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AUGUST 8. 1933

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THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

MSILGOIf Tourney Ofl‘

"' Large an»... List To Compete "Tor Amateur '1 itle

Percy Streeter ‘(Sf-Saint John Will Begin The Defence Of His Title In The Qualify_ir_1§_ Rounds Today

(Cenmfan Press)

Over the falling fairways of Char- ottetownfs Belvecicre Golf Club, 90 or more of the Eastern Provinces’ best club wielders will get away to- morrow in the qualifying round of the Maritime amateur golf cham- pionship. Late tonight 84 had sent in their entries, and several laggurd golfers were expected to fill in their iorros before D. W. Wallace, of Fred- ericton, H. S. Gregory, of the River- side Club, Saint John; and E. L. Hickman, of Bally l-Ialy, St. John's, Newfoundland, tee off as the open- ing trio in the morning.

Percy Streeter of Saint John will find ample competition in the group of players challenging for his title, won last year on his home course. Among them are Carol “Gint" Cain, who won the championship in a thrilling 39-11016: final against Btreeter two years ago; and young Don “Diddy" McNaughton, who broke though in 1929 as a Monoton- ian and is now playing from River- side. Saint John.

Many others will be in there fight- ing for a place in the select sixteen along Belvedcres 6,104 yards tomor- row. ‘There are Don Raymond, of Yarmouth, a qualifier in 1931; Vic Saunde a, Secretary of the Char- lottetown Club, who should be diffi-

' ozllt to trim on his own course, Earle

Turner, the ambidexterous Frederic-

ton professor, Fred Risteen, of Fred- |

herst.

E, L. Hickman, Bally-Holy Club. St. John's, Nfld.

H. W. Aldordlce. Bally-Holy Club, St. John's, Nfld. v

H. S. Gregory, Riverside Club, St. John.

K. M. Martin, Belvedere Club. Ch nvloti ctown.

W. H. Boutellicr. Club, Halifax. .

R, C. Duchemin. Auburn Club Halifax.

G. M. Hope, Aubum Club. Hali-

Gorscbrook

fax. _

fl‘. W. Annand. Auburn Club, Hnlifaw.

E. R. Gorcham. Auburn Club. Halifax.

T. Benton. Auburn Club. Halifax.

L. B, MacPhee, Digby Club, Dig- b_v. N. S, ,

Dr. R. M. Pondrigh. Riverside Club. St. John.

J. L. Ryan. Riverside Club, St. John.

B. W. Cleveland, Riverside Club, St. John.

W. K, Rogers. Bolvedere Club. Charlottetown.

Dr. R. A. Hughes, Riverside Club, St. John.

D. H. Williams, Ashburn Club. Halifax. G. E. Mahon. Ashburn Club,

Halifax.

S, L. Curry, Ashbum Club, Hall- fax.

Don Rainnle, Brightwood Club, Dartmouth.

A. H. Creighton, Brightwood Club, Dartmouth. ,.

E. V. Ford, Brightwood Club, Dartmouth.

W. Dickson, Gorsebrook Club,

erieton, and invading deiegationsiHalifax.

from St. John's; Newfoundland; Cape Breton; Moncton; Digby; Yar- mouth; Amherst and Truro, .

Officials of the local course said tonight they expected the tourna- ment to turn out some of the best golf and closest competition seen in a Maritime meet in years.

Early arrivals took it easy today as they split up in foursomes and played the traditional President's vs. Vice President's match. The team headed by Club President L. D. Murray won over the Squad lcd by the vice president, Dr. C. H. Beer, by a 20 to l7 score. No exceptional totals were handed in, but the first flight of Maritime golfers were well lo the fore with consistent cards.

‘Tomorrow's qualifying round should give ample opportunity for drama. This year's meet will pack the punch of two car-champions matching strokes with the present title holder. And Cape Breton has added a. father and son combina- tion ln R. P. Findlay and Alien Findlay of the Lingan Club, Sydney. Jack Harris, of the Ken-Wo Club. Wolfville, former Nova Scctia cham- picn and runner up in the Mari- times is present. And so are F. M. Dayton, entered from the Royal Bank, Moncton; and E. Dunn, who nails from the Inverncss Yacht Club.

The following players have reg- istered at the links:

Aubrey Steeves, Riverdale Club,

Nioncton. R. F. Findlay, Lingan Club. Syd-

\cy.

Allan Findlay, Llngan Club, Syd- any.

Alfred Parfitt, Ridgewood Club, 5t. John.

Jos. Lawson, Fredericton Club, Fredericton. -

Percy Crosby, Summer-aide Club. Summerside.

G, R. Raymond, Yarmouth Club, Ynrmouth.

C. N. Cain, Yarmouth Club.

Yonnouth,

A. C. Fuller. Yarmouth Club, Yarmouth.

E. M. ‘Bagnall, Belvcdere Club. Charlottetown.

J. Harris, Ken-wo Club, wolfville,

J. 0. C. Campbell, Belvedere Club. Charlottetown.

C. MacKinnon, Bclvedere Club. Charlottetown.

R. T, Holman, Bclvedere Club. Charlottetown.

P. Kelly, Belvedcre Club. Char- lottetown.

L. D. Murray, Beivedere Club. Charlottetown.

F. B. Conrad, Belvedcrc Clnb.| Charlottetown.

G. G. Hughes, Beivedere Charlottetown.

C. J. Laughlin, Fredericton Club. Fredericton.

3- W. Wallace, Fredericton Club. Fredericton,

N. H. Neville, Amherst Club. A111- tin-st.

D. P. Cameron, Gorsebrook Club, Halifax.

Alex Scott. Belvedere Club, Char- lottetown.

C. J. MacLean, Belvedere, Club, Charlottetown,

Arnold Taylor, Belvedere Charlottetown.

W. Taylor, Belvedere Club, Char- lottetwon.

W. Cotton. Belvedere Club. Char- lottetown.

Club,

E. D. Nicholson, Belvedere Club, Charlottetown.

J. P. Clark, Belvedere Club, Charlottetown.

L. J. Stacey, Belvedere Club. Charlottetown,

G. E. Robinson, Belvedere Club, Charlottetown.

C. G. Gregory, Belvedere Club, Charlottetown.

W. A. Gaudet. Belvedere Club, Charlottetown.

A. V. Saunders, Belvedere Club, Charlottetown.

J. Roy Holman, Summerside

Club, Summerside.

Dr. H. T. Colvln. Summerside Club, Summerside. ’

R. C. Holman, Summerside Club, Summer-side.

C. J. Peters, Bummerside Summerside.

H. Gaudet, Summer-side Summerslde.

E. P. Foley, Summerside Summerside.

Geo. Muttart, Summer-side Summerside.

1". R. Risteen. Fredericton Fredericton.

E. O. Luner, Fredericton Fredericton.

Club, Club, Club, Club. Club, Club.

Harry Rich, Riverdale Club. Moncton. C. W. Rand, Riverdale Club,

Moncton.

l". M. Dayton, Rlverdale Moncton.

W. D. MncNaughton, Riverside Club, St, John.

R, McInemey, Riverside Club, St. John.

P. R. Armstrong, Riverside Club. St. John.

P, Sires-tar, Riverside John.

Gordon Berry, Riverside Club, St. John.

W. A. (llnrk. Riverside Club. St. John

F‘, W, Young, Trllro Club, ‘from

H. Errrzuson, Trilro Club, Trilro.

F1. Nloshor. Truro Club. Tmro.

E. Dunn, Inverncss Yacht Club, Sydney.

Pros registered are:

Club.

Club, St.

Tom Cornfoot, Ashburn Club. Halifax

Sid Llngnvd, Bolvcdere Club. Charlottetown.

L. B. Thornton, Riverside Club, Mnncton. ~

Vernon Balch, Riverside Club,

i St. John.

A well-known singer was asked to

Club [a party. To his annoyance he was

not asked to sing, and when the party was about to break up, very

int»: ‘an said to the host, "Would you i

like mo. to slug Testis ‘Good-bye’ before I go?" "No." roplicd the

host, “don't

D‘ oo- M"°L°°d~ Amherst club" bother lo sing it, old chap. Just say

Amhrst,

A- il. Icmv. Amherst club. Ale-l”

Admission

An admission fee of 25 cents will be charged at the Tennis Tournament on, the F‘ Iottetown Courts from Wednesday till Saturday.

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Timely Tips On Sport

\ Falcons and Rovers Tonight

Tonight at 5.50 the Falcons and Rovers meet in the first play-down game for the City title at the Abeg- welt Grounds. Both squads are on, edge and 'rarin to go.‘ Manager Keith Howatt, of the Falcons, says his team will win in two straight, but the Rovers management have different ideas about the above statement. However, time will tell, so don’t miss the opening setto to- night. The same officials will be on hand tonight as officiated in the league tilts.

Will Meet Either Hawks or Rovers

The Sea Gulls. leaders in the Eastern Section of the Industrial

right to meet the winners of the Western League for the champion- ship are daily working out in pre- paration for the playdowns. How- ever, if the Hawks or Ravens can decide which is the better team, the Sea Gulls are willing to meet the winners for the championship of the Eastern Section.

occur Practice

The Charlottetown Soccer Club players are requested to turn out for practice this evening at 6.30 in preparation for a possible match agaisnt a. team from the visiting French sloop now in port.

Ramblers Even Series

The Gaytown Ramblers evened up their volleyball series with the Holy Redeemer Coilegians last evening

games. Each team has now copped two games with the deciding one taking place on the Goliegians’ court.

Yanks Win Two

New York Yankees whittled Wash- ington's lead down to one game yes- terday as the "men of McCarthy" took both ends of a double-header from the Senators. The home run twins, Ruth and Gehrig, put on their act yesterday, each- getting a. four-base wallop.

BASEBALL RES_i|_iT8

Washington 5 8 1 ‘New York 6 12 2 Crowder, Russell and L. Sewell;

Van Atta, Moore and Dickey.

Second game:

Washington

New York Crowder, Stewart and L. Sewell;

Rafting, Pennock and Dickey. Boston . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 8 13 0 Philadelphia . . . . . . . . . 5 l2 0

Welland, Andrews and Ferrell;

Earnshaw, Coombs, Vvalberg and Cochrane.

Chicago 0 7 1 St. Louis 5 9 0

Wyatt, Having, v5.5.5; and Berry; Sullivan, Stiles and Shea.

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Cleveland 3 B Detroit . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 13 6

Harder. Brown and Silencer; Bor- reil and HBYWQYl-h-

INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE

First game: Jersey City .. Toronto

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Hanlon and Emerson. Rensa, Birk- ofer, Cook and Heving. Second game: Jersey City .. 16 16 1 Toronto . . . . . 1 5 1 'Mcola and Rensa, Frazier, Cook

and R. Smith.

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Albany . . . . 4 l2 l

Buffalo . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 0 4 1 Prim and Phelps; Glillivan and

Legett.

Newark 7 0

Rochester 6 4

Broaca and Kics,

' AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Milwaukee, 4; at Toledo, 7. Kansas City, 4; at Columbus, e.

Baseball League and who have the,

when they won in three straight‘

C. Duchemin, D. McNaughton.

1 Alderdice, W. Dickson.

BEATSEARSIJN

dues Hamilton

Speedster ‘in 100 Yards Final.

(Conadian Press) FORT WILLIAM, Aug 7-A

smooth-striding Winnipeg youth

Canada's track annals as he sent Canada's fastest Pearson down to defeat in the 100 yards as the Dominions two-flay track and field meet concluded te- day. Pearson came back strong to win the 220 yards.

Forcmost honors of the meet went to young Harry Coleman, Manitoba track and field associat- ion star as he subdued the slight fair haired Hamilton youth, reck- oned master of the 100 yards.

“I guess I was 1ucky," said Cole- lnan after he had drawn a trem- endous cheer from the crowd by turning back Pearson in the 100. Coleman was away to a perfect start and he lasted long enough to keep tho fast-closing Pearson at bay until he reached the tape. His time was 9 4-5 seconds.

i James Worrall gave Montreal iin lone title in the running high jump when he cleared the bar at five feet. nine inches. Philip Pearson, North Bay Collegiate Institutes sensational jumper, who soared‘ over five feet 11 inches at the’ British Empire Games in 1920 at;

zl-lamilion. was forced to take sec-

ond place.

HUME RiiNl (STANDINB

(By The Associated Press)

Home Runs Yesterday: - Ruth, Yankees, 1; Gehrig, Yankees, 1; Averill, Indians, 1; Johnson, Athle- tics, i; Williams, Athletics, 1; Wal- ter, Red Sox, 1. ,_

The Lcadeis-Foxx, Athletics, 31; Ruth Yankees, 26; Berger, Braves, 2o; Gehrig, Yankees, '20; Klein, Phlllies, l9.

League Totals - American, 437; National, 312; Total, 746.

s19 ENTRIES: RECEIVED ml iiiliF jaulllilzv

NEW YORK, Aug. 7.—-(A.P.)--A total of 579 amateur golfers, cream of the American crop, will tee off tomorrow on 22 courses from New York to Honolulu in battle for the 105 qualifying places for the United States Amateur Championship at Cincinnati Scptmber 11 to l6.

Only c. Ross (sandy) Solnervillc, Canadian holder of the Amcricani title, is exempt from the sectional qualifying play, which ls at 36 holes with qualifying places allotted dis- tricts on the basis-of entries.

WINNIPEE BUY}

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attained the pinnacle of fame in.

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sprinter, Bert .

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BOXING

BASKETBALL OTHER SPORT

To Good Start

Toronto Wins So cc e r Title

WINNIPHG. Aug. 7—-(C.P.)- ‘Toronto Scottish mtelncd their FDon-iinlon football championship ‘by a. tlfrd game defeat. of Prince ‘Albert City Reds 3-0 at Cs:- fruthers Park here today. The first game of the final series was fought to a 2-2 draw and ‘the second last. Saturday went '~.coreless.

MA PL ES WIN

Following is the account by in- nings of the second game l)Cl.\.\‘00Ii

I dustrial League:

let. Inning Maplcs-Doiron hit single; stealing second; McDougail fanned; J, Stanley hit safely but was” thrown, out going to second-O runs, 2 hits“; l 0 errors. .| Anchors-McTague hit safely and. ' then went to second on wild pitch; Lynds connected for a single; Chip-

Riiililflit

(Canadian Press Cable)

LONDON, Aug. ‘I-Todayb bank holiday play in county champion- slflp cricket matches which will (‘lid tomorrow brought five cen- turies or better in batting perform- ances, but only one notable bowl- ing feat.

The veteran Surrey pro, Jack llobbs, got the day's highest scor. when he hit out 133 in his county’. same against Nottinghamshire. Lanrashires Leonard Hopwood had l20 and his teammate, Hawkwood ll3, to boost the team's total f0! -i\' wickets in its game agains‘

Score Century

Wvlllialn Ashclown scored 106 for Kent against Hampshire, and Rob- ert Wyatt, Warvzlckshire captain, had 102 not out in the game against Derbyshire.

Best bowling performance of the day was that of Valance Jupp, ‘Leicestershire, who took four Northamptonshire wickets for 36 runs. an average of nine apiece.

Day's Scores

Scores at the end of today's play in county championship cricket matches which will end tomorrow were:

Nottinghanishire 379; Surrey 38B for nine (Hobzbs 133, Fender 76 not out) at the Oval.

Gloucestershire 367 (G. Parker 56 not out, J. Lee four for 91); Som- erset 234 for seven (Longrlgg 62) at Bristol.

Hampshire 244 and 23 for none; Kent 389 (Ashdown 106, Ames 79, Valentine 78, Knott 51, Boyes four for 94) at Canterbury.

Yorkshire 296; Lancashire 287 for six (I-Iopwood 121, Hawkwood 113,) at Leede.

Leicestershire 169 (Barry 66, Jupp four for 36); Northamptonshire 299 and 05 for five at Leicester.

Derbyshire 448 for eight declared and 127 for two (Skinner 68 not out, Storer 50), Warwickshirc 107 (Wyatt 102 not out, Copson four for 71, Mitchell four for 71,) at Derby.

Sussex 513 for tl-lree declared; Middlesex 290 (Hendren 79 and, following on, 92 for four at Hove.

Essex 477 (Brook four for 92); Worcestershire 227 (Martin 52, not out, Farmes five for 74) and, fol- lowing on, 141 for one (Walters 71 not out.) at Worcester.

Rllll out |inln with alumna. Llnimcnf. m"! W110 made =1 lovflll‘ 0111011; MC-

800 o..m. and 1.00 p.m.-D. W. Wallace, H. B. Gregory, E, L. Hick- man.

8.05 and l.05-F. R. Armstrong. C. M. Cain, D. H. Williams.

9.10 and l.10-G. D. Raymond. R.

8.15 and 115-11‘. R. Risteen, W. A. Clarke, G. M. Hope. 3.20 and 1.20.—J. Harris. H. W.

‘B25 and 135-15. O. Turner, P. Streeter, A. V. Saunders.

8.30 and 130-1). P. Cameron, C. J. Loughlin, R. P. Finlay.

8.35 and 135-11‘. W. Young, C. W. Rand, D. C. McLeod.

8.40 and 130-5‘. B. Conrad, D. Rainnie, H. Ferguson.

9.45 and lAo-A. H. Creighton, A. Taylor, A. R. Lamy.

8.50 and 150-17. B. Melville, Al- lan Findlay, Dr. R. A, Hughes.

8.55 and l.55--Dr. R. M. Pend- righ, E. R. Goreham, Aubrey Sleeves. 9.00 and 2.00-A. C. Fuller, E. V, Ford. G. G. Hughes.

9.05 and 105-1". L. Iowis, R. Mc-

Schedule Of Today’s Golf Matches

Inerney, L. Mitchell.

9.10 and lbw-Harry Rich. R. T. Holman, G. Lawson.

9.15 and 2.15-T. Foilion, P. M. Dayton, E. Dunn.

9.20 and 220-1... B. McPhee, C. McKinnon, W. H, Boutiller.

9.25‘and 225-0. E. Mahon, H. Gaudet, P. Kelly.

9.30 and 230-5. L. Curry, L. D. Murray, G. E. Robinson.

9.35 and 235-1“. W. Annand. Eugene Mosher, W. E. Cotton.

9.40 and 2.40-E. D. Nicholson, L. C. Ryan. A. Parfilt.

9.45 and 2.45-W. Taylor, B. W. Cleveland, Alex Scott.

9.50 and 250-0. G. Gregory, K. M. Martin, C. I. Peters.

9.55 and 2.55-W. K. Rogers, J. Roy Holman, A. W. Gaudet.

10.00 and 3.00--E. M. Bagnali, Dr. H. T. Coivin, J, P. Clarke.

10.05 and 305-12, Claude Hol- mfm. J. C, McLean, P. Crosby.

10.10 and 3.l0-E. P. Foley. l‘... J. Stacey, E. S. Story,

10.15 and 3.l5—J. O. C. Campbell, Geo. Muttart, Gordon Berry.

man thrown out by J, Stanley; Lhrtefl high foul taken by Doiron; McMahon popped to Llzillg: -0 Yllllf, 2 hits, 0 errors.

Maples-Robin out on called‘ third strike; Gormley hits single and went to second 0n high throw ‘by catcher; Duffy drew a pass. Hennesseys high fly taken by Mc- Fariane; Binns struck out—-0 runs 1 hit, 0 errors. ,? Anchors-Ryan struck out; Win went the same way; Duml 11"." " i) runs, 0 hits 0 errors.

3rd Inning I Maples -— G. Stanley‘ Doiron got his second game; McDougali hit Ljvnd. Joiron stopping at third; J. Stat‘.- iey fanned; Doiron was out trying to steal home-0 runs, 1 hit, 1 error. Ancho s-McPariane get singles; .\fcTague hit single t». right field. McFarlane scoring; laynds thrown out. by Robin; Chipman struck out; Larter singled scoring McTague; Larter went to second when ball got ‘away from Burns in right iield;; ‘McMahon thrown out by McDon- gall-2 rims, 3 hits, 1 erlor.

4th Inning

Maples-Robin safe on Mc- Mahon's error; Gormley pipucd out: t0 McMahon; Duffy singieci; Hen-l nessey hit past Larter, Robins scor- ‘i ing on the error; Duffy was thrown , out at the plate by McTaguefl Binns flied to McTague-i run, 1'. hit, 2 errors.

Ancho “yan flew to Gormley; Whito walked; stole second; Dunn caught out by Doiron; McFarlane farmed-o runs, 0 hits, 0 errors.

5th Inning

Maples-G. Stanley out, Mc~, Mahon to Lynds; Doiron safe when I Lynds dropped McParianes throw; McDougall forced Dolron at sec- ond; J, Stanley fanned-O runs, 0 hits, 1 error.

Anchors-McTague grounded out. McDougall to Doiron; Lynds thrown out by pitcher; Chipman safe at first when Doiron threw low to base; Larter safe on J. Stanley's error, Chipman scoring on the play and Laricl- going to second on the throw to the plate; McMahon safe on J. Stanley's sec- ond error of the inning; Ryan was thrown out by J. Stanley-l run, 0 hits, 3 errors. ~

6th Inning

Maples-Robin safe when Mc- Mahon muffed grounder; Gormley struck out; Duffy singled scoring Robin: Duffy was out at third; Hennessey fanned-l run. l hit, 1 error.

Anchors-White stuck out; Dunn singled; Dunn out trying i0 steal; McFarlanes line drive taken by Dolron-O runs, 1 llit, i) errors.

; 7th Inning Maples-Binns fouled out to

Ryan; G. Stanley drew a pass;

Doiron‘s high foul taken by Chip-

Dougall hit i0 Ryan who forced Stanley at second-o runs, 0 hits, 0 errors.

Ancho.- McTagile missed third strike; Lynds drew a pass but was thrown out at second by Hcnncs- sey; Chipman popped to J. Stanley —0 runs, 0 hits, 0 errors.

8th Inning

Maples-J. Stanley connected for double to deep center: Robin singled. Stanley stopping at third; Gonniey thrown out by McFar- lane; Duffy hit high fly, McFar- iane making the put-out; Henncs- sey singled sharply scoring Stanley and Robins; Henncssey was caught between second and third-Z rims, 3 hits, 0 errors.

Anchors-Larters long drive tak- en by Binns in right field: Mc- Mahon fanned; Ryan struck out- 0 runs, 0 hits, 0 errors.

9th Inning

Maples-Binns fanned; G. Stan- ley struck out; Dolron fonlod out to Ryan-O runs, 0 hits. 0 errors.

Anchors-White's long drive in centre field taken by (iorlnicy; Dunn was thrown out by Binns; McFarlanc throivn out by J. Stan- ley-0 runs, 0 hits. 0 errors.

Provincial Tennis Tournament Qpen

mSixteen First Round .Matches

the Maples and Anchors of 1h’.- ln- l‘

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Played — Interesting Sched- ule ArrangiFor To-day

Sixteen matches in the

1 present during the day.

from Montreal and other distant Points arrived in the evening, All those entered in the tournament lire now in the city, and today in- ‘rlrcst will be at fever heat. Among the visitors who worked ult were Hon. P. R. Aitkcn, Doug- Izis Grant and Harry" Roper. They ‘amounced the courts the fincsl .‘l u-hicli they had ever play-rd. F.')il(7‘.'\'iilg are the results of yll, i.i_'S nlutches:

MEN'S SINGLES

11211;: on vson from C. J. Camp- cll 7-5, (3-2.

G. Chandler won from Dr. Gid- dings 6-4, 6-4.

G. T. Southam won from H. ivright. fi-Z, 6-2.

D, Gass won from R. M. Owen 6-1, 6-2.

Hon. P. R. Aitken won from E. Hornby 6-0, 6-1.

T. R. Tees won from K. Muttart, e-2, c-a. '

G. White won from F. Hanson 6-4, 6-2.

A. W. Matheson won from I". R. Large 6-4, 6-l.

S. Sharpe won from G. McDon- old fi-O, 6-1.

D. Grant won from A Wright (3-0. (i-‘l.

“ENXS DOUBLES

Gav. and Stanley won ltfathcson Sud Kelly 6-1. 6-3.

McMillan and Kenny won from Saunders and Muttart 6-3, 6-2.

Southam and Sharpe won from Duffy and Chandler 6-0, 6-1.

Prince Edward Island open tennis tourna-I ment were played yesterday on ihei Cimrlottctown Courts. Only a. few. Harrington 0-3, 8-5, players from outside the province- A! largo number arrived from Halifax‘ ,on the Hochclaga, while players

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LADIES’ SINGLES

Miss Marteli Won from Miss

LADIES’ DOUBLES

Misses McDonald and Johnston won from Misses Llnkietter and Kirwan 7-5, 6-1.

Following is the schedule for to- day:-

TUESDATS MATCHES

10.30 a.m., Men's Singles:

Dr. Paul Gagnon vs. H. G. Rich- nrdson.

Rev. J. St. C, Jeans vs. l". Kelly.

S. DesRoches vs. R. Donahoe.

10.30 a.m., Ladies’ Singles: Mrs. J. C. I. Edwards vs. D.

Prowse. Mrs. Roper vs. M. McDonald. E. Lord. vs. Mrs. Hogan,

11.30 a.m., Ladies‘ Singles: D. Beck vs. D. Duchemin. M. Black vs. G. Keating. E. Bourke vs, Mrs. H. G. Grant.

11.30 a.m.. Men's Singles: George Johnston vs. A. Stewart. Comdr. J. C. I. Edwards vs. S. McNutt. F. McMillan vs. P, D. Ganong.

2 p.n1.. Ladies‘ Singles: E. Billing vs. H. McKie. J. Jardine vs. E. Sinclair. Z. Linkletter vs. P. Rykori

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p.m.. Men's Singles:

F. Pierce vs. L. Keating.

R. '1‘. Barnard vs. M. MacKinnon. A. E. Lsverty vs. Reg. Saunders. Matches to be played at 3.30 p.m. and 5 p.m. will be posted at the Club House at noon.

Mo o n light Golf

(Canadian Press) STRATFORD, Ont., Aug. 7.-Two moonlight golfers, Neil Reynolds and Howie King, set a new record for Stratford courses when they played nine holes of golf by the light of the

White and Houston won froml full mOOII- And thCY 105i» 01115’ 5W0 Campbell and DesRoches 6-1, 64.} balls.

Entries Montague Horse Races

2.16 Trot and Pace (3 Sec. to Trotters) Purse—$200.00

Star D., 2.09i2—-Semple & ‘.2

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I'm Alone, 2.l4—0ilver Rudderham, North Sydney. Lillian, 2.08ii—l’eter J. Conroy, Woodstock, N. B. Mac Volo, ZEN-O'Brien‘: Stables, Alberton.

The Willy's, ‘Alli-Chas. L. Reardon, Albany.

Heather Bell, Emit-Brenton Mclnnls, Charlottetown.

, Kensirlgton.

King Spruce, 21194-1’. Strattell. Halifax.

Beeton Gratton, 2.10‘/i—i)lerry Time Stables, Halifax. Star (1., EDD-Merry Time Stables, Halifax.

Frnnk J. Ortolan, ZJZ-Sampson Grady. Sum!" -

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2.23 Trot-Purse $200.00

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Keystone-Peter J. Conroy, Woodstock. N. B.

Walkic, lie-George McIntyre, Montague.

May Tell, Zlfilf-Jamcs Ilenncssey, River Herbert. N. S. Bellini Scott, ZJlfJEg-Wm. McKay, Kcnsington.

Pixie, 2.17—Robcrt Humphrey, Kenslngton.

Jollyset, 2.l7—l-‘. C. Bennett, Murray River.

Peter 8., Z.l6~‘i-—O‘Bricn Stables, Aiberton.

Capt. (‘opc-Dr. Frank Bownoss, Kensington.

2.25 Pace-Purse $200.00

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Johnny Miles, 2.19',i-—Lt. Col. n. a. McKinnoI. Charlottetown Winnie Winkle, 2.13',i-0'Brlen's Slflblcil, Alblflml-

Lucky lL-Pnrkcr McKenzie, Truro, N. S.

August Queen, C. W. McKenzie, 'I‘ruro, N. S.

Sparkle, 2.1-i'.-i\lerry Time Stables, Halifax.

Mr. Henley, ZJQH-Alex McPherson, Charlottetown.

Al B. Jn-Gco. L. Smith, Cape Traverse.

Emma Watson-Peter lifcblahon, Kcnslngtovn.

Calumet City, 2.13“.—ll. T. Fulton, Upper Stcwiaeke. N. S, Hush, 210-1.. llcnncsscy, Char‘ ‘tetown.

2.28 Trot and Pace (No Seconds) Purse-iil50.00

l. (‘lair Napoleon (Si-Dr. Frank Bowncss, Kensingion. 2. Sheila Aic-Kiiiop, Merry Time Stables, Halifax.

.1. Barbara Martin, P. J. Henry, Georgetown.‘

4. Silver Doctor-P. L. Bowncss, Sumrncrsidc.

5. Baronet (Sb-H. T. Fulton, Upper Stcwiacke, N. S.

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Lady Lee, 2.20',t—\\‘m. A. Toombs. Kcnsington. Helen Cope-Webster & Kelly, Morell. Ilcmlock-M. I). Gavin, Pcrsboro. N. S.

[afopla Lass-John McCebc, lone.

Special Event“

To but the track pacing record oi‘ 2.10 held by Hush. 2.10. Hartley Grafton, 2.02m, owned by Hadley T- Fulton. Ulnwr Slcwlnvku.

.\'. S. Driven by Johnny Conroy.

23$;

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