JULY 15, 19d‘!

BOWLING uocnur iviwsrbiuc

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MONCTON. N. B., July IL-(Clfl-Sorrel-thstched chgrlnltét0wfl, 1'. 1'1. 1., Detroit Red Wings player in "any League, today added the New Brunswick and (gland amateur golf crown to his athletic lnurels. The Professional and

9pm titles went tn Archie Skinner, of St. Andrews, N. B.

Kelly became the second N. H. L. hockeylst to pionship important in the Maritimes. Joe Lamb. with New York Am- "piang, wnii last year's Maritime meet. Now

“mi; came from Sussex, N. B. The Charlottetown golfer had

morning and afternoon cards of 50 ind 5i for the last two IZ-hole rounds over the Rlverdale Club course. His total for the '12 holes of medal play was rival. William Crawford, ‘Vestfleld, N. 13., strokes separated the next three ranking

liioiirkvn. R. G. Likely, Westfield, and B. '1‘. Holman, Charlottetown.

Two other Charlottetown play- ers. Victor Saunders and J. A.

sautizir-rs were ivell down the list irzilt 350 and 373. Iii tiie second d,\-;,.»t.m W, A. Gtiudet. Charlotte- town, also linislied near the end with 379.

‘Three professionals outstroked Kplly, 1n winning the Pro and Dpvii titlrs Skinncr grossed 306, iix bUilPr than second-place Lorry flioriuou of Moiicton while Ver- non niilclt. Riverside. was a close ihird \\'lii1 313. A 320 gave C.M. Galbraith, Charlottetown, fifth pliire muting tiic eight profession- sis.

Rev. J. W. Holland. Riverside, I .. _.-..L..._&_____

New g3-year-

Mark Establi

who catpured both Amateur and 0P9!) Ohflmplonships last yrear, was disqualified yesterday but uii- officially the 72 holes had placed

him far down the list with 348.

Riversldes No. 3 team.

The second, third and fourth divisions, respectively. were led by George Belliveau, Mom-ton; Paul Dflfldmfln. Moncton: and R. J_ Hickey. Westfield. V. A. Fraser, zBeiathurst, had the best net score.

old Trotting shed; Veteran Driver Seriously Injured

..__..__.__ GOSIIFIN, N. Y., July 14—(AP)—

George l-‘ivitiey, veteran reinsman from Gi-vviiville. S.C., was injured seriously in the final race of the grand (‘irvuit program at Historic

ark toriiv nftr-r H.StacySm1th's Mi. \V.:t'. of Newark. N. Y.. had tiottril :o a new record in win- ning the Tiixrdc purse for three- [Ell-Old trotters. '

l-‘iiinrv was injured in the final beat. of the 2:12 pace when his horse. Svinbol Green. went down lithe titres-quarter pole.

Mi. Watt hung up a new record for threc-year-old trotters on a liiiif-mzlo oval when he trotted the last tivo iteats in 2:05 to better the old mitt-k of 210515 set by Pin- lro inst your.

Setting all the pace. Angel hiid. spccdy bay more owned by

.A.O. Taylor, of Maysviile. Ky., and fifl\'f‘ll by Spec Arskine, eas- ily won the 2:08 trot from three others. She was timed in 2.05. 107 and 2105-3.

, riiis SUMMARIES

The Arden. Z-Year-Olrl Pace. 2 iii 3, Purse $1.000 Gilt Hanover (Lacey) — - -—‘1 1 Reddiritiie (Palin) —- — - - 2 3 Arlcian (Berry) - — - _- - 3 3 90101.1’ (Sinai-t) _- - - - — 4 4 Apollo also started. ‘Dine: 210%: 2.0053.

The ‘fiixeilri Zl-Year-Old Trot, 3i liciits. Purse $1.500 Mr. \\'.'i'i (Record) -- — - 6 1 l Fi'(‘('i\'il'.\ (l-‘arslinlll -— -— — l 2 2

5 a and Holyrood l-: 2m; 2.05; '20s.

2113 ’l‘roi. ii Iii-ats. Purse $1,200 Aiiuil (‘iiild ildrskitie) — — 1 1 1 Caiuiiu-i i‘l\‘(‘i_\'l1 (V. Flem-

ii.., . - Ctil|iiii<lt_ ifliirflll (Parslinlll- 3 Fllrfitllllit‘ iliurritiitiu) —- — 4

Tiinv; 2.05; 2.0T; 2.0503.

M

U! Pace, I Heats. Purse 8500 42" Jane (Hatcheli and ti1ai't)._______._._

Inspector (Fleming) — ‘—-— 23m Symbol Green (Flnney) - 52m

Direct Part. Case Ace, Cyclone 55m and Prince Laurel also start-

Time: 2.0414; 2.0813: 2.09%.

BASEBALL scoops

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AMERICAN LEAGUE

New York Detroit 000011000 2 5 1

Buffing and Dickey; Wade, Coff-

mllll. Gill and Tebbetts.

Washington 000101010 3 '1 4

Cleveland 100 315 10x 11 9 1 Fischer. Cohen and R. Ferrell;

I-Iudlin and Pytlak.

Philadelphia

Ross. Kelley and Brucker; Ken- nedy and Sewell. Called end of 5th—ra.in.

Boston 010 212 045 15 21 0

St. 1101115 000 000 033 6 9 2

Newsom and Dessuiels; Walkup,

Thomas and Hemsley. NATIONAL LEAGUE

Chicago 100000000 1 5 0 Boston 001010000 2 5 0

Root. Davis and Hartnett: Turner and Lopez. Cincinnati 011 100 O02 5 l0 1 Brooklyn 000200010 3 B 1 G-rissom, Davis and V. Davis.’ Hoyt. Jeffcoat, Frankhouse and

Phelps. Pittsburgh 010000100 2 4 0 New York 201 00100x 4 7 2

Bowman. Brandt and Todd; Hubbell and Dunning.

St. Louis at Philadelphia, ppd. rain.

INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE

First Game:- Newark 000000000 0 6 0 Jersey City 200 030 20x 7 12 0

Tamulis and Hershberger: Cant- well and Klumpp.

Second Game:—'

Newark 10000000 1 4 O Jersey City 001000 01 2 8 1

Russo and Rosar: Gablci- and Klumpp.

Baltimore at Syracuse ppd. rfliu-

Montreal st Toronto night game ppd. rain.

Rochester at Buffalo night game ppd. rain.- __;;_

"I wiili we lied a bicycle built ioi iwo—" "l Ill li—-ilien you could onloy a Sweet Cup wliill | Piddledl"

SWEET CAPORAL C IGARETTES

“The pom! Iomi in which tobacco can be nniolcd-”— anut iii‘

NEWS KELL Y .WINS N.B.

t Leads Nearest Rival By It! E a rl A ve ry I5Strokes—Belvedere Club f W018 Double Members Win Team Trophy

Pete Kelly of the National Prince Edward

hold a golf cham-

a resident of Ottawa.

316. He led his nearest by 15 strokes. Only single In order-Aubrey Steeves,

400 021 300 10 l2 0

30100 4 5 4 Chicago 310 2x 6 9 3

'l'HE CHARLOTTE’ FOWN GUARDIAN

“in SPORT

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-P. 5.1. AMA TEUR GOLF TITLE

t At Woodstock

___. (BY The Canadian Press)

Driving Club's mid-summer meet.

trot and pace. Tracey I-lanoveris time of 2.08%

this year. The summary:

Classified Trot and Pace, Purse $200. Nooiiiiiiie. (Avery) - _- _1 Calumet Dtidds. (Conroy) - 3 Calumet Euclid (Chapelle) z Fairiveathei" (Smith) -- --5 Lone Wolf (Dumont) - ‘_ g Peter Piti iJardine) -- -- -_ 46d Tiitie: 2.14"}; 2.1514,‘ 2.14.

2.14 Trot and Pace, Purse $200

Tracey Hanover, (Avery) _,. 11 Harkzuvay. (Chapelle) - -_ 3 z Dolly Azofl, (smith) —- —23 Directmar, (Dumont) - _.4 4 Time: 2.10: 2.08%: 2.22.

1'

o 1 2 3

2.17 Trot and Pace, Purse $200

Alloway. (Wathen) - - - l1 01011900. (Ger-ow) - _ _5 4 Joan Scott, (Chapelle) _ _ 2 g

timers. Kenneth M. Keith, Han; land: B. E. Cliff. Centreville. ____________

Royal Hanover Wins Sydney Free - for - all

NORTH SYDNEY, NS, July 14 -—Roya1 Hanover. driven by W. Wood of North Sydney, was the star of the second Maritime cir- cuit race meet here today. 'I‘he horse. making its second appear- ance on a Cape Breton track. took the second and third heats of the Free-for-All. losing the first tothe classy Signal Senator, owned by

H. M. Sweeney of Bridgewater.

N S. The summary follows:

2.25 Trot and Pace Dudey Patch. HM. Sweeney.

Bridgewater -- -- - - - 1 1 1 Ailiset, Robert Vickers, Syd- ney Mines —- — -- -- -222

Teddy Boy Gratten, D. Campbell, Lingan - - — 8 3 4 Time: 2.1514: 2.16MB 3.18.

Classified Race

Sully. Mrs. Ballard, Sydney 1 1 _1

Quaker Girl, C. Burgess,

Halifax — — — — — -— 2 2 3 Calumet Dukelleorge Kuhn, Dartmouth 8 8 2

The Great at; Hon-Evil;

ky. Sydney - -- - - -4 4 4 Time: 2.11: 2.12: 2.14.

Free-For-All

Royal Hanover, North Syd-

iicy ~ — — — — — —— 2 Signal Senator, H.M. Sween-

ey -_ - _ _ — — — — 1 2 2 Der-mat. S. Phalen. Glace

Bay — — — — — —— — 4 3 3 Patrick Direct. Lloyd Walk-

er. Halifax - - -i —- —-5 14

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SamtJo/in Horses

Win At Amherst

(C. I‘. by Guardian's Special Wire)

AMHERST, N. 3., July 14-81111“ John horses captured a majority of the opening meet of the cen- i-ral racing circuit here today. O Boy Fisher ran the fastest race 0f the afternoon, winning the 3.23 'I"roi. and mes and circling the track in 2.17 l-2 in one of the

heats. THE SUMMARY

Free For All nestiit-i- Bell 1 1 1 Northern Prince 2 3 I . Harvey Aubrey 3 I d!‘

Time: 220 3-4. 2.21 34, 2.22. 2.22 Trot And Piwe 1 2 Q m».- rtshci- l Martin Dull 3 '1‘ 1 Diamond Mac 3 3 3 Foxy Peter 4 4 4 Time: 2.17 1-2 2.1a M. M2-

229 Trot And I've

Elmer Worth)‘ 3 1 1 Aron L. 1 3 4 Hallie Breton 3 3 I Guy Metrose 4 4 3 Peter 80v 5 ‘

woonsrocx. N. 13., July 14.. Earl Avery. Woodstock driver, mas a double winner this afternoon at the Opening of the Woodstock

H)? Diloted T. V. I-Ioidaways Noontime, from Houlton, M9,, to a straight heat victory in theclas- sified trot and pace. and repeated with Tracey Hanover, a local horse. in the 2.14 trot and pace. Alioway. from Fort Fairfleld. Me. was an easy winner in the 2.17

equalled the best made on the Maine and New Brunswick circuit

Peter Reaper

Over 2000 race followers saw the Albertori track record equalled twice yesterday withPeter Reaper, Josie the Great and Millie Kai- muck being returned the winners.

The weather was perfect and the track was in wonderful con- dition, probably being the fastest- oval on the Island yesterday. Both times the track record was equal- led it was Peter Reaper who did the trick, Col. McKinuons smooth pacer stepping the first two heats in 2.11 flat. The final heat of ‘the

Volo.

In winning the 2.21 event in straight heats. Josie the Great with Johnny Conroy up. equalL-d her mark of 2.13‘; in the first heat: and then went on to lower her mark 1-4 second in each of the next two to take a new one of 2.12%’.

Millie Kalmuck, owned and driv- en by Willard Keily, took the slow class in straight heats and in do- ing so showed that she is a real trotter of which much is expected before the season is over.

2.17 TR/UI‘ AND PACEI-This class brought five starters to the wire and they got away on the first score with Miss Mc'I‘yre at the pole. The Middleton owned trotter held her lead for the first half but lost it then to McElwyn the Great. At the three quarter pole MticKinnoii took Peter Reap- er out and outbrushed the field to the wire for his first heat in 2.11 with Hanover Courier second and Trixie V010 third.

In the second heat Peter Reaper led the whole mile and Hanover Courier made a fine drive in the last quarter to place second. This horse does not go away as fast es the rest but in both heats he show- ed wonderful brush in the last quarter.

The third heat looked asthough it would be a repetition oi the second but ‘Trixie Voio pulled n. surprise by beating Peter Reaper down the stretch to win B. lovely heat in 2.1111.

2.21 TRDT AND PACE-This class had four starters with Bebe McElwyn at the pole. They got away aftera couple of scores. Jos- ie the Great took the lead on the first turn and was never headed from then on in any of the three heats. She paced the second half of her second mile in 1.04‘. and in the last heat when she took her new mark did the same half in only a second more. Bud Cope was also ‘a good horse. showing good brush even though it was not quite enough to get to the Amherst mare. Soviet was an im- proved horse over Summcrside but made several breaks.

2.27 ‘PROT AND PACE: - ‘The slow class drew nine starters to the wire who got away on the fifth score with Donna Watson at the pole. Kelly with Millie Kai- muck was content with second po- sition untii about half way up the back stretch in the second hulf when he began a. drive which eas- ily carried her to the front com- ing into the stretch and she was not pushed to the wire. Starreit Voio was a good second with Daisy Peters third, Donna. Watson tak- ing fourth. Alestre. and Daisy Peters showed a lot of speed in this heat as they lost considerable with bad acting going away.

Millie Kalmuck was never head- ed in the second heat and the race was really for second place with Alestra. Daisy Peters and Domin- ion Belle being the main con- tenders. Alestrs seemed to have it coming into the stretch but. made a break some fifty yards from the wire and although fin- ishing third behind Daisy Peters. was set back one position for the break.

In the third heat Dominion Belle and Daisy Peters were in a criickup on the second turn of the second half Just when it se med

Industrial League Meeting Tonight

The postponed meeting of the Industrial League will be held this evening at Dr. F. C. Dougans of- fice. The meeting is called for the purpose of settling different mat.- fers which have been holding up the league of late. ‘lite league has been experiencing considerable difficulty in the matter of having the games starting on time, and of some of the teams not being able to field n. line-up for their sched- uled games, thereby "killing" the league.

Baseball has been on the wane in Charlottetown hr the past several years and the officials of the Industrial league have been carrying on gamely in the face of all odds, with very little support from the players. The meeting is called for 7.30 sharp.

Remember When

(By The Canadian Press)

Twenty-one-year-old Gene Sara- zsn won the United States open golf title with 288 for 72 holes at 5110419. 111.. 15 years ago today. Bobby Jones. Atlanta, 0a., amateur. tied for second place with J. L. Black, one stroke in the rear. Bin-sun has won nearly s11 important. United States

tourney! since then.

event was won in 2.11% by Trixie .

Twice Equals Track, Record At

certain they were going to make a fine race to the wire. Alestra placed second but was again set back. this time to seventh position for interference.

Doctor Dougan. of Charlotte- town, was the starter and carried

of‘! the three events in the same

efficient manner which character- ized his starting at Summerside

. Dominion Day.

The summary:

2.17 Trot and Ptcc (3 seconds allowed for trotters)

Peter Reaper.‘ CoLDA. Mac- Kirinon. Chiown (Mac-

Kmnom _ _ _ _ __ ___ 1 1 2 hlaroons have

Trixie Volo. Brenton Ram- say, Albertxm (Ramsay) — 3 i l Hanover Courier, Percy Brid- ges. Gagetowri, NB. (Con- roy) — — — — - - - 2 7 3 McElivyn the Great, Frank Cailbeck. S‘Side. (G. Call- beck) — — _ — — - — 4 3 4 Miss McTyre,Hanklnson sta- bles, Middleton, NS. (Han-

kinson) — — _ - - - 5 5 5 Eh

Time.’ 2.11; 2.11; 2.11%. 2.21 Trot and Pace

Josie the Great. Simpson and Bickertcn, Amherst, N.S., (Conroy) — — — — -— — 1 1 1

Bud Cope. G. A. Cailbeck,

Summerside, (G. Callback) 2 2 2 york Rangfirs‘ probc Montreal's attend. "lull powers to act. on any plan they select r0 amelior- ate the professional uation in Montreal." Authoritative sources said it was the general belief ‘of the nors that Montreal lacks ulation to support two clu ever, a merger of the ly, Southport. (Kelly) - 1 1 1 not be considered. Romoi team. possibly to Clevcl Louis or Pittsburgh was (Rudderham) _ _. .__ _ 3 3 4 to be the likely solution. explained the Governors N. H. L. should retain it= kmson) _ _ _ _ __ _ 2 5 '3 eight-club membership.

Soviet. Andrew Perry. Sum-

merside. (Lloyd O‘Brien) 4 3 3

Bebe McElwyn. J. M. Alex- ander, St. John. N. B.

(Sample) — - - — — - 3 4 4

Time: 2.13%: 2.13: 2.12%. 2.28 Trot and Pace Millie Kalmuck, Willard Kel-

Daisy Peters. Dr. J. A. Mc- Isaac, North Sydney, N. 5..

Starret Volo. Hsnkinsoii sta- bles. MiddletomNS. (Han-

Donnii. Watson. Edgar Bry- enton, Hamilton. (Bryen-

ton) — — — — — ——-4'l2

Dominion Belle. Dr. E. A

Cape ‘Pi-averse. (O'Brien), '1 3 6

Alestra. Mrs. Fillmore. Bale

Verte, N.B., (Rockford) — 9 4 '1

Jackie Volo. Ira Douglas. Chiown. (McKenna) -— - 8 8 5

Squire Hanover. Jas. Alex- ander. St. John, N. B. (Semple) - — — — — — 6 dis

Belle Aubrey. Hankinson sts- bles. Middleton, N. 3., (Armstrong) - - — - — 5 dr. Time: 2.1714; 2.18: 2.19.

Halif-axl Girl l/Vins Golf Title

HALIFAX, July I4-(CP)—Eigli- teen-year-old Maisie Howard who was brought upalmost next door to Halifaxs Gorsebrook Golf Course tonight was Nova scotiafis wo-

men's goif champion.

For years. she had put-tcred about the hilly links in the centre of Hallfaxs residential South End,

and the practice and skill she ac- quired in that way enabled her to

defeat some 50 other women play- ers in 36 holes of medal play with the lowest score evcr compiled in a

Provincial women's tournament.

Sh: came home today in the fin- al round with a 78. which. added to the 71 she scored on the short but tricky course yesterday. EMT‘ her a total of 149. l0 strokes below thr- score of hrr nearest. competitor. Bubs Creighton of Yarmouth. the

defrndi-ig champion-

How 77iey Stand

AMERICAN LEAGUE

New York 48 22 .086 Boston 41 28 .594 Chicago 44 31 .587 Detroit 42 30 .583 Cleveland 35 34 .507 Washington 30 39 .435 st. Louis 22 48 .314 Philadelphia 20 50 .286 NATIONAL LEAGUE New York 47 29 .618 Chicago 45 2B .616 Pittsburgh 40 33 .548 St. Innis 39 33 .542 Boston 34 4i .453 Brooklyn 31 41 .431 Cincinnati 29 43 .403 l Philadelphia 29 46 .387

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Montague Races Wednesday. August 4th

81100.00 IN PURSES The following are the classes.

2.15 Trot s, Pace (4 sec. allowed trotters) Purse $300.00

2.18 Trot & Pace Purse 300.00 i 2.14 Trot Purse 300.00 2.24 Trot h Pace Purse 300.00

Entries close July the 26th. Address all correspondence to George McIntyre, Montague.

[Montreal Alberton HaveOnlyOnep N. H. L. Teamilloves Amateur Tournament

(By George Iilagulre, Canadian Press Staff Writer)

NEW YORK Ji sibility himitreal one maJcr league when the show flies was seen today when Governors 0f the National Hock ular mid-siitiimer

liy 14—Thc pos-

three to study the rouse decline in patronage formulate a i'F‘illt‘(i_V. For rome years Caiiridien. and suifcrcri iiitaiiclail_v of fans to fill the Forum as was the

So pressing was the situation the Governors ciida and (iiscilssrii

sclicduic for ili*.\'l niittcd but approval \\‘ii.“ not as the niagiiates concentrati- Mrirooii-Caztatlir-ii ven the present status IHOHQV-lllllfifilfd New ‘imrk Ameri- cans was ignored and

standing left uiichanceci. League Pl‘f‘~l(ii‘lli.

ti on i

James Norris. Sr trait Red Wings and Reed Kilpatrick. Preside

thought f It was l

Home Run Sluggers

Guardians Special Wire)

Yankees; Averill. Indian :

Red 50x; Mills. Rm Sox; K White Sox; Ott. Giants; Giants, one each.

Medivick. Cardinals 18; Browns 18; Trosky‘. In-

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BOXING BASKETBALL

OTHER SPORT m

Number Of Entries Received For Golden

I’ Large

‘Are

Q" i i With 27 entries accepted for 11c » B k y‘ golden gloves tournament; 8 T1001; M O u r e

ready Lo compete in the 40-min.»

i >c'e race and 7 llllllitjlh primar- b tor the 10 mile roau rat's .i u

looks as if Charlotieiirin iuil iiait

t ' gala sporting dayscn the 201i. ' I T’ l 81132151. 0t July, the date 0n Willa-i I n g e S E

maker. place the Maritime Amauiu ' Boxing Championships.

Promoters handed in the eiiirtc. “ilitlh are iisied bcbw lust. iilgiii but stated tliut many iIlOlL‘ are _)tL to come. having airiady D0011 ru- C4:l\i.‘(i but nut yet (iCClLDti upon.

Uiancuig met‘ the box ti.- (,.i.t.i.. one finds that the Islam will tic well rcprrseliicd. Several 0i the names 111T.‘ familiar to lotal lmxnig tans and these boys eiiotus ivzll b-.-