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NEW YORK, May 11. —Harry Wills‘ injured right hand was ex- amined yesterday and pronounced sound and fit for his battle tonight at the Queensboro Stadium with Hartley Madden, of the West Side. A bone in the third finger of the hand was fractured in a training bout and lt was believed that it would incapacitate the negro heavyweight for nearly six months The bone was set by Dr. W. J. Fralich. and it was this doctor who announced yesterday that. the

starboard weapon wag in fine shape. Wills fractured a bone in his

rlghhhand more than two months ago in a training bout with Silent Pureyor. He hit the Silent one on the head and the next day an X-ray showed a diagonal break in the bone of the thlrd finger just nbove the knuckle. For a time it looked as though the giant negro would be forced to retire from the ring for st least six months. Paddy Mullins, however, secured the best doctor; in the country to work on the injured mlt and they apparently did a good job in set- "IIE it. Harry went to Hot Springs. Ark., for a month and when he returned the hand was mending rapidly.

ills has been boxing daily {or the last two weeks, but has been taking no chances with his right; Dr. Frnllck told him yesterday that he might go ahead and hit with this hand just as hard as he wanted to. - This announcement delighted Wills, and it caused him to announce that he would knock nut Bartley Madden ill two or three rounds. Madden Should Go Early

' Among the wlseacras in boxing circles yesterday it was regarded us a sure thing that Wills will knock Madden cold inside of five rounds. Sonic of‘ the sharp- shooters thought that the \Vcst Sidc huttlcr would bc lucky to last two rounds. 'l'h<u'e was coll- slllerable business done at the price of five to Ollelhfll Wills will stop’ Madden Inside of fifteen -———<-Qc-—-—~—

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O ~0- . - V :- OHARLOTTETOWN omv. o ' O p '0 ING CLUB MEETING ‘I LADIES BOWLING LEAGUE‘ lO 1|. l 1' TO-NIGHT. O ‘ _ . Eurekas defeated the Pedago- i» v q. gues Saturday night by a margin Il- g of 2E pins. ll- lg- Mrs. H. McNelll had both the"! There will be an Import- i highest single and total. |+ p‘ _T0~nlg'llt the Comets vs- Sweet-l: ant meeting of the Char- OI ll. ‘ Q The following are the results:—R-l- lottetown Driving Club t°. 4-1 l" -|- . ""' 0" " "'7'"7"R* z AGOGUES- '-|- l m t a m ‘ l rounds which is the distance they F D l“ 91!‘, "g a ' p’ ' ‘l are scheduled to travel. ‘$218! 120 63 ,|, i, + q, ,3, i, ,., + + ,. g, + * + t Intimate reports from Maddan's K‘ Klan?" 99 143 training camp at Pompton Lake F‘ Ta ‘or 126 31 are to the effect that Hartley is ln J T a: 102 ‘I30 wonderful condition. A man who ' l‘ has been folowing the flstic game _ _ ' ' for thirty years told the writer lT ml 1657 5“ 591 523 yesterday that Madden was in bet- 0 — - ter shape than he had ever been. before. Here is the significant EUREKAS. - remark made by this person last c. Brown . . . . . . . . .. s1 101 141 when. Athletes night: H. McNeill 100 190 _ - "Madden ls in grand shape. He H, Flnlgyggn , 131 76 weighs about 100 pounds, but will L_ wright. __ 155 129 come In. at something like 187. R_ ward _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ g3 67 He ls in far better shape than when _ he all but knocked out Fred‘ 504 569 609 Fulton. lt is my opinion that if TotakJﬁgg TORONTO. May 11- ——’l‘llo Cami- this fight ls on the level—if it ls ' dlan Olympic Conlmlttcc announc- on the llp-alld-llll. as the boys say- -..>—__ 0d officially yesterday that the llartley Madden will be in the ring GATT“ track and field men would snil and on his feet at the end of the Two ‘vomen greeted each other from Montreal on Juno 20 on the yimgemh round," . Iwnrmly ‘mm, chmch on Easter sun Montcalm. the oarsmen on June 25 .____<.@>i_.__ 'day and while they conversed theyggdthgwxlkzizeegsz‘: ufudnvlhq‘; "oﬁlz: Johnny-roan. teacher said some °“‘!"“'”“ 8”" “the” “imam ‘vluvtralning camp for [flick and field thin’ today about flndln' the great- k8?“ temmme eyes‘ | ‘How becoming your Easter hat _--

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Sportingginment

The following brief summary of the respective qualifications of Dempsey and Wills by a United States expert, seems interesting:

“Wills is four years older than Dempsey. He ls 32. and [or tile past two or three years had done little boxing. He has always taken the at- titude that he was not being treated fairly by promoters. As a matter of fact, Wills coulld have had plenty oi‘ engagements during the past. two years if he had cared to take them up.“

"The negro challenger is about an about ‘20 pounds heavier than Dempsey when they meet ln the ring. Wills hoe a much longer reach than Dempsey and ls a larger physical spcclmen. Both are expert. in infighting. The short Jolt to the body ls Wills‘ most effective weapon. Il-e llus.~tlle reputation ol‘ using hie arms and hands with so much cleverness at lnfightingihat his attack la at times completely hidden. Fight fans remember the bout with Kid Nor- folk. when Wlllls landed what at thotime was known as the invisible

A number of the 25 footers, somd iii. the waters edge and others gracefully bobbing at their moorings may be seen along the water front these daysnln fact ull along the different docks lots of life is manifested among the yachtsmen. who are getting their racers invshape for the first. big race of the season, May 24th,

The “Saints“ are looking for a-gaqpe with some of the local nines o"- an all Charlottetown tenm—-so why not give it to them’! That old alibi oi’ not being ln shape or training holds ggod Whls>l the weatherman keeps you off (‘he diamond, but commencing today with a good stiff

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The conlmitlco having illscussl-li with provincial representatives

and Capt. (‘orncllus of l-imnilion. May 24.

the (Jlynlpic couch, the question of

the host use oi‘ his time to hl-lp 31 to June 4.

bringing together the luau-rial necessary for training (‘illllp nl Montreal, the following schedule was adopted:

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Maritime Provlncvs. May 16. l7- 8 .

lllonlrl-zll. ‘May lil. 20, 21. Toronto interscllolastlc games.

Winnipeg.

Toronto, Oularlo trials. Juno. 7/1" Montreal cnmp, June 7 lo 20. y

lllonircal. final Olympic trial-s‘ June 1T. 18.

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practice every evening until Saturday should be sufficient to let the

university team know they were in a bnll game anyhow-lie Saturday

the dayiL-name it and lets go!

'lf the regular league ball clubs have forgotten ‘about ball, not so YOI-ll‘ Itching blwk. with the "Down Easters’ ‘as great activity is noticed on the diamond all-l joining the ‘Prince of Walee College grounds. A twilight league is or- [ganized and every evening large (crowds watch the teams battle for 65 honors. The diamond is in tip-top shape, with the base line marked off. years, u“; sooth-mg, a la big league ball park. To say that the interest and excitement during DBDQITMJIIE 011 119396 the games is intense would he putting it mildly. and what's more the ibrand oi ball handed out is by a long shot considerably superior to some oi‘ the games which the fans were forced t0 gllnlpse last year at the

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