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man earlier than the ninth. 1011M- Braddock has been built up to‘ acrack at the crown in the right WBY- It

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gag himstopv Loughrani at the 175 pound weight’. i , _. ' _ .

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One of these occasions was his tilt withLeo Lomski W113!) the fans P11‘ on their overcoats in the first frame- only mpeei‘ ‘em oft again, and ail ‘back to watch Loughran give the

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over"the light-heavy limit. Some say‘ that he can't make the 1'15 poundage.‘ without coming in weak. Loughran laughs this off. He admits weakness in his bout with Mickey Walker in Chicago. but blames it on a bad cold.

Another thing, Loughran has never shown that he has a finishing punchi Braddock his one. That's something else to hang your hat on, but don't,

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Aberdeen Pssassin a nice boxing les- .

Loughran has. been fighting a lot -

_ Donnely and Urban. overlook Tommy's smartness. That's an asset which may offset the dyna- n,“ “ma. mite. . R_ E E It looks like a. bang-up scrap. If Jersey (my J ___ _ 51g 2 Braddock does succeed in collarlng Newark _ _ _ _ _ 315 1 the title, heought to make a good suceeaso to the gallant and able Second game, Loughran. R H E {Jersey City . . 3 12 1 iNPWBfk . . . . . . .. 2 7 1

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minutes and eight seconds.

semi-finals, H, R. A. Edwards, de-

the race between London Rowing Club and Toronto Argonauts, to de- cide a dead heat.

R H E Cincinnati 5 11 1 Chicago .. 10 13 3

Donahue, Ehrhardt, May and Sun- kcforth; Blake and Schulte.

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First game:

R. l! B 3 11 0 4 9 1 Hogan; Lever-

New York ... ... ... Boston Scott, llubhell and ett and Spohrcr.

Second game:

R. H E New York 8 12 0 Boston...... 6 3 Benton and Hogan; Cummings,

Jones and Spohrcr.

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R. H E Philadelphia .. ... ... ..-.14 20 1 Broolilyn . l2 l6 2 Szvectland, Willoughsby. MpGraw and Davis, Clark, Moss, Upal, Cance, ltlcWecney, Moore and Picinlch.

Second game:

R Philadelphia ... ... ... ... Brooklyn .. 5

Roy ad Davis; Lcrian Morrison and Deberry.

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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE

First game:

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Toronto ".1021 0

Buffalo ...3ll 0 First game:

H. H E Toronto ... ... 4 10 1 Buffalo 1 6 1

Barnes and llungling; J. Barnes,

HENLEY-ON-THAMES, England. July 4 - London Rowing Club elim- Wilmer inated Toronto Argonauts in the pre- John Va liminaries of the Grand Challenge Cup today, after rowing a dead heat ‘sets of t

The English eight won by a quart- er length, in the fast time of seven in the se

[HENLEY-ON-THAMES, England. t WBFB 6-3 I July 4 — Viscount Tiverton reached I the semi-finals of the Diamond Sculls , An Int today, when his opponent in the ' Great B ‘

faulted, so as to be in condition for i British

_ Plpgras, Heimaich and nielrey.

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ins “Big ill" ‘riiden and T. Hun = doubles btrailht sets. 2-101 0-9.‘

WIMB a onal atrllgildfbetweis

in the | aniaTournament was as- sured to y by the semi-filial ‘victory of .1, c. i egory aha I. Ct. Collins, of Great B ian, over John Hennesaly and c Vgc Lott,‘ of the United States. " ‘ ‘ - ' The itishpair‘ defeated - their America rivals, 4-6, 7-5, d-l, (-6, 7-}, and wii ow meet the winner‘ of tile other se i-unalnutenbetweén wii- liam T. lden and Ilkancis-T. Huntdr and Jo yen Ryn‘ and Wilmer-Alli- son, bot minted-state's Teams,‘ Miss izabath Ryn, United States residen of England, andher Eng-

lish p ner, Betty Nuthail, were beaten the Women's doubles semi- finals - Mrs. B, C. Nevellmd Mrs. D. C. lepserd-Barron. amrall-Bri- tish te . The scores were 6-4, 3-6, 9-7. - -

All z United States representa- fives i e women's doubles have now been e - inated, ; _ _ -

Hele f Jacobs, of California, won a str ht set victory over Joan Ridley ‘British girl, in a. semi-final singl atcnby scorﬁlof _6-2, 6-2.

Miss _Helen Wills defeated Miss Elise Goldsack, of zhzisndtsy scores of 6-2, 6-0, in the women's semi-final today. Miss Wills will meet Miss Helen Jacobs of Caiiiorniaﬁlin an all- American final, for the women's singles title.

AMERICAN LEAGUE '

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Boston ... ... ... ...]. 6 0

Philadelphia s a o Second Game.

' R. l! l! jBoston ... .. 1 8 2 ‘Philadelphia ... 8 l3 l

Rumell, McFadycn.

Having; Quinn snscoearsne, Per- kins.

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R H E Washington ... a 1o 1 New York . . . . .. .'. .58 l! l

Marberry, Brawn, Llaika and Blsel

Second game: - R. H I Washington ... .... ... L I New York . . ... ll NW0

Brown, Burke, Liska and Spencer. Willis and Bcngﬁugls.

bombers, and Bool.

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WIMB DON. mglalsd, July 4 _ liaoupyoung Ilfegap,’ and yn formerllfr-lnceton-Coi-T ‘ Ill one a: the biggest up- tournament by eliminat- I _ issues

Davil Cup. doubles m. i-tinii‘ round ‘of ‘the men's '|_'f‘he acorls

N. EfnglandfJ-uly 4-

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liable to be even better than other!’ years. Ladies and gents variety step, dancing will be specialized, Itobertl wears the "oohpel-eii" will be then- J Thefmidwsy will, provide amusement, for those who are not interested in! the raoesfMany visitors from abroad 1

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1 eoe-non/um. Julys: -‘- Ronald faultless‘; ~oti Eainlﬁ- John,~N. a. " OMﬁPIOXPOTIUI lioma ‘province and imvnsootial-nalshed third in‘ the championships‘ iinglss over" the mile and atiialtroute at the New England aQItMrItGWLﬂI aiaociation annual skdttsiaoasy: mum Codman oi the Viz-ion Boat Club of Boston won the ewenrinpten" minutes and two sec- ands. Jerry Qhaapanother local en- trant. pnishedl nve- lengths‘ behind tbowlnner sad-two l-sngths ahead of

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HENLEY-ON-‘ITIAMES, Engllnd. July 4.-Joe Wright. Jr., Diamond. Sculls champion of 1928 had an ounce more stamina than JackGuest, fel- low mam‘ of the Toronto Argon- auts today and as the resultia Can- ada's sole‘ representative left in this year's Royal Henley Regatta. He will meet P‘. Bradley.‘ cf Pembroke Col- lege, Cambridge, in one of the semi-

theldaritimo champion. " " ~ i; : IOWTBEYSTAND. .

Y allsslascau LEAGUE ' ' ' i won Lost no.

Philsdephiai... V. .. 51- .150

liemirqrk ...-u 2e .012 Bt."Louis_ 42 21 .609 Detroit .. s9 a4 .534, Cieveiand- . - a5 aasi washinstozl‘ .'.. '... .. 2a ‘ 40 .394 qhieago .. 24 4a .333 .. 2s ,5l .301

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finals heats of the Diamond Sculls tomorrow. And another victory will place him in the nnal heat for the world famous rowing trophy for the third consecutive year. l

MONCTON, July 4—Moncton's next big attraction ls the Maritime Fire- men‘: Tournament to be held on July 17th, 18th and 19th. with firemen in attendance from"all over ti-ie Mari- time Provinces and parts of the Un-

An excellent programme oLsport events has been completed, with the most valuable prizes ever offered at a Firemen! Tournament in the Mar- itimes. '

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Staging a batting rally" in innings and this, supplel outed flock of Ail-Star errori, ga 1 Rovers a three run lead overutbg" mar. last evening and inciden? ‘the game. when they added two " _ in the fourth frame towinbya 4 count. The Stars scored two ‘ the second innings and ‘two in? sixth. ‘In the opening of the sev" theiRover-team ran riot over _ i rivals. ‘to ‘score Yalx iifdditional - The game; however." was called ' account of star; ihavlns 1‘ wii: hair. ‘rhaaalnafas a‘ whole was 1 and ruggedfrom start to finish ~ bothininés making, glaring and excusable errors, both in ball . lng and pepglng to hues.

lane mounded for the All-Stars McNeili and Carbonell for the Rn Their pitching was fair, but sl - fielding behind them made the - l‘. at times ridiculous. i: v Lack of practice and team we was very noticeable in last nig 1 game. ' .‘ ‘Ibeiine-ups were: Rovers-Morley, Catcher; M and Carbonell, pitchers; Blanche‘ lst ‘base; Williams, 2nd bass; Wball.

Men who have had years of ‘exper-

_ l ’ _ Won Lost P.C. l amazon“ u’,- u 23 .6“ ience in. such “matters have bzcnv‘ Pittsburgh __._ 42 25 M.’ chosen-to act asithe oﬂicialsin the‘ Newyork 4o -ao .511 51”" '°"°'""' ”~‘°u°".“ . I at. Louis so a2 .529 s“"°’_“°k ’-’°“"f‘°“" T"“'°- ":1 ﬂrobklyn a1 as .463 5- » , 1 Him ___'__-__ ___ ____ 28‘ 33 "w ‘Timers-WA. Skidd, Chatham: K.1 Booted 2a e s94 77M§‘?M°'1"m‘ iJ°hnhlﬂpmhrgiy Cincmmu 24 42 364 Judges-A-ionorary Fire Chief Geor-

g: Ackman, Moncton; Fire Marshal

I-LH. McLcllan, Saint John; George r. Ryder, st. Stephen. 1 Referee-Chief of Police l... S. Hut- chinson, Moncton.

Jack Learmont, who has won a.

1 i won Lost rac. Rochester 41 so cio Baltimore 4-0 43 .541 Newark so as .520 Montreal . . . 41 as .519 ‘ ' 39 .506 35 .493

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i RACES 1 "_'.l'he e‘... set soi- the big midsum- I mei-‘meet is Wednesday, July 81st. Pnparationshave been made to en- l tel-lain larger crowds than ever, ‘The

‘ ndstand has been enlarged, stable- ' r inductee-sad. race course widened‘ ind ‘graded. also many other improve- mentL-“Ihe nlﬁnagement acts on the 5 principle that nothing remains sta- tidnary-dt either retrogrades 0r ad- vances, henretl-le efforts to improve. ‘ Itisintendcd to use several tons of Malagasn‘ aaltfon the course in or- der toi make it‘ firm and entirely do , isway with the .dust nuisance; seven hundredmounds- were used in 192s with good results. Bigger, better, bus- ' ienthsn before, is the slogan for: 1929.: l ; The 31113111‘ is expected-to be more; thrilling than ever, the fastest horses; in P. 1.- Island will strive for placesi in the different classes. The music, and specialties which have helped m1 make New Annan races famous are

an a R H E Chicago ... ... 9 1511 hllontrcal ... ... .. 5 10 2 Cleveland . . . . .. 2 ll 2 a ‘ iltochester .. l1 9 0 Faber and Berg; Miller. Grant and NATIONAL LEAGUE ' llogsett, O'Hara, Nelbergall; Dcr- Myait. _ ringer and Nuncusco. Second game:

First game: Second game: R I l St. Loni; ,,, ,,, ,__ ,,, 411 1 R. B E Chicago ... I l0 1 Pittsburgh .. 811 ofhnmtreel 0 1 0 Cleveland .. 12 is s‘

" iltochllstcr .. 3 8 0 Lyons, MoKsln and 39m: Milieu

B, 1i 5i Hngseti. and Daly; Bell and Flor- and Sewell. Si. Louis ... . ..... ... ... 2 6 0 cnce. First gamer . ‘ Pittsburgh .. a l2 2 Fllstsame: .- . l R1! Bald, Holland, Frankhouse and‘ R-H-E- Detroit ... ... ... _... 0 9, 1 Wilson; Kramer snd Hargreaves, jtclsding 519 0 st. Louis . 12 X12 ' Baltimore ... ... ... 2 8 l Sorrell,_ Prndlloslsnse _ HIM} , First game: . Second game: Yolllns and Schang. Cincinnati ... ... ... ... 9 l4 0 Reading ... ... .. 13 22 1 Second gamG: - _ Chicago . .. .. s 15 1 Baltimore 12 2o 0 I» l! I

Mby and Gobch, Malone and Gon- Lautenbachcs, Greene, Stryker, Detroit

scales. ‘(Elghtlnsilng by ...-cement)‘. Fowler and Styles: Bolen, Been, Hal-n St. Louie .

er and Ferrell.

. tinsmeneyir vacations to suit New Ari-i nan Races. m-lquiries have come from Ii new West ssNelson B. C. Please] 8 1| s cllpjhis. item and send to friends ‘,_ .. '1 l0 0 Alli-end. see your friends at New An- ("mu ‘m; numb," “"59". nan Races, Wednesday, July 31st. I

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name for himself in Maritime Pro- vince sport circles as being the most impartial and efficient starter of races in- this part of Canada, was the omcial starter at the sports held in connection with the Firemen! Tournament at fn-uro in 1926,. and the fact that his services have been

procured for Moncfon. pants and spectators oi’ fair-play.

and are capable of handling settling all disputes that may at ‘ and deal with all protests in a. ‘._'§ and impartial manner.

third base; McInnis, short stop; l. ‘ kenzie, right field; Cronin, left fitl Doyle. centre field. ‘ All-Stara-Francis, catcher; - andMcFarlane. pitchers: McCa. . ist base; McDonald, 2nd base; ger, 3rd base; Squarebriggs, s g maul-val» rlantiielgl; ppdds, e -» i'ield;,M.cCabe, mt field.‘ "‘“ v _ Umpires-Dr. Charles Dougan Y hind the plate; Gordon on ti: has;

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