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The Trojans defeated the Rang- ersbyascore of '1 105 inaver-y exciting game last evening.

The lneups. Bans"! , _ ‘ Trojans I V; catcher

Gallant ,2 .1, ghm-y ' Pitcher

McKinnon N. Mltrnaghan

‘ First ‘Bass

Shepherd H. Mismaghau Second Base

D0116 J. McTaguc ‘Iliird Base

Mtiwd s. Hcnnessey Short stop

Lﬂfiﬂ‘ ‘ A B. Sherry Left Field

Arscnault p_ mach Centre Field

K1113 L. Mloleer Right Field "

Hughes N, 5mm,

The Tr<>im~niayms nrsveshext.

Grenfell Schooner , For Labrador

cosrou, May zs-iaisro-me Greliicil mission schooner George B. ciueit, look on her last supplies yes- “Pdi-Y in preparation m her start on the iirst leg of her trip to Lab. radar today.

The first women passengers since “it Weather beaten schooner was donated for this mission work, pre- pared to make the journey. They “"6 Miss Elizabeth Vbollidge of Cmmdse and Miss Marion n. Ward oi New {York city,

“'0 youths who volunteered their services to the work among the (up. ermen of Labrador also were slated i0 start. They were Herbert A, mu. ilren 0i Mlwihkee. W18” ma Norma “Wand of Santa Bar.

Co? bull calf named Snow Korndyke w an iius Abcrkerk, the gift’, o1 m. 11rd Shattack of Amp-war, w" u,

btihe only live portlqg 0g m; irelght,

BASEBALL

Larry Gainsﬂnd‘ Primo Matched.

LONDON. my 25-(Canadia.u Preu Cablel-Jeif Dickson, man- seer of Larry Gains, Tomato negro hﬂlvyweight who holds the boxing championship of Great Britainﬂio- 11W slid the big Canadian and Primo Camera, ambling Italian slant. were under contract‘ for a bout at White City Stadium.

The filht, Dickson said, would be under the "no foul" rule of ths New York Stats boxing commission and the combattants would wear special body protectors to guard "Wm lslinst possible low blows.

He added they would also wear white gloves, instead of tho con- ventional dark brown, so that spec- tators on the fringe of_the stad- ium would bc able to see each blow distinctly. _

Dickson did not name any date for the contest, nor did he say what distance the fighters would go.

W.K.S.30 8.11.5.2

West Kent School celebrated Ar- bor Day by beating the Summer- sldo High School team 30 to 2. The same was just about what the score indicates.’ a walkaway, but still there was some good fielding put on by Larkin and Inman, also Mc- Innis held every fly that came down his way on second base. For West Kent School, Jack Saunders played good ball on third base and “B11111? Fiﬂllcrald played a steady game. Price in the box allowed two runs in the first inning but allow- ed none the rast of the game. Be made a spectacular catch on a line drive off Gay's bat. Simpson, be- hind the bat, played his usual steady game. Lou Campbell went with the boys and much "of the‘ credit should be given to him be- cause of the well balanced team he put on the field to represent West Kent School.

LINEUP W. If. S. S. H. S. L. Simpson, c. J. MacDonald, c. Neil Price, p. Brown, p., as.

B. Fitzgerald lb. Monkley, 1b., p.

H. Currie, 2b. Molnnis, 2b. “Had” McInnis, ‘u. White, 3b. J. Saunders, 3b. Gay, s..s, p. J. Rattcnbury, r1. Lax-kin. r1. "Art"- Jones, of. Sullivan, o.f. "Pan" Darrow. m’. . . Inman, u.

J_im Cudmore. Li’. Umpire—-“Dope" Daley. Base Umpire-"Pat" O'Dair.

Dr. Isaac Gammell . Dies Suddenly

MONTREAL, May 25-(By ‘rhe Canadian Press)—Dr. Isaac Gam- mell. a noted educationalist, form- er-principal of tho Mmtreal High School and author of a school history of Canada, died suddenly today while at Nos-in Heights, Que, on a fishing trip. Dr. Gammell was 71 FBI-fl 0f Ile- Dcath rcsilltcd from s heart attack. -

HEIDILBERB, Gcmumy, May 25 -—(A.P.)--Tite Heldelbcfg Observat- ory tonight umounced thsdiscovery of a new planet. which istsntative- ly ‘ "nineteen thirty two." and which can attain a proximity of seven million kilometres to the earth.

(This is approximately 4,350,000 miles). _"_

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w The Annual Meeting of the b”? Island Provincial Rifle Association will Be weld m the Board of Trade Rooms, Market zahdlns. Charlottatﬁwn, on Thursday the

, May at the hour of 7.30 P. M. _ A full attefidhnce of its members is

The Town Crier announces that The Prince Street Filling Station formerly operated by tho late Jas. A. MacEachern is now under-new man- agement. This popular refuelllng stand is now “mmﬂﬂi by. Harold Gross and Russ Seller.

It is a Red Indian Station, handling McColl-

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MONTREAL. Mo! 24—(By the Canadian Press) — Unseasonal bandages tonight were wrapped around the head of Howie‘ Morenz, meteoric "centre of Montreal Cau- adiens of the National Hockey League. Howie was cut and bruised early today when a gunman brought the butt of his revolver down across the hockey player's head inﬂicting painful injuries.

Morena grappled with the bandit who was lurking in the homo of Mrs. W. Stewart, Howie's mother- in-law. After a brief scuffle, in which the intruder shed his over- coat to break clear from Morena’ grip, the bandit escaped.

Morena, who is, as noted among sports followers for his modesty as for his speed and ability, could not be drawn on the matter but an account of the iicident was gath- ered from police.

Mrs. Stewart spent Monday even- ing at Morena’ home and early in the morning Howie drove her home. Mrs. Stewart unlocked the door and p. ded Howie into the house. Switching on the light in the front room she was faced by a tall man who emerged from behind a. door and pointed a revolver at her, de- manding money. Morenz entered, telling the intruder he should not handle a revolver so " carelessly. While talking in a matter of fact manner, Morena suddenly jumped at the man, pulling his overcoat down over his arms and partially trussing him. The man worked an arm free and slashed the hockey player several times over the head and temple. He then wlggled out of the sleeves of his coat, took a last iow at Morexg-I, and fled.

Police, called by Mrs. Stewart, were of the opinion the intruder had been in the house for some

time, searching for valuables. A good description was given of him by Morena.

Morena’ ‘injuries, while painful, werenot serious. He received first aid but hospital treatment was not required.

Nearly three-fourths cf Ger- many's 85,000 musicians and music teachers are unemployed.

‘ Railway freight rates on some food-stuffs in Peri: have been dc- creased by 60 per cent. .

Mortgage Sale

TO BE SOLD by Public Auctlo in front oi the Law Courts Build- ing 1n Charlottetown on Monday the 27th day of June, A. D. 1932, at the hour of twelve o'clock noon; all that tract, piece or parcel of llmdi situate lying and being on Township Number Twenty-nine, bounded as follows, that is to say:- Commenc‘ 1g at a squared post fixed on the South side of the old road leading from Tryon to Char- ‘ ‘_‘ town at the West boundary of land now or formerly in possemion of Francis Bradley thence (accord- ing to the Magnetic Meridian of the year 1784) running South for the distance of sixty-five chains and fifty links, thence West fifteen chains, thirty links, thence North to the said Road, thence following the course thereof North eighty dc- grees, forty-five minutes East fif- teen chains and forty-six links to the place of v encement, con- taining one hundred acres of land a little more or less as described and bounded in a certain Indenture of Lease made the first day of July in the year cf our Lord 1341 bc- tween Lord Viscount Melville and Andrew Bradley, said Iieasc being filed in the office of the Commis- sioner of Public Lands, also all that other tract, piece or parcel of land situate lying and being on Township Number twenty-nine aforesaid, bounded as follows, that is to say,—0n the North by the OIdTryon Road, on the East by land now or formerly in the occu- pation of Andrew Bradley, on the South by land now or formerly in the possmlon of Peter Monaghan and on the West by a Freehold farm in possession now or formerly of Patrick Bradley, containing fifty-two acres of land a little more or less, being the tract of land leased to the aforesaid Francis Bradley by the Right Honourable Henry 10rd Viscount Melville on the first day of May A. D. 1870. and now on file m the office or the Commissioner of Public Lands; The bbove sale is tn be made un- der a power of sale contained in an mddnture of Mortgage dated the 17th day of January. A. D. 1011, made between Francis Brad- ley of Kelly's Cram, Township num- ber Twenty-alarm queen's County in Prince Edward Island, Farmer, oftheoneparkandlauramnavr ilontof Charlotlstowsrin ~ Queen's county aforesaid, Widow. deceased, taatata, of the other part, default

wing been made payment oi the princioaiand in secured For particulars apply to

further McLeod b Bentley, Solicitors, Chas-

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mvnauass. my iii-Swim! the season on the Invcmtll I!" track, local horse fancies-s had ex- citing finishes in the matinee rw" held here ycstcrdl-Y- The all"! WP donated by the Palace Theatre was won by Dr. C. D. 010118113 m3"- Hacel Aubrey, in hard fought race with mu David. ,5”; 14/3‘

THE SUMMARY

Hazel Aubrey, Dr. Clough .. 1 2 1 Bill David, Dave McDonald . 2 1 2 Lady Glendale, D. McLennan 3 3 3

Time, 1.12, 1.11, 1.11.

norms SYDNEY. may iii-The Cape Breton light harness racini ggagon opened this IROIDOOD l5 North Sydney. The fclttlro "06- the free for all, was won by Trampsmug, who went the fastest heat oi’ the day in 1.05 1-2.

THE SUMMARY

Free For All Trot and Pace ibn. “n, Trampsmug (Sweet) "...... 2 1 1 Hector (Andrews) .......... I 2 2 Ruby P. (J. Hood) 43 3 Jeanette Royal (A. Lewis) .. 3 5 6 Lambert Todd (McKelgan) . 5 4 4 Nell Frisco (W. Hood) 88 5

Time, 1.06 1-4, 1.05 1-4, 1.06.

2.13 Trot and Pace

Chorus Girl (Campbell) ... 1 3 8 1

Worthyset (McMillan) 3 2 1 2 Shenandoah (Purves) .. . . 2 1 4 3 The Incense (Ferguson) .. 4 3 2 4

‘Time, 1.06, 1.06, 1.07. 2.25 Trot and Pace Arron W. (Sweet) 1 1 1

General Gratton (Broderick) 2 2 3 Colorado Aubrey (Andrews) 3 3 2

Waits (A. Lewis) ‘I 4 4 Miss Worthy Douglass

(McMillan) 4 9 8 Belle (G. Lewis) 5 5 5 Lady Volo (Jabalec) .. .. 8 8 6

Major S. (Campbell) 6 7 1 Maud Moko (McGowan) 9 8 9 Time, 1.10 1-4, 1.09, 1.08.

TRURO, May 25—Alt;h0l1gh ham- pered by cold weather, the races at Selma today furnished plenty of excitement for 800 spectators. The races were well run and the finishes exciting in most cases.

THE SUMMARY

2.30 Trot and Pace, Purse 8125, Half-Mile Heats, 3 1n 5:

Harry Aubrey, Jr. (Burke) 1 1 2 2 Capt. Aubrey, Jr. (Ellis) .. 3 3 3 3 Jean The Great (Reid) 2 2 1 1 Times: 1.15, 1.13, 1.12 3-4, 1.11. Jean The Great awarded first place. A

2.26 Trot and Pace, Parse $125, Half-Mile Heats, 3 in 5:

Flrcglow (Smith) 2 2 l. 1 l Worthy Jay (Johnson) .. 1 1 2 2 2 Etta. Hal (Lockhart) 3 3 43 Lady Marko (Hankinson) 4 4 3 4 Teddies (Ellis) 5 55 ro. Willie Hoppc (Lockhart) 8 8 6 ro. Time: 1.09 l-4, 1.08 1-2, 1.00, 1.11, 1.10.

2.19 Trot and Pace (3 Seconds Allowed Trotters) Purse $135, . Half-Mlle Heats, 3 in 5:

Diamond Mac (Reid) 3 2 4 Londonderry Belle (Johnson) 1 1 1 Colonel Dean (Benjamin) .. 0 8dr Worthy Express (Burke) . 5 3 2

John McGregor (Phinney) . 4 5dr Great

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KENTVELE, May 25—The Val- |lcy horse racing season. , ‘ d to Ibe the best in years, got away to a grand start this aftenoon when over one thousand people viewed three exceptionally good races at the Ayleaford track. R. T. Caldwell, Kentville, who was starter, got the beats away in good style. Other offlclalsz-Judges, Frank McCon- nell, Welsford; Spurgeon Selfridge, Aylesford: H. ‘Thomas, Halifax; timers, L. B. Gould, Aylesfcrd; Ab- ner Fhinney, Melvcrn Square; -C. A. Phinnsy, Middleton; Clerk of Course, C. S. Dowlby, Aylesford.

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Hsdgewood K. (0.11. Beals) S l I. 1

Dustleaa Gratton (W. D. Rice) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 1 8 4 8

Aubrey the Great (H. M. avasnm .... .... .4422

Attlbtl! (I. W. llpster) ... 42 S‘ Time-LOO, 1.08, 1.01, 1.07.

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Boanue Cameron (H. verge) I l 1 Peter Boy (Sweeney) ....... 2 3 3 Black Bird (A. J. Pineo) ...‘. 5 4 2

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Eavgilcs Defeat Higli School 11 to 3 On Victoria Day.

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The Flying Eagles of Summerside won both exhibition games on the Summerside High School ball grounds on May 24th. The games for the opening of the season were I681 sood, and provided plenty of excitement for the large number of fans who witnessed the games.

The morning game between C; Y. M. L. and Flying Eagles score was 11-3 in favour of the Eagles. The aitemoon game between Slug- gers and Eagles ended 14-11 in favour of the former.

The batteries are as follows: Morning game, C. Y. M. L., Reg. P1111111)!- Plﬁchﬁl‘; Louis Gallant, catcher: Eagles, Gay and R. Daley,

Eagles, Charles Monkley, pitcher: Beni. Schurman and Fred Daley, catchers Sluggers, E. N. McQuan-ie and Dr. Howatt, pitchers; J. S. Wright, catcher. Both games were ably handled by Dr. McMurdc and Fred McLeod. The first League game between these 1.8111115 Will officially open on Thursday at 8.15 between the

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