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The inost gruesome tragedy on

the American turf occurred at Ohi- cazo, Sobtember Hnd, 1868, in cau- nection 'with the $5,000. match race betweenftienersl Butler and Cooley. Oooley was the favorite and won

The nent two Butler. It was he fifth heat

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fact that some ,one whose identity was ,never known, knocked a _board di' the-hadrfmce ofthe gro

agld he,`|'. it over the inside rail I Q bdck 5t,r01.Ch 30 fhbt U10 held of Wlllilm Mclieiever, who was driving General Butler, wrist it when his horse passed that point. itwasthcdaysofhighsulkissmd Mcxeever dropped dead. whlle the

giletretor oi the crime escaped ugh the hole in the fence. _,__

Fred Cameron, noted driver of sdecade aemisplarlningsecme- back and may don siilrs again this reason. He has already in his charge two ram prospects which he is preparing at Upton race track, and eameots to have three or four more around the first of May. Per-` hapa it would he well to-give a bit of \ resume of nodh career with trotters and pacerss

After serving his apprenticeship

lt the Ohnfottetown Driving Park track under several eocomfpihhed trainers, he took a. position with a stock farm at mdiancla, mdans, and there developed some of the best race horses in that section in- cluding the famous Mighols. 2.0¢, a trotter that won over $12,500. on the G4-and Circuit the first sea- son raced. Fred also gave s. record Of 2.12 1-4 to the young Pacer Dingola from the same farm.

On his return to the Maritimes

he beg:-ameslsociaired with the late Dr. D. H. McAllister of Sussex, and had a very successful campaign

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Allan J. Wilson, formerly of Gardi k h ha mgwmmmhumwmxma

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The hold fairs eerlr in Quebec We note where the Sherbrooke Fa which usually takes place in sep- YMIIDGY. will he held this seas

brooke Pair is one of the better

stock show and other exhibits be- o the esent sta of thin when Baz Queue in his 5 so

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ing well worth seeing. The track is gngity Tr 500000 people 11152 Tor- in the Montreal Star 1:3; re the Wally Moses hit Malone's second

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touched for nine hi mnlnqs he pitched. (Lefty) Grove had Washington today

ing mound appearance.

when ‘Boston unloomd

to defeat the Senators 1

Trailing by one run going

the seventh, the Red' Box knocked Bob Burke out .of the bot. rang up six runs and gave washington itg first defeat. Walberg, who re- lieved Grove after the former Phil- adelphia star had given wly to a pinch hitter, held the Senators to one hit in the ,lest three innings.

UHICAGG DOWN DETBDII -

Rodkie John ,Whitehead md a

scrappy assortment of dnelgo White Sox registered a 3-1 victory at Detroit, mnding the American League champions down to defeat in their first series of the season.

The sox took two 'of the three

games played. Today'¢ contest, al- though overshadowed by White- head‘s six-hit pitching, un&rlined Charlie Clehringer, Detroit's second baseman, as a. powerful one-man

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Stars are out of the Olympic pic

Jun’ mb °° ‘7“1Y 4th- The she tickled to pieces that Toronto All-

“mend” "'°° meemm 15 Wm! if hockey team for the DHA when part of the once powerful Maritime S011 Hacked °“°th¢Y in "N fifth

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on under the management of mgraham. well known howl pm prietm- who was a tormeievpatro 0! Tommy Murphy and campaign some of the best that went d the Grand Circuit, including th wbi’ld's champion trotting in

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m’ M th’ N” 1” omm* *nd 3 Onto can Only pl‘0d\1oe .one senior Wolverines. “They am a re

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the roiioilection of old timers, April' that of Hoilyrood Dennis, which puked a mile in first part of April for J.

at Atll-ntl. Georgia.

The Canadian trainer via Flem-

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being prepared at the syracuse. N Y- fl-if Kwunds. seventeen members line up for work each day with other additions due shortly. The 12561118 money whining pacer or loss. cnumet Evelyn <3) 2.01 1-4. M948 the 310119. the other record members being Daniel Hanover 2-01 1-2, Hollyrood sara. 2.02 1-4, Miss Ontario 2.00. -Ptovoker 2.0! and Chice, (2) 2.09.

Fleming has the sort group o mms prospects out he has over

Nm DNUKM H0118 so as to show their best yet horsemen of

season is over some star; will be uncovered. '

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On to Berlin! Ia our mind’s eye

we can picture Mickey Maegluhur, Uhummie Lawlor, Ron Hudson, et al. walking down the Unter den Linden and gazing at the Wilhelm- ltrssse, the fine shops. restaurants, Bic-. and the blonde German girls taking A peep st the athletic msn- hood of Canada as represented by its champion hockey team, wqly- °YlM0»- , .end bil, from Manager Jack ,, Gooch Red Stuart `io Diddy in the goals, we cheered,f ,you, weprsyed for you, and we:-a. , Bled you came through.

In the 'presence of about 2,000

“Nd -fb-nm his team mates ‘M s‘ of the executive of *N Meroons, Hooley Smith, presented with the mom . orseby-Ken Dawes of DWG! . rt is a coal black

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Breaking or Bert oonnoliy whom

lay season last fall. Patrick said he had given good su-vice to the mn- Befl and his style has been com- pletely changed. ne should go good another season. From' mid-season to the end of the year he proved e. very valuable auet to the club.

Alex Nickerson in "High spots of snort" ln me mugs: Hmm, psy.-, snicetributetotheAl>bieaas fol- lows: “Now that all the .shuutinfx has died. s crippled Wolverine team faces in the Port Arthur Bearcats an unknown quantity. Fast ister: and relentless beck-checkers, thc Bearcats have a style reminiscent of the Charlottetown Abbie. .TIT Wolves will remember for s lonf- time that gruelling series with thr Abbies for the Maritime A titl' and the terime battle put up by the former jimiors, l-larry Currie, Bt/eele and Mackie. If Bearcats have hai! the iight and persistence of Abbiea. Wolverines are due for s., strenuous workout.” -

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of the Halifax Ber-

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gportsmen rested e of s Mtritime profession

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Bootie rnerarnont and city of Heli- hx operate the Forum through Alderman I. Rank hardly, who has been appointed Secretary-Manager d the Provincial hshlbition. The hmm is one of the buildings used daring nrllibition week.

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W nlpeg can furnish six, Ottawa league which was practically leg- Micr two Wall!-5 and a hit by

of nine and Montreal seven, islated out od existence in ,mid

ogre cf tm best things whim has season when mme of the players Yanks twice threatened to tie the happened this season as rar as noe- brought in last fall were rorood out score asninct Alton Benton and key in general is concerned was th of play. When Bt. John left the dtfeidl OI thi? 'D0i‘0Ilt0 A]l»Sfhl‘S circuit, when Mnrwban playgrg Lum- Wet Kf`°und5 held Chvehnd idle

Tmr me I-fc team. Everybody outside of Tor- ed to me security of pm cent

?'°°'k° - onm laughs and leers at Toronto for their sustenance, lmlifnx a

""°*' because of tim mam." To which we ohuiomwwn were ien; t0 ¢

say Amen! the burden. The winners waits

round a long time after qualify

In eight contests for the Allan to meet Royals for their chance OUP me Mamhnes “nd Quebec I-fe advance furthe1‘. They have won fifty-fifty. each havhlg beaten the the right to meet Port Arthur, Th; .scant publicity and the people sav- Uthel' four timés. Here are the Hg- latter 01 gourse may 13-gmt them,

mes. 1928. Montreal Victoriag 7- Truro Bearcats 3, game played et

Montreal. "One inw-glue; that many oi' the probably ever or KDOW

ins hes the llrrest stable that is me, at. muon xuvler a-neun c.s.l=i.s. msndsrlus nope they do.

- urst 2, played at Halifax. This column which is strong for

1930, Montreal AAA. 3-Truro 0, game fish swimming upstream, un- amateur sport has been brouzlrtto

st Montreal. derdogs looking for a barking D18

1931, Truro 6--McGill 5, one gamc in the sun, and minorities on th at Halifax, one at Moncton. march hopes that Halifax not only

1932, Montreal A.A.A. 4-'Dalhousie takes the cup, but the bow that fol- The name of Halifax is now being

2, at Montnral. lows along the Wililclmsirasse 112

1933, Moncton Hawks 5-Montreal winter." world and next season all Bnlrope

Royals 2, at Moncton

1934-Moncton Hawks 0. McGill* Page-S of despatches have com

e, at Montreal. over the wires with graphic descrlp- pionsnlps at the olympic games in

lean, Halifax Wolverines 11- tions or the hockey battles in the Berlin.

1 Montreal Royals 11, at Halifax. memorable Allan Cup series gen:

bit peeved. He is one of the officials

of the Quebec Hockey League and For years ourgfriend John h a great booster for the Royals. We cherished an ambition to win t Assocmuon meet is to be held me quote his remarks: "The Maritimes Allan Cup/‘For the past four years “rsh week in August on me pm, can have their Wolverines-/Part his team has been in the Maritime vmcm range at Sussex' N_ B" “_ Arthur finals. Here in Montreal we playons and this season through was mmoumed M I' mem” of

ably get a better opportunity to will merely shout "Play Ball” and [ discouregerrnnts that were enough the NBRJL council has mn show his true worth another season. let it go at that." Well, friend to deunt almost any other man he night

s lottetoygl Abegweits very muc

e recogn on in their playoff gum _ y against the Wolverines. No doubt f°*` “H °f Detmits mm-

mtendarn tl 1 no ul ttnttlm ir- lr

e equesonsw W a a °1“t°b°'° °"°,,‘§§ nsrrnamlzrrnymnnaur

vg L]°yd' you dm not give the chap thfeltt. G€hi‘ll'ige1"s home In the

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if mind you figured the two tea

were just average, but you Mlon- trealers were fooled again. As Les-

President Gilroy seems to be ter Patrick and Connie Smy-the

say'-we mustlooxrotlie maralmos Mme Pitcher at New Y°1“ W

f h k teri l."

Canadian fairs and exhibitions, the my-¢_ Lent it 5 sm commentary or our new Hia a ' bleachers and pulling gut a. 6-5 vic-

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finished but very little has

IM- md although they have not The 1-2 defeat was me worst said about the real hero of t

Montreal Royals suffered all seas- piece-Manager .rack Conn of the

v 8002! on. No team had scored more than Wolverines. But they wills their companions

j"d3°""’m' “Y "mf b°f0N U10 six goals on them in any game. "How shall we rank thee uD0l1 _

hoeimy's page, 'Were tolling upward in the night.

Lloyd McGowan commenting on Thou more than leader and little

the Wolves-Royals series seems- a less than sexe?" , '

h first inning, with Cochrane on base

as a result of a single, accounted

Philadelphia Athletics mined Pat

Maicnek debut as an American

belting two of his offerings into the

pitch for a homer and Bob John

Moses had filled the bases. The

Roy Mahafiey but fell short.

at St louis

has rslsied and won

d 8 Very little support came to him

from the sixty odd thousand Hali- gonians. The newspapers gave him

ed up their coin for the playoffs.

What it cost him in time, energy, anxiety and money no one will

realize .

Now that the greatest honor in

ce the city of his adoption by him, we e trust .that some adequate recogni-

tion wlu be mended by that city-

xt blazloned throughout the athletic

will be watching the Wolverines as they play for the World’s Cham-

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JKINDON, April i9-More than

niday fixtures in England. frhe ‘matches resulted in ,few surprises in the various divisions of th

Leaders in the two senior bran-

clles of the sport recorded vic- tories to improve their*~.phamp1on- ship chances. , At Highbury the highly-touted Arsenal eleven swamped Mlgdles- borouglrle-0 while Sunderland at Rxlker Park, defeated Preston North End 8-1. Portsmouth put a crimp in Manchester City’s championship hopes by winning at Maine Road 4-3. ~ 1"§ty thousand were present at

the Arsenal-Middlesbrough game. The gunners did much as they pleased and in the first half Drake netted twice and Rollers. lust tram- ferred from Wrexham. headed _in a third. After the .interval Drake added two mont. the ofllel' S°°l`¢1'5 being Bsetin, Beasley ahd Razors. Manchester Oity was outplayéd

demon netted before the tet-

0VER 500,000

MATCHES

500,000 soccer enthusiasts saw Good

hague.

.-on, aged 55, of Lourdes father of Joey Beaton, well known hockey bl’ ngarlyt mm We player with the Abbies last yea Horn y o Ha 0

and now with a team in London. `1 Z6 29 H°mby was ' H England. -rho lute Mr. Bout IWW with -01°” B“"“*"*'- -

out/o Monarchs ‘third ‘ln 1

Tottenham Hotspurs registered l a welcome 11-0 victory over-Bflackburn Rovers and the White Hart side is

Sy 'p-alt/ly A

~- ,acer

hiptellarton was Alexander Beat- 1

leaves to moum besides a sorrow- in-g widow, six sons and on daughter, to whom heartfelt syru- pathy is extended. Joey, who i a passenger on the Lscouia » New' York Thursday, is expec home at Stellarton tonight. Jo

blow` to the family.

nosron, April ls. _'_ Unsslci estimates of the number of person

by Portsmouth before a crowd Of l 35,000. Pompey's half backs. plied their forwards with splendid P855- es and Worrall. Weddle and

crossed over. The home players had ‘more oi’ thewgame in the fina_i;_=ii_\, W5!! _

day,_credited the ,race with drawi the largest crowd of spectators

states.

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minutes and Tilson _notched -two “ counter, but worrall banged home Port.smout_h's fourth before the

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Among the clubs threatened with

demotion to the second divisi

now only two points behin_d lei- cesbgt. City who loot at Gr'LmBby Q-1.

'romomro April 19 __ Stock?

, Bob Rankine of Preston rated ‘Extended 710.-»~ -second best to Dave Kolnouan of

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' Canada‘s marathoners, his eye

Joey , on classler fields to to H061

` ` scoring a convingdirzg yi é ' ho

'Amon¢~'§leose, who lost their annual G°°d F” 1

livelrim e recent inine disaster fhggngielfg $323- “nv I

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e Nearly a quarter mile be AnttiJaaske1a of §

-as Roberts of York A 6, to with the evergreen Percy'

ted Monarchs fifth ey The smooth stridihg ~\-

received a cable while in mid- lined himself ¥’“'f°°

. ‘ miles he stayed at » .Nels

ocean informing him of the sad than spurted w mn '

lrela ran s. surprisingly, stro1i£~"rfwH

,1 to me fourth behind nilrnslda S who came fast in th lasiieiehié

-who wirneueu me Boston athletic miles after tr#-111°! WC "S associations annual marathon to- time ar@ g_§%¥;

r-**°“' ”"”'_ 1;: possible estimates of police and

' ' ‘U it doth rs placed the number who saw any sports event held in me n e theerace at anywhere from 2110.000 to

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