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hip and a record oi ltiiaheallke series triumphs be- il [i 30h usnext year." y talking about ‘tbbtr ‘ion

rth pennant in a J i0 pt "In American League

' and equal-the mark of the ' _ ' in tho Notional. )0. are certainly few signs

‘they are slowing up. Ruth _ lgfﬂt up ls "through" three ‘when he developed his case of indigestion. 1W0 p’ Liar be set a new record of .» this season he was again ‘drioplsd and pictured as being on the Mules. if so the Cardinals - about it. now: Next season will u; his sixteenth in the majors. It boihves he an m"? hlll 335 ' or more through at least time campaigns. He was Ilﬂll" qd for time years at 870.000 per annual; contract that has one to run. The astute

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the centre of attraction.

root-ting]

‘A l poreet Rtiib ' ~gTedrn Hom e-zrvzﬁa-rd

ATHE MIGHTY “BAMBIJY_O".

Babe Ruth is seen autographing the ﬂrsfball pitched in the world and Saint Louis Cardinals. Needless to sa

Showman 4 argdMos t Coloss a l-

; tried in Spotlight’ or LlatesktiAc/iieve-

g Everywh¢ré'4—'-“Psychology Beat l ‘Says Hcydler of Cards.

the opening game of the Yankees y the “Sultan of Swat" was

kees. is con take.

first team to win two successive

even a tie appears to offset any an-

have at the consequent loss in gate receipts this sort involves. Colonel Ruppert smiles at thought of refunding approximate- ly $160,000 to customers who bought tickets for a sixth game at the Yankee Stadium. The Cardin- als must turn back around $125,000 representing the reserved seat sale for the fifth scheduled game.

If the four straight scored, by thc Yankees over the Pirates last year was accepted as convincing evid- ence of baseball's honesty, the dup- lication of this performance. de- priving the clubs and leagues of any appreciable‘ any debate whatever on the lect.

before the experts cease debatin

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c000 RACES SEEN A T- THE EL g_1_1v FAIR

EGlN. N. 8.. Oct. lL-There was a crowd of turf fans gathered here today to witness the harness rac-

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. I001! 11MB‘ seen. m m! 2.24 class. Petvr 1n- Ml

right. m» well known Amherst horse owned by Thou. litter carried 0i! the, blue ribbon. while in tho tamed race between Golden Peter and Major 8., the former horse wonthreeoutofthefourheats.

Thetrackwasmisddy in some pisoqbutotharwioowasirigood

ossniul!

Colonel Ruppert, owner of the Yan- that quick pitch of Willie ‘BherdePs ynced it was no mis-|

The satlsfiaction of owning theisﬂltlll! Bll eltllllmlllwll world's series without a defeat or noyance that Colonel Ruppert may explain why the Cardinals them-

ln fact. the

prom, must end conﬁdence. and that they failed in sub-recover it, especially after seeing

ft will be a long time, howevenso heavily, Alexander, knocked from

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to Ruth in the fatal seventh of the last game. or before they quit for the Cardinal rout.

The simplest explanations is that ,the big bats of Ruth and Gehrig

selves were so weak in nearly all departments of play.

"Psychology beat them.” is the opinion of John Heydler, the Nat- Iional league's chief executive. who believes they went into the series Itoo conﬁdent and failed to recover from the shock of defeat in the op- ening game.

"The Cardinals had heard about Yankees being in such bad shape and about themselves being such favorites, that they were unpre- pared for what happened, mental- ly." Mr. lleydler said in St. Louis. "It seemed to me this hurt their

the pitcher they had counted on gthe box."

Yanks Break or Equal 33 Q_l¢_1AMarks

5'1‘. LOUIS. Mo“ Oct. ll. — Elbe Ruth and the Yanks have re-

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up in the next few games and pos sibiw for the season.

O'Ngill'$ dribble On the Abbie teniA. Mooney .

from a heel-out started the advanceTL. McDonald to later pass to Mooney who tossedR. Sheenan .. the oval to McKenna who in turn H. Croken passed to "Brick" Gormley, the lat-§M. Callaghan

ter going over under wraps. Grant. R. Hughes . . . . . . . . . . . .. sturdy quarter back converted bothl Referee-W. J. McDonald. trys.

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St. Clair Trainor, Abegweit quarter Wales.

CLEANED V, HERE AND THERE _

B! ‘TECW astride the second horse, beaten

Football Crowd of 110,000 at Chicag

stadium. scene of the second Tun- ney-Dempsey bout, will be enlarged ing and polo. to accommodate the crowd pected

t - t game tomorrow. Notre Dame and' University of Southern California, the latter captained by Morley Dru-‘Pennock, Miller Huggins‘ great left- ry, of Midland. Ont... drew a crowd hander. was deprived. through in- of 110.000" last year. The ﬁxture m- Jury, of a chance at the Cardinals morrow is expected to take the in the World Series this year. Pen- piace of the Army-Navy game, which nock is second only in Chief Bender will not be played this year. Bome- as a. World Series winning pitcher. body is going to skid a notch or two The Indian won six games when he in the gridiron rating after the game was with the M“ ' Jack f‘ , at Chicago. Notre Dame, the Knure his teammate, won iive World Series Rockne cocmbination famous for its starts, and was never beaten in the ‘IN: " beaten by post-season frolic. Pennoek also bu h 22 to 8 last , and. won nvo, and lost none. Tho star of Oollcge downed the Navy G all the major‘ inter-league competi- tions was thriato Chris or Ma- “owsou. who won four sh -out vic- iéfill~thfli in lﬂﬂﬁrand one in 1913 "Old Tomi’ Zachary, who pitched

the Hugmen to their third straigh |vicinry over the Cardinals on Bun- dsy, has a perfect World Series re-

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cord. Hp, llasﬂilldnod .throe games, ., _'and wowumicou. In m4, as a lmno- member of the Washington Ameri- _- ._‘i_iut the Giants twice. In

worked ilttio more than an innihg against tho Piratu, but his record wntnot affected. ,

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Agreeo to Race Ill Ouafi To: Rickard usliiﬁy gets what he, mu . He gets it with a tree flowing

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0d fuh- and one of the best football players first half of yuter- on the Island sustained what was

ltmnybo mentioned thatwith practice the

_ _ _ ‘ > _ _ H Blunchardthrough the meet

.. S ti b ‘ Huvcfirhzlgxggflowered, that for three-year-old

Jenkins‘ trotters over a two-lap course.

Larter- s_ Connolly the books as the outstanding per-

Tomorrow afternoon at 3 cfclockitem track‘ ,1 Shortly before the ﬁnal whistlesecond Saints will play Prince of“ the must

a. ‘ head. The Royal Jockeys also had o mounts in other races at the same

meeting, but were unplaced. King Soldier Field, Chicago's municipal George's four sons are all extremely- ‘folid of horses. and devotees of rac»

at the Notre Dame-Navy footballAll-Tlme World Set Fiinging Stars | n a t8 be regretted that Herbert

xith both teams playing well. The .their

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Action around the SW05“?! such IICVBI" ‘BE

‘big auto as you've

n before! A whole, rlﬁleouu lilto snow; m‘ "lllﬂlﬂlllﬂ 0f hurts, and P" _ cars! _..

_-_ Action, lave. daredevil rid- ing, iaomedy.

‘Hill ml Biliﬂlillii

Maurice MacKinnon Dalhousie P] ziyer WilLFight it Out With- Cadno Today For Title.

ililL-IIAX; Oct. 12.-'I‘he ﬁnal round for the men's championship at the Gorsebrook Golf Club will be played tomorrow, when Maurice MacKinno , sensational Dalhousie player, will play-off with D. K. Cardno. The match. which is at- tracting a great deal of attention will start with eighteen holes in the morning and finish-with eight- een in the afternoon.

ln the "ﬁnal of the August Knock-Out Cup play, W. H. Bout- ilier defeated P. O. Molland, four and three. ~

‘he Canyon ofAdvcnture with wonauJzbi-se-aa u: shelter- the love of a beautiful Senorita. S0 2nd CHAPTER. 0F OUR

oitabr naracnva s a a l u.’

é ‘rentals People” ffBEsli. <JPIAN " . Comedy

thing "which "those interested in lmmlzrotion m Canada can do isto but, all available information re- kafding the country in the hands o; lbw leaving school in the Mother Country. 'I‘hls is not being done, so far as we could discover.

"Similar inlormation should be fully distributed in the homes of 50W qlllte a year before- they are, Prepared to start out [or themsel-

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P1-1l¥1='&s’r1vn.. IN THE SERIES

thBT-hLOIEJIBLB Mo.. Oct. 11. -— Al- Ollil e tal players’ l f $09,736.60 set a iibw recordplgr tlge Wlllld Series. each "winning" ‘share drawn down by theaynnkgé regul- m. $5531.91. will‘ fall somewhat short f the record individual total

there was the 60 per cent. of the contenders native coun_ .the better."

"rd “m w cross oven The seconq ‘consciousness that the harness pool, or $176,289.37, and the Cardin- Di‘. Nlcho 11's trip' included" mum w“ made by the prettiest ‘ > Forwards ‘horse sport on the half-mile tracks. nls 40 per cent, or $117,526.25. Ellilllllld- swlllllld 0nd,, "anal. Diece of back-field running seen here.V. McQuaid . . . . . . . . . . . .. Connolly; was never m better condition‘ l ' '7“ ' "From genera‘ k °b5“v“dd" .1“ in years. Hagen receiving the ball H. Gillis . . . . . . . . . . .. Woolncr. The speed displayed was sensat- Great Britain there is every evid-

ional. One world's record was

ence that. the tlcléghns turned and, prosperity is beginning to appear," he said. "There is liot the slightest‘ sign of decadence Hi the ‘Brithlfj nation. No one need fear that Great Britain will notlisurindunt all her difficulties as in the past and continue to hold her exalted posit»;

Mothers. Obfect to Boys Ledoirgzg

DR. J. A. NlClIOLSONJtE-VIEEWS PROBLEM STUDIED ON TRIP

The 2.07 by Azure Volo will go on

formance of the season on ah Ens- t will also rank as one surprising, for as

,much as, Charles Macomber's colt , To 0 D . _ ion among the natioris oi the ,has been admired by his excellent _ L COUNTRY world." " ‘campaigning as a two-year-old and (Mann. 1 G 7m, - - --<o>- ~-~&»-

ithis ‘session. gamer Hart‘)? ..Authoﬂﬂes Griz‘; 311mm ‘m. Laiizgmuanx ro MAKE iwoM Qrqélazﬂlagn: pxafevrln “f; It?“ e thoroughly alive to the necessity of " "W51" "l"

°l relieving the unemployment situa-

tion by meuns o1‘ emigration. but the unemployed themselves do not seem to realize the advisability-of bettering their conditions. in this way." Dr. J. A. Nicholson, registrar of McGili University, said yesterday . his t

ning ‘miles in 2.04 3-4. demonstrat- 329w’ {gecgmulrfctllrgnﬂnit Rivugj 9d "l" she l5 ‘me °f m“ be“ °l James Bmvth principal of the-Un- >that remarkable Canadian family, "ed Theofogiéal college and pres‘ ll" Glllllll" R°Y=le ldent of the British Irnmigmtion | Th5 capable- quiet Ted Bunch and Colonization Association '~ha h“ made h" “n “mm” Perm“ has been studying some of the di!»

lracing machine - ﬂ lti i l-le has also accomplished much 333,0? (Sncgouygkegfdmégnﬁlgzeiﬁ:

.with Pax Volo; another of Allan J m h . »

.Wilson's pacers. Pax romped oil‘ a Zmfgngd? “sedation d8 mlmly"

gthird heat in 2.0‘! and was very “The cm“ dimcultyim thew,“ is the reluctance of parents twai-

imprsssive in doing it. Flllllmlllllv l" Wllllllllll ll" 11"‘ low their boys to branch-out“ for: themselves, although they realln

‘rm mu added another 2.10 in many cases how adv-ltageous

Tchampions. ‘ The track record was lowered to 2.04 by Millie W., the Wy Dryad pacer which trainer W. R. Flem- ming lately bought for his patron. Dwight Edwards of Auburn, Me.

Jeanette Royal, in her two win-

MONTREAL. Que. Oct. l0.——ln a 79W illl-YS wrecking of asolidsinlit house or mncn architccturelwill takeafplace. ‘There is nothing oui- standing in the building itself; it is _ just one of those quaint lime‘ tworlcor housm, with 28 inch ‘slow walls. steeply sloping roof and dor- mor windows which once lilied ll section of Craig Street and have Braduslly given way to nmrﬂll‘ pi’ progress. But to trealers young‘ and old. "who pals the 5W9 4 daily. it will seem pool-ﬂier that N“ . 618 should no longer be the 110m? ‘ of a saddler. ~"' ' . For ll!» years the Ihouse had 81004/ ‘ For 7'1 years the building has hOlIS‘ ' ed a aaddiery. ‘llhon tlib OW-"me, builders placed stone upon will?“ ‘lodged the thick beams and-rafter!-

ow blackened with au._a(cn¢"'~ll_ , ddied largely across what in 1W1; Victoria Square. The ‘shoe.

cl’ tlodaymis resIMIWIFWﬂmE

"pails whore there _ muses up. Tm mood was vidiiwnl m; or tiha rarest nindllgm level "

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ltrotterioian Francisco's long list which was vary pleasin w her owner, Benjamin Pops. From the dam oi‘ that sterling campaign‘: ﬂuy Omrk. she should be useful another yoar wherever raced. {-0-}

" »'pres- onus a serious diiilaulty because no boy ls allowed wicoma to ..Canada under the overseen astdemem plan without the comumi. of par,- ents. Objection -is largely malielon the part of mothers.

"The ‘only effective way of over- coming this diillcuityis by ‘ ing all parties concerned to the splendid opportunities which are

open to younj 41ml: If i’ c“ p iis nio e 11y th

in_ the schools k

could be ins

regard to the other portions of the British Empire, more pqtiepiggiy pa a WWI °l'l"l'l'“"‘ °‘ h“ a: their extent, industries, mourc-l day; w mteritil

PictouéAbqddemy- Beat Ni-glasgow

PICTOU. N. ., _0ct. lL-Pictou Academy rugby squad‘ defeated the NW Olllsow Hlch School outilt here this afternoon, 6-0. It was an

eghibition match and the opening game of the "season in Picimi County. A good brand of rugby was furnished from start to ﬂnilh.

I v-o _ . mo? w»: M“ ‘lﬂdkncaa mrtlmﬂl- “m” Ahd ‘little muslin!" m" “miss”? w“ murmur llllll“ ' home into the soddierrll" w‘

no was "Yum".

es and general advent-sits. a aim, iodin- ennumber of the pup? c"; vgigd _ these schools would be is ‘ to snow mast aaurs TIlI-Iﬂgr begin their working 1m wnmuieJ maxm sasaaroon mull ; prospectsaresomuchgrel l; ; ~ . -- -——-~ .

1'1 understand um. we this‘ d‘: bsskaroon, suit. Ocl- l5; tho geography of the Erapira u a starting at an 6N1! hall’ whole u pioceu-ssourtwo you-s Morning. - mow

cademy boys were better than ancient rivals today, ‘particu- larly in the scrum work. There was in the ﬁrst half. The

mew‘ hurt cl the pllv w“ in before t a and of g

New Glasgow territory. but trial-course. This is a mis .' '0’ was hi!

visitors were stubbornly gusrdinl loot thing studied ls likely to ii wcioolihis morning. 9d lll K9991"! ‘stick in the minds’ of ' ﬂit

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P t more Abogweitc are of more than $0,090 established in "l8 °lll lllwlwh, the " tida- . lure tagging’ saint waist-gut? i328, when tnelhugmenuiliso woh asmmany, 1s nine hundred " ﬁml VUW "1 eprise, qThll" t "id' '5 n? Oil. an. ‘ m ‘y 1RACKS SHONE me,ua_%§"§ntfr “tilde, wa¢'uu"°"mas.°*“‘l§f§.. k ‘simmers. A k W1b .....'?§"'.'..."'l“......' nwuihnn‘.tl@tmahg“k " - ~ ~-'-*"-“ m... --- - .- arssscmc-~~ystmss and "' ' lo-sﬁuhtbbpp ,A- Manual ............ .. mmii 195ml?- WI» Oat ll- — ‘PM, 10in: st. duo-Mn... Will‘ ‘WWII illﬁﬂtob Allan was n. great improﬁmon: oaf Halves {lumen Mm redo: lesson in the , dlvldlne their money ma» only 2a bu»: numb!!! o: out». ma many other , V‘ , seasop .9. Murphy . . . . , . _ , , _ , ,, Hutcheson’ North is about over. This week. Parts, each will receive a check for 502% could not be takn, within; Both teams seemed u» handle the‘A. Gormley .. . . . . . . . . .. Peakewlth the fairs at Topsham. Mrs-and "-1975". g "e - "Ho"! Whldarltldn ml, ball more easily and the paasingﬂN. McKenng, , _ ‘ _ _ _ _ _ H woodistafford Springs. Conn, will see Of the $419,736.60 m \ the pQQL without due regard to special cir- lg"- »~»==-'~,,g==;= ->~=-=* M- "W ~~~~~~~~~ ~- w- z':::..2:“:. 1‘..."i.‘."..%':$.‘":i.r:";i- r§23~':1.if2..s:.i.~* *:..:i:f e ::::::..'.:;*.. $2222"; s n's was exce n . - - s rs, a The m“ 381m w,“ came an“, Qum-Qrs Lewiston, Me. _and the remaining $125,920.98to the sYsl-em W‘ ich to some extent dis- eum mum“, o; m“ m m, second J_ Keen“ _ _ _ V V _ _ _ _ V _ _ _ __ Saunders‘ The racing at Brockwn fairly six ﬁrst division clubs in the two ¢°lllll89$ “he 588K108 0C €ml>l0il~ half when Mat Hagen intercepted ‘H. Grant , __ rnamordazzled with brllllancy and all leagues. The winning Yanks divide lllelll. Pllldclllﬂlly Olltiide 0f the