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GUARDI 'SPORT RE IE ’

_Bi‘ifl°ShY»0li7¢1l` _ 'Change _0’PaceArtistst

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~.:'ritis/1')-incl United States Players Divide Honors In First _Quali¥'

fyzng' Round.

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GULIANE, Scotland, May 6-With George Von Elm, with gm;-eg of '13,

most of the big international field fougwgd by LN Dual wllll . "_

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accounted for, the iirst dozen places Ab, Mp,¢he11~, 75 pull mm ln ,_ ll, were divided between British and mth gugh Bmlsh play," lu Al-ml, Unitwd States players in the ilrst Comlmom Aubrey Boomer' Cyrll »l-ol_ uwiiiiyins round of the British ley, the former Brltlsb amsa»ul~ 0l>¢Ii G01! ¢h“mDI°n5hiP today- champion and Walter Hagen of the

An unheralded British profession-, Unltm States,

gl Fred Jewell, set the pace with a ' gwrgg were ,eng ,ky locllellllz by 72, Abe Mitchell, lonz-driving Bri'-~ bod weather conditions, especially in ish star, who was erroneously rc- tha ggggmoom but wlul the ¢xl._.l,. P0i'iM'l i0 hiv# lC0i'¢d 55. actii-illli tion of Ed Dudley, who scored sn 85, "fired 'i°~ all me united states contlngeng sp-

Aiter Jewell came R. A. Whit- peg;-gd safely ln the fold wltll Blll

combs of England and two United Mel;-mm ye; to 5, heal-ll fl-on

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EPSOM, Eng., May 6-His Majes-

ly's colt, Glastonbury has been scratched from the Derby, to be run June 5. Glastonbllry, s, bay colt by

Friar Marcus-Stained Glass, was un- 59,, Placed in the Two Thousand Guin- _New York .;..3 ii

ess at New Market last week. ‘

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FIGHTERS DRAW

SPRINGHILL, N. S., May 6-At the

Opera. House Saturday evening

Johnnie Crowe of Springhill and C Wolf Melanson of New Glasgow fought P

a 10 round draw in a bout showing all kinds of boxing. Crowe opened the fight at s fast rate and ended it

in the same manner, but Melanson B showed better in the interim. D

_ In one of the preliminaries Leo McDonald of Springhill earned a

clear decision over George Garrel of wuhmdon _ _ _H13 ll

Amherst. and Kid Ferguson and Young McCormick. local feather- welghts, fought a draw.

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test. are very simple and are as fol- lows:-

l. Any member of any athletic

organization is entitled to one vote for each purchase made at Robblees store. ` ` 2. Members of athletic clubs must be registered with their respective clubs. 3. Contest closes on June 1, at 12 P- m. 4. The club receiving the iarlflt

number of votes, according to toe judges' decision will be awarded the Tip Top Trophy.

5. All votes must be deposited ln the 'Ballot Box at R.obbles's store- uonteat opens on saturday. Mn; ll- Juages names wul be announced

later. Ballot box will be sealed by the Iiidges before the contest opens. This trophy is donated by the TIP lop Tailors to the most i>°P\il'“’ stnleuo orsmlntlznaou the Island- No vote will be recognised unless oe- Uiilited on the regulation card ll liliiblild by The Charlottetown Gulf- alan. Voting cards may be procured st I. W. R»obbleo's store. The Mme of each as entered Will so published in The Guardian.

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SRIIIJS IIGlI|'NlIJRAGIIIl[IUII GAN. DAV|S§CUIi

cial Grads of Edmonton, ladies’ bas- l LONDON, May 6-Lord Astor`s col'.‘ adlan Davls Cup team gh wlll

ketball champions of the world, won i Cragadour ls' fast. becoming a pop- _ “

their second game in as many nights l ular choice for the Derby, to be run - 1 hi

on their Toronto visit whelll they de- _ il: Jian; 'lgliskfinc fools. wlzlxxrkzgl, of me Amerltan zone plardowm ml leased an all-star aggregators of To- l ei r leg 1 .aucs l;`“_ eulh usand; Montreal on May ls’ 17 _gd la' Wu rollto players at the Auditorium Sat- an secou .li lc _ o _ 0 ielecled lollowlng we mmpletlon ol rr? =

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téhlloulli todo; ¢;H;‘1yd';s if; awsnulitevsg Clubs an Over today HAH Jmksh whol Dr. Jack Wiighi, 1. ll rql, rankln| eng n B 8 p e pl! 1 beat Cragadour in tile Two Thous-` number one playa' "'~L‘m.é~h cmckm

the All-Stars in the second ha . d wa next t ten to om ,ll l. lled ll_lm~Jel.gw0. Mu,

N an ' S R “' cel Rainville, also of Mon eal. ranks

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Toronto, ranked lumber-i-four Will

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L E ; | The only new _member of the team

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- _ places Glib. ‘ ‘ _ Torgnto, rank

lsounulamodcfcng May e-i “d “umm mm m th* D°mm‘°n _ ' " _ Y I ,_ YA' M 6' _ A last year. Rainvllle \voll,l`_tlle fo ii. W. Austin, of lzngland. ycesterday; `Cml‘;ilI;ii;meo1;l; rgrrangtd al/oday bc_ ' place on the team by ills splendid captured me Blmsh har cour ` 7 erformance ofa the past w'ek and by

tennis championship by defeating _tween Jack Dempsey and represent- l as showmg in _oumam-fts in the

iti

Louis Raymond, South Africa, in the ,ativcs of the Montreal exhib on lsouthem States during lihe wmwr'

6 4 In th wo ‘company for next Wednesday after- 1

'Helnl of scum Arriba, dereatediiwavywcieiit Ciiemiiioii ic Siler im

Miss Eben Ridley 6-4, 3-6, B-6 outdoor boxing show in the Interrla~

national League Ball Park at Mont- real will be discussed.

Unique Romantic ll _

lSt. John Ervlne

`lla\'lng its own peculiar effect

allllood. St. John

Stepping along' on her own two American wom

to grace the screen. Her latest picture. 1 chester. in which she is co-featured with Garyi “I have seen more drunken women Cooper, “The Shopworn Angel," at its in New York in seven months th

final, e-3. 6-2, 1-s, - _ e -l . k __ H i all _ ’ ,h . l l . the former l Viright. Croc er an ls; were

mens final. Miss E. L. (Bobble) _noon vs en a DIODOSH 01 ‘members of the team 1u¥yEar_

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slsucv cslmou. sun annul , me excellent high tlueejn ess pls,

°“IM. Carmichael ... ... E"'¢J. MacLean ... ... ..

dainty little teet, is Nancy Carroll,`vlne, English dramatic critic, told a R_ pol-syllle ___ ___ __

the latest bit of piquant -personalltyl large eudlence in a lecture in Man- L_ Glllesple ___ ___ ___ .

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Brltalnrlghts reserve-%_i\WL*

By QUIN HALL

When the Cardinals finally pu1led| stakes and made their way north out 3

more like ls championship baseballlb outfit than when they first stnrbzcllg

Theflrst time we saw them in act-1

with injuries. time Red all-ds wereli

able to pull themselves together.

equal size in the world) was foughtl with the Cards. Southworth had ills!

gallop was twisting the world champs ' around their little fingers and doingl things with them. The bat boy wltlll i

chortled: "Tl1ey’re playing ball buti they‘ro doing it six months t/oo late."' 1-fe referred, of course, to the poorl showing put up by the same club inl the World‘s Series last Fall. , Southworth used old "Pete" Alex- ander to start that game and that

mer. 'ro rlnlsn off the aflirnooni t

gular turn. The new pilot had hlslp

were working!

H su

of Florida, they were looking mucillfi

to play exhibition games down in tile 1 Of grapefruit belt. iii

could almost be referred to as a hard L

ion, Bully 50u¢_hw¢ml_ this yeal-islluck twirlcr, is a master of the s

Soutlllvorth has a. strong ball club. a

ne ds such, for the `Cards are d

ud down tile llnc. The Cubs, Pir- be tes and the Giants will be hard to tl cat :.ud the other teams in the lea- Ji

e class of the race. Y Sllerricl, despite tile fact that he u

‘opening yesterday at the Capitol; have seen in England in sevcn years,’

_ theatre, where it will play for tw0 Erville said.

UE (N N126. I 5h 'days more. was e new triumph iurl "why, on the first night I was in in, vcssey .. les

-~ NBHCY C81‘i”°11- ` 'New York my telephone bell rarlgl,r_ Ford ___ ___ ___ ___ 364

washout in the llliling department Nancy Carroll has everything. Shellhl-ee limes and three baotleggers of- `H_ Day ___ _,_ ___ ___ 153

c 2 li1‘ii”i8 the big series last Fall, there § is a' delight to watch. The life andl (pred to fm my needs, The temper-l_]_ Williams ___ 177 re of some keen competition up is no reason to believe that he won't.l action in inc: portrayal, the absol`b-lance l-Cformer is lmrfectly shameless i; _,_ _,__ 103

as effective this Summer as in ing personality and the charm of herl when llc comes lo talk about ln-Dhibi. ` __

ie past-and that’s plenty effective. l presence provides all the entertain-_lllon_ llc ,V111 Shame Amn1g5_`nnd sol 910

m, who is a, resident of Oglesby, l ment one nceds for the evening. Butdwlll the -“-gtg" _l T¢0fa1_.2442_ `

ue will be lllbblirlg at the chances Ill.-and quite a prominent on\.-is a. l then tllere's Gary Cooper. Cooper has` Ervlne allackcd the l-,ol,,_l1al- beuef'

mc four 911,115 which seem to be product of the extensive Cardinal¢“t1-lat” which, for men actors, is the llmt England and Amcllcam are COu_ _lly_

Mm Sysmm md “,`°n the most val- I game thing as “it” fOr “mme” ”~Cf'°rs~:sills_ He suggested, however. that the; Ervlne had the opportunity able player award in the Nationalll-Ie has proved it in many strollglgrlllsll Govcrllnlcnt send its surlylugggudy Ame;-igan drama easue last year. nvsiiie out Lind- l Paris Dub I" “° °“° °f ms i°i°‘“f°S-`wcnlen to me United sums, where lnood as goes bnltlc forthe News “°m» °f the Giant-‘L The Smiling i has he excelled 5°‘°°mp1etely as mithcre seems to be a lack of fcmlnlrl- World.

llgmgg of lmgg which 15 so effective planter batted in 133 runs last Sum- l “The Sh0DWOI‘I'i M1561." ______v__ L_, . .. .. . .._.l__

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r. reruns: l

206 .' 149 217 ' 102 111 .

779 `

and won:

pilot of the St. Louis club. didnt have i C the team hitting on all six nrld, with l 9

some of his regular hired hands outl 0 ,

' ning which has made Alex a greatl C

tchcr during recent years, and ltlhomers.

flounderin d did ‘t t b Di

g an n seem 0 C Bottomley was glvcnalot of credit *Sams* the bright' b“°kE¥f°““d 0*'

is likely to prove a salvation in the asc,of thc diminutive hurler, When for putting the Cal-ds into 11,-gt plgge

e is right, Sherdel can slow-ball the 1 pposing batters into a pulp and he h

The last tilt the Yankees played in l C

St. Pete before their getaway from` h the Sunshine City (where they have °

more benches than any other city oil is

times during the coming Summer. l

full strength on the lot and the ssl */°"\'¢Y i'"f°““I“i? S“_‘i““F’Y °’°““d mug eng,-y ln the Nallonal League] the lnltlal corner. While Jim proved

the Cards said a mouthful when hal

vid mum' proved that he is coins' war film ln "Roses of mercy," now to be vary effective asain this Sum-! playing at me strand, It is based on

“Wee Willie" Bherdel was pushed outl and “Sixty-Four, Ninety-Four," by R. on the firing line and he showed thatl H. he would be ready to take his re-| with fidelity by Maurice Elvey. It is a

regular outfit working and how' they l the war on a. woman and two men.

quite apt to be right a good many

And Southworth still has Jim Bot-

nd which is a real asset to a fling- m r when he begins to age. It is the blows he tied Hack Wilson. of the

ubs, for the leadership with 31

n 1928. His batting and fielding are lghly respected by everyone. The Cards have s. great ball club,

ndced.

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Syndicate, Inc.

“Roses of Pica rdy ’ reaks new Ground

AN "OUT OF THE RUT” WAR FILM

There is nothing of the traditional

he two novels, "Tho Spanish Farm"

Mottram. and has been produced

sychologlcal study of the effects of

A Young Englishman touring the

brought him in contact with Madel eine, mistress of the farm. She seek information of the lover whom th war has taken from her and for a tim

she consoles herself with Skene. ‘

Not even the war, however, canl i

alter the character of Madeleine.

Faithful ln her heart to her faithles lovcl', she accepts the situation phil osophically. She does not deceive her

self either about her feelings for Skcnc. to whom she yields out of pity

for his condition of war panic, know

ing that it is only a temporary affair.

Bkene meets Madeleine again and Ihdiiilax shows her with her two

er and in slapping out four-ply`

"The Shopworn Angel" is a tender*

f love story of a boy, shy, bashful, hon-l I est, and a girl, gay, giddy, charming

‘_ and true. It is a pathetic story played;

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I l Broadway. lt is a glittering piece of nh 27:13 ! circumstances in which a cIcan-nllnd- I cd young mall` and a re-awakened

i girl are swirled helplessly. i

“The Shopworn Angel" has many

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things to recommend it. It has Nancy Carroll, Gary Cooper, Paul Lukas, that captivating and mysterious per- son, and an unusual, moving love

-, story in a brilliant setting. It is good si entertainment throughout and it is el good for tblnxlng people. “The shop- e‘ worn Angel" is a picture to see and to

talk about.

A FINE DAY

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dawn.

All cllequer`d was the sky. _

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lawn

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Result

“¢hl,ldten,’ the Frenchman, now ¢h|_;_ '

blind, and her father, driven bel crow W his treatment at the hand

Naturally, that was an exhibition! battlefields finds himself in Honde- at the hands ofthe Germans. The

Slim but the improvement which the becq, where his war life was spent. film closes on a note of pathos, s. Bt. fouls club showed over their His memories take shape before him. wonderful scene that will be rememb- earlier efforts was a. very good lndica- l During the war Skene and his bat- ered when other parts of the film are tion of what might be expected of talion were quartered at the Spanish forgotten, the club during the present campalgxrl Farm. His duties as hllleting officer Lillian Hall-Davis; John Stuart,

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