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SUNDAYS RESULTS N.\'l‘1().\'.\1. LEAGUE 010 003 012-7 15 0

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Liiiuiinaii UUUHYZU 300-5 8 1 C. i", Hwbe anti bunnies, Owen; Wu; .s .lli\i LJiilbLiZill.

i-‘irst game: Pliiiiiileipiiia lnlsni gli . Pcarsoi; .1 1 . . and 110mm. l

Second gimme: i Ph ilaiieiphna.

000 l00 005-6 8 1 ' 101 001 000-ii 1U "

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F1131 giune: Now York . 1.111 's ‘ and Dunning;

000 000 000-0 s i t 010 000 Utlx-l 3 0 lViiriicke

Ind Ala zic u>'0.

ga-nie: 100 100 030 0-5 13 i 200 010 002 l-o 0 Hariu t; and W.

. BowiiLin 111i . banter, Kris:

First game: Iliision 1010 100 021-6 15 1 ‘ Chicago 003 000 000-3 10 0 Jir- c011, Errickson and Berrzs;

i Eu .11, V. Olson, Raifenbergei" and McL llltiiigh. _l

5111-01111 game:

Boston 1Z0 000 00-6 5 1 Chicago 100 231 3x-10 16 1 (Called Bt-h, darkness.)

Hntchlngs, Johnson, Posdel and liLisi; schmltz and Sclicffing.

r-LHERICAN LEAGUE 000 000 000-O 4 Z

000 010 10x-2 6 0 and Wbbetts;

Detroit

Washington Bridges, G-oi-sica

Hudson and Evans.

First game: (‘iiicagtr 200 000 000-Z 13 1 Boston 511 000 OZx-‘J 14 0

Lyons and 'I‘res1*.; H. Ncrvsome and Peacock.

Second game:

(‘liii-zigo 100 000 000-l ‘l0 l 111-stun 000 100 1314-5 9 0 Lre and‘ Turner; livagner and Pytlak. First game: Cleveland 100 010 001-8 3 1 Nrw York 000 000 33x—6 9 0

Fciicr, Eisenslat- and Dcsautels, Hogan; Ruffing and Dickey.

Second game: Cleveland 000 000 05-5 8 0 New York 000 010 10-—2 7 0

Krakaiiskzis, Gi-omck and Hegan; Brcucr, Branch and Rosar.

First game: St. Louis 104 000 200-7 6 0 Philadelphia 200 000 000-—2 l2 1 : .\lll1’lCl‘lGf and Swift; Ferrick, 1

Harris and Hayes, Wagner.

Second gmme: Si. Louis 400 010 000-ii 9 0 Pliiiacli-lphia 000 000 001-1 9 3

uriichnuse and Ferrell; Vaughan 1nd Hayes.

INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE Playoff Buffalo 000 011 001-3 10 0 llfontrctﬂ 000 202 00X—-4 9 l White. Trexier and Parsons; ‘fend. Murigo and Howell. AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Semi-final Playoff 200 003 00%‘! '1 8

111 000 000-B 5 2 and Heath‘ Rnbi

Columbus Karissa (“My ( riclzicki

Eocfgers Clip‘ Reds 7-5;

Cardinals Ga By l/Vhipping

CINPIYWATT. sopl. l4—fAPl- z Brcokivn Dodgers who . nun until the last mani cal 1m arvl down tcrlnyl 'l-5 victory over Cincin- l‘ 1ii llcrls’ in thc opcnlng of a three- ﬁillllf‘ 507105. 'I‘iie National Lcagup loaders took i Id. 10s‘. it. and it) k i‘ again‘

unipires| . pi-v-cntad xzc W. ktl‘ llvllinig putl

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hi‘ i .10 World St-rics, ‘ " lvalters, ' pitchers in lhcl simply '('i\\l$0 tin-yr were} ‘l’ swiriqng cvcry minute. ‘

x, Si. LuiiLs. tho (lf'-l)(‘i'I\l(‘l_V ficnt c Cardinals vayr-d in t-izc] yciizrriiif 1'.ll.‘t‘ liy intuit! uphill to; 1.1M huh cud, of a tioiibhchcarici" - n N w Y rk Giiiiiis. 1-0 niirl

I thew by gaining a half game 0n Burial rlilor

l snatching victory in L110.’ 10th llill in; 0i ll\(‘ niglitcai) St.‘ Lciiis u.\< within 1 l-2 guincs of the liuigiic-lcrizliiig Dodgers who won asingic coiitcst. from Cincinnati Rods. Except for the cliihls grim determination to win it cvuld easily have lost ground,

In the first. encounter the Card- inals were hcid to three hits by vctcran Carl Hiibbcll. An error, double, and a high, foul fly ccm- bined to bring in that rili-importantt run in the Mcond inning.

From then on the Cardinals gtrnvo t» 1n-otcct. that. lcad and did so on the live-hit. pitching of lean Lon Warnckc, who was credited utith his 17th victory against eight lossrs. Hiihbcll W33 chafilefl WW1 his nintii lcss. He has 10 victories. The only extra base blow wai Creep Crcsnfs double that 118W“! in the game-winning tally.

At P'll”hllt‘g'ii, tho Pirates were in third place in the league for 111-in i0 minim may but the Phil: tcok thcm right out.

1 1:010 (lQlQllCCIiiJll, Omaha is a

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with a five-run rally in lildi no II

again At. Rochester the ninth ed the final round of palm Inﬁll! In

Board Thinks ockey Players Armed Forces

WINNIPEG. Sept. l4—(CP>-The Manitoba divisional board under i-iie National War Services Act L! of the opinion that hockey players sublect to call-up for military training are top-notch material for the armed forces and should out l'lV Iiockey when Canada is at . LL-Col. C. D. lifiic-Plierson, ')i\.s.un1il Registrar said today.

oi i\facPliers0i1 said Aianitoba v players unmarried before Juiv i5. i940, would not be $111911 approval of the board for pass- ports entitling tlieni to play hock-iv :11 the United Staten but he said lie did not think the ruling wcuici apply to those lllill".‘lt‘(l prior t0 July l5. 1940.

On Friday Mr. Justice J. E. Ad'- acnson, Chairman 0f the Manitoba Dl\'.510f\2ll Board, refused to auth- orize appiiczitiiinrfoi‘ passports pre- llt‘(l by six hockcv players Mek- - to Dirty tit-uh |7i'l)ft‘SSZOildl tennis ’ Later Mr. . id other appli- ' .s would be treated in the same tiianiier and that the filling f'W1l1 affect, all hockey players 0f military age in Mani! l).l who seek to enter the United ‘ ‘ “ "

Indians and Yanks split

NEW YORK. Sept. 14-0.?)- Beiiten in the first game, 6-3, by George Selkirk‘; home run with two aboard in i-he eighth inning,

put on a, five-run uprising of their own Ln the last innin of the night- cap to beat the YBD 5-2.

Red Ruifiiig turned in his 15th victory in besting B;bby Fuller in the opener, driving across two runs himself with a double in the sev-| eat-h. Feller was charged with his 12th defeat against 23 victories. Ruffing gave up only three hits, two of them b Jeff Heath.

At Philadclp la, St. Louis Browns

cellar by sweeping a doubleheader‘

.’ . ‘ l .51 mo“ M“ UP x as Washington beat. Detroit.

not Canada needs _ the type good soldiers. The tide Bruncteaii, 21. trds with Omaha Knights last rm ill. the American A>5UCldIlOilj 5.1111111)‘ Laviiz. 19, Hugh Miliar. ‘J0. and Johnny Aron- dus, 20, livlllllliX iriiiletes who have been grained‘ " Red llllngs oi ‘ League, and 13.11; Wiiitelziiv, 24,

behind good pitching by Bob Mun- crief. In the aft-erpiece Denny Gale- house outpitciied Porter Vaughan for a 5-1 victory.

At Washington, a four-hit pitch- ing performance by righthander Sd Hudson and a lightning-fast triple play by the Senator infield gave the locals a. 2-0 shutout over Tigers.

_ At Bsston, the Red Sox swept a Wm" ‘ﬁlm CYLID‘ ooiiblcficadei" from the White Sox, n ll vc<ter<lay Dave 9-2. and o-2 to increase their sec-

,,1.;e,,c,.,,,._,n wimi end-place lead over Chicago to five Lite Nﬁlbi full games.

Tigers scored a sensational ninth- lnning ivin over the league leading Yankees Saturday when they tallied {our runs after two men had been retired to win 5-3.

Red Sox furthered their lead in i second place as they beat out Browns 7-2 while the third place White Sox were taking a trimming from Athletics 3-1.

The cellar dwelling Senators turned the tables on Indians when they scored the extra run in the llili inning to win 6-5.

who would n1 players \\'€'l"4= and Billy, 23, it

De- Red

llaciiay, ro 1L Chicago Black Hiixvks of last. season, 5.11:1 he will be unablei to play with Chicago in the coming season because the Alberta War Services Board had rejected his re- quest. for i1 passport L0 lhiay in the United Slaics.

Maj-Gen. L, R. IAFle-cize, Assoc- iated Deputy Minister of National War Services in charge of the cali- up of men for compulsory training, said in Ottawa there is no higher court to which the Winnipeg play- ers could‘ apply for iwrniirsion leavi- iiie coiini He said ilic de- ci. on rests entirely with the Man- itoba board.

Justice John Doull, Chairman oft the Nova Scotia Board, said thati the board had not given considera- I ticm to the qucstitm as yet.

Tim Ncw Brunswick board had reccnilv riilovrvd some players to gol to the United States for a shortl time, Chief Justice J. B. M, Baxter said. He added it was “p’.‘&S‘.blC" that other applicants might receive similar peimission but. each case . would have to be judged on its in- dividual incrils.

Korman andi Lortie meet

On Wed.

A1 Kormiin who proved to be a popular performer on Thursday nighvicist in the good wrestling show staged zit the Sporting Club makes a return appearance on Wednesday night when he tangles with Paul Lortie, junior heavy. weight. champion or Canada. Lor. [tic also appeared o; 155g Thursday night's card. The go should be a natural. Lortie proved to be quite a wrestler in his bout with Len Hughes and should make things quite hot for the clever Kor. n111n_

_As far as ls known this is the first time a Canadian Champion- Sllli) bout has ever been staged in Charlottetown and pO$lbI m m; lliaritimes and interest s great throughout the city. Another city

(Polumhus wins scrieg 4-2.) SATURDAYS RESULTS

(By The Canadian Press) NATIONAL’ 1.12.10 UE

Brooklyn 1; St. Louis 0 Philadelphia 4; Chicago 5; New York 4; Cincinnati 6 Boston 0; Pittsburgh 1

AME RICAN LEAGUE

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Dctroit 5; New York 3 Chicago l: Philadelphia 3 St. Louis 2; Boston ‘i Cleveland 5; Washington 0

INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE in the Maritime Provinces vied I _ with Charlottetown to get. the Pldmﬂs bunt shown there but the local

Newark 9; Riuclicsier 5

(Newark win; best-of-scven ser- ies. 4-1.) Montreal 3: Buffalo 4

(Buffalo leads besl-of-sevcn ser- ies. 3-2.)

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

Playoffs Columbus '1; Kansas City 9 Louisville at hiinnenpoli-i, post- ct grounds.

spoiling fans were given the pre- ference and as a result they will be able to sit in Wednesday night to witness two of the best inter- llﬂliﬂllﬂlly known wrestlers grapple with each other. An effort i5 also being made to have Louie's gold studded belt brought; here so that local fans could see 1t.

1n the semi-final cowboy Hughes will tackle Tuffy Cleet. cieet; 1| one of the bad boys of the wrest. ling game and always gives the fans pcnty of fast, rugged action,

A. H. L. will Sponsor All-star:

in Half Came

Glants Twice Came this year

of u, (loubkshcader for the Plllls 6-3. In ifn¢ first ga-ine Max Butcher - NEW YORK, Sept. 14-iCP)—Fcr

0t his iurn v 1 cf llw yew‘. i. llllllli; for P. urltii 2-1. the iirst iiiiiu in its history, tiic At Chicago, Cubs wallo-pcd Alllclwull HW-iel’ Lmisue will simi-

sui‘ iiii nit-star game, President rviiiurice Pouoioif niuiounced Satur- day at. the league's annual meeting.

‘lire purpose oi the same will be , to raise, iuiitis for indigent and iii-

Boslwn Bravos 10-3 after absorbing 3 ci-icat in the first grime of a

I iv m b‘ Jared ilCCKCy piiiyers. '1i1e inns w.li v ‘ - ' - .10 asiicu to julil 1n voting on play- -‘l "n"? of ‘hi? lead‘ ers to Lake part in the game Po-

.i(‘ Wlilillllg run C8111?!

i 1i lmmlg from Dixie (Oil) appointed a. coiiunittee oi

iour to work out details.

Winltv rliubie to right field 1r, 315g w“ announced m“ me rP/llll ii with a 10m! waliop b!‘ Blllv league's season will open Oct. 29 at H0 1 . Cicvclnnu, Philadelphia, New Haven

R1 - _~.co"c;l thrw quick runs in and liuinniapoiis. Although the ho . ll to win irum Giants 6-4. schedule was not approved in its en- nui \ maliiigctl to rctain a one- urcty, eacn club Will play a three- run adviintngc from the first. inning game iiome-iind-home series with

eight. rivals and an extra-home- llfld- series with its ninth rival so us to even out. its 5ti-g1mie schedule. Ezicii club plays 1B Saturday 01' Sun. day rind 1U mid-week games on home ice.

‘lhe league will be made up 0i 10 warns including the newly admitted Washington Uimes who open their season on home ice Oct. :90. Under a working agreement with Mont-real Cnnadicns of the National Hockey League, the club has bought six players and has promise of enoigi players to complete the roster.

LACHJNEB BIGINNNG

and win from Bston Braves 1-0. In ihc othcr contest of the day Cillﬁlflfk an ll-lrining decision frcui Philadelphia 5-4.

Royals, Bisons Have three Wins apiece

PAWTIICKEYI‘, R.I., l (AW-The big bell rang Cleveland Indians came back to | lucky fﬂrm for a son of Man O'War

Shaved [he Amieﬁcs ma, me league ‘Farms of Hanover. Pa" and driven

The Browns mo]; ‘he opener 7,2 ‘, gace in 2:03 i-4, fastest mile of the

Earliest mention of canals in Canada is in connection witih the Lachine Canal, begun by early French settler;_i_x_i__ll0_t'l.

Rochester Red wing: gcturdgy night

T115501“ 61l- lured 1m fifth gum 085 to IWEFD 501160 I011!’ Ililhll 0

MONTREAL. Sept. 14-46?)- Mori-ircal Iwyiils charged back lev- cl with Buffalo Bistms in their In- tcrnailoniti League playoff series bofore 14.401 inns today, scoring a 4-3 victory to knot the count at three wins apiece.

Ed Hcad, ivho won 1B league games, was credited with hi: occ- ond playoff triumph although re- lieved by Van Mungo in the ninth i with two on and one out. " choked of! the rally. 1 Buffalo on Saturday Freddy

J.P. MacPHERSON

At Hutchinson. who is doing a one man job of keeping Blsons in the & league's Gorvernors‘ Cup playoffii. 9"“ 5L ch43" turned in his third victory over Stork Bulls b Overcoat:

Royals 4-3. to give the Bison: a 3-2 edge in the best-of-seven series. Newark Bears gain-

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THE CHAKLUTTETOWN GUARDIAN

Iloe Mahar Wins Men's Golf title

Joe Maimr, junior golfer here won the men's championship at the Belvedei-e golf club Saturday, de-

War relic Rings bell

Sept. 14- rigain Sat- urday night on Sam Riddles Ken-

won-and war Relic did it the hard

WW b b91114"! m? 8799i Wlllfl- featlng William "Pud" Beer. Last. glgclga? m‘ 325-000 Narrangansett year's champion, Pete Kelly, did not ‘ compete as he vias out of the W0- - - vince most of tr-e summer. Grand Clrcult Beer, runner-up Saturday earlier ---_ won the provincial title while the gen-pug owned by Hanover 5h” school. won 1n the final section

Saturday six up and five to go. In the first l8 holes of fLnal match play Mahar had 7'1 and Beer 79. Earlier Beer defeated a member oi’ the Royal Air Force, Flying Of- ficer Robins to get his berth in the

by Henry Thomas, won the open- ing heat of the s75o-free-fcr-all

rand Clrcuite meetlnghere, and then went. on to capture the other

IlPIay opens In Quoits Tournament

The first games in the Provincial Quolt Tournament took place Sas- urday aitemoon on the Curhn Club Court and created a lot 0 close competition, all games being closely contested.

0n Saturday nextat 2 p. m. the

ames will be continued on t-iio

ochford Square Court when all teams who have not lost. three games will play.

The contest is based on the elim- ination basis, thus a team having three losses is eliminated from fur- ther play until the two teams show- ing tie best standing are decided and the final home and liUnl. games will be played to determine the holders of the beautiful trophy.

Following is the results of $0.111"-

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SEPTEMBER 15, 1941

EEMEMBER WHEN

(By The Canadian Press)

Frank Chance of the furious Tlnker-m-Evers-to-Charice infield of tho Chicago Cuba died ct 1.0g Angelec 16 yearn ago today. Ho managed the Cubs from 1906 to i912, was succeeded by Johnny

Evers, who stayed one year. Joe , Tinker was the mariner in 1915. gmvfeﬂlﬂi, gesgfnyslllrlglﬁilxlle ttodag in the Southern Football piﬂgufm

EARLY TROLLEY

First electric railway line in Oan- ada, between Windsor and Walker. V1110. 0M0 W88 established in June. 1886.

MacPherson-Robin .. “ml in the Cruickshank-Mclxod. Lolllldgntﬁaguel when 1hr game wu McNeill-Callbeck 30° 0 ‘0 m antes beimc the end Coffin-Keeping “u” ° a blilken 001i 0101/1111 Doucette-Forbes . “we w“ med 2'2-

smltlhQuigley __ Lincoln continued to set the pa“

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lRangers win Sixth straight

LONDON Glasgow Rangers ran their mm

The Rangers, forging 3 g a. half ahead of Clyde, - tbiixexiiterviﬂ 5-21 by Celtic, nriri

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Barnsley 3-2 while G t dorm“ Chester tied 1 trounced Stooicport 5-1, 1 Biackipgol iaxeat n a. w -scoi'ng malri . r _ caster defeated CllPSl(‘I'l1.4*l,lrld3.l1)on . ' .;_--_-=

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