SEPTEMBER}. ' - 15.0mm! CHALLENGE!)

“KW MoGnIlum. of Charlotte- Wm iut night issued a chaLenge w “young Tom’ McCloekef/i also of m“ my, to put his provincial wel- unveignt title on the mat in g box.

bout. McCallun-i said he would w“ "any time and any place. mciosxey won the title here lest “may when he knocked out may Stead. of Highiield in mm two minutes of fighting in the m; round of their bout.

1940

‘THE

(ZILIARLOTTETOWN Gl YA 1"“ i“ '\'

lfiGF-LSEYLEQ REMEMBER WHEN

(By The Canadian Preea)

. . 1.. night. At Chicago the s n. Max Bat-r, who won :1..- , weight crown in J‘ ' Tufiy Griffith; a.. -. . ~

liletroit Takes Stranglehold llnAmarican League rug

Newsom Pitches Victory

T0 Twin

Tigers Over

White Sox 10-9 And 3-2

DETROIT, Sept. 25—(AP)- Detioit 'f‘igers. wltn Loiiis l (Buck) Newsum man of the h.iir. fought to a pair of vic- tories ovrr Chicago White 50x today ari gained a lull two- JUN! auvzmlillﬂ 0V!!!‘ (‘Ii-VG- lznil Indians in the American Lcirguc race.

The Tigers took the opener 10-9 in i0 innings and the "ec- uml game 3-2. and Neweom, their 32-year-old nght-hander. scored bodi victories.

N wscm gained the 20-vic‘orv -'-r the third success‘. c s. m 1; the first game after two i.- nhgs c-i valiant relief duty. He vent the iuii distance in the sec-

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Liverpool lLarrupers Ball

Maritime

ond contest for his 21st victory, ignore victories than he has eve;-

ctore scored in 11:5 long and color- fill major league career.

Need Only One Win

The Tigers. who conclude thﬂg 56550" With the Indians in single Bames Friday. Saturday and Sun_ day, need win only one of tht-‘m to beat out the Trlbesmen.

At Cleveland, bl Al K1111131- Pilmlled a hypodermic into the Iri- dlims 11188108 pennant hopes with a 4-2 football-weather triumnh over St. Louis Brc-wns. It was tho Indian southpaws 17th victory.

A two-run single b_v Ben Chap- ma_n, Indians’ left fielder. kept the Tribe in the league race.

Win Crown

For Second Straight Year

LIVERPOOL. N5. Sept. 25__ (CPI-Liverpool Larriipers won. the Maritime Setiior Baseball Title [cr the ssccnd straight year today r5 they ovcrivlicliried Devon, New Bruiisudck champions. 9-2 to take Ihsnr final best-in-fivc series with tho loss of Just one game.

The heavy-hitting Larrupers, - Scotia champions. almost rated the sccr-c of yesterday's lll(‘ here, which they won by a; srorc. Each cf the teams had game at Fredericton,

New Brunswick sec- of the round was played. Pliylll? Manager Laurie Thor- lilkne o Liverpool let the Devon

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{Hm dorm with six safeties. Pitch- ing easily, Thorburne left most of the work to his fielders, fanning only three.

Larrupers rattled l4 safeties off the pitching of Eddie Dinsmore. who had won the second game of the series. Al Young, left-fielder, accounted for five oi’ the champ- ions‘ hits.

Dinsmore was hit hard and did not have the touch he displayed in

,the previous same with Liverpool rand in the New Brunswick play-

offs. He struck out five, but he was wild and issued the same num- ber of passes.

BOX SCORES

\'ESTERDAY'S RESULTS AMERICAN LEAGUE

First Game: Chicago 001 060 020 0- 9 l7 3 Drtrrlt 112 002 210 1-10 l0 3 _ Lee Brown and Trcsh: Bridaesi sinker-i, Trout, Ncwsom and Teh-

Secrmd Game:

(‘hlczwo 020 000 000-2 R 0 Drtrnit 010 000 lix—3 5 0 Rumor and Turner: Newsom and

Sullivan. Ft. lmuis 000 010 010-2 6 l

1 the youth and

v

Baer Fights Tonight

Sld Fedcr Press Sports Writer

JERSEY CITY, N.J.. Sept 25- (APl-The experienced fistic clowning of old Maxie Baer and hitting power of Irish Pat Comiskey collide tomor- row night in the “bettingcsr heavyweight fight around these part5 in years.

Even the betting

By Assoc iai ed

commissioners

don’t know wnich clouter to tab as 1 er with the Bucs 2-1 and 5-4.

have lr:<h

favorite. Some odds-makers

installed the 19-year-old

walloper on tc-p 5 to '7; others Just

reverse the procedure.

‘Mike McCormick into centre-field, where he has been playing steady if not spvctnciilar ball and batting

‘ n Ival Goodman 13c will be in right

Power Plant In Detroit's Outfield

By Judson Bailey Associated Press Spur-l; write;-

again. The defence kingpin of the De- troit Tigers is Barney McCcskv,

second oiilv to the Yankees‘ Jiie Dmaggio as a centre-fielder. fie helps Grcenberg ccver a. lot o!

j and ru~"p"r s him at the “l1 n . 15 hitting average rntLc‘ Dhtr ‘ has the v2:- . n i.rvin . who batted NEW YORK, Sept. 25-—(AP)- .3 5 in the 103a id SONGS Elliil The outfield should be the ])Ol\'t?l' -l*ns been hltinu: 292 this 59315021 Plant of a baseball club and Llctrcit H? stands ui under iXISIIBCKJOZI bet- Tlgens outfield has power to spare. ltcr ti nu or Beau Frll. The experiment that switched .riflhtfi~lr"'" the Indians. and Hank Greenberg from ﬁrst base Ibuttlng .283. to left field had a Jolt-ing effect on

IDudy Patch finished

Tracey Hanover Wins Traro Free-for-all

TRURO. N. 3.. 5611i. 25 —(CP)"fcurth in the last two heats. —Tracey Hanover. North Svdnevl Sully. owned 1'11 Halifax. was the horsc. took the Free-for-nll today ‘ only i} :t-ii-riit. winner of the af- af tllhf H1131 119111955 11310112 m!‘ 1‘l€l'll()'ll in the first iiuiiictl race. (‘iiwic season at the Tiuio spacd- Juni- Iaviiis" cnass-ci ilPI‘ home earth

-‘ ~ (11110.

Dudy Patch. from New Glasgow. In in.» scccrid named race ‘Vla- rnade a nice race of it to win the jor Bowus a Summerside horse first heat, but the Hanover horse,‘ romirti linmc in front with ti“; ($211118 through for the next two wins, iuiziiic; the first and Socmd

third andllicats. The Baker tuned ihe igilﬂqg

the American League. It made rocni for both Greenberg and first baseman Rudy York 1n the Tigers’ lmeup and sparked Detroit to met top of the circuit ivith the bcsti, team batting average in thc major 1 league. The punch is exciuplalcd‘ by Grccnbcrg with n .340 battingl ill/rage. 40 homers and 149 runs baited in. ‘

Tlicrefore. because of big Hzmkus l Pankus, if for no other iczison, the Tigers’ outfield l ‘ -- ed superior to tu= . trcl cf Cincinnati Rctl." the capable out not hi" gade of Cleveland i... still are struggin; for the nomination,

The difference zvvuld have boon overtvhelming if the R ls hiid 11o‘. picked up Jinn-g.- R1,: - , He is a strcziky pla urilly hot when t. nwnvv the tablecloth. lle ')I1‘tT".’l .310 in two World Series fo- Ncw York ‘Giants and has hi1 .308 for tlic ‘Reds. in 3i sarnrs he h.1~'n't nude 1i liPldlllE error.

His advent inntle i1 pos-‘iblo fcr Bill McKei-hnie to mcvc young

OlVl‘ CUR WAY

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series

Walters Loses Second Came

Of Twin Bill

NEW YORK, Sept. 25--—1AP1- Bucky Walter's, who may bc ihe starting World Series pitcher tor Cincinnati Reds. went down to dc- ieat before the Cardin; at St.

, £2- f’

‘EAY. WE BETTER FiNo OUT 11= T1-1E~/'o TAKE HIM 1N TH‘ ARMY, BEFORE WE so To ALL Tl-UG wo1z1< TO KEEP FROM HAVIN’ To POUSH H16 EooTs .' HE WEARQ GLAGGES AND 1-11: MAY HAVE OTHER THINGS WRONG-FEM com’

v BRINGING UP FATHEEM

By J- R. ll illirrihs

THAT’6 ALL TH’ MORE. REAGON ‘TO 6TlC1< To 1T-- A GENERAL DON'T HAVE TO BE HEALTHY OML)! 1N TH‘ HEAD, AN’ 1F HE'S

s1c1<1_~/ HELL NEED MORE WAITIN’ ON——1'M GTICKIN’! 1 DONT Tu1N\< A CORPORAL HAG TO wAlT ON ANYBODY“ ‘ATLL DO ME .'

’ QETT LED OVER

HERO WAS TOO

wotgeov, 1s

OFR Ilﬂ-KRDYNG HQIZQE . "A DEATHLv GTILLNESS

eAtooN As YOUNG» WlLD

weer ENTERED- ﬁ STEALTHILY THE BAR- %

. TENoEwe uauo eaooeo

_ FOR i-us euN BUTOUR -

rEEEzE WHERE- vou ARE!‘ HE comm/sumac! ‘QNE

MORE Move AND vouwE , PLAYED vou: LAET cc-Qo!

in the final heat after a close fin- I suijy (gm-m, 1 1 15313 1 June Evans 1O 2 2

Silent Joe, Truro horse, took thei Atom, u 4 3 first and third heats in the thi d J x

named race. The second he ' ,1 vitied the closest race of 1hr.- dziv as , J.A. KEITS Hillside Scott Won by a

5" 1 if; ~ .\' . nose in a thrilling finish with all Ame‘ “e U 2

five horses bunched at the tape. 311,30,- 301.15 The Br." 11f". smmairv .11 Free For Jiu ,

Ilfaugjgrizlljiudtlvrhanv g l) é , moo-u in... s2. x Dudey Patch iniciviiiiani T54" Rainey G. Henley ﬁavcrncy) 4 4 2 ,

2.14 1-2. 2.1l 1-4, 212.

Named Race Nu. 1

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THE

QU1CK-~ LEANDEQ.’

QcRaMotA i}

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EEANDER FOUND SOME OLD NlCKEL

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Louis today 4-3 1n the .\‘-‘Ct]Z.f‘l game

cf a twin hill ziftor the Nﬂililtll LOOK AT THAT B15 LOAFEQ League champions won thc oprn- BQQfi-IEQ O1: MAGCTIES — er 5_o_ HE a @1010’ t-otz 5Q t;

Against Walters. Joiinnv ‘QUE DOW“ UT

‘hit his 42nd home run. L-qil »THE|-|l-TOH§CLF Aw ,the reccrd fcr a S’. Louis pla

iestablishrd by Rogers f-lor: ‘while with the Cardinals in if) 2 l At Chicago. ilte Cuh=

clinibrd nvithin one game of the ft" h ‘place Pittsburﬂh Pirates by s iiiig a National Lcaruc double _

1

lPennant Race

Ti-ioittsizs 1N Tue MAJQRE» TQuN1A=

By George

:2

JIcJIu/i us’

W1l_1_ l2 TO GIT 1N TH‘ lCE-BOX-THEQE HE GOES NOW-

ClI-vclnnd . 100 300 00X—4 7 0 Kcnrlridy‘ and Swift; Milnar and ‘tin

11.1 ii

WnrlJ 1.11.1. Imnrwd

The chances are 1t will be even; At A Glance:

money when they climb into the,‘

ring about ll pm. ADT tornrrrmv- 1 weather permitting-before a hoped-for crowd of 25.000. Promo-l ier Jack Kearns. making 111s h=z~ ——— league fistlo comeback, figures I11’? (By The Associated Prcss)

P1

NATIONAL LEAGUE

Thimlilc ’l‘hezitre-Stzirring POPEYE

Fir-i Game: u.‘ p 2 lgate may be $100.00? m l Detroit TigersLgx-crc so clclseﬂoitlo _____ (‘Im-‘nnziti 010 0M on. . ~ , This corner goes or . e cown 3th,; American agile ‘CF-H 1i - v ~ H7O 6N5 ‘CAM pAﬂN‘ q- E L. -. - * 5i‘ l-"uls "00 M" "WT" '3 ° ‘in this 00°- M-‘X "Ppﬁmi b‘ k“°w1$‘»"i> wdﬂY ‘my “mid “““°”‘ “m” (you '70)” DOW’? TO 1Nv1TE Jo"t‘."is1>ocu~o CHEC1<6JQQULHH * I Twmim“ “"5 W“ “c” i‘°° ma“ ““5“'°'s ‘° m’ qwmms l“ i - ' - - 1179M’ JTEA-LN vou TO HAVE 11= vé ARE A i-1EE1_ CHANCE’ tars FLiP lWANTQHA To .» Doyle. Shcun and Owen. ‘lPat 1s still asking. A year from now. 1 By winning their dcuiilelicador ‘rigor/i BABES- LUNCH WlTH A CON-TO 65E soMgTHtN, 0N ‘the kid should be the toughest ;f1-cni Chicago White‘ Sox icsicirlri. U-RWNA Lav? M m. wpéA WHO PAM’: THE HE F-VE W“, u , , \ Sernnd Game: man around but right. now he hashhey‘ inane it pcs>ib.e l0 1114110 at ‘-_>\.~!__ PEA OUT K E SWELL MEAL _ :11“ w; , _ f) ,- Finclnmti I00 100 100-3 121 1100 much to learn. and Bacr—sav ,icast a tie for the pennant by: 0-1415 540MB; q THANKG - riE CN w: if; \\\"— Si. h-iiis M0 102 00x-4 8 0 what vou want about The 0'33’ he Wvilllllllg one of their three Nlllfllll-l ar-Tr’ \ T‘

Walters and Baker: Hutchinson. M. Cocper and W. Coolie!‘-

can or cannot fight-knows more than on‘ and one about the bus- mess o1 miuhtng noses.

ing game; with Cleveland Iildlﬂll5.1 The standings: » .-

w L Pct oar. arr i

PlI-“rst Game: 0M M__1 8 2 Club

tishiirgh ('00 1M ——— ""'

us..." m, m.) mm 01-2 11 i _ i Detroit so o2 @549 T Scroll and Y‘~"‘s, Schultz; Lee HAMILTON WOMENS Cleveland 87 04 n16 1, ~ and McCullough. INSTITUTE New York 84 64 .568 3 a 6 A

MANY HOUSES USIN

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The September meeting of Hamil- iton W I- met at the home of Mrs. Preston Ramsay with an attend- ance of thirteen members. and tuo visitors present. MeeHHB °P°n°d

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Notable feature of mﬂﬂi‘ _i

houses bping bum. 1n Canada ti

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school. A janitor for the hall was sccui-

l mining and trading (‘omuﬂﬂles 0i Use of concrete for the THE c-“ARGES ARE usuAl-l-Y "

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tile floorings iviiirh may be ap-

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