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Wm god Sox routed New Yost

mme vvnite sox shoves st. mm gmvms further into the cellar _"dawning the Bt. louis outfit 5-2 Wh qgorge Eanlahaw turning in nnqlit pitcililil.

|0xX GETS THIRD H01

Jimmy Foxx, , Philadelphia before Wall- soore was 'I-6.

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lit the Isrsest sunday lin Field has attracted

Detroit Tigers were

cleveland Indians 'I i Nine doubles six of th

sus, featured

velmd put on a f hi the eighth to send latsbly ahead at the

ills game really was los

Llgbywiiefn the Indians got

for four hits and three

fmounvcouns rimouou

'A lusty double by Joe Gunn in ml ninth inning f,0d,gy bg-gught toms two badly needed'runs and me the Senators st home s. 'i-3 .Victory over Philadelphia Athletiu.

BOWLING

HOCKEY-

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ling onnances winding

Oasnilllailast night. up

Glenn Oiurilingliam, the Klang;

°l’clone. added another gem to his mill-“Hubs crown by taining the measure of his slim Pennsyilvenia rivnl, Gene Venake, in the track re- cord time of 4:11.! for the d|.y's spotlight conquest, while Cornell University's squad staged a come

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mA", back by sharing ihe major relay remaining record wh/an he

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the discus spinning 151

George Spitz, lanky

‘University iumper, sooo

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1-- -_ ' _ ' past couple of months and it is ex- '

Saturday night

GUN

Walker festive wi

is its iii its ?

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NLUIG THE SHIRT » .

owns! will ' f.2.u°'f"»l»°“`§.‘ie§f.‘1»’.' '.'e"'e£f 't`L“§&'t' l3'“§fl.'°.‘li

_ ' ` . forts in the new Beaver squad. of rmw Yom. apzu ao -_ lefty §l‘En;;:;En§§Eegl°`be]:ieme'g?E:ettu1l; mu'wu'k°’ 3"’ ohm” am” °"‘ _i » star talent in various centres and gg) “""p,1°°f “uh” ‘°“°“u "‘ num lunged th, gage, y Mr. Lemy eteteo lest night be ned; uh I I' U Il I mm” bgggegbw “gm |, 45.3 dggggg in i 45 new pucklnen on his negotiatloni

au mum", In-cu’ Ind", ‘ an exhibition, “mg at t‘Y" list. Still a. fifth player who will

_ . ° ° ’ (By Jolla Mander: Canadian Press 3°bbv B°"°°n» Pf°m|3mS NW

Wm' W” '°'°°° M' ‘° °m Throwing their muai close- sun writer) G18-ww ¥°“118='=°f- WM W” fe-

eboebing game into the aisoerd the MoN'l.'nslal.., .un-u as._neepiie Mod P°fm1SSi°I\ *D i°1“ il” Be"- teams played a wide-open game a movie-like gal-mon finish by U3 1“iP_Wl11W1'- B°bbY lb R b1'°i?h=1f

tgp gg gum; with mg gm. Manned Ngtiqglg, vmbquver of Joey s, Charlottetown Abegweits oyi;l¢;qeeiq¢4g4vmf,g¢¢Plvvineeiodsyhsdanes1i-eis\ng-°°°- V _ leisold clam the gl

play. ped on Montre

b ,ma - - - sportauienu cup, emblematic oi the Promote of Kish volibro

a single. d£_\°~'€ht 1’;!5_§l’F§*$ §.m°mrdlP°"k°bb°u cmmpiwmip M The Beavers, said their manaser.

ednsscay night nut. ‘ Flvo seconds to go, b1.¢g_h,,,,,,d_ are to present et team wbieb mould

, , , Mm” pmlg Wm, . supmn be stronger even than the Hawks

teirssndnedwillgsmeet Pwhdlwlwudedupmgsmn Lamyhas divided hisadditional,

the'f‘i.fth inning gave them the in the second ameof their semi- h°"°1“t“’¥ht|-“45°“W'h°°°°°nd` pr°sp°°t° up mm th!" cw” “S necessary edge to beat the Giants final series fog-si-he iris basketbm El-mo of the Dominion finals inwi to experience, ability, size and s~4 at Boston berore a crowd or title of tb, noi :lame club on °'“"'"“°- Tm WW” “*1°h°1d°f=~ P“’m"°' "‘° 1°"°“ ""“'“““ °’ 1.,_,m_ _ ,muh num “V7 m_ Pm mm! www., “M 0,, meh- ,em-ve which be aeoloreewoulei more than

my 1,, mum" mmm and ‘yon ‘M1624 mm ma da strength and trlupmhed. as-38, compare with last year's select* urbanniidroveineiienmauaer- oislngl gsmspmlewmn eettll' °°“°1°""“"“‘°"*°"""“’“ B“”"“'°‘“‘ men' H°’°" ”°“”“ ,,,,,,,,w,,,,,,,,,,,_v,,.,',,,,_,,,,m,,,, Dm” m the mm mm ° i.boibat¢ameou'l'blu-esaynigni.p1ayere iromduebee. ottawa. on-1 omg N3wmgb|° for the oum- _, , , the victory made it practcally a tario and Manitoba districts. There mm, on mm, ,wo double, and Anxious ,D t sm to an "dy certainty tbo Dominion title would le little likeunooo or needing Meri- l hu fwnh hom, run of th, “non “rt me S005; omg' an “mn be held on the Piscific Coast for the time transfers as there may be few on mm ~ got _ mum thu mum at ug, aeoono yen- in a row. 'nie tlunl changes in the “Big Four" elubs. . _ 5 ' uma will be played Monday night A couple of players, perhaps

pqpqgyg gm" 505139 ‘N v1°°°n" P'fk‘_ _ _ with the fourth and fifidl, if neces- three, will be released by Moncton

nigga; ,nw Ion" dkpmyod plenty bu M-ry Tiloldiey BM Thursday. but he said he had been infos-med

ny in mm sm" mt seuonzné -\1¢li°\|8ih Vi6'i»0l'il~ 31119 Ribbons, by the Hawks management that na

'rwo foul--run rallies. one in tile us dmmmfd ta be in the but loot vos-fs champions. have two or meeting or the elub bm as yet been imhmmmigd tm aum' mb'?; wloibio Show this year They also triheeér :lt:'rE'heM!`?:tNgn;nledrl:‘:$ Pig. e ena Bmokl °- - ° -__ .,}f‘,,hm,,, M M, ,.,,,§‘,,,;,h ,,, ore desirous or sgeinstee men; ngw tbim uns psobelbly :inn eneountei- b:eol=alosio¢m»eel=,wlll¢b lun P*""‘“P°“‘ ° ‘“‘“°“ °' *»°m°f=°v\=L¢=i= wooolivoofodeto gxgendgd to your su,-|”_. 11555109- _ ' . finish with the Vtnwuver Outfit

wilqmgg of mm- pl-.11 hu;-1,", again on the winning end of the

who issued 12 bases on balls, mst- A- m°°““3 °° ",°°“'3“m‘° l'h° In* °°°1`°-

erhut ‘med th, Dodsam Tm dustriai Baseball League is to be Although. Montreal last night

il held in the Labor Union Hall to missed man shots feet and in-

Fiiil. into ix 1 ad ' Y bl!

living into the last frame oneim gg Jw mn1n;°wh;n ta” night at 7.80. All managers. cap- ches it appeared that all the Van-

in behind, xubel singles, 'mee med and Manusb hunted 'io as. MN i-hem. and pave the wsy for li-Uisser 0rcnin's welcome smack. mlidelbhia wok sn early lead M Jimmy Fon poles out a W with two shone in tile,

Game Adjourned

IU. sy oumlluna special win) 3i‘U'l’10AiR.’I‘, Germany, April W "'m° Hill Sl-me of the chess _'W°l>i°ii-ohio match between Dr. Alexander Alekhine and E. D. Bo. l°liiib0w. challenger for the world iii-io. beam today and was ooyoul-u. Ni after 41 moves. to be resumed ggzisy. Dr. aleklline has won

WH" to Bogoliubmrs om,

llid six have resultsg, in 4;-.wg -

_ Pair of Eyeglasses

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llmvvho mens nau- fwiorvoi-~ from qwin hokuoihhnaiomeui.

E. W. TAYLOR

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Professional llarils

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NORMAN w Lowwnnn Bansigter at Attorney At uw ' “'°°'- Goorn street Charlotteipym |»_ ‘_ [_ Mossy 1-0 mm

Z P - - -""="~"=“'. _ '0_i\__l__l:itlon Commission

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Sens rllslhmwmm .iufneum of Plondornrsgsrdlag

Jor Ielgue It-hieever played in

§§i§i s 5s; ggefs seg;

for the

for home

Suhr, Sylvester Waner all con-

bsse hits.

Commercial Grub tonight held the

55% ills eel

ii i i.

:first game li- -30.

Thi, league enjoyed s. large fol-

areinbecommendedontbeiref-

for a game hero on May 24th with

Local fans will remember the

Moncton squad. as having played the Abegweils a. double header last War and the favorable impression the visitors left both as to sports- manship and ability

National League batters surely

nm” 3,4* ,nd gg”-mn fm. ,lx tains and league officials are asked couver five has to do is in hold the mtg ,high omg mind with g bg; in be present. peli-mail rushes of che fist-Rah °nh¢||,,m4‘h|gb¢“mu,_ ° ° ° ing Nationale forwards and con-

tinue their bursge of sure, deft

s lsollmts nz rmsrl asm: lowing last your and the officers shw-

'witb erows or aosoo mul :ol-to io get to 1 in-t. ‘l".2.°"“.¥..:.‘i*°‘“..‘§‘:;..*I.“"'”""“e......"i‘.`. ;...- H 0 M E R U N- ' ’ ,,”°,,;“f‘;f:,‘; ‘,§“;°,;1 *,‘,°,;“°‘;*,‘,%.§i' ness e-is in the ru-at sunday sn- ban. uoueion Giants are anxious S T A N D I N G mx, ,,,§'§{',, ,,,,f,,d°,,,,,,.,,,,‘?,,,,g‘°°,,3 ,he

”E§§i§fi§= i ell

Ott, Ginnie 1, Foxx, Ath

PiWJ\1il‘|'¥1i- _ one of the senior teams of the city- mm, Y“M,u¥__H,m,tm,_t_ hy, mm, Hg has regeived two

ill

Raliih Yiankeee, 1, Sim

, 1; shiver, Reds,

, 1; Suhr, Pir-

tes

-. Manager Lamy is still awaiting

as a second or third front string of the Saint John sextst in next

sea.son's competition said the local, pilot. i The three players, who as a line

proved the second best scoring threat in the league won by the Moncton Hawh in the 1984 cam- PM811. are at present visiting their former homes. Houston is at Am- prlor, near Ottawa. Donald halls from Carleton Place and is spend- ing s holiday there and at Brock- ville, Ont. Dickson has been in New Glasgow. '

definite word from Jack Draper, captain of the Beavers last winter. Clint Benedict. coach, who will be back next winter, and Draper have been looking over Upper Canadian, prospect; for the Beavers for the

any day now.

The big defenceman, with the

trytoostchonwiththelocslsis

and Charlottetown

to land at least eight of what he terms Class "A" selection on paper. he said. But he only showed a poker smile when asked point-blank what men he classed in that category "They‘l-e just about the best in Canada," he countered.

He was also questioned concern-

ing rumors in Ottawa that several promising youngsters from that ter- ritory were tc come here to join the Beavers.

No, he woilldn’t confirm that

Crossley Sherwood, Zi-year-old star left winger, iredhesdcd and a dash- ing speedsi/er, was to get his re- lease from Ottawa New Edlnburghs, senior champions of the district who were eliminated in the Allan Cup plsydowns by Hamilton Tigers. Nor would he deny the lad was signed by Saint John either. The same held true for “Tag” Millar, brilliant young centre of the Ot- tawa Shamrocks, who enjoyed a great winter touring with the Shams in Europe.

Wihen Verdell Price, crack de-

fenceman of Brockville omas, eliminated by the Burghs only af- ter four tough matches. was men- tioned Lamy just shook his head. in perplexity. “Hawes” Marsh, scin- tillating Hamilton goalie, and May-

had been contacted by him. But there he stopped.

It so happens that “Ike” Houston

has a kid brother who has been “going a gale with Clarkson Uni- versity. He is a left winger and the pros have been scouting the boy. He’s that good. Then there is s teammate of the Potsdaui lsd from the Ottawa Valley-another young front line star of great possibil- ities. Yes, Mr. Lamy had heard of him. They, too, evidently have heard of him, it appeared but he wasn’t saying so last night.

"How about Sargent, could you

use the Halifax goalie? And, Pete Kelly, would he fit in here?" To which the sports writer was re- minded that the “Big Four" clubs n-lust not raid one another, but that all four clubs wanted the Charlotte- town red-thatohed right winger, al- right. And Sargent was a smart goalkeeper right enough.

However there was no denying

the Beavers were to place s. galaxy of stars on the ice.

UNUHANGED'

(C. P. by Guardian's Special Wire)

TORONTO, Apiiiil 29-Hospital

authorities tonight announced the condition of Joe Wright, Jr., noted sculler was unchanged. Wright suf- fered a relapse during Friday night and he became weaker.

result of pulling an ingrown hair on

blood transfusions

si-€w1*_-*O*

APPL Y FOR POSITIONS ON G A TE WA YS

(C.P. By Guallxinlfs Special

W )

'YARlMOU'l'l{. N. S.. April 29-

Oopie lelliane and Pnrnoy Ful- ler made formal application for posltlons on the Gateway base- ball team here Saturday.

Applications will close Mon-

'dsy, and the list or! players will be published hy the Yarmouth Amateur Athletic Association

,,.,,f,.,;,93,ll00 SEE ___

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o ~ ° ° no mason-xleiu, cubs, s; oit, B b

Ifthsldcnctoriiansconbo ac- Gi¢nis,5;I'\>xx,Athletl»cs,4:Hart- a S oomodated on the 24th, local om- “$18. 4: Ru_t.h. §enl§;l_. 3: , .

cisls can mak¢ necessary rrsnge- . Us-Mk!! . : Ura. B S

- ments by writing their ihanagerf WNW SOR. 3-

Mr. aeol-ge wolstenliolme, Box ass, Lowe Toilll-Novioooli 56; Am-

M°n¢fpn_ crimn, 37; Total, D3.

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“km in gl, gh ° ` (C- P Cliiiiil Melvin Ott of the Giants defied

Yer beifi¢'.wm§»ei'.ueewefl 'ifftbutlli I (UO Ml 168 wr Gwoi"-’- Sv=°i=\ Wlfoi on iiuiins trend of iho “B18 S1*

H 0 0 P T I T L E American lee e rivals for tl-le t , , WEMBLEY STADIUM' I‘°“"‘°“' bail-ins ovoraseo yesterday to boooi

gu pas A .

am" prll29.-Manchester City are hold- m If mt third pimp in the

-1- ill;-Tledrllslls. the illldsgleoundilitifeliagg A t I n I S h °"° df *‘h° °‘“’*'°"‘° E“““"h F°°"’°u siiillisifms. liliiinii fhroo times. onool _ . “ken ._ “rin” on me .nd m Amoclati¢on_Oup for the second time for hm mm “Omen in your mpg;

‘°~ ’- W °""‘"""" "’°°"' WW into are loading in the uiattei- oi --- "“ "‘° °‘“b° mm' | to the slate. Ott -uni his ovofrle u§\°"°“'1°,’," 5"" ’°“"°' at :our-base wsliops sa io av ui. r. ny dual-sinnu speeul wil-ei w‘,"”1e“‘§,§ 2 §L°_f,‘°‘,§‘;,,°°,,,'“”d E§“C§f§, up 41 Poihis from 1'# P\'"i°“S 40°

. Edmoo ' . ~ i ml

°°"°°“ " yw °1"°1N"*'n~ *Wu ”“H“"" defeated Portsmouth here saturday mark' 555° Traynoredgmgxldneye

‘ ' To t, ith . average -

Women's baketbsll championship Th” °°”"°l °f “`°""h°PP°" ii' 'amp °°i'“““ °f r°“° w°'f 2-l.inone of the most thrilling fin- W m th ee mm

assumed gs g pl-ovmolgl gggpgngi. the United States Amateur Athlet ,shes m me cu rewri More than nclds, hitting once r

°‘ °°"‘“”" bility but too nomluion covers- io Uuiou 50.0°0-‘Miro °*‘°"\P1°“°h1P oaooo epertewffe were tluuieu us'dwl»ped nine points fe .iso Hack

nm ‘W l°~W°°l mm; which mgmtging Entomolo. walk here today covering the 31,55 Tum ci, °e,,¢,,.,,_fm.W,,.d Iwilson dropped out of the sextet '°"’“' °"““ gieol laboratories of the Dominion miles me no yards lu 4 hours. os “Rilo the geel nom u me-'fio be replaced by his homeioiio ‘M 'mi ‘ M' Department of Agriculture in each minutes, 55 1-5 seconds. He crossedlee gh from of the portsmouth new Jimmy Wilson of the Phillies. while Mm w°m"' province co-operates fully with the the finish line almost two miles two minutes befom the final Whig; | Bill Dickey came back to take the

make it three

"mn mu .pi-oviueiel_i_¢_>3_oes. or tb, field. _Jie viooo of Bill Wefbef- _ _

later in the week.

(By The Amooisisd Press) lay dulu-claire soooiol Wifol

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Run rwffi*C°mbi"¢"Bl“illi'dn'l' (ish Beavers .Management Is' A

1' .Give `l"EveNrif ' A _rg k' U _E .(1 d' e _ _ __ Bgeak _Inv l__Bo,_s,tor_i Series To Meet S33-9_ (U3 Sl:r.sm§'o`r 073324-3;n;qd:¢t; ` _,_ '

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HTUBDAY f ’ V ` ' I ‘ ` ` -_-' ° eesoll was deflnitel _ cad

- _,z_,,,_, mn, Last Day Of Penn. Relay Carnival §___._._..l__5m. §__.._;._.. ._l_'___.._:“‘?.?.'§_;’__‘.‘.’.‘;._._;

...a;°'“°"°u.u.... Attracts Crowd Of 45,000. Cun- ,Hooley on ei on Muon-| €.`.."°.l.‘.‘,’§’,‘..’I,: ningham Beats V k I Mi] li"i.‘.’{°.‘€’i...§2°.°“.‘;‘i;...Ti‘.§e .§i€°;°.°FZ°i “new _em ° “ °' °:%‘l::°i.i::.:'°-.i is'

boo--ww-»~= ‘ 'i.W#L% ..°‘i""“°’.‘”’~°°“‘°“°°‘°""‘°“”‘ "'°“"= "B‘= M" ""1 ‘““°“°°

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i 'MM etllwooee mm gg, boooiooushiw mul treeere- %(NieYe.uut?:ev;nse|.tw- wms mm” "M" Hixlhihs omoiuslon. m

“Nm _ oarlnubbeli shutout Boston un- ,,{,,,`,,°'°,"“°"°°°°

bold to tau this step. _'I ’ QV ,,.

wwtganoaeugaetziinwtbou- L_ ,, ll If

foot- t w are ate: A _, ' -_ -__, .

couple of hi€h’_::lssscI;‘\rerL:;h_A_:_i;am _ _ ja? ‘

from Monro . ar t wn /- _ 3 , L ,_

plonsto rebuild somewhat, and will ` MN!" ` . ~ ’. ~ _, _.-_

import from other sections of the § -- 'H,,,,F,._,,,.//

Dominion. The Wolverines will ~ -fs ~ _

havg several new men in harness V `_`_,_£_:__ ,Z

and may do business with Moncton . - e- . /. - _ " fe- - -fa Y, ~ -_- . -__ - _

The Saint John leader would like _

most adverse conditions,

Sizes from 5 H. P. up.

BlUENOSE

nord Peterkin. Burgh’s great net- minder, were also breached. At that tn, Beaver been admitted all :ive-‘

inluimr

Crowds Again Throng

to Pier to Glimpse “Queen of the North Atlantic.”

'IOR.ON'I’0, Apllil 29-For six

months Bluenose has lain against the port aide of the York Street dock, almost unnoticed by the odd wayiarer who found it necessary in bnave the winter winds of Front Street.

Today it was all different. There

was no cha.n.ge in the breeze blow- ing in off the lake, or the rusty hulks of tied-up grain boats that tower above the banker‘s graceful rails. Thlefne was no change in the flat expense of “made land" stretching out in front of the Har- bor Ooinmision building, or the scrubby trees of Centre Island. lying off-shore.

But there was one change. Mot-

or-cars and bicycles thronged down to the York Street pier, Boys and girls and ‘men and women leaned over the wharf-side to look cur- iously at Bluenose. Angus was back. Short and hard and competent, the man who sailed Lilnenbilrg's Queen of the North Atlantic through four triumphant international champ- ionships was back to take her wheel again.

In all probability the 13-year-old

banker will go down to salt water this tall, to meet Gertrude L. The- baud off Newport in another tat of #Deed for' the North Atlantic fishing schooner championship. which means world supremacy as far as the fishing fleets are con- oerned.

Angus’ voice was almost lazy as

he said “I think we'll be all

In the meantime, Bluenose wiU

try to make some money by taking parties out to sail on Lake Ontario this summer. Her charterers are banking on the Canadian National Exhibition to tum in a good num- ber of prospective passengers.

make us a small grant,” Angus said in his mild voice today It seems nothing of that nature has been settled.

But things will be moving aboard

Bluenose tomorrow. Angus brought a crew of nine with him, and die plans to get the big schooner under sail “just as soon as possible." A, Lunenbuiiger in abrcwn Sunday suit

aftemoon and smoked, with no eye

morrow they will get the big main-

winter.

BRINGING UP FATHER

apo § iii;

FQ E ,_

th a decided

basket tel-l-liar!

ir third victory afisfr eld the play for the as of the game and

thondroppeduudersdrive by_ths, title,-holdem. _

Grads outscored the Easter-ners

i0~fi\ll- in tbefiiietquarter, at nal! time the count was 27-10 for the winners In`tbe third frame tho Alumnae girls could not gsln a point while Grads i-sn their figure in to 40. and in the last Quarter

'while Gradahsspsiiooters found the bukettogplnuiotberif. ‘

lor selling ¢|¢s.unfit for human ‘ consumption in 'I\n'onto. an On- tario dealer was filled 26 dollars

the Alumnae. rolled in ll P0intl¢ ,

‘°'llie 5°" _ "sa.|fn.1i.°'s.'fl=|'°°dn'°'_"°..

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Will Have Trial Runs lVenxt iiheebk

PORTSMOUTH. England. April 29. - Endeavour, contender fo\r.tba . Amerioafa Cup. W” m°V°d Sii-ilrdw from the drydock where the Last of its launching gear was removed and its hull polished in prepatation for the first trial runs next week.

Some delay was encountered due

-to the necesity for testing the vari- ous designs submitted for the novel cut of the foresail.

The yacht, owned by T. 0. M.

Sopwiih, British. manufacturer, will ‘take pm-tin the races of! Newport, RI., next September.

lS’S|IJE TENNIS ilIlUB I-\NNlli\L N E E T I N G

President of the annual -meeting of the S’Side Tennis Club, which was held on Friday evening with 5 very large attendance. _ ,

The reports of the various com-

mittees were submitted and were most satisfactory and showed that the past season was most success- ful; an even greater membership is expected this year. _

If sufficient interest is taken the

club will arlnnge for two Badmin- ton Courts. e

The annual dance has been ar-

ranged for May 24. The following is the BXi¢¢\1i¢iV°

council: I

President, D. 0. Stewart.

i Vice President. Mr. Eric MacKaY- ` Secretary-Treasurer, A E. Harris.

Committees: Msxiagement. Rev.

ih1‘°“iIh hm in September Tho" .c. J. st. cleir Jeeus. Rev. J., _l_a_. we'll be ready to take anything {W,|5o,,_ Rh E, Willett. °n-" Entertainment, Reg Prichard, G-.

A. Moore, C. J. Abbott. Miss Bessie Snlallmsn, Helen Holman and Janet Home.

Membership, Mrs. Eric MacKay.

Mrs. J. B. Wilson and Frank Daley.

Tea. Miss Jean Moore, Miss

Audrey Taylor and Miss .lean

"With all the special features they [Nicholson get, I think the exhibition might 1, Tournament, A. E. Harl~l.», D. 0-

Stewsrt and Zilplm Liukleiter,-S

who pay their quarters io go si.- board this summer will contribute perhaps liilwittiligly, to the boom of wind in clean white canvas off the eastern coast of this cfiniilicilt in the fall.

"Yes", Angus said today. “the

canvas we have now lsn‘t anything

leaned against the mainmast this to brag about. Ii'll do for the sum-

mer all right, but well have to

at all for the curious crowds. To- 'have s new suit to meet Tlirbauri

in September. -

~ sail up from under hatches, and He sounded confident. as if ll.

perhaps loose the topmasts which were a settled thing. The Lake have lain lashed in the scuppers all

business' will have to be tiemridous to keep Bluenosc out of internat-

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