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Ladies’ Golf Tourney Will Open Monday

Women golfem all over the Mari- tlmes will converge on Charlotte- town over the week-end and WA“ prepare for the qualifying round of the t.ri—pmvlnne tournament which will get under way next Tuesday and close Thursday. on Monday there will be the President vs

_ Vice-president Match and Lhe an-

nual meeting of the orgnni.za.t..on. President Mrs. J. Patillo of Truxo will preside.

In addition to the ohernpionship cup. prizes will be prwented to the runner-up the player turning in the best gross score, the best net score, {lid for all flights. There will also be prizes for competition in driving, approaching and putting.

The Junior championship for 18

A 20$ Qlmww-Fa: Pkﬁﬂl

the nth mnlnjg land Indirzus i-0 iv. an Baseball L0" 000 speclnto. Oleilolnnrl

kin ’—~ NATIONAL LEAGUE

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5 Mon.—Tues.—Wed.

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discovers that

DAILY 2.30 — 7.00 — 8.45 P. M.

_lwies, Medal Play.

years and under at Belverdere Golf Club will be played on y. There will be a cup and prize ft the winner and a prize for the runner-up.

The rues of play will be the rules of golf as approved by the Royal an Ancient’ Golf Clw of St. Andrews. A dinner on Monday evening at '1 o'clock will be follow- ed by he annual meeting. After-

house by the ladies of the hostess club. on Sunday. August 20 visiting competitors will be g ven the pri- vilege of playing over the course also on Monday morning

The executive consists of the fol- F

lowing members: President. Mrs. J. L. Pattillo. Truro. vice gresident, Mrs. George Buntain. h.a.rlotte- town: secretary treasurer. Mrs. M. P. Harrington. Bridgewater. Miss Audrey Mo ,Saint John: Mrs. W. L. Muir, Halifax: Mrs. A. L Ros. Amherst; Mrs. P. E. Damn , ltvlngcton, Miss Margaret Cork. Bad- or .

Monday

2 p. m.—President vs. Vice Presi- dent match. 3 p. m.—Annua] meeting.

Tuesday m.—Quaa1lfying Round, 18

‘v‘v'edneod.ay

9.30 p. m.— Cihampionship, 1st. Round. 1st, 2nd. and 3rd. Flights, 1st round.

Thursday

2 p. m.—Championshl . 2nd. Round Flights, 2nd. Roun . ist. and 2nd. Consolation, lst. nds.

10. a .m.—-Driving. Arppmaohing and Putting.

it p. m. —-Championship sem.l-F‘i- nals Flyghts. Semi-Finals‘, Consola- tions. S€.mi-Finals.

10 a. m. —Flights and Consola- tion Finals.

2.15 p. m. —Champion:-hip Finals. Presentation of prizes.

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BASEBALL RES UL TS

CH.lC.-‘-.GO, Aug, 18-—-The tago White slox l1’)l. only three hits ‘rlirr tonigli-i. squeczcd ll’.‘l0'-a .1 sinyzlr. run in to defeat Cleve-

Bobby

AMERICAN LEAGUE

lode} ma 0; New York 5. : \Vaslilng‘.sn 2.

.'L'ou‘_s 3: Plt‘!l)llf‘iIh 0. W ‘York 2; Plillndelphia 5. I}:-q_ol_;lyn 3: Boston 4 !bT'l'ERNATl0NAL LEAGUE oy Ciiv 8; Tmonio 'I. imoro '1: Mcntreai lﬂewark 8: Rochester 0. __ AMERICAN ‘ASSOCIATION . it‘: ‘ran at Indianapolis. pontoon- ed, ram, Spun: City 5: Tolnlo 2. -, uunvrsns BLANK onswnrs - h N.s..Au¢_:,.1a..-'. Liverpool bumper: , _. ad over Ynrmouth Outa- lodaywtakeam-oviclnI1 rm‘

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Bill Moreside Eliminated In Junior Play

Bill Thomas of Halifax will meet Erskine Carter of saint John, N. E., today for rhe men's singles championship of the Prince Ed- ward Island Open Junior tennis tournament.

Thomas defeated Bill Moreside of Charlottetovm in the scml-final 6-1. 0-8, in a match which started last evening and finished early yesterday.

A Toronto junior, Dorothy Hurst reached the final of the junior women's singles with a straight- set win over Joan Miller of char- lottetown. she will meet Ann Saunduson of Halifax for the title.

Forbes Mountain of Halifax and Miss Hurst entered the final of

the junior mixed doubles together

with Carter and Min Saundra-son.

ountaln and Miss I-Iurst elimin- lted I. Reddln and B. Deﬂlois of ~ Charlottetown with the loss of only one game while the other finalists defeated Bill Morealde and Felice Arse-nlult of Charlotte-

town. 0-7, 6-1.

Miss Hurst teamed with Joan ‘Miller. of Charlottetown to enter “‘:’...iL’.?“...°’..‘l‘°.l.”:'.“‘i’......."°'i‘..‘..’2." do 0 08 ‘ Donald ondftelen Tidmarsh. 6-0. .64. They wﬂ pity Ann Btlmde

Join Woodbury of Hall-

son and fair in the final.

Thoma: and Germ udnnoea to

ma isorbrackct in the nmm-_

men’: doimlu after two long nets with Elwin Ind Brown of char- potru won. 8-8.

6-1.‘ ilonutuln And asunder: da- man luddln Ind canowrii in 3 ‘he

\-flnnl match in this event

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Island Shots Place High

‘In Aggregate

OONNAUGIS RIEXLE RANGES. SOUTH MARCH. Ont, Aug. 18 - (0P)—- Cl S. M. N J. McLeod of

tawn trophy a shoot 0 f with two other marksman at the Domin- ion of Canada. Rifle Association annual meet.

Th-e Montreal sniper was tied for fist mice with Lieut. A. 1". Gormley of Charlottetown and Lieut. C. W. spsmcer of Ottwwu. At the end of the regulation shoot.

in the shoot off C. 8. M. Mc- Leod scored five consecutive bulls eyes for a 25 score. while Lieut. Spencer had four bulls and an in- ner for 24, Lieut. Ci-or-mle-y fired only thrce shots. getting two bulls and an inner for 14.

L1n:'.rigan,J. Cu‘-es. E. Coles R. Mccabe, o. A Coles and .1. Mc- Rae were also in the price list. In the Grand Aggregate Lt. Gormley placed eleventh. Landrigun, E. Coles. Mc‘Le-rvnnn and G. A. Ooles also made the n.'7"'r’gaie. In Kinrzs Model nnaidh ONP15. J. Oolcs secured 29th place.

ISLIINDEIN Pf-ACE SECOND

CONNAUGHT R.IFL.E RANGE. SF)TT'I‘H MAT"-Ir’, Ont... Am’. 18 — for’) ---An eight-man team from the 4.8 I-Ilghranlduers of Canada at 'I‘o’~onto won the Gordon Highland-

ihe squad making the highest ac- greqate scone lr-1 the mulifyln stage of the Governor

Canr-min Rifle Association annual

A team of Prince Edward Is- land Highlanders was second with 751 The

I7.!eunt‘._ r. Hooper. Milton. u A". Gormle" Ch-ufot Win.-ice. and Lleut. Roy and Pie. . Charlottetown.

GRAND AgGlf.BG/H’! WINNIE

(OP) — Sgt. ate of the

Tennis Titles Are

Winner “Chaired” At Meet

L’ t, R McCalJe, Prince atmllie Plalll. A_ meet last \\-cclc. Licut. T\lCC£1lJ€ immediately after his victory became lcnown.

Noted Woman Shot

Mr. H. H. Home. prominent rifle enthusiast and Miss Mary

McLennan, well known local woman rifle shot win is now COI‘ll- peting in tl1e_D.£. A. sl1oo_tWo

City League Playoffs

Start Over Week - end“,

llDoulilel1eaderT Softball Bill .

Battling for a chance to meet the Rovers in the final serla All- Stars and Hawks Midget softball team will play a doubleheader bill at the park diamond tomorrow afternoon in the fourth and fifth games of the best of seven semi-

_ _ n the Cflillliulglll Ranges. Montreal today won the aft of Ot-‘ ' "”' ’ i " M‘ n

opening game of A best out of five series for the Cily Baseball Lea ue tit‘e will be played at the in Park diamond tomorrow afternoon at 2.30 sharp I‘.il1 Ryan's West End Anchors and Whackey McEachaern's Northend

Anchors playing the bestballin the league since the reorganizartion place are an even bet to st the hard-hitting Rovers Pitching selections for have not been made , is lilrelv that Anchors will send sueedball “Bo:>" M?-Callmn to the mound with the Rovers likely to depend on the baff‘lng slants of "skinny" NLcKlnn0n

The game will get atwav sham on time and team managers are asked to govern themrelvcs accord- lnglv and have their plavers ready

Hawks at the p.u-sent time two games to one and shcmqd they man- age to capture both‘ games will qualify to go into the final series

The first game will start at 1.30 ter be

airs‘ Musketrv Trophv. awarded to played at 6 o'clock.

F,(lw.1rd lslanrl Higlilandcrs, winner of thc'Otiawa Aggregate is shown being “chaired” by fellow nflemcn

Simmerings Around The Sport Front

BY ALAN RANDAL Canadian Press Staff Writer

New York —-Aug. 18 —iOP)—I.f all goes well, Henry Armstrong plans to retire from the ring with- in a year....by that who he should be reaping the income of $200,000 in annuities. plus renis from bungalows he owns in Cali- fornia. . .Henry's current schedule calls for a trip to Rome this fall to light Aldo Spoldi on a card promoted by Premier Mussolini's boy Bruno .. harnmering Henry goes on the air tomorrow night to rcad some of his own poetry...

Dick Mcrrill, the trans-Atlantic flier, has placed $8,500 against 35.- 000 that Henry the hammer tak- es Lou Arnbers Tuesday night... Al Jolson is another heavy Arm- strong bmckcr...Al has made plenty of coin supporting dark death and destruction up to now but has had to give odds up to 10 to 1 at times...Jolson will fly in from the Pacific coast for the fight with a party of 21...

The turf on which the Davis Cup matches will be played in H-avcrford, Pn., next month is getting as much medical attention as the Dionne Quintuplets...five doctors of entomology have work- ed in conjunction with lay experts since last fall ridding the courts of grass ailments. The cost runs into four figures...

Baseball writers here predict De- troit Tlgers will trade either Hank Greenberg or Rudy York during the winter-...there is A campaign underway in Los Angelcs to ob- tain ll Major League franchise for that city ..and scouts report back that Lindsay deal of Montreal Royals is the best major league outfield prospect in the Intemst. lonal League...

Bob Pastor is prepping for Joe Louis by going 10-minute rounds in training instead of the usual three-minute sessions. . .Man Mountain Dean, who will be re- membered as a pretty fierce look. ing wrestler, has come out of re- tiremcnt to play the part of a cop in Atlanta's cavalcade of baseball George Marshall of Washington Redskins has abandoned the idea of the farm system for pro footbullmwith 200 college stars to draw from each year a. farm would be wasted money.

11;, ut the a-ppolnited time, namely 2.30. .8 _

medal mulch at the Dominion dl meet. mime team scored 768 of I pouible.

,r'nyori-raminonnui tsamwasmade upof au.A.

ccabe, Ohnrla"-=fow'n, him. 1:. Colts. Mnwm om. .r.'ooieaI mom

9 .1. undrlgnn, both 1 ————~———— ° womurs wonm

your wonrrn, rights for women is man

than n ohrnse cm thc campus of ‘ﬁxes chrixifsn Univ-v-sitv. Fifty of the 104 offices In 36 student or. animations are held by co-eds and

L. "arr-"'0" w~-~ t"- “rand AMI!!!- Domlmon of Canada . yup; In 80 groups hove girl p:q1.

Rifle Amcciniion annual must, it tmri t

BUSINESS TIPS

Practice For‘

Victorias

Them will be practice for the victories baseball ham am the Park diamond this evening Ill 0 o'clock. All players are Asked to be on hand.

NIW BYE SHADES

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‘Ind, and are peeled oouwnlcntly in 5 can «mint ﬁll-. -. ......

McDiarmid And Watt Wi||

Meet In Feature Match;

Mixed Title

Is Decided

The Prince Edwnrd Island Open Tennis '1‘ unent gwun‘ M. the final stages yesterday after week-long plly in brilliant weak...

The final In all event: will be played today, nd lut night offidm

The flnsl in all events will be played today, sud hat night onugh spotlight will be the singles mnteh between Don Mcblannld of Oitnwn

Ind Laird Watt of Montreal.

Theta two Upper Canadian not stars have met before an In hung court. Last year Mcnlarmld eliminated the former Davis Cup gm M a semi-final upset before he won the championship by defeaun‘ Gum“ Robinson of Niagara Falls, Ont. Robinson did not enter the mum‘. mont this year. It will be watt’: hat appearance In tum mcnt pm,

this seuorn. Win Mixed Title

Usually the last event concluded the mixed dculﬂes championsrwere decidul yester y when Watt team- ed up with Mrs.’ .L. Roperof Hali- fax to defeat Harry Roper and

Mrs. Harold Jones of Halifax in

straight sets.

The match was featured by the Monrcaiers almost crrorless type of play. The scores were, 6-4, 6-1.

Mrs. Harold Jones and Ruth Fishlelgh of Toronto will meet in the final of the women's singles. Today the ha.rd—hitting Haligonian ousted Winnifred Moconnell. the Ottawa city champion, in straight sets, 6-3. 8-1. Meanwhile, fans watching the next court, saw the attractive Toronto player elimin- ate Jean wright of Brldgewnter. Miss Wright had difficulty in con- trciing her swift drives in the first set and lost it-6-I but forced Miss Flshleigh before losing the second,

-4.

Men’: Doubles Flnll

The veteran Halifax combinat- ion of Harry Roper and bounding Bevil Piers will meet Watt and Kan Farmer of Montreal in the final of the men’s doubles.

Roper and Piers smashed their way to a straight set win over Staff Beck and Doug Haig in the semi-finals, winning 6-1, 6-3. 6-3. On the centre court some brilliant tennis was seen as Watt and Far- mer outplayed Eric Woodwurth of Halifax and Don Robinson of Moncton. The net play of the Upper Canadians and watts ser- vice paved the way for scores of 6-3, 6-4, 6-1.

Another not strange I-f.al.lfe.x pair. Mrs. Harold Jones and Mrs. F. V. Woodbury, will meet Ruth ‘Fishlelgh and Dorothy Hurst in the final of the women's doubles. m /one of the feature matches in this event of the tourney Mrs, Jones and Mrs. Woodbury elimin- ated Jean Wright and Wlrmifred Mcconnell in s well-played match. 6-2, 6-4.

The Toronto pair were forcedto three sets by Mrs. Hurry Roper and Winnie McFatrlcige of Hall- fax. Miss Pishleigh and Missnurst won the first with the loss of only one game but lost the next at 6-2. They steadied down in the final set and took it, 6-3.

YESTBRDAYS RESULTS Women’: Singles

semi-final -—Mrs. Harold Jones 1-lslifax, defeated Winnifred Mc- Connell, Ottawa, 6-3, 8-1; Ruth Fishlelgh, Toronto, defeated Jenn Wright, Bridgewster, 6-1, 6-1.

Men’: Doubles

sml-final-—Hnrry Roper sndnev Piers, Halifax defeated staff Beck and Don Halg, Toronto, 6-1. 6-3, 6-3; Laird Watt and Ken 1"a.rmer, Montreal, defeated Eric Wood- worth, Halifax and Don Robinson. Moncton, 6-3. 6-4, 0-1.

Woman’: Doubles

Semi-fins! -Mrs. Harold Jones and Mrs. I". V. Woodbury, Hali- fax, defeated Jenn Wright. Bridge- water and winnifred ‘Mcoonneli, Ottawa, 6-2. 8-4; Ruth Fishlelgh and Dorothy Hurst, Toronto, de- feated ms. Harry Roper and ;lVénr‘i'iea Mcntrldgo, Halifax. 6-1,

' l ' .

Mixed Doubles

Hm! —~Laird watt, Montretl, and Mrs. Harry Roper, Hallfu, defeated Harry Roper, Halifax. :11: oldlrs. Harold Jones. Halifax.

. , . ,

Inpnlor Men’: singles

leml-flnd—‘Blll Thomas. Hall- fsx. defeated Bill Moreside, chu- loi-tnwwn, 6-2, 8-6.

Junior Women’: Singles semi-flnnl—Dorothy Hurst, Tor- onto. defeltoa Joan Miller. Ohu-. lottetown, 0-1, 0-2. Junior Hen’: Dnilblu urlor-final -—!orbu Mountain,

in Ix and Saunders, (meiotic- toﬂl. defeated Roddin and Oint-

-well. (xnrlottetown. 0-2, 0-8.

..aemi-nnn—au1 rmnu. mu- fnx, and hiking curt-or. saint John. dofeaud strain and Brown. phcrlotutowu. n-a,.o.:,

‘Junior wcuun-a~nnuuC

Schedule Of

Tennis Play

For Today

FINAL MATCHES 10 A. M.

Jumor Men’: slnglss—s¢m1.nm. William Thomas, Halifax vs. mskine Carter, st. John.

Junior ladies Slngleo—Fimh

Dorothy Hurst. Toronto vs. Ann saunderson, Halifax.

10.30 A. M. Junior Men’: Doubles—Seml-fl~I.h

Forbes Mountain, Halifax and Allison Saunders, Charlottetown, vs. William Moreside and IV» Connors, Charlottetown.

11 A. M. Ladies singies—«nns|

Mrs. Harold Jones, Halifax VI. Miss Ruth Fishlelgh, Toronto.

Junior Ladies Doubles—l-‘incl

Ann Saundcrson and Joan Woodbury, Halifax vs. Dorothy Hurst, Toronto and Joan Miller. Charlottetown (finish of match- czllcd last night on account of darkness at one set each.)

1.30 P. M. Junior Men's uouhieo—FlnAls

Wm. Thomas, Halifax And I- Oa.rte.r, st. John. vs. winners of 10.30 A. M. match.

2 P. M. K‘ Men’: Singles-J"l.n£l

Laird Watt, Montreal VI. Dun Midniarmid, Ottawa.

Ladies Doubles —l-‘lush

.

Mrs. Harold Jones and ma. Woodbury, Halifax, vs. Miss Ruth Fishlelgh and Mia; Dorothy Hum. Toronto.

4 1:. M. Men’: Doubles —FlnIiI

Laird Watt and .;en Finn!!- Montreal vs. H. L. Dover Bev Piers, Halifax.

Junior M-“ad uoubIco—l-‘lnlll

E. Carter, st. John and MI! Baunderson, Halifax, vs. Folbel Mountain. Halifax and Miss DOW thy Hurst, Toronto.

Must Complete Semi - finals

B)/I Aug. 3|st

In regard in the Island Ink?’ medlue bueblll pinydowm -m'°',’;

drain of which a neared

Gnu-diun 3 short. lme I10 l‘ W" noted that the semi-flnlll

5° c which Includes the winner of

Domlnlonp—V|ctorInn series 3‘: uh‘: western lllmd winner III "M" completed by Aulnv-4 31. The . which takes plus betwr.-eIImm_ Western winner: and the" saw lollnown ' on how! III“ mm‘ ember 10th to deciu-e the Intermediate chsmnion. ml The Island unior chain}; must be do by -‘“'K""e: u rum Intel-emu no «in please take note of the HM - ______....

and Helen _TidmII‘Ih- town, 6-0. 0-3.

Junior Mixed Donblu

l--nun —-Erskine WM some John. Ind Ann sMmd°"°“'

mum, defeated mu 'I‘h0m“ :3:

Joan woodbury. H-1”“ """g.,,,.,.

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