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iiperb Pitching BJ’ ROW? T0|lAY'$ ’ I ' ' Down' 1-“E

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Mm 5(';’°"' Euwnu w York YANKEE STADIUML fi lh ">' 17-LYHW°°d (sc °° W - Detroit-S 32.year-old pitch- 'nsation from Eldorado. Ar- ” swag the New York Yank- n'¢heli- collective heads today gm. second time in three days wept to his 14th consecutive S of the American League ogg; on the crest of u. dazz- Ehuwut performance. me ,_ heiivy fall in the sec-

Deignmff when he tripped over dd |,,5¢3'iind nearly broke his 9, Rowe recovered from a lrof subsequent wildness to ck the Yankees with three sol- .5lriglcs, strike out no less than i§,il,5irieli and add a 2-0 triumph his rrnlarkabie winning streak. 1-he Giant "boy wonder" who is ri within two games of equalling record American League streak is jointly hold by Joe Wood_` ,im Johnson and Bob Grove. ed the Tigers to an even break tile conciudillg double-header of crucial series and thrilled a d of 46.575 spectators. Vernon t“Lcfty") Gomez, obtain- revenge for his shellacking in ,pi-st game of the series, blank- the Tigers by 5-0 in todays kon Vic Sorrell, but the Tigers

left the vahlreo stadium with three, out of five games in their bag and a. commanding margin of 5% games over New York in the pennant race. A's and Sox Divide

Philadelphia Athletics and Chi-

cago White Sox divided a double- header at Philadelphia, the Mack- men winning the first game 9-8 in 10 innings, for their sixth straight victory. and losing the second 3-2.

Ferrell Allows Only Two Hits George Blaeholde pitched the St.

Louis Browns to a 5-2 victory in the second game of a twin bill at Boston after Wes Ferrell hung up his 11th win of the season for the Red Sox by limiting the Browns to two hits for a 6-0 victory in thel opener. |

Indians Drop Two to Senators I

Washington captured botll games

of a doubleheader with Cievelrtncl Indians, 4-3 and 1-0. at Washing- ton.

Cecil Travis broke the deadlock

in the 9th inning of thc first game when he walked and was advanced around the circuit on singles by Myer and Bolton. Wnshington‘s ruli in the second game was scored by Myer. Pearson walked him_ allow. ed him to take second on a wild Ditch and finally let him cross thc plate on a second bad throw after he had gone to third on Bolton‘s sacrifice.

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THE BARBER SHOP AT HUNTER _River will be closed Wednesday ' and 'rhursdsy during llhrhihltlori Week. Li-B615.

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Mixed Doubles--Final!

11.00-B. Piers and Mrs. Wood-

bury, Halifax. vs. S. Dickson and Miss E. Bourke, Charlottetown

M¢n's Singles-Finals

1.30-Commander J. C. I. Ed-

wards, Halifax. vs. G. Leclerc, Ottawa.

Ladies’ Singles-Finals

3.00-Miss K. Doyle, Halifax,

vs. Miss E. Bourke, Chu- iottetown,

Men’s Doubles-Finals

4.30-Commander Edwards and

D. Grant, Halifax, vs, B, Piers and H. Roper,

. Halifax.

Stewa rt ’s Win From Signal Co.

Trailing the Signallers‘ early in

the game 7 to 2, Stewarts softball team came with a rush in the clos- ing innings to beat out the Army team 14-ll last night, in an ex- hibition softball game played at the Victoria Park diamond.

LINEUPS

Stcwarts No. 2 Signal Co. Catcher R.. Whitlock Pineau Pitcher M. Carmichael W. Storey ' lst Babe G. Whitlock Rogers 2nd Base G. Stewart Rattenbury 3rd Base W. Murley F. Storey Short Stop L. Caims L. Duffy Centre Field J. Whitlock Lartel' Left Field R. Cameron Morris Right Field L, Stewart Mathieson McNevin

Umpire-Frank McKinnon.

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How They Stand

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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE

Won Lost P.C.

Newark .. . . .__ 79 49 .617 Rochester ... ._ 77 53 .592 Toronto _ . . . _ 'll 50 .550 Albany . _ . . 65 62 .512 Monreal .. ..'. 63 65 .492 Buffalo . . . _ 63 65 .492

49 75

Syracuse ... .. -395 Baltimore 42 82 .339

NATIONAL LEAGUE

Won Lost P.C.

New York _ 73 41 .640 Chicago 67 46 .593 St. Louis ._ 66 46 .589 Boston _ _ _ _ _ 57 55 .509 Pittsburgh . 54 57 .481

Brooklyn 47 gg .427

Philadelphia 44 .895 Cincinnati 40 73 .354

AMERICAN LEAGUE

Won Lost P.C.

Detroit 74 39 .655 New York . 68 44 .607 Cleveland .. 58 51 .532 Boston 61 54 .530 Washington 51 99 .464 St. Louis 43 60 .444 Plllladclphin _ _ _ 45 62 .421 Chicago _ . 39 75 .342

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To Let

T0 LET _ DESIRABLE RESID-

ence at 257 Richmond Street. Ap-

bam A ly to 56 Kent St L B650

held there last Saturday and which l

triext weelrs rhrhlhltlori ra/ees has

g all the horsemen, but 'taking every- ‘ thing into consideration it was l about the best that could he settled

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As no summary of Port Elgin

,races appeared in the local press that we noticed we are taking the liberty of giving some information regarding the races which were

were attended by over 500 people.

The llon's share of the glory was

carried off by the stable of F. H. Copp, a local resident. whose I-ledgemore won the 2.28 Trot and Pace in straight heats and Miss William won the Named Race, al- so in straight heals, the former in 2.23 1-4 and the latter in 2.27.

The event which created the

greatest excitement was the Free For All in which Jimmy Hennes-

‘ sey‘s trctter May Teil 2.16 1-2 was Toll Gate because of the human

pitted against Golden Peter 2.12% LUN Eagle and Plate Glass 2.171/.. May Tell won in straight heats with Golden Peter, 3. 2. 2. Lone Ea8le, i2. a, 4, and Plate class 4. 4, 3.

May Tell will be a. starter in the 2.19 Trot at the Exhlbldtion roc- es next week.

The arrangement of classes for

been completed and the .score cards

are now being printed. No doubt it will not meet with the approval of

on. Here they are!

TUESDAY - Two-Year-Old Trot

‘ worthy Douglas.

HOUSE T0 LET-EIGHT RO0MS.i

modem conveniences. also half oil

and Pace. Pune $200.

` June worthy, Bud Aubrey, Leta Kalmuck. Helen Mozart, Dominion Be'-le. Belfast. Colonel Upton, Nora Britton.

2.12 Trot and Pmce, Purse $400.

King Spruce. Crusader, Heather-

lJ8ll9. I'm Alone. Betty S., Lucky Lindy, Patrick Direct, Marjorie M., `Billy cope, _

2.19 Trot, First Division, Purse' $400

l timed ln 2.11 1-2. My. how that

Bonnie Cameron. Jolyset, Helen

D.. Alan Harvester, Kitty MoK.ane, Mr. Squires, Captain Cope, Star Dillon.

2.23 Pace, Purse $350

Harper Boy. Todd Brewer, Billy'

Cochanto. Roy Volo, Jr., Lady Lee, Signal Senator, Silver Doctor, Real Great, Wonder Bar, Mildred K., Bonnie L. '

WEDNESDAY-Three-Year-Old Trot nnd Pace, Purse $250.

May Win, Paddy Aubrey, Nova

2.16 'ri-ot and moe, Purse Moo. I

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Kin; Spruce, Beeion Grattarl,

Crusader, star D.. Miss Crummer. I'm Alone, Betty S.. Patrick Direct, Joe the Great.

2.19 Trot. Second Division Purse $400.

Mlay Tell, Bessie Hamlin. High

Toby, Soviet, Toddles, Keystone. Bellini Scott, Calumet Batora, Miss

2.22 Trot uid Pane. Purse $400.

Calumet Duds, Quaker Girl, FOXY

Pete, Fireglow, Peter Dillon, Cap- tain Cope. Calumet Duke, Kitty Moxane. Trixie Volo, Roy Volo, Jr. Hush. Allan Harvester, Barcnet.

THURSDAY-Free-For-All, Purse $500.

Toll Gate. Calumet Brownie, Guy

the Tramp, Patrick Direct, Neil

grisoo, Sampson Hal, Marjorie M.,

arkey Grattam, Hu`.~_t/er Hedgewcod

2.15 Trot, Purlc S400.

May Tell, Bonnie Cameron, Cap-

tain cope, Hollyrood Lee, Prank J. Ortolan. Miss McTyre, Worthy Lee, Addie McGraw, Alan Harvester, Keystone, Lusty Frisco. Helen D.. Bellini Scott, High Toby. ,

2.19 Trot and Pace. Purse $400.

Joe the Great, Star G _ Fireglow.

Miss Crummer. Peter Dillon. Calu- met Duke, Calumet Duds, ll/.lac Volo, 'I‘rixie Volo, Miss McTyrc, Hush, Winnie _Winkle, The Willys, Bar- cnet.

The stalls are rapidly fllllni! UD

at the Race Track and by tonight over 70 race horses will be housed there. All the Free-For-Ailers will have arrived with the exception oi Guy the Tramp, whose owner lo

wire having been received from him to that effect yesterday.

Patrick Dlrect's 2.07 1-4 disap-

pointing showlng at North Sydney on Wednesday after his sparkling win at Montague on the previous Wednesday, may be due to the ship and the hard track. He has been accustomed to our island tracks all summer which are nicely surfaced.

There will no doubt be great in-

terest taken in the Free-For-Aller Toll Gate 2.00 1-4 when he arrives. He is without doubt the most talk- ed of and the best known pacer in Canada in recent years, with pcs- slbly the exception of Grattan Bars 1.58 1-2 Interest centres in

appeal he has on account of the fact tllat until he was six years of age hauled a milk wagon. Then. as related in these columns some time ago, he took fright one day

best time the third heat 2.201/._ and showed such Surprlsinf-1 stop

that the driver pf the wagon had him tried out at the race track. It was not long until he was hook- ed to a sulky and lt clean up of twelve victories that season gave him a niche in the Hall of Fame.

‘ The next year he went in search ‘of bigger game. 'Under the guid- ance of Vic Fleming. noted Cana- dian teamster, he pulled down two $25,000. stakes and a lot of other coin. and became the undisputed champion of his year. Since then he has raced consistently over mile and ll. half mile tracks and it tak- es a bearcat to beat him-but they

are there in that Free-For-All which will be raced next Thursday.

The stock of Darkey Grattan took

a big jump last Wednesday when Johnny Conroy worked him a mile in company with Sampson Hal 2.02 1-2, separately timed in 2.11. He did it so easily over a heavy tracks that he looks like 2.07.

It was the first mile better than

2 17 for Sampson Hal and he was

I horse can pace! A quarter in thiry seconds looks easy for him. Do not be surprised if he is _riaht up with the best of them next Thurs- day.

The only original and genuine

Professor S. A. Rockford arrived Wednesday evening with the three- year-old filly Alestra, and is en- tertaining the bc-ys in his own in- imitable style. As a 'racon-teur he is difficult to excel and his vivid stories of the turf back to the dllys of Uncle Ned Bowen and other celebrities of by gone ' days are

races up to his 105th year, when he called it a. day, dropped his driving togs, took to his bed and

pair of hoppes for Walter Cox, whose name is now a household one

and visitors to Good Time Stable

with evidences of it.

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No useless triflesl herel Each one is a vital

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True, Pontiac presents one of the smartest

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True, ability, riding quality, safety, economy- in. fact every item of motor car desirability has been improved. But depend- lbility remains, as always, Pon-

Prices of Pontiac cars. delivereri in S Charlottetown, fully equipped (Gnvorn- 7 ff* Wi, ment license only extra) begin at

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