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‘ charles Bruce. Canadian Press* Charles McKinnon, Belvedere, Jeby. stolid New Y0ri¢ Hebrew. U1' '

Staff Writer) Charlottetown, defeated W. Dick- the seventh round of a. 15-roundl ‘ YANKS DOSE AGAIN

50;. goilsez-;>&i;,n glaRli1f;;i;,sigea;d1 lt; _battle tonight. andstrlpped him ofi Montague moe “M over his th-` rue kd ‘ ._+-

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sydney boy playing in his first John’ defeated Don Raymond' Yap gil; cliaimsu to “titre mlddleilrgleiilght; The Jmendanm was mov’ www; “art to U I _ menu Gm. NEW YORK. Mil. D-(A.P.)

mouth, 2 and 1. mp ons D W °n° wc et ngltation being almost 8,000. The daylmiade g try through the stretch mud th’ “team” piwmn

Field Narrows

ggAnLOl‘I‘ETOWN, August 9-

touriinnient; a Charlottetown

iii who i<n°WS ii1° Cfhirse like A. R. Lamy, Amherst, <lererted'iSW"°i’ '-if his 1°” h=“‘d~

book; li stendy golfer from Saint ,Mid an Amherst, youth, al- dy it veteran of Maritime play, battle it out tomorrow for ,i berths in the titular meet of ey stern provinces. Ego.. your old Allan Findlay me Iliigiin Club, Sydney, won way to the semi-finals with

my i'.iii»<i Fredericton professor,

me ,im mund' and Fred Ris_ fBx’.det._euted WHA. c1;“_k,Rwerslde‘.:New llorker who was hailed as mid-lPiwe when in 9. thrilling finish,

Hdieivelglit champion here -'er heicoming from third horse entering

G. G. Hughes, Belvedere, Char- lottetown, 2 and 1, i R. P. Findlay, Lingan, Sydney, defeated Bob Holman, Belvedere, Charlottetown, two up.

Second Division, First Round

R C Ducliemin, Asllburii, Hall

Brouiilard, one of those southpaws

whose battle style has confoundgd

lorthodox right, hand worrlcrs since fistic history began, made a cold, calculating fight of it in adding

E' H Hickman’ Bal 'Jeby‘s recognition here as the 160-

_1°hn»5_ Nm-1_, defe,,ted1yD_I`I;fy'(:a§,t_'! pound king to the honors he al- gdrlven by Johnny Coliroy, when he ei-on, Digby, 7 and 3, ,ready has known as a former wel- DH-<i€d in 2-07 3-4 111 1111 811011- iii

L. Mitchell, Gorsebrook, Halifax, ' terweight champion of the world. lb”-i 2-10- Pi'101' *-0 thi!-li U16 triwk

toms "wr Earle Tum", the|defeated N. B. Melville, Amherst._ For six rounds he chopped away-'record had been equalled in tfhi-

I 0n the 20th green. ict the steady going, game youn;;'second heat of the 2.18 Trot and

ii, ni.-ii of Fredericton, in the Saint John, 5 and 3. I ""

ii. The margins were 3 and 2; sup. .

0 held the Island title last year, inatrd Frank Lewis of Truro uid 1 and went on to beat Pete ily, Abegweit. hockey hops and er Montreal Royal, one up in

e quarter finals. » The possibility of a father and

was washed out as young

Lamy, Amherst P01' who has

in iiio toui-rioloento, boot

P. Findlay, father of Allan, 5 4 fri the second round, Pre-

hs had taken the measllre

G. Ci, Hughes, of the home

2 and 1. - An-nstrong of Saint John's

Club was carried to the

McKinnon, who made

but losing uphill fight to

Uharlottetown represented in upper and lower brackets of draw. Armstrong defeated Don

Yarmouth, 2 and 1, in

round.

Taylor meeta Findlay

Lamy will tee off with Arm-

of the four semi-finalists

ever held the Maritime golf

In fact, though weather

many of the erstwhile favor continued to slip. Jack Hants

iii the qualifying round,

put out by Pete Kelly, who in iii0PlJcd his second round

teh to Taylor, Harris had Kelly down at one time, they came the thirteenth all square. and e took four straight-holes in

par.

in other first round matches

Risfeen of Fredericton de-

ltil A- H. Creighton, of the

two0<i Club, Dartmouth, 2 and R. P. Findlay pulled an up-

ir iiisnosine of Bob Holman, riottetown hope, two up. The Halifax chance disappeared ln first round as Bill Dickson, hebrook, lost to Charlie Mc- non, 3 and 1, Chills were far better today than 'Y “Te iii yesterdays big breeze. eformer champions had a. good ° i’l“l'ii1Ef in the lower divisions, -i Cain and Don McN:iughton

winning a couple of matches. Streeter lost B third division

igliand wound up in the conso-

Bi’ for the most drama of today'u V W5-1 hacked into the Arm-

McKinnon match. Arm- had McKinnon two down ‘W0 10 eo, but the iooel star

i0 square it. They halved

l9ii1 nnd Armstrong punched

io within a few feet of the

°° Bei n usr three on the zoo 20th. while McKinnon drove ’°iiKh and took a four. Tay.

was two down, ap-

mil

Arnold Taylor' Belveder° Char- Third Division, Second Round feated E. P. Foley, Bummerside, 3 eighth' Bm, D_ being drawn Time

|Saint John, defeated D. H. Wil- lian-is, Ashburn, Halifax, one up. ‘ Aubrey Steeves, Riverdale, Monc- ton, defeated H. S. Gregory, River- side, Saint John, 2 and 1.

C. M. Cain, Yannouth, defeated

R. Mclnerney, Riverside, Saint John, 6 and 4. '

F. B. Conrad, Belvedere, Char-

lottetown, defeated A. C. Fuller, Yarmouth, one up.

Third Diviilon, First Round

‘ Charlottetown, 3 and 2.

c., M, 1-rope, ,A5i.i,iim, H,,ii;,,x_ st0l>uedF1'hnkie Battns1ia,Cnnhdiahithe home stretch, I'rn Alone 2.14 defeated D. w. wolleee, Frederic- n\i<id1<=weiehi champion or Winni-idrlven by oliver audderham or t . tb 10th . _ , .' _

lrnoid -rnylor or Charlottetown, °;o°" D/TNR haf" R, Id Peg 111 12 1°““d=’» 1”* Wifii" ;Nox~ih -Sydnev.1iniehe<j1 ii hose H

11 C U8 . V€1`S 9. Chunky, durable, Brouillard stabbed head of Becton Gmgtan, who was

out openings with his extended right hand, just the opposite to the usual style of attack, and followed this i nioking fist with left smashes to the ' head and body. I Near the end of the sixth round, Brouillard shook himself of his easy going ways and loosed a volley of left smashes to the body that left Jeby gasping, the air driven from

1 G. E. Mahon, Ashburn, Halifax, his lungs. as the bell found him. ‘defeated W. K. Rogers, Belvedere, ready to go down under another]

solid blow, propped in his own cor-

’was perfect and fast time was

C. J. Loughlin, Fredericton, de- mn ’°”'°“ L' C- Rim- R“’°"°’d°' “int - Broiiiliaril lost little time ln the ‘John, one up b d

l E D. Nicholson Belvedere Char- seventh ‘He drew Je yls gum up

` ' ' with his pawirlg right and again

but finally won out

I lottetown, defeated L. C. Ryan, Riv-

i , St. John, one u .

lerl-I(.ieW. Alderdice, Bally I-lilly, St. pion‘s sagging body muscles. Try as I they st’“°k “-9- ‘mm the Wife' When C9-Ptalii 909° ,John's, Nfld., defeated F. M. Day- he would, Jeby wiiid not get his: 00-me through on the inside and `ton, Riverdale, Moncton, 4 and 8. hands up_ A sweeping left’ brought' 3.16 Trot and Pace lbeat him by half .a length, Bellini

E' R' °°“‘°“" “‘hb“"" Hmfax' up from the floor as Broiiillerd - Swii a send third. Keystone im-

defeated H- Gaudet' summersldei ht hi fun n thc, This had nine starters, all of ‘proved his position to fourth,

two and one.

Harry Rich, Riverdale, Moncton,

defeated Don Rainnle, Brightwood. Dartmoixth, two up.

G. Lawson, Fredericton, defeated

,S. L. Curry, Ashbum, Halifax, one up. .

Tom Fenton, Ashburn, Halifax,

defeated J. P. Clarke, Belvedere, Charlottetown, one up.

E S Story Belvedere, Charlotte town, defeated D. C. McLeod, Am- herst, one up. L. D. Murray, Bel- vedere, Charlottctown, defeated K. M. Martin, Belvedere, Charlotte-

idefeated Eugene Mosher, Truro,

town, one up. J. B. McPhee, Digby,

and 1. F. W. Young, Truro, defeat- lcd Dr, R. A. Hughes, Riverside, Eselnt John, z and 1. w. H. Bou `tilier, Gorsebrook, Halifax, defeat led Brio Dunn, Sydney, two up. C. IJ. McLean, Belvedere, Charlotte

- 2.

ltown, defeated 1-lllgh Ferguson. W. A, Gaudet beat Rand, two up. he” ,mans the mm,-5' gemng 3.*

.Truro, 8 and 5. E. V. Ford, Bright- wood, Dartmouth, defeated F. W. Annund. Ashbum, Halifax, at_ the 23rd hole. A. Parfitt, Ridgewood, Saint John, defeated W. E. Cotton, Belvedere, Charlottetown, two up.

Fifth Division, First Round Dr. R. M. Pendrigh, Riverside,

Saint John, defeated C. G. Greg- ory, Belvedere, Charlottetown, one

lottetowrl, defeated Alex Scott, Belvedere, Charlottetown, 5 and 3. W. A. Gaudet, Belvedere, Char-

ilottetown, defeated George Mut-

tart, Belvedere, Charlottetown. 3

John, defeated E. P. Foley, Sum merside, two up. J. O. C. Campbell, Belvedere, Charlottetown, defeated J. Roy Holman, Summersidc, 6 and

John, defeated C. I. Peters. 511111- merside, one up. W. TaY101‘. Bel-

lvedere Charlottetown, defeated Dr.

H. 'r.'coivln, surnmrside, a and 2. L. J. Stacey, Belvedere, Charlotte-

Belvedere, Charlottetown, two up.

First Division, Second Round Amold Taylor, Belvedeic. Chlr-

lcttetown, defeated Pete Kelly, Belvedere, Charlottetown, one up.

A. R. Lamy, Amherst, defeated R.

006 UP.

up. E, M. Bagnall, Belvedere, Char- i

smashed the left into the cham-

charged in, caug m o chin and he crashed to the floor, face down.

Bi-avely Jeby pulled himself to

his knees at the count of eight but they would not hold him. As Ref- eree Pete Hartley looked -up to warn Broulllnrd that he must stay away until the count was completed,

slumped over on his face. complete ly knocked out The seventh round lasted two minutes, 21 seconds.

_Fourth Division, Second Round

Wd” We" ne’-'13' Per' Fourth Division, First Round Jeby'g eyes closed again and he

2. .

Z Ford defeated Parfitt, 5 an . mt me deoismn B short half length

, Fifth Division, Second Round Bag-nail defeated Pendrigh, 8 and

Cleveland defeated CBmPb€li.

one up.

Taylor defeated Stacey, 3 and 2.

Championship Consoiaiion

Jack Harris, Ken-Wo, Wolfville,

defeated Frank Lewis. Trur0. W0 and one. Earl Tumer, Fredericton,

idoieotnii A. H. crelghton,WarIi)gh;- ea d, D t th, t u . . c -

|130, Gofigelii-Tixiir Hzllrog, doiesied !”I‘he Willys Gnd Sill' D- Wm 115°

'Don Raymond, ilarmouth, one up. 'off form througih breaks.

R. T. Holman, Belvedere, Char- lottetown, defeated G. G. Hughes, Belvedere, Charlottetown, 4 and 3. Second Division Consolation N. B, Melville, Amherst, defeated

D. P. Cameron, Digby, on the 19th

up. C. W. Rand. Riverside, Saint g,.m,_ D, w_ wsiiiws, ri-eds;-1¢t,orl,lm an-,gsm gm gg-mod to be A

' defeated W. A. . Clark, Riverside, me wma", when just in mg 1,51,-

Saint John, 2 and 1. H. S. Gregory, Riverside, Saint John, defeated D.

hh Hollis. 8

H, Williams, As urn, X.

5- B- Ci€V€1i’~“d- Riverside- SBU" and 1. A. C. Fuller, Yarmouth, da- the heat by inches. Becton Grat-

feated R. Mclnemey, Riverside, Saint John. one ul?-

Tilird Division Consolation

P. Strecier, Riverside, Saint John,

Brightwood, Dartmouth, 3 and two. S L. Curry, Ashburn, Halifax, de-

ltiown, defeated Fr ei. he _ Mahon defeated Loushlin, 8-2. and 1. J. Roy Holman, summerside,

"`"“’°. 2 o “nk ° W muon defeated Alderdioe. two defeated c. 1. Peters, siimmersioe, 1101-4- im h_un,n sum Dom, and. he have ,.,,,.,_.. ' Miss la. Billing defeated Miss G.

nd 1 l Nic K K Y

defeated W. K. Rogers by default., ' '

t0W11. defeated G- E~ R°bl“5°n- F. M. Dayton. Riverdale. Moncton, 8004 hcl-t. ln.nd|n8 fiffiih Fi‘3-‘ik

defeated L. C. Ryan, Riverside, Ortolan sixth, Star G.. seventh. |salnt John, one UP- H- 01111409. |Heai:hel‘bell and Star D. eighth and |Sun-lmersidc, defeated Don Rainnie, nm”-h_ when the time Wu “_

,gated _,_ P_ C,,,,k,,_ B,,i.,edm,‘traok i-eoord oi 2.10 made last year

the finish, but took the ip. Findlay, Lingen, sydney, 5 and 4.;cnor1ottetoiim, 4 and 2. ` by Hush. had been equllled- and 17th to boat Kelly, F. Armstrong, Riverside, Saint Fourth Division Consolation Thu-4 gone, This was another

won from Rumen by ,|nk_ John, defeated Charlie McKinnon, D. C. McLeod, Anthezi-st, def‘e;`ted gre” hem rm Mane led to me

A long one on th, home umm’ Belvedere. Charlottetown. on the lrjiterz/r0,wrl:/laixgihp B;:rv;‘0r.Hughi;1;-_I mu when he was passed by Km; Lamy W” never he°d°d by zogllagrl-miillndlay Lingan, Sydney, Riverside., Saint' John, 'defeated' 5Pm°°- Wh° k°P¢ the lead V’ the elder Findlay, after the first defeated I-‘red Risteen, Fredericton, Eugene Mosher, Truro, default. E. finish although briskly challenged

nm d Dunn. Sydney. éieffehliteduiiiiih 1é`°it'- by rm Alone first, then Deeton

' Di ond Divislo Second Roun uson, Truro, eau . . _ o-

Pillo Keliy‘;hl3`;l;;,-e?:: lg:::¢,¢t¢.` :llllkman defdlited Mitchell, 3 gon, Charlottetown, defeated F. W. few “md” md “Med out rm

defeated Jack rim!! Kem and one, Armand, Ashburn, Halifax, two up.iAI°ne "Mk J Oman l good

' H defeated Duchemin one up Fifth Division Consolation l - -

_ 4 and 2. 000 » ' .-

Ristcen, Fredericton de., Dori McNaughton defeated C. G. Gregory, Charlottetown, de- ifvurth. Ll-iiln fifth. Stir U- liiiifh.

led A. i~i e lu ` ‘S106 S 4'3- rested Alex scott, cbiirimteiown. irressnsrbeii who me-,ie it lot or 'Dlrtmouthre2garti)fl1’l Bright Cold defeated Conrad. 54- George Muttart, Summerside. de' 'breaks seventh and The Willys

the feature of every class. The

track record of 2.10 was broken in|

the exhibition mile given by Dar-i `key Grattan, owned by Hedley T.

,Fu1ton, Upper Stewiadfe, N. 8., and

just inches ahead of King Spruce. i'I‘he most sensational heat raced 'on Montague track in our memory.

In describing the racing of yes-

terday aftem rl one must deal in superlatlvegi because no one .that we conversed with but'was of ‘ |the opinion that it was the best Iraclng ever seen there. In addit-

`ion it was by far the best racing' of the season on our local tracks' and sent the great big audience home in 0. delighted mood. Our, space is too short md tl-le hour too laite to give a. very detailed' account, but we will endeavor to summarize the various races as

them capable of beating 2.14 and it, was without a doubt a wonder!-'ul race, all the horses bunohedi throughom with the exception of Hcatherbeli and Star D., who were not performing in anything like their regular form-

Flnt Host. They-got away on the

sixth score with Lillian- 2.08 3-4. driven by Peter Conroy, out in front and leading until the tum to the home stretch, when Becton

G/rattan took command closely fol-

even terms. but Becton Grattan|

from Lillian, time 2.12 1-4. Frank. J. Ortoian trotted a. wonderful

way ia couple of lengths back and

finishing like it cyclone. He must' have trotted from wire to wire in closeito 2.10. Star G., was well up with the leaders until the stretch when he faded a bit, while H therbell made a. lot of breaks.

Second Hold. Beewrl Gratten at,

the pole went away fast with King" Spruce on even tenns. They riwed like a team until the -three-qua.rt- ora, then King Spruce passed Beet-

few strides I'm Alone came -through on the outside fiyii1E 8114 °0DP¢<1

ton also passed Kinz 3911105 i-11 91° lui, few steps, but the three horses

were very close. Lillian was a good fourth The Willys who paced a

nouncod it was found that the

Grattm who came up in the last

'but could not connect `l-lilo rm Mmm W°°"°r’ W°sm“gt°“

‘ ’ W tors here toda ‘n i Al y aga nc [ one was a. very close third. th it lead Y k Y

Tom Holmes, who drove King SDYHM. was the recipient of lots of verbal bouquets from many ad- mirers on his good win.

2 23 Trot

First llellt., Pixie took command

I h" £1 _

lo U rl ld and trotted right a Queen fourth. 'I‘h‘s was a ve

WHY from the others, winning handily with Jallysei. two lengths

\ ,_ have been faster but for the tr i i -

back C ptuin Cope a length back of Jollyset, Bellini Scott fourth, Keystone fifth and Walkie, who was on his bad behaviour sixth. The time was very creditable, 2.14 1-2.

Second Heat. This was another

easy win for Pixie, most. of the op- position oomlng from Walkie, who was a. gcod trotter, settled right down to business and finished a. close second. Bellini Scott who had to go quite long miles a good third, Captain Cope fourth, Jolly- set who made a bad break fifth, Keystone sixth.

Third Heat.. Pixie got, aw-a,_y bmp

ly and lost several lengths, then went to a break and lost all chance or the nest. waiirie looked like the winner until about fifty yards

Pixie filth and Jollyset sixth.

2.25 Paco

This was one, one, one for Win-

nie'Wiiikle, who had too much class for the others. The principle excitement was caused by the showing made by the other pocers. In the first heat Clare Napoleon, c. three year old recently imported from Kentucky, was a bang up second to Winnie Winikle in 2.13

story defeated Murray, one up, lowed by Frank J. Ortolan and! 1-2, while Al B. Jr. went the best

3 McPhee defeated Yo\111¢. 3 B’-'id 3- King Spruce. These four horses'mlle we have ever seen him travel

B0\1U1i01' defeiiifed MCI-95"' 4 “id raced down the stretch almost onlsq far, being a good third, Johnny

Miles fourbh, Calumet City fifth and Hush, who was not in shape for such a. fast mile having just re- cently gonc into training, sixth, sparkle seventh.

Second Heat. In the second heat

it was Winrlie‘s quite easily, the second position going to Calumet City, who paced -a nice mile fin- ishing about a length back of the winner, who equalled- her record taken at Alberton last fall of 2.13 1-4, Al B. Jr. again third. Johnny Miles fourth and Clare Napoleon who had got away off stride, fifth, Sparkle sixth, Hush seventh.

Third Heat. Winnie won by two

lengths with Johnny Miles second. Claire Napoleon third, Al B. Jr. fourth.

2.28 Trot and Pace

This was the fourth event on the program md it was almost seven o’clock when it was finished.

First Heat. Emma Watson went

right to the front closely followed by August Queen. on the home stretch August Queen passed Em- ma., winning by |. fulf length wi/th Barbara Martin- a dandy third, Hemlock, making his first start here, fourth, Bamnct. a three year old driven by Johnny Conroy, fifth.

Second Heat. August Queen led

the entire heat with Silver Doctor lapping on her until entering the home stretch when he made a dis- astrous break which set him back ip sixth. He had looked real up to that time. Emma capped second place with Baronet a. good third and Barbara Martin fourth.

Third Heli.. Baronet early took

the lead in th'.| heat and looked

to three full games as they de

featcd the champions 4 to 1.

the wire and beating him by hal n. length in one of the blast finish

beilig considerably out up due the number of heats which been raced over it previously.

boys, Geoige and Jim, for splendid condition the track in and the improved condition the gounds and the good progr of racing which they selected. 'addition t/o the racing there w very peasant music given by

provided which was well patron ed, a dining saloon with excelle meals, gocd parking arrangemen

all through.

McKenz’e, 'I‘n.l.ro, N. S.

SUMMARY

2.16 Trot and Pace-Ptu-se $200

King Spruce 2.11 1-4 (Rol-

mes) . . . . . .,.481

Becton Girattgn 2.10 1-4

(J. Conroy) . . . .,.122

'I'm Alone 2.14 (Rudder-

ham) 818

Lillian 2.08 3-4 (P. Conroy) 2 4 5 Franfi: J. Ortolan 2.13 (Jar- dine) ..

Star G. 2.09 (Cummings) The Willys 2.13 (Sh-uman) I-ieatherbell 2.10 1-2 (Mc-

Kenna)

Star D., 2.09 1-2 (Semple)

Time 2.12 1-4; 2.10: 2.10

2.12.

ment# 01-10 maxa-

-1

“vm -LU-I ....1

223 Trot-Purse $200

NCB# cnooina-1

Pixie 2.17 (Jardine) .. Captain Cope (Semple) Walkie 2.16 (H. McIntyre) .. Jollyset 2.17 (McKenna) Bellini Scott 2.09 1-2 (Mc-

Arthur)

Keystone (P. Conroy)

Time: 2.14 12-; 2.152 2.16 1-4-

Cub me.:

2.25 Paco-Purse $200

Winnie Wlnkle 2.13 1-4 (H.

O'Brien)

Clare Napoleon <Sempie) . Johnny Miles 2.10 l-4 (Mc-

Kinnon) ..

Calumet City 2.13 3-4 (J.

Conroy)

Al B. Jr (Smith-McKenna) Sparkle 2.14 1-4 (Cummings Hush 2.10 (Bhuman) .. Time: 2.13 1-2; 2.13 1-4:

D30-1 our-

,__ . *qaum ‘;° ¢-use 9-Q

2.28 Trot. and Pace-Purse |150

winoluau

§‘-scamnmr-¢

August Queen (Kennedy) Silver Doctor (Shuman) .. Emma Watson (Semple) -. Baronet. (L 001111010 -- Hemlock (Saundersorl) Barbara Martin (Power)

Sheila McKi.lop and Lady

distanced.

Tim 2.15 1-2; 2.15 8-43 2.16

1-4.

To Bolt Ttlick Record Pusin _ 2.10 Held by Hush, 2-10

Darkey Grattan 2.02 1-4 (J. Conroy)

side.

W. B. McArthur.

l-it

Great “edt L; due the Mcmtxi tennis throughout the day but fell 3'8» 6'3» 6'0-

was in mens singles against the brii- ot-liant strokes of Lloyd Keating of am Moncton whom he defeated in In Newcastle last year. Gordon White Mrs- as of Charlottetown eliminated A. E._ _ an Laverty of Montreal in straight' M°K‘°

sets but was put out in the 3rd; M155

orchestra, also A dancin! booitahlmund by the Ham,” ace Hanyl defeated Misses McDonald and

gof

Won

Time: 32 1-4, 1.06, 1.24 2-4; 2.07 3-4. LANES s|NGLE§-

` 'rue omolois who handled the hd R

meeting very capably were: “nd

Starter, E. F. Acorn. Charlotte-

town.

Juoges, D. K. Macleod, char- st°“° °`°' M' '

lottetown, Willard Kelly, South-

l-I 6-3, 6-0.

pm' °°°"“° °”“"`°k‘ S““““°" Gilt: adwords defeated Miss J

Timers. Dr. F. W. Christopher,

- seven matches in all were played

f players showed up wonderfully well _ against such an excellent array of

eg of gh, day, Hemiock 1,,-,_-,mid ‘ outside talent. Miss Eleanor Bourke, 1 T065 real well for Jimmie saimuerson ‘vwvihviai Premier lady Piave-r-‘ Pele” “iid Bamiifd and was Q cya” thi,-d' August | came through in all her events de- MCMUIBY1 find K€i111Y 5-0.

ry m_ifeating Mrs, D, Hogan of Halifax ficuihhin ‘1ii<i Shari*

teres-i.'ni; rice and the title would | l'° “Hifi” quartet' final-9 in 51118195, Dlcksm and Sicwmt 64'

,wk . and with stuart Dickson in mixed Aitken and Donhhoe ,D defeating w, L. Rennie and M1ss,Whii<=‘

had Margaret Henderson in one of the'

finest exhibitions of the touma-Q ment. Mr. Dickson played excellent

2 iR0l>er. Miss Betty Rogers of cher-

; ,iotteiown played excellent tennisi M151

'lin put out Miss Duchemin of Syd_ ` defeated Misses Harrington and

l'I‘heb1rul>e-ehortnd nit

The W’-“ne” “`° °w“°d “ !°1'- ‘ defeat of Hon P Aitlceriyofwlliilverei

igwsg Ki;-ig Spruce by C. Bake D‘“`lm°“¢h» N- 5-- Pixie by R‘°b°"t Quebec in three gruelling sets It Humphrey, Kensington, P. E. I., '

r’ l D001. N. S., by Dr. P. Gagnon of

set the pace throughout but could not overcome the steadiness of his

doubles match between Comdr, Ed. wards and Condon, Ottawa, against

As semi-finals are reached today

3 tennis of the highest order will be

grateful to the city for the mid-day

the courts.

Following is the result of yester-

day's matches:

End Round

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G. Southam defeated D. Gus

4-6, 8-3, 6-4.

R.. T. Bamard defeated T. R.

Tees 6-2, 6-0.

R. Donahue defeated W. Duffy

6-2, 6-8.

G. White defeated A. E. Laverty

8-4, 6-1. . H. L. Roper defeated A. W. Math- eson 6-2, 6-1,,

1'. Ross defeated G. Houston ’6-2,

2 tl-4.

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3rd Round

Comdr, Edwards defeated P. D.

Ganong 6-0, 6-1.

L. Keating defeated S. Dickson

5-7, 6-4, 6-1.

W. L. Rennie defeated G. South-

am 'I-5, 6-1.

Dr. P. Gagnon defeated Hon. P.

Aitken 7-5, 6-8, 6-3.

R. T. Bamard defeat/ed R.

Donahoe 6-2, 6-1.

H. L. Roper defeated G. W'hitc 0-1, 0-4.

G. Johnstone defeated S. Sharpe 6-2, 'l-5. , D. Grant defeated I. Ross 6-0,

5-7, 6-3.

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Miss M. Currie defeated O. John-

Jardine 6-2, 6-1.

Shaw 6-1, 6-0.

like the winner, but shuman was` Teacher: "Eric, how many ribs R-0l>€'r 6-2. 6-2.

Exhibition Expected In er Finals To-d U sets In Yest

-BC- P 1111 g of Ideal tennis weather prevailed Duchcmin 2-6, 6-3, 6-2. Elena- yesterday to enable the quarter fin- reased als to be played today in the Pro- Miss Currie defeated

e over New or ankces vincial Tennis Tournament. Thirty R0E€1‘S 5-1, 5-1-

I Mrs. yesterday productive of many in- tell 6-2. 5'2- tercsting games in which local'

was the hardest fought match of I

Winnie Winkle by 0'B1-len Stables.. the day' The wrsame ML Aitken' Hon.

‘Albertcn, August Queen by c. W-

Larferty and nose oi Montreal, was I perhaps the most spectacular eventl

of the day. Further matches in alll events promise to be most exciting. ' C°mdr' and Mrs' Edwards de’

witnessed. _The management is very f mm'

services of_ the sprinkling-truck in` eliminating the dust nuisance about'

MEN'S SINGLES I

Miss E. Bourke defeated Mrs.

Mrs. Beer dcfentcd Miss M.

1 Miss P. Rykcrt defeated Mrs. H.

Quart

ay - Several erday’s Play.

Quarter Finals

Miss B

Beer defeated Miss I i'~~

M1-IN’S DOUBLES

2nd Round '

Keetlng and Johnston defeated

and McDonald 6-1, 6-4.

defeatct 6-1. defeated 6-4. defeated

and Houston 6-0, 6-2. Quarter Finals

Comdr, Edwards and E. defeated I. Ross and A. E.

Condon i.-avert;

LADIES' DOUBLES 2nd Round

Beer and Miss Rykert de- Mrs. H. Roper and Miss H 6-3, 6-0. M. Currie and Mrs. Grant

feated

Johnstone 6-1, 6-1.

Billing and Mrs. Ed\vard.l

in fact a well conducted meeting_ney in three sem - Lord 5_0_ 5_o_

MIXED DOUBLES

lst Round

P. Aitken and Miss nykeri

defeated J. C. Little and Mrs

Hogan il-0, is-3.

¢001-he,,ded opponent The men.si S. Dickson and Miss E. Boui-ki

defeated D. Gass and Miss Sinclair 6-0, 8-4.

2nd Round

feated E. Hornby and Miss John- stone 6-0, 6-0.

P. Aitken and Miss Ryken.

defeated G. Southam and Misa McKie 6-1, 6-2.

S. Dickson and Miss E,

defeated W. L. Rennie Henderson 'i-5, 4-8, 6-3.

P. D. Ganong and Miss Jardine

defeated A. Stewart and Miss Mar- tell 'I-5, 6-4.

Bourke

and Misa

SCHEDULE OF TODAY'S

MATCHES

TENNIS

10 a.m., Men‘s Doubles:

Rennie and Little vs.

Stanley.

Gras- and

Mixed Doubles: Mr. Keating and Miss Keating vs,

Mr. Sharp and Miss Beck.

Men's Singles:

Grant vs. Johnston.

Ladies' Singles:

Miss Bourke \'s. Miss Billing.

11.30 a.m., Menu Singles: Edwards vs. Keating.

` Rennie vs. Gagnon,

Bamard vs. Roper.

Men's Doubles:

Southam and Shame vs. Aitken

and Donahoe.

Ladies' Singles: Mrs. Edwards vs. Miss Rykert.

2.30 p.m., Mixed Doubles:

Peters and Miss Billing

son and Miss Bourke.

Condon and Mrs. Beer

ong and Miss Jardine.

Aitken and Rykert vs.

'Keatings vs, Sharpe and

Grant and Mlm Currie

and Miss Rogers.

vs. Dick-

vs. Gan-

winner or Beck. vs. Whito

4 p.m., Ladies' Doubles:

Bourke and Henderson

ing and Jardine.

\ - Keat-

Men's Doubles: ` Roper and Grout vs. Keatiilgand Johnston.

Peters and Barnard vs. winilel

of Rennie and Little vs. Goss and Stanley.

Aim Fi-iidiiiy. 'Lingu-l. 8ydnoy,up. ° ‘md 5' g'gaR§:,f";;T' .$;h°é:§:§;: Fourth Hoot. The three winners responded in great shape. passing Eric: "I don’i, know. miss. I'm so Keating 6-2. 6-4.

Au:-“lg” Tum” ”°°°“°° awrnmm d'2d°“e.d“dma,|§: ` :;l,§1¢:,|¢:, on, up, went out to decide the winner ofBaronei1 about iiwmty Judo tomi ticklhh I can never count 'om.” Mi!! B- 508011 ddeblcd Mill D-

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Other matches for the afternoon

will bo posted at the Club Houlc. l.