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43:

. sixteenth miles.

Thorncliffe

Jack Orr won the $3,500 Village v two-year-olds. = sponsored by the Village Farm of M two straight

heats. In the first heat he was out ' half-tulle mark ‘ _-, and reached the wire three lengths “ - ahead of Erie, owned by R. V. ' " Reynolds, of Winston-Salem, N. 0., . and driven by Spec Erskine, Day-

In the second heat Jack Orr set all the pace to win by a length. Erie finished second in this heat.

The first heat in 2.06 3-4 was a 1.‘ new Canadian record. Gage B. E1- 1. lis, owner of the village farm_ pfg- sented the cup to the winner. ,owned by J. O'Brien, Cleveland, Ohio, driven by J. Mahoneyl Freemont, " Ohio, won the 2.17 Trot, a three-

dash affair of three-quarters o! a ‘ mile, one mile and one and one-

After finishing third to Blue- "beard in the shorter race Senator ﬁYMIimic won the other two in easy "fashion. He set the ‘pace in the mile dash. and laid off the early pace in the mile and sixteenth to

come on and win going away.

‘ ‘ High Dress, owned by Mehlen- ' bach brothers, of Fiaherville, Ont., and handled by Sy Feathers, won the second and third‘ dashes of the City Club special dashes, 2.1’! Pace, Canadian owned. In lhe three-Quarter mile dash she ished 12th, but had no difficulty in winning the second and third

heats.

In the classified pace. Sally D. Scott, owned by D. Eugene Fred, of York. PE" and driven by Doc Par- shall. of Urbana, Ohio,‘ won the three heats, the first two quite hii-Iidlly. In the third heat she was rather lucky as Patrick Potempkin appeared to have the heat within his reach but made a. break in the

last few paces.

SUIVEMARY

First Race. City Club Special Dash- ‘ es, 2.17 Pace, Canadian Owned. .. _ Purse $500. Three Dashes of 3-4 = mile, 1 mile and 1 1-16 miles.

High Dress (Feather) Lastic Patch (Chambers) Worthy Widow (Harvey) Joe Patch (“fellwoodl Grattam Pate‘ (Chapman) .

Betty Direct, Yankee Harvester,

Second Race,

Bluebeard (Hudson)

Third Race.

d Jack Orr (Berry) .' Erie (Erskin)

er Queries also ran

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Coplands Dii-ﬂhcr. 2.11 Trot, Purse $500, Three . Dashes, 3-4 mile, 1 mile um] 1 l-18 miles

Senator Mimic (Mahoney) .

McGregor Guy (McKay)

' Calumet Denver-Jppwngll) For Mack, Calumet mica, Ma

Peters, Bertha Spencer also ran. Times: 1.34 1-4, 2.04 1-4, 2.16.

' ‘His lordship (Pershsl!) 1 ‘rf-Iarkaway (Pownall) , , Sister Abbe. Earl Maritana,

n. Scott (Parshali)

h...

Effice Moore, Cheerful Grattan, Countess Jane, Marion R. Grattan, Lola K. T., Black Patch also ran.

Times: 1.33 1-4, 2.04 1-2, 2.15 1-4.

_ . . . . ..-

Stake for 2 Year Old Pacers, Purse

Tﬂinﬂ! 2.05 3-4, 2.07 14.

Fourth Race. Classiﬁed Pace, Pursolm

and

fin-

Special

31 4 22 53

p _ Halt , Last Inning R l Falcons To Win 7-4

(IMALBAK ll R R‘ SETSNFW RECURD

(C. P. By Guardian's Special Wire) _ TORONTO. July l0—A new Can- ‘ ' " adian record over a mile track was set today as Jack Orr, a frec- legged pacer owned by G. White. ‘ Lexington, Ky, and driven by Tom Berry, Lexington, won the feature event of the second day's racing of the Grand Circuit at

ally By.

For the fourth straight time this year Perc Mclinnls’ stars showed their superiority over the Holy Name Club Falcons when they won last night's exhibition game in honor of Whackey McEachern by a 7-4 score. But in winning the Stars had to be on their best be- haviour and once again these two rivals displayed a brand of ball that was pleasing to watch.

Away to a shaky start the Fal- cons were trailing 2-0 at the end of the first frame, two errors, a base on balls and a hit accounting for the damage. Scoring was void from then until the fifth and then the winners gamered their third counter to make it 3-0. Ernie Rob- in replaced Ayers in the sixth but after reducing the Stars in order in said frame ran into trouble in the seventh. anerror, wild throw and three successive hits enabling the Stars to run the count to ‘7-0 and. from the manner in which they were performing the lead seemed more than sufficient.

Behind the brilliant hurling of Bruce McCallum the Falcons had a one hit shutout staring them in the face at the start of the ninth, but they rallied then and for a while threatened to overcome the lead. A hit, error and hit batsman loaded the sacks and then another error saw two runs cross the plate. Bearing down hard, McCallum whiffed the next two batters but Chevie Acorn came through with a single to acwunt for two more runs. The next hitter however grounded out to retire the side. lt was "Whackey" McEachern ﬂight and the guest of honour turned in a sparkling performance, fielding faultlessly while driving in three runs at the plate. During the 881118 “Whackey” was presented with a rememb lulvc gift from the 9010139151118 teams to which he re- plied feelingly. It was his last ap- pearance in a local uniform and needless to say Whackey received a big hand from the fans in at» tendance,

Bruce McCallum, Stars’ young ‘we. gave a brilliant display on the mound last evening. For six in- nings he seemed well on the way to s. perfect game. During this time only one man had reached first base, and this was on an er- ror. In the seventh however, Wilf

more hits ss he weakened mentarily.

George Ayers, starting for the Falcons. was also good. In the five innings stretch he worked he gave but three hits and a like number

mo-

hits but. three of these came in the

BOX SCORE sell, Petlt and Bolton. Stars ABR-HPOAE 51;. Imus ...28l0000l0—’l11l MurleY- 0f 4 0 1 0 0 0 NewYork . .. 0100600004610 1 Mclilachern, 2b _ 4 3 1 1 5 f; Andrews. Knott, Thomas and Squarebrigzs, ss . 3 2 1 1 5 0 Hemsley; Gomez. Brown, Deshong, McNeill, 1a 4 o a 1a o o Murphy and Dickey- 11.F'-W11a1en.3b..sooos0 ' 23 Hunter, (g ,,,__ 4 Q Q g 1 1 Detrot ... 000115 020-9 1'3 2 38 Stewurt_1f ,_ 4 1 o o o o Boston . . . . .. 1010080204111 1 ,1 2 manor-i; ff _ '3 1 1 1 0 0 Bridges. Hogsett, Auker, Rowe and 4,1 Mccamrml p ____ 3 1 1 o 1 3 Cochrane; Ostcrmueiler, Wilson, _ _ _ _ ___ _ Cascsrelia and Ferrell, h‘ To; 1 32 Cleveland al". Philadelp a (to be as 7 8 m 15 3 played later date). Falcons AB R H P0 A E - Doyle, cf 4 1 0 0 0 0 Bradley. 2b 3 l. 0 2 2 1 W.W'ha.len,lb.411l810 Power. rf .. 4 o 0 0 Q 0 Gaudet, ss 4 o o 1 o 1 R m, , , o 1 1 , o CHATTE’ Gillis. 1f .4 0 o z o 1 1 Kenslcvnc .. a 0.0 5 z 1 2 Ave" n 2 o o o 1 o "Jimmy" Mailligan has announ- 4 ‘Robin, p 1 1 1 o 1 1 cedhis clasas for the Northam 6 _ _ _ _ _ _ races on Wednesday, July 3i and -~ ~*I‘otals——= ....... .. as 4 a 24 u s ihcv..e1.*.?...li.§ 1°11°W5= A 11” Tm- Y 2.10 Trot -and"Piio€TDRi ‘v2.28 Trot ~

‘ Replac -' Ayers in sixth‘.

Whalen dotbled to spoil the exam, and in the ninth he gave up two

of runs, being relieved by Ernie Robin. Robin was nicked for five

Stars 7th inning four-run uprimg.

Chuck ' Templetonio‘

sumac/s: 1o c»: 0cm cameo ru/s cqcoeeo raw»! or-“woreczr-s rnsnrsr uumnuf.‘

_.---____ -Hrs teem-mane“: VIC Q15’) OVCE J

SPORTRA 11s

BASEBALL RESULTS

(A. l’. by Guardian's Special Wir-EY - NATIONAL LEAGUE

Boston .. 001 002 110 518 2 Pittsburgh .. 010 011 000 6 l0 1 Beitts, Oautwel-l and Hogan; Lucas, Hoyt, Bush and Grace.

Philadelphia. 000 000 000 0 5 2 Cincinnati .. 000 000 03x 3 ‘I 0 Johnson, Jorgens and Todd; Nelso nund Irxnbardl.

NewYork ...0l000000‘?. 3 9 1 Chioog0....0200l006x 913 3 Schumacher, Gable:- and Dan- ning; Warnelce and I-mwnett.

x

Brooklyn ...100l01000890 St.Ir0uis....000000000 0 5 2. Bahdoh and Iopez; Walker, P. Collins and Delumcey. .

AMERICAN IEAGUE

Chicago 010111 201-7 13 0 Washington . . 000 100 100-2 i5 2 Kennedy and Seweii; Hayes, Rus-

and Pace.

States

birthday

new Big

He sent

cos/ch of

FIELD

seem in

captain.

ousmr nownmo rain‘ I I I

LONDON-Playing against W01‘- cetershire, Alfred Gover, fast bowler, performed the remark- able feat o: taking four wickets

with consecutive deliveries. His bag for the inningswas eight wic- kets for 34 runs. Only three times before in the history of cricket in England has this been done, the last time 11 years ago. I O O

HE'S BEEN so NEAR. l 0 I

NEW YORK-Al. Esplnosa has come closer to winning big golf prizes-without most leading reached the final of the United professional in i928, losing to Leo Diegel. The next year he tied for the U. S. open crown, still talking about the beating Bob gave Al in the playoff.

SOOOEWS GRAND OLD MAN

lish Football Association has an cctagenarian at the helm. Sir John Charles Clegg celebrated his‘ 85th

president

12 years. British Temperance league.

VEALE HOLDS RECORD o s o

HAM'ILTC)N, Ont. — l-Iamltons Veale. holds at least one record. one time. Veale changed the entire lineups of the Hamilton Cubs and McMaster

University at the same time dur- ing an exhibition game. He was

NEW YORK-The field captain in big league baseball

be quite an honor to be named field

Surrey’s

winning any-than ‘professionals. He

championship’

with Bobby Jones and QIYTG

so:

, England-The Eng-

recently and has been o1 the l". A. for the past He is a leader in the

one

Four football coach. Fred

24 substitutes into play at Impossible? Last fall

both teams. o

CAPT O

‘ . NS DISAPPEAB o

i days of the

be numbered. It used to

Only three Amercan

PRIN

Charlie Campbell. iau sculler, will , tion singles champion-chi?

featuring the 6311i U!‘ A. A. O. R68 threat in Print titleholder. Wint tomorrow's U championship race. three-length victory in of 'l minutes, 241 sec- Lake Carnegieb mile-and- straightaway qualified the {or the blue-ribbon sing- of the regatta. Campbell ibert B. Vogt of the 1933 winner, as well as feature event of the Previously mate, Jack ﬂavette, -pound senior single

the good time onqs over a-quarter Canadian les event will meet A Penn A. 0., Rutherford in a third day's program. Campbell's club captured the 145 sculls title.

The conquering Canadians. how- ever, were forced to share the him- ors of the day Rowing Club of B men accounted for crowns, one of them. senior four-cared shall (

Campbell's

S NEW YOIRK. champions fell by day. but stocky

young ladies,

ships.

sylvania girl. second from

i ..'o 1934

went dawn to defeat. Miss Govendnik third place as boyish looking

3217.1 took second of Miss Rawls own

beth Kompa.

could do about it was

l-Iolm Jarrettls record Miss Knight, found today

100 yards from

. towering th

along to new trium United States Women's

yards . She held staunch and firm champion among chB-mlilﬂm. titleholders. Govednik. of Chisholm. Miiifh- and Alice Bridges of Whitinsville, Mass.

Kathe ngster d champion

u Miami Beach, All-roun rmwng the women. W9" yard breast stroke chamllkmsml! considerably be record of 3:16. . A 21-year-old New Yorker, Eliza- took Alice Bridm ‘i10- yard back-stroke ma» away. w! the best the defending chstnblm fourth place. thoroughly beaten. Miss Kornpﬂb winning time was 2258.9. m0" than two seconds away from New"

in Mary Lou Petty, s. ing youngster from Seatttle,

Missxirzht let out ailitt

(Ianaclfian I V Is Big. Threat, For" Un ited test Titléggfi

Jill!

with the West-Side uffalo, whose oars- three national the lib-pound with cox-

swain) being retained for the nec-

TeutonsRelyOnVonCrarlnmi In Inter-zone Cup (Finois

amount run44n YARDSWIM

(By Edward l. Nell Associated Press Sport

19 —- Two the wayside to- Ignaz-e Kight, best of America's distance sWlmminB ploughed steadily phs in the champion-

Writer July

Miss Knight, 21-year-old Penn- clipped better than a the standard for 440

wound up in rine Rawlii. from

her

0f 2255.4.

a sturdy foe promis- Wash-

Canad- e Associa-

may. ited States atta, and, loomed u a et0n‘s tangy national hrop Rutherford, in nited States senior

at; the while. Anne

ck 6

le more than e finish. Miss

The Western New Yeti;- crs also annexed th senior foiitr. cared shells (with ooxswain) and the intermediate eight-cared chat!!!)i011-

shi Opdmpbell, rating himself smartly. cum; from behind in the last ililﬂ!‘ ‘ ter mile to beat his keenest rival. , Daniel H. Barrow, Jr., of the Penn A. O. by three lengths. HenryBug- bee of Princeton was third. John l"- Coillson, Canadian clubmate of Campbell, caught a crab after pas- sing the half-mile mark. His shell over-turned but he was assisted, into the craft and comely finished the course. Bugbee also had an sc- oident, hitting a course marker, and finished 10 lengths behind Barrow. The victory of Buffalo's West Side Club in the intermediate eight-cared event was the biggest of the day. The defending champion New York A. C. Boaticrd was the prime favor- ite and expert observers anticipated a duel between the Win85!‘ 100W“ and the Penn A. C. crew. Instead, the preferred sweep-swingers finish- ed third and last respectively, while the west siders, struck a high beat in the last quarter and won by two lengths. The west siders‘ time was 6:331.

l _ and year.

July 10-1110 United States and German teams were ready tonight for the inter-zone Davis Cup tennis finals. which will determine who earns the right to challenge Britain. defending title- hoider. for the cup.

Donald ‘Budge, red-headed Calif- ornia youth and Wilmer Allison, who will bear the brunt of work in the contests, rested today. John Van Ryn of Philadelphia, the team's doubles specialist, limberied up with Gene Make of Angeles. ‘The Germans, who depend- ing chiefiy on their siege gun. Gottfried Von Oramm, contented themselves with s short workout today.

Two singles encounters are on the first day's program. In the first. Budge meets young I-Ieiner Henkel. weaker , member of the German singles duo. Allison faces Von Cramm in the other. . Doubles will be played Monday.

IIONDON.

(A. P. By Guardian's Special WW9)‘ _

comfort, a splendid meal,

lags on Prince Edward m

2.19 Trot and Pace -.

The races will be on th genera 5% with 5% 26th.

The above purses gether the cream of

and

from the Mainland.

Heatherbell 2.10,

atlong drive to see.‘ v Northern has. always

the diiferent churches Nortbam. Those coming

at 2p. m.

' newly constructed dance

evening and will be

ADMISSION 50c.

(Niiliigan

with Budge and Allison changing opponents in the two final singles matches Tuesday.

The American players received with undisguised glee news of successive setbacks given Fred Perry, British singles ace. and the British doubles team of B. P. Hughes and C. R. D. ‘Tuckey at Esstbourne yesterday and today. Jack Crawford of Australia. tum- ed back his old rival in singles and the Australians. Don Turnbull and Adrian Quist, defeated the JBritish doubles team.

1f they can pass Germany the Americans believe they have a real chance to retrieve the big trophy. Allison admits he's rearing for another chance . st Perry and Budge hopes he can repeat his victory over H. W. (Bunny) Austin. the other British singles star. in the all-ltngland championships. , If either Budge or Allison shows signs of slipping against Germany. Sidney B. Wood of New York will

in

min-h. Tigers Close As Lowly St.

i

(A. P. By Guardian's special Wire) NEW YORK. July 10—Ths last- plsoe St. Louis Browns took anoth- er cut at New York Yankees’ lead here today. setting them down for the second straight time. ‘M. I-Mi’ toss‘ sway s. chalice tn win b a wider margin, The defeat left the Yanks only a half game ahead of Detroit Tigers, who trimm Boston.

Rogers Hornsbym men jumped in the first two

‘ﬁr

s five-run rally that enabled Der‘ troit Tigers to gain a 0-1 victory over Boston Sox.

The score was tied at and Fritz Ostermueller was waging a keen pitching duel with mnmy " Bridges until that fatal frame, when the ‘Iigsrs blttlddlrbillld and

including Gobi-Inger‘

Behind the five-hit pitching-of Vernon Kennedy Ohlcalo t0,- So! mashed out ll hits to defeat ' Washington Senators ‘M at Wash-

ington. ,., A shady accumulation of starting with the second‘ inuim

Every year mortasmFlioi-se forward to as the best of the season. Here, ~north_. south, east and west gather for a big

Frisco 2.07% and Helen D.

catering and at this race will be served ou the grounds

appreciate a feature of this kind.

Free dancing will be

Defeat League

Laird Watt Lobbs‘, ‘A. "To- I. G. Ccllinslf

races are looked

"afternoon's enjoyment-x Here you are assured

"IP19 lllllllllig space

‘and one of the most "bcautifillggroundq end sett-

and.

rm: cussrs

2.12Trot .............Purse$300.00

... Purse $300.00

2.28 Trot and Pace . . Purse $300.00

e_ three heat plan with

us divisions into ilve monies; entrance fee deduced from first and second money winners and 3% from third. Entries close July

classes will bring to-

Prince Edward Island race horses and will probably also ‘attract horses The 2.12 Trot and with . Morning Express 2.08%, Lusty,

2.14% will be worth

been famous for if: meeting hot diuusru by the ladies of- tbe vicinity of distance will

Races start

‘ in from a

hall afternoon and

continued until 12 pan. The best of music will be furnished, ‘

Supervised auto parking free.

camp STANDIZB:

‘ NORTHAM.“ '

8r .llorrisong, Ltd.

In On Yanks Louis Browns

Leaders 7-6 iii

BIIFFMI] HUMMER “WINSTITLE

ington. The far western girl set the M" com"

"a “‘.".’.‘.“.‘ s...“ arr ‘at ‘.“°...°li;1' iii-o '1» m "r m- -=~

1H0!” "if" ii s '° ° ° ' “s W" ° 1 Waiter-Bro r another - i

to... or... rm o» i» rm or». . who ...... ... ....::"..:t.. ...... <*;¢,,';,-,:: °=":'.:';' “$3533.23?

the wgy, taking three out of five hard- “an,” "B", m m, ‘mm, m‘! Bu!“ “than “mew? Miss Petty. low-ling by Nfhiilil fought sets from big Bill Tilden. w" ‘med with mm," on m.“ ° m w” o‘ "t" mo“

two yards. passed ih= mil-W"! mm‘ _“ """ "'_"“ and third and Jimmy Deshorlg let tad-m moth“ ted in

in two minutes. 37.4 seconds. dis- so a w,“ puch m“ mowed M,“ 7 ll “n” Wllimcham ‘onmm

placing the American record of “w” mo" the wmnm‘ “m _ Maritime mmingol b hp

1141-3 . f" ‘that, gmifﬂmf,” Si’; ' Charley coal-mm sumo out s» “umvimﬁﬁu “strum

Albina. Osspo c. - » ' i .

our i» =- Mwr rub ‘rs-airs "r,,,,,,*=*"-,,,,gm ,,,,~.,~-:,~,=;;;,:;1g.,~:.:;

fated 3w: mm- m

breast stfﬁh. Ioshr. undefeated in the breiwi stroke ha entered senior

S1100

company several years ago, ahead of the Buffalo swimmer for behind in . Faber won in 1

hplbtho length. but fell the ﬂlltl I Y

minute 19 d-l

provided in the big I

the lilo-yard v