

winners of the City League title

day afternoon to pound out a 10-8 victory over the Borden Nationals and send the Provincial series into a third game which will be played on the O. A. A. Grounds Wednes-

Shaving off possible elimination W the Battery boys let loose a barrage h

oo no ohsiccic so they uippco hiuif for nine safeties and drew free' passesonnolessthansixoocas- ions. Walter Goss, on the other-

kers. The local nine picked up a L. McAleer’s high drive. and whip- :§;’g:é°I';_;l"g_gui:’ the nirfi l'(§°Bgllft§':l pair of taliles in their half of the Y ` : ped the ball over to Whalen on l here there Wm lbem5s°20’006 umeservelé

inning, added another in the fifth first to catch Peters dead off seats sold in the morning' and me

and drove in two morei th ith M 4 I N H L I The locals won the game s 1 _ But the Rovers asain rilchglhihca any , anges n ‘ ' ' third innings uprisihs with stew- Qimmigge é°’m;h°§fn;§P t their mm-sin in thc sixth when iwc o _o sn. hitting s Hlpslv “nd °°m”‘¢ hotwcch thc i-ihiug Doom and thc "'““°“ °'°s°“ is PM Lzneu s Are Predicted “°m= °“ °°“°°“= °'“‘° °"“°“ W” °1°u1=== we-» St. Pat's gamered two more runs p Sf-1‘€t0h¢d 11150 B d°“b1e‘ Mcmn” It was still that today, with the

was safe cn an error and Currie. 0

they managed to squeeze in three W the next batter. Went to flflll 0” choice. From the Tiger side the

a wild pitch- With the bases loaded Deans win he hit as the even-.aoo

F a C t S Freddie Whalen d1‘0PD€d 8 d0llb19 slugging Bengals have hit everything

to centre field clearing the bases they've faced on the way to their and later was forced home himself easy American League triumph, and

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(By The Associated Press) Farrar reached first on an error would take mighty young Schoolboy

Contending Clubs-Detroit Tigers and stewart was walked before the Rowe, the cagey veteran Alvin Crow-

American League champions ver- side was retired. The Battery add- der. Curve ball T0mmY Bl‘id8€S. bllrly sus 3. Louis Cardinals, National ed two rum in both the fourth and I"l\'P0 Mefberry. and iJ0S5lbly YOURS ;League champions. seventh frames with the Borden Elder! Allkef. t0 MW HWS-Y DGUOWS I schedule of ¢;umco_oct. a and foam gui-noi-ing their thi-cc in the first world championship-

I* W” ”°‘ I”‘"“°d whim' Camd' 4 ai Navin Field, Detroit; oct. 5, o fifth. I

.Detroit Baseball Mad As

Rival Managers Remain' Silent Re Pitching Choices .

Paul “Dizzy” Dean And Schoolboy Rowe Regarded I

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day \ff»°1'h°°H- ,wednesday afternoon, the faithful

of blows in the opening lrullusslfirct world mics hero since .9o9, _ which coupled with a number of _ the first between two western clubs errors save them an I1-0 advanwze- since thc whim sox scandal of 191a,‘, nay stuli. speedy Natlmal i>1tf=l1=r.,tho arguments ovoi- the poasihioi -

who has proved himself the nem- starting pitchers, and the battle for esis of local teams in a number 01 _seats at Navin Field that holds 47,-

exhibition games this season prov- |000 but not nearly enough.

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(By Edward J. Neil, Anoclated Press Sports Witter) (By Guard.ian’s Special Wire)

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rocked Detroit again for the first time inziiyearstoday ashilckey Oooh- `

Iic’l Tigers and the city as well whirled about to face the old familiar

I' gt. Louis Cardinals, headed by the new baseball heroes, the brothers

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h ldm f the plgkm-d Tmphy_ brother Paul silently nodding assent, as-en't due into the molar vehlols »,

magma non? their lethargy yew”-_ capital until tomorrow from St. Louis, where their last ditch comebaol '

gainst Cincinnati Beds finally decided the National League champion-

ship when New York Giants broke up in the face of the indignant Brook- lyn Dodson.

But tonight, though the battle call

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exe staggering around on their eels from the excitement of the .

(A. P. By Guardimfs Special Wire)

CHICAGO, Oct. 1.-Lorne Chabot,

veteran goal minder, was obtained today by Chicago Black Hawks of the National Hockey League, from the Canadiens of Montreal, To re- place the late Chuck Gardiner.

No announcement was forthcom-

ing from the Black Hawk office of progress on the deal to bring Howie Morenz, Canadiens’ great centre, to Chicago.

It was reported that if the deal

Two Hour Drill

While the Tigers went through a

clubs, with Montreal Maroons get- ting Lionel Conacher, whose work at defence helped the Hawks to their first Stanley Cup triumph last win- ter.

year, gambling that the veteran would get by Dizzy successfully and leave Rowe to tangle with brother .Paul in the second game here before Ithe battleground shifts to Sports- m.an’s Park in Bt. Louis for three games. "I won't decide until the last minute,” was all Mickey would say about it today.

dds even money and take your

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Similarly there was considerable

food for thought in the possibility that Frisch might cross the boys and

lens would 8,(-,¢ep;_ .and 7 M sporwnans Park' st I Rumor, Rampang ,start his crafty veteran of former

It became evident in hockey clr- _ nm " I

cies that a deal between Canadiens Louis’ oct' 8 and 9 B't_Delr0§_'S_T_ SCORE BY I-NGS There were all kinds of rumors

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and Black Hawks by which con-Im, J ga§nes“;§`§,eh_o,‘§; Q0 p_ m_ Borden that the rival master minds, Franiric

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Cardinal series triumphs, Wild Bill Hs.llaha.n, on the opening day, figur- ing that the advantage gained in a

F,-,sch md Cogh,-me' would wp og surprise victory there would leave_ their first full seasons at the helm

,. be ' of major league clubs with some ci

Slgngg (li‘ir.?i? filirt ofvetllgig dial wrhgpionship goes to team fmt Wimmig LINEUPS the fanciest, two-handed JU8§lil1iZ'

of? lal nnouncement that Lorne' four games' Postponed “mes plat Bud" Nationals: J' Schuman' BUY W0l‘ld Series PlllChiH8 Staffs 'Wei' Deans' 1

Total. _ 37 13 13 24 ,I 9 C iz: 1 _, 1 k H ,ed off in city where originally c, R- Stull, p, R, Phillips, lst base, have enco“nt’ered_

‘ “ " '° °h“b°tf “nad °“° “E Y 5°” e 'scheduled on next possible playing L. M\cAleer. 2nd base, Peters. 3rd Tm co1d_b1o0ded1og|c of me sm lgfi; handed hitters, and baseball

‘vm s“°°°;‘;‘“the mtetsc “rue G’“"Idate, with entire schedule advanced base. B. MoAleer. BS. D. McPherson union cam for Cochrane to stan

dm" in “am ne ' BC001‘dln81Y- ¢f~ -l~ MCAWGY- lf’ D- Bewlm- ff- Rowe, who changed on a dietod’ boos __ Chami thus 101115 hl-5 folulh Seating Capacities-47.000 at De- Sth Battery: McQuai-rie, c, Goss. from g gore arm hypochondmw in fleet centrefielder, “Goose Goslin, :V

National Hockey League team. Thi troit; 40.000 at S-t. Louis., p. Whalen lst base. Currie, 2nd the sp,-mg to the ggurdiest ,ight f°ml°l` Montreal '1m“i@“"~ Wall” ° Rival Managers-Frankie Frisch, base, Gaudet. 3rd base, Mclnhis, ss. hmder in the ieagug winner of 24 an Allan CHP mm at Fvfl Wil' cardinals; Gordon s. Iviviici<ey"> noueem, 11, Farrar, ci, stewart, ri. gm., wma 10,,” only eigm Sim- senators, charlie cehrihgcr, bcitinr..

the astounded Bengals set up for the speed and courage of the lanky, fire- ball furies from Oklahoma, the

The Tiger lineup is heavy with~ 1_

theory concedes an advantage there i to southpaw firing. “Jo Jo” White.

the booming veteran of plenty of

limi- l>1”°l<° lm” "he bl! mimi’ cochrcn. . U i Hal cross; on hues- ii 1 there com d other choice second bM¢man.andoochran_cml=\° ` ranks with New York Renee". wal Benin; oT¢l8ae£f1-io on osreiinau Jacilmlrliae; 1;: lrrisch than to :hilt thc 'rigci-i self swine from the Mi- eldo. While

traded to Toronto Maple Leafs for

to win series; even money on op-

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hit by Dltohed ball. 01arke'1: Mac-4 Mm' ,n trades, ,;m§,,y’°'",,°e,,d,,,g ic. r. ny ouuaiouu special wii-ci Lsren 1; bases on balls, off Clarke Bogtonwmg Canadiens me expect. MAPLE LEAF' STADIUM, Toron- l; off MacLaren2; off Urquhart 1; ed 1,0 get fm;-n Qhicago in me to, October 1-Toronto Maple Leafs

off Lefis 8: earned runs, Rovers M°reng.Burk,e.Chab¢¢ deg] Lime] tonight hopped back into the iight four, St. Pats eight; left on bases, Gouache,-' Roger Jenkins, defence. for the minor league baseball title Rovers 9, St. Pats 2; sacrifice hits mm md Leroy g01¢gw¢,r|;hy_ for. by defeating Columbus Red Birds Murphy one. Hits off Clarke in'w,m1 Wm 15 as wen known B, g 7-2. It was the first win for the one inning one; off Ellis in three Winnipeg bali pihgniog leafs in the series and they are

innings six; off MacLaren in four Bogpm enters the pmure mu, still down a game to the American

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