PAQB
FOUa
Girls'
Softball
Play
Yesterday
Frances
Roberton's
Tram
Defeats
:
Betty
Barber's
12
to
7
Another
game
of
the
High
School
Girls'
Softball
League
was
played
1.85.
Gardener
Makes
Queer
Discovery
,
WINNIPEG,
Sept,
17:
(CP)
Animal,
insect
or
plant
George
Aubert
Is
not
aulte
ture
which
h
fouric-Ueisiibject
here
iri
his
gardenit
appeared
.
be.
a
.crpss
between
a
spider
and'K
sfrtflli'rnuih-
room.
The
legs
are
transparent
and
the
body
globular-shaped
and
about
three-eighths
of
an
Inch
in
dla.
meter.
It
Is
light
fawn
colored
on
top
and
brown
underneath.
To
add
to
its,
weird
appearance,
the
animal,
insector
peripatetical
plant
has
a
rude
Impression
of
a
human
face
on
the
back
of
the
body.
...UNDOES
OWN
WORK
TULSA,
Akla.,
Sept.
17:
(CP)
Twenty-four
years
ago
as
con
Btructlon
foreman,
Patrick
Fagan
laid
street
railway
tracks
which
now,
as
superintendent
of
a
re
lief
crew,
he
is
tearing
up.
1901
Miss
L.
1902
Miss
John,
N.B.
1603-Miss
Ont,
.
1904-
Mlss
Ont.
1905
Miss
John,
N.B.
1906
Miss
John,
N.B.
1907
Miss
John,
N.B.
1008
Miss
John,
N.B.
F.
1909
Miss
V.
H
treal.
1910
Miss
ton,
Ont.
1911
Miss
ton,
Ont.
1912
Miss
ton,
Ont.
Thompson,.
Saint
H3rvey,
Hamilton,
F.
Harvey,
Hamilton,
-
,
V
.
.
M.
Thompson,
Saint
M.
Thompson,
Saint
M.
Thompson,
Saint
M.
Thompson,
Saint
Anderson,
Mon-
D.
Campbell,
Hamll-D.
Campbell,
Ilamll-D.
Campbell,
Hamil-
1913
Miss
M.
Dodd,
England.
1914-
1918
No.
championships.
1919
Miss
Ada
Mackenzie.
To
ronto.
1920Miss
A.
Stirling,
Atlanta,
Georgia.
,'
1921
Miss
Cecil
Leltch;
England
.1922
Mrs.
W.
A,
Gavin,
England
1923
Miss
O.
Collett,
Providence.
Rhodar
Island.
1924
Miss
O.
Collett,
Providence.
Rhode
Island.
;
:
Baseball
Standings
NATIONAL
LEAGUE
New
York
,.,.86
At
St,
K-'f
.'V-
?
Pet
.601
Chicago
,,,,.82
3
56tf
Pittsburg
:
78
7
.536
Cincinnati
.......7,1,
73,
.493
Bon
-
-
:'7a
.451
Brooklyn
i
..'434
Philadelphia
..
.sa
4
.341
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LEAGUE
'
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pet
New
York
w
41
.667
Chicago
;..78
-65
Ml
Washington
..77
68
.531
Ettrolt
.77
68
.531
Cleveland
76
68
.528
Boston
72
74
.493
St.
Louis
51
90
,362
Philadelphia
...49
95
.340
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Sept.
17:
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TITLE
PLAY
IN
GOLF
ON
Canadian
Women's
Tourney
Royal
Montrel
Golf
Cap
MONTREAL,
Sept.
17
i
(CP)
iTle
"naaian
women's
Open
golf
vP.-rdav
afternoon.
The
earne
was
ehamploruhlp,
with
the
best
fe-
well
nlaved
on
both
.sides
and
came
.
,nne
otmakers
In
the
United
to
an
exciting
conclusion
with
the
wP
hPlnr
12
tn
7
In
favnr
nf
Stat8
d
Canada
entered.
Is
now
Prances
Roberton'.
team
over
ing
played
oyer
the
Royal
Mon-
'
ter
Uo1
pup'
Betty
Barber1.
1
The
championship.
Is
being
play
TODAY'S
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B.
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.08.
B.
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.10.
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over
a
a
courae
coure
.noted
.noted
for
iti
toughness.
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has
a
woman's
par
of
79
for
its
6,525
yards
and
requires
accuracy
for
its
narrow
fairways,
Toughest
problem
facing
the
feminine
stars,
besides
the
ehnrt
openings
to
the
greens,
is
the
heavy
number
of
traps,
mostly
deep
bunkers,
around
the
putting
greens.
The
grpens
are
noted
for
ability
to
"hold"
approach
shots.
Previous
Winner
Following
is
a
list
of
holders
of
the
Canadian
Women's
Open
Oolf
title:
.
Young;
Montreal.
1925
Miss
Ada
Mackenzie.
To
ronto.
1926
Miss
Ada
Mackenzie.
To
ronto.
1927
Miss
II.
Payson,
Portland,
Maine.
.1928
Mlsa
Virginia
Wilson,
Chi
cago.
1929
Miss
H,
HlcfcViHewlett,
L.I.
1930
Miss
M.
Orcutt'.
Enelewood.
New
Jersey,
1931
Miss
M.
Orcutt,
Enelewood.
New
Jersey.
'
1032
Miss
Margery
Kirkham.
Montreal.
'..
'
1933
Miss
Ada
Mackenzie
To
ronto,
i
1934-
Mrs,
W.
0;:Frtser,Ottawa.
1935
Mlsi
Ada
Maickehjle.
To
ronto.
At
I
III
Francis
Ouimet
(left),
and
Dr.
William
Tweddell
.right),
rival
captains
of
United
St
te
and
British
Walker
Cup
teams
respectively,
inspect
the
trophy
that
is
emblematic
of
international
te
un
supremacy
among
amateur
golfers.
Britain
sent
a
youthful
squad
under
Tweddell
again
t
the
brilliant
U.
S.
shotsmlths
that
Ouimet
captains,
but
they
were
unsuccessful
In
their
quest
of
the
cup.
America
retained
it
by
winning
handily.
The
University
of
California
in
cludes
among
its
athletic
equip
ment
this
year
15
pacing
shells,
valued
at
$18,000.
T.
D.
BUck
of
the
Rover
Cycle
f
II
h
nlAitnoetaP
nr-n
trio
fira
and
four-fifth
seconds.
1
T
Tt
1
.
-
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UP
SCHEDULES
Pirates
spilt
a
double-header
In
vawwy
VUI,V'JV
9
WIS!
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tTb
1
w-vH.s
M
mile
British
national
grass
cycling
f1"6
National
League
yesterday
tne
championship
In
13
minutes,
seven
ormer
maintaining
their
four
and
.
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.second
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St.
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WOI1
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LilC
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wltn
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.
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Th!
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omcnds
r
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bul
Ironli
Manchester,
beating
J.
Leach
of
dhv,
01-1Q
i
tu
ui
the
Boston
Bees
to
creep
ud
with-
In
the
American
league
the
Detroit
Tigers
won
over
the
Philadelphia
Athletics
to
Join
the
idle
Washington
Senators
in
a
tie
for
third
place.
Cleveland
Indians
had
an
easv
vletnrv
nwr
Rmt.nn
Ppri
Double-Headers
Order
of
Day
In
Sox
and
other
National
Uajue
Cubs
Nearly
(poned
on
account
of
rain.
uaicn
uarainais
j
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NEW
YORK.
Sept.
17:
(CP)
New
York
Giants
and
Plttsburr
Yesterday's
Big
League
scores:
National
League
Pittsburgh,
1-4;
New
York,
2-3.
St.
Louis,
3-5;
Philadelphia.
7-2
Cincinnati,
4-2;
Brooklyn,
7-10.
Chicago.
3-4;
Boston,
2-2.
American
League
Boston,
3;
Cleveland,
13,
Philadelphia,
2,
Detroit,
6.
Others
postponed.
W.UU
i-,U
ill
IrilC
filial.
,
.
,
.
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130
MANCHESTER.
Sept.
17:
(CP)
m
uau
a
game
or
tne
cardinal
'Another
day
of
sunshine,
warmth
Gourlay
of
Camberley
i
m
a
aouble-header,
the
spreads,
temperature
over
80,"
Brooklyn
Vrtgers
took
a
pair
of
heads
the
Guardian,
England,
lland.
won
won
the
the
Swedish
Swedish
up
welcoming
Heath,
women's
golf
championship,
9
and
8
In
the
36-hole
final.
a"ico
iium
iwic
vmcinnau
near
recovery
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wet
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