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'Q-Y 1»1924 ' I THE CHATT/t.o¥'1'l-'igown GUARDIAN

The ~P0rt Page Everybody 4 eads

mf naaifrllt

Grand Circuit For 1924 Will Open At North ` _ Randall Today =i

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' T0 ROW AT OLYMPIC GAMES

_V (Special To Guardian) `

CLEVELAND, Ohio, July 1.-The

Grand Circuit of 1924 w}ll open at North Randal 'todny. Twenty evelits are progromnied for the five days racing. the leaders so far as value is concerned being

The Ffwards for 2:08 pacers, The Ohio or 2:08 trotters, and The Tavern for the 2:12 trotters. Each

but uncertain quantity Guardian _ Trust. ‘ The Tavern for the 2:12 trotters

will be raced Thursday. Etta Druicul will make her first stlart in 1924 in this race. As there were forty four horses originally named in it she will have plenty of com- pany. This group iucludos Cole- man. a win-ner this year. Fair May from the Good time Stable, either

of themcall for $5,000. .Hindustan or Kernel from Ben

Fortytwo horses were named in White’s outfit, Ah`Boy from Beau

The Edwards when it closed inlldeal lililrln, ami Rochelle Maid. FehD\\¢l7. A few of them have Susanne will also start. Before fallen by the wayside but so manylleuvlng Lexington she worked a have remained ~iri that lt- may be miie in 2:06, last half in 1:02; This necessary to race it in two divis- Ls the filly which when racing as ions as was done in 1920 when Red Gulf Bncze kept The Senator very Lancelot and John 1-lunry wonl and busy in the May Day Stake at last year when Lambert Todd and Lexiugwn and defeated lllm at

i-71 _

_ pn

The eight cared crew of the U nlveralty of Toronto, which won th c test trial and will go to France to row in the Olympia games. The

crew (from rtght to left): Bow, N. Taylor; 2, Boyd Little; S, Jack Smith; 4, w, Snyder; 5, R. H. Hunter: 6, Bill Langford; 7, A. A. Bell; stroke, l.. w. Wallace; coxswain (with meoeohenei Ivor Csmrbdi- V

Hal Bee finished in front. '

Dade Park in 1922.

With onliy training form an

what few hints cbuld be picked u at tire halfmlle track meetings t go .gon ‘there will he considerable Silileehig when the time comes to select _a favorite There will be stur-

teig }¢o‘,mall: points of the compass an .each will have e following.

Mow England will be represent-

ed by Anoakla, last year"s Bay State star, Colonel Bidwell, Margaret Spangler, which has been ln»2!07%, sud Sparkle. Murphy has Baron Worthy, Dixla Direct, Don McGregor, and lskander to pick from. The converted trotter can step in 2:03. That is with.u» a quart- er of a second of the record to the race which was made by Prince Loree in 1921.

Dick McMahon has Holiyrood

Hilda and Trampalane in this race. The last named-worked Lui 2:08, last half in 1:01% before lavlng Lexington. Fred Egan also has a stout representative in Gilded Lady Second, if she is ki. trim after a slight sickness during which he was .forced to let up on her work. in addiition to the above Cox has Peter Branford und - the Great Chance, and Marvin Childs the western queen Ribbon Cane that was defeated by Ruth Volo at Canton land Fraiik Manager at Cranwood.

'1‘he Edwards will be raced on

Monday. The Ohio is the feature for Tuesday. in it Trumpet will make his first start with Murphy up. For rivals the Etoawah gelding will have Jane the Great. Prince Bondsman, Marmaduke with which Valentine has been. winning on the half-mile tracks, Steve Bond, Sister Ruth. Sylvie Brooke and that fast

.‘.

l‘he Hall of Fame

Chee Campbell. starred

'with Abegwelta when Mari- time Champions. 1921-22. Also a football and baseball

player of note, serving auc- cosafully an hockey coach Int

year. _

Maritime Sports

'public form this youngster has

dl ’i‘he three year old race for pipncers will be decided the some o afternoon. One of the starters is

th eroun gelding The l“al~lner. He wus solo for 87500 u few days asc after working a lnile lui. 2:07. On

5lY5 T|llPll I5 l Plllllill

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BUENOS AlR_

,-_'_ _ .- 5 r.| e ess . -

uuy. li will omg out nie Rainy _ L,,,_., A,,g,.,' Day stake winner Trnax in the ph-p0»B ,|e,.|s|m, colors of the Calumet Farm. il ,Q to ,.,._tm,n to um Athalle fram the Good Time Stable._ --=~ Unned gtawg and and Tom '1‘aggart's fast colt ing," Harry Wins’ Colonel Bosworth. Ben White will -=‘_'»,<~§i_.;_ or some one elf,” start either Erla Guy, Tulip Frlscol =(, was not due to or his own filly Progressive. The 'ig me fact that Cleveland delegation will be re-_ -- .°--iii# mound ha" 1, presuited by Gloria and The _ Buckeye. Lullwater Farm will million. .dollars is waiting to be

send Tippie Friscobto the pgsti h d garncredl by ltlilin in fthe north. This event will e san wc e was real y ta en, n. llc opinion 0 wit hihe 2:03 Sweepstake. in it his friends, to offset the growling `Czarworth , the old reliable from impression among ills countrylnoli

xthe Murplivy stable, will meet that the Bull. was losing siglit ot' `Pe|-lscope, llfavonian, Ethe|lnda.:the “glory to the lathe-rlaud by iCupid‘s Albingen, and Walter loafing around and waxing fat ill lSterling. it will be a fast race. Buenos Aires. ’

. While Flrpo is a hard bargainer

‘ and extracts the lust cent of value

Mr- froln the money he acclllnlllates,

he is,`on the other hand morei

h bserved by the idea tl\nt'he is an

p y gl'gent..u»e patriot, than he is by

the alubition to become rlcll.

l_\‘riends pointcdfolit to liiln that

-‘__ Chilean fighters were acquiring

the edge on the other candidates but that has not always brought home the bacon on race day.

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The C- Yi C- “F0 h°1‘"“5 “ 'ace aine in the north. and were taunt-

great. and when the gun is fired for the start, it will be one of the most exciting races ever seen on the harbor. '

Mr. .lames Currie has donated a

handsome cup for a series of races between the 18 footers. and the race tomorrow will be the first of the series.

The donating of this cup bY ML*

Currie shows his splendid sports-‘ manship and interest in the yach

Fir Ls su cr-sensitive and dead

:ATHLETIC EVENTS, HURSE

|lllll|NG Allll BASEBALL

llT S’SIllE Til-Bills

, »

i`wo of thet'ity`.~: lcslillug lulsc- _czlllles lolllly zlilil izlusv I-lilltt-.sts

hull aggretgntiuns, thu litragllo of ure promised as a ri~.slllt

the Cro;-is nll|llAln-gwnltfllliii 10-Glilisi Slllillliilerslille' todlay will iw the will ina e an nvusion o tie est- luorftfu o a i sport livers uf i'rini:e ulu Capital today wllvre they willLEdwilr1l islunll as unc ul’ lliti hig- play the Torontos and All-Stars rc 1 great outing is u. fnregulo cnliclinl- spectivoiy, the first tulciln; place nt' athletics zlnil horse racing in the 11 ir. nl, and the svcond set to ut. Wviili-rn llilrtropolla is prolllif-led 6.30 ill the evening. (ire-ut inter-; und with n smiling sun favoring it est is lliunilesteti ill this dollhlu l`ix- l-!i'i~iil outing is ll fore-tftlnv cnllclus tllre us tht- uiiove illolltiollcll tennis lun.

have bel.-n prncticlrlg h.lrd for th:-i

l IN THE FINALS

iEP|lll|lll I5 __

EUNIINE llllEll

ai ililliilii lunlil

English Tennis Ex- perts Find French Girl’s Perform- ance Marvel- lous.

LONDON, June 30.vAs Suzanne

Lellgll-ll disposes

ponent in the Wimbledon tour-

paper lawn ten-

,-.-'.;_» ,_ _ '-1 nls critfcs show

‘ ‘ intelislficll inter-

-ct .=- ¢ '

Z ‘~~ sd , _;¢:;-_ =;_ _.-__ .- ,,;;~'= ‘-1 __ French irl ' ~l ' g vi.-_~_;--1;.

" .- .'.=;=§<=ft` af

-:ff -.; I -

` 1"' 15..

T01’ UH! 13 T001 Cm" '-his m°E“‘°g Tag him with cowardice in refusing ` »~ ’ ' '

lat 10 0'c\0ck. to fight again. At the sanle time, EXPERT |N AN ANC|EN1- GAME `

AB were is mlunny t tpiiiamgirrid and “ner Tex Rlchard hm! broken A to the i"ne display made by 'Virs Lcrudiwd' Ik” elabnrmu armngei H Tile* i|uc~<ii<| ol' which horses arc

wma in me mmm “ks a B °“ “‘eg°'"“u°““ with "The B““'" D C i f M t I d th ower who has qualified for ‘ "mt nts have been make nllourd the _ ‘, _' ; _ __ of the year. the YICMB °\`° Blllect' the Urusuyan football team in the me 0'1" 1: °a°m“_°" rea’ a ‘Tc Us r ' \Vil-rhtman against Mile. Lenglenlgéengaria for shipping the norm to uielet 'iupiii._iilllliu<l not btlctu

_ _

B. benlrlelv

race game and it will tend to stim- ulate the interest among the yacht owners who are taking part in the

1 lllll LEAGUES

Leagues yesterday:

CAN LAGU

Chicago ....._.14 17 Detroit ._

R. H.E

-Wear Maritime Caps

Thay don't buy them bs~

oauaa they are made in the Maritime Provinces - but

' t|lay're mighty proud that tho

up which applaia to them

moot lo a homo product, em- ploying homo labour. At your

dealers. Bay "Nlaritlmai"

llldeeker, Baugartner and Perkins.

l iz. H. New York . . . . ...ll Philadelphia . . . . . . . . . . .. .10

Batteries-Markie, Gaston

Schanz: Rommeil and Bnl

,coo

5 ¢=»ssr-im

Johnston and Ruel.

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QCD.: ao!

Boston

washington .......... vltrlotl dom here. i

i Batteries--Fullerton, Murray

Quinn and Piohnlchs M\rberry and ::'rlu» on for on-_ Athlete-'-in

Rael.

- F ‘ T “ Dr. Thomas' Electric Oil an ex- .

L muscles and iiinews pliable, takes ‘

\ the sownesa out of them and I

strengthens them for sprains that

` may be put upon them. it stands

High Jump- ia .» H0n,`Stei» and Jams mmlywmim... .lu ...l

L S and 8 ngle) I "Iilt wal down that path mark

100 gr. gn ‘I/€::|t :y?::r|i:.=tn testify to lu value as 440 1 . r. e es , ~_°~*-- _ 1/.miie _ ' Bred Jump » ..f“':'...'.:':.f'::°:i" .;°"~.:;*°“. rs: Shdi Put- Standing Jllml) im ,wan um ana 'Linen ni

Til (married and single.)

3 '_ _ ‘mn tau ana wink me uuifté

-E All cnt'1‘lca‘tunst be in by June 30th. $,;",.,‘g,,,"1',,";,§§ ;’,',§";°§:",; ‘ ` ` " " "" ` a notice "Tiananmen will no proc

'°f* 'fm' S°°f°'“"f °f "tl" :r::;'.*..:."...."'°.'. of."--:..:': 22...... _ ......-. .-... ..._ ... . .. .. ° 'l wo PMID IN we ww

e .H

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(°l"l¢'°" P"°") l-‘irpoa lov or nn n .l ul il

The TOTTOWTIIK HB me "9*‘“"“ 5|-eaten p:gg|0n gg (;1[;;e|T;]e| Hmm’ Mrs. Bagnail und Dr. (1ood\vill-~

0' “mes Pl“Y°d in ‘ma Mail" about his only continuing ambition. 90-1“°“*7`4~ n1an--104-21-83.

A r-4 A

SKY- - ~

The Argentines feel that Wills

Boston . . . . 2 10 2 is only ani incident in the "Bu|l'u" WBHNIIDIDII 1 3 3 career toward the championship.

Batteries-1‘Esmke and 0'N0li'|: Land there is no doubt but the int-ul

birth in poverty and rcarcd him in ha,-d_|mUcks' and an his money Miss Miles and V. Saulnlers-- has been made in North America, _13'°72-

4x :.1

When he realized that tht-. Argon- tine was about to finally class him M195 H (lf-“lil flllil W- K- UW'

. Dempsey may be open to question, Y

mm about’ to uw" or flame, or try Salluders for first placo with a not - the sum mme.

__ o of 72. 0 playing off, \1iss `

3,’hR;;kl8a"_eT%:g;,’ ;`;E,e |',`;t;uhe`::ub§: Tfoligwortli andullir. Cosh won.) I ll. B, Long- HER HARDEST GAME

races. ffalled-um quite "international" ill The T°“°“"“_g is im ”“’“’ I” ' V

their feelings. allimrw-ily has not ‘md "““‘“°"”“' L Mr., \|.,,.I,,,,,.,, and J,,,,gc ww, \vi:unl,i<:ooN, June rio.-nlit-..

glfluonced the "Bull of the Miss R L0“gw(mh md A “Lan _`i0f;_‘_g0_.g4 ‘Suznllno Leuglcn, world's woman HmDiiB~" ' ‘ ‘ ' ` ' - touuis chaulpon defeated Mrs..

Al'-\l0\l8h Al‘KBI\i|liB Bill/0 iliili C°Bh'°"9G_24"72' L Elizalietli Ryan, former Califorllian

Mrs. Mucl(eon and ‘V. liynd

man-115-24-91.

Miss Fl. Rogers and A. W. Hynd-

. . _ _ ivims li. \v<»eiis, mul J. E. trliou-' " " _' _Q ' __ ` l _ ` " _ _

AMER] as a ,_BmCkm_,_ and that hemp m_H._‘93_18_,‘,_,|_ c"“_u2__‘21_9L in scorn nf G 2, tl il, G i. ,lu n luinlmuln of dlstoinfort for

_ “_ H_ gp forth could not lloilst of the "feur- "

less Bull," Firpo was giall moughl Mrs. J. 0. iiyndmiln and J. Muc-

l0 HCC9Dt Richard’s proposition tolK¢*-eil-93--17-76. ;coulprl\tIon ill thi- inurnlng, on-

'l`o-dny thorn will ho il blind hol

Ba"_e‘.|ea_||-Abel. and wuts; retulru alld fight. - lrtilico for 25 cis; und in lilo ulter-

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1 ' 3 | _ Wh9iil8l‘ l"|l'D0 iii B bftilei’ fighter' MPH. \V. S. Stl-wart null il. il- noon :in "i‘]t'lvt'irit:" mulch accord- ' _ i- I ll " I S ‘mer and “B or than ha was when he met Jack Stewart-9i3-18-77_ ling to schedule. _. a'

ELIZTNNL WINS;

of each fresh op-

nnment the news-

. --_5..,._.= .___ cst. Never iieforo. under crushing ilnposL~i, ’i‘he colt'sl , if, perhaps, have -record was il. lnzltrnifici-nt unc. | .

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they been so im- pressed by lhelso well, but Wei-tllvlmor is eonllll | '

French Tliohouglibrcd 1 Scheduled 'l`o Sail |

This Week.

(United Press) L

NEW YORK, Julia- 30.- i~}pinnl‘ti

'pcelless Frvllcli tlioi‘nllgl||ired. is ‘scllotltlletl to sail i'ro:»i i"r:ini'e i.l\lly ~itll nllouril thc (,`llllzlrll»~r

|Berr¢llgnrlu.`

\ i'§vrre W¢ertlleillli»r'.~i great horse _colncn to this t~ounti'y io lm.-ot the’ best of our turf in il series oi tllret-‘ Lmatuh races. it is to be hoped that jii’ they have no other good effect

ithe races will promote good feel-` ing between horse owners and breeders ol’ till- two nations. i With int-l‘ous:etl facilities for trilni-iporling follr fooled <-_l\:llnplo|\.~i_ thine is no reusml why horse rac-l ,ing slluuld llccolnv as llliwlliltliiliirll .l tcnliis or golf, or.. il more limited.

iscale.

L Epillard was il real champion llnst year. llc was is-aitcli, but only;

i This year, Epinnrd has not dono|‘ ‘

Lv it will show 0 nllvuutmze on W Crocker of Montreal, a final

g' _ .nt t . -

marvellous tf~_n-LAll\|~.l~ic:.r. tl-units, will(-_h ho inspect- Llgg _n mg omg,-lg Provimgigl t¢m\|q nls, which is scroll whell llo was over llurie on hllsi ¢hampi°|;\ghip singlgg and doublgg, perfect as to be"lie.ss lust year. regarded as nl-3 Thi: l"ri=l\<1i1 C01! THIS lim Ui" ”`_”"”"""_°"“"""_°'_

Ltcnlperalnent with which Papyrus.

moat uncnnny.i f 4 I N L1 'th '_ ,_ 1 Thei’ Day tributeitho 1023 Epsom Derby winner, was W ‘ T’ W’ °“ pm "5 “E-~m»~

ed to cover the course well within mymplc sam,” m Pam, "won YMP il _ ._ ii 1 yesterday, stressing the cleverness Ewrymmg that can be done to settet wlun ina ariuligeiliel s me "me limit, About ten start- etemm glory for Ln pau-ia" and with which she judged every strokeimnke MS Voyage more cnmfortams \\t»rc `lnudo for lilo liolscs do_

Bl'-H U6 i\BB\ll'9d~ received thousands of cabled words 1 Miss M_ lmsmrd and GL.0_N|ch01 ahead from the skill with \vhich`has been SP9" m_ hu“.e,.9,._ uw lvvlliml PFD” mst

The llllefeif U mis “ce Wm be of praise in the Argentine news- L,,,,n_91_14__77_ ,she delivered them, and say alle,

papa;-“_ , ,must have beaten anybody except

in the matter of patriotism, _ Mm 0-Dmmcu and A_ \v_ Weeks Suzanne; yet the latter seemed to ;»

pg p ` ____ _93_15_77_ tleffnt her ul/llthout elfifo\:t,lpiilyiiu.r

in earnest. Those who know hiln _ _ _ ' witl an exce once w c tiey CHD’ best’ one” are surprised by me ex_. Saturday “us eoluewhutt }sliho\l\;- DMN Nvhiholqou and H R Stewbnot conceive any woman H"rpnsB_

Mm( 0: tm! ‘GBUDL and believe he ory but zl mixed foilrsulm ami artv_»9-6_._1,i_7.0 . . ing'

would sacrifice hl.s chances to can 15 hula mulch was playm H ' '. Ther view is that Lenglou has make' more money for n decisive me Mwmmm` nmwlmfuumung Mrs Mon-13 and C _yenkinq__.100'oiltliolie herself ill this tournament victory over Chiie's best rc- wemhcr' S xteen 'mlm wmv ‘lr"`lv" __15_QS2 ' A noting that sho has wnu 36 games presentatlve of any other Latin. or f°"Ifh’” "'“'t';`h' ‘:“};l]`lIw°ApagsCM ` ithus fur, losing none. Solnool’ the Anglo Saxon nation. The fact that R' °ngw°r ‘wt r' ' ‘ 'mv' Mm, M,.Le0dmm11~_ L_ \Vu¢kiS__ writers say that if she maintains

Illlillc’ Of U18 DUUV05 Wl10 i0l\0W Med with Mm' Miles mm ML ` 104__21_53 'this form she will he champion for

ollla neil ;l collt'i~n.~‘ns of tralllt-lre~i,. lirtfctlors ullil oivllvrs on the sub- j<-<-i, no uuislundinir Alnorlc-an

\ volt has stepped his way to un- ' dlillloligcii .~‘\lprt-lllacy of our tllrf.

Some good tics have shown from init- to time, only to lic licutcn in their turn.

Grey Lug, thu champion of 1921,

ind still ll l;l't'.lt liorsv lust yi-ar, was siecrvtly “poillit‘ll "for n lncct- ing with Eplnilril by Sain Hllilrt-til. The tacltulw. trainer would rather

- in the \Vonlen's singles of thc Wim-_

blellon Tolirliilmont today only af-‘,

ter one of the hardest battle in HIMSELF

her career on the courts. Missl “Yan N101( UW 5§3¢0¥\¢| Bei Mill T9' A spr=clnl stull has ho#-n rlizireil iinqlllshull the third, only nfter stiff up nluidshlps. well pzlddl-il against rnslstalice The French gfrl won ’\y` rolling -in ui‘rum:l-<l that ihoro will

_-1-

nlo Wills of United his ulnr hllrlliwss

win with Grey Lag, \vho|n hr- con- .sidors tht- greatest horse ho cvrr 'lralueil. than with any <..' tile others. Zcv disappointed ill several races lil Juno.

liracmloie has horn doing sonic

mood rllllning: Maul l’iny, too, lliaek (iolil tlisappnlllli-li in n K¢‘nilli‘ky trial. Chilhowee wnn some fast races: so did Hephalstos.

"'i`lillt's our host horse, Mr.

Wvrtheimrr, bring on your l~]p'nard!"

The l¢`l'c.nt'll cnlt lost this year

ol Sir flzllllllnll lil. iinil wus lwlilull in :i slnln- ruvo. bul still slimvvd imin alllivc ill ll nf nth:-r Ellrupl an

lilies il ri » . » 1 Hi ' = ‘ Stull-s drfentoll Mrs. C0lgutc-- l<}i‘mm-d is “ i<\‘-i\il‘t'Yi<'\liil'f‘il C0li.i.<trmls. W<~rtlli\iu\~~r‘s horse now is

" 5_4’ 0_0_ and his owner believes ln- will on- lfnur years old.

soft and easy life, but there is no question but what he returns to

_ the United States with lunch lnore

New York . .10 13 0 fm' 81009 his lil!! lishl here- when _;*-“°°*°“*""” '~"‘“'“’*~i*-~'----’~l Pliladelphia . . . . ... 4 13 1 he trained hard and was in ex-

B.ne|.|e,_g“,h .nd Hoffman; cellenit condition-he has lived `a

confidence In himself than he has when he met Dempsey. lit- bellows he can win, and he ls not a coward and will do his "durndest "

betting on that light will run high _ with big odds on Flrpo. Should he lose.-there will be a lot of bankrupt

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rubblng down. the athlete will find

celient article it renders the

Dre eminent for this purpose, and at lotsa who for years/have been

trout. "Yoll’vc had a very success,

" difoohd the bov-

' a _ . 0. I Saskatoon uranium ‘weaning aliens: ana user nl on mein univmiiy an aium,' ulomrul, whole cumilun'

Nr 100 IN. llri atnlctaa were training for the Oly lnpla contacts,

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