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218 Entries For Boston Marathon Includes Five Former Win- ners.

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BOSION, April l'1—Marathoners.

to other runners, are a queer lot but nevertheless there were I18 starter; for the 38th rim- ning of 111s famous Boston classic on ‘lhuradsy enrolled on the list before the arrival of today's mall.

Lloyd lnngmtrl of Toronto, is best known o! the Canadian dele- gation.

A great many ot these 218 were veterans o1 this l! miles 385 yard uphill and downdale Irlhd irom l-lopkinton to Boston, including five lormer winners-Clarence Demar,

they diq in 1932. look out tor this Car-man.

M i l i t a r y Badminton Tourney

The Club tournament played at the Annourlss llst night between D. M. Gala’ “Blues" and the "Reds." captained by O. F. Hutchenson proved an exciting and hotly con- tested affair, the “Blues" winning out by four sets to three. So evenly matched were the sides that four out of the seven sets had to go to the third gum before a decision was reached.

The Reds by virtue of losing the tournament will now have the privilege of providing the refresh- ments for the Club on Thursday night when a return contest is talked ol.

Following are the results:

l". M. Nash, Mira. J. O. C. Camp- bell (Reds), lost to w. A. Smith, Mlsq M. MacDonald (Blues), 15-12, 12-15, 15-10.

G. K. Peake, Miss H. Wakeford (Reds), won from C. D. Stewart, Miss C. Shannon (Blues), 15-4. 15-6.

G. P‘. Hutchenson. Mrs. G. Alcom (Reds), won from D. M. Oasis, Miss A. Callaghan (Blues) 13-15, 15-9, 16-7.

B. lhlrbanks, Mrs. l". M. Nash (Rods) loat to R. T. Holman, Mrs. W. A. Smith (Blues) 15-7, 12-15, 15-10.

J. C. Brady. Mrs. Ben]. Rogers Jr. (Reds), loat to R. Murray and Mrs. B. T. Holman (Blues) 15-8, 13-15, 17-10.

Dr. L. B. Mnlenna. Miss L. Platts (Roda) lost in Miss E. Burke, Miss A. Lockhart (Blues), 15-11, 15-7.

Mrs. I‘. Platte and Mrs. J. O. C. Campbell (Roda), won from Miss D. Kerwin. Mrs. Dr. McKenna (Blues) 15-18. 15-8.

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A scratch nit by Oomnklg‘ one out in the ninth inlii: the Chicago hurlcr iroﬁ“ tht, h of lame ior no-hlt. em. it would have bedl- ﬂ DO-hlrl. game here on opeﬂinl d 1n the record books. .. ‘,

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'Nnw YORK, April n-(Assooi- ated Pram-Employing the Phil- lifla as victims in their first labora- tory (est of the new baseball sen- son. the world's champion New York Giants today performed a hghly successful operation with the aid o! the talented P101’. Carl Owen Hubbell and for the beneﬁt of a noisy crowd of 31.000 specta- tors st the Polo Grounds.

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Indicating the club owners had some Justification for the general feeling o! optimism with which they had approached the opening oi the 1934 campaigns, the eight get-away games, four in the National 41nd four in the American, drew an ailﬂfeizate attendance o! better than 180.000. This compared with 153.526 for the eight openers spread over sev- eral days last year and 138,000 for the 1932 insugurals when adverse weather conditions likewise were a. . handicap. However, it still was far Ne‘? Yak ' ' ' ' " a behind the record total of 249,010 Phhldelvhll Se; m 193L Gomez, Murphy. Smllh" while the worm champion N“, and Dickey: Cam. Casiarcllri .\ York Giants and the Washington 59m‘. MRdJPSKL HHYPF- Senators were starting of! on the right foot in their bids to retain the pennants they captured s year ago. the dny‘s outstanding individual performance was fumlshed by Lon Wnrnrke. great righthnnder of the Chicago Cubs.

Facing the rr-built Cincinnati Reds before a crowd of 710.211 1n Crosley Field, tho Arkansas Star struck out l3 men and missed s. no- hit game by (he margin of two outs ‘He had it in his grasp. with one out in the ninth. when Adam Comoro- sky, former Pirate, singled {or the only safety the Rnds could make as the Cubs won 6-0. Chuck Klein. National lnague batting champion last year, celebrated his debut in a Cub uniform with s home run.

The Giants. behind Carl Hilb- bcll‘s four-hit pitching knocked nver the Phillie; (l-l before s crowd of 37.000. largest of (he (lav. in the Polo Grounds. l-lubbclls bid for i1 shutout was ruined bv ii srvvnth in- nlng home run by Jimmy Wilson.

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N. Philadelphia. . .. . New York .. .. Elliott, Hansen. Cﬁlllfl; nnrl son; Hubbell and Ilirliards.

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Offers $100,000 1° ""1 “W Pittsburgh .. l (l ForHalfShare 5t. lnuis .. 71x Mvine, Hoyt, Birkofr-r sml Llrrv

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(Canadha Preu) DONDON. April l7—-An ofier oi $100,000 has been made (o the Aga Khan for a hall-share in his clas- sic colt Umldwar, who ran only once and won last season. a writer l the News Chronicle ssys. The o er has been refused. 1t is understood at Newmarkei. the offer wu- miuie on behalf cf lord Woolavingtcn, who has al- ready won the Derby twice and in hisﬁtli year-wants to win it a-

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