‘t

Geo. Rodge In

BOWLING HOCKEY WRESTLING

Brilliantly Played

Matches At Armouries

Uhllltlrious were deelared in all events as play in the Prince Edward

island Badminton Championships, if “ triple ‘ euriee.

n;

, Wll

s .-

“ by the brilliant performance ' ‘ “ last night in the Arm-

Held under the auspices of the Military Badminton Club, it was the Qrst provincial tourney ever held in the province.

The champions were: Men's singles-G. F. Rodger.

City Softball League Meeting Friday Night

A meeting of the City Soft- ball League will be held Fri- day night, B P. M. at the Y M

Tearm wishing to participate in the league this summer are asked to have representatives on ‘hand as plans and enerui business will he discussed. Last year softball enloyed an Increased following.‘ and the muiarlty of the game prom-

to extend this season.

Down The Alleys

HOLY NAME BOWLING Commercial League Finals

Imperial Biscuit Co. ame up on the

ii. ~.ais. This leaves

game will be

CIPTOWN BOWLING ALLEYS

went one

Basgues last night n winning the thir game of he the teams stand-

played ‘Thursday

Women's singles-Eleanor Bourke.

Men's doubiee—G. F. Rodger and N. E. Hancock.

Women's doubles-Mrs. Harry Cudmore and Mrs. Roy Cudmore. Mixed Doubles-G. F. Rodger and Eleanor Bourke.

SINGLES FINALS

In the men's singles final Rodger defeated N. E. Hancock in straight games. Scores were, 15-5, 15-7. Rodger showed lightning speed afoot and displayed well-placed

defeated Mrs. H. ll to capture crown in a long rallying game. The match was featured by Miss Burke's forc- hand smashes.

Rodger and Hancock won the men's doubles title in easy fashion from Major W. A. Smith and H. L. Spilictt. Scores were, 15-3, 15-4. The, champions had previously de- feated Martin and MacFarlane, 15-10, 156, in a semi-final match.

Brilliant Combination

Mrs. H. Cudmore and Mrs. Roy Cudmore defeated Eleanor Bourke and Mrs. W. A. Smith, 15-3, 15-3. in the women's doubles final. The Cucimore combination, showing brilliant speed and timely place- mellits, hladmliittie difficulttsy in dis- posng o er opponen .

Previous to the final match the Cudmores advanced with a. win over Miss Evelyr Sinclair and Mrs. N. D. MacLean. 15-12, 15-9, in one of the best matches oi’ the tourna- ment. In the lower bracket Elean- or Bourke and Mrs. W. A Smith defeated the Misses B. Prowse and E. Taylor. 15-3. 15-9.

Defeat Champions

, Bis ult 2 i t o. y. Rod and Miss Bourke Though-Zillion 1c lcstvlilln Fouroigi defeated Wail; Goes and lvflrs. H. c amp-

Cudmore. last year's city

h 7 '1 g, ions 15-3, 15-1, in comparatively pig t It °°°° easy’ fashion in the mixed doubles 1m m] 3mm; cm... final. The firmer title-holders were v_ new; 195 171; go nliatcéi ofcr the strong Rodger- . our e u . k Ifgf,‘ ‘ £36 Rodger and Miss Bourke defeat- C. McDonald 174 202 215 ed H. L. Spiilett and Mrs. Roy g, Harley 140 103 252 Cuzimore, 15-2, 15-4. in a semi- Total-3l2l final match while in the other bracket Walter Goss and Mrs. H. 3uques;_ Cudmore were winning from N. E. 13 Qreighan 199 174 153 Hancock and Evelyn Sinclair, 15-12, i- iii ' _--- . an l‘, 221 160 192 P 1,4532% m ,9, w, Baseball Results hill.‘ Nut P. nooudid m. w- P- by Gimme“ 5w"! W“) i . 1 . ¥ollilgi$lirgl ‘l: fillet‘, igiiies fin- AMERICAN LEAGUE

sis, Nomads vs. Qexa ons. At 8-30 a - Tr- yum. ‘ittttttti i‘; i “s m V. 5' Auker angimlléirk: dligdtifibfflnd. '1‘ i; _ V t n u van. Mixed Doubles Tournament Ciiévielandan 03a‘), 1g t1) Chi fagntfhgsthli: sttlililiritigxilrilgii ‘antler: Vililiitghill, Gaiehouse and Pytlak; very pleasant evening's recreation Cain, ‘Cox, Rignety 880i! 05801211.” k 0 5 will be assured all bowlers. ggiiyadeoghla m0 2m 000 3 9 1

Pearson and son and Brucker, 001 021

Hayes.

Glann: Smith, Nel- 000 4 10 1

r Triple-iuinnerii Ambers K.0's

mu; CHARLOTTETOWNM GUARDIAN

Himself When Working . Out

(By Alan Randal, Canadian Press Staff W

titer)

NEW YORK. April flii-Latest entry in Lou Ambers’ record book: knocked ‘out by Lou Ambers, lightweight champion, first round." Larruping Lou worked out yester- day. knocked a punching bag loose from its fastenings and went down for the count when a heavy chain fell on his head. Lou rame out of it with two smell scalp wounds.

Mike Jacobs says he had close to in advance orders for tic- kets to the LouisC-chmeiing go be- fore he decided to stage the fight in New York. Nearly all bids, he says, were for top-price ringsides. Box seats for the Seabiscuit-War Admiral duel will cost‘ $10 a throw. General admission is $1.50.

There are still horsemen who consult tide charts before starting horses at Havre de Grace, Mary- land. They contend the track is slower at high tide than at low tide due to proximity of the Sus- quehanna River and Chesapeake Bay. To which belief weather fore-

casters say "nuts".

Madison Square Garden Cor- poration is thinking of booking softball games during the summer season. The Garden already stages hockey. basketball, circuses, rodeos, skating carnivals, bike races. horse shows and fights. Carl Hubbell, Giant pitching ace, is one of Bob Feliefs most ardent boosters. “He's changed his routine like a smart pitcher," says Carl. “He's learned a itcher has got to save his power all for the clutch." The New York Athletic Commis- sion has reinstated Tony Galento, t Newark heavyweight who balked at training. And if the Newark nightstick takes his father- hood (a boy arrived at the Galen- to home last week end) seriously as a fighting inspiration, Nathan Marin might well look out May l3. Remember what Maxie Beer did to Tommy Farr after Max be- came a papa.

Vancouver Hoop Team Captures

Title

(By The Canadian Press) 0'I'I‘AWA, April ltd-Vancouver Westerns hit the top form here tonight swamping Ottawa Globe Grads 47-27 to win the National senior basketball championship with three consecutive victories in the bestof-five series.

Completely outclassing the 0t- tawa. quintet, Vancouver ran up a comfortable lead in the first half and swept on to a convincing tri- umph in the final 20 minutes. The coast team grabbed cf! a 35-33 win in the first game‘ Saturday night and eked out another victory by a 34-32 score in the second game last nlilht.

Globe's attack was slowed to a standstill half way through the second half when Captain Dan McCann was ruled of! for four fouls. Shortly after “Wank" Us- also was

Dominion

fouls through to the finish with Van-

couver loopimz in the baskets. _...._-________._.

NEWPfiuuSPCRT f SLAND BADMINTON CHAMPIONS DECLARED Yankee -Stadium I. sztoif

For Louis - Schmelingf Title Bout On June 22d

Harvey ls Champion Again

happily and saluting the crowd, t endous ovation after

champion again. He beat Jock MioAvoy at the H Arena in London . He won the British light-heavyweight ‘P and the lonsdsle belt. Here is Harvey wearing the cruiser- weight title belt. He is smiling

the age of 30,

recently

who ge/ve him a rem his victory.

First Defeat

(A.P. By Guardian's Special Wire)

NEW YORK. April Z6—A seven- run bombardment in the last two innings gave New York Giants a 12-8 decision over the Philiies in a loosely played ball game ioday that saw both starting pitchers shelled 01f the mound.

Manager Bill Terry had to start Carl Hubbell, but t e Hub reported with a slight case of the grippe and Terry switched to Van-

denbenz.

At Pittsburgh, the Pirai- bowed for the first time in the season but it took Chicago Cubs lu innings to grind out their 5-3 triumph. _

tripaes

lanned

The Cubs crammed two and a single into their half of he extra_ohaptor_to_accgupt for their

NEW YORK, April 26— (APP- Breaking loose with their first “big inning" of the season. New York Yankees today smacked out six hits for flve runs in the third to beat the Athletics, 5-3 in Phila-

Chicago Cubs Hand Pirates Giants Trim Phillies 12-8

Of Season;

margin of two runs after the Pir- aies had played tag all way through

QRLD .

Raoul Reymond New President Of Riding Club

The sixth annual meeting of the Charlottetown mains Club was held in the Canadian National Hotel last eveninl. a largo number of the members being present.

The diflerent reports of the committees were read. and the treasurei-‘s report showed the club in a healthy state financially. Plans were made for the coming year's activities and the following oflicers were elected for 1938:

l-lon. President-Raoul Reymond.

President-Lt. Col. G. E. Full.

Vice-Pres-ll. L. Palmer.

Secretary-R. R. Bell.

Treasurer-D. M. Gass.

Executive Coirunittee—-G.l'-l. Bun- tain. Dr. R. F.

Seaman. M. F. H.-— C. N. Bisiett. Lady Vice-Pres.—Mrs. G. G. K.

Peake. Ladies Conunlttee — Mrs. D. M. Gas, Mrs. G. J. Rogers, Mix iikiith

Ings.

Auditor-Mr. W. Beckett.

The following report was given by the retiring president. Mr. G.1-l. Buntain.

President's Report

1t is with pride and pleasure that I present the sixth annual president's report of the activities of the Charlottetown Riding Club for the year 1937 and 38 a very successful year financially as you have seen by the treasurers report.

The past year was an active one. and the members took advan- tage of the fine riding. and the horses were out a. lot during the spring and fall especially. A new club horse was purchased and he has been very satisfactory.

A visit from Mr. M. B. Zwicker in the spring helped create inter- est in this sport and the club alp- preciates his assistance.

The horse show held in connec- tion with the Provincial Exhibition was again very successful although we missed the competition of the Halifax Club who were unable to attend. However. we hope to have them with us this year, also horses from Amherst and St. John.

Numerous drag hunts were held in the early fall and the club ap- preciates the efforts of our MEI-L, Mr. C. N. Bissett, whose untiring efforts to make this part od- the club's activities a success is indeed appreciated.

the early Biz Jim ‘lurner. who won 20 last year for Boston Bees,

flames took another stride toward equali- ing that mark when he turned in a live-hit performance that stopped Brooklyn Dodgers, 4-1 in Boston. It was the Boston right-handers sec- ond triumph of the young season. Bianked for six inning Cincinnati overcame a seven-run disadvantage and with rallies in three frames

League. _ It was the fourth straight decat for Frankie Frischs crew, three of em shutouts.

Yankees Display Power Defeating Athletics 5-3

Bonura and Travis. of Washinr ton, and Desauteis. of Boston hit home runs.

We took a carload of our horses to the Maritime Winter Fair at Amherst and won a fair share of the prizes. '

Island saddle horses were also represented at the Royal Whiter Fair at Toronto and figured in the prize lists.

The horses were kept i.u excel- lent condition last year and I voice the appreciation of the club to our men who took care of the

horses.

I would like to compliment the Ladies Committee who worked un- tlringly to make the club picnics and entertainments a success.

The club house and stabla are in good repair. although it will be necessary to make a small expend- iture for new lumps, wings, etc. in the jump ring.

It is the intention of the club to hold a horse show on the club property in June and it is hoped that all merntbers will cooperate to make this show a success.

In closinsz 1 would like to thank all members of the club for the hearty cc-operation they gave me at all times in forwarding the wel- fare of the club, and I trust my successor will meet with the same

enthusiastic supgrt.

slalom ‘lil

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LONNY —-' HERE. AN

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Louis Eldon Auker. sub- ....1n addition m the $25000 ud McKgnflQ m4 1oz 191 New York oao 02o 4a»: iz 18 1 key Mum 15th, “the, o; a manna rmht_hander_ mocha, me Coleus mm e Yankee. he», Foster 230 288 196 lsmaster, Smith. Huesser and buuncl baby girl; A“ emhb The“ m a 74 flcmry over me 019mm; u“ c1054; to Ave grand m; Diamond 185 234 277 Attwood; Vandenberg, Brown. psund “hm-wag mm to Mrs. Bfbwns. s. magazine series. about one same 101B 1114 1237 ooffmaii and Dunning. 1 4 is 1 Qgfllffg 1n hospital here Sunday. The battle was not Over unm for endorsemcnjt: sing about figs A Burke s" gnltglglggh 3 8 o the couples, second child. the) ‘Iéefztriqitlhalf ‘oft the High, ‘vain 2011mm“ m" h “s “ace Q snge - - _ i1 l‘ lSD 8N 0 emper Y D ' ' Blah three F- mum" 7“- Callm“ ‘mg “mm” Emmi” er Oral Hildebrand trimmed the rgrggcighefiggggmvgfihfagifinngfi Tonight at 7 e-ulock Indians vs. swift and To dbo 520 0000 7 a 1 B»"» d Bruwns. chances of winning “e anmm nave ms w worry aboun H. giggle. 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Redmond played esteady Series 1,, Chicago yo. their sixth an um it in the 12. 1.. last year. _‘ amore 'tdserved0- cioooosl.cese dib Baseball Standing Commuigigubggmgggénvdgeggg ‘ifi‘°u."“'i§“§3€“w’.%pst. Toufiu. "§;.‘.i‘.‘€.§u€"“l3¥’“"o.. frames t. gndwiiiglgholdg=ngpe<dfyg'3}; ' --- amp i i - w. Phillips meets n. Bevan. 5 c; _ u, flm-ip] 1 d; ‘ m: our ou e n s p i AMIBIOAN LEAGUE and Grouse. ,:::3;,,,,*i;{:,,, 15° ofsmefifa fitfffi, lrsmenuBoil Holley Grimes l. Toronto ooo 3oz 001 e 10 g suoomm m, m, five mm“ rne or six with a finger in the N. WM 5°" 7Q; Newifl‘ °°° ‘m’ “g 1511119,. In Washington, the Senators de- J- , Wk-'“."°§""€“ss1’fi' B3531, Ohvdmd 6 x $35 unfrunwn" Nekolad Bltiosure ' m m“ wenln“ “poker mawh- heated 3mm“ Red Sm“ ‘Thmgely iliietefxorilri raléehamtlgr mg Tiger wit; 3”" ‘ a ‘e2 B-Fmwm‘ Rmwéfigfi, m 8'10 o es m. Lartei- feated c. 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‘BOXING

(By ALAN GOULD Associated Prom Sports Editor)

NEW YORK, April Prouiotcr Mike Jacobs toda firmed his selection cf the

Schmeiing It will be when " ‘tmeling

rounds. J scobs predicted the

rights.

BASKETBALL OTHER SPORI

iii-fill’)- con- ankee Stadium as the sits for the world Heevywe ht Championship return match be ween Joe louis and Max , the German challenger. held June 22, in the ring stunned the fis- tic universe twoyears 88v by knock- ing out the Brown Bomber in 12

fight will draw at least 01.000 cash customers, with net gate receipts exceeding $1,000,000 at a scale ranging from

003 from radio and motion picture

w

The first Iouis-Schmeling bail, held the year before the negro wo the heavyweight crown. drew 40. customers and $452,680 in net gave

receipts.

Jacobs decided to hold the "fight of the year" in New York after giv- ing consideration to offer; from Chiecggh Detroit and Philadelphia, He a tied inducements were at- tractive, particularly from Chicago, but said they were outweighed by his obligations tometropolitan fans bail park owners, and the New York state Athletic Commission.

The principals will start training early next month. Louis. due May 7. probably will do preliminary work at LaFayettevilIe, N, Y. before p11,-

$3.50 for unreserved bleacher seats ching Eemianent camp at. Pomp-

to $30 for ringside chairs. The ro- ton La es. N. J. Sciimeiing 1g e;-

moter expects an additional 8 00,- to arrive from Germany ula

pected liélaysandtrainatspec

with relief today.

Vitt was irig Rollie o club with another promise to have himself. No more lookin

a solenm face.

Heinsley. arriving by from Cleveland, was in the bet age Chicago Box. Vitt said Hemsl

the game in a y or two.

train

for violating the

showed up it catching triumph

hotel,

port to dent of

on to Chicago.

Practice For

mencing desiring on the team are urged

SCORES TENNIS UPSET

of England. finalist s year ago, vidc an upset to The score was 8-1, 6-4, - H. W. (Bunny) retired from Davis Cup

mind and body. type tobacco which has a cool and mellowed to suit pipe-lovers.