I . flu: EP'i`EM.BEK 17 1937 A .--. ,__ _ .~;l“-.'.. _ -s '-1 *_ ~ - f ’ ,_:~ 1 , ig ' , . , H ' I 'ri~ii-: Cl-iAlu.o'l*rs'rowN GUARDIAN ,_ 'gl ' MD Nationals Challengin For T Intl-rmedia‘e Crystals 0 merside to the lSl¥\3d title the management Industrial League eh the Nationals, last nig sued a deli to the Sum (`ha.llen1f'll1K UW fllllllf am ,quad for a three :am erm for the Is`and int title. In putting in their c Nationals are confident ing the westrrners int and stated last evening the Crystals accept th lenge they can do so the local papers, the d the games to be decide at a later date. Binns Face Tough Fo ln() When Bennie Binns an Orr square off against ea at the Forum Sept.21st w rle putting his Ieland weight title ot stake,fans apt to witness a fight _t shade the heavyweight ch ship encounter between Leslie, the reigning champ Stan Biggar, the challcng I o ‘Binns and Orr two machines that revel in t ing are expected to furn works every second the fi and there isn't many to rho are oi’ the opinion t will go the limit. Both hit too hard and are to to mix matters for it to lull distance. i in Own For Bennie Binns it w for the toughest task he since he started on his c campaign. The Joggins proven his ability long be Mbritlme middlewelghts a diseased anywhere witho nuns cropping up before cussion progresses verv fa goes to show how highly iw is thought of. Ii' B tbfeat him, he will more ner his critics who ho saying lately that the C town boy is on the do This writer t'loesn't share opinion. Binns has sb of courage and determin his comeback efforts th been crowned with success lie has stuck to his lteadily and is looking fo his clash with Orr. And one thing is certn that is that Binns will battler who will stand punch with him every m i that will be all to Bennie‘s VISITING IN CZECIIOSL NICHOLSBURG. Czechos Hep! 16-The Duke and DU Windsor arrived here ton participate in a two-day excursion as the guests of £&‘E°l2.i§_lLl,°.l_‘S_' ‘ilk l I Grants Increase Lead By Blanking Pirates 3-0 Aslflfollon Winsl Cubs Lose To Bees 7-0lF €<`1lUf@ Roco Domi ion' B NEW PORK, sept_ 16_.z.< s Peter Song, bay horse by Pb" V010. captured the 2.ls Trot. ` \ir: Flenllng, formerly of Dundas, title for the seventh consecutive year. Maritime champions for five years, St. Stephen will ag.. fend this crown against their old enemies, Yarmouth Gate- ways. who defeated the present tltleholders in 1935. The border team will leave Sun- day for the Maritime final series i Om" mid me .Wins on Peter Song. gpxengng at Yarmouth probably on es , ay. 5 SUMIMARIES St. Stephens 5-1 victory tonight 5 First Race, Purse $500, 2,13 Cin, coincided remarkably wth yester- l Tim l3 “fat Plan) » day's game, in that four rims were ' .l`iv.tlgc (Tyson) lilo Princess, (Crow) mesa# 55|-*~l c:i\h»- scored by the iocafs in the fourth inning after an error when they might have been retired. home when M‘cCarroll singled. Brownell and Damery. There was little to choose, each getting six en hits to Brownell’s five. The lat- ter walked five to Damery's ihrcc. Both teams played airtight ball for the first three innings. Score by innings: C: l < . `U11l;;mf3°uI§‘;;@‘ifgén§¥§g?yl Dalton mufied Godfreys pop to saint John 000100 000-1 5 3 is-33 :Fa Wzlli:-l‘ Winch(-ll, Fifi Han . linily Hmlvoer, Hanover Scout, Linn' Azoff also started Sswnd Rule. nes rn- All rm, Purse $900 3 heat Plan Dominion Grattrln, (Berry) 1_.iltle Poi, iLacey) lilzniling Water tF'leming) edSOmly Boy, Mess Volo also s Time: 2.03 1-2, 2.05 3-4; 2.06. Third Race. 2.16 Class Trot, Pm-se $600. 3 Heat Plan Peter Song (Fleming) Citroaca. tBerry) Wlliglow lHowe1l) Lzluglnng Brooke, Hollyrood shall, Alma Hanover, Calumet, also started gllbbi-‘ »-4 wmv-I r> | ,¢.t,;»- gghswv- “Bun-Q 5° n mini-» Snln Huliovci' (Pratt) Red Arrow (Line) ‘ Dr. Abbe (Vineyard) Symbol Green, Mart I-larkaw Glenville also started. Time: 2.10, 2.06 3-4, 2.09 1-2. \3l-IIB patron-1 '.<»o~»- Is Cleared t1”¢v The Canadian Press) BOSTON, Scllt. 17 - With all these clrorgcs and accusations a- gainst Clarence DeMar, grand- poppy of all the marathoners, hinting that he was a hold-up man and mono abber give tin- noted runner a spoilessly :idols seaside provinces, probably, as he is in New England, was clmrgcd by Dan Ferris, perpetual secretary of the~Natlona1 Amateur Athletic Union, last July with an nttcllipt. to hold-up promoters of the Pall-American Games at Dal- las, for additional expense money. Further, Ferris, who collects 25 cents from every amateur to pay his own salary and expenses. charged that the Keene, N. H.. prllltcr, scvcn times winner of the Boston Marathon, had conspired urging that they hold out for more centre, and things started. Bill St. Stephen 000 400 01x-5 7 1 series for the Maritime tiiilo. I. Maritime baseball title. I Beaten 5-0 by the Marysville team in the first gamg played here ast Tuesday Esqulres neverthelem were confident of deatllocking ththe series on Saturday aftemoon. Nervousness that was apparent in e opener will all have disappeared now that the boys have received a. taste of the competition they face and the team ma.n- nggdzment are looking forward to the squad hitting their real 2~°“1-4-=l'»1°1-1 Junior Esquires Play At Marysville On Saturday. Junior Esquires, Island junior baseball champions leave today by CM' '01' Mlfysville. N. B. where Saturday aftemoon they meet the New Bnmswick champions in the second game of the sempflmls . - Every member of the team was reported in th best I T ; 2.07 .l-4, 2.0 _ ~ _ - -1 ° ° SMP* 1”' lvrlulltll Race. 2.17 Cla7s.s1PEll.‘.e2 mfl: and anxmm for the umpires “Play Ban” and me best 5600’ 3 Heat man ’ W 5 '39 0' lslfmd “|15 Koes out to the youngsters in their fight for Gwrse much mompanles the team and wul be ire-un chlef at the New Brunswick centre. “mp (By The Canadian Press) F,REDER.IC'I`ON N B Sept I6 van and Mav/hinney,Mlchias, Me.. shared the .spotlight again today at the Fredericton Exhibition har- ness racing when their campaigner Federal won an exciting battle with Dolly Azoff, owned by Fred Grant of I-Ioulton, Me., in the 2.15 trot and pace. Maine split honors with the Ed - ~ 5' Kr of the ' tally in the seventh. first \\'afr‘l', fans hereabouts were mundston, N. B., pacer, Don Fino, elnlccl with the announcementfrom Whl¢l'l 900k the 227 H011 and P806 me New England Amateur Ath- with ease. Willard Kelly. Char- lene /laqoclntion that they mo lnttewwn. P. E- I., won the 2.25 investigated all and sundry re- "Ut With Millie Kl‘llmUCl¢ in g ports and that they were eager to Slflllghl 119035- Starter RW Webber had trouble S O f t b 3 I I eil-an bill. ln getting theheats away. He nn- Clar<'nc'c, as well known ir1C.'il'1- ed Mikie flabarlef'-‘» 5Ydl`l9Y» N-5-» $10 for scoring ahead of the pole horse, Dolly Amd, in the first heat of the 2.15. The fastest half miie track in Canada continued in fine condi- tion. Iochinvar, owned by Sullivan and Mawhinney, died this mom- ing from chrome indigestlon after negotiations had been completed to sell him to Wellington McNeill, of Charlottetown. 2.27 Trot and Pace, Purse $350 with other athletes intending to .. 4 Fi , b Dan I-I - participate ln the Dallas Games, D°“0od nggd y dam I W , ffllifl 11 U (Stonge)------111 __.,,-; ---- 1 -~,..Y__~ m°Cy'01d C18 n amateur Of.A1estra. Baie Verte, N. B. 1 l ONE SHAVE INSURES ALL- DAY “nice-rnesHNrss" -because the hollow-ground, automatically strapped and honed blade of the Rolls shaven you clunly, clouly, comformbly. No blades to buy. You get life-long eCon0mY- nous lilzo IGHTS F ULL OF IGHT Poor re ce, the ztnlateurs, was it bit dazzled Au(§f;°kf%r1‘]l])°ni` P;_u; 'E 3 2 3 and confused over the whole af-, (G yh ) ___' 2 4 4 fair. The quiet pavement pounrierl rs “mk _ '_ '” _M _ V ks ts his Brian Yor e, Bangor, e. \v1lo keeps cluc tang; goa onerel | (Avery) _ _ _ _ ___ _ 4 3 2 rambling farm 3 eene, nl y wnntetl to "break even" on the trip. It seemed he had the aud- acity to ask $2 a day to pay A neighbor to look after his goats while hc was awl1Y~ Well, ilflcr the big guns b00m€d their charges. making Clarence culllmitiec of the N.E.A.A.U. de- cided io probe the. whole matter, They nskcd DeMar to appear be- fore tilcnr and summoned one of the accuser-S from New York. Af- ter lllcy heard both sides of the story tllcy decided DOMHI' had done nothing to sP0l1 N5 5'm°l'°“r standing. "1 was the first athlete BWI' W give back any money," mused De- Mar who has his own little system of expense money bookkeeping. ~-1've never made a liviI18 WH' ning, but I've tried not to lose money." FORUM _ 0.30 l>. M. SHARP. TUESl)AY~Sl‘]l’T. 2lST. ow ey lsmythe and Hargrave. Kies. "2 _- 2 ' lilvranrclm Lasovua PC f LESLIE - 205 vs. BIGGAR - 202 15 -_ ROUNDS - Island Heavywe Championship ",,_ . sonar 0101-152 lbs. ' °'°“"f; N' S' 'rwo oral-:lr “"- BENNY BiNNs~15z lbs. STIRRING PREmM_ 15 10 - ROUNDS » 10 INARY Hours ight Middleweight Championship Detroit Washington Philadelphia . St. Louis Northwood, Presque Isle.,Me. (Dewitt) - - _ - - -_ 5 dr Time: 2.12 1-2; 2.10 1-4; 2.16. 2.15 Trot and Pace, Purse $350 Federal. by Peter the Brewer Machias luke - Z 1 1 _ , Me. lc yi llll‘l1' flllcf l‘“'3"l'\ me r°3mmu°nlDolly Azoff, Houlton, Me., tBamctt) -- - - - --122 Calumet Duke. Dartmouth, N.B. (Kuhn) - -- - 334 ‘llikln Sdne N S (aba Quaker Girl, Halifax (Bur- gess) - - - - ~ - - 5 4 3 Time: 2.03; 2.05 1-2; 2.08. 2.25 Trot Millie Kalmuck. by Kalmuck Ch'town ,P. E. I. (Kelly) 111 Star Dillon. Montague, P.E.I., 4Morrisoni -_ - -_ - - 322 Peter McKinney, Fredericton Keys) - - - - - - - 2 4 4 »_,_- :_ Y "'1_2=T : Tara Hanover, I-loulton, Me., i (Avery) _ _ _ _ _ Time: 2.12 1-2; 2.123-4; .Nl ..- “re- Tu Pm 833233322? New York .674 .534 .299 NATIONAL LEAGUE W L P_C. ~ New York 52 . PRICES ADVANCE SA ` ` _ oslm; $1.00; ltlislsnvuli 75; Rusu soc ' i tltggiggglaruosloa soc; Rasr-:avail zsc. r l CHILDREN (accompanied) 25c- LE _ Lslwaaos' silos salma ._ sl-:r'r. lsru ii Chicago ' St. louis Pittsburgh Boston 1 Brooklyn Philadelphia ll 82 612 80 57 .S84 74 63 .540 72 $ 5% 69 68 .504 61 78 .|45 82 8- Y Y. » -J '.._.,,_,_ lee) _ ~ - _ » --453 Millie Kalmuck Wins 2.25 ` Noted Runner Class At' Fredericton Of C h a r g e 5 ' .;.’*§‘:.f..2;;;‘f“2‘.a,“.3";l';’“;?“.f.fl: Baseball Results AMERICAN LEAGUE Cleveland 000 000 000-0 3 3 New York 220 211 00x-8 10 1 Hlldllll. Brown. Wyatt and Pytlak; Gomez and Dickey, St. Louis 003 000 000-3 6 0 Philadelphia 101 100 l0‘.i-4 'l 3 Knott and Guiliani; Kelley and Hayes. Detroit 000 150 000-6 14 0 Washington 014 001 10x-7 15 0 Lawson, Coffman, Wade, Pffen- b€l`€G1' and York; Deshong and R.. Ferrell. Only Games Scheduled NATIONAL LEAGUE First Game ' Brooklyn 510 002 000-8 11 2 Cincinnati 000 103 010-5 9 5 HOW and Spencer; Hallahan, gehnnann and Lombardi, Camp- Second Game Brooklyn 100 000 Cincinnati 000 302 Frankhouse and P Cascarella and Campbell. 5'§o ~ r .Tl- “Q4 .___ First Game Philadelphia 000 000 020-2 8 3 St. Louis 010 010 13x-6 B 0 Mulcahy and Atwood; Weilnnd, Ryba and Ogroclowski. , _, Second Game Philadelphia 100 000 000-1 8 3 St. Louis 050 000 21x-8 11 0 Kelleher and Grace, Stephen- son; Krist and Bremer New York 100 000 020-3 9 0 Pittsburgh 000 000 000-0 6 1 Melton and Mznlcuso; Tobin and Todd Boston 013 000 102-'I 14 0 -01110980 000 000 000-0 'I 2 Turner and Lopez; Lee. Root. Mann. Parlnelcc. shoun and Hartnett INTERNATIONAAL LEAGUE Newark at Syracuse night frame (Playoffs) Baltimore at Montreal night game (Playoffs). International League Playoffs (Night Games) Baltimore 000 010 011-3 8 3 ! Montreal 110 000 03x-5 'I 0 H Stand Fischer. Matuzak and Crouse; Newark 023 210 ooo-s 15 0 Syriwue 000 000 000-0 3 2 l Tamulis l-leohbeger; L. Moore Gee V Brown, Pomrski strikeouts and Damery giving sev-5 The latter and Brownell scored on? E\`ei‘\'horl_v is in v\'fi'\‘\lotl_\' f=lsc’s 8. Single by Ross, and he came; hair. Rnsslillyr f-llilln'\\ :ire as nunlel'oil.s as tax colin'-iol> The Damery stole home from thirci_in[ strllvgle for pl-olnoilonnlsupremacy the mst half 0f the f0\1l’l'h I0 EWG is inlnlncd with lwllulls and bust- §{'enlh;;5 l;aZl;°‘;t};-lved lgosliadi SV! ed poclzetbooks. l".s so had one Gogfrey dashed ehcmm ' B“h9l'* msfslcr almost. go' llltrircri ill the neu.: Smgle in the °;‘;hg1ninnirg;" qlie`t for free plll>`,;f'li\‘. Aside from Daltons error the-1 , Tnlpwl ll” .‘"‘*”l' l”""“"‘*‘~ e - . , in the collnltl ollilllfail of Pi'll.'no‘..'=l" sam was a plbchers duel bemceng Ray Fnhizilrl. is the fiction of the National \'.'i‘fstlill;: Association lvhieh rlolncd .Ichn Pr-.=el:_ the old ti1'f‘r mon frfm Noll;-.lskn. world rllnmllloll. l‘.~.~~'k, \\'.lg»\r-; M¢.._~,<¢fo Fnbinlli. is n _volrtlt mnn of prom- ise .s0n;f;".'llf:'r~ :rl his into 50's. ril."."lie cnrly f‘0’.s. mid Fnbnlli. who used to wield tl mr"l:l firlrilo lu Grgllfi Oll<‘l':l. "line bull ill ~lli,= hzlsl- llr!-s nl:\ll,V \'r‘rll',== llow lull t\~.;- nr- ' tion of lilo Nntiollfil \\"i-fstlizig Association ;'l\'f~c me mv grcfltrst laugh. Why didnt they name some young fellow like Georue Hflckensrhnridt or Stnnislolts Zyb- l szko? \‘Ve'w\ had cllollph young, llhhlorts like Pcsfk in this bllsi-l ness" \ Since the fnnierl Jack Curley died. the scrap for wr:-.slllng sup- rcmrlcy has blnnchetl out tvithl live bil: fziciiolls. f The rivalfs. lislofl by Fitlrlicr Fo- bianl. are Toms Morrill, Nt-\v York and Philaclcipllln; Al Halt, Col- umbus. O.; Paul Bou'sr>l~, Boston; Jack Pfefer, New York. and now Jim Londos. wi1o’s in bllslness for himself, A probable added stzirtcri is Cui'lcy's soil. _\olilig Jack, \\'llol threatens to rio illill;,f.s_ E Eddie Dusrk. who docs his ras- 1 sling for Fabizllli, is the one who almost got lloilgc-cl as a publicity gag. '1`hcy got Jack Dempsey to hold the loose clid of the rope and i Fabiani kicked the box from un- , dei- Dilscks fcct. It \\'orkcd .<,wcll.1 Dusek's neck witllsiood the shock beautifully. But. the trouble iirose when Dempsey, holding the rope, became so intircstetl ill the dang- ling Dilsck he forgot to let go. ' "Ernie rlliilost lost his li e,"slgll-l cd 1\Iac:tro 1'-‘:lbl;ll:i. "1 lllzlginc what a story; hanged by Jack Dempsey!" The picture was a pip for cv- eryboily colxci-l'lli~ti e,\l".‘l>t Max \V.l:\ll;iill, i,l.... ii;»i\:l1'. lol' DL'1llD', scy's rcsl..lili‘:ll;t. To his colntvc-r-E nation, in- ilr.=.,tl .i.t- rinilglilig Dusck`.> icit lliiiltl liilli biulicili Dc-l1i;lscy's into 1`1'0m ilic plci‘.li'v. F ~wl- __~o:l.\ on ii o\'.i'.' ocnnlild-‘ ed \\'.i.\lil;ll:, "so we gt; J.1f;lt's| face in inil. t.‘.ill i)l;.~il;.’ I "J.llnp in lilo i.:k-;~.` ul'.~:~.k<ll1ll`-£5. .illlfi tnrfe yi;:i'.~ i< jo. _ . H for Lhe ba.<...> of tonlplliison, oily \'.'ay, that the 1936 13i'li:.»ii iillipln- uunles colrl1,c-,lilon is no; uv.:-.~: than ill 19.31. t';llia-'litnllon in the ,sprll.!:; f',i‘.li we ght events. ‘ Must Bc Considered 1 In comparison of 1/fone times. DTC- raiiing weather and track condit-y ions at the time of the trials mu.-1 . llc taken inlo considerntioli. On- Nfiticealllle 'Lil Batting L i 1-; i. 5 \\'.»\5illN(i'i`(-JI;-_;L;il. lil -- lfll'l0 illld Quebec alhlfflfs "‘3'“"` L}.,l:n;/ .‘..l‘.r- .1--vi. inliii- x .1,-:."'. .1 plied Szlturrlay in i'z\ln and a Lillie , ,H ) J at Hamilton, \\hile favorable ron clltiolls prevzliiod in Vftl1C0l1\'i, line l-i 0;; lilo b.r.;;lis: or more in the comfortable D0-\lll,Oll, [__m.qw'1’_ HN ;{f_w_l ,L_ mm oi having turned in times and dis-I ,LL-vvc(_;_ “_” I _)`_f_\-jqfm, 4, y M; tances comparing iaéféirabrgx “lilly 1' - ef ~~ ‘lg - ~ “fl present empire recor . CTE -S , _ A , V - yt-111' of 10.10. Dliuiliri; is ll; Lint; .irounil no definite \vord how many t V l 085 a Tw HSL img be .selected for the Australian rip., »~ = l s- - - - - points lilgller :lllul his film. nilirl: Joe Vosilllk mid Szllluliy Wes1,, hurcilcs in 15.2 seconds, cqlial to St, Loui. ouliieitivls, xllsrl-.» llld the murlr Don Finlay Of Enulfuid set in winning the event in Lon-; If.-ngllc, Both are .or bigixsi jlllllp ui liie Alla.-i'lc1.1l 7? iff if cz boil ai some 50 pei'ccll:.nge poiziw deer over the barriers, can B0 ffl-$t-. better than last :=vn;»orl, Joris ini,- cr than that, down to 14.3 if con-l lin: zirouncl .E40 and West around cliiions are right. There aren`t nlorc ; _330 A lhall l\\'o or three hurcilers ln* the; _\m,.,,,. H`,5.,_,_, L-,.A_(,_,_gO Whm, \\'0l`lCl lf) <’0\1lD3T0 “lm me Um"“"l 51.1: liillf-Itlr-r, tor-k the b.,1¥ia\~'t S lit' Uf T0f0l’\l0 Sflldmt- ` rlp, 81:00.1- Iliqv b1°,;m;?mgE‘sglgfggqg-vbllataxé lyii illii\>l‘t 'Vg- hns the bc; '. , 0 _ - ~ _V »_ against 1045 fm. JMX B,-Own Of; (ls .incl .lov _\ll<.,i ill' it: 3-9 _/. .1 if .liilL_ 1)l`.'/ . 1,’ ‘.1 .l,! `,l.‘1llli. " - Ijv ilu ami Ll.: po;ll1,s‘. TOI°`)‘\.lO' mm' 16 ul TWO “Old "Wm mmks bUtm‘m: Iiltirlils, w;llill»l' ani. rlll;ller-:ID ln (Bobby) 9”'“~" Of me R°‘”"l"T‘e (““;b‘ empire records were set by Call?" lllc Arm-l~;f;ili Lclluxle bnliizltf del-by Toroliio. plilyllg ns he fit ill llc mm in H.m_<_ _and Aim," _\1.m.__l,_ _~ V _ tu U dnvs win-n he was one of 0n1nrio'.s ( . . ,_liill, lf; MSL mnmcuul’ _y.e5wrd.ny_won -me l'l'- Cll‘ll`ll"`(l "V" mo in 1° Www!" 1`,l,'.lii`|lrl -i.»il‘.‘.s ikixini ills 111,111 .1333 C“lli"‘““‘ -`f`“““° gon ‘l“““l".°n l fini. ii tenth of a .seconrl frlstel"of ‘ml