Abbies Win Midget And Little League Titles; Summerside Bantams Win

'l'hr Cli.ii-ioitetowii Abeawcit l.t- ilc I.':.1!;'ilFl'S and Midgets and 'lie

.iclc Bantanis won Pmi'i::- .cbail Cl'lMli5 yestcrdav

. ' r Lrtelic plat-off panics i.r .212! Park , 17m ' llC City Little l.ctt,Lurrs mill K-1-H, ',mm.ai-pmm.,..S nnd Oliugus "Fl? 5lV9.pf' W” 23””-T Leatc softball teams villi play a Ilttlli llieli .Nuniiiic'islde f)l.I:.()llFllS Sudden dF;llii game for the sum. . .... . c I. -. r . . . 1" M” '”H1g ”jIl."sii”.' I tncrslt:t- Ftlllbflii t'Ii'.lllll)lOll5Ii.l) fol M ,””t H” T” "turn at Qtiteii Elli. Ll Plitk Io- tnis t'O5t'(I iixit thrtr wins N”. t Mme 53 M,,, M 3.15 l single Will m-rr the ClI.'Il'I(lllf”ll..... . - H V, lg P-Humid m MW ”"",l a file series l)'.it since the iltog-r:lirl' tlirit- were l.t'c l:;i.s.n- .. l,,(,.L, WW mam; Ii.”-.l V,':.".fliFS lllfiltli .li the pa kt mm. mg tum,” wt i.li '.ilt' sun i of tlirtr anti ii; A .1 (. :(,.1,.p I-0, lh,'(:'rl5Q,”:1”lg;'.if''.VI: :5 L :.c l. i .::ti iipioi ship, it inas ' m C” F ii” ” X” . liriit-able to (ill the series

'mmp'y wand "1 km and so the S'tlLiLIell.-CICJlIi

The Little. i.cag'tc:s rlreii lllliC” rf ,::”m,' ,, Rd 1! N mpcth the ti'tt:llTl':lllVHS tiirv rant" up i . d M” M on mud lull ilt"ll ITifI:iI)rI '.'.:nii lllP Al. , . WW1, Qume ii.”Il tliii ltts' i:iii'rs: 3-1 .::iti Itl'.L ' ' i ” ii ' ,.........i x l V "M 1-

ltililt l.'.:it l(."r l).' but 1 : iilM C W. ftiilitrs ill the . till” -i v. rs. 0 rate up c1:irli ll: kipt t',ir.-i . . iueli scat: ..fi ls. (iaiialll on I'l; G h iiiotgiirl for Iii” .st.:nmrrside team, 0 lvr (I ll i:i'r-lit. V V ll AI ' I I'll ti ii III lhilll Ix I ll. E Canon Null Ihi. Char- hrtpl, (WNW: t, t g lg it .c:m'.li l.:idlrs Gt-ill Club Cliarn-,

C t ' the fifth roll-ccitiiro

g pioiicliiii tor yr.-ir )rsroida,i' n.--. she d"teulc(I Mrs. Grniuc Wcotl in the final irntcii.

This lnarlts the citthtli time tliai Mrsl Oiiiioli has won tliv local Cltit) Ciiainpioiislilp.

iiiaip ii.tii a 'll”'l S"t!"”l l." IIVl(t"'o st iii" xlitlrtl-r i.ill'”l' it; tho ti )i.l her for the .1.L'iirs ill the

"wtiic ,.r.. V rrrl Siiliiiiici

Kittie of the SPi'LPS He gave up . I .

firc hits and s:r ck out l'.rc-'.- 3

baiters. D Sclliirliiali ::'attcd

the inmliirl for Stlninir '0 H'i'.i

tins rcE.cri-d in the ilitli ' q tr G d T

t;:ill.lltt I)t'”iil(t('il tliriil 1 cy paiiti

tip 11 iit's g Vg .

n;;rf'”tlfl1.ijlf I b”';””;l'5”1" ji”-it GLACE BAY, N.s, t(.'P7-- Glace i - f a””u'ga” ” me AL”l'"5 Bay Miners of the Maritime Major

Ill-ockey lieaziie are Dior-l'lI.sllI.'-T sonic

hat Iiill hits for '.ic tt'L;.cs. . l,l:ili;mt((,i,l:l::1 nmmmns my this The stiiiiiiirisirlc lrnii .”'l i i i ' .

tiir-tr lilo rulis iii the iR.'l1llllli:l””OllI Curlml D0" P"””1590ll 15 icportecl

mm by it (.n1lm,1. P. Ednmngmn PIl”Cl(lllE several cootl pi-ti-peels as

and Rananhang :tell as amllabic lioldorris. Sure '1'he Sttiliiiicrsidc llantanis S('Si'.(I t'n I-mum "W fimmldi km Wai-

Iievcii runs in the fnilrlli innllig as "aim and Em Mccmckm and Fe”

,1”... mfmim me Chmloucmmlgiitstoii also is reported hopeful of

- ----Wu. , laiirliiiz Llnrtl Hiiicliii;igor, Eddie

Jess and Johnny Raynak.

coiitiiitlcd our 15.

FOR SATURDAY NlOHT'S iuelile Summerside Raceway

FIRST DASH 8:15

(l.AF-?'4Il”Il".I) FlVFlN'I'S N0. I-5 I-KOSALIIC ll. I-DIANA (I. liIK.K'I'T.LN ".-()HU(TOi.ATl-. IIII' .',.,uy,s',-g nxnx

3-Ml" l).'llll.i.Vt'. rpaistwi-tit THE l;nr:A'i ('I..NSSTFII”.I) F.YFIiVTS N0. 14! 1-IIJ. (ONTO p1toaiaii' )I()RtiAN 3!-DOT Bl'l)l.(tV(i (;-x'Axlu.;p-; .u)Ax i 'I. Y 'i-IIICIAVIN I'-I l)I.().N(- V i xCA.ii'i'lt'n (l.ASSII”lI:LI) EVENTS 50. 3-8 I--TVAXNF. S. (ERATTAN .'i-HALE B 1-LOU KAl.)ll('K 6-l.l'INA'S I-Hill 3-HA.V.VIS'I' 'R I)IIIli(”l '1--.S'A.VIH' MARI! 1-Hlil) AB.Vl:lt xL)i1r;(.'.

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I--Hill l”lfAN('l.K' DRAKE '.!-N ICI.l.A (iRATT.'i.V 3-Bl'I)DY HlJl)I.()NG I-Gl;'l' HARVlCS'l'EIl.

Murray River Theatre

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Tor Series Seals

THE dt"fA'RotAN. cHARLorTi-:r6Wr.iR'

Air Force Win City Softball League Crown

Tile Sillliilli3i'S.l(Ie Air Force. won

I trite City Softball League Champ-

ERO0l(l.i'N. tAPi S Bro.ikl)n Dozigrzs aiinctliiccd 'liliili's:lsy tiny will accept ntail ortltrs llIil1l3EllIl' ii) for reserved seats to the tlire World SCYICS pain:-s to be played at Ebbt-ts Field Ot-t. 2-it-4. No ordcrs post marked later than Sept. 15 will I)? accelcird.

'l'it'ke.'s will be sold only ill 's:rl:;s of three with etith cllst :' limited in two strips. Tile price is 521 per szrip. pills S1 to cover mail- in;; costs. Only certified checks or nioncy orders will be lionorrtd.

All nl':l(rs must be a:l(lrrssed i.. the l):ci':c:s' btisliicss office at 213 M.iiiia2ue Si.. Brnoklyit. These ad- dressed to individuals in the or- yzaiiizatioli will be tossed into the ,wasic basket. tlir Dfi(I:Ci'S say.

.Vi-ON'l'iil-IAl., ICP)-The N.ititiii- al ilockry l.C:i:LIlt.' held its semi- aiinital goveriicrsl liiceting here 'llliui'sda)' with repieseiitatives for all six teams attending.

President ("iarence Campbell said the representatives ileitgiie draft, the forth-c-:milit; all- ,star gainc, the NHL schedule. and lprotcclion of players on miiioi- ilragtie teams that have dropped .out of coinpetitioii.

1 Tile schedule, to be released later. was approved by league goi'einors. l Campbell said the all-star ga trill be held Oct. 3 in Montrcalwilh

Lynn Patrick coaching: the dream

team against last year's Stanley

Clip wiiniiiit: MDlill'C2TI Canadieiis.

Tlic coveriiors also rc-aplpoinlcrl

hill Chadwick. ltoy tRFdl

Frank Udrari. and

baelirr as lcaziic refcrers

l t

Jack Mcltlcil-

Lt )Nl i( )N, of stivccr L' ll llr-ll

garlic: Tillil-llliy in the

liingrlniiiz l-;Nr.i.lsu i.i-1.-uit I Division II

l l t Soccer Results

Rrclitioi-ti l. llonc:ixtci' Nnttiligltalii (in 0, lCrci'ioii Swansea '1' 1, West llzini U 1

R4 ')

lllvlnimi III Smith:-ru

l I.-gittm ()ili-lit ii, 'l'rirtiii:i; Ll Walszlll (I. Siiintlon l TRISH ULSTER (il7l' Ballymcna 1 coicraine 2. Derry l Crusaders 2. Cliftonrilic 2 Girn'oran 4. Portadon-ii .1 P.ali:or 'l

discussed the .

Sttll'C,i' I

Illclllrisi . ltmiiltgi

innsiiip last night by sweeping both riicls of a doubleheader from the iguoriarf Youth Ciiib 7-0 and 19-6. he Airmen it-Jn”tlic filial series in three straight games. i Ross Armstrong pitched for the lAirineii in the first game and al- llowed only three hits as he blanked ilIiC Youth Clliizbcrs. Wilt Shcpiiard pitclied for the l..Y C. and gave up 'CI(i'Cll hits. 1 Andy Andrews and Italy Boylaii ilz-rl the Air F0lt'(! attack with three hits ca:-ii while Elbfiluli. connected for two base. kiiccks. Cliff Peteis. .Vlcrrill Plneaii and Will Shepliard iobtained the L.Y.('. hits.

in the second game lefll'iandet' Andy Aiidi-ews went: all the way to

srriirn tho chanipionsliip for the Dtiiiii 2b. ii. Green

l Friiiioi Strwart of Charlottetown shot his t”Fl,vtng Saucer" through an opening on the sixteenth lap to move into first place and stay on top to win the feature event at the Stock Car Racing meet last night at the Charlottetown Driving Park. , The meat was the first to be held at the local driving Park and it. was lwitiics:-cd by a good sized crowd of ifaiis despite the cool clcmcnis. Stcwarl. took advantage of the ionly opening which came his way lie win the feature race. He spent most of the mile in second position to Merrill Claik but Clark had dif- lficulty in passing R lapped car and lit. was this difficulty which enabled Stewart to get to the top. i Clark pitilrd wide on the stretch to pass the car ahead of him amt this DlTlVldPi1 Stewart with the iopriiiing he needed. Ho Wheeled Ilis "Flying Saucer" between the two cars. moved to the top and could not to be touched. Blythe Murray of Charlottetown

lfinishcd in second place while Clark took tliiid and Lester Matthews fourth.

There was one bad accident in the feature. Flank Acorn. Ji-.. upset his car on the fifth lap and Clar- ttncc Woolridge of Coveread plow- ,cd into him. Both carit were badly

damaged and Acorn was forced to.

llcavc the race. l Orvnl MacDonald of Charlotte- itown won the first event of thc Ililrzht. with Neil Hooley of Montaguii 'l”tI:lClliE second. Bobby Lr.i:d of lMotiiit Stewart. won the s('COli(I it-rrlit niici Merrill Clark of Brack- iley the third.

Frank Acorn. .lr.. took the honors ,in the first scnil-final as he beat tout CIill'Dl1Cc Wonlridze. Femicr

:iiMoney Came” In Junior Baseball Series Tonight

The "Mtiiity Gnirir-" hi the All pbles-Ciirraii alid Rl'l?.il5 Rasclial lserles for the Proviiiclal .lutiio'; ICI1fln1plOllSliIll will be D1a.l'PTI UH- ;dm- the llizhis at Memni-tilt Field tonltrht with the contest gs-ttinc underway at 7.30.

Cnarlics Randy Edwards of the Abbles and .li'lIiliIi)' Cairnll of tile Ciirraniles will slimt lhc works tonlszht iii an effort in make or break this series wliioli is now eiiierlntz its fifth name.

The Abhies load the best of sev- en series three names to one. Tliev need onlv a win to brill” home tliii Tsland crown it-lir:-cas the Clll'l'i'!ll- lles niiist. ivlii if llicy are to rcrmaili iii coiilciitimi.

Randy l-irlwarrtc will send llcnity Carson tn the hill in search of the all-lmnrrlaiil vlc'orv. The loan leftltartier has alrtarlv il”1lV two names for the (litv crew and Char- lottetown fans are banking on him to com" thrniizii ii third time.

For the Cilrranites It. will be Steadv Fddv Bucklev the tall rirvlit- hnnder W th the fast ball and drop who has ost two names in the Ner- iea without nllowinq an earned nin. On his riizht arm hlnlzcs the hopes of I sumnfersidc championship at the moment.

The Abblett are requested in? coach Randv ilidwiards to report to the playing field at 6.30.

l l I I l

MONTAGUE

THUR. . rm. . SAT. Sept. 10 -11- 12

fBaseliall Results

i Ry Tiir.'Caiiatli3ii Pirss l NATIONAL LEAGUE t Brooklyn 101 000 021 00-5 IO 0 Cincinnati 000 040 100 01-8 iii 0 line, Wade (Tl Lablne (9) and Canilpanelln; Kelly. King (9) Smiiii .410: and Scminick. W-Smith. i.- ll.abiiir.; Hrs: Brooklyn-Belardz; Ciiiclniiat1-Grcengrass. Bell. New York . 100 120 002-6 ll 2 St. Louis . 101 011 03x-'1 it i Worthington and Wcstrtim; Mil-

Yviirs (HI. W-White, L-W0l'l:hIll',;- itolli llr: St. L0lIIS-SIl2iLigI1i9l'. Only games scheduled. AMERICAN LEAGUE Chicago 000 000 000-0 4 I New York 010 000 00x-1 6 I Consuegra and Lollar. Lopat altd

Berra; Hr: New York-Woodlliig. Cleveland .101 000 000- 4 O 1 Boston 121 33! 001-14 !'I 2

Wynn. Hoskliiit (II Hooper ts) Wight. t7) and Hagan. Tlpton til; Monermott, Kinder t9) and White.

W-McDermott, I.-Wynn; lire: Cleveland-Doby; Boston-willlanis (2 I.

Only games scheduled. International League Toronto 000100 000-! 'I 0 Montreal 200 000 001-2 6 0 Hudson. Shore I7! Post (7) and

Rossi; Lasordii and Yclen.

niilfnlo 000 010 too-2 I 1

Ottawa . 300 000 0214 I 0 Nevel. Jordan (8) and Ernutl; R02. and Shantz.

Springfield no on 001-8 10 1

Baltimore 000 M0 oax-4 6 0

Alrrnsnnn and Meek: Sanford. ,. Fox to) and Tnbncheck. Rochester-Syracuse not. schedul- ed.

.luiilorTiiaseliall Series In N. S. Tloil

RESERVE. 11.8.. tOPi- Reserve st. Joaeplfl turned back Sydney Mines 5-3 Thursday to tie their bent-of-five Nova Bmtin junior baseball semi-final: at. two games each. The deciding game will be played Friday with the victors meeting Cunning for the provinc- liil title.

it-r. white ttli Brazle I9) and RICK.

Airmen. Wilt Shepherd started for the 1.. Y. C. but gave way to Eldon Green in the third and he in turn gave way to Peters iii the filth.

hit home runs to Force in the final

SEPTEMBER 11, 19331

George's Gals In Maritime Finals

Mrs. Pearl Baker, president of the Maritime Ladles' Softball As- sociation, has advised James Ho- gan, secretary of the S-immerside Athletic Association, that the Halifax Sportettcs, who defeated Andyis Aces iii the first of Mari- time playoffs at Summerslde on Labor Day. will now play-off with the New Brunswizk champions, a

Bert Harvle and Charlie Ballem :i;i:ii'k the Al'.' ga-hie. Taylor. Bibeault. Andreivts rind Wood got three hits for the winners.

Phil Coyle banged out three hits

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Cecil Dowling Scores Hole-In-One; First" In His Golfing" Career

Tliowul-aTlI.t'in it match against Dr. J. C.

t ..i'. . and Joe Pineau one. softball team from Fredericton. ' Gallant. Doug Saunders and Jack t0xT,inl:1f1pI5; C The itiniiers of this series will EEI;':Se1;?;.gaS0m:3'e:?:gtn M3CD0llHId.- ' R C. A. l-'.-Taylor ss. Scliurman meet George's Gals of Summcr- playing ymln rnmdly match Mm Tm? hole-”.H7'Ie."”s H" first 1'” (l. Arrnstroiig p, Aiidrrws cf, '9. side ill the. final series for the Several club members Dowling during his carrier as a Boylaii lb, Ribeiiiilt Bb. Wood 3:). Mat-itinie title. it is expected Dowling med his u'mque shot on golfer. It was the second at. the Martin ll. Neissii rt. Ballcin rf, that these final games will take Numb" Six hole He used '3" eirym local course in the last two years, .1-larrie cl. ' place some time iicxt weeks and iron on the 146 ygrd hole and lmjdg The other Wasmnde byKMi'.'Howatt l,. Y. oer, iiacnoiiald if. P. that at least oite of them will be ed the ban moms m mm M the who PIHSPCI with Daitlms yester-

.NHLCsemlmaI fS-tewart Wins Feature G0vernorf;iMeeting ;Event At Stock Car Races

F-IiEt,3Ii1il'tl of. C. Petcrs 3b. P. coyle ss, .1. Pineau c, A. MacDonald ii. A. Sliepiiard lb, W. slirphard 11, ii.

llottetown; 3g Merrill Clark. Brack-

playsti iii SLlllli'llCl'E idc.

Boos-terse Present Wrestling Card Here Ttnilghi

The Elephant Boy. the colorful, wild liriired grappling artist front

Miirnagliaii 2b. M. Pincaii (lb. B. as p. (2 Pi'nu(ie nli.

presented by the Boosters Club.

cup. The ball rolled and laid against the pin to fall in

Dowling was playing with Ameli-

liltle Smaller

will play an exhibition game at

day.

Last week-cud Harold Si.evciisti.i scored it hole-in-one at the Gram. Gables Course, Cavendish. T

Dowliiigis feat yesterday cluiiaxn;

a. great 5Pl'lSlJll'S play for the youth- ftll Cliarlottetown professional. iiw. won prominence in Doqiiimnii circles a nioiitii ago when he was the only Maritime golfer to qualify

to the edge soon as the pin was removed

in the I.aBatt Open at Montreal . Dowling competed against 125 ..... leading professional golfers from

Canada and the United States in

IiT'.T-.T","" 'T.. ""' -: "' isl;FaIlI1oLll'illogn fI(l:olH:1SlI:i)ll;1;) hm" the Dark Conlinent' returns in the TWO teams VOT "Lippi" Gttudetls the tournameiit. Only half were - Forum tonight 1,, meet Ronnie famous Little Sriiallcl" League. able to qualify alter the second Hm hem MacKay from 'rnr:ntn iii tliic fea- 1118 CIHTBH & Briggs team and round of play and Dowling was mm mmtch of ;. wrfslling card the Journal-Pioneer aggregation among the upper half.

He also made good showings in

4g Clarciicc Vl'r.nl(ll'icl:r. Coveliratl. 5. Jim CiCi11elllS' 0'LCfll')'.

l onal M D :id. Ch.rltle- , , , . . . . hm”, 1:). Nmacnooorieik xiozligut: This will be MncKays first ap- the Miscouchc ball diamond. on Mai'lt.ime tournaments coming sec- 3, Jlin Clark, Molllli SlEW.llll; 4, Dezirtince in in local ring. A young Sunday afternoon at 2 oclock. and in the Maritime Professional LNN. MM,hN,.s. -L Dm" Vlr.,H3' wrestlci- with plenty of power, he Fiicsc boys are in the age group Meet at Moticton: second in the .N. Y,,'.k ' is expected to ftivc the African from four to six years old, and B.-P.E.i Meet at Cltarlottetowiz:

T ' Seem”! l,:w,",. Beast a tough time of it. no doubt there will be ll. big turn- Club invitation Meet: and first

The scmi-fin-il but will brinqiout to see the little fellows go second at the Sumnicrside Golf

1- Bobby Laird Mm!” S,m,..a..,. together four girls in II ta: llialcli; through their paces. among the pro! at Green Gables.

2, Dannie Breliaiit, Clitirlittrtown: EV”!-V" Jnhmon aim Ann L3keVm!l: C , -.,....-.. .. -..LL,,L.....:.,, 3 Dave Jnlllifloli: 4. Lccland Aiid- ma” C3”'dy C”””” mm Belem .. g AL 1. B, 1 M .1... Silvia. cCl;f1iIi1n”.,?,r,f,.l.L )1 W U” 3 There will also be twolother iic- I . tinii packed events Tile first match l ATTENTION RIFLEMEN . I. Mcrrlll Clark, Bl'.l('I(IP)'I ". E . Harness Races l . . . . . CI'll'PllC" Babllicall. Slll1ill'lC”EI(I(. ; 'Ilic City (Jtaiitpiolisliip lilalcli, open to all inciti- !. I l l

Al Fredericton

rim Semi-final FREDmIcTOI;f”,C,,, gshm, rock Thougliis, Fieclerictoli-owii:-ti. won boili dashes of the fr':c-tor- all, feature event of Fredericton

l. Frank Actiin Cll.ll'l'.i.iCit)'iVlli 2. C'.:ireiic:- wnolclridgc. Corchead: Tl. H'.)'lIlC hltirray. Cli.irlot.lN -wii:

bcrs of the Association will be held on Saturday,

September 12th, beginning at 1:15 o'clock.

t l

v ' ' v r: - ' Tours- ..L MM. oxiiibitioii lia.nc.v iarintz '(

4. Dare Jniiiistoizg Orval

D-maid. Cliariottrtown. i

tly

MrAt'tlt'lr Astra. also from rt'ifd- l

rl'i:to;'.. was another double win-

ner. taking: the class It racr. !i'it's.',-place. rriiors in the other

SI-cmiti Semi-final

p I- Fin"; Sti:.V'1,,M'n events iicrc divided ainong Col. own; .. res 8 "Sn . . a. .. . , L 1 . K XL N, B” Blythe NIlllTR,V.1Cliarlogletnlih; ::lfy';lK;Wt;;Ol,,13,l"l Eaasfon Meg. Fred Cl-irk. it ount . irwar ; . 1 " ' . , . , , V . Heiiize Strong. Hartiniid. N. B., Flickei raxi. SIill.VlTl9rKl(IP. Hmgcwwd. wnodztock. N133; Mi? . f"'aytair, Irislitown. N. .: an , ham" LU!" Cc:l'.'ic i-laiio'.'rr. FI'CflCl'iCI0li. , W , , ,., ,, I All entries iicrc frolii New 1' Femm Elma” Chamli ilaruiiswick and Maine except J.

4

Blythe Mui-ra v. Char-

'”'": watts Abbcland. from elastic,

iQue., which placed third in both

lav; 4. Lester Mattliews; 5. Jinii v n g, Clark, Miiiiit Sl”i'.'ari. l.le”"m””” dashes" V ....V. CC - ------- I . we -- - 4 , ' , l Cincinnati 00 BO .429 37 Baseball Standings for-W 5" "2 NE ”. . Plm5bu1'g'h 44 97 .31.. 53 :- -- AMEIIICAN LEAGUE By The Caiiadi.-in P' New York 92 44 -577 " xlrrlosai. LEAG V Cleveland 84 56 600 10 VV IA Pct GBI. (jhlcngo 80 60 5'11 14 V Brooklyn 9'! 43 .693 H- Boston TI 64 .546 111-.- Milwaukee 84 56 .600 13 Washington '70 B9 .504 23:7- St. Louis is 62 .551 no ItDetroit 54 B1 ails 40,..- Piiiladclpiila '76 G3 .547 203- ; Philadelphia 53 97 319 41 ' 0.3 15 .464 33 lSt. Louis 49 92 .348

New York

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Somerliing New!

EVELYN JOHNSTON and ANN LAKE

THE BEAST

VS.

Elephant Boy

i RONNIE MOKAY

4

WRESTI-I N- i

AT THE FORUM ., ”

TONIGHT 8:30

I'-our Girls in the Ring

GIRLS TAG TEAM MATCH

The Fabulous

ELEPHANT BOY

The Toronto Golden Boy

2 out of three full:

ATTENTION

st-:A OAOETS

All Sca Cadet. Ofticctsattd Cadets report on board H. M. C. S. Queen Cliariotte in uni- form Friday evening. September 11 at 1900, commencing of winter training syllabus.

”Spcci:il Notice" to all school boys between ages of 14-18 interested in joining Kent. Corps. report to Recruiting Officers.

(Signed) - . J. D. SMALLWOOD. Lieutenant R.C.S.C.C., Commanding Officer Kent Corps.

GIRLS!

Never Before!

CANDY CAROLL , and t. BEVERLY SILVIA

vs- YOIITII

2

Candy Carrol

...L

. Rush si.oo - Hudlu soc

Ringside 51.50 Children 50:. -

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