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A this “"'°m°°“ W” *mt °f me Mr. Geo. P. Nicholson-President.

t Rm- presentatlve on the council of the

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NEWS °'nc SPORT WORLD

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wiliiam~!". Corey. who succeeded .Dorothy Blumlcrd of Phllad hi Y

the late Tex Rickard le President were leadlrl Buffalo b em af

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of MWSUD 5*l“"° Gefdem Cor- ‘ and thc canadian and ymlgfwestxj

poration, one of the blgsest Jobs K ern teams by two laps, with New V

iii the world. ls likely to retire soon york fiiiii and iii,-. pacific beam 1 -

md his place will be flied' by Col. hopeiewy out of the comnh In John Kllpaiirick. a _ former Yale the eight day Marathon swim M

,ports hero. Both Carey and Kil- Green Lake, near Buffalo Tuesday , The Au`st’“`5 batted 0”* meh' trick are by profession canstruc even‘ng The contest is creatin a 5°°°“d Straight win over the Abbie:

DH ~ . B tion ensineere- great deal or interest and daily

-l ' attendarce exceeds thirty thousand r evenirg by au 8 t° 4 swf” ‘md 5”’

oral Hildebrand _of the Cleve- people. _now leading the series two games

to one.

land Indians, is considered by

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many good Judges as the most The Eastern Association Golf; Last niglit's tilt was productive

» promising young pitcher in thel Champonshlp which was played ati" the best ban °f the Year' and

Majors and it is predicted by I-lilly Brae Burnnear Boston, on | the Players hm/0 improved one them that he may wind up this., Wednesday, was won by the, hundred per cent since their open-Q his =¢<=°Hd Ye" in Maier League, twenty-three year old charlotte. mg ‘°”'“"

ball, ll the leading pitcher and Glul:tlng,'1'his was her first major

shut-ont king or the circuit. He has golfing title, although her play ; g“’“€ f°’ the Wiimers keeping the Pllfhcd 1" fifteen Blames up t0 was so sensational last year whenl “me hits gaimd °" his °ff"1“¥S wednesday last and is credited she pat the British title holder, ”’°"y We” S°““°’°d? "s“°““"1 with nine wing and two defeais fm- Enid wii5°n_ out or the Naumall Goss sending them across for the a percentage if .818, the same as Champonship at Salem. She flri-f msers was in nm fum* th-101181101117 hefty Grove of the athletics. rrc ishcd tae as hole test with a score ` '°“t “ °°“i”° °‘ °°S“Y °"°fS by

has struck out 42 and has five of 79-81-161. a single stroke better, shut-outs. than Maureen Orcutt. three time

->-- champon.

The Atlantic team made up of Gambi of Ravens, italy, Hollis and` -it-_A Ferrenden of New Jersey and (C°Htlrlued on Page 8)

- -Simpson . . .

Timely Tips lliiiis iiiiii On swf liiiliil wiiii ;:;ii;.i':;.::f';;i. in-til lmicii

is due to gilt underway on Tuesday night next according to present

Plans. The some three teams as (Associated Press)

last season comprise the loop, namely Rovers, Falcons and Stars. ALBANY' N‘ Y" June 16_Newi f York Yankees stopped off today*

' and battered out a 15-8 victory;

(1515 F1351' HQMEB or over the Albany International

SEASON League club with a 20-hit attack.

Johnny Broaca, fonner Yale star,

George Ayers while pitching' it went the route for the Yanks al-

lovely game last evening twig time though mauled for 16 safeties. Two out to wallop one or cross' deliv- rookie nifehers. Gwathmey and eries for a home run, the first four Uddyr ¢00l< H1055 Of the 1101111111118 base wallop of the season. The blow for the Senators While Manager came in the fifth with none on, Bill McMorry went in to r/ich the

_*_ last lnnlng. Toronto ... ....

RETURNS T0 GAME Newark . . . . ..-

_ ' Baltimore ...

Johnny Williams, former Abe Buffalo

gweit second sacker came out. of re- _ Mfmtfeal .- tirement last evening to help the ‘ _ 5Jersey City All-Stars defeat the Abbies. John, ' AIUHUY - - - - - ~ ~ - ---

besides accepting several fielding A "

chances connected for a. double and ` single at bat, driving ln three runs.

NIGHT RACING _

Flood ll his will brilliant] ll- |

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lumlnste the track at the Milligan I and Morrison Races next Wednea- ---

day evening when many well known The annual meeting of the m_

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horses will compete for the prize ___,___,_A _ mom__ F M te s_ stltute of Chartered A\.w....t...t_

Y or some me ex n ve of Prince Edward Island was held

at the C. A. A. A. Grounds last

Bic George Ayers pitched it nice

the team bollirrd him robbed hlnl of H win. He .vieldcri inn hits to the Stars.

The Lineiips:--

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EARLY MORGANS, ETC.. i

(C. E. Mackenzie) 1

As almost all our early American

' ilportatioils were of Morgan strain I

in

_ it might be iii place in “Memoirs” - to give some facie that have come

Yale Crew lose to my notice regarding this noted)

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S\lUCeSSiVe Race strain of American breed of horses.

Kentucky, where the thorough-E

'W' bred have been kept as ii distinct]

NEW LONDON, Conn.. June 16-

(A.P.)-Proipelled by the slashing thrusts of a black-haired young b powei' house who has never known L

red foundation than Vermont and:

what it meant to trail a Yale Crew, Harvard’s great Varsity crew came °f the th°mugh`bred'

Away back in the year 1788 l

man named “Justin Morgan" ret ino\'ed fi'om his native town ol Sp;‘;l'g,rf.elfi, to a place called Randdph iii Vermont on ar: ox sed. As the state of Vermont wa: at that tzme almost all forest, ox teams were largely used and the

Length and a Half. Perhaps with the exception of 1 horse was only used by the medical

men and ministers .to carry them about in their professional dutie

breed there was no place that hadland as both these professions had more of the real English thorough- few mon they of a necessity had to

make lozig jsurrleys oftentimes oi

hus we have in the Morgan breed lone hundred miles rr mere.

much of the stamina and qualities;

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from behind with a spi-ctaculi-r fin-2 "" ' " ` `

ish tonight is whip the ails sound- `, ly for the third successive year in a rough weather battle over the his-

nowll me slicii suiercii

toric four-mile Thames River_'_t

the long pull and then came roaring 1 “ear

--~~¥-~-~~-f - iwlth extreme speed by Chestnut a

ALL-srarts Animas MM

Caigiigy (Left), comes up with a. damaging Madison Square Garden, New yqriy

__].1i-iincisfrlght, as Max Scilmeling, Germ:in_‘ City, June 8. Baer won when he,

champirn, seeks to cover up from unloosed rl. terrific attack ln the'

Goss Ba.er’s terrific rlghts_ and left in_ ninth and tenth rounds. i

'°""'*i>lwsnii lilies We

J. Williams Jemmctt

: Over Elms '

3id Base

Whalen .....Brad1ey| i ___-

S_ stop K 0 M 0 N E N I After being defeated Wednesday

sqm-ii~ei,i~iggs T, Wiiiiams _ night to the tune of 10-8 by the,

l 7 Anchors. the Macs carrie from be-‘

McNeil S hind last evening at Victoria Park

lvl to take the Elms into camp in li

D0_vie_ |r0gular Industrial League game,

Pitcher

Ayers

1st'Baso

Acorn

2ncl Base

L. Field

Price

. C. Field

McQuaid -

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power wi-iaiei-il_ ` iAi=mx-lated Pressi ' Elms 5.

Umpres-»-At the plate. 1'. Mc- WASHINGTON_ June 16 _ For the Macs Morrison pitched'

Kenzie' on the base' W' Cmsweu tSmonth-stridlng Dave Komonen of= R string) Tme an? “Tas instru-

. Toronto; starting in the Uhitedi:§;,`a,1m';elfuieavfai

, States marathon championship: me game

\ n a field of 1829 i ' _he Elms

'mpr°v°m°"t‘ 'md '°'°‘°“°“°"’ in the Board Room or the city hail h b _ '

c;:)d:,‘;n aggéniggsgn ;_;d?_'n§e:_:e The council of the Institute was_t

in session durirlg the after-noon, and

number of visitors who will witness nth ,, disposed of many matters relating

e sport of kings at N°nh°'m' to the routine affairs of the In~‘

The danoe pavilion recently lcon- mmm l¢1'UCt¢d is another of the many '

tt _ _,, ' m°ti°”° Mr. w. ri. Massey, c. A., presided

at the general meeting of the mem-

CRICKET ;

M ._ practice held at me Vic bers at which reports for the year.

@0115 Dark last evening a number

ments presented' 'The reports mm' " “"”"’“ ”`° ' ' ' T' ditlon and give every evidence of.

of cricket enthusiasts intent on f t cated that the affairs of the In- orm ng B club were mmated into stltute were in a healthy condition.

th

e game by former members' A The total membership now num

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0 11 Cl Chl ,;s,o;“ ' °"'““' f°’ ““°"‘°" 'rho President stated that he had

' attended the Dominion Association

FIXED RATES rnct at st. .iohn during august

lest, when many matters of inter-

(°°nMn“°d "Um PBI! 1) est including depression were dealt

`W'*"*-l'**"- with. He reported that among other '°°’°°°“° °°"°1d°1'=l=l° °°1\°wl°f\ things. efforts were lacing made to by the British Wh° hm* "riff in" establish uniformity of by-laws listed that sterling must be re- with 5 view to bi-ingiiig ing ngu. ““°°°\ °“\>°*g°n'»l=1l¥ b°\°W the hieh lations or ali the provincial instit-` l°"°1' "N594 in “fm” °f d°“°'" _ utes as closely as possible into con-,‘ since the United BMW! Hblndmed formlty with each other. He fur- the 3°” °'*“d'“'d- ther reported that some progress P"m° Mlmsm' R- B~ 3°““°“ had also been made with respect himself 1| representing Umm* °“ to unlforrnlty of provincial laws re- u‘° M°“°l'°'*'Y °°mmm¢°» Whit” lating to the managment and op- H°"' E' N~ Rh°d"- °°““”!“ Fm' eration of mrporations. The next m°° M1”'5W|'» md HW- G- H°“" annual meeting of the Dominion ‘rd “‘°3“5°n- °°“°'dm“ min Association it is understood, would °°mml”|°"°" in I-'°“d°“» 5" 'Mm' be held at Edmonton ln Jasper M" °‘ th’ E°°“°m‘° °°mmm'°°~ Park during August of this year. I ,wfm um Wtml ”“|°“' °' th’ The executive or council of the‘

°°'“m‘°d°m ml’ m°mm3 th” local institute for the ensuing year

“my '“°°"“¢ °f th* °°“f°\`°“°° ,will consist or the following:

“°"“‘l °°°\m*°*e°- Mr. John anderson-vice-Prem W'*-'_'-"- dent.

-W Mt w_ n M“”y_secNt.ry_

D’ONT FQRGET Messrs D. B. Hart. Harvey E.

.. Crowell, F. L. Belyee. and T. Har-

°_”` old Johnson. Mr. w. 1'. Massey

Boxing ~\cnI(ht at Borden was selected as the Instltutrl re- July _ _ __ _ _

WY. Y " " ' ` ' nt stairs that “lilo truck was

AI as Alien It ll tl. ,,,,,:‘; ,°“"b:_',‘:' mo °'M°,§, Dominion association and will at- dahr; tend the session of that organisa-

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there tomormv i . ’l Fl‘asei'. hurler for

will be faced again by Leslie Paw- pitched a great game ,son of Pawtucket, who alone led `

INTER-NATIONAL LEAGUE i him to the wire in this year's Bos- K

Won Lost

38 36 36 3-1 28 27 26 24

24 26 26 31 33 36 35 38

Rochester . . .

AMERICAN LEAGUE

33 32 29 26 29 26 19 20

20 22 25 23 26 28 34 36

New York . Washington Chicago Philadelphia

Cleveland ...

Detroit Boston ... ... .... St. Louis

NATIONAL LEAGUE

zo 21 25 Z7 ' 21 28 si as

31 32 30 31 27 23 23 19

New York .. Bt. Ltu's . .`.. Pittsburg Chicago . Cincinnati ... Brooklyn ... .. Boston Philadelphia

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ton marathon.

Either the Toronto Finn or the “Rhode Island Rambler" who set a” new record in winning the Boston classic, are highly favored to take tomorrow‘s Amateur Athletic Un-

ion championship. But they will be; up against the stiffcst of opposition for the 26-mile gallop.

Along with Komoilen_ 9i'i-pound Percy Wyer of Torontos Monarchi athletic clnh, will carry canadian* hopes. Pnill De Bruyn, Germani star of New York. and Albert` Michelson of New York, are other top-notchers vlelng for the tllle.

(Associated Pressl CLEVELAND, O.. June 16-Th Johnny Risko-Patsy Perl-oni box- ing match scheduled for tonight inf the Cleveland Stadium was post- poned untll sometime next week due to threatening weather. Tho' match probably will be held Mon-5

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were received and fnancml s"at'° -"‘°"*_°_" day °" Tuesday night' ' bcycgq Wu “ 5 have arrived in good oi-der ami mn-

Llneups

Mars Eims

Catcher i

Trainor Fisher | Pitcher Morrison Fraser lst Base T00I1\\1S Johnson . 2nd Base Gallant Hughes 3rd Base

B. McCallum

Short Stop

V. Connors

Larter

Kenny

Fioi d ers McCallum Purcell Ford Mcquaid

G' C°'t"°"s _ G°""‘19y five young and old trotters and pac , Umpire, Johnnie Garnhum. | ers stabled at the Charlottetown

Base Judge, T. MacQuarrle.

Guide Hike

I .t ftl ` ' 1 ' tl 1 - ns earl 0 lelr icgilai mee ng' _ _ mn __ fe d

last n`ght the Second Charlottetown Guides are having rt ilf°.i' fo Kep- poch shore this afteriiooil. Meet at corner of Euston niid Prlllcc at 2.30

iii Zndachms 1?; iid zver bc an inbred Axworthy, and great half y g 5 an E things are predicted for him and

' great hopes entertained. The official times for the four '

miles, downstream, through choppy_ Wm-koiiis on Thuigday ai, the Wal-ETS and 8B`8ll\5l¢.3 b1'l5l'i head Charlottetown Driving Park track Wind. WEN!! H&!'VB!'d 23346 3-53; liiciuded miles in 2.21 and 2.23 rcs- Yale 22553 4-5- iioctively, by Pctci' Dawes 2.12 and

This was the fourth straight con- Walkie, 2.16. They stepped the last.

quest over Yale for Cassedy arid halves in 1.07 3-5 and finished heads four of the oarsmen who bent their HPBYM *H fist bF\1Sh9S d0"~'1’\ the broad backs ln unison behind him stretch. _ ‘

this evening in one of the most -l~ thi-iiiing races on the Thames in Volo Rico has the honor of inc yeayg fastest mile over the Qharlottetoivn

track this season when lie worked

*fl in 2.18 Friday. It was his second

galted and the performance was an effortless one for him. i

Other workouts we noticed were t

M.r. Henley in 2.32, last half in 1.08.

. n 1.10

Golden in 224, last half l _ Johnny Miles in 2.24. last half in

W* 1.10, last quarter in 31‘n.

SAINT J0l1-llN`, N. B., June 16 - __;__ <C~P~1 - Defending the Marvel* Heatherbeli, aloii, has been inoc- Trorhy here wnisht. Lucky Strike- ed to the race track by Trainer Imperial Bowlers snowed a chal- Bailey and is getting regular work 161181175 St. Stephen team Under B there. The best mile we have notic- record score of 1,768 to 1,452. ed him step was in 2.24 with the

Only one individual score fell un- last half in 1.10.

der the century mark. Saint John's ----- fir-si string of 673 was 8, new Mai-_ Hush, 2.10, has not beaten 2.30 yet dei-i i-wird, ami the iocai aggregate for Trainer Shuman, but has work- was not oniy A Mm-Ven record but ed a quarter in 31 1-5 sec.

a new high team total for the city. ""_'

One of tht most admired trotters

-lil on the race track is Kitchen, mati-

nee record 2.16, in the care of James

Mclnnis and owned by Herb Camp-

_ bell. His coat is like burnished cop-

per and he is beautifully gaited.

Altogether there are about twenty-

race track and now that the work-

(By The Associated Prcel) outs are getting faster and the hor-

Homg Runs Yoslerdayz Demaree, ses are working together, the spec-

Cubs, 1; Leslie, Dodgers, 1. tators are increasing in numbers and

The Leaders: Ruth, Yankees, 14: interest has become much greater.

Foxx Athletics, 14' Gehrlg, Yank- Several new horses are expected at ees, 14. Berger, Braves, ll. Klein, the track iv ri the nex w nys. Phillies, 11; Lazzerl, Yankees, 10; W’

Hartnett, Cubs 10. The three year olds recently im-

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first class breeding. After a short time in which to accustom thrill to the changed weather conditions lllcy will be given a good airing on the track. We look to see them do some great stunts for the genial Doctor before many years are over.

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that Mac Steele has worked Lucky Lindy, 2.12 in 2.18%-. If so it shows that this grand pacer is in excellent

form, which is only what we would' expect from his having been under, Mac's care. In caring for and coil-. dltlonlng a horse we do not know of 3 anyone who can bring them to the post in better form than the 1an.\<_v Wcsterner.

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Night races for Northam. Junc-

2lst. This will be the starter of regular summer meetings. Edgar ls putting it on so as to give the boys a chance to earn some money early and also to demonstrate what a wonderful new plant he has and what good racing can be given by artificial light. The program con- sists, as will be seen by advertise- ments. of n 2.17 mixed, a 2.28 mixed. a. Match Race, Lucky Lindy versus Heatherbell and a green race. The above should give plenty of action and draw a big crowd lo the mam- moth plant at Northam.

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l8tli 1801, foiii icirs ago' The

course. | _ _ _ _ _

The greatest Crimson boauoadi _Kitty McKa_rie, 2.1:/r,T}_1__as glven`1Vla_l'iliinc__Provincestrotting record

since before the war Spotted Yalc_ girth ig; a f?aMsire¢_ilE_i_ Sgieat wzlsdlo\\_c_‘lid olie;_q_;i7ari/:Qi of_ a sec-

xwor y. a oun war arm, on ali is llnw _ he rack re-

afulllen h'n th I hlf f '

gt I e sary a O Charlottetown. Kltlyis amare cord was lowered three-quarters of

.secoildf Those two feats were ac-

Sturdy Californinnlho seventh round of their fight at dawn through a bedlam Gf screechr Peter 2.0311. The little fellow will compllsliccl l~i_\' ihc four year olil

stallion Brazilian by Brown Wilke.'~', who aflor\\'arcis came to Prince Ecl- warcl Island and established himself as a great sire of trottcrs and pacers whose blood i.s continuing on ill many of our performers today.

Hcrc is the summary: Halifax,

July 18th, 1893. Free For All Trot, Purse, $200.

Brazilian by Brown Wilkes 4 2 1 Stranger by Sir John Dean 2 l 2

Rrcsoliliioll by Rampart .. 1 3 3 ..

Two other starters. Tillie, 2.28K,

2.28, 2.27, 2.28"s, 2.28%.

It now transpires that the expor-

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re rea mg aes 9 time in 11099195' He seemed 3°°d lation of Bre\'ci'e 2.03 to1i'ai_v,ls due

tn a ri\'air_v hotivoen owners of trot ters in that country. The importa- tion of The Marchioness 1.5911, has made a rival owner envious and he has bought Brevere 2.03 to i-acl against the worlds record holder. 1' will be relnelnbcrcd that these two raced as three year olds and the only troiter that won a race from The Marchiorless that fall was Brel’-, crc. when ho won the 23rd renewal of the $6.000. Mairon Stake at Cleveland. -

London, Ont. was the scene of some wonderful racing on the af- ternoon of Julie 8th. The biggcs: feature was thc mile in 2.10 by Pel- er T.. winner of the 2.17 pace in straight heats. The 2.22 pace was won by Black Patch, best time 2.13, My Old Pal winning the third heat ln the same notch. The 2.28 pa/'c first. division was won by Betty E. Grattan, best time 2.l5‘=. Doniio.

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