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With every dollar’s worth bought at our Boys’ Store from now until May 16th acoupon will be given the customer. Thus with a five dollar purchase the customer will receive five coupons. These coupons will be deposited in 'a box at our store. On May 16th one coupon will be drawn by a non-interested citizen and some

HAPPY CAREFREE BOY

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U.S. Baseball Scribes Pick Reiliis Lease C1--1°* '1`°-»'°'°=='-I If Adonis Voices Annual Meeting 'Of The

Detroit Tigers To Win plaliefs T0 American League Pennant T0'0“t0 I-Eafs

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(This is sixth of s series dealing

with International League baseball irosowtsl- (By Gordon Walker, Toronto Globe) (Written Especially for the Asso- clnihl Press)

HAINES orrir, ma.. April 3-

Thanks _to a helping hand from Cincinnati Reds, manager Ike Boone of Toronto Maple Iosfs fsoes the opening of the Inter- national League season with more confidence than he has for two years.

The release yesterday of seven

players to Toronto by the Reds has given Boone a well-balanced array that may er.able the louis to battle their way into the thick

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‘ , writers have made Detroit Tigers Prime favorites to snare the Amer-

icsn League pennant for the third

successive year. _

Sixty-nine of the 97 experts who participated in me Assooiried Press 10th annual pennant poll, the rg- suits of which were announced to- day, picked tho Tigers to repeat their 1934 and 1985 marches to the

league chdmplonship,

Tire sadiiion of A1 simmons,

slugging outflelder,_tc the world

championships’ ensemble evidently ol the pennant race. _ persuaded the big mayor-ity of ag- Harlin Pool, Tom Oliver and, parts that no other club had a real Boone himself will man the out- ohanee to demons Mickey Coen- fieiri nos” with Lmwln Blakely. ranc'.s formidable Bengals. _ sent down from the Reds, as the Doiroii. was picked for uuru place irruwiml 1'°¢¢fvlei=~

in the 1935 poll and for fourth in The infield Still 15 o trifle U11- the 1984 consensus. certain but Boone's worries over The eniei surprise of urs sailor- two Positions were ended when

ing' was the “num nf mg wsgly the Rods handed him first baseman Boston Red Sox to draw heavier Leslie Scsrsella and shortstop Ed- pennant support, pggpm mg gddig. die Miller who will succeed Calvin ion cf such outstanding performers Uhlvmw. the Leafs' 1935 sts;-'who ls Jimmy Foxx, Roger Cramer, 110W 15 With f-U0 md!- John Mgraum md nic Mgr.”-_ Second and third base still are ch, R54 5°; wg" 'hm amy lg major problems for Boone and he fin Q vote, md wand u probably will have to start the

Wolveriine

HALIFAX, April 3. _ Prospects

that this city would be represented in the hockey wars leading to the coveted Allan Cup in the 1988-37 season by Halifax Wolverines cp- pssrcd bright today following or- ganlltion of the Wolverines Social

and Athletic Club.

_ Jock Conn, manager-owner of the

Wolves team that won the

_ n championships in 1935

was elected Xoncrmy President ol the newly-formed club. Harry But-

ler wsiuomed President.

lint? will be made in the city

loftb l league by the Wolverines

and _Ther activities will be pursued by embers of the organization

durhp the summer.

~B the time baseball and rugby

playkgs have begun to fade and the key drums herald the start of mother season of Canadnfs na- ti 1 eport, it was confidently ex-

Q strong band will have been bled to attempt to -duplicate

thi 1°" °‘ "hm f°'“°“' p"°d°°°°` campaign with inexperienced men

at those two positions.

Hank Erickson has been sent

down from Cincinnati to handle the bulk of the catching with either Jack Crouch or Tommy Heath lending a hand.

Tho pitching staff locks good

now that LeRoy Herrmann, Earl Cook Ind Francis Wlstort have como down from the major league outfit. These, with Jimmy Pattison and Stan Lucas, vetorsns of two seasons with Toronto, and three newcomers, Lloyd Stirling, former Winnipeg Maroon from Bs-ini John, N. B.. Waiter Purcey and George Murray, give Boone an ef- fective brigade of sharpshooiors.

KINTUUKY HORSES G0 THAI

Hmm, 'rem - xsrriueiy

thoeciiglmrsds, including some of

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FROM CADDIE T0 DEANVW

NofrrINGHAM_ 'England _ Tom

Williamson, professional at the Nottinghamshire Golf Club, creat- ed a record for the country recent- ly when he completed 40 years’ continuous service with the club. Williamson, a British open cham- pion entrsnt every your since 1897, started with the club as a caddie at the age of seven, becoming s professional nine years ister.

ANCIENT RIVALRY

IDNDON-Records of the British

HHN! up

WL settgnd-place nominees in the final A °°"..':.'-:.i:...°‘“:°°..'.""“ fir.:

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Dates S31' For gon wks; Ang' cleveland In-

' IDI. e po 's pennant fav-

Auan CUP 17111018 m:..__Tn;n_'§¢i;’n¢_;|, aithoipii titre.:

vote; or is

place :must hz rar oi luui.

1 IDUQNTON. April s_~A1isn cup me out on million for iairhvioim. 1 lmauiawinnuns have been delle- .ion Hocuinye innings drew _ Wrlwfor Thu-n\v.Arru mm- mms mm nrppors-for mom : W” Mil llwvag \l°°d__~_§_.__:_i;1_'_\{ out ours minors mn an aim-

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DY- W- 0- H*"<'¥» 'rm some mein ` 1 :inn °f 3:3?" 5““°° Elgin audwmznin pdsinrfonir wior

i°\l° Box. Bt. Louis

Browns and Washington senators

1 “"m"° “"3” 'mum' $1111! being rated in uni order ummm _ Mor-Mn margins. Philadelphia ,,,,_ ,mn u§;"°"*°m “’°°m¥h‘f§§"i;‘ Acumen, mom sy moo. were 1~,,»h,,h M me Umvmny M Norm almost _unanimously picked for the arming 1", hm mm M lm ovlllr- llshirnvm of me po_u in-iq gn,” mum num” in iw-rtieipliits thougin oonnio Mach _qnunho club would Wind up in lut place.

,md the night of Sept. 19

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Amateur Athletic Association show

.lust as

98300

fit, of $1,825 the next year was at- tributed to the presence oi the well-known Americans-Myers. a quarter-mllcr and Merrill, a walker.

NNDGKLYN. N. Y--The Dodgers

have two minor league batting champions of 1985 on their 1936 rostor-Oscar Eckhardt, the husky Tenn who led Pacific coast Lea- mlc sluggers with a .999 average. and John Cooney. Dime-setter in the Ainerlcan'Associstion who bat-

todlil.

sports‘i'lval.ry with Americans was

championship meeting in |390, dr-ew

keen 54 years ago. The first

gate, and loot 5155. A pro-

til the

101' Indilnlpolil.

BOSTON, April 3. _ President

Although Adams witnessed iiclih-

er of the games, he declared the comments of United Stnics and Canadian sports writers indicated . Prexy Calder should "at least nmke a statement concerning the con- ditions" under whlch the final duel was fought, i He demanded the League heads

take “remedial action" but added: “It is obvious the Boston club can expect no league action which Could

OEcr commensurate redress."

The Bruin President asked what.

"justification" there was for per- mitting Odle Cleghcrn to ofllciste “ln view of repeated complications

and disturbances" in the past.

He also asked Calder for his per-

sonal opinion whether ihe first and

third Toronto goals were legal.

Newspaper pictures, Adams said,

showed Red Horner, Toronto de- fenceman, in the crease, when the

third Toronto goal was scored.

The Boston club owner also wan-

icd to know if Calder believed play in the first period unnecessarily

_ _., rough and "st times illegal.”

MONTREAL, April 3-(O. P.)-»

President Frank Calder of the National Hockey League said to- night he had not received a let- ter ‘from president Charles Adams of Boston Bruins in which, ac- cording to a Boston despatch, the

Bruin c N1 A B88 officiating at the second Boston- Toronto playoff game.

Calder declined to comment un-

letter r .

was eceived

BRUSSELS-A league for the defence of amaieurism in sport has been orzlnired by if group of sei- sihh lD°ftll11Un. aiming to pre- serve the aimtcur status existing in lolliln tennis.

Adams Oi' Boston Bruins

Charged t0d/EY in il. letter t0 Pl‘€S1- year Since our organization uc may dent Frank Calder of the National

Hockey League that “apparent ir- p

regularity, if not gross inefficiency of the otliciating” marked the Stan- ley Cup plsydown game between

the Bruins and Leafs at Toronto njfzhp 1°'SiW°ek° Rcvieivlng the work of the club

The game, second and decisive tilt of the opening series for :ho '_. E.ié’¢.1'.§".r‘l”.°‘l.?.”..2“i,.l€“.§i'$J3‘..f$ gf* "°‘ °“‘-“ ‘“ °“”“‘>' °' °°'f°“"' hunt after they had nppasently en-

sured their continusnce by blankiug \. the Leafs 3-0 at Boston two nights in

wner made ch e inst

“At the conclusion of the fourth

ride to i e progress ment" retiring president C. N. Bis- sctt told the annual meeting nf Charlottetown Riding Club last

during the past year Mr. Bissett uid: “The 1935 Horse show exceed-

iondnnce the record of the previous

ave our friends from the Halifax Riding Club with us at this Show

for us to attempt to improve the

The retiring president saw evid-

ence of revived interest in riding n the Maritime Provinces in the large number of saddle classes in- cluded iii evening shows st Amherst Winter Fair.

"Possibly," he continued, "we

should seriously consider during the coming year taking the necessary steps to become a recognized Hunt Club aihliating with the various clubs in Montreal, Toronto and the larger centres of Canada and the United States. We have far ‘bet- ter natural facilities here than in almost any other part of the Do-

minion." _

Officers Elected

Mr. G. H. Buntain was elected

president of the Charlottetown Rid- imz club for the coming vear. Other officers were: Hon. President. Raoul Roymond: Master of For Hounds. C, N. Bissett; Vice-President, Ur. F. R. Seaman: Secretary, Major P. S. Fielding: 'l‘rensurcr, D. M. Goss: Member of Executive, F. W. Hynd- mnn; Indies’ vice president. Mrs. G. E. Full; Ladies Committee: Miss Mary Hnszard. Mrs. G. K. Peake. Miss Avila Matheson.

BEATS SWIM RECORD

DURBAN. South Africa--A. E.

Sprague created a New South Affi- can swimming record recently when hc f’"'=hed the 500 yard race in 5:58 \ i. il seconds better than the old mark. The worid's record for the distrnce is 5:31 2-5 held by

A1116 ROTC Of SW8d€Il, Ind WIS Ol-

look back with some degree of a

.h_ r and achieve-

car. We were very pleased to fl

We feel that their attondsnce at 3 our shows is a gi-eat inducement

quality of our entries."

__ _ Cl‘iliCiSl11 Uf Charlgttetgwn I I " I . Uffidaling Club Held Yesterday

| Tie PLAYOFF- BuCAaOo!

stern Allan C' u p F i n a l Game Tonight

TORDNTO, Aprrll 3-Jess Spring

ure. but in the numbers in at- and Sammy R,0gh5¢h11d_ ¢0“Chp5 01

nalists, paced their charges

ugh light workouts today and oi-

ered them to bed early in pre- aration for the sudden-death game ere tomorrow afternoon for the

t's Allan Cup ginal bei‘lI

stem Cansdals senior luicicey

hro '

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Rothschild, more than .=:Iii.1*i€d

with his Sudbury F‘nlrons` slifiwing in the second game which they won 5-0, had nothing but muiiidence the Falcons would eliminate Brock- ville Magedomas and ment Kimber- ley Dyniunliers for the Cup.

Magedomus, who won the first

game of the best-of-three sri-ics in Ottawa. by 5-4, may have some lineup changes but Spring wouldnt disclose his plans. HC was for from pleased with the sliowiug of his boys in the 5-0 defeat.

Lawn Bowlers

To Make Tour

noru:»oN. om.. April ii-The ww'

of Wales, Ireland and Scotland bl’ Canadian lawn Bowlers this yea-i' will go through as scheduled. A» A- Lsngford. organiser for the Cans- disn team, announced here today. A cable of last week. announcing

cancellation of the tour, applied only to England, where become of lack of time and the many clubs in that country, it was deemed im- possible to arrange official match- es. Friendly games will be wel- comed by the English Association. however. ‘

Plans of the Canadian Council

are to send a team of at islet five rinlu sailing from Quebec May 90

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