OCTOBER 23. 1933

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BOWL! G WRESTLING BASEBALL

pionship Ball To Win Fourth. Game 3 To 1—_I*‘_i_1_1_al Tilt Today.

(Ca-Indian Press)

SPRINGHILD. N. 8., Oct 32— Thru-lillg back the surging attack o; a spz-lnlhill team aflre with the scent of victory. St. Stephen Kiw- rpis lcapfd back into the fight for

e Ma-sitinle baseball crown Sat- ~, day by crushing the Fencebust- ers bcllczlill a 3-1 triumph that deadlocked the bitterly-fought fin- al sclies at two games apiece.

one Klimt) down, the New Bruns- wick c1 llilllions were given a slim CIRIIICE of vi:io:y before Saturday's gnlnc. But llle odds had shifted to- night, nlld they will likely go into lllcndzys deciding encounter as femlpics over the hard-hitting F<ll"(‘b1l5.'.‘TS. A win will give Kiw- anis tltcir ihid straight lvfaritllnc tail“.

Arid the New Brunswick ni-‘e plzlrwl chrlnlpionship hall Satur- day. Bellillrl 11111 rlgh-llnnded tll-lllllg of iilrlr zlcc lncllndsman, my ‘Bios, the de-qding titlehold- s1 fielded peerissly, outsmarted sprlnghlll on the bases. snd hit every bit as hard as their slugging 0ppl1iloI1IS~ufld made their hits count.

Kiwanis batsmen touched Kelby“ Id. Cormior for six hits, bunohing time of them with l. squeeos play for their three runs in the third inning. The third inning uprising spelt defeat for the Nova. Soctia

nee Edward Island champions,

d Llthmigh they rallied, to shove l run solos: in the fifth, they could not touch that big two-mm iesd.

Tin third inning mlly opened with Godfrey smashing s single w left field. Boles ibllowled with l 10116 double that bounced offoopis Ielslaucb blue hand in left field, 0nd Godfrey scored.

Jclilscrl bounded out, but Boles advanced, and he scored on our. 19v! 11y that LoBIanc misiudgcd. Cvffev landed on third, and a few mlnuies later dashed home as Mo. Ililosll laid down a. perfect sacri- fioc that Cormlr-r handled.

TImW-ZI‘ “l” same, Kiwanis held fijfiflgllln batsmen At bay by Sup-

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“Igor the second time this week 11s of war enthusiasts of the FMIEII‘ District of Prince county in the Bedeque Rink on gmmlmlllgllt t0 witness the semi.

‘ 1 the strongql/[orrlson n“ lib-cs. Fol the Senior Trophy guy-

“u-W 18st night B01) Dew- Bm errgdpwlth s team from the merside °u1118 Division of Sum- sewnd 2W Dulled North Bedeque pun sumninlor team. In the first “d In u‘ 0r..1de won in 16 seconds “m”. onfiFjvlscond pull in 15 sec- summerslde tidy nisht next this champions N am will face the the Hm “uoztll Bedeque team in and by “l: 101' the senior trophy which m BsEXhI-bitififl of strength lust nigh: ummemlde my‘ u" being look an cumin‘ ‘ C u In m ed forward m, .5 5:": m l» mm‘ Beau ts were as follows:- u w“ “I119 vs New Annan .- 17, f ""11 fovsht contest. Jib?“ Mved back and forlh ham wagcaztnruns line. Neither we, the an“): to $11111 the other of thrss mums mark. At the end ha m’ “mm New Annsn hsv- On by the 98° Wls given the ‘m mm m referee. m the s”. cmtm gegfleree declared a tie. km“ "we vs lower 5e. m“ 1' Bedequc won in one U15 twenty seven gqmd‘, ,“°I'°“'!1 1min- Junfcr Team vs 1110K tearn~wrm y, n“ Wm in one minute. m‘ mum" V8 Iflwer Bedequa -- flm pun W9" by 5t. Eleonora ~ "@1115; the second l w “m” Bedelllle in onsp I" l0 seconds. “I Damn.

5011b ffcldlng- Shortstop Morgnlli w“ “I9 519ml"! Stir of the game,‘ handling nine chances perrectlygi and his mates hm Qnly o“, em” chaiked against them.

Bolts right-handed pitching kept‘ 80111181111155 41X hits well scattered over the nine innings. He ctruckI Out five men—two more than Cor- mler who slowed‘ six hits also.

Box Score

E1. Stephen Coffey, cf .. McIntosh, 2b Moffstt, ss Mcbain, e __ Purcell. 1f . . . . .. x-Mitchell, 1f .. H. Boles, 3b ..,, Godfrey. rf R. Boles, p . ,, Jelllson, lb ....,

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Totals . . . . . . . .. 30 3 6 2'.’ X~Renlaced Purcell in 6th.

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New Bnmswic-k-er-s Display Cham- 30,”,

Emherlev. lf-cf . a Allbon. cf . b-Wilson , LeBlnnc, rf ._

McDonald, lb , Fraser, ss Fowler, 2b . c_~O'Rourke . Crawford, s , Brown, 3h ,. Qvmuer. o d-O'Brien ..

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b-Batted for Allbon in 8th, ¢_ Barbed for Fowler in 9th. d-Re- placed Wilson Ln 9th,

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Score By Innings

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Earned runs: St. Stephen 3. Sac. "II" 1111*" McIntosh. Jelllson.

Stolen base: Emberley. Two h3g5 hit: R, Boles. Three bass hits: Le. Blane, Coffey. Struck out: By R Bfles- 53 501111161‘. 3. Base on bailsz’ Off Boles, 2. Double plays: spring- hill. 2, (Fraser to Fowler, Fraser- to Fowler to McDonald). Left on “W81 511- Stephen. H: Springlllll, 6. Umpires-A. Moffatt, st, 315g. lvhen: W. Noilcs. Bprlnghlll, M- ‘ “dune. 1.500.

Ranking Que. Tennis Players

(Canadian Press)

MONTRII-L. Oct. 22. - Marcel Rainvllls, Montreal, and Miss n, F, Billing. Montreal, are No. l tennis Players in the Province of Quebec flfiwrdlhs to rankings made public over the week end at the annual Province of Quebec _Lawn Tennis Association ball.

The plete rankings follow:

Moll: — Marcel Rninville, Laird We“. Roland Lonsun and Bob Mur- ray (both ranked third), C. W. Les- lie. E- P. Lanthier, R. T. Barnard. Jack Reitmm, H. P. Emard, G. H. Balm‘ fl-hfi A. S. Vesfly. n11 of Montreal. _

Women: Miss E. E. Billing, Miss Yvette Sawyer, Mrs. A. B. Porter, Miss Betty Abbott, Mrs. Bolts (Paulina Gadbois), Miss l". Lacasse, Miss E. M. Little. Miss H. M. Ep- stein, Miss E. Helsby and Miss E. Deschenss.

winning high jump—Fi.rst Maur- ice Demon, 4 ft. 9 111-. 1 19°11“! McDonald, a Harold small.

Pole vault-l Vernon Clow, 8 ft. l0 inches. 2 Waiter R-ichurds. 8 Leonard MbDonald.

i8 lb shot throw for distance-A Crllly us, 40 1t, 2 Lloyd Bums, 38 ft., 3 1a., a Jack Baker and Frank Woodsido (equal). 33 ft. 10 inches.

Officials: Percy Allen, referee; Clifton Matheson, Timer: Clayton Green and crllly Lea, Judges; Hugh F. Morrison, Announcer.

The final pulls for both the sen- ior and the junior trophies will be held in the Bedequs Rink next Friday nlghtr-S

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hstofuLM-Bolton ‘Transcript.

THE CHARIDTFETOWN GUARDIAN

_ Penalty Kick GIVCS Local Sclttol IE=‘Y":‘» 6 to 5 Vifiu.

West Kent School rugby team’ took u. close game from the Sum- nlerside High squad at the Western Capitol Saturday afternoon win- enoounter 6

nlng a. hard-fought to 5.

The teams battled on even iernls, “n5 ‘m. both: Mr. Robert Dalzlel, City, being l-

\\"'LI1 several close

lines until Mclnnis o: w. K, s,

A fair-sized crowd or spectators were in attendance at the bcxing bouts staged in the Forum Satur- day night and with the excertlon, of the send-final go were trlated to a good brand of the “manIym-t,”

Only one knockdown was sored during the evening, and this came in the closing seconds of the pre- liminary between Nickerson and Stanley.

Referee "Pat" Adair handled all, the bouts of the evening in z cap- ‘ able manner.

Just before the start of the main event the lucky ticket on tie lot- WW for the gold stop water wn~ drawn for by Mr. Billy MCEKCI‘

lucky winner.

went over for a try. The kick for

convert from s failed. r

Then the westerners took a in scoring, White going over locals‘ line. Pritchard added

effort from a tough angle.

About midway tilrough the sec- ond llrlf W. K. S. were awarded on Summersdcs 30-yard line and Jay promptly booted it between the uprights to

a. penalty kick

send his team into the lead, which they held to the end.

Subs-B, Chandler, Hogsn. Referee-N. Mathieson.

PRESIDENT or s T . 101118 TEAM [ism

American League Ball

Magnate Succumbs

to Six Weeks Illness.

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 2'1. - (A.P.) — Philip De Cutesby Ball, 69. Presi- dent of St. Louis Browns. died in s hospital here today of septicemia, after an illness of nearly six weeks.

The baseball magnate, also s. builder of ice refrigerating plants and who was President 1nd Direo- B‘ tor of s. number of corporations here, died atLEO 11. m. He was stric- ken six weeks ago while in Minne- sota. at his summer home For a time it appeared he would recover. but last Tuesday he became critic- ally 111. Always known as s fighter he rallied his strength but the end came todoy as he was surrounded by

his family and friends.

He was one of the outstsndini veterans of the old school of buse- his brusqucllcss and dogged flxhtlflfi qualities which carried him on al- ternately to victory and defeat in l-lis associates said he lmade more money in refrigeration and oil than he lost in baseball, and

as

ball. HIS pu r‘

baseball.

‘ills baseball losses have been estim- ated at more than $500300- B98111" his ownership of the Browns, Ball was owner since 1931 of the Mil- waukee Brewers of the American

Association.

Grand Final

UG OF WAR BEDEQUE, FRIDAY svnumo. oer. 21.

_._. This being: the night the irorhv “m b, p", loss u; the winners of the follou-I-"I lull" North rnlrque champions u. Summersld. Giants. This l! f-hfi pull that cvrrvlwflv 11H ""11 ""-

lng f r. {l0;-pg Dewar claims first he can

hold the champions. Robert Baker ggyg u, can't be done-Come and

It . ‘r1... lightweight “new v11! n- pcn hier-

difflcult angle

Bums VI. Burke The main event betwreu lcnnle

hand 3111115. 111$)‘. Mid "Kid" Blake of the.‘ the; extra two points with a beanernl

Amherst, scheduled for eight rounds, was won by Bums n the third on a technical knockout. Both boys mixed it up from the opening bell with Burke having a. slight advantage in boxing skill. Biuns made up for this deficit by ruggedness and superior punching; At. the start of the third the boys] decider‘. to slug it out and how they slugged. After about a min- ute or furious battling Bennie had

l-INEUPS the Amherst boy groggy and hold- W. K. S. F m) pk-TSIDE HIGH ing on. A few seconds later after Lficheod u n‘ Ba“ another exchange of blows Burke Quarters was forced to quit, the bout going lgrlami Pr-ltrlmrd to Blnns. Blnns weighed m IDS 3V Jn kSO l Manna“ to Burke: 140. w ( Halves . Rattenbury gown“, Nelson w. Gerow DQ131015 Brown Jack Nelson of Nolan River $22291 <°““"°‘°“’. Sutherland hooked up with "Battbng" Bill Forwafls Gerow of Amherst in a scheduled Robertson Holmsnlfi rounder, the decision going to 11113195011 Inmm Nelson. One Judge decided for Nel- QELWI‘ “Amnfez: son. the other calling it e. draw. Archer Mame“, The referee cost his ballot in fav- MacLerulan MacDonald or of Nelson. The bout turned out 0111111111" (Mumnisl Taylor to be a clinching match most of

the way with hardly s damaging

“LII/lain WORT

Wins Decision From Uzcpudun lllllllllli‘ ¥:l.e.::.';..l':::'.:;

IERFrom Champion?

blow being struck by either fighter, although Nelson tried to force mat. lers all the way. Tne Amherst mall didn't take very kindly to the de- cision but it was Nelson's fighl. the North River boy doing all or

the leading. ,

Nlckerson vs. Stanley

Without a doubt the best fight, I of the evening, as both boys threw

caution to the winds in the last three rounds and hammered each other unmercifully from post to post. They felt each other out in he opening rounds with the going alzout even and then in the fourth lot each olher have it with first one and then the other being on the receiving end of some stiff nurrrhes. Nickerson caught Stanley with some hard wallops to the jaw in the fifth and Stanley although’

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in a. bad way. zzuncly hung on and kept on swinging punches at his opponent.

Coming out for the final round daemon that displeased the Fargo mm-gm

they started just where they left off and although very wobbly} Stanley was still taking it and staying on his feet. About, five sec-l ends before the he'll Nickcrsoil crashed a Iflfd over): 1nd right to‘ Stanley's chill and 1t was lights forI the lflIt-Cl‘, the bell saving him from a KO. after the count had reached five. Mckerson won the nod from both judges for s well-earned de- clslon.

Joe O'Brien, as usual, staged a wlllrlvlnd finish to score o. knock-I out o.'er SI-fmley Steele in the‘ fourth. This bout fumished the spectszors with a lot of amusement, and added spice to the program.

I

Olflclals

Referee-"Pat" Adair.

Judges-d. F. Connolly and A. Aylwsrd.

TIIIIEIS~G. R. Hooper and W. B. Scantlebury.

Announcer-E. l". Acorn.

Signals And

The team shoot for the McKin- nou sod Guardian Cups took place at xensinxfon Range Sahirday sf- ternocn, the rifle team of NoJCom- 111-11? signals winning the McKin- non Cup. Ind the P. E. I. High- landers winning the Guardian Cup.

A 11185 cold wind made for un- comfortable shooting conditions and “New worms. sgt. G. c. Mc- Lellen being the only marksman w make the “Century?

The season will end neat Satur- day with n shoot for gem, m; ammumm“ 5-" 1111111! made so the class "B" shots will have a5 good a chance of winning as the experts.

‘The results are as f0l10ws:_ MCKINNON cup

200 500 600 Ttl

34 33 9g 34 32 9B

mus

Q-MS. A. Gorrniey 51v. J. s. McDonald Sls- h. E. Jenkins a1 31 93 on. Sgt. n. M‘Ca-be as as 9a Capt. w. s. Smith a2 a4 s: 9a Totals . ......... .. 104 16s 15s foo

Highlanders

Sgt. Percy Hooper 5st. 6.0. Mcmnnan QMB. A»). MicCabo Cspt. Ju. Coles .. 31 34. 81 9'1 Pte. M. Molerlnsn , 2a 29 36

60

200 500 600 T“ 32 33 32 9'1 32 35 33 100 R1 30 34 95

4'75

Highlanders

Divide Shooting Trophies

GUARDIAN CUP

Highlander: 200 500 600 Ttl Sgt. P. Hooper 33 33 S! 9'1 Sgt. (3.0. McLennan 32 35 33 100 Q-MS. A.J. Z11 30 34 95 Totals . 95 9B 99 292

Signals (No. 1) 200 500 600 Til

OR. Sgt. R. M‘Ca.be 33 33 2'! W Qpt. W. A. Smith 32 3Q 82 Totals .. 99 101 88 288

INDIVIDUAL COMPETITION

Sgt. o. o. Mclennan . Cam. w. A. Smith

Sgt P. Hooper Sig. P. Landrigun QMS. A. J. Mztfiabe . Lt. J. E. Andrew Sig R. E. Jenkins O. R. Sgt. R. McCabe . J. I. Judson H. H. Home LM. Molcnnan

T. Thompson . .

39 Totals . . . . . . . .. 155 1601

Boston Club Has Holdouts

lvnrshnl von Hlndenburg has pre- serlcd his Teutonic temper and his sens of humor, London Public Op- lnicr furnishes this example:

Iltcrvielver: "What do you do, sir.

QMB. A. Gormley a4. as s1 as so. J.S. McDonald s4 s2 s2 as Sig. n. m. Jenkins a1 a1 a1 as

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Second and Seventh Rounds .in 11; “l” Bout.

(Canadian Plow

NEW YORK, Oct. 22.--r2iily Pcl- rolle, the 01d man from Flu-go, N.D., tonight had found revenge sweet.

Meeting Simrny Fuller, Boston, in I a. iii-round match at Rldgewcod Grove Saturday night, Petrolle floored the Bostonian for rlillc counts in the second and : l llill rounds and won a clean-ill" 1, ’ ion.

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Draw Decision

The llulr mixed it at Boston i1 1r weeks ago with the outcome n drdfl

welterweight no little,

Fuller, although handicapped ‘by cuts around his ‘left eye, proved a stubborn opponent in the second meeting. He. did not appear badly hurt either time he ‘vas floored, hut he took the full nine seconds each time. Both judges voted the dccis- _ ion to Petrollc.

The winner weighed 142%. Fuller. 1&0. .

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Feminine Tennis Stars Play Big Part in Halifax Univershlgfis Win.

(Canadian Press)

SACKVILLE, N. B, Oct. 22.-Dn1- housie University's tennis team won the Maritime intercollegiate cham- pionship yesterday by capturing nine matches out of 16 with Univer- sity of New Brunswick. Dalhouslefs chief strength was in its feminine players who won three of their matches and were the deciding fac- tor in winning all the mixed doubles.

U. N. B. took all four men's sin- gles events and the teams divided honors in the men's and women's

Totals . . . . . . . . . . .. 99' 96 94 289 doubles. The courts were in poor

‘ N s W) 50o W) T“ condition following rain Friday and Signss ( o. 2 g mdh d l ~_ Sig. r». Landrigan a4 s4 as s1 “smmw “mp8” p“

MARITIME EIIIITBAII RESIIIIS

(Canadian Press)

SAINT JOHN, N. 8., Oct. 22.—An- other fixture of the New Brunswick Interscholastic Rugby Israelis W85 played at Rnthcsby yesterday, when Fredericton H1811 decisievly “zip- ped Rothessy Collegiate. 13-3.

SACKVILLE, N. B., Oct. 22. -—- Overwhelming Saint John Trojans 17-0 Saturday, Mount Allison Uni- versity won an exhibition rugby match here.

WOLFVILLE, N. 8.. Oct. 22.-—Hn1- ifax Wanderers scored a. 12-6 victory

1 courage. -

BOSTON, oct. Bl-Boston Bruins’ Hockey Club nppeflred to have two

acted as captain last season, and Marty Barry, first line centre, 1n- dicv-teii they would be among the mi-wln: when Ross started pract- ire. Before 6095111113 {or their homes they voiced dissatisfaction wlth the senenl salary cut, said to IVerIBO about nine percent that the Bruins‘ management has ord- cred.

Ho“ 111d 110i- wpeu disturbed by the actions of his star-g m4 551d he expected to find Qvefy om 0g 1113 players, with the exception 91 Eddie shore. who has been authorized to P011014? 1111?. on the scene and nearly for action when he arrives at Que.

has

whm you get nervous?"

Hndenbnrg: "I whistle."

Irterviewer: "But I never heard

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Sclttish farmers have made a strong protest against the dumping n1 QTmflh state-subsidized oats in-

to Siotland.

Harvard star,

1 ‘lwa ys

dcla yed

l-litcllnan, Harry Oliver, Joe Lamb and Kyles Lane, the former Dart- mouti football star.

Rm was unable to confirm 1'6- ports that Grorge Owen. former planned to retire from hockey. Owen has not an- nouncfd m5 plans and in the past coming to INTIIS with the Bruins until a few days before the opening of the

Mc- 3° "'3 ‘wwlfll-Ilied by FIQGEPQUISI season

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Saturday over the Acadia University fifteen 1n a. Halifax City Rugby Lea- gue fixture. The Ooliegions held off

holdouts on its hands today. Y°““'“‘~‘“@-" ,_ . m; mlmmn 1.18m which who Hndenbcrg: ‘Neither did I. -l!.‘x- the Wanderers attack through this cham, first period, but weakened Ln i. e

inst half and allowed the 11111118.! team to score nine points.

Down The Alleys

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. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 161) Majority for Beetles, 121 pins. High single. E. Mcrhzlrscn, 180.

High three, E. llfcPllel-son, 407.

June Bugs .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. Hornets . 1751 Majority for June Bugs. i2’! pins.

High single, L. Lafierty, 234.

I908

BOXING BASKETBALL

Successfully

OTHER SPORT

“etonian Floored In ZTOWd Of 70,000 SCCS Camera

Defend Title

Against Snaninrd —- Loser Gets

Ovation For Gameness.

ROME, Oct. 22. — \A.P.; - Prlmo Camera. successfully defended his world's heavyweight championship today in a. li-round match with Paulina Uzcudull, branny Spaniard who developed his muscles as a woodchopper in the Basque country.

A crowd of 70,000 including Pre- mier Mussolini and James Roose- velt, eldest son of the United States President, saw the mammoth Italian hand Paulino an unmerciful beat~ mg, win every round and capture the decision on points by a wide