iimail iirowll liitness Final lace Meeting

CAMPBELL/TON. N. B., Oct. l5 .-(CP)—A small crowd witnessed final harness racing meet of e season here Monday afternoon from Campbellton. ' thurst and the Gaspe coast rac-

lie when horses

y! 1,, three events-

The main event, the free for all, "as won by Morgandale Squire, a

pcaiiy owned horse which

n 15 of the l7 races he

took first place

ilumer but _ Times were 2.19.

rat-h heat. 2.16 1-2. The no.

l classified race

lvcn hy Captain FIRES’. placlni; first in t\vo holts and second in the other, Second money went to

Buster McGregor with a first, two seconds. In third position Johnny Eager. Times were 220, 2.22. '

In the no. 2 classified, Bingen

Axworthy took top honors

entered illis season. He had stiff competi- iiorl from June Evans and Fred

(l! Gayle Talbot)

and St. Louis Cardinals’

with some welcome added

h“ munition

Red Box four out

in 2.18, W85

SCH.

and was 2.22.

with

Cards World Series Victory Gives Friok - Added Ammunition

NEW YORK. Oct. l6- (AP)_ President, Ford Frick of tho Na- tional League, who suffers inten- sely. has been demanding that his club owners either try to win the annual All-Star game or drop it. victory in the World Series supplies him am-

The Cards. by defeating Boston of seven. dis- pelled any notion that the Amert‘ can League was in a lofty class by itself but their demonstration of class came too late to do the senior circuit any- good this sea-

In other words, the fearful beat- ing administered to the National 149581161‘: in the All-Star game at Boston badly damaged the loop’s prestige, in Frick's opinion, and probably cost it many a dollar at the box otlice the remainder of the

tionai Leaguers employed several throwers named Joe in the lam- ented contest, and they were mur~ dered,

All this Frlck pointed out to Bresdon in anguish, and asked nlm to lend g helping hand in the next Ail-Star tussle, but same re- mained unimpressed.

"Nope, Ford. the-World Series ls the big thing," he demurred. "that's the one we want to win. The close races we have in our league, we can't afford to take a chance and let one of our good pitchers work in the All-Star game when it might cost us a game. The American League now. has these loose races and they can throw all their top pitchers aﬁlillsl- us in the All-Star. Let ‘em have their fun. I'd rather win the W!“ ies every time."

Looking back on the World Ser- ies. it is possible that. the lefcllt- ed Sox were harmed by their long coast-in after clinching their pen-

car.

gm lfggnzvognierotg: 1211",‘; 851' l "Let's either play the Ali-Star nant. and that the added wllit Hires“ R w“ "any game to win, or drop it entirely," while the Cardinals and Brooklyn ' Frick urged owner Sam Brcadon Dodgers were going overtime did

of the St. Louis club after wutch- them no good. n; rho osnulisn Press in; the Red Birds take the clin- The Sox, in retrospect. did leek cher Tuesday 4-3. a little rusty. For instance, their Gfﬂilliilllllﬁ- WWW! dlunlﬂm‘ Although he didn't tell the great shortstop, Johnny Pesky. hotter. WWW 5mm Twin! 5' Cards owner so in as~many words. was much less than shdaryp‘ as! m

an s a

The nine-year-old gelding

Indiana/polls seven years ago today.

smashed 17 world's records amd was undefeated in competzitionsince he

was two years 01d.

had

who scored three triumphs

it was obvious that Frick regarded Brendon as the chief contributor to his misery, No Harry Brecheen. 0V8!‘ the Red Sox. or Howl-e Poilet. the

made four errors. lapse that permitted Enos Slaugh- t to score all the way from llrst with the winning run in the il~lal game was strictly sandlot. He

probably wouldn't duplicate that

HHNH

33-1 Shot Wins Besarewlteh iiaeing Stakes

Harry Wragg. made nail’ mile from home.

NIIWMARKIII‘. lhlgland. Oct. 16-(6 Pl-lldonsieur Ulisniral. flve-year-old thoroughbred own- ed by the H. Barnard Hankey stables and s. W-l shot. w0n the 2 l-i-mile 87.800 Cesarewitch Stakes today.

The time for the long test was 3:50 4-5.

The 100-7 choice Ford Trans- port. was second and the three- year-old filly. Geoffrey's Lady. held at 100-6 in the betting. was third. Monsieur L.Amiral. ridden 53' his bid a

moving ahead of Ford Transport and Geoffrey's Lady at that point. He finished three-quarters of a length to the good.

Ha was the first French horse to win the Cesarewitch since Contreverlt scored in i938.

Last Words 0f Executed Nazis

NUERNBEIIG. Oct. ill-Ml’)- Here are the last words of the Nazi war criminals:

Joachim V0n_ Ribbentrop, Null Foreign Minister: God protect my Germany. My last. wish. i that Germany realize its entity and that

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league's lcﬂdlu! Ditch" i‘ "l9 a understanding be reached be- time. participated in the early in the course of an Gill?" Dllylll! tgeen the m" and we“ 1 w“), July debacle at Boston. The Na- season. pa"! to the worm ' AAQA A A au_v_ es‘ ***O¥O§-0-' ———-

' I Julius Stretcher, Jew-baiting ed-

itor: Hell Hitler and now I go to

N- n L sghgﬂulg God. Purim Feast, i946. (Purim is

' a Jewish springtime festival to

_ anqggﬁ, _ _ - _ - t ate the deliverance of

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" 3 Chicago at Canadians of Assyria). The Bolsheviks will

u“. " 4 cuddle“; at 53m“; hung you one day. I am with God.

Ootflo Toronto at Detroit. ‘mronto at Bolton Add!» my d!" Wile- " t Canadians Detroit at Chicago r-i-

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P ..___ __ ﬁlmed i008)’ iii. the plant of the American 3- atter settlement of s strike which had threatened to cut off supplies of the gas from lllillly New York and Newark hos- Pllills. The strike was begun last Saturday by 50 members of Decal and Helpers in protest of the alleged discharge and mistreat- ment of a union munber.

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