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Qolvmiisslrs PARK, st. Louis,

Mo., Oct. 2.-led by a fleet young rookie outfielder, John “Pepper” Martin, who almost single handed shattered the spell of big George Earnshaw’s pitching mastery. the St. Louis Cardinals rode to triumph Over the world champion Athletics today on the,crest of a sensational shutout performance by "Wild Bill" I-Iallahan. '

Hialiahan, for the second straight

year, blanked the champions of the baseball universe, holding them to three singles and winning by 2 to 0 in a sensational duel with Earn- shaw, who tamed all but the lib- iquitous and rabbit-looted Martin. The triumph squared the World Series at one victory apiece, as the warring forces wound up their opening skirmishes in the west and headed for Philadelphia to resume on Monday a battle that has sud- denly become a toss up again.

IIITTING SENSATION

Martin, a hitting sensation from

the outset, ran his total up to five hits in two dwys, scored both Car- dinal runs as a result of fast base running Bhd gave I-lallahan the margin of victory that the gallant southpaw protected in a dramatic, exciting nnlsh that saw the Ath- letics stopped in the ninth inning with the bases full. Although his ch-:nge of pace baHled them and silenced for the most part the blk bats of Cochrane, Simmons and

Foxx throughout the game, Holla-, sons infield out out Martin ohléhempien managed io emerse 11 victoria park E now me centre 5; han's wildness put him frequently third and Pepper raced home on‘15t"°1‘° 1° the 3°°d' “1th°“5h she interest in local sport. Each day in hot water. His flnal.jam was in Gelbert's sacrifice bunt to'Earn-’1`€il1i1f¢d S111- The f°1`111e1' Ulmed some foul- football Squads gn the ninth and “Wild Bill" needed shaw. Big George was og |,ElEncE_'St1tes' star laid a stymie in the through strenuous practices on one all his courage to pull safely when he fielded the ball, tossed‘11111i11 111111 WWI W111 8 P91' f°111` f° or other of the fields, west Kent

through a situation ihat threat- too high to Cochrane and Ma1rtln|Mlss Kirkhamfs five. The latter was and Queen Square from 3 n~c|nEk ened to bust up the ball sane- He Siid safely under the o-tcher. Mar- i iW° up at the turn] till 4, and P. w. c. and the Abeg- lhad turned back his foes in the tin was the only Cardinal to get as, M“1¢111Z 11 51519113 °°meb“°1'~ M1's'1 weits lat/er in the afternoon. fifth inning with the bases full ia-r as third base otherwise. Wat- F'1`11S91` 1°°k three hm” 1" 9 WW The latter teams in a' number of and one out as Earnshaiv hit into kins doubled with one out in tlle11111d 111611 11°1V°d "V0 15° lead he’ joint work-outs are shaping up well. B double play. iirst and Frisch did the same ihing|0DIJ0H91“1t by 0119 11010 011 9116 14if11~ Yesterday the Red and Black clan _ Foxx walked at thc start of the in the sixth, .but the bats of Bot-i F1`0i11 H1911 011- 11°WEV€1`» S116 W” held one ofthe mostsuccessful prac- ninth. Dykes also received a pass., tcmley and Hafey were ineffective f°1'C€d 10 110W 120 UW SUP€l'10l‘ P1915’ tices of the year thus far. “Huck"| :i-inliahans seventh free ticket ofi in these opportunities. of Miss Kirkham, who annexed the o'Nelll, at his old position or full 'the game, after Miller filed to Ha- _ H roy. nib williams, young and overl scam-: sim-"rs 'ro rim.Lv 516th with a mr three. The 17th ous times. both to tackle and to re- anxious to come through in the The Athletics left for home im-fll/as 1181i/Cd Bild Miss Kirkham i001! ileve dangerous situations with a

pinch, struck out as he lunged for' mediately after todays game. The; the 18th, thereby winning two up- punt. "Huck" showed mid-season, a bad ball and then Connie Mack Cardinals depart tomorrow noon,1 JU<iEm€rit and f01'm-

EEE5 Jim Moore up to hit for ryching philadelphia Sunday Uh- _1 THEIR CARDS “Brick” Gormley is still the speedy Eamshaw. Therc was a wild yell as less one team or the other captures - illllfiel' BS Of ll0I'e. Mid Still Hives

Moore also swung and missed thei three in a row at Shibe Park, the _Miss Kirkham out.. 445 443 465-39 tackles or would-be tacklers uncom- thi,-5 sh~ik@_ The' Cardinals and series will be continued in 5t_ l;,0nls,Mrs_ Fraser out .. 355 444 574-41 fortable moments. He got in a

'the crowd thought the game was next Friday. Miss Kirkham in .. 758 454 354-43,number of long runs yesterday and "1pver. Catcher Jimmy Wilson hadl , f Mrs. Fraser in 445 455 455-4l;showed'his usual precision in pass- 'ioked thc bali up from the dirt Box sconas 'rho defending champion °»11d|ins.

and thrown to third base in a spir- it of triumph, but the A's were kept

fniert by their sideline captain. Ed- '

Idle Collins, and Moore raced to ilrst sa_`ely. to fill the bags.

_1 ' PULLED Bom-:lt ." Wilson had overlooked the form- i_1nllty of throwing his man out at ;nrst, since he had picked the ioltth up from the d'rt. For the next ilew moments all was chaos, but Zbaptain Collins saved the situat-

lim momentarily for the champions. Totals ......

_§nd the umpires sent the Cardinals fback to their positions. Max Bishop

:came to bat with opportunity beck-_ lbning him, but his pop foul towardi AB R the left field boxed on the right; Bishop. ao

ileld line, Bottomley charged over.i

'dnade a s ctacular catch for the'

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Qlnal out and half tumbled over thai

_flencc into the arms of spectators.,

ti Even the scorers were groggy un-1 Her the effect of these lightning-

that was at

*st charged against Hallahan, foil is low pitch, though it was also]

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'tc'y thick of the iight. I-Pllahan

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nabby Street’s Red Birds Make :. Sensational Comeback In Sec

f ond World Sei-ieS_ 'ronoN'ro, ont., oct. 2. (sy the

Canadian Press)-Emerging victor-

_-M ious today in hard fought contests

men to gain the verdict over with worthy opponents, Miss Maur. Eamshawu °

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Big George, who beat the Car-

dinals twloe last October and blank- ed them for 22 consecutive innings,

mowed on] sl ns golf over the rolling and hazardous

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but neither he-nor his teammates °

could control the energetic young ci

Mr. Martin, who went on E Spree °

decided after the two United Stat-

on the bases with an exhibition that made the great Mickey oooh- T rane look a trifle foolish. Martin scored what proved to be the de- cisive run in the second inning. With one out, he made a two base hit out of a drive to left field that Al Simmons juggled just long en- Ollsh for the fleet youngster to slide safely into the middle bag. With Jimmy Wilson at bat, Martin made a clean steal of third, slid- 111E into the bag face forward un- def Dykes, who was obliged to leap high for Cochrane’s pool- th,-°W_ The Deppery youngster strolled home on Wilscn’s long fly to Mule

Haas in centre. _

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Earnshaw held the rest of the

Cardinals in check until the sev-

G0lF FINAL” _ T 0 D A Y

en Orcutt, the defending titlehold-

~ er, and Miss Marjorie Klrkham, will

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ship and the Duchses of Connaught Cup.

An impressive display of skillful

osedale coursegave Miss Orcutt, f Englewood, N. J., a one-up de- slon over Miss Virginia Van Wie f Chicago. The match was only s store had battled over the full' 8 holes. l Staging a splendid ilnish. Miss

Margery Kirkham of Montreal, Can- adian close chempion -eliminated her courageous opponent, Mrs. W

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G Fraser of Ottawa The all Can adlan match also went to the 18th

een before it was decided. The argin in favor of the Montreal

girl was two up.

The contest between the can-I

i adians was keenly plzyed with now' one and then the other in the! lead. Both were at the top of their form and play was of a high ca`l- ibre.

The three-times /United States

open champion started in fine

‘fashion to score a birdie three on the first. Miss Klrkham came rlilhii back however, to score a birdie four

9111511 1111118, which Martin opened with a line single to left field. Still very much at large. Martin stole

1118 so far away from the mark that Williams was unable to make a. izesiiire at teasing the runner. wil-

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_on thc second and even the count. The next three they hilved and ‘then Miss Kirkham, playing a par Igame, annexed two in a row to take a two-hole advantage at the

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hundreds of years old. It is known

battle. First one and then the famous "heeiers," on the front line, other took thelead with the issue was full of pep and enthusiasm, and always in doubt. Both were driving| was as difficult to stop as ever. His Isplendldiy and clever approaches 1\ee1B BDD¢iil` $0 11lVB 10511 110116 01 - di ti ad ve hole their °“““111s.

The defending champion was for his deadly tackling and clever hover behind in the last line, nl- handling and kiekins of the hall- thoilgh the match was tied at the Ebbie was ever ready to step into eleventh and 17511 hole, any breach in the many elliergcllcies

which occurred yesterday.

man, of last year's team, and who

Miss om," out __ 375 453 453-39 will be remembered for his scoring. Mus van wie out __ 455 343 554.35 and hard following of the ball, ap- Miss Oren” in _ __ 455 355 354-43 peared on the gridiron yesterday for

545 455 355 43 the first time this season He ap-

Mlss Van Wie in - -

pears fast as ever, and was at all

the Abegweit football horimn in

_ Harry Richardson, Bill Fitzgerald,

ill McIntyre and "Eli" LePage.

P.)-Wesley Jansky, retired farm- B f _

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er, uses a razor believed to be s_t;o‘:;i_:°:e;°_;“:_§e°;‘;I_;'_°?_:1;»£1;

tn n inn! and only nn, Quick to grasp the fine points. Fits-

as 0 0 B _ ,, __ _ th _ _'_ gersld, former West Kent star, 19"” "”°""” ° "°" ' rn ed sid bio ol i tho

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third rtriire, inter was rronilod Totals as o 3 24 ia 0 The we bemthe W°fdS- '°°1_ ,mor wk nm whne Bn, Mc_

I and the mispiay charged agzinstf x-Moore batted for Earnshaw §;i;nt;D_l\1iii;':; s;i;te;l2 b:'”t4ll_e cu - I__________ formerly of Queen Equus'

".Wi1»°n- 1" “‘“"" 1’ ’ ' ' ' did :ood work behind tho roi-um.

_» UMMARY s_ mm 6 and got the ball away with lots of -_ worm or STUFF THE S ____ ____ ________ on E_____________ __ mn. Ai-renrult, on the hnli line,

;ii wildly yelling heme wwe °f°W‘1i 1 _ on H§n_______ ,I ' ' ' nimeni-ed to be a player of promise.

fo' 35,947 cash customers nearly 4,000 Score by innings. st k __-B E. In 5. vnu, una' u m,w.,,d_ mm, shy of a capacity turnout. remain- Philadelphia. (Al) _ ooo ooo o0o,w tai; ggi”-om!! H13! avl.H“_. nnemnd “nn in umm" by ,nn ed to the final thrilling moment St. Louis (NL) 010 000 100 I . 6?. 0?. me of "isnt md ,pmt _

' til' s. game that served as a pulmotor Philadelphia, AL) -0 lshsn, 2.

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CONNIE MACK _.` __ GEORGE EARNSHAW BILL IIALI..-iiIAN ships of Nova Scotia and New C_ l,n¢l¢li;i,,~l_ _-5 __ A¢111¢¢1¢ Leader Losing Pitcher Wlniiéng Piiciirr Brullsivlck by defeating tllc West- l) can-iofm gl,

,___ `*' _ "j" ` *--'*_~-~-~---- v11le.N-S~.i¢nm here this niierneen |c_ punonr, cf

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_ ST. STEPHEN, N. B., Oct. 2.- E. Cormier, lb _ _ With hits and errors replete on both B, lvllliainf, rl _

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,EM O v 151131911 11315; p.mct1cc11.1ng.ug°'_. _ 11001* me 11151* Same bi’ 11 5°°f€ °f Ilrehnhii, c

lo..i. o thi. playeis ivllo vill be

loilcrccl lower stipends will evexltu- 12 to 4 at Wesmue last Wcdncsdas MCD°““1d’ C

- ,__n_ __ _ _ _ __ _ _ __ _ |'i`hc locals are ilow eligible to nlcct ME_t1,CE,,n_ 2|,

(By Tec.) . "Pat" power. me heavy and of tile OLi.o\'.'ii and Philadelphia pious for me Maritime _mm _T _'Us 3

Aliegwelis vs.l'iioha-_vlis ing considerably and is in spleildidl mm: me" ma” they “°°d~ It may sho-@1955 until the Seve-nth ihhlhg i S, nt h 1

_ _ ' '.l::voi\fe into il case of "bc’>gal's not . ' 1 ' .‘ "11 "n

°°11d1i1°11- H15 iR°1~1111l§ 1-. US 0V€‘1» _ __ __ _ __ E' when they pushed their three runs Vnnsiom rf

By virtue of their walk-over tilts Sneeiaeulel `m"g "°°`1m’11 ‘md fe 1‘°°1‘°~`1s‘"S1 across the marc. The locals out the iiitcliol end `

with Westville, the St. Stephen Mo- hawks are now New Brunswick- Nova Scotia baseball champions and incidentally have won the right to meet our own Abegwelts in the fin- al playdowns for the Maritime title.

The writer has received no official

info with regard to the play-of! dates, etc., but is naturally inclined to figure that the opening games will be played in Charlottetown, commencing Monday. However, this may be only a hunch, but neverthe- less, the fans are hoping that the "little World Series" will open on the local diamond.

Football

back, was ca ed into action numer-

“Duke" Dixon, one of last year's

Ebble Larter is again conspicuous

George Ayers, the speedy centre

lmes a scoring threat. _ Some new blood has appeared on

speedy wing man, has been practis-

The Red and Blue a2,gi‘:',;.\tion ol

Another Abegweit practice will be held this afternoon at 5 o'clock. i

The Big Carnival .

Monday__week the Forum will be

the home of a Community Carnival and Merchants' Exhibition. It is going to be just what the name implies a. Community affair.

the exhibit of the products which they handle, and the interior of the

and this feature alone is certain

be all the other amusements incid- ental to a fair of this kind.

The proceeds will go towards ihc'

maintenance of the Abegwcit hockey team, and the public by this means _ 'have an opportunity of contributing 1 to the success of the local team this 1 coming winter.

Those who attend thc Camival- Exhibition are certain of getting the f

worth oi’ whatever money they spend. Nothing is being left uilclonc to make it a big time.

sides, st. Stephen lvlollswks won the /i, Mnrslinll, cf, D

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Trimmed Westville Yesterday In

Deciding Game 12 To 3-Will Now Play Abegweits Fort Maritime Ch amp ion ship.

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Many of the city's prominent busi- 1

I ness concerns are taking booths for

rink will resemble tile main build- 1 teams if the were held u in lea uc 1g c wo hours, 1 llililiitcs Um-

] ing at the Exhibition grounds when _| games by l;)l'ansport:itioi!l failuies. ~ Westville AB R H P0 A E _ am 1 0 the show opens. ‘No objection to the withdrawal of *“""'_WW‘W_ .____?______m_

On the purely amusement side_,Chai'lottetown from the Prince Ed- revealed by newspaper accounts,

something unusual is being offered I ward Island League is expected from 1 is lower than in yeals, Drobabli’ the Dilb11C- E1B11ii HDS V11U<i€vi1iGiSumnlel'side. The latter, it is stat- due in pa;-t to the fact that the acts have been booked direct from 1 ed, is this year unable to put a team i teams have met before and lnrgc-1 receipts at amateur gains.; :ilw ex- New York. It is seldom Charlotte- on the ice which it feels can win ly to the fact that n lot of fansl town sees vaudeville of any kind games from the Abbies, and is pre- have not the money to spend. 1

Frank Boucher First of the Hold-

Outs 1

the threatened hold-out wilr bc- tween the players and owners of til National Hockey League, Frai Boucher of Ottawa declining to s.; with the New York Rangers at salary 25 per cent. less than he l celved last year. Others may m1 a similar decision if the magm attempt to reduce their salaries.

Boucher is very much in i

driver's seat in his argument wi Colonel John S. Hammond, becau. the Rangers cannot afford to loo his valuable services. Since he wa:. sold_ to this club for $15,000 by th: Boston Bruins Boucher has been one of the best centre men in the league, and it was he who turned the tide against Monti-cal Maroons in thr 1028 Stanley Cup series. lt hu been known for some tin:

that, from a financial point of viri sll' is not well at Madison squn_ Garden, the Chicago stadium an the Detroit- Olympia, and naturoll retreuchment has been favored. Uli- llke others, however, Rangers did psy their players large salaries, mf: like "Ching" Johnson, the Cool. brothers and Boucher receiving

9118061] ply. Detroit 15nd Chicago

1 ',- 1 b k i thel Run bztted in-Wilson, Gelbert. rane, Miller, Williams 2. Esmshsw.

ii ails and put them sc n Two _:ne h_“_Watk_m_ Mama’ wud _wh Hmmm

Frisch. Stolen bases-Martin, 3.

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inert Double stark om ne ein bm- mow: f

skin total Play-Frisch to Cielbert to Bottom- sn. (AL) at second best. Kim There are still several vaClI\¢1¢l|0‘0i°°k. Returned men given the,

worm champions' m (1 B la t he1ley (ND at third boss. 1 _ on the Guard of Honor. Uniforms preference. Ncibody under 5 ft 7 in.: L »- 9

y love u accept, ini, iiitlldiawal me Prmce Edward Island __n:_m_

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clubs having gilcil tlic other eight _ . _ , 0 ,

,olden llciivcsi days wlll bc ovcr.

pioncii- ln heavy salaries it is Nelson Stewart, who sigilcd wit.: filo Mou- ireai Maroolls, gcztiilg $16,500 for Lilrce years. 'l`1lcii St. 1’.1tricl:'s of Toronto went gunning lor nlateilal and handed out two luscious three-

This aftelnoon, Westville was held

game on ice in the second inning,

_ Prince of Wales as usuu; playocl ici-3,; _hu 1"‘L°1`°5‘"‘1g to mfau that me, driving iii foul' runs. Tiley :idclcd l

and heady football, and co-operut-_\il "`“[‘““' Club °“m11S Lmouudcd me two in the third fourth and sixth 1 U » ,

well with the Red and Black. lmckc-1' “Wm 1““1L1"Ly°°"3 WMS ag° innings each and one i111 the slxthE11C11Wn1 ,U Coaches W. J. McDonald anii_Si:.i“1h°" they pam Cach of me Patrick and eiglitil iraiiles. n i 11111150111 Af 11 Clair Trainer are optimistic, and i>ut'.1”°“‘°"s' ”1"“”1‘ ‘md L°““"» th” “le” The lvlohawirs nicked ivesti-lilo i M

the tenmn tnmngn strenuous v_,o,_k_' stupendous sum of $3,000 for ii short _nt'cne__s for __igntee__ hits' me Mi___ I C°f1€1'- Cf

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seasons cnml£il'lii.l _ Tl ‘ _ ..

°“t5~ 1 1’ 1g_ ‘L “ext ers securing nine. Six errors were

cllalked up for St. Stephen and sf. \'-

on for the visitols. The "-\'llile:'s" had three pitchers in the box, with "Howdy" Clark doing the full niiic innings for the locals. Maxwell started tilc pitclxiiig for

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year contracts, Bill Carsoil leading' me v'isno_,s_ but he was ____k____ out 5111111 C0ff¢‘l>'. 4. Moffat. Pi1rCeil

with $22,500 alld Irwill Bailey being a good second with $17,500.

1 the tide and Richardson was sub- 0

The Halifax Herald says; Adillis sion of Cliarlottetowri to tile New Brunswick Hockey League was on an assurance that an indemnity would be paid by that club to other

pared to enter eithcr the intermedi-

aftel' four innings and replaced by]

Marshall. Marshall failed to stem"

` i stltuted for him. He also was liai-

I ted hard.

Mel-eaii Tivo base hits, Williams Marshall, Vansionc, Coffey 2. Lcfl li bases, Westville 10 Et- Stephen 10. Base on balls, off Maxwell 1 l'li:lial'dsol'i 1, Clark 1. Hit by pitch-

Boies 2, Vanstonc l, Clark l.

1 _ `Sii.i'i_1ck out by Marshall 1, Clark 9.

THE BOX SCORE

Losing pitcher M:lx_\\‘r'li_ Time 01

pires-Foley and Mclsoac.

key team iroiil tilal. cill' will have oil local amateur hockey. 'Ihc gate

pcctcci the coming season to Show

il increase, but some of till' amat-

llockey ailtl1orlf.li~s arc oi` tile

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. 120 have e arent drawing power- nie or another senior league. 1 Are wondering ,_ opinion that without nl~ofr.<slohui B¢31C19-S me V9~“deV1119 111010 ‘V111 ' hockey as an incclltlvc, it will be

Interest Not So Great Ottawa fans are wondering ivhati l1:ii'd to retzllii the llrescill, iizilateui'

Iiltcrcst in the world series, as cilect the retirement of the pro hoc- 1 slrmdzlrci.

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