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Canadian Amateurs Credit Boy With Nine Swimming Records

TTJRONTU, Canada. Juric 10. ~-~ 200 yards free style, indoor and out-

tloorgc Young has ulllPi‘ claims in fame beside his feat oi‘ \\'iniiilii?. the $25,000 prize in the Catalina Channel swim.

lie holds nine‘ swimming records for Canadian amateurs.

The (hmulian Amateur Sti-"iin- ming Association izriiillts tho Tor- onto youngster with the records which include the iollowiili: events.

door; 500 yards, 880 yards and 1760 yards.

'l‘hat is not enough, however, to suit tieorge and' he is going to enter the $50,000 marathon race on Lake Ontario in August. The ilistaucc will be 21 miles and tieorge thinks lie can beat all com- pctltors across.

Didn’t Want to Stay Out And Catch Cold So Umpire Calls Game; Fans Near Riot

ISYHAPTISEJN; '\'.. Junc"ll‘i. 1 Umpire lriayes caused a riot at Htur Park when he (zzlllctl tho guine lic- tween Rochester and Syracuse iii thl: end o1" ‘.110 ninth inning he» cruise "-1 don't trail: to stay out there and catch cold."

Tho teams were deadlocked iit

S-nll when the tinlplre ended iio;it.'il— whnn me zarnQ w“ gallon. itic-s. Immediately zifiei- calling the, third strilu- on Pitt-tier Ilaid loi- taliclln declaring that he would protest tCleveiand

last out. Hayes whipped oil’ lllS mask. tilrned to thc graniliitaiids to Bite/Mince the game was culled and than started on a run for the club lF-tl-se. The 3.000 spectators were

slow in understanding the. an- rt unooment hilt WllCll they finally gimm The grounds were not M. “"9"! [he meilnlllgn ‘HWY Yu-ilN-‘tl lected by the showers and neither

for the iurlplre.

Wanted Explanation. fPresident Giles

the Lit-id to aitlt Hayes why he cal-

led the game and they, with the assist-hill": of police, escorted the inspire to tbe club house safely. ' T114‘ vrowtl however, milled ubgul the clubhouse vritli tho police out

duty at thepark uualilo them. A patrol wn ‘Kirvt-d n11- l"llBi10(‘l to the

‘Pvmko up the demonstration

and Ma nagcr

Shotton of the Stars hurried acrossiﬂ“ were and catch cold".

"Hayes calieci tiiega-me after he had iiii0WQ(]'\ROCll8Sl.Bl' to willie its turn at hat and tie the score in the first hair‘ of the ninth. played in a drenching rain. ‘The storm stopped suddenly whle ISy-racuse was at bat in the ninth and the sky was clear and the grounds In good condition

President Gillls of the local‘ club

the game and make a vigorous complaint against Umpire Hayes said: “This ls the worst and most unwarranted decision II have ever seen in ibaseball. There was absol- utely lln reason for calling the

the teams nor the umpires had to mtch trains- ti can't understand

why Hayes should make such a de- Newark __

(vision. When 1 asked him why he did, he said: “I dldn‘ twant to stay

$10,000,000 ROADS

QUEBEC, June 15. -An unofflc- . *“ Check ial estimate available today placed candidates went throusll the" TIPS‘ g0" mad of re‘ the amount to be spent on good parki roads in this province of Queliec

d uausvmwd we unmlm downtown’ his season at. over $10,000,000.

”l‘-‘ATHER’S DAY t JUNE t 19th.

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‘ All-stars were defeated 1 to 0 here,

Provincial Base- Ball League _ g Hold Meeting

At a meeting of the Provincial Baseball League held in the Revere Hotel recently with the President. .ui-. George Dewar. Secretary, Mr. itussel Chandler, Mr. Byron Brown and Walter Smith representing the Abegweits and Mr. Fred McLeod, representing the Summerslde Crys- tale.

The ﬁrst game was set for Wed- nesday, June 29th, at. Summerside The following Thursday {he ‘sec- ond game on the localdiainond ev- -ry alternate Wednesdays and Thursdays until the schedule of six games have been played for the island Baseball championship and ‘he Governor Heartz Trophy.

Mr. Jack McAleer, Charlottetown and Dr. McMurdo of Suinmerside were elected oﬂclal umpires, with \ir. Fred Kelly. Charlottetown and Mr, Brenton McDonald, Summer-i side as substitute umpires.

The election of officers for the‘ ensuing year resulted as follows: i President-Mr. iH. T. B eggﬁ Summerside.

Vice-President-Mr. R C. Chand- ler. Charlottetown. Executive-—Messrs. Byron Brown Fred. McLeod and Jack iStearns. l

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BANIJBKS ' , BEATEN

IGlRiEY IMOUTH, N.Z., June 16-- Losing the first match of their New Zealand tour. the Canadian

this aftternoon by the Greymouth representatives,

‘Today's igame was attended by one of the largest. crowds which has gathered to see the Canadian perform, estimated at, 6,000.»

The game was followed by all open air public reception for the tourists-

How They Stand

NATIONAL I-‘EAGUE

W. L- Pc Pittsburgh ‘. .. ». .. 33 17 Chicago . . . . . . . .. .. 33 19 S1. Louis .. --. ~30 2 £09; New York .. 2s 2t: .500, Brooklyn . . . . . . .. 2G 31 ASGI .30....“ , , . . . . . . . . ..1o 2r .413! lPhiiladeIpIiia . . . . . . ..10 30 38S ‘Cincinnati . . . . . .. .. 19 3n AMERICA-N LEAGUE W. L- New York .. -_. 3G 1’! .679: Chicago . . . . . . . . . . .. 33 23 =589l iPhiladelphia . . . . . . .. 30 24 .555 Washington . . . . . , ..- 26 24 Detroit .. 24 2'1 SLILOHIS 24 27 ~47 . . '23 30 Boston . . . . . . . . . . . .. 1a

INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE

iii 215' ass Syracuse . . . . . . . _-. -

lBuflialo . . . . . . . . . . . . 65 22 1614 ‘Baiittmlore . . . . . . . -- 35 I23 .603 Toronto .. . 28 Rochester Z484 Jersey City . . . . . . . .. 25 31 .446

Reading _ . . . . . . . . . .. 9 l5" J53

Twenty-Five Answer Call For Recruits

baseball

Watorvlllcb summer practice session on Libbey field Saturday afternoon to the satisfac- tion of Menus!!!‘ PBP°l°5l Nearly is answered the initial call. with Waterville, Winslow, Fairtlsld and Vassalboro furnishing the Dnﬂllm‘ Brit-hers was no candidate for the backstop berth. it being under- stood that Tommy 0 Brien, Boston 3011950‘! catcher, was to do the work behind the ‘bat for the decal ' league outfit.

Percy Yorke, who used to atilue {or Winslow high; Snub Pollard, a Lawrence high and more lately from Coburn; and Paddy _Quinn, who used to toe the slab. and l“ masterly manner, for North Vessel- boro, were the pitcher's to show uil [or duty Saturday. This trio of mound men looked especially Im-

Tobaccos, Lighters

match holders, and

s sites

prssslvs.

The first base, Fred Vlles and Edward McAlary were the con- tenders.

Patterson, from Fairfisld, Biff ; fooeplt. Winslow high and McDon- tld were scooping ‘em up at the keystone sack.

"Wackie" Meliiachern, from far

may Prince Edward island, and die same Waokle, who thrilled hockey ‘fans last winter was In the short. field. He looked ll com- fortable Iii u. baseball suit as he did n a hockey‘ uniform. and has ill appearance of a smart. bail ' a ‘ _ _. inst week he played mains: Skowliegn club and bagged three kit's in four registrations, at- testing to bis hitting prowel . , Brick Donuolly, with an enviable reputation as a third baseman, was at the faiLcoi-ner Saturday. playing in his u at snappy manner.

The outflelders were L. Pooler. Freddy Herrou, Wilbur Taylor, Joe Denis BkipIIood-and Emile Dyer. Among those xpected , to be ‘tfiﬂlllbﬂrl of the local outfit, not able to be present Saturday, in- clude Tom O'Brien Fred Vlles, Ray Sterling and Morton Thlbodeau. Regardless of whether the Cent-

ness to thetlucal baseball _ this decision has been made- 0U“?! reasons for disbandlng ivere Wile ‘ (ac; that the team was not playing ltigli-t to consider the standard of ball it was capable sever Saki. i

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1232 Aubrey Snodgrass Makes _ Statement After Meeting i‘

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BASEBALL

This evening at 6 o'clock at the; Abegweit grounds the Anchors‘ and Stars will meet iri the sixth game of the City League Baseball schedule.

Much interest is being taken In this game as the Anchors has to come through with a win in order to be in the running for the Mayor Miller Trophy.

Should the Stars win tonight's game they will have made sure oi’ the first section of the League and trophy. -

The Anchors are strengthening up for the fray and are out to win from their old rivals.

The Stars are confident they can duplicate their past performance with the Anchors, so that. It will be a good game which ever side wins. Who will win? Echo answ- ers, "Who.”

iiy the ‘i924 they were New cw’ members 0,; the \vul_gr.ﬂgpartlﬂelll champions. Iti 1924 they copped; ‘ ' ' team, of the City M1306.- _. _ band was announced last glilsht. HY Aubrey Snodgrass. playing PC er, tollowiniz a meeting .97 ll!" ' to m '

the Maritime title ad in 192G they;

¢o>_-_.. \\‘n'"{l'l8dCiCydliéiiﬁliédlelillalll- " " ‘

AJW. tCovey, president of the ' (‘lty League, said last night thai

lic had received no official notifi- (riilitm of the matter. although ho. had been lnigoy-med of the intcniitiir i.) break up. A meeting oi‘ (lily? Lcrrgue officials-will he held H"; the matter. .\lr.j

What will he done with llic Wail players rcniiiiiis;

somewhat of n mystery. ll lb‘ 5M“ Rivers. oi‘ Saint John iligh School. ‘and i'[0\\'ill'(i hictfurily, S_viIiii-_v. oi Ellie illotliesay Collegiate St-Iiool. it is claimed hero. hoih huiil; up lli‘\\' |records of l0 sccontls [Int for tho i I00 yards dash, and ‘.31! seconds i'l.it ifiir the 220 _ lsclitilnstlc track nit-oi at Iiiillii-sziy. ‘on Saturday afternoon. 'l‘lio.~=i- \\'t‘l‘it

‘lille only records that were llliVll‘ ill SPEEDWAY, Aitoona, Pa., Juno wire 101

tlla-t a few of them are planning on joining South End ‘League (iutlits. (Saint J('ill1 Telegraph-Journali-

Again Captures l,

13. —ln a spectacular race marred hy two accidents, Peter de Paolo. captured the ZOO-mile champion-i ship auto classic here yesterday; Harry Hurtz was second, two laps behind the leader, and for ahead of Tony Gulatto, who was third.

De Paolds time was 1.42, 66 8-10, an average speed of 116.57 lilliciix an hour.

By virtue of his victory Du Paolo won $7,000 as first prize money, Harts won$3,500 for second place and Gulatto won $2,000.

Others to finsli were lilildic Horne. fourth; Babe Stnpp, tlrtii, Cliff Woodbury, sixth: Al Melchcr, seventh: Leon Duray, eighth, and Dave Evans, ninth. These were all that finished of a field of six- teen.

Baker Knocks Out Hudkins In Gothan

NEW YORK, June 16. —— Sammy Baker, soldier welterweight from Mitchell Field, N. Y., technically knocked out Ace Hudkins orNe- braska In the seventh round of a scheduled ten ‘round bout here to- night. Baker weighed 144 1~2, Hudkins 146.

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.BRIGHTON crust ’ gTGNIGIIT ‘AT 9 p. m. ' DANCING FROM 9 T0 11.30 "WAGNERKS 6-4PIECE ORCHESTRA-G

ADMTSSIQN-GENTB ac- . ‘It’; "w, V‘

Drivers Lucky

Frank Elliott figured in the most-

spectacular accident of the diiy when he lost control oi’ his our while rounding a curve. Ralph Hepburn. who was close behind. could not avert a collision and the rear wheel of I-Iepburn's car ivas torn off. Earl Devon's machine was struck by Hepburns and f()l'('- ed from the track. Hepburn crashed Into a pit. He was iiiiiii- lured. but a pit mechanic was slislitly hurt.

I/

Demps ' isllrive

Jim Johnson

“stock young l)i(2I1(it' y-ouiiq ll'llillt'lll |ironl lkiiiincaptills, pulIi-il

ded tour strokes over par and llillii

lthc defending cllzimpioii and Atlan- ita ainateiii" are. lirliliyi Jones.

w. in rosiilr oi‘ llui Iicst roiiiiil oi :11.-

Bruiiswvick ill

. added money of $12,000 over‘ the

l To iiitleliight Stars July 21;

NEW YORK. June 10. — Jack Dempsey's drive to do what no oth- er lieuvyvreiglit. champion ever did ——-wln back a title .onee lost, is to begin Jilly 21st Iii u battloﬂwitli Jack Slim-key, at the Yankee Stud- iuni here.‘ ' -

Sllarkey is ‘sure he can lick Dempsey dl-"Geiie Tunney himself‘ [or that matter. Tile \\'illlll’l‘ 0i‘ this fray is to have the cnvctctl chalice roﬂnnet the irliampioii 11H‘ the title. ' The “lighting Aluriiic" has ‘started light training for pres garation foljits defence in Septem-

er.

" Dempsey will come cast. at once 1nd take over his old liinrters at‘ Saratogu. New York. lie is one oi‘ the _V()llIll-'.'(‘ﬁl i-x~ ‘ilaffillltillki ever to utlclnpt a coine- iiack. He ‘will be 32 Juno 21th.

His opponent, Sllurkeyv, 25, and "I the pink of his fighting prime.

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Heads Field In Open Tourney

OAKIMOMT, Pa. Juno 1tl.~~iIiii'- (Jllniirv) .lolin.~:uii. n

lnilisi-li" buck from the brink oi’ diizil-lt-i‘ today with a (iKZZiiIIF-T ‘ "Pit-ii "l shot-making that put hiin on: :11 front air-lie irlii-u ilio ~--il<i* ‘irui cleared frnni the til-st hull‘ <\i llli" Anlericilii iipcn gull rliainipitlivllilt Ila-tile-

All but, counted out \\‘lll'll Iio skid-

41 for the ‘first nine. Jtllllisltiil sin; ell a startling coiuclinrk, i)(*>it*l",i‘li by the gallery that considered hi- chauces fast fading, Tillllill)” i-iil-

lied to blaze his ivy Ironic iii tilt. two under par lo I H. 'i‘a.ckctl ti‘. the ifl that tied hitii

for the first tiny} lead, it par" Johnston a l\\'i)'(iiiy Jlti lliitit‘ total of ' 147 to top as great/a field rt <iari= as ever sought lill‘ iiilo. ll \\'il.~ sui‘ "icicnt to keep liiui at stroke zihruii

Sarazeil, the cliuiripioii n1‘ 10:11.’. iriii int-roast» to six .~.ll‘l7iii.'>' his loud nri-i- ‘Right Iiehiiui Sal-axon. with llll. 'l‘oin Ariiitiiir, in third placo its ltlil'llilillt‘ill so liIl‘ il flashy Tl that

nir" for the itirst time <.l' two ilii_\'< (‘llliltll-iilﬁtl stroking. '

BY BUYS

SAINT Jill-IN, Julio IlI.-—l)oii:tIii

yards. in tlii- inter»

meet. The lll‘(‘~\'l(i|is i'(‘t'ill'(l

-5 seconds ilud 2i Sl'(")llli.“._

irlztdc by tltlvers last yw-ar. llutlii-saiy

Collegiate School won ll". m,“

with 44 points, Saint John liigh.

School was second with ‘iii poiiil.s;i

Fredericton iliigh Sirliziol lnnl gill

points and Si. Vincent's Iligli, School tit‘ Saint. Jnlili. f: |)(il|l|;\'_ l {oa-MM- . ..

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Player Injured

S'i‘|RlllN(l‘i-lll.lil. Juno iii ~»— Frank, Crawloril. ccutrc ficltltii" [or the‘

Sprinigliill hull tcain, Il.‘i'l with n had uccldeilt Wiliii‘. playing lnill iii- night iii the -‘.lrird' izuiui-i of the ocul league between tho Tigers iind Bisco. (irawford, while sliding to the third base iii the third inning, broke his leg iihrve the knee. He_ was removed to the All Saints ‘Hos- pitul.

il-le was pliiylllg with the Tigers team. which won nine to four.

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Asterus Captures

Hunt Cup At Ascot-i

ASCOT. =Eng.._ Juno lli. in n,‘ niiignifltiient race, M. .\i. Bonus» she's French-trained coll Astcri byTedtlywAstrella, won tllc iuuio .. royal Iltlriit cup this ultorhooli liy u neck. from JJB. Joel's Priory Park) with Reid Walker's Dclluz-i third}, only a nook Iiehliiil alio si-iroiiil, horse.

‘Twenty-nine sonic bf the -Iiost handicap racers on thtitlirl’ raced for the cup iiiid

seven iitrlolig, 160 yards course, lu

ms ‘started-at 10 ~20 one. Priory iPark at 25 to one and iDelluri nl nine to one.

lFrom a straggling start St. Jer- ome came over the rise fro ll the

a

dip in front mi-tli Astsrus. Ch ches- ter Cross. ‘Priory iPark and Friar Grey Ifollowlng- About halfway PrIorylPar-k took tip lltl.‘ running

tar Cross, iDeltus, Birchiiroom. Appl qndfirand-ilfghi. with Ceteb m,- gilast "A imagirtfioieiit i-t-ri-tch i i "Whirl tlntIlAsterus won.

training I f‘

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