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Second Straight Loss As

_. though the Giants lost ME-slr. they retained met place K, me Ngticnua; circu'-lit; as I. H34 ally lu 53” mm' ,“,'f,¢’ Boss., mam w ben tue! ,mud place Chicano Cub# 5-4-

si:viiN s'rn.uGn'r ron calm the #tries at Ghlwl

9;, muh Cardinnla hammered in Q., off.,-rags of Pmiadeliimathtvivliei- ol

th cud: drive in whi

"°“' f°;m.§, Emu” md cm. their rum

r 'i-1 triumph, seven a

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SUNDAY GAMES

N-gw YORK, May 6. - (All) - New York Giants knocked Si John- ym our, of the box with two runs ln the first inning and then went ,Mad to give Cincinnati Reds their ,mam consecutive defeat today.! me gore was 5-3. i smut got along until the lourthi inning when Mancuso hit A home ll nm over the left field wall. After two were out in the seventh.. EFI!! 8° ni passed and scored on singles by W Tn-ry and Ott. Hal Schumacher houmed a triple oi! the left field

ii-all at. the beginning of the ninth uid scored on Joe Moore's 8111812- (

1 rmaras 'a Babson. eiowa of 1s.ooo saw

2,1 sg; 5 iii

control and was remov

ed to snake the veiemul

extfnfne. _

gin ing, ii 5 iii?

totlieaec-

ovs- Dekoit Ther: before 30,000 fans hen Saturday. Tim triumph counled with the defeat of the Cleveland Indians gave the Yan- kee a comfortable lead in the Am-

UUDBWINIIOHPIHLIIS 'W erlcanldliue.

The CLi& Clwled ¢h!¢0 Phllldel- T°1'°m° 001 113 van '

A-lblny 103 21

BKNATOIS TIOUNCB INDIANS

southpaws for Il hit and took A 0 E Shelly and Lambert tage of six errors to defeat the _ 'mg mum, pm uggqyghiy md Cmuuh-

wll-51uthe°1>ehlu¢s\me°!_ uouneed ivy wasmngum senators

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but

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thefoui-th inthree

HALTED

1934 Team to Be

iiilii iiiii iiiii isiéi

'I‘heBostonvictoryendedtheRed

,Given Equal Oppor- _

_ tumty° 1 A-Shy: Ll-Ska. lfown and Lewis.

ofrrawA. May 6-'rue official

draw for the Canadian Davis Cup

' winning streak at seven matches was made over the week-

mes and put the Braves back in- end by Philip D. Lyons, Pmqideng the first division, the Cardinals of time Canadian Lawn Tennis A5-

to fifth. socdation and chairman of the 1934

dsl;-ankhauee was sum out in the canadian Davis cup commmee, L, ° gh. gully., °'“°°¢° °" °1° °1°-4 G 2

my" pmmn f any 104 Wm Merena, Judd McCloskey, Bloom.

iaaadei- narnn om' °’ “ll '1`“Yl°’» DW” mhef. C01-

scoredall l mm. he ¢ Bonn' Red '50 lllhumtfcllp F|NAlSl`i>°monao;'dfr;iiiymean'iiiesiosmad’:“°”“* °1°°°°°'l°-8 122 h”“°*»4fl" nnf1rots¢anoftheyeuaga1nstB“”“‘° °°°°33°W-'l 10°

-_ at Louis Browns no relieved “mm” "°"“"‘- 9"” “ld

cm,,,w_ ,m,,m,G sum, Every Contestant For com warm in :ne rouse. .aa "1°'='=o= W“=°==» G°u1d»B=f=l>w-M

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the Sox

SUNDAY GAMES

(C. P- by Gurdlura speoiu wire) uanuun speeiai win) “mmm” “mu” (dr. my Guardian speeiai wire)

iiiiigf `&ii` iiizii liiis

y 6.-The Yan- ecision from Bt.

in the ni.n8

in tuck battle

inure. snowing oniyfour nits. and provides roi- ax ox c <1' ,,,,,,“ ‘°°,°,,,““,,,g uwimin mme.. ”‘““‘°‘P"‘“ °°° 101 1'”-1° U S the Cardinals hopped on Ed leading players from the Priiliinde: wmcigmgme wht: one ani in ms nE"‘m5h“`» Wylfl. P<l1‘l°1'Skl, Gal-

Dutch) Brandt, who took over their of Ontario. Quebec and British umm He _gnmkedhh ,mrdhomer léhlhe :and 'Shea. Cain, Matusak,

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bylooouimsnbursess maveiiesnextriid mommgszi me hui s`

llghlteheed and a double by Gecrse me 'mwonxo Teamsaiiiub. fggigdmfigier Si: ‘gases eigodedmto gg gfg f°“ °

'lb N0 #ffm had been spared bv this score ni-le combs with me deciding _ mm _,mer Ro °"“*°

, .= yen-'s nova cup committee to pro- only ia the omni. lmae, n._.'yw.,,,,,.' ,,_“‘;°m“d °°°1"

'How THEY STAND

L\"I’ERNA’l‘l0N.\L LEAGUE S

Won Lost

Roohester......... 12 3 Newark...... .. Toronto Montreal _ .. Syracuse .. Albany Baltimore Buffalo

AMERICAN

12 9

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Clif'-'|~i¢

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New Yfirk ._ . . . .._ ll 5, Cie'-'eIar.d

\‘.’ashing19n Dezroiz ._ Philadelphia SLI/3`_l.5 ......_... Chicago

NATIONAL LEAGUE

Won Lost

New York 12 5 Chicago '12 Pittsburgh 10

Bos'/on

St. Louis

Brooklyn

Philadelphia .

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P.C.

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‘Pure Bred Percheron

Stallion _

“PRESIDENT”

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Sire Romeo by Hector. Dam, Queen hy Meridon Imp. This ig n nice big horse weighing 1800 lbs. of beautiful ronfonnation and stands on an ex flllent set of feet and legs. Heavy horses are now demanding premium hfircs on the market and farmers, Milli; mares to breed would make W miszzke in patronizing flak. hone. sie will stand at the cwnen stable. Talley for the season ol 1934. “Kms reasonable. Mares at owners

_ The Black Percheron Stallion

President" (imp.), Reg. No. 6965. c

Owner in Charge.

ii. s. i»iuEwi:N, -

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5637

Sire. Captain Aubrey 2.073-4

the _ _

’ _ ‘ _¢mmes_ A mph by Mum in "N It is beginning to be common

ourt `

Dam. Tour 2.131 2 b 1 ‘ - I -

_ ' ` Y . i i <1

. Direct Hal, 2.0-i 1-4. fillgmywy ‘?f,§`¢n mn? gf 213 Ziisgnotffdelge Agrtiasoiiieii' Egiurngg Cleveland 4 7 2 second game:

Kllridé . ~_'~§=s-.s.» .- ‘gs ~ _

pw .. . a s 1. ~ f

This splendid stallion wei

ghs

lbs. and is the sire of 1 H0llll@r_fully promising stock

9 ll Just the h

his ~ requires as _.get are large, strong,

stlllsh and full of vi o

_ his great speed in mlanve. he will surely one , il- Hume race horses

fires at owners' risk

drermgi $5-00_for chance,

|00 f lnsuraor Seann’ "moo to

HUGH JOHN FERGUSON

“Wager in Char e

§llIN GAME UVE TME

ENIUR “Y”

nm, the Ontario representative yet to be "dm M Tho » up

uni; ed 3 skiing °°l°°°e‘1 wigdiaieely rezgiosliiie St_f°M“f,‘° °°1 °°° °““" 1° *

P-G D Y ' Lt comm. J. o. I.mawar<1s,n. c. ,D . 5_0 Wm om me l'¢» Pea-we. Klelnhans and

_.ms contest throughout with the lead N A-nd George uclerc were ,Heep for the Sena trsw The ,'1`odd; J. Dean and V. Davis. _

_G67 changing continually, the Colleg- ` eé' mst mgm to represent the m_ White Box a ashingtonxd d. in ~Bac.okl_yn at Cincinnati, pogq-_.gn "*

fans having a. 22-20 lead at the end Washington HSD! 11° el' WV* ed, rain

535 tawa District Lawn Tennis Assoc-- t - H, ,nm-ed ' _ i iBv The Associated Pressi

_563 of we figs; h;if_ ff _t t three of his earns runs. ‘_ H . “dna _ Fo 52° Prxwgms "° th” u“°:f:,f ,,Y,, iiaiiiioalima erigrlgiitg p`i;;;1-aixofsilie ““°"“°r hmm' ~ SUNDAY “AWS ami.:-his ihméehrig, ifaiiirees ,433 _ . . or _ - . ooo smiugbgl is nem-y c §,,“;“,,§"0‘f,°,.,'Zh,.,° §,°°.°}§°,f,§‘,’,§’,’,`f’°““ , iz nuns :N rm 11vN1No __ NATIONAL LEAGUE Pm er. 1n<_11ia;is 1.: Burns. mm .isa Cam Dewar 11 (0. P. cas n Guardian' s i i - r ;

Johnson 4 W on m A tempestuous fourth inning in B “_ E !° Y S PHI 1. Frei. Dodgers. 1 Ma-ncuso.

vide every trial contestant with inmux .wsr 'roo coop lm, Dickey ' F» Smyth# equal opportunity bo make the 1934 . l "

Canadian tea-in. every player wklns cleveland Indians, peeking away

PGN in 011° U58-15 b€i!1K`I9\lU1l'¢d W for a. run at a time on four differ- -Boston 414 030 wx_1a 18

_ meet every other contestant taking ent occasions, edged out the Athlet-§ weaver' Mem” conmm Had

pert. The draw was made in the lu 4-3 in the first_of ii three-gamsqey md Hensley: Gmbe_ .Welch-| presence of John Murphy, Presid- series at. Philadelphia. Walberg. Grove, H. Joimsqi Rhode; ent of the Ottawa District Lawn Although he was siugged for alma F-m.eu_ '

Tennis Asoclation and Edwin H. homer by Jimmy Pbxx, who ran up -

‘ total to fiv Willis Bud I

°P° _ Hildebrand. Lee. Bean and Pytlak,

V;-Sal: 23?; 'c. Brown; stewart and Berg.

- Tl | | - _ a

5-3 " ~ ' ~ I i 1 - -

PotentiBats Of Ruth And Cehrig Give Yankees Two Victories Over Week-end

o ° ' Pirates Hand Champions B jg L EA D

E "O C b 1

Braves dee 11 f rr s, .-.......,., ...... a

:ol=b'¢::n¢i:La$idL Am" ' -- l “W i

,,,Wy¢y_g_n.ys-ahranmtrituuirgiiwmiuuimmaigat hu: ' “CNHI

sectarian;:urlsni=rss::ainrivs:i::‘- -=?ll2l?itl”i2iz‘°'-"‘“"“""'*““‘~” fgwikm ,O 3,, mm, ¢maie¢i'berweestuetwo eiumiaisreasou $2” ‘°'”'¢¢l ~ ful-Slevin: ; New rome, my s_emnnia¢ Pizid»\L1hPii-ates toaetba.ckNew Heine Heine perniittedBrooklyn ull;-1811;! Y. M.H.A.I1llld» Guthlsfifthandaixthhimieruna yor; Giants Baturiky. 6-3. It was but two hits in five innings, while ame of the of the season Babe Ruth led the the league leaders' second straight his mates were piling up a six-run Will urn New York Yankees to aio-ovietlory

n,,,,.,e¢,n&;ickyCltyaoll. |05- R&3Pl1B0yleshomer‘lntbe

fuss nose no nxavas

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INTQNATIONAL LEAGUE

IAP-I

BAltlm0I‘e im 002 000-4 10 I Roohster 000 240 00x-6 I 0 Rlflhmvud. Miner. Moore and

Cleveland 001 000 000-1 Washinswn 015 003 00x-I

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B39

sz. Louis oao mo ooi-iz

»- 0

N R I councll.or of the C. L. hung, ‘aa !“$‘mm; NATIONAL f.|;,;GUg lull behind the leaders.

The trials, will be conducted t00s0odfortheA's. El5ht!1il5W¢N§New York 0ooo1o0z3_.;

under- the direction of Garnet H.‘all he surrendered. three of them pmsbumh 30,001 M4 1; S Meldrum of Toronto, chairman of made by Foxx. nmimmaml A smith’ Bowmm

'l' the council of me c. L. 'r. A. and “Poi>eye"Maha1l¢_y ww hli- f°1' HU ‘land maouso; nirkofer and once.

535 After battling through the regu- member of the Davis Cup Com- four of the Indians runs during his,

515 lations forty minute; so a as-an mittee. seven-iruung my and was charred Basim

.563 ue’ senior ..Y.. had tho necessary Th, 11,-S; days mmhw drawn by with the lou. I-Ie and llieis gui gmwgc I

529 punch ,,,, mm, ,,h,-,mb in , in Mr. Lyons cans for‘c»i1beri Numis Johnny Marcum. held C vt Betc.s,co.azwe1i m minute overtime session to beat out 0“f°l’i0- °° me” B°b Ml“""*Y~ Que' 5"" hm' nr' R‘°°°- M51

nec Marcel Rainville, Quebec to Burl-‘Dett

:£2 i!:$skv:'iao<.ii'gfiii‘f`ain meet Laird watt. 'Quebec and 'r. sif:N/nous naar omcaco 5-o 1 ' -308 my mgm o.Rya1i, British columbia, to meet stone.. un,” mlm when they Philadelphia ooo ooo ooi-1 7 1

tai; Eiii 53””

OUT FOR TWO WEEKS

(A. I, by Guard!-an'a Special Wire)

waanmorurl. May °-Wil-

laf Alllon. United States Davis cu star who suffered a badly

ankle saturday rhy-

lnalch at ihe b ia expected to

within two

lxamlnadoli ut elaelidicy

ed fears been frac-

lii liiii .il iii Ei E'

T E A M ll I N S Tll|ll|NTll GRINII

Giant Victoria Rider Chalks Up 24th Six

petition on the pine board back in y. October 1929 tonight was marked ¢_~, beside ‘ the name of William 'Torchy'

Peden of Victoria. B. C.

’I‘ea_med with blond-haired Jules

Audy, tha giant Victoria rider won '1`or<nt»o’s six day bicycle race , .- which ended here late Saturday night. The Canadian pair finished the grind with 253 miles and three

lull and a point total of 1228.

One lap behind came Charlie

hour of the race leading in sprint P0ints. the American team needed g a lap to tie Peden and Audy in 0 mileage and take victory.

The veteran Reggie McNamara

Of Australia, and Lou Rush of vic- tolria. finished ln filth place, six

Flnnl Skull-ln(

' Miles-laps Pts.

Peden-iA11dy ._ .. ._ 2531-3 1228, Winter-Bartell .. ._ 2431-2 1340, Fielding-Gad0u ._ .. 2531-0 l204| Maabonald-Zach _ .. - 740 MeNama_i-a-Rush . . - ' m

2530 9

. 2530 7 10’la

'I@.GN'IO. May 6-The 24th vie- ,gl

tory since he first started in com- “

1-:-.-

aptures Kcnhi key Dcrb ‘

- ea .-1 2.

Huge C_r;vd.iSees

~ Favorite Beat Of?

Rivals In Stretch'

Eastern Turfigi' Experiellhie

Smashing Thrill As Englisli Bred But American Owned Colt

Leads ClassyIE§l£l To The Wire.

can-0

(By Alan Gould) ‘to duplicate the famous viciolw of

(Associated Pi-eu Sparta Rdilor) Regret. only filly ever to wiiftha

. (A.P. By Gunrd.la.n’s Special Wire) Derby, Mail Hari yielded first. X0

OHURCHJLL DOWNS. Louisville, Discovery and then to Cavnlcacmiri

KY.. Ma 6-Cavalcad the h the critical closin sf es. '

:eco

y e. mls lv s as

rd-breaking colt bred in old Never ii. contender and trailing land but foaled in Amerim, had finally in eighth place, the filly

img ' broken the hearts of two renowned Bazaar shattered the hopes of .the

ueens of the turf today and hung veteran Colonel 5 R Bradley for

li ' - up I. sensational victory in the 60th a third straight D051' ‘Fil-lmPh~ Kentucky Derby, Second choice in the betting, Ba-

Heavily back to win the classic mar had no excuse and like Maia

saturday at the shore odds of 3 to Hari tired when put to a drive bv

Cavalcade justified the confidence jockey Don Meade, who piloted

endous crowd of 55000 spectators, Clocked in 204 for the mile and

the bl€€\2st in six years with a a. quarter. Cavalcade failed to

ee;-niswoiri-n,!

vin.-1

5s.%.v--224.107

littering stretch drive that easily menace the Derby record of 201 4 5 `

lilies Mata Hari and Bazaar latter ran to victo for Mrs Pane

YY l

gling in the 1-ear Whitney in 1931 In the mutuels.

Owned by Mrs Isabel Dodge Cavalcade. which was coupled with

oane,Ne\v York and Flcridasports Time Clock as the Brookmeade 'oman who was on hand to see stable entry, returned $5 flat for er colors triumph after being out each $2 ticket to win The wumers

f the hospital only a. short time, lprice to place was $4 and $320 to

Cavalcades victory was worth show

175 net to his owner and gate Discovery offspring of the iron

ashirig thrill since Twentx Grand and $550 to show Agrarian, ancth

k Garner, astride his first der basis of recently improved form.

winner in ll attempts. Once he The Derby carried a. gms value

Winter 01 New York and Frank wok oommand in the sneton. how- of only saiaoo, the lowes: since BU"l'¢1|°f N°W°l'l<~ N~ -7-~ l-he Ulm' ever, the beautiful brown colt. son 1%. Besides the winrier's portion ed 3l»ll¢-K Wim- n'lf¢l'i-U8 me 155! of Lancegaye-Hastily,1eft no doubt the beautiful gold trophy and the

out. the result. Paying tribute to wreath of roses which went to

2, ' ' J

_ , in his speed and thrilled ii ire- Brokers 'Pip to victory last year.

m , . =

strug' . ' . l “

ga' . ' ' . »' ' li' 'A

eastern turf followers their first, horse" Display, paid $9.20 to place

M by

long line of Great Britain thor- Cavalosde, $5.000 was collected by

ughbreds, including winners of ‘the Dlscove'y's owner, $2,500 on behalf English Derby, Cavalcade flashed of Agrarian and $1,000 for Mata a finishing burst of speed that left Hari’s fourth place slfaie. Alfred Gvrynne Vanderbilt`s Dis- long before the Derby was run covery three full lengths back. off th¢ picturesque Down was over-

Closing fast, another colt, Ag- run by s tremendous and enthusi-

rarian owned by Mrs. F. J. Heller astie crowd. The semi-official esti- of New York, same up to take third, more of Ismnw attendance 04

~ place by a. half length from the 55,000 including the unlnvited spec-

fast. tiring Mats Hari. the hlghly[t.ators as well as thecash customers regarded filly of Charles T. Fislieivrepresented the biggesi tum out of D§r.roii}.1 after hiletnngl of aisylsmeetuiig 1n';~by won by Reign pace or 2 e first m e or er Ccun . `." gentlemen rivals, and threatening ‘

1, Rogell, ers 1 Bo e, ersi

fe es og mn” Dgiimil; pitchers paved the Pmsb h SANDWICH England. Mag. 6-A Reds 1 Mnwry, Braies 1

13 YWDI my fm- Bmwn to “ke the mn UTS 8 1 0 22 vear-old \mkn0wn,J1m Penman The Lenders Ruth, Yankees 6

~ ' ‘ Wlffl ‘ : _ ` ` ; .

Storey _yon 10 which the Red Box scored 12 runs Brooklyn 5 7 1 ' _ Giantsal Hurst Phillies! I-Iafey KN 10 ` .. 3 -_ ' _ ; M.acKa

Donates Trophy For Badminton Championship

Mr. L» G. Lewis, one of Sunifner-

side‘s rising young barristers who .is also a keen sportsrnan has do- nated is cup for the Island Badmin- ton eliamplonslilp which is to be played for next week in home and home games between 4 picked team from Summerside and Charlotte-

y - game of me Berks Wm] me mm Leonard. Page, Munns. Carroll of Mlldken, today left four British Klein, Cubs 6' Ott Giants 6: Hart- ,gown

n.efeiee_wii1 Mem... gi- R ,M mm _cmd 0,3090., ,,, Bo.- and Lopez. Berres; Meme. swift, walker cup golf nm rar behind non, cubs s§ Médwiek, cardinals

"`“**'*"*' with mg we in the fourth, Rey- lenge Cup here. Penmsirs 153 score League Totals: National, 88; Am-

-; molds, soieen, rerreu and waiters New Yvrk

Ram, coming at an inopportune au mp1¢d_ driving Marbury nam Cincinnati 8

, time sam,-day afternoon pu; a the b,-,x_ Hoge” “placed him gnd Schumacher and Mancuso

nm Efibck S1llllv8Ii and G “DQ

Royals took the seven inning Th i consisted of eleven map And till Babe Ruth continues 0 -W' 95 St Louis . .

gh; ' Hi' A crowd °! lmao “W to crosssup the experts. Labelled asylum* E-‘Ch team Played 9"" New York .

lhe

GREAT HAL. REG. N0.

T ion. HW* "ld Gme in winning the si. George can 5. ron. athletics s.

u-.S

Qc..-

A D I A N damper on th Abelzwelt T88 DBY was found for five more hits with Johnson Stout limi 0F“~l'1'21l. lam- Cyril 'Iblley arid I-lon. Michael

` and as a result the sale was not up Larkin endlns l-he iuuins and yield- boi-ai. scott, captain of the ni-irish team MORE AND MORE

‘ to e tations. ing two hits. nogzell hit a home weroweii boni Peamni in ei mu

E l xpec ° ° ° run into the centrefield bleachers Philadelphia ... 510 6 and ninth plxiiges, Toiley sein-ed

l But at uni. the youns ladies merwiien first up in *he fllllih- Chicaso ._ 1111 1 si-'rs-159 and scott. British am- _ 1* " _

with a fair resP0U-5° and when an Elliott, Grabowskl. Darrow. Han- ateui- champion. put up a count of 1 g .. * teams report, with returns lt is ex- . »d` Sen and Todd, Wilson; Warneke, 81-79-160. rl-__§'1,_._._.;_§;_,;£;g._

w | N B l l l S pected that a sizeable sum will be Wlns Suntniefsl e Tinning, Bush and Hartnett. The other Walker Cuppers who _ .

Walued- ‘ e - - _ '

Altho h no definite word was Badrnlnton l

-I

»-so

avi” <15: ~¢.»!’l

cials cheer about either

for the 36 holes of medal play was £50811. 731 T0l&l 161. nothing to make Walker Cup offi- . e

Summerslde have not yet picked

their players, but will no doubt do so early this week.-S

competed, 'I' A Torrance and Rug "~1~ " \-E=s -sf- .V ff..

- er Wethered, were still farther be- F

us iw kh -.. 2 '1 hind. 'ron-ance sooi-ed as-79-162 "ir""=

. forthcoming last evening lt is ex- ---- an ouse, Brandt and Spohrer; and Wethered 81-Bl-165. . 'T ' i .jf -1'

(C P' h’ G""""“" s’°°’“ Wm’ peeled that .Jimmy ivienmis uiii The c Y M 1. Badminton 1-ioiiahan, crimes and v Daiis, ' ’ ‘ ` ` "

i,.4323_ MMONTREAL’ May °_"'“’“‘°y "‘d‘ leave this moniiiig to take part ln toumamem. is neliriiig ¢0mD1€N0D Delancey ' D0 uid md Glenn ` 5 5` i it 4 _ *

Newark ` _ ` - §~;f`¥\~l;`?¥ 3- 51-' `

Hollingsworth, Pattison and - ` - `<_ ef ".1 df

.. Crouch. Malfosky, Chandler. Tam- fl-_»_,..___ _ ._ ¢ ., \

W °°°W5l4- L9"-Y 34111188!! nan ml_ough». at me end of las; other team once, the winning team Andnvm wma md Gmbe_ Mac um md comm ~ L. _...S .x~~ ' _ `," T /~-` G

mmxy mama, mg Comm, held in the present canipalgn. double; have yet to play the rim] B r0 412 2 Baltimore

_ wda mah tha Maritime Boxing Champion an 2 .Q3 :"~'s_. 1°-é - A

_ y W opened th ir ' _ _ ,i*-‘.~'.'.;..- *j.,.=r - ‘

‘°m._nm° ser,” when the sen; ships to be held at Saint John last night of the tm h were AMERICAN LIAGUI; sqm] gunoi ,_\___.. _ igg .}§`_._ is _.e ¢‘£\"\

. \

ontreal divided a double header-_ _ d th Mens Doubles we” cmed ' n ' _ _-f;.s._.~

mw, ,_ s is

IN gioapuuesiiio fim. e 5-4 and 3”’ °' 1"” ;’“‘2’“§' ° us Bl were _ _ iT°mt° _. 1 4 a 7

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mm check during the lm two nms__s osum .. . 141': 1 nuffaio .. 4 s 1 get ---s /_ _

Marberry, I-Iogsett Larkin Coch Melton and Asby, Lisenbee and _ ”‘ g

ii iff/

/ //: T/

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