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NATIONAL LEAGUE

CINCINNATI, June ZIP-Cincin- nati won the most exciting game of the season here todsy, beating Chicago. 6-5,, i_n 16 innings. Eppa Rlxey and Milstesd stsrted the game: by the time the winning run

was scored there had been sir pit-i

chers on the mound. curl Mays and Vny Plcinich were banished from the geme tor disputing e decision. Score:

Chicago 5 18" 2 Cincinnati 6 17 8 Milsteiad, Plercey and Harmon; ltlxey. Maya, Nehf, Donohue and Hclnich, Wingo.

NEW YORK. June 22.—-'l‘he Giants bombarded the Phlllies with eighteen hits todsy and easily an- nexed the ﬁrst. ot a live game ser ies .10 to 3. Young and Terry led in the swnttest, the former garner- ing (our singles end the latter a pair of one timers and a homer. lScore: Philadelphia. _ New York Mitchell and Henllne, Jonnard; Scott and Florence. McMulien.

‘PITTSBURGH, June 22.—.Pitt.s- burgh defeated the tSt. Louis Cord- inals here today, 13 to 11. in s hea- vy hitting ﬁxture in which the vis- itors used slx pitchers and the Pir- ates four. Cnyler again starred on the attack for the world's champ ions. . . IScore:

iSt. Louis . . . . . . . . . .. 11 14 2 Pittsburgh . . . . . . . .. 13 14 3 Rhem, Johnson, Rhinehart, Soth- eron. diuntzingel‘. l-lallahan and 0'I*‘arrell; Kramer and Gooch. Spencer.

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(BOSTON, June 22.—-The iBrook- er with the Boston Braves today. winning the second game at 6-4 after dropping an 11 inninx 011811- lng by 8 t0 -'l.

Scores:

(First game).

Brooklyn

‘Boston

Ehrhsrdt, Vance and Hargreav- es; Mogrldge, Benton and Taylor. (Second game). Brooklyn

Boston . iBarnes and Dwell; Gibson,

AMERICAN LEAGUE PHDUADELPIHIA, June 22.—lt

Meadows, Yde. oldhem.‘

rm: cnAnLorrnrowN GUARDIAN

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Lewis Cox. the veteran n of iMoncton arrived on the lllsnd on Thursday and qyerb ed his former pupil Captain lack- ‘son, Friday afternoon.

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I Art Mclnnia had two mounts on ﬂsturday. He worked Charlotte Simpson in 2.28 1-4, and the East.- ern Lady in 2.24 1-6. He and friend Charlie locked horns com- ing through the stretch, ‘but Art was to the wire first. Eastern Lady is learning fest under the master hand ot- Ben White o! the 13st.

John McDonald worked Couple» cencyin 2.27. and she lock; like a good pacer. IHe also worked Soldier Boy in 2.24 1-4 free legged.

Doctor Ma/olntyre worked Har- vest IB. in 2.28, snd his Kentucky Marque filly in 2.80.

Garfield Tools worked tthe Bi! Train in 2.25, lhalf in .10 1-2 and last quarter in 82 1-2 seconds. Only a jog.-

The big pacer Nstionsl '11., own~ ed by Bill Jenkins marked a mile ln 2.26 1-4 for Pat McKeuns. She starts in the Frae-for-All st Sum- met-side.

_ The Pup worked s mils in 2.20- 1»4, with Campbell up. He intends to cut orf some more of the whisk- ers betore he goes to Summenslde.

Edger Houghton worked Dan -Pa~tchen a quarter in 33 without the straps.

Ernie MoTague ihsd The Yank a mile in 2.22 1-4, and the ﬁritish Ginger horse in 2.26.

We are glad to know that Mar-

garet Grnttan is training sound this summer. and when Colonel lllacKlnnon arrives home from Europe, they will be a hard pair its heat. I ‘Willard Kelly worked lgo in 2.30. with the list 0181M! in 16 1-2 seconds, He surts in‘ Summer- side in the 2.40 class.

Rey Horne marked Captain H. in 2.27 112. iHe loohs good this ,year. and is also a candidate for the Forty Class in Bummerslde.

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Mack Todd worked a mile in 2.24 l-4 with Eastern Lady and he did not have too much on the more “it the end of the mile.

i The (lily, sliver Lining, owned by H. C. Hooper, worked e mile in 2.30, with the seconds. She elhould raise a lov-

lsst quarter in 85

Meeting. of School Board Last Night

A meeting or the ‘Board or School Trustees was held in the Board room lsst evening, when- sll the Trustees were 9P6“!!!-

Miss Tait of the Staff of Prince Street School wss granted one your leave of absence.

The resignation of Miss Verna 8, smith, B. “A. was accepted from the steﬂf or Prince Street School and Miss Jean Ross now teaching st Mslpsque was appointed in her piece.

‘Mr. D. N. Bell now principal of Crspsnd School was appointed to the stst: o! iWes-t Kent School as was also Miss (Helen MscKinuon.

The following resolution was passed. ‘ ikesolved that all appoint.- ments of teacher to the city

Schools shall in future be tor the

term of one year, subject to resp- pointment ir satisfactory to the

‘Board.

The schools will close 0n Wed- nesday the 80th inst. at the follow- ing hours: -

Prince Street, 9.30 to 11.00. chairman C. H. B. lbongworth.

West Kent, 11.15 to 12.00. chair- man William Moran.

Queen Square 1.80 to 8.00, chair- man Hon. Dr. Mscliiillen,

iftochford Square, 8.10 to 4.40, chairman, Henry Smith.

As lMiss Scott who has served so long end faithfully on the eta-ft of Prince Street School has resign- ed her position, she was placed on the Pension System from Septem- ber next. At a former meeting of the Board Miss Florence Vickerson now Principal of Cardigan" School was appointed ViceTrincipsl of Prince Street School in. the piece of Miss Scott.

Major League Leaders

NATIONAL LEAGUE

\Bsttlng-Cuyler, Pirates. .371 Runs-Blades, Cardinals, 49. Doubles-ihisch. Giants. 21. l-lits-Cnyler, Pirates, 85. Triples-JWHBM. Pirates, 11. Homern-Bottomley, Cardinals, 10.

Stolen Bsses-Cuyler, Pirates. 15. Pitching--Meadows, Pirates won

7. lost 0.

AIM EIRICAN LEAGUE

iBstting—dtuth, Yankees, .878. lR/uns-Ruth, Yankees, 63. (tilts-Burns, Indians, 91. Doubles-Burns. Indians. 28. Triples Gehrig. Yankees, 12. H0mera—~Rnth, Yankees, 22.

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Zshnlser, Buffing and Gaston: Ehmke, Willis, Rommel and Coch~ T8118.

IOHIICAGO, June 22.—~Clavelsud took undisputed posesaion or sec-

whlch it shared with Chicago, in winning the ﬁrst game of the ser-

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Cleveland 6 11 1 iChicsgo . _ 2 9 0' IShute and Myatt; Thomas, Ed- ,wards and Crouss, Graibowski. i-di-

IUETRQIT. June 22.—-Warren's ‘bat featured Detroit's 5 to 4 ten- lnng victory over St. Louis today. ll-Lis triple in the the fourth drove in one run, his single in the sixth drove in another and his two-beg- Bor in the tenth scored Heilmann with the winning run.

Score:

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Detroit ...-6 0 d

Zachery and Hsrgrave; Wells and Mauion, Wpodsll. _

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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE

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iSyrscuse 17 1

Newark 1418 1

Dickerman. Head, Grnhowski and Morrow, Dudley; Tomlin, Chester- ﬂold. Schoodor. Zubris, Hankins and Schulte.

Toronto ‘B 9 0

Baltimore 7 14 2

lSattelﬂield and O'Neil; Slsppey and McKee.

‘Rochester 9 3

Jersey City . 6 .12 i1

Mitchell, Roberts and Devine; Brsme and Dely.

Buﬂalo 3 8 B Reading 1218 1

tProifit, Aner, Brice and Lake; Swaney and d/ynn.

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May Have Goll Stars at Montreal

IIVIOPITREAIL. June 2Z.--At a meeting of the executive of the Royal Canadian Golf Association here today announcement was made that the money prizes for the Canadian open tournament to he held in Montreal in August hail been raised from seven to ten through s. donation of the Royal Montreal Golf Club. This increase in the prizes is expected to attract all the big United States profes- sional players. The association ex- pects that such golfers as Hagen, MacFarlano, Sarszen and Barnes will compete in the open this year.

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THE MARKETS

(Canadian Press) MONTREAL. Que. June 22.- Thc export trade in grain in the Montreal market today was again quiet owing to the tact that cables were weaker and the prices bid

quarter lower with the result that only sales of odd lots of wheat and outs were made for nearby ship- ments. There was some demand for cash grain and sales of No. 2 Nor- thern wheat were mode at 121/2, cents per bushel over the Winni» peg July option. C.l.F. Montreal. Ther ewas no important change in the local flour market, prices for spring wheat grades being about steady. The demand for winter wheat flour showed a Biiglii. im- provament.

The undertone oi‘ the mllllet-d trade was steady with u good de- mand from tho Llnitcd sluice. A fairly active business wus (lone, trade In standard grades oi rolled oats continues quiet at $3.10 pm‘ bag of 90 lbs. (ii‘.ii\'0l‘t'(I to tliu trade.

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There .was no change lu beans with choice white handpicked quot- cd at 2.15 pcr bushel, and smullcr quantities at $2.25 to $2.35 per bushel. Butter receipts 26,856 pack- ment in the (lcmand and a moder- ate amount n! business was done.

Choose receipts. 20374 boxes. Prices showed no change with an improved demand.

Stock Quotations

IiNLLFAX, June 22.—Quotstlons furnished by Johnston and Ward, Members of the Montreal Stock Exchange:

At. Top. and Santa Fe Ry. . American Can. Co. . . . . . . - .. Am. Car and Fdy. Co. . 101 Am. Locomotive Co. . . . . . .. 106 Am. Smelt. nlltl Rofng. Co. .. 129V, Bllltt: iliili Sup. Min. Co. 1381/; Anacoudlt Cop. Mill. ‘Co. 41% Cunstlinil Pacific ‘Co. . . . . . .. 163% NA’. (Jon. and Hind. Riv, ILR. 131% (Jubu. (Juno Sugar Cd , _ , , _, Cuba Carlo Sugar Pfd. Alia. Kim. and 'l‘t:x. Ily. . . . . . Ito-ailing (in. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Southern Pzuzitic Co. _ Fnlon Pdciﬂv Ily. . . . . . . . IDS. industrial Alcohol Co. . Westinghouse. IEIQCIFIU ilnitod Status Stecl . . . . . . . . it‘. \V. Woolworth Co. . . . . . .. Abltibi

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