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FABRICS

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q0RON2l`O, June 12-(By the guiiidlan Press)-Eddie Cudworth, ,month-stridlng Toronto youngster, ,nn the Canadian marathon cham- pionship Saturday from e. field of fi of the finest distance runners m me continent. The 20-year'-old Monarch Athletic Club star raced gi, 26 mile, 365 yard course in 2 hom and 52 miriutea. leading Johnny semple, sturdy Scotch run- iiir of Lynn, Mass., recent winner ii the Pawtucket marathon and a candidate for the 1982 British 'olympic team, to the wire by bare- ly two and a halt minutes. Percy wyer, little Toronto veteran and lift champion, was third, less than sminute behind Benlllle.

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BERLIN, June 12-(A. P.)_-Ger- miiiy eliminated Ireland from fur- -ther Davis Cup tennis play in their gnu concluded today, 4 - 1. Leading 2 - 1, after the first tru days of play, Germany swept hath of the final singles matches today. Daniel Prenn defeated G. Lvilleton Rogers, 6-2, 'I-5, 0-2, md Baron Von Cramm defeated 5. A. McGuire, 6-2, 6-4, 6-2. NEW YORK, June 12.-A two- lnonths campaign destined to carry he United States Davis cup team into the inter-zone finals at Paris

ssunlsblbul; Enterlea close on June 27, and

g_g,BOBINSON &C0., Montreal ,are to be sent to J. H Henderson,

Maritime ` Field

At Truro

Track and

for the National Olympic 'lrlala which will be held in Hamilton. Ont-» July 15 and ls, and this Branch will assist in paying the other half. _ EDU! forms will be supplied by writing 0. n. snipiey, Amherst,

B. . or to J. l-l. Henderson. Sec-

Nlil-l'y. Truro A. A. Glub, Truro, N. S.

Truro. '

(Gold and silver medals will bc

awarded to the winners of first and second events.)

C. D. SBIPLEY,

Becty.-Treas., M.P.B.A.A.U. of C.

Lady Athlete In "Brilliant ` Performances

, Ohh, June 12_ (A.

equalled the Olympic record in the 100 metre dash, shattered the Nat- ional A. A. U. record by a tenth of a second in the 50-metre dash, and hurled the discus 127 feet 4 inches to establish a new A. A. U. record nearly 20 feet better than the old one in the district, Olympic qualifiers hero yesterday.

Miss Walsh sprinted 50 metres in

6_4 seconds, equalllng the world‘s record for women in that event and ran the 100 metres in 12.1 seconds. The old discus mark was 107 feet, 0 inches.

John Knox cannot be forgotten

by any Scotsman who loves his country and his religion.-Main.

closed yesterday as Wilmer Allison and Johnny Van Ryn completed the defeat or nranrs been at evr- est Hills.

Closing the- three day series,

which saw the Urlltedfstates vic- torious in all five matches, Allison defeated Ricardo Pernambuco, 0-1. 0-2, 0-0, and Van Ryn subdued Ivo Simone, 0-0, 6-0.

Summerside Driving Park

lnminiun llay Races

PIIRSES PIIRSES

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*Entries in all Classes Close June 24th..

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GENERAL CONDITIONS

_"All races to be raced on the three- 'Y Dian, viz: 10 per cent of eaeh EMC “ill he awarded the winner, ‘hiervmainder to be dlvlded in I ° °‘1"“| Darts. one part to be #rg for each heat. In the event m""`¢ l’°|l\£ 3 heat winners, they mn race a fourth heat to deter- M: the winner of the event. I. Purses dlvlded 50, 25, 15 and "kr cent. Entry fee 5 per cent of “mi -> Per cent additional from mms.

horses to enter, four to atart. muorgrlzlzrs must wear a drlver'a

‘hiuhdnslat will be satisfactory to

slit reserved to change pro-

'°-l""l any entry, bar any uconlhlnd to declare race of! on to ml' of bad weather, or falling _“rl” n a satisfactory number of ,mu '01' Sl-arter's. to transfer me I o another clue to which me’ "° °“rl\>l». reopen or rami-

anoiher elm without re-ad-

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or George Callbeck or J. O. Colb-

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l. 2.17 Trot and Pace, Purse $300.00

J Seconds Allowed Trotters

2. 2.22 Trot and Pace, Purse $300.00

3 Seconds Allowed Trotters

3. 2.28 Trot and Pace, Purse $300.00

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vertlstng, and alter or extend rac- ing dates. '

Additional entries of an lndlvl-

dual ownership may be made in any class by ¢he payment of 1 per cent on closing date, but entries of separate ownership, although ln the same stable must pay instalments ln full.

Two entries of the same owner-

shlp may start in the some race, providing the full 5 per cent is paid on each starter, the driven having the approval of the Judges.

Eligibility based on N.T.A. money

wlnnlng classification. _

The management assume no res-

ponsibility for any accident or damege to any person or property. during this meeting and this under- standing is part of this Contract. llay, Straw, Stabllng-free. N. 1'. A. rules to :Maru “cent

where they condlct with these cou- dltlons.

ENTRIES CLOSE JUNE Nth.

The Maritime Championship

P.)-Stella Walsh of Cleveland, _ ,_

OHIUAGO. June 12-isp.)-Aa

ebony phantom of the clnder path isa cinch to be a. member of the United States Olympic team. He is Ralph Metcalfe, 22 year old negro youth from Marquette University, who_Saturday won two amazing rac- el. eclipsed three world records and lied ll10ih2r. as Indiana won the collegiate athletic association track and field championship with 55 points.

Metcafe. in one or the most sen-

sational individual performances in -track hiswfy, shattered tho world _ marks for the 220 yard dash, the ion metres. the 200 metres and tied me accepted world record of 9.5 sec-i onds for the century. M‘etcalfe’s per- formance, topping nn nftgi-mon of reckless record breaking, wg; hnuad

aftemoon back in 1921.

world mark, to beat another negro

timed at metric d‘stances for Olym

LOOKING

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GREAT SHOOTING

Saturdays practice for the Inter-

Maritlme Rifle Match witnessed a brand of rifle-shooting superior to. anything ever seen in the annals of local rifle shooting. Weather con- ditions were almost ideal. Good light and just enough wind to sway the flags nicely. Sgt. P. Landrigan was the highest scorer with 103 points out of a possible i05_ He made a pos- sible at 200 and 500 yards. His swre _equoals the range record made tW° years ago. Quite a number of oth- ers made possible.; at the 200 and 500 yards. _The highest eight men totalled 798 points, which is 21 points above the record for the inter' Maritlme match, made by P. E. Island at Sussex three years ago. A final shoot will be held this af- ternoon after which the conunltitt in charge will select the team. Following are the scores:

Sgt. P. Landrigan Sgt, G. G. Mclennan ... Lt. J. S. Moore _-- Lt_ J. E. Andrew Sig. J. C. McDonald Gr-_ Roy McCabe .. 99 Capt. J. Coles . 97

103 102 101 100 100

HURSE NUTES

Billy Cope, 2.11'/i, owned by Jim-

my Power, showed his best form of the season Saturday after- noon when he paraded the final quarter of a 2.25 mile in 31 3-5 sec- onds. He was 3rd horse in position all the way, which ma'-cs his feat' still better.

Jim. McDonald of Edgarton,

2.15% fame, who last year trained horses at the Metropolitan Speed- way, Boaton, is now located at St. Peter's Bay race track where he ls training three head and expects two more shortly.

Bscy_ A. Quigley of St. Peter's

Race track, was in Charlottetown Saturday afternoon and states that St. Peter's will carry 011 85 USlI8l. holiday races Wednesday after- noon, July 20. There will be 3 open classes and a. class for local horses.

New Annan matinee races which

were scheduled for June 15 have been postponed till June 22nd on account of the adverse training conditions which have prevailed.

Summerslde Driving Park have

announced their classes for Do- minion Doy races, namely, 2.17 trot _ and pace; 2.22 trot and pace, for_ both of which three seconds are allowed trotters; 2.28 trot and pace. All.are for purses of $300.00 each and with the usual conditions. En- try blanks arc being sent out by the Secretary, W. E. Darby. The track committee headed by George Cellbeck are hard .at work putting the oval ln shape and expect to have it faster than ever on July lst. The three classes will fill well and sparkling- contests should rc-

cull.

96 96 95 95 94 9'/ 90

Sgt. A. Gomiley ... ... Cant. A. W. Allan Sgt. P. Hooper ... . sgt_ E. ccles Sgt. Roy Coles _.. . Q. M. Sgt. A. McCabe ... .. Capt. A.. W. Smith .

Although not practicing for the

team, Mr, S_ C. Moore put in a remarking shoot, scoring 98 points.

Holman-Plckard Bicycle Road Race

Ton-lght’s the night. The big Hol-

man~Pickard Bicycle Road Race at 7 p. m. Fifteen husky, clean cut young men face the starter ln front ol' Pickard's Bike Shop on Great George street and will nnish in front of Holman`s Ltd., Grafton Street.

The boys in the race would ap-

preciate it very much if autos would give them a good clear road and avoid the dust nuisance.

This bicycle road race only takes

place once a year and is only a- bout half an hour from start to finish. So it is hoped autolsts will bear this in mind.

The contestants have been in

training for several weeks and eag- erly awalt the sLarlcr‘s pistol. Mes- srs R. T. Holman Lhnlted and Mr. Fred Pickard go to considerable trouble and expense each year and are to be commended for their ef- forts in the interest; of good clean sport. Don`t fail to be on hand and give the boys a. cheer tonight. Race starts at 'l o‘clock sharp.

Bllll PRACTICE

The Falcon baseball team are re-

quested to be on hand at the Abeg- wclt Grounds this afternoon ai; 2.30 for practice. Anyone desirous of making the team kindly turn out.

The All-Stars baseball team will

hold practice this evening at the Abegweit Grounds at tl o'clock sharp_ A full attendance is re- quested.

Where pity dwells the peace of

God is there.-Whittier.

Metcalfe's most sparkling IIN l

was the 220 dash ln which he slash- ed a tenth of a second from the

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inns of tm schism who qualify Yard In 20 1_2 Seconds.

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las the greatest achievement since ’ Charlie Paddock broke the world records for the 100 and 220 ln one

James Johnson of Illinois state nor- _ ` mal, by slx yards in 20.5 seconds. ' ' a _,W/#__

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SUNDAY BASEBALL

St. Louis at Brooklyn, rain.

ing, rain.

INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE

First game:

R. H. E.

Toronto __ 0 2 1 Newark . . _ . . . .__ '1 10 0

Cook, Cantrell and Daly; Bren-

nan and Hargreaves.

Second game postponed, rain

R. H. E.

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DANCE

Wednesday, June 15th.

Prizes for shabbiest

Excellent Music Dancing. 9 to 1

ressed dancers

Buffalo at Baltimore. 5°" ‘md L°"‘b“‘”'

‘cl°, Mildebrand, Connally, Pcurson

B I G l E A G U ERochester ... ... 2 5 0 ` Teachout and Florence; Welch, Tauscher and Bool.

'Jersey City .. 1 5 0 Miner and Brenzel_ ___.__ _ __

Wysong and Florence; Cascarclln, R. li. E. The books

Galllvali and Florence. Toronto __ . _ ._ 4 3 1 11,059 gmt

NATIONAL LEAGUE Jersey City . . _ .._ 2 7 0 ._i>ni~k@,-_

R. ll. E. Poser and Stack; Perkins and I conirive

Chicago . ... 5 12 1 Outen_ by never doing too much ut a

l' Boston.._........._.. 310 0

Bush and Hartnett.; Cantwell, Montreal

POSTPONEMENTS Fri-mklioiisc and Hargrove, Spohrer. Baltimore _ . . _._ ll l4 1 l1l0~>C \'~’ll0 C‘111'1.V i1`C=1d UIC lllllyilffl

National. Pittsburgh at New _ Pomorski, Collingwood and Susce;a11d U10 “Phill

York, rain. R' H' E' ' »

Philadelphia 610 2 ~ - -~ '

International-Montreal at Read- cincinnati 1 6 0

Rhem and McCul'dy; Kolp, John-

AMERICAN LEAGUE

R. H. E.

Boston 1 5 3

Chicago ... . . . _.. 4 5 4

J. Ablonowskl, Moore and Tate;‘

Fz'a.siei', Faber and Grub.

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Washington ._ St. Louis 6 8 0

Coffman, Ragland and Berg,

Maple: Fischer and Bengough.

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New York ... ... l3 16 1 Cleveland ... . . . ... 5 8 0

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Earnshaw. Walbci-g, Kraiisse and

llcvlng, Cochrane; Wliitcliill. Wy- att mid Hayworth.

SATURDAY'S RESULTS

INTERNATIONAL LEA(il_`l5

Buffalo ... ._ 710 Reading ._ 813

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