‘. r,ru#LLg§, 1939i

BASEBALL RES UL TS

AMERICAN LEAGUE

THE_..¢HARL9TTE:9WN-QUARDL

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V Simmerings Around The Sport Front

Toronto 000 000 000-0 3 0 Jersey City 200 010 10X-4 12 0 Weir and Heath: Joiner and At-

wood 000 011 0—2 '7 2 Syracuse , 101600 x-8 7 0 ,a1-odzlcki. Roe and Best; Gee And Warren. 000110 0-2 4 l. . 000 053 x-8 l2 3 Cook. Ash. Roche and Savino: Barley and Wagner.

after he ripped around 13 holes tour under bar to drab Charles Sclater oi’ I-la.n1.'lltcr1, ont., a and 3. Four biniles were unong t.hl'nss sclster had and he was no match for the 114- Dound sorithemer.

The provincial champions to fall were Pete Ke1Lv of Charlottetown. Prince Edward Isand-New Bruns- wick chomp who took a '1 and 3 beating from Dick Ellis of Mont.

NORTHAM RACES at MILLIGAN & Monmsous

1150.00 -PURSES-A $1150.00

FOUR CLASSES A .18 TROT and PACE — - — — — —- -—PURSE $300.00 ‘ 3 seconds allowed trotters '

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The most up-to-date Sound System in the Maritime Vrovinces. Electrical Transmission and Amplification of all Race and Track Announcements. _

HARD SURFACED DUST PROOF ROADS FROM AST OF’ CHARLOTTETOWN T0 NORTHAN CORNER HOT DINNERS served on the grounds by the ladies of e ditterent churches. Well stocked refreshment booths. oderate Prices.

DANCING FREE Afternoon and Evening till 12 pm. Good floor and lots of space-Good Music.

Grounds and Building Electrically Illuminated.

ONE OF THE BIGGEST SPORTS’ EVENTS ' . OF THE SEASON —Come and Bring Your‘ Friends-— Admission 50¢ plus tax. Supervised auto parking free.

I _ Grand Stand 25¢ " RACES START AT 2 P. M. PARLMUTUEL

‘ For full information and entry blanks phone or write IVIILLIGAN & MORRISON, Ll.d., Northam 2:11 rnor AND nos 3 srzcorms ALLOWED 'rao'r'r11as

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UDE ronzmrxm, 2:01 1-2, Andrew Perry, sninmerslde, P. E. 1. LIST)! FRISCO, 2:07 1-4, Chas. H. Chandler, Clftown, P. E. I. CELWYN THE GREAT. 2:09 1-2. Frank Callback, Sunune " , P. E. L {ANNE 'r1wAx. 2:00 1-4. McNeil] A sweoney. cmown. P- E. 1-

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UY TODDLER, 2:08 1-4. C. M. Alcxand . 5!. John N. 3-

AIWIN BROOKE, 2.04, owned by C. L. Dauphlnce & Co-

JCK HANOVER, 2.06%, owned by Samuel Walker A ('10.. Hall!!!-

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FBI POTEMJHCIN. 2:01 1.1. Andrew Perry, swnmenlde, P. I. I. INDA vo1.o. 2:05 1-4, Dr.‘l.. n. Denlmore, nenmrnt. N. I.

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as MOELWYN. 2:10 1-4, Peter McMahon. mammo-

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of London. Ont... lcst out Plnsonnault. one up.

to put. up with defeated the

elation Tmrrnament over the Mount

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aglairilgt mainland opposition. to have tickets put on sale for the game irnmediately and as it costs a. lot to bring the team over for the week-end, it is to there will be A good response from the fans.

lid approximate 75 to '78 for Sav- r .

Moncton's crack New Brunswick baseball team are scheduled to local Victorias at the Park diam- ond on Sunday afternoon next, it was pearance of the Chiefs should draw ghgwrge attendance and should give

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Way by default. ST. BRUNO, Que. July 25—Doug

the S5-Ulld€l'S 01 C-l’l8»Tl0llr€‘Y0WIl today Today‘: Matches The finish was 1)a1‘t1'cularly sad Royal Canadian Gulf to the Phils because they had Association President. Em-est Bav— 9.30:— scored in the first half of the ard, 2 and 1 in the flrst round of Jean Hughes vs. Zeta, Trainer. 10th on 5, single by Merill May to the Canadian Amateur Golf Asso- Gordon Kelly vs Jack Hennessey break a 3-3 tie.

T. Mal‘e‘t vs. C, Arserlault. 11.00:-—

o course. The l=‘nnd-.°r had of

M. lvlorrzan and M. Dovle vs. Joyce Cantwell and Jovoe Gay.

3- H3-u8h9Y and H. l‘.a.rter vs. .1. Mollie-chem azrd Joo,n- Brown.

E‘. Blflmhard and M. O'Neill vs. l]).Ml_~a1-ter and J. Mart‘n.

Joan Glllis vs. M. Moran. B. Hughes vs. .1. Mcmachem. 2;). Haughey vs. H. Larter.

Intemiediate Chiefs. play the

-won from M. Moran and L. oat- '-tug. with the bases loaded Pirates two runs and a tory over the Phils today.

Scorlim three runs off a parade

Brooklyn Dodgers came from be- hind to beat the Cubs 8-6 in the opening game of their western in- vasion. their the second game of the header to win 31.

' NEW YORK, Julv 25—The Yan- kees'

gave tho, 5-4 virt-

Chlcago pitchers in the ninth.

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The Dodgers continued’ winning ways right through double-

AMERICAN LEAGUE

The Tigers’ hisill-lirlced fresh- man gave up seven walks and 10 hits. tour of them by George Case.

supported by plenty of run slugging. the Bed Box open- ed their longest home stay of the season by wppli the hard-press lug Chicago Whi Sox twice, 3-2 and 6-5, before 20.000. The second game went 10 innings.

It was Chisoxs’ first double set- hawk of the season and it d them to seven games behind the second place Red 5011.

The veteran Lefty Grove gain- ed his 10th win with an eight- hit. performance in the opener, during which Manager Joe Cron- in hit his 12th homer of the year and drove in the winning tally

home-

record-breal<lng freshman

with a double.

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Gordon Kelly vs .1a.ck Henne se . _ P. Lelsrhtizer vs C. Arsenaultf. y

learned here last night. Ap-

Reds Swamped With Orders

For Tickets

(By The Associated Press)

CINCINNATI. July 25——Gi.m:in- mti Reds‘ front ofltieoe cried aloud todayforhelpins mmingat. e of orders for world series tickets.

"We're not a.oceIptl.ng any oi’ . them and warm take any.’

clam-ed Gabe Paul. travelling Secre- tary.-ln making known that to date "at 20%? 15.000 requests had

been recelv . ‘ “Talk about ‘pressure’ of W;

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ROY powens, KING'S scour"

the Harry I-lopman claiming. i _,._,

by ERIC SANDEBSON Canadian Preu staff Writer

VANCOUVER, Jul)’ 35 —- Jack A‘."omwic.h, the blond Australian tennis ace, wants to play softball but can't get time off from the W5!-exn Canada tennis champion- ships to do it.

The ambidextrous star could get

In a game if he were eltmiinated from the week—l0ng tom-n.a.men-t.. But that isn't likely unless some pctéent dark horse upset: the apple car . The touuney started Monday and Bromwit:h.—who wields I. rac not equally well with both s— ambled his way into the second round without losing a. game.

After the matches, Bromwich and Harry Hopman. captain of the Australian Davis Cup team. gathered in the club house with friends. l-locman revealed that Bromwich wished to play softball but didn't see how it could be done. Bromwich admitted it was one of his ambdtlons.

The Australian star at times holds his racquet somewhat in the same manner as a ball player holds a but And that, Hopmen said. probably is why Bromwioh would like to take a wall0D at a softball. Perhaps he wouldn't get the speed he does out of a tennis ball. but he undou')tedl_v could keep the Holders on the go.

The only spare time the tennis draw has allotted the visiting Aus- sl-ss will be given over to the horse races at Hastings Pa-rk. Secretary Ar: Dingman of the Vancouver Thorouglrbred Association has set aside two races to be dedicated to Bromwlch and Hopman tomorrow. One race will be called the Jack Bromwlch claiming and tfrte other

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xnozt, Brown and Trcsh; Grove -— Staff Writer)

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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE of contenders for Adams’ throne real 5 and 4 Ray Getlifle. now Zeta '11.-alnox and Joan Hughes Hugh Mulcaliy in the 10th ‘mill dec1si°n't«o Waahlnston Senators. ;§m§’°ff1§" uf1’f§“j1§‘a11:‘;§',‘ Florida state League, has the same

initials as Chicago Cubs talk. atlve star. They stand for James Henry. But more important 1his 22-year-old Dean hitches like Jerome Herman used to and has won 17 straight. Billy Mccamey, veteran fight manager, calls Ma): schmellng to fight in the lies - eliminations before t 5 next indoor season closes.

out on the Pacific coast there

considerable agitation that Letty O'Dcul hasn‘t yet had a. crack at a major league manag- ing lob. He's going great guns for the ’F'rlsco Seals. Joe Burk reports that under their subsidized system of training the German and Ital- ian oarsmen are practically semi- profeaslonnls. All of which doesn't stop Bun: tram winning every- thing in sight.

was again postponed when the Stars were unable to field a full squad against the Anchors who last night were waiting and ready.

The event marked the third gs.1n.einarowthath¢1sbeer1wip- ed on the schedule and fans. after making their way to the Park left openly diszilsted and making it plain that they wouldn't be back. Things have been going from bad to worse in the loop and were ,5 seems to be a deadlock existing. However if things are not straight- ened out and immediately at that. it seems that the best way out of what is becoming a cefous mess. would be to call the entire league oil and go on with the intermed- iate playoffs. ,