Football Season To Open Here Next Saturday Afternoon

‘Hie 194T re next Saturday a1’- Prince of Wales and‘ Saint. Dunstans VnrsiLv clashing] 1n an exhibiiion encounter, it v/as. learned inst night, Both squads have been through tough practice sessions the past couple of weeks or so and are rapidly rounding imo shape and fans should wimrss a lmrd struggle when the two 01d rivals pry the lid off the season. I Prince of Wales. but two of last year's in champions hnw- 1w "i \"<‘li‘ r" I‘ “r particularly w 11. Coach Gordvn Bcnncit bhlhii (LYi r .. n‘ come zuiditinn Li»: “ink “n4 1.10: QppC-BTHHCG of mums lli-Lvuci sin!‘ fm-“nrd o! 19-11 and 151-12 squads. McLeod uiho piaycd with Acadia (he past couplc o! seasons and wivho has re-cntcred Prinre o! Walvs will prove a iowvr o.’ sfrufigih fu the local coilcgmzas nnii ihi‘ dark out- look for 1w: m»: fln-lr islzmri c01- lfge iific xvhicwfi ' haw held fur the past sPYPn v _ has birn can- siderablv brizlnmrri ivith Mc1.cud's unlocked for aPPFﬂYQ-"Ce-

____ Xootbali season will QetI

51mm of all} moflegiate

Campbell lie-elected M MJLHJL Meeting

MONCTON, NB, S0112. 28 - (OP) - Charlie G. Cunnpbeii of Sydney, NS, was rc-ciccivd preiv/ [cent oi’ the Alnrrimr» Amateur Hockey Assnz-znginn hcro Sgturciay at the annual mcr 1m; of t-Iir- bod)‘- Brice Low of Sax (i! <1 on: N.S., vrus IB~PlCCi€fi \'iL'£‘—p1'\.>l1iUnl and Waiter Lawior of CHBTIIPTJHIOSVD, gecond vice-president. Only new officer was Jmnn O'Brien of 1101161011. thin: vic -presidvnt.

Highest rcgistrwrion in the his- iory of the 24- .-uld nswciafiun m; reported as well as the 1110M favorable financial standing on- record. I

A Ivfaritime intermediate winner‘ will represent the three provinces in interprovincial inicrmcdiate play this season, it was dcciced.

Representatives from Moncton, Charlottetown, Summerside. Saint John, Amherst, New Glasgow. Glace Bay. Halifax. Sydney, Ncw Waterford, St. Joseph, Part Mor- ten, and other Maritime centres were present. QDQ

‘EIiTRIE

i511 Wins Match Race

..____

NEW YORK, $8M. 28 --(AP) ——Armed defeated Alnult in their $100,000 match race at Belmont Park Saturday.

Armed won by ﬁx lengths.

A crr-wd of 51,573 turned out [or the event. The time for the 1 1-4 miles was 2:02 4-5.

There was no betting on Che race, because of recent uncert- uinty about Assault‘: condition. Ila turned up lame alter a wafk- out ‘Thursday.

Each horse carried 128 pound: 1n the welght-lar-age event. Doug Dodson rode Armed and Eddie Arcum piloted Assault.

Armed led all the way. just as how was expected to do. Assault. winner o1‘ last yeafs, triple crown, made one move, just as they were rounding the stretch turn. but after pulling up 0n be within l l-Z length; he

urging with the whip.

The match, talked of’ since last winter as the riwe c! the ycnr, was on n wmner- take-all basis. The $100,000 purse boosted Anned’); to $742,900. as he calm $5,000 o1‘ overhauling Stym the head u! the turf: all-time money-winning list.

Owner Warren Wright had snld that l! the six-yrar-old Armed, ranked with Extermin- ator as the greatest gelding: In history, won, he would donate the not proceeds - some $75,000 ._ to charity.

Halifax Sit. Mary’s Wins Junior Title >—~

Maritime Junior ionship here

- S

RIVERSIDE RACES

Wednesday $1200.00

in Purses

, October l $1200.00

Races Stan 1.30 I’. M. Sharp

NO. I CLASSIFIED

John llarkneu,

Y

., owned by L‘ l. JUNE MORNING, owned I. WAIT N’SEE. I. LE1: Biuzwuu, owned

' x. msr ruciu.

I. C. ALBERT BUDLONG, owned by Mme Jae O'Brien, Alber-

by

Stead, Buckley. Summcrulde. E. English. Pictou.

u, Charlottetown Miscouche. McDonald, Mermaid

y George Gregory, City, by Milton Bell, City.

N0. I CLASSIFIED owned by lhrold Cudmore,

K

d by Cecil

I. C. HARRY BIIDLONG, owned 9. MARJORIE BYDLONG, 10- BUDDY BUDLONG, owned by

owned by J.

by Ernest Engllnh, Pictou. Rankine, Souihpart,

Harold Stead, Brae-Hey,

N0. 8 CLASSIFIED

I. CALUME 2. DONALD 6., owned by lfrban

DALE. mvnc

T BEE LONG, owned by Dr. Bllliop,

Giilia, Miscoue

NO. l CLASSIFIED

i. CHURCHILL, owned 3. MOLLY

4. REUBEN 5. JlMMlE . ., nwmxl by 0. SOLDIER BUDLUNGL mvned

7. GUY HAL. owned by E. Macl. I. SIMON BUDLONG, owned by

by

LEE,

owned by II. Geo. McIntyre,

DALI-I, ou-ned by Willard Kelly, Southport. mvm-d by E. D. Bernard, Hunter River. Percy Arbing, Rocky Point.

Stud,

by W. rehaut, ChnrIotteto-m. eod, Dundu Centre. Charla Dully, Village Green.

RUNNING RACE

I. ACE IIlGll. nwncri by Jimm L PRINCQCIIARNH i I. NANC

eﬁuigan. New Perth.

Llwrcnce Myers, Mt. Albion. FARMERS‘ HARNESS RACE

l. CALUMET DU 6. GRATTAN PE l. NORTHERN P

The M ﬁn neclinl.

IRSIIXA. RULES

will be the

Meals and‘ Refreshment:

Photo Finish Camera In use.

Q@@§@f‘

T0 GOVERN

led to the win at 12:90 Lu! Event on the 01rd, served on [flllllld],

rhnrp,

Purl-M I l J. LEO PRAUGHT. u I‘ new“,

Chm! Vnllry, Secretary.

@@

___..._____________.-.

Climaxing and {all seas

I O I i Fnlioivinz Wednesday show featuriii Galenio. fans will

Boxers, or We er will hold the

most of the middle-

I I the outstanding the entire schedule will here of Jack Dvpular world's champion in

O But probﬁbly event of

The above the Forum’

Brooklyn Dodgers and Yankees, b tn

I I O B001 Rickey and MBOPhﬂH n”. problems. Each had tn a new munag had difficulty in on the man he wanted. I i O MacPhaiYs choice fur g son. alter ha

Twice he turn- Berial offer only i0 MiicPhaiYs

t

harder prggggd a manager, u. W213

succumb impassioned pleas.

I I

Rickey was even

is search for

Leo Durocher year

I I I Dire things were e Yank ,

om appalling list oi’ players.

e . an injuries to key

be Just. too bad ers. However, with th astute Shotton guidin _ the Dodgers also came through brilliantly.

O I I Harri: and Uhoitan each tool

THE .99<\1:1>IA~»

Galento, The W

Here 0n Wed

death encounter to decide the successors to last year's title winning Anchors.

Big Four Schedule Will Begin Nov. T

- Hudson oi‘ Hail. re-clccted president o! officers ‘ . \'ii'f‘-{1I’PSidL‘llt. Chris McAidcn. secretary urcr. Executives Hanrah _ erson of Monczon, Murray of Saint John and W11 of Truro. The league so

nounred

ick- Lon, lard Cox f

World Series mu

Tony Galen bum" fame

card at. t night nex

the

rugged B ing bout the here this Galcnlo since

Cljli/XRLOTTETOWN

restler Large Turnout nesday

w‘ M “I

h heF

t when he Iinimikofl‘, E

uii Currie in

oi’ what

outstanding wre

5033011.

gmppler in

Len Hughes here

l5

. packing than in

UP

zmce in Eastern five xvrcstiin

in wre

nﬁ’

Halifax

wi (.11

maybe no. we see.

One th is that t

£0 g0 ihl"

he

ough.”

the

ing is certain and tha be

Advance sale of

world-wide

built up.

Final Standings In Major Leagues

NEW YORK Final major

. Sept, 28 —- 1988119 standi

HQS.’

NATIONAL LEAGUE

li

Boston

NEW YORK. Sept, Salient fact of the Series:

PrillCipBlB—New American

2-‘? ~—(AP)~— i047 World

A o

H‘ is ..

New Yc-rk- Cincinnati .,

ITERICAN LEA 1U

Cleveland’ H

. names six seven, if necessary, Stadium, Oct. 5 and 6,

Time of games-Aim) every d0)’ B-‘YPPM Sun game starts 3:05 p. ,

Broadcasu-Mutual Network and aifiliated stations.

Series standing--Americnn Len- ??? W071 E. NHHODBI Leﬂgug wgn

and at Yankee!

day when ’

Sclnmeling Wins

First Fight In comeback RT, Sept. 26 _ -—MaX Schmcling W011 his fight in a comeback campaign to- day by knocking out Werner Voil- mer in the seventh round.

Schmeling‘

1A?)

crafty boxer.

S-chmcling weighed 194 lo V011. mor's 100.‘

oothly functioning baseball machine. - - »

Each took over another man’: team but swiftly put stamp upon it. clubs started the . Players ﬁlled uncertainty, with predictions by the experts that neither could possibly win n pennant.

O I l

Bu. never before have gone into a world series points o! similarity tions under which season.

010 W

Pl PE

ftia

two clubs with more in the condi- ihey started n

TOBACC

hi” '

OWN

w nm- AST.‘ st. u»

(AP)~

‘HIV

SYRACUS Lashi

SYRACUSE ——Sl'racuse Oh

he opcnin

eighth. live run

Philadelphia,

Chicago . . . . . ..

ashington ., uis ..

ie g game

World Scri vs Browcrs, "

a 1n take a

l

and the Governor's

(n (1

VH1’ (Ni/l

N’.Y.,

idzaaszase 5$$$E5$£g $2:a::es“ 3S8sa$88r

{Syracuse leads In ,-Littie World Series

._._.__ EN.

Sept. ifs-mm

fs Saturd

unted lunpbmry loll.

Cup.

MN!

the support- llkely to be stling show

SEPTEMBER 29, 1947

Foursomes

_¢. Despite the inclement weather golfers turned out in large num- i hers Saturday for the Mixed Four- compeiition. Mrs. A. Mc- Eachern and Alan MacMilian with a score o! 40 won the 10w gross score. Runners-up were Mrs. N. 1-L\DeBl0is and Doug Pierce. 10w net in the competition was carded by Miss Dorothy Stewart and W. R. MacNeiii. Their score was 37. Runners-up were Mrs. W. Barbour and Dr. L. E. Prowse and Mrs. A. MCEBUIIEFH and Alan Mau- Millan both with scores or 3a. Alan plar-Millan

Donald with 555 yards. Results in the mixed foursomes competition followz» Mrs. A. MeEac-hern and Allan MacMiIIan, gross 49; net 3B. Mrs. P‘. H. DeBIois and Doug Pierce, gross 50; net 39. Miss D. Stewart and W. R. Mc- Neili. gross 51; net 37. Mrs. J. McEachern and Doug Saunders‘ gross 52; net 41. r, Mrs. W. Barbour and Dr. L. E. Prowse, gross 54: net 38. Miss M. Stewart and J. A. Like- ly, gross 55; net 44. Miss Iris McLciian Mclnnis, gross 57. net 46. Mrs. J. P. Clarke and Joe Reid, gross 58; net 43. Mrs. J. C. McLaughlin and Heath Saunders, gross 58, nct 45. Mrs. E. Baker and S. McDonald, gross 59; net 44, Mrs. A. J. Haslam and Bill Boyle. gross 59; net 44, Mrs. R. Norman and Harper Mc- Neil, gross 64; net 47. Mrs. A. Likely and J. T. gross 67, net 52. Mrs. T. W. I. Prou/se and J. O. Montgomery, gross 67; net 50. Mrs. W. L. McDonald and Joe Doumm, gross 61; net 50. - Mrs. S. McDonald and A. J Hashim, gross 68; net 51. Mrs. W. McNeil and Ron Nor- man, gross 70; net 53.

Mid F’. H.

Place,

(AP) -.

Gastilloux Wins

bout here Saturday night. tilloux weighed 143. Garcia 136.

Cusiilioux applied the pressure in the second round and sent Garcia down for nine, eight and two seven counts. At minute mark

._..._i._-._.'_.__

Matinee Races SUMMERSIDE, OCT. 1:1. Mail entries to R. B. Dewar, Summerside, or Myron Mac- Arthur, Kensington No entries received after Sept. 30.

EINIA’

an in the mm

ma uni]: u may u?“

llmrdny, flit couple were forced m midi llld relative: searched, 1y moraine, and dllplkhod a lnu ch

While fr than I

isolated inland

Baseball Results.

SATURDAY NATIONAL 010000000 I ‘l 8 . 010000001 I S i

2 000000010 1 1 2 Johnson and Garaigiola; Hammer Kush and Schetiing. New York . .. 031 010 200 7 l4 8 Phlllldclphll .. 021 030 31x 10 12 0 Picone, Beggs and Yvars," Rowe, Hcintzelman and Seminick. Pad- gett.

AMERICAN

100 000 021 411 0 200000 000 2 T l nd Swift; Lemon

Detroit .. Cleveland Ncwhouser a and Hegan. Philadelphia .... .. New York . .. (10 innings). Marchiidon and Pranks; Bov- cne. Page and Berra. Boston 300 000 050 B 14 0 Washinzion . 0l0000000 l 5 l Dohson and Pnrtee; Masterson, Tocnes and Evans, First game:- 000 200 000 2 4 000 000 010 l 9 'l"rcsh; Zolriak, Pot- ter and Moss, Early. Second game:- Chlcngo ,. 000 000 0200 2 St. Louis 000 200 0001 3 (10 innings). Grove, Harrist Sanford and Moss.

SUNDAY NATIONAL LEAGUE

First Game: New York

".281 .161

50 90

and Dickey;

. . 000 100 300-4 9 0 Philadelphia 001000 000-—l 9 7

M. Cooper. Jones and Westrum: Koecher and Padgett.

Second Game:

New York .. 000 000 001-1 5 0

Philadelphia 201 000 00x~3 l0 0 nnedy, Picone‘ and

Hansen, Kc Warren; Sim Cincinnati 0 000-0 2' 1 Pittsburgh 002 001 3lx-—‘l 13 0 Lively, Hetki. Gumbcrt and Mueller: Bonnum and Howell. 000 000 000-4) 5 I 010100 0lx—3 9 0

St, Louis . Chicago Wllbcr;

Burkhnri. I Hcarn and schmitz and Scheﬂing.

Brooklyn .. 000000 020-2 7 8 Boston . 000101 001-4 8 1

l-laugstad, Taylor, Bankhcad. Bnntn and Bragnn; White, Saln and Camelii.

AMERICAN LEAGUE 010 000 000-1 6 0

000 000 000-4) 6 0 and Swift; Feller

Detroit . Cleveland i! u ich i nso

000 000 005-5 ll 0 . 000 000 002-2 14 0 Lopnt and

he schedui udes games w“), iversity c0

Following is ihe schedule 1 D11. (cam wiii play: he x

Oct. 1l-S.l).U. nt U.N.B.

0C2. 18--Mi, Allison at Shy,

Oct. 20-41111. ni Mi. Ailing.

Novmibvr 1-U.N.B.n| SD11, '5

._.__

I

‘éileonard MacDonald

fwins ﬂuoit Tourney

I

"Fresh; Dean, Mouid- bet;

The f1i1n15 in the Columbus quail to run off yesterday Leonard MacDonald llrrnusrii and will now thur Cnmpbcli Pcrpct for the first time,

Connie ImClnir, uﬂnncr of m‘ srmi finals, was the nppnsiiicn 10¢ the w ncr ancl- 211W‘ a ecnd u. count of himself i9 ihv hni! way mark uwhnn (ho rhﬁnlpiml put an; final burst and edged his oppongnl out. During the tournament, 50m close games were piaynd and my: season should 50c still cirsv-r com. petition.

1111113111;

Softball Practice

The folio to b:- on 11a

wing jllélyvr.» m!‘ askel m! n! 1110K. 0! G dizimond nt 5 o'clock tonight fu softball practice: G,- Ilrillon,

While. 1i. Ryan. M. MncKenzia, P. MCKPHIIHLH. R. MacKmzic. . Shepherd. B. Pryor. R. ZMacDonaid

______ er and Moss.

Philadelphia 002 000 001-0 C I

New York 002 100 20x—-5 ll I Brissie. Coleman and Guam;

Wight and Berra.

Boston .001 000 000-1 l0 1

‘Vilshingion 023 000 0014-6 9 I

Johnson, Stobbs. Deni and Tebv

Hncfner and Efvans, __‘_

IPSA BARGAIN!

WAG/NI! Large Tube of [IFEBUPY SHAVINB CREAM

£1!’ '20»

in Lake B11000, Ont

they were without food 9h

l!

.. Mr. at the ban that m cued them troﬁath; island. Caught in l ‘mm’; 11nd on the lalnnd when tho w or mm m 42 hours. A PW" ‘m! "I. ,

é

r11 i

For Smoothlf Farm Show»

rs. Georle Pitts o! Toroniﬂ motor o! their launch went d!