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Tuesday, September 27, 1938

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Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - September 27, 1938, Winnipeg, Manitoba Page sixteen Winnipeg free press tuesday september 27, 1938 pet. I .5851 .532 .5ju .545 .503 .469 .455 .313 .653 .583 .569 .531 Sou .438 .371 .354 National league w l. Pittsburgh 85 58 Chicago 85 61 Cincinnati 77 66 new York 79 66 Boston 73 72 St. 68 77 Brooklyn 65 78 Philadelphia 45 99 american league new York. 9s 51 Boston 34 60 Cleveland. 33 63 78 69 Washington 73 73 Chicago 61 79 St. Louis. 53 90 Philadelphia 52 95 Chicago sept. 27. Cubs Cut Pittsburgh s National base Ball league Lead to a game and a half monday by defeating St. Louis cardinals 6-3, and tuesday will face the pirates in the first of their ail important three game series. Stan Hack and Frank Demaree were the big guns in the cub attack As Chicago Rode to its seventh straight win and big Bill Lee be came the league s first Pitcher to turn in 21 triumphs. Hack collected three hits including a double and a triple and scored four times. Demaree had a perfect Day with three singles which drove in Hack three times. The two accounted for All but three the nine Chicago hits off two former cub hurlers Curt Davis and Lon Warneke. Meanwhile Lee with a string of four straight shutouts Back of him was nicked for 12 blows. He scattered them Well did allow a base on balls and was aided by two double plays. His string of score less innings was stopped at 39 in the second inning when Johnny Mize and Mickey Owens hit doubles. The figure was seven Short of Carl Hubbell s National league record. The cubs scored their 17th Triumph in their last 20 games. St. Louis.010 000 12 1 Chicano .101 110 9 0 Davis. Warneke and Owen Lee and Hartnett. Vital games the hysterical and perhaps historical National baseball league Pennant race will be decided in the three game series Between the Pur suing Chicago cubs and Pittsburgh pirates opening Here tuesday. After those All important games it will be All Over. Gabby Hartnett manager of the cubs is going to Gamble tuesday on his pitching selection saving his two aces Clay Bryant and big Bill Lee for the games with Pittsburgh wednesday and thursday. Each will have had two Days rest by that time. Hartnett gambled in sending Lee against the cardinals monday and won. He gambled by booking a doubleheader with Philadelphia last Friday and won. For tuesday Hartnett is mulling Over a Choice Between Larry French and Tex Carleton with dizzy Dean who has pitched less than seven innings in five weeks a possibility. We re taking these games on one at a he bellowed and we will mow Down the pirates the same Way. Everybody on this Ball club feels that we re going to win. Today was our seventh in a Row. If we can Knock the pirates Over Tomor Row i feel certain we will standings for the two leaders w l pet. . . .534 7 .582 1% 6 Ramblers meet lodgers thursday Deer Lodge and fort Rouge Ramblers will meet at Osborne stadium thursday evening in a Junior Rugby football league game postponed Early in the season. The game will Start at eight o clock. The lodgers Are rated As Strong contenders for the title won by . In 1937, but will have a stiff time beating Ramblers who have been improving steadily since their first appearance Over two weeks ago. Senior bowlers Start season tonight senior 10-pin bowlers will open their 1938-39 season tonight with the following schedule Wynola is. Pegs Bryce bakeries is. Stan Evans Perth Dye works is. Frank Mcc Rob Garry wanderers. Wynola will be represented by the old bombers team with the addition of Harry Spiller late of cubs. Harry Pereles and Charles Jenner. Pegs will be As last year plus Bill Miller a new Comer. Stan Evans have taken Over the old cub team less Harry Spiller and Eddie Sobie who will be re placed by Russ Johnstone and Bert Gasser the latter being a dark horse from Edmonton. Perth Dye works will be represented by last years monarchs team in its entirety while last years thinkers will make up Frank Mccomb s. Garry and wanderers will be approximately As before and Bryce bakeries will Ake Over the old Hoof and Horn team plus Charlie Schollenberg. While the season will Start to7 night the official opening will Ake place until october 11 when the mayor will attend. Angle for Joliat to manage Quebec Amateur club Montreal sept. 27." cup Art Therrien newly elected president of Verdun Maple Leafs of the Quebec senior hockey league Mon Day night announced efforts were neing made to obtain Aurel Joliat former National league Star with Montreal canadians As manager. Joliat Pete Lepine and Marty 3urke recently were released out right by the management of the habitant team. Lepine was signed As coach of new Haven eagles of the International american league. Burke was named coach of Saskatoon s Amateur quakers. Pittsburgh 85 58 Chicago -----85 61 behind. .-i-games to play. Yanks win new York sept. 27. Pitcher Steve Sundra yanked new York Yankees out of the doldrums monday by beating Boston red sox 4-3-for the american league base Ball champions second Victory their last 10 games. Joe Glenn second string Catcher replaced Bill Dickey ill with Tomaine poisoning doubled in the sixth to score George Selkirk and Joe Gordon and tallied when Pinky Higgins threw Sundra s grounder past first 021 new York -.000 103 8 0 Bagby Grove and Peacock Sundra and Glenn. Garrison soccer season opens the fort Barracks soccer sea son opened week and after one week of play the Hoyal Canadian horse artillery Are the Only unbeaten team in the military league. On wednesday the . Defeated the services by a. Score of 5 to 0 after a one sided game. Dyble Wyseman and Newell starred for the gunners an Schelly was the Best for the services. Game the . In the second were fortunate to win Over the Arsenal wins soccer trop Liy London sept. 27, up the football association Charity shield Competition competed for annually by English league Cham Pion and upholder was won Mon Day by Arsenal. The gunners Defeated Preston North end win Ner. 2-1 at Highbury. Rugby matches played monday resulted As follows Halifax 23, league Barrow 4 Leeds 9, Hull 9 St. Helen s 23, Keighley 0. Devenport Heath 12. Union services 11, Sellack no game Montreal. Sept. 27. Fred Porter of the nationals announced monday night he had received word from Toronto that the argonauts would be unable to come Here Satur Day for an exhibition game against the Montreal big four squad. Roma pin bowlers of the ten pin Bowling league Roma society league opened 2 to 0. Scruton played a Nice game for the and Parsons was the Timber one Man for the on saturday the champions of last year the went Down to de feat before the second half assault of the . Who after being Down one goal went on to win 3 to 1. Seed. Dyble and Orange took the limelight for artillery and goner took the Eye for the . The services won their first game of the season when they Defeated the . 1 to 0 after a hard fought Battle. The standings d the league Are is follows p w i. D f a pts. 220081 4 . 2 1 1 0 3 3 2 sen ices 2 1 1 0 1 5 2 . 202003 0 their season s schedule on the Saratoga alleys monday night with the Turoldo winning a pair from skin Occas and aria nos sweeping their series against Fasos Quint. Mike Dercola was the principal scorer with 557, including a 206 game and Frank Cancilla came next in the runner up spot with 505. Berne Switzerland. Former England and new Castle United footballer died Here while on Holiday. He was capped six times for England. He was a talented musician. In the pirates Lead by half a Cam Pennant deciding series opens at Chicago today . Armstrong Well folks those maligned bomber boys met the Chal Lenge and overcame the obstacle which looked so insurmountable a couple of weeks Back. They showed they had the poise smart Ness resourcefulness and Superb condition so necessary to any club hoping to yell gang Way in a streamlined conference. And they achieved their saturday matinee distinction the hard Way too. They out rushed the Champion rushers and amazingly found themselves out passed in the matter of Yards gained. But they most certainly were outsmarted As they checked in with a sturdy massive performance in a game which had customers sitting right on the Edge of the planks. By Way of Deropha sizing the Triumph they went out and stopped the Man who was regarded As easy to handle As a Cage crammed with hungry wild cats. Leo Danaher was harassed and tormented As the willing and inspired line and an Alert bomber secondary pounced out to Greet him. Leo never once backed away from the reception committee but Only twice did he bust Loose for his customary jogs. And those transpiring Winni Eggers dragged their weary bodies off the Grasshopper nipped Gridiron in High glee. They lad stopped Danaher. They had beaten Regina in Regina. They had taken on the foe at catch weights and had emerged with their lives. The big bad Wolf Story had been exploded. Coach Threlfall beamed Tom ear to ear. Manager Joe Ryan had that where Are those curb look on his face. President Isard exuded a spirit of oily camaraderie and the Winnieg cheering Section raced for the hotel believing it had seen the Best lame Ever and joyfully screamed or room service. V look at the comparative Fig ures of the two Regina Winni Peg games. In the first in Yards Rushing it was Regina 204, Winnipeg saturday s it was Regina 95, Winnipeg 122 in first Downs it was Regina 8, Winnipeg 7 in saturday s it was Regina 11, Winnipeg 7 in Forward passes first game it was Regina 0, Winnipeg 7 in saturday s it was Regina 7 out of 14, Winnipeg 5 out of 8 Yards gained by passing first game Regina. 0, Winnipeg 118 in sat urday s it was Regina 146, Winnipeg 108. Well what do they prove they certainly Don t prove that a Regina s Pursuit of the West Ern championship is ended. It is still six of one and half a dozen of the other. The boys on the roof tops had better get. Their chests out. Too far and that goes for the athletes too. Methinks the cocky roughriders underrated Only the men of Threlfall but coach Threlfall As Well. Monday s Post Mort Ems will reveal we think a More wholesome respect for a bomber foe which suddenly showed a pronounced dislike to being pushed around one of those 110 Yard Fields. Saturday afternoon the bombers met running plays quickly and fashioned their hard earned Victory with a display of hard hitting calculating football. They made mistakes but Seldom made the same one More than once. It was the variety of their attack and the Resolute deportment of the boys up front that caught our Eye. Griffing would have made an appreciable difference to the rider cause if he had been in harness. His ability to keep his artillery men right up on the trigger would have been some thing to contend with. Then it must be remembered that Cleveland never returned for the second half. Was hot overhead and it was hot Clown below but two of the hottest Forward passes that have been chucked in this conference this year were thrown at Park de Young saturday afternoon. The Stevenson to Nicklin Peg was just As artistic As it was useful and the Lander to Danaher whizzes was nothing Short of breath taking. Both were Good for touchdowns and were Worth the Price of admission by themselves. It was a dirty played game but was still no Pink Tea. The game itself was Well handled to our Way of think ing referee Grant Drew the Wrath of Large sections of Regina fans for pacing off penalties against Regina the. Majority of which he did Call but the statistics show that Winnipeg lost 15 More Yards through the Heel and toe method had either team been kicking on first Downs when favored with the wind it would have precipitated no end of trouble around the goal posts when Art finally did Cut Loose with one it had the desired effect Art insists Greg called that one in the huddle by the Way Steve did a capable punting Job averaged 43 Yards failure of a Winnipeg Back to cover specified territory permitted Alex Shellogg to Block those first two punts but the Hole was quickly plugged Sheley s touchdown looked As simple As it sounded Over the air but Wayne did a few acrobatic dances in Side stepping a couple of and was Given interference by James and Kabat who bust through a gaping Hole you re Pete r Dawson Ltd. Scot la n d a Ever gets his health Back 60-minute stay in saturday s line up was just As courageous in View of his injured knee As it was Valu Able Many of Eddie james1 he . Remained undefeated in their Junior football title Hunt by defeating reamers 12-5, saturday. Top Norm Geller .aj. One of outstanding players for his team is seen carrying the Ball for substantial gain.1 Bottom Harry Beckwith who starred for roamers is plunging through . Line for Yards. Only Gainor will be missing coach Alex Nemzek and his squad from Minnesota teacher s College arrived thirty Strong in Winnipeg monday night. Like Reg Threlfall s warriors the dragon boys from across the line will be play ing their second game in five Days. Friday night last they held the Strong North Dakota state College Grid men to a 20 to 13 score after a torrid tussle. However Nemzek says his boys came through in Good shape and will All see action tonight with the possible exception of Butch Balzar Ini first string fullback who suffered a facial injury that May keep him on the sidelines. Victor Clausen or Norman Schaefter will be called on to carry the mail the hard Way if Balzarini does t get in. A probable starting line up for the invading dragons will Fine William Waltz at right end co capt. John Yelmini at right guard Anton Munari at right tackle Jack Weling at Centre Frank Torreano at left guard Robert Eames at left tackle and Glen Preston at left end. Fred Kellet. Will Call the signals Gerald Gina friends had Praise for his by limiting we concurred Rebholz was at his Best in a City where he never had anything but a Lousy Day v 3 Regina Ball carriers were glad to see the last of Martin Gainor his Job of backing no the line on. Defence left nothing to be desired Mel Wilson filled in nicely at tackle in gainer s spot Marquardt and Nicklin gave an almost perfect exhibition and More pats for Lou Mogul Bill cer Etti and Bill Nairn they As Busy were effective there were no stars on the club it was a winning combination which went practically the entire Dis Tance Don t let anyone kid you re Gina has t a semblance of a pass attack More will be heard of that weapon prior a minute silence was observed out of respect to the memory of Ormond Beach. Hon. J. S. Mcdiarmid minister of mines and natural was delighted that business took him to Regina. Saturday morning. Bill Hain formerly of local Curling Fame made the trip Down from Prince Albert and the popular Bill insists he will be in the front., Row with another party on oct. 15 Lucien Mattel vocalized on the bombers behalf the former Monarch Winger is now residing in Moose jaw Al. Ritchie eur sized the great football As Only Ritchie can manager Jack Lockhart insisted he had no fault to find with the officiating and had no alibis Dean Drifting who watched the game from a wheel should have smeared Sheley on his 15-Yard touchdown Trot. Take a look at the pictures Dean it looks As though Ted was wrong Side up Jack Scott got the team Back to Winnipeg Over his be Penn line Early sunday morn ing arid Stan Dingle and Johnny Petersen represented the City of Winnipeg on the platform by the Way that Chap you see climbing Back off that limb is . Stand by for further sure thing releases care of the running and passing from the halfback spots and As be fore m mentioned Clausen or Schaeffer will get the Call at the fullback position. Against this formidable array the bombers will toss in Nicklin and Marquardt at ends Nairn and Ceretti at Mogul and either Cook or Kushner at tackles and Mel Wilson at Centre. Martin Gainor will be missing due to injuries received in the Regina game. The same Backfield that turned Back the roughriders will operate on the dragons namely Stevenson Sheley Rebholz Kabat and James. The game will be played entirely under the american intercollegiate code of rules and the officials will be Eddie Grant referee Bert War Wick Umpire Bernie Ost head Linesman. The kick off will be at 8 o clock. . Winter event next Friday the Winnipeg athletic association will hold its opening event of the fall and Winter season next Friday which will be a Wiener roast and dance to be held in the East Kil Donan athletic club rooms on lessor Street. Members and friends Are requested to meet at Eaton a Portage and Donald at 8 . And to Wear Ordinary clothing As there is a varied programme of Novelty events Many calling for Wear and tear on the clothing As Well As the body. Anyone wishing further information is requested to get in touch with Jim phoning 44 316. Harry Alexander Heads police athletic body detective sergeant Harry Alex Ander was elected president of the Winnipeg police Amateur association at the annual meeting at Central police station monday eve Ning. He succeeds James Sloan who retired from the department several months ago. William Milton vice president Joe Anderson Secretary and Andy Gibson treasurer were re elected the fatter by acclamation. Art Sutherland is the new recording clerk. Directors elected All by acclamation were As follows Bill Grant e. Division r. J. Mont Gomery a. Division j. H. Blundell b. Division and Charlie Larry a. Division. The Secretary Joe Anderson at present is confined to Misericordia Hospital from injuries received Early Friday morning when the car in which he was Riding overturned on the Highway near Sperling Man. He expects to be Able to leave the Hospital within two weeks. Heather curlers the Heather Curling club will hold a carnival at the rink on the night of sept. 30 and oct 1. Arrangements have been completed to. Ensure that All members and friends spend an enjoyable night in the Neutral zone by Scott Young Carl Schultz executive member of the Deer Lodge Rugby club informs this department that the lodgers will be practising under floodlights on the Assini Bome school grounds within a few Days at present rated As the most Likely opponent for . In the Junior play off oct. The Deer Lodge lads will be Able to put in two or three hours every night after the Plant is installed it was supposed ready monday night but minor complications held up production for a Days coach Dave Morris Hopes it la be soon he Aims to finish the season tied with the hebrews and he can do it by winning All remaining games including one with they Early in october. Deer Lodge and Ramblers play at the stadium thursday night so he can. Start then. A few _ ambitious athletes gave officials of., the St James school track and Field meet plenty of trouble monday. Jim Maloney and Tom rennet were the major and. Wes Coombe was a third these lads competed in the Junior class then branched out and entered in intermediate and senior when the Points were several events checked at the end of the was found that Reinie had knocked off a few firsts and seconds in higher company according to the system used in awarding Points for individual championships Points gained class could t be counted that explains Why a few events in the track meet summary have first and second places listed Only when you see that you know there was a Maloney or a Rennie or a Coombe mixed up somewhere in that particular Competition. Riding definitely is regaining a position of prominence among Winnipeg s More popular pastimes. You May think that the season is almost Over but for Many people it does t begin in Earnest until Snow is on the ground. Or and mrs. Walter Kane of Cambridge stables organized a Winter riding1 club last season with about 30 or 40 members speaking to Walter the other Day i learn that the win Ter club win have nearly 100 Bers this Winter riders need special equipment of course mainly High Felt Riding boots and heavyweight everything else. Flash finish if you want to get a of How a Good Manitoba schools Rugby football team stacks up against a Good City Loop team drop around to St Paul s College after four this afternoon to watch the College team and Daniel Mac meet Jaq exhibition. Elect Eggers David Dack new head of British Rugby Union at the annual meeting of the Rugby Jamou of Canada Paren Boay of British Rugby in the Dom Inion held in Montreal three win nip Eggers were signally honoured David p Dack being elected to the presidency Noah. T. Skidmore is the new Secretary and Robert w Henderson being named one of the two first life members Ever awarded in the Union. Reports presented to the Dele Gates representing All provinces in Canada showed the organization to be in a healthy condition both financially and from a competitive standpoint the future seems encouragingly Bright with Canadian teams making trips to England in 1940 and also next Spring to san Francisco and to new York in 1939, the president also advised the delegates that negotiations Are underway to have the australian British Rugby team play a series of Ames in Canada during the fall of 1939. For the first time since the Ince Ion of the British. Rugby Union of Canada two life memberships were presented one to r. W. Henderson Winnipeg and another to r. H. Montreal for their untiring efforts in. The promotion of British Rugby in Canada. The following officers were elected for the ensuing year president David p. Dack Winnipeg vice presidents f. B. Latch More Mont real and a j. Crehan Victoria. 3.c. Secretary n. T. Skidmore Winnipeg treasurer d. A. Grant Montreal. Provincial directors h. J. Ket Chen Victoria . L. T. C. Clif Winnipeg Man. F. To. Rowan Regina sask. T. D. Be May Tor onto ont r. V. Gillman Montreal g. W. Mcneil Glace Bay Nova Scotia. Steel bowlers 3pen season the steel and machinery Bowling eague got away to a Fine Start for he season on monday night at the Victoria Bowling alleys. Owing to new a warm night and no doubt the Long Lay off during the Ummer season scores were of he highest calibre. Skelton of he Dominion twist drills led the Way with a Brilliant 646. Vulcan no. 1 were the Only team o score a sweep Over their opponents Vulcan no. 2. General steel wares took the Odd game rom Dominion twist drills min Neapolis Moline won two Over Manitoba Bridge Winnipeg brass to from Hart Emerson company Kelly two from Canadian liquid air Dominion Bronze won to from Strong Scott. Searight out with Montreal cubs Montreal sept Searight big Middle Wing from Cal Gary Bronks who has seen action for some time due to injuries turned out monday with Montreal cubs. Searight has been out with a Groin injury. He will be used in wednes Day s game against Rockland inter mediate Quebec Rugby football Mion team. Searight went through l Stre hous kicking Drill monday night and was sending hoists of 60 and 65 Yards to fielders. A. Proudfoot realized a Long am option sunday when he scored a Tiole in one at Charleswood. It was n the eighth Hole 153 Yards. Play ing with or. Proudfoot at the time were Graham Mcdonald h. R. Smith and e. Smith. Doubleheader of High school foot Barf fresh from Friday night s ill time record crowd of More Ihan the High school football league will present a header at Osborne wednesday night starting 7.30. In the first game Newton and Gordon Bell will play the game postponed Day night and immediately Fol _ lowing Kelvin and St. Will meet in one of the Early season s most interesting Eon. Tests. It will be the first 1938 pc Rance for both teams in the opener and for St. John s Leek in the second game. Kelvin it 7-6 to Daniel Mac Friday after a hair raising finish Witk maroons getting the two via Ning Points on the last play of the game. St. Paul and Newark Triumph Kansas City sept. 27. Paul scored its third Victory of the american association playoff Over Kansas City monday night the Victory went to Art herring although he pitched Only five in. Rings going out for a Pinch hitter in the sixth. Lloyd Brown pitched the last four innings and Field the blues to one hit. St. Paul 301 000 Kansas City. 100 000 1 s j i herring. Klaerner Brown and silk strip Larocca Makosky Wicker Bonham. Anil Riddle Grodd Waskl Buffalo n.t., sept. 27. Cap paced by Home runs hit by Slosar and Charlie Keller Newark bears trounced Buffalo bosons 10-1 monday night to take a two games. O one Lead in the International baseball league s final play Fli series. Atley Donald Newark hurler owed eight hits. W Newark. 201 410 14. I Buffalo 000 2 81 Donald and Rosar Jacob Hibbs and Savino. Baseball s big six a ii batting first three in each leae Sefc g a r h Foxx hed sox 145 552 133 193 pm myer senators 122417 77 h3 to reds 122 460 54 156 Heath indians 120 475 98 Mize. Cardinals 142 503 85 170 .33 Vaughan pirates 140 521 my Home american Tolgen. 56 Foxx red sox. 43 Clift Browns. Pfc. York. Tigers 33 Dimaggio Yankees Elj Gehrig Yankees 28 Johnson National 34 Good Man. Reds 30 Mize cardinals pfc Camf Fli dodgers. 22 Rizzo pirates Medwick cardinals 20. Huns batted american bed sox Greenberg. Tigers 139 i Masgon Yankees 133 York tigers 125 Browns 116. National leaguer Jit Edwick. 117 Ott giants. 112 Zizzo. Pirates in Mccormick reds 100 Mize. 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