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GLACE BAY, N. S., Sept. 9
,.1'armoiitii Gateways were re-
¢,,m|iig home today with vic-
"¢,,,,~ in the Nova Scotia. bue-
'yall championships almost cer- I
1,1" and it second straight win -
in 3 three-out-of five series I
,-11|, Dominion Hawks to their i
p-edit. `
.Yesterday they rocked Do-
')iinion’s hopes of recovery
Wm l-`ridoy's defeat in the first
“me of the series with a de-
rgii-, 4-1 pummeiing before a.
Fllery oi’ 2.000, and sailed on
wards it probable meetingin
the Maritime championships
|-ltli the survivors of the New
gi-iinswicii series in which St.
gtephen-.llilitown Kiwanis have
pig some lead over St. John
I, .\l. C. l. Maroons.
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3 Impressive \
highly ns they were Friday,
teways gave an even greater,`
ression of their strength yes-,
ay .is they came from behind
it when it seemedl likely thei
in Breton champions woilld take ,
1. second game of the series. 1
Another fvutuie in the defeat of
li lluivks was some smart strat-
-. on iii.; part of Manager Ernie
:liiisliaw of the Gateways when
,le surpriseti everyone by placing
ills Blilii on the mound. Thci
“ingc cf pace told heavily on the
litivls score sheet, and leaves
.1 "int young Pumey Fuller li
ce to clinch the series when
-- next game is played in Yar-
ui th Tbllizsday,
ll'ltht1'lc ilnwlts banging out two
Jin in the first. after Bain had
Clio out, it looked as if the
t e would develop into a frec-
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" 1"- Yankees used home runs
`  Louis today to win the 10118
/. short; of a doubleheader, def
' St. Louis Browns in a 14-
opener 6-5, then taking a
g sunset edition 2-1.
The second game was w
ii Gehrig’s 45th home run
ason. which scored Rolfe.
Selkirk, Yankees outfield,
r the full trip in the 14th
the first game, ending a
at had been scoreless fr
ghth inning when the
red two runs to knot th
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Hui 'rrosiry knocked out nts aznu hurling of their Star south-
honier of the season in the fgstlpaw, Harry Larter, with an
game, bringing two-men across e ' - - ~
plate ahead of mm |airtight display when their
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It took Lynwood (“Sch
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"pf, » ‘__  ‘  nings to squelch the stub
` »- f _;_»_\=”' `\, `   sistance of Boston Red S
//( >  _ " s ' .1 . -£“'~"' gain a 5-4 decision in
' / \ , opener at De ro
‘ ` ‘ With 28,000 fans cheering
°_£)___ _ _.,`_s___`_ _.'- __  A 4.'  tl
AQ’ `  `” ' tary shnkiness early in t
' “ ' and came through with
 victo of the season.
The Red Sox got, ll
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'ie Schoolboy shook off a
Rowe one more than t
were able to collect off
trolt. however, packed m
unch into et big fourth in
in hi h fo r runs were
The Indians' ability to make'
home runs in the pinches enabled-
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fi‘.i.l.i.i.’;‘lu.2 1333. .l’..3‘.tl.§’;ii..°..§ 2 Lorier. Wmiuug Hurl-
ln the opener and 6-5 in the night-t
cap at Cleveland.
A homer by Earl Averill in the
ninth inning tied the second game
for the tribe and in the 10th'
Johnny Burnett won the game with
a home run when two men were
Davie Harris' 10th inning double opponents ha? men 0" the
gave washington s 2-1 victory over sacks, Burhoe s Grocers cap-
the White Sox lri the Sewud Him tured the Industrial Baseballl
the Chicagoans had pounded out an
11-3 victory in the opener. th _
settling s pitchers' duel between play-off victory from the w
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Backing up the brilliant
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Veteran manager of the Phlliitiel-
orid series in the offing, only to be
el’ W0!! their lhlfd Straight out of the running. Plilissieiphlo is
eil down on the league table this
old Alex McColl and Phil Gallivan, east end HawkS_ The score Ytur. being next tothe bottom.
that saw each allow onl one un-l
earned run during the regulation'
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Flour home runs featured the op-
ener. Circuit rloiits by Harris and it
Fred Sflhlllbe helped lllve lvlflhle tween two crack southpaws and
as 2.0, it being the cham-`
As was the case in the first game 't
was strictly a. hurling duel be-_
time, Harris’ two baggei' scored Os- l3l0hS' S€C0l'iil Sl`illl0lll Win Of
sie Bluege, who had singled and the series, ‘
advanced on Stcme's sacrifice.
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Weaver s. 3-2 lead in four innings. once again Bolger of me Hp_wk5»
of a. doubleheader at Chlvugo. after L ague title for 1934 when ,phia Americans. who sees another
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but Zeke l3w“l‘“'5 ZW* "°““d` was forced to accept defeat after
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Amiro 2b  ... 1
H. Horton ss .... 1
Goudey. cf  .. 0
LeBlanc lf  . Ol
Venlot ri   0.,
fling ofi_iir. However, after the
wks had swung into it lead for'
iflrst time ill the series, Bain
'lied dswii to give nlinost as goodil
1 ixhiliitioii as the great Cople
I Itlnc in the series opener, Bain'
- .rd but foul- blows during thcl
’t.onIy two after the first inn-
g, while his teammates wercl
"inf: lanky Lincoln Gills for
ii hits to curil every rlln they
 Bain went on to strike out
tarztl rvtirc thc last, twelve
t.. to face him during the game
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lthiry McMullen, stocky Hawks’
tlimwiilzill. was their only hit-
lItllet'o_ :intl was tho only Ong to
Miter Bains offerings. I-le put
lliounlon into tlic lead ln the first
lien his long llireebngger sent
iitcller Gillis home after Lincoln
"' ilu! himself on third with u
"' ll"-$9 “'i\ll0l1. It was the only
' for thc homesters,
_Yamiolith tied in the second
lil B sqtlceze play on Doug H9;-_
tmlriple :ind Bains magnificent
lcriiiec biint: moved nheodl in the
lllli on Aniii~o’s single, stolen base,
iliswriiisr hit by copie Leblanc.
f°“l"'l_lli Willy by the Gateways
"lf 01311111 put the issue beyond
lllli. as Lcillanc opened with his
il llit of thc game, tcok second
" V"“l‘li 1011: clout to right.
 120112 Horton hit into n
ll4“l>-flv with Venlot. being nip-
wbti. ,siconti although Cople was
will rvricli third, With two out.
Wi-_ l'i`l:nt'tIod by many as it
my; `l’l€llf’_r than Snilokey .Ice
If it-its __-till unable to halt the
mul”-‘-“ _"l“l?'i'.V march, and Bain
'° -'i hir: doilbie to centre to|
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Bain p  0
Boyd 3b   1
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R. Sloan so ..... 1_
Boone 2b  .. 1,
Gillis p  .- .. (lj
McMullen lb .... 0,
Hall rf   0|
J. Sloan lf 
McKlnnin c ~- ..
Gouthm 3b 
Campbell of  |
Totals
Score by Innings
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123 456 789
Yarmouth  010 010 020
Dominion  100 000 000
SUMMARY
Earned Runs, Yarmouth 4, Dom-
lon 1. Three base hits, McMulienh
Gillis, D. Horton. Two base hit
Bain. Struck out, by Gillis 9 by
Blilri 8. Base on balls, Gills 1. Hit
by batter, Bain 1, (R. Sloan). Wild
pitch, Gillis. Double plays. Bain to
I-I. Horton to D. Horton, Ray Sloan
to Boone to McMullen. Stolen bases
Amiro, 2, Sacrifice hits, Hall and
Bain. Left on bases, Yrirmoutli 8|
Dominion 6. Umpires, Martin atl
plate, Lewis on bases., Time of
game, one hour and 55 minutes.
CAPTURES TITLE
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s/i1N'r JOHN, N. iz., sept. 9-?
Hampstead Rangers captured thi'
New Brunswick soccer champion-
g-f_fl`:\:ir_ _i,?,_gf.;__,_ singya by;/Iltito R/‘ngcrs 6 2
w|11ssi111uis’S fb if Wifi 1-0
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(C.I‘. By Gii:\rd‘an‘s Special Wire) 'ig n 8' on g 5 feat being chalked up against him
MONTREAL, Sept. 9~A veteran C
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Pease, leader of the team from the
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Sen ors Go Society of Great ,Pm5bu,gha_1_0 victm-y_ head of tl-ie batting com ng up Lester Stoefen, the giant Cam_
ritain. today is first holder of the -
Founders' Cup. but up for oompet- 0
ition by members of the senior 1,
golf teams of Great Britain, Can- IF
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drizzllng rain, Saturday turned tu
a. smart 74, over the south course of n
Royal Montreal golf club to win 'bl
ates the men who founded the three 'B
Senior associations. '
At the same time the North Am_ 'singles shutting them out in the Boston  000 100 100-2 4 l. Box SCORE
:opener and Van Mungo permitted Cleveland  012 000 00x--3 4 2
being R. W, smith whose 32 was :three safe blows as he wielded thc; Ostermueller and Hinklc, Legett; G
hitewash brush in the secondll-Iudlln and Berg.
erican title was decided, the vfgfor
more than suffkicnt to dethrone 
lUSt ,VP""`° \"  R. W. Lees who '3
had a. card of 88. ‘
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 body is asked to be on hand for they S _ 8 new Briils li 01' TEC" be required to take physical exercise SHUBENACADIE. N. S., Sept. 9.-
 " "’ Worlwut- l\0l'9 lodhl’ by T€mHlhll'i€ lll l'hC ill' under supervision for more than a Halifax Pirates defeated Truro Mar-
Z./nnréwnhi
  
ae I  3”’ S d Hawks 6 Grocer 8 erratic shotmaklng, Allison and
Y 0%\\»\\Ci“ .  f , t a n l n g Umriires-At the' plate. Geof Smefen were “ °°“l’l° °‘ °"°“lY
_ °_  . (Francis: on the bases Johnny matched battlcrs who were knock-
C\Q eg)  I ____ 'squmbriggs md D__ Dougm ing each other down on over the
. <\ _   /' I (A. P. by Guardians Special Wire). place and might have continued
.Q ob ' ‘r ' ____ ‘ Home Runs Yester_d.ay:_ Trosky‘ BY INNINGS doing so for many more hours if
Ar* 1 Indians' Averill, Indians, Burnett 123 456 .789 R H E darkness hadnt stepped in
v P l H k., t < _
~ m,;rg§;`ata:|1;_ game B e P cc Selkirk. Yankees; Berger, BPM/95. _ Cup officials and hurried overseas
____ Whitney. Braves; .lui-ges, Cubs; l Plan Ju ven I Ie to take St.oefen’s place on the
Suhr. Pirates' Strimi. Dodgers: doubles team as ooorgs Lows port-
f.
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 _ _  '; NEW wEsrivuNs'rlm, B_c__i/fore with the'former i-ecoi-tl of '1 hours,
 / ~D____,____ _ __ __ ____ ,___ ,.`_________ _H ,-_____,;,,__` ,,,,_,_ than DCU ships have toucli:cl this 22 mliiuirr'-_ sit lroi 3.11:/ hi' Fiyinz H. MILTON _ Custoz.; fiiiurss
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 After rantin two safeties in the
e  ‘first inging Lagrter, the winning Eliminated°
i- ill” lhurler, went on from there to hold _M _
, l ' the Hawk; hltless and runless for (By Edwud J' Nm' A“°°|°°°d
(A. P. By Guardians Stpecial Wire) the next eight fmmei It was B Press Sports Writer)
NEW YORK Sept 9 _ Lam’ eat exhibition or telling und it ‘A P BY G'““““““'° 5l’°°'-‘l W"°l
reneh ues loft-honiierbf Pitts-B A S E B A l_ I- 5' Pl . iionssr HILLS N Y, sept 9-
’ , 1 bl d th “ rtsid ’ to ' ' ' '
urgh Pirates, cut a slice off the gosnipialgz tie senfon vlxthousra de_ Darkness stepped in this evening
ia ts N tl al Lea ue lead here and wok up where ram had just
hamplons with five hits while Gus R E S U l T S the final sm es of the men; mm-
1 1 , _ 3
r "sh go fer J W Beaumont belted hl-912th l'1°m° ’“’;n°f ntl? sei* 3:1;   guotxergugnasgcliag ed States singles tennis champion-
'son in the ninth inn g g ve “st 1 ships
Benny Frey matched Mungo's First Game_
Coroiess pitching for six luniiiss of ; Philadelphia _ lol iio ooo-4 12 2
lille second game and lost in the Detroit;  000 010 200.4310 2
'i eventh when Joe Stripp hit it home Dlemch and Berry Angel-_ Hog- l J
  0 n e iiiindbfiliiliad singles by Cuccincllo and sem Marge,-ry and Cgchrann ‘
l i`E 0 C
_ 9 The Braves and the Cubs brokel second G',,_me__
  even in a doubleheader at Boston, Philadelphia _ 000 000 010_1 4 0`
the Cubs taking the opener 4-1 be- Detroit  200 090 00x_2 2 1
hind the pitching of Weaver and Cam ,md Hayes; Bridges and
a t u r a Tinning and the Braves coming back Hayworth
y to collect 15 hits and pile up a scorel
of 11-1.
, »New York  ooo 403 ooo-'1
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lc' P' By q“"“`dl““" 5F‘°“l“l Wlfel to have a perfect gay at bat in :hcl Bmw” and ‘lorgensl Eamshaw’
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thel 1 ei ~ » . ' “ 5 g ' I washington . 112 loo ooo__s
r pans to du for the ivorlds _
ivsltorwsignt boxing title. Jimmy 2,5 °“‘°” "lp °° me pm” he Walk st. Louis  ooi ooo ooo-1 s 3'
McLi=_rnin and Barney Ross picked ` -1 Burke and Bolton; Hadley. Mc
up the broken threads of training big'  d§;c;teg0,EIg§,_§}g;_§§f gb Afce and Grube.
today and bcgnn t° knead them mm Philadelphia. Paul Dean outpltched `
toouotch form. , NATIONAL LEAGUE
Pilshed bick from dny to dav from Eucl M°a'c_ and Austin Maore to win
ll1fliTl1urSflu_v riliht thiouiih Sotur- mf nxt 6 -LMC Bm W lk chicago ut New york cancelled. SUMMARY
hi S t cl b d t N»~ th my Ilmht' the “SMC tidbit fhmuy hlsnfiftll Zlilhiglll) tliumplll lfll‘C?l1olfn ml" ’ l Earned rlins Grocers
s p our u if :fefiiiio .r wus .hood on th 1 _ - or ‘ ' ' . - ru
_ _ _  __ ` Snmpdnv cvmmgc co cnflai I next lasting C,HtDav1s ,md_Sy| Johnson St. Louis at Brooklyn, double- batted ,nv Currie' MCQU '
--~f-;i~__-_- ____._-______-s;i_;-_if -_~_~i~~= and turiiiuii in a '7-3 triumph. hcildch C*‘“°°l""l» “ll” base hit, curl-ie~ stolen base- wil- Wm mm Klfbl’ Wm* ‘he Wlmlef-=|
_ It wus the first sunday double-, Pittsburgh at Boston. double- ,iam (3, Doyle’ ¢_ D,,,,,,,,,,,§ M¢_i°f the” two illsslfs Cumlnu wi
H header in major league history in, header. cancelled, rain. Quaniez 'htm QM Latter 2' on grips likewise on Tuesday in the»
_ Q . ' Philadelphia. and the second tilt was] Clhclhhnll at Phll“dell°hla" Bulger 7; base on balls off I'3olger second Sembfmal' The “nal ls'
  called in the eighth because of thci doubleheader, cancelled, rain. 12 (Mcnmisv McQuan_,e)" on Larterischeduled for Wednesday.
, six o‘clocik curfew law.
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H, Larter, p ._
Totals .........35 2 72713
Hawks
Doyle, 2b  0~
3 lioiilis, rf  01°
Kenslow. c 
Bolger, p ._ 
Stewart, ss 
Lawlor, cf 
7 1,11/fichsel, if 
@Callaghan, 3b 
` Donovan, lb _
Total . . . _ .
 32 0 22713 3
ling a brand of ball that would
' have won almost any other game._  S 
He was nlcked for seven safe hit.s,1`
three of them of the scratch var-
Cliw When he blanked the W°\'ll`l' Two errors in me Hawks ha” of finished three days of complicating
French scored his second victory) L9-flier Showed hl-9 melilile l'l°W9V¢I'. 1
ver the league-leaders in five starts, SATURDAY GAMES forcins the next two hitters in DOD ;’,‘,;}ftn'.I.;";‘B;  t:r?fg}’;’2 
yt outpittchiing Freldltswtrimmonsi  the third being an easy infield hours in a. quartepfmal match
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“da 5-‘ld the Uhllfelil States hi’-Vlllg ‘tltrzeg-rvllrtlile giench gave onlpy one AMERICAN LEAGUE Immediately after the game Pres- ‘gvlllgi igegavgldufgnhilttgheegaltli
hal`l°llC3ll-‘S Of 12 or 1055- `- lk and hit his opponent with a. ldent E. F. Acom presented the 8 9' e °
Beaumont-Pease. layln ln a llpvlgtchcd ball. Fifi* GUM- R H E. league trophy to Manager Tom the f°\1l‘ S€tS~ The scores were Al-
cincinnutrs lull-one Reds scored Boston  ooo ooi 0011-1 4 l Merurlsne, congratulating hlrn on ll-°'°“ M' "6~ “'9' 5'9~
o runs and only five hits in a dou- Clevelhnd .. 001 100 02X-5 14 0 his teams win and the capable way
eheader at Brooklyn and Brooklyn W- Feffell- and I-'e¥‘~`ll7 Pwfson in which he has handled his squad Fa" '° Play
this new trophy which cornineinor- 'Dodgers Scored ii double-vioivry 5-0 and £'2l'€.'~ su through the schedule. Fred Perry defending champion
Xld 3-0. ' »
Ray Benge held the Reds to two Second GBh1B-- "Um England Wh° WHS S¢h@Cl\1l9d
to entertain the crowd of 10,000 in
another quarter-final match with
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the fourth round completely with
0 two matches in which young
3 Frankie Parker, 18-year-old Law-
olrenceville student. played his finest
1 tennis of the season to eliminate
the giant invader, Roderlch Menzel
41 of Czechoslovakia, 3-6, 7-5, 6-3, 6-2,
and Vernon G. Kirby, South Af-
‘erratic Donald Budge, of Oakland,
2
0. will finish _their quarter- final
(match and Sidney B, Wood, Davis
gllower half of the brackets. The win-l
Perry will try again to get at Sutt/er,
2; ns and Frank _Shields United states
an_,c_ two second Davis Cup singles player,
who answered an SOS from Davis
the right to enter the finals for *he
Nova Senna iimini- hiuu-hall sham-
ills u s,
liff Sutter, New Orleans, never
alting of the Stoefen-Allison
The net progress was to clean up
can southpaw, outsteadied big but
alif.
Tomorrow Stoefen and Allison
up star. will meet Parker in the
ers will meet in one semi-final
uesday.
Resul¢ of Draw
In the upper half of the draw
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Kiwanis Come From
Behind to Clinch i
Game 4-3, After 1
Hard Struggle. ,
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SAINT JOHN, N. B., Sept 9
-Weil on the way towards a
fourth consecutive champion-
ship of senior baseball in New
Brunswick. St, Stephen-Milk
town Kiwanis are finding Saint
John Y. M. C. I. Maroons hard
nuts in crack in the provincial
final series. Kiwanis, Maritime
champions for the past three
years, required I1 innings to
defeat the Maroons 4-3 Satur-
day after a 12-inning struggle
Friday, when Kiwanis won 6-2.
With three wins deciding the
title, the third game will be
played lt St. Stephen tomor-
row. A fourth will follow on
Tuesday counting as an exhib-
ition in event St. Stephen-
Miiitown takes three straight.
.,Ti-ailing 2-3 at the end of the
fifth inning yesterday, Kiwanis
squared matters in the seventh.
The score remained deadlocked
until the 11th, when H. Boles
scored the winning run on Mc-
Intosh'.s single to left centre.
Y. M. C. I. gained an early lead
of three runs. 0'l'..eai-y crossed
home plate after Ross threw wid-
ely to the plate, and McGovern
scored on an error by Mclritcsh,
who failed to stop a short hit from
Trainor’s bat. M‘oGovem tallied ag-
ain in the fourth as Trainer flied
to right field.
The Kiwanis' guns started boom-
ing in the fifth. H. Boles singled to
centre, Coffey rifled a sharp
dou-ble and both scored on or single
by Ross. Moffatt, beating a throw
to the plate, injured his leg as he
slid home with the equallzlng run
in the seventh. He was pinch run-
ning for Purcell, who had singled.
With the bases loaded, Damery re-
tired t-he visitors by throwing Roy
Boles out from a prone position
after he fell in fielding Boles' hunt.
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Ross. rf 
Mitchell, 1b 
Godfrey, lb 
fb) Moffat. ss ..
McLain, c 
Purcell, lf 
H. Bibles, 3b 
Coffey, cf 
Mcfntesh, 2b 
Brownell, p 
(ct R. Boles 
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McGrattan. li' ..
Moore, cf 
Stanton, lb 
Damery, p 
Armstrong. 3b ..
Robinson. 2b 
Trainor, c 
Gayries. ri’ 
ral McGovern ..
(dl Masters  1
Totals . . . . . .
.. _ 41 2
a-Ran for Damery in 2nd and
6th; ran for Robinson 4th and 8th.
b--Ron for Purcell in 7th.
c-Batted for Gaynes in llth
SCORE BY INNINGS _
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'I‘r:ilito:‘_ Ross 2, Coffcv, Mclrtvsli:
Stolen bases-Ross. Miore. Stun-
ton. McIntosh: sacrifice hits-MM
Grattan. Armstrong. Trainor, H.
Boles. McIntosh. O'L.cnry; Two-
base hits-Coffey. Purcell; Double-
plieys--Coffey to McLain, Gavrirs
to Robinson tn Stanton: Struck out
-by Browno) 7. by Damerv, ii:
Base on l~:|` -off Damcry. 1. off
Brownell. 1: Left on bases-st..
Stotiherl 6. Y. M, C. I, B: Hit bv
pitcher-'Ross ibv Damcrw. Strin-
ton (bv 1-Zrnwnelltz Wild pitrh-
Brownell; Time of game-2 hours.
Umpires-Moffat tirid Morrissey.
SaintJo/in _/rs.
En te r Finals
With Royals
(C. P. by Guiirdii\n'ii Special Win)
ST. STEPHEN. N. B., Sept 9-
Dividing a double-header with St.
Stephen Royals yesterday, St. Pct-
er's of Saint John, won the right
to meet Moncton Royals in the fin-
als for the junior baseball champ-
lonship cf New Brunswick.
St. Peter's lost the aftemoon
game, 9-5, but came back in thc
evening to win 4-3. This gave the
Saint John team the se-mi-#final
series by two games to one.
Gregg Nickerson. St.. Peters
vounir hurling are won his s~r~nli"
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