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Wednesday.
August
23,
1939.
CHANGED
POSIION
The
announcement
two
davsago
that
Russia
and
Ger
many
had
made
-a
non-aggression
pact
following
the
trade
j
pact
announcement
came
as
a
great
shock
to
jeople
of
all
the
democratic
countries
who
were
looking
to
Russia
to!
help
hold
Germany
back
from
further
aggressive
movements.,
It
has
upset
the
calculations
of
all
the
prophets
and
experts
and
even
now
it
is
difficult
to
decide
what
is
likely
to
happen.
People
are
wondering
how
it
will
affect
Japan
or
is
Italy,
leader
of
the
anti-comintern
movement,
agrce-1
ing
to
the
move
AH
we
can
do
is
to
await
developments.
!
The
-suggested
possibility
that
the
Russian
move
may
have
been
for
the
purpose
of
preventing
any
country
precipitating
war
would
sound
reasonable
were
it
not,
for
the
-fact
ihat"ve
know
so
much
of
Germanyand
German1
methods.
It
is
evident
that
Germany
expects
to
gain
from
the
move
-or
she
would
not
have
made
;t.
It
is
just
possible
ihat
Danzig
may
decide
to
join
Germany
and
then
it
might
be
looked
upon
as
an
act
of
ag-1
pression
to
stop
her.
There
are
all
sorts
of
angles
to
this
situation.
WHAT
AliOUT
JAPAN?
What
about
Japan?
It
is
just
possible
that
she
is
damning
the
white
men
as
being
without
honor,
undepend-able,
vacillating.
She
was
used
by
the
axis
pow-ers
for
their
own
ends
and
"then
cast
off
like
an
old
shoe.
At
the
suggestion
of
Germany
she
has
been
irritating
Great
Britain
to
try
to
draw
her
forces
from
the
European
area
and
make
it.
easier
ior
Jlitler
to
get
what
he
wanted.
Now
she
has
lost
Britain
as
a
friend
and
has
no
friend
to
replace
her.
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SO
II
or
Slmundson
held
the
hill
men
issued
eigni
iree
passes,
me
mc-
A.nalf
games
over
the
Cardinals
Clymont
Jys
had
little
trouble
who,
ln
turn
are
four-an-a-hnl!
hlttln
the
ball
hard
enough
to
games
ahead
.of
the
Cubs.
account
for
their
15
runs.
I
J
tnp
Am.rirn
Tnii
v.tpr.
If
McClymont
can
play
the
kind
day
lhe
vew
York
Yankees
mad
of
.
ball
it
showed
in
this
game
m
iu
thn
n
v
hnm
nine
In
when
it
meets
Westvlew
next
reclsterlne
a
14
to
5
victorv
nver
Thursday,
there
should
be
little
Chicago
White
Sox.
The
Bostcn
douot
as
to
wno
wm
win
the
cup
Rtd
kwt
in
seven-and-a-
ior
juiisning
on
wu
oi
me
league,
half
.mm.
Vuhinrf
v,
v,nirw..
Quist-Bromwich
Win
U.S.
Title
Crawford
and
ilerry
Hepman,
in
Doubles
Final
CHESTNUT
HILL,
Mass.,
Aug.
23:
(CP)
Adrian
Quist
and
Jack
Bromwich
of
Australia
defeated
their
fellow
countrymen,
Harry
Hopman
and
Jack
Crawford,
In
the
finals
of
the
United
States
national
doubles
tennis
tournament.
The
score
was
8-6,
6-1.
6-4.
Key
Stammers
and
Mrs.
Freda
Hammersley
ot
Great
Britain
went
I
into
the
finals
of
the
women's
doubles
tournament
by
eliminating
Helen
Jacobs
and
Dorothy
Work
man,
their
opponents
ln
the
finals
"Canadian
Business,"
a
magazine
sponsored
by
the
vA,icaehM"bIe
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uanaciiaii
unarnuer
oi
vui"'1Jt:j(;c
wim
iicauiuajvij
mk
Montreal,
predicts
that
in
the
election,
which
it
expects
will
take
place
in
October,
the
Liberals
will
be
returned
by
a
small
majority.
The
admission
is
made
rather
reluctantly.
Other
predictions
are
that
the
government
party
-will
go
back
to
Ottawa
just
as
strong
as
it
is
today,"
if
not-stronger.
We
think
it
much
too
early
to
make
predictions.
.Also
it
is
plain
that
many
things
may
happen
before
October
iind
that
there
may
not
be
an
election
in
October.
w
w
a
.
a
.TEE
DaILT
lOErKi
;
I
It
McCLYMONT
WIN
EASY
Defeated
Acropolis
15
to
1
In
StiUttr
layruid
fUUuall
I
lay-off
The
play-offs
In
the
senior
bovs
section
of
the
Gyro
Softball
League
continued
last
night
at
the
Oyro
Ball
'Park
with
McClymont
hoys
copping
an
easy
15
to
1
verdlc.
over
the
Acropolis
team.
REDS
LOSE
OUT
AGAIN
rossibly
I'a.ssaee
Of
Time
Vil
Help
Them
Win
Flag
Yanks
Make
Five
Homers
To
Win
pwMivii
mvm4m
Mat.
a
v
v
a
by
winning
from
St.
Louis
Brown.
The
clubs
move
to
new
stands
today
as
follows:
National
League
St.
Louis
at
Philadelphia,
Cincinnati
at
Brooklyn.
Chicago
at
Boston,
Pittsburg
Defeated
Fellow
Countrymen,
Jack
at
New
York.
American
League
New
York
at
St.
Louis,
Philadelphia
at
Cleveland,
Washington
at
Detroit.
Boston
at
Chicago.
Yesterday's
Big
League
scores:
National
League
Chicago,
2:
New
York,
4.
Cincinnati.
0:
Philadelphia,
4.
Pittsburg
8;
Boston.
2.
St.
Louis,;
5.
Brooklyn.
8.
American
League
New
York,
14;
Chicago,
5.
Washington,
4;
Cleveland,
6.
Boston.
10:
St.
Louis,
3.
Philadelphia.
4;
Detroit,
9.
Big
League
standings
to
date:
National
League
Sarah
Cincinnati
70
42
St.
Louis
65
46
fllif
Edmonton
Gvies
Win
Soccer
Title
.Defeated
-Calgary
Callles
41y
Total
Score
of
5
to
1
In
Two
(lames
EDMONTON.
Aug
23:
CP-A1-though
beaten
two
to
nothing
by
Calgary
Callles
In
the
second
of
a
two-game
total
point
series,
Edmonton
Civics
won
the
Alberta
senior
football
championship.
They
had
won
the
first
name
five
to
two.
i
McClymont
Wins
'Junior
Softball
PHILADELPHIA,
Aug,
23:
1CP):
Possibly
the
passage
of
time
will
Three
Win
Without
Im
filvei
hli
Cincinnati
Reds
to'
win
.the
j
League
Honor
To
Tark
Boy
fationai
League
pennant
should
McClrmont
No.
McClymont
No.
Westvlew
Acropolis
P
W
3
3
2
1
3
1
3
0
L
0
1
2
3
Pc
i
ihey
fail
to
cuine
out
of
their
in
the
(unlor
boys
division
of
the
Acropolis
scored
Its
only
run
of
present
slump.
Yesterday
the
RsshiGyro
Softball
League
MeCJvmoniJ
u.c
buji.c
me
iiih
i.uiuiB
u.i.Were
manned
4
to
neHitaj
by
th
iNo
1
won
the
Ieatue
by
taklnt
hlt
vby
O'Neill
and
T.
Clark.
TigrU,;0wly
pjuilks
but
the
.running
ai,throe
nl
three
scheduled
Rams
to
unuiuB
ucmnu
u.e
siy
pucmns
st.
Louij,
cardinals
also
lost
to
give
them
a
percentage
of
1000
scoreless
for
the
rest
of
lhe
game.
piaCe
Chicago
Cubs
to
the
New
With
a
little
help
from
Magnet.
y0rk
Oianta.
The
rrntn
of
lead-on
the
mound
for
Acropolis,
who
crshiD
of
the
Reds
Is
still
lour-an
-
10C0
.600
.300
.0)0
McClymont
No.
1
will
be
present
ed
with
the
cup
for
this
league
at
the
final
display
ln
the
Exhibition
Building
on
August
31.
A
II
ALL
CURIOSITY
RULWER.
South
Africa.
Aug.
23:
CP
In
a
recent
cricket
match
here
a
batsman
was
bowled
by
a
fast
ball
which
uprooted
the
lej
stump.
Only
one
ball
was
displaced
and
this
finished
upon
end
ln
the
stump
hole.
Lee
M.
Gordon
returned
to
the
city
on
the
Prince
George
thlv.
morning
from
a
butlne
trip
U
Vancouver.
Chicago
63
53
.543
Brooklyn
50
54
.5C9
New
York
56
55
.505
Pittsburg
51
58
.4C8
Boston
47
62
.431
Philadelphia
...
35
73
324
American
Leacue
New
York
j6
79
34
AM
Boston
71
41
.631
Chicago
-.....
63
51
.553
Cleveland
,59
54
i22
Detroit"
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a
iig
Washington
50
67
.427
.623
Philadelphia
39
74
J45
386
St.
Louis
33
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