' here will witness a man who has

Artists of the "grunt andgroan" [ame return here 'I‘hursday night '4: the Spor Club where they will be seen 11 another action- lllled card with clever Jack Hagen tackling the “ " puted to be one of grappiers ever to show the Maritimes. K.O. Jack Conley will be seen in the other half of the card against 9-11 Opmnent yet to be named. . . .

In the “Mystery Man” Hagen mules I tough customer and also . mighty good one. Just recently in Halifax he threw the audience into an uproar when after slug- ging his opponent to the

the referee and finally landed the iio. on him. A nice. sociable guy

by .11 O I I O In seeing Conley in action fans

had a varied career both in wpegt- ling and boxfng. 34 years of age now he has been Jumping in and nut of ring! 101' the best 18 years. He tells many an interesting tale ind in a recent interview with a Halifax s-ports columnist, Alex Nickel-son, the following were .. mong some of the reminiscences he unfolds: .0 O 0

"Prime Camera was no intellec- tual giant but neither was he the ignoramus sports writers madehim appear," says K. 0. Jack Conley, the boxer-wrestler who is current- ly performing in I-.Ia.1ifax.

"Conley toured Europe with Primo Camera, and was a spa,--

squad 7-

earned win euwu-‘ed out nine hits and being disqualified he tore into went for extra bases. and com- Oflly one error while Mc- Callum‘s mates were making eight miscues. The Pioneers Jot two unearned the earned runs in the that three frames and were leadins 4-1 at the end of the 6th. l.eBlanc‘s double and Millman’s triple drove in three more in the eighth for the clinching tallies.

lnittod

runs and two

118 that

Poorba

nesday between the

Wilson Hiirls Five-hitter In Pioneers’

7- 1 Victory

0091’. Kensington Squad

with Big Jim wmo nvemu hm in wmmnln hirgitctlkliilrig ‘B. Champion. cf.

5?-flikht game of llzszneors played

ace of Kiensin but clearly

,five of

Besides the pitching of Wilso

'3"-‘ 0’-501' 311811118113»: were the bat- U X.-arkin. Dave showed his batting eye has really re- turned: he poled out a double and two singles in 4 trips, drove intwo runs and scored two himself. Be- sides this he made a lovely catch of! Webster's line drive in the it}; and turned it into a double play. ington Darrach collect- ed a double and single in 4 trips. serunning cost Kenalngton mflny scoring chances. -

ofbavo

For Kens

Tile next slime will be on Wed

practi fla - ball to defeat the cxaensingtlivn 1 at the school diamond last evening. Wilson had a wor. Lhy rival in “Boa" Maocallum, the ton's hurling corps, e<%¢<ihiminawell n,clo__ Wh 9 111- mites l>0und- 0. Williams. ii‘. which

Vltamannas

, L. Cameron. lf. xMacDcnald

Totals - - - - .32 x-Batted for Ch ‘o

Pioneers ' J. Millman. 3b.

.5‘

J. Hunter, c.

H. Orossman. lb. D. Larkins, rf. G. LeBlanc. 2b. J. Wilson, 1).

v-i-up-o-on-n-fl eu>—o5>-we-:8 cg

.3.’ so 76‘ a r r u u 8 -1 o 3 .. o :-

score by Innings

123 456 789-11 H E 013 000 03x—'1 9 l 000 001000--1 6 8

Summary

Pioneers n Kensington

Earned runs: Kensington 1, Pic- neers 5. 3 base hit: Millman. 2 base hit: Darrach, Crossman Lar- kin, LeBlanc,Wilson. Left on’ bases Kensington 6, Pioneers 6. Runs batted in: Darrach 1. Crossman 1. Lurkin 2. I-eB1anc 1. Miilman 1. R. Clow 2. Double play: Lnrkin to Crossman. Base on balls: or: wikion l (Webster): ofl McCal- - lum 2 (Mlllman, Lidstone). Struck out by Mccallum, i0: Mlllman, R.

Upsets Feature Play In

Quebec Tennis Tourney

Simmerings Around The Sport Front

(3 ALANB.3'DAL Clnldiayn Pro!) 8 1 Writer

NEW YORK, June 28— National Hockey League

(C?)-— he Governors

are marching on New York for a

meetin they d posed of League

John Reed

Wednesday, despilgfihe 133;. Boston a few weeks Kilns

Bquare Garden. has issued instruct-

ions the Governors must

gotothe

Louis-Galento fight as guests of the Cvarden....poor Governors....

The Duke of Windsor

has played

glf almost overly day since he went iiv and

e in France consistently in

Compston, who taught

shoots ie him as

Prince oi‘ Wales and King. goes over

the Duke's France. . . .o d Archie

ame any time he is in SEYS

l.pru_

tice and greater freedom of mind” are responsible for the Duke's im-

proved scoring. . . .

July 4 will be Lou Gehr day at

Yankee St.adlum....and Carthy, Yankee Boss. cla.

oe Mc- i.msLouls

(B! DOI|'|Is»Amaron. Canadian Preu Stllf Writer)

Ch iomhi here today, ‘mp pa

Favorite to gain a place on Can- ada's Davis Cup team es

yo Montreal player. me score 132:? 2-6. '1-5, 6-4. Duff. Qutario titlist last year but a dielamointment in both the Ontario and on tourna- ments this ‘aeuon. went out in the figond round to Bob Bernard. of nltfeal. 6-1, 2-6, 6-1. Duff's defeat coat the Univer- sity of Miami redhead his oppor- tunity of representing Canada at Cuba next month but Pedlar still is a likely choice for a. doubles berth. ed the

Where, players advanced ac- cording to expectation. Laird Watt of Montreal. Bruce Hall, of Tor- onto, Bill Plggot Hamilton. and Don M'cDia.rmld. of Ottawa. marched to easy victories.

Watt, , favored to retain his title but is not a candidate for the Cup team. He

ring partner for the vastv n i and Kemington at (115 Clow 2, Cr 1. with the 93”“ °1 "*9 mi-5--~ M0‘ represented came last v Ar when he was training ii»-°t‘iiii Lldstone 1. °5Le".i’aii'nc 3, wifgif 11;’ °“’ maintains Gefirls muss ta“ Iaainst Japan but iiecic * waif-st championship bout with aekshu- BOX SCORE by Wilson, 10: Kashetsky 2, gums PR2‘; use over Ty 001*. 3359 playing in the international com- key. Camera could sp ak four K 2. Howatt 1, Darrach 1, Ohipman Hg ‘lm eduafttw t’§°§_ pet tion satin this season. ianguageg mulled c°n1ey_ and he Onllngtirn AB R H PO A E 3. Cameron 1. Hit by pitched. 3’ ‘3 PM£5u_l}€ Y 31:8 bouts :3‘ L With the exception of the vic- “'““ ‘"““‘ ‘".°‘."".‘”.”° '°°- i'‘‘‘§“u‘§§.3‘’'ii.’'° .3 3’ o‘ 4‘ 3’ 2‘ "““.’ ?**§§‘5*‘”~ °““"°n- <WH- y.’.'.‘."".e."i..y §’..‘.’.“£“‘.‘.ii. ..‘.'.“"m.'i.-. .33 “;§',,°" gm”; W ,R*g,*r;, W,,,B**,,,,§- - i- son, u ,(i\/lccu, ., v n. e ayo on - ..,,.5 no, gemrallv known, he s. Howatt. cf. 4 o l 1 0 0 ball: Mccrlilltlm. Wl:ni1nr:)pii,cBliaelii(, “““‘°‘ ‘”““‘°““5 Y°“ *“"°¢° 8'V°-- sonof Niagara Falls. Ont.,wa.s the continued’ nth“ came” Wu 3’ B. Mccallum, p. 4 l 1 2 3 2 Wilson. Time of game: 1 hour, 55 John Henry Dams smpped M Ma feature of today’; matches which me wumen I leuned mu p.m_ W ch, as. 4 D 2 1 1 1 mins. Umpire: E. Arsenault; base “gm heavyweight -crown by the saw the first round and most of fun’, in I mmmg cm mm .mm_ J. Ohebster, ab. 8 0 l 1 0 1 Judges: L. Monkley, C. Hogan, .N,m,,m1Box,ng Acwcmlon bemuu the second‘ round of the mens we had been box1n__v-_. hm been - pmain. o. 3 0 0 in 1 l, of mung eyes,gm_.__,5 going to singles completed. setting the worst oi it—-when he _ _ ,__,g_ _ _ __ , um am his daddy's mnasium an Robinson. weed out of the D0- 5llll_it[€SIS1i£dfWe wrestle. d1 had been ‘ B ‘W’ the west c0,,5L___ 8 mm 5‘ con. miton mtegts by a wr-3.; goryearsan naurll idedrpo Glpoh )1 . . ethird figured I would get a. little of :1; ilgflli. for l'ii¥l1sefi.e.ri.i’Olll?£ye:l:e £0 VON“ WI’ WV0 h3N'1°“8h‘ own back, Ga mo was paid fa, knock”, three-set snatches. He defeated

O O l 0

“was I surprised! The nrsttime he pinned me, 'I thought it was a. fluke. I tried it as; nmattemm- ed to get behirai for a leg hold. Next thing I knew, he had {nor £0138 the mat wlththmy neck wls so badly ought it.

Afterwards he

would break 01!. told me that he had had 2,000

Yacht Club To

Hold Regatta

At a. meeting of the sumznerslde Yacht Club held on Friday even-

Baseball ’s Big Six

(By The Associated Press) Batting (three leaders in each league).

wrestling matches before taking up ing. Rear commodore Eric MacKay “3“”“5-" , . , , g§§‘‘‘““9- ,“ “"“mg°°"‘°"_,“,’ “fl: Arnovich Phlllles 5§’2’i‘5”a§‘ iiimiii u . Biflllllfl. regs 011 11 Y S . ' '

mm mm in -in-ue. an. no to »-in -i o-cm. m- s:ais.Gs:2::... 2: 22 :2 "9" he °°11tln“9d- ‘'1 ioueht him V"-5 W “V0 5”“ 5”“ ‘° "*‘° roxx Red sex so 187 48 as '35:: is years ago—lost thedeciaion-.. Ohms of Charlottetown. Borden, 1e,m5'_ senators 5., m 4, 76 '34, and he nahis today exactly as he Montaaue. abedlac and Pictou. mm Yanks 56 20,, 49 7, -34, did then. He’: tough. Ee'g- got There will be five classes, Classes ' cams 5., 220 37 72 '32., the hardest left hook in the world. 2. 3, 4, 5 and 6, me annual cups Mme Cyrus 57 203 40 66 1327 it he can get. that thing in on for Glass 3, 4 and 5 will be out up H,;,,,.. ,,m_.,;__ .

you. y0u’1‘9 8'0 to d no matter who yoi“::sar.e."f° Mm’ ' Does he connect often "Not enough to make him a champ," chuckled Ootnl . "lit Tony could [let in there th that left like a clever boner. can. he would have been champion long ago. Louis will grobably cut him to ribbons- but ers'e always the chance that hemaytetin a. couple of good Ihote." 0 P Albsrtcn {pi-omis hive of actvity on Dominion Day with the biz moo

race 1; scheduled and variou other forms of enter- tainment D but to cap i oi! now cornea announoamen of 8 his card that win he

boxing Itfiked that-e.ori Saturday night.

0 evening of

Hefldingmiilie card in

Shaw. while the preliminary sees the third Charlottetown. fl ter and another Illgtnish mitirs performing.‘ ‘ . . »

With all flghtors evenly \‘ll.iAhO!i tile card shapes is as one brist- ling withaction the way and

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lent daIy's ncina is expected.-S. j—‘ ifififioxls are that a E86 CTOW will be in attendance. what with the town crowded with raw goers

and all those who make up a hol- iday crowd. .

mutant in their ‘last start, An- chors have an opportunity this getting revenge on the their postponed City’

the riorthend out when fans wer ally ing a close battle. encounter with several changes. hinted inthe lineup Anchors tonight might suc- ceed in taking the first fall out of iniglht, both the high-flying Rover crew.

usual an

Iltiaexvected localboalswill

a local club at th the Clifton Hots local boats are the water excel

banquet It

Beatenmgaok in the 1¥1l’8lt"h few innings never recover ere- afier Anchors were no match for

team the last time

for the re-

seven or eight take part in the fixtures as well as a number from other clubs.

The visit yachtamen will be the guests of

e re expect- But tonight's is another game and winnin

d American Lea,gue~Greenberg, Tig- ers, 16; Foxx. Red Sox, 12. National Le u lli, Dodgers, 14; Lom- bar , Teds', 11; Mccol-mick. Reds. ll; Ott, Giants, 11.

Runs batted in:—

American League—-Grreenbe ,Tig- ers, 5'1; Williams. Red Sox. 5 . Nat- e ional I.eague—~Bonura, Giants , 48; 1- McCormick. Reds, 47.

- Anchors And

Rovers Meet This Evening

Anchors and Rovers meet in a postponed game of the Cit Base- ball League at the Park iaxnond tonight at ‘6 o'clock sharp. ,,Vic- tims of a shutout the lasi. time they met Whack-ey McEa.chern's squad. Anchors with still’ practice sessions under their belts are ex- pected to make the Rovers step tonight if they are to keep their

g streak intact.

No inkling of the batteries for tonight's game was heard of last managers keeping \"mum" on the subject.

By J. R. Williams

WHV--ER. ‘E5; 5

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TELL YOUR MOTHER MANY THANKS.’

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J! .w'-.fIl=II_4} - 4

Attendance at cTnclnnail Reels’

home games is 382,731 this season.. ..when it puees 460,000 Boss Bil

McKechnie wins a 85.000

,..

Bill Klem. Dean of Major Leaaue Baseball umrpires. still holds a a el

worker's unioncard

. although

wrestling is fading fast in the eazt.

the bu ers are crowds saw Bronko Nagurski,

Rainy River. O'nt.. draw

Thez the other night in

drawing good Texas. . . .ten thousand

once of with Iouls Houston.

Jr. Practice To Be Held» Wednesday

There will be practice junior baseball

for the

team Wednesday

night at the Park diamond at 6 o'clock sharp. All junior players

desirous of catching a berth

on

the squad are asked to be on Ev. McNeill. mgr.

Meeting Of

hand.

Executive

Of League

An important meeting

executive of the City League is called for the Club this evening. A ance of urgently requested.

Baseball Sportinl

full attend-

the different members is I

out: BOARDING I’-louse

borne Duguid, Montreal hockey player, 6-8. 8-10, 6-4. in a two- hour first-round battle. and won 6-1. 4-6. 1-5' from Gordon shorter, of Ottaiwa. in the second round.

Ranked sixtlt..in Canada. Robin- son was forced to the limit in both matches but his durability and experience carried him through. If he can regain the form he show- ed ayearagohewillbe l.lead- ingt contender for 3 Davis Cup D08 .

"Hun” Gives

Gives Austin H a rd Battle

WIMBLIEIDON England, June 26 —(O.P)—-I-I. w. (Bonn ) Austin, the favorite. came thrc the first round after a terrifc struggle to- day but it was the “American Ter-

domi ted

trim green courts as the All-Eng- land Tennis Championships opened l1>§f&-as Queen Mary and a crowd of

Bobby Risgs. Don McNelil and El- wood oooke layed aggressive tennis to oust g opponents and their stock soared when Austin, who has been out of serious competition for a year, took two hours to beat Hun- gary's young star. Joseph Asboth.

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Cooke lost the first five games to Christian Boussus. French vet- eran. before he at used to the crowd. 'I'hen he used the wilting Bouasus all over the court, winning 1-6. 6-4, 0-0, 6-8.

Austin's trouble against the grace- ful yo Hu was that he cnuld no hold is own service. Sev- en times in the long third set the

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(By Sid Feder, Associated Press Sports Writer)

NEW YORK, June 26—Wim less than 48 hours tags. the expert diliggnback into fls history to- Ll

doubt” in the lop-sided superior- ity Joe Louis is s to have over

§';’.i‘."y..°i‘?.i.°€“‘.’in.°‘i...‘.‘.‘.°"i..’5z"‘.1‘i‘.“‘ G stadium Wednesday nidht . as

with the chaancpion too-heavy favorite at one to six and out to flatten his roly-poly rival, and a brisk ticket sale pu g close to! a $600,000-gate, axg-umen-ts wax- e warm on every Broadway corner as to just what possibilities 'I‘wo-Ton Tony has of hanging up the unset to end all ufiets.

The chief talking no t. outside pining riélativ(ei mfriyitg of Galenws e an an a g power as opposed to Joessdynamite, seesmed to be in hair-king hack in similar situlaftions in the priu rin dock. a couple of long- shots. were able to whip Louis and Max Baler, raga-ctively. than why not concede ' ento his chance, blefiruseogiteh Cafltwhitr header than e er oee o gen emen."

One veteran “ex7pert" went even

defending chmmon ls. far-that back and recalled that

Experts Unanimous In Opinion, Galento - Louis Scrap Will Not Last Long

Wil'lie an, totsl in ......l::n new

somewhat on the order of Tony. wh Jack regal-de as in-

Dempsey, also

vinclble. and that Jim Flynn, a. short, stock cltizen—which is also Galento’s general descrip- ti0n—actually flattened the great Manaasa Mauler.

manager, who piloted fl‘c)h.melinz to his kayo conquest of u .

"look," he shouted. taking a fighting pose. “Lclls shuffles in at you like this. Then he shoots a straight left. ‘men he feints you ti; Elbert you for his right hand 5 o .

"Here's the tip-off. As he felnts, he moves forward. and in moving up, he drags his back foot. He al- ways does it. Now. when he does Tony is nna bitch that left hand. Tina. 's the way Joe's gonna get licked, Mark my words. now. Tons-’s gonna do it——and inside of live rounds."

On only one point did the boys agree with “Yussel.” The fight doesn’t figure to go more than five rounds with all that artillery inside the ring. regardless of the winner.

1 -. ._._.___j___[

Tigers Win ' To Take Over Third Place

D. June N-MP)‘ Detroit Tigers smashed Cleveland land Indians today 11-2 and rode into third place over me Tribe on Tommy Br dges's 10th triumph of the American Baseball League cam-

érisers combed Cleveland's Mel Harder and two s s r 15 bunched hlLs—tl'lree of them

from the hat. of Earl Averill in his first appearance against his old teammaltes. Averill walked to the plate five times. and was put. out only once. He produced a. double, two singles and a walk.

The veteran Lefty Grove won his seventh victory of the season by

blanki Washington 3-0 with a seven h t rformance. Althoug touched by Washington

batsmen for at least one hit in six of the nine innings, the Boston hurler ke t the blows well scattered.

Meanw ile his mates were slac- _p Joe Haynes for nine hits and W for Masterson for one blow. Four of those off Haynes they ‘ L " effectively in the second and third innings to score their runs.

A lnog sacrifice fly by Eric , rookie out-fielder from Duke University. with one out and the bases full in the eighth inning gave the Athletics a 3-2 victory over New York Yan- kees before 33.07! in a night game.

youngster hammered Bunny's ser- vice for winners and experts wond- cred what would happen to the Englishman when he meets some- more experienced e opening day of fined solely to men's H events. Jacques B non, ano er veteran of the days w en France ruled the tennis world. defeated the British Davis Cup player F‘. H. D. Wilde, 6-1 6-3, 3-8. 6-3, in one of the day's best matches. other results included: Roderich Menael. former crccho-Slovakian now playing for Germany, wh d E. C. Peters. England. 0-1, 8-2, -2: Heinrich Henkel, Germany. defeated F. J. Piercy. Great Britain. 9-7. 8-0, 6-0 and Ferenc Puncec, Yugoslavia, defeated M. V. Edwards. Great Bri- tain. 6-2, 6-2. 6-4.

‘la was con-

Use Minard's for dandruff.

Major Hoopla

HEY.’ UNCLE AMOS; WHAT ARE ‘DU DOING DOWN ‘THERE BY ‘H-IE FENCE \-av-PLAYING House?

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BASEBALL RES UL TS

0l2000000—3 103

Grove and Desautels; Haynes, Mastorsom and Ferrell. De 7. 000

trot 020 450-11 15 1 Cleveland 000 000 020-2 11 1 Bridges and Tebbei/ts; Harder,

Broaoa. Zuiber and Hemsley. Sewell.

One night game, only games scheduled New York 010 100 000 2 4 1 Philadelphia 010 000 11x 3 4 1

Hadley and Dickey; Pippen and

I-fayu. National League No games scheduled Internatoinal League Syracuse at Newark. played as art of doubelheader, June ee night games. Toronto 100 000130 5 8 1 Rochuter 000030010 .1 ll 2 Mulligan and Heath; I-Ienshaw,

M. I Druxman said.

Gomicki and Bea! ‘ ‘ Arsociatlon Indiana ‘i 4 Columbus 2.

one night game. only games