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l. Maxine The Great, lJIK-B. G. lfulion, ‘Upper ltowiacke. 2. Tease-J. 0011201. Him"- ,- 3. lolook. 2-1034-1. llennessey, (llarlotietown. 4. Billy cope, 21136-3. Power, Cherlotietown. j L M4,, 5,”; K-cyril Kenny, Summersida. 6. Marlorlo N» ﬁll-M. JsbllemWorth Sydney 1, s.» 11., Milli-D. M. Alexander, Saint John, 1v. s. s. Lucky Lindy, tit-Wellington McNelll, Charlottetown. s. Miss Winnipeg, IMK-Welllllﬂm McNeil], Charlottetown. 1o. r1111 n. hull-John Kelly. Bmror. Ile- 11, Grandma, MEX-I. B. Mollehe, Glarlottetowu l f

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2. The Willis, Mott-Chas. loardou, Charlottetown.

a’ G“ Igyhnfn, ﬁll-OI ll. Alexander, BC. John.

s, Km; Spruce, ZJIK-W. MoNelll, Charlottetown.

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s. Pcter N. Dillon-Dr. McIntosh, Hartland, n. B. ' 1.11am, souls-John Kelly. Bsnsor. Mo. -

1. Diamond Mack, uo-aures meld, Tram, u. e.

9. Joe The Great, tMlK-J‘. G. liloﬂurdy, Truro. N. S.

1o. Don Vernon. aim-sullen ianslllo. naruand. N. B. 11. Golden, BJTr-Ool. n. A. Meslnnon, Charlottetown.

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The ioature o! yesterday's play st Victoria. Perk was the struggle oi the isvoluitcs Alan Stewart and Gilbert Houston, to win their '

Leiaduer

matches over their younger oppqn- ents. Arthur Wright vs. Bigwgpt and Arthur Fsrquhurson vs. Hnug. 9°11 IhWQd Bllrllrlﬂllls Iorm end at times had their more experienced Wllonents wondering what to do about it. In iact Fﬂqilhlrson w“ mm up in the deciding third M; beiore Houston's usually eiiective 41'1"! b88811 to work properly.

Another iino match was that or Tom Tea vs. Art Halo which Tees ilnllly won in three bitter sets.

m. M. K. Inman, who entered the tournament s. stranger to the courts as well as his Oppongnﬁg. made a tine stand agsinst the veg- srsn G. l". Hutchoson. who hes the bu“ °t 115m!!! the victorious. mun” °1 511 llllllonents senior or lllnlor. Jooy Benton showed that

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PEAINNHNIJ FlRiT HEAT

(By Elmer Dulmago, Canadian Prom Sta-d Writer)

DOS ANGELIB, July sap-s Loe Angoles newspaper announced to- day that Bert Pearson, sensational Canadian schoolboy sprinter irom Hamilton, had been drown to run sgslnst Ralph liotcalie. United States soe in the iiret round host oi the Olympic Games lilo-metro dosh Sundoy. The source oi inior- matlon was not given.

Canadian omcials sold the drew oi heats would not be known till Sunday morning when plrogrlmmoe were published.

"We don't oore ii Pearson does drew Melodie," said an oiiloial. "It might be lust too bad ior Met- colic.”

In any ease, three will quality ior the second round in each heat.

BAN. TE N N I S B H ’ S H I P S OITAWA. July ao-(By the Osn- odian Freon-Canadian and Unit- ed Ststos tennis players todey ud- vsnoed into the somi-iinsl oi the Canadian chamlllonsllllll beinc played here.

Ovorridlns all opposition, George lott, chloeao. sud llksnkie Parker, Milwaukee boy wonder, will iorm the ioreign representation in the men's singles while Msrcel Rein- ville, Montreal sud Welter Martin. Regine, members oi the cunadisu mvls 011p teem. will represent Canada. Martin meets Parker and Balnville plays Iott tomorrow. ltalnvillo today wiped out the hopes oi Gilbert Nunns, ‘llomuto, 6-2, 6-3, 7-6; Lott’ deiesud Doc Boucher oi Montreal 6-3, 3-6, 7-6, o-e; Martin won from Keith Wer- usr, Philadolllllll. 1-3. B-ll 6-1 Ill! Parker beat Roland Longtin, Mont- real, 6-1, 6-1, 0-1.

In the women's somi-iinsls Olive Wade, Toronto, and Jean Adele Burritt, Toronto, will battle in one bracket and Helen Kulton, Ohioago, and Marjorie teeming, Victoria, in the other.

‘rho iinsl oi the men's doubles tomorrow will loo Lott and Rain- olash with Martin and Nunns.

28TH. Nil M ER OIIVILAIQD. 0.. Jilly I-(AP) -Bsbo Ruth sisnsllled his return to the Yahkerliue-up today by hammering out his 21th and 38th home runs oi the lesson against Cleveland. Babe, who has been out oithogameiorsomstlme withau injured los connected ior his ill-st

o: the day oii Wes Ferrell and re- postediutho next inning with

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BY. “TIC” STRANGE HORIZONS

Sport has strange horizons. In France the crowd almost sllrﬂed 011 w m. courts to express lie d18- approval oi Vines in‘ 1118 80ml! 9-- gainst the German challenger. With loud cries oi "Locarno" they muttered indignation 88111118?- W11"

they thought unmr ploy. when v-ll

umpire ruled in isvor o! Vines. That a. German could be Cheerﬁd in France, and the representative oi an allied nation Jerrod within liiteen years oi the iinish o! the war is something‘ to mull over-in case you want something to mull over. The man who said sport had 11o frontiers and was international in outlook knew his pastimes. Per- haps it denotes that Uncle Sam's lads have lost their vogue with the gay Gsuls. It is quite possible as nothing worse than the athletic

Mariano navlor, Phlladelphis beat Mrs. lvolyh Armstrong, Detroit, _by lblhiiveieetihthethreemilo woman's poiessloual swim hero this aiiornooa. us. navlers time -

dlan Girls‘ Olympic team at a meeting held Saturday night N! board the Olympic special train on route to Lou Angeles. Miss Wilson, whose election wsa a popular 0H0. will run in the Bil-metre hurdles.

Angeles seems to be in sight.

ALI. OVER. BUTTHE CHEERING?

With about iiity-sovch games u.

Tennis Schedule , l F o r To -' Day

The iollowing sire today's matches, in the Tennis Tournament. , 9.80 A. hL-Mcns Singles. G. McDonald vs. G. White. 10 A. M. Men's Singles G. ll‘. Hutchoeon vs. A. Stewart. _ 11.15 A. lit-Men's Doubles whilo and Houston vs. Ross and Boston. 3 P. m-Menk Singles Dickson V8. ‘noes.

1 P. Ill-Man's Doubles Kelly and Johnston vs. Winners, or morning match. ,.

8 P. lit-Men's Singles Holuton vs. Goes.

I P. M-Ladioi Singles

- ' (Semi Finals) J. mt vs. B. Rogers. I P. M.—Men’s Doubles

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L‘. Bourko and Dickson.

_ 4 r. Mpmm Doubles

Owen end Halo vs. Stewart and Goes. _

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McKinnon and Bohtly vs. Will-

ners o! 3 P. M. Match. 4.30 P. M.—I4dloo' Doubles

Harrington and Hearts vs. John- ston sud McDonald. -

5.30 P. lily-ladies‘ Slllllee

(Semi Finals) .

E. Sinclair vs. E. Bourke.

5.80 P. Mp-Mlxed Doubles (Beml Finals) 311mm end White vs. u.

Stewert and A. Stewsrt.

The Eastern Twi'Leagué

Lest night Fred Mclsands snappy Hawks trimmed Danny Ooughlaxfs Grunts by a score oi 6-4.

The batteries ior the Hawks. Michael Konslow, the Grunts O. Goughlln, I. Lswlor. The standing oi the lloegue is as iollows:

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It doesn't matter much what hap- pened in the other games. Cleve- land, Philadelphia, Washington 21nd Detroit appear to be fairly well matched, but chances oi overtak- ing the runaway Yankees are just about nil. Even the suspension oi Catcher Bill Dickey and the ab- sence oi the injured Babe Ruth lulled to cause the McCarthym/zn to slsoken their pace.

In the National, the Pittsburg Pirates continue to set the pace. They showed their mettle recently when they broke even with the Cubs at Chicago with one oi the largest crowds, 61,000, in the his- tory oi the Windy City looking on. The Buccaneers, now imbued with the proper iighting spirit, will make it more than interesting tor concerned in the race down the stretch. They will, however, have to be at their best allthe way, be- cause this is one oi’ the closest races ever staged. '

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TROTTIEB. IN BAD

Dave ‘Ikottier, oi the Mont-reg Maroons, who played in Charlotte- town with that team and also with the Toronto Grads, was committed ior voluntary statement when ho appeared in arraignment court st Montreal Friday, charged with as. saulting Joseph Albert on July 10, Albert, a war veteran, alleged Trot- tier opened the door in the cab oi the truck in which he was riding, took hold oi his leg and twisted it till it broke in three places.

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A GOOD BOUT

Mickey Walker, through his vic- tory over Ruggirello will now bd matched with Ernie Schaii, who doe ieated Psullno Uzcudun Mondq night. They will meet in the elim- ination contest to select an oppon< ent ior Jack Sharkey.

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