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‘Canada Now Second In Lust At Olympics

Following la the unofficial oiynlpio point total for lla dons after three days of com petition

United States ......»...,» Canada ................~ Ireland .,....,...,...... Finland ... ..».....».»,» Great Britain ............ Germany ..........,..... Poland .....-....nn-... sweden .....,.........~»»»

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Japan .........-........- (neehoslovakla 4.-....nu Philllplnes .............. New Zealand ..,......... South Africa ......-...... tsly ........-......nu Argentina ..........»....

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Canadians Show Well In The Longer Dashes

Wl1a0n P Ed Seco lvloarrmo Aligifid Third Respect1velyW'l*`lodsTE:1l:lSlI%Iampsg§ §T.".“.'.f £1".f'...`I53’.?.’.'.I“.7l'I.. Uf England In M¢l1101°&ble 800 Metre Run- W~“l-:WEBNMN Hilda Strike Second In Women s 100 Metre Dash ww --===~ -u. -nu -

Press Staff Writer) onvlsrlo s'rADrUM, Los An

00166. AUS 3-'F0111 5121176011, E08 lish nlnner, today retained for the land of the rose" the B00 metre title, winning the final at the Olympic Games here in a gruelling battle with Alex Wilson blonde flyer from Montreal, and Phil Ed wards of Hamilton ll yard back in third place

Pressed by the sensational Can adians, Hampson set a new world and Olympic record for the 800 of one minutes, 49 4-5 seconds The world mark of 1.50 3 5 was held by Sera Martin of France who fin ished second lest today a.rld the Olympic record by Douglas lows of Great Britain It was 151 4 5.

Almost Whipped Bampaon

Wilson, smooth striding and with

Perfect pace Judgment, almost Whipped Hamilson in a sensational race to the taps to which Edwards

(computed on a 10 5-4 3-2 1 sais

ERIES UF

ATHUN

Contestants Bad Iniured In 3000

Steeple

Anomrs Aug 2-A was

Wvldtlllo, one serious, befell *"\l-1 in the 3000metre

l steeple cliaso today first

oi the modern penthsthlon Olympic Games.

mms on che trick course laid in the libx Hills Aiigufano De hlente, veteran Mexican horse suffered a possible skull frac when he was pitched cn his as his mount stumbled over seventh hurdle Baron sebsa De Preitas Brlnoo De Heredia Portugal, yogoivgg 5 bgdly oiled leg Hia horse reared and U they were approaching the UE Dost Delllfo the injury bruises which the horse sufifei- “N Baron insisted on riding

|00 course The horse of Grobbeia-lr of 'ml Africa. bolted as the sixth

cr and was lost with ifo rider l-llchills for gtfmg D9 Lg, fb also received geveral severe

“‘ Ind bruises, a later examina t disclosed, and he was trans 'fred from an emergency hospital * hwnllnl in the downtown dis. “l Wim physicians indexed x “ll when one or the in-st to

el' eil- was Will Rogers, film Ninn and cowboy who had

5”" M018 near the course £0 Mexican and the baron

Un only two ccnlcsiunu who 'ld serious injuring gl

60;: than a score of the

0l`|°0d spills at “I0

mm barriers. D ill the even half completed, ' ‘l Mimct acl-msn me-ent. the ncld. in eight minutes,

15 Bcconds '"‘°‘°‘°~ °f Sweden. dcfcndlns mm' W” I-‘M118 the starters.

1;; :umsining sung, 1° 5, mn mmgnl 91° next four days.

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sd led from the start, opening

Wt Hlmllou and Wilson sm-god

llowlv drawina even with wilson and than inches ahead. Alex was

A great field of middle distance

Wilson was a foot behind Hamp-

senatthsfinish Edwardsayard

sprinted a noted international field. Eddie Genung United States. was

States, fifth Charles Hornsbotel

Great Britain, seventh Sera Mar tin France, eighth, and Dr Otto

in the 1923 games and popularly supposed to have seen his best year in first class competition, Edwards 1 wenttothomarktcdaycnlyavory luke-warn; favorite to place well. The crowd cheered as Hampson Wilson and the fleet American trio

warmed up

Thereafter the shew belonged to(

Edwards until the race had reach~ ed the final stretch Starting on 1

shot into the lead at the first tum and sprinted madly yards out in front. Hs was caught in 22 and 2 5 seconds at e 200 metre mark.

Edwards w six yards in front of

Genung as he flashed past the 400 metre line in 52 4-5 seconds Wil sonwa.sinthirdplsoeandHamp son fourth Lanky Phil’s ebony legs continued to work like pistons, driving even harder than on the first lap. But Wilson caught Ed

and than Hampson forged in front

of Wilson The three were bunch P ed as they turned into the home

stretch

(ByElmsrDulmage,Canad|m lsgmthe second of tho um, l’olsvault,men.

lrlal

final.

was far from outdistanced. Phil ‘°°°nd "und mai" T015” Oflllllled Charlie Grimm would bc manascl' h

up a big lead with a terrific pug ihrgentlna brought the time down that no one could match He led W 3° 35 in the third heat and

by five yards at the half way Arthur Jonath of Germany dupli Present Standlng

point with Eddie acnung of :hs °°'=°d this lest in the fourth

culled suites in scccnd plncs and BM Bert Pearson and 1-mold wuscu third 'rwc hundred metres Wright mchcd the scmlnnnl. from tho num, qgmmz ,printed lalflely Pearson was second to To- OTTAWA Aug 3_(By Th’ 0”" can ada S M at

and failed to get up to Edwards,

nan the hem at the turn, wilson 'Print yesterday Wright wus second °°°° “W “I” °“"" "“°‘””¥ 1"

showin: the way up thc stretch. 1°

Hers Hampson sprinted madly

much ch cyl 1 is no

:‘;‘npmm_;xm° ° ' “ Em annals aus mms. of p,,,¢,,,,, the deaths nl scum: rl. L au

;:lt‘h.°;ntdh° ;“'t°:°°"°dckM°;;"u field for four laps and only gave Dolllald (Lib-Montreal) resigned

ru my way when he was assured a. quo; before prorogation last session

“YI-ll! Place James Burns of Great

fourth Edwin Turner, United

United States, sixth John Powell,

51"" °°f°“-“Y “mm mul-in in Percy neu-d United “Nt alll-rim. won s hollow victory Cs.nada's chief hops at B00 metres state, md Harper arch Bm_ over Joe Barlow of :Boston ne pun

feet if inch) Second, Lambert .»"§‘;..

"‘° l’°‘° ’“”°' “‘° °°‘°’°" "°°°'°“ Svensson, sweden. <24 rect 4 inch ‘slwnlzlc in cancun

captured n. rim and second prius Gibwl “ld Hem and drew three honorable mention lt. ll E.

'Will 1” 4 3°” awards slmcn countries compo. se. muh o HOW THEY STAND

fromthe

¢ha.mpionship,wenin team-mate. Ruth Osborne. whehad

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start.

100 metres, men-semi finals

Discus throw. men. 80 metres hurdles, ladies ._

110 metres hurdles, men

final.

D00 metres, msn-final.

1,500 metres, men-trials.

EVENING 50000 metres walk, men-fin

hsatshoraninthe i00a.ndwas not in condition for more oompeti tion.

Womm’a 100 Metre Bun Finals

Won br Btanislawa Walsiewicz

(Skill. Walsh) Poland (I. !00t). Second Hilda Strike Montreal, (1 Yard) Third, lWilheimina Von Bremen, U B A-. (2 feet). Fourth Eileen Hiscock, England, fi foot). 'ries for rush mllnnbclh wlldc, U B- A., Bild M3218 D0llinger, Ger- many Time, 11.0 seconds (Equalg wor1d's and Olympic record held by Miss Walslewics Poland).

Wrestling free style-final. Cycling, 1000 metres, scratch

-fina.L

|000 metres, pursuit rac -

2.000 metres, tandem-finaL

Hornsby Leaves

Jul* wallow ennrecinunu for The Chl Cubs

William-1 rift. :cur spriuicrs broke P1m.Ann.l=HrA Aug 2-wil the Olympic record or in s-s sec nam L vccclr, president nf thc °“d5 in 1054119! the Way to the Chicago Cubs announced tonight “ml WWI- B18 Ralph Metcalfe that Rogers Hornsby had resigned colored American star lowered the el manager of tho club md had mark to 21 5 10 in the first of the been released as s player, and that

Another Record Broken

this in the second, C B Luti of effective immediately

In The Senate

Just n fool behind the uncle s°'““t§_’°°v;"];”‘°v‘;uf”° h:°°°(“ °’

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the Senate is as follows

I-llldlllli l¢Gm¢d m0l‘O at hOm0

th I Liberals 4s

V; ° W" dm' °°“"° vacancies 4

rlsht captured his first round

n his in 22 s . “S

won 10 by the vacancies were caused by

lit.. cusuricd :cr the s.ooo mcse lull' <°°ll= Antlsonish N. sl and insi finishing fifth in the second Senator J. H Legris (Liberal iimlnsry heat Rankins led the Louisville Que) Dr w L, Mc

*lm - . e firs::v::°q:::iiiei:. Ina ‘ 5 Ba rlo w Beaten

Thrown in with a group of high

sslhurdlcrs in hu prsllmiw-y BOSIUN Mm.. Aus. 2-(Ari at, Art Ravenadale, of Cobourg, _MUWY Rvscllbloom. l’€¢°sll|zed as z.. was cllmilnecd. no rumhcd “il” "°*"YW°1B1‘° W-llll>1°ll in

. and E weyncr, ocmuny. '"3' P°"‘ °°"‘ll1=tWi°"l"s the de ard was cnughtin 14 'l lo seconds °"°“ ”‘ th’ 1° *'°‘“‘d ’°““’° b°“* or the no mem mute "°‘8*‘°d 18° WM”

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d. U B. A-, (24 feet 11% inches). .___ , Chuhei Nsmbu, Japan (24 (Canadian Press)

est 5%( inches) Fourth Erick

co.rlrch Richard aurbcl- U s.A, 9”” 3 ”' “°° °” °”" °"’"’°" <24 me a inches). sixth, more 'rn rc ll ll. ° °‘°‘° 1° ‘“"‘““’ "°“”‘

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um' 'W' 1°' " ”'°"°°’ W” 8 lv mu- nl unlicd si ics new

Ari llrhllilu wslinnd, nurhnm nccmcr and “md “°"° ' °]°'" d°'°“"’ ° °"

Losarl alms

G A" 2'5"' °" B" H E' nalvlvy wuvs adam

bits from Canada drew a third Wllhillltvrl . . ..

ay, and England received a first Crowder and Berg Chamberlain, ,Toronto cmmdim wemerweigm

Awards in the Judging was F5501' "ld Gfllbe

champion, scored his second vi

llipletéd $05.5! NATIONAL LEAGUE

'"5' 1” d°W“ th’ ‘Mk mem” Three first prises were captured lt. H E. wry of um olympic Gm” may

by me United sims, :cur second cincinnati 2 ll o 'mn h° "W" J z°““’°“ °' mm

` ' in is minutes and is seconds

inc and n third prim seven rc- New Y°lk 3"’

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glue nt the lympie ans am dis also les' Aug 2__mmy Mcnomi of prime

ee' ' Mncnonaid lust. night defcmd

ivcd hcncrnhls mention. Polnud Frey. Kelp and inmhnrdl Hoyt Y H Rohm M _mm

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Tl" °1'°'"| °*P°°°°*`| “Wm W Other countries dividing the re UWIGY. Stout, Dean and Wil- _"_"

all wk °=l1wl»M ‘Nm 01° W lnuinsn- ci th. amd. was am. sclbnld, cunlwcll me spohrsni loaayluu mn)

ruin pm he had set. but at thu I-,,_,,,, .ml swcdun mn recuv Hence"

point the dusky Guianm but on mg g nm prim nsnmng ug 3, 3 5 NATIONAL LEAGUE

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the uso, Hannon md Wllv# mmylweihlrdprlmmdnclginm, Bl'°°\=lvll 411 o Wea IM

wers unable to shake off Edwards. mwhmlovwg mg mmm ,uh , Wsrneke and Hartnett Beimscn Pittsbllrlh .... Mmmltarily Wilma drew ull °ll chirspms ncnmslsmmzumwu lndlow ohlcaso ¢7lBt0l‘l\‘i|'Withhilbl'0ld-lhdllld ‘|"nm°;m|m|fmmQu.hm`|` 3_5 E_ Pliilldelpllil ... I lI\ffBf|tilh 100, blli- Hlllipacn Nt Jmm xg.” md Lqxlmbmi Pitilbllflh .. _ _, ___ B0ltOti ......... b\¢lll|l1dt¢ldVlDf-IIC aliddfiwc g°mD°¢m°h'.-m¢h.n°|¢||M Ph1ladC1Pll|l ... ... .... BWUUYU »......

Club an-uszmrmish uns uma 'rhey ure, vsiutlnr wulniure. drawings, French an-ru and ance, rm Sl MW

finished in a hun- prints, modus sud num, mm dm. -1. Elliott, R-hem, umm md Nw York

ampsmrs 140 4-s mrs sera planning archlwctursnlud mm V Davis.

‘am-ldnsn-doriso M. miunldesunn / ----_.___ Alilarosn

nmgougiu lowes Olympic mer! The womens world recess in the 31°! and field shnmpiqmhip.

aisle-s. discuss aim mc. vu nu-puma completed ms ohms sms. his dv York nu loomstre ous confiscated more mush cleveland. reprennz oiled up s mul ol el palm 0,., rhusdelphln mul-day by addie 'rnlul ounce ing the united sum. get on the ada was mens with 24 :snowed Ulmllllil

.Peiwwminmswith-dsclsivsihloworluisei2inches.b11rslmd :

500 metres This enabled her to defeat .her

8' £5. 2

sttnuis eloim' “iv

Tate Blaeholder uid Ferrell :gtm hem” me American pm

with ao rlnlsns ls; Wllhlllston with 10; In-lima 13, Detroit .........

l'Vhat Canada Did Yesterday At Olympics

(By the Canadian Press) 800 Metres Final-Men Alex Wilson, Montreal, sec

bil Edwards, Hamilton

third.

200 Metres-Men heat: Harold Wright,

Edmonton, wol-

dth heat Percy Williams.

Vancouver, withdrew

'ith heat' Bert Pearson.

Hamilton, won.

110 Metre Hurdles-Men First heat: Arthur Ravens

dale Cobourg, fourth (°\|lllll ated).

100 Metres Fill-al (Women) Hilda Strike, Montreal, sec

ond.

Wrestlillli Weller Dm McDonald, Tor

onto, won fall (second victory)

Montreal, lost fall (lu runnin: for points)

Light: Howie Thcmal, Mont

real, lost decision (eliminated)

Middle Donald Stockton

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Montreal, lost. fall (eilmlnat

Montreal, lost fall (

ed).

Bantam Jimmie Triflnuv,

Regina, lost fall (eliminated) 200 Metros Quarter Finals Second: Pearson second. Fourth Wright aecolfd.

5,000 Metres Run

Second trial Bob Rankiue,

Preston, Ont., seventh, quail lying for final Friday

orednsshwhcwonihcuhnrm-M J) ““~ Men Are N01'

Dozng So Good

th h

e est won by Jonah Th Conservatives 47 tr

(By mmer Dulmage Canadian has Staff Writer) OLYMPIC AUDITORIUM STA

h l 'rem as

"°‘°1° '° "‘“ °‘°" th’ 1°” "°“‘*" °°’ °°“°° “° 1” 2' M ‘nd P°‘“’ zu addition cc scnuinr wills h prom ms Angeles cull: .lug :__ lll

Tossed. halter skelter by rugged battalion that started yesterday after Olympic titles had dwindled today to something less significant than a oorpora1’s guard Only two Canadians were still in the run ning at noon and only one of these had a chance to win an Olympic 5

Danny McDonald 'Ivlcnto wel

terweight, captured his first bout four others Jimnw 'rrainov of Re gina, bantam, Howie Thomas, lightweight Herb Rowland feather and Don Stockton. middle all of Montreal, were ousted from com petition today by second defeats.

Harry Madison Montreal light

heavy dropped his first battle but stayed in the running for third Place with a win tonight McDon aid acts his second tat tonight also Attos Jaskari of Finland. threw 'rrlfinov from toumment to day by pinning the veteran Begin i antothematlnsevenminutes,24 seconds. Then Kustaa Phaljmakl earned another finish triumph by

lnin iai Th in

Rowland was eliminated by Ed

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Illlll STRIKES Holy Redeemer REAT RliUETenn1s Tourney

l D Hennessey and Edna Richard

lssed An mplc Pbliowing close on the heels of vs R. King and A Walsh

the tournament which is practic Fred Coyle and Annie Dunn vs

Grown An 6 ally finished at the Charlottetown Harry Plneau and Mary Gaudet

lash Whgn Beaten ‘ tennis club. the new tennis club of 1030 to 1130 I ln

the Holy Redeemer Church opened John Mcquaid and Gwen Keenan,

By P01181] Stal' up its first elemination series Mon vs E. Berrigan and Helen Garrett'

day afternoon when fourteen 1.00 to 200 p- ln.

* matches were completed, plny be Aubin Richard and M McA.leer

aff Writer)-Hilda Strike

iumvlrate of retired Canadian

LOS ANGELES Aug 2-(By El ing centred mostly in the mens VS er Dulrnsge, Canadian Press singles. Some excellent tennis was on

f run off with the following results

lsprinters, Rose Grosse, Myrtle T!-IE RESULTS lc and Bobby Rosenfeld stands Strain and A. Garrett

in Jack Coyle won from A. Richard

Ivan Bel-rigan and V I-iaring-"

E Blanchard and C Coyle vs Gf

ontreai, successor to a great Connors andL Garrett

200 to 300 p. m.

J Coyle and F Mal'ett vc James

ight as the second fas t wc M. Berrigan and Annie Dunn vs.

Ali

an in the world

Tile slender little girl from Que A MacLean won by default over

bee missed an Olympic champion J M¢Qllllid Am), by gn ,yehsh today in fm Father Murphy won (wer Gm-don Ivan Berrigan and Al! Peters finals or thc loo metres at the rcs 001111011 M. 6 0.

m St

811' O00 ton

lshiewicz of Poland, the same

bushy headed malded they call

:cus wulsh in this country flung B1°°°h"d 6 1 6 3-

h If ,nw th ta ahead ,Mm Alf Douoette won over Father

°*‘°'“P’°"‘*“P- 53;, tc muah ffm tm, °by A Enright c a, 7 5 cnllnghnn and wlnnic 'rrclncr

“me mom than a mot E J. H Morrissey won over Dan

Miss Strike was Canada's only wedge 60 8 0 chmnc in thc nnnl lvlnry rrlnzcll Prank M°f=“ W°1l °\/er Brother Daniel and K H='"fiflgt°“

6 4 2.

Daniel by default

oi Vancouver and Mary Vander vim M New Liskeud' ont having Harry Plneau won over Fred been eliminated yesterday and for c°yI° 7 9' 8 3' 5 4'

tr it eemed Pius Callaghan won over F Des

this month

o u t O

NEW YORK Aug 2-The ached

uled is round lightweight chain pionship, fight Monday between champion Tony Canaoneri and Billy Petrolle today was indefinite ‘ly postponed when it was dlscov ered Petrolle had a chipped

4l°‘mllis slum ' '

Ivan Berrigan won over Alf Pet

of her starting holes s. full yard in en B 1 7_5 front of her tive foes she was A I '

five feet ahead at the half way dee c°yl° and stem smith

mark and going away from all ex smith 8 6 6 2 mt °h° P°"5h "ash Gmduauy Bob’King won over J Francis ed a. tie of 9 il It was an exciting tm transplanted European rprmtu 3 0. 3 0~ game. The lineups follow

out down the lead and bounded in

front with her last two strides YESTERDAYS RESULTS

wuhemina v°" Bremen- United I-iennessey and E Blanchard 5t9't“» was thh°d» and Eileen H15 won over J Strain and S Arsen- han, 3rd base, L MacAiecl Short well. Gm# Britain. fourth Merle sul e o, e 2. amp, o Rynn l. nclcl, A Lcclnlr; Dollinger, Germany, and Elizabeth wedge and H Morrissey won C

Wilde, United States tied for fifth over F, Coyle and H Plneau 6 0 position ' '

won from Connie Coyle and T

D Moran and E. Connors 6 0 6 i

over A Doucette and Father En

0T\g`Gfl lZ€d rlshtavvs.

J. Coyle won over A Mcigan

6-2, 8 0.

G Connors and Father Murphy

won over 5 DesRoches and P. Cal lagharl, 8 1, 0-4.

Mrs Morrissey and l-I Costello

won over L Garrett and M Walsh 8 1, 3-6, 6 4

B Decilociles and R. King won

over A Richard and J. Coyle, 6-2

'l‘0DAY’S SCHEDULE

Today the following schedule will

be carried out -

7.30 to 8.80 a. ln. K Harrington and V. Harring ton vs Agnes Duffy and Edna Richard. Alice Pineau and Mary Mclileer vs. Winnie Trainer and llolvina

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Dick Hennessey won over E

R Duffy and A Garrett won over

ce Dunn and Mary Gaudet

300 to 400 p. rn

Joseph Francis and F Moran vs.

A. Walsh and Mrs J Francis vs

Angel” olympmd stammwg Sev Arsensult won over J. Strain Dot Connors and F. Mailett

400 to 500 p m

Chas Jenkins and M Richalda

vs Dan Wedge and Dot Connors.

F. Moran and T Smith vs Plus

530 to 630 p. m

H Morrisey and S Smith vs Bro.

B DesRoche.i and Ruth Duuy

Alex MacLean and M Berrigan

G30 to 1.30 p. m.

Alf Peters and E Halloran

th 85

ggzda :V28 to X2; ifnotherscrown Roches 8 0 6 l Alf Doucette and Alice Pineau

Eddie Berrigan won over Bill

Th M.i W ish il d it

1;; Miysntre; M2? gash” out DesRoches 8 0, 7 5. Frank De.Roches and A Coyle

B Arsenault and M Walsh

BASEBALL

The Trojans and Rambicls pia

Trojans -Catcher, J Shepperd;

pitcher, B Sherry lst base, P. Mumagllan, 2nd base, F Mulllag

field, J Sllcrry R field, J Mc

Donald

Ramblers _ Catcher, Doyle pitcher, Hogan, lst base Drone, 2nd base, Michael 3rd base, R Ho

R l dl n g ll b E. Bsrrigsn and J. Mclnrlis won gan, S stop, R Flanigan, L field,

Michael C field, Doyle, R fic‘d, Alec

Sherry had 12 strike outs to Ho

A meeting under the auspices of 6 0. 5-2 gang 5 The next, game is Thurs

the P. E I Lighthorse was held in P83161' Murphy won over S. Ar

the Armouries last night to consid Sehllllt 9 0. 8-2

er the formation of a riding club H Morrissey won over F Moran,

The meeting was well attended and dcflult-

mcst enthusiastic Colonel Andrew A Doucotte won over R Hen

was appointed chairman and after 11°-S56? 6 2, 1 8 8-4

considerable discussion the follow P Callaghan won over R l-I

ing committee was appointed to Pineau, default

handle the details of organization E Befrisln qualified for semi

Hon Pres -Lt col Andrew, M final by defeating P csllnghun,

M , A.D.C

Pres,-Major Lowther

Vice Pres-Mr C. Blssett and

Miss Queenis Jenkins

Secretary-Major R H Duvar

Member of the executive-Lt

Col G Elliot Fu'l, VD

Grounds and stables have been

secured and it is expected to have the club in operation by the middle

PRUV TENNIS TUURNAMENT

Yesterday entries were received

from Miss N Godwin Mr L. J. Burke and Mr George Christie of Halifax, and Miss Zilpha Linkletter and Mr Ted Weeks of Summersidc. The completed draw of games will appear in these columns on Fri- day next High ranking players from North Bay, Ontario, to Hali- fax, N B, will assemble at Victoria Park next Monday for the greatest athletic event ever staged in this Province Tennis fans will have the opportunity of witnessing the best tennis matches ever seen in the Maritime Provinces Miss Dugal of Quebec made)1er app=ars'lce at the courts yesterday afternoon and

‘meds a very favourable impression

on the fans. Bile is teamed with

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