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Defeats___OXcalns M

Cambridge -Star Sets New, Can-` adian Two Mile Record Of. 9 Minutes 24.1 Seconds _- Fur- long Hurdle 'Record Broken.

(Canadian Press Staff Writer-)' was t ce interrupted by rain. J.; 82-8 0LY’MIl?IC STADIUM, HAMIL- Bayles of Oxford took ‘the 18 pound

'roN. o'N'r-. July la. -(or) _ shot pu Hamilton showed Oxford-Cambridge 10 inches

a, three-man track team hero to- The Bl'.\Jns accounted fo_r a spe-Q day, that tumbled the combined cial 1.820 yard relay over the Olym-i

BOSTON, July 19. - One of Ed

dark and light blues from England pic ‘ .-.. third straight defeat since ni. ing an invasion of America. The Olympic Club team won the

iiual éfeet seven events to four.

'From the time Phil Edwards paced off 880 yards in ons" minute,‘ 15.0 legends to score Hamilton: lirst triumph, the Olympians were plways in front with a lead that

withstood vicwfies late in the con- i Lo

lest by Cyril Maibey, over the two- -

mis route. and sensational llacklplsy boveiock. at a mile. gum

12 feet six inches Their duell

t with il. throw of 41 i’eet,~`

Club. "

H11 V-*F* gc? I-3 -.lI'l'l wer'

Don

title

whose 4.07.6 time last Saturday atiumes 82’ James Langridge fm sion

Inveiock, 0xford's wonder miler Pl;

ains

Princeton, N. J., shattered th0`ag

world record, took it easy for three- j E”

quartersofthowaysgainstaslow 0

'Conn ` st

field and flashed over the last Lew, I sh _

or 55) against Lancashire at Chri

Il UW

iuamf with 9 Km* bum °f Weed' Middlesex aaa rl-learns iss, sinnns rt

io record 4.17.4, more than three g3_ seconds slower than the Canadian for

f°°°N» , Hampshire ass (Kennedy sei ago

u tersliire 48 for one wicket, at made the hurtling habitant an easy

In a more recent' meeting

Karran had set him a blazing (B

form Bert Pearson, winner of both'tin

. 8

lprints, and Art Rsvensdsle, Oo-ll-Ia

bcurg, Ontario youth who was re-

cruited for the meet to give the, H Olympians a show in the hu.rdles.’ accounted for all but one Hamil-l

ion victory.

After trouncing Pen Hallowell, Oxford star at the half mile, Ed- 1

wards came back to score his sec- ond win in the 440 yards, holding

°° Bn “'17 lead' H15 um° fm' °h° Home mms Yeswrday: Walker,

G10

1 Two Mile'Rssor-d G10" `

` Glamorgan 220 (Dyson 77. Duck- Doolane seemed nn the way to vic-

But Maher. chunky Cambridge field ss not out, Astili four for 'ni ltory

ltar. set a new Dominion lttndiail- Leicestershire 100 for one wicket, at when A towel was mysteriously

51119 m1““fN» 344 °°°°Y“ll in 31°' Hll\¢k1¢Y- _- itossed into the ring. His slackened W0"

.f miles after his team-'mate W. Northamptonshire 347 for six defame loft hm Open to B sudd-en

~‘ ` Blk camped on by _ a seemingly N*-‘Walk -» 5-7 40

pace for half the way. Warwickshire at Northampton. ,defeated Don Georgg Rochester __ 60 42 . I

h' ‘ T ronto .. ... 56 45 .554

¢§,,;l1iE,,;S,;n 3;; a,;,;;'f,iB;)itimoro sa 52 .scsi hiwk dh-,p that paved the Way{Montreal 49 52 A85!

‘for Geoygegg view,-y came at a_iAlbany . 46 56 .451‘

when Daglahe was the ag_ Buffalo 46 57 .447 Chic or, worrying his 0PPonent with Jersey City 35 53 -357 New

Deve

Freeman four for 79) Kent four the

ster. ~ vict

ewell 110, Timms 113) againstfhoid

Edwards, flashing most of his Sussex 157 (Cox five 'for 36), Not- 1,”

ha rris

mshire 118 for two (Keaton 55, and _ 58) at Nottingham. The

I time

` ! gress

_ a ha

Wm’ W” 5° °°°°“"‘- yankees, l; Miller, Athletics, l; w. .

rre .

P°'“"°° G°°‘| sox, l; Haroy, mas, 1. B

The Lende ° Foxx, Athletics, 26; _C

been

P°"°°"' ’°'Y°""°1d °°"°°1°°Y auth Yanks; 24; Klein Phillies, “if

dash ace. was much too fest for 13.

blonde youth was three yards

ahead of his teammate, Ihrl Des- N con.inthe100ya.i-dilastheolocks

caught him in 0.7 seconds. 7

am/est Davis, sprint star of the

up with a, strained muscle after S trailing Pearson in the century

Pearson won in 21.5 seconds-one ienth of a second slower than the Canadian record established in 1908 hn-

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by Bobby Kerr. from-canada, the United States and Without Charles Stanwood. Dim- Europa already entered. the inter- » Sgt.

Ind scratched from the 220 which

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bridge hurdlei',"wh.o had been bca- national transcontinental bicyvie C

ace

ten only ones on this continent and |-

7053! Th0l'ht0l1, who admi-!1llt¢Nd 1| rapidly reaching thi illll DN'

lhe lone upset, the Oxcams were p

lar below strength in both 120 high “ld 220 low hurdles. gho

, ' ; w is from sunday. a field oi' hear-

Brealrs Hurdle lteoorll ~ ly 'lo ridfrs is expected to mount

‘their wheels and set off on the long

:But even the Britons were not gr-ind |ni`ch will take them half

ay ' '

Dl`€Pa1'ed for the brilliant show of W Bpeed Ravensdale, former Univer-

\ new canadiiin record of 24.4 sec- up

finds in the ful-long ur-die race, -pected before the lists close on Pri- b°i\l4118 the time C511 Cosifee, gy, The eight who sent their en-

sprintoi-, set) book in.¢,-in in today to director wiiiio

spencer were Mario Rossi. Italytl

got away .fast and Ovila Trudeau, Montreal; Otto _

urnibitesmoro speed between the Lusaka, Germany; rrantosisa mr- sticks than he had ever showed I tslska, Caecho-Slovakia; Francois Canadian audience. Rsvedsdaio had Francin, Paris, France; Tom Flynn. more trouble capturing the short cork, Ireland/and Herman Zalmel, race. But he had enough left sflor `1-nmburg, Germany. '

The cities which the race will

"mt 0! Ifillibvio to keep his mar- pass through include Quebec, Three _ Rivers, Sherbrooke, Cornwall, Port onio nolrana, slender' colored 1-rope, ont.. Pembroke, North nay, bby. marked up the seventh Ham-Sudbury, Sault ste. Marie, ont.; “£93 win in the ‘runningi broad |Dulutil, Minneapolis, Madison, Mil- .iiimp with a leap of U feet, _9 '1-2 nmuhee, Chicago, Detroit, Toledo, inches. 2olevelsnd,¢uffalo, Niagara Falls, oaen- sutonnoistoi-. xonsas oity‘N. Y.; Batavia, N. Y.; nnintronl. Pole vaulier who competes for cam- Hamilton, '1oronto, Pelersbourough ,

hkihs the lut hurdle inches in

gin. Hu time was 15.7 seconds. ,

QIQ a When the starting gun bark# at

Announcement of eight addition-

sity of Marquette star, tumed on. .1 ,hh-lop _hy promoter Armand The tall cobourg timber-topper set vincent today brought the entranfe

ll, Indians, 1; R Ferrell, Red

Berger Brava, 17, Gehrig. len

e Totals: American, 379; ional, 259; total, 638. ` Lt'

tart In Long i.

Sgt.

y of road and six day riders Pte.

Gin olfer title a cou the sham 72 h

i ple oi' 77's today to capture* Nova. Scotia amateur golf pionshlp. His total for the cies ol medal play was

93-85-77-'I7-332. `

The runner-up \Was J. M.

Matt

" today from

NooN, July la.-io. P. cable) imi- res at _the end of the first day's Thi? tonight in first class cricket int fi' in England were' the t

s ' .

yers 278 for nine wickets Mbnti'

here last night for .1 victory Successful in the tie-shoot in gain- lio\w~\

hh hour, 21 minutgs and 35 ing places in the second stage of Con ds of rugged graippling in the the St. Georges challenge vase porat mas Basket all-star mat Saturday. Alwselhér I1-ine 0811841- H1510

i|ians will be in the final stage of Bisle

is DeGlane's forinm- claim to! this big individual service rii`iclSnckv crown that the New Yorker competition, first prize consisting scvcni

no wickets, at Gravesend. now wears. He won it some months of the valuable vase, dragoon cup, Emsl ces

ce im

t Gentlemen at Lords. in `0 ex 310 for eight (Eastman 113, secon

(Canadian .Pi-ess)

GBY, N, S., July_19-C. M. t" Cain, y\lthful Yarmouth

who held ‘the Maritime n 1931, came through with

hews of Chester, who had -82-93-344.

S- CRD

Flrst Stage Of Kings Prize. __

` . ' lean: i _ U ,By “___ T_ _-,_m____,____ C_______»_-__ Sow me Churchill Was Scene I,i?e

Press starrwi-ion-.i scoring was nigh in the rn-st C3,19(l0I11a,n Club

BISLEY CAMP. Eng., (C. Ristage of the historic Kings Prize - . 1 T cable)-'rho canadains came to ‘and a totaior as out or s. possible Alll'll13.l PICHIC YGS-" 1,

the forefrontiwith a bang today as 105 in three distances, 200, 500, -.

,the Imperial meeting of the Nat- and 600 yards was necessary to terda*y° 0 C C ai S10 n 1

ional Rifle, Association neared the qualify. The bronze cross and °

clzmax. After several days of luck- medal ~ Eluoyed' The

less shooting the Canadians got went down to business. No fewer than ban.

M il out of 16 were success!

I_ qualifying in the first stage of the 101 but Kings Prize in which nearly 1,000 Lt. Col iincrlrsmen battled for the :loo plac- ‘ was iz les in Friday’s second stage. Uhmidi

1 second

foi winning the first stage

t Li t. E. J 1 i D - _ _ Siuthexfrzca' ov;;;°r;u5nedU‘:n The annual scottish Gathering , the first heat of the free-lor-ali, at

ill. l.D 102. S9

gent' P' Hooper °f Mm°"~ prowess, the renewing of old friend- other

` Then Lt. coi. c. w. o:pson, o ,

_ Hamilton, Lol-ed 49 out of a pos- 93. Ser

sible 50 to tie with two English- P- E. I.. 93. Pte. C. A. Thompson of

but dropped his vigilance

mmerlock. The victor scaled 220

T A N D I N Gagainst 226 for DeGlane. AMERICAN LE

» - won La-.t P.(‘..` Fi”

nadlan Scorlng' New York .... ._ 54 al 675” De”

(ay no Associated Press) At Bisley Meet 44 42 W Dr

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Chicago 43 43 .500 and

(Canadian Press Cable) Detroit 42 46 _

ISLEY CAMP. England. July 19 cleveland _ 42 41 _ Dm anadian scores in the Corpor- Boston ._ 35 50 .412 Phi

on of the City of London Chai- St. Louis 34 58 .3701 M

< Cain,

ge Cup at Bisley today, 10 shots

the Britton.; in the sprinte, the Ymkm 1., at 1,000 yards, possible so, were as " rloNAL LEAGUE ` 00°

’ ' follows:

1 - ~f 5' '

ackh, ,mr b9_¢1¢.d;-oppihg ghe;To cap the day the Canadiians,_g1|1ri.n gal Frenchman into suhmis. three out of five Canadians were|lbl'cczc

'(’l`.

ring after Gibson in the Cor- ion of London shoot one of ngest service rifle matches at

when a shattered collarbone the N. R. A. gold cross and $50. score,

,men for leadership 1h the corpor- Sherbrooke 93, Lt. A. G. Gunter of ation of the City of London match Saint

George., deadly flying tackles at 1,000 yards and they will all Molecey, no 9 member ofthe team, had removed Hem-1 Demane shoot off for the silver cup. Next with

the heavyweight w,esthnglGibscn was announced winner of R. Si picture' fm- the time being abtiie Elkington aggregate, taking thi' lil

_ ltiie 33 year old challenge cup by Silcoliilg conditions were excellent

speedy ¢}mmp10h5h1p-c1ahh_!po.sting 98 in the Duke of Cam- throui! om Java N y ie; fl with* bridge and City of Loudon shoots strong

fl at times. There was little

John with 90 and Lt. A. C.

90. The Commandant, Lt. Col. mmonds of Halifax, got into

iilch and qualified with 95.

hout the day although with

sunshine the light was

to bother the mairl-rsmen,

young Lt. D. 0. Vi/hite of llc, N. B., with 48 placed

li and the veteran G. M.

ic. Toronto, with the same

was eighth each winning $15.

INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE B

Lost nc. I

.608 H 588

AGUE

` 54 :il .635

477 412 S

51 .420 :roll

which starts here on July 30

tory stage

Montreal baseball stadium a

across the continent and back.

to 46 with nearly a score ex-

hfl4se.~°°iva»»mpnurktor1,in~»nr\9\tuils.Huii. _

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OF PROVEN QUALITY

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go .. . . York 411 3 nes and Gr\1be;- Brown, Moore, ns and Dickey.

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ASEBALL ESIHTS

AMERICAN LEAGUE

fn? af-I, °!’|

t game:

oit ._ 3 9 0 delphia 712 1 cher, Herring and Hayworth, utels; Mahaffey, Earnshaw Cochrane.

econd game: _ Oit .. 10 18 1 ladelphia. 510 1 arberry, Rowe and Hayworth:

Coombs, Freitas, Peterson and

hrane, Madjeski_

C...-.. Canadian Marks- fsuccifssful Darkey menToForefrontS C 0 TTI S H B

olf Crown __

4 Eleyon out of sixteen Qualify In ,Q A T |.| E R |NE G

track record was broken yes-

terday at the Northam Races, in

e. N S Ideal weather and

sponsored by the Caledonian Club. | 2-09% by Diifkel’ Gralliim 0! Upper

ck _ .

vgalbgtlgers glad “Mes °t was held yesterday afternoon at I' Si/ewia u F? WS U°btOn e §°;_a;;an“;’|l Churchill, and was very successful. swat r Cihg made the races a great

_ M up with 100 The 0 I lThe large _crowd gathered in Mac- success. g _ ' n 3' I K1nnon`s field in a beautiful part of Die C1`i€@1'0d HS the track record was ans “mms t‘° get 1“f'° the the district, and enjoyed the occa- ‘ broken in the first heat oi' the rac- stage were Lt. Col. Gibson, l sion to the fun Feats of athletic ,,s_ S

ships, and the partakilig of the

Ovcr three thousand peo-

bounty of the board made the occa- ‘ ites were cheered as they came to

sion a notable one. the wi

Addresses, in which the Scottish in each race and there was a. larger

spirit of welcome, hospitality and friendship was dominant, were de- livered by Mr. John Anderson. Mr. D. Edgar Shaw, KC., and M12 Wai- ter Shaw.

The people of Churchill gave the

visitors a very warm welcome to the

numb r of horses entered than us- ual, Addie McGraw and Mao Volo coming first in 2.15 'Hot and 2.22 Pace.

Free-for-all

community, and the ladies of the| The first class called was the

district won #he praise and appre-‘Fire

Gratten

reeks Record In reat Race Meet

r Stewiacke Racer Circles rack In 2.09 hree Thousand gan And =l\=i<__>rrison Meet.

111 '- Over Attenrl "\i’_lil~

ill? no pockfii Li'.i.'I»: .-iii.i'_i\l LL; :id- Vaniagc, Pcici' S, ii'3li:il;, vzillle through on thc inside zvlili rt i'u.<.li to Win the heat. May Tcll second, Emma \’i/alson il‘.ii`ci, A.i_'_:iil'i Queen, follrtii

SI.'.`vI]\I.»'\!2\' Free-for-all

L\al'kcy Gratten, Fulioil, Sinai"-

ome new horses from thai iackc (Conroy) 111

side made the racing event Calumctl-Brownic. Mrs. Ballard,

more interesting and the old favor- Sydney (Hood) . . . . . . . . . .._ 3 2 2

I\lni'joi'1c M., Jiibnlcc, Sidiicy

re. The time was very fastl nlnbaicci . . . . . . . . . . . . . .._ 2 3 4

King Spruce, Baker, Darl-

mouth 1133.!-:fm . . . . . . . _._ . 4 4 3

Neil Frisco, B;ll`.ar<i, Sydney

(Pllrvisi _ 5 6 5

ivolo Ri:-|»_ l‘n.'_»i‘ Iwi'-_ (_ ii.'ii‘-

lotletolvll 1I\i<lif=llil1,i G 5 G Tlmc-2DfJ'i2 13.051,; 211.

2.15 Trot '

-for-all. lvhich harl :lx start- 5 Addie MrGi'a\~__ R.|_\'mo\iri and

ciation of those who partook of thc l ers which included Marlorie M., oi' .\IcNeiil, Cfirmiiii ._\l,».-~;.-rip 1 1-1

meals offered.

The games, which were under the i ie. a

The first heat got away on the fifth i High Toby, Fulton, Sicwiacnze,

with Daiikey Gratian taking? (Coliroyi . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 3 4 ad and llcvcr was headed_lSlicnillliloilli, B;ill.li‘fi, F~fi:ir_~_v rie M. second, Calumet Brown- ` iPlii~visi , . . . . . . . _ ._ G 5 3

ie third and King Spruce fourth_!Klng Frisco, McAriliui', lien-

direction of Mr. J. G. MacFadyen,

were keenly contested, :md were a score

, .

source oi' pleasure to both spectators I the le and competitors alike. . Marjo

Following were the events and

winners:

Shot Puff-1, H. Saunders, City, 40

The time in this heat, 2.09%, sets a new track record. The forilter being

ft. l in.; 2, W. Matheson, Belleview, 2.11%; made by King 1-'.”_T_‘.‘:. at the

37 ft. 10 ins.; 3, H. Dockerty. New Haven, 35 ft.

night meet last season. The second heat was also fast time with Darkey

Broad .lump-1, Geo Ayers, City. Gratten taking the lead again and

19 ft. 10% ins.; 2, E. White, Stan- never

was in trouble. Calumet

chel, 17 ft. 91.5 iris.; 3, M. Owen. Brownie came up fast in the stretch

City, 17 ft. 6 ins. , to finish second. Manorle M. third.

Throwing Hammer-1, E, Mathie- King Spruce fourth. The third got

son, Belleview, 108 ft. 9 ins.; 2, W. away on the first score. Darkey Matheson, Belleview, 89 ft. 5 ins.; 3, Grattan taking the lead throughout.

H. Saunders, City, 67 ft. 10 ins.

Pole Vault-1, R. Williams, City.

8 ft. 8 ills.; 2, M. Owell, City, 8 ft. 5 ins.; 3, B. Provincheur, 8 ft. 2 ins.

100 yard dash (time 10 1-5 secs.)-

1, H. Saunders; 2, R. Williams; 3, G. Ayers.

Calumet Brownie second. King Spruce, who went a splendid race. third, Marjorie M. foilrlll.

2.15 Trot

The next class was the 2.15 Trot

which had seven good starters and was a. real good race. Peter Dawes

Tossini: Caber-1, E. Matheson, 30 taking thc lead to the back stretch.

ft. ll ins.; 2, D. A. MacKinnon, lwhe

Churchill, 29 ft. 11,3 ins.: 3, Gedclic taking the lead to the finish. Frank

J. Ortolan came up fast in the sec- ‘ Silvcr Doctor, isowricss, Sum-

MacLeod, Bonshaw, 29 ft. ,. Little Girls’ Race, 12 yrs.-1, Flor-

ence MacLeod; 2. Jean Currie; 3, Adele MacRa.e.

Little Boys' Rare, 12 years - 1,

Burton MacKinnon; 2, W. Buchan- Addi

an: 3, E. McKinnon.

Sack Race-1, Ivan Ferguson; 2,

ond half to finish second in a. driv- ing finish with Petcr Dawes, third, King Frisco fourth. The second

tolan with another great drive, fin-

7 13 1 E MacR.=l(=; 3. A. Maillirson. ished second, High Toby thil-rl. Peter

"`t_Loi'. .. '

.Col. C. W. Gibson. Hamilton 49 ` Wnn Lost P.C.‘;°VaShm;;Un __ _ _ _ _`_ B 14 2 High ,|ump_-1_ H_ Shuhripl-5_ 5 fi, Daw

QSM. Ct. M. Emslie. Toronto .. 48 New York 50 34 .5051 vc

, - _ Lt. D. o. white, sacisvilio, NB. -is chicago 49 40 .sail as

0 Riders T0 isgt.-Mai. N. J. Monood, Toronto 47 Pittsburgh 4'i as .5411

Pte. c. A. Thompson, sher- st. Louis . 45 41 .ses gif

woke. Que. . . _ . . . . _ . . _ 45 Boston .... 43 44

o » ` Sgt. J. Borland, Toronto 44 Philadel hia. ... 37 48

B lk 8 Gfln d c_Q.M.s_ w. 0. lviorrish, Toronto 44 Brooldyr? as 4'/

P. Hooper, Milton, P.l=3.I. ._ 43 cincinnati :rr

QMREAL, ,mly 19.- With an Capt. H. W. Bishop, Ottawa

A. C. Hutchirison, Fergus, Lt. A. C. Gunter, Saint John ._ 39

ont. . _ . . . . _ _ . _ . _ _ . . . _ _ . . . . 41' x-Lt. A. c. Holecay, \vinnipsg _ ss .R_ “_ E_ . -

E. G. stock, Toronto 41 Lt.-col. F. W. Utton, Toronto .. 32 rim game, Scorisii music was Siiplviivfi bi' the hai

apt. J. 'r. steels, Guelph 41 X-Non-member canadian team. New York _ ._ 1 a 2 pipers. who were llresenfi. and liahc- mi to take the lead at the three

Pittsburgh .. 4 9 0 ing concluded the festivities. qual'lci's :md won the heat. Johnny

Fitzsimmons and Mancuso; -éh_-____ Milos mono. Al B, Jr., camo up F'°“°h “rid 0"°°°- - ‘fast in the last. half in finish ihirrl.

Highland Fling, boys-Hammond

Step Dancing, men - 1. Dougall

Grabowski, Tate-_

Brooklyn 5 9 0| Second game: ' Th Cincinnati ._ 8 9 4|Baltimore .. 1113 0 1°-

Beck and Lopez; Johnson, Koip,_Buffg,1Q __ 3 7 3 thi1'd.Mr.H0ri1€y f011rih.

I smith. Derrinser and Lombardi. smyiho and Linton; narinlis, ni-I

liott, Brewer and Kenny. I INTERNATFUNAL LEAGUE 2.27‘1vot and Paco. with 4 ing field

FlrSt game:

First same; ‘Jersey City .. 0 5 n .

_ Newark __ _U ___ ___ 913 oinochesm. 1 8 ovreal good race. The first heat was!

Thromb __ _ __ 4 5 5 Perkins and Emerson; Kaufmann, la real horse race, thc horscs all fin-

Deshong and Kies: Frazier. Col- and 1-linkle. ‘ishing in a bunch and it was diffi-

li0i'. C001! Bhd H¢Vil18- 5 Sammi "me: cult to pick out the posllious, May

Second game: Jersey City .. ._. ... 2 4 2 -_ _

Newark .. ... .. 0 4 0.Rochesier . . . ... 912 0 second' Jonyslm t,hl‘:' Iy"uCk"_ B' TOYOHW ~ - . ~-. -.- .. 1 5 0| _I-Iasty. Pipgras and Emerson. fourth. Winnc Will e. who uns a

weaver. Murphy and xies; Blake and Florence. fa

Brame and Smith. h nt uhen :hc went to a break and

J AMERICAN ASSOCIATION brnkc a hobble and was distanced.; A1532; 5""“°: , 18 2,, 3 Loulsvmp 3 st Paul 5 The second heat was also a good match, was hr~;.\\wn Toni (luv-

._ ... .. .1 _ . , . . , 1

Montreal ___ 10 16 2| Fmt game_md,annpnHs 5' Min_ heal. wiltlh tthe lhorses well bunchcd. ` b Ragland, Carrithers and Phelps; lneaiwlis 7. _ ' M”-V T° Wm’ "5 he heat' A“g“sl:

ogden. Brown, smith. 1vici<ciihan,i second who-liidiniinpniis 0 Queen Sewlid. Emma \V=\tS<m. whai Myllykangas and Tate. Minneapolis 15. _:coined to be going better. third'

'elis and Shea; Stewart, Thom- 4 ins.: 2. G. Ayers. o ft. 2 ms.; 3. M. also a good one, Addie McGraw and Sewell. Owen, 5 ft. again taking the lead, Frank J. Or-

tolan second, Shenandoah third,

Velma 21 MacDonald, Murray River. High Toby fourth, Peter Dawes was

A94 v¥°n1~"o'r}oll"c`onnoll'y Ur-ludiin c. 5”” "““°'““' '“di°’_1' G‘ Cm' d"“""" this hm'

.135 iBmv;m and 'Pytmq Johngon, ello, Riverdale; 2. Jean Mac.Kinnon,l

ch, Kline, Weiland and R. Fei'-1 C'hlli”C1`ii11~~

2.22 Pace

pace with six starters. The first

MacKinnon, Churchill; 2, Howard I l-lest was a real horse race, with Mr.

NATIONAL LEAGUE /. MacKinnon. Churchill; 3. Gordon [ He

MacKi1li1oil Chlirrhill iter.

i in 1.05, Mac Volo Coming up

Yor!-zola, who also went a good heat.

re third heat was won by hliic Vo-,' Johnny Miles second. Al B. Jr.§

2.27 Trot and Pace

Tile fourth class called wris thc

of eleven starters and 1::-s another

Tell winnliig the heat, Aligrist Queen

Maritime fame and Calumet Brown- _ frank J. Oriolan, Gi~_.i:i;., Slim-

new-comer to Island tra.cks.i merside (Holincsi . . . . . . . .._ 2 2 2

singtori (McArthur) . . . . . ... 4 7 6

Golden, McKinnon, Charlotte-

town (Mi-Kinnoni 7 6 5

Hclcii D Cobb, Sliniiixwsiric.

(Steelm 5 3 7

Peter Da\\c§, Mclntyrc, Char-

lottetown (McIntyre) 3 4 dr Time-2.13: 2.13 .i 212;.

2.27 Tru! nllrl l’:i(‘c

May Tell, I-lf`illli_.,.~(;.', lllrc-1*

Herbert. NS. iiloizncsi 1 1 2

Peter S. O'Bi'ii~ii_ _-illucrion (Mc-

Aiduili _. 6 61

August Qin- .:. .\.iiKcmii», Tril-

ro (Coili'o_‘.'i 2 2 4

Emma. Watson, McMahon,

Kensington iSemplci . . . .._ 5 3 3

Jollyset, Bciilictr, Mllirziy River

iMcKcnii.i~ _' 3 49

n Addie McGraw moved up.\Lllc!~:_v E, .'\i"l\1cii.:ii‘, Triiro

(McKcilzic/ 4 5 5

mcrsidc (Steele) 7 7 6

Biddy Ailbrfiv. Rzinis:ig.~, Con-

way iRam:.nj.'» ._ 887

heat got nlvay on the first score.lReal Great. .\I'l~1.iy. Cliarlottc-

e McGraw taking the lead and tovm, (Schili'iimn> 10 9 B

never was headed. Frank J. Or- ‘Winnipeg Boy, O`Bi~lc;~i, Albor-

ton i'O`l3l‘lcn> 910 dl'

Winnie \‘Vinl:lc, O'B:‘icii Al-

es fourth. The third heat was' h»=i`ton ~I~I O`lli'ir-i~.» ._ Dist.

Timo--‘_'.lT‘i: 2.115' 2111 _

The officials wcrc: Starter and niiiimlliccr--Ed. A.r.'i:'n, Cir‘n‘< of (`r'l:'_sc -.7. O. C0511. Judges--H:1i~i‘_\' S:iIl;\li.liit, Gccvizo

The next class called was the 2.22. Callbcck, J. A. _\i.1<-i’licl'.~on and Wil-

lard Kelly.

Timers-Dr. A. A. Lncklinri, W. B.

nley taking the lead to the quar- I, l\IacArthlll' and F. J. E. \'v'i`:°.lir.. J0lii'iii.V. MUPS 021110 ‘UD in Y-hi‘ i 'Tho rricliig :ill will off liiiw with

\'cr_v litllc :'f‘(i;'lii; .iiirl ilic Track managcmclli llfirl lilo lizlvk' in per- fect conriition. Holiimiiis loud-

vorite was unfortunate in this c > . ' _

First some-To‘.<‘dn 12. Miiivnukcc, .ioliysct fourth. The ihirri hs-at up-Ii

Second game--Toledo 0, 'Mil-

Albilny .. 2 6 0 waukec 8 (10 innings). iMontreal 613 0 First night game-Columbus 9, "

sfwnd Umm: 9~ . ,set thc dope. Emma Watson taking

thc lead and lcokcrl like thc win-

er cntA>i'il1g alle stretch. when May e .

1 _ Filloy and radeon, uienaels and. Kansas city o 'I ii came up on the out-side Here'

Speaker arinmillrcd thc different hcnts as ilicl' \-.ri-ri rim nnri fha nll1f~r evenly. oi ilw iliv. lliliin;

Nesvfcgxlztlkpmen _ 7 10 g' ph." game. fourth. The second heat was also intervals in 111.- i'.|i`f-.<, h_iii<i mii-.iv pittsburgh __- 3 13 3 Baltimore _ 5 19 0 a good race, Yonkola taking the lead

Clark, Hubbell and Msncuso; Buffalo ._ _ _ _ 1419 o to the half when Mac Volo moved Smith, Harris, Hoyt, Chagnon, Richmond. Closet imrl Sprinz; up gh fake the hoai, yorkoih second, _ Swetonic and Picinich, Grace. Milstcacl, Gould and Keiiny. _,,.,,.m,,_V Mum think Al B _,,_ f0._,,.Lh_i

was dispcliscri. 'Ihr-i'~ was .1 imc exliibluon of stop <i.:.rii.< lz_\ von- restanls from rilffciw ni poi 1;. oil ill' Island, .lnllll l‘;`i\iii.».;, »\iiii1;’,ioll. coiniiig fil'.<i. Vinh: l7~i-iiiirci oi Frcetown, agcri liicvcil 7,0 11:4, socoiici. and James l\icl.-criii, Poitsfic, tllirri. Other dniifc-stanls were .lzmlcs E. Hughes. Kinknrali Ci.1i'r-l~.<'i~ I\1firAu_<- land, Tyne l.'.illo_\'; Pciui- (`i'riig, Chiii‘icitli~to\\'n; Wm. ll:ii-\vy,l31Ic;'s- lie :incl Lcilcas Boigcig T_\'nc \’."il1c_v were the ficlrllcrs.

Two good boxim: lin-.if.~. nddcii in

the atlinctioii nf thc cizly Tho fli's!.

0110 ivns ll:i\\‘f‘l'1i K. C). ||.\n‘_\'. weight. 122 lbs, illlri Hifi Nl(-linlscii, 136 lbs. Fivc rniiiirls of lim mmilic periods olidcil ln :i will for Niflloll- soil.

The scrniifi linlli_ ai will i» mill:

ollrnc, 115 llis. nilii Bcililic i‘-mn.<, 149 poiinds. iiilrl r~t‘.<ir.'i in n <li'r_\\'. This ll'\<l Six rmlnds of tivo xililliilc periods. .l.i.<. l`-¢iiii’ci_¢;isi', of New Annan, was thc rllicicni. ri-frrcc. Professor Lnilclry. (llc i:i~fmg innil. 'imllscri illc 4~ro‘.=.'<l vitli soinv of his stunts. Tea \\'.i.= .s_~i'\‘<~il li_\' ihc lil- dies or Lot is Unitrd cliurcli

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