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Marconi Tests Have Proved Successful

(Special to the Guardian)

. l2(,NlJ'OlN, Om. l5. —‘<l'rcml(=l' Mackenzie Kin: will informally _'|l.‘l_L!llbi§ f, sahtlpionlip... l-l'l‘.»\'.il.\l discuss tho position oi‘ the Pacific lflzbleBoard with ntln-rnltnuinlon premiers as soon as ho arrives, here. although it is not exp, .1

that he wlll raiz-ao illt‘ question in tho imperial Conifer-nice. 'l‘here is good ground for liopn that :1 settlement oi‘ this thorny issuo will soon be reached.

Meanwhile thc ‘Nlarconi lnrtm tests between liodmlu and (‘umulit have proved most. successful ac- cordinllto tine opinion expressed by ‘post office experts. Seven days of private iosls lllllll‘ ‘been

e d these are to be follow- ed "by ven days of official tests. " Alli? the "latlerare as satisfactory us ltlie-privat Jfllitslhe agfeelllelll- elVeea “the it Oiiico and (flaun- dian Marconi-Compatiy will he car- ried out. ‘The heaml taste between Enfllaml

lines the pain with Mlnsrwei- lt relieves inflammation. soothes and heels. '

egg".hsd disappeared. "i . " Hoyda confessed to the 016M111, court and was sent down fdrlfwn years.

and ‘South Africa will ho made shortly and tho ‘tests with India and Australia arc scheduler] for Novombcr. —»—-oo>--— TO PROVE THAT WASHINGTON WAS MOLLYCODDLE

NEW YORK. Oct. 15. -~Rupcrt Hughes. ivhosc contention made last. January in Washington at a tllinier of the Sons oi the Ameri- ran Revolution, that George Wash- ington was a man and not a molly- cuddle, brought down on him the wrath of many admirers of the flrslpresldcnt of the United Slates has written a book to prove his theories.

Nlr. Hughes, ‘by a study of Wash- ington's life. letters, diaries. and contemporary documents, seeks. to prove that Washington was an aris-

docratic farmer. a susceptible and

mainly unsuccesmul lover, s. men who swore and drank with -the host, and witlial a human and lov- able personality. —-—-—Qoc-_-____

GAVE MARKED MONEY

AS PARTING PRESENT

WINNIPEG, Oct. 16. —The-"gen.» erosily" of Ste/re "Boyda landed hlm behind the prison bars today.

‘He had been employed as labor- er on the farm of Fred Drabit of Emerson. Man.- and suddenly noti- fledi his". employed that he was leaving. fBeforo he deported. however. he presented the bebrol the Drabit family with a fifty cent piece. _

Mrs. Drsbii. noticed that the coin bore a mark she had placed

n some of her family savings. 1n- vestigation proved that. the "he

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Reorganized

‘Last night in the Y. M. C. A.. the City Bowling League was re- organized for the season of 1926- 27 wit-h six teams entered. '

The annual meeting of the league was called to order by chair Infill. R. A- Pehdleton. D. Mc- Kenzie was appointed ‘Becky pro- fem. The minutes of the last meeting wereresd and adopted".-

Electioh. of Officers resulted es follows: Honorary nesldent, W. R. Altlteh, donor of the Aitken Tro-

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.lP!‘8‘Sl‘(l9l1l, Jack Webster. Vice-Pres" Percy W. Turner. ton. ‘

The the six ‘team captains shall coiflti- tute the executive- The following teams compose the league: Telephone, C. N. R.. Wholesalers, Y. Business Men, C. Five, and the Banooks.

it was decided that the new rule regarding the championships play- offs of lest year should be in force again this year.

‘ ‘General discussion took place and various matters pertaining to the selection of the different teams weie cleared up in a. very satis- factory manner.

De Bloia ‘Bros, and Carvell Bros.

team-s amalgamated to form theN

Wholesalers. The ‘Carmody Five

l" team were admitted as the C. Five

and allowed to choose five spares

City League before.

One ‘rule No. 10 was amended to read as followsi "Each team shall play each other twice, instead of three times.’

It was moved that an effort be made to secure two more teams-

Tlie first week's schedule ls:

Business men vs. Telephone, Mon. Oct. 18th at 7 p. m.

Wholesalers vs. C. N- R., Mon. Oct. 18th at 8.30 p. m.

Banooks vs. C- Five, Wed. Oct. 20th at 7 p. m.

'l‘he ‘rules and regulations adopt- ed are as t'oll'ows:_

s. bikini RULES AN-D REGULATIONS CITV BOWLING LEAGUE 19264927 1. Each team shall submit the names of ten players to the League and no other players shall be uaed

during ‘the series.

2. All games to be played accord- ing torthe schedule unless other- wise wrranged for by the Captains of the teams playing 0r the League President.

3- No player shall in any way in- terefere with another while he ls rolling; his team-mate can remind him what he is working on.

4- T116 £0111 lllflfla bhall be picked out by the "two teams playing any game, and ‘his duty shall be to watch back-slaps as well as foul line. His. decision shall be final; to foul by the hand the hand must

. touch the alleys.

‘5. Should a team fall to appear on a. night they are to play, they shall forfeit the game to the op poaents, unleso arrangement-s have been previously made by the two teams affected.

6. ‘Should the League end in a draw, the Teams affected and the President will "have all power to ar- range their own play-oft.

7. Games shall count in the ser» ies and not pin falls; this does not apply to the p‘\y~ol'f.

8. All players must be registered with the Secretary of the Y. M. C. A. within one week utter the first game. _

9. Should a team have only four men on hand to start a game, that Leann call roll- but the lowest score of the opposing loam shall be tak- on as tne fifth man's score.

10.‘ Schedule to run twonounds w be played at 7:30 p. m. and 8.- 30 (Seven and Eight-Thirtyr-wn the evening of Monday. and T ~p. m. on Wednesday. _ _

11. Team members must roll at least elX-fy percent of games to be eligible for any of the general priz- 85. ‘ .

12. Teams finishing second and third to play off series of three games to decide team to play win- -in Championship Series of three or five games-as Captains may decide.

Gall Boy Won

NPJWMARKET. Oct.. ‘16. — in the moat thrilling finish in the his- tory of the famous race, Frank Cur- zons colt Cell‘ Boy won the Middle Park Stakes, greatest of English two year old rnces_ this afternoon. He beat Lord Derby's Sickle only

y a head. and Mrs. Wbztburnls Birtlirlgbt finished ‘third, b. short head away. '

Twelve juveniles, the cream of the two year old crop, started.

The betting was 7 to 2 against. Call Boy; 6 to 1 against Sickle and 10 i0 1 against Birthrlght. The die- tance was nix furlongs and the val- ue of the race about $13,000.

Call Boy la a half brother of the Derby winner Coronach, being by Iilurrn 0a. out of Conzedieone. Cor- onecb was second in thl-s race last year. '

i Defends His Grown SAN FRANCISCO, Oct.. 10$~Th0 first title ‘bout in Sen Francisco since 1014 wfllbe held here nut

r do. iht. hen roe mum daufoolidly iii: 1:11am ifiwsllz:

crown against, Johnny i!

New York, l-eurmjuuuio _ Us» then-weight champion.- if iF-he‘ s Ill-round affair with“ tranch- ing 160 pounds in; . afternoon of the fight. Dundee.

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Reco-rdlng Sec'ty, R. ‘A. Pendle- \ _4 i‘ "» ‘ ‘ OI Officers ofitbe League with , _.

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Saturday after-doom, the first game of thefihirlters-il-eague was rolled which resulted in a win for the Royal over 'Nova Scotia by 239 pins. Mr. Don Merton of the Royal had "the highest single and three strings of l'l8= and m. ‘

autumn day and (!lfe"="‘,'TWcllncr Trophies" match brought zout a re- cord field of gallery on- hrday last. Nearly all!!! play" ldrove off at "2130 D- m. oil‘ the" ‘autiful links of the Charlottetown Golf Club all determined to, cpl-y off one of the two splendid-trophies specially presented for ‘this - event by Mr. L. ‘E. Wellner.

Despite the best efforts of the younger players the men's trophy was annexed by the veteran of the Charlottetown links. Mr. H. W. Longworth-an ex-champfon ‘by the way-while the ladies trophy was won by Mrs J. E. R. MoEwen.

The course was in wonderfully good condition for so late in the season, due to thd unremitting care -an‘d attention given ‘by the club's capable greeirs keeper, Mr. R. Butler.

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the "Bluenoee", not only consented to continue the race but went out and- overhauled his rival, passing her shortly after the first mark had been reached. Thereafter the race was a procession‘ with the Bluenose increasing her lead with each leg. The champion battered "l-lallgoninn" off the wind, and rue‘ from her la windward Elapsed tlme:—fm- "Blue-

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Westville Had One ‘ 0f Best Ball Teams

WESTVMJDE. 0ct., 14. —Basehall for ‘I920 is all over, Wostville are ‘he Maritime champions for this year and in yesterday's game they dearly showed their superiority aver the New Brunswick chumps. Winning two games from the New- castle team by n iota-l of 28 runs Against [he four scored against zhem la a record to be pround 0f. The town of Westvllle is certainly proud of its ball team and prepara- tions are now under way to banquet the champions. ‘ lWestvllle this year had one of the best teams in its history. Play- ing wonderful defensive ball and mighty" strong on the offence, the local team buttered down every- thing that come its way. A well ‘bal- anced club is the only definition of the Westvllle team. ‘Strong in the pinches when a hit or a catch would mean victory, the whole team were on their toe-s at every oppor- unity. Perfect harmony among the players was a big factor of their win and the team worked like a well oiled machine. ‘ Another factor in Westvillds win the wonderful im- on the "lub by im Saunders, the well ‘known ball pleyer. Saundeis was‘ asked to take over the team early in the season and he decided to couch the outfit this year. The result is well known all over Pictou (lounty and

He has been with die team every day. this summer un-d m; m"; p0il1l|3 of the game‘ have spelled victory for the miners onlnore lhau one occasion.

The whole town ls bucking the team and the support they received from the ‘public ‘spurred them on to victory. No matter who played, the crowd would be there and they stay~ ed with their team in victory or defeat. ‘

Opponent". For Tunney Wanted

NEW YORK, Oct.. 16. —“Mr. Rickard is now engaged ln-looking for an opponent for me." Gene Tun- ney. .world‘s heavyweight boxing champion said last night speaking

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Yankees Were In Disfavor During W0r1d’s Series

NlEW YORK, 0ct._1(l. -Now that the tu-mult and world series shouting is confined to Si. Louis and its immediate surrounding-satin! most of’ the players have llllllg up their shoes for the winter, it is cus- tomary to write a little something, u ‘sort of verbal to cover furniture when going away to the country.

it was not a good world scrip-s. The thrills were fcw and confined mostly to the final game. in this, one remembers unost. vividly two great catches by Ruth, two flin- plays by ’l‘hcvcn0u‘, the error oi‘ Koeaig and Meusel, which lost the. game. and the appearance of Grov- er Cleveland Alexander as he tstfol- led out o~f the bull pen in the sev- enth inning to fan Lazzerl with the bases full. and later to fact the mighty Ruth with two out in the ninth inning and one run . ’ ‘ to tie the score.