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St. Agnes Wins Marltlme Title Mellish Lane, Hefty Halifax Hurl- er Great In His Team’s Victory

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a bunt to get on and ‘riddles Mar- chant smacked out a two bass drive to ‘wring them home.

It was the some trio that starixd, the scoring in the sixih, Lana reach- ing first on a pop fly that Copley dropped near the box, and Merchant sending him and Murphy across with l a torrid drive. Two more runs were pushed across in this frame and an- other in the eighth.

It was Lane's day and the day of

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GLOUCESTER, Mass, Oct. l5.- Thobaud and the Novausficogtlyfish- The race committee announced thiserman Bluenose, was calle ,off to- nioming that the second of the races day after the KWO bOHY-‘l between the Gloucester schoonerfifilwlelbd 8M m?‘ m1! 0! the Thehauld and the Lunenburg fisher- 1011m- man Bluenose would start as sched-i Thick Weather mail!!! if? difficult med a; 10 a_ m today; ifor them to find the markers, caused

A 25 mile northeast wind was U19 Pflsldlflllfimeflli- . blowing with every evidence of in- GLOUCESTER 00L 15- flTlle Tflm- creasing, there was a hem-y 1.31m pa radioed that 'I'hebaud rounded the

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EHJOYCd nvsucan-Macstvany _ In cum-l :b"xiclgc. Mass, Oct. 11. mo, by Rev. Stanley H. Addison, of the Pilgrim‘ Congregational Church, Margaret Macfiwein, of Hunter River, P.E.I.,

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559311153) pm)“ RANC“ ONE Halifax squad loosed an assault that scnt two men across the plate in 7634-10-l6-2i the fourth, four in the sixth, and

'---—--————~—'cne in the eighth, while Lane made ‘luse of forty-five unwasted strikes to

retire fifteen men by the strike-cu route and hold the :.=s from the fourth on. fanned every man to face him a

I l\.f.:1c.ci1 took an carly lcrul in the __ ‘second when Yvon LeBlanc hit for (“T”); STRAYED __ x “HA/Es three bflfiCS and came home on Hir-

nnd 2 _vc'.\r clzl helm. Fiirrler will u“ elwn Agqtpiqiv, hurlcr, had allowed TCCS-lO-IS-Si walked the bases full in the first, but pulled out of the hole by re- markable pitching. In the fourth the 7Si5‘10_16_3>,Nc'.\' Brunswick champions

two more across, one earned by the “flouting of the veteran Cummings, [the other on a second error at third. “‘"—' Lane singled and Murphy beat outlbfl5es_

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Copie LeBlanc, C. C. and

pushed

GLOUCESTER‘ Mass“ Oct 15,_ l2mile mark at 12.06.00,12minutcs {behind Bluenosc, indicating the Can- ‘adian champion was leading by a- lbut two miles. ‘Blucnose gained about. six minutes on the second leg. Her ‘average gain for the first.- l2 miles was a minute a. mile.

(fly Tom Ilorgun, Associated Press . (Staff ‘Vritcrj i GLOUCESSTER..Mnss., Oct. 1s__ Two angry skippers returned to port ‘tbniaht. angry with a race commit- 'tec that called off a. flshennerfs "MB 1h a 40 miles wind, a heaving isealand successive rain squalls that lat times limited visibility to 200 yards The angry Skinners Wore Calpwin Angus Walters, skipper of the Schooner Bluenose, champion of the Canadian fishing flcct, and Captain Charlie Johnson, “rho is Subsmuge skipper for Captain Ben Pine aboard the Gertrude L, Thebaud, pride of the Gloucester frshing fleet. Cap- tain Ben “w; Confined l0 a Bgstgn

the tail end hitters. Neither Fer- guson. Irvingnor’ O‘Brlen, St» Agnes heaviest hitters, were able to connect with Copie. The Moncton hurler struck out nine, but- he was no t match for Lane today, as the Hali- fax right hander completed a rec- ord unmatched in Maritime baseball I history. He has gone the entire dis- tance in sixteen and finished two of the eighteen play-off games needed by St. Agnes to carry the team throurzh the finals.

Today's contest was the fifth of the series with Moncton, each club having won two victories.

The score by innings:

Moncton .....010200000 St. Agnes . . . . ..0000040lx

E'atteries—~Cope, LeBlanc and Y. LcBlnnc; Lane and O‘Brlen.

Umpires-Ramsay, St. John. at the plate, O‘R.ourke, Springhill, on the

The International Fisherman's racing

this port, and the Nova. Scotia chal- lenger "Bluenose" started the ' sec- ond in their series of races for the Lipton Cup here today in a 25 mile northwest wind and a heavy rain.

Captain Johnson put the Thebaud over the starting line thirty five sec- onds after the starting signal and i_Bluenose trailed her by forty six sec- onds. Thebaud was heeled over so far that her keel was visible, as she drove past the committee boat. Those of her crew not otherwise occupied were clinging to her feel-ail.

35 Miles An Hour

The Blucnose came charging by like a mad thing in ‘rhebauds wake. ’I'he wind freshcned to thirty five

sue rcrzardiuz the cooperation of all .c'tizcns in the Dcpartzncuts efforts in conserve the water supply which

Cata- at the iarcsnnt time is extremely low. ten cents. Premcr Art Gul'd. 210 Vc-

icuo o: they are today.

All large consumers, both‘ commer- cial and domestic, are being callcdmvill be immediately investigated and ’,€,'0"—A;jl'f;i:1i;n personally by members of thc the . t m Gh._r_,'Coi1iiiiissioi1 requesting their assist- confidential. vw ftlwj rlsflrct. for 0H1 cs- l illY-‘C in reducing t: the lowest min- imum the consumplion of water by v Garages in particular" p.11, Argihave Iaeen requested to cease wash- ‘ing: cars and individual ourncrs r.‘ S. V. 10-6-7-3-11-14-16-18. .

‘ ihcic uficrs.

,cpcraie in this matter.

Nvvcr since ‘the installation of the pipes. system have troncllticns been as ser-

cutcutcbiles are hereby asked to co-l their continued cooperation. - a

TING CARD miles an hour turning the surface lllflnllf-"witllrer rrcuit-"rs lit-presenta- - "- ~-- ------__-—-____ of the sea m the whiteness of a ares 42o h sexes» c ce Persona Q . cotton new ' or st = c '. i - ' v2.12. mar.” 1t uatlqn stove-m. mi»- ' hook free liberal commissions. utes » after the start, Capt. “Ii-we fci complete information. Johnson was holding we- glut‘ g Art Gum; Alli; Yactiirlig, I ‘ v I baud in the lead. Thebaud was able r ~ - ~ . - Atftentoig L; tdlirectetd to the ad- The Commission wish to inform m point so c105,, to the. wind’ that —r—'"* —- —-_-—_——~~~——-————~- 2'21‘ women o m Ci y‘s Water Dc- the public that water being used for captain Afigus was unable to come UppifilllnlllCS IO!‘ MEI] pr-rtmcnt appearing in todays is- street sprinkling has for the past

up to weathr/ of the Gloucester boat. The Gloucester boat was handling the strong wind and the sea that was making up, remarkably ivell. Twenty minutes after the start there was little change in the relative positions of the schooners. Thebaua was lead- ing Bluenose by five or six boat lengths.

Bluenose was the first to emerge from the gloom to the view of those waiting at the six mile mark. Blue- nose rounded the mark first at 11:18.- 33 Thebaud followed Bluenose around .the mark more than six minutes later, at 11:25.08.

GLOUCESTER, Mass... Oct. l5.- The second race between the Glouc-

month been pumped from the river- Only sufficient water to prime thc pump on thc watering cart has been taken from the city stand

The Commissionl urill be grateful to any citizen informing the office cf any needless waste. Such cases information

treated strictly

The Deparment sincerely appre- ciates the efforts of many citizens ‘who have already greatly hclpedvin conserving the supply and ask for

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{RIcEKWLLIATIS-Al; Mi. St."l'.\"l". Oct.

1112'». i920 71's.". Ilfizrlcl M0‘ ‘l' "" zl ff. Funeral ‘Thursday

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MURRAY-At Tyrone Lot 65 on

IIOct. l5, 1930. Mr. James L. Murray.

MAE EDWADS .F‘ilncrnl Friday morning at ll o'clock '

‘w st. Anus Church, Lot s5.

o ‘WHITE-At the City Hospital, Oc- ‘tuber 15th, Catherine Koughan, aged 40, dearly beloved wife of Edward

iwhite of Donagh. Funeral notce

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,CI.A'RK-At her home in Plttsfield, _Mnss., Oct. l4, i930 Mrs J. N. Clark ‘oldest daughter of the late H. C. Green of summon-side.

MURRAY-At Tyrone, Lot 65, Wed- nesday morning, October 15th, James J. Murray. Funeral Friday moming’ at 0 o'clock to St. Ann's Church, Lot 66.

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‘PEAKE-ln this City on October l0, ftr- Mr. and Mrs. Cyril E. Peake. 34

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' I lllentral Guardian RECEIVES SAD NEWS-Word

has been received by MLg Davida Baker of the sudden death of her

general interest taken by wide-awake farmers in taking advantage of 5111p- ping club organizations for market- ing their surplus stock. Mr. Baird says. The fact that there is such an increase shown would prove that the

schooner, Gertrude L. Thcbaud of

hospital, suffering from a sinus in- fection, but he left his sick bed to listen for reports of the race. Captain Angus had the greater cause for complaint, for in the bad going, Biuenose had piled up a laud of more than two miles at, the 12 imiles mark. The committee called the race off as the two scliooners and the committee itself, ucrc scurch- lng for the l8 mile mark in a. rain squall. Bluenoses inability to find the mark gave Tliebaucl time t0 come

mittee hoisted the recall signals.

Two Men Go By The Board l . Some idea of the stormy condii-l ions that prevailed may be gained from the fact that two members of ' the Baudl; crew went by the board. One wave that boarded the Baud carried Corlin Powers with it. The next carried him back. Kcliog Birds- eye was carried overboard, tangled up in‘ a halyard and his shipumtcs were able to haul him ‘back aboard.

$TER FISHING IN PLLL SWING-The oyster season, which opened on October lst. is proving to be very fair but not up to the aver- age of other years. The chief fish- ing grounds are in the eastern part of the island. At Vernon River thc

Maritime Marketing Board is hand- ling the business satisfactorily.

father, Mr. J. Gordon Baker, of Douglass, Arizona, where he went llast week with Mrs. Baker to spend the winter with their son, J. Ren- wick Baker.

Western Guardian

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-S'{MI' QTIIII’ EXPRESSED Those citizens of Summer-side, who remember Mrs J. N. Clark, daugh- ter of the late H. C. Green of Sum- merside. well regret to hear of her death in Pittsflold. Mass. Mrs. Clark left her native Province when quite young but, visited her home from time to time during the sum- mer months. The sympathy c-f friends is expressed for the bereaved

SUCCESSFUL BRIDGE-A very ,successiu1 bridge was held last even- i ng in the hall of the Church of the 7:. t Holy Redeemer. The first. prize ‘ ucntlemen was won by Mr, J. zult, the second Mr. E. J. H. first lady Mrs. Ernest Carey. second. Mrs. O. L. Rich- ‘ .'; lucky tablc, lady. Mrs. O. L. Richard, gentlemen, Mr. Simon .‘;oli, Jr.