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Defeat Rovers Last Evening 7-4, to Make Three Straight Wins - Over 2,000 Witness Game ' l

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Star; 7, Rovers, 4. ‘hie team-mate Connors, wilted i111- Coastlng along ‘with an early dsr a lbarrage ot hits to loss a lend o! 3 to nil in the fifth, and game ‘haul Von and bli- gl)’ Willi!!- lookinlg like winners in the sixth _. This is “baseball that and uu the long end oi! a 4 to 2 count. the lane am Nlsmllding as they the novel-s were forced to bend never», reawndoltovfore. To sot against the murderous onslaught a miserly thousand ate. game these or tho hard hitting ‘Slurs, to lose days would irelflect greatly on the ill the eighth by 2t score oi’ 7 to4. bP-lllll 0f bill b91118 llillllilﬁd 0U! b)’ ‘Three hits 0i’! hicilachern n short i-lle illifelﬂlll- QOIIIDQUBS 19811192 i11- right field single, converted into a stead to tell the truth—-DB-T‘<l011 I116 freak honlc run by Stan Ryan; u “tile ﬂliellilﬂllce 118-5 i1°t 69 Y9!

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Heughan, the Actor Singer, ‘at Prince Ed- ward Monday and Tuesday—-Saint John Papers Enthusiastic.

l No singer in many. years has markmble artist, who is now lScot- brought forth such words o! {praise land's representative singer as was from the lSaint John press as Jessie McLaughlin twenty years Heughan, the greatest o! ._Scottlsh ago. Baritones, who, in full Highland This should be the most popular costume, will occupy the Prince concert Charlottetown has enjoyed Edward stage next Monday and tor many years, for the reason that Tuesday, pinging a program m“ Heughan, as an actor, story teller should ﬁll the theatre to capacity. i“? Blllllel‘. Will appeal tolﬁgeryélgljt. As patrons should come from all re“ are very reasona ‘

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out. Score. Rovers 4, Stars, 3.

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by (loss nud o. scorching double by liill ltyun wltll two on spelt the be- ginning of the end for the Rovers lklﬁl evening. it was a butting rnlly W'll¢.‘i‘t' most needed and the still-s luid it on lor a teuui batting iivcrugﬁ sccollil to none. Batting wills bull guinea and the Plastern Surilonists Just naturally turned 'l‘urk on ihc proverbial "horsehiile" ind whuli-il their wuy to victory. Liiﬁl evening's tilt witnessed by .ll't‘l" two thousand fans was easily worlll_v of the patronage. Tlhrill Jflill‘ thrill with base runners hit- im; lllt‘ ilnst at eve-ry corner kept lliirl vust inesemblage ot rooting Duns on their shoeluces from begin- lliilg to cud; and not until the lend oi‘ the ninth did one solitary cust- omer leave his or her accustomed pitfklilg LlllAC€'"l.ll€y remailbed un- til umpire .\lc.Aleer called the third‘ on the last batsman. it surely is something to be proud ibout——uwr two thousand cheer- lii-Z 11ml frenzied fans waiting tor no "killing“-at a local ball game; hose on the losing end hoping and nuiying for a hit, and the “dyed-in- ln-ivoill" on the other hand itch- ng for H. quick conclusion of a icon-breaking struggle. As may ‘be noticed below the lnlk ct the scoring was done in ire innings of the seventeen which 108s to show the closeness 0t the ‘oniest uinl just where and when .hc tennis blew up. Four -hlts xere gnrilcrell olf .\icQuaid, the nor southpaw‘ during the melee, .hilo (‘oilutrrs and MulDuohern, lover lllll'lt'l‘ﬁ were touched for ten ditches; oi‘ cilurs.» dILlIlI-f thi- got- .ll;,' iii’ Milli? six i-lrung- against, lll't'i.' ivor- (‘llzilkl-ﬁll up to the los- l'>'. 1 To “i.vl't_v" Mctluuitl, although (_‘_ Q 5‘ _\lonlcuhn, loadmg buvy, uvim: four free rides against one, for easmm ‘valersl loos- the laurel \Vl‘t*.]21lh on the little Q (L S_ Hayﬁeld’ 1am 1m Goznlilﬂdoilnltﬁgheutlc home‘ plate; 1 . ~ _ , v _ ‘ 1 a .' p ilellverles lust seﬁvigél h‘ mum o“ u“ emmu“ niullt conis-‘sleilt and masterly, de- kh _ . ervlng ot‘ u win uguillst better bat- “ng strength. His demeanor at nil timPe wus plutocratic und handy —he Willi always within himself; ll \\‘£l.'~i ll well earned annexation. Young (Yonnorsl although found for tivc hits, until relieved by Mc- lGzlchl-ru in the sixth worked hen-dis up nud urln tree, bilt such is buse- , ' ‘ y , : _ . » ,, . , n , .¢u§i_ii. Z2l‘..."f..i.“§.2€..“.§..Hiflii 33l“..i".‘i..'il2i.i 33f?" -..'l'.‘»“n$§1.§§.§ ‘ may b» one oi‘ the rcltsons why he ‘pitt-lrhig tllc féllléllllilr-l‘ oi’ the dzame novc-r plays" Kiili- ;on lilo slob hnd the lStnr butters

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The Game By Inning:

First Inning Rovers-Aldclnnio out to McQuaid; Williams strikes out; Nash goes the same way.

Stnrs——W. McDonald throws out; ‘S. Ryan safe on single to rlglht; Lynds grounds to ‘Connors; Mc- Carey gets the same dose.

Second ‘innings, Rovedn~McEach- crn strikes out; P. Diamond also tolilowedl by Blanchard. lMcQuaid hurled only thirteen balls in the execution.

lStane-di’ the shove ihalt was short this was even shorter. Mc- Quuid ‘connects with the second hall pitched and is thrown out by lvloEacharn. ‘Stan Ryan. takes two, ‘but is struck out; iBulger nails the- liirst over and is thrown out ‘by Mc-

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Third innings, Rovers-Mcilsgue works a tree pass and goes to first ‘but is caught on the way to second by Stan Ryan who makes a double play on ‘Doyle's hit to second. It was a heady play which brought a cheer from the fans. Connors ends the ‘halt by striking out.

IStars-‘Goss hits to Connors and goes onto first under wraps on Connors‘ wild throw. -McCabe comes through with a single to right, Goss taking second but is tagged by iMc- louchcrn on the way to third; Mc~ l uuuld negotiates first on the hit- n fleldelrs choice. W. (Ryan fouls to Diamond and is out. Connors gets out oi’ a ua-s-ty tlx by tanning ‘Lynds—.a dangerous blotter.

Fourth Inning, Rnvers-(Mdinnle hits through second; Williams slug- les- to centre, and Nash gives the Rover rooters a chance to cheer by doubling to centre scoring iMcllnnls and Williams. McEachern next bat- ter triples to deep right; Noah is on his way to second and on round- ing third falters, with the result that he is caught at the plate by hicQnaid, covering up-Nagh should have scored on the long hit. Diam- ond follows at but and‘ sacriﬁces, hic-Eachern scoring alter running the path in record time. Blanchard gets a long hit which is gathered in ‘by Bill Ryan in right lteld. Score Rovers 3; Stars, 0.

>Stars—ilicCarey fans; McQusid dues likewise. Stan’ Ryan upholds his batting prestige by singling to right, but Ls caught at second 0n a nice throw by Diamond. | Fifth lnning-hidfague strikes out; Doyle is passed-—<hlt by pit- cher. Connors out to McOarey; Doyle advances to seconid; lMoInnls gets a free ride. A double steal is

Seventh Inning, Roverir-Doylo strikes out; Connors tly-s to Ryan in rtght_ field. Mdlnnls is sale on Stan Ryan's tumble or a. grounder to second. Ryan however ‘gets buck at Mninnis by catching him oil second on a hidden ball.

dt may be said hare that there is something in the rules relative to I. f‘hidd~en ball", wilih a pitcher haiklng his place on the mound The base runner ls all at sea as a con- sequence not lnnowtug where the ball is, i! it is hidden. Some ulnplr- as rule a. penalty iby advancing said baserunner one ding on such ruin- demeanors. This rule is more or less complicated and needs caro- iul interpretation.

‘Croweld ‘replacing vMcTagne in the batting l-ino tans out. iStars-Goss struck out; McCabe out to Mclllachern. W. McDonald sate- on Williams’ error; Lynnls negotiates a. (ms pass; Ryan ls hits to Connors scoring ‘McDonald. lMoCarey retires the side by suc- cumbing to llVicEadhei-n.

Eighth ‘Inniing, Rovers-Williams strikes out; Walsh ﬂys to McDonald in centre; MoEncher-n out to Goss. lStars——lMcQuaid nails a bad one at Melilschenn and i-s thrown out. lStan iRyan singles to slbort right nud extends hit ‘into a. home ‘run while Doyle in right t-ield looks on to hunt sphsre in long grass as former crosses plate. iBulgler next batter hits ‘to Connors and is safe on a fumble; Goes singles to cen- tre, ‘Bulgar scoring on McCabers drive to left field. The score was made while Crowell was glued to the hail. lMcDonahll fans. W. Ryun puts the game on ice by doubling scoring Goss and McOwbe. Lyllds ends the rally grounding to Mc- Escher-n.

Ninth, Rovers——'i‘hle three Rover batters, Diamond, Blanchard and Crowell went out in order. The Lineups

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lw. RY“! Centre Field -W. MoDoonald Lstt Field McTague Bulge!‘ Crowell Umpires-At the plate, IMcAleer; on the buses. Sterne.

Dulled ~ when Doyle and Molnnis go to second and third respectively lMcQuaid seemed to lose control in this inning to issue another pass, this time to Williams. With the bag-s crowded Nash hits a sting- ing liner to McQuald who pulls himself out o! a lbad hole in o. nice stab ot-suld ldvrivc to throw Nash out at first and re- tire the ‘side. Same score, 8-0. Stars-The Easterners wont dawn in order in this inning when Bul-

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(lose by lMcEachern and McOlabe by Connors.

-Sixth inning, Rovers—~McEaichern tramps to first on Gosderror at ‘short. Blanchard takes one, and Mc- Enohc-rn steals second on an over- throw; Blanchard ialns, while Mc- Eachern steals third on passed bn-ll anld crosses plate an another wild throw. McTague is out trying to double on McEuchen-nls score. Score ‘Rovers 4, lStars 0. ' Stars-McDonald, grounds to Connors; \V. Ryan hits to Willi- lam ls and is sale on letters erron. Lynds take-s a wild throw "as Ryan advances to third and counts on Lynds’ single to short lelit in- field: Lynda is sate on Mldilnnts short throw to first. Lynda steals second and ‘third on paused ‘bails and scorers on ‘Mccnrers single to Pikht. This inning was conspicuous with Rover errors. iMcQuald is ante on n short centre lieid fly to ‘Mo-l Tagus who errors in the ‘catch. Btiln

‘ Ryan singles to right. l

MoEachern replaced Connors at thlsvstage and stops further scor- ing by tanning Bulger i'o_r_the

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Illness of Chief Justice Tait

WASHINGTON, June 8.—-Chiet Justice W. H. Tait, ot the Supreme lCourt is confined to his room, but the seriousness o! his illness was not dlscloseld‘. For several months, Justice Tait, who is 6B years o! ago, had been intermittently sut- ferinil from ‘ailments ‘brought on by tho advance 0t age and ihy de- pictions resulting lrom an active public lite.

Resignation From League Expected

“R1110 JlANillllRlO, June 8.—'l‘hs newspaper Ogloho announces Bra- zil's withdrawal from the League» oi Nations.

The newspaper asserts that Brn- zil wll-l not participate in the Magus next September and that formal‘ notification o! her resigns-

‘lowing team which makes up a

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American League

itiLlEVliiiaAND, Julie 8.--4Cleve- land made it two out oi‘ three trom lNew York tudily, winning, 52. Uhle outpltched Shocker, ullloiwiug lbut six hits, and was better su-‘LH ported with men on boson.

Score: New York . 2 6 2 iCievolund 510 2

lshockcr, llruxton und Collins, Beugough; Uhle nud L. Sewcil.

DiJTROiT, June 8-lEd Wells run‘ his string oi scoreless innings to Z2, to detest. Washington, l-U. lu- day. lie allowed tlve hits which was one more than Detroit made loft‘ Walter Johnson, ibut no two‘ came in the some inning.

lScore:

‘Washington

Detroit

' Johnson and Ruel; Manlon.

Wells nud

CHICAGO, Jllne Xw-Blg Jim Ell’ ward, southpawed tho White Snx to n 10-5 victory over the Boston Red Sox today in the ilnal game oi the series which was won by the locals, two games to one Edwards‘ allowed the visitors only four llil-H after Thomas nud boon drlvcll 411T the mound in the ﬁrst inning. Score:

Boston . Chicago . . . . . . . . . . .. l0 l0 0 ‘Rnﬂlng, Wlngtlelii, dinlliiiz-lrilll ltnd Gaston; Thomas, Edlwurds and Schalk. .

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~S'l‘. bOillliS, June 8.—'l‘he Philli- deliphlu Athletics batted Gaston from the box in the fourth inning today and won from the St. Louis Browns 7-2, Simmons hit a homer in the fourth with one mun on. Sisler hit safely in his eleventh consecutive game.

Score:

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Walberg and Cochrnne; Gaston. Ballou and ilsrgrnve.

NatlonalLeague All games postponed, cold and wet.

international League All games postponed, cold null wet.

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Island Riilemen Leave for Sussex

Ever since the inauguration oi‘ an inter-maritime riﬂe shoot, some thirty-nine years or more n80 the interest from year to year has been increasing, l0 Hillel! W‘ m" throughout the rank and tile of all those following this comileiii-lilil great speculation ls msnlientctl us u, which province is going t0 will" out on the long end o! the totul points scored. "‘

but yen;- ths Nova Scotin riﬂe- men wogl out over all competitors “m; a hard fought coilteet‘ and nrc ones mgre after the coveted llilll- ors. But this year the crank shots from the fbluenoss" territory will iﬂnd still competition from the fol-

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‘personnel equal to any- The, shoot takes place this Y9"; 0n the ‘Sussex Range. Sussex.

B. Those leaving io Nike D3" ll‘ the shoot are: stat! Set-gt. A. J. McCs/be. ‘Staff Sergt. F. G. Kennedy. Sergt. G. G. McLennun. Gnnpgr, Percy Laudrlgnn. lMaJor K. S. Rogers. Mont. J’. S. Moore. iS-igt. George MacDonald.

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