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. Chiefs 5-3 for the fourth straight

Turnesa WinslNew Maritime. RecordirSeven Canuck Set By Josie The Great‘

United States Golf Crown

BY FRITZ HOWELL Associated Press Sports Writer OAKLAND COUNTRY CLUB.

Oakland. Pa., Sept. I9-—(AP)— William Peter Turnesa. 2.-year- old seventh son of the notedNew York golfic clan climbed to the United States amateur links throne Saturday over Oakmontfs tricky terra1n—.and then lost to some admiring gallery-ite the "magic wand" putter with which he won the right to rule.

Turncsa, better known as “Wil- lic." the only simon pure among the seven brothers, ramped to _an 8 and 7 tit-Lory over B_ Rafi-ick Abbott of Pasadena, CalfL, 1n the» (lo-hole IlIldlS of the 42nd annual rhampioiislup, giving one of the greatest exhibitions of trap es- raping 11nd putt-dropping big fairway feature has ever wit.- nesscd.

As the last putt dropped on the 29th green the gallery of several thousand. which adready had "hirnesaks flying traps, swarmed‘ over the putting surface and hoisted the youngster shoulder high. ‘The putter he used but once on I6 of the 29 greens, was lost in the shuffle. Someone walked away with it as cameras clicked and Willie grnined shyly in the midst. of the hi6 brow-d. 1 "

The 16-o11e putt greens spelled victory for Turnesa, for he won nine of those holes and tied stxothers to~ strangle any hope Abbott. had of adding the national amateur laurels to the public links crown he won two years ago. The Cali- fornia stcck company actor played good enough golf from -tee to green but he couldn't. stand up under the dwarf-breaking parade of one-putters that Tumesa fired at him.

Time after time Abbott failed to get. down short putts for halves or (vms, while Turnesa was con- tinually popping out. of traps or the rough to even the count. or to snatch a. victory on a. ole which seemed irretrievably gone.

The new champion, who auc-

Neu, was only one over par for 1'1 29 holes despite all his "sci-zimbliiig” while Abbott. wound up nine over even figures. Tum- esa had l5 fours, five threes,seven fives, one deuce and one six for the day, never leaving the gate open fo1- the Californian.

Bisons Reach Final - round, l/Vhip Chiefs

BUFFALO. N. Y.. Sept. 1B —- (AP)—BllfIBl0 Bisons. who wound up in fourth place in the regular season pennant race, clinched a final-round berth in the Inter-q national Baseball League playoffs today by whipping Syracuse

victory of their semi-final series.

The Bisons now face the win- ner of the semi-final series be-‘ (wccn Newarks pennant-winning Bears and the third-place Roch- ester Red Wings, in the final pluyoot". This ultimate best-of-seven series is for the Governors’ Cup, $4.000 prize pot and the right to mcct the American Association SUFVIVOI‘ in the little world series.

ROCHESTER. Y.. SEN. (APi-Rochestci- Red Wlngsmadc it three victories in four starts in their bcst-of-seven International Baseball League semi-final plag- nff series today by whipping t e pcunant-tvltmlng Newark Bears 5-3. The Bears dropped the decision to the combined eight-hit pitch- ing of Nubs Klcinke and SlJohn- son, ex-St. Louis Cardinal hurler.

After two straight defeats, the Bears came through with their first victory Saturday night in the playoff starlcs with Rochester by downing the third place Red Wings 5-1 behind rookie Johnny Haley's seven-h‘ pitchin

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JFREDERICTON, Sept. 1B—J0s1e the Great, stout-hearted, Nova. Sco- tla mare ably driven b Conroy. set. a new Marit for Maritime bred horses when she gazed the third heat: of

rot and Pace in 2.08 1-4 Saturday day of the Fredericton Exhibition harness racing Josie the Great won the heats and the event.

the the last

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THE SUMMARY _Namcd Race, Purse $250,

Hanover Czar. Joe St. Pierre,‘ (Morrison) 1 1 5 . Carey,

_ (Care > '1 a 1 Direct Lt. Wellington McNel 1, (O'Brien) 2 2 2 Jerry Burs. Dr. McMillan, Be,- desque, N. S. (Rudderhnm) 3 3 3 Doris Mercury, L. W. Walk '

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Baseball Results

SATURDAY GAMES AMERICAN LEAGUE

New York 3. Detroit 7. ~ Boston 4, Cleveland 5. ._ First came , Philadelphia 4. Chicago 8. Second Game

Philadelphia. 4, Chicago ‘I. F-rst Game

Washington 10, Sh. Louis 9. Swmd Game

Washington II, St, Louis 1.

NATIONAL LEAGUE

Pittsburgh 2, Boston 1. First Game

Chicago 4. New York 0. Second Game

511C880 4. New York 2

Cincinnati at. Philadelphia, post- poned. rain. Sig. Louis at Brooklyn, postponed,

INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE PLAYOFFS

Syracuse 5, Buffalo 6. Newark 5, Rochester 1,

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

Fourth Game Piayoffl Kansas City 3, Indianapolis 1.

n5‘:- Paul at Milwaukee, postponed,

SUNDAY GAMES

AMERICAN LEAGUE

First (hm;

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seam; glut?“ eveland '1, Phllwelnhia 14. Cleveland a. Washington 1_ Dem 3_

NATIONAL LEAGUE grab Game " ur h 1. Phil , fix?! an.“ adelphia 0 h '7, m 155m Philadelphia! 1. Br kl . StflogtgioGameoo y“ 4 Chicago 3, Brooklyn 3, INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE PLAYOFFS Newark 3, Rochester 5, Syracuse 3, Buffalo 5. AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

Johnny e record

2.14

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Race. with ten starters, went to a. Quebec entry, Hanover Czar, whose time was 2.10 I-2. Happy I... from Moncton, won all heats of a special pace. Stinshine mundsron, g _ field 1n the Classified Trot. which went only two heats owing w ness of the hour.

best.

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Halifax (Campbell) - — -—- 9 9 4 Klondyke Grattan. Skip dale, Alestra, Aubrey Dillon and liar-

Kansas City 8. Indianapolis 3.

How They Stand

AMERICAN LEAGUE

Amherst. N. S. (Conroy) — 5~I 1 Harry van Robbins G e, Boston, Me. (Avery) — — I 6 2 Jeanne Truax. Rauleau and Polner. Mont Joli, » (Sweeney) — — — — — - Aaron L... W. McNeill, South- port. P. E. I. (O'Brien) — 3 3 3 -s at Senator, Dorchester, N. . (Clark) ——--¢-—-744 Grace Symbol, Viking, and Olly Azoff also started. Time; 2.07 1-4; 2.10; 2.08 I-4.

Special Pace, Purse’, szso

Happy L.. Fred Rnbichaud. Moncton. N. B. (Avery) — Guy A1111, Geo. Callbeck. Summer-side (Callback) Frank Hanover, R. Jabalee, Sydney. N. S. (Morrison) - Wanda Volo. Dr. R. L. Dins- more, Bathurst. N. B. (O'Brien) — — ~ ,—- -— — 4 5 5 Don F1110, J. K. York, Ed- mu11dst0n,_ N. B. (Conroy) 6 3 4 Quaker Girl and Preferred Stock

also started Time: 2.10; 2.09 1-2; 2.09 1-2. Classified Trot, Purse $250.

111 242 323

Stuishlnt- Express, Joe Tur- gcuu. Edmundston, N. B. (Richards) — — — ~ — — 1 1

Squire Hanover. Sample and AI- cxzmder, Kensingtori, P. E. I. (Sample) -<- 2 2 Alymer Worthy, W. 009D. Port Elgin (O'Brien) -— — -— — — 3 3 Star Dillon, H. E. Killam. Mon- tague, P. E. I. (Killam) — —- 4dr Declared finished after two heats. T1me:,_2.l2_ 1_-j;__3.l1 I-2.

Stellarton In Softball Finals

STELLARTON, N_ s., Sept. .5- (CE?)’*bte1larton Monarchs over- whelmed Wolfville 13-3 here Sat- urday to win the best-of three series in straight games and ad- vance to the Nova Scotia softball finals.

Monarchs will meet the survivor of the Dartmouth-Lunenburg ser-

s. LUNENBURG. N. S., Sept. 18- (CP)—Lunenb Bluenoses enter- ed the finals o the Nova Scotia. Senior Softball playdowns for the third consecutive year Saturday when they banged out an 11-6 vic- tory over Dartmouth Rough Riders in the final game of a. best-of. three series. Earlier In the day the Rough Riders deadlocked the series grléen they defeated the Bluenoses.

Late tonight, however, officials of the Rough Riders announced

thataprotebhd b fll the third gains. a em ed on

Baseball's Big Six l

Batting (first three and ties in each league):

G AB R H Pct. FFOXX. Red BOX 138 526 I26 184 .350

Infinéléirdl, 117 440 1 .

Heath. 53 51 343

Indians 114 448 93 152 .339 DiMaggio

Yankees I31 544 I21 183 .336

verill,

Indians 126 447 96 160 .336 Mize.

Cardinals I36 .482 82 I59 .330 McCormic

Reds 13B 590 84 I93 .327 Vaughan

Pira I35 501 '18 164 .82’!

HUME RUNS American League: Greenber ,

Tigers, 53; Foxx. Red 50x, 45: Yor , T1865. 33; Cllft, Browns, 33; Di- Ma gio, Yankees, 31; Johnson, Ath etics, 28; Gehrig. Yankees, 2'1. National League: Ott, Giants. 33; man. Reds. 30; Mize. Cardin- als, 26; Rizzo, Pirates, 20; Camilli, Dodgers, 20. RUNS BATTED IN American League: Foxx. Red Box.

I59; DiMa lo, Yankees, I32; Greenberiz. ssrs. 130; York, Tig- ers, 125; Dickey. Yankees, I12. National League: Medwick, Card- inals, 110; Ott, Giants, 109 Cormick. Reds 100; Rizzo,

Hockeyists To Old C0 u 11 try

QUEBEC, Sept. I8 —(CP)— Seven Canadian hockey players. all but one from Winnipeg. sailed aboard the liner Empress of Aus- tralia Saturday for England to play with Harringay Greyhounds In the English League during the coming season. _

m»: Harry McBride and Wilt Mattson. both of Winnipeg. and C. Tudin of Overbrook. Ont. it will mean, their first. uckchasing in England. But Joe hack, Jim Brunning, S. Latoski anct Dunc Cheyne all have played n1 the English League one season or

more. The English League teams are made up nearly “a hundred per cent" o) Canadian players though home talent is developing slowly. said Shack. He said all the play- ers with the Greyhounds had been “scouted? by Coach Percy Nicklin who piloted the famed Moncton. N. B.. Hawks to two successi c Allan Cup titles. Greyhounds’ goaltender Jimmy Foster. between the posts foi- the Hawks when they captured their Allan Cup championships, was “about. the best in the English League," in the opinion of Shack. Possibility of a. European war interested the l-iockeyists less than the prospect of lacing on their

skates for practice “next Sunday," .- T-hOUBh Shack mentioned "we have our passage back home in case any war turns up."

"We've talked over what war might mean to us," said the husky leftwingmun. “But: were not worried."

The players agreed hockey in England was "Just. as good as

hockey in Canada. only not, as rough."

Breaks ‘Own Speed Record

LUCERNE, Sept. l8 -—(AP)~. Sir Malcolm Campbell of England. former holder of the world land speed record, broke his own world record for speed on water Satur- dsv by driving his motorboat. Iggllfibigeérméirenlthun 130 miles an Haw“. e course on Lake

He made the outward run over the measured mile at 131.86 miles an hour and the return run at 129.96. His averages for the two

; Mc- Pirates,

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LEA CUE TITLE “Pad” liilh-itlock Drives Winning Tallies .In

First Half Of Eleventh

“Pud” Whitlock’s eleventh inning single, his fourth hi! 0f the game, driving home two runs yesterday gave tht Indians the championship of the City Softball League a: they defeated the defending champions the Rovers, 10-8 in the fourth and what proved to be the last game of the best

out of five final series.

And the new champions gained their crown the hard way. Trailing their opponents 8-3 as the game went into the sixth inning the winners made up their deficit in the last four frames to send the game into overtime and then had Whitlock provide the punch that returned them the

winners.

Taking a I-0 lead in the first frame Indians saw the Rovers knot the count at. l-all in the first half of the second and then after the ultimate winners had scored in the third the iiortliend team went to the front. with a three run out- burst in the last half of the same frame. Indians added another single counter in the fourth only to have Rovers duplicate that; one and then come through with their second three run rally 1n the fifth to lake a 8-3 lead. But. that was as far as the losers scoring efforts wentt

Pete Kelly, holding them to 11 hits in the same number of inn- ings. lightened at this point. and as he continued to pitch scoreless ball for the remaining six inntnu his mates tied the game up in m9 eighth and then won it in the sec- ondextra frame. With one out Williams singled; Jay flied out to second; Rice was safe on an tn- field error and then Whitlock with the count two and two singled to drive in Williams. Rice scoring also as a wild throw got by the Rovers catcher. Rovers put the first. batter on second starting the last. half of the eleventh but the next. three batters went. out in order on a. grounder to first. a strikeout and a fly to left, field,