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l SPORT BRIEFS .

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The largest trout caught in An-

iho local C. N. R. operator, samual MacLeod. It was a. sea. trout and Wtished five pounds, five ounces. It measured 22 inches in length ‘Vii-h a depth of 9 inches.

_If_ the distance is correct, the time made by Billy Wilson a youth- ful runner of Trenton. N. 3., at New Glasgow the 24th, when he led the field of thirteen starters in lin- nniunl Intermediate two mile You‘ i111‘ i-liv Halifax Herald Cup, Ts svunisinslv good: o minutes, 42 2-5 seconds. an average of 4.51 l-S for each mile.

I-‘rnnklui D. Recsevelt, Jlt, Qjgll- tic-n year old son of the President. stroked the Groten, Mass. school crew to a decisive victory over Bei- mont School last. week. He is six feet four inehese tall and tips the scales at 1B0 pounds. Some boy.

Max B191’, who is due to match mitts with Max Schmeling on June 6th- IS iron-rive his backers by his fondness for swimming. Many trainers of pugl-lists aver thaii swimming is weakening and would filfefer that he give more attention to road work and boxing.

Jack Dempsey. the promoter or the above fight, ls worrying over

iisvnlsh, N. 8., for s. considerable time. was landed on May 14th by

like a bulldog. . -

the public so conspicuously on ac

trotter this year named Caiume

Goad Time park, Goshen. N. Y.

2.08 1-2. the first time 2.10 has been beaten this year by any trot- Lvr in the U. S. A.

By the way. this colt. was secured out of the Calumet Farm consign- ment tn the i931 Old Glory Salt- for the small sum of $210. the. purchase being maids by lvhq calm, for his wife. He will be one or! the contenders in the $50,000 Ramble- tonlan Stake at Goshen in August.

Another good American trotter goes to rtura-pe. we refer to Brev- ere (3) 2.03, who was recently sold by W. N. Reynolds of North Caro- lina to A. Finn oi’ Milan, Italy. This bsy was the leading money

i ivfnning two year old of 193i. As

:1 three year old he was quite suc-

l cessful, his total itiunlngs amount-

ing to over $16,000. He was the only troiter to win a race from Th?

S011.

the fact that; his Picture Posters advertising the scrap are being torn down by the hundreds, mo hostlitles are due to the meg that Sflimviillg is a German; therefore the Jen's are hostile, and even the‘ fact that Baer, one of their own race. is battling, is not helping Dempsey any. ‘ Jack Johnson. whose sobriquet “'55 "J8 emf-tire". is new in Paris. Jack will be remembers-fl .s world's Champion Heévyive ght, defeating

estimation the greatest fighters of all time wese Corbett, Fitzslmmons and liims 1r. with h‘msclf off ini front by a consid rable margin.

Jolmsoifs curef ‘diversion in Par- is is visiting the restaurant where the spvri-s gather and devouring; all the fried sausages that kind friends will Piovide while he car- ries on his‘ reminiscenses. By the way he paid a great tribute to Sam Lar-gfcrd. who he thought was one

ever kfiowu. Sam w-as f1 a little

hiblifion l.lli‘I(‘ years ago, the poor old boy at tint time lacing a path-

Inter High School Sports Ma)’ 24th covered the 100 yards in 10

ltistory ivlll irepeat itself.

Yesterday and today athletic history will be made if conditions

Universiirs are cxpeeicd to be the big point winners.

At the Ailoriic Cify Horse Show this week. August A. ‘Bikfiftll the great brewer" of Si. Louis, Miss, ex- hibited eight Clydesdules that were real marvels every one being over eighteen hands and one eighteen hands ihrec inchese. As W. J. Wales n uoicd horseman said they looked like elephunis.

Some sprinter! At the East. Tech- nical I-iigli Scliccl spcris. Columbus Ohio. a low days ago Jesse Owens. negro sprinter did the 220 in 20.8 seconds and the 100 yards in 9.6. The first is a new Interscholastic record and the latter tics the form- er mark.

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estimated to have swung around the glrbe lwciiLv-luur limes in a racing sulky. In his 65th your. his present age. Mr. Cox rides over a hundred miles daily i0 sulky in training his cllurees. lie has his eyes pointed towards the $w.000 Hlmbletoniun stake for three /yea.r old troiiers and hopes i0 duplicate his performance of 192i) when he won with Wnlim‘ Dear. John L. Dodge. a druggki. and hghly succ.ssf1:l amateur horse- man of Atlanta. Ga, has the hon- or of having driven the fasiesi mile trotted by a two year old so for

Wrportezl this " ‘ii-T llollyrnod Slzei-‘fi. bred by him.

"mrood l-larlnwsy a sou of Peter Volo

when at Let:- irgttu. i-‘rdny. Mal! 19th.

i=oLL d iii 2.10 l-'.l. ii" l\ by Holly-

‘ been honed like some of the South- sde how at. the Cixnrlciie ~a“'ll Ex- el-l-l ll-lylled mp5,

etic wreck through the less of eye- Mm l; F, Adams, south weymouth Sigili- Mass. went. a. mile in 2.17 on the " ' pace 12st iveck. He is by Kalmuck A schoolboy in Vancouver named 115 1-2, owned by Willard Kelly, Howard McPhec running in the 5Olllylp°l-g_

seconds flat, equalling the mark ed lol- llle lll-Sl time “l, pagmag, N, set by Percy ivilllams In the i927 J‘, on Jlmc 13th, a pl-Ogl-an-l can- Senior School Sports. Percy went s-sllllg o; several two hundred dol. right. on from there in become l“ pulse,” The Only place when; Olympc Champion. Let us hope sum-lay l-ulng l5 can-led on ll-l Canada, as far as we lcnow, is in a "—'"-* certain part of Quebec.

are favorable. The Intercollegiate able l-acll-lg thfQuBhOut, Nova, Athletic events will be pulled of! at sootia“ M Ke-lllvllle the 3.23 Q1355 Boston on the Harvard Grounds. was won by prim Glow will. Babe Slum-Hi 111111 Swill)?!“ 9911mm“ Dewey and Dewitte Aubrey second

The statement has been made in l print that he is the best bred stal-

lOl that ever went to Europe, so] 10f u." briefly lock into his breeding. -' He is by Peter the Brewer (4) 2.02 l-2. one of the great stair: winners oi’ his time and a son of Peter the Great 2.07 i-L’. H's dam is Jane Revere (2) 2.06 3-4 by Guy Ax- ivorthy 2.08 l-2. June was the best two year ol.l of her year and won the Kentucky Futurity. His second dam is Volga is» 2.04 1-2. the world's champon two. and three

ttotter to go through the Grand Circuit as a two year aid without] the loss of a heat. A further look into his pedigree would show more outstanding facts regarding his third, fourth and fifth dams.

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Will Cain's, who has been before

count of his success with the three year olds, The Marchioness" and Protector. each having a. tab of 1.59 1-4, has a. three yeair old

Donald by Peter the Brewer 2.02 1-2. which he cl"ims will make them all step and it looks as though he is right, because at the

last week, he trotted a mile in

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In addition to the above races there was a pony rare in n'hieh

Jzm Jeifreis f r the title. In hisyear 01d filly and the only colt, illlmeel‘ 5iarwd"

Worthy Sett referred to above, was bred by Pete-r McNalr Rob- ertscn. Marshlield, and is by Long- set. out of a Guy Axworthy mare. He was in the ownership of G. Holsey Hooper and trained as a

Al: the breeders meeting held at twti" smwlng l‘ M’ °t speed:

Gsshen, N. Y., May i6, 17, 18, i9, Waller Cox put ten two year old irotters in the 2.30 list. As Cox never tiles to make much early speed these juveniles could no doubt show a. great deal more had they

A three year old in the stable of

Sunday racing will be inaugurat-

The 24th of May saw consider-

and third. Half mile heats. best time 1.09. The 2.20 trot. and pace was won by Bessie Hamlin, Bonnie Cmnrron second, Attzi Boy third. best; time 1.07. The Free For Ali was won by Hedgewcod K. ii'i straight heats, Santc Volo twice second, G-aiety McGregor oncg second, Dustless Graitan and Pax Volo fourth and fifth respeciively. best time 1.06 1-2. Nearly all the horses in the last two classes have been seen in action on Charlotte- town race track last Exhibition. The Class A. ‘ll-of, nnrl Pace at Amherst on Wednesday W35 W011 by Captain Kidd in straight heats. best time 1.08, Susie Bell. owned and driven by S. A. Rockford was second the first heat, best. time was 1.08. Captain Kidd u-as raced here two seasons ago by Tom Holm- es for T. C. Glennie of Oxford. N- S.

Glace Bax. U. B. “'35 ihe Jweiw of a first. class rat-c program on Wednesday afternoon. May 34m- Two accidents, one of them serious marred an otherwlse excellent pro- gram. Shenandoah 2.12, driven by Stein Purvls, stepped through the wheel of Old Glory and iniilfvd his leg so severely he may not be able to race again this season.

The 2.15 Class was WJlI by Worthy Sctt in siraiglll heals. Miss Winnipeg second, The lnccnsc third, best time 1.07. The 2.20 class was won by I'm Alone in straight.

was sold to Wellington MoNeili who shifted him to the Pace. then sold him to parties in Cape Breton.

Old Glory took a record of 2.12 i-2 as a three year old in the West- ern United States and was pur- chased by Alderman Frank Adams two years ago and raced by him. but. not successfully, so has evid- ently passed to new hands in Cape Breton.

The Incense 2.10 1-2 was brought here three years ago by Montle

Gerow and sold to and campaigned

by Mr. Charles Reardcm.

By the way, Charlie and his good pacer The Willis 2.13 1-2 have loc- ated at Albany. P. E. I. Charlie and his horse are greatly missed at the Charlottetown Driving Park track where his workouts with others were features of inlercst i0 the inns.