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BASEBALL RES UL TS

American League

First Game

mmiington 120 031 000-7 9 0 Bcston ll() 012100-45 9 2

Haynes, Carrasqiiel and Ferrell;

Wade, Dickmoii_ Auker and Pen- -sock.

Second Game

Washington 000 300 300-6 l2 0 5:

3o..l:‘.i 101-4 4 2

Oil 000 Appleton and Giuliani; Lefebvrel

ind Desautles First Game

.\'ew York l00 000 150-—'l 8 °.'1lld:'e‘n}il.e. 200 30l 000-6 10

Donald. Chandler, Murphy 8 Diclvy; R055. Potter, Dean :1 Ayes.

Second Game

\'ew York 010 000 010-2 '7 1 ?hl'ade'.pl"la 000 000 000-0 3 0

Russo and Rosar; Nelson. Pip- oen and Brurkr-r.

First Game 311. Louis ON} 010 0l0—3 9

1 Detroit 000 ll() 000-2 5 1 Harris and Gienn; Trout and ork.

Y

Second Game St. Louis 0O005000—5 7 O ':wi.'c1t 131 0000D—5 8 1

(Called darkness)

Kramer. Lawson and ‘Harshany; Rowe. Thomas. Newson and York.

Chicago at Cleveland /first game called end second inning Fain. second game nite.

National League

‘First Game Boston 020 000 100-4 ll 4 Brooklyn (no 030 011-5 ll 4

Turner and l.o*vez; Pressn-ell, Hutchinson, Hamlin and Todd.

Second Gin-no

Boston 001 000 022-5 15 1 BTU-”-k'VTi 000 (ill OO0—2 ll l Erricksnn. Frankhoiise, Mac- l“i1i'deii and Lnnrz: I-loiliiieswn th, Temulis, Hlltflilflson and Todd

First Game Pltsburzh 1M rvvi noi._7 1n 1 Shlcaszn 000 001000---1 8 1

Bl'*"‘er and SILECL‘; Dean and Hartn-ett.

Second Game

Pittsburgh we we 140-6 12 o

‘Jhlcaeo 000 020 mo.-3 9 Klin'.':~r and Mueller. S

Page. Whllehill and Mancuso.

First Game

Philadelphia 000 000 000-0 5 1 _VFw_ York OH 202 l0X—l0 l4 2 Hlzbe and Mill’-es; Schiimacher,

Brown and Danni:-12. O'Dea.. Second Game ’ I

Philadelpihia 010 050 00-6 10 3.

New York 001 300' 021-7 12 2

Beck. Higbe and Davis: Lhovr- man. Salvo. Lynn, Coffman, Brown Hid Dunning.

First Game

Cincinnati 000 000 000-0 6 1 St. Louis 5 "‘ 1

L Rfnnyw <“ , .4 Lombardi; McGee and Owen. Z":

Second Grim-3

Cincinnati 002 003 010-6 13 1 St. Louis 000 000 310—6ll 2

Called darkness.)

Nigsfeing. Shcffner, Johnson, Thomnson and Hershb:-rgor. Coop- er. Andcron, Lanler. Bowman. Wzirncke and Owen

International League First Game Buffnlo M0 004 000-4 10 1 Montreal 202 10’) f,‘."x——5 12 r)

C. Smith and S3VlI’i0‘. Grabowskl and B:okor.

Second Game Buffalo I00 210 l—-5 12 I wont eel 010 432 x—l0 I2 0

Mwviie, Cock, Uhle and Hell; Wicker. Duke, Grabsvwski and Becker, Hi-irtje.

First Game Jersey City 100 020 050-8 in 3 Newark oco ooi oo—.i a 2

Wttlg and Paddzzn. Washburn, Beddlngfleld and Wagner.

Second Gama Jersey City 103 0001 0-6 12 0 Newark 000 000 0-4) 3 1

Joiner and Mivnod: Borawy. Deshcrnv. Beddinszfieid and Holm.

Syracuse nmso(l>'<')no3a ooo——a 1'1 1 f TIRED FEET

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S / Black Cat Senators

-H’ $41? /r@t/

2-0 shutouti the nizhtcafv o! a holiday Amer can Baseball League bases loaded, doubleheader

tors turned on their tormentors an4d swept 9. doubleheader '1-6 and

Browns. delayed by rain and finally ,forced to quit b darkness, battled {blanking the .lead.ing lthrcuqh to B 3- Brownie victory /Reds 4-0 in the first in the first game and a 5-5 draw in

Futurity Won By Lyrmite

—Rated as a long shot. Lyrmlte. a filly owned by J. J. M'cIntyre of Holiins. Va.. captured the 13th the lead In ms: rciund play of the annual renewal of the Horseman ,88Il3.dl_3.I])sE_9I1lOI‘5' Golf {association iuturity for three year-old trotters l 1811113101 ll) 10U-Fn3mE“- today in the opening of the Grand ', . _ Circuit harness racing program at ‘Egg gaasggzfin gin?‘ g§;‘gth"e‘l. T" L It d 1 b To B “Y holes will be played tomorrow. yrme,rveny me, won $1,480 of the $3.l60 stake by 5 4 her straight-heat victory Both’

the Indiana State Fair.

heats were t-rotted in 2:07.

W, . Times 2:10, 2:11. The 5 “lei Fifth race ——I.ndls.na Trotting

, _1 __ and pacing horse Futurity 3 year od trot, purse :3 yeahold mm

Lynnlte, br. 17'. by Volmite- I’“T5‘‘ 5350- Lyra (Berry) 1 1

W032.

and pacing horse association 2- year-old pace (first division), purse $932.60. Highland Wayne. TIPPIE AND

bd. G by Highland Scott-Worthy Petress (Beattie) 1 3 1

(Smart) 2 2 r0

verton) 5 4 r0

Governor Dale also started.

and pacing horse association 2- year-old trot. (first division), purse $850.

Pearl Xavier (Smart) 2 1 l

62

33l'0.

and pacing horse association 2- year-old pace (second division), ..—-—---— purse $932.50.

Belle icihone (Vallery) l 1

———>——#__.?""—;‘ "*“j.."">”“‘i“__j 7 "T Baltimore 001 510 D0x—~7 13 l l.

Brunei" and Warren .

syraciise 000 050 0-5 5 i Baltimoiie 100 1001-3 8 2

swank and Cable.

First Game Rochester 001 000 000-1 5 3 Toronto 030 002 001: 12 2

Vlslxkup and Heath.

Second Gnme Roch-ester 000 001 0-4 3 i 'I‘orcn.to 000 000 0-0 6 2

Early and Having.

T°'l§3'6e nits including mile double header

game from the Athletics

7-6 but Llieyi were ahead all the way hi as Marius

1-2 games.

x this season. Washington sena-

Detroit Tigers and St. Louis}

the windup. .ihe niglizczin The second game tied 6-6 after Giants win Two in no innings. was called because of NEW YORK. Sept. 4—(APl—- ,darkn(=s and will be Pittsburgh Pirates today lambasted mon-ow. Horseman {Ottawa Hunt

INDIANAPOLIS. Sept». 4‘ —(AP)

First race —The Horseman

3 l Lovely Lady. br. M. (Shaw) 3 2‘

Second race —Indiana trotting

Chase Jinx Beating Red Sex In Both Da Ends Of Doubleheader Bill

.—.__..._ . NEW YORK, Sept. 4—(AP)— ’I‘he‘Chics.go Ouibs 2-1 and 8-3

‘Yankees came from behind to win 32.974 spectators. the first In the first game the Bucs got 10 ts off Dizzy Dean. In the second usso pitched them to a game the score was tied at 2-2 when Fletcher homered with the

y ‘Large Crowd ‘ Witness Labor y Sports At Summerside

There was ii large turnout fa Labor Da 58011.5 Summexsi e acht Marine wharf presented an imim ed a paarance all afternoon even g Flags were flying and the Black Watch Pipe Band as well as!

pie lively selections during the suits anclfnioon. The ma

class boats from _ ted in Class 2. The trim little l ry Wido provoked considerable inter-l

as the first time they had, Goldfinch; 3. Ma n seen racing here. There were sark; 5. Minimigash

vlrimming and , Jcke; 2.

r the Joke of churlottetown in the snipe th lass took tgvchout of lgivrige raoeu M

at- 1 Class 3 from W03dP£0A . other entrant with two wins 0 three and Zephyr of Borden wok

are as foilows:—

pe class 'i:— I Joke: 2 Scout: 3. Four Bells. ‘ 3:— 1. Woodpecker; 2, Mer-

Class 454 and 6 — lze

Elble

_ , _ Boston Bees scored two runs in Russo limited the A's to three hits the last two inn.in 5 against relief

In the first game the world champ- itcher Vito Tamul s to beat

ions had to put on ii five run

splurge in the eighth inning to con-

quer the Mackmen and the double Th

win increased their margin to 14 5-4 before 19.72

defeating the

dgers 5-2 in the nighlcap of is won the first game

New York Giants made 3. cl

Winners of only four out of _ 18 (sweep of their doubleheader previous games with Bmton Red lthe Phillies by taking the So Kama 7-6 after winn 10-0 before 13.039 double bill.

Joe Moore stretched his batting

Joe Haynes was the w’nnlng pii- streak to 12 straight games by mak- cher in the first game ‘falling 805- in l0n's string of 11 stralsnt over the Seiiziiors.

Pete Appleton fc&s‘d a fourhltier Bill to win the nlghtcap his fourth vic- tory iigaiiisi nine losses,

doubleheader.

Char otbetown in the s lifesaving demonstrati as the water sports an intcrestinlziwocdpecker. bike race and footrace were run off. A full list of winners in these events‘ 2 will appear later. The house at the end of th fixed up very nicely for which wound up the day's events. , Yacht riices:— A total of eleven Wondpenker. beats competed in three liCll\' non- tested _Va(‘.llllIl'_' 13005 in ‘lire-e (“ris- ses Monday aiiemoon Labor

..l;iyi::;.re' . Winner _Of .G0ldCupRace Race Meet

DETROIT, Sept. 4 —-(APi~AI-, mon G. Simmons of Greenwich, won the North American speedboat championship today by

and Z

Mayflower; 3. Cuttysark: 4.

large ware-l llll(fl,' 5. Mimlnigesh. 6. Swan. R

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..ur Bells: 2. scout; 3. Joke. g three hits In the after piece, h‘s

‘double in lht‘ eighth driving in two

,runs to tie the score. In the ninth.‘ ' ' Jilrzes singled with none out‘ hind the bmes full to score the de- ‘ ,ciding run.

The cardinals worked themselves

.a game nearer to first place

Clziis 4, 5. and 6:~ . _ ‘\'iu,\*flower; 3. Goldfinch; k; 5. Swan; 6. Mimini

ary Cl?“ North Sydney

;(l0llbl9l‘lf’fl(1i‘l‘ and breaking even in

(ll'a(l)'. Slll’lllTi€l'5id€,

‘Club Member Takes Lead

LAVAL. Que, Sept. (or F. H. Wilson of the Ottawa Hun Club fixed a 77 La. al iLe- Lac golf course today to

sunny Hal. Sydney Driving Club 5

l d h 1 My sin. to a three-heat victory in; (one Rud at am) 2

the Gold Cup Trophy race an the .' Detroit River here.

Simmons ‘speedboat led lhe MISS Canada. III of E, A Wilson Ingei-soil, ont., to the finish line in the first 30-mile heat, took the

Sydney (steen Purves) 5 4 2

deck (Mike Jabelee) 3 3 3

Calumet. MacNeiil.

loi.tetown( Joe Hood) 6 dr. — ’l"i’mc-s: 2.16 3-4: 2.15 1-4: 2.18.

Notre Dame of Detroit, and won the third with almost petition from the Notre only other contender in the heat.

Best speed of My Sin was 70.153 miles an hour for one three-mile lap in the first heat.

2.14 Trail and Pace

W15-5°11 fm-1-‘11€<1 0119 UP Oh d°I€n" Dartmouth (Ollie Ruderham) 1 1

Dudey Patch. New GIAUBOW DX'1V- ing Club (Johnny MacMlllan) 2 2 2

Bmden Custer, Bert Doyle, Syd-

ney (steen Piirves) 3 3 4.

Peter Hal, Frank

Bay (Frank Holmes) 4 4 3, Times: 2 13 l-2; 2.11 1-2 2.11.

Avalon and Wayne Dewey also

started CRICKET MIRACLE

Bauer,

TON MOWBRAY. Engla.nd~— Amazed cricketers wicket stumps separated by ll. bull. ii

bails could fall.

Free-For-All Trot and Pace during a match

The Lovely Lady, ch. F’

, Vansandt-Frances Kni ht (Shaw) LONDON —-(CF)

Ned Abbey‘ B‘ C okwmmeyal ll 1 g owner is the 15.000-guinea

3 $(71,505) Colonel Payne. who can

leave any of his stablemates stand-

ing. but hasn't won a. moo ngriiiis: . ‘a. field in two years of running.

COOLAN'GA'I'I‘A, Ausirziliri —-1 P) -—’I‘wo members of a Palestine soccer team has been re- commended for Australia's proficiency medal. They intend to

DEFENrrNG'BRl,roNs ‘fort Hawkesbiiry. (Billy Hood)

__ P __ 5’ Quaker Girl. George Turner, Dart- w1ff°d"eD°,en§’ ms §3°,,g}L.h u!:,{,‘{,,,§3,§‘§,’{ mouth (Ollie Rudderhiim) 3 2 3 boxing title against Dave Crowley

Johnny Cuslclc is expected to de- fend his British and

Agnes Hanover, ch. 1''.

Athlone Isole Great, B C. ‘5°“‘ 2 2 (Palm) 4 5 1

it‘ d d is i- 13 3 dvo ma an Play ale a 0 star , Peter Chance‘ bf’ C-

Times 2.0., 2.0., l Hetiie Hanover and Bueno also ' ' ‘ ' started. Times 2:08, 2:09.

Ml“ NU50nl3- 13- 1”- Trricey Hanover. R. Jebalee.

Nadnrf. North Sydney (M. John-

Rainey G. Henley, Charles Bal- lagd, Sydney Mines (Joe Hood) 4 4

Times: 207 3-4: 2.07 1-2 (equals

Clyde Cash. 8. 0. (Shaw) 3 l 2 Chestnut Lucky Boy, so. G.

Josedale Hoosier, Ch. C. (Wol- Mari-in A.. Alice Grattan fl'Id

Times 2:09 3-4. 2:07 3-4, 2120. Third race —Indiana trotting

Milestone, B. G. by Volomite- Lady Pamela, bx. P‘. (Hodgims) 1

Jeannine. B. F‘. (Case) 8 2 r0 Sc;‘..; Lincoln, b1. 0. (Walters)

slsxilee. Pay Off also started.

Times 2:07 1-2, 2:10, 2:11 3-4. Fourth race -—-Indiana trotting

Dick Abbe, B G. by Bert Abbe-

Morle Scott, B. F‘. (W. Hasch) 2

2

Guy Armstrong, ch. C. (Barnes) i 3

Eddie Allen. ch. C. (Worsham) L

Meola, Jones and Bottuhi:

Second Gnme

Kleinhaiui and Bottminl Buriuart,

-45 Johnston Fussell and Beal;

truck record)__2 09 3-4

Matches And Davis Cup

HAVERFORD. 1511., Sept. Australia: scrapping clininxed a thrilling comeback by United Slates both of today‘: filial singles match- es and winning the emblem of world team supremacy.

victories fl) two.

Adrien Quist squared the senes with is magnificent win over Bob- by Riggs of Chicago. 6-]. 6-4, 3-6, 3-6. 6-4. Then Jack Bromwicli went to work on 2“l‘alll'.lt‘ Parke:'. 6-0. 6-3, 6-1.

And again after 25 years. the Australians had captured the big trophv while the git-is were roar- ing in Europe. and agaii: a beam of Australian lads rirepmed to go home and serve tlieii‘ iinifurni.

The drama of today's play WAS wrapped up in the between Riggs and Quisi. crowd of 8.000 seemed to mot Americas hopes were wrap- ped up in the game llrtiv; scrap- per from Chicago, and tlicy roux‘- ed for two solid hours in his val- iant effort. But in the end he had to submit to an inspired oppon-

e . .

@115; said later he had played robalbly the greatest tennis or is career, He was so

the finish he scarcely

stand. After taking the first two sets and then visibly drooping 8-5 Riggs tore him apart in the next two, the Australlaii raised his game to its peak again in the fifth and lust lasted to win.

Riggs earned 59 points, one more than his oiiponent. but _ errors to Quls_t's 83 cost him the decision. QuIst’s slightly

id strokes spelled the

Tfcrence between them.

From the first point in the Bromwich-Parker match wlicn the Aiisfnalian began bomlmrding Fmnkie’s forelmnd, the YPSUIC was not in doubt, Brcmwicli won seven straight, games to begin the match. dropping the next three. then ran 10 more in a row.

CHANNEL SPLASHER

DOVER, England -(OP? -—5ELllY Swedish long-distance swimmer. has arrived here to train for an attempt to swim the Eng- lish Channel this fall.

EXPENSIVE BUT SLOW

teach life-saving on their rciuzn to Palestine.

rneb By l/Vinning Two Singles

“l than dlsriiissecl iicciill “HHS.

.~‘ >_ ‘ i

Toronto Club‘ I Retain Robertson Cricket Cup

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by 141 run :“ t-he twbhy. 8Khgl€l’]flELl.}(‘-:6 utguml 1°’ iidiiin criqiet b'.l_Dle1na(~v» mo“ game at Ailll(7lll' ll viii? me d ending team d ‘ . °‘ total of 234 for .ll\'

tennis forces

Davis Cup,

L'(lU!l'.l'y

terrific duel

exhausted

superior

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F‘ we compare a picture of a snow scene with almost any summer picture, we observe 11 marked dif~ flzrence in the shadows. In the sum- mer picture. shadows tend to be strong and black. in the winter pic- shiidowa vossesa beautiful clearness and transparency, and the effect tends to be quite pleasing. The reason for this difference is (lint snow on the ground is a fine reflector, which costs light into all Elll1('l(‘l\V areas, and brighten: them. In summer, green grass does not have this some reflecting power. and therefore, shadows are darker. However, even in summer we can brighten the shadows of a subject if we use some sort of improvised ra- flcctor. A book or newspaper held in 3 a. person's lap will often serve as such a reflector, helping illuminate , the face and soften shadows (here. If a subject is placed near a wall of a. white lioiise.ai1d stands so that the will reflects light to the shadow side of hie face, :2 more pleasing picture may he obtained. The baby's blanket

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Baby's blanket on the lawn in I (‘Inc reflector. Note the Soft. pleasing um effect it produces here. Use such I reflector when you can, espcclally Wm taking Informal portraits.

on the lawn is an excellent reiieciir. which softens shadows in the child‘. face and clothing.

Sufi, trzinsimroiii slililloivs “-3 generally desiruhl» in un lliformil portrait. cspec‘-illv if we want I truthful lilieiiess of our subject Open ahade—iis nu llle shady ridge! 9. liouse——often pmvillus A suitable lighting, The fillll_li‘('l. in open shall:

is illuminated liy llfJlll rcllccied from

the sky. instozid of ll.i'~.‘Cl.E\ll1llghl.

Naturally, since this light is weaker, exposure should be increased to about twice normal. A very short “time" or "bulb" exposure may be necessary with n lmx camera crin- expeusive folding raiuierii.

Form the hahit of oliserviiig sliml-

ows when you inks ii picture. Bean guard against lii-mid hat hrima mt shade features inn much. and be- wlire of llglitlug that is mo liarilior “contraaty" for gm-«l vlfoct. Usually a simple reflecting |li\VlCB will win such problems, and help you gain better picture.

117 John van Guilder

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First Gums Kansas City 5, st Milwaiikee 4.

second Genie Kansas city 4, st Milvnukoe 0

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