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NEW YORK. Sept. 2B -fAP) - Sid Hudson blanked the Yankees Will] four hits to gain his 13th vic-

and the second was called on ac- count of darkness after eight inn- ings with the A's on top, ‘1-1.

At St. Louis. the Browns, whose

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FINAL sriiiiniiiii Flatbushers Attain zooti.‘

tori’ 1n the final game of the season , today as Washington Senators de- chief claim to fame is the trouble M wh‘ I fllcr L; a wom out, hgfsg gum his fenteil the American League cham- they cause first-division teams. re- tw- h ("mrva w 7\'*'4 w"; i,..,.,,. q, X11105; 5-0.) B t R d g gilinecli tigislsgtid foam‘ by gflfiiiiiiafl , ’ of that tired feeling. he lost to War . “c: Wiliains of 0s on e tox eve an n ans, - , an noc - R b B b t..-_,_-, in th‘: rccgiit NalTdiiaiiseil; ______ a bewiiiic the first American leaguer ing them out of a chance to pocket O y special and w L3“ Tummy; $1,099 NEW Y0K}; 59pm 33__(Ap,_ y Q T?! to hit .400 for a 5035011 since 1923 the League's fourth-place money. l, ’ , buy Saturday. ' lginal official standings of the Nu-| g e h-llnfl natty Hellman batted .403 at Detroit, Chicago White Sox Q T h M k W Market w“, Se; a record in g3], onal aguez- . 0 0 for Detroit. Bill was the last Na- won third place in the iinal league y lgplng the two miles m 33g 4-5’ grlggklyn m“ 151"" Sig?‘ l 5-1 timhil League player to turn the standings as Lefty Thornton Lee one second under the record Ex- st“ In“ 97 53 534 tii -. baiting .401 for the Giants shut out the challenging Tigers 2-0. -—i terminator has held for 21 years. Cincinnati 88 66 .511 izi l 0. ‘ 'I'he champion Yankees were iios- The “mfg m um provincial BeNElGV YORlfil fifipltsttsfi —élA-F) —- i‘- Alalang six hits in eight limes I ed out 4-3 by Senators Saturday. " . L n ones si ns W rflivfiy . ERGO n‘. ha‘ while the Red Sox and In the other league games Boston ‘gig: l.ughggryggxsggurctiggmfizi isnt a tired horse from the hem’? h ggggggo 3241 Before “K333i ggo-QAP) _ cllemensen stopped Bucky Waite fvliietirs split a flollblfilleildfll‘, Wzl- beat Philadelphia 5-1, Chicago top- inoon and ,.esuned m a w“, m, duty 10b hes been doing now iii-ii Moncton team Philadelphia 4a 111 215 Dodger hm h: m» 1 - rwkivn bd for his 20th victory as p1,,‘ trims tiiiudied with a mark of .4057. plecl Detroit 10-6, and Cleveland Arthur MacPlierson and Ernest APiii- but he finally] has decided ' winning Natigigtal In er pennant- deteawd Cincinnati 3-2‘ v Boston WC“ {he first gun“! 12-“ edged out St‘ mu“. B91131?‘ winners entered the i917 boOgrivihq-hlfeeblfsg olloiisilhlilbfler “s3 Wins orgfigiziggaifigtbrzat-héfimfi $0 l satisfactory eozgilifngimlgég NGAY: edfltmgi at“; K0510’ k __-_ .. U-.- .__ W?“ , _ 9 ' . ' e Y's 599°" _ B" l , .. —~— ~ " "M-"i oil flS IOD fHVOFiWS Bo i1 1'65 i (i! defeat in three outings- his nose éfagiifi" w Lo t P t by beiiiiiiB the Phiiiiefl, 5-1 for their six-hit performanceuriflrgfigliew i Eiimg ihwugh the $31“ wmmm’ setback by bargain-basement Nlar- ___ Ne‘; Yo k m?“ 53! Gigé, 100th victory of the year. It was his team closed the seas es ' fgflS eal ‘i ‘wmi m“ mflmamed “"5 ‘m’ ket Wise in saturdays Jockey Club SAINT JO n a Bc to r s4 '10 s4 m’ m" “i” "Y Biwkivfl ciiib 2-1 victory on Wm‘ §“'°“°“Dby §§§“§§n;m§§,dl“ HQ Gold Clip at Belmont Park“ Ben (c?) Monggn gmairisfiifi no; S n i" ‘ii 5%‘ h“ “tmmd m“ "W" 9W1“! iiieir first rom r. e _ — — , - ~ ' game G11)? Kennedy Beaches 9-6 . the ssiri. t?" a ii a i» pm l? ii iii ..:.:..°iii:“.:.:t..iz::..°'::i;."“: i"; Dav-iris: ~ seelolnecl Iéxls-tllgfltnhg i?“ game 11.19. and git? hi‘; oriulrylelwuirfiintiilrolifk 11<oetepeci£ceS' olylfscored Kempec 7° 8'4 455 3-1 victory over Cubs. Eddie Beaz- delohia Plillliggugdtng from PM W» f _ 'I_'his game furnished all the ex- um“ he gets readv rm. the 91,711.“, qh-ivs grllglstwilf . __M__‘_,,,,a 1,51 3% ‘f1’, 14!)’. rookie pitcher from New or- 1n the other , ln 01173977133 TQRONTO Se,“ 28 AC9, _ gfifigilif-eggfipilggffiiandafl‘: ‘lgggé: Special in Baltimore (m, 3h m" “mm The second game, m“, ---—_--_ ieflii-s- mflfie a successful major Boston hosed out ma”; M __ There-s nothing m me {Gotham like m easy Wm’ howevet Keeping The argument still was no; to- a third g; necessary. Wm be p1ay_ h3g0 fEhSdhofJifihei-inlm Elaine debut with a 10-bit perform- cinnatl trounced Pittsbiirt“. {sing ed at Moncton l\ Xi Saturday. p a ' Mid Chicago defeated 5L m“,

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night as to whether the chestnut

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At Pittsburgh Pirate rookie Bill

Cards 6-5.

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ers fllsCO\'€i'0(l this to their chagrin Saturday. ’

Before a crowd of more than 12.000, Argos and Balmy uncoveri ed the new eastern rugby football union setup by mixing football with fumbles in a wide open display of

heavy salvo and MacPherson end. ed the game with two close ones.

The contest concluded on Thurs- da provided some real close com- pelition and furnished a large gathering of fans with lots of ex- cltenient and no doubt when time rolls around to play for this

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Capacity crowd = Expected for Series opener

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Assoi-iutctl Press Sport Writer

NEW YORK, Sept. 28 -iAPI - ' 'l'iiu i.i".ii'miiii for the World Series bstirccn Brooklyn Dodgers and New York Yankees began quietly today \\'ll\‘i‘e the reflflar season left off.

T; \- will be the SZXIII “suiriiuiy scrii ' for New York and even the presence of the Dodgers, giving the show f1 tic-iv star, wns not ciiuugh to szir the Sunday calm.

The storm will strike soon en- ough. The Dodgers prepared for it tonight by moving en massa into a Manhattan hotel where they hope t0 find a little more peace and quiet iiuiii will be possible in the borough of Brooklyn for the next week or two.

It was qifet across the river in

piie their 18-5 victory over Mon- treal Bulldogs in the other grime of the eastern rugby football uri-i ion season, have got to show con- siderable more dash before Coach Ross ‘Frlrnble is satisfied.

He made that clear after Satur- days game at Lansdowne Park where 5.000 fans watched the 194i edition of the Canadian champions fiddle about for two quarters and then whip into life with flashes of their old power.

Montreal team Lead series 2-I

By Harold Atkins Canadian Press Staff Writer

MONTREAL, Sept. 28 —(CP) - Montreal Royals moved into the Little World series lead again here this afternoon, when they rallied for seven runs in the sixth inning to defeat Columbus Red Birds, 9-8. The teams now move to Columbus for the remaining games in zhe best-of-seven series, which begin tomorrow night.

‘their splendid display of quolt

The players taking part this season are very grateful to the donors of the trophy and the vtin- ners are to be congratulated on

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Louis 5 to l2 Favorite for Scrap tonight

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NEW YORK, Sept. 28 -(AP) - Joe Louis and Lou Nova tangle in the Polo Grounds at ll p. m. KAST) Monday before what may tum out to be one of the top dozen fight crowds of all time.

Chortling over a combination of things that has brought the good old clays back to the business oi’ bashing beaks, promoter Mike Jacobs officially estimates he wouldn't; be at all surprised if close to 60.000 customers chipped in to

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Ior the series from there on. s n g nine months, possibly the last of 1 5;’ '

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All reserved seats flit‘ the games it the Stadium were sold out weeks

lng to sew up the contest. Up to that point. the scralllil’ Red Bwds appeared headed for their second straight as they held a 4-2 lead. Columbus had tied up the series with tin 8-5 win last night.

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