_APRIL s, 1924

THE CHARLOTPETOWN GUARDIAN ' -

Latesiltc N

THE CHANGING BALL

rltish open championship was

, on by a player using a rubber- ‘ red hall, while most oi‘ the other ntestants were using lhalis made solid guttn percha. The, introduc-

n of the Haskel ball, with its any improvements, and the motor

to pitch their silots boldly at the 11111, as was the pracnse with the ‘Bull-W’ ball.‘ an art, since the in- troduction oi the punched club, ai- most lost to the game. The light bull will eliminate the necessity tor

in a saving ot‘ real estate and time, two factors which make the game 11° BXDctmive at present.

longer courses, which will result

ICE-SPORTS HOCKEY AND B 0 W L I N G

Great Endurance

In, Realm

THE llXFllRll-BAMBRIIJGE BllAT liict ills tlvti ilsltllitc ititti ctltiist Til-DAY

&wmWmHwHbmMmMMnMwmmMnMmnmgwﬁ Greatest Annual Sport Classics-Anywhere F r 0 m Half Million to Million Spectators Will Wit- ness Spectacular Struggle In t

From S’Side Sisters §

4 to 2—-Abbies Nose

Out All-Stars by l

Score of 29 t0 28 - Large

BASKET BALL

BOXING AN D OTHER EVENTS

itiiitt lltltiiii. “r I151 itiiiiiii iii MIN.

Ch’T0wn IiT-Eds WimBilly KQyIEf st. Ste-

'll.. 8.08, is destined Iminutc pacer if she is cut loose on ;a mile track under "lavora-bi-e con- ditions, in

CIOWd ‘Reyes, the Si.

phen Sure He Has Wonderful Pacer.

ST. S'l‘i£l’l'll:1.\', April LLAJenny tu he a two-

the opinion o1’ W. ll. Stephen reinsmalt,

0f Spor itttilifitiits

IAIIK III IIIIIIIK

Champion Was Wild on Offensive, Short With Punches, Poor in Judgment and

liiitltli

.59..’

Footwork Was “Terrible.”

Race

O-@-——-i

‘who bought her in (Jhicugu several ‘years ago and has since raced her witll lllarketl success on the Zliaiuc

Opinion concerning a. change in

r, have done more than any the ball is by no means unanimous.

her factors to popularize "The

tended.

Royal and Ancient Game." Ffhera were those at that time _ llo deplored such innovations as It c Haskel ball, and w-ho predicted (We results. Vardon himself was ong those who deplored. There ll no doubt that the game as he

lt ls not proposed to do anything until 1925 or laterfdn tthe interim there is ample time for experi mentation. and it is to the hgpet] that when the change is made it will be final and achieve the object of the different associations. Balls

(The Canadian Press)

LONDON, England, April 5-01 the (many big sport events that are provided annually for Londoners or anyone who cares to visit the metropolis to witness thcm, there

The victory of the Dark Bl-ue last year was tho first. that. Oxford has scored since the resumption of the race aftcr the war. Six members of last-year's winning crew will take their seats in their boat today. Cambridge will have only one old

trial.

Oxford encountered ltnfavorzlblc \\'(.'"lillPl' in the c-arly stages of its 1n one n1- trnlning on home wnterts. Temperadnnn Uxnnin... titres just above the freezing point ° llcavy rain-falls with the consequ- ent high watt-r and swift currcni

the lllﬂal. interesting‘ gills’ galncs htltl this; mason thc S. \\‘. W5,- oi (lllltl'll)l.l'.‘-. _tn\vll won front lllt.‘ intcrtnctllatu |girls of Slilllllltrnldﬂ

and New lirun‘ c circuit and throttgllout vile New" l-Ingland stal- cs.

"There isn't a bit of doubt in m,\' mind but that J(‘lll\_\‘ ll. t-oltld have paced a lllllc track ll 2.02 u.‘ 2.0211;

Lem-y 1.. Falleli, thc United Prcss correspondent, says or Moll- day's fight: -

"Tho cllanlpitln lllanlctl lll~ show- ing on bt-illg short oi‘ work, unti ii that Strlhllng had

“79131151911. 11116 1113001119 165! 01' 11 Ol 1119 11101108911 5111111111111 811011111 110 is probably none that is more eag- blue T. l). A (‘ollct at No 6 being alktenticd in hamper the work at ~ . ‘inst fall’ “aid \ir Keycs today in ‘"11" 1111111110111 ' 5541191111110 111-1 Wl1111 1119 119W ‘lulll- dlslrlhuled P1991?’ 111171113 {"119 mm‘ 9P1!‘ looked forward to, draws a the only lmember 011131 yeiﬂfg crew first. (iollditions were bettci" nf-| .1 .5311“: 1w“? _ leplum 11'1"‘ (ligculqgjngn1he mn11b1|111n5 n1 11,8 dont- the ivise thing in taking elev- 1111 S 111M 8.1101 plays and the buur on fights uflcr their first affair in

However, in the sum total the rub- "bar ball has been a boon (for it has enabled thousands to play a pass this game who. perhaps, would

lug season, so that the hillest data will be available. isolated exper1~ htents have not been satislactory in the past.

lllflicr crowd or provides more thrills lll the few minutes that it Ins-ta than does the great U-lllVBr. sity Boat Race. between the ancient

who will take his place in the Light

‘Blue boat this afternoon. Cambridge began Boat Race

practice on Jan. 8, a wreck earlier

nlersidc girls provcu to nearly. four hundred t-xcltctl basketball! tau,- that tht-y could play basket‘ iiall.

tcr the first week in February and the Dark Blue did some excellent work in the time remaining thefore their (leparturc for Henley, the last

former 11111-1111; stat" of his stable. “All that has been said of L-er in regard lo last trials last fall was correct. She showed a flflih heal. ln

Georgia, while Zllc-Tigtle remained idle.

Stribling gave 310115119 11191131 chances curly lll the fight to tukc

have become discouraged and dis- (CODYPlt-Illled British & C11l011lﬂl rivals Oxford‘ and Cam-bridge than Oxford. ’i‘hc1i|‘st stage of the week in February. Remaining at _ 2.071% and a sixth heat in 2051/ and

llllted with the difficulties of the P7955. Limited.) which will take place on the‘ training preparations lasting five Hculcy for four days, the crew went b,$1,‘):tllgtgnzwzizﬁinlm:{lit lrvinl: Pottle drove her the: lust 1119 °ll‘~‘“5l"" a"? Shaw ‘wilt?’

solid “gutti-e." - Thames this alt . '1‘h l t. __ , . , I , _ n. t M. -1 , tltl a. n. n fill ‘ " ’ -. 21 - ,1 _. d, ~ hllll. When 118 oun t a e I ernoon e ion wccks “at done on the Cam, t t 0n o "u uw w l ors l mg to be n name royal‘ wnnn 11811111 11! d l3"; 111111‘ 111lPW11=11011 chanmmn hnd so "me. Stmnmg

,.' Made Grounds Obsolete

Next-Thinking versus Feeiinﬂ

race is the classic of rowing, .be~ twccn crews that have undergone

crcw going to Ely, on the Ouse. about the middle of February. The

the intcrlntetliatc

On March 1:7

in cl ‘tr - f _ mzlgos"mfz"plavtice_ the lust minute had been culled the

fans heaved a sigh of rcliut‘ as lhc

lIl 211 stvconls. i tilllod her one

clgth nlysell‘ in 23% seconds ovor

took the fight away‘ from him and carrictl it through every round.

' ii} . years of preliminary tfiillll-il’ l O ' 1. ' l l 1' e1 t o’ m the Dark Blue eight left for Pllt- _ . ll 1. F11 '1 .1 t' ck, 1b t‘. th tit soon became apparent that ’ 111111110 school and college with; 11:11:18 JJETII.“ llllllnlolrlie ltl/oryltsa: lint tit-y for the ilnlil stage of, training “f”? “m”; “’ i‘ ll‘ lf°fe‘ll"k“l‘*'kllltl tllilﬁ-‘ulczoglltl lldﬂfd I‘ ngvtfr <1:- MCTlgtle obviouslY Was trylnig ‘ r tn id -u l- ii 11 d tr -i th t .1 . -~ . - - - .1 it». w», n’ ~ -t o. c. l-I “ " f" "“"“"_"“"“ ’" 11"“ - - - - l? t» ' 1111 11 11118-11111111111111111- H" 5am” y o e o or to rscs we e p0 s e o 1y ree mon hs was deutlctlly ilcileficial to the 1 tuna u dlLillll n o “New work o’ me S’ w. ‘v.5 peLl to have such a good pucr tn m‘ on getting over one punch ‘hm

lete through their shrinkage in

guards, the game was sﬂVGll.

my stable again. She was my ideal.‘

would get Strihling off his feet. In

Ya 1K9. 11° l0 111E811. (llie t0 the in l _ _ _ _. .it-ull_v H., and ill-r stable mate.

cl ‘ ed length oi all the shots witll .," “°“"'.““,“."“‘ l“ "m" '° ""/"' Rtlqllll r, also iorlllerly of 11113 '-11<~ second 10111111 he s11 one good

ma, rubbemmred bu" Each 1ynar 1111111111)’ girls tn particular because K0,,“ nub“, no", now owned by crack at Strlhllngh Jaw and the

the“? manufacturers vied with one ‘Ivoryon-e of "m" may?“ the game W . l‘ l-l-ltolt. of Calais h-lve lbccu Y"""1~"“l"l‘ “'1” rmkwl l" m"

anwher to produce a bull that m the unfit’, In). Sunmwrﬂifluﬁlth?‘st-lit to Auhrcy S. Rodney at Mead “llllks- m" l‘? 0mm‘ rlgm ‘lack’

W0 d Riv Ema-tar Yardage until luslngﬁhb gdlme goo“ the L‘ms”m"Ivillt1 Mass who will r-u-c thleln on Th" “lmmmml w“ MM o" m" - e ' ’. nus oi ilpinuln that thi-y have a " ' ‘ ' 1011011,,“ 11,. was Hhhrt with his

thé governing bodies called a halt by ostrlciillg the bull to 1.62 inch- _ size HS ll. minimum and 1.62 on" es in weight as n maximum. was absolutely necessary if e courses were not to be ran , absolutely inadequate and oblﬂote. It was thought that this change would be sufficient to (keep

Basketball, Football, ‘Baseball and Hockey 1 Independent of M. P. B. A .A. U.

TRURO, N. S., April 4.-1n future basketball, football, baseball anti

' 1.11am that is wvll halautwtl and

with many fin:- playcrs. if u rc- ' 111111 Home is played |li Slllunlcrsitlc Illa *1. W. \\'\ will have to play o wr-lldterflll gallnt- ii‘ thl-y t1xpcc1. to Wlll.

The S. W. W's givi- promise n1 duveloplng a rl-al strong team and it is hopcd that they will llgalu glvc

tllt- llny Stall: (Ilrcuit. Jcnlly‘ ll. was bought 1n Illinois by Mr. Key- vs for 811,500; slu- cost .\lr, Eaton an even $7.500. 31n- ls hlmtlcd for the. $10,000 llilllllll’, stake at Wind usor, Conn.

mint-hos. hi,- llulillg was poor and his font-work was (ZVPH inferior to that of the youngster ho ihollillll llll would “out clv-vcr".

wnun 11,-. rmtllzl-il ll!‘ was off Mc»

I ‘B ——‘*’*'"

EIIHEES’ IINI]

Tlgul- bccnnlc cautious and hc hcld wvhcnt-vter he hlld the chance. Rel’- ‘crce- Lcwis had tn wnrn him savv- Ial timcs. and llc had to work likl‘ ‘In stcvtldore prying the two fight-

thl l pin g lilflghgfhjlizlrllluﬂitﬁllg-r hockeyiwill be (nonttrofllite: bynrdtll-llieocé- l me fans nnnnnn.‘ Qnnnrlnnny 1n zllluwkqﬁtsturzi: "s" 5w ogiect o? itioAns Undgnpecn artlﬂsounngnnéenl-pnt. OXFORD CREVLAEAVORITES THIS YEAR, BUT__ the near future 0t llcclllg them in ilFTQ apart. h M - - ~ '- ' _ . ' itction. S illi itvas very rout: thesovernlns 110111011 111 Great Bril- was nlade by Prvﬂldanl-ICOYBY 111 .i__-_-——-——— . —- I Following i. (l... s111111|1f11ry n1 U... inn“? ,:,,?1g,-,.§nnun to Harry Grab din end America has lbeen nulliﬁed. the semi-annual nlcoting held llcre course o1 31111113111111;tprllparillllﬂl for Light Blue's ('1‘ll\V. 0n March 4 thou took ovcr the coaching, with game: [yifkg 0| boating the rules, anti it auotllcl- stage in the 1[)l'€‘])€i1‘i~li.l(lil the fliHi. trull ovcr the full course Gunw opens ‘ m“ m“ “wasp ‘he cmwln

Alt‘ the present time those conrmit- tees‘, are experimenting. here and nbﬁad. with a view to adopting a standard hall that will decrease its dlsﬂnce getting powers without lessening the enjoyment <11’ 111B

today. The M. P. B. A. A. U. of C. will continue to control the issuing oi’ cards and sanctions and decide who is nnd who is not an amateur.

it was decided to hold n Muri- tinlo tag day on April 19.

whut 1's considered as the SEVEN-Hi. test of the amateur oarsman. Granted favorable weather today crowds estimated at anYWlWFO 1110111 half a million persons will linc the four alnd a quarter mile coursv

wtt¥rcttcllcd when tho crew wen:

supcrcetliug ‘(‘.ol. \vii‘ll(31lO])P coach. ltcnlltinlug at Henley for it fortnight (latmbrlllgtl wont. to ‘Put-

on to llcllley, with P. Halg 'l‘homas able conditions the crow covered as the distance» ill 19 minutes 2.11 Silli-

Finst period 7.35. with a rush Summcrside girls forc- ing thc play, play scc. saws front cnd to cull with ncarly five plays {but no mit- scoring in this period.

1 Second Period 7.50. 'l‘clllns now.

on March 21. Under fairly favotv

ultds, a vcry-slltisfnctory perform- llllCL‘.

IIHE IIIIITBHEII

Zlilits BASKE1~

Aluherst and Halifax bid strollg- - ,, . . , , . ~ - - . . o, 1 1131,11,," . , ~——- 5n _ n _ irom lutney to Moltlake to their llty lor the final stunt o .. _ 1 playing girls rulcs, hululncrsitle . . - ‘has construction and mnlnit-ln- lY l9“ llle Mllqllgtlnf qllyfllgh‘ their favorite on to victory ill the on March 211, when l~‘. .1. I-lesconl-be, _ (lxlord has L111‘. ltllVlLilhlgE botlllgilns m,“ "m fmnmm, wnh the“, To 1n June‘, 0i E011 110111598 l5 1111 eXllenﬁll/B ‘mt ml“ w“ e , l‘ "j um l‘ l’. 76th race of the series, "Thousands the old 'l‘l-ltlllty llnll l_l_luc took ovcr 1T1 weight and tn upon who httv. Yule“ but this ppm“! was “my _ er, and clubs cull not afford to n“? “xeulll-lve" ‘vwderels’ of HI“ l; will wait half u day in pljdtacs of the (coaching. in its first trial ovt-r taken part ill the llloat Race imhqmnpﬂ “In?” Jnssle HIGH.“ scored Wlnner t0 Meet 5 g I their courses rendered jibaltl- gax-kllavg gllellitlllliiattrhgnggllir: mt vantage to view the race. Evcu at the inll lloat lilacs: course Cour nihcr yP-ars. K111711111“ (how: ailtgnho ﬁrst g6“ Thundprouﬁ a" Tom Gibbons . . ‘(W91)’ 16W W111‘! 11y 1116 BVBT- we an l“ p p ' the choicest stands within less than‘ brltlsls timo was Al) 111111111911, 18 leildar (.\o. (listen: nltznnghtrs‘ itll [Mame Rremm] the Sumnlprslde a p-W- _ H ‘P e in ‘ slut»? livelinesl-l 01' the ball. --j<+>-——-— tilree minutes after the rivals coma seconds which. collsltlcring the uu- the crow‘ 1n91.l2.. and 1.12:, v. tr elwm“. a" m, which mad“ [he mm!“ v r ‘ Twn nnmnn n1‘ pngkt-llinh wnll-e 011171119 other hand golfers are all into view around the bends of the satisfactory conditions ‘prevailing Waco. (No. -1; Mower-Wdlrltc, (a). hountowx) girls work 1mm“, “m! n] NEW YORi‘\, April _~i. »~(.t.-or11: ~1llaycd at 1., (1, (. géiilldlqfmlq- and 903955911 Wllll 1119 mllnl“ °l 5'91 horse-Shoe 8111111811 61111139» 1-119 m6‘ W115 11 Pllll-‘lcwllrl-hy ‘l’"l'l°“"m““e‘ Mm“), (stroke) all‘! (flvyperlulha minute or two after lllllricl Wcd- ".“'.'1’*""'": 1mm“ Pg!" 11841.): m“ “"5 WNW‘?! "131 i I b a submit willingly to any drastic Te. and been blotted into obscullitynby crowns RHYBSFIEC Olvilslclf-Illleslseﬂslll‘ M.“ .e.(.K‘cuDipq_ Ehenqimn w“ as Eon ’ ).||(l)nl in .5 Yte my “L, J week anlqrtl)pt‘w)un {he Tigers and S“ dlwﬂmg "l? lllstance-genlng qua!‘ 128121111311: “$151: lallrécitllzltlkﬂlgrllisg tlllltlldlllnl-I; all Cetllllcliltwytlllel Drssitlzllt laslgycllr while two Years 115" he lb TlItHIt-d laeriod 81.10. qlpzmxs T“: l” lull“ “m, 31111‘ Wllllktl‘. will mt-Vt-t 1131;.- Tht; lultcr W011 l1)’ 3 “c979 M it GI 0 6 a . ~ Y‘ M. _ A_ BOWUNG ‘ - n 1 1 ~ ' ~ ' _ I y‘, n: ‘ ‘ ' ac o lays’ rll cs. pny ls as ‘ ‘ _ I ‘ 1 n ' do ulost ofthe games, such as "c “Cambridge is gaining! is the roar was the only mhellnber oiiflastizlettagl "°“"‘l bow "nd furious. Summerskle girls are€:°";li§ll‘li1l1;1‘1lls, gntvﬁhinalgv. 3“1,t1(1,,e1-ll1l of teams. rulby. 110M181’. 1111161111"- 11 w“ The closest Same yet rolled in 111111 001111111 111111111111111111118 011111111- (112111 w 111w s 1111111 1°11 1 forcing the Charlottetown Rlrls to 41h‘ .Tlfiq “n; ',,',,,,,,,,,,;,,n ,,,‘,n,;. Drwucauy easy '10 swudardme the this league wok place m“ night me "mm the ‘lure was hm and u" by‘ llillv (‘ibboil Tunncy“; lnalullzilr KING TUTS MARGUERITES bill 01' Duck 1101' 11119 11111119111 V9.19 when 1113 Pgdggggueg defeated (he .#-—-7 _;-. ‘rlrls are Rllﬁlilllllfl.\\'(1ll(lt'l‘llll slam» 1mm‘ f-mu’! conéprpncp‘ “jml Floyd H_ Pmngn; M. lliadtllgan (e1 while the spectators were My" Gn-ln by the small margin of 2 ma. Just wilt-n ll. looks as if tlnrxlwnznnmnnonn Benton ' ‘lawn’, nrn, l’), Kilfoy (7 91111111119" many lu golf the numbers who n1nn_ _ ‘rzlnle is going 1o (1nd lil a tie Can-Wnotér “vho-éﬂnw M“ m Smﬂghwn “n Tmmm, Q_ Johnson ctually play are legion, and 1118511 Miss Grallt of the "Y” Girls had ‘sin Joan lllnclican of 11w C- Wdout ' the tinlgn‘ m“, n“, K, Harrington G. Flynn gumbers are ever growing. Ihere the highest total string making, W's gals out of n bad corner antllnonchlnﬂn,“ engilgelnen" Mm _1, 11111119111111 E. Connolly ‘ a 1housmldg oi‘ players who never 425. _ 1 ‘lets a basket for what llrorcs w 111“ _______,____'___; ___‘__ .1, Mtllﬂllfllll —* '-—~ liter a competition. These are i116 ‘To-night at '1 oclock the C. B. hc winning scorn. ‘ l Acorn 10 T‘ Ens layers who will play with the ball C s will play theswastikas. _ Th.» following is tho lincltp. 00x sT. ‘FATS P go i 1m winch they get the luost en Following are the results. 1 , ' I _ I I wnne (i. (onnolly M1: Jlily I yment’ and ‘the mnnufgcturgrg S Side A. S. Ps Ch town S.W.Ws (nnnvron lllclCltr-cy ‘Ibccillllléi: ‘Ptmu see that. they get what they Zioxgoouss. 78 m _ Scﬂnnnhllry 2 h. lllggiélndltl h. Connors . 79- 1 ' ' . z 1 - 2 1- Mciie )' l( 5 ' . ' ' . ~ .~ ‘I mlglnany’ a mum sugmytli Via-It ' ' " 125 ltlg lyllgl-‘tlilstlyu gill.‘ wotllotl: "li-"Jllnltl kgllnony "tipmy It “'1' ‘momma’ w“ “mﬂdered 1 JIF ' ' ‘ ' ' ' ' ' " 111 103 105 c. a. llfrillﬁllilll‘ .1. Aycrs ‘a utcytltntl. —----—-—— ‘s. l l‘ °“°' N” ‘mm °l m“ °°“'”°“ ii 121 on " 11s 121 106 s. Gordon a. Jvllklnrl All Stars ' ‘ ' ‘ ' 116111 1-116 119l8-l1'l1°1‘l1°°1l °l ' e y ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' " E. Sinclair E. Iicnryl l Hewitt referee‘ D. McKenna, ‘ V3159. and l“ dry “ﬁller 511g 521 533 I H. Holman N. Junllr-son Prtnvse 11 "fnnnn l v- y these are found inadequate. Tota]_1675 Ton,‘ 2 Ton,“ 11911 g _____.<....._______ z 411°1- 119195 "P9 31mm“ a l 1 I -» . Final scorc was four to two in, E. Walker l5 _ HQWE BAY sci-IDOL ‘ of the past. Duncan, ln his ,,v,, GIRLS l 1 mm]. 01- m‘, S W_ “in $1,111,.“ I l "lll- l-llefe w“ n0 such ‘Mug A McRao i. _ 110 71 Rcfereo—--R. l\. Pondlciotl i Toonlbs I Following is the report of Howe B5 T lhleeﬂllol ham “n? more‘ ‘ McRae 142 98 390"‘? "ml ll""’l_“'> Scallll" l1 “vlllk” Titty School for the mouth ol l.\iarch 1 K_ Mcnnn __ 93 101 bury Total 28. I (ll-title Vl.- 1 lit-mt Mills and Illn- ‘QPWPMNI Induction of Ball s. Brown .. 92 9n Following tho gnllle the Sumnlcr» Fott1s—-A11cl: i. All Stars 11. Tin-l Kt-ofc, oqtlal; 2- Jamel.- Mills; 3. I t ‘the present time it is felt L_ gran; _ _ _ _ , _ _ _ , _, 180 1311 side girls wt-rt- tultcrttiinctl at the ltcfcl‘c<.1~—l'i. A. Pcndlcitln. |],_vlv Mills; 11, Raymund liicDonald. t the game has developed more, ‘ IV. M, P. A, to u banquet whore the, Last night WllH surcLv a busy 01101 gmde v___1_ Ema M111; mp1 Marv o. 8e into driving and nlashle-nib 561 617 495 A|_|_ REA DY FOR THE TEST-CAMBRIDGE CREW following program was Carl-inn Minot the Y. M. C. A. tin- building was IQ McDonald equal; 2. Arthur Keefe ll ork, with a consequent loss of Totnl_lo73, Toasts-Jim Our King and (‘oun-ilpuckctl to iht- doors. anti ivllhiii Father ‘K114119- 9 llnl-ermedlal-B show-The “zgeaﬂ l T119 Crews 11nd weights are as follows:—- iry, proposed by Ruth Ayers all Bowling matches, iilovit- Shows. grade II[l_/‘1| F, D, MacDonald t, is that if the ball is reduccdcHURcH LEAGUE, 'W" ALLEYS. sands‘ 1n any Went, wmch ever gxponp singing (1nd Save the King. Basket Ball game and 1ii~ Y mcct- and Russo] C. “ills "nu-ll. | 31g)“, (che tehtatlveﬁane pug‘ crew MM’ me nnenmw, feels ma‘ 130w x.p_ 1C_ Hnnnnn (Lannnlg and Queenn) 16s “m Toast~Tn Our Guests. proposed lug the stuff had a busy day. Grade 11.». 11, Amy Maud McKle. ' d being 1.52 ounces) that High scores were just an ordin- 1191s W011 11.11am for his long wait 2 X~P. R. Waco (Canterbury and Brascnese) 139 11,1 I11!’ Plvclyﬂ JPHklH-‘i Pcalmnllvd 10 by 7101118111 1119 1111"l*‘111>1 "l P111111‘ Grads l. (i1) 1- Cm" M- Mcmn‘ t 1y yards W111 be taken from My amm- 11151 night, when the St. by the nnrms or the two of three 3 w_ 1.3 Gonnen (Trinity nnd shewnnnry) 179 m,’ M155 E, simian, of Wales are to he entertained to “m; Grade l, (b) 1. Jeanetta M. Mo. 11,-“; 1M0 11-13 w1n¢ l; does Jellies matched thenlﬂﬂlvﬁﬁ mmnmn 1n," the “an; non“ are 4 |r_ g_ Ngco", (Mnnnhnmngh nnd wm-nhnnnnr) 190 "m Vote of thanksvto Miss lliacCnl- a social droning with luoving pic-'K1e_ 1 , at the present time, that too against the St. Peters in tho bowl- wnhn, n19 vhmm and the .80“ 5 X_G_ _1_ Mowmawhnet mngny and 131-3110119591 190 1511K lum. mow-d by h. Jnlnicsnn, stlc-1tltrcs. u locturt- hy .\lr. .1. K. Ross ———--<-oa—--—— h emphasis. irmnced on. nny, 11181911111“, Rape homnmmngly "s posmon» m‘ 1; X_J_ E‘ ‘Pendm. (shnewsbﬁry and wnrnester) 186 n“ ohm-d by M, Wcdiock. . ion lnsllruuco nnd an auction sale we must {nuke allowances for n w-nn nnme coufgee around St. Puuls won out by the nargou; we greatest free spectacle in “mi 7 (1_ gunmen (Chrmgcnurch) 151; 11m‘ The girls arc guests of tho Y. W,oi' candy finishctl off with group (h-p mind which has received a Yards. and because of the 11111131" of 27 1'1"“ h!‘ Cmnero: a" world of athletics. Stroke x-W. 1P. lilellen (U. S. A. and IBTZIBGIILXQB) 149 1/; lbs. (l A- ‘lllrlllg "m" “"1 l“ cl'“"!gm"°s' llrevlml“ wow“- vy hall, the advantage in n 110111 11111 111K111‘: 1112131111 $160 l‘; 111m 11ml, 1130a; new was in 1329, Cox x-G. D. Clapperton (Magdnlcn and Collage School) 109 lbs. lonewwl‘ —"— it's tournament is all in favor 111511951 slrlllgélg B a n‘ l’ “m tho courses being the two mllaﬂ bf}- CAMBRIDGE I ,€ e player o1‘ 1118 physique. G011‘, “l; "ﬁr"? "l _ “u remma___ twecn llillillblldlOn Lock and Hen- Bow G, Goddard. (Eton and Jcsus) 16:1 lbs. SENIOR GAME Aaales inaily, was a‘ scientiﬁc test. 111111 o, 0w m‘ m“ ‘e ' icy Bridge and was won by Oxford. 2 .1. S. Herbert (Eton and Kings) 11111151113. V! AL‘- STARS § a Marathon. and it is to reaotre s1. JAM Es There W115i no contest during the 3 .1. A.‘ MoNahtb (Eton and Third 'l‘I'llIl1.v1 1115 lbs. _ H‘ t t“ n y "I m of the Same that the com- F ‘n noun“, m, m; 17.1 next sci-cu yl-llrs. but in lsail Cam- 1 l.. lalliottlSlniih cs1. Pctcrs, Lady Margin-n 1851/2 lllil. I ‘"1111 1111111111111": I" i 111N111] bees in charge are concerned. c‘ F‘ snnnnn Inn n2 hrltlge won nvcr the Wegtnllrpqll-ir. (1.11. Ambler (Shrewsbltry luldflarltol 170141.116, 111‘ 11-11111‘ 11 1' 1111l“11"111;1I\\-Is d t the Present time u t. how nec- J- énmero“ ' n, n“, tnlt>..-t...-.~ than... ~11! 1m u..- F1101‘. l» x-i. o. A. calm (minim and lbjlllltrolicl 1121/. u». 1111mm" ,‘[‘",“ “‘f".‘ "1 ",“' 1,, ry to study the method of hit Aﬂ stew“, m, 102 was rowel] ovi-r the PutneyMnrt- 7 (1- ll- M- 1'11")’. (Eton and 'l‘|lil~d Frlllltl") "1811; Ills. Th1"; n“ “'1'” rm,” 1:" T? QfIrI" the 1,511 1n“, me MML [or the P: pemnetol! 163 196 11111,. coilrse for the first tlluo, (nil-like A. ‘ll. Stobart (Royal Naival (iolll-gc; 'l'(‘il1lli'ﬂk1‘) 14.5 lbs. 91:1 ﬁlfmtb nk“ l‘ 9 JLTﬂﬂIL; ‘ I - t of the ‘bail was Practically -11‘0tal—2422 (‘nmlhrltigc winning by 3O 5113011113, 1.0x .1. A. Brown (Clifton and (mills) 1115 lbs. ‘l’ 1° l‘ '19 M“ l‘ 1mm‘ n l ‘ ' , n sailing ahead. But it a _ ' This vats one of the memorable x-Dclloteu member o! 111st yvarlwrew. lwTli _ n t h H, n do] 1.. m H i" r 1e used it will then be nec» g1- pAULQ. rut-cs oi‘ the series. there being l‘ “s l‘ q" ‘b t‘ n u I to hit the ‘bail accuratel . ' twulvo degrees of frost, with ice "1"" 1111119 All 1'5"‘ " l‘ “r l“ y y - - 169 m7 first two minutes of the second 1 will be the prime essential. _ 193 135 floating In the Thames. it was not M"- ﬂ-m Ahblps were loading by, ngth 1n itself will avail (but w_ 11g (jgﬂnody 13o 235 20a until 1856. however, that. the Boat one point fro"; mm m. m the "m, e if the ball is not hit accurate- B. Van ldarstlna 111i 12B 96 Race (became a recognized annual 181ml of "m1 "me “m one team w“. , nd in fact will medium the r. Cox 14a 20o 180 until-e. 1111111 110111 111111 1111M. "1111 lead,“ "m, n", 0,1,“. n, nmI ct of the Wind. Total-IND. the exception of the war years, the 45 ‘an m“; minutes o‘ um mmel 1 » ‘ lIlI-IOHITQOI‘ 31- P91911137- Dalk mm’ gm! us!" Allah“ gm" SUMMERMDE MARKET Potatoes "' _ Acorn scored a field llonl whichI ' A M d l whqg Light Bill Will Do HER ADVICE gnlltgnitasdlpiaaalégveren n: a I'll! Dairy bum" 3P” CHARLOTTE-TOWN MARKET gave the gave tn thle Abbles on one a c 4 ‘_: ' ' . """"""" " . inn score ' he light (ball will in the main. Husbnnd-"iril when 1 101111811 111 01 111° 75 °"°°"“'°" """"°°" ""1 E111" P" 11111- 2° 1"“ ------------------ £333, he t m‘ In Alloy anon you will find plonty a Individuality, A1 .1 ve a tendency to neutralize the my accounts last night t1 nearly rival crews, Cxforn, has bheen vic- Potatoes .-_.. 80—-65 3113111‘ —-‘5_50 neferee_rn_ A_ Pend1e1on_ the ume time they are (‘roe from "wild style" mentions. oportlonate value placed on died of fright, Our motor car is torlous in 40. c“: ‘ﬁg; “a?” o"! Der bushel .-40—42 Pgmwég- ‘kw scam. and nmer_chnn_ Drum They are jun Ilvo, plppy uhou, ilko the modal shown ‘v 118th at the present time, nl coating us over ﬂvo hundred a 34. W111‘ m“ m" 11 “P4111311 ‘ l; Hay _- $10 H“ The ADM“ are now In pretty‘ abovn . . gh the strong man. other Y0!!!" I . m a deadrdhggtdhoxlfgltg tile 3.11:1: l??? “hi1: POIYK n . _ _ _ _ _ _ _:_ 9 good shape, the extra week given» ""115 Ql-MUTY l3 "l9" nu M1114 owl w111 111111111 111 g1;~1,—_g;11;;~=;;,1;1;,:'-=;;1;1g" $5,’, ,,, ‘mi’, ,,,,,'...,,,,, 1-119 ° """"""""""""""" " m-rfki-"éwiljii? MARKET 11-5-11 <11; 11313111111 o1 Mont-m- ac-t ma» w». 0m 99",. with vln em c ent as en utt oo . “Q1118” ﬁﬂnﬁn 655,1: 91"?" gamut!” 1 I ‘I 611:1‘)? llslvolllpzgs; 29o???“ yams 301mm "A5857 2:181:1- """"""""" '"_' some or the team; ﬁr‘: (12,113. 11 I 919M Rllbbvr lﬂlld 0X1"!!! --------------------- ---.-- “J5 - _ ~ r‘ 1 cwll-lllﬂl-llll m1 1811-1111 0111011 11111111 1111-1111: ------------- -- =1 P°""°°' - ",1 fl,',§'i}'"n“1‘,,,'f,‘fﬂ‘,f‘,f ‘,‘,’“,‘,',‘f N" f,‘ » .' ﬂ- -. ' supplied the winning crews. The Eggs .__ . 19 00w - 4 ' ' 9° ' “"3 a ‘ 1 . b m cmw m“ in 1870 broke on" n5 H" _ g1; strong team will leave next Tues- l, o l; , " cméﬂ“ of oxrord.‘ snowmen potnoen" no pork g1‘ day morning to plny Suckvilie thel ' ’ 4 J s‘; "raga w J‘ H. n Gonna. "my _ ___ Mopn-Aqug Manx.“ :0 5am: night and Halifax on Wed-i ‘T? I I "m" 0' J‘ D‘ mldlmrgdm’? 01:0]: PM‘ “" """" " . ' , a“ 3:28’ _ no‘: 13' a u. "I FA8H|DNABLE\ ' FOOTWEAR ‘ i... '1 I ' " §'.°'§.§'.‘“°l".§'.i.§§$” ofntlnieecrew MURRAY HAIIOR 0114 ---,-,- -- :5‘ ':'"°"I:*"' "1"" _ _ I_ . j" . which ao yuan 1mi- ended another “Po ton ....-.... -. .__. u‘ y u . ' " [on] gringo: 0810M Iiﬁtbﬂl. Bamr -----.----....-... ~~_!n”»--------~----~-

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