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A . M ` 4 n 'ISFZOYGQSR Migoewilo ` no 'USE OE / 5 ‘1  it
At ~¢ll1¢1fl¢ ect T0 MARITIME D bl -H d - '  =   W ~    it
‘ 1 i' 'ir > it .
ii ““ fr, Pt Jil.
E ‘ll
Largest Crowd Attends Biggest
And Best Water Sports Ever
Staged In The Province.
mm mr mowm spectators at
W1 gquatlc' meet is something
I md novel for Charlottetown.
W ' bout the size of it-
.myny that s 3
N vamp, | larger number was
ln, ,gh writer aid not count
an wg enum; long before the
M hwy, 7.10, thoueands were
Wfmmg ,heir my eh feet and
'Q the direction of Kansini-
veil”
the biggest and
u ,ugh WHOIS
w nw, ,ports ever held on the
mud V-an 51,3_g0d. Ill lddll/WTI t0 *ebb
nw which lined the banks of the
dr-eds of motor boats.
girl. *iiin .
M ml” md qgnoes pllifblled $118
QI.
1,., wi, whieh was s :isa-nth:
ma mm every angle, was pro-
UM mainly by lV£l‘._1"red Gaudet
d an dey, who deserve! every
H, mg ooirimendatlon for his
$357 ,nd p;~o¢es.siveness_ With
m mcg; perfect _beach and Gi/¢!'>'
“W for a Water Meet. Fred saw
Q pgsibilitiea to interest lpeotn-
,,, ,nd competitors alike. and went
M, mead. and the success of the
get is no doubt gratifying to him.
Wh praise also 8095 to the many
gals who acted and also the Mo-
p¢¢|.l4 brothers. Ken, Joe and
qguigfortiaadisposal of ascowon
meh the various races were start-
ei.
A iosture of tihe evenings sp'ort
||| | diving exhibition given by
lk. Neil Cameron, ex-Canadian
givin champion. Mr. Cameron, who
mbsen out of the "game" for some
me nevertheless has lost none or
hh gi-u~,s, supplenmis and suxeness.
Be demonstrated seven or eight dif
fruit dives. flips. etc., that had the
we crowd heartily applauding.
Mr. Cameron. interviewed after
litllieet, expressed himself most
ditllusiastically on the large attend-
tiiee. ani-l also eulogized over the
titellent diving and swimming mg-
Ui-il Present. He further stated
bit last night; “wat/er bin" was
me of the biggest and but he hu
hid the plr-nsure of attending in
llllii' yi=;ir.<_ and snggwted that 3
Ntkli or tri monthly meet be stag-
ttduring the remainder of the
miner. itighto. Neill
Bidi and every event on the pm-
Uliii Wa-S run of in "apple pie" or-
lit: There were no long waits be-
tlttil o\'ent.s, with the winner; of
*fill *Hd €'i'cl‘y one announced by
iw lusty voice of "Our own an-
\Wi°¢f-" Mr. E. F, Acorn.
W-lil' close and exciting finishes
mmgml but P9i'hBl'Js the feat-
lin event was the half mile nos,
IW ‘iid bf>i's_ The race was won by
Glen Partrldaiz closely followed by
“Y Bi'°‘“i~ yards separating them
" th’ mil-<11 Ai'm0nd Gallant was
mm md Mail' C8-i'i/er fourth. Two
nm “id “‘*'°-'id awards were given
h this Killclling event.,
“With regard Y-0 this race, it may
mentioned here that the stamina
“‘ °°“"~s¢ displayed by was
Uiiiiil was remarkable to say the
mln" -“lima lady without ab-
wmny ani' Fiend-ration by way of
8 for the event, entered at
zixttrgiuiuie ie nil ur. she an-uek
,mor B' ‘iwiiuiins and held the
Writer part of the way,
“" “S Univ heave
mu n by a few
M at the finish; Miss Carver
~'~h°Wed lots of grit and swim..
:'°°f“""' ii” *M W” rich: with
1°°°i`-'i's at the ta,po_
1
'Fira stnimnar
75 YM!-Boys-is
FNB Style
think Gallant,
Liiihiir Kelly. _
Timmy welsh.
i
»..
 Miiiiuwt Montreal.
N.
if-o
H.
DIVING
Dolron.
Hallett.
iii rAn.ns_m:N
Maiiloux. l
c°““¢lli’-Won toss.
°“‘“°“Y. A. Merced an`d md
N finished
hm in l dead heat for
_ lim
Place.
e-as 2-ii seconds.
S0 mans-woman
lyn ,yenk1ns_ _
lit: 5-own
'llfaca Smith.
-Tim
°`41 N seconds.
so Ysans-omi.s-romania'
i.-Bertha Mecarviile.
2.-olive Partridge. "
Time-i minute, 14 seeonqg_
so mans-acts ` ,
l.-J. lkightizer.
2.-Billie Crockett.
3.-\'Ml.\Ll‘ltt0 lltliltige.
Time-l minute, 9 2-5 8000345.
_ 100 YARD S-WOMEN
l.-Evelyn Jenkins.
2.--Maru Brown.
8-'rreasaf Smith
Time-1 minute, 54 1-5 seconds.
£5 YARDS-BACK STROKE
IF-MNT CIIVOT. _
2.-Gla/~'iyS~Wa.lsh.
3.-Bertha MoCarville.
Time- 29 4-5 seconds.
100 YARDS#-MEN
l.-A. Mclieod.
2.-Fred Hess.
3.-Ed. Mallett.
Time-1 minute, 89 seconds.
In the loo and 50 yards dashes for
women, the fast swimming of Evelyn
Jenkins was the predominating fac-
tor of both events. Miss Jenkins lit-
erally swept through the water to
win both in fast time and by wide
lmargins. Evelyn is easily ranked with
the fastest lady swimmers in the
Maritime Provinces. '
THE OFFICIALS
starter-aiu rralpehnv.
Timer-Ray Pendleton.
Judges-Earle Prowse, T. E. Corri-
gan.
Announcer-E. F. Acorn.
Judge of Diving-Neil Cameron.
A great deal of credit goes to Mr.
Ralph Riggs, caretaker of Kensing-
ton Beach, who has been zealousll'
working the past two months get-
ting this excellent swimming resort
in shape-and his labors have not
been in vain. The cleanliness and
neatness of everything. Bh0W-B h0W
hard Ralph has been working and
the great interest he takes in keeping
things ship-shape.
Leo Arsenault., official life saver,
was conspicuous last. evening. His
kindliness and good natured WBYS
has made him a popular favourite
with all frequenters of the beach.
especially the children, whom leo
watches very carefully while they are
in the water. _
To the merchants of the city much
thanks is due for prim d°ii=i¢d 'iid
also to Mr. Simon Paoli who gener-
ously donated lumber to erect the
diving stand and larse Hit- This
spirit of good sportsmanship reflect-S
great credit on the well known lum-
ber merchant.
Western Guardian
-A POLITICAL MEETING will H8
held in Cape Traverse Hall an Fri-
day evenirg July 25 Bt 5 P- m- 3P°°k'
ers on behalf of the Conservative
cause will address t-he M063” °n
the isues of the day. 5575
_nANclNG AT NEW ANNAN
RACES-intending entrants in High-
land entrants in Hl8h1°~“d 595°”
md mp dmeing (jigs and reels)
please send names and addresses at
once to the secretary- -73-l» P°“d°"'
gut. Kensington. Dancing entrees
close July 80th. 5576-Bi. Wed and fri
-NEW ANNAN R-ACE ENTRIES
‘-Closing date has been extended to
Monday, July 28th on account of the
aaa trot and pace tetris °i1°\‘8°4 *°
a 2.71 to include other horses. 'P11056
lntehdlna te enter. time d° °° I*
once. 5511-ai 'rhur andfri
-RETURNED HOME-Mrs. Ward
and tfer sister. Mrs. Huestia. Of F05*
endala, Maine, who have been visit-
ing relatives in Summerside. left 011
Monday inoming for their homes.
They were accompanied by NY*
Wilde and Mrs. sudshury. who lil"
been visiting their father. Mr- CNS’
hy, or wlunet-s.
I _.___
-CAB BUBNISD - Mr. GCOYSU
Thompson. of Summerside. had the
misfortune to lose his Ford Roadster..
when it caught iira throush I W0"
circuit. Mr. Thompson was return-
ing from St. Peters Races last week.
when just after plains 7¥i11\¢°f 5*'
ver, the car cauaht fire it il WNW”
through A short circuit. Mr. 'thomp-
ersisneceaaaryinordeirtoallowthe
boys the needed time to make the
trip. The boys are Maurice lodge,
George Ayers, Wm. Power, Hugh'
Campbell, Percy Cameron, Edison
Smith, Bill Murley 8-Bd Emmett
Donahue. The citizens interested
in Island athletes and who desire to
support this team in a financial way
are asked to get in touch with Mr.
`.i. A, Mi-.Miuan. chairman of thefl
Physical Dept.. Committee, of the
Y. M._C. A. The above mentioned
athletes are requested to meet at,
l-118 A. A L. A, Grounds this evening!
at 7.30, prepared for a final workout.
son had no way of combating the
flames and in ashort time there was _
nothing left of the machine but thel
frame.-S.
-_i
-Many friends in Summerside will
i'¢¥1’et to hear that Miss Doris Wal-
ker is seriously indisposed through'
_____._-_
'.l'l_\e visiting Taunton ball teams
grabbed two Abegweit acl-lvl yelter-
day winning the afternoori set-to by
asooreof5tonil.arldtheeveni.ng
tilt 9 to 4.
Both games which were very alim-
ly attended. were good, notwith-
standing the one-sided some.
Tounton. a. seasoned and casey
outfit of ball hustlers were well with-
in themselves in both games, l-iow--
ever they were forced to extend
themselves in every inning to keep
out of danger.
A regretabla accident occurred in
the afternoon game, when Freddie
Whelan, _one of the 'best third bue-
men in local baseball sustained a
badly fractured right shin ibone in
the sixth inning. Shovving plenty of
gamerlcas after €f.e'eccident, he tried
towalkbut Iaterhadtnbscarried
from the diamond. It is sincerely
hoped that Fred's leg will soon be
as well as ever again.
being hurt while out car driving.
Miss Walker, in 'company with her,
sister,Mrs . McFarlane and-Mr. Mc-3
Fariane, were out for a spin on Suri- l
day, when the car struck a bad rut'
in the road. Miss Walker was in the
back seat arid received a very nasty
Jolt, striking her head against the
top of the car. It is feared that she
has other injuries but all will hope
cd.-S.
` -BRIDGE PARTY - On Thurs-
day evening-July 17th., Mrs. Roy
silliphant. of Summerside enter-
tained at bridge in honor of her
oousin Mig Barbara M.acDonald, of
New York. The out-of-town guests
were Miss Winnie Kenny, R. N., of
New York, Miss Pauline Noonan,
Chi-irlottetown,~ Miss Mary Howard.
of New York, and Mrs. Leslie Ram-
say of Indian River. The prizes were
won by Misses Ada Sullivan and
Noreen Johnston. After refreshments
were served Mrs, Edward Foley and
Mrs. Silliphant entertained the
guests with special selections of in-
st:rumental. vocal music, rendered
with the finesse and class for which
they are both well known.-K.
PERSONALS
is having an enjoyable vacation with
friends at Borden.-S.
-Mrs.Pea rl Affleck, of Messrs.
Sinclair and Stewart, Summerslde,
has returned from a pleasant vaca-
tion to Charlottetovlm and Bedeque.
-S.
LAWSON-FARQUHARSON NUPTI-
ALS
The spacious home of Mr- and Mrs.
W. C. Lawson, Alberton, was the
scene of a. happy event on the after-
noon of Thursday, July 11, 1930,
when their eldest daughter, Dorothy
Campbell, was united ln marriage
with Mr. James A. Farqilhzirson, of
Capreoi, Ont. The bride was given
in marriage by her father and enter-
ed the drawing room on his arm to
the strains of the Wedding March,
capably rendered by Mr. Cyril Lenrd,
unclepf the bride.
Rev. E. H. Ramsay, D. D., oi 'I‘rin- l
ity United church. chnrldttetewn, el
former pastor of the contracting par- '
drawing, living and dining rooms
were tastefully decorated with cub
flowers and ferns. The bride looked
girlish and lovely in a Princess gown,
of white silk crepe with the conven-
tional veil and orange blossoms and
carried a beautiful bouquet of
orphelia roses. The bride‘s little sis-
ters Mary and Norma, attended as
flower girls. After the ceremony
about twenty-five of the immediate
relatives and friends partook of a
sumptuous buffet luncheon, after
which the happy young couple left
for their home in Capreol, Ont.,
where the groom is Secretary of the
Y.M.C.A. They were the recipients
of very many beautiful gifts
rzluillei-'s worm Powders work so
'effectively that no traces of worms cln
'he found, Th, pests are macerated in
the stomach and Pass away in i-he
stools without being perceptible. They
make an entire and clean sweep of the
intestines. and nothing in the .th-_-.pe oi
a worm can find lodgement there
when these powders Ira in operation.
-Miss Lucy Gillis, of Summerside .0 rum. 0 lilf-S. 0 ¢!"l‘0i’8-
Gus McDonald. hefty fliriger of
theAbegweit.s pitched s good' 'even-
ing, but hefty clouts when hitsi
BY INNINGS
l
lwiliiams; Holloway thrown out by
Mcmnis; Salinger walks; Weiohl
thrown out by Mclnnis.-No hits, noi
runs, no errors. 
Abbies-Murley singles. but is
*caught napping at first: Mclnnls
‘thrown out at first: Whalen hit by
,hatred tau ard is out. o runs, 1 hlt.‘
10 errors.
field; Molnnis strikes out: Murles'
out t-fS'l!18 to steal second.
'lib inning
Taunton-MaA>Avdy singles to cen-
tre: Carter singles: McGill singles;
bases full; McGrath hits to Williams
who gets him at first; MacAvoy
scoring; I-Ioloway throw-l out by
3l'iit.s,0errors. -gg '_ g`5 7' A
Abbies-Whitlock thrown out by 'f -_`-,_
_-l  e   -R.$`iE\~AK'T » 3f‘1UGdLE
Oil’ Pao you /ici=\osS
CHAMPIUNSHIPS froni Agegweits ’ I'-r -' mm 
QECRETA  w'fH l ';'..I`_'._` ,Iii
The dli‘8¢t0l’l Of U15 Y. ll. C. A.. 2
"° "°°‘““‘ “P °“° 1°°‘“ °”°“ *° Visitors Show Plenty Class While
take a group or ohariotteiowna best , 7; /W -. _ _
athle over to Halifax to enter the  - 5
,,,..,,,°°;, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,_._,,,,,,_ ,.,,, ,,,.,,,,,, Locals Work Hard, But Lose  Ach gl- ll
iff.. °.°t°l` "°§§'...°“° '.°f"§.'f§°'iIl’l 5 To Nil And 9 To 4-Doub1e- °  ' /Q 'ss
P01' we _ ._
two or three weeks warrant them a
chance at the Maritime meet. The  
co-operation of merchants and oth- 7 .. '.5 S/V//:-F / J ily( V.;,“{,?
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Welch; Frances. caught out 'by Buch- ' _ “_ nt.. _
-'sbs l I
pitcher; Salinger strikes out-1 nm, -~ _ 5 -i ‘  .,-  f \\ il
Ag P' / It g
arlan; McKenzie thrown out by
pitcher-0 runs, 0 hits. 0 errors. C Y R  S LJA  D C H I 5  G
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sthnming _ _,M12
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'rau_-:ton-Welch l - ";:°/
sine es. Reddy 
out at first; Welch steals second; ; ...4,C\./\1A</:A Q E A/__ "` `
Buchanan strik out- Ma A ‘  ~~ - -~ - --- ' '”' ' 'P' ‘
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es , c voy safe [_ - ~- - -
on- ivlcinnis' error; Welch scoring; ' V _
Carter hits to Mcllnnis, who forces
This cartoon is re eedue-d nl. dint b i 'li i ° 5'
D e w a l ons ( u wit ou permission or apology) from
Meenvoy at second-1 hit, 1 run. ll UW Evening Pat1°i0t 0f J lily 18-
€l‘l'O'f‘. ‘ _ __
Abb1e5_5qu,u.eb,1ggs out at mst. , McGrath thrown out at first-0, Abbles-Frances singles; McKen~ inger at second; Roddy singles scor-
wlulams thrown out hy short mp; fum- 0 hits. 0 errors. ieie singles; Mocabe hits scoring ing Welch; Mosul caught out hy
meant runs muved his und°mg_ Ayers thrown out by Ho1°Way_0 Abblés-MOCEb€ f.ll.l’0Wl'i Clit byll-‘r;n1ce_5; Sqlia.l'6bflggS hit! tg seg-iP1~9_npA9_1 nm,1 h1t_1¢g-rm-_
The “mes by gnningy runs, 0 hits, 0 ey-for-5, _pitcherz Squarebrlggs caught out by 1 ofd baseman, who gets McKenzie ntl Abbies-Franom out at first; Cul-
Bii¢h8»1'1B-i'ii Williams Strikes out; 0 _ home plate. Murley batting for W11- vert flies out to MacA~.'oy: Mccabe
9th»1;m|,,¢ li‘\iK1S. 0 hits. 0 errors. lllams; Muurley hits to short; Me- caught out by Holloway-0 runs, 0
FIRST GAME ;Cabe scoring; McDonald grounds out hits. 0 errors.
'reuuiien-Meoiii files out in Mui--; _ 5ii1 imiiiis lm first.-2 runs. 3 hlu, o errors.
icy who makes nice catch; Mccirathl  Btn Inning
scoring; Roddy flies out to Murley
who makes dandy riinnirig catch
aft/er a. long run-1 run, 2 hits. 0
errors.
Abbies-Kerr, batting for Blan-
chard, gets an “Annie Oakley": Mur-
ley eaught out by catcher on foul
ball: Mclnnis caught out by McGill
who doubles Kerr at first-0 rum.
0 hits. 0 errors.
Taunton-MacAvoy strikes out;
that she will soon be quite recover-i . Smgms. Hobway singles; Sunset; Taunton-Holloway singles; Sal- ; 'ith Inning `
_ 15'- limi-“I ,._,a]k_,: Welch hits to williams who ` erlger put out by Blanchard; Welch
Tamwn-Mcmam mmm out bylfhrows him out at ru-et: MeGrath;d°“b1°S “Ori” H°“°“'aY¢ Redd? Culvert piaiins l-entre field rei- Carter sa-fe on Murievs e1ror.Buch-
‘th.i~ovm out by Squarebriggs; McGilll - -
strikes out-i run. 2 hits. 0 errors
Abbies-McDonald singles: Blan-
chard safe at fielders choice; Mc-
Donald out at second; Mclnnls safe
'on fielders choice; Blanchard out at
second. Bolger thrown out at first.-
0 runs, l hit. 0 errors.
Af:-bias
6th inning
Tauhtorl-Ma.cAvoy strikes out;
ln place of McKenzie. Roddy 8-iiaru strikes out. McGrath hits to
_ strikes out; McGill hits double; Galant who makes nm? 0110 hall-led
Me/ear-ey hit by pitched ben; cart- l eaten.-o runs. o hits, 1 error.
el' bunts safely. McGill scoring; Abbi-as-‘l‘bSquarebriggs _flies out to
Buchanan strikes out-1 turf. 1 hit, Welch. Murley flies out to McC-ill;
l error. McDonald knocks out home run-
Abbles-Blanchard caught out by Blanchard strlkw out-1 run, 1 hit.
catcher; Mclrinis strikes out; Mc-'O errors.
Gill makes nice catch of Bolgers hitl Umpirf.-Dr. Dougan -
-0 runs. 0 hits, 0 errors. Bases-W. Ryan
“ii Evemnl ' |Ci1l‘ter 51118105: Buchanan safe on _ Jimmie
l _ _ 5UMMA3_y _fielders choice; Cater out at sec- 8th inning
, Taunton-Roddy hits to Mclnnis iorid: McGrath singles; Holloway
POWCP
`Wh0 0V¢1°l»h2‘0WS to first. runner tak- ' , 1 2 3 4 5 5 7 3 9 R" L singles scoring Bucha.:-an and Cart- Taunton-Holloway safe on Square; Less than 2500 stars oain be seen
ling s°°°nd5 B“°h°‘m“ hm °° Mc' ` Taunton . . . .
.. 0 0 l 0 0 0 1 1 1 4 lei? Silliiizci' Sfifc Oil MCIrli'1ls error: biiggs error: Salinger hits to Square- ‘with the unaided eye on the clear-
_Ii1riiS who sei-ii Reddy at third: Mc- Aggies __ 0 0 Dio 0 0 0 9 0 0 i weleh thi-own out by Meirruus; 2 |brigge who gets Helle-ray at see-ond; .est night from the northern hemi-
Avoy flies out to Squarebi.'l8882 CBI- runs. 3 hits, 1 error. ‘Welch h’ts 0 M 7"  ‘1""i i':\t~ Srl- "‘-' _
lter goes the same way. 0 runs, 0 bits, -_ ‘ - --- --- -- -- -- --- -
. i i
il error
Abbies-l"ra;'soes caught out by
,catcher on high foul; McKenzie
lcaught out by Holoway; Square-
,briggs thrown out at first by pitcher.
l l
3rd inning
Taunton-McGill flies out to Mc-`
steals second; Salinger singles scor-
ing Mccrath; weleh walks; seungerl
caught trying to steal third. 1 run,l
l hit, 0 errors. _ l
Abbieo-Williams thrown out by
weleh; Ayers thrown out at ilrst;'
Blanchard goes the same way.-0'
runs, 0 hits, 0 errors.
(thinning -
Taunton-Squarebriggs playing
third in place of Whelan who had leg
niured in third umirg. vvhitleei'
playing right field in place of Square
briggs; Roddy thrown out by Square-_
rblgssl Buchanan hit by pitched'
ball; McEvoy safe at first; Cartel-`
singles, Buchanan out trying to steal i
than-o runs. 1 hit, o errors. i
Abbies-Murley thrown out at first
§
lock caught out by McGrath;
Innis steals second and goes to t.hird{
on overthrow: Frances grounds out
to McGrath.-0 runs. 1 hit, 1 error.”
I
I
Taunton-McGill strikes out; Mc-~
way thrown out by Ayers; Salinger
hits to Squarebrlggs who gets Mc-
Grath to third. 0 runs, 0 hits. 0 er-
rcrs.
Abioies-McKenzie singles to cen-
ter field; Squarebriggs sacrifices Mc-
out by catcher on foul ball; Mo-
Kenzie goes to third on wild pitch;
SHOTS.
into a. double play, Mclrfnis to Wil-
runs, 0 hits. 0 errors.
'Nothing could be me-re ‘i1:t~ugh or
ldesirthla than their lotion,
" fi ii(
SECOND GAME
TAUNTON 9; ABBIES 4 `
The visitors again showed superior
class in the second encounter when
they ousted the locals by a 9 to 4 _
count.
Buchanan. a left hander, on the
mound for Taunton, backed up by
perfori-ning for the homest-zrs, should
have fared much better, but rag-
ged support. with men on the sacks.
proved his undoing. Gus whiffed el-
even of the opposing batters via the
strikeout route and also connected
for s. home run in the ninth inning.
BY INNTNGS
Taunton-'McGrath singles: steals
second; Holoway singles scoring Mc-
Grath: Salinger caught out by Blan-
chard: Welch caught out by Fran-
ces; Rodd safe on Williams error:
McGill thrown out by williams-1
nm. 2 hi‘s. 1 error.
Abies-Mclnnls gets a free pass:
Bolger sacrifices Mclnnis to sec-
ond: Frances caught out by Saling-
home: Mcavoy eausht nappirls atier: Mckenzie hit ty pitched bali;
McCabe caught out by McAvoy-0
runs. 0 hits, 0 errors.
“et P°"°"“‘°d me °°’°“‘°“Y- '1'h°~lvreinnis slrsles to left iieid. whit- I
`l
2nd lnning
Taunton-McAvoy1 strikes out
Carter throam out by Mclnnisz
Buchanan thrown out by Williams-
0 runs, 0 hits, 0 errors.
V 501 llmihl Abbias-Squarebriggs thrown outi
by Welch; McDonlad thrown out b¥
Carter-0 runs. 0 hits, 0 errors. l
Grsth doubles to right field; Halo- »
8rd Inning
Taunton-McGrath doubles; Hollo-
way singles: Salinger hits through
shortstop; McGrath and Holloway
scoring: Welch hits to Mclnnis who
gets Salinger at second: Roddy sing-
i error. _
catcher. Mclnnis bunta and is safe.
steals second: Bolger sacrifices Mc-
Inill-ii MCG‘1'li'-11 WB-1145; H01UWlY,airtlght support, pitched a steadyl
causht out bv Murley: McGfath}ge.me throughout. ous Menonaldl
l
LOW
Delivered Prices on
W H | P P ET
Four Door Szdan4
$ 385
Coach $810.00. Coupe (rumble
seat) $850-00: Roadster (rumble
seat) $785.00; Touring
$745.00.
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