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w_\rp0}l_ June 9.-Paavo Nurmi. me famous flying Finn, who holds more track records than any.other mm, smashed the world's mark for gm 5-ix mile run in a race at Stam- fong Bridge today. The great Finn mined the distance in 29 minutes 35 3.5 seconds as compared to the nwyd of 29, 59 2-5 set by Alfred emu, of England, which has stood since 1904.

How They Stand

AMERICAN LEAGUE

lu ` won Lost P.c.

Philadelphia 32 16 .667 wnhmgioh 29 17 .aan Cleveland 28 19 .596 New York . 24 20 .545 Detroit . 21 27 A38 chicago .... is 25 .419 stiouis .... 19 za .404 Boston ..... 14 as .zsa

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Brooklyn .... 30 17 1638 Chicago 28 21 .571 New York . .. . .. . 25 22 .532 St. Lou_s , 24 25 .490 P1ttsb'.lr;i’l .. . 22 23 .489 Boston , _ , ._ . . .. 20 24 ,455 Phlladelpllla . . . . . . . . 17 25 .405 Clnclnnai; .... 19 28 .404

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IILK T0 BE SOLD BY THE FOOT

Milk is to be sold by the foot in Oopenhagen following recent lifvtrllherits at a. Danish farm Tests have shown that the natllrlal “iff mill' be withdrrlwn from cow's milk and the remaining pulpy sub- rtlnce rolled into sheets similar in lvlioa-1-\‘fmfe to paper. The rolling is “M by special machines, and the iiiiik becomes so highly concentrated mi if iS a food in itself. When re- wind in liquid form it ls easily dis- mlved in boiling water.

STARS6

"T05-S1118" the first bail, which of- nml umpire. or. charles nougan declared a Perle.. strike, His wo;-. ship Mayor Pron-so duly maugm,at_ ed the Cm’ L¢H8ue Baseball Series at the 0. A. .4. A. orouhds last cv- ening.

If Mayor Prowseg --windup" and the general enthusiasm Of the large and colorful crowd of fans present is any indication, it looks as ir the local baseball season of 1930 will be a decided success

The occasion last evening was

made doubly prominent by the pre- Sence of His Honor Lieut. Gov. Heartz and party, with His Wm-ship the Mhyflr. who occupied a reserved S8C£i0n of the stand, draped in their honor with the Union Jack. The Legion Band, always ready and will-- mz 50 h¢1p out a worthy cause, was present and rendered lively and en_

The opening set too between o.

N. R.. Recreation Club and the Stars was hard fought from start to finish, the clash, going into an extra inn-

fing, before a winner was returned, The Stars finally nosed their oppon- _ents out in the tenth. by a score of l 6-5. ' For an opener. last nights game, was of a calibre equal to any game played in the Maritime Provinces. C. N. R.'s looked good in the opening frames, crossing a man over in the first with three more runs_i_e the filth. The Stars trailing behind a four-one lead, tightened up, scored one in the sixth and evened the count in the eighth, by netting three in the eighth; their opponents chalk

_ed a run in the seventh. With the i score tied in the ninth, the fans be- ; gan to leave the stand but hesitatedi J when Umpire Dougal-l announced i that the teams would play extra inn- ings; the Stars clinching the game in their half of the tenth, when Saunders, with one man down, sin- gled to right and got on, Carbonell iollowiru doubled to centre, the for- mer scoring the winning run.

` The lineups were as followsz- STARS: R. Mclnnis, r. f., W. Ryan.

i l. f.. M Diamond, c., F. Bolger, short islop; Mccabe, catcher, Kerr. third fbase; Mclnnis, second base; Saun- lders, first base, G. McDonald, pitch- ier, Carbonell relieved in the box.

C. N. R. MacDonald, third base: Squarebriggs, second base; G01'mi9l’l

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Sharkey credits the U. S. Navy to a Sharkey is still the typical sailorgivhat a warm-hearted bozo this two- I C

big extent for his success as a pugil- man in high fighting spirits and fisted ex-tar really is. ' r se \ ,ne _ ourt

ist, it is really no mere publicity hard-boiled good fellowship when he! Though boxing is an ace sporti Large nc ea lsupre

pa/laver of flag-waving gesture for lihcs a guy. He‘s a rather surly fel-‘in the Navy, which has developedi ' ° j ‘ '

applause. For it was in the service _ low to those hc doesnt like. But to ‘many ring notablcs. that seivioe has In Cod Flsherles f At Summerslde '

thattheohc-time.1osclPaulKal<aus- those who really know him. the`l>rod\1oed but one other professional; .

ras, born at Binghamton, N. Y., first Amorioon Champion is as Jolly a tar; champion. the flashy Johnny BUHJ Daflng May 1 SUMMERSIDE June 9____m me_ mmers an usa.; ,,ia,,,s,5_ Mn Rus- drew on boxing gloves, first won as one would want to play with, orlwho lordcd it over the worlds ban- ° ' ‘

a. bout at gloved _fisticuf‘fs, and first be with. in a fight or a frolic. Itams for about a year (1921-221. -`-- _Monday ML Jusme 5a_mde__s_ pN_ a planter Whish k Certamh. m.O_\.i_.\g took it on the chili with a defeat or Of Course, Sharkey iS BS l0H'~'1€di In his OWU me swf!/~ Shafkey i~“'° The following information as to tl-le, _,Omg me Cases azamst Rufus Gam a boon ng the fsrrners in this vicin- two, Emerging from the navy nsvwlth temperament as he is with ring Ilbly EXPIHLHS that deafih Of Navy- quantity and value of fish caugliLl;;‘et` o`f Summemde were before the ity,

Battling srl, early and small-time Skill- He has burned ions because made °1“mPS by ‘ming h°“' he “Sed dorms the month of May in thelcmln The mused had piesdm prnfessionai ying gnmegses indnnen many fans unjustly rate him as a f/0 DDX Bt night Bffbl' Sh°V€1i1'1K C051 years 1929 and 1930, is furnished by_J gumy`t0 the charge of breaking and Ex-Gob Kakauskas to have the "f0l'€1B11€1'" When he iS 9~Cfl1S1iy H f°fh51f 3555’ 01' m°1‘9~ Y°U'f€11-kely the Fisheries se,-vice of the D@D31""lelit~=ring the store of Messrs Brace, U. S. A., on Tuesday to sP¢nd ihe

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HAMPTON AND VICINITY

Planting potatoes is the-'work en-

gaged ln around here now. Some are planting by hand, but most of tile

sei MacLean, De Sable is operating

Miss May Beer returned from the

Comte held; Lynds' mst base: Lia1i';,:¢°Uff5 Chailge 1'iiS Mille |20 JKCK native American and mme pmud °f,t° leave your fight in the swkehmd mem’ °f Marine and Fisheries' iMcl~<ay and Co.. of Sumrnerslde and summer with her mother Mrs, M:I'Y ter' “gm Held; G' McMahon’ B lshafkei' and WBVS The big hairy' that fact' than °f his “sm prowess' iunder such circumstances' And that YEAR 1929 itaklng certain articles which had’Beer. Hampton.

lflcld; Martin, catcher; Goss, Short chested baby who “-111 mme Max Jack is so high-strung ha breaks iS I1 F6-“On Why JBCK had i0 quit Cod-104 cwt.,-$312, ismce been rec0\,ered_ Attorney Gen.

‘stop; Ayers, pitcher. th _ Snnmeiing of Ge,-many for the into tears easily, and yet this crack- the Navy in order to be a successful Herring -30,383 cut,-$36,370. ,eral Campbell stated that he desi,-edi 1 Cold drinks Sllplliied through 9 wol'ld's heavyweight championship lnmg °f the a\‘m°l° Plate 01'! this hu-,W0 b°xe\‘- Quahaugs-435 barrels-$779. to place some evidence before His merside. were Mr. and MIS- G>0~

_generosity of J. T. Morris and the ‘Sussex Ginger Ale Co.. were much` appreciated by the players. Mr- E<i~ Aggrn dispensing the refreshments.

-l_-_ig w__»._i_\l;o5 Last night were: at

the plate, Dr. Chas. Dougan; _on the bases, W. J. MacDonald.

Ambitious persons in England

want physical instruction broadcast cver the radio as in thi s country. They have put the matter before the British Broadcasting Cooi»ofoti°“» the govemment organization 00111301 ling all radio broadcasting. It must then go before the Postmaster Gen- eral, who will out it up to the Br1i~ ia/n Parliament. Eventually Parlia- ment will decide whether "1-2-3-4" will crowd the ether early in the

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Outstaziding am:ng the players for

end, and both "keepers showed ex- '

" C1am5*'28 ba“'e15"$25' ‘Lordship with reference to the cir-

S°‘3u°P5'”5 ba“'e1s`°$24' culnstances of the cases, for the Wood. Mr Fred Sherrell. MF' Aib~`Tf

Among the recent vlslrm to S11-11-

Cannon, Mr and Mrs. 1-low;rd.

ceptmnal ability in dealmg with Gauant Fox ' 1-0bS\€F5~->U»532> Cwt- 5'-?33»110~ 'juldance of the Court in imPosinEiMacDonald. and Mr. Edward Sher-

ahots. The equaliser came from Ting- icy, who after a fine individual ef- fort sent into the corner of the net. Both defences were checking well.

and tus attacking rcmarrlr. were Banu: salma scones ANOTHER Cla 3-, b

fever idle. First one goal was in danger and then the other. From one of those movements, McDonald,

ECO'I'LAND.~D. Crbll. (Kelvin-

VICTORY ms- an'°15°°537‘ Bell appeared for the prisoner and

I-'°b5i"S_42i171 °Wt-*$755354 ~ made a strong plea for leniency on 5°“u°i°S the ground of his youth and the cir- ~ ‘ an‘ dai- in

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_ _NEW YORK, Julie 9,-Gallant Fox _ The values quoted above are those nnmstannes nf his upbringing The t::eCD__mr`,_ The “gamer “-35 all

_ -___ _ who played a magnificent game: with Earl Sande up, won the $80,000 paid at boatslde. ‘Cmnt deferred sentence ,mm -1~hu,s_ `

That ice hockey is coming into its throughout, put gcotland cn the leadl Be1m0nt Stakes for William Wood- V - ,

o~.vn'in Great Britain is shown by,i~:ith a fine drive. Within five min- ward. Whichwon was a poor second -1-he Calse of Weeks ,.5 -I-,mon was

the large attendance at champion- lute; xvhigg eqn11i5¢d_ nee” me Clogeiand Questfonaire third. Fling Gala, adjoumed ,mm June 30th_ ML Ben' ship games last winter between Scot- McDonald, again se:uring possession, another Woodward entry, was A lfm- me p1a1miff_ | land and Manchester. 50,000 peoplexyiut or the winning goal for 5¢0f,.,scratched. In McGrath vs_ Mclnna Judgment

att/ended the games. land.'1'eams:- _ _

'sentence Messrs A. Sterling McKay!1-en,

tv' YEAR 193° 'ami 1.. n. Allen, or the firm oi Brace.

Is Inner C°d-4-293 °‘W-“$7,255 lvic1~:s~ and co. Ltd. and chic: oi

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we congratulate Mr. Edwin Fef-

Many took advantage nd Tuesday,

that could be desired and °"°’Y°"‘° emo?-ed themselves.

Among the visitors to Charloite-

town Msg week were 311', Edwin I_-51' gnsnn, Mi-_ Frank .\fyers. Mr. J:4._nes

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Scotland was S. A. McDonald. J1'-. grovei; A. R. Bazln, A. J. Tingley. Public trainer G. B. Thomas has U11 the pouiar novel, “Tile Dark m__5_

son of Mr. S. A. McDonald. Char- (Queens) and A. Brady (Moho.wl<s>; ht Sea. View stables at tha NorthiChapter" by E, J. Rath. In it. Dennv

lottetown. Mr, McDonald is a. stud- E, McLeod. (Queens>; Substitutes.--B Tryon and the race track in e_\;L\;1_t nrst appears as s tramp; for he liarf wnnndlnn pi-,_-5,,

- *"’°` ent at Edinburgh U!'|i\'€i‘SitY- FOUOW J. Campbell, <Moha:,vks) and J. A.,ent condition. The horses that he` learned fhoi 11 l\'eal!hv wrilnali ln ROME, .lung 9-A ovemment in-i

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tested the Manchester 'keeper with a fire drive. and he followed with

mother accepting a cross from,only counter. Desparate efforts of Brady, Melland, securing possessiol1,fScotland to tie the score were foiled

carried play to the other end, whereby the opposing goal tender.

after 5 spirited attack, he opened the! The only Canadian other than Mr.

score for Manchester. With amazinglMcDonald playing for Scotland was , 18th when he will pilot Minnie lvlar-i much together-and things start to_ starring two famous golf champions, a us \'i_ _ St _Romn speed play was carried from end toiA R.. Bazln, stellar defense man. ishall, Royal Worthy and Baby K. lhum along completely different lilies Walter Hagen and Leo Deagel. |Satul'dBl 3 ~ ~ __

won a. hard fought battle by a score

*im ing is an account of the first game. Easton, (Varsity) :has ln trainlnlg are Minnie Marshall. town collects tramrs as hor liohby._ splred statement today said that

if SCOTLAND, 3; MANCHESTER 2. MANCHIISTER.--S. S. Bookbind-| pacer, by J. Malcolm Forbes, an im. ~ 1* - _ -

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pio:shiD semi-final tie at Crcssmy- _N Melland. J. Cook, aid W. B. Day-R formerly sold at the Old Glory sale._ ..

loof, Glasgow, on Saturday ~\1ight. ies. Substitutes-J. Ferguson and N.; New York. Sha is rzlyally bred and she gives him a place nr. her rhauf-_ i930 programme

Scotland defeated Manchester by the Schofield. s odd goal in five. It was a fast and Referee-H. Reid, Glasgow, _

thrilling duel. The gems was not; In the final game. between Eng-

iong in progress when M'Donald land and Scotland the former team t

and tries to start them Oh o lsillo t ltalv has still willing to cancel her

511'iC€ i’iP`s all BWP Slim H'1<’f\`i?\ilii‘ vlrieri France does the same for herl

hows' great promise. » fcur. Hel' husband, children and cv- Baby K., pacer, by Protilla, the en the butler are highly iiiriiglmiit

game little mare that showed them at this D1l\Ci he way on the ice last winter. home. and Miss Bell Aquira, the lofty big,rid of him.

of 2-1, lVL:Do;'_»ald scoring Scotlands pacer by Aquira, is working well and them over.

will answer to the bell later. Mr. Eileen, one Thomas anticipates making his hrst the butler, bow to the Island race fans at thej ant. In the New Annan matinee races on Junelployee, Den

ng of a tramp iii their all of them plot to get

Little bv little. hr wins with the exccptloii of ol' the dauf,;hfcr:<_ and

a haughty English serv-_ role of mistress and em- ny and Eileen are thrown

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line acting. great story and clever, prorlilrtinn ’l"here`s never a dull mo-

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