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LOOKING
OVER
BALL
LEAGUES
j
In
the
International
League,
.
the
Toronto
Maple
Leafs
swung
(out
of
their
slump
to
wallop
the
Rochester
Red
Wings
6-5
and
4-2
while
the
Newark
Bears
turned
back
the
Syra-'
cuse
Chiefs
3-2
and
Montreal
bested
the
Buffalo
Bisons
twice
7-2
and
9-4.
The
Baltimore
Orioles
tamed
the
Jersey
City
Giants
6-4.
Here
Is
today's
schedule:
Baltimore
at
Newark
(double-header).
Syracuse
at
Jersey
City.
Toronto
at
Rochester.
Montreal
at
Buffalo.
SHORT
SPORT
A.
The
second
women's
marathon
swim
was
staged
at
Toronto's
Canadian
National
Exhibition
16
years
ago
yesterday.
Martha
Norelias
of
New
York
splashed
home
in
front
over
the
10-mMe
course
to
win
the
$10,000
prize
money.'
Ethel
Hertle
of
Bronx,
N.
Y.,
won
the
first
marathon
for
women
the
previous
year.
Only
the
very
old
timers
will
remember
when
the
world's
first
'middleweight
class'-'
division
bout
was
staged
at
Toronto.Aug
30,
1884.
George
Fulljames
challenged
the
world.
Jack
Dempsey,
"The
Nonpareil,"
accepted
and,
using
driving
gloves
instead
of
bare
fists,
stopped
Fulljames
In
22
rounds.
Bob
Fitzslmmons
won
the
title
Jan.
14,
1891,
and.
now
Tcny
Zale
rules
the
division.
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JEWELLERS
Third
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Pr.
Rupert
Today
in
Sports
FORTRESS
IN
FINALS
Coast
Itattery
Is
Eliminated
From
Senior
Softball
Finals
Fortress
eliminated
Eleventh
roast
Battery
and
advanced
to
the
finals
of
the
Senior
Softball
League
la,st
evening
as
Rube
Shcr
struck
out
12
and
limited
the
Coasties
to
seven
scattered
hits
to
hurl
Fortress
to
a
2
to
0
victory
at
Gyro
Park.
It
was
the
winners'
THIRD
triumph
In
the
bpst-of-seven-games
semifinal
scries.
The
two
runs
by
Fortress
came
in
the
fifth
Innin.?
when
the
team
put
together
doubles
by
Swanopole
and
Gefucia
and
a
single
by
Kryzanowski.
Even
though
he
was-the
losing
pitcher,
Shirely
of
Battery
turn-In
a
Rocd
performance,
fanning
11
and
yielding
only
seven
hits.
The
Coast
Battery
started
the
ninth
in
a
threatening
way
when
Simpson
opened
with
a
single
but
after
Larson-
had
struck
out
Cornwall
hit
into
a
Ushtnins
double-play.
Leask
to
Martel
to
Kryzanowski.
The
line-ups
follow:
FortressUrysty,.
c.f.;
Trickey,
c.f.;
Gefucia,
c;
Kryzanowski,
3b.;
Martel,
s.s.;
Bannan,
2
b.;
Leask,
lb.;
Anse.mo,
l.f.;
Sher.
p.;
Swanopole,
r.f.
11th
Coast
Hill,
s.s.:
Klrkpat-rick,
3b.;
Busnlck,
c;
Van
Home,
c;
Simpson,
lb.;
.Larson,
2b.;
Cornwall,
l.f.;
Shirley,
p.;
Labo-vitz,
c.f.;
Fyfer,
r.f.
The
.score
by
Innings
follows:
Fortress
000
020
0002
11th
Coast
000
000
0000
Batteries:
Fortress
Sher
and
Gefucia;
11th
Coast
S
h
1
r
le
y
and
Busnick,
Van
Home.
CARDINALS
LOSING
OUT
Lowly
Cincinnati
Punches
Another
Hole
in
Their
Hopes
Four-and-a-half
Games
Behind
NEW
YORK,
Aug.
30
0
Another
hole
was
punched
through
the
pennant
hopes
of
the
world
champion,
St.
Louis
Cardinals
yesterday
as
the
jowly
'
Cincinnati
Reds
were
vic
torious
3-1
over
the
Red
Birds
i
in
Cincinnati.
The
loss
dropped
the
champions
four
and
one-half
games
behind
the
league-leading
Chicago
Cubs
who
in
the
meantime
were
defeating,
the
Pittsburgh
Pirates
2-0.
The
Brooklyn
Dodgers
eked
out
a
2-1
decision
.over
the
Philadelphia
Phillies
with
both
the
Dodgers'
runs
being
unearned.
In
the
-American
circuit,
the
Boston
Red
Sox
shaded
the
New
York
Yankees
1-0
while
the
St.
Louis
Browns
edged
out
the
pace-setting
Detroit
Tigers
5--4
to
move
within
four
games
of
the
Bengals.
The.
Detroit
loss
also
means
that
the
Washington
Senators
are
only
one
game
behind
the
league-leaders
as
the
Senators
captured
the
opener
of
a
twin-bill
with
the
Philadelphia
Athletics
by
the
score
pi
3-2
but
lost
out
2-1
in
the
nightcap.
The
Cleveland
at
Chicago
tangle
was
postponed.
Yesterday's
Big
League
scores:
National
Chicago
2,
Pittsbugh
0.
Brooklyn
2,
Philadelphia
1.
Cincinnati
3,
St.
Louis
1.
American
St.
Louis
5,
Detroit
4.
Washington
3,
Philadelphia
2.
Philadelphia
2,
Washington
1.
Boston
1,
New
York
0.
Only
three
Big
League
games
are
scheduled
for
today
Chi-cago
and
Pittsburgh
in
the
National
League
and
Boston
at
New
York
and
Cleveland,
at
Chicago
In
the
American.
The
League
standings:
W
L
Pet.
Chicago
76
43
.639
St.
Louis
73
49
.598
Brooklyn
68
'53
.562
New
York
67
57
.540
Pittsburgh
65
62
.512
Boston
.'.
56
67
.455
Cincinnati
49
72
.405
Philadelphia
36
87
.293
American
League
W
L
Pet
Detroit
69
52
.570
Washington
69
54
.561
St.
Louis
64
57
.529
New
York
61
56
,521
Cleveland
'1
62
57
.521
Chicago
61
60
.504
Boston
58
64'
.475
Philadelphia
37
81
.314
CHESTER,
Eng.
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All
the
wolves
in
the
zoo
here
were
shot
after
a
10-year-old
girl
had
her
hand
mauled
when
she
put
It
through
the
barbed
wire
en
closure.
1
BYRON
NELSON
WINS
ANOTHER
PITTSBURGH,
Aug.
30
ft
The
Big
Four
bond
golf
match
at
Oakmount
'Country
Club
in
Pittsburgh
was
won
yesterday
by
Byron
Nelson
of
all
people.
The
umbrella
man
from
Toledo
polished
off
a
four-round
total
of
295,
seven
over
par.
Sam
Snead
was
second
with
293
while
Jug
McSpaden
placed
third
and
Gene
Sarazen
came
in
as
the
BOYS
WIN
.
OVER
GIRLS
Wartime
Housing;
Defeats
Bo-Me-Hi
by
4-to-2
Score
Playing
a
warm-up
game
in
preparation
for
their
respective
contests
tonight.
Wartime
Housing
boys
and
Bo-Me-Hi
girls
played
four
innings
of
softball
at
Algoma
Park
last
night
with
the
boys
emerging
as
the
winners
by
a
score
of
4
to
2.
Interrnela
and
Flaten
shared
the
pitching
duties
for
Wartime
Housing
while
Thaln
hurled
for
the
Booth
team.
The
line-ups
follow:
Bo-Me-Hi
iA.
Hamilton,
r.f.;
Hltchlns,
c.f.;
Youngman,
c.f.;
Cowie,
c;
B.
Hamilton,
3b.;
Wln-dle,
3b.;
Kennedy,
l.f.;
Thompson,,
l.f.;
Caldwell,
sfi.;
Thornton,
2b.;.
J.
Hamilton,
lb.;
Thaln,
P-
Wartime
Housing-r-Intermela,
p.
Flaten,
2b.;
Nordgaard,
c;
Forbes,
lb.;
'Overgaard,
3b.;
Jones,
l.f.;
McDonald,
s.s.;
Anderson,
r.f.;
Owens,
c.f.
Baseball
Scores
American
Association
St.
Paul
5,
Kansas
City
2.
Milwaukee
6,
Minneapolis
4.
Minneapolis
5,
Milwaukee
1.
Columbus
3,
Indianapolis
2.
International
Baltimore
6,
Jersey
City
4.
Newark
3,
Syracuse
2.
Montreal
7-9,
Buffalo
2-4.
Toronto
6-4,
Rochester
5T2.
Pacific
Coast
San
Diego
9,
Portland
3.
Oakland
12,
Hollywood
1.
San
Francisco
3,
Los
Angeles
0.
San
Francisco
4,
Los
Angeles
3.
Seattle
2,
Sacramento
1,
Seattle
5,
Sacramento
0.
DUCK
AND
GEESE
HUNTING
SEASONS
The
open
season
for
ducks
and
geese
on
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
and
the
western
district
north
of
the
52nd
parallel
will
be
from
November
1
to
February
14,-
it
is
announced.
The
bag
limits
are:
15
ducks
in
a
day
or
150
in
a
season
and
eight
geese
in
a
day
or
50
in
one
season.
EARLY
NEWS
'
IS
WELCOME
Local
news
Items,
to
ensure
publication,
should
be
In
the
office
by
10
a.m.
Contributors
are
asked
to
bear
this
in
mind.
Items
of
social
and
personal
interest
are
always
welcome..
FOREST
FIRES
IN
INTERIOR
FCRT
FRASER,
Aug.
30
A
period
cf
dry
weather
which
has
lasted
unbroken
for
the
last
four
weeks
has
caused
an
outbreak
of
forest
fires
In
the
central
Interior
which
threaten
to
cause
a
serious
hazard
unless
dampened
soon
by
rainfall.
Wind3
during
the
last
few
days
have
Increased
the
danger.
Latest
fire
In
the
Fort
Fraser
district
Is
one
six
miles
north
of
the
town
which
was
fought
Saturday
and
Sunday
by
a
crew
of
30
volunteer
fire
fighters.
It
is
burning
through
an
area
of
forest
and
meadowland
used
by
local
farmers
as
open
pasture.
Lack
of
water
in
the
areahas
created
a
difficult
situation,
causing
the
fire
fighters
to
resort
to
picks
and
shovels
to
dipt
trenches
in
the
path
of
the
blazs
to
stop
It
from
spreading.
The
dry
weather
is
having
a
bad
effect
on
grain
crops
in
the
dlstrict.The
oats,
major
crop
in
the-district,
has
suffered
particularly
and
will
not
measure
up
to
earlier
expectations
when
harvested.
The
wheat
crcp
has
withstood
the
drought
better.
Haying
In
the
district
is
going
full
blast
and
the
crops
are
heavy.
However,
some
farmers
have
deserted
their
hayfields
to
fight
fprest
fires.
JR.
SOFTBALL
CHAMPIONSHIP
The
Wartime'
Housing
team
and
the
Knights
of
Columbus
are
scheduled
to
collide
this
evening
at
Gyro
Park
in
a
siid-den-death
game
to
decide
the
championship
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Junior
Softball
League
it
was
announced
today
by
W.
D.
Lambie,
league
president.
Advertise
in
the
Daily
News.
FOR
SORE
and
TIRED
FEET
Returning
Service
Personnel
Records
Are
Being
Sought
The
Daily
News
Is
anxious
to
completely
record
the
arrival,
of
all
service
men
and
women
returning
home
from
the
war.
Accordingly,
it
is
requested
that
Information
be
made
available
to
this
office
regarding
the
date
of
arrival
home,
the
service
with
which
the
veteran
has
been
Identified,
in
what
theatres
of
war,
if
wounded,
ill,
etc.
If
Inconvenient
to
call
at
the
of
floe,
the
Information
may
be
written
or
telephoned
In.
Pictures
would
be
particularly
welcome.
Street
and
Postal
addresses
and
telephone
numbers
are
also
requested.
SPECIAL
ANNOUNCEMENT
TO
ALL.
RETURNING
SERVICEMEN
In
line
with
their
usual
policy
of
scrvide
and
quality
"Cambridge"
has
again
come
to
the
front,
offering
all
discharged
servicemen
a
selection
of
excellent
cloth
for
made-to-measure
clothing.
This
selection
is
reserved
entirely
for
servicemen
with
priority
suit
certificates.
WE
ASSURE
YOU
OF
DELIVERY
IN
TWO
TO
THREE
WEEKS
Drop
in
and
look
over
our
samples
IMiNDING
OFFICIAL
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PLEASE
CLIP
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AND
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IT
TO
US
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(I'Olt
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ONLY)
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certificate
may
be
used
aa
an
advance
priority
In
ordering
sulta
for
members
of
the
services
Immediately
prior
to
receiving
official
discharge
and
MUST
be
replaced
bv
y
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official
certificate
Issued
at
time
of
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