slam' 21. 934 - _ _ , 1' "1-ua cimahoweroww cusiwuia ~ ' F trace snvEN~#€~ `

'“‘ ` "w " " -~ f fr- f-----~ ~~~ ----- ----~~- ---- -2 5-- - i , -_ - = ~ , ____.

_ , . . , I

gggggy ~ ' l BASKETBALL

WREBTLIN ` _ ` OTHER SPORT

_ ,. - _ .

i llsorrrluiab. seal. sc-r » for an exhibition series be

tween Boston Bruins an Montreal Canadiens in

nearing completion, Manager Npway Lalonde of the Fl Frenohmen announced '/night.

The gamer. he said. will be

at Saint John Halifax and Charlottetown. provided ice il available.

_ ' ____

If UITY LEAGUE MIITING

of the City League baseball

' teams in the Holy Name Hall

last evening at which the Pre idmt llr. Neil Matheson p aided a report was read by the lecretary, Mr. William Power dealing with the favorable fin- ancial standing of the League. A- general dhcussion folio wil a view of organizing -the loop hr next year.

WIN DER!!!

WLUMBUI. 0<. SUM- DG-

to il

At a meeting of the members

..'.

wed

Colnmbm led Birds of the 'American speciation swept a ‘I-I victory ever Mlnneapci . Milne h tbl seventh and de-

a playoff aeri

e Association to ply Tor- orld Series. the' Amocl-

alao the Little ,

year.

_ " Wills PAIVHUIPATE

F NEW TCH. EGM- 50-'fb' United ltatea Olympic Conl- mitiee, after lhtening to a two-hour report by AVG!! Brundago, President of the 1 Amateur Athletic Union. de- cided tcnisbt ie mm the lr- vitaticn at tlamany to par- ttebate in the 1938 Olympic _Games at Berlin.

I 0ANZON‘lRl_ WINS -

<faaooa:.nr,l¢.r.. seein

_Tony Cauaoneri. former kin! sr lie lghtwvllhil bcrall all- ether ecme-their mil ionleht will a decision over Barry naauheay, rancd Chiara welter-weight, in a spirited 1°- ' romd bout at libbeis Field. req weighed lu a-4 pounds.

Diiinly 140. '

1 PAYS 'l‘l.l'BU’l"lI

7 rlrovmslwcs. ls. r.. sept- aa-'r. 0. lu. scvwlthf arm" and ilppei' of the yacht En- deavour defeated in the Am- erlca’s Clp rwll. NW “"1"” to his amateur crew li B dill' ner given him and Mrs. Sop- wttli tonight by the British lmpire Club of ithodelsland. ___.___.___--

r OLD COUNTRY SO0C_Elv

'(By Gunrdlhlfs Special \nl’el ' 3m,pAgr, 5¢p;_ 35,.-Celtic defea- lefolenavmi l-o in a eecvnd r°\“\d icateh in the Irish cold Cllr S°°¢=\' iiompetition this evenhlg.

| U. S. YACHT8 WIN ovarian nav, lv. Y., sent- 26, - the united states team of six mat” achts scored a clean aweell °V¢1' Brest Britain today iv me 092111118 race of their biennial series _for R10 British-American cull- TN h°‘“° (gpg won by a score of 26% to 10-

§?i§§§ ig!! = riiéii

E E

played their positions weli turned in one of their moat effeo ive passing games to date It `smith the brilliant goaltender

bed the fleet footed Abbie f oftheballattheverygoaimou The Prince County champi playing on a strange field w

click, many passes going as

spelt their downfall.

The visitors opened with a ited attach on the Abbie goal

the defensive before a mass at of the locals. Taylor ran in opening counter early in the hs. when he beat Smith on Johnson

apparently awaiting the bre that did not come.

on the defensive to protect the one goal margin, as was though entered the fray with even zest than the opening half and f

ball through a ragged New Ann

thrusts until a well directed

by Taylor on s double pass fro McKee and Durssquier caught

overanxiousness and a well nig hrllmahhble Abbie back field k

LINEUPS

backs, Adair. McKee, Ccvill; to wards. Johnson, Smith, Tayl Dupesquier, Bevens.

&nith; fullbacks, C. Marchbamr, A. stefiord, n. schur-msn; r

Poole, G. McKay, R. McDonald.

i'tcferee--'Ibmnly Tees.,

P.E.~ Island' Light Horse Place _Third

(0. P. D! Gualjia-l\’l lpecinl

Wire) .

DTTAWA, Sept. 5-Prince

adm-d nuns I-lrht Ilona af Charlottetown, placed third in competition for the Merritt Challenge Trophy for -1984. ‘N Canadian Cavalry Association announced tonight.

Winners of the trophy were the London, Ont., lst Husserl with sos 8-4 points while the Princesa louise Draliioli Guards. Ottawa, placed second. with 801 points and the P. l. I. Lilht ilorae next` with 800.

The trcf,\l\y is competed for

annually by cavalry regiments of the non-permanent active militia.

Hmmm* dana ' cabal Jlxaaif,-"lwcld¢h:f'I.:=||etby

without

é 1

CAN um'-nY”,

;z;cec=su"~r:c:

ugavasths

bies at bay especially in the latter pmvm d th dum, t half when time after time he ,,8';,.,,,1,,,,§_“,,‘_;’,

orwards ~

th ziwosagrendnnaleto there

hid

W9-I ¢X¢\‘¢m¢lY l‘0\!81'l @1184 W prospective champions in the

at lay Team in the half miie

the whistle but gradually fell on race. The Tip Top Trophy pl

If ,_

aks

mtheseoondhelftheredan hlecxe1euinsteddeirnlingaoe_lr

shot

.lumen

s. few minutes punched the elusive M°D°D°1d. Cible Held EHSC. Tim

beerneld almost at will but goalie 5”- 2-'15 N1- duh. Iwi- 9 md smith wee more turning aside the -1» °1“‘°”°° °°1‘d°“- M°1=}#8\1°:

in 3 I

years

1°" hm' d fT¥6"£hal§;:n" but imd_Indr.r--1, Isabel Howard, Corn-

019

them scoreless.

iie-coal, .le-mmett full-

Ol’

N” 5”" w“‘°"°"""G°°‘» -1, Beryl Furness, Vernon- 2 Mur-

J. _ ' ' ,B

wards, Gunning, E. McKay, B-

Kitwanie win ,‘r1i° <1 .S‘irai'°”hi”`\f{c€5I-

4 /JA

ggj gtg .iii-S.`K'il

- d!.sCEh

, - S' al

11' g'

and expectant, yesterday afte

ing for, honors in the field of sport

and readily demonstrated he

field sports go.

won by the Montague School

is a beautiful cup which goes

-g not necessarily in succession Th

thecloseofthe meet.

d roliowingisalist ofthe

r S06. I-100 yds. dash. boys 18

Rel Whitlock, Hunter River; 3, Llo

12 secs.

Athoi McDonald. Mermaid 3, J

Q ard, W. Royalty. Time, 11 secs.

See. 3-50 yds. dash, girls 8

i; 3,.iee.n rrlmell, w. Royalty; 4, Thor esa Hughes, Millcove. Time. 9 se \ Sec. 4-Quarter Mile Bday

Whentley River; 2, Wheatley; West Royalty; 4, Millcovc.

Sac. 5--'15 yds. dash, bays 1|.

ANI? :

bade. amend, unomnson: half- 12--1, Garth Hooper, N. Milton;

Arthur Ballem, Mt. Albion, 3, Clif

' Fumess Vernon. Time 10

lei Jones, Pownal 3, Georgie Hug

Msrchbsnk: hslfbach N. McKay. Millcove; 4. Joyce Damon, oiyde

- River.

gm 7._50 y¢|,_ Suk Bam, boy, 10 The setback was the Giants' 11th

and under-1, Millar Campbell G

14 secs.

P S . e;

Athol Roberts, W Royalty' 4, Ew

13 sees.

-1,-Martha Walker, Cornwall;

Holland, Souris.

ters-1, Lester Elelllck, Harrington;

Time, 12 secs.

teachers-1, Margaret Reviile_ Glen _ fanning; 2, Adele Smith. Millview 3, Dorothy McKenzie, South Gran

i ville; 4, Catherine Beck, A111-at

Sec. it-100 yds, dash, boys 15

,ray River; 2, Raymond Donahu

icy River. Time-11% secs:

Seo. 13-50 yds. three-legged race,

giria-1, Martha Walker and Irma Bain, Cornwall; 2, Cecelia Arbing

Eulalie H hes and Kather

Verna Robertson and Rebecca stew- art, Brackley Pt. (equal).

an wonmmr IF I i ...':°J.‘-3.22.*

\ » Q0 Matheson, Wheatley; 2, Orville Btead and Roland Rackham, Wheatley River; 3, Raymond Curley and Wil- fred Watts, Hunter River; 4, Gerald 0'Ba.nley, Bt. Peters N. and Ronald

and over-1. ean Frimcii, Cornwall; 2, Hilda Priest, Montague; 3, Hsaei

Oudmore. Barrington. Time D secs.

Soc. 17-50 yd’i_ Jockey race, boys-

l. Wm. Rackham and Orville Btead, Wheatley River; I, Cedric Stetson

was eliieklymdeamhrvbli and home nun-y w Royalty s,

._ ¢,¢.l¢¢vdcuin__y£ -;,::;$::_,&;_m.¢v;_ff:; Harold ami wa 'gl-ai;nor. ,iii---°=“"'_'_--»-»»~»-\~'~» -M'--mi "eg,-,,;,;f,; 2;“..."“.‘.f.§§‘»;.£'..i‘.§°i’.......“ $“....”""'- me _ rq»etoieili¢eby°‘m G3? ~ see. is-'ls yds. dash. gil-le lima

. i igtoabavd Whybmdicq . Bild 'V' td-l, laura Hurry. W. ltbyalty and ‘ - Anna Warren,_Irishtown (equal): 2,

éiGtilleiie Blue Blades

Now sf-zsi-loofsof

meme welter. cornwall: s, ance -Crosby Cornwall. '

is-50 yds. wheelbarrow race.

Robert Carr and Gordon

Wheatley 2, Orville

"iii §§i§L~ E _

"“"i»’.'2l.».

) llna- ' ' “Q

_ [ - ... d ' wg one _giathe largest attend-

qu-ee » an ou ndingly contested

_ Mummu hom” um” in the Wanderers, who kept the Ab- cent,” Scmol Fam held in the

» he

yin: ”° 1°-

em'

1118

mir-

tack

1,2 He una me

h t t , (OR.

there is no dearth of athletes and wqm- Wm,

Is- PRO

tray land Province, so far as track and

which, coupled with week boot

'Ihe feature event of the day was

$.-

sented to the winner in this mr;

etheeclloolwinnlngitthreettmxj

ec.:i;r:.:ch.r:zsrrdsxsluceimztd

] -

tom-. xen Beer. °‘?ech or the win- ning team, by Mr. B. F. Doyle at

ohn

Mahler. Rocky Point 4, Geo. rick-

l'B°

hem'|__RoIi_i_d_;___ai__r;e_ie|;h Hughes, Min- cove' an. Clyde River' 4, .1o'hu' Mahler, Rocky Point, _'rime', H1 WWW Th” finish ‘*‘° W-5°”

_ , en

Campbell, Cirah.am's Road. Time.

i Seo. Ii)--100 yds. dn-ah. male teach-

2, in the National league pennant

Wallace McPherson, Valleyfield' ra/ce. East; 3, Ernest Reid, Rollo Bay Hoyt, who is staging a remark- -West; 4, Hollis Jenkins, Ml.rmaid. a/ble come-back with Pittsburg Pir-

Yfl- `

Ind over-1, Edwin McDonald. Mur-

and Bernadette Trainor, Millcove; '

' ` - .._1== f ==$r--

A7b¢sw¢if. ”S°¢¢e»f T¢¢m'SCHll0lt FMR swf.. F.. so Sect- TRACK i\N|ll\/Iaritime D feats New Annan 2-0

FE? Island, Championship A

________;_-___-__________=YESTERIJ,AY~

Charlottetown Abegwelt scccer - '."_-"

_ _ _

fe-m -cured the wma ou- by Montague Relay Team ers. champrogsufdgfo Captured Till- TOD

_ - PLAY neun? _ ”__;e°\f_‘;gg;;_f gtg? ;:l‘;;,I:1;'Y:g_e:f ,£l'01Ji;y in Half-mile'

E . . ' noon. VCII

__(C.l'.ByCrnardianaSpecial Th°Abbm u“y.m““b`u_

d A parade of Island youth, eager

con

CHRRGE5 IRRCY

eaelni

Cones-i

Folorenti. “RM

prim _

winners: - -

(-A. P. By Gaardian’s Special Wire)

wall, 2, Doris Plckard W Royalty; NEW YORK sem; 25_Newy°,-k

' Giants received another severe set- °°' heck in their battle for the Nat-

Race

(4 pupils from each school) -_ 1: i°°"}‘ I"°°8“° pennant may when

they dropped their second succes-

“' ive game or the rluuiee, 5-4.

md Gus Man/ouso drove in all of the

2_ Giants' runs with two homers and

a long ily but in the end, the world

ford Lea, Vernon River; 4, Russell °‘h°mp1°“5' mm’ “mis “what was

the "goat" of the game. He failed

g,.,_ 5_5., ,d,_ d,,,,_ ,.;,.,, 9’°m,,°‘* 10 to stop a low pitch that relief pu-

oher Adolfo Luqfue uncorked in the first of the ninth and Sylvester

’ Johnson scored from third with

what proved to be the deciding run.

defeat in their last 21 games in three weeks, during which their seven-game lead, has rapidly melt-

with single games against Brook-

see. s-so you seek luoe, boys ll lin Saturday and Sunday-

andover-1, Henry Hurry, W, Roy.. alty; 2, Jose h Hu hes Miilcov 3,

With Johnny Babich keeping the

Boston Braves' seven hits well scat- tered, Brooklyn Dodgers won their nrlalgameoftheseasonatllrbets field in Brooklyn 8-1.

see. 9-do yas., girls u and iz yn. Waite Hoyt. a veteran of the

2,-baseball wars, who was a world

Mildred Hurry, W. Royalty; 3, Joyce series star when Paul Dean was a Newson, Harrington; 4. Beatrice barefoot boy in the southem cotton

fields, prevented St. Louis Cardi- nals from moving into first Place

ate held the Cardnals to two hits,

s,°_ u ___ mo yu dum “mul both singles by Johnny Rothrock,

and shut them out 3-0 at st. Louis.

f Young Dean. his starting mound; 1 opponent, gave six hits in six in-

nings and retired in favor of a

on. , .

Time-15 secs. P’“°h'h"’t°"- `

CRDNTN' 'I0 MARRY

e, -'_,”

Bonus. 3 wmnd wamh Hume (A. P. By Guardians Special Wire) River;'4, William Rackham, Wheatf WA5HmC'T0N' Sem' 26'”‘7°°~

Cronin, manager of the Washing- ton Senators, will be married bert tomorrow morning to Miss Mildred June Robertson, niece and adopted daughter of Ulafk Griffith. Dl`€H1d" ent of the American League base-

U8 e

Hughes. Milloove; 4, Louise Bain "U °‘“"' g

,and Norma Walker, Cornwall; and

>___

Btanley Watts and Rlyimnd CUT' ley, Hunter River. ,

pupils from each school)-1. M03' tague; 2 Bollris Hish school; li. Murray liiver; 4, Hunter River.

OFFICIALS '

Judges- »

Shaw, W. W. Smith, I-I. M\ll'P\\Y» J-

Horsemen's Attention -me rumor sow/mu ls- l.slm mmuass nomo cum me ru-rolarrr ron ~rwo .arm 'rnsaa rsas ours. -1

All

aw, §§§;§?§ li;-2:;

Wilfred Btead, Wheatley iliiam Rae W;

l i E

_ i

Bee. 24%-Half-mile Relay ltsce (4

Bildlillllid

(Canadian Press) (By Guardian’s &»ecinl Wire) SAINT JOHN, N. B., Sept. 26.

les Canadiens, of Montreal, colorful team in hockey will

, d

their pre-season training till year in Saint John starting Oct 15th. Announcement to this ef

feet was made tonight by

m crofthe Forum

lamy, snag and Commissioner A. E.‘Massi

director of the Civic Tourist an Publicity Bureau.

ona

Never before has a. Natl Hockey League team sdected

a. training site. Mr. lnmy

Commissioner Massie had bee working on the project for sev

eral weeks, but it was only

today

that they received definite word from "Newsy" lalonde, Canad- iens’ manager, that his team would be here. Before negotia- tions had been completed, Com- missioner Massie talked by long distance telephone to Leo Dan durand, managing director of th

club, in St. Louis.

-round Award

Regis Arsenault captured tile sen-

ior all around athletic award of Bt

track and field day competition held

worth, and members of Athletic As- sociation.

sports.

Francis Dunn Time, 11 secs

Running Broad .lump - 1, Regis

tance, 37 ft. 6 ins.

Sh t Put - 1 J

100 yds. dash - 1. Charles Mo Quaid, 2, Wilson Shes. Time, 11 1 5 secs.

Charles McQua.id. Time, 1 min. 10

Standing Broad .lump - l, Chas.

McQus.id, 2, Wilson Shea

---__ --

i .- ,

sa.

_Regis Arsenault Cap- Ya1‘IIi0l1th Puts Up Bift€1‘ 2 t‘”°S S 0 1* i 0 f Au' gle But Loses 5 To 4, After,

Kegn Cgmpetitigll F Events- One Rim Short Of T icing Count.

ii W

record.

Saint John, and Pumey Fuller

_ns -_ .

__?.--- -.=-- 100 yds, qggh_1_ Ivan Walsh; 3_ hardly out of high school. Both

md . _ were victims” ofd _ci_rci__l_mstar;ces.‘

14.4 . 200 yds. dash-l, ivan Welsh; 2, Boyd's error owe e amp 01”!

. Leo McDonald. Mermaid. yg Ge t R ive Francis Dunn. Time, 24 3-5 secs. to stay on the road to victory,

Mgmmgn Hunger River- ‘_ Ronald S , 440 yds. dash-1, Francis Dunn; 2, while Devers’ careless work on‘

' ’ e . Joseph D. Ready. Time, 5'1 2-5 secs. plays at the plate in the eighth

. B t _R _Lead As 54 mile-1, Joseph D. Ready; .2, ran up the score against Brownell. 10 u Willard 0’Brien. Time, 2.18. H15 ginker working like a charm. ,_ , 1 Mile-1.Wll1ard 0'Brl<=n: 2.-411- Brownell pitched big league ben

Cards Lose To _ Pittsburgh "df: §‘.$;.°_?‘.‘;1‘:..‘?-i.%'......., .. fm mf' *° fm- H: “":.‘;:f

» five hits and struck ou 11 a

Francis Dunn. Height, 5 ft. 2% ills.. ways_ Fuller snow” nm, “genes

d whiffed four.

"“5"““““" 2' "mph D- WMV; W' maui; although Bl-cwneu euowed

talllloe, 18 ft. 5 ins. mm, ,ess mu than hu opponent

. _

W’ sup md J“mp_1' mg” AI' d truck out many more than

can adlens senault; 2, John J. McDonald. Dis- ;,l;“eg_ he gave out more eu-ned

runs, three to Fullers two

' o , _ _

TO Tfaln In ° ’ as' M°D°nald’ 2’ Th whole game hinged on i Augustine Kelly. Distance, sz it. 1% Bo df; mm, mm ,wo out ,n the

_ ms. Y -

_ shams Brom _hmp_,1_ Hamm fifth and runners on second and

S t e J O h 11 Mcnmm ,_ Rem Arsenal, third, Boyd raced in for nloiiete

soft tap, picked up the ball clean-

--- ymgor A1|_|;,¢,,md A¢h||,|,¢_- Ch.,-|¢s ly, paused a. while and then threw

Moquggd _ wildly to first. A New Brunswick

Hitting Bere

5 200 yds. dash-1, Chas. McQua.id; Godfrey, the hitting hero of the

2 Somerled 'I‘rai.nor. Time 28 secs. entire series, followed with a lusty

440 yds. dash--1, Wilson Shea; 2, single in right and two more run-

ners crosged the platter.

» secs. The champions added another °' Hilh -WND-1. CDU- M»°Q\lBld: 2. run in the eighth and thought they “ Wilson shea- H-1sht.4it.11% me. were .ming may but.. ver-

Rlllmlllx Brflld -ill-|110 - 1. C1185. mouth uprising in the same inning,

Mcquaid 2, Somer1edTrainor Dis resultmg in tm-ee runs for the

\ _ _

ony in thc M mme Provinces .Q tm°e» 17 ft- 1 in Nova Bcotlans, almost knocked

them off their pedestal

Scoring began in the second in

d . '

“ not»,s'iepmdJump--1c~he.i. h can mldwnh;

Mcquaidi Z' 'mmerled Tmmén D15' lfxieuigl Zn? brou;isl'tsG‘<;>;frey hogme WDW' 34 ft' 5 ms' to put the visitors one up. Yar-

EVE mouth tied it in the fourth on a YARMOUTH OPEN. NTS neat double steal, their second such £1-V0. lf . . --

_ _ play of the game. With two away n. cf a p . -

almbfu mi xf,’nJ”'Dl§En°;; and runners, the Horton boys, on H. Horton. as .- ,83’,,' 3 y‘ ' third and first, Doug suddenly White. c ._ ._ __

- ` -- _ - _ tal-ted f second. He dl-ew a D- Horton. lst .- e 5 it K;)°;m:f¢1;T§T5ci§,1§ef;§ 2' throw. Hgily dashed home. He was GY|U1ShBW- 2nd --

'Miie will;-1 John J Mcnonsld- safe. and Dolls slid safely into the D°“°““» ff ~- -- - 2 Lester o'l:>ou'ue1l 'rliue lo mins' keystone- On the play the Gate- B°dY- W -

if secs. ' ' ' ways were superb, the Kiwanis a 1"m9\'~ D

Green mee-1 wiuiiuu simpson- trifle bewildered. *'V°“’°*» if 2 Chas Trainor' ' Putting across three runs in the z‘G°“d¢Y» *lf

R S d ,Shoe-Race-1., William Simpson; fifth, all on Boyd‘s costly miscue. __I:l’bl°“° -- -~ -8;

e auf] ers Joseph 0'!-ianley, the Kiwanis grabbed off the lead

g' . wheelbarrow mee _ l, Jes. Mc- again. Then in the eighth, when "'V°“i_§;f bamd f°f

Donald end Jose h Read 2 Wil and °f °°"°“

runner scored and broke a 1 1 tie

i 'I-`|ElI] MEET AT Title Remain

vw ll 5.

ST. |]llNSTliN’S In Border Towlff

D,,m,,;n.s Umvemw m me Emma; (C. P. By Guardian’s Special Wire)

YARMOUTH N S. Sept. 26-New Brunswick success-

on Tu sday. C titl ~ k * ° . Y-hrousilout theomelnetireolirfgx cgi; fully_ defended her amateur baseball supremacy in the swd tlmi-;1_el>_et_;ns challxed up in the provinces by the sea today. when St. Stephen-Milltown ‘ummm - ' _- hiwanis defeated Yarmouth Gateways, Nova. Scotia cham- nFo wise? me spgfstf if the mer pions 5-4 to win their fourth consecutive Maritime title 0011. Pl' s were rl uted in the 1 i -

'_°_;>l§1__°_<i{°__“_\_1_du{_f_i;>c12;1H_; in lialewzlelghig. The mighty New Brunswick champions made it

mm e _

d ,h _ ~ one-two-three affair taking the first two games on the gngfu, e direction of Mr Gmane home diamond last’week and striding into Yarmouth to

Rfmllfks were made by Rev. Mod- clean up the series in business-like fashion. By winning

erator, Fr. Walter McGulgan, Pro- - ~ ° » M501, C_ Mm_phy_ B A Dr EuB_ the crown four years ln a row they set a new Maritime

BaL$~"l\t_%Ex"’ 'Ing _following are qw results or the Kwan Duel _

Foe ° Today’s battle was a hectic duel curve, hit in front of catcher God--» ‘~

'ri-le |.n5`r 5°“|°" A”'m'““'l A"1|°W» ml” Af* between two pol-tsiders, the bespoc~ frey and bounded out of reach-

FWE "WR, ,,,m,,|¢ tacled Cecil Brownell, formerly of Boyd scored and Bain raced to

first. Bally Horton hunted down

ing in fast, scooped up the ground- er and touched Fuller as the- _young Yarmouth hurler attempted ‘to speed past. The umpire called- him safe. some said the ball had been dropped. Others said the' fielder had interfered with the :runner before fielding the ball. The nm counted. i

Ou an attempted squeeze play

White missed the ball completely as Bain raced for the plate. White stood in his tracks, blocking the catcher. while Bain, sliding desper- ately, was called safe, Btill White refused to move from his batting box. The Kiwanis raged and stamped about, without avail, and that was that.

Itwasaclose cali for the

champions, that eighth inning, and when they were held scoreless in their half of the ninth with Gtrte- wsys still to bat. but there was no l\1°'l'0 wvrlns despite two New,

lor baseball season was closed.

_ BOX SOOR-‘E

ST. S'l‘EPlI`EN'

Mitchell, lst ,_ . Moffatt, as .. Godfrey. o .

Purcell. lf ._ .

I-1. Boles. Srd

Ccilee. cf __ ._ Mlmllntosh. 2nd .. Brownell, p __

Total

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Wins S s [de lard 0’Br1en andpGeraldyShreena.n. ;,.i`;.m;;1;hp11;,‘;.I;: refitlggdafgnmll 1; be ey batted for nm" has

‘ 3468521! B“,°-1- JM- M¢D°1’\“1d over for the season, Godfrey doub- 1 Uh

TCHUIS Title and Joseph D. Ready; 2. Stephen led rar into centre field for hu nn `

M°Mm°“ md ‘7°h“ 1" Sumvm' fourth hit of the game. The next C. Leblanc batted for Glimshaw

H"“““‘“ '\r°‘“'“"“°“" pair went out on infield plays but 186* ninth-

Mr. Reginald Saunders captured Juni” wumamem' _ Raymond Coffey, picking on 9. fast-breaking

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