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Bob Fieiler moved into a com- manding position in his bid to surpass Rube WaddeIPs listed strikeout record of 343. fanning l0 Chicago White Sox yesterday to boost his season total to 337. But the Sox heat Cleveland Indians 4-1, with Joe Haynes al. lowing five hits and F‘eller four.

Needing only seven more strike- puts to surpass Weddell, Feller u, scheduled lo hurl portions of the games against Detroit Tigers Friday and Saturday and the full game against the Bengals Sun.

day.

'l‘he Indiana‘ final borne game qt the season was a free-gate af- {ttii- presented by President Bill Vccck uni drew 12,800 fans. Fuller didn't permit a hit after the filth.

Pitching one of his best games. Joe Dobson turned in a founhit- ter for a 5-2 verdict over Clarence lifurshall and Now York Yankees. as Boston Red S011 registered their ioiird victory IIKI finished com- pollllOii against the Bronxlbes for the year. with 14 won of 22.

Ii was Qbsonr 13th success against six lost Collecting l5 nits off rookie

iiizlithar-icr Art Houtteman, St. Louis Browns stiapped .a Detroit winning streak at 10 games by hopping the 'I‘iizers 8.1.

Although Hook Greenberg’: two- run homer of! Jill! Fantiin in the lifiii inning gain the Tigers a 5-2 lend the Brownies finished strong with six runs in the last four ""lgS, three of them on Vegt tens’ 13th ltomer, to win for t pitcher Frank iscan.

(iroenbergs honier- is 42nd oi’ (he ycar~gove him an edge o! (our over Ted Williams in the llfllli‘ run derby m?) his two runs biitcdun brought him the league 1rd in that department with 133.

Vlnslhingbon Senators increased their fourth-place lead over Chic- ago by sweeping both owls o1 a doubleheader from Philadelphia Athletics.

‘ intors won the first game 6.8 aiiitougit Roger Wolff allowed the .i'< 11 hits. They took the second v.3 with Dutch Lcomrd getting credit for the victory.

Mickey Vernon. the American lmzucis lending batter. collected his zoom hit l»; me first game and hall (our for the day to raise his litrnge to .359.

Straiuls Take (tome Lead In Jr. Playoffs

LIVERPOOL. N. S. Sept. 25 — Near Waterford strands took a onri-gnme lead 1r the Nova Scotia junior baseball finals today when they turned hack Liverpool Junllor Lnrrtipers 11-6 in the third con. tow. of the best-oLfive series.

Liverpool had taken the opener in-l arrl dropped the second tilt 11.3 Fourth unme- will be played hero tomorrow.

Strands managed l1 hits off

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MONUIDN. N. B.. Sept. 5- Summarles of a race card held here yesterday were as follows:

2.25-2.28 Trot and Pace, Purse 8300

Quaker Boy Queenie Dewev Duke o1 Highland 'I‘rixle Volo .. Trixie Budlong Guy Spencer Sir Francis Drak Mollie Kalmuck . Kathryn Day . . Time: 2.16; 2.16. 2.16 3-4.

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two Liverpool pitchers in chalk- ing up the victory which featured a six-run out-burst in the second frame.

Babblsin started on the mmmd for New Waterford but was lifted in the sixth when Liverpool push- ed across (our runs. Poirier, who came in from centre field to iinlsh the pitching chores. was also Strands‘ ton hitter with three

for five. . Barbasin, with two safeties, was the only other Strand player to garner more than one. New Waterford . 1111 5 Liverpool .. 8 8 5

Barbisin, Poirier (6) and (Jump- bell; Maclsaac. Wickwire (2) and Dagley.

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Those rough and tough Phila- vdeluhia Phlllies dealt Brooklyn a sad blow in their pennant chase (yesterday afternoon as they rat- tled out five runs in the ninth liiivmz to come from behind and ‘(Vﬂlﬁﬂb the bums 11-9 in Flat-

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E£d9?i/O#Fl!1g to b? riigkht at the t ' < ‘ u - 1):; sgries elwitgllmgtcfloltntllrﬁlhaarit-l The ‘hemselves had lottetowufs juniors Friday night come from behind with threenms will tackle the intermediate Alhm the your“! and three mm‘? 1" Stars in an exhibition encountei-‘Ehe mm m °vem°me a 4'4 Hum’ at the Park diamond Coach CharJlgsz-dsevghqeg tallied one thmiarel 1g

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ball get away. After walking Johnny Wryostek. Lombardi gave way to Art Herring who yielded the tyinll run.

When Jim Tabor singled to brink in Nor-they. Herring purpose- ly walked McCormick before Kir- by Higbe. eighth Dodgers pitcher took over and pitched a flv ball to Dee Moore which scored Wy- rostek with the tie-breaking run. A double by Emil Verban brought in Philadelphia's last run.

Chicago Cubs and Pittsburgh Pirates battled for three hours and $6 minutes before Billy Cox‘ pinch single sent Lee Harldley

the season, Gables allowed just four hits.

trtouble for Husky McCabe-s m,“ second when Dixie Walker let the fl .

Prays For Dodgers

(By 'l\he Associated Press!

BNEW gORK. Sept. 25 — Rev.

enney - F. Benson. pastor of agtllfaglﬁi ‘gvégt gédmvsﬂilytltf lake the Brooklyn Dutch Reformed lors forced to slay three ganli-‘sutriln’ Cthurclhfkxlnelt ﬁarehgded °n Hthﬁ

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the mainland their finance; are ,0 av and prayed for View” for not nearly sufficient, rtdaiﬂamok‘ D06 1 _ m N H I night's game was the plan the tnan- .éqgueynbasebazlfrsﬁ Y‘ f a m“ 8231110111 struck) uv to raise nds “awe.” nravinzp}g;‘al‘hoslgcgodq_ an it ls to e hoped tha the “Si” he mwned Whne about 200

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But the really important part of the game is the fact that a large‘ attendance is being looked for- ward to. Fans will be certain of witnessing a close struggle all the way and h" their attendanre and] their resul ng donations can do, much to swell the slim trrrasury| the juniors at. present possess.

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fans will show their a preclatiiin ,, of (he youngsters’ effolzts by at- i?"~i°“s Raped‘ The“ chum“ tending in large numbers and‘ “Ont 10m‘ 5° “Md ﬁght “ow but

digging dawn deep Wm,“ the CO1] everyone is braving for the burns 1 m (to win. We ask you not to give 0c r makes llhurotlnds" the Anheusers out there in St. Louis any better break than you give us and we ask this in all sincerity.“

Horsemen throughout the. blari- tlmes today are extcndirg con- Rlatulailons to Charlie Craft! of Halifax on his marriage lent night gall/It's. Margaret Diamond cf this l y.

Charlie, a son of C. J. Craig of,

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(By The Associated Press)

BRUITY. Pa. Sept. 25-— The advance contingent of Bos- ton Bruins hockey team arrived here today. but the season's init- ial practice session was delayed until tomorrow when the team will test tho ice at the Hershey Arena.

Most of the regulars from last year's Boston team are clue to ar- rive next week. and scrimmages are planned against Hershey Bears. farm club oi‘ the Bruins. Several Canadian players working cut with the Bears have impress- ed coach Don Penniston. and manv are exbected to win re¢hlar posts with the American League Club.

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player prospects shows that ail In earning the right to meet

least, a dozen of the better known Truro Bearcazq in. the Provincial

nlayers of the last 10 to l5 yoarg finals, Shipyards blasted 13 hits

have either hung up their skates off two Windsor huriers, Mellish

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(By The Canadian Press) STEJLLARTON, N.S-. Sept. 25- W. G. Stewart. weil known New Glasgow turf owner, saw two of his horses race to victory at the harness racing meet here today. M0111 Direct took the No. l classiﬁed in straight heats Milk Billy Jane came back with two" firsts after ﬂnishink fﬁllfih w} capture the free for all. Both were driven by Harley Harrison. Maud Unko. owned by Dan Ross and driven bv W. McLeod, romp- ed to another straight heat vic- tory 1n the No. 2 classiﬁed. Feature of a half-mile farmers race was Miss Doliv Schrader who handled the reins of Rex. The horse finished 6-6-5 but it was the ﬁrst time a member of the

{air sex had driven B hOTEG competition on- the Blue Acres Raceway.

Summary!

Classiﬁed No. l

Maude. Unko (MacLeod) Prince Marine (Weisiwr) - Morgandale Ace (M2188) Money Direct (MacGiLlivrav) Joe Volo (Maodldilﬂ) Time: 2.25: 2.11: 2-1‘!-

Farmera’ Race- Half Mlle

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Free For All 3511 Jane (Harrison) ....4i 1 ‘fhev Great G Aidacbdduffil) The Walnut Abbe (MMLW 3 a 2 Jean Henley (Allen) ‘ ‘ 55d Dominion Grafton (Ha e1’ - Time: 1.11%: 2-10; “We Ola-Ila! N0- l t (Harri-son) yizinalllialgllﬁon (Marshall) Lee Reynold: rMaoLeod) Mac Hugo 130m’)

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Joe Direct Wins Feature At Bridgewater

(By The Canadian Press.

BRIDGEWATER. N18. Sept. 25 —-Ferkle ﬁaxter. veteran reins- mim. Diluted Joe Direct to a sur- prise victory and fastest mile as a harness racing meet got under- wav here today.

Joe Direct took the 2.12-2.14

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trot and Dace in striht h t $52 a time of 2:09 fir; the Elsi

Judd. driven by Sam Walker and Owned bv Charles Walker oi Halifax. Won the 2.15-2.18 trot and Dace in straight heats, while Roy Shelbume, owned by P. U.‘ McCormick of Charlottetown took

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Wiﬂnlri! owner-P. McCormick. Charlottetown.

Louis Cardinals to stick in the Na- tional Lctmtie flag race desol~tc a series of unhappy experiences in- cluding raids by the Mexican Lea- gue is a staunch, tightly-knit m- field that gives away few runs and 1 provides the club with a great deal 4 of its punch. . 2 ‘if the Rorlhi-rd quartet finds it- 5 sell’ in the World Series next wcek,

2.15-2.18 Trot and face

Judd (Walker) .. . .. Money Maker (J. O'Brien) . Free Trade (J. Cambbelh Brizht Spot (Moreside)

O. U. Volo (Stead)

Jerrv Lee Volo (Barnett) Ju=t Betlv (D. Seaman)

3 it will suffcr little hy comparison 6 with‘lhe set of sluggers who help- 7 ed Boston Red 50x make a run-

Time: 2.14%: 2.10%»: 2.12. away of the American League, Winning owner-Chas. Walker. even though the latter group in- Halifax. cludes two such fearsome swatters as Johnny pﬂSliy and Bobby Dwerr. 2.12-2.14 Trot and Pace The Cards infield contains the National League's (and mnyhc Joe Direct (Baxter) 1 1 d hast-balls) greatest hitter in first- Gav Law (Hood) 221 baseman Stan Must-cl (.368); the Peter Brooke (J. O'Brien) .53 2 league's best third-baseman in Kavcla (Barnett) _. . .3 43 Whitey Kurowskl (.302); and the Wilkin (Bailey) . .. 45 4 strlnrzhoan who for some seasons Time: 2.00: 2.12; 2.10. has berm known as "Mr. Short-

Siﬂh". Mari)’ Marlon. Against this fine trio the Red

Sox offer the game's outstanding second baseman lu Doerr, who has knocked across 115 runs through Tuesdays games to average .272, and the stocky little Pesky, who still clouting a terrific .337. Brooklyn, clinging tenaciouslv to

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Cardinals Infield

its chance at the big play-offs,_ boasts only one infield star of) acknowledged magnitude, short- stop Peewee Reese, and he is about as good as they come.

Dc-dizcr fans will (lie swearing that their second baseman, Eddie Stanky, lS the best in the world, but they might he accused of pre- judire. At first and third the Flo-ck is little better than minor league.

Taking the three clubs spot by spot,_ Musial looms as a standout at first, providing the National League pHChBFS operate with due caution against big Rudy York, the Sox veteran who has made perhaps the year's greatest come- back.

Rudy has powdered the bail all year. and tho-ugh his average is 0011' ﬂ mﬁﬁvst .286 he has slammvd 58 extra-base blows, including 16 home runs. and has knocked in 11S runs, only three fewer than his vaunted teammate, Ted Williams.

Should Brooklyn squeeze in, tall Howie Schultz (.242) and Rod

0n Speed

(By The Canadian Press)

MONTREAL. Sept. 25-—With 1.116 return of.c0oler weather to sharp- en up 1111-3 ice. Montreal Canad- leris began turning on the gas in their practice sessions todav and the front office announced that the regulars were starting to aut- ograph their contracts.

Though the revised contracts- for the extended GO-game sched- ule and with various changes in the release and players‘ beneﬁtS clauses approved at the recent N. H. L. meeting-arrived onlv 111st night. Frank Sclke. Canadiens‘ manager. reported six players had glen-ed bv this afternoon.

Those already on the dotted line are "Toe" Blake, the old re- liable, and centremnn ElmerLach

Key To

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home with the Pirates’ winning the 2.23-2.26 trot and pace the

run for a 6-5 triumph in the 16th Same Way-

inning,‘ Summary:

Rooke Doyle Lade worked 8 1-3

innings for the Cubs after takln 2-23-23“ TF0! 0m! PM“. $400 . . _'-— -

over for starter Russ Meyer on g (Thls ‘.5 m” sew“ of a. “"595 schomdlefrlsth otBtrgiks Cﬁlédsiso: vleld of lust four hits. Reliefer Rov Shelburne (R. Barnett) lil °°m7’“".‘“g m" 193mg Wmch “("1 skunk‘, ° ﬁgldc muxfeither 0g Ken Gables gave uD ‘our hits Just Fucka (p; stead) 232 meet in the impending World 1111.19. ner Ch qrlperior 8m“ o“ after replacing starter Nick strin- Peerless Hanover (Allen) 3 2 3 scnes)‘ nemgablmu, '_and in the mag. cevich. former ‘Ibronto hurler. Baldwin G. (Baxter) . 4 44 ‘By Gay“! Tam“) the fouliljllayiht? hall for extra and his successor. Al Gerheauser. Buck P.C. Gratlan (Camp- NEW YORK. Sept. 25 —(AP.I— {jig ails Arising rum across" oh In gaining his second triumph of 5 5 The bulwark that has enabled St. m“ no ma, comparison He ha.

knocked in 115 tallies. compared: to a combined total ‘of 68 fmjhll two rivals, though this comparison is not entirely fair, BS 110th 0T U19 latter bat in the lead-off spot.

Even though most baseball m?! will say that Marty Marion still can no farther to get a bill V"!!! gny shortstop living, rt is necessary to string along with Pesky for the (purposes of a world series, wher! one extra hit can make all tho differences between hauling down the winners’ share and merely being voted a good loser.

Reese of the Dodgers always ll dangerous at the plate and ha! contributed much to his club's ‘at- tack utith a .283 average, MiflDn‘ tired and underweight, has node poor year at the plate, but he sti can knock down those balls the look like sure hits and turn them into double plays. v

Though he got a slow start after an extended holdout. Kurowsk] gradually has clubbed his way back to the leadership of the third‘ baseman, and his lusty bat glvg

the Cards a third .300 hitter ' their line-up. Whitey figures to out-shine

either of the pair who have been sharing the hot. corner for the Red 50x, Pinky Higgins and Rip Rus- sell.

The Dodgers at one time or an- other have tried everybody excepﬂ Branch Rickey at third. Coolrid Lavagetto, hitting .240, prolmbl] would be Durocheﬁs choice in thl SEXYES.

(By The 651m. Press)

TRURIO; N. 8., Sept. ZS-Nobod! thought of looking in- the cwp a ter Judge of Probate C.P. Blan- c ard let go with a drive on tho

fourth hole at the Truro Golf Club yesterday. ~ As a result Mr. Blanchard

searched ‘all surrounding trzipl and scanned the green for the illusive ball before discovering. to liis- amazement. that he had be-n

of (he l“'-“'l-""‘"i“it1" »~ii~~:i~ line. , ,_ burlv rjcienccmon Butch Bouch- 5t°"°"_5 0239i Prvbﬂbly Would slliit come eligible for the select course no. ‘T113119 Bill Dlllllnil. rind icr- :11!’ iillisidiﬂsllis 001M. as 11191‘ iioIr-in-one club- . - d1 , d J1 y raven season. ---—- --~-- — p3t9rs_ Ken Mas M (m mm Doerr, who came hack from the The Panama Canal is with": and

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