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ABEGWEITS. B; NEW YORK, 8.

The New York Bloomer Girls, Eastern United States lady chem- pions, reinforced with the appear- ance of two men players, a. catcher and short stop on their lineup, gave the Abegweits a bad scare yesterday afternoon, when they forced the lo- cal champs to extend themselves to 60D a 9 to 8 win after ten innings of hectic battling.

Bunching their hits in the opening frame, and playing a, hundred pgr- cent offensive, the New Yorkers touched young Stevenson on the lo- cal mound for six hits and ﬁve runs before the half frame curtain.

At the end of this half the smsll number of fans in attendance begun to move further to the edges of their seats, awakening to the fact that girls as well as men can plsy the great outdoor game, and that a walk-over for the home fry was any- thing but a miracle.

The batting, base-running, and es- pecially the fielding of these visiting ladies was good to glimpse and some- thing new and very, yes, very novel in the history of the game in this Province by the Sea. And further still, much commendation is due to the two lady hurlers, Misses Demur- est and Ruth Doyle. This duet of flingers stuck to their guns through thick and thin. The former was yanked from the mound after slab- bing a great game till the sixth, when triples, doubles and singles proved too much. She was replaced by Ruth Doyle who had the Abbie batters guessing into snpextro inning, but big George Francis broke the game up with a. single and shattered the Irish girl's hopes for a well de- served win. Sha was credited with the lose, but safe to say. not a girl of her age (19) 1n the whole uni- verse could do more. She toed the hill after tho Abegwelts had scored six runs off Demarest, who weakened ‘st the conclusion of a faultless five 1 routes, and only allowed a. few paltry i hits for the remainder of the ten ‘frames. With the score tied in the ninth and tenth, Doyle faced a. try- ing proposition, a. corner in which hundreds of men hurlers have failed miserably. However, this young lady showed the pluck of the Irish and saw the "game" through-and smiled when it was over. '

Among the msny features of the Abegweit win yesterday was the bat- ting of Francis and the hurling of Gus McDonald, the latter being call- ed after s. five run lead was piled against’ him. MrDoncld showed gameness and courage to pull the wool out of the fire and win a. red hot set-to. It may be mentioned how- ever, that excellent batting and base-running by his team-mates was another great factor in the popular verdict.

The New Yorkers leave this morn- ing for Nova. Scotia where they have a. number of further engage- ments to fulfill, after which they will return home, rounding out a 92 game schedule, in which they split about 50-50.

Starting out on May 20th, the girls, with the exception of six postponed games, have played every day-truly s. record to shoot et—1-low about it local ladies?

1st Inning

New York~condon works a pass, Rohr following hunts and is safe on the sacrifice of Gondon to second. Crane singles to centre advancing Condon and Bohr. McCutten st bat -three on. McCutten singles, scor- ing Cpndon and Bohr. Mccutten is caught stealing second. Andres at

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bat, takes one as Crane scores on passed ball. Andres walks. Lynch singles, advancing Andres to third. It was a hard run. Young Follow- ing, doubles tn centre scoring Andres. Doyle is passed. Demerest et but, Lynch caught on squeeze play be- tween third end home. Den-wrest strikes out.—5 runs; 4 hits; 1 error.

Abegweits-Bquerebriggs grounds, out. McDonald grounds out to ‘sec- ond, to first. Whitlock fans out. Demerest pitching e great game. No hits: no runs: no errors.

2nd Inning

New York-Condon passed, stole second and goes to third on Rohrh single. mane strikes out. "Bebe" McCutten at bot. Condon is caught between third and home. McCutton flys to short right and is safe on McDonald's error of the catch. An- dres grounds out Williams to Blan- chsrd-No runs; 1 hit: i error.

Abegwelts-ﬁancis itiys out to Lynch at centre-w. nice catch. Mur- ley strikes out. McCsbe singles to short right. Williams is ‘passed. Blanchard grounds out. to Demerest to Andres. 1 hit; no runs; no errors.

3rd Inning

New York-Lynch fms. McDonald pitching. Young nails a fast inshoet on the nose for two bugs. Doyle fans out. Demerest fans. 1 hit, no runs. no errors.

Abegweits-Mcmnnld grounds out to Condon. to Andres. Squsrebriggs triples. McDonald grounds tp Crane. Squarebriggs going home is touched out on fielder's choice. W. McDon- ald thrown out. at second. No runs, i hit, no errors.

4th Inning

New YorIr-Condon strikes out. R0111‘ grounds out to McDonald, to Blanchard. Crane works I free ride. Babe McCuttcn at but, Crane steals second. McCutten grounds out.

Abegwelts-Whitloek "trikes out. Francis singles to right field. Mur- ley hunts out to Demerest to Andres. McCsbe safe on Condonk error of s fast ground bs.ll; Francis pulls up on third on the chance‘. Williams

strikes out. ~No runs; 1 hit; 1 error.

Bthlnnlng

New York-Andres grounds out to Blanchard. Lynch walks, Young following, singles to deep centre. Doyle, next batter, also gets en "Amie 09-11169." Demarest strikes out. Condon with two and three, is Wllked- Lyﬂlih scores on forced run. Rohr strikes out. I run; 1 hit; no errors.

AMIWelts-Blanchsrd singles snd is safe. Squarebriggs singles to deep left field, advancing Blanchard. Mc- Donald tﬂples scoring Blanchard. McDonald flys out m Lynch in sen- tre. Whitlock is safe on a ground bell. Francis up--three on bases. Francis knocks boll over fence for two bags, scoring Gus McDonald and Squarebriggs. Morley triples to cen- tre scoring Whitloek end Phenols. Demarest is pulled from the mound in place of Doyle. McCsbe up, lines out to Condon, scoring Murley and tying count. Williams strikes out.- 6 runs: 8 nits; 1 error.

6th Inning

New York-Crane strikes out. Mc- Cutten strikes out. Andres gets e walk. Lynch singles to right Ind is safe. Andres, however, is caught at third.

Abegwelts-Blnnchsrd singles 0o left field, but is forced st second on McDonald's single. Equerebrlggs grounds to Doyle, who forces G. Mc- Donald et second. W. McDonald batting, is passed. Whitlock grounds out to Condon, to Andres. N: runs; 1 hit: no errors.

‘ll-h Inning

New York-Young doubles to cen- tre. Doyle sacrifices a buntpedvmc- in; Young. Demsrest sacrifices, scoring Young. Condon fly: out to Murley. 1 run; 1 hit: no errors.

Abegwelte-rrsncis fouls out. Mur- ley walks. MoCebe doubles, edvenc- ing Murley m third. ‘wuipms grounds to Condon, who fumbles chance, Murley scoring. Blluchlrd up. Williams u caught mills; lec- ond. Blanchard fouls out to Young. --1 run; no hits; 1 error.

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$6. IDDEIIICK KIINAN (July 38rd, 1030) The death of Mrl. Roderick Keen- mofMumyRiver ontluiﬂrdof

the Prince lldwnrd Island Hospital, mwiousiy for treatment, has ‘ edeeppeliofsulnemtorestover Murray River and vicinity, where she was so long and favorably known, but it is in the lwme where the bereaved hmbmd end family so suddenly ber- eft of a lwing wife and mother will feel the loss in its keenest sense. The deceased was a daughter of

Kennie of Murray River, and was in the 5Bth’yes.r of her age.

United in marriage with Mr. Rod- erick Keenan, Murray River, in the year i890, the following are the fam- ily.

William, Murray River; Harold. Telephone Co., Charlottetown, Percy. Civil mgineer, Ontario Highways, Ot- tawa; Ray, Fabyll Bunk of Canada»; Sydney, N. 5.; Lorne, Canadian Bank of Commerce, Halifax; Lester, Civil Engineer, Canada. Power and Paper Co., Three Rivers, Que; Sadie, 1V1‘!!- Merrltt Ilorsyth, Cbulmtetown, and Minette, (M's-s. Lloyd Proud.) Char- lottetown.

The late Mrs. Keenan was s. con- sistent member of the Baptist Church

active part in the various departments of church work.

In the many phases of life-the home, the community, and the var- ied interests of the town, she was ul- weys ready to lend o. helping hand. 1h addition to the many social dut- ies, the deceased was Manager of the Central Telephone omce in this hi!!!’

all. . In the midst of their Brief it is in- deed consoling to the ecu-rowing and bereaved husband and family to reel- lze that while "God moves in n. mys- wriious way" He has given them e lively hope and e. biased assurance that there shall be a glad re-unlon when the earthly mists have posed sway.

The funeral services were conduct- ed by the Rev. Dr. Vincent,’ assisted by Rev. Mr. Gouge, whose words of

grounds out to Blanchard. Andres grounds to Williams, who threw w piste to stop Crane, everybody safe and one run scored. Lynch grounds to McDonald, to Blanchard-d run; no hits: no errors. .

Abegwelts-Mcmnsld fans out to Young. Squarebriggs flys out to Mc- Cutten. W, McDonald grounds out to Crane to Andres. No hits; no runs; no errors.

Dthlnnlng

New York-Young grounds to Alex Kerr, replacing Williams on second. Kerr fumbles the chance. Doyle strikes out. Demarest at but. Young caught piifering third, pemarest strikes out.

Abegwelh - Whitlock flys out Lynch. Francis doubles to deep cen- tre. Murley flys out to Crane. Mc- Csbe is walked. Kerr grounds to McCutun, everybody safe. Blanchard is walked, Francis scoring on forced. run. McDonald flys out to R0111‘ in short left field.—1 nm; i hit; no er- rors.

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New York-Condon flys out to Murley in deep centre. Rohr strikes out. Crane flys out to Squsrebrlggs. ~14‘! NH; no runs; no errors.

ANIWelte - Bqusrebriggs walks. McDonald bunts and is safe, Square- bFlkks B01118 to third. Whitlock drives out to Andres; Squarebriggs is caught trying tn score on the out. Francis sinsles, scoring W. McDon- ald for winning run.-i hit; 1 run; no errors.

Final Scorez-Abegwelts, York, l.

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The following hymns were 8111183 “Rock of Ages," "In the sweet bye- snd-bye" and a. solo "He wipes the tear from every eye‘ was beautifully sung by Nltrs. Walter Da-lzlel.

The funeral was under the direc- tion of undertaker N. D- MOT-ﬂu- City, and the pall bearers were the six sons of the departed.

Interment was made in the new Cemetery at Murray River. To the bereaved and wrrowinlhllsbwd 5nd family the heart-felt sympathy of the community is extended.

The following floral tributes, tele- grams, letters and cards were re- ceived:

“ti-oaths: Lorne, Lucy and Percy. Sadie and Merritt; tester; Will and family; lvfr. and Mm. Chas. Pnoude and family; Mrs. Wendell Ora-hem; Mrs. Wm. MacKay; Mfrs. W. J. Mc- Lure; Mrs. B. Glow", Sadie. Frances and Harvey: Horace Blsckie. Halif- ax; Staff of R T. Holman, Clmr- lottewwn: Luella Todd d» Chﬂmnﬁ MacDonald; Mrs. A. C. Sinclair md ma. Spencer; Mar. and 8w! Cw- adisn Bank of Commerce, Halifax: Staff Royal Bank of Canada, Sydney, N, 5.; ‘Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Dewar and family, Ottawa: "our Boys v1 the Canadian Legion; Southern 11111-1 Telephone C0; Monwllle YEIQPMN! operators; Mr. and Mrs. J. A- DOWN‘ and family; W. M. S. Baptist Church Murray River; Ray o1 HDPQ Wﬂmm‘! Institute, Murray River: enmlovees telephone Co, Charlottetown; Island Telephone Co., Charlottetown. sprays: Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Mur- dock end Florence, Murray RAM: Mr. and Mrs. Dan Keenan, Wood 1'8- lands; M: and ii/Ers. trvinsMlller. Murray Harbor North; Mr. and Mrs. ElmBr Miller, Murry Harbor bkirth; John, Emma. and family. Murray Riv- er; Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Clarke. Chor- lottetovm: Herold; Ray: Helen 1M Bessie; Prue:- and “The B098" Hilli- fsx; Mr and Mrs. 004F86- Blli- 5nd Graham, Charlottetown: lVLr. Ind Mn. o. 1.. Psi-maze: lvrrs- Hick"! end Mstidn, Montague; MP- "ld M?!" r. r... Cook and family. Murray River: Bill Hilloost, Sydney.

Crescents". Mir. and Mrs. All!!! Forsyth and mnily. Charlottetown; Mr. and ma. J. L. MacDonald, Cher- mwwwn; Minetta. and Lloyd: by" end Frances.

Basket of Flowers: Casio Morris- on. Sydney, N. B.

Bouquet: Dr. Ind Nlrs. BTQIW- Murray River.

later-s and Cards: Dr. Rummy. Charlottetown: Mrs. Nellie Fraser. Charlottetown: Mr. and Mrs. Haber Bell, Charlottetown; Quevnle. 0h"- lottetown; Mr. end Mrs. Rupert Freeman, Halifax: Mr. Baillie, Heli- fax; Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Bleckie, Hul- ifsx; Jacqueline sill‘. 381"“? Min mine Hone . Ohlﬂviiﬁwmi Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Brook, Mun-l!

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