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The Anchors Playing U n-b e a ta bl e l Ball

ay afternoon ..Wa igtync between; .t.he.; Anchors and Carey.,.a .

I won easily by the score of 9 to 2. 10, McCarey/“l; Ly " s 3,,

‘donated! by the players.

jMr. ByrolrBrov/ll. President of the ECity League Baseball, \vitll Mess s. ,'I'. E. Cﬂfflgill‘ and W. Pruuty pass~-McGuigail running the aths. ‘,ed around the lulu: and received c. outs»—S. Diamond 11, Igc-nerotls response, among tho most. 11. M- Diﬂnlﬂlid 13. Cronin. Mcciui" m“ U‘, ‘generous. being His Honor Licut. gan, Campbell, Hoyt and McFur-l‘ ' ‘ ‘Govtr or l-Icartl).

over by the players: of tlle Anchors and Stars and the ..ollection taken each. Strike outs-Mciﬁirlane 7.‘ up a tidy sum was realized, wlnt-lnl-“ree passes 6- Bwreﬂ- Lino arr‘ all goes to the worthy player, Mr. George Francis. who war. severely QII-tﬂlle!

injured wllilc playing tlie game andMCCHiIB - - - - - - - - ~ ~ - - -- D- Diﬂmlmd with it goes the best wishe‘; tor a "ccdy recovery from all the play-‘MBQuBid - ~ - - - - - - - - - ~ -- McFﬂTiil-ne

THE CHARLOTPETOWN GUARDIAN

Babe Ruth Leads Attack As New York-

_ ers Take Each Galina By Score 0f 5 To 3

new YORK, Sent. 14. —' The

American [league Pennant today ‘ beyond uli mathematical doubt with a double victory over Llevc- laud, each by a score oi’ 5 to 1i.

llttbe Ruth, clubbing out ulle

llotue run ill uarh game to hrllll:

his lieuutnlﬁs total up to 52, led the

Margin In Yesterdayis ‘Gamer- Seri/es attack iilili titfilllilUiy assured til"

Yankees their Htftitlllti straight

NOW Stand 0116 All. Findlitliillilé" $513? iiflifilmfiflfilfl"tiiﬁ"’...lf.‘.lt..iit.ff"i?

not ~ Milli-r Huggins.

urday. Record Attendance‘ ‘Toiilono

‘file lee _ lrolhpt, flatten; The veterahtPla Francis. . .. i ‘ ""-' ( I v

Tho‘ spout‘; attraqtiﬁl for yester- s“ h

I baseball Hits -Boliéi

Just before U18 gamfsttirteti Mr. McQuuid and ‘M mine on

iFrancis "Day fund by, Mr. H. EfQuaid 8. Freiggsliﬁsni Score i _._ Eben: President oi the Charlotteq ‘ » -

town Sporting Club, which was nlet Hits-Cronin a double and tdEdCil 4 Ill ,with a big ovation. Mr. Acorn also single. Hoyt a double with two onl ‘announced that during the gaineSaunders two singles, D. Diamond‘ ‘the but would be passed around to and S. Diamond a single each. ]give the fans an opportunity oiiCatches-Cronin, McGuigun, Catnp- lboosting the fund that was heinglbell. Hoyt, Mc-Farhine and M. Diu-

DtlfiilgJliiﬁ progressbi the game

lane one each. Assists-Mcifarlanc’ From the gate receipts turned

M. Diamond, and Saunders one.

Stars . Anchors

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the skidding tsbtlrgh, tl——l, and 5 to 4, and gain» ed u full came. They are now iilrﬂt‘. ‘games up on the New York (Hunts and world's cllaltlpitln Si. Louis Cardinals, who broke oven in tllt-ir‘

sliil nearly three weeks away l

.5175!“ _ , _ ,_\rill| the‘ovt-rlvlicllilillg‘ nlillkgltlpoi _'_- ,MQ_Q\11li<l_,,i\nd. MP] l’? gzllllvs over the net-null [liqui- ,,- . . F3511- ‘. catches“ Pilililtlelpllia Athletics. it ll-i one of‘ Lscum‘ whqi-me? ' @1111“ ' AbegweltiMcQuaiflr 3.4m“ and. ylqlnPm on”, the llltn-il titwiialvte v elorics lll um. diamond in thegspcond ganle oi therewith. iRunsr J., Duf y"

l H _ , hi l m A h S C b" h, _ p t p iimd Mﬁﬂhistory ofeitllcl‘ llntjoi" letigtles, and pay-o serlcs..w, cl e no 0r a e oneedc . _‘ ou

'-Mc.(,3°i_1"e,i_ll contrast to tho Yankee triumphs ﬂirts! y'¢>lll' \\'ilt'|l tho team barely ‘ ‘ _ f-fach-lealllggt-l'tetl‘ ill at illt- finish with zl lid. Acct-g tanlzplrnced thtttla Shsqllﬁ ésiﬁgtzwvllgciitlﬂid goéliglliﬁ 4- gicf‘ three mime» margin UVPl‘ (ilevelaiul. for n su sun a .ampun .121 ecu a e , . yan , . yan an J.; ‘given him to add to the George Duffy one each. Strike outs-Mc-l

CHANCE FOR RECORD

Willi Elli vlctorit-u and only 4i de-

feats, on their slate including t0- filly’! games, the Yankees have an excellent chance to break the Ani- orltlnp League record fol‘ total wins ill a season. This nlark was set at 106 by the Boston Red Sox ill 1912. The tnujor league mark, 116 vict- ories, hung 11D b)’ tile Ciliﬂlllil’) (labs ill 1906, in oltt oi’ their reach.

OTHER GAMES ’l‘h<-, Athletics cluggetPthc offer-

lugs of (‘ollllully and Jacobs for l!) hits and trounced the Chicago

\Wllltt‘. Sox at Philadelphia by it

iurorc oi’ l6 to 5, Although Lefty

flaif with‘ the finish of the-season tiroveu Willi forced to retlro ilt fav-

or oi‘ Rube Walberg l the sixth. he was given credit or the vlc- ltlry.

Timi-ly hitting gave the Senators a doll-hie victory at Washington over tho 'l‘igers, who tiroppod tho second gtllne oi‘ ll doublv-heatlor, 5 to 3 after losing the firl-ii Ii to 2.

llostoil ealnc froln behind both ends of ll double-hi-tltler ut fiostotl

to defeat illo Si. Louis llrowun, 5_

g League

NEW YORK, Stipi. l-i. M With double-boarder‘ tit Si. Hilouis.’ Tilt‘_ mom] one one“ RunS_Hoyt a tho 1\Illt‘i'l4'Zil| League pellllzlllt rat-e ‘Cai-dlnulg won ‘ﬂm opener, 5 to ll, D Dianlond, M-_ Diamond. 0mm} tilt-lied :l\\‘:ly lifv‘ liil‘_ Now IYUTiK be“, Cmnml Saunders, a Diamond} lonkt-i-s, all oi lllv baseball lllier- The Chlgugq (jubg, 103mg (l, Brnnk- and McFarlane, with Saunders and ""“""' ““-“' """“"‘ "‘

tuber 2,

‘ tilt‘ Ntltiolilli lyu, 6 to 2, fell back to a point flYt‘ PM lletlgut- tussle win-rt‘. four team-S lull lljullleri behind lilo Pirlltt-s. ‘ Diamond still have a‘ l'iliili('<' of v t'tllllllllj," ' llltlough hefole the trlost» oi tlli- sz-a- triulllpll oi the year in tllc oilollot‘ n V, V ‘at lfilluhlllwzll, \\'ilii(‘ Vic Alridgo. n‘ i111; Pitt's. 1:11.211" i’lll'"li"-“- ‘Wililiii Roi his decision ill the second.

. . Jule ant e"0c W: lttillg, not u’ D‘ Dlanlond ‘i’ Mccuigan‘ Hoyt‘ both t-lritih‘ oi‘ a douhlc-heatlel" fl-Nju nnd game with batting rallies ill Boston llravcs at l'lt-, ilit’ fourth and fifth innings wilt-n Jail their runs trero l~lt'tll'llti.

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‘was an. ideal clay for the players.‘ ;the game ilvas a good one but not inc closely contested as ivns- expected. jMcFarlalle on the nlOULii. for the lAncllors hill-led great ball the entire ‘route, only allowing three hits from _ _ _ ‘ _ _ ‘hi2 offerings. McQuai-zl the oppos- oooooo000040-0v<o+o0oro0>oovoo¢0o< m‘? twirl“ ‘mhough- touched for

, seven would have fared off better had tht- support been oi the kilrd ‘Slitf-Vl‘. by the Anchors.

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MLiFfifillill‘

anti llultll For tilc winners, Mt-Farlanc, Hoyt, "illndclw. and the Diamond broth-

allt‘ McCl-bt played good, ball.

‘ This w ftht Starr.

will all go to brighten the hours

Before the start 0i the fourth

innings His Honor Licul Governor B0188!‘ ‘Heartz came to the front of the . . _ , , _ lsmm, when, he wlnwsbed the higm R Mclnnjg _ , . . . . . . . . . . . .. O'Leary plonslup tournament tilts afternoon. mi of the contracts for tho bur-ring bo

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Saunders

" and 11ml: resent. i5i B350 . . .p McCarey ............ .. s. Diamond‘ Jagk Wng-ht G033 l Francis Day was a. stir-l 2nd Base l '- ‘ces: from every point. the S. Ryan - - - - - - . » . - - ~- M- Diﬂilmlid ifans -who turned out. '

g I g Tennis Tilt In U. S. Singles l

tilt.- filial. . ,/ ,

Second. round victories Win06‘ "ililiimii "i1 for Henri Cochet, Jean Iicrotru and Jacques Brugnon of the French Davis Cup team, and for Johnston and Francis T. Hunter, of \ the United States team. “\

glargr numbers, were generous with Lynds ~ ~ - - - - - ~ - - - - - - ~ ~ ~- i" ltlleil‘ giving and to crown it all tho FOREST. IIILLKS‘ N‘ Y" Sept‘ 1.4‘ Anchors won out '.vl\i-.:‘.l we hope Duffy . - - - - . - - - - - - - ~ - -~ 3505111811" “Jmlk wright °1 MOYIi-Teni- 9411111"

_ ‘kdian champion and Davis Cup star. unit iIE will ‘yet be confined indoors. W. Ryan . . . . - ~ . - - - . - - -- Campbell, ‘W "19 011W one 0f ihl've_cﬂﬂ'~i5ii=i‘l‘ lplayers to emerge successfully from

thc second round of the United

States men's singles tennis cham-

Tlic elimination of one Canadian

ts to be staged in the Arcila on McInrlis . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. --——-‘\vas inevitable. as Wright and C.

September 30th. Mr. Ed. Acorl.‘ read the contents oi‘ the contract. to the spectators which were met. witlrstﬂtﬁ approval by thelarge gathering.

Yesterday although a little cooi,

batting first went scurv-

Anchors.

Bases—Fred Moore Scarce-Charles Stewart Ulnpire-Jaclc MCAlI-‘Br v Score Board-Jtlddio Vessey“ Police Officer-Wm. Mchinls ‘

Last‘ evening Mr. ByroiﬂBrowu Tlttr Anchors put acroszr nine runs mesldelll of “mp1” L984!“ Base.’ 't<‘ the Stars two, they had scvcil bu“ visited ML Gemge Franc“ .hit:' to tllrce, six catches to three, 4 ,ﬂll(i three errors to six, the (inly de- zfltiildillﬁill. oi the gum ‘war on strike outs.

veteran ball player and notaedtback-l stop of the Abegweit and Aghsrs before 1,3605“. W is confined in l. , -.. . . .

e they won at bu“ feams‘ Wm _ tlrollgh ill» sctontl round match. McQumd m“ (‘jhnllottetqwnll-Iospliiﬂi ltllfflllilﬁiggd defeating Berkeley Bell, Atlstin.

‘int; eight to McFarlaneE: seven and Mines leceived fhef,‘ {Isuzu m.“ Tiixlm- “"1 6 '2» “"2- LiWﬂﬁi-t‘ zaliowilitz two free passes to six by Wm‘ the 5Com o“ _ , ,,

start of the play-offgames ailexor

, llnyt and Cronin illattutleil out b°il‘1ii_t0_idvth'ev_pligirﬂ éksieilzlmvglililil-{v 0 .t‘.‘.‘< blight-rs, the former with two on 0i, yo“ ‘$653’ zdga 3am" m. me in tilt‘ iifth innings, scoring both. ‘Fm’ $3‘ u‘ t (zgé Ema $5.3 ' Tru- Stars runs tfilllll‘ ill the st-ventll ‘a115, present a ,, ‘ g ‘ “‘ " luaklng a total of ‘$9...00.

champion six times in succession

and Tlldcn were favored to meet ill

he Mr. Francis ‘was delighted wit“;- , » - .. - , the generous gift and ‘WBBWIISHIIIUC ‘m. Q“mr§o_ Q 59S remu-“QL ,bu“iomiimfémillid‘waging?ﬂewllauizh elated over the Anchor's victory of: a ( ' ' ' ',‘ii he had been in the game. himseln, that cgg/nlarkct for firsts and sec- tllc Anchors home "amtfw" “e pleased m report ma.‘ M“

‘ , ‘ends is. not, so Ilrnl today. Juices ° Francis is improving ‘and-we‘ hope it

to country shippers rentained un-

less while the Anchors shov/ed minim“ be rapidly‘ might mcn to face McQuaid, getting the big lead of follr runs before the

Tho‘ second and third were score-file figlll-ho. the‘ W?“ h ‘less for each team as WiiS the first‘ oi the fourth for tllc Stars, the An

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_j The next and Iinaligalrle‘ will b9

l lfiiOYl? addethone run ill their turll.‘°“ $"W"<1"Y Flfwrmmn “t 3 oclock‘

‘ in the fifth the Stars tried hard‘

fir more hut failed trllilc the Ancll- _. _ . _ . took zinothcr big inning and Wrestling °‘_‘,“¥“P‘°“ was mudduci‘

(“q-Dried to the atidience by Nir. Ed.

in illrvc nlore runs, hvlpitu" the score column. In the sixth the Stars made au- '"

other bid but-McFarlzule was there‘

all the: time and kept them out of‘ the Anchors got; in,‘

lane received u free

retired scoreless in their halt.

run whetrfor Ontario oats and prices were Ireduced one cent. Car lots of No.

*AQOOOOODOOOQOOOQQ1 atééiiféﬁ‘ ‘IO '. t s€§l

~ wheat“ flo

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I Congratulations Anchors; you put‘ up some game; and are surely in

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filling the snacks, but the best the sales of some fair sized lots of No. i! iStars could do off McFarlane was: tofnorthern were made at 12 l-2 cents get ill one run. the Anchors were per bushel over the Winnipeg Oct- ’ ,ober option, C. I. F. Montreal for\ In the eighth neither sides scored firsts-half October option. but in the first of the ninth the‘ IStnrr luunagcd another ‘McCnbe drew the Anchors out. for ‘an error and McCarcy topped out a2 wheat were sold at 66c to 3 at long fiillgil.‘ taking second. on the 65c and No. 4 at 64 cents per throw to cut off McCube but got/bushel. Canadian western oatsl caught by D. Diamond and Hoytlwern steady. ’ ‘ between third \ the side with the score 9 to 2 pfayot" of tho Anchors. Summary: l

There was a feeling ill the nlalket

_ The tottifro] the market fcr winter I mwas tlteaciy with a motif, crate demand fqhqhoico grades... ,~, '

. Trhe mill feeddqlarket continued active and. flrln,. The trade in

changed with prices to retailers at extras 52, firsts 46. seconds 48. Tile poultry market is a little easier. I

la

ulet but anticipate better prices , next week on account oi Jewish : holidays;

lottctown Sports Club regret they 1 were unable to have the boxing and wrestling seat sale on yesterday as l i advertised, but, however, are pleas- '——- ct - o nnnoun . ti .- ,tlleir ninth and last run when XIVIJcr-‘Tlitéighixililglgngﬂtliga ‘Snvqgilizovicae; be on sale LhigellltlllllllinsifntléieiiiihgiililtI 01' , ‘ ‘ < Saunders- running being relieved by ilftiie denmnd from United Kins- McGtligatl after reaching third the clom and coiltinental buyers for all scoring on S. Diamond's. grades of wheat on ‘ inlurket today, and a fniramount of - In the seventh it. looked as if thebusiness was worked. A feature of Anchors utcrc due for a break when the local cash grain trade was the the first three men to‘ face McFar- demand fronl New York exporters X pass to first; for Canadian spring wheat ondQ l

Drug 00., and Lambros Bros.

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"i , Penslar ., ed to cure any case of piles \ -' not requiring a surgeon's ‘ ‘

i blind and bleeding piles.

, I gins it soothing work. \‘

.W.~ Leslie, of Montreal were opposed . .E. to each other ill all intro-city match , ‘ ‘ G which went four sets before the

fellow townsman, 7e75, 6~-~1, 7~-9,

jc_l. Wright will meet WlililliTI M. AMHERST‘. Sept. 14.-— Wort‘ ‘m:

‘Johnston, of California ill the third lTfcll/Qli this Iliofllillis‘ by M- CilN- S- Frazec, secretary of the Amherst Golf Club that eighteen Charlotte-l town golfers would be there on: Item: IJECOSLEI of Franc-q the dc. Thursday to nleet the nlclubers oi‘

lound. Gilbert Nouns, young Toronto

‘player. made a. plucky fight against

prowling champion‘ before Succumlr the Amherst Golf Club. Twelve,‘ lug t}—-—O, 6--2, 6-4.

.. accurate drives. Willialn T. 'I‘ilden, of Philadelphia

on last year, svrcpl.

vary. little change to report in

ers- oi storage firsts and better are

eported sold at 39 1-40 f.o.b. West- l

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~ standard jlﬁdﬂﬂ oi’ roiled oats we» quiet and. prices were unchanged. The demand for strictly fresh eggs continued good and price; were flrmlymalntained. The trad-a In f ﬂritv mid seconds was mantel-wt. The receipts were 669 cases. Ex- treme dullnesi: marked the butter trade but the undertone was steady and prices were unchanged. The» receipts were 18 packages. Owing ~ to the different demand from im- ‘ porters for cheese so for this week z» ran easier. feeling prevailed in tho

‘market today and ‘indications are -thst prices will introduced shortly. ‘The receipts war-arm boxes. . OTTAWA‘; lept. l4. --'I‘here '

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Animal Remedies- ‘vfe. ‘clue, p Bookworm, etc. '

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lu ti, ill 13 innings. and lill'll 3 to 2.

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'l‘ll<- league leaders won tllt- set--

'l‘lli- Giants and the (lurdhuﬂﬂ

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twilight. at Si. Louis without mak- "ll-Z any proitress ill the National

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gwishes to play Friday or any other _lday except Saturday which would be more convenient ibr their play-

" As both managers cannot agree on a date a wire has been, i Zsent to President N. Ralston, of the _ 14. TiothiNova Scotia Baseball League, who‘ ma. Smmghpi "5113 is at present in New York, to set a Island golf Westvillc ball teams have agreed toidﬂi-L’ 0n Wiliﬁii $5656 t-WO teﬂmﬁ are».

Still ‘undecided

SPRINGHILL, Sept. He jnlpl-oyL-(Lgéiltlﬁilltill and six ladies were rc-‘lnanagets of .a.'; the match progressed, making his ‘liilflPd to COIIIDOSB the Ibo-Si, pmng in the third set. in ‘which tczuu. They will play in Sackville‘ play in ‘Prurtl, llc led 3~-1, before the Frenchman

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