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1A. P. By Guirdliiifs Special Wire) PRINCETON, N.J., Aug. 3U.~—-Thc xpeclril rrstilts of a 50ft? ﬁn!" k in 187-1 led Princeton to claim 1r that cue of her athletes wan. ' - i 11> iierciop the curve ball as ' and effective pitching . baseball.

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Wi‘h the daft‘ of the bout just 8 o‘ zurnv fight fans are begin- n up i0 the coming fis- bctwcen champion " and challenger Jim 11g a wave of popular- gnineti 111 his fights in the _\‘\\i".L‘llL tournament the chal- - 1111.» a host of followers who ' for hiiu to dcthrone the i 1d the quiet-spoken inccl to (i0 just that. 11C)“ ll (“'0 months

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INTI-JRNATIONAL LEAGUE First gumﬂ:

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Entries will he received up to September 151i‘, Rcdmoml‘

Address all entries and communications to the Presi. dent, Mount Stewart Branch Cunadlnn Legion or phone Mount Stewart No. l0.

First game: N1 \‘.'t'll'l( 000 200 O11 4 l2 0 Baltimore 000000303 6 7 2 Duke. Makosky, Kleinhans and

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further matches. _ s" d , Notice of ticket sale will be advertised later. unﬁt?! game 00a 30o o i1 1 Bulimore 010100 2 ‘I I

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denburg and Guy.

e i: incdals 3 back to the Unlittl Sta s, stnrttcl ‘ today for the glare of the footlights —as a professional uiiiri-Lziiiier. l Saturday the (ltislzr thunderbolt, decided to shelve 111s spike shot In their place hc will don tlie click- ing plates of n tap (lancer butt Jesse's amateur etnletic standingj will not be jeopardized. ' It was explained that if Owen. raced before n. crowd and was paid , for the perfoi'111urce tlnit would! make him a professional runnerm but that u paid appearance for cth- ‘ l

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mhoiiiiz" Bolgerls Cubs. 011.1111- pions of the Eastcrii '1'\ril11;l1t Length“ won a hard earned 11-12 1.0- toigr over the titlists, the Tip ’l‘ops in a west;- end exhibition fixture.

Plnyed on the Paik dtainuiil this game was strictly a litult-iis 1111111» between two clover li-fi. 11.111111 1w; with Pius Bolgci‘ getiiiu: the nod over "Lefty" McA11.-ei' as his mall's supported him better in the pint-h- es. Tops outhit their oppoiieis 7 to 5 but the losers failed to bunch their blows when hits nifuiit runs.

The Cubs went into the lead iii the third when ilic l0.-t " )l)lJlC‘d to let their opponents score two unearned runs. This lvud held up to the sixth the 'l‘ops t_\'1i1g it up after 11115111111; a ruuiici" honic in the fifth but the vVlllllCfS scored again in the seventh to hold their slim margin to the end.

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Favored TennisTeam D ef a u It s

(A. P. By Guardian‘: Special Wirel-

BROOKLLNE, Mass, Aug. 80. — Mrs. Sarah . Palfrey Fabyan and Dori Budge, outstanding members of America's Wlghtman and Davis Cup teams, today gained the final round of the National mixed doubles tourney with Alice- Marble, Palm Springs, Callf., and" Gene Mako of Los Angeles.

Mrs. Fabyan and Budge qualified for the last round by defeating Mrs. John Van Ryn, Philadelphia, and John McDiiu-mld of Fort Worth, Tex, 6-3, 6-2, but the Californian team moved in when the top-seed- ed team, Helen Jacobs and Wilmer

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Owens Doubtful

(TLEYELAND, Aug. 30. —— Jesse (lotus, negro track 5:211‘, expressed doubt zoinght over the status of the 910.000 pcisonnl appearance con- t et prcsun11b1y' submitted by Ed- - Cantor, stage and film comed- 1111. and said it "looks as if one of his agents sent it."

"Lari-y Snyder this Ohio state ‘University coaehl and I are just

out convinced that there is noth. z to the Ctintor offer," Owens u. "We received a cablegram 11rd by Cantor but it, looks as 1f nnt of his agents sent it, because we can't find out any of the details.

"I 11m going to New York Tues- dnv and look over all the offers," t")‘.\

Pfre s t's MatchWon By Dr. C. H. Beer

i ,Dr. C. H. Beer won Charlotte- . l.=\vl\ mlf club's President match as ithe fiiioi 111' the four-step tourna- mezit 11-11.: completed Saturday.

Dr. liecim-tcrliiircd a total of 3i 1-2 points in the four stages of

‘Fzppcii, with 2G 1-2. '

1'11 llle XPml-ﬁllﬂls of club cham- vroinliip ]llll\' Pct-u Kelly eliminated (Tlltlliﬂ itlrKiiiiioii. Kelly defeated ‘the forzner provincial champion 3 and 2 ' medal play. The Nat- iriiol L!‘ ruc- hockeylst with Detroit Red WlllHS wlll meet Arnold Tay- lor in tht‘. finals.

In :1 trtiriinrtieiii. between assist- nnt-prois and juniors on the Char- lottetown links today. Maurice "Afotisrgv" Dowling: was the winner. His scores were 9B and 84.

Cl1nrlr>it:to\\'t1 caddies also tum- ed out. 2i in number for tho qual- iiﬂwng round in their annual tour- nament. Eieht. of the youths sur- vived the round. led by Red Mc- Kcnzic 11-110 carded 8B. Maurice DOWllllf! had second best score.

Trophy Lost

(A. T‘. By Guardian's Special Wire)

tiltlrlENsBOR/O, NC, Aug. 30.- Tlie United States opcn golf trophy ~11. silver cup carrying the names of golfdom-‘a imm0i-tals—wi-1-s loot ta- day in the ruins of a fire.

The famous cup was brought to Greensboro after Tony , Manero, Si-dgcfield pro, won the 1836 title, and it was on exhibiton at l jew- clry store which was destroyed Bit- urtiay. Hope was expressed that the trophy could be found and restored.

hits, off McAleer b, off Bolzer ‘I: Imse on balls, by NfcAleei- 3; wild pitch, McAleer 2; passed ball, Ward B; struck out, by McAleer ll, by Eiolger 6; hit by pitcher, Bolger l.

BOX SCORE Cuba AB R H P0 A E C. Donovan, 3b ti: c 4 0 (l 5 2 0 Weir, 2b 4 0 0 1 1 1 P. Bolger, p 4 O 1 4 2 0 Carniody, a 4 0 1 l 2 0 M. Bolger, cf 3 0 0 0 0 0 Mahar, lb 3 0 0 l2 2 2 Murphy, c 8t 3b 4 1 2 4 5 2 Bryanton, rf 3 2 0 0 1 0 Donovan, if 4 0 1 0 0 0 Totals 33 3 5 2'7 i5 5 TipTops ABRIIPOAE Ward, c 5 0 0 l.'l 0 2 B. Sherry, s: 4 0 1 1 1 0 Walsh,lf 310001 J. Sherry, 1b 4 0 0 8 0 1 Mumaghan, rf 4 0 O 0 0 t) McAleer, p 4 0 2 2 4 0 McLeod, 3b 4 I 1 1 1 (l r 011111-111, 2b 4 0 2 2 1 0‘ l". Gallant, rf 4 0 1 0 0 0 Totals so 2 721 '1 4 SUMMARY

gamed runs, Cubs 1. Tip Tops t: I two base hits, P. Bolccr- Murphy;

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i Tow; on the bases, J. Kelly.

Umpires-At. tho plate, E. Swal-

Alllson, the singles champions, de- faulted. .

Heavy rain forced postponement yesterday of the scheduled final match of the national tennis dou- bles at Longwood between defend- ing champions Wilmer Allison and Johnny Van Ryn and Don Budge and Gene Mako. The match will be played Monday.

Strong Players Are Defeated In Night Tourney

Play in the ladies’ singles and men's doubles divisions opened Sat- urday night in Holy Redeemer Teu- nls Club'.s nighttournnment. ‘ Three ladies’ singles matches were played and all the l-foly Re- deemer Club entrants except Flor- ence Mallett who drew a. bye suf- fered elimination. 'The Club's ia- dles champion, C. Kenny went down to defeat. before L. Wright in a three set match. Scores were 8-6, 6-8, 7-5.

In the other matches, M. Shaw defeated H. Garrett, 8-5, 6-2, and G.‘ Rogers won from R. Duffy, 0-1, 6- .

In the men's doubles, matches were run oﬂ.

Jack Coyle and 0. Pineau defea- ted G. Mallett and T, Strain, 6-3,

-3.

I". MacMillan and G. Chandler defeated G. Connors and E. Tooinbs, 6-3, 6-1.

J. Burden and K. Franklin de- feated I. Connors and F. Coyle. 6-4,

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‘TO-night's scheduled matches are as follows: ' 7:30 P. M. Ladies’ Singles M. Doyle vs. M. Mutch. Men's Singles L. Duffy vs. C. McQuaid. F. Pierce vs. A. Hogan. , R. King vs. R. Rice. - t“

8:30 P. M.

‘Men's Singles F. MacMillan vs. G. Irlam.

Men's Doubles Hornsby do Wright vs. DesRoches

d: DesRoches.

9:80 P. M. Men's Doubles

MacNutt a; Doucette vs. coyle d: Pineau.

Mcquald 6a O'Brien vs. Campbell dz Kenny.

H. R. League Softball Game Is Postponed

1111.- fifth game in the playoff series of Holy Redeemer Parishs Softball League, scheduled for to-

night, has been postponed, it was announced lust night.

city Softball Semi-finals Open Tonight

8th Battery and Superlors open tho semi-final series of the City Softball League tonight at the Park diamond.

Hot rivals all season and tied for second place in the league standing both teams will go all out tonight in an endeavour to snatch the all-important first game. The series is a best out of three affair with the winners meeting Stewart's Bakery and indications now are that three games will be necessary before a. winner is decided. Super- iors lead the Battery 2 to i in games played between the two squads this season.

The cnoounttr is scheduled to start at 5.30 with the starting date not later than 6 o'clock. ..

Nels Whitlock, the league's cap- able umpire, will handle the game.

Thistles Capture Soccer Title

TORONTO. Aul. 80—Hamilmn Thistle; are National Boocer LeaBue

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Y nk M k'ngRunaway Of O . American League Increase Lead To 16 Full Games NEW YORK, Aug. 30—(AP)—i The Yankees all but sewed up tho 2 O U T W I T American L/eagtte pennant today as l they downed Chicago “flute Sox in ,‘ both ends of a doubleheader herel‘ A to shoot 16 full games in front of _ the zest of the loop. Bump Hadley, the league's lead- ing pitcher, won his 12th game of the season in the opener as the, Yttnks took an 8-1 decision. Monte l nighteap by a 4-1 margin, although , Pearson won his 17th in the, both he and Vernon Kennedy.‘ pitched three-hit :\‘l. ' W:th the second-place Cleveland Indians dropping both their games to the Red Sox, the Yanks now have to play less than .500 ball to walk off with the pennant.

Rookie Given Warm Reception

At Boston. the Red Sox gave Bob Feller. Cleveland's 17-year-oldrook- ie strlkeout star. a lusty cufﬁng to- day while sweeping a. doubleheader With the Indians before a, crowd of 21.000.

Wes Ferrell chalked up 1m 17th victory of the season when the Red Sockers took the ﬁrst game 3-2. and Rube Witlberiz. veteran south- paw. held the Indians to three hits while hs mates were accounting for the second 5-1.

Feller, who lasted but five in- nines, was nicked for six hits and four runs. He fanned ﬁve and walked three.

A's And Tigers Divide

The Athletics and Detroit Tigers divided a dotiblehenrler at Phila- delphia. the Macks Mnning the ﬁrst mime 5-4 in 12 innings and Detroit taking the reconcl 3-2. Tommy Brldrzes outpitched Horace Lisenbee to take the nightcap. Elden Auker was the victim in the ﬁrst game. when Wallv Moses

safe bunt by Chubby Dean. and scored the winning run when Auker threw_wild to third aft-er flcldlnl! Dean's hit.

Veteran's Batfira-Hlrt-rifurcs Double BILL SFARKS h Well-known and t-arxtlilt- im- who

Ben Chapman's biz bat brought Washlnqfon victory a! home in both ends of :1 riotibleheader with St. Lotus. The Senators won the open-

herst mitt-slingcr yeslvnlﬂy challenged champion Georgt- iu-sliv or any other Island heavy or lull!!- heavyweight boxer to a. biwms

er 5-4 and took the nighirup 7-4.

In the ﬁrst. game. Chapman's shuzle in the eighth drove in the winning run. Tn the second game. Chapman tripled ‘n the sixth with the bases loaded to give the Sen- ators n lend at. Lottis could not overtake.

4 idziritime Players To EnterTourney

(C. P. By Gordian’; Special Wire)

HALIFAX, Aug. {lo-Four play- crs will represent the Maritime ‘Provinces in the Canadian wo- men's golf championships at Montreal next month, it was an- nounced here after the annual meet of the Maritime Provinces branch of the Canadian Ladies Golf Union.

The four selected were Miss Babs Creighton, Yarmouth, N. 8.. 1036 Maritime champion, Miss Audicy McLeod, Saint John, for- mcr Maritime champion, Mrs. W.

bout.

Stellartonl To Play Battery Team Today

Stellarton Checkers. fllnYf-“llp in the Nova Scotin softball ' clowns and regarded [l5 one o. ._‘ outstanding Maritime clubs. ll?“ play the 8th Battery team tit ~30

squad, at present fighting ‘ 1i berth in the finals of the l’ League, but will 8W9 10°31 l‘ 5 l’ chance to compare the blfllilllfgl softball played in Nova 50011.1 iii-l that of local teams.

CHALLENGE

T. Hutchison, St. John's, New- y, 13111 spin-ks of Amherst. foundland champion, and Miss 5Com, challenge George 111-14 Miiisie Howard, sensational 1B- any 0pm- llghthcnvy or lull.‘

year-old Halifax player. weight boxer in Charlottetown to 5

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GLEN FALLS. N.Y.. Aug. 80- tCPl-Posting a 70 and 69 in a cli- ' matic par-cracking performance to add to a pmvious pair of 69's. 31- year-Old Jimmy Hines 0f Garden - City, L. 1., won the Glens Falls open today for a. second time with an aBSTeKate 277, 11 strokes under Ilillllllllllim’ ‘

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regulation ﬁgures for the 72 holes. .

Hines’ victory earned him $1.009 of the $3,503 prize money and it 1 second leg on the E. W. West trophy 1 that becomes the permanent» P06- session of the shot-maker winning the event three times.

slender Paul Runyon 0f W!!!" Plains, N Y.. won second prim of g5o0 with an gggfelatﬂ 281. com- l piled with rounds of 60. '71. 71 and 70 that kept him among the lead- l ers from start to finish. '

Byron Nelson. 24-year-old Bids‘!- wood. m, professional. who towed the opening round with u. scintil- lating 66, snared third place and $400 with atotal 2B4. His other rounds were 73. 75 and '10.

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