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no _ S PARK, _Bt. Louis, checked as they started to gallop when Cole booted over a place kick
_ , oct. ll.-In e finish that sl- on the field with the viotory they from forty-five yards out in the AuthOf  P12111.
tornated thrills and chills for the thought was won. This “break" was second period and Mon-is ,need over
homa forces, the Cardinals recap- the signal for a brief but exciting the line for e try as the game drew _i
tured the bahnr of the world base revival or the as sagging hopes to s close Mar Mitohell had ut (The Canadian Press) allied bodie
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\°=l1-°h°mPi°lwhin yesterday. brine- Dykes walked and williams lioune- the home forces in the lead just MONTREAL, Que-. oct.. 9-1>ro- the union and also by athletic bo-
11181# book to the National League ed a single over Highs hens, ruling before hali time. Apart from Bart- bably the most important matter dies or other countries.
*nd 5‘~ L01"-9 Hffef a 1_BDse of five the bases. I-lyallahan was warming eaux's kicking and nice runs by that Will wme Up Bi# the Delft im' "3-To give the Amateur Athle-
lein ¥0US~ up furiously on the sidelines. Grimes Fountain, the game had few bright nual meeting of the A. A~ U. of C. tic Union of Canada form of reven
Tho National League champions, was weariiy trying to battle his way spots for the Acadians. cole and at Winnipeg on Deo. 3. 4. Ind 5 ue that will enable them tosuccess
in a spirited comeback, conquered out of the last hole, and the cards Morris starred for Kings, will be the plan of national regis- fully operate from 9, financial View
their nemesis, none other than were anxiously on their toes tl'Bti0n In the past individual point d
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|3°°|¥¢ EBYDBXIHW. B-Hd Whillliéd the DAL IDSES - I association and provincial bodies dy of one of its greatest duncumns
Mhl¢¥i¢S. 4 to 2. in the seventh and Carmer Came Through - have issued cards at, in most cases "in order to gsn
accompl the
illecldglg Kaine of the prolcm8€d bat- . HALIFAX, N. S., Oct., ll-Wan-_25c ,_ nend_ the cards being cnm.g_ adoption of universal regismmon
6 Save the Cardinals the deeis- Roger Carmcr, pinch hitting for defefs defeated DH1h°U-Sie 19 f° ° ed to them by the National Union it will first be necessary for all
ion.four games to three, duplicating Rube Walberg, who 'had replaced in B- City “Shy lelsue Same Ye5'_at 5c a head 1,
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t eir margin of triiunph over the Ea.nshaw in the eighth inning,_W’d°~Y |\ The new registration law which ity ef fee to be cna,ged_ This van 
Yankees in 1926. pumped a short single to center. ' has been compiled by W. H. Kilby leg f
rom asc to soc. (bi The `~
M111 d D k ACADEMY WINS .
GH He _ er an li es scurried over the WINDSOR N_ s_ oct n__HM of Montleal, who is chairman of inmount M, be charged by the na
mes ro plate The Cardinals hastily called, ' ' ' ' the Constitution and B-y-laws Com- 1 tional bod fo
high flyln “R d Bl ds." - tr
a. council of war and Grimes yieldedllfax C°““tY Amdemy W0" a three mittee of the Unlo h b b i y r cards' M the Dm! I
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Old Burleigh Grimes. t‘hef3'I-ye_nr- the box to Hahaha _ old I Ito nothing victory over Kings Col- n as ee" L" sem “me the national body rece! 4   
11 Bur Gish mitted to the govemo _ it ill f. .
oldmaster ol the spitball was the had done his best, but for the sec- Ileglate 5°h°°1 f°°"b°u team here be proposed b hi atrsn W ws  nom the branches on Cach
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hero of the' final vic_tory for the ond time the ninth inning was a. saturday ““e"“°°“' ' meeting, seconded by B. llaghllln, |;;;c;g;su;fI'tn;re;I;;(;:,;;tof the rec'
8 e l' I-le scor ifle too much for llim. He was [and reeds as 1011,, ` `
, W5: “It is suggested that a uniform
ed his second triumph of the series willing to call it a day rather than ; "For many years the A
~ ’ question of rat- of soo r ard he h rl' '
over the Mackmen to avenge his risk furth d t th li ' ' “ pe ° ° “med an ‘
» mo mbnw but Qeakened in the msc °' ““‘“€° ° ° °'“° Eddie Ran , Zrgggsaltriinstrationsiu been dis- _ that to percent of this sum, i. o._i i old every month
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mntn md wns neneved by sonmnaw _  D e e of the Am_____em_an_n_n_ ___conve_ntion-s loc should be retained by the Na-
0888 €ClSlOfl 2 ° U`“°H °f tional Bod
, Bill I-iallahan. The southpaw, who Fitting Climax iCana<ia and there arc several ~ yu
mice had whipped the Atmencs_ _ _ _ __ res- Assuming that the above ques.
came to the rescue with two out, the Williams was on second, Carmer C "ESS, ‘izienji :,,p,;`;(;;tO0fi;,sn;:;,opuo.n' the tions have been Settled' the "ext
tying run on first base, and ended on first. as Hallahan came in The ( 3' a an "1 are' mam” to be faced is the metmd
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fly out to Pepper Mal't._n. Bishop as the crowd and players rgnsgwnzi; _zaékauf ugm :Zag ..2_T0ah uma wr car which briefly might be worked as . `
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_A's put on a belated drive with two was oil and easily grabbed the ball IT::v;{1d1c3l::;; boggdcsy :ne cllnwd :Ee rnéiddixgpizi aguetlig  ` suitably designed “mall-‘UT Cf11'Cl`¢
out, due mainly to the wildnese or for the final putoiit. It was it fit- 4 ' \”°1’°’1Y ""mb@1'9d and to be issued
e g ave one card that will follows
waited tensely Hallahan shot a 8' g
Exciting climax curve that th A tislon over Eddie Ran of Poland in be recognized by all branches and Ai; the beginnin of ca n
e 5 second baseman nl 10 d ,nn I t tl Joe _*_A 3 ° Year
caught and diove toward left centrc S; a 511:65 Tmmadgonko nl; nt *_* the N“u°na1 secretary “"°“Id have
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It was an exciting climax, as the With the crack of the bat Martin' yr g t Iba beating in the early rounds Iavanable 8 sumclent su ,I °f u  n  
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Grimes whose stren th f st tin cli but of. 4000 and announcer oe um ‘hurt and finished strong” than “P0 dem d t
, g was a g max to a tie for baseball n f d ,t n, ost impossible R. _Tn 1 n “ an ° au th* P!‘°\'il`lCi€tl
ebbing and who appeared to feel the honors that surged back and forth lzregts |nm;nw0,-d_ Tlgwnsend took g 1:; 0 winner weg ed 144' Ran Branches? these "rdf V’ be billed
main or hurling with a tattered in highly dramatie fashion hefore I E:-_----_ __-=:-..-.:..~_-.--- ..-___ *D the bfamhfs at 10° ner card.
little finger on his right hand, hurt these Cardinals fillally broke down Cards 5° l-*Sued W0U1d boar thc -
by at line drive in last Mo'ndny's thc rule of the Athletics, after two Signature °f the 1101101211 sccrc- Ti” ‘ '
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Slime. Old Burleigh, fighting every triumphant years, ended the Amer-    n  tary of the Union and bc counter- Provincial Rciustrntioll Committee. and all cards should bear a uni- mum amount of it-oi-le may bc in- .~_
Step of the way, outguesslng and icon Leagues streak or world series Signed either by the secretory oi “Such il cord .slloultl contain theIlorm expiry date; this este heing _A._.____;__. 2'*
outsmarting the As with his spitter, triumphs at four straight bl d the bra h
énons and Jimmy Foxx, looking- grizzled pilot, Charles (Gabby) 'H ’
oolish at the plate as he fought to Street, at the close of his second bi' e a m S l C 0 
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keep the four run lend that his league managerial year, and, forI
mates, led by little Andy Hlgil and themselves, clinched the winners'
George Watkins, had piled up ofI`share, amounting to $4,484 pei' man.
Eamshaw in the first three innings
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Right fielder George Watkins'
Watkins had driven the small home run drive ofi Earnshaw, tum-
erowd, numbering only 20,805 and ed out to be worth just about $45,-
occupying barely hall the stands-
into a frenzy with a home run drive
over the right field pavilion in the
third inning. It was the last hit off
000 representing the aggregate dif-
ference between the winners' and
losers' share of the financial spoils.
It had looked earlier in the game
Eamshaw, but it was the blow that as just an extra measure of triumph
decided the game and gave Grimes over the great right hander, but as
the courage to bear down with all
the cunning and curves in his re-
it tumed out it was the decisive
stroke in hlrnishlng the margin of
pertoire. But old Burleigh wasyictory.
feeling the weigfht of years as the
game drew toward its‘close in some- I Receipts Over Mullen I
what drab fashion. His control be-
gan»to slip, and it took all his craft The series closed as the first mii-
to pull himself out ot a hole in the lion dollar baseball big show in iivc
eighth after he had reached his peak years, as the rc :cipts for seven 
in the seventh by striking out Sim- games totalled $1,030,723. The final i
mons, Foxx and Dykes. turnout of only 20,805 cash custom- '
'Illia Last Stand
The A's wasted two passes in the
eighth, and then Simmons, first up
in the ninth, drew another walk. it
appeared all over when Foxx foul-
ed out to Wilson and Miller rapped
a double-play ball to Geibert. Sim-
ers, however, was the smallest in
about twenty years. as was the
"gate" of only $82,165. It was par-
ticularly surprising as Sportsman's
Park hnfl _been filled almost to its
capacity of 40,000 .for the sixth game
Friday, in which the Athletics
squared the series with a one-sided
mans -was forced out, but umpire
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_ turned in by Grimes and Earnshaw.
(By Charles Dunkley, Associated
| Press Sports Writer)
ST. LOUIS, Mo., Oct. 11-“I have
just realized the ambition oi my
life." It was Gabby Street, grizzled
manager of the victorious Bt. Louis
Cordinais, speaking. Street, now 49
years old, had won his first world's
baseball championship after a quar-
ter of a century in the game, and
he was so happy that he was on
the verge of tears.
Street rushed into the Cardinal’s
dressing room to congratulate his
Iplayers. Then the Cardinal manag-
E er turned to newspaper men: “I am
the happiest man in the world,"
he began. “This is the greatest day
oi my life. I've always wished I
, oould manage a world's champion-
ship ball club, but I didn't think
I could do it at my age.
"Pitching was the turning point.
We had the better equipped pitch-
ing staff, and we beat s. great ball
club~ With the exception of the
sixth game, my team played heads-
up baseball. We went out to win as
fast as we could. and it proves the
strength of the club we had to lick
when they carried us to seven
games.
"The best pitched games were
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_ _i per Martin, of course, was the out-
__ ' W standing fielder, His work was the,
  c     inspiration that carried us through.
, C' _ All the iniiclders played great ball.
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,.  `  U showers. Eddie Collinl. first lieu-
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    I on, tenant of 'mo nftlonn
Grimes was the outstanding pitch-
er, in my mind, because of his abil-
ity to come back after being hurt
in the first Eame. Hallahan Ditch-
ed two marvelous victories. “Pep-
FUR TUESDAY
Following is the Abegweit line-up
for 'I‘uesday’s game against St. Dun-
stans:
Fullhnok-F. o'Neill. '
Quarters-A. Gormley, W. Power,
A. Fraser, 1. Nicholson, J, Duffy.
Harold Shaw.
llalves-E. Latter, G. Bennett, H.
Richardson.
Forwards-L. Connolly, J. W. Dix-
on, Fitzgerald, A. Woolner, G. Ayers,
E. LePage, R. Shaw, F. Jenkins.
This being an exhibition game.
subs will be used. _
Burleigh Grimes, the 38 year old
spltball campaigner, said he pitch-
ed the game of his life to win that
championship. He declared he was
not tired in the eighth, when Hal-
lahan first bzgan to warm up, but
explained he wanted to rest so that
he could finish. Thats why he
stalled so much.
The fond dream of Connie Mack
of becoming the only manager to
win three successive- worlds cham-
pionships was shattered, and the
tall leader of the A's felt a bit
downhearted about it. ‘
"I am sorry to lose the series, not `
so much on my own account as oh
account of my players, my league
png fm particularly proud of Andy
High, who filled ln for .Adams at:
third. '
'The umpiring was good and'
bad in spots. Bill Klem, however.
worked perfectly in every game.
He‘s the best umpire in the major
ieagues. So long, boys, and thanks." i
Gabby -rushed into the room
where the jubilant Cards, singing
end yelling, were pulling off their
egrr-ying congratulations from the
53-year-old leader of the conquered
Kenesaw Mountain Landis, Com
missionofof baseball- John A Hey
League; Branch Rickey, vice pres
' _ I ident and guiding genius of the
- ' Charl°ttet0\' Cardinals. and a flock of others.
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and because I am a loyal Philadel-
phian and wished to take a third
successive world's series back to
that city," he said-
AT HUGHES'_
CURNERTUEQ
seo “one novil malt" ao his _
hair-raising stunt atop of il -
pyramid of tables and chairs i
balanced on four bottles on i.h¢
roof edge of Hughes' Drug S10”
at 12 o'olool noon, Tuesday.
"Dara Devil Darllt" will IP-
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this mek in the Big I-‘rec VIII-
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