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Monotonaus, isn't it? This nev- er-enuding repetition of Island baadalll championships. Let up. fellows. and give someone else a chuibe to cop a little glory. 1947. 1013. 109. 1&0. lwl. All these years summerside teams have won llsland intermediate champ- ionahi-ps. in 1.947, they were de- feated in a sudden-death game ll. Windsor by the Meteghan team. In 1016 they beat Chat- ham. 3.. and then Woodside. N. S. In 1949, they disposed of Meteehan. N. s.. and finally. Clutham, N. B. In 1960 they trtnuriod Clark's I-laitbour. N. S.. and I eomlbinaition of rain and Minto reluctance to engage the perennial Maritime champs gave the. season an un-saliafactaory end- inlnbut Summei-side was still Maritime champs. because no team had taken that proud title from them. Once again they.ai-e ready to defend their tri-province crown.

The fact of their winning this long succession of championships is no more remarkable than the manner in which they won them. Nearly always they let the is- land series go to what the tennis boys and girls call "set point" against them before they wake up and proceed to take the honors. That was the situation this year. The Arbbiea were leading in games 2 to 1 with one more vic- iory needed to win the title. ,In the next game the Capital City boys are leading '1 to 2 with two innings to go before darkness. Was there anyone in that crowd at the Recreation Grounds dia- mond at that stage of the pro- codings who would have wager- ed I plugged nickel on the Hol- man team's chances of pulling the championship out of the very hot fire. Lots of cagey bcttors would have given you 20 to l. or more. that the series was as good as over.

It looked very much like Hol- man's wasn't going to be able to "guinantee satisfaction" to their fans on that occasion. But they roared back into contention and managed to tie up the ball game at 7-all. This gave them a breathing space, though the row they had still to hoe was long and hard. They had to beat the Ab- biee twice in a row in Charlotte- town to turn the trick. You've got to hand it to that kind of battlers.

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To all. the boys go a lot of credit for this never-say-die spirit they have shown. But most of all to Alan Stewart, a boy just graduated from junior ranks. who won all three of the Holman ag- gregation! victories. Last year this same bory.won two games from the Charlottetown Falcons in the Island finals. one game from Clark's Harbour in the P.E.I.-N.S. series, two games from St. John Juniors in the finals of the Maritime junior champion- ship. That makes eight champ- ionship games won without a single lose in a stretch of two Y0Bl'5- He may add to that re- cord before the 1&1 season ends

but if he does not. it in still the

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best pitching record we've heard of in these parts. If- anyone knows of a better record. we'd like to hear about it.

To lhe airforce boys who were on this year's champions must go a goodly share of the credit for victory. Thcy pulled more than their weight and frankly we were surprised "at the caliber of ball they dished out during the Ab- bic-Holman series. Don "Moose" Catson. basclballs "Old Man Riv- er" was never better than he was in this series. He delivered A couple of important clutch hits and his fielding was little short of sensational. Bulb Barlow. who had a great year in the Sum- merslde Town League. came up' with more balls thrown into the dirt and spurred more throws high and to his right and left than you generally see in an is- land final series. l-l.unler's hit- ting was always a contributing factor in victory and. his catch- ing lett. nothing to be desired. Don Mackenzie ran the gamut from brilliance to unsteadlness in the field. but his bludgeon-wield- ing helped to cut the Charlotte- town flingers down to size.

Paul Schurman, the only junior used in the intermediate series. after a disastrous batting slump which carried him well tliroligli the junior finals. came to life just in time to help the Holman team to victory. His; work in centre-field also stood out.

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WINNIPEG. Sept. 2'7 - (CPt - Graln prices continued to displav a firm undertone in active trade today on the Winnipeg Grain Ex- change. some buying again was influenced by the unfavorable har- vest situation in the west.

Commercial demand showed im- provement. with shippers active in both oats and barley. Barley trade also reflected some reported ex- port buainess. Flax uncovered some orders for industrial accounts. while spreading operations were in evidence in rye. Shippers and ex- porters were buyers of rye.

Export loadings of Canadian wheat included l.?1)0.000 bushels for the United Kingdom. 725,000 for Brazil. 230.000 for Belgium and 112,000 for France. Trade reports said 500,000 bushels of Canadian barley had been sold overnight to the United Kingdom.

Closing prices:

Oats - Oct. May 90'.B.

Barley - Oct. 1.283s; Dec. l.20lA'i; May l.l9'7.iB.

Rye - Oct. 1.82"-B; Dec. EM: May 1.80-i'

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notch right fielder. the team dropped two games. Without him. they proceeded to tie one and win lwo.

Congratulations are due Der- wvyn Hueatis. young Summerside

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CINCINNATI, 0.. Sevt. 2'1 -(CPl- Gabe Paul tonight was appointed general manager of the Cincinnati baseball club of the Nntionnl League succeeding War- ren Cvllvs. Giles l)nl'Ilt'l' today ac- cepted the presidency of the league.

Paul immcdlaiely announced the retention of Luke Seweil as man- ager of the Reds for 1952.

Powell Crosley chairman of the board or directors of the club and

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