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Lefty Gomez Likely To Hurl Series Opener

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Greyhound . Sets Record

LEXINGTON, K_v.. Sept. 29- (AP)—Greyl1ound, E J. Baker's six-year-old flycr. lowered his own

world's trotting record for tho mile to 1:55 i-3 111 a. race against time here today.

The best previous time for a trotted mile was 1:56. which the

"grey ghost“ from Baker's St. Charles. 111.. stables set here in 1037 and equalled lust Friday.

The mark was only a quart-er of 11 second off the new world's re- cord of 1:56 for both troiters and pacers set yesterday by Bill Dir-

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NEW YORK, Sept. 29 —(AP)__ On the strong right arm or 13111 Lee the fighting Chlcggg cubs rode to a crushing 10-1 victory W" Pittsburgh Pirates today m1- 11. sweep of the three-game series and a. 1 l-2-game lead 11m National Baseball League pennant baétile.

1B husky Chicago rl 11111 <1 , pitching for a fourth tlfne llhn a; "Hilly dflys. set the Pirates down with only seven hits. Their lone run came as the result of four

5111118111 passes in the third 1n- ning, from the first 11ml 1n » which the Cubs scored

three runs largely through the wildness of Russ Bauers, Chicago took command-then surged on to a. 10th straight victory in a Seemihsly unstoppable march to the championship.

_The Cubs, nine games out o! first place five weeks ago and winners over the Pirates in close, dramatic contests ‘Tuesday and Wednesday. scored 10 lusty hits off four Pirate hurlers_ It was Chi- cago's 20th win in their last 23 $811188.

After the Bucs scored their single run in the third, the Cubs hushed two more scores over in the fourth on hits by Rip Collins,

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They picked up three more markers in the fifth on as many hits and one of three Pittsburgh errors.‘ In the eighth Chicago scored its final two runs on a single hit as John Rlzzo made the second of his two miscues and Arky Vaughan contributed an- other boot. 1

Before the smallest crowd of the seasn of the Polo Grounds- LIBO-the Giants took an easy 9-2 decision from the Phillies to- day behind the eight-hit pitching of Cliff Melton.

MeliOtt’s 35th homer of the Year. with a. mate on base, spark- ed a three-run rally in the first lunin . and then they batted a.- roun to shove their other six TUHS OVEI‘.

Johnny Vlmder Meer got. into some tight spots but held St. Louis Cordials to seven hits and won his 14th victory 7-4 for Cin- cinnati Reds.

Vander Meet walked a total of six men, forcing in one run, and struck out only one. Johnny Mize, Cards first baseman.

At Brooklyn, the Dodgers and Boston Bees split a double-header, the Bees taking the opener 2-1 and Brooklyn coming back for an 8-6 decision in the nightcap.

Deacon Danny MacFayden pitch- ed a nine-hitter in the opener. The Dodgers clubbed Lou Fette for eight runs in the second 1n- pgng of the nightcap and coasted

Heavies Are T00 Lazy Says FormerChamp

(C. P. by Guardian's Special Wire) SAINT JOHN. N. B., Sept. 29- The present generation of heavy- wegvht fighters are too lazy to succeed in taking Joe L<>u1s's title. This opinion was expressed here today by Jack Sharkey, former heavyweight champion of the 110111. __11§_he passed through Saint

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NewBrunswick Team Retains Ball Crown

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. - 5-. 569- - lelty Jim Brownell pitched S1. Stephen St. Cmix to a 5-2 victory over Liverpool ‘Lanupers in the fifth and deciding game o! the Maritime senior baseball cham- pionships here today.

The New Brunswck ace made it over the Nova Scotla champions in the best- of-five series, winning all games for the defending champions who have worn the crown every year but one Smce 1931. Yarmouth Gateways won the title in 1935.

Gordon Coffeys long triple with two men on base in the first of the seventh started the New Brunswick $911111 on the way ‘to victory and the championship. Coffey crossed ghe plate imseif on Godfrey's long

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A single run that Liverpool man- aged to get in the third on a. walk, double and perfect sacrifice bunt. looked imposing as the innings P1155911 And even in the seventh. after the St Croix rally, the game was st1ll,on the fire when Nels De- vcau cracked out a home run that travelled 360 feet from the late

Freddie Kenney, fighting or his own bail Falne, opened the eighth with a sngle. but a double play cut the rally short. Two runs in the St. Stephen half of the nLnth clinched the game and title for New Brunswick.

Rugby Season To Open On’ S a t u r d a y

RUGBY

The St. Dunstan's University football squad will go into actior Saturday afternoon at 3.30 at 1.111 C. A. A. A. grounds in an exhib- tlon match meeting Prince of Wale.- college team.

Suints will lineup as follows:

Fullback-F. Pineau.

'I‘1'1ree-quarters-»V. Grant. N Smith, J_ Coyle. R. McKim-on.

Halves—J. Higgins, S. Trainer J. Trainer. Forwards—l-1. llennessey. T.

Connolly. J. Chisholm, E. lfclnni K. Mooney, C. Gallant, P I McDonald. .

A week from today the f1“.- game of the Intercollegiate lean series takes place with Sain

l meeting Mount Allison.

John enroute to Mcncion whc he refereed a wrestling match t

night.

Fighters today cared too mu- about money. too little abo fighting and didn't train as th should. he declared. He knew no “white hope" in Boston or l‘ York.

"As for Joe Louis. he would have been even a good spari- partner for any of the boys v1 were in their prime a few ye: ago," grinned Sharkey.

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League; Highest Since l9l7

NEW YORK. Sept. 29—New York Yankees whpped the Athletics 7-4 in the opener of a doubleheader today and then battled to a 1-1 tie in the nighicap before darkness halted play at the end of me fifth innum.

Monte Pearson went the r9019 l“ the opcnei and chalked 1111,1115 15m win oi‘ the year. although he was

tagged for iii hits. including Bob

Johnsozrs 29111 and 30th homers of the season. Drubbinsz Washington Senaiors

14-5 Boston Red Sox mathematic- ally clinched second place.

This. is the highest the club has finished since 1917 11nd 191B. when New York

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Yankees, piloted them home second and first res ectivel‘);

Pinky Higgns bat d in seven runs and Ben Chapman four.

Rov Weatherly. powerful little outfielder, hoisted

6-2 in their final home appearance- The Tigers raked Buck Newsom. who went the route for St. Louis,

Jntario Team Wins Honors At Golf Meet

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‘The Maritimes’ representatives. till unable to fathom Royal ittnwafls tricky course. finished lxth with 190.

It was Miss Mackenzit-‘s ifltlOllal first-round score nave the Ontario team the io-ur- 1‘ itroke lead after the first ill-holes esterday and enabled it to snatch 1 he victory even though it was - utscored 334 to 336 this afternoon. in the first round, Ontario had '12 and Quebec 336.

British Columbia was third 1th a total of 721 and Manitoba laced fourth with 724 strokes. An ntersectional team composed of four western players was fifth with 739.

With a total 36—hole score of 155, Miss Mackenzie was the med- 111st with Mrs. W. G. Fraser of i0ttawa. member of the ‘calm. runner up with 162.

The Maritime team ran 1111.0 rrlef all the way and only Maisie ‘ioward of Halifax was able to teep up with the field at all. She mt together a. 93 and 92 for 185.

Barbara Tribes of Bridgewater. 1. 3., was next with 192, adding a 16 to her first round 97. Two atrokes behind came Dorothy i-Iolmes of Truro, N. 5., who txok

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Baseball Results

(A. P. by Guardian's Special Wire) AMERICAN LEAGUE

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