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W016i! boys; s to lo-soniors. Bowling-ll. United is St. Paul's,

ill-Trinity vs. Cell. ‘Cilristian.

, y Leaders

L; NATIONAL tsacu: ‘Batting —- Sout-‘Iiwortli. Giants.

i iinAoAcns !

iiqthoitiio head with Minnow. ill ﬁlter. Also heat nlld Ill- Ilh Millard’:-

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8c Cudmore

_ Grafton St.

Rulls-Iielithcoio. Cubs, 22. IIitsi-Hornhy. Cardinals. 38.

Doubles-Prison, Giants, 16.

iwiphles-Jtlrltz. Rods. 5. l“l(lill(‘i‘S~—li<)tl0ml(‘Y. Cardinals, 6.

‘Stolen hzises-Cllyler, Pirates. ii. l Pltt-hi-ugrhicﬂrnw. Robins. and Meadows, Pirates, won 4. lost 0.

AMERICAN LEAGUE

ilutiing~ lliigan. Yankees. .414

ltiins-dtuth. Yunkoos. 34.

liits-Gosiin, Senators, 44.

lNltIlll6B-llIll‘llS. Indians, 14.

Tﬁdphles-(Johrig. Yankees. 8.

ll0lll8FS——-ltlIlll. Yankees. 11.

Sioliin bases-Mouse]. Yankees. S.

Pitt-hing —~ Johnson, Senators, won ti. lost 1.

Canadian Wins Ten Mile Race

(Cnnndlan Preu)

LYNN. Mass. ‘May l7.——1SIlas Mlllmllan. oi Noel. N. .S., wearing the Canadian maple leaf on his jersey. won the Italian A. A. annu- sl ten mile handicap road race, hare May 10. Among the ltBfs en-i tered were Clarence Dollar. of. Melmse. and Wallle Cal-lion. of

ixrrchester. In addition to winning

actual time for the event.

English Team

Leaves For Canadian Tour

SOUTHAMPTON, Eng" May 17 —-'i‘-he team representing the En!- llsh Football Association which will tour Canada this summer sail- ed on the liner Elllpress or ‘Scot- land today. lt consists of: Sa- wsll. ‘Barkus. Keeping, Magoo, Waugh. llarkus, Hurris, Jack Rawllngs. Smith and Eunstall.

‘The first match of the four will he staged In Montreal on Victoria Day. May 24th. _

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‘Y_ Bowling.- Zion defeated st. Peter's by 225 pins. _ Scores are an follows: ‘ I ZION ,‘ n Poole . . . . . 15a 117 2d) H Crasuell 165 184 228 lb. Robertson 181 128 126 E_G08s 127 136 158 H. Rodd 117 123 150 T0tal-—-2532.

I sr. Peru's p’

A. Vlnnlcomho .... 103' 178 132 J. “Ulllullls . . . . H 153 154 151 R. Acorn 154 J25 A MacAulay 110 I60 110 W. Smith . . . . . . . .. 217 177 114 TotaI--2161.

Trinity rloriirtod "st. Paul's by 105 P1116 Wllh the Following scores:

TRINITY , ‘ 7 n Douglas 14s 134 iii A. Gill 102 137 135 iP_ boPage . . . . . .. 252 171 164 J. iA. Bentley 207 194 199 .4" ' "ﬁniﬁ." sr PAUL'S ' _B- Qlarmody . . . . .. iii-i 14s 22s W. Carmody , 194 197 122 E. Casiwell 129 150 94 W. llopklns . . . . .. 119 171 142 How They Stand AMERICAN Won._I.ost. P.C. New York . . . . . . .. 19 9 .679 “Washington . . . . . . . . ChICBHD Clevela-ud Phila . . . . . .. Detroit Boston St. Louis Cincinnati . . . . . . . . 20 .690 Brooklyn 17 9 .654 C-llicligo 1G 10 .615 Pittsburgh 13 l-i .481 Si. Louis 14 17 .453 New York 13 16 .448 Phila - 11 l7 .393 Boston . . . . . . . . . .. 8 20 .286

Roger Hornuby, the veterah St Louie player to date stand; fifth

n bat wlelder In the League Bebe Ruth holds place In the American League.

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' Niehergall and Morrow.

_ Maloy and O'Neill.

THE CHARLOTPETOWN GUARDIAN ‘

Bill incurs

will"!!! two union trom the New York Giants while the Pitts- burgh tPirates were shutting out "w ‘Brooklyn Robina. Cincinnati Bdvlilced into the leadership of the National League" race. Pitta.

champions riivlﬂclns the mt slip- ping MoGrawmen.

The Yanks_ kept their load in American by winning over the While Sox. while the Senators de- feated Cleveland. Philadelphia closed in on Cleveland for fourth place honors by winning another "Lefty" Grove ihung up nether victory for the Mack-man,

AM ERIOAN LEAGU E Saturday’: Gama

Chicago . . . . 1| 3 2 New York . . . . . . . . . . . 10 16 1 . Faber. Thom“. Schslk and Grabowski- Pennock and Collins. Detroit , 0 5 z Washington . . . . . . . . . . . .. 613 1

Ullle and L. Sewell; Coveleskl and Ruel.

‘St. Louis at Boston, rain.

NATIONAL LEAGUE . Saturday’: Games

New York

. . . . . . . . 10 l~i 1

-Fiizsimmons. winner. McQulllan

and Hartley; Lucas, Donoliue and Hargrave.

Brooklyn . . . . . . . . .. 0 6 Pittsburgh . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 2 3 McGraw. Grimes. O'Neill and

Hargreaves; Morrison and Gooch.

Philadelphia 3 7

Chicago . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 6 13 Dean. Wllloughby and Hanline;

Kauimann and Hartnett.

Boston

Cenewlch and Z. Taylor; and O'Farrell.

Keen

AMERICAN LEAGUE

Sunday’: Gama!

DETROIT. May 17. -—Gehrlng- er's two bugger, which Calyle lost in the sun, scored Bsssleyr, who had singled, and ended the eleven Inning struggle which Detroit won from Boston today 6—5.

Only sensational fielding saved Holloway irom a defeat in tile re- gulatlon nine innings.

Score: Boston . . . . . .. 513 Detroit 6 10

Rufiing. Wingfield, Kieier aind Stokes, Gaston; HollowaypColllns. Johns nad ‘Bossier. ;

Chicago at Washington. polled, rain.

Cleveland at Washington. post- poned, rain.

Only three games scheduled.

post-

NATIONAL LEAGUE

Sunday's Guinea CINCINNATI, May 16. —- Cin- cinnati staged a rally in tho

eighth inning and scored two runs defeating New York in the third straight game oi the series. 3 to 2.

Score: New York . . . . . . . .. 2 5 1 Cincinnati . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 3 6 l ll. Scott and Snyder; Luqus,

Zllay and Hargrave, Piclnich.

ST. LOUIS. home runs featured the game here today in which the Braves were swamped uinller a 13 to 3 score by St. Louis Cardinals. iBiades. Rllom. Bell and OlFarreII 0f the Cardinals cucll scored a circuit i-Iutit.

Score: Boston . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. St- Louis . . . . . .. .. 13 16 4

Wirtrz. llriillilm. Cnnlley and Sle- lucr; Rlic.n no.1 olFarrcll, war. wick. CHICAGO. ‘May 16.—Chlcago de- feated Philadelphia, 10-9. in a slug- glng match today in which iboth the starting pitchers, Grover Alexander and Mann, were driven from the mound before they could retire the side in the opening inn- lng. Score: Philadelphia Chicago . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. Maun. Ulrich. Willoughby. Pierce and J. Wilson; Alexander, Bush. Jones and Hartnett. Pittsburgh it Brooklyn. rain.

INTERNATIONAL LEAGU E Saturday's Quinn

Reading . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 6 1 Jersey City . . . . .. . .. 2 6 0 Swauey and Unzmall; Zellar and Williams. Freitag. ' Baltimore . . . . . . . . . .. 7 13 0 Newark. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 2 6 1 Eurnshaw and McKee; Small wood and Torpe, Wilson. Rochester . . . . . . . . . . 8 l2 0 Syracuse . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 3 l0 t’

Roberts and Devine; Grabowsk

First game. Buffalo 8 9 2 Toronto ll fl 2 C. Hill, Doyle aild llayworth: Stewart and O'Neill. Second game: Bilifalo . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 8 10 1 Toronto 2 5 4

Leverella- ' Faulkner.

Sunday's Gama

Toronto . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 711 I’-

Buffalo . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 1:. l9 l Carroll and O'Neill; Bolen. lrllcey, Koupnl and Lake. Rochester . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 817 4 Syracuse . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 10 l6 I Mitchell. Reese and Head:

Mails. Schellberg and Morrow. Reading at Jersey City, pont-

poned. rain (two games.) Baltimore at ‘Newark. postpon-

ed, rain.

-——-obo-—-—-

Horse Notes

Mr. Reid oi Truro. N. S. has shipped his fut pacer, Bonnie. 2.05% to Charlottetown to he Wired in Longest’. 2.06%. the int son oi Dillon iAxwol-thy 2.10%.

Mr. D. A. MePhee of l-iowlao. P.

burgh! win over the Robins put ‘ the Pirates in fourth place, the ,

May 16. -—Four _

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DeMar Wins Balti- more Marathon

FBALTIMORE. Md, Clarence R. iDeMar, of Molrosc Post, No. 90, American Legion. Malrose Highlands. lllass., won tile National A. A. U.. ‘Laurel to Balti- more Marathon ‘today. He. finish- ed a mile and a quarter ahead of Albert Michelson of the Cygnet A. C.. of East Post Chester. Colin. DsMars time for the 26 miles and 385 yards was 2 hours, 45 nlilliltcs. 5 l-5 seconds. .

Michelson finished in 2.53.05 Ha reported ‘at the finish that ho had had cramps after the 20 luili- mark which slowed him up. His second position, however, was not endangered.

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DeMar finished running strongly anmseemed fresh.

William Agee oi the Emor)’ Wood A. C-. Baltimore, iillislloil third. a mile behind Michelson, in 2.58.15 3-5.

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Alhin Slcllroos, oi England, and Frank Wcndli-ng, Olympic TllllllPl‘. of Buffalo. withdrew their entries the former over entry re-Rlllfli-lﬂﬂﬁ and the latter owing i0 illmﬂlh

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