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W°'1\°l\ Ill fr°ni» of them-women helilnd uiem--lnio the llllllllee of mirth rode thme two fellows! Six .hundred lwslm per reel in this sensational comedy drains our had Bl'°l5Wl! audiences in laughing-tears and tltierr for one whole year! ' ‘ .UM
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As the hour wss getting fig; ahd “U3 ll Iliad Dbunlm
tool; my departure,_`but 'nat Lagonwrlw .1-qwmo
fl ilshters and boxers the world has*
evgmnggérord, by the ‘wa wir* _Grand Cjrguit
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'rinse lo4_ul.x axomvr
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` seats Now selling at Box oaiee
Pluoas _ 'roller _ :se-ape, up. sears _ sn, use. sou.
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connmv "u'rn.e nuns”
only “.lock's" second year on
~ < links. - . One stroke behind the leader
“ f » » came Charlie MacKinnon. who
went out with a beautiful 38 and
Undér ideal Weather conditions
for golf, the"Wellner trophy match
rsand the Rev M BcottFul alsotookaprominentpartin
attracted a goodly number of ‘com- petitors oo play in the third siege gg; ggi?" with '» W' °¢ 11"
of this popular match.
The first two were played
on rainy days and that the weat er
Ben Conrad also speared two lnts with a net of 89. 'Ben is at se t ost a. sure winner of the
finished strong with a'40. W. K Ryoge . _ _
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“nec” "h° “mam °t may my in ` “'35 eve 'one would be well
begleaned fromthefact that no
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less than four golfers played under fl°”°d U Ben" wh” 1° °°m9”“'
their hlndimpe.
The but performance of the ef-
ternoon,wae thot of Mr. J. O. C.
compbeu. who with e net of as led H
vely young at the game, won out
B901” J. 0. C. Campbell-Gross, 88 .Cap.-22; Net/466; Pointe-6. Charles MacKinnon-Gross 78;
the ileid of eleven. His gross score HD” __n_ Neb_8,,_ Pommq _
of 88 is really a phenomenal one when it is considered that this is
‘Rams HORSES 1 I ' Fon SALE
Wednesday Forenoon __ array aournlna 3 Nl. PUSTFP; _
W. K. Rogers-Gross. B3; H.Cap.
M Boott Fulton-Gross W; H.C8D. l2;_ Net-88; Points-3. Conrad-Groes, 86; H.Cap.-- 7; Net-69; Points-2. M. B. MacKinnon-Gross 80; H-
-15; Net-68; Points 3.
‘cep.-lo; Net-10; Points 1.
W. F. Taylor-Gross, 91; I1. Cap.
-2_1; Net-71; Points bg; of
fat Fair Grounds _,_
E. Gunsaulus-Gross, 90; H.Cap. ved
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Dr. Beer-Gross 83; H.Cap.--17; t-78.
13. Neff-77.
D. B. Stewart-Gross, 102; H.Cep. 'ed ,_ nn
--22; Net-00. :the final
Last week_ Mr. E. Gunsaulus Jr. he popular American Consul play- d a brilliant round of 38 'Aihough
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' " "` " my t° mush stmngly when he Wm: top-notch boxer in the world. I-Ie
. His
`;ee`iexi:llusx’¢§l"c‘:fh'?l;e;/;BAe.ci’s?o the age' * got less than $250.00 when he fought
J k Johnson and in man other
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md!" d““ gm” sw" ° ° ay' ll k fl his his 'e i" in “ms P°“‘1°’H‘“t he Said- wehtrhlludelphln
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At the Maritime Championship NGW El18llmd€l‘
' ~ A"-"“-‘ "'**__ff` charlie “ls” dem°“‘s"""ed his “bmi money for his fights than any other
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,Mclienna. and. Allen
Will be on th e
‘V55 _ Ground Tuesday to 3353 me-~' we
Begin Tapering oil 33° 3‘m°f°“°Sw
over iift unds to an
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and never as much as ave
P .- sing thought.-Sam Langford? f --- genial and big hearted “Tar Ba 090119 Allen Of Boston, who lsnown to the boxing world as mes" Jwk M°K°Im= here vo Fri- -‘hard luelr lighter." The man
has dey night next will arrive,_i_n the quaimed B down times for n with my Wnieht =\°°°mi>°“i¢d . by his at the worlds heavyweight nil Manager Mr. Billy Hamilton, well did not et it ms color
°f i‘-“°"“ “Wm ‘”'“"’ 'md "°"u‘3 ex' was o uigst hinl » but first'
up pert. Allen. it is expected will work- m / 3 - 'ki-
mem- out in public Tuesday evening. °5i. it was thi* ck 1" either wah Jack McKenm__ the --daddy-» of that Sam possessed that made mush canadian middlewelghte and one or “WS °f 'Ml \>°X°f=1 Wilt when
mb tha be” 150 poundem pe,-mnmng liaine was mentioned. He has won in the united states is due in arrive \¢_n°c`ked_ the pedestal from
tomorrow afternoon or evening. If mimi' B 800d_ 28Dirimt f0l' he arrives by Hochelaga he too will heavyweight and heavyweight work out on Tuesday night. ' ors. He has sent them into the
Bam Lunsford Bneekirlk bi' George eurd to flounder around
H DN' Allen' “V5 H°K°““°' 13 801118 second-raters to gradually pass older have a busy time in his endeavor to of the picture: -but Langford
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that ln itself is e rare score at the-m,,,,mke_ _ time u win from the herd-hitting Suu were mms mem on
' . ' knocking them out. He received less
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travelling with the mniou`e_r,,§'§;h ~
GHT--1 260 370 __ _
6°’ ’ ..:.';ai:;;l§;°;;°.;‘.@.:. :si At Goshen Mona
- at the same time numerous demon- ' *_
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PERSllllll|T
All Credit for Te
....-. "lG_ives George Byers,_Fornlerly_of this City,
Points of the Ga..m_9-.A .Close Friend of
J ames.Penderga.
Smiling, aiiabie and Langford, one
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¥ native town and province, and there 54-,ap 1,m¢f,¢|‘5‘ and' 'om
y. settle down and live ' verhelf-mile tracks. and some
aching Him the Fino
st -`ff'l‘ar_ llabyf’ Had
he already dynamic °"th“5’“sm the wire not a few of the col
Toronto _ . . . . . .56 lending .‘.....64 so -ialtimore . _ ._ . .. .62 58_ ifolltreul ... . _ _ .63 60 tochesier .. ....Sill 58 \rew:lrk 61 iuflalo 63
<*0fS€Y City 76
NATIONAL LEAGUE
St. Lollls .........__.70'~44 New York 43 Chicago .. .....o.5 51 ' Cincinnati . . . . . . . .63 50 Pittsburgh ._ ......6l 50 Brooklyn 50 53
.512 olds developed to datf.
.500 will meet in the Goshen Inn sta i492 which hnsu vulue or slo_ooo, und
liormlers of the year are eligible,
.dl-4 'rhen there is me slo.ooo stake
.560 small army of horses of real cl .55&_was originally named, and most -550,whose nominations have been lo
~ ~491‘sood.
.283 Cleveland 54
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.598 pac-ers of the 2.07 class, in which
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' _ ___ _vi _ \ _ _ boxing game as ily manlivi g. _~| ._Qh_y»rl0iie_to n '
beginning to yawn' ii _relucty ]_ ATT_& Co Lui __
ag n enjoying ltliotwv _‘ . . _
andclasp of one of the greatest H WMA °."i""°u°""""‘*""“"‘i¢=l» ii
“ust be a "dais " to mve me-t_ n .line on form of those that will rec lefeatcd Walcotyliongford whomahg at Syracuse for the richest’ mm’ ° "OWS very well and only H éhowthe hamiess turf. The Horse Rlevlewl .vhlle ago was classed as one of the?cwmS have U' total value °f $15900'
:fewest middlewgights U/mg_ How_l Probably the most valuable stakerl wer. he expects 'tliat Mckkenlla will (ff me meeting As' the G°°d Time' It | love lots of trouble in winning from is for "w°`year'°ld trotters' ms “. ileorgc Alien of Boston. glufmnteed _Sallie °fhis1l0'000's “wi
In lSYwl‘.w_ go_a.s glas i5,
H " ‘ " for this main event, with $2,000 r
il "consolation" urse. to be mcg;
glor by 'i-\{0150ltspnot.'stul'b:d ill thel
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE fracas for, the main stake. The bex Teilm. Won 'Lost P.C.Y0UUiISL9rs.in training are namedi
,543 and thefleld will, undoubtedly, bfi .583li1l‘E@. for the one reason that therlij
.517 have been no outstanding 2-ysar_
V v
.504 The best 'stake troters of the year
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. . . _ . . , 'and when contrasted wtlh that of' ____ We HOW" 8 U W |weeks at a time in llistrninin ` """"30 76 his o nent showed that he play-I much the same. and H, ' K °“‘“P AMERICAN LEAGUE
and led th‘;p°eetrer gon and deserved to:M§§,1°y °“C'§‘e"§___§_’°“§§fm‘;_‘_ wha, Johnson became Ch,,mp,,,nl “’ "fvfff f°fK‘=t the illmch ill New Yo le . , _, w_n_ H Charlie can dupllww his;T,h°mu Lewenyn and Leslie Mm__ Langford chased him all over the ing one of his workout” H d n D in .......73 41
superb putting on the day the finals my “ve a “ne exhibition of the world for a match but tile wily ' - _
th h .. _ _ r ....78 37
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. _ __ 0 993 St Louis . . _ , ,,_______(;0 57
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.073 Washington . ..._.52 zo-io pen-on. 513 ‘Boiled
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_ surprised to see him win the cham-
Made in both-four ' '
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and six cylinders. the Exhihiijpn
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11180 at our Show George Street
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<Baturday's Baseball) lntemational League
First ganlez' ‘
'Montreal
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' Second game:
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Newark . . .. Toronto . .. -Baltimore
i First game:
Buffalo . .
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Delaney, Cooney, Bmith _and Tay
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this exhibition for the enjoyment of
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his friends. Mr. Murray consented
to be his span-ing partner. Mr Lewellyn showed flashes of his for mer righting days and easily out- classed his partner. Mr. John Mc- Gillvray of Boston referred and Mr Jenkins kept the time.
THE MARKETS
MONTREAL. QUE.,Alll., 19.-EK-'
trenle dullnees marked the export trade in grain here Saturday but la moderate amount of business was 0 worked with local buyers in Canad- 0 lm Westem oats at steady prices. IA fair trade was done in eprint! 0 and winter wheelt flour and prices 0 for all grades were well maintained |'l'ho trade in all lines or rnlllreed 0_was active under ll. good demand 4 from local and United States buy- l ers. The underione to the market was firm. Standard grades of rolled oats were quiet and unchanged. The undertorle to the butter market continued easy and thetmde was dull. The receipts were 3.615 pack- ages. The foreign and local demand for cheese showed a slight improve-
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‘M H‘m‘l°y' u mem ‘"4 imc” W9” nm- Tm that same splendid ohvslque wh .h ‘Puma ‘m`_‘°7 n I 1 f°¢°iPi4 W9" 135391 \'°X°3i P110” mflbokers and other athletes have otit- Plmb Phil 3 I all srldes 01 mu were well mlm- en envied. He ren-larlred during ilu
“Wh 3 1 ,illnlii 11114191' I flll' 1l1il\l|\'¥- Thee vetsatlon. that had his eyesig t
Rini' 1"°f¥“‘°° “W D"“» FM' r°¢¢ii>l¢v¢r° 1.220 ww. failed him lo n eertdln extent.
~ Second game: St. LOU!! . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... 5 13 1
lwelberg. Quinn. lllernrhew and Cochrane.
°Clev_eland . . . . . . 5 8 -NewYork . . . . . . . 812
e Tar Baby' was told to se
uts somewhere else The writer was privileged to shake in by the hand the other night 'd the warmness of that clasp and,
the cheeriness of the. greeting will not soon be forgotten.
Sam is modest and unassumlml: fi
trait that few boxers of his fame possess. He is an interesting con- versatlonalist with a fund of kilow- ledlre not only of the ring but oth- er topics of interest both past and present. His stories of various noun- trles inlerminlzled with memoirs of some of his famous battles makes
rica.
That bland and likeable smile that
is known to all who ever met Sam. is still with him, but the eyes that' once were as sharp as an eagle’s are beginning _to dim; the optics that were aways alert to pick vital spots in his heavier opponents anatomy will never be as bright or observ- lnlr as they were during his envi able career within the roped arena.
Langford is still* a young man
and although nearly 40 bounds above his average weight maintains
he could go out in a monl:h's time
lick Godfrey. Mitchell. Gains. Maloney and many of the heavv-
ln the apart Btm added
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manly an of 5e|f_defen¢e_ Johnson always dodged. Sam's I' _ "'*' _ ‘ - `___‘_t___
im n in chance at the crown was finally ' __ .. l_l
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Mr. Lewellyn, formerly' ow
boxing circles in England as "Bat, lost when Willard took it over. Hp , _
“mg nlomw,-_ very kindly gave (Willard) drew the color line_ and ' G ° i `
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Langford, who was born in Weyyqircuit of.l928 ~will resume opera mouth, N. S., intends residing there Mons Wm, 3 great meeting at G l in the future. He is at present ac- Time mile track, here. Monmll :umulating enough “tin" as lie-cailsiwhlch' will obntinue for five days- .t. to buy himself a home in his T1-,l5_wl11 “gain `b,-me wgmhel.
yuh °' Wife' f°" he i,“t°!l.d5 '29 7133*. which has been caplripaigninxgmrity again, but this time in pence and which have not been Seen in actlgmi lurmony, his long and intrepid ca- Since July 21 the closing dn ‘-‘ eer as a boxer and o. man among>Ka|amnz00_ ' y ali: men. 4
On learning that Mr. Pendergast \mF;,?r§*;},‘é‘;p,t;s5&)[v;I;:;;enr'éh‘;£e"i“li xl the promoter of the coming' Mc- “-81 featuf of the rich ro en i°n"“'Aue“ mm Sami e"Pf°53°d Among`thi$; is the valullblte illmmi .is willingness to halldle or in oth- Review Fumrlw which is rmiiel lr words referee the bout for Jim-»tl‘il£é°‘ i`“°6s °m'!°r 2' em' idea
_ ust for old time’s sake. Slloulcicthei. _ or '_yem-_old tr(},’ue,.;°wi,_;`,hei
.angford handle this bout no doubt sum fir- 'qd:_yem._0ld paws Th ldded intel-est will be _attached to_pw,se for_3_yem._0lds Wm brine to
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