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John Teamfi-s-e Three Hurlers 1 Vain Attempt To Halt March f Thrice Magitime Champs.

(Canaflun Pres)

QTIHI. I. 3., Sept. 12—St. Steplicll-Nilllown Klwank l!!-

‘lihc senior amateur baseball championship of New B w! 1; g by drfcatmg Y. M. C. I., Maroons, of Saint John, fll-l-lllugfhlcs Se: 1s the necessary third victory, Saint John having won one of the

prim. 111110 champions for the past three years, 5g, g; h _M| _ “n11, 1110510 with Nova s001111 10011-01110 r01 or, ‘Q11?

111100 hark-rs in a desperate attempt to wrest 11n-

lead from the

1 but the latter stayed in front throughout a" "in l | . . Al- illronwzoll and Roy Boles moundsmen for the chafnpllorilggswcr-e

l2 araiwt l0, they checked the challengers‘ rallies before

they

become danlrcrous. Boles relieved Browneii in the sixth

Vern, who went into the 15,101 Saint _John, lasted

lend of two runs.

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hits. Mofatt, 1140111141011, " 585%. OI-eary, McGratton “m by Brownell, 3, 111 five “by Boles 3 in four innings, "‘ 4 in 2 2-3 innings. Hits vvern 3 in 1 2-3 innings. slers 4 in 2 2-3 innings, Off 313 in 3 2-3 innings, Base 011 ,,_ BT°“‘"°l1_ 1. Off Masters, 1, mill‘ i. H11 by pitched 0011 I 010111 two (Ross, Mitchell), mm‘ one (Mltchciu).

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L0 ca. i Firemen Tie With Glace B-ay And Amherst Squads In Hose Reel Race.

(C. P. by Guardian's Special Wire)

LUNENBURG, n. s, sew 10_ Thousands attending the Luneh. burs fisheries Exhibition 101101- witnessed a. series of thrilling events 5l880d by members of the Maritime F‘1remcn‘s Athletic As. soclation. ,

A Liliieiibiirs crew won the hook and ladder race in i2 2-5 secands with Glace Bay second in 12 4.5,

In the hose reel race. Glace Buy,

Amherst and Charlottetown crews

tied for first place in 57 1-2 see. onds. The event was contested flg_ ain and Glace Bay came through t0 Win in 53 4-5 seconds. Amherst was second in 55 3-5.

The Glace Bay ciew also won first prize for firemen in the grand parade held today.

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All teams entered in the City Softball League please have a re- presentative at the Y. M, Q A at 7.30 p. m. tonight t0 decide the play. offs to determine a winner to play Borden or Georgetown for the ls- land championship.

Any team not having a represen- tative present, will be dropped 1mm further playoffs.

By Order of Executive.

Challenge

The Borden Softball team chal-

wild, lenge any team in P. E. Island to a

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Any undersigned before September RAY STULL, Captain_

IVEETI‘ BEAGAN, Manager. Borden, Sept. ll,

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Windsor-Bad Covers Course 1n Record- equalling Time.

(C. P. Cable By Guardian's Special ire)

DONCABTER, England, Sept, 12 —A quarter oi’ a. million people this afternoon saw Windsor Lad, the winner of the Derby, fulfil all ex. Dectations and win the classic St. Leger even more easily than he. annexed the Epsom Blue Riband.

Windsor Lad raced just off the pace for nearly the entire route to. day. took 0011111101111 without 01111-5 “Pity iiiid Wvii some away 110111 his‘ field in record-equalling time of 3.01 8-5 for the mile and three- quarters.

, VM. H, Benson paid the Mahar-l |fllflli 0f Rajpipla $250,000 for the

|grnnd colt after his Derby victory

11h which Colombo met defeat for

the first time. The running of thel St. Leger today-the oldest of the

season's five classics for three.

year-oldo-proved that; Benson got‘ his money's worth. It was a one-l horse race. i Windsor Lad started at record

odds for the St. Leger of 4 to 9.

Tiberius, second by two lengths, was; 20 to 1 and Zingaro, third thrf same distance back of Tiberius ‘v15

100 to 9. Ten ran, the race being

worth approximately $43,000,

Yankees Cain On T i g e r s

(AP. Rv flvrri" "1 Srvt-clal Wire) l NEW YCRK. Seipt. 19.—AlT-ROUEh

11.11 u; .;. . .~. 1 .1: 51x made three of them ccun_ at home today as they shut out Detroit Tig- ers i-O and reduced the Ieague leaders margin over the seccnd place Yankees, who were idle, to 3 l-2 games.

The lone run of the game was manufactured in the fourth in- ning when Mel Almada, Carl Rey- nolds, and Rick Ferrell drove out singles. Ferrels blow did not figure in the scoring, however, as Almanda lSpanish recruit. scored from third

after Goose Goslin had caught lJuiius solters‘ long fly.

The Tigers remained in a. hitting ,slump. which has led to the light- ‘ening of the American League race. ,Wh11e they out-hit the Sox 6-4 to- iday, they were unable to cluster their blows of! Fred Ostermuller‘ and Rube Walberg.

Indians Win Odd Game of Series

Closing their season with P11110- deinhia Athletics, Cleveland 111011- ans won a pitchers’ battle 3-2. giv- liig hem r, one-game edge in the currrlt five-day series at Cleve- land.

Each team used two pitchers, Monte Pearson replacing Willis I-Iudlin for the tribe in the eighth, and Roy Mahaffey finishing the last three innings for Bill Dietrich.

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(C. I‘. By Guardian's Special Wire)

‘Pl-IORBURN, N. S., Sept. 12-De- Ieating an Antigonish team 7-1 in 50 minutes of play before 1,500 spec- tators today, ‘Ihorbhrn Mohawkr. Pictou County champions, advanced another step towards the Nova s00-

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Allison Forces Cham- p i 0 n to Fourteen Games in Torrid Fifth Set.

(By Edward J. Neil, Associ- ated Press Sports Writer)

(A. P. By Guardiarfs Special

Wire)

FOREST HILLS, N. Y., Sept. 12—Fred Perry, the shiny black-haired, easy go- ing British ace of all the ten- nis world, won the United States singles championship for the second straight year. today, beating dogged Wil-l 11101 141110011, 1110 11111100] States’ second best in the, ratings, 6-4, 6-3, 3.6, 1-6, 845.1’ but he came as close as a man can come to tossing off

his crown while still manag- ing i0 retain it.

Well on the way to the s1mple,| easy victory that was expected of one who holds about all the znajorl singles titles there are, Perry loaf- ed, and carelessly stroked his wayl into trouble that in the end all but’

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Dunlap, Defefig Champion, And Three Canadian Hopes Fall Before Youthful Performers.

(C. P. By Guardian's Special Wire) BROOKLINE, Mass“ Sept. 12. - The youthful light-horse cavalry oi amateur golf, gafioping rough-shod into the fifth round, today number- ed the defending champion, George T. Dunlap, Jr., of New York, and the remaining three Canadian challen- gers among its victims in one of the wildest days in the history of 1110 United States championship. Dunlap, as the climax to a lack- lustre defence of the crown he gain- ed so spectacularly a year ago, was summarily eliminated in his second match by 19-year-old Willie 'I‘urncsa

of Elmsford, N. Y., youngest of sev-,

en golfing brothers. The others 2.11 professionals-and as sweet a shot- maker as American golf has produc- ed in some time.

After stripping Dunlap of his title in a. third round encounter, 3 and 2, Turnesa then combined with the sensational 21-year-old Texas State champion, Reynolds Smith, to help make the tournament safe for the sharpshooting sons 0f the United

tea. Together they dispcsed of the two remaining Canadian threats as Tumesa. whipped Jack Nash 4 and

overcame him as B’ cr°wd of 6'00°l2 and Smith came from behind to at the West Side Courts, forgetting be“ Ross (Msandyn) somervme one all the usual decorum of pat ball up in a 194101,, match that was one Plfly- "flied and Cheer“ every of the day's biggest thrillers.

Pviiili the 6011113899115 Tex” made’ Somerville, who took the United and every error that bounced o" States championship 10 his 1.0110011.

In the morning young Nash went out in 30, one over par, to turn two up on Charles Kocis, Detroit, the! dropped a 30-footer on the 16th ta stem the rally of the American and pull our; a one-up victory.

Against the brilliant Tumesa this afternoon, however, the London youth's game fell away slightly. He needed. 35 on the out-trip, while Turnesa shot a string of fours and carded 3'7 for a two hole lead. Nash rallied then, drawing the plaudits of the gallery as he collected three 3's over a stretch of seven holes. But meantime, Turnesa was bagging a pair of 2's with some dazzling iron play and one of the deuces ended the duel on the 16th.

The other Canadian who marched out hopefully this morning in the third round, Jack Cameron of Mon- treal, caught driver trouble and went down by 2 and 1 before Eddie Driggs of New York.

The day's heavy programme, re- ducing the field from 64 to 10 play- ers for the fifth round and another double-header session of ill-hole matches tomorrow, otherwise was featured by the elimination of all CX-ChBIIlplOIlS except 44-year-old Chick Evans of Chicago and the sur- vival of T. A. l"Tony") Torrance, Great Britain's lone entry. 35 m" sole foreign threat.

Torrance, although outnumbered. is far from a 15 to 1 shot in the re-

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the Britons racquet.

Wins First Two Sets In Easy Fashion

In absurdly simple fashion, debonalre Englishman, strutting a little between each shot and show- ing no indication of the ankle in- jury he suffered yesterday, sailed through the first two sets at 6-4.

(GP. By Guardian's Special Wire)

FlR-FDERICTCN, N. 13.. Sept. l2 ——Mae Forbes. cwned at Caribru. Me, W011 the 2.19 Trot at the Fkedericton Exhibition today, es- tablishing a, new (rack record of 2.09 1-2 in the third heat.

Another Maine horz-"c. Sister Ex- press. of Presque Isle. captured the 2.24 Trot and did one heat 1n 2.00 l-4.

‘Fhe fastest time of the day was 2.08 1-2 by Miss Crammer of Chatham in the Named Race.

A Free-Fcr-All is on t:morrow's closing programme.

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Toronto Leafs Make It Two Straight Over Newark Bears.

(A. P- by Guardian's Special Wire)

NEWARK, N. J., Sept. l2-- Scoring two rims in the opening inning without the benefit of a single hit. Toronto's Maple leafs won their second straight Inter- national league playoff game from Newarkis champion Bears tonight by a 2-1 margin.

Held to only three safe blows by Vito Tamulis, the Canadians took advantage 0f the youthful left handerts shakiness at the start to take a. commanding lead 1n the best four out of seven series.

Morissey, second man up, drew a walk and advanced a base on 3 41;Tamulis‘s balk. H0 moved to third

and McQuinn reached first on the

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Keystone- W. M. Fleming, Woodstock, NB. (Avery)

Veda. Clckey, Rockland Maine

(cmkey) I _ _ _ _ _ _ , _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ 2 3 2 pitcher's error and Morrlssey scor- A11qway_ s, A, warhm and ed 0n a fielder-s choice when Man-

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(whim-m , _ , , , , , _ _ , _ _ _, 4 g 3 grounder to Alexander. Howell Capt Cope, __ 1; 7dr 1 walked and McQuinn crossed the Jollyeset, _ __ 7 5 g plate on Hogan's long fly to Hill. star 13111011 _ _ _ _ _ , 5 5 4‘ That ended the Toronto scoring

ibut 1t was enough to win. Don lBrenndn, portly right hander who toiled for Newark two years ago held the Bears 1n check until the |0ighth when a single by Carlyle

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then 6-3 as Allison, slipping about lwith him on turf wet by an hour's [rain at the start, tried desperately land too hard. l The forehand of the American , veteran of Devi‘ Cup doubles play. ‘whanged over the net, but it miss- led the back line by feet. His 110k- ihaud, angled too sharply, dropped balls outside the line, and the grin- ning Briton, enjoying himself‘ im- mensely, needed only to keep the ball in play long enough to be eer- tain the points would come his way. The second set was even simpler. as Perry tore through the first fouri games, twice breaking Allison's’ service, as though he were merely, testing his strength. then dropped, three straight when he was sure of it, and wound up with two more in a row in which he allowed the har-l rassed, out-generalled, out-played‘ Texan exactly two points. l There was no sign 0f uprising as; Perry eased into a 3-2 lead in the third set, and the folks in the stands were muttering, and begin- ning to look toward the exits. Perry seemed almost to sense the feeling, and as though he wished to hold the spotlight a little longer,

the set to Allison, 6-3.

Perry was standing casually at the base line, through this and the next, set, where he won the second game on his own scrvice and then dropped five straight for a total of

one game. He hit what came di- rectly to him, and he'd run casually for one if it wasn't far avray_ The, close, difficult ones, he paid no at-» tention at all.

mor, and the casualness of the situation, Allison thundered and

tossed off four straight games and,

0nt., home two years ago and star- ted play this week among the out- standing favorites, was upset after being two up, with three holes to go.

Playing the 19th, both used spoons

the for their second shots but Smith fir-

ed his shot true to the green, the lball stopping only l7 feet from the ‘hole, while Somervlllds rolled b0- [yond to the rough. Sandy chipped back weakly and after missing his putt and watching Smith's first putt roll to the edge of the cup, the Cah- adian conceded the match and walk- ed over to congratulate his conquer- or.

maining stages of the tournament. The Scottish 5101-, 11.110 has a great Walker cup match play record, re- moved the sensational Ban Francis- can, Jimmy French. by 2 and 1. B!“ ter scoring an impressive victory over Johnny Lehman of Chicago. former western champion, 4 and 3 in the morning round.

Albert ("sway") caninbcll- 20- year-old Seattle player who has won the anadian amateur crown twice in a row, beating Somerville for it this year, “'11s knocked out in the fOiirl-l’! round by Ernest F. Peipfii‘. Jr» f‘, San Jose. Calif 5 arid 4

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Giants To

3 - 2 Victory

l (All By Guardian's’ Special Wire) NEW YORK, Sept. l‘2—i\lew Giants lengthened their 1cm‘

St. Louis Cardinals to 5 1-2 g

here today when Carl I-Iubbcll‘ ‘ th- in the eighth. and at a time when

shaded Ralph Birkoiei- in a. sou paw pitching duel to give the World Champions a 3-2 vlciorv over Pittsburgh Pirates and an even- brr-nk in the four-game series.