to Billiard the Island

Iinni 0f

Showing

his oppone the title c practically

ct the third and

creasing hi

lvcries positions inc. d did

point could

bout it. Nicholson, was right. on

Harry Redmond 500 to 282 in the

that had been management Billiard Parlors.

him champion a score of years ago Nicholson came from behind

50 points at the end of the first 100 OCIHLS. This was increased

ond; over a 100 at the end of the HE\\’i_\’-CX‘O\\’DEd champion kept in-

striving opponent.

Making few mistakes Nicholson all through the match kept continually‘

for

Redmond last fighting hard t0

tournament play to win title when he defeated was the lgrest tournament heartily nducted by the of the Sunnysidc the skill that had made

had the nts early lead to win onvincingly. Scoring on every shot Bill led by

to 70 sec-

players

end oi‘ the

from this point. on the applause

s margin over a hard- mosh

the in difficult Redmond. Seldom he lay them up mid year's champion.

the very last not do very much a-

Ina

being

nothing Tonight

BOWLING HOCKEY. WRESTLING

the Parlors capacity to the

Redmond has been seen tom’?- form vary much better on pr us occasions nevertheless he took his defeatngamely and gracefully and

9

first to congratulate the newly-crowned Islsnd

carefully

champion.

Playing the match took over two hours and a half to finish and as a rc- sult rims were not high. Nicholson

every shot

highest with 29 and 28

respectively while the best Red- mond could muster was 14, so tight was the way his opponent was setting up

the balls. Both however displayed plenty

of skill with the cue on more than one occasion that brought down _

from a crowd that taxed

up- SNOOIKEII,

second

round, section

_ match of the snooker tournament conducted Ralph Haynes won a place in the semi-finals by defeating M. Bevans two games to

1n *1 Well-played match. Ernie McGee. winner of

the first section plays W. Pinsau

liisﬂgame last night and while in another semi-final encounter. AA ..A_A..._-___._._.___.sW. _ y . .. _ 66'] HOLY ruins BOWLING “we”, Game mxsli Doubles m... n. D 20¢ 169 aoa $- Dlmoan $0 110 D1 V. O01 399 m: L. Aiunault 100 1.85 145-1106 L 11335?’ 23:3 :3 If; , llvq 0.1mm“ an m aso QjEgm, y é ‘g: 1 ' tire F. Flynn 1.34 154 l54—l093 “so 10831151 l I€ Toomlbs 200 157 195 ;,°“‘IX3“4' ‘ ‘ll . McKinnon s9 I'm 341-1000 o. 30s go u; t ‘M’ n. MoCabe 1'15 m as r312." iﬁnﬁ ll,9?l‘l"°’l.lll_llllll ﬁéhﬁlfll i3 ‘l1 . e . . i E. Robin 15p 351 $3 Tcmwmolg f,“ m 3°" 0181240 1000 mo, run 2 101 110-1057 Elmtﬁl-glazﬂlj" dgr: n8 - Rﬂbln I1. G001 210 21 H h 0hr , y... rt... isms... r 61m“. 15?, Emmi m m w arrows novvuxo us!!! I w? . eenan 132 191 171-1000 m“; Doubhs C1‘! . w}, Bomigsn 187 136 121 W. P. Patterson & A. Goss-l . i I‘ ‘W’ '"“ 1” “rm mznwcyesellrtiwll‘? i - . 0&X'—— , » Wt i m“ ll: s: l..." t. ~..l.~.%:.:.~ t...» CO 8S W g1‘ “s m1 M” at 8:30 for finals. $611? t 170 161 172- NB Men's Singlw-Candlc Pin; Lyn Sabin I15 1'11 14s A. H. Bu k —b9'!. {g3 II osllwlul m we DIP-MB y &1M1g%ﬂ]£i_5g()_ 31¢ l. 108 1B6 m N. .1351 gm E3 s. aslllh m lea 144-01: Lif:¢_Agg:;t|e_.566_ . - - a rso —565. _ _ mg} n. nllizllll 106 15a 14a n, Dmmnqai‘ s...» 5' nor I. Bimth 1st 124 139-909 gggilghb-ﬁﬁ, i- aw t: “s: la ... l any’ ... {he - . ac enzie—- , or; l". Claw-ﬁll. t. rs if.’ is. t. ﬁlii; h“ or“ -~ . 2 ' I Tonight's sllllllsllls st 1 oulillcll ll I M aseball s, ' GENTS , , ' t; tztzm" lit-shot Big Six- a. %ac y A. bIfLcEachern . rown . Doiron .. V. Mclnnism Jrliﬁy . MDQUI, . an A R b G dhnv w!" - e. smith m. 1.. mm ( (Firstytiiflél-BDCIIEELQII: mil C ll‘. Mailett L. Callaghan haguep 13$ X‘ 333$?’ o Cligﬁeoclllllaiﬁ A m . d- f; itﬁﬁﬁﬁt‘; I V01‘ , 111E115 . l? l‘? “ilin-iélﬁil. . whats: yskilsmigai“ 1g lgg g: g; 53g ' r ' yer, CH8. OTS at t - ti?‘ m... Candle Pin League 3:55:13 n.5,, l}; p: lg lg gr, m, Th McCormick, Reds 4'1 201 2o '10 .340 l a following four teams start. "om Runs: m“. Red 50x m; P“: “mi-ht I'- 9 °°I°°k3 JOIIDSfIIiM Agllcltwlglﬁ; Czeenlberg, Wm Tigers. ; or, era. ; Good- fro Team No- Ii Team Nv- 6 man, Reds. 1a; ott, Giants. is; h; lggdgggiladn KJ- ﬁlgxﬁfg gfetlliwicl}, (éardinnls, 8; Gutteridge, ' ' Bl‘ 111B 5. . we D. McDonald M. Dowling R B511“! In: Fo , B0000. Ire. M. Qmlfwllv D- M<=Kvﬂzle so; uAlyucerlll, Indians, sl-‘at, coma fro C. Pineau F. Gallant 51. York Ti "5 . Med lck N" J- Klrwl" M- AYIWW‘ clirainllls’ 43- gGaian4Cubs 4f ' W _ . . . . bei Team No. 'l Team No. B DUCKS IN SEASON wag [Yd- CE 139$" Iloivooiv-(cio- After heavy it, B? Cabllﬂm" " Wlllhm“ Zilﬁllﬁ? iiliilf Tlifllllllmilfﬁl‘? gxf, W552,” the fore one day recently, record- “! l.._._ltfcDo_'ugall R.___b_f_q1f_‘a_rl§n¢ J __i_ngh_2j__ducks in seven matches. the ' 0d W81 wh 00! tat. flu in!

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Bouris, 147 lbs.

IN AID

SOIIRIS, JUNE 8.30 Sharp

‘SOIIRIS FIRE DEPARTMENT

1 6th.

IMIII BOIIT, 10 IIOIIIIIIS

McCORMACK - vs.

St.

PORTER McINTYRE

John, N .B., 145 lbs.

SEMI-FINAL, 0 ROUNDS '

VI.

I50 lbs, Souris PRELIMINARIEQ 4 ROUNDS

I EVERETT CHEVERIE Bouris FRANCIS McDONALD ~ Cllopsiow , , RINQBIDE 15c I ‘ ' Advance Isle Town Clerk's Office

REFEREE-Ed. Longsphie -

Vi.

VI.

DAN MULLINS

154 lbs, St. Poforl ‘

NAT McCORMACK Soul-ls

LEM PAQUET Sourls

RESERVED 50c

‘Ell! Nicholson Shows Old

Time Form In Winning Island Billiard Crown

After an absence of ton years Bill Nicholson last night returned

Free - hitting Game Won

u-nt-I-P-i Ev night l ’ a pounding out s 28-18 the hivifelisls in a scheduled Softball Lennie amounts:

Trsilinl their in: into the last the winners scored five times

that two and four runs in the f ‘ ‘ ’ their

three rames to 17-8 and although

counter. Two rookie hurlers took mound last night. was serving Imperial-ls and yielded in for 38

10 runs.

f

Brood rims: Rovers, 10; 1m islis, c. Home run: Whole-n. 3 hdcﬁch

of! MnNevin, Struck ou McNevin. 1. Ldt. on base: Rovers, l0; ials. 9.

U u-At the plate Bill aw- lor; on the bases, rill wiilllnls and T. Robertson.

- By Innings

0A4 Ev-cl

0-8.!!! 0-431020 x-GBHB

Aussies‘ Earn Draw In First Test Match

NOTTINGHAM, England, Juno l4--(ClPGsblo)-A long partner- ship between Don Bradmsn and W. A. Brown pulled Australis outofa tight holc today and forc- ed a stalemate in tho first oi the 1030 cricket tests with England. The next battle cf the five-game series opens in Ilondon Juno 24. The pair combined to hit up 27'! runs of a second-innings total of 427 at the first attempt to reply a England's 658 for eight declar-

In s. great exhibition of do- fensive batting the Antipcdesn (hptsin played throughout the day to compile 144 not out, his

tests. Brown, equally cautious. was retired for 133. Brmdmarfs mark surpassed by one a record held by Jack Hobbs. famous ‘Eng- isnd first-wicket batsman ' retired a few years ago.

Outstanding honors in the four- day match went to Stanley Mic-

Walcs player hit a slashing 282 in his team's first innings for his highest score in tests against 5mg- land. ‘Four centuries in the record-smashing innings, two of them—-Denis Compton and Leonard Hutton- reaching the three-figure mark in their international match with Australia. Edward Payntcr led the quarter with 216 not out snd C. J. Barnett made 126. Compton scor- ed 102 and Hutton on even cent-

try.

Brilliant wosthor prevailed tilroughout the contest except on the opening day when a hailstorm caused s brief delay and the Trust bridge ground record of Shjdiiwsl broken Saturday.

VITIIAN DID DIM) BUBNHAM. Indiana -—((P) - Pmfassional to tho Burnbam and

Borrow golf club for 10 years, A. R. Eddbicfmdildjlillulilfk“,

B X Rovers ssuwmis. “£29335

stride by over

City

ems 5-1 m. of the thug thstfxumotoiskoaonc-runlssd they never relinquished. Five,

margin the losers throatsned seriously by amounting for iivo runs in the seventh and

the "Snag" ﬂquare- thelm up for the hits good runs while his opponent Lloyd McNevin on the Rovers’ hill gave up 16 safe blows during the oonttwt and

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Sinner!

18th century in Anglo-Australian

who

Cabs 27-year-old vice-captain of the Australians. The new South

_ -. llvnqq Englishmen contributed

III!

its s lone tyre mag; it ii? seven - on gtgtblyqkol; haw about s few facts that and Mrs. Boxing Fan

t ui dcrl gvigg Cgnnflilll

i a» mistake m A“ rocsoggeﬂiis about face 0 th t turn llllIt ﬂ ti. The

just who the Can n lso proved with Lori W drop in the bucket

t:

adswurth

reverse decision handlxi mnto two weeks previous. is not one

packs s and is alwa s mad from

his wares in Charlottetown the one and only L90 K911 the pick 0f local

Forum victory. When McIntyre

ABOOT Reuters)-— Hon. racing luck held ed the gold vase, able four-day rccelnectfng

The meeting-richest

thoroughbrcds suspiciously. The -

Royal Party drove

first race ss, in the

hats of the msn.

Conversation

two weeks ago. Ha F0X8love II from Prince

figure. believed in the hood of £4,000 ($20,000).

five-team midget follows : JUNE "

15-R.ove'rs vs. wks. ill-Tigers vs. G . 20—All Stars vs. Tigers. 22—¥lawks vs. All stars. 96- Kers vs. Rove ﬂ-Rovers vs. Glad-it. Zil-Giants vs. Hawks. JULY'

3--Rovers vs. All Stars.

l-cav" swans mo

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“law-E; 0n I of,

d ore an

. ‘i... aibo the who won the middleweight cham- nship l

docisi d cod

Wcds%r€hn wfsw champ

cilsiomars io 2031:“ on "return bout we:

out

t 121M should at: III rafters to cheer " "rm

. Biellnd June H-(OP Peter Beﬂtliy’!

toda and his Foxglove II. purchased loss thm

24 hours before post time, captur- o nllll d” feature of Ilnysl Aseo ’s fashion- in world in the amount cf stoke money offered and value of tbs competing-began course bathed in sunshine, allowing the demonstration of latest fadifcnl. ‘the King and Queen and the down the course in stats coachu before the royal closure, the sun shone on the Bay dresses of the women sud the B‘!!! Tonight, at unnumberabls house parties, social activities sttandnnt on the meeting were in full swing. centred on the continued ‘good fortune of Mr. Beatty, whose colt Bois Rousell, purchased a short while before the Epsom Derby, won that blue ribcn -

Alv Khan only last night for III undisclosed uslzhbcr- Ibxglove II started the 4 to 1 favorite and, under the skilled

handling of Jockey Gordon Rich- ards, won the feature wont mm.

Midget‘ Softball League Schedule

The schedule of games in the softball league

b

Ide- are Mr. man

__ .

GZIMII.

“'1?” ll’; l‘.?€l.'il"“l..‘l2§.°°.l,'i€°$ l1 an . McIntyre proved once and}; iou sh id be. d h weight cmmghat hlgupreviougnfilhg

or a fluke. He e Wadsworth the worst llckin ever got in all his ring career and enjoyed sweet revenife 1g 1Q‘:

m

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Interest Mou-nts Daily In Coming Kelly - McIntyre Bout At Forum June 23

$3? 5 F 2

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0P6 plenty toil-lurk . fight is s natural snvwsy Y0" look at it. both boys are if!“ BMW weight and age and

being favored on the odds should be in wallops in both mils, 0c thoro is not much

g5

I'm-um may boast of having the bestogxar-dcvubioughttot-hlsls- laud. none.

Thsintcxest is ninning hlsh ovsr this fight. and from all corners of the province the feeling i8 the some

scout the axlcolmta: g tho only gaatlusl" flxht staged on this fair Mnlntyn will urivo about the 30th and Kali who is trainiru off m; arrive rods. ; each fighter have s iew wor outs at the um gym before e nleht oftho figh. Re rts frm the c of bo gators indicate

b0! are o pink of con- dition add anxious

waiting the x0118-

Beatty’s Newly-purchased Foxglove Wins Feature At Opening Of Ascot Meet

1y. The race was worth £2280

($11,150), or more than half the n price of Mr. Boattys new rscor.

Backers generally had a success- ful start, favorites taking most of tho races. Panorama, undefeated two-yoar-old owned by an Ameri- can. Mrs. James Corrlgan, started n hot 2 to 9 favorite to win In Coventry stakss easily. ‘Another iavorite was J. Westoiys Frown, who defeated 24 opponents to win the Ascot stakes, premier cvent of the day's twine. defeating F. E. Pools Oalibsts I! b! two lengths ovsr 2 i-I miles.

James Bank's Scottish Union. second in the derby, showed his 50mm performance was no fluke by winning tho one-mile St. Jamolrs Palace stakes bv throc on st 4

aoverciln. at 11 to 2, was second.

The first French challenge was successful when Princess do Fsucigny-Lucingds Hour In. starting at 8 to 1, won thc ncc of Wales three-year-old stakes In

a short-head finish.

‘Prainer Frank Butters govid- ed the first two finishers tho

can Mary two-year-oid fillies s kec-T. Lam's Belle Trevor, at 3 to 1, and the Ago Khan's Ysklmour, st 10 to i. The remain- ing nos of the day was tskcn by

the Earl of Derby’ St. Msgn starting at 1 m 1.! u.’

Sydney Mines And Sydney Win Games

Hines edged out Glace Bay Minors '

3-2 and Sydney topped Dominion 5-3 in Gaps Breton Colliery Magus baseball tod

ay. Sydney Mines Rmnblers tallied

x i" 1

busy Season In Yachting Sport Looms

hora Inst ye RA! Smith sto the helm, will also be in ‘on m the

t in is ummer. “New agniiotovbodts include_ Scram. which, it is claimed. 1S cw"

gjnmi - ih gyeﬂﬁofliflgiilulllligauwgelbll“? ivimtiig wnor, es 1‘ e.

o The Northumborland Yacht Rac- ing Associction will hold T-IIBII “i” 5mm’. ‘tilllyslllhll . ., o

SR“... with class

to compete three as ususlqgvvidlng the lar - est en list. ere wll be classes n all with re e-ielltﬁtlﬁﬂl

xoec. icd $543M glut; Pinto“ Yacht Club and the Bordon. Blmimerside and

tag-u h lulbs. “$3.... bgszliaei C constructed at. gthgr club; inclu e a couple of mipes at Pictou. a class three boat. The Amazon. by Billy Douslls st ahadisc. and a fnewnclﬁ icxlir exp-flit; grnild . c arm: 1:: Iemgll r of the Shed- isc Bay Yacht Oiuh.

Fighters Ready For Cong On Friday Night.

This week's mus attraction at Gab

continues to command attention. Dean's to bc well-bale

wit’: erltertaiexéllnent. for ﬂstic scam ur .

Earl Klngﬂn, the BerW my

who meets up with Clay-

urns bout is primed with confidence. Nonchslsntly dismissing the com- ing sot/to with Clayboumc, Kins- man semis more intent on scour- ing a bout with the winner of the‘

Keliy-Mlclntyre fight. Kinsman ins yU-r s n Kelly in the lpcsl , but promptly retnlisbd with s victory in a return bout on the d c is anxious

seek to enhance his rep- utation in Friday night's “go." Cloyboumo has beenﬁaining stead- ily, however, and perhaps will pm- vidc the Nova Bcctfsn with soml unexpected ODDOGIUORI.

Little has been heard from the rival heavyweights, but Leslie pro- vides the “o0lor" and the fact that he is to mast an apparently un- known boxor bss added interest to

tbs wen of Eioorting Cub on lower Grafton

Two 500d l fut wdl known boxers will Help”: U19 show.

HAWKS’ PIAGIICB

Practice for the Juvenile Ha It the Victoria Park diamond evening at 5.45. All requested to be on hand. c Julia- In...‘ Canadians are also schad cd

to practice this evsnigg.

Egan: 1E

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ﬁlo winners held the time, h .

mllw can. 14- (OP)— §mff§§§§,,°§, $3., ‘$11118 in tII; Although ollmil. l-‘l. Ilhl Yankees W; m, m, and f Wlllw w; moron seven un runs the well to the mound .033." CW3? s 11mins tfhv to owl thqelr OORDBOIK. °"° M“! . victory over thew I " m‘vast°°k"'11°“dm"

held scoreless in their big inning.

Inst

two them singles by Mosh Gor- on bails. seven mon nosed the plate. Big blow

lhril Boss's

don.

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triple In

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BASKETBALL OTHER SPURI

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Score Third a_

Th V8‘ . straight ‘Jiisveniign Bastc-lilalli will V0 ry t iii. - . t‘ 3 Nlﬁhg: nix-I‘ b’ ‘Mmlvir

1M menus innings and

Ennis‘. lh".:i".'...i"'" committelerleleilisltlgnigiit a mo“ d e W's against suns. m“ t" IIDL

Jock Dryden, outside-left boil club st the

league season, h . I-llnod b7 Burnicy. M

Joey MacDonald.

ANNOUNCES Ilpening 0f The Charlottetown Sporting Glub (‘Old Clrlfng Club, Grafton it.) '

Friday Night June 17. Two-ill Bound Boxing Bouts

Welterweight GEORGE LESLIE, M! Lbs. TOM CLAYBOURNE, ll

IWXI fwd-n’

the fifth,

from

..l»n i

MacDonald on the mound

runs in th W978 IIEVBI‘

é

I England ——(0l') l_ Bristol 01g .. , 6nd of tbs M!

Ill‘ by

Lbs, Charlottetown

s. i V . ooc PETERSON, 1st u» EARL KINSLIAN, m Suffolk, Queen's Co.

Vls

OUT FRONT ALL THE WAY

IT TAKES SPEED AND STAMINAiN A HORSE TO LEAD THE FIELD ALL THE WAY. HE MUST BE BRED RIGHT AND TRAIN- ED BY AN EXPERT.

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