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A father had been in the habit of warning his little daughter re- garding ‘her conduct during the d8)’. aaXhc lull home each morning. Ono morning. a1: he left, he kigggd the liflia girl, and said, "-Nqw_ be girl."

With an" expccinnf. smile she add. cd. "And don't what?"

HIKERS

Take Minn-d’: in your. first Bid kit. Fine for stiff muscles.- bruises and insect. bites.

(and a large ilteudapce is request- ‘ed.

Yachting has taken a great hold ion a large number who lurns out ‘regularly to watch .he smart little fleet of sail beau battle for bou- ors in the different races each year.

Therefore all the boys need i0!‘ a good gel away la a large and en- lhuslasllc meeting.

Stars Meeting

A meeting of the Eastern Stars Baseball Club will be held this evening a: 7.30 in the League of the Cross. All members request- ed to attend.

Ja.p ‘u’ Basebnll

ball learn representing Waseda University. Tokic, Japan, arrived here tonight to play against a local all-star team on Wednesday. (be Oriental leam la on a tour of Can- ada and the United States. . .. .. .

L. 0. C. BOWLING

The second of the championship the Social Club mot their ‘defeat in one of the moat exciting game; of the season the Anchors defeated the noble Social Club by 67 pine. Jojbn Chandler rolled high single of 281 with Earl Goes making high total of 654.

Scores follow:

Tonight the lain game n» decide the championship will be rolled at 8 o'clock. This will be another close game for those two ‘teams are the best teams that were ever matched on the League Alleys-

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Johnny Miles . Receives Oak . Trophy Cabinet

SYDNEY MiNlldS, May l7»——1‘he British - Canadian Co - operative staff has presented to John C. Miles, an oak cabinet in which the champion runner will preserve his medals and trophies won on the "road". since he en-lered into the sport of a few yours ago. The cab- inel, which in u splendid piece of Woodcraft, and skilled workmans- Ihip, was made by Charles Foster. vrhrse exhibits in. this line of work ‘nave atzracted nol only the allem Hion of local people but in many [part5 of Canada. where Mr. Foster's handiwork has been shown.

Canada Wrestler Beats Australian

IMEIJBOUlRINlE. Australia, May 17

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blelqflougln-z. bill-ting and kicklnz. with Edwards the chief offender, ‘were features o! the wrestling cou- tesl at Melbourne Stadium. in which Billy Edwards of Canada. dc- fealed Mike Yokel, of Australia. two falls to one inf seven rounds. The lvltendance of 12,000 was a record.

Three thousand uuaible to gain admittance, battered down five iron gated with hammers and axes, bu} because the stadium was already overcrowded. only a few managed to squeeze in.

Speculators before the match sold $2 tickets for $25 each.

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The weather for the meet was ideal- One of the ininresling ev~

Hialle of liluigrnve, N. 8.. ran a strong second to Reid. aim 1'.N.ll. star- Hallo was tllstinured as u miler this year.

The events:

100 yds-‘lsf, Smith. .\li. A. 2nd. Goodspecd. U.N.IB.; 3rd. llice Ml. A. Time, 10 145. -

an SMITH nuns uP man run 44a n Ml..ll.-li. u. B. MEET

Eddie Goodspeed Clips Time From 01a 220

ems was lhc mile rm in which Phil,

Amass Points to Win

‘J20 YdSr-IBL (ioodapeed; 211d. Smith, 3rd. Rice. Time. 23 seconds.

H0 _vds.——lst Smith. M5. -'\-.i‘-ind 3rd. Reid, U. NAB. Time, 51 1-2 seconds-

120 yds. hurdles —— lat. Gordon A4 2nd. Goodsper-d:

l One mile-Ask. Reid. U. N. B-I l2nd. Halle Mt. A.; 3rd, lliersewau,

l ‘Rllfllilfbg high jnmp—1st, While f.\ft. A.; 2nd Stralou, U.N.~B.;ilrd. Donahue, 'U.iN.B. Height. 5 feet

Running broad lump-def, Frank 2nd, White; 3rd. .\V0ods, UJNJB. 19 feel, 1 l-4 in-

‘i-lamimer throwing-Asp McAnlany. U.\N.|B.: 2nd, Matheson, Mi. A.: 3rd, Donahoe, U.N.'B. 100 feel, 3 1-2 inches.

Discus lhrowflsi, ‘Whiic: 2nd. Jiatheson; 3rd, Miller. Ml. A. fiance, 93 feet, 3 inches.

I Hop, stop and Jump-Isl, ISmilh '2ml, While‘: 3rd, Donuhoc- Dis- wance, 39 feet S inches.

l ‘Shot 91114-181, 'i‘ruenmn, All. .\.1 2nd, While. i\ll.A.; 3rd. Snllth Mi. ,A. 32 feet, trim-hes.

A"°h°": Two Maritime intercollegiate rec- ord; went by lire board when Ben Poole . . . . . . .. 192 1'86 Z11 Mount Alum“ track and ﬂeld team GOOGSIIGQG U.-N.B.: Jim Cameron .. 191 182 221 doubled the 550m on the Unlverg. Earl Gm“ ' ‘ ' ~ ~ - - -- "7 256 224 liy of New Brunswick here. ibis John Chandler . 201 281 158 aﬂtemoom The Una] score 5lood;.\\'hi1e_ M1, G“ Benn“? ~ - ~ - ~- 128 239 135 Mount Allison, 66 points, UJN- B..i31‘d Hi6? Time 17'2‘5~ l i‘ _—' 3B. 889 m“ i949 LRay Smilh iowerer the former Tm“ 2982 record of 51 3-5 seconds for illeiUJNJB. I 440 -by a fifth of a second and Ed- s°°ial m“: die Gocdspced ‘hronzhi flown the _ 220 from 21! 1J5 l0 2.’) flnf. Eugene Doucetlc 18b 225 167 9mm, M50 aquaned ‘he m0 ynnpg; .34 i“(_-heg_ Frank Douceue ' 178 225 T9i("d u! l0 l-S soc-ﬁnds. Tom Cmigha“ - 206 225i (Pardon White. cf UlmrloiiclonuhBiﬂvk. M! A-Z Cecil ‘Kai?’ 134 194M115 Mt- A's individual high scor- Bm Hallwnfy " 237 195 138 er with 24 palms. nad Ray Smith. ches. Tm“ 391° ., second with

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LONG BEACH. N. Y.. May l6.~— Displaying traditional speed and stamina of the aboriglnc, Chief Quanowahu, tweniymix yearn Dill, Hopi Indlnn runner from Manuel- lto New Mexico. oulfoolcd a field oi.’ 136 Canadian and American (lis- tance men today 1o capture tho New York-Long island Maralhnn. Percy Wyer. of Toronto was fourth and Francis Hughes of l-lamilton. OnL. eleventh.

While two of his iribcsmcn were forced out of the race by bliatcrezl feet and a third distanced. zhc sturdy little Indian fought and won a stirring duel with Albert Michel- sen. the Stamford-Conn" plumber alter see-sawing with Michclsen for the lead over the last ten miles.

Chief Quanowahu is First in

rge Fieldiin Big' Race

thc flnnl slrclch of concrete ruusl to win from Mlcheluen by nearly 150 ynrdn. Finished Strong

'i‘hc Indian finished strongly nml mlghi havc leilglherteti his margin lliiil he sprinted. His ilmc wu-“i ‘.3 hours 47 minutes 43 1-5 seconds for the regulation Marathon dis- tance of 26 miles 385 yards.

Summary:

1——Chief Quanowuhn, New iilcxi co, 2.47.43 1-5.

2.~—Aiberf (Whitey) Michelson Stamford, Conn, 2.48.09.

2.51.45 2-5. 4.—-Pcrcy Wycr. Monarch A. (‘ Toronto. 2.51.28.

11.——Franclu Hughes, llamillun

Chief Quanoyvahu. drew away lllOnL, no time given.

C.N.R. Radio Program

WEDNESDAY, MAY 18, 1927 Cbivlkv (Z91 Metres.) VANCOUVER . C~ >

10.00 p. m. - _ iPiRIOGIRiAiMMIE OF POPULAR ilJAlN-(ZE MUSIC by lilo Cabaret vBGIIIIOIl“. Orchestra, playing dlr~ e0: from the Rose Room of fha ‘Hotel Belmont, Vancouver, Bri- tish Columbia.

ONRiW (40512 Metres). WWNNlPIMi lMiAiN.

_ 10.00 p- m. < STUDIO PHIOKI-RJNMML} presented Iby Arthur lf-fart and Wayue ‘Mar- shall, lsaxoplrpnl-sts; George Tunnbuli. Baritone; and the Oienwood ‘School Harmonica Band under {he direction 0i Mr. Fred L. Johnston.

PROGRAMME

lows." (lb) "Believe Mo if All Those lilndearing Young Charms" —'I‘he Band.

Zmliaritcne lSnlo-"l Found You" (G00dman)-—George . Turnbull.

3. Saxophone Duet—"Spirii. of'.lo_v“ ‘ (Clay Smllh)-—<Arihur Hart and ‘Wayne Marshall.

4. Selections (a) "Tho Wlyslcry lBush,‘ ('b) "My Bonnie bier; ovor the Occa1i."—'l‘he Band-

5. Saxophone Solo-—~"Daircn lion- groiac" (lfclnglfiagen- Arihur film-l.

6- Accordion Solo-"Ovcr the Wav-

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8 ISaxophonq Duet -—“Bnrcurolll_-" iYOIII “The Tales of Hoffman“ ilOffon'baci|)——<Arthur Hm". and Wlayne Marshall-

8. Jﬂaritoltc Solo "hove lf lfcflcclcd 1"’ LOWV-(‘Burryl (lcorg Turn~ hull.

l0. Saxophone Solch-"Vulsc Vanilc (Wiodoefdl) -Wnyne Marshall.

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