SEPTEMBER 11. 1941

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Baseball results

XATIONAL LEAGUE

. 010 000 002 00-4 6 l [mum-null 100 000 20o 01-4 12 4 Kimball. HHIIILII, Higbe, Casey 111d Owen, Franks: E. R Eggs, Stan" and Lombardi-

Bosiiill U02 030 120—8 l5 4 “ma. 01o 01o 120-5 12 1 _]|\'e._\' and Mast: Passcau, Gor-

M,“ Qunn, Raffensberger and Btlleiilliii.

5w \'nrk 000 000 001 0—‘l 8 2 5|, Louie 100 000 000 0-1 ‘l 2

1c 1rd account of darkness.)

Sclninniclicr. Carpenter and Hart- 11:1. Dinning; White, Warneke, 521mm and W. 000F91-

AMERICAN LEAGUE /

Detroit 000 310 000-4 5 I ii‘ slilnglon 000 000 020-2 8 0 Rowe. Newzsom and" Tebbetts: time. klusterson, Carrirquel and {nu

llli 500 09.0 000 I0l—9 15 3 "hi1! 300 000 013 100-8 l9 l

" Ki'i\m"r. McKnln, 1 .. wrroil: Besse. Hadley, r, Shirley. Fowler and Wag-

Bears, Royals Start Intl. Finals tonight‘

NEllfARK, N.J., Sept. 16-411)?)- ' Br ~s rcsuime tomorrow titi s task of battling for l‘.(ll".§ Cup in the Interna- . zuie and the Iicnor of ilic Icons coins in the

f 11 .. already league pen- nncrs, didn't cure much term would CDUTS“ them as ' r records agfii =.t. each were ' “ sure Lhs season. New- ‘ Montreal 14 Fmes wh‘lej

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t B1'fi"‘o w": 13 and 9.

ciufnhnny Ncun picked Russ cphr-r i0 i-prn against the iifmircnl s expected to Vii-lend. Brzoklyn Dodgers in. .

SICLF- FEEDING BRTTAIN

LONDON-ME’) —It- has been

Board Refuses Passports

T 0 All Hockey

Players

WINNIPEG. Sept. 1B-—(OP)—Lt.- Col. C. D. McPherson, Registrar o! the Manitoba. divisional board under the National War Services act, 581d today the board will refuse pass- port authority to all hockey play- ers regardless of age.

Six Manitoba athletes desiring to play with United States teams were refused passport authority last Thursday by the Manitoba. board. Col. McPherson said today reasons for the ruling, sent to all other di- vision boards. were:

1. Young men of athletic ability should be serving in Canadifs army instead of playing hockey,

2. If Canadian hockey players were allowed to play in United Slates it wtuld cause criticism of Canada and be used as a pretext by certain United states citizens who allege Canada is not making and all-out war effort.

A board spokesman suggested some tightening of passport regu- lations by Joint action between the Dominion Passport Office and the Department of National War Ser- vices would appear to be necessary.

Manitoba hockey players might be able to go to the United States, the spokesman said. by transferr- ing their residence to another part of Canada where a divisional board was granting passports to athletes and some players might still have valid passports and thus would not have to refer to the divisional board for permission. The Domin- ion Passport Office could prevent this hy withdrawing all passports issued to such men. he said.

Larrapers win Opening game From Busters 6-1

SPRING-HILL, N.S.. Sept, 15_ FCPFLlVf-‘Plliml I-arrupers. defend- ingMarztime champions, defeated Sprlnghili Fencebuslers 6-1 today l" Phe 11M came of a best-of-five series for the _Nova Scotia senior bflsebﬂll champiwishlc. The winner “In meet m0 New Brunswick title- lwldels l0!‘ the MorLt-Lme crown

Ike Seaman, veteran Liverpool hurier. let. the Fencebusters down ivith three hits. whle his tcnm- mates combed tlhe offerings cf Al-‘ lY-‘PQ (‘Mountain Boy) Linkleiteigi sPTlHgJ-lli ace, for 10 solid wallops, l

Seaman. given errorless support bl’ U19 experienced Liverpool crew, spaced tho Springhiil hits in m4; second. fourth and eighth inning;- and was always in control of the‘ some. Linkletiei" brecrcd his sink-I er past the Lnrrupers for strikeouts. but his support was weak. The Hunters made mm bobble}; and their fielding was generally sloppy,

Vic Winters,

Liverpool's right,

fielder. led the batting iviut three fills. one a double. The second game of the series

Wlll be played here tomorrow,

Wrestling Toiiitgzht at Sporting Club

El/Clything was 111 readiness last, P12110101 the big Canadian champ- lllllslllll wrestling car-d between

(Under the National War Ser- vices act a man Z1 to 45, unmsrw rled or ciiildlexs widower at July‘. 15, 1940, is liable to military ser-I vice. A sub-section of the reguia-l Lions fsrblds any man to leave Canada for any reason whatsoever after his age class has been called un. without written authority from the chairman c-f the divisional board under whcse jurlsdicltlon he comes \

Lalllcche’: Comment

OTTAWA. Sept. 16—(CP>-Ma_i.- Gen. L. R. Laﬂeche, Assccnte Deputy Minster of National War services. said knight that Na-. tional War services regulatrons pro- l vide for control over departures from Ccr~~i1 onlv in the case ofi menfrcni fll to 25 years of age in- clusive. who were single or Child-l lcs< wdc-wers at. July 15. 1940. I

Gen. i-aﬂeche wrs commenting: on n Winnipeg dtpatch quctingi LL-Col. C. D. McPlwrcon, Registrar‘ of the Man'tob1 divisional board tinder the regulations. as saying the board will refuse passport. au-i thorltv te all hockey players 111-‘

gardless cf age.

‘The. Associate Dennty Minlsier. recalled that men of the ages of 21 i to 45 years inclusive are Iiahle for‘ military training. But. he emnha- sized. the government has calkd up‘, by nrr-chmatlon for trifnirrg as re- I nuired only single men and child-i less vwdnvzers who were 2i. 22, 23. or 24 prior to July 1, 1940, and

rvounced that the whole o! the

Bitlsh sugar ration is now pro-

cwd by British farmers. principal- c umr boot growing.

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, / "ms m ‘ nounu-lno: uzou Minoan-cigars save vou momv 0N an boon-Lookout; SHAVESI

‘ llflnard‘: kills pain.

IHPFQ who have become 21 afterl 1h" dale. l (Th1: C"ii-nn (mus affects men

who are now 21 to 25 years old.)

Applies For Discharge

WINNIPEG. Sent. 16-(CP\_ Capt. H. G. B. Temnlemnn, Ad'- jutont. of the Royal Winniocg R:‘le=. Canal-Fm (Wcseivci Army. said today that Joe Cooper of Winnipeg. who played with Chicago Block ‘l-hwks of the Natoml Hno- key League last winter. has applied fcr h’: discharge. l

Cont. Temnlcman said that the discharge pbplicqticn W115 made in the hone thct Cccoer could go to the Unite-d Stwtes in ploy hockey diwlng the 1941-42 season.

The Wlnnipcg athlste. however. must make a passport applfcaticn to the lvlanitobn divisional board of the Notional War Services Depart- ment.

ILL-Col. C f). McPhz-rﬁon, Regis- trar of the divislcnnl ‘card said to- day that the board will refuse puss- port authority to any hockey play- er regardless of age.)

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All horsemen in the province interested in breed- ing standard bred horses are asked to attend a meet- llii: called to discuss the possibility of keelll"! I "l7 valuable sire on the Island, to be Livery Stable, Charlottetown,

Horsemen!

held in Walker's

Sept. 18. at 2 11-m-

L-193-9-16-2l.

Al "Dynamite" Korman Challenger

Len “Cowboy" Hughes Northampton, Mass. The Idol of Ch'fown

8nd his Islanders.

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Championship Wrestling

JUNIOR I-IEAVYWEIGHT TITLE 0F CANADA WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 17, 194l—8:30 D.S.'I‘.

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Mil. a Edinburgh. Scotland One of America's stronl "W"

BIG DANCE AFTER WRESTLING SHOW

1 Pricesz-Ringside 75c; General Admission 55c. Ladle! 25c (Tax included).

Above prices include big dance. Music b)’ 9°" 10°53“

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vs. Paul Lortle Champion

vs. Milton “Puff!” Chet

Qllllmiiion Paul Lortie and challm. 01' Al “Dynmnlrd Kouman which 5 Sﬁhfdlllrd for the Sporting Cub tonight. Kominn, acc rd 11g to the K100951915. Will be. favored‘ to take the nrasure of the champion. Vcr" for r1 bis: man Kcnnnn will also 111w over 11 vcn 1\1‘1‘\"' 111111 1'1 the “ﬁghts. Lortie, however, enoudi c111 s l0 CVUFCZLIH‘ iiiv- advrinticcs wiih 11's t and . '

he will 1. ely t-ry every t . . reperloire in an effort, to rciziin his laurcis,

The bout should produce some of

3 L-icsi ucirii on‘? .""'ii in a 111ml ring and is bound to be a good she-w. ' L211 “Cowboy” Huzlici whhjiusil ".119 vrtory to 211s credit in his starts ;

here this rriscn hos nrcmisczi n‘ C

2o all out. tonight in his‘ bout with ilic nlivrvs touch "Tully" Clcct. In fact both wrestlers can be i 11v touﬂh whcn in“ or-cosloii cnlﬂs for it. If bnih st"*k in Piraiz“! scicnWFcl wrestling then fnns will sce two real shoivmcn in actin. If the hjul. turns i119 other wnv. then it. will bf‘ n battle bctvrcen two rugigcd m-cn who can both take it and htind it. out. '

The first bout will go out at 8.30‘ DST. J‘ckie Nichols \vil' aguin be. the third man in the ring, whmif wunrvriifcs we bcuis will be handl- cd eff cientiy,

Pets defeat Dominion 7-4

FREDERIUPON, Sept. 16—1CP> —P'icder.ctcn Pets blasted out. ..ix runs in a big yevsnth inning to- 1:igi1L-.11irrir...111 d ULIIIIXIIUII Hawks 7-4 in the c-penlng game of a seine-s for the kiarliiiu: ju iov b -r'o" Liiiindm‘; l_. ' i? ' ‘ scheduled f 1' 1 third. if ncc..':s .

Before the seventh inning, Hnvkil Nova scotia champizns, were lead-i ing 4-1, hziv 11g scored a brace in? the iilifd and 11v) more in the fifth,

Costa fanned 12 FiTdThCtOll i;.1:-

‘ 1121's but allowed 1O 2211s while C1111}: 1 hod only thrce sliikeouts but held lllc C3110 Blew“ Wain to seven 1111s. Pets are cit-fending the Maritime

. title they “an last year, i

thirteen ; '

. Hopes alive

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Al “Dynemitc” Korma" who meets Paul Lorne nt (he Sporting (Juli lonvrlit in n bout for the Junrr Ileavywrciglit wresliing championship of Cimuila,

Millers keep

MINNEAPOLIS. Sept. 16—(APl ' 1" "is MlliEiZS kept nlivc the _ .11.11eoi'il1e>ir American Assoc.at1;i1 pluyclf hopes b 1 scoring seven 111115111 iiie 111.11 iii ‘g 1o ziefedt. Louisville 9-3 119cc 1c -, " 010 10

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keet Iiesults

There was a good turnout of ‘

shooters Siiurday‘ afternoon zit the winsloc grounds of the ifharlotte- town Gun Club. No excqation

high 5Cil1‘('S\\'P1'f‘i11ﬂflQ as the wii 11111110 the flight of the target» i-uihcr tricky. Ssventcen round-

ucrc shot iiiiri steady iinpixzovciiiciii

is; being shown by most of ti:

.~-l1ooi~rs Tilt‘ lending scores \v.r1 E. A. Smith

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1. FREE FOR ALL TROT ANI) PACE -—-——————PUR$E 3300-00 2. JUNIOR FREE FOR ALL TROT AND PACE PUYRSE 0200.00 ..%“.M§Bc..g. s. 2.15 TROT ANI) PACE _ -- _-- - - - — PURSE b25000 gs; lcqgilmiiiqlgd . (For horses that have not won a race this Einliisiisii. ‘iiizizr.1l....=:'::: .1 Sear)" l" belleriha" 21°) . - 55f“;‘rli-i-nic-digiyyi, 4. 2.18 TROT ANI) PACE - - - -- — — ———- PURSE tﬁeil-il" (For horses that have not won a race in better than 2.11 this season.) I 7 1 ‘ _n 0 5. FREE FOR ALL TROT _ - - - — — — —— ll/Yhslg o. CLASSIFIED TROT — - - - — — — —— -— —~l ills}, >,_;'3°-»*P ,1. 2.22 PACE _ - — ~ — - - - — ~ ~ — — ——— Plllbh Mil-ll“ . (For pacers that have not won a race in better than 2.13 this season) _ ﬂ ‘m PURSE $25030

Having mowed opposition In the National Men's Singles tennis championships at Forest Ilills. Bobby Riggs, left, of Clinton, S.C., and big Frank Kovncs, above, pride 9f Oakland. ‘.i\lif.. faced each other in a lmitlc for the crown. Riggs won the title 5-7, 6-1, 6-3, 6-3.

reports National League Ford Frlck gave the managers of both clubs 8. good going over by wire today and entire league, as well 11s his staff cf umpires, that from here 011 in any such farce is going to mean

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I Reds-Dodgers

Came “farce ”

By Sid Feder Associated Press Snort. Writer

NEW YORK, Sept. 16—iAPl--.

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Reds and Brooklyn

After ivaitlng for the final full President

then ivarncd the

the guilty party forfeits the game immediately. "And in case you've fzrgottcn,"

Frick told Red's’ boss Bill Mc- Kechnie and Brooklyns Leo the lip Durocher, “that means $1,000 fine for the guilty club and $100 for the manager."

Ford's chief complaint was over

what he called attempts at shorten- ing the game by the Dodgers, and the stalling tactics employed bv the Reds, who are trying frr third place.

He did not point a finger at the

more guilty of the two except to say Brooklyn's Durncher might have

some excuse “in view of the zitness of the race and what is

‘at. stake," while “there can be no excuse whatsoever for the Cincin- nat-i manager."

Box seats Are sold out

NEW YORK. Sept. Ih'—!APl—

Setting what may be a new record for advance sales. the Yankees an- nounced today that all and box seats for the three World Seri " ﬂames at. Yankee areﬁsol

rc- served

d out.

there l5 not, in the o

From now on, the head man is go-‘ ing to crack down on any burlesque such as that with which. Cincinnati Dodgers wound up their 17-inning' marathon Monday.

. pIKIKiliLUd a piir of runs 011 i

Staci 11m i UBQUEL

Entries Close September 19th, 1941

_ PRINCE ElIWARD ISLAND “Thellilarden of the Calf” Good Will

Charlottetown Driving Park & Provincial ‘Exhibition Association

WEDNESII

A MEMBER OF THE UNITED STATES T ROTTING ASSOCIATION

8. 2.27 TROT (For horses that have not won a race in better than 2.16 this season)

Entries close Friday, September 19th, with J. W. Boulter. Secretary.

GENERAL CONDITIONS

All races to be raced on the three lu-ai 11h" “ml m” ‘following exceptions-JO per cent each purse lwnrded the winner. The remainder will be divided into three equal parts, one part in be raced for each hcni. In the event. of their being thrcc hciit winners they slmll have a fourth heat to determine the winner. Any horse winnmi! the first. two heuts ln any race shall relinquish hi; pole position Ind assume last scoring position in the race.

All purses divided 40-30-1842 per ccnf. per cenf._ Five per ccnt of the money raced for cnch hen! will be deducted from all money nrlnnern. enter and four to start.

Right; reserved (o change program, reject any entry. 01' If entry appears f0 lay over the field in the extent that pinlnn of the management. sufficient. competition, then the snld cnlry may be transferred l0 I faster class or entry [c1- rcfumlcd. har any drlvcr and to declare race nft‘ on nccnnnt of had wcnthcr, or falling to obtain satisfactory numhcr of cntrlcs or starters to trans- fer horses in another class In which 1111'?‘ l"? fllllble- Y!‘ open or substitute nnnlhcr Without advertising, or alter

or extend racing dalcs.

ENTRIES CLOSE SEPTEMBER 19. 1941

If vol! have no cuticle: for above classes, please puss this form on in smother hnrscmnrv You will confer a favor 5v pas-ing along the nrwa nhnul Tlic (Borden of the Gulf (land Will Races.

_e-__ PLGE SEYF-N. a REMEMBER WHEN (By The $111511 Press)

ltfollv T315021, 20. of Tkuiiple P11‘.- '* Di-‘Wti 1' i 1 i

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Reds Whipl Dodgers 4-3 In 11th As Darkness Halts Giants And Cards

, 1 Tigers salvage i One game From Senators

WASHINGTON. ‘Sept. 16-1 APi

-Deticit T.g"i"s mace their s 33.101,“ |.~,_.,. count tor 111..., as they d will lured Press 51111.1 \\'1ii1-r Vvlasuingion St-nntms 4-2 t y = i

hind 111C ciiecuve huilng oi CINCINN_»\’I‘I_ S_I),’_

SC§1OQ1DU)'_Rl/\\'€ and Buck N2\\‘.si.lll. ROiVe :1l.o\v:-d only four hiis Ul‘ ~' i110 eiglrh inning when the sen

Brooklyn Dodgers 11nd fcmici" wozld cl1a111p._n_ : - blc iucmni

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hits 11nd a \\’.1ll<_ b. (luring the hilly wit Sun. on» on " mid Qllliiﬂi glu- llpflllilg.

A1 Plnludolphzc. Chet Lriub’ 12il1-i11i1ii1gi1cn1c run, his second of the 3.111111, gave $1. Louis Brmvns L a 9-8 \' l-iory ovt-r ilie Aililciics, It, 211W lllvin kl swoop 0f the fGllT-l game .0111‘; 11nd their Acroitti cxtri- ‘ inning conquest in 1 r days.

Carleton returns

The end (‘H110 come to be’

Candidates for W ,

Kerris job » M To ci'ic:'~zet crease

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TORUIVTQ, §0Z’)vl."Ii0-—1Cl’ NEW YORK. SPDT. I6-—(CPl-— vnilh-iiiis iii 1 “ '

Two youngsters, Onicr lBiu-ici iwlllglif 11110 111i, i» Kelly who played 111111 Tulsa Oiicrs ' 1101m- (up ' 01 llll’ - lust season. and Jim Honry of Rc- l1_v Jnc \l “WW1 l" m‘. gum Rangers, Allan Cup Ciizunp- 4 Rliv S111 i -‘>‘-°“'“l¥l “ll-n l“ , _ ions o1 Canada, are believed here. cizliis i" "t ‘ . "i510" “CV1” m. hf‘, “uh.” L EobbeD the clzici‘ cundliiiiies for the 1 hare from lllilllilllipDilS two iwcks will? go5?cfjoz§al5igikslll" N, W o rive Kerr ha re nquii: ied in ngo. ‘ ‘ ‘ New ‘folk Ranger." 1101s. Elmer Riddle. the Reds’ $11011‘. “ Both Kelly and Henry are ex- young phciioinenrii from Georgia, llwlcd a1. the Rangers t:".1ii1ii1gi,<i1pplcrl prnctic liv i111 ilie b01111-

irump when the Ni1i'i'"11.il Hockey l tliul pitching in 111i effort to \\in League squad assembles at W.nni— This 18111 game oi ilic yczii", Not an pcg three weeks hence. earnrd run was scored ofi him in the nine iiinin d.

port that wo d ————-— ‘ncuds iii a c’ s D lenuiie cos . DE1AW1XRFZ. 0.. Sept. ilk-MP) lone run in 1 50601111 and two S"l"i11‘ Abbe, buy svltllllg 0\\'11- unnrc in the ‘l. r . .1110 1i

i driven by O. H, Lmveii of l T‘;1.r~n_ as :1, 1 1111: hiow in n or on Hon. R

Vililniinelon, 0.. \\"‘n the $5.000 _v':ung i"-lio1.1' ii‘) 11,‘. 1011111110 goc(l_i llirii inure-u E111 Sciotn Pace before a iiirgc evening . 1111s 112111170110411 m» hi1. a 111110131! kl-is for rm a . ' inzidc 150 r1111.

toi on average of 16.

\\'il1il(‘l‘S scored 131 Yorkshire's 78.

For inonihs during the pas’. years. Curlvtons cricketing were thought to be ore:- iind i

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GRAND CIRCUIT

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crowd at the Delaware Grand , double in the VRIW-ly lull! oi the ‘ 11111111‘. and Ernie Koy went 111 rim " him.

Circuit races hora today.

. and lfse Illinnrzl’; fnr dandruff.

HORSE RACES

RACING DATES Y and THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 24-25. 1941

ANl) PACE _ _ _- —— —

(‘hgu-loiiciovvn. l’. l“ T.

Additional cnfrice 11f llll imliviiliiiil ownership |1-.;11 he E, Inmlc in any class l1_v ilic PILYIIIPIH 11f i I101‘ wrnt 1m 11in ‘n2 date, but entries of scpnraia- n\\|14'|'~l1i\\. llllhﬂllilh in ilic "i" be same stable mus! [lil_\‘ Installment in f11l|_ ‘if Tivn entries v-f lhc some nvvncnhip IIIIYV siin-t in 1hr- l sumo race providing llw full 5 pur rcni is p.111] n11 v.11“! q starter, (he (lrivrrs having llic iipprivval of the lUliLLlW. All horses with uzumcs of drivers will lu- (IPFIJTII in n! 11 (fclnck a. m.. "KUIIZIH saving Time, thc rlav nvios- 11- (lu- mcc. when position: will be iii-awn l1» cimlvlc u. 111 print score cards with urinal sfnrfcrs, _ Eligibility based m1 I'_§.T..\. mime}- winuizv- cation. V _ Thc Exhibition .".S§I\I‘I1IHI\I\ ilsillllliW no rcwllmlzillllll.‘ l"? any nccdlcnt n1‘ damage lo any person m- [irnprvly durinl this mccllng. and this understanding ls part nf this con- tract. Owners must assume any dnmngr to IWHPPNF m‘ person: caused by drivers. attendants nr horse. llivv, straw nml slnhliivg frce_ Races called ai ‘.2 I‘. )1. Daylight. Snving 111111‘. ['_§,T.1\. rules to govern except u-lvcrc the; 11ml‘ ic- with these conditions. Be sure and bring your eligibility certificates and driver‘: license.

Entry fee 5

Six horse: to ‘mm.

J. “E BOULTER, Sccrclalqg Charlottetown, I‘. E. I.

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