prince
Rupcrf
Daflp
Htw3
Friday,
September
23,
194S.
Ta
i
Motors
win
Benefit
Shield
IT
PA
YS
TO
ROLL
YOUR
OWN
WITH
iff!
iiii
Defeat
Canadian
Legion
l-l
In
Well-Played
Match
Last
evening's
football
game
In
the
final
of
the
Benefit
Shield
produced
a
very
hard-fought
match
with
the
youthful
General
Motors
winning
over
the
Canadian
Legion
by
two
goals
to
one
and
thus
winning
their
first
trophy.
The
Legion
kicked
off
with
a
strong
wind
in
their
fnvour
and
Smith
capitalized
a
neat
forward
Cigarette
Tobacco
MILD,
SWEET,
HlG
HT
VIRGINIA
move
with
a
good
ahot
that
Boulter
saved.
The
Legion
pressed
equal
to
all
efforts.
Motors
equalized
when
Owens,
getting
hold
of
the
ball
after
Krause
had
saved
but
failed
to
clear
shot
it
through.
Legion
attacked
but
were
driven
back.
Smith
tried
hard
but
was
balked
and
John
Wilson
was
very
sure.
Price
took
a
free
from
thirty
yards
out
and
rattled
the
Crossbar.
The
Legion
played
now
wl't.
but
the
Motors'
defence
was
giving
away
and
then
their
forwards
took
up
the
attack
and
forced
a
corner
from
which
Currie
shot
pnst.
The
high
wind
interfered
with
the
play.
Bishop
.
broke
through
and
forced
a
cor-'ner
but
a
handball
against
him
j
nullified
the
advantage.
Eby's
well-placed
free
was
'
picked
up
by
Armstrong
who
fed
Pitching
Averages
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Earned
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average
based
on
nine
Innings.
Only
pitchers
with
won-lost
record
listed.
I
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ten
men
and
Pat
Wilson
sho'
a
neat
pass
to
Murray
but
the:hlird
but
Kr(U!,e
gaVed
W(,,L
The
WINNER
OF
CANADIAN
THOTTING
DERBY
Ma
Believe,
owned
and
driven
by
Clarence
Lockhart
of
Collingwood,
One,
seen
above,
won
the
Canadian
Trotting
Derby
at
Orand
Valley,
Ont.,
before
5.000
spectators.
The
three-year-old
won
the
final
two
heats
after
placing
second
to
Enack,
owned
and
driven
by
Parker
Locke
of
W'illiamsburg,
Ont.,
in
the
opening
heat.
All
faces
had
the
opening
heat
9-16
miles
and
the
last
two
heats
one
mile
each.
latter
shot
past.
Baxter
tried
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Motors
were
now
definitely
on
top-
and
forced
another
corner
and
Pat
Wilson
put
the
Motors-ahead
with
a
good
drl.'t?.
The
a
first-time
shot
.but
was
wide.
John
Wilson
checked
a
Legion
i
ttack
effectively.
Boulter
saved
long
shots
from
Murray
and
Motors
were
now
out
for
blood
and
foced
another
corner
but
no
more
goals
.vere
scored
aid
Armstrong,
f
rom
another
shot
by
Murray,
Boulter
saved
at
the
expense
of
a
corner
with
Smith.
the
game
entlei
with
ire
heme,
like
a
blanket
usin?
Jiu
Imant'
series
of
benefit
ruti
and
speed
very
effecti"eiy
Rob-.
funds
fur
a
player
.in
close
attendance.
Then
with
Boulter
beaten,
Lien
cleared
from
off
the
goal
line.
Eby
wa:
prominent
in
defence
and
from
BUMS
SWAMP
RED
BIRDS
ST.
LOUIS
CP
The
Brooklyn
Dodgers
swamped
St.
Louis
Cardinals
last
night
by
a
score
of
19-6
in
a
game
which
the
Dod-pers
just
about
had
to
win
to
stay
in
the
National
League
pen-nan9t
race.
It
was
the
worst
defeat
of
the
year
for
the
Cards
and
it
cut
their
lead
to
half
a
game.
General
Motors
two
goals.
tVla-dian
Legion,
one
goal.
Teams:
Canadian
Legion
Krause:
Sunberg.
Eby.
Alexander,
Yelland,
Greer,
Baxter,
Bowman
Smith,
Armstrong,
Murray.
one
of
his
clearances
Baxter
drove
a
hard
shot
that
Boulter
A-
u
lnson
was
another
coot!
cieiender
,a
Drokn
foot
durim
with
the
ability
io
nwfc;
ad-'
Such
a
series
shouK
Vantageous
runs.
Price
was
par-!
attractive.
The
tea.,
tlcularly
effective
in
the
fcvrvl
very
evenly
match
half
with
his
lorg
drive,:;.
His
I
with
only
a
goal
d:
free
kick
was
a
featuie.
The
'ciding
must
of
the
forwards
gave
their
best
display,
j
The
trophies
ha;
LADIES'
BOWLING
LEAGUE
SCHEDULE
September
27
Luck
Strikes
vs.
Brownwoods.
Seal
Cove
vs.
Wallace
Pharmacy.
Toilers
vs,
Noble
&
Wick.
Big
Sisters
vs.
Wrathnlls,
Plungers
vs.
Black
Cats.
Annettes
vs.
G.
&
A.
September
29
Uniters
vs.
Savoys.
Pin
Heads
vs.
Stars.
Rosa
Lee
vs.
Scuby's.
Belmont
vs.
Variety.
Busy
Bees
vs.
Rupert
Radio
Boosters
vs.
Lyons.
October
4
General
Motors
Boulter,
Lien,
John
Wilson,
Price,
Olson
(cap
fielded
smartly.'
Murray
passed
to
Smith
who
let
the
ball
go
on
to
Bowman
and
the
latter
gave
the
Legion
the
lead
with
n
splendid
drive
that
beat
Boulter
completely.
distributed
villi
tl
tain
1,
Robsinson,
Bob
Currie,
Pat
Pat
Wilson
was
a
hard
wtrker
Wilson,
Bishop
Charlie
Currit
feeding
Bishoo
well
and
netting;
Legion
winning
t
a
good
goal.
Bishop
opened
out
the
Heavy
BatUsj
the
play
well
and
his
expvner
1
Motors
one
each.
6..Ji..i'tjij
Then
Bishop
seemed
to
.be
Owens,
Halverson.
Referee
S.
P.
Woodside;
linesmen,
Parkes,
Karasoski.
through
but
Eby
brought
off
a
and
neat
foot-woi
k
are
a
great
brilliant
tackle.
Baxter
cut
in
to
jhelp.
The
Currie
brothers
did
head
lfl
a
shot
that
Boulter
did
of
well
and
Owens
tot
soii.c
ni'e
In
retrospect
It.
was
one
V''
centres
across
as
we'.l
as
b?ing
:
TRAIN
SOU
for
the
East-Monday,
Wednes
8:00
p.m.
From
the
Cast
well
to
save
and
half-time
came
with
the
Legion
leading
by
u
ti.e
equal-1
right
on
the
spot
for
tzer.
Tuesday,
Thursday!
There
is
talk
of
a
posi
-season,
10:30
P
nv
the
best
contested
games
of
the
season
in
spite
of
the
difficult,
owing
to
the
high
wind,
of
controlling
the
ball.
Krauxe
did
well
and
brought
off
one
great
save
though
his
failure
to
clear
on
one
occashn
gave
the
Mr.
tors
a
chance
that
Owens
ma'1e
eliect-lve
use
of
It.
Sunberg
kicked
strongly
and
fearlessly
white
solitary
goal,
a
result
that
was
a
tribute
to
the
Motors'
defence.
With
the
wind
at
their
backs
on
the
resumption
the
Motors
attacked
but
Yelland
cleared
and
then
Sunberg
drove
strongly
away.
Pat
Wilson
slipped
a
nice
Toilers
vs.
G.
&
A.
Annettes
vs.
Wrathalls.
Big
Sisters
vs.
Black
Cats.
Wallace
Pharmacy
vs.
Boosters.
Lucky
Strikes
vs.
Noble
&
Wick
Seal
Cove
vs.
Brownwoods.
October
6
Lyons
vs.
Belmont.
Rosa
Lee
vs.
Rupert
Radio.
Busy
Bees
vs.
Variety.
BEST
Buy
in
Years
.
.
THE
NEW
SENSATIONAL
LUCKY
FOR
THEM
IT
WAS
ONLY
AN
EXHIBITION
GAME!
Checking
over
their
scores
at
Toronto
Golf
club
are
Phil
Farley
of
Scarboro,
Ont.,
left
who
halved
his
singles
match
with
English
opponent.
Jimmy
Bruce,
and
Ron
White,
of
Southport,
England,
who
was
defeated
one
up
by
Nick
Weslock,
of
Windsor,
Ont.
Farley
is
captain
of
an
eight-man
Canadian
amateur
team
that
is
playing
an
exhibton
tournament
against
British
Walker
Cup
squad
in
Toronto.
Eby
again
gave
a
first-cla.is
display
of
effective
tackling
and
well-judged
kicking.
Yelland
was
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through
pass
to
Bishop
but
the
Legion
defence
cleared.
Alexander
came
through
with
a
neat
tackle
and
forward
pass.
Yella
id
was
kept
busy
intercepting
passes
that
Pat
Wilson
was
feedinr.
Bishop.
Armstrong
and
Murray
releived
the
pressure
and
attacked
but
John
Wilson
cleared
well.
Armstrong
came
back
to
help
his
defence
and
his
scueniir.g
passes
opened
many
oppoititni-ties
but
the
Motors'
defo
ice
was
You
Saw
it
m
The
News.
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October
13
Stars
vs.
Scuby's.
Pin
Heads
vs.
Big
Sisters.
Rosa
Lee
vs.
Variety.
Busy
Bees
vs.
Lyons.
Uniters
vs.
Rupert
Radio.
1
Pin
Heads
vs.
Plungers.
Uniters
vs.
Scuby's.
Stars
vs.
Savoy.
October
11
Seal
Ccve
vs.
Noble
&
Wick.
Boosters
vs.
Brcwnwoods.
Belmont
vs.
Wallace
Pharmacy.
Annettes
vs.
Black
Cats.
Toilers
vs.
Wrathalls.
Lucky
Strikes
vs.
G.
&
A.
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pet
dozen
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effective
and
was
well
aided
by
Alexander
who
gave
his
best
display
of
the
year.
Oreer
gave
h's
usual
well-calculated
display
of
stubborn
defence
and
gainful
passing.
The
forwards
were
up
against
a
tenacious
and
aggres-ive
defence.
Baxter
was
good
though
not
so
prominent
as
usual.
Bowman
scored
a
love'y
goal.
Smith
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in
as
usual
but
could
find
no
opening
Armstrong
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drop
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help
his
defence
but
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a
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into
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hard
and
was
fast
but
was
given
little
lerway.
Boulter
again
gave
a
fine
display
in
goal.
John
Wilson
was
a
most
effective
back
and
didn't
put
a
foot
wrong.
Lien
turned
in
a
good
game
and
sav?d
ah
otherwise
sure
goal
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ore
occasion,
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