.l"-llnllv Carroll's (Itlrran and flztqgs Juniors from Summersitie um the Prince Edward Island Jun- ior Baseball Championship here Stlllday afternoon by defeating the t,'l1llrlottctol'.'n Al)l)lC5 ti-6 ill ll game tiaiictl by tlrnplrc Jimmy Hogan at the cult of six and a half timings

as the lesult oi illtcrlcrence by two ,

Ahc;:wclt players and Approxim- alclv .101) unruly tans.

The Cllrrzilliles, after losing the first grltnc, roared back to take the next four straiglit and wrap up the bittcrly fought series in l'lVc games. In lvlnlling they rcgalned the cham- lliollelllll which they lost to Char- lnttctoun last year.

'lilc Sutllincrsldc Juniors came up with six runs in the sixth inning to art into all it-ti lcari. ill the nc:;t. Ahblc-" Cliff Ready and lint cs ltcnllctiv scuttled lF1ill1-I11.'IlCS chances of staging ll I:UlllEl)LtL'l( utlh all unprovoked at- Litl; llpnll lllnplrc Jlnnny llogan.

Start of Frncaa

The olltb:-rak started when Hogan broke up it t:hovltl.'.! duel between ltrndv and Ilnn Cameron of Slim- IVl0l'5ldP ainn': the ilrst base lllte. Hnzan cave Kennedy the gate alone, rrs when Ready rcstlmcd the fight and for this infraction of the rlllcs Rrativ was given the gate.

Ready ihcn aimed a couple of rights tor llo:an's jaw and Forbes Kcnnedv jumped in with an as- sault. on the umpire fl'oln behind. Ev this time the fans started to pour onto the field. One of them

Local Golfer Scores "Ace"

A lmlc-in-mic. tlic first this xmsnn on the Rclvs-rlr-re links of ill: Cllarlnttetown Golf Club, was scored on Sliturrlay afternoon by irnrrtt llowntt.

The are uas scored on the 155 yald inn: 10th hole known as "Tllc Bridges". llowati was play- ing in a threesome at, the time along with 1-lubmato-.1 Henry Woolridzc and Ralph Carr.

A near gala wind was blow- ing and Ilmwlit who usually uses A IliP iron for the short, drive dr-vidcrl on A three iron. The ball lrmdorl about 20 feet, from the pin and rollcd-up and in.

"Wllcn I saw the ball edging

up to the pin and topple over In- in the clip. I almost It'll over lj1)1t'tll”,!lllfI the beaming rall- lxnynlzln. lrlownit is chief de- soatrller Island Division of the L' N. ilwav

Night

Tuesday

H131? ,

STARTING TIME 8.15

Baseball Title

LITTLE SPORT

Fracas

attacked the first base judge while lmost. of the others milled around to watch proceedings.

When matters abated somewhat. Hogan gave ennedy the gate alorg with Ready and tilts provoked Ken- nedy to assault the umpire once lmore. Two or three outbreaks oc- curred amongst the fans on the illeld and the game was delayed no llong it was impossible to commence an inning on account of the six lo'clcck curfew. , Before Ready and Kennedy sold ,out their tcllln-nlalcs chanc-'-.:. of ,prolonglng the series. the Abbtes lnad built up a 6-2 lead and blew iit tn the sixth inning. Fhey still than a chance of getting back l'.1l0 lilie game lol' they were rcadjl to 'Come to bat ill the last hall of the seventh. 1 Donnie Sllnlnons.

although wild in the early innings. was toltgvh to lhlt, and he went the distance to twin his second game of the series ;for Curran and Briggs. Simmons iallowed only four hits and proved ttollgh after the second lnnlniz.

An Islzlnd bus:-h:tll

l

l iille chang- ctl lluiltls Suntlzly evening and labo-ut Silt) falls pills two Alleg- wait gball players pluycd quite a prominent role in the tr:insporia- tlon of the crown from Charlotte-

” Summersicle Wins. Juni r

Leading Byfgcore 8-6 When Game Is Called As Result Of

Halifax 'W'anderers Win-" Maritime Title Meet At Memorial Field

Norman Macleotl

. Q

The Halifax Wanderers Track and Field team under the guid- ance of coach Jack Thomas won

Harness Horse Racing

AT MONCTON

MONCTON. Sept. 1 -- (GP) - Largest crowd of the season to- day thronged the Moncton Race-- way for the Labor Day harness racing meet. Keen competition featured the running of five classes and one event. featuring a quarter-mile dash.

Symbol Majesty, 9. newcomer to Maritime tracks. was impressive in winning all three heats of the free-for-all. Fastest time of the 5600 feature event was 2.12 1-5 for the first heat.

1 He was given shaky support at "M" l” S”mm9l'5lfl"- Wlllwlll ltlmes as his mates conmiittelt eight Hlpm the P.mVl".ci”l J""l0” has” errors. Simmons walked seven men l?”l,l .('h""lp'o"5h'l' "Wlll lllnmsl land struck out five. Tile follr hits l(l;”L:::1?'lyHi'ill';V,l:”"l"l W0" by the ills surrendered were singles. for the M gu'r';;;':r:i:i”P”l 1 Donnie MacLean. on the mouild shmwd in in"; pm; m,n' wmlj lmr ml” Abmes” was Eqlla”-V ”S Wlld that thev were the better Ate1m)l glls Slmmmlsi M35133" KEV” "9 Johnny IC.-lrroll has a good balll clghl Walks and alllmugh hit hard- l club under him and Johnny has

ller than his opponent. would linve vgotten through without trouble hofl

tlnne much of the work in malt-l lug lllcnl a good club. To .lolm,-U.

lhe been given proper support. All and his boys we cxtcnd ("ml-

lelght. runs by the Summerslde Jun- gratulations and we wish them,

tors were unearned. every success in the Maritime ' The Abbies opened the scoring in PlH.l'd0Wns.

l the first inning with fl single run. ' ' - I 1 They were lcadlhg -1-: at the end (it But while (flirt-.ul and Briggs the second and maintained this were fully rlcscrvihg of winningl

lead umll thg film when Lngy add. the crown there was no reason ed two more. wily twn juniors should take it The roof fell in during the sixth "P0" ”l9""59lV9S l0 SP” out

Abbics chances.

Billy Purccll paced the Curranite". , coming to bat

attack with R. single and a double

"in two trips. Johnny Whclan and seilenill: i:"'i"x 1"" "ms dmmt . ' g on a ou, twenty-five mi ul f

llncinny (Jrady Chipped m Wm, smg Dlayiniz time left. Simmnonses ll! Purcell led all batters with two ivgggehrziie mggtl rbme" wild hits. Doubles by Purcell and Sim- "Don Md were ya, la” (,,'::;("e:e' lnions were the longest blows of the Hint the Abbi” mum Mme up lgtme' y with enough runs to possibly win Coke Grady. Summerside short the game and prolong the Series

stop, played with a badly. injured foot blit despite the handicap turn-

That chance went out the win- dow when first Cliff Really and then Forbes Kennedy attacked umpire .lim Ilogan following ll dispute along the first base line., .

Continued-on page '7

I lL....M.7 SNAP SHOT Fllllsllllllil -D I i

This indication that the two players cars-ri so little about win-

I no”. or 1;-um devdopod um the! series W.'lS'll1 itself (lis-

sne nrnii. ny ro of er s . 1 .' - 8' posure only 10 cents. Reprints1::;lH:tlfp”"H'fIlkllml3'l"5 l9-'1l'95-glglll 4 cents each. Mall Film S:rvlcr.,i'. l 95 " l" "mm 3" 0ll'L'l3l l:.:..?;::;r till; "' at --A--s-h .' s we can it

of. An umpire in baseball or a

referee in hockey can not strike

back to defend himself. ll he could fans probably would not have witnessed this attack upon

O .lim Ilogan Sunday. . 0 . Thu mailer of disclpllnjz the offenders will have to be left to

lscrviccs of two of their regulars

Class A 1-Ionian Crowley tCormler) .. 1 1 Royal Bank (1-Iorrlson) .. 2 3 Masons 49 (O'Brien) . .3 2 Winning owner. H. Cormler, Moncton. Times: 2.15 4-5, 2.13 2-5. Class B Buddy Clegg (Dobson) . 21 Wayne S tTaylor) . . 1 dnf Buck P.C. Gratton (Taylor) .. 5 2 June Henley tcormier) 3

Winning owners 0. MacAarthur, Shediac and Ivan Taylor. Mone-

ion. Times: 2.15 2-5', 2.17.

Quarter-Mile Dash I.ena's Bob . . .. 1! Previous

Maritime Central Airways won the right to meet the R.C.A.I-I Royals for the Island Intermed- iate baseball championship here Sunday afternoon when they de- feated the Charlottetown Abbles 5-2 in the fourth series game. M.C.A. won the series three games to one.

M.C.A., coached by Jimmy Mac- Donald in the absence of Tom Marl-Iarlanc, played without. the

and with crippled Elmer Mac- Ncill in right field but their ace lcfi. llandcr Waldo Munroe prov- no good enough to hold the Ab- bics to two runs.

Actually the M.C.A. batters won the game for Munroe in the first inning when they teed off on Charlie Ryan for five hits nnd four runs. The big blow of the inning was Glen Matheson's triple with two men on. Lorne Hennessey, Elmer MacNelll. Arn- old Muccallum and Art Hughes contributed singles to M.C.A.'s CAUSE.

From then on it was I nip and tuck ball game with the Abbie-s

M.C.A. . Defeats To Enter Intermediate ...Tl'.?.Al.Z'fs.ll'l:lElFinalS Against R.C.A.F,

Irving MacKinnon.

Sandy Marr l, 3 dr .

Class D I

Buddy M (Enter) 1 Budwln (Leger) 2 Roxy Mae (Steevest . . 4

Winning owner, C. M. Clarke, Moncton. Times: 2.22 3-5; 221 2-5.

loss C

Sandy Marr (Leger) . . . 1 4 Mn Cherie (Goguen) . 5 1 Bevo's O pan Annie tEtl.er) Z 2

Winnln owners. T. Leger, Coc- agne. and Mrs. E. Milton, Cover- dalc. Times: 2.18, 2.18 1-5.

I-'rt:oQ'or-All Symbol Majesty (Harrison) 1 1 1 Josedale Clipper (Ettcr) . 2 2 2 Patchen Vulo 2nd tMacDon- aid) . . . .. . 4113

Winning owner, B. J. Mltton. Coverdale. Times: 212 2-5, 2.15 2-5; 2.14 2-5.

AT SAINT JOIIN

SAINT JOHN. N.B.. Sept. 1 - (CP) - A Halifax entry and one from Saint John were double will- ners ill holiday harness racing at Exhibition Park.

Class A . Frank Belwl ntcouglilan) 1 1 Continued on page '1

Abbies

only one hour and forty minutes.

For Munroe it was his third victory over the Abbles in the the best of five series. Tile bl:

lcfthandtvr went the distance in the first game, come on in the second inning to win the second game and went. the distance Sun- day.

He gave up seven hits, all of them singles. lle struck out sev- en men and did not issue a walk.

Charlie Ryan gave up only five hits in the last eight innings. Ryan. who has pitched all four games for the Abbles walked one

and struck out one. The walk was the first he has issued in the last two lzamcs.

Lorne Henncsscy, Arnold Mac- Callum and Art, llllghcs each picked up two hits for M.C.A. Jackie Cairns and I-ilmcr Larter

got two for the Abblcs.

Art Hughes, Glen Matheson, Wally Shep- hard and Reg Hughes contribut- ed the best fielding plays. Math- cson made a lovely one hand pick down at. third for M.C.A. in the seventh.

Shcphord made A nice running

SEPTEMBER 2. 195

the Maritime Championship Meet at Memorial Field yesterday after- noon with a. total of 61 points. The Wanderers dethroned the Arltlgonlah Highland Society team as Maritime Champs. The Antigon- lsh team won top honors last year but yesterday despite the brilliant showing of their number one man Dr. John ”Tlnk" Kyte they were forced to settle for second place. The Antlgonish boys scored a total of 48 points. The Halifax Navy and the Charlottetown Ab- bies tied for third place with 15 points. The Navy team worked under a severe handicap. Their shot. putt. act, Petty Officer Ronald Darby was killed"Sunday night on his way to the meet when a car in which he was driving over-turned about

Green Gables Open. Champion

Shooting steady golf over in. tricky Green Gables course, N0l'mnl1 MacLeod of summcnside won the 4th annual Green Gables Open Championship with 1! gross score of 151. seven strokes over par. tor the 30 hole match. Cecil Dowlimg. the club pro, was second with 1521 and John Mcconvey. of f.I0f1lfD:tl third with 155.

Mrs. Alex Home shot a 95 to win the Ladies Open championship foi- lolved by Miss Emma Holman with 102 for the ill hole tourney.

Waitll' so-2 Wins Two Heats Sat.

Walt N'See, 14-year-old gelding owned by George Gregory and driven by Len O'Meara won two heats Saturday night to highlight the racing meet. held at the Char- lottetown Driving Park.

Other double heat winners were Date 18. and Lil Frisco. Ann's Dream and Ann's Boy split honors in the fourthand eighth dashes.

Harold cudmore gave fans ll wonderful display of horsemanship

15 miles from Charlottetown. Following the tollrnarnent. the xxaegnbgg gggbig Xffgnvggg The seven-man Wanderers team presentation of prizes for the (flu!) amassed most of their points in championship and Open toumn.

the reins on the horse had broken in the first beat. Cudmore pulled Arlonway to a stop on the upper turn without causing any harm or suffering any injury.

the track events. They took first place in every dash or run but the half mile as they captured the red ribbon in the 100, 220, mile, 440. mile relay and the six mile run.

ments was made. Mr. 0.3. Mc- Gllllvray. Supt. of the P.E.I. Na. tlonal Park. acting in chairman. welcomed all golfers. lie expressed the hope that the i0'.lYl'l3ll1FfIL

Fl,” Md Fmh mu." In addition to taking firsts in would durmp mm one o: the teari-

g these events they took most. of the mg ml; muynanxenta at the ”io-I

VValt. N' See (0'Meara) it "””"d5 Md 1" 59"" "5" the of each summer season and mm,

Tartan (Mort-sldc) .. . 4 ”l,l,”l,5- ,, visiting rzolfers from till cm-, chm:

Judy Kalmuck (W. Kelly) - '2 Tmk KY”) ll dmll" Ml"? 3 in the Maritlmcs would be com- Arlonway (cudmore) V post-graduate course in Montreal mung...

:5 won the individual honors. Kyte

Bonnie Dale (Blrt) , p, placed first in the four events in

He stated that the toumanlellt.

xI31'J'pKX:a-310!-4

Rg:,v:V;cE(l;v;;?,h(,Ne8l) 7 which he competed 1,, pm: up 30 was the most successful yet held Apfm Bud (Kellv) 8 palms, Jlm wamer 0; tbs wand. and that this was in no small mea- Times: 2.19. 217 .'V5 wgn Nv erers was second with 15 points. 5"” W9 W W9 slllcndld Mm-V lll See owned by George Gregory Wendnll Barrett. George ivlilm-s prizes. Mr. Mc(xill1vary expressed and driven by L9,, 0-Meat”; and E mg Magheson stood out, ln his thanks to th mcrchanta W110 pnri-muluels: First. race, 521.20, ”Tm'”” 7mT”'”'T7' 7-'1-"ATE -'” ffgf 12.40, 4.20; slo.oo. 4.10; 52.80; - -9f,"i'.'.”.”d.?," ""915 (comnued my

second race, So2l,.'i0. 7.50, 4.70;

INSIST ON

95 :7kY60PlR73'

53.10, 2.70; 34.90.

Second and Sixth Ilacu

Lll Frisco (MacNeill) . l l

Billy Budlong (MacDonald) 2 4

Marion E. (Kelly) 5 2 0 Money Royal (Lies-wllyn) 3 Ii .' Henry Day (Kelly) 4 .t

You'll See (Andrew) . . 7 6

Quick Lick. (O'Me-ura) Lou Kalmuck tO'Brien)

Times: 2.15 NS; 2.18; Lil Frisco owned and driven by Don Mac- Neill, Summerside; pari-mutuels: First race, 326.50, 6.50, 4.20; S530 3.50; sS.70; second, 55.90, -1.10. 3.80; 54.80, 4.10; 4.10.

WITH

Third and Seventh Racial

tzmyco

Dale 3. (O'Brien) ,. 1 1

Rosalie H. (O'Meara) 2 it E

Nell Kalmuck (Kelly) 4 2 Q

Miss Donna Mae (Henncssey) I9 4

Calumet Onward (Stead) .. 5 .'

Pet. Hanover (Semple) ...... .. 6 6 E Times: 2.17; 2.15 V5; Dale R.

owned by George Hughes and

driven by Claude O'Brien; parl-

mutuels: First race. 3.820. 4.10.

3.00; 37.00, 3.50; 33.50: second

race. 56.10, 3.50, 2.50; 254.00, 290; Smlolls---l'aV' 5

use free vacuum tut

Fourth and Eighth Race 'cdayl

Ann's Dream (Calbeck) 1 4

Alll'l'5 BOY lB0l;V"93-ll 5 9 Chryco puns Ircdesigned by Chrysler

Billy MCVPY (0 M91173) 2 3 Engineers, carefully checked andinscec-

Silk Hal (5mlllIl - 3 -l ted to fit perfectly Ilndlnst longer.

Mannlstcr Direct (Sultry .. .'l 5

Putchcn Voln 2nd (McDonald 6 dr ciclmmlynmdmnhltlucbmlnr

(Dead heat for Srrl place in 1st cnI0""'MIol(nu!a.LinIiIrd

dosh.)

Times: 2.17 MS: 2.15 US: Ann's i i

NOS. 5 J: R CLASSIFIED - 2 DASIIES AT Sl'l5.00

.II)lIlIlI3 Ifalmuck, Argot Pointer, Babe Brliioll, Prince Budlonf.

N0. 1 CLASSIFIED - 1 DASH AT 3100.00

Milli:-.'s Son. Brother Bill. Bud's Echo, Frlu-0'1 Guy, June Bull- loug 2ml., New Fnrrcst, Thalr'il It.

)5. I A B CLASSIFIED - I DASIIES AT 8125.00

nltlr Budlong. Lela Budlong, Amilcn, LII Frisco, Clint. Mliinourl. ('atumrt nnwnrrl. Gahngan, Dean Swift.

NOS. I ll; '1 CLASSIFIED - 2 DASIIES AT 3125.00

Ilenry Day, You'll see, Prince Marine, Minn Plnyfnlr, Lou Knlmuck. Slater Verna, Penny Royal, Yankee Joan.

N0. 3 CLASSIFIED - 1 DASH AT il25.00 no-lrn Ilarvcslcr. Misc Judy Date. Home Budlnng. Jennie Kalmuck, Buddy Budinng, Arlonway, Dun Mel-Elwyn, Real set. Also ellxlblo .. . Ruthertn. NO. 2 CLASSIFIED -- I DASH 3125.00

Island Iltrm-r. Ilunldn. Kitten. Little Mac. Roma Frisco. Suflock Chief. Bonnie's Money. Ev: Budlong. Also eligible . . . Slmooe Peter.

Saturday Sept. 6th. '

CLADSIFIED - 2 DABIIIS AT lIb0.00

rolinw Up Jr.. Billy MoVay. cnnpbolltu Buddy, Ann's Boy, Euo, Yankee Dale, Nell Buillong, Ann's Dreun.

CLASSIFIED - 1 DASIIE5 AT 3150.00

Rant"? II-. Neil Klllnnci. Pntohun Volo 2lId.. Mnnnhier Direct, Mm Donna Mn, mile 3., Father Duster, Judy lludlong.

CLASSIFIED - 1 DABIIES A'I' 0125.00

I'M! Abne'r. Mlltlllh 9'" MIIIMI. Lllly Marlene, Juli mu, Min Commando. Frankie Budlont. Fact Cloth. Also eligible. . .Guy Harvester.

CLASSIFIED - I DASH A'I' III.” Mlflt VI 3-. Money loyal. locale lmllong, Vernlu Pearle. Bob Can. unit. I Lucille, Danni: Frisco Can. llclvvln Bndiong. Also eligible . . . Bet lluollong.

CLASSIFIED - I DASII AT 0123.00

3.. Iludnol Dill; Anfln Idling. Neville Grnunn, Plum.

Illa! Kitty Holly, Gland: Mu. Mk Inn! Grove. ULASIIFIEII - I DAIK AT 0113.0.

"Allin. -IIIJJIIII-k.lmA.Ir:'::l. w-no.1:-cu. Jeannie.

n-law-5m

they were not in much to blame for the calling of the game as the fans who shoved their way through the wire and otherwise streamed onto the field. Many of them appeared to be spoiling for trouble. One of them attacked first base judge Ev. Toomba. Others Iinrted to fight among themselves, not par- ticular whom they singled out in long as they got. A chance to sneak in the first right. I 0 I O

Dispute: between official: and players there will always be. The matter Sunday could have been cleared in fact was cleared in A short time in far as the umpire and players were concerned. After Jim Hogan had thrown both Ready and Kennedy out of the game there was plenty of time to finish the inning but the fans persisted In maullng around the field. When it came to 5.45 and it was Impossible to continue play umpire Hogan called the game. Actually he could have awarded it to Summenlde. Ae- cordlng to the rule book the um- hire may award the game to the opposing team when fan: of the home team hold up the game for 15 minute: :1:-.moro..

players were

' There will the blunt crowd of .':Inn at. Memorial Field Sunday that we have seen at any hue- Qaall nmo in your. A lot of them were not regular customers and I lot of them will not return in ii hurry. Thou ptnyerlo who start.- ed the iroubll and the fans who atreamed out on the field have thauipclvn to thank for my net-

Wunlngton 1: New York 6 Cleveland 6; Chicago 3 Boston 11; Philndelphll. 1 Boston 0; Philadelphia 2 Detroit 4: St. Louis '1. I rnntlunnl

Ottawa 2: Buffnlo ll Springfield 3; Syracuse 4 Springfield 2; Syracuse 8 Rochester 2; Toronto 5 Rochester 1: Toronto 2 Baltimore 5: Montreal 0 Baltimore 4; Montreal :-

MONDAT GAME!

Nalloml Pint

Mlull. Oh rch and Rout.

. H0 000 000-8 '1 2 Cincinnati . .. 200 001 002-! I I Hcddlx and D. Rice; Pei-kovukl and Rout. Flrlt cum. .. 100 no 014-: I 1 Pitubnrgi .. 000 000 000-0 8 0 Klipputein und Ohltl; Pallet Main (0) and Gnrqloln.

Second Chlouo 010 008 000 00-4 II I Pittsburgh on m m 01-! 18 1 , (11 innings) 'Kelly. Leonard (0) sad Atwcil:

Hogue. Kline (I) Dickson (O) Mccutlnunh. '

I'll-at New York

and

Contl g back which local baseball ..wll!.

suffer. Thou unniiy full too-can feel proud of the part they play-

the Abegwelt. Club. Certainly , ' 1 to ard's M. C. H the” "3" he Wllllllg Zalned l" Xllsrlnollle.w0B:3:'spllc:g,-5 gurled catch off MnCI&lnnOn In the sev- nunislliug baseball in general. good bun for me 1,,” DIEM chin and Art Hughes threw a The summcfside Flaw”. we of, jnnin” of the game which was strike to the plate from left, field 3 t 2 d ficials and the remainder of the: well played and which lasted 3" 3'Ecs,"”"d i""i"ll M "(ch e Abcgweit team remained clear mm-A-'-.r-"" mile l"r"s' I n I of the fracas. In fact, novcral Box SCORE Ab . n , ., ' M. c. A. AB E II PO A E mclz. .';'"It..'”'2.'-.';l'.”.:l...'2.'3Tl'”;ll, Nlselwll Restllls ; H l 3 I l. t h. t - 2 36 "Mn. - :l:0ll(ll"d gbe. Elbe: inllfmoffncllfllcllzl, SATURDAY MECNEHL Tl 5 1 1 2 0 0 both the guilty players and glliltvt NEmm'l Malhesallv 3h -- 5 l 1 1 2 0 fans should bear the brunt oil Cmcalm 5: cl”cl"ml'l 3 MHCCBUUIYI. C 4 0 2 3 2 0 ml, action. 1 Philadelphia 4: Boston I Munroe, p 4 n 1 0 2 o - o - - :Pl1blIladegl;hl: fl rliiostiiln 6: Hughes. lf 4 o 2 o 1 o B. . H t H t' ew or : r00 3'11 Hood, 2h 3 o 1 A 0 0 disclpllzlgmgtlle llllnyvgfsmll-lllr 1?.-l 5'" Lu” 125 Nlsbulgh 1 More-leer. rl 3 0 0 l 0 0 left to the Alzegwcit. Club we Am”l"" l-CBl8lnC- Pl! 1 ll ll ll 0 0 mean that. there is no organized lvuhingtonfl New York 8 PlTl93Up Cl 0 0 0 0 0 0 body in junior baseball to handle Cl"”l””d,5- Chl””? ll Totals -"47 5 10 27 9 1 such situation.-. The junior scrlcsl Delta” Ll Loans 2, M11110! 53 R H P0 A '5 just. completed was 5 play-off bin ,1" M" g sll('l'llli!Tdt 4 0 ll 2 0 1 tween the two clubs with both sprinkled ,1' ymcu” llulzhes. lb 4 0 ll-7 0 1 clubs agreeing on the rules, rcg- g3fllf1',,t”3;.o5.',r:.',';ntg? 8 Ryan. P -- 2 l1l Q g ulatlons and length of the SPl'- ' Whlllock. 8! t H Baltlmore 2' Montreal I test. If there were in body or or- ' MHCKenZlPt 11 3 0 0 1 9 ll rzanlzatloill in control, and surely :':VlIlllBmS-Qhff - 1 E E: (1 th 1 b l , h i . a nu. - 5 ,9” W I 91"? ye”; l 9 .w," New York 1, Brooklyn 9 Iegmr ab . 3 0 0 4 0 0 payers nvo ve wnu receue phnndel hm 0. Boston 1 . , at least: in one year suspension Phundelgma 4'. Boston 0 Larter, c 3 0 2 1 1 from brgunized ball and possibly! st Lou” .,. Plmsbmgh g 1 Total: . 7 2'7 9 2 more. ' ' "' . . l SUM . - - ' ' gEl:”3” ggncxnnaffsn RBI, MacNeill, Mallieslon it. But guilty and all though the Ameriun Mnccallum. Larter. W lllams.

earned runs. MCA 5. Abbie! 2! triples, Matheaon: sacrifice hit. MucKcnzie; stolcrf buses. Hood. Macxtnnon; left on husen, MCA, 8. Abblex. 52 walks. Ryan 1. Munro 0: hit by pitch, MncKln-

non (2); strikeouts. Ryan 1, Munro: 7; wild pitch. Munroe, Ryan; passed ball, Maccnllum, Larier.

Umpire, L. Doyle: bane judges, C. Ward. E. Toombll.

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Dream owned by Willard Mac- Donald and driven by. Georg..- Calbeck: Ann”: Boy owned by Donald Baker and driven by En- sor Bowness: part-mutuels: First race. 55.40. 3.60. 2.30; 54.70. 2.40; 5230, 2.50; second race. 511-30- 530. 280: S330. 2.30: 53-40.

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