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Four Canadian Records Smashed

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All-Ontario Team Defeats U.S. ' College Champs By Two Points To Capture Swimming Honors.

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vice "Oilers" Toronto mercantile league champions had demonstrat- ed tonight the difference between a smart senior hockey team and a giismpiennup junior outfit.

Before a crowd of more than 0.- 000 persona hsre last night the Service seniors defeated St. Mich- urs oclleso maion..i\mi4=\‘ hooker champions of Canada, 5-4, in the third and final game for the sm- ateur hockey championship of To- mato. The first game ended in 6-5 draw, while the second rams wg won by the Serflcemoll 6-S.

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ional swimming honors came to Canada when the starry all-0u- tarlo team defeated University of Michigan, United States college champions by two slim points here lad. night. The final standing was

42-40. Flour Canadian records were

mashed, two by each team.

Feature of the meeting was the

battle for diving supremacy be- tween Dick Degener, world`s cham- pion and Alfie Phillips, Toronto, the Canadian and British Empire champion. Degener ultimately em- erged victor, with 132.7 points a- gainst 128.14 for Phillips. Both men went through the compulsory divas with high honors Degener- tskingtihalcadinthcfieestyle.

In the 200 yard relay George

Burlelght, Toronto flash, gave the Ontario team a great lead Ben Gazell, swimming anchor for the Canadians, romped home to break the old record of 1.38.1 with the new time of 1.$0:4.

The closest race of the meet was

the 200 yard breast stroke in whidi Bob Lawrence of Michigan and Dawson Benedict of Toronto swam almost neck and neck to crumble another Canadian record by one and a fifth second. lawrence fin- ished one tenth of a second ahead

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thlrd place.

irie, Canadian middle dis-

champion, and Jim Cristy,

llliohlgan, hold of the Barker Gold ircphy. emblematic of the Canad- ian two-mile amateur champion- ship, battled in the 400-yard free style with Pirie beating out his American rival by a substantial margin. Julian Robertson, Michig- an “Big Ten" Conference champion d tihs United states. was third. Tha time was 5.15.

Another Canadian record was

broken when George Burleigh ee-

the fast. time of 54.2 for

style. Ben Gaseil

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leadership of Taylor Drysdale. world`a medley champion, took the 300 yardmedleyrelay fiomths Can-

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tonight. ran over the

side in the lmtdh ,giants half. piling a as ra drsnchgdy the field. in the second half the lun cams out and the limericans did better.

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led by Manager George Bridges.

the Maritime champions went slit-acsins today and srl-dually wwked off the effect of the lonk train journey. An hour's drill will baheldontheY.M. H. A.flcor to- marrow morning.

Saint John Trumps won the

Maritime title bidsfsatiol Glace lay. Y. 1|. I. canned cf! the Quebec title and than disposed cf Broukvilll Rowing Club, Ottawa Valley titlaholdsrs. The winners of the ada!-Bull will travel to Wind- sos to mast Winmor Y. ll. O. A. Arrow who was ills wtario cham- psmgnlp by defeating Ximian Y. I- U. A.

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EXHIBITIII TILT TII YAIIIIS

(CI. By Gus.-dian’s special NIIW YORK. April lb-"

d 20.000 saw New York hammer Phil Page for 1'

in the sixth inning a exhibition game from Dodgers in the Yankee . today 4-2.

The Dodgers had gained a

lead in the first half of the but the Yanks’ counter-rally .swept the victory out of Brookiyns

Will) --‘.'0Wd

began it with a triple. A walk Earl Combs, a. single by Red

for three runs and the ball game. An error by Ruth and a passed ball by Bill Dickey led to both Dod ers runs

against seven defeats and a tie.

Brooklyn (N) . . . . . . ... 2 'T New York (A)

Fayden, Van Atta and Dickey.

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ton Senators and New York ees will open the American season split-favorites to win pennant, according to the

league champions and the Yanks

6 to 5 to win.

The world champion New Y Giants remained an 8 to 5 choice to repeat in the National League.

The revised odds:

National Leagus: Giants 8

Cubs 5-2; Pirates 3-1' Car

Phillios 100-l; Réds 100-1.

American League: Senators 6-5;

Yankee; 6-5; Rad Sox 6-1; White Sox 10-1; Indians 15-1; Athletics 50-1; Browns 80-1.

Nationale

Hoop Team

In Halifax

(C. P. By Gul-l‘d|&n’s Spoclll WHO)

basketball champions, arrived here tonight for a best-out-cf-three ser- ig against Dalhousie University Tigers for the Eastern Canadian title.

Dalhousie won the right to rep-

resent the Maritimu in the p

Senators in a two-game series Di ed in Halifax last week. This is

the Eastern Canadian round.

Montreal Nationales entered

other side of the bracket by inating Assumption College, tario titleholders, in straight

adian crown will enter the C ian playoffs against the winner the Western Provinces.

SUMMERSIII BIIIIMINTII

The games at the High school

Badmnton Glub for the Summer- side championship are well on the way. Friday nights games were particularly interesting.

The play was as follows: Irene Linkletter and E. McKen-

zie won from Mrs. L. G. Lewis and Mrs. Smslllnan.

Martha. Nicholson and Dva Mor- rison sm from Irene eiliiphant and Qtudia ROUGH

V. Arnett and A. Green won

from li. Gay and R. Montgomuy.

Pritchard and Millmsn won from

Lockllart and Jamieson. amen and Harris wo from

Ralph and Allen Bl-livhlht.

Nsil Durant and .Bloch Sullivan won from Qiallman and 00111115-

Hsrmon and Roy Billihbl-M *W

from Jamieson and Hoof!-

Durant and suuivan won from

Harris and stewart. -6

gr pp, NEW YORK, April 15. -

Russ Van Atta, who had relleved;league baseball embarks Monday on Danny MacFayden alter the fli'th,i1ts recovery programme, hope

go that public support as well as neue performances of the athletes them-

and Babe Rams double accounted Mlm will Justlfy the most #weav-

3 _ on the getaway gestures, the cha The victory wmpmcd me Ym_ pion Washington Senators cf the

kre’ exhibition schedule and gave Tgrgue Wm §glYuf;l\¢

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e ercan eaguers l umphs duq mio opening ‘t the ow

President Roosevelt probably

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the great American pastime gf,

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betting odds of Jack Doyle, Broad- shake-ups designed to bring abllut way Cornmlssioner. He held the more exciting pennant races in both

gg major circuits. the legalizing

Sunday baseball in Pennsylvania f

mi the first time and the adoption of

livelier ball by the National League, similar to the .»snerican’s specifica- tions, are prime factors in the

_sz ga.me's new deal.

I ha

ay- Cn the of the Payard free style on th

“mt Mme th, T-[gem hgvg em,”-gd first night Oi’ the meet, came back

to keep her titles in the 220 and

th, 500 yard tests; Miss Rawls swep

°u_m_ to titles in the 300-yard Medi om andthelowbosrddlvinginaddi-

tion to finishing second in hi

The winner cf the Eastern Can- °°“°d dmrm'

“MEL the fcllr day championship trla

the °f won from Doris Walker and Eva

\U'l.

E har own wor1d's record `i1me

1:l0.0 in the Payard baclstroke, swimming the distance ln 1210.4.

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ITIIIIGETIS lIISEBooming Bats Of

IIT7lei Big Leaguers

Will Echi Today

National And

American League

Clubs Open Campaign For

1934

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ll-odor

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inl chan-:cs made since cl'.ln-whisk-

ers were in style.

To focus the National Spotl ht

Mon- ital. will “_ by ol its

throw out the first ball and the

best.

Sixteen Clubs

All sixteen big league clubs, tho

oughly overhauled and imbued with the optimism of spring-time, will swing into action Tuesday. With favorable break in weather, upwards of 200,000 fans, it is hoped, will turn

win) gzutufor this opening festivities.

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NEW Yonx, ,April ls-wasninr Ne, §“,,.k_ §‘£,'§k1';,‘;_“°é°',_’t1"D,§’,°;"

Ylnk- cincinnati. The .American ne T-kill!! will hoist the flags in Philadelphia, tho Boston, Cleveland and Chicago.

The

and HUG

Apart from the drastic pla r

of or s

The effect of the wholesale -

4_1; Bm,” 104: terlng of talent among the major

S_<=._°S°n-

'league clubs since last susan 'ul be shown in the opening day lineups of 15 out of the 16 teams. New York \'1\»l1IK€¢=s alone have been aloof from dealing with their rivals in either league, for two seasons. one is that the Yankees put too high a price on the “ivory” they offered in the open market. and the other is that their kllfzue resources were adequate tc meet the need for reinforcements, the most conspicuous of which are the sensational Keystone kids Rod Rolfe and Don Heflner

Even Money

Around the fortunes of New

Yorks two principal entries in the diamond derby hinge the chief de- velopments of the spring training ¢*ml>Si81\- The rise of Yankee stock to I point where Broadway betting commissioners today rate them m even-money choice with Washington Senators ill the American League contrasts with n. growing sign ef alarm among followers of the world champion Giants,

Tile feeling is that Bill Terry;

men will not get the “brealks" that marked their sensational rise to the top in 1933. The fact is they face the start without their ace backstop, G-us Msncuso, and unable so (ar to make a deal calculated to offset the loss of Watson Clark to the pitching Stall They have played rsggedly along the exhibition route and even their ace sharpshocter, the renowned

§arl Hubbell, had been belted free-

Although the majority of experts

as well as the betting odds still fa- vor the Giants to repeat, the chan- ces of at least thu-e other National League Clubs, Chicago Cubs, Pitts- bulgh Pirates and St. Louis Car- dinals, are highly regarded by

-. both

sources of opinion.

THREE

WORLD MARKS

SHA TTERED BY GIRL SWIMMING STARS

(A. P. by Gl|ard|an’s Special Wim) CHICAGO, April lb-Out of

bomharrhnent that shattered

many others, two famous mel-maids

HALIFAX. APN1 15-M0¥m’9°1 -Lenora Knight of 1-Iomestea

three

world's records and threate ed

Nationnles, Quebec-Ontario senior pg. .nd 17 year old KB mn

, th

Rawh of Miami Beach today

indoor swimming.

Each girrl piled up two firsts

more versatile starf, and tic

lay-

downs by defeating Woodstock ionshlp.

Miss Knight upset in her ded

The thrill of Saturday night

was supplied by the "beauty of waters", Eleanor Holm Jarrett New York and Hollywood. Jarrett mode one start in the

meet

and came through by shattering

She needed the record time tcc, Ailes Bridges of Whitlngsv

in l:ll.2, pushing Mrs. Jarrett

the limit to win.

Miss Rawls was another record-

hleaker during the final bombard- ment, shattering her own mark in the 300-yard medley in 4:12.! The other world mark i.o fell was clip- ped by Jack Medican 20-year-old University cf Washington sopho- more who churned the 400 metres in 4132.2 in addition to shattering the United States marks last night in the 800. 000, 100 and 800-yard free style.

IJONDON--Attempts- will be

made to lower world walking re-

corm nngig from one hour to 20 boil! It e CNT] Service athletic martial at. White CIW, May it.

BRISTOL, England-Capt. W. S-

Dmine, prmldent of the Somerset Rugby Union and an ex-chsirrnan

BRINGING UP FATHER -BY GEORGE MCMANUS

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ing the last year or two. had the Starr Cosnnlerchl League. ,eight pcun<h_loes in weight. 1

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dead at Castle Cary, aged 57.

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and

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each

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Mmm, abc cracked the world me/rk

Semi - finals In Badminton

Series Reached

Tflllity Bdfdmlnfadi Club have been engaged during the last week With their elimination series for the club championship and the play has now reached the eemlqm- als. Great intermt. k being taken i1 the galrles and there are plen- ty of spectators to watch wh1t an genensliw some close contests.

Followirg is the standing up

Friday last:

Lsdlq' Singles

Martha Nicholson won from LD.-

lian Dickie.

Helen Rankin wcn from Doris

Ilmmn.

, Lldlef Double:

Dot Harris and Lottie McCollum

Morrison.

Mined Doubles

Martha Nicholson and Elmer

1-larrls won fiom Helen Rankin and Austin Brooks.

Men‘a Slnllse

Jerry mieen won from Eric

Sheen.

Mm‘s Doubles

A. Brooks and E. Sheen won from c. Mcmoey and neg l-rockin.

This was the most strenuous and exciting event of the eveninl-5

Mt ’l. Bike C rind Underway

(C. P. B1 Guardians Special Wits) momnnsn. April 1°-<M°n-

day)--At the stroke of midnight Mayor-elect. Camilllen Houde fired me starting pistol and Montreal'e .pm six-dey bicycle race bolan at the Iorum here.

Installed as favorite was the

Canadian team of Torchy Peden

and Jul Audy, who have been a successful combination ln a number of races all over the continent dur-

ILUIG TIIE SPORT TIIAII.

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Nav! and Hi~! will decide

City basketball championship this week as the two hoop squads cham- pions of the Holy Name Club and "Y" meet in a home and home ser- ies, total

Thsfirigems takcsplscs inthe

Club gym on Wednesday evening with the final fixture scheduled for the "Y" floor on Saturday night.

C O C C

the

The series promises to be bitterly

cultested as both teams are in great shape and capable of displaying smart basketball.

O l C O

The Hi-Y will be making a hard

endeavor to regain the title they held in 1931-32, and which they were forced to relinquish to the Sen- ior Y last year, while the Navy, af- ter golng to the finals now for sev- eral seasons will give everything et their command to capture the elu- sive title.

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Following is s list cl' referees, tim-

ers, etc.. for the series:

Games - Wednesday, H. N. C., I

p. m.; Saturday, "Y", 5.30 p. m., tc- tsl points tc count.

Referees - Bill Henry in Holy

Name Club, Pat Power in Y. M. C. A.

Scorers - Earl Prcude, G. Mc-

Dougali.

Timers - Ralph Johnson, Carl

Boehner. .

C O I

Tonight at the Holy Name Club

the Falcons take cn the Hi-Y in an exhibition game. While then is nothing at stake, Falcons will try hard to hand the Club boys their first defeat, the “Y” champions having yet to taste the “bitter pill"

this season. _ _ _ .

Blucdots take on a girl‘s team

from the Holy Name in the first game of the scheduled doubleheader. O O C 0

If reports can be taken as ani' 111- dlcation baseball is in for its biggest, season in local history. Rumor ha-I it that the juniors and intermedi- ates will be sponsored in s big way this year in order tc develop senior players for flltul-e oseafons.

This would surely be a move in

the right direction, as one has only to look around the various diamonds in the City to realise the latent D065' lbilities that fhe_yo_un§=tera possess-

The .seniors are also showlns life” enthusiasm and already tal-k of three mm; City League teams is Eoin! the rounds. _ _ _ _

'pesky at whdlinaton the senat- ors, American Lea8\l¢ °h8!\\P\°D5' and the rejuvensted Boston Red Sox pry the lid off big league base- ball in time honored fashion with the President of the United States

officiating. . _ _ _

Pre-season sunnising places the

Senators and Yankees to battle it out for the .American IAWUG Chlm' plonshlp while the Now York Giantsarsfavoredtccoptllella- tional title with the chieaso Cub*

rated as their greatest opposition.

Tuesday will see all eight teams

of the National League swing into acthn with the champion Giants entertaininl Philadelphia at the Polo Grounds.

Threaten To Break A w ay

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(C. Y. ly Gaardlalrs Special Win)

uolrrnnsn. Avril 1°-N1 °\°

quarrel between the Senior Group me th, Quebec Amateur Hockey Aslbtiation flared up on Saturdal' at the annual meeliht °‘ U” QA.K.A.

Senla' Gnoup reprsentatlves quit

the meeting in a body, threatening they would form an association of their own. The meeting continued without the group, Alclde 68800” being elected to his third term as meaident. The whole slate was re- tained except that J. Max Lsr0¢d\1¢ succeeds J. Harry Spence as Vice- Precident. Both are Montrealorl.

Trouble broke out over a motion

proposed by Dr. J. A. Clemmt and George Slater. Senior GrouP ND* 1-esentativs. whereby the senior lgggue would be given full juris- diction over its own affairs.

Charles Cabana, Sherbrooke.

Que., branch vice-president, criti- cised the motion as “chlldish." The group delegates. including H. 0. Stewart, Convenor. and '1'. Merri- gan, President of the Junior Amat- eur Hockey Association, thereupon all left the meeting. With them de- parted A. E. Sauder, who controls

the senior 0/roup team, Lafontalne.

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At U.S.

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Prms Staff Writer)

(C. P. By Gaa.rdia.n’s Special WIN) BROOKLYN. Avril is-A noun

of Canadian girl athletes, having concluded one of the most success- ful attacks cf Dominion lsssee on United Stain Amateur Athletic Union championships. rode merrily

homeward tonight.

In their kitbags they had tucked

away medals emblematic of the American 400-year relay title, 50 metre hurdles and the 50 metre

run for novices.

The girls from over the border.

swing the colors of the Laurel A. C.. of Toronto. shone brightly in last. nights championship meet that saw two world marks shatter- Pd as some 2,000 hardy track and field fans roared their approval. Besides their first place medals the Canadians carried home second place awards in the 50-metre dash

and team competition.

Stella Walsh, Polandb powerful Olympic sprint champion who is rated the fastest woman runner in the world. lowered hsr own 200 metre record of 28.2 by 2-16 sec- onds. Rena McDonald of Boston, a lncnlber of the United States Olympic Team of 1928, tossed the eight-pound shot 40 feet, ll inchs to shatter her own beet previous

mark of 89 feet, 3 5- Binches.

However, it was the little band

from Ontarlo’s Queen City that furnished the competitive thrills of

a rainy night.

Little Mildred R'lB¢ll provided

Miss Walsh with rousing opposi- tion ln ths 50 metres. The Polish girl won in the last few strides but only by a scant yard in seven sec- onds flst. Louise Stokes of Malden,

Maas., was third.

Mrs. Edna Roxy Atkins kept the

Maple Leaf to the fore when she nnssd out Evelyn Kali of Chicago towinth¢00met:rs hurdlm in 81 seconds, 8-10 seconds over Mis Hall's world mark. Leon. Johnson, Chicago, was third.

Gwen Hughes followeg this up by

a great closing sprint to win the novices dash in seven seconds fist, the time being identical to that of Miss Walsh in the regulstfon 50. Evelyn Stoke] of Patterson, N. J., finished second to Miss Hughes while Miss Connors of New York, wa. third.

Then followed the real smsdiing

triumph of the Laurel ladies when they gave s thorough demonstra- tion of their class ill the relay event. To start the pulsating event the Canadians downed the Newark A. C., defending champions. in the qualifyinl heat.

ln the final thrrs was no doubt

as to the outcome after Miss Pris- sell leaped to the fore and gained a lead which Myrtle Lanm, Mrs. Atkins and 'l.'bcl.ma Norton. run- ning in mat order. increased in- dividually. The margin at the fin- ishwuasocd ioyardsoverthe Meadowbrook Club, Philadelphia. Dl’l8on Club of Brooklyn was third U\dibsLlnooln Pas-kUlub ofChl- clgo. with game Betty Robinson nmninl anchor. fourth.

The combined ohiesge me-y of

Lincoln Park and south pug Commission competing as Chicago Park District A. C.. successfully de- fended the team title. With seconds and thirm in practimily all event; they unfilled 2| points to 'rer- ontc's 18.

Aussie Cyclist

Claims Record

tCanadian Prana)

MELBOURNE. April lb-Auslzaf

lia is soclaimiug the quirk feat d O. J. Nicholson. of this dty, m rid- inl 43.993 miles in one year and breaking three world) reccr&

Using a. daily avenge mecd of

11 milm an hour, this sportsmen, states Austrni News, has avsaged 120 miles a day since the beginning of 1933. The greatest dll!! distance was I0 miles.

Nicholson, who is 24, showed

Spartan endurance. He defied ill health and rode on in spite of three severe falls and three bouts of in- fluenza. The cl-deal ecet him only

BASKETBALL (YFHEB SPORT

Canadian Girl

Win Three Titl-

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Ch’sh1p§

Athletes From fa;-rel

ronto Give Impressive Dlsplg Of Speed At Indoor Track Meet.

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(A, P. By Gsnsrdlal-l‘s Special Will NEW YORK, April is-l-leres the

schedule of Major league basehll gpenera, togcthrr Wlfh PTODWTI pitghing choices:

Monday, April 10: 'I Boston Red Sox at Washlngtm.

Rhodes vs. Whitehill. Tuesday. April 17: American League: Wsshinlb

at Boston. Crowder vs. Weilahd: New- York at Philadelphia, Gund vs, Cain; St. Louis at Cleveland. Blsenoluer vs_ Hildebrand; Det.-:cis at Chicago, Marberry vs. Lyons.

Naucmll nexus: cluoaao at 01°-

cinnsti. Wameke ve. Si Johnson: Pittsburgh at St. Uillls, French W. Dizzy Dean; Philadelphia at New York, Holly vs. Fitzsimmons; Boa- tcn at Brooklyn, Frankhouse ss. Muxlgo.

Military Bad- minton Tourney

Mlembers of the Mi1itaTY BIA-

minton Club anticipate a. good evenings eport tomorrow night when Cv. F. Hutchinsnns "Randi" battle with me -~Blues," cal>u\1=°4 byD.M.C'vass,inamixedtnurna»- ment, the losers to provide refresh- ments for the Club on Thursdj night. Any member finding it im- possible to attend is asked to noti- fy his cr her captain as early as possible. Play starts at 7.30 sharp.

Follcnrlng is the lineup: J P. M. Nash, Mrs. J. 0. Clmlillll

FAQ, vs. W. A. Smith, Miss ll. Masznonald, Blues.

P. B. Conrad, Mrs. F. M. Nash,

Reds, vs. R. Murray, Mrsi W. A. Slnith, Blues. G. K. Peake, Miss Helen Wake- fcrd, Reds, vs. C. D. Stewart, Mil 0. Shannon. Blues.

R. T. Holman, M31. Benjamka

Rogers Jr., Reds, vs. F. \’.`. Hynd- ma.n, Mrs. R. T. Holman, Blum.

Dr. Leo B. McKenna, Miss g

Flatts, Reds, vs_ P. S. Fielding,

A. Lockhart, Blues.

B. Fairbanks, Mk E. Sliioll-h',

Reds, vs. E. Burke, Mis D. Kerwin, Blues.

G. F. Hutcheson. Miss G. Alcorn,

Rech, vs. D. M. Goss, Miss L. Callafhali, Blum.

F. 0. Brldll Mk P. Plath, HOU;

vl.W.T.l.Robb1l'ls.Mr's.Ll. McKenna, Blues.

Novel Feat

LONDON. April is-.Florence

ctt. 19 year old amateur sprina and member of the House of Oom- mons catering staff, undsrtod Saturday to run across Westmbp star Bridge before Big Ben lm finidied striking ii. She made L

Wearing shone and singlet sl!

started at the first stroke of noon, ran through the widewnlk traffic and reached thc fer side before tha 10th stroke of the hour. The dis- tance h 362 yards and Biz Boll takes H seconds to strike it 1

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