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(Canadian Press)

MONTREAL, May 12—Max Sdhmel “m; will fight Pauline Uzcudun in the my, mnjOI‘ heavyweight ilght. 1t will take place in New York, and will ieature the Milk Fund beneilt show as the Yankee Stadium on June 27. Plans were completed at a. confer- ence here between Schmelling and his American manager, Joe Jacobs, and William F. Carey, president or the lliadison Square Garden. It is 53in that Schmelllng will receive in 113(- vicinlty oi $100,000 for the fight.

Flow Tifiy Stand

AMERICAN LEAGUE

Won Lost PC.

new York ‘.....15 4 .750

Phi‘ iiciphin ... ... ...i2 0 .007

"t, Latlis .... .... ....13 ii .600

.t ... “.12 11 .522

Cleveland ... ....l0 11 .476

W2" infiton .. .- 6 ll .353

C 3o ... 7 13 .350

Blows] u. ... ...,5 13 .278

NATIDPIAL LEAGUE

Won Lost PC.

. ..l3 6 .684

.. . .l2' 'l .632

0 9 '7 .563

... ... ....9 B .52’)

. ...8 1i .421

r ‘ndcliaiua. . '1 10 .412

l\ v York ... ... 6 9 .400

nm-l<l.\'u. . . . . . . .. s, 12 _ sax

INTERNATIONAL .LEAGUE

Won Last PC.

Rochester .... ...12 5 .705

e11 m. .....1a o .611

Toronto .... .....10 9 .526

Montreal .... 9 10 .474

Evading ... .. 8 9 .471

NLWVHTK .."z 9 .438

Ifuflnlo ... ... 5 10 .333

Jrrrrjv City 6 l2 .333

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American League

R H New York ... ... ... ...’! 16 Detroit ...13 21

11' n Philadelphia ... .4 11 Cleveland ... ... ... .....2 10

vi“ R H Boston ... ....»- n. “.8 9 - St.>l.ouls ... ... .... ....2~ 4

B. l! Washington u. -.. ".9 10- Chicago .. ... ...2 6 (Game called end 7th.)

National Lam '

E Chicago . . . . . 0 1

New York ... ‘... ... ...6 9‘

St. Louis Brooklyn . , .

Cincinnati ... ... ... Boston... ...-... ... ..

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RE F ll S E0 FRANBHISE

(Canadian Press)

TORONTO, May lb-Paddy Har- mon's application tor a iranchisq to operate s. second team in Chicago we; killed beiore it got properly started beiore the spring meeting oi the Na- tional Hockey League here today: When Major Frederick McLaughlin, President o! the Chicago Black Hawks reiused to give his consent to s. second team operating in the loop, the meeting decided it could not, un- der the constitution, consider the ap-

Y. BOKLING

CHUR/CH LEAGUE

‘l p. m-Bt. Peters vs. United. sac-st. James vs. Central Chris- tian.

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St. Louis ....l5 18 1 Phliadelphia-Clveeland, postponed, rain. > '

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Cincinnati ... ... ... Boston ... ... ...

St. Louis Brooklyn . . . . . .

Newark ... --. .- Buflalo ... ... ...‘ ..

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Reading, first game postlwnfid. Second Game: A R Beading ... Toronto ... ... --°

Baltimore 1.. ... ... ~- Rochester n? n-

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Amcrlcan Association

Indianapolis. i; 5t- Pluli 5- Louisvllie. 31 Mlfl°lP°il$ 5- Columbua at Mil keo, rain, Toledo at Kansas city. "i11-

SUNDATS RESULTS

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R H Washington ... ... ... ..2 4 Chicago ... ... ... ... "-3 1°

New York ... "'7, Detroit ... ... ...

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Only three games scheduled.

International League I

ll. H ii Jersey City ... ... ...3 11 1 Montreal... . ... ... ..8 12 0 R 1i E Baltimore ... ... ... - 2 7 Z

.. -'l 8 ll Ndwark at Builalo, postptmed, rain. Only three scheduled,

American Association

First Game-Toledo, 1;

City, 2. Second C

Louisville, ‘l; Minneapolis, B. i

Fir-at Game-Columbus, 1; Mll- waukee, 9.

Second Game-Columbus, ‘I: Mil- waukee, 1.

Indianapolis, 5i St. Paul, 2.‘

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Charging that Proiessor A. A. Jatk wrongfully excluded him from a class at Aberdeen University, in Scotland. Lew}, Cont; a former student, has guéd m; instructor (or $25000 dam- 3,385.

Nearly 700.000 spiders would be re- quired to produce a Kim-ind °l “'95- 53y European scientists who have experi- mentecl with the substance as a sub-

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BY QUIN ' HALL

Having made an auspicious start during February and March in Flor- ida, the speedboat boys are looking forward to another busy Summer. With the outboard race between Al- bany and New York City out oi the

Cincinnati on May 30. There will

Peoria. Illinois, on July 4th and at Buffalo on July 26th and 28th. Aug- ust will be an especially active month the ieatures being the revival oi the Goli Cup Race, which will, be held this year on the Shrewsbury River at Red Bank, N. J., August 24th and 25th, and the meeting in Detroit on August 31st and September 2nd. which will include theiiarmsworth Trophy race.

Additional interest in speedboatlng was stirred up late in March when Gar Wood, builder oi motorboats and racingjriver, set a new world's water speed record 0i 93.123 mill-s per hour with Miss America VII. This

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ed the marks for both fresh and saltyrn, m, the fir“ my o; the rum,‘

, water speed. Both oi the old ularlzs ‘were held by Woods craft. his: America. V, driven by Gar Wood, so. the salt ivater mark at 80.4 miles an hour over the same course back in 1927, while the iresh water record oi 92.938 was made last summer at De- troit with George Wood, Gal's bro- ther, drlving Miss America VII. The new mark, made March ‘.16,

lng oi three runs up the measured mile course and three runs back ovcr the same route. His fastest speed was attained in the first heat, when Gar hurried the craft along at the rate oi 94.12 miles an hour. Officials who clocked the periormance feel that the shattering oi the fresh water mark in the brine oi the course in Indian Creek indicates an even raster mark at Detroit this coming Summer.

Wood's record-breaking icats came about a week alter he had been dc- icated in the Biscayne Bay regatta by Major H. O. D. Segrave in a spe-

new record was established in Indian Creek at Miami Beach and shatter-

clal two-heat race, through the breaking quadrant oh Miss America

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.3 finish that d i znzl, as :1 C01‘ “ , nil the Brit- iwll signed den-Lu “as required to do in order Lo van, “as to finish the i"*31°‘~\‘il'\E £1113‘. Ewn this was found a be a difficulty. For the fiYSr, three "laps drcwrttvmprcrlfio 1:00p up the ‘furious pace set by Wood, At [i115 lpolnt his boat, (lmziagged by a lug

which it struck the first day, sprung‘ We an avmae for SIX trial-a. cvnsist- a leak, and lic mid all he could doj to keep it, afloat, and finished at

isnalls pace.

' But, as a. result, tlm Englishman :'\von the world's motorboat chain- iplcnship, and, fclloxving the win- ‘ulng oi laurels in his speedy rac- jlng car, the Golden Arrmv, at Day- tcnn Beach, just prior to the re- gatta at Biscayne Bay, he carried

back Lo England with him two ispecd titles. ; Following the death oi Lee

~ Bible, the mcchanic~drivcr who pilot-

‘cd the United States cm- in an ei- iort to better the mark set. by Sc- 'g"n\'c and Trnub, the photozraphci‘.

' who W215 unfortunate cnouch to be m A I ,thc path of the cnrccring cm‘, it i: <

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gnu: Vlerioetlcr. giant Torsion. lplctsl‘ rue-ll In leis-training hr crawl. (l) Ia little Miss Hilda, Vler-l ‘h, w“ m, “n; Wrigley gnantbon ilala ysas-‘a event. ‘no laynljmm Iroottufs _ ‘ and .(i) Vldiooflor Nady tor hh-pllmge bonny, Q husky. woo has, who, in training this season. (l!) Mrs, Vler- MIIWIXILDUIQQII” h any, Isa lsarnoi u apnlukvrlw Min: the temper-t - i»!

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English, (s) lg Mrs, ‘vierkoetter, who the water. With German thorough- 1

ouperintonding “The shark's"

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(Cdhadian Press)

SCHEVENINGEN, Holland, May 12 —}lelen WlliS, American, French and British women's tennis champion, de- feated Miss K. Bouman, Holland's first ranking star today, in the tea- inrc match of a team series between Dutch enzl Am :11 players. The sores ‘act: (3-1

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NElV YORK EXCHANGE

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LT. S. Industrial Alcohol Co. . 166'; Westinghouse Elcc. . . . . . . . . . . ,, 164 BIONTREAL STOCK EXCHANGE Ahltibl . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... 43% lmlusdrlal Alcohol . .. 35 \‘»"1'.ulipc;: Eicc. ,,, 85 v liwlnpton . . . . . . ,, 45V; i lit-w. Traction . . . . . . . . . . 538i lsililVlllliiIilll . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . _ 751.‘; Can. Szcdnlship Co. 451; Dominion Bridge .. .. 103% IVIXISSQY Harris . 69%. v P011101‘ Corporation . . . . . . . . . . . . 105i‘: Dr, Am. Oil . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 51

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d doubtful if any more speedy events

sill he held on the beach at Day- . lone. , But speedbeat racing will continue. i Viood, according to late reports, i ivinns tn scrap Miss America, VII and 1 luaild a new craft which he hopes i v.lll be even speedier than his pres- i out boat. Whether or not this will i be done ior the coming meets is i prnbicmntical but WOOd will till- doubtcdly be represented wherever 1 spccdboat racing is held. No regatta I would be really complete without an curry piloted by Gar Wood. And next gu-intor he will be on deck to give ihinjor Segrave another thrill! | Copyright, 1929, King Features i Syndicate, Inc.

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W e have about 205 Suits which m“

This Sale is now open and until

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One hundred and thirty-tour 15:.- were cast; at J. W. Robbins’: Sig; Saturday in connection with the T TOp Trophy and open to any letlo organization on Prince Island. '

Much interest is being maul! ‘i; this voting contest and will no d ,prove equally popular as the dis go by. ‘ '

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The Markets

MONTREAL» Que, May Ila-Trad: ing in grain and flour was, quiet ol the Montreal market on Saturda! with no price changes minced The butter market ended the woe] unchanged irom Friday's levels. ‘rhl market was quiet with “hand M

ior the week were 11,129 boxes. ‘I'M. cheese market continuedthswquisti- ness which was shown throughout thl week. The week's receipts were 5.8M, boxes, Th; egg market was unchaugt ed. Receipts were 2,727 boxes durinl the week. Saturday's potato prioet were track Montreal in carload lute '15 cents per 90 pounds ior Ne‘! Brunswick green mountains: 80-85 ior Prince Edward Island whites and 90-95 ior green mountains. the lotto! two per 00 pounds in bags. ,.

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