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Just as "hot“ on the pitching mound as the weather was "Lefty" McAlccr. brilliant _voui1g left hand- cd hurler yesterday put his team of Esquire-s right back into the fight for the championship of- the -' cond section of the JlllliOl‘ Buic- r1rll 1.-..l;_".ie by {itching back the

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After beinlz set doyvn in order for ﬁve innings Canadians broke Mc- Aleerls 112110.55 pitching when Steele ainglcd through second with one out. The 111-xi man went cut on atrikes bui there wci-e two runners on as thc next batter swung at a wild pitch for the third strike to reach fiiz-t easily. The tying runs were on the sacks but McAleer bore down hard to get the third out on a 1111411 poo 11v to third. It "was the only chance- Caiiadicns had of ivmg it 11p. Hoxvatt led off with a single to start thc seventh but died there as the next three men went down in order while McCo1"- mack accounted for the thh-d hit off the Esquire hurlcr with two out 111 the eighth but was thrown out attempting 1o steal second.

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The game was another hard-fought one w-iih the Fsqulres again showing great steadiness aﬁeld as they came through with cn-orlcsx ball McAleerls ﬁni- l1iirl- i112 of course wi - the 1111291112111 but the cﬁnrts of Alkic McCormack 0n the Canadians mound are well w-orih mentioning. Once again the young right hander pitched good enough to win almost any other brill came

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Earned runs. 0; runs batted in: Worth. Gauthier; two base- hit. Worth; Hits: off MCAIEEI‘ 3; off McCoi-mack b‘: struck out: by Mc- Comrack 15. tCoyle. Sherry. Worth. Purcell 2, Gauthier 2. Perry 2.

Trainor 3, Jay 31; by McAle-er 8 tHarpei" -2, Howatt, Saunders. Steele 2, McCoi-inack 2); base on balls: off AIL-Cormack 2 tsherry. Gaiithicn: ivild pitch. McAleer 1; McCormat-l: l; stolen base. Mc- Aleer; 1st base on error: Coyle, Gauthier: left on base: Esquire: B; Canadians 3; time of game: 1 hour. 45 minutes.

Umpires-At the plate. Geo. Francis: on the bases, M. Bolizer.

BY INNINGS

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Provincial Association Dates

Back To Year 1861

In 1861 the Cononiol Rifle As- Sﬂktlﬂtloll um organized 111 order to p'.'omo.c cdiciency 111 i"if.c shoot- ing. The 12th of August via“ haliied as the opening day for inc first competition and sharpshootei-s from many outlying districts. and rifle companies gathered to divide the prize money: seven cash prizes. Old records give the rules and con- ditions li1 vogue at. the time (La fol- lows. First range, two hundred yards. target 2 feet. by t3, bull's eye B inches diameter", centre 24 inches; and raugc 300 yards target 4 feet by 6, centre 24 inches; third range target same as ai, the second range. Positions at the first rung;- stand- ing. éCCOllCI and third r1111; . ing. Value of each shot strixing the tar cts were, outcr 1, centre 2, bul ‘s eye 3 points.

The Range Officers at this first Rifle Asociation meet were the H011 CQlCl1€l Longworih and Cap- tain DeBlots. All rifle companies in the colony had 1111c privzlz-ge of; being represented by tcii 1111-11. The weather was very favouraoc and hundreds of pucplc attended, many from out of-toivn points '

The ground iii front of Govern- mﬂlt Ilozzsc was sclccti-il at a 1' with the target» 011 the wal; near Fort Edward. C0111) . fired lll order of rank and .\f‘lllf>l‘it_\' and the 111111211 was opciv-d bv a Captain oi Al‘IllliI‘_\'. Fire commenc- ed 011 11111 right of the liiic a-id con- tinued 1:1 1hr- li-fi until each inaii hazi fiii-tl tivc l'l;llllKl'\. Thi- lllFFI coiiiiiiiu-rl for two days. The prize winiiczs \\'(‘II‘I- 1 '

lrt 1.?!" -. hlitill’ cup. lll"(‘.»f'llit‘fl by I-Ils Excel’ ncy the cniiintiiidcr in- chief. bout-Governor Dundas Gun- ncr I). MnKihnon. City Artillery.

2nd pfll/ seven pounds, tch shil- lings Private S. Mt-Rac. Dundas Rife“

3rd prize, Sf'\‘\“ll pounds. Private J. Beiitrmo. Si. E‘cai101"'.~ Rifles

4th prize-s, .'-lX pounds. Private P. Bfatcli. Wheat ey River Rifles.

5th prize. five pounds, Private P. Hickey. Iri-li Volunteers Bill-ea.

6th prize. four ixiuiids. Priviiie W. Kennedy Duiu-as Rifles. Souihport.

711i pi 1 . thru- pounds ten shil- li11-_-.~, Lieutenant McDonald, Orwell Rlfkxs

"An adjourned meeting of the Fiance EflWflfd Island Rifle Asazcin- tfcii \Vf\.\ hrlil iii lllc Atlieiiai-iim on the 22nd of Miiy 1111751 Major Ran- kin in the Chair. It vi-xis MJDIHHIPCI that the old Association having been 111-solved a1 ihe prr-iioiis meeting, it. was desirable flint a new Aa-ncintfon be iiow fivi-mr-d, which was agreed 1o and a (‘fllll- lIllIll-‘P, consisting 0f the following driitlemeii, \fz. Li. Col. MeGiil, Capt. l-‘rez-iuiid. Major Mitt-mil, 1.1, C11. Beer. Maior .\f11rris. L‘. C111. ltxiiiktii, Wfl.~ iippointid to tlravi n code of rules and riguliitluiix I111- ilil- imvcriinu-iitof llu-Asaociiitioii to 111- ..1111i1iiiii-i1 to a gem-m‘ mc-i-iiiiiz 1'1 be held at the .\f:i,vo1".~ Office. m1 ‘Fliuisdav iir-xt. 2711i 111a‘. at ll 111-lock. p 111 when 1111 llll?l't'\lf‘fi ll‘. the same 1m‘- TPQHPAIPII to 11111-1111."

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Giants Out In Front By Three Games

Giants increased their lead in the Midget Softball League to three full games yesterday‘ by turning back the All-Stars 8 to 3 in a- nother hotly-contested fixture.

Pushing across thrcc runs in the first inning the winners were never headed thereafter". They scored again in ihe second only to have the losers come back with a brace of tallies in the third. In the last halt of this fraiiis- Giants added another ruii to make it 5-2. A rim in the fifth allowed the All-Stars to make it 5-11 but two Giant rims in the sixth plus an additional tally in the eighth gave them their margin of victory us the losers

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first and silver medal. The match was fired at Kcnaliigton range. 'l‘l1i-ic “c.1- 190 competitors

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i.iiie, lvfoitiiay - Lieutenant Gl-VCYHOI‘ Sir. Hocltjsoii \'l5lI(’(l the range, and was greeted by a guard of hoiioi" under Maioi" Morrl.» From a Report in the Weekly Elfllllllllﬂl’ it would appear that the match did not finish un- til the folow-iiig Thursday-

The Dally Examiner of 14th June 1877 state.» —"A large improvement. luis been made to benefit the vol- untecrs who ractlcc at Kensing- toii Range Ins emf of shooting from one hill to another. as before, the range has been chaii ed to an al- lllDbI. level part of 111- ffcld. Ntw scorc- batterfes have been built. and. at present, the range is a good one."

In 1882 under the supervision of Major Dogherty a new system 0t targets was inaialled on the range, which enabled the barkers to be completely under cover

Years before the Rifle Associa- tion was formed malt-hey of course lizid taken place. The follmvlng is 11H Rvcﬂllllt of one. tnkcii from The I-"lnndcr of 25th Auizust 1843 “His f-Jxernlcney Sir, Henry V. Huntley havmtz offered a silver medal, as a prize for the best marksman lii Captain Durban's anuiri, pqldler like f")|ll]l.'lll_\' nf Vnl1iiit1x-i-.~ thr- cum- piiin" was mi the afternoon of the 24111 o1 August drawn u) 111 full ii-ciiiiciital costume, nt at. cntioh. in 1111111 of Government linux12 when ll.~ l-Ixie-llcncy- presented flii- lllﬂlﬂl lo l-Ttiwartl Neeuham. RIIH‘ HLs Excellency made an nddrcsx I11 i111- evcning. on the invitation of Major MarOcw-an. Captain Lob- Imllp company. several militia of- ficers in reszimentafs, and a

other gentlemen. held a tem r- moo BOIRIE M. Ptllfste-rb Ho e1. I l I.

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Japs Sweep Tennis Series W'th Canucks

tBy Dollzlal Aimaronl (Canadian Press Stall‘ Writer)

MONTREAL. July Ill-Canada: Davi5 Cup players, pounded into submission by two imperturable

little men from Japan,__h€8d6d for iToront-o and the Canadian tennis EchampLonshLps today. _

‘ Jim Yamagishi and Fuimtcru Niikzinn closed another chapel- lii lhc DOlﬂllllOIfS cup hizstory- Satur- day with a pair of‘ singles victories over Douglas Cameron of Vancou- ver and Bobby Murray of Montreal that gave the Japanese ﬂ Clean sire; 1 of the series. v

Fa 102111;; only 111 the opimiig games, il1-.- Japanese pau- (liollllPll the Czihutlians 1h straight sift». Yniiiagishi trounced CuHu-‘Yﬂll 0-1, 6-0 and Nakono followed with a 6-4. 6-3. 6-0 v1lcto~ O\'I‘l‘ Murray".

'f‘11esi- ti-iuiiipli. coupled with their t-wo singles \ -toric.~. 'f‘liursday and the doubles 1vri<luv,\'_ gave. 1.111- Japmlcse the round five matches to none They qualifled to meet. Australia in the North American zone final to be played hem at the end of next we .

T111.- Canadians, Cameron. Mur- rav, piiird Watt of Montreal and R655 WilSoh of Toronto, all planned to ta-ke part in the Dominion tour- nament starting in Toronto tomor- row,

Yamaglshi and Nakano took only two hours and l5 minutes to com- late their matches Saturday. ough the results had no bearing on the series, which Japan clincl1- ed with the doubles victory. 110th men layed as though the Davis C1119 iself were at stake. op ranking man 1n his country, Yamagilhi -found left-handed Cam- eron difficult w play a 111st in the first set but. once t e stocky Oriental solved the Westerners Style of play he lost no time in running off the 1118161.

Nakano took advantage of Mur- ray's nervousness to win the first fou; game5 of their encounter. He faltered momentarily a5 the Mon- trealer rose to the peak of his gum! to pull the score to 4-3 but S0011 was in control again and stayed ahead until the end.

Indians Alnd I Bees Meet’ This Evening

Postponed yesterday when neith- er team could field a lull squad Indians and Bees will attempt to ploy one of their four ostponed games of the City‘ softbal League is evening at l e Park diamond at 6.15 sharp. _ _ Needing a victory badlyvif they are to catch the third place Imper- 11115, Bees likely will hnvc a full squad on hand foi" tonight's counter and win or lose the lea e leaders can be certain of r5061‘! I18 a stiff argument from the Hive.

New Glasgow TracklTeam Repeats

Guardian's Special Wire) X. Juy (ll-New Glas- field team, Canadian junior titllrs, sored their second Junior championships here Satur- day, rcpulsing a surprisingly-strong Amherst squad for the team tro- phy by a margin of 42 points. Only Nova Scott: teams were entered.

The New Glasgow victory was expected but the defeat of its sprinters in the dashes was un- locked for. Gordon Boak of Am- herst, dominated the short events and established hlmselfvas one of_ the finest senior prospects to come up 111 years. His times were com- paratively slow but the zraek was soggy from an earlier 1"ai11.

Bonk edged out Vcriion Mac- Donald in the 100-yard dash, beat. out the ace New Glasgow sprinter again 1n the last. leg of the yard relay and topped off his per- formance with another victory ln the 220.

Alice Marble Winner Of Three Titles

(A. I‘. b Guardian‘: Special Wire)

SEA RIGHT. N. J.. July 31- Alfre Marble. top-ranking United States women player, won perman-

(C. P. by HAL-FA gow track and

ent possession of the historic championship Bowl at the Sea Bright invitation tennis tourna-

ment today by crushing Dorothy Bundy, a fellow (Jalifoi-nian. 6-2. 6-2, to capture hci- third consecu- tivc title in the 5f year-old ﬁZTfibS court classic.

Bobby Riggs of Chicago u-hippr-Ll Elwood Cor-kc of Portland, Ore. 6-1, 6-3. 6-1 Saturday tn Will his second stiaiclit 1111-115 crown Rings firs-d crisp 11111411- hIIOIS .1116 soft, Rllllllllllg drives that 11ml Cooke on the dcfi-ii.~i\1- a'l the way.

Mi» Mart):- aiiil Harold Surface - of Kllllrli~ City deieatcd Rigll" and | Mrs lyiiuthy Andrus of New York. 6-3. 6-2, lii the mixed doubles fin- al The vtctcry gave Mia‘: Marble.

who yesterday ‘paired with Mrs. ,saiah Palfre- abyan to win the i women‘: do in! titlo. b

Will ' - t

BOXING BASKE I BALL O I HER SPUR I

iaidian Tilc

Somerville Beaten In Extra Holes Match By3I-year-old iMissouri School Teacher

______. By W. R. WHEATLEY Canadian Press Staff Writer

LONDON. OnL, July 31—(CP)-Canada.‘s amateur golfing cham- pfonahlp rested today ln the capable hand; of a llkeablc young souther- ner whose sensational extra-holes wln over Sandy Somcrvlllc was thq biggest of‘ all surprises that the week-long tournament provided,

The feat of‘ Ted Adams, 31-year-old Missouri school teacher, wad al- most unbelievable to the 2,500 persons who galloped about the courw 0i the London Hunt and Country Club Saturday.

But seeing ivns believing. and the boy from Columbia. Mo" show-ed them at the 119th green, winning the long struggle onc up.

It was over his home course where he knows almost every inch 111 fairways and greens that Snmcrvlllc los the title, the sixth he has lii-I11,

When Adams rapped down B- ' three and a half foot putt at the

33rd holes to square the match,

39th to win, thi- 111189 Crowd Bu"? With only three more hole» 1,0

him i1 reiil ovation and nearly go, it was thought Adams’ .. 0,

mobbed 111111 flnallv had cracked. He fooled Adam.»- oii Saturday carried the apt/body,

11011051 putter exhibited in the Adnmg‘ medal play for the ‘l0

hole-s gave l11i11- 1111 B-DDPOXIIIHI o total of 154, the some as SOIIIPYY‘ . had. 'I‘ed's medal card for the 1111- fng showed 35-34-09. one 11111 par. against. Sandy's 35-36-71 the afternoon he had 37-37-74 Sandy 35-36-71. Adams plavo< extra holes in par 4-3-4; S0111

tournami-iii. lle baiigctl-down putts from all over 1111- greens, from a few inches to 50 feet.

Where Atliiiiis \\'ll.\ strong 011 the green.» S(l!ll(‘l'\'lllt"S usual sure ioiicli was lacking. lIc lHlSSVd sev- eral three llll(l four-footers that ordinarily 11c would sink without tmubc. But with his irons. Sandy ville had 4-3-5. played a beautiful game. steadter when Adams could be pried 1.0050 with these shots than Adams. ‘ from the gallery that charged 1.119

One of the most remarkable 39th green. he was escorted to tI-ie thine-s iiboui this championship {lutmouse 1mm and were 111cm . ﬁnal is that not once was Somer- ed with the Earl Grey Cup an< ville in front. Three times Sandy. izold medal of the Royal Cami playing his cool, deliberate game. Golf Association. He received squared the match-twice 1n thG a miniature of the cup for films morning and once fn the after- Adams plans to return next 1m: in defence of his championships" The venue for the 1937 10111-1111- ment has not been deﬁnitely 111-- cided. but will probably be 0111.01 at Laval-Sur-Lc-Lac, Montreal, or Toronto Summit. xvith the chqixo-s favoring the former.

noon.

But the Missouri boy. whose golfing lessons could be counted on the ﬁngers of one hand. refused to crack. The peak pressure was on, and the big gallery could sense it. when Somcrville won the 32nd and

THE MBIGCEST IJIVENT OF TH '- SEASON TO DA TE

Montague Races

Wednesday, August 3rd $1 ,000—PllRSES-—$1 ,000

The greatest array of fast horses to come together so far this season will be on hand to compete for the generous purses offered. "

The following are the Classes and entries In each. Classes to be sandwiched:

2.14 TROT AND PACE

LUSTY FRISCO. 2.07!.i—Chas. H. Chandler, Charlottetown, P. B. L MARVEN BROOKE, 2.04!1'4'—-C. M. Dauphine, Halifax, N. S.

DUDE POTEMPKIN, 2.07'/1--Welllnglol1 McNeil], Charlottetown, P. E- L ABNER, T. CLEGG, 2.l-l—Fmnk Adams, Halifax. N. .

PETER REAPER, 2.07'-i-Lt.-Col. D. A. MacKlnnon, Charlottetown, P-E-I-

2.16 TROT

IIACKl-‘AST, 2.0!)‘ —M. McArlhur, Kenslngfon, P. MILLIE KALMULK, 2.12‘ —Willard Kelly, Charlottcto SQUIRE IIANOVER, 2.16 i-bjomple and Alexander, St. AYLMER WOIITIIY. 2.17 . ll. (7)9131 Port Elgin, N. B.

HARVEST MELODY, 2.l0',1i-Lt.-Cu|. D. A. MlwKlnnon, CharIotQII-wvir STAR. DILLON—II. E. Klllam, Montague, P. E. I.

ALLlSHD-R. VICKERS, Sydney Mlneﬂ, N. S.

DARKEY KALl_\1IUCK—\V. llilnntollh, Charlottetown, P. E. I.

2.17 PACE

J. Harry Breen. Halifax, N. S.

ANN TROGDO LOI-li-i-Charles Walker, Halifax, N. S. McELWYN THE GREAT, ZMF/fi-I-‘rank Callback, Summerslde, AARON L., 2.1M -Wellfngtop MoNelll, Charlottetown. - RUTH P15115115. Milli-Frank Adams, Halifax, N. S. NANCY ( RIIOL, 208-0. M. Alexander, Saint John, N. B.

.- UCK, ‘Ll-Ili-Alfred Webster, Marie, P. E. l.

VOLO RAY-Loo Jones. Wickham, N. B.

KLONDYKE (iRATTAN-Lcc Jones, Wlckham, N. B.

2.2:) TROT AND PACE MISS VICTOR] —I‘ower Bros" Charlottetown, P. E. I. LACOPIA LASS-Geo. H. Bruoklns, Kcnsingfon. JIlNla WOlI'l‘llY-—\\'m. F. 'l‘rul|10r. Ml. Ryan. l‘. E. l. Direct. l... 2.15—WcIlingl0|1 McNeil], Charlottetown. BEBE ltlvlﬂl-IVYN. 2.10!.1—l'eter McMann, Kcnslngtnn, P. E. I. SQUIRE HANOVER, 2. (FH-Semplc and Alexander, Saint John, N. B. RUBY VOLO-Wm. Cummings, Halifax. N. S. LELAND, 2.20—Wlllurd Kelly, (lharlottctowil. BALBO, 7..l5—Al'"1-d Webster, Marie, P. E. I. GRA LN-l-‘runk Adam», Halifax, N. S. NOVASILK—K. ll. (Flurk, Pl. Elgln, N. B. r AYLMER WOIVIHY, 2.17—W. ll. (tomb Pf. Elgln, N. B. BILL BAILEY, 2.17-W. ll. Cnpp. Pt. Elgin, N. B. NITA VOLQ-(ieo. Barbour. Albcrton, P. E. I. ROSEBUI) ZJS-Hnrry Murphy. Charlottetown. DARKE} KALMUCK-W. Mnntclth, Charlottetown. VOLO BCOTT-Glllls and Foley. $ummcrsldm JERRY BARRS-Elmcr Campbell, Sydney, N. S.

_Noi.e:-l-‘our classes each and every one wcll ﬁlled with Island 111m Mainland horses that are knnwn to be well classiﬁed and are 110111111 111 make a thrilling contest in every heat.

Mont ue for years has had the re utatlon of staging 1111- best that can be pro uced In the line of races in t is country. No one who nth-lid- ed the races at Montague last year could possibly forget the record-shat- tering performances and blanket finishes, and with such outstanding per- formers as Lulltv Frisco. Peter Reaper, Marven Brooke, Iludn Potcmpkill. and Abner T. Clrgg. coming together fn the 2.14 Trot and Pace a 11'1""- I'M-r. In noun-ed and In all probability the track record will he low-cred- The competition in the other three classes will be equally an close.

There will be no dust. at the Montague Race Track on Wednesday 1w In adequate sprinkler system will take care of this nuisance.

SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS

A Dancing Booth of generou. t1 n ltl 0d f lll b» Mﬂvlded free nf chargi- and thon-‘virllrmgoob: rlﬂldwliijy. "§'i5i1l11,"1-i1-.

._ DIEALS

The local branch of the Women‘; Institute will be in charge of tho - tables again this year, whim ls an assurance of a ﬁrst-class meal at reﬂ- sonnble rites. The ladies are giving their service; Inc and the prm-r-i-tlﬁ will be or some nccdy and worthwhile community undertaking.

RAVI-IS START NI‘ 2 l’. )1.

In vii-w 11f the lnnie c-nl list every effort will ln- mude to have I116 races start nharp on lme. atrnmi are kindly requested to i-mm- curl)‘ n» ll l0 avoid as far 11.-i pnmlblr congestion at the tlckcf. crlTh-r- just at race

me.

Tha- Mlnagoment ausumc-n no l..pomllhllily damage t0 any pemm or property during lhlq Mort, , GENERAL ADMISSION 50 CENTS. (‘IIILDREN 25 (TENTS- y CHILDREN UNDER l YEARS OF AGE FREE.

'1 GEORGE McINTYRE, Managing Owner L-Nﬂﬂ-IQ-l-l-l-

All four

E. IL wn. P. B. I . John, NJ!-

SULLY, 2.10M

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for any accident 0r