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Ernsst Harper, celebrated Scottish ~ distance runner, set up s new;worid‘s

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,Ldeapatch from Ottawa dated

record for two hours, by covering October 2nd says-“Tommy Gorman, twenty miles, 1604 yards, or only 168 Manldffr of Chicago Black Hawks,

yards short of twenty-one miles. The previous world’s record was made it Toronto by Konomen, the Finnish distance runner and was 454 yards short of I-Iarper's record.

Harper is a very versatile runner.

having covered all distances from one mile up. He recently won a. seventeen mile race in Belgium. beating the best of the continental runners.

I\.One of the greatest figures in

Canadian sport. a man who has made good in Lacrosse, baseball, boiling and hockey, Lionel Conacher, will leave the Maroons and become a member of the 0hi°08° 315'*

of the National Hockey League, an- nounced here today he had signed Red Shields, former Ottawa wing

for three seasons with Halifax Wol- verines. He is a right wing." Reg will have Tommy Gorman and Lio- nel Qonacher, two of the brightest mint in hockey to coach him.

In nineteen years the jockey, Mac

Garner, has won more than $2,260,-

UF “BIG THREE’ MEIT MIINIJIII

msnwhonasbeenlotllelvlorltlmo.-1 St' John A130 EXI39c'I

_ ted to Have Dele-f _ gates At Annuall

Hockey Meeting.

_ (Canadian Press) AMHERST, N. S., Oct. 6.-Presl-

dent James A. Hanway, of the

ow In ‘takes and purses with horses Maritime Hockey League announced he has ridden. It must be near a tonight' h° had drawn up “ new

constitution and code of by-laws

record.

When the _Abegweit lineup for

i933~84 was introduced at the For- um, four of the team were on holl-

Hawks, assisting Tommy 001111511 8| days. Walker and McCann visiting ice general and also DIBYIHB 011 WG in Ottawa, Gulliver in Fredericton defence. .Oonacher was a stalwart and Mom-thug in shedlac, They

for the Msroons for several years.

will all be here very shortly and

--l start training preparatory to going

e Beg Noble, the oldest man in pro hockey, is also leaving the Maroons. rhq' probably consider him passe but he himself thinks he has an- other year or two of good hockey' left in his system. He may take a lob coaching. _

» Before the Maple Leafs would lrade their goalie. Lome Chabot, to the Canadiens for the Canadiens goalie, George Hainswortli, the lat- in' had to submit to a. thorough tasting by an optician. I-Ie passed the ordeal with flying colors and will now be a member of the Maple lpab. _ `

Sixteen players who changed their ces of residence since the close

return home it they wish to play un- der the banner of the Ontario Hoc-

Amcng those refused was Harold

lngraham from Moncton and alnonk the successful applicants was Gor-

don Dilion of Moncton who goes to_ Toronto. I

The senior group of the Quebec Amateur Hockey Association will consist of seven teams this year and among those admitted to member- ship were St. Francois Xavier and vorouli. Quebec, Mcclll, Royals and Victorlas were others.

Jess Owens, the sensational nine-

teen year old colored school boy athlete who has equalled the world’s record for a hundred yards, paid his way through school as a boot black.

Bill McKenzie, last year‘s star de-

fence with Montreal Royals, who were defeated in Moncton in the playoffs for the .Allen Cup, but won the Quebec championship. has tum- ed professional and joined the Mar- eons. Hemouldmakegcodsshs was an oumtanding man with the Winnipeg Olympics when they won the Allen Cup and worid's cham-

Ths Maple Leafs of Toronto are

having considerable trouble with players who are holding out for the same salary as last year. A salsry‘ cut has been made all around and

it ia said that Charlie Oonaeher., outstanding forward, may leave the I lbpla Leafs. _ what do you tlllnlo or'tlus _ a

Uanadian going over to England to play professional football? Well, it,

chester United. He was one of the greatest goal getters in Canadian soccer

on the ice.

Ron. Hudson has hired a bicycle and is using it instead of a. drive in auto truck to his work every morn- ing, noon- and evening, returning. The distance out is three and a half miles. Ron and Mickey Maccilaslien have become quite expert with foxes and the animals under their care show evidence of skilled attention.

It may not be generally known

but it is s. .fact nevertheless, that bicycling is the best preparation for skating. The same muscles ara brought into play. Yearsago when professional bicycle racing was so popular all the great cyclists were also great skaters. Men like Zim- mermsn, Johnston, etc., who held

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“Y _mon this yum worlds records at bo s a ng an

The National Hockey League will

have a spare goalie this year in the

'II Il ER

for presentation at Mondays an-

President Hallway did not dis close the nature of changes made

the old regulations. He declared

merely that they had been fdrmul

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nual meeting of the League.

I Probable Hurlers Today

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ALVIN CROWDER.

` Senators

HAL SCHUMACHEB

B Charlottetown and Halifax,

PUSTPIINEMENT

entered this wiillrr. ‘ _*_ New York

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l S drove Springhill Fencebusters ami' om ,.1

Charlottetown Abcgweits from thc; Dav1§_ Cf field as they lined up today for the ‘ Jackson, 3b semi final opener in the Maritime M°“°“S°» °

BUB S* baseball playoffs. ` §f_§‘gé,,‘5p"" "

_ The paths were in unplayablc can- ' ' ` ` ` ` '

____ ditlon as the Nova Scotia and Frince Tomy, _ __ _ 40

G1-;ICAG0_ Q¢;_ 5__(A_p_)_Th¢ Edward Island champions reached

old settlers ofthe American League the field this i1fi28rH0°1\- A h€&Vl’| §__V“§_‘I“§é°“

dressed. lo the regimental; of the rain conti1\uediofa1l.endthe some G§s,,;__ r,_,f"_ff' wblto sox, turned me city series was postponed until f»°m°ff°W- ' Mam,Sl._ if into a rout today by crushing the If the weather has not cleared by Harris, rf cubs 9-0 for their third straight that time, the teams will move to Cronin, ss ,,1c¢0,»y_ ' the Abegweits home grounds for the ;Cul;_11el_l@- _gf -~~-- with 'ready Lyons turning in a openirls some M°\1dHi'» and tha" B,,,eg,;_ 3,, Qjjjlj neat seven-_hit llitching job , the come back to SP!'Ui8hi1lT\1‘35d\W f°" Sm-e11_ C ,_ White Sox made the Cubs pay the the second €nC0U\ll»@I‘ °f me W0' Weaver, p check for one of their grentest base- out-of-three series. Russell D ball feats by llammerillg three north Winners of the series will playoff €”B°It‘m _

P"°°°"°° °f elim’ -’*I°X'1f\‘i'=f C011- also mlrlers for 11 blto and one of with the st. stephen- N~ B-» lime- Toms _ _ _ _ _ ___ 38 “ell °f Bi" B€V°fid8°» Wh °f the the mon. lop-sided victories in city Now Brunswlclc cllaml>i°Hs. for the ,_B,,md fo, Rum

Ottawa Senators These men will Maritime crown

b all blc I “ms wmam ' lv if lc ooo loo ooo ol 2 e av a. . for any club whose - It 4_1, wond ¢0n_~,g¢u1;iv¢ --e--' EW 01” ~ < - -~~ - oalie becomes tem oraril i ca - was e S . Washingmn 00° 000 10° 0° 1 3 P Y U P shutout registered against the third

5' place winners of the National Lea- I Runs batted in_TC,.,.y_ sewem

gue and placed the White Sox with- I Ryan; two base hits-Moore; home

Frank Frederickson, of Winnipeg, ne ame of winnin the title runs _ Terry- sacrifices - Davis,

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Man., has been signed to coach tile chicago iNLl 000 000 000-0 "l 1 so-°_l)l_1\. Blslvge 2_.v_HUYJb@I_I. MH__lEC\_19f;2 Princeton University Hockey squad, hi AL, 040 040 lox-9 , 11 2 . °“ “ PWS” ‘Tr ° U" I

CRZTEO __f______)mg Nelson and H"t_i I Ry`l_i;1‘;_Gggktolgelwaégatgggnbarii two teams fought in spectacular.

The “le fegardlné assists in the nett; Ibyons and Berry. Bases on balls-Off Weaver fashmn for me edge' Four tm"'°SI

(Mo,-,,.e_ Om Mwcuso 2); Hubbell the Senators failed to score ofi’I 4 (M I1, M , H I, S6 II).

Tb*-’ IEW” gauge horse races Strucliintiiit-By'y‘IlIfoav;€r3s <JagI;cn,

National Hockey League has been changed and will reduce rlaterislly the number of assists given on goals. An assist will be counted ii’ the play is made to the scorer without inter- ruption by an opponent There will be no assists granted on rebounds off the boards or the goalie, and as soon as a player is checked in the defensive area. and loses the puck he ia out of any more scoring play.

A Northwest professional hockey

league is in prospect of being form- ed. The cities are Edmonton, Cal- gary, Vancouver. Portland and Seat- tle. Imagine the distances the teams must travel between the above pointsi What houses would be nc- cessary to make the league pay!

The National Hockey Leagues

1933 season will start November Dth and close March_l8th. The Bos- ton Brulna will open the season in Toronto, the New York Americans at Chicago and Detroit at Montreal

¢,,,_,,w,,,,_ ‘ _ Toombs' mme Second; COL M__c__ strblgntbeals, best time 2.01. Betty

.lBL0NDy» RYAN I .Hanoyer won the 2.24 Trot in

lowned by Hamp. Home third and ___ hm ts best ti e 108, Ham ghm p0si¢|°n, |

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The annuai meeting will be at-_ ' -i

Landed by delegates from Moncton,' (Associated Press)

which had teams in the “Big Three"I I GRIFFITH STADIUM, Wash- i lllst year. Representatives are ex-i _ ington, Oct. 6-The official box

Dectcd also from Saint John, N.B., A B B I E G A M E i score of the fourth game of the

and it is C0!1SidCl'Cd POSSIIJIB 11 S624- World Series is as. follows:

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the most thrilling World Seri

ended the last desperate ral bases full.

It was the third triumph for the I

Giants in four brilliantly-pitched ball games, by far the most dram-

atic of anything that has happen-;

Kuhel's easy bunt and paved thc, way for the tying score. the master of the “screw ball" would have scored a 1-0 shutout in the regula- tion rline innings, thanks to a ter- 1 rific home rlln drivo by Manager Bill Terry into the cone-like centre field bleachers in lilo fourth frame.

Hubbell or brook through tho!

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John CUUIDS (Bl0IldY) Ryan, the fair-haired boy short-

stop of the National League champions, came through in' the 11th lnnlng with the base-hit that scored the winning run and then saved the game by starting a doubleplay that

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Giants’ defence, with runners onI I'

es games played in years.

ly of the Senaislrs with the

til darkness.

JACKSON S‘l'.l1 ,

Travis Jackson, substitute third

ing up._ Ryan then cracked the second pitch over Blueges head and Jackson raced home with the win- llim; run. Goslin's thrmv,nlight notl have caught Jackson. anyway, but; \Vcaval~ prevented any lingering ollallrr of it by intercepting the tllllolv. I \Vc‘avCl' was abruptly l-ornovod

'R YAN’S .SINGLE IN TI-IE/ ELEVENTH GI VES NEW

YoR1<ER_§ 2- 1 V1cToR Y

The “Mighty” Hubbell Turns §§,,°"§,',,,°‘§‘,‘;f,,,’§‘,1‘,,"`j,‘,,,,‘,§°,,,,”’,§,"‘7,f In Second Victory Over Sen- “fm -

ators In Brilliant Pitching Duel* With Weaver - Terry ,Clouts Homer In Fourth

3-__ . the Senators last attadc with a

As in his fimt »BB.m», Hubba!

filled the bases with Bombers bo- foro checking them for the hai time but again it was not entirely his fault. With the crowd roaring

r A rally, Feed Bohilite opened

sharp single in left Then Kuhel

(By Alan Gould, Associated Press Sports Editor) booted along :bo nm bose line, a CLARK GRIFFITH STADIUIWI, Wdshinglon, Od, driblbler that Terry thought was

:file y0UIlg‘ man who sounded the Giants' famous war cry- zeing io P011 f0\1l~ It dldffi and They can’t beat us”-proved it this afternoon in one of there were two on, wlim none our.

as a. result of the Giant Managers ‘fbonel-." ,

BA SES FTLLEI)

Bluege sacrificed, Jackson as

Terry, and the dangerous Sewel

In a finish that had the hearts of one and all, incIud~ I the” W" Passed' 'ming me base’

ng 27,762 cash customers, beating wildly with excitement Lacking “ sufficiently "“"““bI° "gm and suspense, Carl Owen Hubbell pulled out his second conquest of the American League champions by the thin IC’°"I“ “signed CH” B°“°“ ' ' margin of 2-1 after a sensational duel with Monte Weaver, P°"t$Id° b“'5”“"“ I” “I” R“5"°u" youthful right-hander of the Senators.

handed pinch-hitter, Manager

place at the plate. It was the moat tense moment of the game as Huli bell worked carefully on the yvcum backstop. Bolton finally drillibled A grounder that Ryan pounced ca for the start of a double play completed by Uritz and Terry.

The Washington cleanup walloj

ed so far, and puts this amazing, baseman Whose PIBY 1185 belled was conspcously missing. Goslin, New York team wlrbln one gmt ; m“°h Uwe Of his handicap of bad of M g°a1_,,_ world championship; knees, started the ilth by beating collected only three scattered Nts that seemed like a “pipe dream--lout a beautiful bunt down the to their followers only a few third base une' It “"5 8- SUl'Pr‘se ncrs on secolnd or third, Mlanagar months ago. bm °~f W°l'k- Mdncuso sacrificed Cronin was an easy victim as he

But my an on-or by the Kwan neatly but the Senators did not flied out, fanned or g-rounded uubboll blmoelr ln me seventh Seem “Milly alarmed with the end w

1nn1ng_ when he juggled _,beef the Giants' batting order com.

Manush, Harris, Unonin and Schultf

altogether. Three times, with run-

eakly.

TEMtY's HOME!! ,

After Terry's home run in lla

fourth, a drive that hit the contre field fence before droppng lute the bleacher customers, tile Gianni filled the bases without being able to push over another rlln. Passes to Ott and Mancuso, with a single

when Carl Hubbell singled shar~ply`_by Dawg-,_ jammg,-1 me bags but

Spectacular Bm] to left-centre and Jack Russell,

Yan struck out

R .

ight-handed relief pitcher, lrtil'-I The Giang, riding' high N15. on

As a result of this rllxuilocki-ll od ‘me MOON and Hugh” CVM” W'

situation, tile two pitchers ulld the . "nd th' "I"'I5'“*5

their llriiliani. young l'ight-ll;lll<Ivl', Hal Schumacher, to duplicate ills victory in the second galme and

"UBBE1-L _beat ibo seoowls for me ooclong

gesture of the series. Meanwhile

Au Hubbell had I0 do HOW “'85 Washington faced allother ciifilcllll

mire thlee more Senators but itIproblem in pitching strategy. Umm-

C1 _ _ . _ - . , ~

at Alberton had some very goo Ryan, Davisi Russell l, <Moolo> third b__Se__ ___ __ _______o____ _________glc ploved anotllcl fllfflcult Job 1orI,,, ,cfuscd to sm. what ms hm.: _,E

(HERO, » tolu into lu - Hubbell s lzxubelc, weaver;

I staiters and H8 WU-5 91' _ _ __ W _ _- me the muddy me °f "“_,“;;_= ?.§°?.‘;“.'...§l.°§;-T.‘?.f‘. ....?.Zi‘.’ .2 “`”°I‘ Ve” 5°°d Mm” W” ma ° 2-3 innings. Loring liiteher-Wew the game after me olxrb inning! ” all three classes. er, Umpires: Plate, Ormsby (A,L.);

In the first class 2.22, there were first' base, Moran iN.L.>; second

base, Moriarty (A.L.); third base

three starters, Mac Volo, owned by P____m____ (NL)

for a row with Umpire Charlesl

Ola d O’B l n of Aiberton fwon. ' . this” ‘$13355 1; et)-lfee straight hea/15' OK" Manush was called out on B' Spec' ' Winnie wmde owned by Han; .tacular play, in which Hughic Critz~ _

o,Br_en came second and King picked up his sizzling grcllncler Frisco Lwned by Myron Mmrthur --& I with e. great stop back of first and_ I `

Kensington third. Best time 2.17’/o.

The second class, 2.27, was won

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HE TIP TOP STORE

Buddy Myer was dashillg to third. . T

b pete, S ,med by prank M-M- on by wendcll wotbcn cstabllobofl The *"i¥“‘“°“l ‘”"“‘“" 5° healed -“I i

kymu" f 'Aiib-enon Thde V010 I F, new mee mcord fm. mme Wm. om, Mallush used strong lnmzllagc ihni z-

e 0 ' ` ‘I . ` the llm ire iilmlly llloilollrfi Heilllu -" owned by Mr. Ramsay, 2nd, and tlottersfor thc sintc of Maine when P _,.

_ih g gk h 1 g_1glr,_ off the ficld. Despite the oustnl , _ _

Emma' Wamon' owned by Peter Mc I e won a ow man n Marlush went bark to his Position fi The “Sli Uf

I Art Bradley

Mahon of Kensington, third. Best: _“"_ _ , urn 217% The young sire Guy McKinney at the start of the seienih and .-

_ ' ' big debate be-I

h _ , t te 1 th l.5B‘~,, is making quite a stir with tllere was Bhnihéi' T "6 were six 5 M rs n e his get this year. At thc Blooms- fore he finally loft ilu- field, theI

third class 2.30, which was won by

bury Pa. races last week Tommy first World Series player to bei

l , b H Y ' .

Roy V00 Junior owned y wry Hanover Won the 2.17 pBCe in ejected in many year5_ r

0'Brlen~ Lady I/ea., owned by Wm.

There is a relation between tree NW york shortstop whose sfngle` _nmmv wmm belonging to Carllstr g lea , m

rings and wheat yields in southern I lm, mnm y,,¢¢,-ga 5,-We j _ over the Great won the three year. _ _ Saskatchewan However, the lack of n K - y Week* f°“m‘~ This W” “ g°°d old pace, best time 2.09%. Thel The Senators outfield was shift-_

home whmmg mn' Imce' Be" “me 217%' above are out of his first and sec- Cd. with 00068 GOSIID SOIHR "N0,

Four of these horses were taken fo 15 d mu the len, and Dave Hams taking.

short cycles makes prediction of

wheat yields from tree growth im- ond troll Of 2 U1 GS-

powble over to the Halifax exhibition and ____ gmllny pos; in right f1¢ld_ They,

have figured well in the resins Dino Reyoolcls,1.59il,son of thc [come back in their half or incl

is true Bill McManus, Toronto player arrived in England yester

day and will play today for Man- .

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MARITIME SEMI FINALS

Aaalss ,

SPIIIIIGIIILL FEIIUEI BIISTERS _

N ova Scotia

Champions

` at I

C. A. 'A. ‘AQ Grounds,

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IIUIIDIIY, UGTUBEII 9th.

Game Starts 2.45 P.M. sharp I

Admission-25e.

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Althougll the golf season is al-

mcst over for this year a. good pro- gram of matches have been ar- ranged for this week end at the local links- This afternoon a men‘s marathon rind tombstone competit- ion will be held, this is something a. little different from the regular matches and should prove interest- ing.

On Thallksglving Day a men‘s sweepstakes match will be held in the mornin; and in the afternoon. A special mixed foursolnes match for which special prizes will be pre-

sented is being arranged.

Members iniendhg to play irl the

foursofnes are asked io be on hand or phone their names in to the

lhem- grand old out slllg1oo.1.5s\.f.,look- seventh to no the score on .Hub-I Th°~‘° 39155 °V°¥' Wife? Mac V910- ed to have llll the fast pacers at his _belrg mlgplny 0| Kuhels hump _ Wlmlif WIHIU0. Tf|Xl° V010 'md mercy early this season but while ati Blues” infield out and Luke Sow., Peter S. Syracllso hc lifli- Ol" Uf hi-5 5”" and ell's hard single to centrefiold, but] Mr. Harry O‘Briel1 went with his ran arollnri the grounds receiving a mm. migmiest efforts thereafter

horses and reports some good rao- kick during his travels. This iniury wer, frum-“ed by R glam defence In3~“5 ,ha-’ hndits med' that refused to be cracked under '*°"” __ _ "”" ' tl-lo heaviest of prcssllre I

Many in the crowd were so in-_

Club hzus: not later than 2

0'cl0ck.

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cehsed by Mol‘an‘s decision and

[ejection of Mallush that they mill-_

__ , _ ed around the clubhouse after the

game to give vent to their indigna-

8.15 p.m.-Battle Royal Between: ii°“~ A °°rd0n °f P°11°°m¢“ Bum* |

Smart y0u¢hs_ Lots of fum Nr, ,lam-,_,;o done, ed the Umpire, while waiting _for

10.15 p.m.-6 two minute rounds between: the feeling to Sllbelda

Bmny Binns and Nelson, the figlllill; Dzlnc. Meanwhile, the Giants werc_ _

This will be a hummer gf 3, match. Briill ll-»_\< possess boxing singing the praises of Ryan who;

ski" _.md 5Ci¢nCe_ Dmft miss it emerged as the hero of the dramat-~ ‘ .~\ll other features in full swing. I° lm* Inmnl finish 3'" “ ‘me

, Admission IOC when it looked as though Hubbell

PACK THE_ HQUSE TQN1GHT and Weaver might fight it out un-

marked by the ejection of H_°lnie Manush, slugging left-fielder, fromI'

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Moran of the *\I'\`*onal League onI 'W _ 1 a. close decision at first base Y ~ ..

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lm in an afternoon of contillllalIrhoice would be but ll. Seemed lrkc-

illeat by his rivals. The southpai\'.,1y he would .=:m~' Al Crowder. vrt-

eithcr so fast nor so baffling as crrlll rislii ll.ln'3r\:-_ who was beaten 1 his olwlllns some View y. ylo1.l- by sohumacllor loot ivoomslloy.

Special representative of

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FRIITAY and SATURDAY, OCT. 6 & 7

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town who are interested in good clothes.

He brings with him large samples and suit

ends of the Fall and Winter fabrics from fam- ous mills in the British Empire, also model gar- ments showing the latest style trend.

Tip Top clothes. hand cut and individually

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