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Large Crowd Witness

From Rovers Inst Ewe Hard Hitting Con cord Crowd of Cu

Excellent basketball in League Friday on L.‘of C. ﬂoor last Rovers and Stars. "Evening. I One of the largest crowds 0t bail

Tho Chanel,” game o, 558mb rbllowers that has ever attended n

, 1 l game at Victoria Park turned out ha" between ‘h§,,,s°,ge§‘ nmsbﬂoznﬁ last evening and witnessed the An-

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packed pudience at the league of the Cross Gymnasium resulted in l will for the Pioneers by a close

chlors take a hard hill-ills 181139 from the Rovers in the opening of the City llaague -by a. score of 8 to 5.

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LAMBROS 0110s l

DUNHILL PiPF-s AND ‘England haul inst zi lnclnoraillc TOBACCO Kitillt} zluainst tho Australians by

‘ . snvcn runs. Arising out oi’ thnttlo-

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,.Ei_lgland’si ‘Cricket Mad As Popular Sport Starts

2'l.~*~li1ll§l2llitl is lt'1‘|i‘lii‘i llliiil tli summer. A tetllll ;l't*]il'i'tit'llllllil A ll-nlla is here to jlllifﬂlltl the mytlllt-nl "ashes," or will ,111,. 1-1111111-1‘ o1‘ ﬁvn Test Matches to illl‘ ]|l2i_\‘t'il lii‘l\\'t‘i‘ll the “Aussies? liillil linglzlnll. lillnrcst. taken in 11111150 gitllitis Pill} oilly ln- compared lto that yvhlrll grips AlllCflCil tlnr- iillu tliu progress til‘ illG baseball ’\\,-'Ol‘lil Series.

Tho lorlll " rhos“ was the inven- .iio11 of ii news1izl1lcl‘ in 1883 ﬁlm!‘

LONDON, hilly

by u large circle of friends and acquaintances. R. I. P. N.I3.—The body will he cremated, and the Ashes taken to Australia." lThc games will last for three days lfl-om 11 a.m. until 6.30 p.m., with [forty-ﬁve minutes interval for lunch innit tiller-ll minutes for tea.

i ‘NATIONAL burnout-z i W011 Loot no.

ant basketball was played -by both chalked up in last night's ﬁxture teams with ‘the

opponents 4. ability typical of the Pioneers coon way o; good m9a3ura_."[)u[chy" lchanggd m“ ‘me “t bm-ue i“ ‘he Diamond and MoEachern doing the 8900i]

hack dmmmg m“ “we “d Wm‘ ball went to the road and looked

score oi‘ 28 to 26. . Throughout both periods excell- lMitlra triples and 11000169 We" University men than in any game the writer has having the big edge and even tlook- seen, tol- quite a good many seas- lug like winners in t-he first twenty 0115; 11, (act nwo or the longest. hits minutes. scoring 18 points to their Dated o“; 111 muons gave the spec- Bll! experience Md tators a dew additional thrills by

perm‘, when met’ came said "poling" on each occasion the ning out by a close margin. to, circuit clout». bu‘ deep ,n,'f,i,‘,f’df,ji,i‘fs‘glﬂﬁsf"° m” mm‘ "d playing ill L110 Oili-ﬂﬂld held the nits

' to three lone cushions, Nearly ev- ery player on iboth lineups hit well last night, which bespeaks lots of action in the league this summer.

Saint Dunltane

iCLTingley... . . . . . . . 8 iF. Jeininlng .. 9 iD. (Ybearys 2 THE GAME "an: FM. nllllplly .. 2 l lg 91,1191, 11 ‘Dha iRovers went down in order (t, 31110901111111 , 0 in the ﬁrst inning, while the Anch- E. Murray (1 ors counted once in their halt. A. Gllllg . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 0 Saunders doing the scoring. d —- Second Inning-Rovers annexe Totnl . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 26 three. McEacher-n. Blanchard and Mlclnnis crossing the plate on a Pioneers brace ott hits iby Smith and Connors n» AW?" - - - - ~ - - - - ~ - - ~ - - -~ ‘i Anchors-Saunders leading oft -'< (‘siilvmli - 1° gets on, steals second and scores F- Cm‘ - - - ~ ~ - ~ - - ~ n when Smlith drops McDonald's long G- Whlit’ - 5 fly to right ﬁeld. tvibmallull blllsles n‘ w°°d5 0 and is sate. MoFarlane does like- T; Dew“ ' 1 wise as McDonald goes to third \\. Scantlebllry .. . 12 and puns Coﬁnors, ‘brow to ﬁrst

With the bags loaded LDempsey" Diamond comes throng w tl ii UmMWTEKVﬂ ‘Mann's nice single scoring MlcDonaid. ‘Mc- Mahon advancing to thlrdhls Cililggli ‘ 9 Flat-toote on a sna t row y “Y , ‘Dlamontldwilllarrls sav; what look- ed like a. rally iby stabbing Cron- ~Gyln-1tt30 to ll.30-iSpoclzll in's drive to second. Anchors 3; (rlass; 3.30 to 5-Juniors. 7 to 8~ Rovers 3. 'l‘on.chcr's Basket/ball; 8 to 9.30, 3rd lnnings-Jibovers, Nash fans. .\lr\n's Volleyball. McEachern follows with a three lltii\“llllg—iclllll‘(!l1 League, 7—St. ‘hugger tot deep loft ﬁeld. The hit as Pnlrlﬂs vs. Baptists; 8.30 'l‘rlnity vs. it sailed over Cronirfs head looked

Total . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 28

Zion. ltke four sacks, but fast relaying held MdEachern on tlhird. Preston

CHURCH LEAGUE Diamond fans, and MicEachern is

Si. James won over (Icnirnl loft on third when Blanchard flyS

tlhristlllll by tic-fault with the lol- to McFarlane. , lowing scores: tAnchor-a-drrancls leads with ‘ a single, lsteals second andp-‘acores

ST. JAMES on “iDtltchy" Diamond's ' ouble. 1'l‘_ ‘llolvzitt 95 139 135 Smith losing the catch. 01050183" ‘ii i-dlliliitiln l9! 107 H2 takes three swings and scoots to . Perry 177 171 10S ﬁrst when Preston Diamond. drops i Cilillleftin 163 177 192 itihird ball; "Dutchy" scores from

third -on the throw to ﬁrst_ Saund~

United iron over 'St. Peters hy tlo- ers fails and MdDonald flys to fault with the following scores: Blanchard. Anchors 5; Rovers 3. UNITED 4th 1nnln1z—ti'tovers. lMoGulizan

J. ivobstol- 197 It'll 135 works one hunldretiper cont. when P. Tilrner 83 176 158 he picks iMttlnnis‘ hard drive to il.. doughnut] . .115 107 190 short. Doyle replaces Smith at bat B. Conrad . . . . . . .. 159 149 198 and works ‘MoFarlane for a free

Total-Milli.

pol-tulll-ty when Connors tans and Doyle is caught rvteallns third.

pass. The Rovers lose a golden cp-

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ning by 8 to 5 Score- test Witnessed by Re- stomer8—— Next Game

Evening Between

Williams worksfllwchrlane for s free ride and steals second on ov- erthrow. Nash also is passed to ﬁrst. MdEachern doubles scoring Wlilillmﬂ; Nash is thrown o“! W Cronin in a beautiful throw to the plate. Preston Diamond tans,

tAnchor-s-Jrancle thrown out at ﬁrst. “Dutchy” Diamond tﬂPIBB 1° deerp centre; The hall rolled to tho road hut like McEachernl ‘he is Pill" led up at ‘third when the drive looked like a homer. MOGMSBH singles and Diamond scores. Saun- ders is thrown out ‘at ﬁrst. McGui- gan takes second and crosses the plate on McDonald's double. Mc- Donald steals third and scorer 0h overthrow. McMahon singles and on the next ball pitched is caught at second in a nice throw ‘bY P1115“ ton Diamond. Anchors 8; Rovers 4. (m, 1111111113, Rovers-Blanchard raises the nor-til end bores by sins- ling to rigiht. iMiclnnis loses n hard drive to Cronin. Doyle is again

' walked by hicFariane. Connors hits

to MoGulgan and is thrown out. Blanchard steals third and scores on McMahon's fumble of Cruwellﬂr drive. Williams tans leav- ing Doyle on third.

Anchors —— McFarlane fans. "Dempsey" hits to rliitvtiuisnn and is thrown out. at ﬁrst. Cronin inns. Anchors 8; Rovers 5.

Seventh lnning'—-Nnsh hits t0 M’Guigan and ls o_ut. M’Eachorn up Francis retires fivihsckey" on a nice catch o! a loul ball. Preston Diamond gave the Rover hackers a. chance to cheer by singling through third, but Cronin ended the cheering when he made a lov- ely catch 0t Bianchards fly to left ﬁeld retiring the side. Final score. Anchors 8; Rovers 5.

THE LINEUPS

Ilmpirns~McAlccr lit tho pinto; s McDonald on the bases.

NOTES

Creat game for an opener.

lHis llonor the lblent. Governor and iliis Worship the lMllyor wort- intorestod spectators. '

The Rovers and Stars iplny Fri- day night same time. Keep the

Australians Ahead 190 Runs at Oxford

OXFORD, England, ‘May 25.——'I‘ho second day's play ill the counter lbetween the itollrirlg Australian cricketers and Oxtlord University today attracted a crowd of 8,000 who were trewted to a delightful etlribition in an atmosphere oi! mid- summer. The Dark Blues gave a. heroic demonstration of game- ness. a battle against big odds. Be- fore the Australians had wound up their first innings they had bet- terod tho Oxonians initial turn at bat -by 190 runs.

holl lultl iMoFarlane out at ﬁrst:

nin flys to Blanchard. Anchors 5; illovers . ' 5th Innis, Rovers-Crowell trans

Hawboldt Wins In

Mmmie Jiawilloldt. of Westville. _ _ won the viz-mile raoo here tioday W152i’. ?;§‘-°'3..‘.’.?.E 1," i“ ";",'..'*‘,’,“,§,“-5,,7“""‘"- .“ ' r nw r.r ecourse, gus 'l::;"i=m_3t1 Jiggiiw" "gigs"!- Aiistral- lvlwbolllnll. of Alntlgolkish, rlulsnad

0km‘, n“ I - 1 second. elm: 100 yards behind the m“, l Tammi“ 15 "C0114 "- winner. and (tough. of Trenton, was

g3 om“ °w~ third. about 50 yards in the mar,

Twenty-five out of 27 starters ggﬁgitli?“ ' - - ~ - - - -- -7_13 -l'lnished the race. Wostville captur- Rochoﬂtey -- 16 1:8 ed the team our. put up by the New Nowém‘ ' 1R 20 an‘ Glasgow AlA.C. Their Winners

' -- - , - got first. fourth and eighth. Willard Syracuse . Li 21 .382 Forbes’ of Lorne’ won the gold Jersey ‘( lty . 1Z5 .5159 nwdal non“) print He w” ““‘“i'"¥ 4*‘ ~12? tweliit-h and it was hi8 rim. race

M i M , . nlleadydtlatio Medicine. You need ,,,,,§_'V,‘IQ,,I,‘,",',',§DY,',‘,ZZ'; €€ec%a\g1k,gt: no physician for ordinary ills when cohJrg‘ ﬂashed home the “dang-rid

lSifDNaEi, .\'. .. .\i:i_v l?» John i" (‘illtinnltl 24 12 .007 Miles. of Syllllfﬂ‘ .\l.nr-~:, \v<lrl<l's‘t‘llil-'l1:li Z1 ‘l2 ‘636 champion Alalrzrtlyoni-r, won illl“yi11|~1111k]y|1 18 14 536 (‘ape llFPiOil rouil rln l--. llw Pjtlshlifgll .. lii 16 .529 Naithanson lhfPPﬂlllil‘ l'iil'l‘, ll"l'(‘. io- i Si. llmlls l!) l!) .500 day lrl 1.’- lllillllii'.\ :1 SIWOINlS. lt\‘l-ll' York . . . . .. 10 20 444

Miler-l took llli‘ llwllti nlmnt 2200 Philadelphia 1.‘? 2i. $82 yards fnonl tho sttlri. and iiinln- ‘ lioston . . . . . . . .. l0 24 Z94 inllletl 3Ylt1'illill"(?l|..‘ll'tl it. llnill tho. finish. which ho Pilllli‘ tll Jiiilllll. lilo AMErucAN LEAGUE, yards in front of .\lll-:o Silllivllili with Reid limo third illlil lhin .Vlal'.- Won Lost PC. 7190i]. of North Swine)‘, liiiirill- Now York . . . . .. 27 9 .750 Sullivan illlll liti-ht sl-Itzt-rl ii livoly (‘Ititﬁliillil .. 21 15 .583 duel for t-lﬁPlliiil piiiri‘. PiiilllllnlfWVllshliilzton . . . . .. 2i 17 .553 positions li(‘\f‘l'ill iililim llurliir: the Plillntlolphllt , 2t) 17 ,5", run. Chit-ago 20 1i) .513

Afior the rzltv: .\iilv>s i‘Xlli'(‘.‘~i:iL‘Il lltatrnlt 18 18 .500 his delight at ‘lW-(Villlillil 1h» pow, 110511111 _ __ 11 24 5110 mancnt poetsr-ssor or illt- llitllilhtllllfi 5t. lﬂiillS 'i 27 .260

Naihnnson trophy. which is his lly vlrtllle inf his Nllftftihi-Sltt! \'ii'.itil'li‘.ii in

1925 and on the [PFC-SPIN occasion. Ilnltilllol-Q , , , _ ,_ 21 9

INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE. Won Lost INC. .127

W" ‘"1"’ "1' him" it home 0i DP- the two and a half mile race for Thomas’ Eclectrlc Oil for coughs, boyl; under 13, Rgymqnd 395mm colds, sorta throat, bronchial tron- Stsllarton, finished second,

'hlcs, it is available; for scalds, A.C. Millie, former president M1’. burns, bruises, sprains it is unsur- iB.A.A.U.C., was present at the ‘passed; while for cuts, sores and "i09-

,t‘he like it is an unquestionable

Anchors-Connors throws wcMa- “DelntpPt'"" Tllnnnond lays a nice those in hm" “n: '“ Sam‘ 6mm“ M“ the bitterly last evening lol’ not being

ﬁrst gr =lly while Diamond piliers second. but is loft there when (iro- 51111:,“ t: fgznsgawl mmﬂbutp ‘Mir

New Glasgow Race

NEW GIJASGOW. N13, May 25—

good work up—gct away on time.

Some o! the fans. especially cars, were lcnrllplnilllnrz

The collectors shmlld cover more ground-how lalmut it?

6,000 See English Defeat Quebec, 5-3

MONTRJEAIL, May 25.—0ver 6.000 llootball enthusiasts gathered at Alexandra Park horn today Blllfl snw the touring eleven representing the lhilgllsh Football Association mark up their tlrst victory when they (‘pPllPfl tlic trip against a side sol- ectetl by the province of Quebec Football Association. The scort- was five goals to three iln .t'avor of the Englishmen,

‘The teams lined up:

lEngland-Seweli, Bark" 1111111 Clitford, Magoo, Waugh and Hark- 118. Harrie, Jack, Rawlinlgs, iSmith and Tulnstall.

iMontreal-Jrsnglands. Barnes aind l-louison. iMlller. Boll amd MoKalln. Jack. Green Weetwater, Marshall rind Baillie.

The some was tilled with nx- ccllcnt soccer. the visitors giving a. fine exhibition.

"filnstsli. Jack (3) alnd Rnwllngs, did the honors ifor England. Wh-iln Baillie. iMnrshail and Wostwator scored for tho Montnealers.

healer. no testimonial

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Silmmerside this year intends to,

committee or the Summerslde Athletic Association and the play- ers themselves counts for any- thing baseball ill going over- B10 in the Western Metropolis this year. '

To promote more interest and ltaener competition the/town has been divided into wards and there will be a team from’ eech‘oi' the three wards. A licheiinU-hac been

int-t will ‘be: The int-m (from the east end) and for $11k team Doyle, Daley, Peters, A. qhlleton, , J. Schnrman, R. Lyle a .. Kely, , iDiclrie. Gordon llllriﬁn ll and . several other; will linen For ' ~ the iSenntore (troll: the oelttrl)

rﬁvive its old time interest 10nd Graves, Mon-lg, N, 111111111101, R high standard of baseball and if Johnston, J. Cameron, H. Phillipa, the enthusiasm or the managing and others will play.

drawn up and the ‘teams compet-lepective supporters.

Nﬂonon. Cameron, Lidstone.

The Braves (from tho wast and) will havt- Howatt, Wright. Campbell. Stewart L. Gallant. B. Johnston, R. Silli- phant and others.

Manymew and young players Will seen on the diamond this year and will enliven thingll somewhat. The Sumnieralde Athletic Associa- tion. are getting out membership tickets and each team will receiV-r 75 tickets to distribute to their re- By purchas in; these membership tickets ill” flirt! are

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