SEPTEMBER 3i. I919

Big four League" A To 0min Oct 15

, N.l., Qept. U - Jlhe executive o! the Mas-i- Big Pour Hockey league de- ﬁed letimiay at the annual meet- Lag here o! the Maritime Amateur gpgkey Association that it would w.“ play Oct. 15. Amherst will be at. Halifax St guy's and Moncton Hawks will “m, saint John Beavers. ' gamblers, playing their first sea- p911 in the league, will use iacilities gt sachville, N.B., until their new in: is completed about Nov. 15. e tour teams in the circuit each ‘m play two home games a Week.

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lamotta-Cerdan Bout Posioned

NEW YORK, Sept. 3 - (AP) _. Jake Lamoti-Us middleweight title detenoe against Marcel Gordan of Prance was postponed indeﬁnitely Bstuniay with a belated announce- ment that the loo-pound champ. ion injured his right shoulder while training Thursday,

The two were to have met next Wednesday night at the Polo Grounds. Lamotta won the crown from the Frenchman in Detroit last sprints-

An announcement" by the Inter- national Bo the event. said Lamotte reported the iniury to the state Boxing Commission "inpnediately" alter it occurred at his training quarters in the Bronx on Thursday. There

"F" "0 explanation of the delay

in calling off the scrap.

Three physicians. the announce- ment said, diagnosed the injury as s. strain of the muscle ilbers.

Pennant Races ALA-Gland:

AMERICAN LEAGUE Team W L Pot. GB TP 93 55 .828 — 6

lflew York-Home (Gk-Boston 3, Philadelphia 3. Away-(O).

Boston-Home (0). Away (0)- New York 3, Washington 3_

NATIONAL LEAGUE

Tum W L Pct. GB TP Si. Louis . .. 94 54 .838 — 5 Brooklyn . .. M 58 .62’! 1% 4

Remaining schedules:

St. Louis~Home (0). Away Gal-Chicago 3, Pittsburgh 2.

Brooklyn-Home (0). Away (4)—-Philadelphia 2, Boston 2.

By The Canadian Press

Franchises of the Ottawa Sena- tors and Philadelphia Quakers o! the National Hockey League were suspended following a meeting of the league executive 1B years ago today. Players from the two teams were distributed to all other squads in the loop except the Stanley Cup- winmng Montreal Osnadlens.

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A Special invitation is extended to any former 3.0. Signals personnel to re-enlist in the Unit.

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Part of the large crowd shown around the new step-dancing plat- form. The step-dancing competition

The champion cow'of the Red and White Show at Dundas, four- year-old Kimberly Buff, owncrl by N. W. MacLeod A‘: Sons, Bridge- town and shown by Lloyd Mac-

lfay Stuart, wi es o! the Road-

was the biggest attraction of the day at the Provincial Plowing Match and Horse Show held at

Dundas on September 21. Rain failed to dampen the crowds cn- thusiasm for the wide variety of

Leod, The Mac-Lead‘ also won two firsts tn the three-y car-old in milk and clry classes. Ilarldnn MncLeod nlso showed some 0! the MacLood

in the Boys’ and Girls‘ Ayrshires. P

entries were down from last year. the quality of the horses was high.

M ,th 1,775 .'.-' '- id P "- "m the Judge.‘ ajor e =ix ycni o oi

cheron riapple-grey gelding, winner of the Heavy Dratt class of six en-

attractions;

Ono of the two girl com titors by Claude Matheson, Forest Hill. actor The girls didn't place but they got lowing class,_won again this year a good start for next year.

tries, owned anrl shown by Robert R. Saunderson, Morell.

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Scene in the Red and White ‘ shire PBreders’ Club won the Junior Red and White show and the three

show ring, showing N. W. Mac- Leod k Sons champion cow and first in both Senior and Junior Gavin Reid (centIQ) Victoria Cross Calf classes. Mr. L. W. Roper, field with the runner-up. Gavin Reid. men with the Dominion Depart-

paat president of the P, E. I. Ayr-ment of Agriculture, judged the

Club. The 20-year-old Carrollton.

'Gl.. lass fired a fivc-under-par 75 to give her a final 72-hole total ni Ni and a six-stroke margin ovcr Elaine's 305. Miss Surge got $1.501 ‘ LANDOVER‘ Md» 5°!”- 25 "' for first prize. The Babe picked] (AP) -- Little Louise Suggs today up second prize of $1,000. defeated the United States golf queen, "Babe" Didrikson Zaharias. to capture the women’: national open at Prince Geornas Country

Female Championship and was

ST. LOUIS. Sept. 25 - (AP) - Frank Stranahan of Toledo. 0., to- day won his second western ama-

Ayrshire Boys‘ and Girls’ Calf Clubs of St. Peter's, Farmlngton and St. George's.

championship. beating Waiter Cisco of Louisville, Ky, 5 and 4 in a JB-hole match at Belle- e Cmmiry Club_ Stranahan. who vcon the ucstcrn over Marvin (Bud) Ward at Duluth. Mlnn., in i046 and lost it to Ward at Des Mnines. 1a., the next summer, was complete master today after mak- ing the ﬁrst v-“Q one tr‘

teur golf

BIRKELIY, Calif, Sept. I — 1A?) — Ted Schroeder of Ls Cre- sents, Calif, today retained his national amateur hard court ten- nis title with a 6-1, 6-3, 8-1 victory over Eric Sturgess, o! South Africa. In the women's singles, favored Doris Hart of Jacksonville, Fla, easily defeated unseeded Dorothy Head of Alameda, Calif, G-IfO-d.

NEW YORK, Sept. 8 — (AH- Fitsie Pruden, 140 1-], 5t. Oath"- ines, Ont, knocked out Leo Saw- Icki, 148, Worcester, Mass, st 2:08 of the first round in the main bout of a boxing card at the Ridge- woodﬂrove Saturday night. The bout was scheduled for eight rounds. _

Parkview Raceway

(FOIRMERLY CYMBltlA RACE TRACK) . One of the Fastest and Safest Trucks in the Maritime:

Racing Wed. Sept. 28th i . 0lasses—$2,000.00 In Purses

FIRST HEAT AT 1:30 P.M. SHARP

HERE ARE THE ENTRIES: NO. l CLASSIFIED PAC-E-JURSE $400.00

H Ir-STABLIGHT ECLIPII Z-MARYS LIGHT Ii-NEW LOOK . I—MARJOBIE BUDLONG lr-ABEGWEIT MILADY 6—SHY ANN 2ND ‘I-BEE BUDLONG . .. 5—NELLIE WORTHY ii-JUST FIJCKA 10—-ROMEO li-VALLEY LONG llb-MARGUEBITE BOSE 13-—MAYME AXWORTHY . 1|-—RANDOM HARVEST l5-—1llLDA MAC

OWNER: Lloyd Walker, Agent Wilfred Praught James ltlcGrcgor James Rankine Cyril Smith . H. B. Willis . “alter liennessey (Jccii Drake H. B_ (Judmona Daniel Farish Anncar and Lowery George Brookina ltliss Dorothy l-‘owier . C. McKAY Carl Green

NO. 2 CLASSIFIED PACE-PURSE $400.00

b-SINGLE BTREAK Z-BABE BRIITON .. Zi-PBINCE BUDLONG k-JESSIE DIRECT 2ND k-SEVEN-UP DIRECT O-JEBRY GBATTAN ’I—LEE BREWER

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Lahcy and McNeil! George Thompson H. B_ Cudmora

.. Earl Sample Lloyd Walker

. E. llanlrlnson

E. Bernard

X’. J. CADEGAN‘ Earl Semple Harry Hirsch

. .. Myron Bell Walter liennessey . Cecil Letcher, W. S. Allingham.

N0. J CLASSIFIED TROT-PU*RSE $400.00

UDDY BUDLONG

1-D Z-J" THEI- DUSTER

lit-HALIBURTON

Harold Steal

.. .. Lester Johnston Lt.-Col. D. A. MacKinnon. George Kuhn

Chester Bire

George Brookius

Lee Howard

E. Bemsrd

R_ Letcher

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NO. 4 GASSIPPED PAC! — PURSE $400.00

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P. I. Oadegan George Hughes Miss Eleanor Gilli: Ensor Bownesa Bert Walker Harry Hirsch‘

. L. Mulligan .......__. Dr. A. Delaney Leo Collins

T. E. Bankinsoni Charles Chandler

GENERAL OONDITIONIt-Ail races to be raced on the three-heat plnu. Drivers muse wear a uniiorm that will be satisfactory to the

Judges.

The Management assumes no responsibility for any accident

or damage to any person or property during this meeting.

This track is s member of the U. S_ T. A. and will be governed by its rules except where they conﬂict with the above conditions.

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YOUR. ELIGIBILITY CERTIFICATES AND DRIVER'S LICENSE.

Photo Finish will be used to assist the Judges in placing the horses. ll through failure of the camera, or for any reason a picture is net ob- tained, the decision of the Judges shall be limi-

sraxrms oars - canteen SERVICE PNM-MUTUEL asrnmo (wit. ond Place) _ DAILY nouns

AMOS GALLANT, President.

ALYRE GALl-ANT, Secretory-Treasurer.

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