Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - August 23, 1948, Winnipeg, Manitoba Page 16 Winnipeg free press. Monday. August 23, 1943 Morse place ousted Elmwood to meet dates for Crown Elmwood giants trounced Morse place monarchs 7-4 sunday to Cap Ture the Junior baseball league North division title and gain berth in the Loop s final against the South winners Rose Dales. They Avon the four out of seven final 4-0, with one game tied. Rose Dales made the league final by polishing off sout henders in a your out of seven affair 4-1. The first game in the four out of seven final will be played at Osborne stadium wednesday. A triple and two singles by Al Neufeld was the Best in the Elm Wood batting Parade while Pete Marusin and Mike Daski each smashed out a pair of singles. A safety by Len Zebb was the Only other giant hit. Don Griffiths gave Morse lace a Sno Quivea Lead in the first rame when he banged out a double. This was the Only Exra base blow for monarchs while ferry Porteous and Pete a Bra Morse place Elmwood Guttormson and of singles apiece. 200 000 200 1 1 6 121 001 7 8 2 Porteous Bathgate and National a Kazuji Weston bred beat Irish scoring five times in a goal filled second half in which nine tallies were made Weston bred Defeated Irish 6-4 in a senior soc cer match at Wesley Park Satur Day. Bred Centre Forward Paul kor Nek checked in with As Many goals As the whole Irish team. He headed in a Cross from Roy Paton for the Only counter in the first half. In the second Frame Kornek added three More heading two of these into the rigging. John Van Steenbergen made an other of the bred s counters and Hugh Crossin added the sixth. All of the Irish goals came to Brooklyn St. Louis Pittsburgh York Philadelphia Cincinnati Chicago week end Golf Eddie Mckrush led the Canoe club championship flight Over the week end with a 74 which added to his first round 79 gave him a 153. Ornnie Robinson s 80-7-4-154 was second. Art Dunstone topped the first flight with 85-81-166 and Joe mob Berley was second with 84-86-170. Gordon Pirt led the second flight with 86-85-171 and j. Evans 86-87 173. Johnny Ewbank led third flight scorers with 83-87-170 and Fred Rumbelow s 83-85-178 was second. At Pine Ridge first round play was completed for the club championships. Using a no. 4 Iron Johnny kale canned his tee shot on the ninth Hole 160 Yards at Windsor sat urday. Mrs. B. Silverman won the Glen Dale ladies championship defeat ing mrs. L. Leipsic. 3 and 2 in the final match. Mrs. Silverman s Long drives featured her performance. Southwood saturday Stan Lovelace s5-18 67 Hugh Seton 87-39 s3 Marshall 89-18 71 Innes Mackenzie j. D. Cameron 71 Bill Dubec 79-g 73. L 49 49 51 52 33 63. 67 6s results 001 pet. .555 .460 .417 .40-1 sunday s Cincinnati no 001 s 1 Chicago 232 000 03x-10 Affens Berger. Burkhart 2 Blackburn 6 and Lamanno Schmitz and chef fluff Pittsburgh 000 000 St. Louis 000 000 f sunday s results Toronto 5-0, Baltimore 1-2 Syracuse 3-1, Rochester 5-4 Newark 10. Jersey cite 0 Montreal 15--4. Buffalo 2-3 saturday s lies lots Buffalo 1-3, Toronto 0-4 Montreal 3, 2 5-6. Jersey City 1-3 Newark at Baltimore Ppd. Pacific coast league 010 100 3 1 and m s 0 9 Jansen 8 0 5 0 Borowy sunday sweeps Al Bolin Sg-20 67 p. Timpson 82-13 69 Rao Reaney 75-e Ross s4-14 70 Bill Ducc 77-6 71 Bob Broad toot 87-16 71. To Akdo sunday s hidden Hole Low .7. Scholar and j. Dupas. High. R. Mitchell. saturday sweepstakes a and b class Harry Thompson s8-19 62 e. J. Scott Don Thompson sunday b and c Slass Marclen 93-24 69 Paul Stewart 33-22 69. A class Pete Holawaty 79-Lii 64 Harold Branger 85-14 71 a. Balmy s6-15 71. Slim any a class .1. D. Vilnet 78-s 70 c. Gardner 83-13 j. Hillhouse 7s-7 71 h. Critchley 73-2 73. B class Al Gardner Adams ss-21 67 c. Bishop 92-2-1 68. Killarney Golf set for sept 5 Killarney " entries Are be ing received for the Killarney Goli club s annual fall tournament be ing held on sunday september 5. For the South Western Manitoba championship. There will be 27 holes nine qualifying and prizes second placings in first second and for first and championship third flights. The course has never been in bet Ter shape and the committee is looking for a Good turnout from Brandon. Winnipeg and neighbor ing towns. A. W. Mceachern and m. H. Teskey Are in charge of the tournament. 9 8 10 innings e. Riddle Lombard 10 and Fitzgerald Kluttz .7. Riddle 301 Dickson Brazle 110 and Wilber. Rice 10 Boston 000 200 12 Brooklyn 030 020 7 Voiselle. Barrett 71 Smithn 18 Salk Ekl. Masl isl Barney pall a Batten 9i and Campanella. First Philadelphia 000 001 6 new York 30.3 Ion 10 Dubini. i and Seminick. Lake Man 4j Jones and Cooper Livingston second Philadelphia 000 3 new York 2111 7 crime called in last of fifth Leonard and Seminick Kennedy and Cooper. Saturday s Lic Sulla Philadelphia 004 000 new York 010 100 Heintzelman and Sminick Trinkle 8 and Cooper. Cincinnati 000 000 Chicago 000 000 Vandermeer and Lamanno Kush s Chipman 9 and scheffing Pittsburgh 300 000 7 1 St. 7.0ujs 201 500 13 1 Bonham. Higbe 4 and Kluttz Riddle Munger and Rice. First Boston 000 430 31 1 Brooklyn 530 101 7 1 Sain. Barrett i Lyons 41 White 8 and Masi. Flatten. Behrman 4 Minnor and Campanella. Second Boston 000 020 6 1 Brooklyn 000 000 4 1 Spahn and Masl Roe. Erskin 5 hat ten 9 and Campanella. Monday s games Boston at Brooklyn Philadelphia at Cincinnati Only games american league w l pct. Cleveland 70 45 Boston. 70 46 .603 new York 67 .46 .593 Philadelphia 68 49 Esi 54 57 .486 St. Louis 45 67 .402 Washington 44 72 .379 Chicago 39 75 .34 sunday s it Sulls Washington 000 300 5 1 Boston 002 000 5 0 Thompson Hudson s and Evans Harris and Tebbetts. St. Louis 201 061 000-10 Detroit 000 000 3 1 Sanford and Partee Newhouser. Pierce 51 Oye Mirc 5 White 6 and swill. New York Ola 033 000-30 12 0 Philadelphia 000 000 4 3 Raschi and niarhos Micah an a. Har Ris in Kellner 9j and Guerra first Chicago 000 20-1 13 2 Cleveland 100 000 s 3 1-Laynes. Judson 61 and a. Robinson Feller. Klieman 61 Christopher 6 Mun chief s and Hegan Tipton second Chicago 000 400 s 0 Cleveland Oil 000 11 3 Pieretti. Moulder is Papish d and san Francisco Oakland los Angeles Seattle Portland san Diego Bollywood Sacramento w is s5 7b 74 72 71 65 59 l 60 65 69 73 75 79 84 88 pct. .539 .436 sunday s results Oakland 11-2. Los Angeles 3-4 san Diego 2-0. Seattle 8-4 Sacramento 3-4. Portland so san Francisco 2-6, Hollywood 11-5 saturday s a emits Oakland 3.2, los Angeles 3 Hollywood 4, san Francisco 5 Sacramento 1, Portland 5 san Diego 2-3. Seattle 3-4 Haskall s big six wards the end of the second Frame. Ted Swiatek pushed through two second half p. W. L. T. Of a. Pts 3 2 0 3. 6 3 4 2 1 1 10 s 3 colourful Gladioli display horse and dog shows feature St vital fair a horse show saturday after noon a dog show Friday evening and a Brilliant Flower Section were features of the St. Vital agricultural society s annual two Day fair. The Fine display of Gladioli were the Centre of general filling the Hall with admiration a Blaze of not quite St. Tames legion scottish United Weston it. Rouge be Weston bred Irish Ion 1 156 077 0 5 10 in a Row while scored once. The Danny Mcclun fourth goal was a gift from Bredman Ken West Man. Westman made a solid Clear Ance of Ken Hayward s shot by player and club Musial cardinals William. Rod sox Boudreau indians Mitchell. Indians dark. Braves Pafko. Cubs c a r h pet. 115 458 105 176 .384 98 355 90 134 37s 111 411 s3 150 .365 100 424 57 143 .337 98 376 s3 12g .33f 103 393 60 131 .333 runs batted in american Stephens red sox 112. National Maze giants Home Yankees 32. In the wrong direction. Lineups Lyons so Leuchuk Dombroski c. Cadzow jr., Wedlake Loutit me Clure c. Cadzow sr., Swiatek Rosson Hayward. Weston bred Hayton Mckee har a Sony Holland. Westtyan Pennell Croth ors Crossin. Kornek h. Wedlake Paton Steenbergen Pilous Mcmorr Hogan wins but popularity wanes with runs american Dimaggio 27. National Kolner pirates Tachan wins Morden Golf Morden special Mike to an of Elmhurst country club won the Corn and Apple Belt Golf tournament at the Morden Golf club sunday on the basis of a bet Ter score on the last nine holes. Tachan tied with Peter Paul of Portage la Prairie with 107 for the 27 Hole tourney but registered a 36 on the ast nine while Paul shot 38. 117 golfers competed. Third and fourth places were decided similarly. George Dipple and George Rodway both carded 110, but Dipple had the better score on the last nine. President Bruce Farquharson was in charge of the tournament along with vice presi dents Gerry Brown and Harry that left Acheson while Secretary Joe Weidl Ori the 18th worked hard. Others won t quit yet Berlin Eder 40-year-old German welterweight Champion sunday retained the title which he has held 18 years. He fought a drawn bout against 25 year old Leo Strosch of Essen be fore 30.000 fans. Eder a former european welter weight Champion has been suffer ing from attacks of rheumatism but says he is not going to resign his title just Weigel Bearden and Hegan. Tipton s saturday s results new York 010 000 9 1 Philadelphia 000 000 -4 0 Porterfield and niarhos j. Coleman Kellner 9 and Rosar. Guerra Washington 300 003 6 0 Boston Oil 400 04x-30 11 2 Wol Terolli. Candini. 51 Ferrick s and Evans Kinder Cakl Woll 61 Johnson 7 and Tebbetts. Chicago 000 000 6 1 Cleveland 000 010 7 0 Gumport and a. Robinson Lemon Klie Man 9 and Hegan. St. Louis 000 000 9 1 Detroit 100 201 7 0 Fann. Widmar 41 Osl Rowsel s Anil Partee. Moss is Hutchinson Gray 91 Benton 91 and Swift. Monday s games Chicago at. New York Only game aiding in making the event a Success were Honey Cochlan Charlie smart Bill Harry Loeppky Murdo Mclean and Arthur Morrison. plus he Mike Tachan Peter Paul George George Rodway first flight or. North Clowne Harry Acheson George Hiroska second k. T. Mackenzie t. J. Madden Murdo Mac can Ross Hunter third file lit m. M. Gain Cut a. H. Acheson Barney Chalmers. R Barret s. Leott key fifth flight Karl Thorkelson c. A. Cram l. Daniels. Sixth flight s. Karr g. Jackman. Denver a mechanical Ben Hogan was Richer in Cash not in popularity Denver he pocketed the first prize from the Den ver open Golf tournament and went after Money in the Salt Lake City open. The Hershey pa., Teller who stretched his 1948 earnings to 477 As he won his seventh major tournament in a Row climaxed a poor week in Public relations when he failed to show u p for the for Mal presentation of prizes. L Hogan finished the 72-Hoie, 500 tournament with a 270, which was is under for the Well Shire municipal course but at the moment did t seem Good enough to win. For Back on the 17th tee was Freddie Haas jr., of new Orleans highest Points in Flowers in Arna needing Only scores for the last two holes to cop the first prize. But the 32-year-old Haas could t stand the pressure and went to pieces on the 17th with a one Over him needing a Birdie to tie Togari. But the ceremony Hogan to former National College Champion could t manage that either taking a five that gave the first prize to Hogan. At the presentation fans waited in vain for appear and the Money finally was accepted by a . Official. It had been a bad week a around for Hogan. When a a requested an autograph he Turne his Back and walked away. He re fused to be interviewed by sports broadcaster. His actions brought him a Ning by the Denver press and Radi Olor. Sweet peas were so Strong As last year. Vegetable classes were Well sup ported and there was an imposing display of fruit. A commendable showing of children s work was also in evidence. A special driving display by the t. Eaton company limited was a highlight of saturday s horse show. Winners of trophies at the horticultural show were Winnipeg electric cup for Best Beautiful Home site or. O. G. Hague j. S. Mcdiarmid trophy for Best child s Garden Gene Slobodian St. Vital cup for championship in open vegetable classes c. H. Paul Birk s cup for vegetables and eur Section mrs. J. Ferrar wild ing Bros trophy for highest Points in cooking open to St. Vital mrs. Carrigan directors trophy for highest Points in Gladiolus open j. Allen. Following is the list of prize winners Cut Flowers open annuals. 1. E. E. Gray 2. F. M. Webb collection Peren Nials. 1. F. M. Webb 2. Claude to. Law color. 1. W. Paul. 2. Mrs. H. S. Paul 3. E. E. Gray asters one color. 1. F. M. Webb 2. W. Paul. 3. Mrs. S. Paul Antirrhinum mixed 3. E e. Gray 2. W. Paul. 3. J. Wright an varieties 3. E. E. Gray. 2. W. Paul 3. F. M. Webb Calendula t. M. Webb 2. C. H. Paul 3. Aleida Mann carnations. 1. W. Paul 2. J. Everlasting Flowers. 1. C. H. Paul Marigold african 1. E. E. Gray 2 j right 3. Mrs. W. Davidson Marigold drench 1. A. Hornsey 2. A Wright 3. T. H. Cramp pansies. 1. W. L. A Orang by 2. To. Wright 3. .1. Hilton Petunia double 1. J. Hilton 2. E. E. Gray 3. Irs. H. S. Paul Petunia single 3. Irs. H. S. Paul. 2. J. Hilton 3. R. L. Kennedy Dianthus i. T. H. Cramp Phlox Drummonds 1. W. Vollor 2. Mrs. H. S. Aul 3. R. L. Kennedy one Rose c. Mor Salpi glosses 1. Mrs. R. Northmore f. W. Webb stocks 6 spikes 1. W. L orc Lingley 2. E. E. Gray. 3, f. M. Webb stocks. Colors. 1. F. M. Webb c. F. Polley Scab Losa 1. Mrs. H. S. Aul 2. F. M. Webb 3. A l. Kennedy zinnias Large. 3. R. L. Kennedy. R. Of 3. W. Vollor zinnias. Pom Pon 1. E. Gray 2. Mrs. H. S. Paul 3. W. Ollor vase Cut Flowers 1. F. M. Webb w. Paulson 3. R. A. Robinson f. Younge 2. J. E. Jones 3. S. Calhoun Best Spike in show j. H. Pottage seedling 3 spikes. Vari 1. Or. S. Pickup. 2. R. A Stark 1 spice any variety 1. T. L. Saunde a 2. . Pickup 3. R. W. Stark. Small decorative Type open 3 spikes 1 variety 1. F. Younge 2 j daily crossword Large flowered White 1. Mrs h s Paul 2 r. Whitelaw yellow 1 s Paul. 2. R. Whitelaw Salmon 1 r Whit Laii. 2. W h. S. Smith s. 1. Mrs Paul. 2. R. Whitelaw. 3. S r win Tolar 2. Or. W. Vollor 3. W. S. Large flowering 1. W. Paul Novice class. St. Vital o nov _ o spikes two varieties 1. E. C. Crows ont 2. Mis. .7. A. Dawson. 3. Noel Rodrique 1 Spike any variety 1. .1. A. Daw son. 2. E. Dawson show Davidson 2. Mrs w Crowston 2. Any variety dahlias r hybrid show decorative 1. Noel Rodrique mrs. .1. A. 1. Mrs. W c. A. Robson. 2. Mrs. W. Davidson. 3. . Cord a Glt hybrid Cactus 1. C. A. Robson 2. Mrs Davidson straight Cactus 1. C. A Davidson 3 varieties 1. Mrs. W. Davidson 2. C. A Robson porn Pon 1. Mrs. W Davidson vase of dahlias 3. C. A. Rob soil vase of san ill hybrid dahlias 1. R. L. Kennedy Noel Rodrique. File fibrous ho0se miss Y Begonia. Mrs. J. Murphie 2. E Gray 3. Mrs. J. L. Swain Fern miss b., Langley Plant foliage miss b Langley Plant. In loom 1 mrs f Watson.2. J. A. Turner 3. Marllyn Gra Ham Geranium double e e or in Sam Paulia 1. Mrs. .7. Barnett. 2. Mrs f Watson 3. H. A. Robinson open space 4x6 2. C. Novelty 1947-48. 1. Mrs. H. Paul 2. A. Hornsey. 3. R. L. Kennedy vase Cut Flowers mixed 1. W. Paul 2. E. E. Gray 3. R. L. Basket Cut Flowers 1. Mrs. H. Basket of marigolds 1. E. S. A Vick tables of vegetables i 3. C. H. Paul. 2. Gus Olafson beets 1. George Paterson 2 j Wright 3. N. Tod Beans. 3. Nor i Roungue. 2. A. Horn Sci. 3 George Pater mrs fr2n to l 2. Cabbage. Savoy 1. Polley 2. Cabbage conical 1. C. F. Pollen h. Paul cabbage round or Fla t. Ellow. 1. Aleida Daman. 2. C. H. J. J. L. Jones celery. v i Daman 2. C. H 3 h v Paul Sweet Corn Golden l r r Vii and. 2. Or. R. 3. C f pors Sweet Corn Golden Bantam l a pcs Jar rims. 2. Or. R. Todd a. C f Polle cucumbers grown outdoors. 1. W. Paul. 3. J. E. Jones cucumbers greenhouse. 1. C. K. Paul Curral other greenhouse p. 2. A a i Alei Bers. Era. Orner greenhouse Var Civ 3 c r Paul Citron 1. Mrs. P. Mcdo Vieli r. Torch 3 f u across 1. Fruit of tha Palm 5f kind of Nau 9. Verbal 10. Rock in toy 12. Abrading material 14. Belonging to him 15. Music note 16. Observe it. At Home 18. A social event 21. Almost 23. Part of tin Eye 27. Conical tent 28. Peels 29. Metallic rocks 30. 31. Gloss 33. Pronoun. 34. River Swiss 3t. Guide s lowest note 38. Skill 39. Muscle 41. Tapestry 43. Man s name 44. Wind spirally 45. Biblical name 16. Kind of Duck Down 1. To be overbearing 2. Macaws s. Dancers to. River cymbals Alaska t. Old measure 22. Simian of length 5. Cry As a Lamb 6. Male Sheen 7. Birds As a class s. Venture 11. Relie iou Jap 13. The old. Ens 15. Small fish is. To smooth wrinkles 19. Malt beverage 24. Force l 25. To hold spellbound 26. Property 28. Feminine pronoun 30. Obtain 32. Strong intuitive impression 34. Jewish month 35. God of 36. 38. Melody am we 40. Humor 41. Division of a play 48. Spawn of z8 8-34. S. Plants Paul. 2 r r. Todd. 3. C. H. C. F. Polley Leeks 1 h f. Polley yellow Globe 3 w Johnstone. 2. J. Wright 3 a , White Globe. a policy. 2. Cus Olafson. Onions pickling i. A largest. 1. A f c. H. Paul 7-Fornsfy. 2. . Gray 2. A. Hornsey 3. R. L. Kennedy Basket zinnias mrs. Of i. Al. Brown Basket of annuals 1. E. E. Gra Nedy 3. Mrs. F. M. Webb r. A Ken moral Centre piece 1. J. Hilton 2. E. E. Gray 3. R. L. Kennedy. Sweet peas open class collection 3 varieties 1. I. Macdonald 2. J. Hilton Coll. B colors. 1. J. Hilton Novelty 1947-4s. .1. Mac Donald White 1. .1. Macdonald 2. J. Right 3. To. Hilton Cream 1. J. Mac Farmiga in limelight legion and blues split in playoff Assoc a Iron Indianapolis Milwaukee Columbus Minneapolis St. Paul Kansas cite w s3 77 73 6s 69 l 45 55 b3 63 b.-1 Toledo. 53 is Louisville 47 so s results Indianapolis 2-3. Milwaukee 5-5 Toledo 11-1. St. Paul 1-2 Columbus 20-30. Minneapolis 7-0 Louisville 5-12. Kansas City 12-9 saturday s results Louisville Kansas City 7 Columbus t. Minneapolis Columbus 4. Minneapolis 6 St. Paul 10 International league Contd in Virapol to give natural Lustre to your hair. Lanolin tool. Helps relieve Loose Dandruff excessive dryness gives your hair that look All Dav Long a Junior player stole the spol Light when the playoffs opened i the Winnipeg senior base a league sunday. Walter Kaniuga a Pitche . Blues brought up from their Junior team stretched to 1 innings the number of scorese frames he has won in senior base Ball when he blanked St. Jame legion 2-0 at St. James. In earlier contest sunday St. Jame Defeated . 7-5 on the Blue grounds. Blues scored their first run i the second inning in the Evenin match when Joe Kochak singled t bring home1 Stan Shaley. Their Sec Ond run made in the third inning came when de Beardon single Kaniuga Home. Roy Roach of St fou James collected two of the singles Kaniuga gave up. W the legion squad first won the contest by scoring two run the final Frame when two men came Home on a disputed Bun along the third base line. The blues claimed the Ball was foul but the Umpire ruled it fair. Jack Hobson topped the legion batters in the a double and first game hitting singles while mate Joe Vinet connected for a double and a single. Carl Wozny and Wally Kormylo both connected twice for blues., in the other half of the Terni final schedule Transcona Defeated St. Boniface native sons 9-3 in an afternoon match and were Lead ing 4-2 in the evening contest when rain called a halt to the proceed Ings after six and a half innings. Margos Roll Boxcar score 12-0. The above score is not attached to a football game but to a soccer match yes that s what the final count was when the sea cadets trooped off the Field saturday after absorb ing a merciless beating at the hands of St. John s Margos of the juvenile soccer league. Margos needed the win in order to continue their final with Luxton royals. Taking part in the Slaughter Bill Tyshko with three Joe Sawchuk with two Bob Daski and Bill Muzick with two apiece and Alex Shumansky and George grab Fowski each potting singletons. Margos now meet royals in the third game of a Best of three finals monday on the exhibition grounds. Royals took the first game 2-1. The second game ended in a 1-1 draw. The evening game will be replayed Joe Tebes led the Transcona squad with four for five while Raj Trudel had two doubles and a single to his credit. Jack Mason was St. Boniface s Best hitter with a perfect four for four. R h e St. Boniface 002 001 s 2 Transcona 101 100 10 1 Belanger and Palmer Hewitt and Ruz. Auto. St. James . Dixon and Raleigh. . St. James Kaj Uiga. And and Roach. First game r h e 100 220 9 1 000 500 s 3 Cuthbert Graham and d Escot Mil Gamo Oil 000 000 000 d. Raleigh r h e 6 2 4 2 Finkbeiner local Trotter takes feature it. Jesse Wayne ind. Special Porter owned by Roxy Hamilton of Winnipeg won the tort Wayne trophy Here sunday y taking the 2.12 Pace in straight 3eats. Jesse Porter s times were 2.08 2.08 and 2.08 another Hamilton horse Chep Hanover placed second in All three heats of the 2.14 Pace. Chep Han Over s times were 2.06v4, 2.06% a and Rose Dales Edge Victoria cubs Rose Dales took a one game Lead n the midget baseball league final squeezing past Victoria cubs 5-4 n the third game of the Best of Ive series. After dropping the first tilt 4-2 Donald 2. 3. Hilton Light Pink. 1. .7. Macdonald 2. W. Paul deep Pink 1. 7. Macdonald. 2. J. Hilton Rose 1. J. Macdonald 2. W. Paul Salmon 3. To. A Macdonall Cerise a. A. Macdonald 2. .1. Hilton Orange 1. To. Hilton. 2. A. Mac Donald mauve 1. J. Macdonald. .7. 3-Iil ton Scarlet .3. .7. Macdonald 2. W. Paul 1. .7. Macdonald 2. .7. Hilton 3. J. Wright Lavender. 1. John Mac Lonald 2. W. Paul 3. J. 1. John Macdonald 2. J. Hilton 3. .7. Wright purple 1. John Macdonald 2. .7. Hilton ., j. Hilton Best Bow Basket 3. W. Paul 2. To. Hilton 3. John Macdonald. Open to St. Vital w. Paul Light Pink w. Paul deep Pink 1. W. Paul. 2. R. A. Robinson Rose w. Paul Scarlet w. Paul Lavender 1. W. Paul 2, mrs. H. M. Brown Blue w. Paul ., w. Paul. open varieties. 1. J. H. Pot Tage 2. Mrs j. Pateman. 3. 3. Allen 3 varieties. 1. Or. S. Pickup. 2. J. Allen. 3. C. F. Younge b varieties 1. To. Alien 2. Or. S. Pickup White 1. G. R. Fazackerley 2. Or s. Pickup 3. Mrs. J. Pate Man yellow 1. Mrs. J. Pateman 2. E. Younge 3. J. Allen Orange. 1. ,1. Allen 2. J. N. Pottage 3. Mrs. .1. Pate Nan Light Salmon. 3. C. F. Younge 2. Mrs. J. Pateman 3, or. W. J. Rowland Leep Salmon 1, ,7. Allen. 2. Mrs. Pate Man 3, j. A Pottage mauve 1, j Allen 2. C. F. Younge 3. Or. W. J Green 3. Aleida Daman 2. C. H. Paul Ula Lson runner Beans. 1. T. L f. Polley Broad Beans Geo. Lewer. 3. R. ,7 1. Mrs. A. Tod. 2. Mrs Well Parsley one Plant 1. H Paul pumpkin Quality 3 mrs a Larlor h Paul Morgett. 3. Mrs. A. Tod. 2. C. H. Paul o. A. Desk arms potatoes Pink. 3 j e Jones 2, ,7. Wright 3. C c potatoes White. 1. C. C. Geo. Paterson 3. Mrs. A. Tod potatoes any variety while. 1 Peck. 1. Mrs a Doh tin 01-" Aleida potatoes any variety Pink 1 Peck 1. C. F. Polley peas in pod c. H. Paul. 3. Mrs a 0 Claude e. Law. U i pc free 3 mrs h. Odds Hubbard Green. 3. . A Tod daily How to it is Longfellow Ono letter simply stands for another. In this example a is for the three l a x for the two o a Etc. Single apostrophes the length and formation of the Worda All hints. 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Mrs. Bordin Croche i i. Handbag a mrs. J. E. Minielly Pillow cases Crochet Edge 3. Mrs. M. Pearce Grace Northmore 3. Mrs. H. Durham Pillow cases coloured embroil of re 3 Grace North More 2. Mrs. .1. Mcdowell. 3. Mrs. Bor Dion Tea towels from Rolton sacks 3 m. M. Halford 2. Mrs. E. Van Ider Steno a mrs. Chas. Duguid Kitchen apron machine 3. Mrs. M. Morion 2 h. C. Hell 3. Mrs j. Mrs. .7. Logg. 3. Mrs s pcs. 3. Mss. H. Durham. Vav. Slark. Apply i More. 2. Mrs. H. C. M. Pearce Raisin pie. 1 Stark. 2. Mrs. Mccormack. 1-. Lemon tie. I. Stark. 2. Mrs. Mccormick to Lambert collection j. K. . 2. Mrs. Iva lira. K. K. Lambert in e. Lampitt 2. Mrs k k i it. 3. Mrs. E. Idi Riim lion Pickle. 3. Mrs. J. of Janis 1. . M. M. Leaf font slim Lieut 3. Mrs. M. Lereha Merit mrs. R. K. North n. 3. Mrs. N. It. A. I mrs. F. H. W. Mrs. K. V. Mrs. Mivian. 3. Lam Squash Hubbard Golden i. H. Paul c. H. Paul. I. 3. C. F. Policy a Tori. 2. Mrs. P. Mammoth. .3. Mrs. Ripe. 3. Or h .1 Noel Rodrigue to tomatoes e. L. Gray. 2. C. F. Policy. Or Rowland Violet. Or. W. J. Rowland 2. ,3. Calhoun. 3, j. E. Tones Scarlet. E. F. 2. Mrs. J. Pateman 3. Allen red 1. C. F. Younge. 2 j h cottage 3. J. Allen Bloch 1, mrs. .7. Aleman 2. J. Allen 3. Or. S. Pickup Moky 1. J. H. Pottage 2. J. Allen c. F. Younge any variety 1 e r Fazackerley. 2. Or. W. G. Rowland 3. Var. S. Pickup one vase six spikes 3. Table Marrows. White. 3. Mrs c. H. Paul 3. W. Paul Marrows Green 3. C. H. Paul policy. 3. W. Paul Daman 2. Mrs. A. Tod. 3. Amateur a Kuril s. Paul Ripe. 3. S. H. S. Vegetable a. Tod. Be Getella 2. C. F. 3. Aleida h. Paul. Mrs. Bernill Chas. Duguid. 2, luncheon can Ali mrs. A. Doiron mrs. Hand painted picture Northmore Wax Rose. Mixed f if or peas in hate 1. I s. H. Cus. Olafson 3. Noel r peas Pink. L. Mrs h a Olafson n. Mrs m my s y ,3rou n 4 blooms s w a 2 c k poll la a 3 3 mrs n i Nolc s two or colors j. Nurs. R. Jorth More 2. S w Wehn mrs Fis m. Brown anti re n m. 3 met 1. Mrs. H. Odd m. Mclure Rodrigue 2. Brown Sweet m. Bravn. 2 r. Guest Marigold african in. 2. C. Of Polley 3. Mrs. Marigold. French. I Noel mrs. F. Watson. .3. Mrs. Vars. J. Cup Pateman 2. Allen 3. Basket Large Flower no. Or. 1. Sir tires maroons score victories Squires and Ilaroons captured he first games of the 20th Century softball league Semi finals the for Mer defeating seals 12-4, while maroons edged whirl ways 4-3. Two hits each by Barry Zell Vic Ludzak and Nick Harrison paced he Squire attack while Abe stroller and Vic Malcheski were Best for deals. Gord Keith s Long Fly Ball to the Outfield in the eighth that drove i the winning run was the big Bio or maroons in their Victory. Still Golden boy Hamilton perfect place ment kicking by Eric Chipper and great ground gaining display by he Veteran Tony Golab gave of Awa senators of the big four a 3-7 Victory Over tigers of the Ontario Rugby football Union in n exhibition tilt saturday night. Sat in 80 degrees outstanding display was put on y Golab who paved the Way for Ost of Ottawa s markers by tear g the line asunder with his sen it ional work. F. E. Watson knitted Bedspread 3 m. Crawford. 2. Mrs. A. Nor Lymor. Crochet inulin cloth. 3. Mrs. N. Allen. 2 mrs. Mccormick. 3. Mrs. C. Mcdowell hand Painter picture landscape 1 mrs f. E. Watson. 2. Mrs. H. L. Hues Tori Floral 3. R. W t. . J. Barnett Uronich and earring set new Elev 3 mrs. T. F. Sutherland. 2. Mrs c or Bow Ell. 3. Mrs f. E. Waif on Shell Picl Urc 7. Mar. T. F. Such Criari ornaments. 3. Mrs. H. Durham Patchwork quilt. 2. Mrs a. Bridges. 3 i s Smith hand Woven articles 3 vim Alfred Wood 2. Mrs. L. Crawford cooking Section Best Loal of bread. 3. Mrs 1 car Riri in. 2. Mrs. R. Northmore. 3. Mrs i Hogg Raisin loaf. 3. Mrs. J. Carrigan 2. Mrs. J. E. Lambert. 3, mrs. S Leech Crown lout 3. Mrs. R. North move bread buns. 3. Mrs. J. Car Regan. 2. Lynn. 3. Mrs. S. Leech Dale loaf a l Larn Berl 2. Mrs. F f 3. Mrs. J. Hogg Orange loaf Loh Slone. 2. Mrs. .1. 3. Grace Northmore. 2 f. 1. Mrs. Watson 3. Mrs. W. Cinnamon . L c pm m Norl Husref f inn w. Webb Murphy. 2. Plant in Bloom. 3 mrs. O. E. Wilson h Plant foliage. 1. 3. Mrs. J. Terra crowd of f heat. I. Law brow k Frel a Johnstons. 3 ins. 1 mrs. .1. Terra. 2. Swain Geo Lewer Green Beans a Claude e mrs. J. Terra. 3. Mrs. H. M r l. Is. Laurent., 2 c. 1. Mrs. J. Terra Rait lower. 3. Noel it Odrigue. 2 mrs j Murphy. 3. Mrs. E. Crowston cell re l t. Polly 2. Mrs. 3. J Jan i is pc Mir 2 a spam of. St. Laurent Sweet Corn. 7 Ferrar. 3, mrs. ,7. Murphie a Moons fro mrs. .1. Lea biscuits Blue Bon special 3. Mrs. F. Lynn. 2. Mrs w Ohnston. M. Mrs .7. Carrl ban i mrs h. Stevenson could is l. K. Stark 2. Mrs. S. 3. Mrs. F. K Watson Shortbread. 3. Mrs. .1. -1 e 3. Mrs. I. M Halford dream cake. 3. Mrs h n Orth More 2, mrs. J. E. Lambert while Laver carte. 3. Mrs. M. Pearce. 2. .1 f Lambert 3. Mrs. Hogg Chocolas layer cake 3. Mrs. K. F. . Louise Hokaj Light fruit cake l mrs k f. Lambert 2, mrs. M. E. Ven Jik a Stone i. Mrs. A e. Lambert dark Irule cake. 1. Mrs. Mccormack mrs j e Lambert Lars 3, mrs. M. Pearce patented a front construction gives added support no chafing or binding to Cacey a Cugnata Fri i Tenito 0 Mondics Leach Tenkins 3. C. F. Polly tomatoes j 2 mrs. .1. A. Dawson. 3" Morgan vegetable Marrows 3 mrs Crowston. 2. .7. Jenkins. 3 w Johnston peppers. 1. Mrs. M. Dale. 2 Gus of on 3. C. F. Polly Leeks. 3. C f poll .o.v. 1. Mrs h. Oddle. 2 ?.5rs r. Rowston collection of vegetables pm a Crowston 2. C. F. Polly. 3. Mrs. A Bridges Dales roared Back to tie the round with a 4-0 Victory in the second match. Sid White was the big gun in he Rosedale attach poking out a Ingle in the seventh to drive in the Ying and winning markers. He also connected for two other safeties. Jack Blackwell and Tom Hannes on each got two singles for Dales while the big cub hitter was Hill. Tepid a Iota Tokyo Cap horse racing in Apan May be suspended until the Leeping sickness epidemic is the disease has struck horses throughout Japan with an estimated no. 50 per cent of them a Bear facts Bangor me. Dick Rollins Lum Serjack. Trapped More than 100 is in 35 years. County Cricket London Cru terse curtailed every counts widespread rate Cricket match sat urday and no play was possible at Taunton in the Somerset is Yorkshire match. Results of other matches a Hampshire is Glamorgan Glamorgan first innings seven for Zero. Lancashire is Derbyshire Lancashire first innings 90 for one Leicestershire is Nottinghamshire Nottinghamshire first innings 154 for three. Northamptonshire is Essex Essex Hirst innings 153 for two. Middlesex is Surrey Middlesex first in legs 450 tar five. Sussex is Gloucestershire Gloucester Shire first innings 337 for seven. Worcestershire is Warwickshire Warwickshire first innings is for two. Novice Competition. A r. A. Swain. 3. R. St Johnston. Laurent. Black. 2. Mrs. H. Oddie its j Gus Aix son. 2 mrs. K Oddie strawberries. 1. Mrs. H. M Brown apples. 3. 0. T Andrion apply of crab apples. 1. William Baxter. 2. Nine hmm. I. C. Sand Harry. 1. L. Sir Clay. Plums Michalski plums Cunningham. 2. R 3 mid trait s r Kelo Watts Advance Reddy kilowatts advanced to the finals in the commercial girls softball league by defeating pepsis 17-15 in the final game of their Jenkins a Sargent Park. Kilo Horev ayn Bek Honey. I cult. 3 r. S. Mcclave on Amber j i r. S. Mcclay Honec in coms r. Mcclay exhibit of hew 1 s. Olsen Atlon hive. 1 r s c Clay most attractive and instructive Dis play 1 h. S. Mccrav. Children s Garden Competition beets. 3. . 2. Janis Newbold. 3. Wilma Haw Carrot f Patricia Lambert. 2 Guy Lavailee. 3 Jean Fol Obodjan Green Beans. 1 Patricia Lambert 2 Ruth Gillies. 3 Eleanor cent urea 3 Patricia Lambert. 2 Lames bold. 3 Francis bans Dwarf Marigold at Watts will contest final series. 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