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V (Canadian Frau.) den, veteran Irishman scheduled mew roux, May 11-1119 iii~ M‘ tonight at Queenabo v stadi round match between Harry uni, was postponed. until Friday

In nggfq challenger for Jack night because of rain. mygey’! title bud Bartley Mad- .

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"B1011" her over. Red Arthhur old man. .

Ledwell hauled down a nice fly in celitre field

The Dodgers and Cardinals will meet on Wednesday. May 14th.

coad me of the Q. S. S. u%9‘:u plged yesterday after- mn between f,-l‘igers and Car- dilills. the 1' v winning olitby seven runs»; . , 1.0-4. The “Mindy w __ lllffl I01‘ the pie but the Tigers lumped into ‘Mleaa 131113.112!!! by scoring V m runs. M * MacDonald um- ~ plfdd satisfactbr "y, and Mr. Morris- “, gavinout‘ ct decisions as

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Intermural Ball , At St; "Dunstan’s

A very exciting game of in.

_ ud e_ A termnral baseball took lllace at S. “this liiie-up as fiollows: U. a few evenings ago when the m" _ g f Cardinals Frogs" met the "Pies" on the

Catcher diamond. The "Pies" were deter- 1mm“ ' B. Doimu mined to win. hilt by some hard

Pitcher lugk they went down to defeat to gMcEachern - A. Gorrnley th ir opponents by a score 8-5. 1st Base Great praise is due to Capts. Joe

(Canadian Praaa.)

The folloying- is the- 'result oi games played yesterday in the Ma- lor Leagues: "

National League

R. ‘i-I. E. New York . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 11 .0 St. Louis .. . . . . . . . . . . ... 5 120

Butt-Donn, Gescheger,

Watson and Snyder, Gow- ' ly. Pfeffor, Sherdell, Bell “ and Gonzales. Phila. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. X 9 2 Cincinnati 4 9 1

Bait-Mitchell and Hen- line; Done and Hargrave. Brooklyn . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. Chicago o. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 3

'B'att.—-—Vance and Deber- ry; Aldridge, Pierce and O'Farrell.

_ Poaﬁponed Games ‘Boston at Pittabiirg, rain. All games American and inter-

national. rain.

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J. A. Sullivan .. Geo. McDonald C Field

R. J. McKenna . H. Driscoll " L. Field J. E. McMillan .. Austin McDonald Umplre-—David Durrette.

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the, Durant Tubular Backbone, relieves the body of those strains which result in body s ueaks that are so noticeable in c osed cars

Leta Du rant dealer demonstrate.

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’ liu I105 . n. Doyle Walsh and Ben Gallant for tho skil- ' A‘ g Qnd-Bﬁgg ful way in which they coached . 0. Dalton .1 !___ J. Montleth their respective teams. , i 3rd Base | The line-up was as follqwsz- ‘IJONIDON. May l2.—At a meet- o. McMahon _ E. McGuigau. Frogs Pig; ingj- of the Association Football Short Stop Catcher League in Manchester today, New- ¢_ (joylg F. Doyle la. Duffy . . . . . . . . . . . . .. Joe Walsh castle ‘United Club. winners of the Left Field v Pitcher cup final was fined £750 for play- w. Power ,_' H. Connolly B. Gallant . . . . . . . . .. P. McCaulay In-g a wealr team before the cup Centre Field i 1st Base final match. On April 21 Newcas- 11. Harley J. Ledweli A. Slavin . . . . . . . . .. G. McDonald tie put into the field against As- Rlgbt Field ' 2nd Base ; ion Villa only two of rheir regular any“ E. Reardon M. Donahue . . . . . . . .. P. Landrigan team and were defeated by six . NOTES 3rd Base goals to one. The following Satur- How's the hand, Tinker‘! E. Murray . . . . . . . . . .. C. Morrison day they defeated lAston in the Short Stop (‘lop final. I U f v ' ' II}

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On Friday evening. a fast game of basketball was played “between of - Charlotte- town and Summerside High on the "Y" floor, Summerside. This is the third game of the series be-

tween these two teams and was indeed a splendid exhibition of

"t'he Peoples and Central Chris- tian bowled a very interesting game last night, the Peoples win- ning out by a majority o! 128 pins. A McKenzie rolled both the high- est total and single.

Tonight the Baptists vs. Metho-

both teams. the Charlottetown

boys had won the admiration of all

l3. Stevenson . . . . ..125 12o 141 is; ‘giifjjfgggibwnigalhg ma,‘ ‘if; .J. Siuwuli. . . . . . . 11152 11s so_ fore with Cameron uiind Mcinnis, ‘ lgilclgzlgan ' ' ' ' sweeping the goals iu as the ball ~ ‘Tmu|__1652 ‘was fed to‘ them by the other mem-

ers o ‘t e team, and the period leaded with the score 18-10, in People‘ favor of Charlottetown. -

A. McKenzie . . . . . ..178 236 192 loghjhggzf, hféiy°ﬂjvzifgfgyufliz .l=. McKenzie .. .140 100' 144

' . Down ..133 1722127 ISummerside began to jump ahead -G_ Galbraith _ _ ' ‘ _ _ H124 n3 90 and in the last five minutes got T0tal_l78o

"the run on their opponents, and. Iwlth the guardls on their toes and Schurman and Carruthera scoring. Iran the score up until with the blowing of the final whistle. the lscore stood 31-24 infavor of Sum- mersiile.

Both teams wish to express their appreciation to the "Summerslde

Majority for Peoples 128. _ ——~_--¢-o->i

LADIES CITY LEAGU E

Swastikas defeated the Comets in a very exciting game last night and made a very creditable total st the same time.

spark-Plugs" rm- providtng the E.’ Mllrley of the win-sing team oranges. Artho close of the? had both the highest total nnd game both teams were entertaln- ﬂiilKle-

ed to a social in the Y. M, C. A. Tonight Pedagiliilliiﬂ vs. T. C. FE!

Hall, by the High school girls, . Following is the result: | The line-up was as follows: , COMETS Charlottetown Summerelde: M. Adams . . . . . . . . ..151 102 D4 Forwards G. Beer .. .. 125 {l8 H. Spillett J. Schurman l‘. Stewart 141' 103 P. Mclnnis, 10 H. Gordon, 5 M. Evans 125 130 Center B. Stewart 117 130 J. Cameron, 3 J. Carruthers, 15 Guards 615 610 555 L. Dewar, 1 l. Nicholson Total——1780 ‘H. Shaw B. Tanton - Referee-E. Harris ' l Scoror——l-l. H. Simpson » ~ swastika’ I Timm-B- "iiiiiiim- and Fmiiik 0. Lowther ....... ..131 121 152 ‘Cox. J. Gillls 100 , t" ' J. Clowe 104 ; E. Muriey . . . 111 B. Llipthorne . . . . . . . 145 56s cs7 e12’ We, the "Powder Pulls" do herc- Tolal-IBGB

by challenge the "Invinclbles" to a friendly game of baseball to be played on the l-illlsboro Square Wednesday evening.

LINE-UP n Catcher-A. Dollcette Pitcher-E. Callaghan 1st Base-D. Gillie 2nd Base-AI Doyle 3rd Base-ii. Davey

Majority for Swastikus 85 pins.

Short SIOD'*—F. Tierney Right l"Ielii-—-B. Michael (Capt) Lcft Field-JG. Goss Center Field—ii. Hcnncssey | Manager-J‘. Power

Mascot- I. Tierney.

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Spcrtinghiﬂomiiicnt

‘Local ball followers will no doubt he pleased to learn that the Madison bhaeball team, 1923 Champions of i.he island, have again or- ganized and will hold their first general practice at VJg-torla lPark to- night at 6 o'clock. As the Abegwelts have decided to support an aggrega- tion this summer, and this coupled with‘ the fact that ‘Summerside is putting out a team. the outlook for "baseball this season h-as a very promising prospect. it might be suggested that an ‘island League be organized composed of four teams or more with a good mt schedule of games. ‘The ‘albove suggestion perhaps would go a long way in in- creasing the interest of not only the ball players but the public in general; anyway a herculean effort should be put forth ‘by club man-ag- ers and executives to foster baseball on the Island in such a way that the greatest of the great outdoor games may enjoy t'he following and distinction which it does and rightly deserves.

Other maritime towns and cf-ties support baseball enthusiastic-ally and to such an extent that the game draws from onc to six ‘thousand spectators at a lick iand the brank of ball served is well deserving the attendance. !lt may ibe quoted here in passing that the ball material in the sister provinces is no better and in a majority of cases not as good as is right here on our “own little island” and only needs developing. therefore with development comes ability and style. hence the large following of eupporters—glve the customers value for their change and watch the trade grow: this is the diest idea in bu iness and if applied to baseball this summer, its a sofa bet that we'l all become ‘baseball ifans before the IGBIVGB begin to fall.

The information reached us yesterday that Jack McAleer, well known sport follower and enthusiast has been appointed manager of the Madiscna for 1924. This news comes with must satisfaction as the Mailisons have in "Mac" a worthy SlliJC-GBROI‘ to ‘Messrs iPllrcoll ‘Iillil ‘Dougan and managers of last year's Champions. ‘McAleer has ‘been associated with baseball and athletics in general the past twelve or fifteen years and knows the game from start to finish and with the needed co-operation and support he can be depended upon -to hclp in no small way to inject the necessary pep and enthusiasm which goes toward building up a ‘first class organization.‘

iflay follows! only (19) more days before thuJBIg Stilts race comes oiif so get your entries in before the stilts are ‘llll gone‘. The list of entries will vbc published in a fcw days. therefore clip out thc entry blank, fill it in with your name, age and address and commence traili- ing.

The League of the Cross Association are out for ball this year and will have a crcdlvalble representation. Last night a general practice was held and judging by the large turnout of players and the availability of good timber the L. 0f C. nine will make ‘em all step this summer.

Things We Would Like To Know?

‘Hus the snll aroa for the 25 foot yachts been satisfactorily ud- juatcd yet?

When is tho first baseball game to be played and where’! excuse please, we mean locally.

Wihen is iCaptain llohn ‘il-lappy" Moore going to christen his yacht. and what‘ will be her cognomen?

Local boxing fana are asking for a bout between iMcCloskéy and

to promote the battle? .

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. . When iBuntain and Reddin are going to launch the ‘iMy-stery“? -~Oport Edi

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We, the Rovers do hereby Chill-l Cmclmr-Ai D°Y|° '

How Many Objects in This Picture Begin With the Letter cc"

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torla Park on Saturday, May 17th. LINE-UP .

Pltcher—A. Hale ', 1st Base——l Martin

'l'lie almre picture coninlns a number of objvris beginning with the letter “C.” Just fake a gnmi Iiiiiii - at lt-ihere are all sorts of “C” words. Niﬂiillg is hidden; it isn't necessary to turn the piotlire upside

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Make a list of all the visible ol-jeilu in the picture, the names ‘at which begin with tile letter

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IN This Picture Puzzle Game is the moat profitable and educational. ‘ngame known and can he enjoyed by everybody-Young Mid old liflﬂi-

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