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Homer Twins Vs. Waner Act

i PITTSBURGH, Oct. 6.—Here's iwhat the rival batting stars of Yankees and Pirates performed in the ﬁrst world's series game:

Babe Ruth

Lou Gehrig

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First inning-Hit rlrst ball to right ﬁeld wall for single. Third inning-singled to right. i Fifth inning-Grounded out to. prantham, unassisted- Seventh inning-Lined a single to

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First inning-With count two and, ;three, hit short fly to right which —.~'-i- -——l ;Paul Waner missed. and went for a‘ - 7B5 814 7 8-4392 three-base hit. I ‘ . _

i Third inning-Passed intention-ll» Robertson, 136i 3-60

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h inning-Thrown out on a

rap to Miljus.

Lloyd Waner

unt two and two.

Paul Waner

i Eighth inning-Jilted t to M - _ °“ °" ‘c. a. tonight

Iize the Commercial lnague. There;

all: several new teams coming In s

have their representatives on hand be staged here this season there e at 8 o'clock.

Johnston's Tum -

Canadian ilVill Run l At Port/Chester

IVIONTREAL Oct, 6,_ Fabre, noted Prench-Oanad

First inning-Hit by pitched ball Third inning-Filed out to Men-I

A inning-Doubled down left field Zine. _ Seventh inning-Thrown out on 9'3 at ‘the grounder to Lazzeri. . , Ninth inning-Filed out to Combs. “Pa.” mam b?’ t D HB-

McNair's

First inning-Hit ﬁrst ball to each Thursday nigh" right ﬂeld wall for double.

Third inning-£ingled to centre. inning-singled oﬂ’ l-loyt‘s

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“This league which‘ has been go-,_ some Ioiir or ve years now. heldthsir vion meetingthis week and an now all ready for the grand opening which will take place .. Monday night next, when all four teams will play in a double header.

REBBKAH BOWLING

LEAGUE SCHEDULE

Monday, Oct. 10th. 7 p. m-Pow-

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10th, 8.30 p. m.- Hmd ..

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onday, Oct. 24th, 8180M. . Dbmb Doras vs. Adanacs i ' '. Monday.’ Oct. 81st, 7 p.‘ nL-Ad- aoacs vsJHoodoos " Monday, Oct. 81st, 8.30 p. m. - P. Katrinkas vs. Dumb Doras Monday, Nov. 7th, 7 p. Ira-Dumb Doras vs. Hoodoos . Monday, Nov. 7th, 8.30 p. m.-- . Katrinkas vs. "Adanacs Monday, Nov. 14th, 7 p. m.-Dumb Dons vs. Adanacs Monday, Nov. 14th, 8.30 p. m.-P. Katrinkas vs. l-loodoos , Monday, Nov. 21st, 7 p. m.—Dumb Dons vs. P. Katrlnlfas Monday, Nov. 21st, BBO p. m. Hoodoos vs. Adancas Monday, Nov. 20th, 7 p. m.—Ad- anacs vs.-P. Ks as i Monday, Nov. 28th, 18.30 p. m. —Hoodoos vs. Dumb Dorss Monday. Disc. 5th, 7 p. rn. —Hco- doos vs. P. Katrinkas Monday, Dec. 5th, 8.30—Adanscs vs. Dumb Doras Monday, Dec. 12th, 7 p. m-Hoo- doos vs. Adanacs Monday. Dec. 12th. 8.30 p. m. — Dumb Doras vs P. Katrlnkas Monday. Dec. 19th, 7 p. m.- l-loodoos vs. Dumb Doras Monday, Dec. 19th. 8.30 p. m. — Adanecs vs. P. Katrinkss Monday, Dec. 26th, 7 p. m.-—Ad- anacs vs. Dumb Doras Monday, Dec. 26th, 8.30 p. m.— Hoodoos vs. P. Katrinkas

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And-wherever and whenever y 0 u b uy QLiTWON DER SHIRT, you do soiwith the distinct undcrstandingthat you get a new shirt or your ‘money back, should any " BISLEY CORDcvcr fade or =prov¢ 1m“- satisfactory in any Way. l‘

WHY? Because of the unusual quality and strength of the beau- tiful fabric used‘ exclusively in

the BISLEY CORD’ ‘SHIRT.

The cord, running lengthwise, ' not only adds long wearmit" adds unusualbcauty to the shirt.

6o different: patterns from which to choose; and every one of them fast Colours-"thcrc is no such

thing as fade to a BISLEY.

Zion Bowling League

The ﬁrst Match (lame of the season was rolled on the “Y" Al“ leys Saturday evening between the teams captained by Harry Craswell and Leith Robertson. Although the odds were 2 to 1 in favor of Robs! ertson's six, they were beaten by

only 28 pins. The following are _ "I

respective scores: ’ _' ' . ' , . I s; sizzrzsiz. lg: is ‘Z8253? M! 0/" 11m 6~f ey n‘ ~ ~ » F. Mackinnon 1 a 100' 41-410 . -

G. Farquharsoq 87 128-320 -~ .

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Y's Men's_.;Bowling League open- Y_. Alleys last. night when paam‘ defeated John- a majority of 452

Games in this league are played

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‘ T" {IIIBHTY for n berth Today at the Abcsweit Brounds|no reason to think that it was 11' Form“ 8 “mm "n" mm“ b" at 3 o'clock

Show the Abesweits clean walk-over, meeting in the Y. M. ‘(m b9 5t 110K119 t0 the 3Pf1I18hl1l As some of the boys remarkedi

MCKP" notchor and of championship

defend his title once more Mﬂﬂllmva. and according in

nni rumors Charlottetown will g-ltitoriune. Hia HD1130}. will be i110 hour, before he proposals I

qNOW York City, whvri- he will hrv‘!‘|'uvince|'s in general. illﬂllfllcrl by Jimmy Du Fflriiiil. one Tho coming hour or . ‘

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This should DNVE B- 8006 Game. more than broke even. i

year and they are asked to and as it is the last ball ﬁxture to‘ So it looks as if thetAbbics have

vcn chances of evening up the shsould be a bumper attendance. ‘series on their own lot today.

_' The Bpringhill As we said above it is the last

. thy looking lot and are a snappy game of the season and all the

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