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A Milwaukee Goes DowniTo 5-4 Defeat By St. Louis l

ST LOUIS tAP'-Milwaukee's chance to take- a commanding lead tn't.he National League pu- aant battle was ruined Friday night as the st. louis Cardinals combined Ken Buyer's three-run 'lIiilhle utth some staunch P8112! pitching by Lindy McDaniel std Larry Jar-lison for I fa-4 trtumm her the Braves.

The Braves still hold I one-hall

now lead over the defending - iigfnpltln Rrooltlyn Dodgers but lhuv at 9 all even in the vital

(wines inst rnlitnln.

tliliiaiikce now stands 9Hll Ind ii... itoclucrs. whose name with the cm-hiiinh Pirates was postponed

Th, .,.,,..ag.:mi-nt of Yonkers” R,3(Eil;Q', x N are endeavoring to ff1lu”jVlLP ii.iri:erx to harness i "rm: d,-W... ht lllilivlflllllll themi with protci-tile taps. On )loiida.V night sepi 17 they all appeared out with the caps which bear. the. same colors as their racing silks. '1'hc can is made of fibre glass. A foam rtthlicr cushion three inches: in riiamctcr is inside at the top.l A xwezit band of loam rubber cov- ered with suede adds to the general i-iimforl and protection of the cap. Tllcy had iicen lhoroulhly tested by the Pitt-burg Plate Glass Com- riain and the Electrical Testind liHlllll'r'tlllIllf': of New York (WY; prior in lwinl: filled up for the driver-

it l'Pr'rlkSIfl a wt-ssiire test Tnlinn of botivcen -in to 50 foot Dollfldl gritiarc inch. a penetration text in lli'll('l1 a lti-ounce plumb bob; with an tcol point was dropped out the hat. and an impact test which

was made by dropping an 3-pound steel hall on the cap from a height

nf mp icri The can weighs less" than in. m1n('px', which is little, more than the can now worn, and much less than the improvised pro- tective cap worn by some of HM drivers All caps have been paint- ed to match exactly the colors of oach driver. who received them as ; gilt tioni Vnnkers Raceway.

For the: palzl few days visitors have been srrlvtng lo l.4exinKl0tl- Kentucky. many of them there to look nvi-r the 324 yearlings that will he sold by Tattcrsalls. com-

nipnmng tonight with the sale con-l

rliidtng on Ociobcr 4th. Of course they will also be there to see the

trots over the finest and fastest.

harness racing mile in the world. The Blue Grass region of Kentucky has been famous for It hundrvcd years as the host spot for produc- ing lop lhnroiiizhbrcds and horses of any class. The climate is ideal for raising stock and the rick. nut- rlt.lou.Ii soil makes growth quickly and it also has lhc quality of pro diicim; good bone. The track known at-. tiir ”ncil uiln" has bccn the grep:-I of many sensational perform (lures and will continue to be as it is controlled by men with long nmge view! Lexington in addition in twin: fl harness racing centre in at-.u 2 iiinning horse centre. ,mn-.o of the host mom-r: heing bred and rat-.1-d in the vicinity of Lexington.

FAMUII FARM At Dnrineiati is the famotis Wal- nut Ha." Fatm ubvrii us: establish ed by Dr "gden Edwards back in the fli!'IF'll'S its first famous sire was Yllnko and he was succeeded by others Illfll as Walnut Hall. Ynlnmite. Protector. Scotland and how nnl'illPV and several others. Tho walnut llall Farm now has been diiidcrt. the two married daughters of 'llr Edwards own- ing Walnut Hall Stud and Walnut Hall Farm. F.acb fall this sale is held in a big yearllnl has -he-ltcrrd many champions in lhr past and tonight and other . fllilllli

mi: gm-tlnnopr, will hp prying the that they raced in faster timc than c

sales under the auspices of Tatter- nllls the most famous name to

harness horse vendues. lt original-lttf 2-ye-r-old trotting it"'"'"tt'r! in niac

ed to England when Tnttrr.-tails by been the leading salt cmpm-. iii for a hundred years.

About two weeks ago a daugh- ter of Dsrnley. Time Me. aqusllod the 21M 2-! season's record for a 1-year-old trotter on a half mile track at Reading. Fa driven by Joe O'Brien. The season's record had been set earlier by another daughter of the Walnut Ball stud Rodney -- Charmin BI

1"..'-.'.P.'.I5.'lE'..E9.".”..E... iGood Hunting On Monday:

moealats. is

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i . who retired the first

IIVII men he faced in relief. was ill! Wllllr. his seventh against sis. ldefllll. i

W10 of the Cardinal runs wcrtti unearned but the Redbirds didn't fold when opportunity ltiioclrcd. Boyer. M-for-11 It Busch Stadium. Illinst Milwaukee previously this season. was lolnsd by Alvin mark. with two hits snd Rip Rcpiilskl; with three in leading lhe rarriinal attack. Bobby Del Greco added I telling tie-breaking hlt.

Hank Aaron, leading the Va-l tionsl League lime”. hm luii iiiis.l as did Johnny Logan. Rookir Tay-

by rain and cold. are ntutl. l

BACK l STRETCH .

over the lulled States and vita-i)' part; of ranada other snr1'- anti daugbtrrs of Walnut l-tall amt W-31' nitt Hall Stud have been lllllllvrh or contenders.

The colts and fillies are being led daily but there is no attempt make speed in this manncr it isl just done as light excrc them used to being ban daughter of Darnlcy. Notorious. expected to bring Her dam, Norah Volo .1, 2:06 4-5, is a half sister to Scott Frost 2. Z 00, .1 L59 2-5. She is a first foal and could be the prize package) of them all. Aiiotht-r Darnlcy filly is a three-qii.'irtcI' SISIPT to Scotchi Harbor 4. I sit .1-5. and no doubt

is lot of attention will he paid to.W""

six of the get of Scotland. Among them are sisters of trottcrs that have taken low marks on the (Erandy Circuit this season. i

The Rudncys are also going to come in for a lot of attention Everywhere they have been doing sensational things. Right hcrc in Charlottetown at Old Home wr-ck, Ted Gencscc, owned by Roy Rcv-1 an and driven by Archie Llewellyn. i won in 2:itt 1-.5 - a nice record tori .a 4-year-old trotter. The above are

just a few of the sires which will lbe represented in the sales which pwhich we gave more narticularsl of last Saturday The racing pro- lgram started yesterday and merry is I big possibility that some new. world's records will be set up dur-i ing this meeting. Among those ex-l lpected to do the trick urn the 2- year-old free-legged pacing filly iGooci Counsel, that set up two iworId's records already. one bet, ter than 2:00. and Noble Adios that won the Little Brown Jug may break the 3-year-old pacing rot-ord. Bond llannver. a 2-year-old trol- ter in Joe 0'Hricn's slablc. may lposstble take a mark of 2.00 and then there are aged horses tbati may set new marks pacing. Thai trotting record is secure. it was; lmade by 1'-reyiioitnd at Lexington. lin 1938 driven by Sen Palln. lime, lll53'l. The only trottcr that has a 1 chance of coming near that record 1 is Scott Frost. hut ll looks to b- tool tough A tank even for him, sensat- ional trntter though lie is.

FUTURITY STAKES The tutiirity vtaken '.p4Il1lxIIl'"fT by ithe Canadian standard Bred Horse Society. were held at the Western l"sir. London. not September lrtth i in the Two Year Old Futurity Tmt Ruth Chestertown. owned uiri driv- len by Harold Berry. St Marys. l0rit, was 1-2. Emma Volo. own ed by Alex. McDonnell of Hamil- ton. Ont was 3-1. Golden Riridle.; Roland Farms. I-.'i. Time. 2:23. 22-; 22 1-5. Looking back at our own lfiituritii-s held hero on the night of September 12th. in find that thc Two Year Old Trot via: unn by Paint-ons. owned and drivrii hyl E. Newsom. Summcrside. with i-l. Lady Lakeburn tAklnsl 2-Z. Miss

barn mall Cyclonlc IMacKayi 3-3. Time. 2-19. cubs meet

2.23 4-5. So our lricnrl .'tlr N':w-

som and others vtlto took part inl

the two year old fuiiirity in Ont-

. draw from 5

Through the kindness of Harry ihay we irarn that Angie Allen. l formerly of Halifax. drove two will ners at saratoiia Raceway Tues-l day night in the AA Pace he won

Davis I Tlmc 7. 07 .'i-.'i ilr also won with Lady Bohemia in 7 I17.

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ise to get -ntithpziw died. A lltritlay night as the Clctcland in- is l Billy llocft's bid for a 20th victory ill his

with Brovity Hanover 2 05 2-5. Rayt '

lPUl.PWOOD CUTTERS and FARMERS:

lor Phillips was the losing pit her. Fred Hutchinson's men staked

starter Tom Poholsky to a :41 team to left center.

in the first on Boyer's bases-loaded double but he oouldnlt hold it and the Braves battled back to it 3-3 tie on Joe Adcock's homer and I two-run fifth.

But the Redbirds. intent on avenging I four - game Braves sweep in their last meeting at Milwaukee. broke through against Phillips for two runs. one of them unearned. the other driven in by not Greco. for s 5-3 lead in the

sixth

KANSAS CITY (Ari Ital Smith's home run off Gr-rrv sis- Iov in the eighth inning gnw Kan-

('hii-ago White Sox Frida Athletics

V

The chased

homer to tie the game 5.: . Power also had a first liomcr off Pierce. llinnur blinoso hit lmitwts. a fun - run

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Alex KPllllFf. lowed Keilner

Jack Cl'iiiit1Vl in the liiiid

lill' l and l

Wally Btirnctte. the winning htir- lIlt"(i to go Vitday night. and Ron- ler. pitchcd the last two innings lnlP Kltnc ll-1-l7t. manager Bobby

Ptercc. scckint: victorv Vo ll, failed for the third straicht tiiiit-..

lie has lost nine. Stnlcys dcfcat llazlte was his third against right vic- in to

ries (il.l'Il.'F.LAND TAP! iiatik Agiiiric

a very high price. . dlans edged the Detroit Tigers 2-1. Aguirre allowed only four hits in Pliilzittr-lpliia

winning his third vlciorv against. five losses. httii was tincarncd. Thtr lnfli:-Ins tcttrc runs iii the sixth on

rt liutli thrcc liits

litt'lT

Singles by Joe ("attic and Al Smith , Plllt-'l1lll'HlL tumbling the Dodgers followed by Al Rnscn's sacri- out of Vital ill?!"-

BASEBALL RO

RESULTS National League

Miluaiikoe Oil) 020 010- -1 I 2 Louis fltltl 002 Iltlx -5 ii i Hiihl. t'rnnc -ll. Phillips lSt.:

finnlev t7i. Johnson tilt and Rico-.l Crandall t5I, Pohnlsky. Mt-Daniel

Kati. W-McDaniel L - H

Phillips. l R' Mil-Adcock. Pittsburgh at Brooklyn, posi- pnncd. rain

Ncvr tori; at Philatlrlplita. post- poned, rain

American l.i-arm

tthicago lxnnsas C lt)0 lflllla-R12 1 Pierce. Stair.-y i7! and Lollar,

Kcilncr. t'rimlan i:li, Bum;-tie int and Smith. WvBurneite. 1.-Staley.

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yPiratt-s Friday Mug. 1; Wu ,-..

in '' ' T i 'tsa: ('ity Athletics a 6-5 win nierl l .

C stortt-rluas at St. Louis for the first of RIHV Pierce in the sevctitli when three Frltiay night. A sweep of

tin: Zernial hit a two-run pint-bythe series there would give Viclhravi-s the pennant. A Milwaukee

"” Abbies To Play Peaites Sunday For island Title .

.iiiitm: rtcical plus a Dodger sweep would

it the i-iiiinlctl first and another in tho ilinl uii.would giir the Dodgers the flag.

'noing to try in put Maglle attains! Rookie y lriciid lllls tinic " Craig was sup- lmlcd ltiix('(i in x'i.'ll'l against Friend Fri-

ancl the Uni) run off iiuiidcr uli

l is). Collum tat. Jackson W. and vs Maglic (12-31 and Craig uz-iii

3m mm "m", ,2 ,, Fliirdpttr

l'iRs: Chi-Minoso 1. KC - Povterw S4-rnial. Smith.

hclrnlt M0 000 M0 - l 4 I (ilevcland 00 002 tlilx 2 ti 1'.

llocit and Wilson: Aguirre .-ind Averill.

Horton oootioiinzti 2 4 ft FTANDWGS N-pw Ynrk an 200 mxy7 ' 0 By THE CANADIAN PRES5 Portorfi-id. Siisce ilil, not-i-bl " P” GEL tilt and Daley. L.-ti-sen, Grim till M'll”"'k"' in M 599 and Bcrra W-l.arK'cn l.-Pnrtcr- R"'".kl”" 9" M '59” V' ftclil Hits. VY M(.D0"RaM' t'tnt'lniiali R9 6.1 .386 1 .'ll:ii1tlr. St Lotti: 75 77 493 Ill Rgltlmm-. It washinmmll. W," l"hilaflclplii:t 70 RI .464 20la' mm-.1. "in F'ittsbiir:'i on its .437 24V; New Yolk till M .430 25V; Little wnriu so-rte. Chicago or 395 at ltidlaiiaptilis tAAt imam-nu L93”, not 043 tlltl-l? ii I w I. Pct. Gal. Roi-iiester tlln M-it toll in 35 ,c.-iii 7ot too on 410 i clcvelamt all M 579 9 Tomi-neit. Glmtue ts) and Jones. Chicago M M 55.1 is Flaytork. Ru.-i--Ii mi. Markinson Boston in wt .339 is '4'. Fsszhnlr tG'. Greason tilt and . Detroit on 77 535 17 R-Wt Baltimm. :7 :4 444 291.. llnrtianapolin lead-A hi-st-ol..ci-en l Wathinztun st: '13 .154 gully, series 2-tit. lliarmt Fity 31 int .330 46 S 'd cl cout, Gut e An Wolf Cub

Track And Field Meet Today

I Rnv rrniils. tttrl guides and wnlfl their ettmt.-..

tmlay for It l"rorincial Track and Field mcct at .'llcmnr- ial Ficlci. an annual get-log!-ther

sch ycar.

Ni xrmin rtl officials gtI;ar:intMaI

the races will be run off efficii-niiy.s dctivird part to play. not Hit- and in record llmP. it is hopodlleast of which in sport which tsp on; and should be. I major factor in

that a large crowd will be hand to cheer on the young com- petitors and to give support to

Good time and aim finishes l

Continued on page 7

in morning could hes spptlatment tosoms hunters. The

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ti;-nrgp Swinabmgd, tam. i that race may fcci quite happpy in. which has drawn more inlcrestl

An interesting list of spiii-linglofficials Hi" Will?" it" I lttfil" ttttmber events has been prepared. and the.-ton the part of our youth to taliei in: in rhargr of an ntncrienc-' the arlvsntagea of Scout training i

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It's all inthsuswROLLER non. it: sdrlsdcu Quad nu 'FSlJ.&evor3IrtgIcIitwlth

We Isrvlu Iilllupply. AB Parts-No

lice fly. Thu 3”

broke the dosdlock- cohvm

Idoubll

BROOKLYN mp) .. i-old postponed Q. Hrooklynls crucial wlndup thres- game series with on pimp.”-,5

header this a

The postponement wu . niup. pnin merit to Dad. Walt Alston. when :0,-1:1” cni,.:: pions not-d a sweep of the three Karim with Buca to hold any chance for the Nauoul Lugu. pcnnant. "I'd much rather them one

a timr." he ssidimy First-place Mllwnukeg, holding I "HP-Hattie edge over the Dodgers

scheduled as part. d aw”, fterooon. .

mcan a tin and I pennant playoff. A n rt tun Mllwaukcc defeats with it Brooklyn sweep

The Pllatcs Friciid ll?-ltil.

will pitch Bob who uas sched-

Hianaiik nrttzinal choii-c tlston -aid he will go with Sal -12-5t and Roger Craig

iI2-ill ”hut you can be sure I'm

ilay lliL'.lll with Maglic going today lir-t appearance since his 'riicsita.x iiiuht no - hitlcr against

Friend a 75 - roar - old right- o has beaten the Dodg- Pl”- fnttr tllll of five times this war. u.'i- the pitcher who beat

tlr.-iig H-3 lilil Monday night in

PROBABLE PITCHEKS NE WYORK (CPD -- Probable pttclit-rs for today's major league

uamcs rutiii-lost rccords in paren- llll"M'.K'.

National League 1 Piittluiritli at Brooklyn i2i .: Friend I17-ltlt and Kline tl4-11)

New York at Philadelphia (N)- lntoiiclli tl9-l.”lt vs Haddix (13-7). xmr York at Philadelphia tNi-- Wrigiit Ill-til vs liaddix tl.'l-7i . ("tint-innati at Chicago-Nuxhallll (I3 lit vs Rush tl.'t-Bi

Milwaukee at St. Louis (Ni.- tlll-llll vs Wehmeiat ill-lit

Arm-rit-an Lcsgus

Httsltm at New Yoritellrewer I19-14: vs Kiicks (ill-91 t

Vhlvalin at Kansas City tNt-- Donovan til mi V8 Cox '0-ll l

Dolrnll at Cleveland Lsry' till-l.'ll is Wynn Iw-93

Hnltiitiorc at Washington (Ni - M0l'll('r t0-ill vii Hernsndcz to-ll

Srnuliiic has adv.-mi-rd immen- rely in this province during the last number of years indlr-gun; an active interest on the part of the and an lnhersnt desire.

Fiaih phase of lhr program has

youth training and one of the strongest elements of scouting.

5 '!'iio0lrat1ottntowsGuartlIaa.!otnrdoy.Iept.II.l)dI

Rural Youth Fair Sports Show Keen Competition

sporting svents at the Rural! yum, gm yggtei-day afternoon. dnw many entries and I Still deal of interest front the lsrI!' crowd of spectators. Each clue was well-filled and marked by; hour competition with the winners closely chased by the runner-up. Sutumervtlls and Mtscouche tied for sporting honors with tW9lVC points each. while Stella Maria was is close place with ten D0111!!-

Ths following are the winners:

Ill! yard dash tGirls 12 and und- orl-Grangis Csrruthers. 0'Lear!I-

til) yard dash (Girls any agei- Msry Rogers. Freetown.

:i.-legged race-Peter Steele and

Mr Jimmie MacDonald hla rail-l

ed a special practice for the Abbie " Greengrass. Intermediate A haseball team to-i day at the Old Diamond at I o'- clock. l

Mr. MacDonald has arranged for

the Abbies to play Pcakes. inter- mediate B champions. on Sunday with it vtitiicss at arraignment be- at Peakes for the Island Crown. fore Magistrate Nathan A. Beifel. a game which should prove to be Greengrass' the outstanding one of the year

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Ourelle Placed On ineligible list lly Boxing Fed.

MONTREAL (CPI -- The Cans- di in Boxing slid Wrestling Feder- at on decided sl its annual meet- ing Friday to place Yvon Dureile. Canadian light heavyweight cham- pion. on the "ineligible list."

The move was considered as being tantamount to I suspension for the Bale Sic. Anne. N.B. boxer who has been at odds with his manager Harry Sheppard of Moo- treat.

Sheppard appeared before the meeting and testified that Durelis was him will He said he would be willing to forget the debt if any- one-. including Durelle. would buy Durelle's contract for Kill.

it was believed Durelle would be taken of! tits ineligible list as soon as the managerial dispute ends. The meeting considered the pos- sibility of a bout between Dun-lie and Gordon Wallace of Branttord. 0nl.. for the Canadian light heavy- weight title. Wallace is ranked as British Empire light heavyweight champion.

However. the meeting decided that the fight could not be held sit long as Sheppard owns I piece of both flshters.

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With it. y o u r ciilting troubles in r e over. No more hard to

handle jump vibrating Indy heating on s

tough cut

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mind

Transportation will i centres as follows:

llsstlso

Trodsdio.

F "3

om hrs KossbstIn.........lI30bs

Justin MscNetll. Mlscouclis.

High Jump-James Cain. lum- mervilie.

Bag Race--Aeneas Gsllsat. Stol- la Marts.

.220 yard dash (Bays)-James Cain. summorviils.

220 yard dash igirlsi-non uge. Lellan. St. Goorgesf

Relay Race (Girls)-Rossslla Dcslloche. Miscouchs.

Relay Race (Boys)-Peter Steele Miscouche.

100 yard dash (Boys 12 and un- dert-Gordon Msccsliuni. Brack- lcy Point.

100 yard dssh tBoys any Igsl- James Cain. Summewtlle.

Jim Greengrass Philly Oultieider Out On 3500 Ball

PHILADl:1LPHlA iAPi . Jim outfielder for the Philadelphia Phllites. was held in 3500 bail for the grand jury Fri- day. charged with striking another patron in a tavern.

Franklin W. Lazos. .15. appeared

attorney waived I hearing and there was no touti-

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by the other teams

with Ottawa as home ice. Cass- tlens are entering the senior cis- cult for the first time this Yell- Tlis juniors also will opcrsts in Lsurlor cup eomndltlol -5 ll former yuan.

.i miiiyumt warrant for the D-

yesr-old ball plsysi-'s srt-rest. as stated the incident occurradln the only morale; hours of Sept. II in s mldctty spot.

He said Groengrass was in this place with tr member of the National League baseball club not otherwise identified. He said its was punched in the eye for no reason.

As the six-foot-one. 302 - pound Greengrsss left the maztstrstn office. he was so mons in a civil act on also brought by Laws. who stands five fast. seven and weighs 110 pounds.

Football Scores

ORFU Rochester 8 Toronto 11

OMPETE IN SACK Photographed above is the girls sack race at the Rural Youth Fair

Sports held yesterday at the Char- lottetown Exhibition grounds.

li3rTEy- Knox Ouils As Manager Of Slepson

HAMILTON t('.P' Harvey Knox. who pulled his promising stepson. Ronnie. otit of Hamilton Tiger-Cats of the Big Four foot- ball Union Wednesday. quit Fri- day as his manager.

ttwhen l manoeuvr-:d him into a setup such as the one in Hamilton. I'm not helping hlrn."' Herve! said. "He can make his own moves from now on "

Harvey nullixi ll-year-old Ron- nie out of Ticsts because. he said. the team hired him as I "clown" to draw crowds and not Is a quarterback. Thr Knoxes left when Hamilton officials refused a Knox senior demand to let Ronnie play no minutes of today's game with Montreal Al0llPJI!'B