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fo ye,-ir or two domiciled

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HB EWU an and pacers in the list. It

rful achievement d starters and in all probability

wonde “sbt him many encomiums fr

,§,,,,,_ For years he made a ape- 3-12. Killa Bl'-lruco 2.10. While W ty 0; iniining cults and in 191§ lington McNeill will no doubt

d three year old trot# the major put bg me ge

as an o

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L if

,,, chnnoitctcwu. Clarence given an opportunity in

._ _... ...... ... ...... ...... Bill’ BUNTES

last Maritimes. Mr. shumsn is one being Lucky Iilhdy 2.12. Miss W

thorough in his pro- nipeg 2.10%, Winnipeg Boy

rmerly of Maine. bllil Dhly his driving skill with

Orin will assist where there are

N “NA “fini driver at times.

N “rf journals throughout the ___

,died states. The past few ye

has trained and campaign icel lo te in lr

0,95 for various parties. Among* ters at the race track, Bugle 1, g we which he has handled we ing on the hue of health from yciie frninipcibnc. anal/i, n. rr. balmy fresh slr inibibes ami- begun the tie with a one-aided

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tt, 203‘i, College Swift. 2-11% Bprlldlrlg the winter indoors

H . . Justina, 2_l3li, Togo M., 2.12%

y others, including that good Tom more than anything else

W9. mm., Edno Klyo, 2.10%. that

ed Il y Ch d the usual q

d d1'0D All D0\lltry prices intere

he the most frequent interrogation

me mos; highly regarded stake l done? Torn has five gn- glx in

prosiltiis

Edwgni island and has decided

in Maine. Mr. Shuma.n'S€l'ing and is expecting two m

tel driving and quite P°Plllar aro

“inner here. He has located at the race track Among his char

gi, chai-lcttctown Driving P mbil, has tivo horses there and

is Jolyset 2.20%, Star Direct arid i,

making amiiigements for more Colts.

c wish to have their colts

mush; from nothing to one of Sue is “Is that feathered. bi

i i

'md horses balanced and trained. in these columns on Thursday s

lg in accomodate other patrons

lla is highly regarded by the v

iuus cnlplo_rci's for whom he has have a lot of speed for this ea

roi-lied and will no doubt receive in the season. At North Sydney their battle t°m°ff0W» fflkiflil

willbn

l0m

amlng,

two

be tllred one singles match from

25,5” gud, zersdggssiggigsntthe Tc' U3 t° Phu°d°1Ph1*» 3 °° 5' , terday. and during the converslt- said. “Lines a mighty nice girl 0 W en B Dm Cer' I-‘°““1° W°m°i¢° W" mt h“d» ion the Bristol flyer stated that Pve just hopped out of one

W ts t th Ph" d , hi C “P yleldlrg 12 hits, but was in serious he covered a. measured distance of riage and I'm through with

°°“ 5 ° ° ° ep E mm' trouble in only two innings and eleven miles over tough going in 56 ance,

3 " WUI* hi-5 Shffh VW/°l'y 0! tht NIM”-, minutes. “Jack made a big play for the F"°““ Bhitld-S °’ New Y°“‘ ““d` He siruelr out aix batsmen. and the li the above agures are any ont- at the banquet, and I haveiri,

tn' Reds had men left on the hue! ei-lon, then this duo of athletes BIB her since," Hayes said.

e “mph °"" "me “my H°P"‘“”' la every inning- qualuiea io step out with the best ocinpsey attendees baseball

th ul

e Thomas and Mn, Holm” “.8 minated play in the Davis

uar-

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k try Club today.

ny Tw.” Demllsry. former kills of ._ heavyweigbts, and Lula Basq

d t . ~ -

GOOD BIT! dark ey¢ screen ao ress in youths vm uma OVC, tmnuugh, V ,

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suoees

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T‘ 1 *C*-'"1"'-° "'°"' amy lseslweu and Wallace .

NEW YORK, May 21-A si!-run ' _ _

_ local ten lnilers are certainly run, mer trainer and ex pal, who sm,” John De mnsv, ,ow hu

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8 rk, are Longset 2.06%, C'vrandlna._2.09‘/4. °°“nt W” 3’3 when the fam W

_ that some of the hm-geg at legs; the storm, officials announ

SW 6 4' 6 1' 6`2' and Eusw°’°h vmes' The Br°0l¢1yn Dodgers moved in- in the Maritimes this summer. in gan Francisco wi a ll

d J"~» had his °PP°"°“t» ‘Ink CNW' | to sixth place in the National It is understood the annual Hall- fy-lends db;-bribed gg “en‘ stirs

le lasslc will again be brunette from the argentine

Rodd thundcred Teddy Hayes, Jack’s

bm” m “W “md mm* *A om* ning true to dorm this season plained the incident occurred

' °“5° "°d°V 3°" th’ °“h' ° 5 V’ ‘Th sorrel-thatched stepper from ently at a banquet at Dem

el- (B7 p”‘°sT°“,':*"vA;;’°r)ukd P'°“`vici/Ury over Cincinnati and in- Hghmld “ya M W” mv” ln hom hen. 4° PHn_,ADE:',;mA_ May 2.,_T,,° °'°°-‘ed “WU '“°f¥‘“ °"°’ 3°'“’“ better condition than at present Dempsey in san lrrancisoo in

Uhmd Bmw mums forces car fm' the N°ti°“°‘ mW“° ‘°‘d°“m9 and in practice runs has covered nantly denied Hayes’ charge.

Am_‘ °° °“f’ “ld °“°'h“1f ¥““°'- ’“‘° me distance well below 55 minutes. "1 woulrlirt take anything

B’“"°S “lied W *WP W0 by l°¢' 1-no a ulllc with Mcewen yes- Hayes-least oi all a girl," Dem

4| Deux Xe “ck Ney Bm my gk erous Mulrfield link.. tomorrow

T; the British amlteilr gulf chimp

“$5 Londoner, and Eric Flddiah. B

oldstal-fr0mBtourbridgemeetinChieago...... ...bill

dir the36 hole Mal and it mark! the Detroit ._ 7 10 I

second successive year youth has Lyons Faber, Mclhin and

mm come out on top of the unwl dy Grube; Sorrell, Hogsett and Hay- psey international field seeking 0 worth.

but °"°""'

Itwillslsobetheuaond

ei hh

;';",,,: sive occasion youu; ne Forest has

fought his way into the duels. at louis s li l

eat sm. the

equalling for the first time the f

un” or Heroic Hilton in laol and 1 °°°“ im 1

The man who defeated n or 1931 championship, Eric Mart

nm; Smith was defeated.in an early

h round of this year’s chase. A

tl C ve‘ The London youth staged one_

EM OVER AT lEAil\NiiRE|iS INCREASE LooKlNG EM ovER_ 5 Big |_[A|;||[

CH TOWN TRACK

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AMERICAN LEAGUE

for ioaaadlal heal)

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Uleveland .. G I 1

.Brown and Sewell; Blaehloder,

Kirnsey and Ferrell, Bengough.

INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE

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°l Baltimore .. a l a

01 ford, two sets to one when the, L mu t d, d d 0 I h

e e san ns an ropped the fax 1 m c _ V t bmw o ,he toumefs mm ,mobbmg ‘mm Jcmy any 9 10 0

rd storm descended. _

the Australian champion came b

wo Vines having run off the fl

next three.

oianis to the cellar here as they run on June are this year. lr would lives in Hollywood, has wo

Vines °"P““"’d me mst W” SG” on their second straight game be a further impetus to distance likes baseball, and seemed to

e Wm* "me d|m°“"'Y» 3'2» 6'4» but from the New Yorkers, 5 to 2. rilhlfirlg ln this Slit' ahd lll*0Vih0¢ all afternoon at Jsck-" d Bid b

his o .

ngiieard a great deal about Princel He is past master in training sn , *Wk i, Mel Ott hit a homer for the Giants if some ways 01' 11192113 C°ll1d be 'T' Miss Basquette wa.s_ s y

,md to take the third, 8-2, and was l be ein d ghd; ranged with a. view to sending these mother go be "gut of town"

i The Pira s con ue

es “°\d1“§ “A5 ‘Wm in the f°“!'th- The climb of the National League lad- two splendid runners to Halifax B5 Hays' lament led is speclllaviion rgmammg Walker Cup player

me del- at Pittsburgh by capturing Ialahd rellrefehffllllvea. that the girl niche ali game

nfl fourth place with an a to 4 victory

three games and Crawford the over the gg, mul, gg,-dlnalg next wednesday to think the matter .___-

Larry French and Jess Haines UV°f`- AU- SET!

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d May 24th race resultg published After an hour's wait, in which were hi; bard, bug me pmgbu,-gh McEwen and Rodd are travelling _,___-

h t this ea and c0h' My, E. F. Acorn, one of Char- -Blonde Maureen Orcutt hol

w there was “U SAB” °f 9' ‘ei-‘“ll lil slabrnan kept the enemy blows scat- mmuw* “A ef 5' r'

i sefluently Slfflhd H YBAT °h°'“°° °f lotiowwrvs foremost sport prom

Wd , tered. Grace and Barbee hit homers.

winnln the NOW S¢0il9- event-“Ot ers has announced thai; he has com- title, playing in the best weat

ms' gles to eliminate Lionel Munn,

smue Irish veteran, by one up after

holes today. Flddlan marched in

Chaplin, Hopkins Melton and

he’ the anal bracket with s line two ,_ n_ n,

an ‘ u victory over E- A. Mcltuvie l

the championship.

Orcutt beading Field

,ly Vines and Crawford would finish go,-,gmnlng their Hugging uc_ K ,

- of th floor t the of a nasty day, shot a brilliant

"P tics, _the Phillies pounded out an 8 f°memng my Omer' Et a‘ Pxebed the mymg e a

~"“_' Forum, where, to use Ed's wor

,mi .elmo of training prospects 'rrampsmug paced a hair in l.o5lf, at the wiht Where they left eff to 5 triumph over the Boston

` N0 MORE ROMANCE FOR JACK? “they-e»“ be big domgs preny 5

here-

nce driver and race horse condi- to start the seasons racing the 24;

ticner has spread far afield throu his series of victories with Lucky was found that the horses w

V " " ` r n

Lindy last fall and races dri

with lllarlzc Direct, The Willys a d paration necessary to step other good ones, has severed his shorter distance fast. However, wnneciioii with the McNeill Stables does not seem to affect them

gnc is now engaging on his own Sydney where they go merrily alon ,

of the United States team,

hook at the Charlottetown Driving through the season.

| decided only yesterday to give h

man

Park. He has made arrangements lor a couple of horses but we un

stepped in 1.06. The heats were h

en usually cooked by the quick p

derstand can accomodate several Shenandoah, 2.14, that wonderf

Things are beginning to speed ai tile Clizll-lottetown Driving P

trick as tiic month of May is near- finals. `

ing iiic ciid..The following wo

rotter cam igned by the estee

lr, succumbed to Chorus Girl in

while Chorus Girl in slower class ff°d*‘l’~

use `

Q all but the third set. when he

ag Shields' fine ,showing agai

t pa m-

up cd rurvis. won e. heat in im, but an as-Syl-_victim after the openl

, ,

i in set. . ..

with Crawford ~permiti_-(1 a sul

gin of May with noi: mile heats but ll. Herman against Wilmer Allison

em and 'Johnny Van Ryn. ‘Y

gg down appreciably., ..

Braves at Philadelphia for their

Mr. Acorn has an attractive p

bl .

an The doubles match will ful ow, second sy,-aight, vrcwry we, Mc_ _ ,

ta e Kechnws mem Thé m0Vle Bhd 559° WWW ‘5 gram mapped out for the summer British wolnen's golf champion-

SP€°\11’-“"8 °V@l' Whether li Wm' season, the particulars of wh

ance had developed between .lack Wm apnea, lam-_

h rest before taking the court with

, 'Ihday 1-S the 28th-We have uhm Dempsey was Miss Basqulette. ' .

and Hargrave.

__ , er

hal(

dS. ” two strokes through the first

, Baseball

Vi 8 . . o

nes cle rly was the master li; _ BA *Ts ____ Rayon dustry , fsonnyfi W1 n S

a. meeting of the Prince County .

unsebau League held in omenry, GPOWS 111 J3.p3.I1 'ronoN~ro, May rl. lay the c

nst ,

Ma 25th at which the following --- adlan Press)-Making good use

an- ed in cards that will place the of well inside the qualifying mark.

3 1-lopman was gratifying to officials, Y _

' - his deadly fling tackle. "Dyna.- Enid Wilson, British champl'

ll. place in today's singles. Hop nl a head shorter than Shields a

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ng divided into two sections teams Japan for woodpup

°“°°"\hB ff'0lh Wellington and West argely and has given impetus to match here tonight A” be in the Western S¢¢tl0fl and Japanese woodpulp manufactures

Wellington East in the szaslom consumption ofwoodoulp by Jaa-

ho teams were represented. _xensing lay rercy wlnleins. canadian rms y

f°“- Shhmerslde. O'Leal'y and staff correspondent) miie" Gus sonnenberg, or Provi

s°°"°’°“ rtlzi iai sill; mills has doub

““°°° “ ° er Is

V , , d _ _ _ all were rccor ed during the Races were held the 24th of M1348 A S E B A l L The followl la ers were led in recent years, and last year- Conach

. , _

rwli. Lucy Lindy a mile in 2

.22, at Inverness. North Sydney, Tru

baiii linlrcs in 2.11, The Willys afand Kentvllle with good fields mile iii 2.'13‘.&. last quarter thirty- . horses and good time made for

lilo and two-fifths seconds, Grand- cgi-ly in the yea;-_

lm, 2.24, Miss Winnipeg a mile

224, Golcicn a mile in 2.25, Vo

Rico :i inilo in 2.27, last qu

Pat McKenna whose fame as a mile. It was the practise years

arte

‘hi“l"°llf‘ S€C°hf1S. Jollnny Miles, that he purposes having his str

trotting, 2.27, last quarter in thirty

horses wlilcll are receiving re

, gui work are Peter Dawes, 2.12, Billy Johnny Conroy ni; Exhibi Colle. 2.ll‘l. Miss Possibility, mm, grounds, Heiney, gn mini, in b

1‘°“95°t~ 2~05‘.i. and quite a num- slsting of the famous free for a

ber of others.

1932 rafllic ihezram. so far fvllnllllllz race meets have been

Gvcrgeiown July 6th, Northam July are bred in the purple and h e lim. New Annan August 10 e s my W' K` S section Shan me by default' me °“° 1°' Cmmian wmdpulp mmm' Piovlriclni Exhibition August 22 - “ =_

io 26th. No announcements ha

been made regarding Saint Pete

t fliand a two year old trotting

an- Mr. Fulton has had to put up a “me

iioiiiiccd._ Summerside July lst 1 lot of coin for these horses which . Lmeup,

th. demonstrated great class. H lan ¢a¢¢h¢,- nd has Tease, 2.09%, and a green t ve ter which is said to have stop

r's e double 0 in 2.05. Some baby boy

of` =`

HIYIO

°| H' T' Fumm' wen knmm mer y defeating them l0 9 yesterday

- f h te t P

o race orees compe a our r0 msgbgll, but as the errors were div The winners of each section shall lead ln mp.nui'gctui-.ng pulp espec

show here on May ll The co

°n ed by the retum of the veteran M Cam bell from the side-lines. n

er his how to play th ole ga

° d t h t I case

ooklng eagerly forwar o t e nex n one section does not havel urlng concerns in Japan the Oil and 0, Toronto here on May H and Wu, Bammom __ 24 15

Miclfan S mil

‘ Goss

Slime in fh¢ Phil' Off A0 N Played 'facturers who, however, may have

V 5°" ‘m “°“tl'“1 ¥’°“l'ld- to contend with the handicap of an `

' Pitcher The Play Off games shall beheld incl-cases duty in the near future

I he n y

l btffed from pitching in the Prince ,mod at slightly more than :lz,ooo ’ t l County Baseball League,_M0nk1ey. WW- V1 n d l C a e 9‘N°°flHh and Dr. Howatt and any 'rho xsi-anuto lsashallnl lndua- -'-”“

QUEBEC May 27. (By the Ca

lacking the American's strokes, was

. . » l is ifl¢l’¢8-‘S1118 to win a. two out of three f

,.1 , .

5° - w. K.

in The H1-Y Ilhle Jlll!l,i-led ifltu the Players who pitched in senior ball trial corporation, an organization '

A lead in their series with west Kent games, and any other player wholestablishcn some your-5 ago ,D ex_,adian iiressi-The,,Ql:ei;: Athi

' b - at pitches in asenior game fro th ti 11, n be gl th -.mmm 1°” ms I te ° ba”

‘°`°“““‘ °' “We” 5"°‘”’“""°' Wm” the -Para. The game was not an date wui be ineligible io pin: ma, ;°,,,t,,;t§`;p,,;e;§ h;,,e;,r,h°s(;u;;_ Lionel oonochcr or Toronio, s

mg ll ood exhibition of game in this League. , land M Saghmn, has “km me pended for his failure to fulfill al

- ‘ - _ contract to appear at a, wrestling

Hi; ` §l,ay,'ied,§lnd neutral ground, same to, already concluded contracts for the tha, msn, because 0, m ,n,ec,,ed,

itil-sci. 2.201-'_., Kitchen, irinl 2.ls, of the best ln..tne Maritimes oo, ow; some O, the younger ,,5,,,,_ ,e,,,,;°b; ,heb”,f,;°°;; ,,‘:**“_*‘°°d,' ?:;1vl:'r,;1,C;>;1l;u*§ mst’ the md' Bm, due to mat bums ,,ece,,,,,d U,

Darlry Gratten, 2.02%, Maxine Au in an the game WB; ¢1°5en;'; coizzggctiggdmumzg “;eE;T;-,,h'§h’€w;x:;;;; ismb;in;£s?t?;::°,\X prgtgrlltiher, football, professio

h Great, 3.11%, Calumet City. 2.l0‘»;| hard fought and the players are not later than Allifllit 20th. V ant Paper and woodlmlp manufact- :;:;‘;:,ed°";§ 65:5' LY: Bu,,‘,° _ , , _ ___ 25 15 _

T01/ Wd

its winner declared by the dgte pun °rg,nlml,l¢n5_ gpe¢|f|¢d_ md winner of that Th” new should be B promwng suspended for three months when heiM0h¢l’¢°l

failed to appear.

P“°° °“ the three flfaf Wrdheadays The tariff ranges from 22 to 21 yen .C01I1II]l1l'iiStS Are

qlr Moiitagile. '

Upton Race Track, one of ing presence of “Big Jim" gr

The genial smile and command- Jammu Fitzger-

Second Base

stewart ' Currie ing. 'rho cnii-ance fee in be paid in between ‘ao and io per sen.

lllfl-rl. bcaililflllly situated and pe

licl piaccs to train in the

and evening, the occasion being

MBI

tlnics, is being made use of this Patriot Road Race in which he lil" by Trainer Fred cameron as an entry in the person of his llvlldrlusrters. Fred has that Evans. Jim says New Annan lead iroiier Johnny Walker 2.15%. be bigger 'and better than rar

“lid ri couple of others under ““ll- it will not be surprlsin

‘"5 “Uhr future. It is unders

socilitcd with Mr. Cameron will probably do,the‘ piloting.

Oriii Jardine in his capacity

his year on August 10th. g if

e - Charlottetown Thursday aftern ,_, V _

ma, M years ,of experience on the mai

r. James Arbin will be as- land caring for and training r

and horses, has located at New Anna

race track where he has as pup ,Harry Mac owned by'He.rry Schur- f\°¢-

as man, New Annan; Emma Watson,

J Short Stop

McL8r€n Sallfld

n ` Vinnico

____-_--~

i .

i'-ld The entrance fee io the League per hundredweight and it is ex~` p y

exceptions y g

three and o -half d . Ot _ _ -

nc secon s r vincial Exhibition in August Mr ,ded the game was interesting play home and home games I.rlii,al1y to meet rayon requirements

th ' _ sion has satisfied itself ollieially th

' sh

B .

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wad - shell be $2.00 for each team enier- pected uni this will be increases, .1

slls took an 83, Elsie Corlett Bi.

There seemed little danger tha

, the final i8-hole qualifying tes

Apparently a pair of 90's will qusl

d First Lady--Well, was yer :

when, yer went in and they made y well, or was yer well when yer wc. in and they made yer ill? __________.-----

lfy. The course of sandy wastes an small greens proved puzzling td

n- me native and foreign players alike.

There were only 10 scores under‘

,rf so in the big field.

”"“"° How They Stand

(Canadian Press)

ar, Fulionrs horses are in charge of Nughuut The game was' feat,”--., case of B ue the amd “me ,D be,The m_g,m,za,,,m ,S reported ,D have at

N i V Conacher was unable to wrestle on. ---'

1 INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE

25 16 .

‘Newark ........ 23 15 Rochester 21 ls ,Toronto ........ 14 32 ‘Jersey City 15 26 - Reading . . . . . ._. B 28

Won

PV, chicago ...... ._ az; ls _

BAUNTON, nl y 21-( AJ’

ot- of the Canadian women's ope

this morning io lead the field b

n. ro- of the qualifying round of the

iCh ship. The Englewood, N. J., gl

stroked the 18 holes only two ov

par.

But the front rank ol the Bll

on,

d- playing in weather that made the

i`1`lshlSh. the fullvwlng resolutions _ _ ence, R.. I., former claimant of the course several strokes more seve

tl in

Y _ ._ . _ nd I We” drawn “P and adented: 'lo1cvo,lway av-(ny Mall)-The worlirs heavyweight wrcs ing c am

` O” "‘°u°“ Pfmw °°“1`“'y WHS dunand of the rayon industry, in plonship, tossed George Azryhod. pace, turned in a 79. Molly Gourla

ht 31 Linton; Donohue and Outen.

Lit

Rochester 41! 2

ill aulnio 51: o

Wlnford and Florence: Gould

, ' rlariolusl. Lasso: '

n l. ll. E. y Cincinnati . _ . . . . ... ... 4 12 1

e 73 Chicago ... ._ 6 11 2

y Kelp, Benton, Eixey and Lom bardl; Warneke and Hartnett.

'sill gel

,l Boston . , . .,. 5 Q, Philadelphia Bill 1

Brandt, Mungum and Bpohrer

t. l-largrave, Holley,»llerly and Devil.

. ish delegation, playing in rain and

B. Il. L

wind that sent scores soaring, tiu'n-

,,, sc. Louis . 4 ll

Pittsburgh... .. 818 l Haines. Carleton and Wilson

French and Grace.

R. H.l

- than when Miss Orcuett set the ,

y Brooklyn ... Bl!

New York 2 1 l

and

Diana. Flshwick, 81.

t, Bell, Mitchell and Hogan.

the leaders of the British and for- ei entrants would fail to pass

Mungo and Lopes; sehilmachr'

_______._.--- First Lady--Been in the ’osDii

eh? Was yer surgical or medical:

t. _, Second Lady-W'aioher mean?

nal

won Lost P.c E

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First B252 ` f°11°Wl°s Allsll-if 20th ul one la l-2 cents. i-csilectlveiyi

Prom Arrested narloulic Leanne, Pc "W,

‘M 6~,,,‘ ins bet

t ' VIENNA, Austria, May 2'!-(A

B A10 ....- ~. 1# .Oli '

n- °= “ ,W by frying egg on

9 .

n There is no glory like the glory John Ahern, Tignish~ handled that the total production demncd Scottsboro, Ala., negroes. Us of self abasement and self sacrl- lst. Vice Pres. (Eastern Section) for the present year will exceed (seven negioes are awaiting death NW Y°’k " ' " 25 9 °

George Lockhart, Summerside. - 50,000,000 pounds. ln Alabama on charges of attack

secretary (mmm section; nm. _________,____------ white girls, having been convicted D¢°\'°"f 15

_____________.__----- °Wll¢d by P901' M°M¢h°l'I~ Km- man McDonald, Kensington May aoth,-the Eastern section inand given the extreme penalty). 18

_ Cleveland

oon

the Third Base ` before any team be allowed to some idea. of i_he comparative -Commun's.i.s tried tostop then

M rris Cincinnati . .. il 21 -

a-ua-av ¢~_s-1_1

Brooklyn . . . .. . 21 - Philadelphia . . . ~

,dy New York 19 -

t M llrewh- ' d li , h ted 20

m Mc mppe by po ce W 0 "res AMERICAN LEAGUE

` lst. Vic Pres (Western Section) mated from the business so fa!'|blaclrened in symbolism of the oon-

` 'Won Lost P.G.

'ISS .

S58

Philadelphia 15

-~ -Y -@-s

h Western one stone thrown by the demon 20

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