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Indian

Speed Fans

Eve Of Ra cord Like ____

“_ p, By Guardim’| S1100

INDIANAPOLIB, ind., M

Defying death that lurks

ers of the United States

uuuy wednesday m011ll¥18

22nd 500-mile automobile

u, Indibnspolis Motor Sp 'ihirty-three men. behl

most durable speedsters

steering wheels of the faés for the classic, comprise t

ing field. Riding beside ea will be a mechanic, willin

thing for a mirlor sha

which will go to the

speed fans, absorbing som

dfu-il.may-care attitude

dl'i\1el-s, crowded the hotels imliual pre-race oelebratio parlor; and night clubs, u ed as to closing hours, did

ing business.

stewards of the racii-ls!

palled at the fatalities her ,go when five men lost th have tried to handicap the sufficiently to curb exce§iv -rho prospects are consider however, that the record o miles an hour for 300 miie Louis Meyer, the “Californ

in every lo

turn of the track. the premier drlv SP0

will roar pet in the in race at w eedway ro nd the vi test and er

v he start sh h drive in

re of the at winner di c oi th 'R of the bo for the of ns. Beer Ev nrestrict- th

o 9, year ag eir lives, br

drivers an e speed. his ed good, las f 104.162 es s, set by en ia Com-1 his

'neo wlNGs wm or

'rim' 3-z

merside baseball leaslle last night on school diam

n good turnout of fans. H

,nip Mayor Lidstone in a chosen remarks officially

the League and threw th

balls

The game was a. woinde

hlbition of ball and resul win for the Red Wll‘l§S Pioneers by the close sc

or F

to 2, the game went seven

through-

and was a pitch:d battle out.

Red Willli

Catcher

Pitcher

Rev. J. Wilson IR.

lst Base

J. Deshioches H.

2nd Base

MacAbo J.

8rd Base 1

F. Macinnls J.

Short Stop

J, Dodds F. Daley

Oro

A. Gay C.

Centra 1"ield

Dave Lidstone J.

Left Field

C. Rankin U-

Right Field

H. Warren C. Mon

Umpires: F. MacLeod

L0ckhB.rt.-8

SEVEN IIIII

IIIINN

IIRIIANIZAT

Sf. John River V S o c c e r L e a Formed - May filiate With Do ion Football A

iation.

`(('. P. By Guardian’s Speci SAINT JOHN, N. B., Ma

Wlili ii view of carrying on plllgll to name a New B lviilncr qulilificd to compet C:liirldi:ln Championship Ass fl~oib.lll plnydowns, the S River Valley soccer Leag

' 1 1 tl

l0l‘iilrd tonight. seven cl Joiitd the new organize. liiiole membership of t

loiin Senior League, both ioll cl tr

evclis of the Cen

1001 B rt f th

1 and u on o c sam

llicic is it possibility H R. of l

liiglrs. champions t

ie u is in th

-lil o a o may jo e although in recent, meeting Rliigr-rs it was decided the lindc tal. hi

1 ing of members

lea iv

Zuc would he prohibit e R A

Ross of Saint John

tri sid t toni ht

ple cn g at a

ilclc Di challes MacKay, lclon, became the league vi dont and thc office of sc tlclsillcl vias given to Stan]

Halglmvcs, Saint John bel' from each club will a lczlilllo executive together

pllin is to stage all le

illrcs Siilllrdny evenings, a kickoff iin b ‘ 7

oilliils.

'lilo sclicdlllc will opcn n lilllllly. June 2 and close

ic _

ie elng set nt

'ine opening double-he

lcv St. Andrcws of Saint J llls against Fredericton Fredericton and the B.. C. Efesaiion journeying from ltalt b

o attle the local dry

the Northern End pitch

The local oignnlzation a

erictoll clubs have been pri

.ion. The D. P. A.

coinc befor.

e a meeting of

executive this week-end.

Nearly 5.000 American m :les were sold in Fi-ence los

Tlllllllls picture machines “°‘“° lie" appeared in ling

lTo

Th opening game of the Bum-

e too

561118.11 S

wlillsins ““

| te

Ward'l

Y M

ubs have

s of the ,

SUEEERSIEG1 I

and defending titleholdier, 4-6. 6-4.

I Won Lost I’.C. Rochester za 12 -707 Newark ... ... 38 14 .667 Toronto ..._ 23 17 -575 Montreal .. -- 70 15 -525 Syracuse . ... 14 31 400 Buffalo . . 15 24 -335 Albany . .... 13 21 .382 Baltimore .. 10 25 .285

NATIONAL LEAGUE

¢ Won Lost P.C.

st. Louis .. 13 -629

. 13

ct on the! New York . .. 305

dockson-Detroit

NS in the River Valley Bhd an effort will be made -'its-_lvlili the Dominion Foo snrlni'

_ zz

pittsburgh .. . .. gg 'G06 Chicago .. 32 -579

ext Sat-IB°5lf°ll 'H9

Brooklyn ._.. -- 2° A29 Philadelphia 11 3 -gig cincinnati _ ll -

D. m. ’

nrlcr will; AMERICAN LEAGUE

Won Lost P.C.

’ 625

M.P.ag- Cleveland 20 12 the Cap- New York . . .. 31 14 50°

19 17 .528

lwashumum , ,_ is ia .sit ist. louis ._ 11 11 .5 !Boston ._ 16 2° M4 Philadelphia 2211 -‘ll ; Chicago

MIDGET GAME ... .........l..'in» -1- -1

west and Rangers Play ° l’°°" poned limo at the C~ A- /L

th Of L06 AI18€l€5Z-Chet Glrdilel' Braves have executed: this season Lim! B€B»Cl'i. Cllllf-. Bild D3-VB came in very handy for Fred

8.1150! C0lllmbll8. Ind., are 01110118 Frankhouse at Boston while he y E 1 oee who will race. was taining the Phillies, s-4, for right bender, pitched the Relpsox Two of their kind-Pete Kreig of his seventh winning start. out of a tie with the Philadelphia

Knoxvlue, Tenn., and Fred rl-dmc 'rho Phillies out-hit the Braves. Athletics into sole possession 0!

ame, ap- ' of

Los Angeles, Winner two years 12-9, but the breaks went against sixth place as he beat the A’s 2-li q-will not be beating the r0llBl1‘ Ed Holley, manager Jimmy Wil-i ln it seven inning 001116511 ll-5 Pllll'| l icks of the 2%-mile course. Kreis son' startin 'tchcr, who ha-1 al I adelphia. i

mechanic, rode to their deaths the 'rribesmcn the first hall' 01’ the elshth iustl *_ R E S U I- T S

t week while practicing. Frame] after Dick Porter and Rick Ferrell (C.P. By Guardianh Special Wire) caped serious injury in an aocid- AMERICAN LEAGUE had touched Merrit (Sugar) Cain MONTREAL, May 29 _ Terrific

t yesterday, but could not repair V for home runs that would have in- slugging featured by two 'home N tional Lea ue

car in time for the race. NEW YORK, May 29-Digfring creased the Boston lead. runs inside the park today gave 3 g

ln'af, the very top spot. in the Am- Welch gave only two hits irl the|Montrea.l Royals a 15-8 victory over m

erlcan League as if fOr fl protroct- shortened contest, walked only two|Toronto Maple Leafs. It was the _ ~ °

. ed stay, Cleveland Indians today despite the dampness and fanned.third time in five games the Roy- New Yilfk 1- 030 100 000

defeated Chicago White Sox 5-0 eight. Bob Johnson hit* a Philad-;ai_s have banged out 18 hits. Leafs Blgiftklyil £00 000 gm 90 at Cleveland and ran their winning elphia homer in the first and 1-Ial,lost the series by two losses to a 2-'imll10ilS. llqlie H ll ll- streak to five straight games, Finney singled in the second for victory. S0. RlCl'i8-l'flS. 136082. CBl'i`0ll. L€0l1~

Mel Harder, pitching his first the As only hits. King and Walker hit Montreal's ard. Mllhhs and L°l>eZ~ _ _ L home rims, leading the attack

' “Y W " _ "_ which was good for 28 bases. Fif- Philadelphia . 000100 012 4 12 0

I teen 'of the hits were of! Lucas Boston 101 000 40x 6 9 1

I _ Ithe losing pitcher, who went seven Holley, Johnson and Wilson; i 'innings before being relieved by‘Fra.nkhouse, Cantwell arid Spohrer. 5 Icoclc. Loire also had is hits. but

5 g pl o - d Bobby Hahn or chico. cslii., ways been highly cifccuvc against The game was halted by rein in'

Flyers Receive

N R Congratulations

._ From Mayor

il iii,

EUR liRlIIIER$`

. , , .

red Perry Ellminated (L P_ By Gua-jfs S,,,,,,,, Wu., Fr0lIl French Cham' , NEW YORK, May 29-Ptaig Cgd.

° os and Mairlce Rossi res e a. er.

plonshlps In Day of their gruelllng flight from Paris to. Startling Upsets. new ycnc. .loco _beheaili =- p°fi1elt-

im s lu wire) Dt Lmliyelte in isltyolrqauriggelloalliil

(C. P. by Guard 'a pw receive rom ay " .

......... M.. Mtn. ... ......... °l:.‘”.“.l;°...‘l‘.f;' tefam' th° Italian Jinx °f Fred °n their achievement' -» ltrial Bgsebcll League last night. Pwry. literally cut the legs from ..You have demonstrated, vthgltummg back Lenys Hawks bya1op_

der the English no when they Mayor told them. that W°_S'°““l Sued score of 1,, to ,_

met in the French hard-wllft flights 0! the Nm” A““““° W," After overcoming the Hawks 3-2 ln mil-5 °h3mPl°n5mW wday' be accompushed as easily al eas -Ilearl with a four run rally in the 9'. PWTY 5°"'°NlY slramed. hm right Ward Journeys by great nyelsl t lfourth inning, the winners were nev- lil

98 during the quarter finals “We here watched with Ere” ,or in danger, adding alike number C . t match. He fought on gamely but anxiety Bnfi interest the progiess 1 in the fourth, one in the sixth and ell miles Of W0°d9d “md in me 195 lost out and had to be carried from of yotu- flight. It brings tllel W0 ; Cupping on their e,,uuu,u1s Wm-l¢ Wllh 2

the courts. oldest republics of the world coser|a fivemm assault in me eighth'

It was the 'third time England's together," 4 _ itlu.u1a5i,1,lme ni, bot’ fighting the conflagration, but they Sta-1* hm met ‘md md been ex' C°d°515I'anf"h"g.e1'c°_I' ml 1EuIlIbluF'| Both pitchers were hit freely c

women, flingulshed by de Sf.¢f9»l'1l- uniform- ff‘DllE‘l ln Flcncl' af" i.hl'ougliout blitrlvlillc the Grocers T

Perry. on whose shoulders rests happy io be here 'and to _expfffes “mc glvlng lll¢n~ l-nlrlor the best of o

. the chief burden of- defending the my happiness ai; being back in 'New Slmpom th,,v4HawkS Commmuu cusp 0 I

Davl-S CUP Bt Wll1‘lbl€d°Il in lille York, Where l2lSt YUM' “'°_ M 5° ly errors with men on the paths, lay in their path.

July, will be on the sidelines for a rnnny friends for our flight 0 pin-tly accounting for) the big mar-

fortnight but should be fully re- syi-ia. h sin enjoyed bythe \_‘{\l111@l'S~ n covered for the Cup contests. his “we regret very much not av; The lineups follow. _ _t h th team-mates said, ing accomplished what we set oil Hawks-Catcher, R.. Lawlor, pi c - 5

It was v. day of startling upsets. to do, but ll is tempered by the en- er. P. Holger: - lst bw. D0H°vi=1i» turned out at the cell of chic:

It saw the elimination of Eng- lhuslastlc w_clccmc_ received from znd_bese,_ Dtoyle: ,Spud ll1aSe.h<;eilll(i;ilé- F land's three ranking entries in our S000 friends m “"5 m.y'. ~ i; ]wl.1I5hDlLis.0pfMl§i aI(;en]slE>w~ left H 'men’s singles. Helen Jacobs, Ulllt' “It is of course 2. cause for iegiied Gl§dls.D11€ ll‘ . » t ed States champion and one of the that at this very nionyient we shou fiec . 1 011-( Catcher Gamhum_ e favoritm for the women’s title, hadl he in Sim Francisco. _ 1 l'0_C9l'> _ A » :ist

to come from behind in the final. Earlier the alrmcn had motored nltcllvl. M0r1‘l-Soil. lSt lJllS1B~ ligcdl set against 10lett° PilY°t °f SW' i0 Flhyil Btlmell Fwd f.°’ ‘ln III- l?~I;€;xTl\lliiilfinnrls-bgligrtngggnéhnig-'S Zefliilld. W SMU th* °emI'nm'l'5 in SP9°l5l°ll °f their ph.me‘ Nicks m me rl lit field ‘J Donovan* centre field: of mm tomorrow' It would give ine wonicnh singles. pwpellvf. they decided' °““5°fi me ngmsciulrlcnc- left field Lartcr. ‘

It looked for a time as lllmllgll vibrations that threatened their 33' 'Uinlllrcs-Atythc Dliite,Geo. Fran n

iss Jacobs might f0ll0W PGITY. H» hour .IOUYUCY ‘md caused mem to cis' on the bases F. McCabe.

W. (Bunny) Austin and GeUrs¢ land here instead of continuing t0 1 By inn. u

Patrick Hughes right 0111> °f the coiiiornla. , _

tournamenun as she gixilegr ‘On ltiizllwply to tlie Hawks

Payot 3-5 games a P tieir o e. e Cai' I1 ~ Gmucrs A

the second set 1-6. Then the Am- rude struck ri railing on Mnnliattau ________&_______

€I`lCBl“l Ch-lmlPl°l1 Yalued l'° deuce Bl‘lflE¢- It was delayed fur il few If stretched out ill rl straight llneld the set and broke through f°l` VIC' minutes, and lost the escort of mo- the average sigmuuc would meu5_ lv

tory in the 14th Same- Tl” fl““l1 torcycle police. urc cvcr zo inches, says an English

tguy read 8-3, 1-B. 3-5- The aviators decided to take o expert fa

Austln won put out by the sur- train me tonight for Washlllgtoh. _________ in prising Christian Boussus. left' accompanied by MHJOY N~ Cllllml" Ncurly 4.oo0.000,000 pounds of to- C ha-Ilded Fl'€l'l°l\m3n» 5"7» 6°2' 84' sallf. illlvill 3l~W°ll@ Of the French bacco were raised in the lvorldin the 2-6, 8-1. Hughes was beaten by Emhn55y_ They will return tomor- lust yum-_ Ll Jack Crawford, the Australiarl star ,ou _.M ri

"‘b3P-I i-»-to .c~»-od..

l5>©l§§ Q.-eu -‘on Coq Uleoo

21:29

»-

mul

car. through most of the game moist- mates to a 12,7 vlcw,-y uvel- De. ed gaze lighted on the middleweight him. Fm ready. Wouldn‘t that be , » PREM UMS 0*-ll" °ld tllllm l° Strike f°f = ened the lnli so Fritz could not troit 'rigors at st. Louis. realm 01 Vliwe Dimdee S°111¢thlh8. llshtwtlsht. W¢l~9f-

amor the$100.000o1pri='e money mcinuiin his knuckle ball gi-ip. 'rwo of Peppers clouls were The ilmblllvns of this amazlnz Weight. i1\ld<ll@Wei=;ht¢hHmPl°I\"

ciuded Red (Phil) Shafer of Des The Dodge,-_-, got all cluee runs in home l-uns and he batted in five young man from Chicago who wal- Despite the fact the Bowl was oines, Ia., who will make his 10!-b that frame runs. Homers were not uncommon, l°D¢d the welter crown from the nearly filled. With °i1ly 5- few 0! _lil tempt to win: Wilbur Shaw. In- si;vr~:N'rH vlcroiw Fon however, as clchringer, ooslln and held °f Jimmy M°LHmin lest hlshi 65.000 Sem llH°°°llPl@‘l- The °lfl°' mnpom, second B year ago; FRANKHOUSE lwalkel, dbuvcred for Detrum and would embarras a Caesar. But its ial paid attendance today was put alph Hepburn. and Cliff Bersere. 'rho first trlplc pity Bostonl cllft, another st. Louis recruit, hit all HS fwrmal and natural tc Bar- at 39.968 and the receipts at $194,-,

for the circuit in the sixth ney as was his pre-fight statement 329.67. McLamin‘s share was $58.- YOUNG “URLER STOPS A-S I few of the experts would believe- 936.60 and Ross collected $36,835.38.

Johnny Welchf oun Boston = --<--Y-

R°>""S Hum' IB A S E B A I I

y d ut Ray Fitz in less

han two innings but Clarence isher held them scoreless until

iiv C T twloovvgeis for an lixtra base. American League

it ' 1' 1 ` 2 IF 1

Flames Dest_ro

(C. P. By Guardian’s Special Wire)

rected by forest rangers were

They had been raging all last Toronto 140 000 030 815 5 ight and today, eating rapidly Montreal 003 124 41x 15 16 1 rough the thick forest growth de- Lucas, Cook and Crouch; Fritz. pits the efforis ol loo men who Fisher and Stack.

Their only hope, the fire fighters

D ll B a day or so Already, acres of

' in .

charred and blackened timber lay` in the wake of the flames. The Scratches Caused

burned area stretched from Tlvo` WlHd0W Cleal'le1'S Rivers to River Hebert, seven miles.

The destruction started late yester- ((1 p, By Guardian; special wlro) ay in property owned by Hollinss- HALIFAX Ma 29-Halifaxs

_“H :Ii

.-QF’

gmc” "l >-at-lm gun-, 5”-»-<=Fl

Detroit 201 110 101

the elgmh' st. Louis ooz oss wx 1

Fischer, Hamlin and Coe

Blaeholder and Hemsley.

y Chicago 000000000 0 5 1

Cl l d ..10010300 5100

Valuable Tln1ber`l ggslgln. Heving and Jlvladjeski;

'Harder and Pytlak.

All/iHlE:R.sT, N. s., May 29-Rosr- _i Boston . . . . .._ ioo oio o 2 a o g along before a powerful wirld,!Phi1adelphia. .. 100 000 0 1 2 1 forest fire tonight menaced huge|`1 (Called end 7th. rain)- ynbel- resources in Cumberlandl Welch and R.. Ferrell; Cain and ounty after sweeping through sev- Berry.

4 hours. Volunteer bucket brigades INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE

;;s’&F " al FO5.

ouid not check the fire's progress. Buffalo 030 121 003 10 he flames were advancing swiftly Rochester .. 000 000 001 1 vel- a. wide front, and hundreds Ash_and Spencer; Liska, Po f acres of valuable timber land Brown and Florence.

orest Ranger Louis Ripley. Dam- Albany 104 431014 18 23 0 gc was placed already at well into Syracuse 000 504 101 ll 14 3 he thousands, of dollars. and own- Chapman, Edwards, Blanton and rs of timber looked for further de- Finney. MCCl0Sl€€Y. H3~!ll0l1 Bild ructlon. Cronin. `

aid tonight, lay in the possibility AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

`leys last night.

hem ll. chance to slow up the fire Cblumblls 53 at T0l@d0 16- nd erha s brin it under control St. P11111 5; at Ml!lll0l‘~D0ll-S l2~

J, PurceIl.... 218 196 J. Hughes 187 174

144

242

F. Tiemey 291 207

196 264

R. Duncan 197 213

5-2, 6-3. Several million riollm‘s` will 'lic London llist year over $1,870,000 was River Hebert. caused by too-diligent window

spent in public works in British mlgqfl ~

--& Rising tin prices as the result of -nany of the beasts in Burma,

(A. P. by Guardian special win) Alsiers is io have an illidcrsrouiid thc buffer pool plan _mc bringing i0y

. Y

orth Whitney at Two Rivers. “phantom glass cutter", the mys. From there, the crackling fiameswterious desperado hunted by police nned by the high wind, spread for-the past two weeks was explain- t0 Standing timber 0WTl€d lJ.l/.ed away as a myth today. Law of- haries H. Read of Amherst and,floers had been kept hopping in ilson MacLclllin of Oxford. Cut- Search of the ~van¢lal5'» who nuns- ng h Dflth tl11‘0Ugiltl1€ir la-nd. the ed $4,000 damage scratching scores re raced on into Henry Miles’ land oi store windows The mystery

In 256 clml'1i_v street collections in and tllen ilito timber stands at scratches. it is now believed, were T°l'“l*33°7~ Mmday' It is neccssary fobawry'

P.Power............ 233 208 237 J. Callaghan 195 204 191 F. Arsenauli; 177 237 2801 E.R0bin....... ....218 233 274 R, McCabe 242 202 176

Mic Macs W'in FromHardH1°tters

Going into the ninth inning two

runs down the Mic Macs came from behind to send four runners across the plate and take a 16 to 14 decision from the Hard Hitters who met their second defeat of the season. Features of the game were

McClintick and V. MacDonald, the letters booming four base wallop

Billie Murphy sharing honors.

Lawlor were the standouts.

LINEUPS

Mic Macs: Catcher. A. Perry;

pitcher, A. Wilson; 1st base, J. Roach; 2nd base, B. Murphy; 3rd base, J. McLeod; short stop, D. Down; right field, L. McKninon; centre field, Monty Monaghan; left field, V. McDonald, J. Beer.

Hard I-litters: Catcher, J. Mur-

phy; pitcher, A. MacKenzie; lst base, E. Lawlor; 2nd base, L. Mc- Ciintick; 3rd base. E. Gallant; short stop, D. McLeod: right field, J. Hopkins; centre field, K. Cant- well; left field, D. Manderscn, T. Smith.

Umpire-P. Gay.

Base Judge-J. Kelley.

SECIINII WIN EUR FIVE ACES

Five Aces, overcoming a first

string lead by their opponents, cap- tured their second straight win from the Old Timers in the best out of five series for Holy Name “Big Four" bowling title on the Club Al-

F. Tierney of the Old Timers had 1

high single of 291 pins, with his teammate, J. D. Webster, capturing high three string with 733 pins,

The scores follow:

Old Timers

J, D. Webster . . . . . ... 225 268

189

1118 969 1127

Total-3214.

Five Aces

the horns runs of A. wilson, L.l

. . the scheduled series went dolv

clinchlng the gamg for the Mncs. I 1 Art Perry, who did the receiving 3'? $:(;€or‘;l§f°;_f‘;_,Ee1l;]c;"t°eaxiisupe

for the Mic Macs, and F. Roach After la in on Wm 5;?- turned in a fine performance ith ,th . p y 5 ms

For the losers F. Murphy and E. 8

33 li-:nii~ics~ For.;ve,e~»» Comesfo Maes'1ecc.Nc...H..cEyci , __

A; tn' uAl.irY

. 1. drsiokz ». .ie-Uwe

aB_911SRace _Rally .XS Cillrgts lil./.ig X3 on Title] ,pgailgozi/cQuAN1'l'rY *_

‘ Cr0Wd H Otels O11 (A. P. by Guardian-i special wirel, victory or the year, allowed ihe1COHqu€rOf MCLal°Illl1 |

. . New Yonx M 29 -1 hll 1

. ay -The sup White Sox only five hits w e the, ¢

i erbxllifithin th, t Idi t/ohi.nGt0n d T

omg ClaSS1¢ Re- 1.5.; ...sill 1.5;” Dundee Wwld B°_EaS1ef han

1yn’s seventh-innin bid toda at 10 blows

B e Brooklyn and enagled New yYorkl Big Hill Trosky, Cleveland first Was' i

Giants to win the opening gamel baseman, lifted one over the right , “l”

in 1983. will be bettered. of _ fl home l-un o:` (B Edward J. Nell) “Mcmrnin simply can't beat me."

Practically all or the veteran pi-I Ttiilf s<§E;lists4 is-iiinchcd eight or tll;ds`l:.E.l>rl?r1tmwtistt'ic 12th sue-I fmwhtgll Prev Spark Wrlierl I and Ross today as he , F I N C U T

ts who are still in the dangerous ,their ll nits ln the first. four inn- cessive game in which Trosky has (A.P. By Guardlnnh Special Wirc),1oafed asound a hotel room with _ fi

rt. will participate ln the oom- ings off any Bongo. .loc Moore hit safely. In addition io his home' NEW Yonx, May ze -_ Barney only it purple, heir-closed left eyc

ltign. ll/lieyer. the gtmerican driv- doing most or the damage with a run, 'rrosky connected for a dcuble.'§0fi. man ev;-rr toighotldt tne| to sl1°‘\Z1v1ethatthe was iilstl 1;¢t\L!\;n;'l '-1 iz 0 °mP°11 “Hd l e 0111 f°rmer n l, o lc d ci tri lc. Leddin nooxms BAT criracrlva siwe and wezclwc h ities iroin flslc wars. “ 'l c 1 1 , , ner here to qualify foil tomor- igur blgnp,e¢lEll.1lly_;lmmon§ A Bmwnle l-onlne outfielder, Roy at the same time, looked bright out anyone, and I think Dundee would ,,BR|Sé°‘c;/EE,_`wE,D5.. | T|Ng‘f'." , w’s renewal, will seek his third ulwlleu shutout ball uum me Seo. peppe,-_ hll; safely five time ln 35.01 his one good eye today toward be easier than Mchamin was. If ` FOR VALUABLE V/|-[H WEE _L-,0_g_ ctory. He has a new four-cylind- gush, when u flue mu, which fell many a_uue,u-ancc5_ and led his new horizons-and his half-power- the fans would like to see me fight I AND (|GAR5Tr5 papggg

S "

III .Il

L. O. GROTHE LIMITED

.\n Independent Comvmm' . . »gIl Cnnalllnrl rllplilll. °“'\l'f| "“ll upcrllteil by (`nnn|ll;mu for n\-er GJ yellra.

_ »~ _ Y_..__.___.__. . .»-_M-__M..... _ . _ u,

sliiiillliiil cuislcii sllilliiiii wil

The Bank of Nova. Scotia soft

team, playing their initial gam

-u ,-

fsécw

e first half of the game, the S riors belted the sphere freely in . seventh inning to shove five me

,cross the plate and garner p; i

w ich the Bank outfit failed to o

come.

Two home runs for the Super*

featured the tilt, Bill Warren an Carmody making the circuits in 5th and Sth innings respectively. ¢`

The lineups follow: E Superior; - Catcher, A '

pitcher, W. Warren; lst base, IE Peters; 2nd base, E. Jay; 3r'd`bas< B. Cameron; short stop, G. Llifferty flelders, W. Dowling, A, M,'illai','.I Camlody.

N. S. Bankers-Catcller, J. Hunter

pitcher, B, Bumett; 1st base, Ke: Blrtwistle; 2nd base, C. Hyndman 3rd base, A, McLean; short stopflt H. Meek; flelders, J. o. Dcfuiyg 4 Chandler, N. Bumett. ' ` ' ‘ '

Referee-M. Carmichael, ` "

CHALLENGE `

We the undersigned do "heron

challenge Joe Gillis' All Stars in friendly game of baseball' to 11 played at Victoria Park Wednesda; afternoon at 3 p. m. . . Lineupz- 1 . Catcher, J. Chipman; Pitcher, I

McQua.id; lst base, T, Prowse; 2111 base. G. Kerwin; 3rd base, I Hughes; S. Stop, M. Gormlej (Capt.); R. Field, B. Sherry; .fC Field, J. McA1eer; L. Field, I Murnaghan,

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