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i i" Jhree Records Smashed ual Saint Dunstans University Track Meet

Three College records of long yufs standing went by the boards II St. Dunstsns University athletes concluded their annual track and Ileid championships on the University Olmlﬂll yesterday.

Continuing his brilliant display Vince Grant, Montague, after crack.

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New York City in 1921. Grant's perf awarded the Tip Top Trophy rm-

Minis made no vi two rims. three seconds, and a third being five better w“ ‘he “”m"‘“l"5 "(Ward Hlllhﬂ Tilllllh. with 16 and Hughes was Iiponsible for the other mark leaping 5 ft. 4 1-2 inches for a new ream-d, Competition in the Junior events was even closer with two athletes Louis ivgncnonald and Gwrxe Kennedy 11in: for the all round title "m! Z1 119ml! Blliecc. MacDonald had two firsts, three seconds and two thirds while Kennedy had three firsts and two seconds, his win in the 440, the last junior event on the program, forcing the tie for points.

It was one of the best meets in years and times and distances were nerally far above other meets and

1 e competition was of the keeriest.

While Grant was holding the

spotlight with his record-breaking ' performances, nevertheless there . were other features that stood out. ‘ Students staged a "sit-down" strike before a faculty race was staged . but they finally‘ had their way and saw Fr. Oswald Murphy race to. victory over Fr, Fred Cass and two '. other entrants who failed to “fin- ish." The other highlight came in a tug-of-war between the Faculty and Seniors. Winners over the Juniors in s. previous pull, the , Seniors met their “masters" when they tackled the Faculty team. ’ Bolsterm by the esence of "Tin " Matheson at anc or for them. e _ Faculty made short work of their opponents to accormuish the "coup" - cit the afternoon.

Last. night prizes were presented in the Recreation Hall of the Uni- versity where a. musical WOETMnri-ne added much to the occasion. The University takes this opportunity of thanking all local merchants for cgerierous donations and prizes wihi is much apprccia 11y the student body as s whole.

‘I V suiinminvi 1"7‘3-i'7I' L/l Senior Handball

.‘. m Mahor and l Walter Mc- Grath.

Intermediate

1. Francis McAulay and Allan _ Callaghan.

Junior ‘ Howard Henri and Walter Cul- en.

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I Shot Put

1, Ken Mooney: 2. P. I’. Mc- Donald; 3. Len Connolly. Distance l6 ft. 8 in. F Football Kick

' i. Maurice Coffin; 2. P. l". Mc- Donald. Distance 1l'1 ft. 9 in. I

Football Pass

1. J. Ohisolm; 2. Ken Mooney. Distance 121 feet.

Baseball Throw: 1. Howard Hogan; 2. Bert Steele; 3. Len Connolly. Distance $8 feet, '1 inches.

whBClbﬂfsvw Race

. Horgan and G. McQuaid, Gauthier and A. ,Mcii2nbee.

100 yards (senior)

‘ 1. Vince Grant; 2. Bert Steele, I. Ken Mooney l0, 2-5 seconds.

100 yards (Junior) 1. G. Kennedy; 2. L. McDon- ald: 3. A. Mcliintee, Time 12 2-5 seconds.

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1. Ken Mooney; 2. C. Ccmeau, I. Vince Grant. Distance a feet, 9 inches,

Standing Broad Jump (Junior)

1. L. McDonald; 2. G. Kennedy. 3. W. Cullen. Distance '1 feet, ii inches.

liigh Jump (Senior)

l. Howard Hogan, 2. Vince Grant; 3. Ken Mooney. Height 5 feet, 4 1-2 inches (New Record.)

, High Jump (Junior)

1. E. Caron; 2. L McDonald; 3 P. Steele. Height 4 feet, 4 1-2 inches.

220 Yards (Junior) 1. A. McEntee; 2.

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A. Casgrain; McDonald, Time 29 1-2 sec- 220 Yard (Senior)

1. Vince GlnjLtij 8.

Bert Steele;

day raced the 440 in 5i seconds flat

orrnance was climaxed when he was the best all round athlete. Bis 21

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(New Record.) ° ma“ lnnnlnr Ims Jump (Senior)

1- HWM Boson; 2. Vince Grant, 3. Bert Steele. Distance 1a feet, 4 1-2 inches.

Running Broad Jump (Junior) 1. G. Kennedy; 2, L. McDon- ald; 3. A. Casgrain. Distance 16 feet, 2 inches. - One Mile Run 1. M. Smith; 2. C. Gallant; 8. J. McGaughey. Time 5 minutes, 2'1 seconds. Shoe Race

1. B. i" . 2. L. Riossiter; 2.

K. Mooney. Sack hoe

1. P. Murnaghan; 2. D. Delano. 3. K. Mooney.

Baekwardltace

1. I. Bowen; 2. 3. Steele, l. K. Moon .

Wheelbs us! Race

1. J. Ho and G. MoQuaid, 2. V. Gauth er and A. Mclimtee.

Three-lagged Race

1. P. Mumaghan and B. Steele, 2. K. Mooney and L. Connolly.

‘ one-rm! M110 (Senior)

. M. Smith; 2. J .McG61l8T1BY.

1 3. H. Hogan. Time.2_ minutes, 14

Milo Walk

1. Pat Sharkey: 2. O. McGui- gan, S. H. Olﬂaniey. Time 9 min- utes, as seconds.

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Hop. Step end Jump (Senior)

1. H. Hogan: 2. Vince Grant. 8. Bert Steele. Distance 89 feet, 8 inches.

Bop, ltep and Jump (Junior)

1. L. McDonald. 2. G. Kennedy. 8. A. Mclintee. Distance 32 feet, 11 inches.

100 Yards Green Race

1. Len Connolly, 2. J. O’Shea, 8. D, Delano. Time ll, 2-5 seconds.

Quarter Mile (Junior) G. Kenned , 2. A. McEntee: L. McDonald Time 66 seconds. Quarter Milo (Seniorl

1. Vince Grant, 2. M Smith. 8. Bert steele. Time 54 seconds. (New Record.)

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Faculty ltace

1. Finisher O. Mumhy; 2. ther F, Cass.

Tug Of War 1, Seniors, 2. Juniors, 8. Grade The tug of war between Faculty

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RACER CARRIES ON

ADELAIDE. Australia. —(C'P) — An aged gelding, Attitude. owned b1’ J. A. m. limped into third place after breaking the mstern of i! hind leg in a race here. The animal was afterwards destroyed.

YOUTIYB TRIUMPH

f . Larrupers Lose i Third Game T0 N .B. Defenders

5'1‘. STEPHEN, N. 8., Sept. 2'1- (0P)"I11Q cod left arm o: bespec-

led Ceci Brownell did the tric again for St. Stephen St. Croix to- day. leading the (iefenctng Marl- time Senior Baseball Champions to slim 5-4 victory over Liverpool Lar- rupers in the third game of a best- of-flve series for the tri-provincc 1939 title.

St. Stephen now has a game lead of 2 to l. The fourth contest will be played here tomorrow afternoon 1i’ weather permits. The teams spit two games at Liverpool 12st week. Larrwpers galloping to an 11-2 vic- tory and St, Stephen rallying the next day to win 5-3. Victor tomor- row would give St. Crox their eighth Mrni lmP title.

Rain |ll throughout today's game. After ihe fifth inning the. 11'1- field was in burl condition. Coach Moffatt of st. Stephen repeatedly asked the umpire to call the game but the latter refused.

Larrupers outhit the Borderites, touching Brownell for nine safe- ties. But the veteran hurier, who went the route, kept them well scattered with the exception of the first inning, when Liverpool made three hits and two runs.

Portslder Kenney. starting on the mound for the Nova Scntia Champ- ions, wcnt strong until the fourth inning when the first i-iireo men hit; s eiy and paved the way for his exit in the fifth after he EHVB "Baldy Moffatt a free pass and put

him on third with two successive wild Ditches. Ike Seaman replaced Kenney.

Garneau Seaman, Liverpool right fielder, kem- Kennel! from having more than three rum scored a- gainst him in the fourth by snar- ing Godfrey's long fly in one hand for the third out

Dan Seaman. one of izhe Iarrup- er's big guns. was robbed of a home run when Coffey ran deeply back into ccniv" fhlri "nri caught a 1on8 hit over his shoulder.

Reds

Pennant

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As Cards Come Through With 4-0 Win In 3rd Tilt

Spud Hanover Wins Kentucky 3-year-old Trot

LEXINGTON, Ky" Sept. 2'1- Spud Hanover won the 61st re- newal of the $2,000 Kentucky Stake for three-year-old tmtters today in the hardest-fought event oi the Lexington trots, requiring the limit of four heats for a. de- cislon.

Owned by the Arden Homestead Stables of Goshen. N. Y, and driven by Harry Pownall, Spud Hanover defeated Lovely mdey.

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Feather-weights

Meet At Wash. Champ Favorite

WASl-IINUIYON. 274061’ Archibald, feather-we t . boxing champion of the world, and Harry Jeffra, the challenger, will weigh in here tomorrow for their 15- rouncl fight. with Archibald a

The National Boxing Association announced that the next title bout to gain its approval have to be a contest between the winner of the Azchibald-Jeffra battle. and Petey Scalzo or the winner of the

Scaim-Simon Chavez go.

NEW YORK Se t. 2'1-(A.P)-Bi1l McGee mpg: cinnati Reds cold today, sting the leaders {-0 on four scattered hits. and as a re- 8111i. Sh. Louis Cardinals retained their slim chance of winning the National Baseball League flag.

With four games remaining to be played by each team, including the final of their present "cnicial” ser- 'ies tomorrow, the Rhlnelanders led by 2 1-2 contests, ‘Iiiey still had s chance to clinch the pen- nant tomorrow, but their failure to hit in their last two Mmcs throw this town into a tailspin.

To make matters darker. the man the Cards licked today was Bucky Walters, who had won 2'1 victories. including his last six in a row. The Gas-Housers made the mo=t of their seven hits. one of which was Terry Moore's 16th home run of the season.

More than 25,000 fans saw fid- dler Bill do his stuff. ‘The young right-hander with i-he blazing inst ball was in rare form. Two or the four widely-scattered blow: he per- mitted were scratched through the infield, Walters coritrbuting one of them.

Chicago Cubs climbed into third place by slaiooinz down Piwshunih Pirates i/wicg in a “did-hitting doubleheader 9-1? and ‘I-K each time with 10th inning rallies.

The double triumph left the Cribs two percentage noinis ahead of the idle Brooklyn Dodgers. The two teams made 53 hit-s. including 14 doubles, eight, triples and four home runs.

LONG WAIT AHEAD

MELBOURNE, Australia -— (GP) —On1v one new member was admit- ted to the Melbourne Cricket Club lost year, but there are 5.059 names o3 the waiting list. j

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