.. New York Yankees‘ ace catch-

191°?" Senior “Y” Win City Hoop Title

Hawks To Be

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Likely Intact

For Next Season Agreement Reached At iMeeting

Yesterday —

Plans Now Un-

derway To Keep Allan Cup Champions '_I‘_(3_g_ether.

(Osnsdllll Press) , N. 3., May 0—l"ol- | meeting of the Moncton Association tonight , was in the nature of a seq- ,_ y; s joint conference between . stetivee of that organise.- ﬂld a special committee of the , council this atternoonfMajor _ _y_ mglcy, President of the As- tion. announced that an . had been reached be- .. the two parties in connec- m vdth the rental of the Stad- or the coming year. ' e meetinB this afternoon . satire problem was thrashed again and it was mid the City ,... offered slight modifica- ... to their previous proposal to Associatloruwhich the latter ~ accepted on condition the merits can be made to hold shawls!’ tee-m, Allan Oup chem- .. , together for the next play- ., season. The meeting this after- .. was held in camera and the tion which was accepted. not made known tonight. mnighth meeting of the As- etim and the decision reached.

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brings to s. close negotiations which have been carried on between the Association and the City Council for the past week, and which have been followed with keen interest by the citizens.

In their first communication to the Council the Aseocia“ de- ciared it would be impossible to carry further the ﬁnancial burden involved in promoting hockey un- less some measure of relief was forthcoming from the City. own- ers of the Stadium which is under a three year lease to the Associa- tion, sponsors of the Hawks. The lease ,' December 1. 10M.-

m reply to the request has City Council submitted s. counter pro- position to the Association which was turned down, as were subse- quent propositions. The climax was reached this afternoon at a iolnt meeting of the two parties.

The management will now pro- ceed with their plans to retain the Allan Cup team to represent Moncton next season, and if suc- oessful in this, the sub-ldﬂemﬂl‘ to the present lease of the building will he signed Wednesday-

EBBVERING

(Associated Press)

cmOAGO, May il-Bill Dickey, . world champion New York sea‘ star catcher was placed observation today to deter- ... if he is suffering with ap- . til. Dickey was seized with a1 pains this morning at

ast, a recurrence at noon .... Manager Joe McCarthy to

a doctor who ordered Dickey to .. icr Iii hours.

LATER. CHICAGO. Nay 9-Bill Dickey, tonight was recovering from st first appeared to be sp-

, but finally was diagnos- asanattsekof aontsindigea-

Suspend Disarma- ment Meeting

GENEVA, Mhy 0—-(A.P.)-Gen- erol meetings 0d the World Dis- armament Centerenoe today were suspended, perhaps until next week, because of the general opin- ion that further discussions would be useless until the five big pow- ers approach agreement on their differences.

Wide divergencics of viewpoints have been created by the introduc- tion of German amendments to the British arms proposals in which the Germans oppose the es- tablishment of oonscript armies.

During the recess the leaders will endeavor to reach an agree- ment on the standaniizion of arm-

srsrrru RESULTS

AMERICAN LEAGUE

R. B. I.

Washington .. 010000 123 ‘l l6 1

St. Louis 100040000 ii 9 1

Links. Burke, Russell. Orowder]

and Sewell: Weill. Knott, Hebert and Ferrell.

INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE

B. I. I.

Jerle! O10! .. 00001001! 4 '| I

Montreal 010 00813:: a is 0

Pomorski and Grabowskl; Cas- carella, Sullivan and Rensa.

NATIONAL LIAGUI

R.H.E.

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3080011 ......03003100X 715 0

3°?’- lmith and Chagnon; Frankhmisemdﬁpohrer,

Pittsburgh

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Toledo I: It Kansas City 2. POBTIONID GAMES NATIONAL LEAGUE Bl. Louis at New York, eold. Qhiaess at Brooklyn, eold.

Cincinnati at Philadelphia, grounds.

wet

AMERICAN LEAGUE

New York at Chicago. cold.

Philadelphia at Detroit, grounds.

Boston at Cleveland. wet grounds,

wet

lee and the reduction of war met-

HERE’S NEWS I

erials.

INTERNATIONAL LIAGUI

Albany at Toronto, rain. Newark at Buffalo, rain. Baltimore at Rochester, rain,

.AMIEBIGAN ASSOCIATION

Columbus at Milwaukee, wet grounds.

Louisville at grounds.

Illdllnl-Dolis at st. Paul, ‘m Brounds.

Minneapolis, w“;

The value of cut ﬂowers sold in Canada for the year ‘ended May 3:, i932, was $1,003,927, or 68 per sent of the total value of the floricuitural and devofﬁilve plant production by the Dominion during that period,

"why 415i" W“ k991i the secret I 001d 10117"

"Why didn't You keep it your. self?"

At Y. M. C

Bsnoir "Y" hoop squad are Oil»! Champions for 1983-34, displtwinﬂ Hi-Y Club last years title holders. by whining from the Navy team at the “Y” gym last night 30 to 24-

Ibd by "Tiny" Matheson lanky eenizemen. who gained 10 points during the evening. and Bill Henry, small‘ but mighty forward in the matter 0f scoring points and ably assisted by Glen Partridge the new titlists carne from behind in the second half, after losing their lead gained in the first half, to win out by 6 points.

The game although not produc- ing the best brand of basketball was close and exciting all the way through, and kept the large crowd of fans on the edge of their seats throughout.

Senior Y soorod the ﬁrst points o! the game, scoring a. nice field goal, but the Navy came beck strong to capitalize on foul shots, and field goals and build up a

By Defeating ﬁVy Team 30 To 24 In Final Game Of Series

' Maiheson

lead; the "Y" boys staged a rally and at the whistle were leading 12

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[SPORT WORLD

A. Last Night.

Atthestartoftheaecohdsee- sion the “Y” increased their lead to 14-10, but midway through the period the losers were leading the "Y" pack 31 to 20 but again the winners rallied strong to once a- gain take the lead and hold it to the finish despite valiant efforts on the part of the Navy, urged on by Ayers and McMahon, who rained shot after shot at the "Y" basket without success, the tilt ending with the above mentioned score.

Lineups:— SENIOR “Y"

Guards

NAVY

Lerter Rd!!! J. Connolly

Hudson Taylor ‘Iloomibs Centre Ayers Hale Forwards Mel/labors Cox McKinnon

Henry Partrldlze Warren Rice Referee-E. Goes.

Represen tatives

5'1‘. JOHN, May 0.—The inaugura- tion of a weekly "Maritime Provin-

_ ces Hour" for broadcast in the Do-

minion, and nightly programs by lo- cal talent to be given from local “oadcasting stations, are objectives

tor of broadcasting for Eastern Can-

Broadcasting Commission.

Mr.‘ Dupont witlrE. W. Jackson,

supervisor of studio relations for the commission, arrived in Saint John Monday from Ottawa. They are entering upon a. Maritime 1m? . Mr. Jackson is concerned with thc g;- ranglng oi’ schedules and is also i.n- terested in finding out if all sections are adequately sewed by the exist- ing broadcasting statlons and if there is any superfluous service. The two officials arc leaving to- day for Fredericton and will visit Moncton and Sackville before going to Prince Edward Island, where they will visit Charlotetown and Summer- side. Returning to the mainland they will stop at Sydney and Halifax and may g0 on to Wolfville.

so. Dupont was obtaining infor- mation about local talent and spoke of his desire to have the Maritime Provinces’ hour, ii‘ it can be arrang- ed, made something distinctive. A Quebec hour had been inaugurated at Montreal last week, and in that program folk songs and talks con- cerning Quebec and its history are to be especially featured.

If the commission sponsors the program suggested. it will provide the remuneration for the artists. Mr. Dupont was anxious to have every section represented in the talent pre- sented and also to have the best

ART BRADLEY

iT he special head office representative of Tip Top ‘ Tailors Limited, will be at our store

Friday, May 12, Sat. May. 13, Mon. May 15

Years of experience have placed this Tip Top representative in the forefrontna a clothing specialist. As an expert In wool- iens and style trend he will be glad to offer you the benefit of his wide experience and, in addition he will also personally measure all customers who place their orders during his visit.

The New astounding low price of Tip Top Blothes 211519.50

makes them by far the best value on the market today At thonew iow price you positively get the same high quality

of wooiiens, the same high grade tailoring. ' personally measured and custom tailored.

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‘ of talent taking part. Mr. Jackson noted that one of the recent rulings of the commission was that broadcasting stations were given until September to take up ‘ locations outside cities. He did not

think that ruling would aﬂect Saint ' John, however, as there were special i-ircumstances regarding power con- nection and other factors that had to be considered.

Regarding the recent change in wave length for the local station Mr. Jackson said it had been s. matter of international arrangement. That the wave length of any local station must interfere with some other sta- tion was unavoidable, and where one station that had formerly been a popular one to Saint John Mtcncrs could not be heard so clearly an- other one giving even more notable programs was clear now where it had been interfered with previously.

It is Mr. Jackson's special task to see that the interchange of pro- gress between stations is well regu- lated and the seryice to all sections is adequate.

‘ CARDINAL DIES

ROME. May a-(LP-i-Card- insl Cenettl, former auditor of the Apostolic Delegation at Washington, died of diabetes today.

The Cardinal. who was 80

years old, had been I11 s week, " although for several years his health has ban mums;

Of Radio Com.. On Maritime Tour "

i

Abbie Sisters Advised From W. A. A. Fp

591 Bafrlﬂﬁbn 8t. Halifax. 3V. B. May 7th. 1938., lviiiss Lillian, Duchemin,

Manager, Abbie Sisters Basketball Team, ' i Charlottetown, P. E. I. '

sought by J. Arthur Dupont, diree- e Deer Miss Diwhelniur-

I reed with much interest, the

m1; undel- me ganadm, 34,110 ,letter in the Charlottetown Guardi-

an of recent date, re women's bas- ketball in your city, written by a lVllr. Goes.

‘would our Mend Mr. Goes please explain where he received his in- formation that I had sirspended the Halifax Ladies and the Aibble Sis- ters. This is not the truth, as the Abbie Sisters have been register- ed with the MP3.W.A,.AI‘. of O. and the Mary Ann's wrote Mr. Shipley, re their amateur cards (he advising them to carry-on un- til ltilrs. Mattson, Sec, forward their cards) which they received two weeks ago.

You may print pert or all of the constitution which will explain why athletes must hold Amateur Cards and also. why girls holding cards are forbidden to play with or against unregistered athletes.

I would advise the Girl's Clubs of Prince Edward Island affiliat- ing with the MPBMIJLAI‘. of C. and also securing their amateur cards at the beginning of each year.

This would avoid a repetition of this season's ice hockey and bas- ketball trouble and make your girls eligible for Maritime and Dc- minion play-downs.

The Abbie Sisters were eligible to play for the Maritime Basketball ‘Pltle and used good judgment in not accepting a challenge from unregistered teams.

Nlrs. Win. Mattsson, 190 Windsor St., Halifax, Secretary of the M.P.‘B.W.A.A.F‘. of C. would be glad to supply the girls with their amateur mrds.

Very truly your-sf ELIZABETH STIRLING President

"Here is an apple, Freddie. Divide it generously with your sister."

“How shall I divide it generously, mammal"

“Why, always give the larger part to the other person, my child."

Freddie reflected for a moment, thorn he handed the apple to his little sister,

“Here, Betty," he said, "you di- vids iti"

The Chicago White Sox today announced the purchase of Earl Webb, Detroit outfielder. at the waiver price.

::Relief from Asthma. who can describe the complete relief from suﬂering which follows the use of Dr. J. D. Kellogg's Asthma Remedy? Who can express the feeling of Joy that comes when its soft and gentle inﬂuence relieves tho tightened, choking sir tubes. It has made as- thmatic aﬂliction a thing of the past for thousands. It never fails.

Good. druggiste everywhere have sold it fr: years. .

RUYALSNEAR TUP 0F iEiiP

(Canadian Press)

MONTREAL, May ii-Montreal Riyals won their sixth straight and 80E within half a game of first‘ Dlace in the International League this aftemoon when they pounded JQIWY City into subrrlftsion, 8-4.

Melting his first start at home JOhn Pomorskl held the visitors to seven well scattered hits while the Royals were reaching to Cascarclia and Charles Sullivan, former Roy. s], for l8 blows. Jimmy Ripple was the outstanding batter of the day_ with three llllS—-Zl homer, a double |

BOXING BASKETBALL

OTHER SPORT

gTimely Tips On Sport

New cnsmrs

Senior ‘T’ basketball team were crowned City Champions at the "Y" Gym last night when they turned back a final desperate bid of tho Navy squad by a 30 to 24 count.

GOING WE'LL hionireal Royals, Canadian eu- try in the international League are going great guns these 41M’!- They won their sixth straight

Baseball l

and a single in inur lining m, um plate.

Including in its membership, re- presentatives of fruit and vegetable growers, nurserymen, florists and gardeners,

amateur irorticulturists,

wholesale fruit and vegetable deal-

9N,

Horticultural Council is a truly rut-i tional organization of Canada,

canners, the Canadian

) About twenty bike riders . part in the 0.0.0. "lkeasure Huntﬂat the "Y",

tilt: yesterday to come within half a. game of tho loaders.

WILL DEFEND ‘ITTI/E

Helen Wills Moody informed the Associated Press yesterday she hadi Highway, and so on. All decided to defend her English ten- nis title at Wimbledon this year.

1am manufncturers-[ TWENTY RIDER-S 100K FAB/l‘ and wine makers,

took

8 T0 i SHUT WINS HANDICAP

(Associated Press)

NBWMARKET‘, 2:13., Ml! I- Wfrliarn Woodward's Flange sh odds of 8 to 1 today won the New- market Handicap over the mile and a. quarter routs by e. length and a half from Sir Dedias’ St. Koecie Fourteen. other: also ran.

The purse was £500 with entree.

staged last night. The riders were divided into four groups, the lead- ers of each being given a letter of instructions for finding the tress- ure. For instance, one envelope bore instructions to open it at the oor- ner of Euston and Prince Streets. Upon opening it at that place en- other envelope was found to be opened at the end of the McIntyre trails. however, circled at Milton's Old Spain, where an ice cream treat, generously donated by Mr, mud Pickard, awaited the boys. After- wards the in)»: “Tilt for‘ a short ride about tire city finally cndng

sham

oney in Ownin

A (BUYS: There's Fun

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l ac~c~n~ ar¢y¢i.

EVERY boy who hasn't a bicycle is just dying to own one, be- cause of all the fun he can have with it. But besides fun, he can also make money with a bicycle.

Many a bo has paid for his own bicycle in a ew weeks by deliver- ing parcels. Then he has kept on making money for himself. Many boys deliver newspapers by bicycle, because it is so much easier and faster than walking. Other boys who have long distances to g0 to school save car-fare or bus-fare by riding bicycles. Oidcr boys, through with school, have landed jobs as bicycle-messengers for factories and other business housesl A boy with a bicycle can certainly get a job much easier than a. boy without n. bicycle.

'I'he boy who seeks a delivery or messenger job should have an -running, sturdy, “stand-up" bicycle that will stay out of the repair shop--in other words a C'C*M~ He can’: afford to risk losing his job svith a “cheaply- built” bicycle that continually gets out of order.

C- C‘ M' Bicycles

Q'C'H' Owner's Service Gunrunicc Bond guarantees the ﬁnality of the bicycle and the service to he given on it. Your ealer will show you this Bond when you drop in to see the

new 1933 C'C‘M' Models.

Ask your dealer for the new C-C-M- catalogue or write to: Canada Cycle 8r hiornr Co., Limited, Weston, (Ontario).

Montreal, \Vinnipcg and Vancouver.

O C~C-M~ Crescent -

C-C 'M ' Boys‘ and Girls’ Mod s

C'M* Standard Roadster C'l\f' Boy Scout

c. c. c.

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31.00 36.50 39.00

Gill-Motorbike Regular - 42.50

7 Big C-C-M- Features

C1C'M' Triplex Hanger.

C- C-M- Improved Coaster Brake (Hercules).

C-C-M- 20-year Nichol ‘Plating.

C'C'M' Rustlcss Steel Spokes. C'C'M' Hard-wearing linumcl. Dunlop Tires.

C' C - M- Owner's Service Guar- antee Bond.

C. C. M. BICYCLES

Dunlap ‘fir-rs and Fittings Largo Stock—Lowcst Prices at Braces.

("R OWVN 99.15.75

RAMBLER $31.00.

BRAGE, McKAY & 00.

CLEVELAND $30.50.

SUMMERSIDE

c. c. m. BICYCLES THE BIKE SHOP

CHARLOTTETOWN We operate the only fully equipped Bicycle repair department on I’. E. l.

GREAT GEORGE STREET

Get Your Bike From

SUMMERSIDE

Sold by

R. T. HOLMAN LIMITED

c. c. M. Clevﬂlfllld Sliiim-Scout $26.75-—Cresccnt $31.00—-C. c. M. Columbia 6.50

Both Stores

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