“Finals .Wi|l 1 Be Played On Friday

m(71'aI§AY N. B. Aug. 28- rlnsl matches’ of the'New Bruns- wick cpen tennis ionships "*.:.':*.’°°'°“...*°....“°..'?‘ ...:'***:.~.i.~ v'l:tanen's 11% yreached the semi-

: at unzeloydagesgirng and‘: Don Robin-

N. Joe u, Rothesey, will battle for the men's title. still in the run- ning for the ladies‘ championship

are Mrs. 1". V. Woodbury. Halifax,

Miss Isobel Matheson. Edmundston N 3 Miss

_ __ nie Hsrrison, liothesay and Miss Rotheesy.

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T 00 Ladies Golf

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Miss Trites allowed 9. return to her old Jorrn today when on an outward line in the fi st round she

(ed A 89. with play in oroe, however, the game was over at the 12th hole. The Briddewatsr 81irl's card betteredw lo‘ \*st nine

Mes How d in the ti“!-WYVIB round yestcrdtixiy who went on to 3; . new °W-VI9 record of var the 0,- 353-7!-rd lsyout, psr ‘I for women.

V N. B. and Island Players defeated

Two New Brunswick survived the first were dsfeu

is round todgy Wm A in the second. my Riverside. ssintﬁlohnlisnd Min. 3. E. Goodwin of Fredericton. They were eliminated at the hands of Miss Howard and Miss Trites, seven and six and six and five, re- spectivelzé Island s survi first

lllova - Scotians Win Way 1‘ Semi-finals In Mar. 0

Tournament

Belvedsre Country Oluh hers wss tbs "no-man’: Isnd of 10!!" yes- terday when feminine swinsm rnstehed strokes over the course in the first and second rounds of the Maritime Women's Golf Tournament.

‘ ‘. from the lily yesterday, it was «ruin the title, held by Msisie Howard of Gorge. bmk. nslunx. would menu in News seam.

The semi-finals today will match Miss llowsrd with Mrs. 11. r. Cannon of Ashburn, llslllsx, and nu noun. 9; 1-11,, wm, Bub,“ Trltes of Bridgewsier. the 198'! titllsl.

‘ , division in the

Mrs.J.E.WryolAmhertd I at. ed Constance Schofield of 5vve§tt°ield Saint John, nine and eight,

Ml:sJ-gegln R:b!lnstor(i1 of Riverside. 90111 . 8 66 Miss Ad 1 Murphy, Gorsebrools, Halifax, :33

MM H- S. Gresoiy. Riverside, 3011": John. defeated Mrs. E. Meares Mt . Halifax. seven and five.

Mrs. R. T. Holman. Charlottetown defeated Betty Large, Charlottetown

two and one, Miss Nora. Longworth, cnulame- Keith Moss,

town. defeated Miss Amherst. seven and six. Frederl - ton. deglegted Miss Florence Jone‘; M.rs.N.D.DeBlis f h ltte- wwn defeated Mia: 0 C ulgase, Mrs. C. E. f Fred it , defeated Mug‘;-ldfolll Arthul9.r no)’. two up.

Miss Maggie Chestnut,

“um . St. Andrew's N. B. de-

Barbara estfield. saint John, five and four. SECOND l"LIGH'I‘— FIRST BOUND

Miss Aleths Laird, Charlottetown. drew B bye.

Constance Hyndman, or Charlot- tetown defeated Miss Rosalie Walsh or GorseI7rook,BeH1d’f'i"ax. gmlt.

M30 Greta a of e de- flested Miss Maude Rowe of Glossa- brook. Halifax, four and three

was in Davison of Ti-ui-Z» de- feated Miss Sally has of char- in e 19th hole.

ttetown. one up at Mrs W

, Halifax, from‘ and

ms. Ethel Howard of Gorsebrook. Halifax, defeated Miss Ethel Foley of Gorsebrook, Halifax. three and

RESULTS CHARWIONS DIVISION

" lirstround-—Meisis some of me.

Iislifsx. defected Alex Home of summersidmtons up.

Mrs. H. P. nners of Ashburn Halifax. defesgd Mrs. 1". W. Young’ of Tnlro seven and six. .

mu mlu-ion Morris of Charlotte- town defeated Mrs. O. D. Ms - or Charlottetown, four and three. .

ss Dot Holmes of Truro detest- . O. L. Moss of Amherst, two up.

Mrs. W. 1:. Cotton of charism- town defeated eenne mt , Gorsebrook. Hal as six and vs.

. .2. Goodwi defeated. Mrs. J. T. . erside. Eleint song“ hree snd two.

Miss i - e

gator selected Mrs. 33 Buntsin.

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' Mrs. [defeated Mrs.

two. Colin Macxenzie of Sydney J. J. Ray of sydney one up.

Mrs. Ben]. Rogers. J'r.. of Charlot- tetown drew s .

cnsmrousmr DIVISION-

SIMJOND ROUND

Miss Howard defeated Miss Mac- lsod, seven and six.

Mrs. Connors defeated Miss Mor- ris. four snd three.

Miss Holme defeated Mrs. Cotton, six and five

Msonsod o ver- Miss Trités defeated Mrs. Goodw- %i"dehse.int_ John. defeated Mrs. E. in. six and five. uia one ‘"1’ mm °mw'm' 'w° mnsr r'uc.n'r— SECOND

ROUND

Miss Robinson defeated Mrs. Wry. one up.

Mrs. Holman defeated Mrs. Greg- ory. six and five.

Miss Chestnut defeated Miss Longworth, five and three.

Mrs. Argue defeated Mrs. Deisilois six and four.

THIRD FLIGHT-SECOND

1! Miss Laird defeated Miss Hyund- man. three and one. Benton defeated Miss Davi- son. four and

three. Miss Howard defeated Mrs. Wal- lsoe. one up. Mrs. Rogers defeated Mrs. Mao-

srlottetown. seven and five. H

Kensie. four and three.

Briton Boos

(By A. Bush, Assoelsted Pre- Stsff ‘

above six miles a. minute today. He set a new mark of 388.85

miles an hour for the measured

mile and 309.74 for the kilolneire. In two beautiful. whistling runs

along a is-mile straightaway ‘ill-‘I ihro n ‘ i amine mo: in 3. ushed h‘_s

aaoo-h Mme‘ Cobbﬁslton , nrsepowe "

Lion" to speeds never before equal- led on wheels. Hitherto they nsd been ed

some '1' nystoonlylsoby $1?’ 0 . n. 1 en - lishirsn. Eystonk old record for

the. mile was 357.3 m. D. b. end for the kilometre 367.34. speed for the mile of 300.85

The 371?)? m l-"rue 0311"?-lnln-lId1'l.‘8t mile ever travelled over ‘ground-— and 806.91 for. . nu¢gd_.n , ‘s rate for the kilometre was I .92. slower than for the e, the '5'.‘ ...i‘°‘. “....l“.: sout: and v e. ’ . flan‘ and ,is resehed fan the ‘giver an his Ineohine to

on""melxen°r‘ia‘?.’£ee uvusuon was - .- l in speed sh in :51. .wn°il"o"me nil. «$2933 to

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Automobile Speed Mark To Over 6 Miles A Minute

UNCLE BEN -- DO YOU LIKE. OLE. MR. BUDGE?-- AN’A POUND OF COFFEE, PLEASE-

UH-- \X/ELL, HE'S‘ ALL RJGHT.

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three events this second day of he the Moncton

the Free for All

Winner of the 2.25 Trot. was Pr Buctoudhe, N. B.

Z 25 TICOT

222.

ville, N.B. 8 6 6.

Moncton 5 4 4. Protanna, Etter Moncton, 6 5 5,

Walter Brown,

er. Saint John. 1 Peter Dale, V. ton. Me.. 5 S 2.

Wickmen, 2 5 5. ion, 4 4 4.

Martin Dell, A. ne, N. B., 2 2 2.

lottetown, 4 3 3.

ion, 8 4 . Time 2.13. 2.09

Rainey Henley

TRURO. N. 5.. owned by Charles sydnevy, N. S., t . events in here today.

Raimv G.

_ e Ballard's Model with the 2:24 tr piloted the wlnne

Quaker Girl

5.. won the 2: the first

San Ton. owned Ourdy cf 'I‘:um.

healts.

Helen Wills United States

M

_ , . B, Aug. 23. (CP)—Moncton horses wontwo of

exhibition. Brown took the last two heats of

romped away with the 2.19 Tmt and Face in straight heats.

THE S UMMAEY

Protector, T. C. Collette, Buo- touche, N. B. 111. Units L, Harry Wilbur, Moncton, Camalot, William Copp, Elgin. N. B. 4 3 3 Jane Grey, Frank Mann, Lewis-

Prefetred stock,

Time 2 19, 2»l9, FREE FOR ALL

es. Moncton 3 1 1, Barney Hanover, Cecil Alexand-

Bedford Grattorl, Lee Signal senator.Geo. Gay, Monc-

Time 2.(B, 2.09 1-2, 2.12.

2 19 TROT AND PACE

Happy L,I"red Robiehaud. Mono- ton 1 1 1.

Miss Victoria. Power Bros, Char-

Flreglow, S. l-Iorseman, Monc-

Featu re Race

onk two of the four a harness meet staged

Henley. brown ueldlng, took the race against Direct event of the program. The Island horse won two straight heats an st last in 2: three successive heals.

from droppilez the third

2.21 trot and pace

afternoon on the mess racing at Walter

and Happy L.

other event. the otestor, owned at

Port

Fletcher Ayles, and Bteeves, 2 15.

Etter and Stew-

2 2 . Holloway, Honi-

Jones,

Richard. 815. An-

1-2. 2.10 1-2.

G. Wins

Aug. 2a—Ho1~ses Ballard of North

i

Bal1ard's match

I... feature

09 1-2.

T. walked away oi: and pace in Joe Hood rs in both races. Dartmouth. 14 trot and pace. two heats and to Aaron L by F. 0. MA?- easlly took the in straight

) REMEMBER wmilv

oody won the

women‘s tennis championship for the sixth time 10 years ago today at

Forest Hills.

defeating Mrs. Phoebe Watson of

England. 6-4. 6-2.

She won the

title again in 1931. and defaulted to Helen Jacobs in the 1933 final

when she suffered during the match.

TIPPIE AND “CAP" STUBBS

an ankle injury

Use Mlnard's for sprains.

LIKE. HIM ?- -

or sue >

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Walter Brown Winner Of Free - for - all At

Moncton Exposition

To-day's Schedule 1l.00—Men's Doubles

Mallett and Arsenault and Strain. '

2.00—Iadies singles

Semi-Final

H. Garrett vs. C. Kenny. -3.00 Men's Singles: R. King vs. I‘. Monaghan.

5.00

P, Callaghan vs. J. Kenny, s.00—Men’s singles

1’. Connors vs. C. MacMl1lsn. Ladies Singles

Hvuglhe-< vs C. O"Meara., Mixed Doubles:

R. King and Mgbonsld. 1.. J. Kei-by and I. Ourley.

BUT DO You V/:Li_, I CAN'T SAY I DIS- LIKE. HIM! HE PAYS HIS AN’ Flvt: POJNDS BILLS -- THOUGH HE'S MIGHTY CAREFUL IN

HIS BUYlN'—--

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BASEBALL RES UL TS

in one ear and out the other, pro- moter Mike Jacobs went blithely a.- head with plans to stage an Arm- strong—Ambel's welterweight show in Madison Square Nov. 1.

Meantime, in the pubs, rooms and — Broadway theflght faitmul fo1v'.t the battle all over again with first Armstrong, then Ambers emerging the winner, according to the point of view.

For every free thought the decision was just, you could find another who swore just. as vehemently that was the victim of one most flagrant cases larceny ever perpetrated on a "sus- pecting" New York fight public.

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notorious living, Rev. T. C. Ham- mond axsrued In disagreement with Dr. Richard Thomas, Willnchra. who suggested his o‘.e1'R'Y eiuse Holy Communion to women wearing lipstick,

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Bishop of Bl-omwich and

...__n some surpL .

1 5- to move into the semi-finals of the Nova Scotis baseball pl

off

the dluim Covpie LaB1anc. playing tira base for Gateways. was "un- justifiably taken from the game" by Umpire Lem Marine,

Aussies Play

ensased two fiercely played practice sessions today in preparation for a clash

Few have conceded the European zone winners much of chance against the polished Aussies. Jﬁ

Up In League

in .£:irii. A"-in‘; co.r,r,mm SYDNEY. N. S W.—fCP) — direct shot at the United sta - - Redsemmmd men. ml I-il=stick— distasifflﬂ t“ it "W-‘,’ held tennis c"D- full game by whipping the seem to some —s no a o Brook]

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Adrian Qﬂi-it.

those ho watched their slashing ameswat. the Longwood Cricket lub wdayiseorpened theh‘ W95

in Keep Minard's in A

By Edwina.) I

-and continued their hitting at the expense of Jack Lynn and Dick

league-leading Cinol-nnsii.

V11 defeating second-plaoe st. Iouls.

Nat. Race

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Wlielen xi 3 1 1 1 0 0 ed former date.) t Stars who last night clinched their Whitlock c 4 1 1 8 0 0 amen semi-sinsl series from the chal- any 1: 3 o 3 1 0 1 N.um.l Len”, Q 1hﬁ3;K°we:fwrth8p‘Kr€!la§n8th1A:nR'°‘1J1t37 in F. Whnlen lb 8 0 1 13 0 1 : X1 0 V3100. 3 ' Q4 Bwrlns W0 mm! in the opening Murieyugl b I 3 8 3 i :1» Pllllsdslphia %gi1l3ooo—o 1: ’ competmon ggain was keen m{zlnas0}>n“1;1l1re§a nits 0!! the off- Her :2 4 9 1 1 2 o Derringer and Lombardi; Beck yesterday as fifteen matches were 9’ "33, dd 9’ MbD°““Jd "he “W15 35 -5 8 2715 5 and Millles. run off in the Holy Redeemer Ten- A WV" headed (mm (D0 430 001-8 12 m;mem_ with me ﬁeld gun mar”-1» 'vllf‘J_ «gut-‘g thglixrlrging Victoria: AB R H PO A II New York 000 000-3 9 narrowing down matches were be. boost the’; 1'3»; 3‘ $3 but th MECHDO-uzali ss 4 0 0 2 3 2 Lee, Root and Hsrtnett; cum- coming closeily contested affairs V t‘ 1 : 9 balk Mm e G am at 4 1 l i D 0 bert, Lynn, Ooffman and Danny- ilhat gave promise of exciting duels 1° 5.” “Eh °“Im°t h ‘I °°“m" M39030” D 3 0 1 0 0 0 . mow the champions m deemed ell‘; inlmens ail oll_ the third Williams so 3 o l 0 2 0 St. Louis 000 001 1o1—e s I m we Various dmsmns‘ a . mint‘; malt. t.e rl17l1¢O0XnC J. ‘Roach 1-1 4 0 1 1 0 0 Brooklyn 2M000o2ix——8 8 1 -- l::i ....i..;:°i;r. 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McDonald and R, Toombs ‘ sﬂeintzﬁlmﬁn sewell, Blsaanfton 3 1,8-1. V usoe. ue er: Madl"a en Men’: sum... Armstrong To Card Inals mm. H g 'r. an-ain defeated H. Hughes . rf Intern-tion-I lune! 1:, s—e. a——a. s—4. Concentrate On Qua I )/ For _ J. Kenny defeated v. Williams Naive’ incl _ es: 6-—!, 6-4. » » ‘ . I. M h at ted J. Coyle M] S 1; Toronto 020620001011 1_9' 8£g'5’g6_Eé‘. 9 ea M$1;lp:a1 Lwl 110.331 3 13 up. "‘ Hes. Ladies Double-= nsmeroar. us. Aug. as ._ r~ Gmbvwlkt mlveed all some namrz ._-;~,m,,, ’ Km-tie 0- °‘M°‘“"* 5"‘ C‘ “W” A-Wcmod Pml Sports Writer me: an?S§.g"‘i‘§3 ‘z§’.“i§§§‘§ N°""”l‘ m m °°° ‘ ‘° defeated A O’Mea.l‘a and E. Mac- NEW ygnx Aug as _(_;_p)_. cm-dim); was scar d '12 5 in 0“ MG 10‘ 6 1‘ 0113 . - - ‘ r “ 1“ °—°' 6" With the squawks and confusion over mntsporl in she‘ ddcicllng rislngnwwiin mm“ L Mixed Doumem which followed the Lou Ambers- game of 9, best.o:.nve Nova, Jersey City 111000 000 3 11 Henry Armstrong lightweight title scone, basebgu pmydawn ,,,1,,,_ Baltimore l00 000 000 1 B c. Riley and c. Feavyour de- map. came these developments Cardinals qualified to meet J°‘“°1' ""1 - fasted R. Lawton and F. I-Ien- today: gprmghm 1:-emebuﬂen in the 311!‘1kl1hiI! and W nessey 6-2. 1-6. . .1. Eddie Mead, manager of 55111]-ﬁnals. R°°!°5"“' °°° 15° ml’ 7 g H '1'. 5'18-111 ﬁnd Rn D““Y 595"” Armstrong, said he would demand Em 81° 00° 019 on 4' ed B&_'I1‘°°""b5 ‘ma R" T°°"“’5 that New York state reverse the amd,.,m°Bm1' C‘ annh ' ‘be d J. H h d _ unanimous verdict awarding the G "Jersey city 1300901 5 ,,;“,,-edTg°mL,C';;‘,, and ff‘? ﬁfughﬁs championship to Ambers- ateWa)’S Baltimore :01 320 x 9 o H M ..:...:i:: ...W*:::m*r.:';- ... s g - a . Men’: Doubles weight because of weight u-cum. in protest Game "11- t t . _. edrgombgs mg glgﬂnclbgg 7d:f;a°- ‘3.53.‘?i°.".1‘wZ?gi°.i°Z‘r..‘.§‘.?.°°’°“°° "’ m‘ _ MM" 0011') an E Y . . . ‘ ‘ aim mm ..‘:‘.$.““..f.‘i.“°.’“...‘°.‘...i.‘; .Z'°l’.l‘.’ ..i.r:M...:°°;.I.?i..*:..s-.-..A.“s-..::.r. M M °-==~- ' GM:llett andeyl-Iennsey defeated Port in New York. in ozffniosial rotest aigalnsf esI‘t:l‘- Maybe and Craig 5-0, 3-43. 4. With Mesds blasts going dew‘: some. n w v. Cubs Move