Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - June 20, 1940, Winnipeg, Manitoba Winnipeg free press thursday june 20, 1940 Zabowski win Page seventeen strict titles Charles country club. Upright on wednesday Allan Boes and Kasmir i p a Maich favourites played steady consistent and Brilhanti Rolf to win major honors in the 36-Hole i Hrict championship tilts. Topped the Amateur Field with a Fine score of 153 for ies. And to him. For the second year in a Row. Went the Wali trophy. Kasmir Zabowski put together a to capture first Money the pros. Zabowski s was the closest approach to Par for the thirty six from the necessary. S lil your strokes away recite which never Slack i to ghost the s play of lightning fast greens a Vollian placement of c1 pins made exceptional an impossibility responsible really worked j i give old Man Par every-1 i a shelter. Pairs chocked in i round comment ail sides Abbottt the a l of the if any Tricky from the Edge. Nil Topography of i Haj i pretty Safe bet Vav merrily i Orn that was Only one of the who had made things n., to High. . P. J. . Secretary who and unproved malice dialled the pins d surely a to c licht pan of the greens. Vinyl. There Gre Foj the and the Urcer of Thoj some sixty Odd Fol i s and . Round and were re j holes of sensational Pino Ridge Ace. On the Ivas Mir was five under i vent one Over on the Osi the ninth of Post a the nine Throe i Bannister St. Charles Ernie Palmer i of Southw ocl and Charles Reith in three holes of Thoj Tuxedo joined the charmed below Nutant Kas kept up the so Circle in the afternoon. Ernie but ran in of grief on j Palmer one of the More fancied in Kasmir Zae Owski three putted trap with a and 78 to tie for Lour a Found a trap with a fourth place in the Field with h. Hot on another and Eidsvik. G1-7s and Eric ban Woods on the fourth Nister. Howard Ben had a 77 on the morn Inett s twin 80 s got him fifth spot. Posted a 76 in the j Zabowski s and Boes cards Fol Sion despite the fact j Low coded three putts on that Par .-1.1 445-37-73 543 433 435-3s 444 544 444-37-75 Allan Boes out.444 i to. 434 i Mommy i out. I out. In afternoon round out .343 346-33 in 664 out.543 4g4 435-38 111 .444 554 Complete scores for the Day were k. Zabowski a. Docs k. R. Hart e. Bannister 80 e. Palmer h. Eidsvig h. Bennett f. M. Boulton Dave Arnott 163. Art land Charles Reith g. W. Kennedy Geo. Cotton j. Gardiner 82 j. Klincar Art John Ston a. Coli Infix j. L. M. Thomson. W. Walk Cier. Joe land w. In. Milvor j. Linnolt 87-m Jinn Bradley Ray Rea Ney eager Jack Nair. Mcdonald John has Alcor o. Trudel 36-101 l Jones de Mcelroy t. Murphy o. C. Steele a. Bennett 203. Ars Irish eleven us. Twice he was robbed when the Pellet stopped by rim of the Hole. I of the Southwood Star s for Marc was his deadly throughout the Day Boes cad on the Flag. All was a Little More Luck slightly More whichever Way you sweeping United Weston to the i sidelines after three gruelling Cor. score fir the first i tests Weston cougars entered the cd by Murray Boulton final of the Dominion Stern struggles Are feature of .c.c. Net play the outstanding feature of wednesday s play in the w. Tennis tourney was l5urly Stan Smith s Well earned three set win Over hard hitting Laurie Adams. After dropping he initial set at 6-4. Smith rallied to win the next two sets b-3, 6-1. Mac. Taylor continued his steady March to the final bracket by disposing of the Veteran Les. Johnston in sequence sets 6-3. 6-2. The defending Champion. Otto Mckrush. Proved to be too steady for a. Emby who went Down to 6-2, 8-6 defeat. Art Stevenson the Blue bomber Star made his exit from the men s singles losing to Colin sym 3-6, 6-1. 9-7, in a Long drawn out Battle which was finally concluded under the lights. Petite Beth Buchanan won the longest match of the Day As she downed Winnie Mckee 11-9. 3-b. 6-3, after a two hour struggle. Wednesday s results ladies singles w. Barnes Defeated mrs. Elshout. Fi-0, 6-1 p. Williamson Defeated l. Marshall default w. Grant Defeated m. Toombs. 6-4, 8-0 b. Buchanan Defeated a Mckee. 9-7. 3-6. 6-3 e. Mcnulty Defeated h. Ledoux. 6-3. 6-3 d. Swaine Defeated e. Schick. 7-5. 3-6. 9-7 h. Croft Defeated Morse. 7-5. 6-3 e. Flemming Defeated. Mitchell. 6-3. 6-1. Men s singles o. Mckrush Defeated a. Emby 6-2. 3-6 Milne Defeated w. Batty. 6-1. 0-0 g. Defeated j. Edolson n-2. I-3 Mac. Taylor Defeated Les. Johnston. C-3. 6-2 w. Sandberg Defeated j. Donald fi-1. 6-4 Smirh Defeated l. Adams. 4-6. Fi-3. 6-1 p. Marrin Defeated . Mckinnon. 6-0. 6-0 c. Sym Defeated a. Stevenson. 3-Li. 5-1, 9-7. Men s doubles Kinahan Clubb Defeated Milne Mcdermott. G-2. 6-4 ?.ickush-Mckush Defeated sym Cumber Maikl. 6-2. 6-3 Kina Tian Clubb Defeated Fra re Mcgregor default. Ladies doubles Williams Swaine Defeated Mccaughy Bertrand. 6-1, 3-6. G-0. Mixed doubles Horan Rothney Defeated Pullin Whyte. Default o. Mckrush a. Boyd Defeated Mcneeley Buchanan. Default Cuin Ber inn Groff Defeated . Mckinnon Rutheny. Fi-1. 6-t e. Defeated Al Earlcy Mccaughy default. Today s draw baseball team the title of champions of Winnipeg Public school baseball went to the Aberdeen school Grade 7 team when they Defeated general Wolfe in the final. 2-1 to 10. The dons have played 13 Barnes won 12 of them and tied 1. Left to right Back Row Art Starr m. Zyluk m. Freed Nan m. Fred Chuk m. Levine. Karpiuk. H. Lozer l. Walker coach. Front Row a Duboff Jake Ruppenthal. T. Lozanski. J. Laschuk. J. Corrin h. Chambers b. Priluk w. Gable. E. Charamuga. A. Will give to Aid Canada War Effort Kildonan Junior soccer team new York june 20. A Early decision by Ford c. Frick on charges that the beaning of Brooklyn outfielder. Joe Medwick. By Bob Bowman of St. Louis cardinals was deliberate appeared re mole wednesday night As the National league president declared he j to ail take no action until the re sul s of an investigation by District . Ladies singles o. Leyden is. M. Can nor e. Flemmins is. K. Boyd. Men s singles x. Milne is. W. Gra Ham. Attorney William o Dwyer s office were known. Hinting that baseball could keep its own shirts clean and that he was not interested in the civil aspects of the Case Frick said 1 even if i do make up my mind i would not make any announce ladies is. B. Mac i men t under the circumstances j suppose i should suspend Bowman men Rowland up. I. E Marrin e. Handford is. O. Mckrush. I int would be taken As proof of his j .1.30 . men s Sam e. Mckrush j Frick spent four hours wednes a Day interviewing everyone who Hart. Might throw some Light on tues a " Day s incident when Medwick Wasj 7.30 . I felled and suffered a concussion. I men s singles Winner j he said he had asked Only Leo is. Winner is. B. Buchanan Winner Rao is. Winner Leyden Cannon Winner Cook Darling is. E. Mcnulty. Ladies doubles Panero Elsi out is. Hart Wilson. 8.311 . Men s w. Johnston cd Don is. Parsons Olshansky Pinyot Tay Lor is. 6 . Ladies Mcrea is. H. Row land g. Marling is. I. Cook w. Barnes is. D. Swain Winner Mckidd Wilson is. M. Tippins. Men s Mac Kunzic is. It. He said and backed it with the statements of two St. Louis players Billy soul Worth Cardinal Man Ager left the hearing with the assertion that a Mountain was being made out of a Molehill. Meanwhile Medwick was confined to caledonian Hospital. Physicians described his condition As a slight concussion. He will probably be out of weeks. The lineup for about two assistant District at Torney Medwick made no accusations. " no direct threat had been made against me by he said. I saw the Ball leave his hand but that was the last i saw of Turkus said that Durocher and three Brooklyn fans who were in the elevator during the Exchange of words would appear in the District attorney s office tomorrow to say that they heard Bowman say to Durocher in a statement wednesday to Bur ill get you and they la live to fight another Day singles Venn i Behan Weidon Durocher Brooklyn manager Bow Man Johnny Mize. Cardinal first baseman Pepper Martin Cardinal outfielder and Larry Mcphail Brooklyn Chib president to the hearing but practically the entire team trooped to the league office and before the lengthy testimony was ended Many other players As Well As two three Brooklyn fans had been called in. L Owman obviously was nervous. Is i he was called in twice. He later i Reid crated an earlier statement that s was his Friend and the boating was unintentional. Macphail was As emphatic in his opinion that the beaning was intentional. We presented our Case to the was Roy Aumont the pronouncement at Golf course wednesday Tennant Handford men s doubles Mcdougall emby. 6.30 . Ladies singles p. Weldon Behari w. Grant is. H. Croft. Men s Smith is. W. Winner e. Mckrush sym is. Winner Milne Graham. 7 . Men s Handford my Kush is. Winner Rowland Marrin win Ner is. G. Amyot. Night at the completion of the prize giving in the associated past presidents association of the Mani Toba Curling association. As it turned out Neil Sullivan and . Norm Warner won the trophy with Sullivan 76, and Warner As a matter of fact Max Mcelheran won the Low scoring honors of the Day. But Max who is presid ent of the Thistle club is not a past president and thereby fails loj Pine Eidge 10. Entries close with s. C. Trewhitt acting Secretary july 5. Kildonan youngsters who have been carrying everything before them in Junior soccer circles this season took it on the Chin wednes Day night when Weston Defeated them 3-1 in the Junior City championship on the Thompson Street grounds. It was the first defeat of the Kildonan ites but it was a bitter Pill to Swallow. The Weston boys deserved their although in the last Quarter of an hour the Junior league leaders gave everything they had to pull the game out of the fire. Bob Kennedy opened the scoring for the Weston team a Hon he scored a Fine goal and Young Bill Nicol one of the stars of the night scored another Good goal before half time. A fast breakaway in the second half when Kildonan was pressing hard culminated in Young Nicol beating Keebie with a wicked drive. In the closing stages Ted Colvin scored for Kildonan with a fast ground shot. Graham and Marquardson d. Smith. W. Smith and d. Gra Ham Carrie. Kennedy Thompson Ket and Kiel. Kildonan Keebie Kelsh and Murray Goodwin. Wedlake and Bach Harry Hor Rox. R. Allen Solvin. H. Allen and Henry Llor Rox. In the other City Junior championship game St. James orioles and Irish fought to a four goal tie. The orioles put up a great argument at one stage the were Trail ing the Young Iris hers 3-0. But they came right Back to tie up the old game. With Only three minutes to play the Irish scored to take the Lead 4-3, but in the last seconds the orioles were awarded a penalty and Adam Graham scored from the spot kick. The replay is billed for monday night at St. James. Hay Hodgins and Reg Graham with two goals were the other scorers for the orioles Toronto june 20. Grant of to Aid the government in its War Effort was approved by the executive of the Canadian Amateur hockey association wednesday and the individual branches will be asked to endorse it. The executive also decided to approach the government to determine in what Way the . Can Best play its part in the country s prosecution of the War. The association will operate As usual next Winter and every assist Ance will be extended to any Mili tary units that desire to sponsor teams. The Allan cup and memorial cup play Downs yielded a net profit of less than that realized in previous years. The reduction was due in part to the Lack of patronage in the senior finals Here which Kirkland Lake won from Calgary. The Lowed meeting wednesday Fol a session with National hockey league representatives in which the working agreement be tween the two organizations was reviewed. Members of the . Executive present were president George Dudley prof. W. G. Hardy Edmonton Frank Sargent port a thur Hanson Dowell Middleton . Fred Marples Toronto w. A. Hewitt. Toronto and c. C. Robin son Winnipeg. President Frank Calder. Conn smythe Toronto and Art Ross Boston represented the . In circuit hollies climbed into a tic for top place in the Sno Shoars Diamond Bali league by defeating auroras defending champions 11-5. At Sar gent Park. Wednesday night. It was the first loss of the season for the ,.r to. 10 champions. In the other name of qualify. His was inc Best b score i the night Sargent Park broke into minus a Handicap due to win column scoring an 11-4 twice winning the trophy Over Arra Maks. Hultman fort Garry was by far Sargent Park and Arra Maks baseball stadium tonight 8.30 .-Superlor Friday 8.30 . Is. A horns reserved scats 55c, Rush seats 35c ladies 20c ladies 1 5e june Only including govt. Taxi special Section for children 1 of. B. But he failed to hold j he afternoon counting j the soccer Eccl her to break to on the j who in were Norwood sad Sotil Wood s pro Roy t came up with a 79 on j ind and clipped one off in. The second to finish championship who re they the defenders of last season. By George Kirksey British in Ioctl Tress staff correspondent new York june 20. Bitter feud Between the St. Louis cardinals and Brooklyn dodgers flamed in new quarters today after a fist fight in last night s game be tween dodger manager Leo Duro a Cher and Catcher Mickey Owen Oil the Gas House gang. 2ver since Pitcher Bob Bowman hit Joe Medwick in the head a duster in tuesday s game the strokes Back of Assiniboine Eric the first game of the Best three series is billed for Friday night at Carruthers Park. While Hugh Boyd s Iris hrs naturally get the straight bet by virtue of their season s performance Don t sell the cougars Short especially after their Fine display in hurdling their Brothers from the Weston Metropolis. Weston United. Bustling cougars the cougars arc a bustling aggie Tion of soccer players who have improved with every game. They lost their last league encounter to irishmen not through any superiority in play but due solely to their ability to grasp their open Ings. West end Lacrosse members of the West end la Crosse club Are asked to be on the Burnell Street 6.30 o clock. Grounds tonight at players of both clubs have been Ali each other s throats. With ebbets Field jammed with j paid customers last night the dodgers out gamed the cardinals in a grudge Battle s-3. And moved Back to within .0004 percentage Points of the league leading reds. The dodgers broke their four game los ing Streak longest of the year inflicted the first defeat on the cardinals Sincyr Billy Southworth be came Pilot and tossed in the Duro Char Owen fisticuffs All in one night. Owen opened the third inning with a single and was forced at second by Stu Martin Durocher to Coscarart. As the Cardinal Catcher started off the Diamond. Durocher yelled something and Owen who had walked almost to third base turned around and started Back. Durocher came in to meet him but Umpire Bick Campbell rushed be tween them. Owen however reached around the big Umpire and landed a left Hook on Durocher s head. Him with Campbell Between them they St. Louis slugged away at each other. Owen ejected Johnny Hopp. Who was at the plate charged out with his Bat teams Chryl joined in the Melee and several National Leal k w. L. Pel. Cincinnati i is rail. I.ronklyn 17 Mill n Civ York la is Chicago it is. Louis 11 311 Pittsburgh High Huston i i Hila Uchiha 17 american la age Iroil it Cleveland i a Rev York t Chicago Susi. Louis Washington ii i3 a a internat1oxal league 37 Jersey City 31 Montreal a Syracuse Buffalo -3 Toronto the Best golfer participating in the Competition. Harold had a 77 with no Handicap. And it s worthy of note that he turned in a card which included five birdies. Harold a out in 33 and Back in 44 when his putts refused to drop for him Over the Par 70 layout. Visiting golfers attended from Starbuck. Emerson Dominion City Selkirk Elm Creek and Rivers. In i addition there was one . I alive from London. Out., formerly of the Glenboro club. Special prizes were awarded by president we. Brock and entertainment chairman Bill Kirby. Low birdies w. Do Savigny. Neil Sulli Van m. Mills and Harold Hultman Low hidden holes a. Scott Frank Owens and Max Mcelheran High hidden Hole j. Mcqueen. London ont. Following the is Hole tourney supper it was announced that the played an interesting game until the sixth when the Sargent parkers batted All the Way round to score five times. In the next inning they wound up their scoring with three. Howie ague Sargent Park and Gordon Wesl Corgard hit the Only Home runs of the night. Auroras used two pitchers against hollies and both were hit hard. Sargent pork 6 2 Dili 025 13 0 and Boyce Cook. Auroras.00 000 084 hollies 023 402 is 2 Allen. Smith and Dickson Mackie. Woolley and Dickson. Juvenile soccer in the two soccer games billed for tonight in tic juvenile league Riverview rangers meet the royals on the rangers grounds while Kildonan and Irish clash on Street grounds West Kil resin ride so then bathing boating Tennis Golf Lawn Bowling roller coaster amusements convenient service of pkg and be turning regular week end train service saturday june 22 10.10 . Sal., sen., wed. . Daily except Sun. In annual curlers Golf tournament Donan. The 70 1.45 . Sat., Sun., wed. . The Moonlight minute flyer Beach Only 50c. Return Moonlit lit Only i ill. Return Moonlight dance to Leonard s Casino band in the spacious Pavilion. Sunday june 23rd 10.10 . 1.45 . The North Star juvenile band 30 conducted by l. H. Nichols will be in attendance providing music at the c.p. Employees picnic. Three special trains sat., june 22 for Canadian Pacific employees picnic. Everybody Down and join the fun. Trains depart from Mountain ave. 8.20 . Fro.1l station 9 00 . 9.20 . 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