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1,-l the match game last night be-l tween the Charlottetown Alley team ,nd the`."Y' team the latter won out by 203 pins. J. A. Bentrey and Ben P001 tied with tne nlgn tingle or Boi _ Willie Earl Goes had the extra iiiglil three of iss. l The ganie tonight will be on thel Charlottetown Alleys when the LO. c_ team will meet the Y. M. C. A. team in their la-it match of this' geries.

This game is called for 8 o'clock. The following are the scores: CHARLOTTETOY'/N ` v, Gay ... ... .,139 252 195 A, rtogersan .. .. .. _.159 134 itll B. Pool ... ... ..302 203 :lui J. Vlckerson ... ... ..153 167 177

Total-2281.

Y. M. C. A_.

J A. Bentlell ... »-- --137 Toin Howatt .. .. ...I54 r. Pendleton .. .r ...147 a. Goss __ .. ....231

Total-2484.

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SPRINGFIELD, M0.. April 30__iC. Pl-Phil Granville, Hunilion, Ont., ran the 41 miles from Conway, Mo.. io Springfield, Mo., irl 5.58.40 today to eiieck .in seventh, the posiiioii he holds in elapsed time. oranvilier elapsed time in zzasait. l-Ie lost three minutes to sam Rich- man, of New York. sixth in elapsed lime. who finished just ahead of him.

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" E-E TH' s°rAi2_ or 'ii-i' ,

2% SOX. ABOUTA YEAR AGO

_ i6E¢11i~iD our scunpao- lieu, ac mio

nyQu1Nll.iLL inceves played the short field f°i'

’-"-’_"l" ith senators. Beside playing his own

. When rl third baseman of one maj- spot on the lot. Bob had to help

'lor league hall club figiircs in a deal Goose Goslin relay thl'UW5 back f"°‘“

lwhere lie is liirowii in with otherlthe outer garden. and the youngster lplayers for ri third bn"-iiinli from a. foften had to do considerable chasing

‘limi bail iiiib, Vic job-lot riaycrvarouiid during an afternoon But he emntiinn i ir. in uint iw ln. ir li .run it wnnout kicking up 1 fuss and

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, I . i. fellow wliii traderl him is a made quite a good J0b Of it Hil-

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This Bpring at Bradenton the Bos-

. _ _'t n ilot was polishing Reeves off

SYDNEY' AW“30_O“"$1‘500 hu' m.0bher “ffl (15 R Him? mis TM ifgi' tile hot corner assignment, and Mm °°nmb“t°d wward me i“"'°h'“° iunnmhms Tmkpg ln 5 H; ml] U -un ‘hes likely to be seen there a lot dur- ‘; cdi C nyrl' ivlcn tie iilini -

of a Sydney community racing horse i “ ° F" 1’ lm the present nmpmm_

l f-ll will" 1. .olnctlilrig to_ K

in iw then a week accordion to A ia °° ‘ §_‘ '° “ "5 Q . one nilng is certain. Reeves in ee-

'°°°"” *`°°°“'°4 ‘i P~ “1°@““5 °f ill” “lm “L ‘ ltermined to rnalre orlflltn nnflred Horsemants club held here last night T-Mi W-`ili1‘i‘ SUCH B deal ‘VRS Pun' lsorry that he ever mded hlm ,-,lf_ to receivg mg 1-gpm-l gf th; ggnvggs- ed off betivecli the Washington ___ _5______ the “___ that ____ ______5 ___wapp_ [ng ¢gmml|»,l”_1¢l_, expwged that th, Senators and thc Boston Red Sox led _O Boston that gem _____de__ Buys objective or $3,000 will be reached bn- carrignn nan Biiduy Myer 011 his nay ‘sk|n_ but the fact that he was one of '°f° "W Dmviit W°¢k U °‘/ef "ld ’°“ “"3 C‘“"‘k G"“""‘ Seemed ‘° quite. a nerd tl-lst the senators nee *hen °h° PUD! Will 5° °°mP1°Wd f°" take “ “°ti°“' an M “ 5“dd5n` that to give up for one lone Player. Reeves the purchase of the horse. Frank Bllddl’ “'°“1“ "°isi""' “D me Senators is anxious to Drove by his work that Fiizgerald presided at me Iileeung lm "nd That was s0m_`“Vmt strange' ilf Griffith had been smart he could and in ol-der go lllm-y along the ¢§m- ns Bliclrli' lilid bficii with thc Selmt- ihave traded mm even_______..fm_ Myer Pai!" L- 511011. DM Buckley md "5 hem.” he went in Boscon' Butlalid that Carrigan would have still Dick Logue were added to ine can- iliall m““°'~“~* H” f“‘“"' 'hat “'“"" -innuglit ne get the-bert or the deal. il-'£1113 committee. ‘and Carrlzali, selisiiig thrit Clarki_______m____,_o__a._ _“lousy _“___ conumd

_waived Biirlriy hnriii. innria him rlaylm the Mash and ___ om___ pays “__

th no"'= for the third I

With an all-British cast Hiid Ml i‘h"°"“h C ` ' turns io the owners of ball clubs. E“!1i5h lltiifll- Bri"-in Wm 50°" "'"°k"` While Carrlgan may do some ex- hwe lu “nt 109 pgr cent Brltlshi Arllong the fellows secured by{_m.in_e_._m,_g with his infield durmg tnlkie. but the producer will be an Carrigan in the :lr-al for l\ll'f'i' WHS H llhe em-ly put of the mggnll tl-ll, Ame;-l¢“l_ chap nnnleci Bob Reeves. Last year __Vem,_ there-5 likely to be a steady job

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around the keystone bag. Last year Regan did considerable toward help- ing the Red Sox win games, It is true that they might have won more. but Bill in his quiet way was respon- sible for a lot of those they did win. Bill batted in seventy-five tallies for the s:arlet~hosed gang and led tlrn team in that respect - which is a fairly good respect. The Silent One did some hefty smashing with the lnace early last season. but for sonic unknown reason lie couldn`t crack the onion at Fenway Park, the home lot the Sox. Out on the road and away from home, Bill performed like a. Middle Westerner on his first trip to Paris. At Fenway Park he folded up and was about as boisterous as a Georgia cracker after Sharkey won that Miami decision over Stribling. If he could have kept up his traveling stride while nc was at home, Regan could easily have finished among the .300 swatters

No matter what Carrlgan event-

ually decides to do about his infield problerns-if any-~R.eevee and Regan are goin; to be two tough fellows to keep out of the games. Reeves has a worthy mission to perform and Re- gan wants to prove to the home folks that he really got those ‘bingles he was credited with on the road last

f ' 'found for "Silent Bill" Regan down ‘3uminer.

HALIFAX. N. 5,. April 30-The

Halifax Natal Day. Mrs. W. E. Sterl-

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ltlari.ln'le W0men‘s Track and Fields MONTREAL. April 30-Bob Shaw-_ R ll Chainnivn-ship Sports will be stagcdizrny. veteran nero of many a wnrid ,rornnin ._ _ ._,1o is

.m H°m°" "nd" tm "‘“pl°°5 °‘ the lnerles batiie, has been uncondltion- .N"‘”""‘ 1 2 Dalhousie Girls' Amateur Athletic l Bang;-|¢,_lv|nrt|n .nd Hemnling;

ally released by the Montreal Royals of the Interrlational League at his

l,,g_ pl-ggldgnt of the M_ p_ B_ w_ l\_ iown request and will shortly join his _ A 1. o., announced here today. out- ‘nm tina, inn New York ranlrm, nr n. n a standing lihiefes in this meet will nsicn and scout. ahawkey hurt his .nurrcle . 6 11 1 probablybe sent to Montreal to c'iin- _ _um with the Royals last year and ,Reading 8 3 i new in the Dvmiriivn sports July ici. 1 ance not feel able to lake an active nauerier-orrien ana lumen; oa- Mrs. sterling further stated. pitching berth this year. borne, Fowler and Murphy.

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l Tex Rickard was preeminently the through the (Q,-mgllty of gppgndlng ;

Joe O'Bi‘lcn redeemed himself in :king of Bauyh°°' He knew 3' ‘md his Bifmtufc "0 5' °°mra°t~

llle' l~e3lm_.,» of Flsmna lut night l*\°l'>‘ Wfilii il° BBW iff- and NG WHS H Las; summer he tooka“millionalre'a" | when he crashed a long overhanil ‘““"°" °f mean' °‘ space grabbing' 15p°°ia1""'1°”d°d "mb “ur°°d °w“'i

right to the craniuin of Staiiley The impetus "hat slaned hh" ‘"1 U5- °°Pit"'ii5i4- P“”1i5h"5~ Will;

steam IL was _,ods big __igm_ He the career by which he became fain- -su-eel, me,-,_ the flmmclally gl-eat of; LONDON Aprn 30

lnsls|.s on meeting all coiners tonight. _ °“5 ‘"5 the desire cf Gaidneld- iUl0 land-UD mm me W00d5 Of 590°' lgolfdnm ulpnlg "gl-y

The blggnm house or me We” Nevada, to get some publicity. .No ll.latm~ to watch Tunncy K0 through lms du._y In the Brmsh O

crowded past the wicket last evening ‘D110 in the dwell' f°“'i\ kmll' Will" _'nit training routine for Heeney. |[_e]d_ “Html mn Mm

to do Tex sug"est°tl a chaliip':ilislnp `/md mg,-l he plled them abogyd l»ll_;

Jack Lund won the door' Prize. ' = r ‘ l _ | The gl-ll,l_Sl»l vlclqry

Tonight Kancy_ McDonald and _i"`iZe_H3m;_ ‘he id" W” siemd “P iyacht for a run to the "Hard R.ock‘s_‘ |Hagen.. American* in tm Tommy Benoit Wm swap punches ll, _un with avldity, and he lil” NGC'-eli _:tial-ters at F‘a_i_r Haven. You couldnt lse___es_ conduzted Samrd a four rounder. “Joe” will also box. ,ii "i_‘_‘*a5J°:’__‘:_f__P'~li~_i__i;‘_§__ii;_;"__i___‘?__Q'» b;°‘*;'_i_; _WCP 5i3fi‘25 li-<9 111113 Of _U19 fl’°n¢ _cd E-ngllshmen wlth can

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Panhandle as the squai-est shooterl Turmey Myer was popular with is me ve om g cr Ili UW _ West- The S0\1i"C|0“€ilS~ lthe men who “covered"`his camP. It Not even me presence >ro'_-;pccto.'s,.an<1_roulette players all -_._»-,S cfscml,-ll that he sh;-_,lg ly;-_ ___c__n contingent ____ 22

1'-usted the quite. tight moiithcii ._~_'.¢l;a,-ll brought in "Steve" Hanlie- I.

'Phe ring will be improved for to~l nlght`s bouts. l

Bill LEAGUE

Bill RESULTS

(Canadian Press) NATIONAL LEAGUE

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New York .....0 3 1

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Chicago ..

`. rc H Boston . . . . . . ... ...14 16 ‘Phila ...IZ 18

l Batteries-Brant. Delaney, Wintz i 'nd Taylor; McGraw. Roy, Willough- by, Sweetland and Lerlan.

Pittsburgh at St. Louis, postponed.

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Washington 9 11 2 ,New York . . . ...10 13 4 l Batteries-Braxton. Brown, Llska 'uid Spencer, Tate; Zachary. Moore,

iilelniach and Jnrgens, Dickey.

5 ' R H E l‘hila...... ...1 4 0 llnston...... .4 9 l

Batteries -Earnshaw, Shore and

Cochrane; Morris and Hevlng.

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'Cleveland .. . - . . . . . . ... 4 9 1 .Ch|eago... . . . ._.8 14 1 1 Batteries--I-ludlin. Harder, Mlljus `-'nd L. Sewell; VWIII, Dugan and Crouse. `

5 R l~l E lit. Louis ... ... 6 12 0 _Detroit 5 lo z Batteries - Ogden, Ceilings and ‘senang Yee, srnltli ana rnililpr.

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f rt ir is Ilforhesler ... 9 10 1 iflnlilmore. 6 17 4 4 Batteries- Geherlngcr. McCracken

_rind Morrow; Thomas, Keen. Clark~ 'on and Bnnl. `

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Montreal 3 l

_ ._ _ _ _ ilersey (flly . _ . . . . . . . . .._ 8 12 0

MARYIZIME WOMEN'S TRACK I I-FOB SHAWKEY GOES T0 YANKS Bntl€r`Cs - Buckalew, Hartman.

MEET T0 BE HELD JUNE Zi , Pomerski and Nlcbergnl; Bream and

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Club on the afterrloon of June 2l, lnrennnn, Monri-. Rel, and sklfi.

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::inbl~::', \\'l'.o ccuid win or lo.f_e a `~_.-_“_ at genial prers agent., a gi-ect. ______

lzilluirci thousand dollars \'.'ii,hoiit a _-,lvl-_ lm ll-lmmgn who han 5 lg;-\~‘_; T____ Ryder cup vlctory '»*ilHll80 Of 0XPl‘CSSiDii. When he °“'“' of smoothing down the fur ci ral- ..._h B volume of editor

ed the Northern Saloon in Nome he ,fled mel-,_ lg, was l-ll; job tg l~~_,f;_;;. Pgymg tributes to H Often had HS much al $100-000 _°f U18 ‘ihc champion tlirough tho sji:cta~.~r.i _und amnmalon of a

miners' money stowed away ln his q;l____l;ls own ag:_'eeabl_e _p;1':::n_;li~- _ ____ Te1en_a__h said ..

" move was ypica o ex .'.-r:

iglil; and they never asked for Md, ____v which Brush gnu __ vents. And not one oi' them ever | Ther, was a tin-lg when llghtg int n nanny ihrciish that trust. len-w solely nn their meriu. Rickard _,rd Set by Mal wmv

So Tc-x loft his house cf chalice _lm ¢ all thgt Hg deglllg tml, if' _ _ _ '_ iii charge of his Partner. While he iinc ieilgiitei-5 were sufllaieiitiyi colorful ?Q;sT;I;;\;;;__`i2:;l':1:h

3,.l,,,lllyn 2 4 0 'r<".ll- li`iS CMYSIGS tvward makin! it did not matter whether they were gh” e!;m.pme_ vigor m Batteries-Walker, Henry and Ho- Cgldndd famaus' we" m“°h°d' The engineering °r the yet abound in English ,Iam Vance and Debe,-,.y_ _ NOW-8i`52r 23 YGHTS-We Call BD- Dempsey-Carpentier fight into the; A tom of M2 have

,_>l`€<‘iSt@ the masiiitude of R1Cl¢ilrd'S _first million dollar gate ever known open some :my _ot the

~".'l".=, He knew the owners only by

vit At that time Goldfield had B |ln Fistians. vias a great piece of The Held ,___ to be dmd is-wi-latsoli of 2500. To get there onc lw0l~l¢_ on gn; gig, was the greatest _wmons for me qualify* limi to tide 13 hours into the desert ]~-kills,--' tha “me l-lad lmgmp on

Bam.h,s___B|ake and Ansley; May _.':n'.1i tile main line. It was necessary _the other wg; 3 burned 0-_lg llghl . ____..__

,nd G,,5fh_ ,Hi <f"il¥li‘iiCt HU Hella ai- il C955 Of iheavywelglit. fresh from four years _ _f'5U'J0- A D\ii°S€ Of $30-000 W-Yi le' iservice in tim French Army. So Car-

'fiiiiiéd to brim! “Batt-ling" N01-sun ,pentiers war record, his familiarity ` JO? 011115 Yf1`3€f»h€i'» Mimi' with the great ones of the world. his

licr.g‘:.t this purse so much fiction. lgxtenslvg wud,-0l,»5 and Mmm.

`plishmen.s. were stressed. Pictures of his pretty wife were`ln the papers lerery day. S0 much was said of his

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But when the liewsgathers arrived they saw the purse stacked in glit- ".-arug gold pieces in the window of 'inc liaiik. It was a- toilchof genius. situ the story was broadcast.

i ` Tex was completely duinbfounded

ivsheii he saw newspaper men from tall over the United States flocking

linto Goldfield, and more than 8000 lpoople gathered at the rirlgside. 1-fe iwas still more surprised when the

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fvcry admirable qualities that his levident lack of fighting equipment was alinosi. forgotten. In brief, Car- pentler was such an attractive per- '.-onali.y that the public paid $l.'l00.- l 000 to see the one-sided match. Rick- ard knew that he did not have a chance, and before the fight started went to Dempsey's dressing room, and i

lbooks snowed a substantial profit _asked nlm not to knock out his ad- lwhere he had only \lSked for Public- ‘vcrsary in the first round. but to lity and it not too heavy loss. "give the crowd a run for its money." l i Tex knew instinctively that the Rickard realir/ed very clearly that

way to get lineage was to be uii- ‘newspapers are the whole hinge andggemns the mast votes

_nsilal_ When he siEl”i0d GED!! Tlillilill _focus of the bnllyhoo, To them he ine eugibm Tennm G01 _fer inc first dramatic ificht wlili _gave ine ereflli for nln success. It lthe C_m_ Y_ M_ c_ A .Dclnpsey he' said nothing about i~cemed almost a holy mystery. to him lvictorlns and an school i t tl eus a ers s eculat- h ords ould be so ou oni

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it. He kep ie n 'p p in t at w c El’ Ped gnnlmtlmm

ima on whetlier or not the fight ipnper as lo sway the thought of ai It Ls understood how ‘irould be held. Then, as a ilranrl in-hole nation. Yet no man knew igcstilre, he hired a special train. fil- ibstter how to bu_ild those incidents _ club must at first sh lcd it with sports writers and ran ‘from which front page news stories

I- " i snip ticket lthein to St. Louis to see Tunney go are made.

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iD E F E ll TS il0MMY RYAN

‘ NEW YORK. April 30--Kid Choco- "nte, stiff punching Cuban. krlorked out Tommy Ryan. of Buffalo. in the 'lrst round of their ten round match iii the Broadway Arena last, night. Chocolate weighed 122 pounds, Ryan lilo. i Chocolate smothered his heavier .rival from the opening bell and end- ed matters for the evening after one

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lifolumbus . . . . 10 l

Sf. Plul . . . . ....... ...... 1 Indianapolis .. 8

Minneapolis l Louisville ................ 6

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i After a series of jabs and uppercus ‘the "Keed" crashed over a heavy left 7 English W" °m°° ex

1 ' ri of ba ihook that dropped Ryan for a count 'n new se “_ I mp!

lol eight, The Buffalo lad staggered B____e__ed _O be _M O ‘li his feet only to run into a storm i _

nf punches, He stood up under the ;l3m_ U1 Wemn-,_supe,. M

aarrage for a few seconds and then _ceniiy at the age of 105 .=. left nook sent nlrn te the canvas 1 where he was counted out. . I“ a "°'“" mmm

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June, because he said it ans a _pwéngns Wm be Mal

_pagan name, the infant was named l mgnll gl me new all-d Joan instead. chester. England.

when a. clergyman in London re- _“re valued at $1550 00

cently refused to christ:-n I childi _

' Air taxis to carry two

MARKE

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APRIL 27th [0 MAY 4

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large and beautiful tro idisplay 'in the north win ‘Robbleeb store on Ore This trophy ls the gift Top Tailors, Toronto,

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piece of silverware will io some athletic organi city Mr R/Dbblee inte

_day or two to open e. fr ltest, the Trophy going

lone voting for his or hi _ on

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