'l‘lirI-lls were missing trouvlltia iinnniil itlarii..nie track and 1191,“;

PAGE SEVEN

Extracts From Halifax Heralds Version.- McGiiiganSensotion of the After- .,_noon.

_<.,...-.__ W e A. f-

ty to spare. Duncan t‘lil.~iliolui, the tinsky St. It‘, Xws .ir chased tlie Si.

m, Sunmply lit-fora X00 spectators, Iiilli Maynies showed his ri-iil i'oriii b", 1.111101; Mi-Gulgaii a lii year olil Uri the race to the tape, winning by Charlottetown: boy provided a st-n 20 yards, l~‘rani:’s has ilevi-lopeil action when he won loiir extents. izouslderatile, speed since his inst ap Not since the tlays of l)r_ hiillé (Var ‘llfiilfllllvt! in Halifax. ills iirni‘ and Hey ha}; the teat oi‘ itiotliilgau bet-ii Jeg iir-t'oii are perfect and he wastes

iiiipiiriittiii. Buck in 190-’- llnriiciil won iuiir events at tile Maritime lllt-ltll. but tiiitll’ Saturday liTs feat re llllLlll‘(i iiiisurpasseil. " ' yti-iluigaiifls sensational feat lelp- pf] grea-tly to give (ihurlnitet wn me p-ani cliaiiitiitiiizslilii by ii will“ "largjn ‘for tlic 24th i-onsei:uiivt~ ‘year. The youthful lslniiilci‘ showed] die results of tht‘ splcnil d coaching u; Billy lliiiiteiiiiy. and his work‘ was easily the filliSliililllllg feature of tlii- meet. liiciiit-iitiilly, the yuuiig lslaiidci" closed his athletic t-areei- iii a blaze of glory on Saturday for. on Wed iicsdiiy niorirng lie leaves for Gu- olpll, Ontario, to cirler tliwprlgdt‘, hood. "‘ '

a?’ i k’ V“ I‘ REUBENS DEFEATS r-‘Rtiuitfs.

Ulti- oi‘ the surprises of the iluy was the tit-feat oi’ liarnrvy l"|'aiii:is. liolilei; of the hliirltluig one mili- ]'t*('()l‘ll, by W. M. “Hllllllli-‘i, Si. John,

iiie present (‘tiuaitliau lutci'collc.gi- att- champion at tlic ilistuucie. ltcii

lii-its is a pretty ruiiiiei" and ‘ed excellent judgment to beat tlii- flout looictl Indian. \ 'illiuui- iVliissiiy. the lone llallfax man in the event {.541 ii great race aiiil set the pace for tlirce uiiurters of the dlstaiice_:At tln- Jlotl yard mark, lteiibens shot to' the trout wltli a burst of spepd that i'tll'l'lt'tl him by Francis and Mus-

si-y, who were ruiinliig in itrilor. .lt<-iilii-ns increased his lead at ilic cliih house iii-spite the liarti‘spriiit of lt‘i'aiicis. Young Zllasscy gave (‘llilhv of Francis and illt- island in! iiinii ivas furccil to speed up to take tart-null pl: ltciilious won by ~10‘ _\‘;ii‘tls m 4.4:: 2-5;, lllfvt,‘ tiflliswtyat second bchiiiil tht- hlaittinit- retioril,

TAKES BOTH SPRINT EVENTS. ' l: ' l, '

Mctiiiigzin won the 100 a d {lii flashes iii a conrpiiratively easy fzisliioii. lli- was always iii trout ' and Wnll by seven yards on the 220', and flirt-e yurils in the century. Ho was l l'|t'th oi a second bcli.uil tlii- i‘l'('lll‘t| iii the latter event. ills closest rivals in these eVt-llltl AMBTI:

Lt-t- Milli-r, \\':iiitli=rers and Allen Stcivart, a tcaui-iuzitc. " “'9' lliilifzix hail ii poor l‘t'[)i‘i‘i'l('lliil'

tioii and Miller was the only track iiian to inalie a showing. 'i‘itnolliv iriis in poor coiiilititiii and \v:is nii~ lllllPvtl,

BlLLYiMAYNES TAKES RACE‘ . ' - , x " 0

Billy Maynes, nioiitber oi’ (‘aii- ailnu Olympic team, woii his tav-

blnt little llllPfgy. lie ws not extend i-d and tin» l iiie was not fast. Barney Fraiiiris won tli.» 8X0

i "tilt lii llil i lii

iilfil lliNiNlll

'l‘lio Abcmvcit iield and tihtck

champlfiiliilill) held at the Wander; .loliuiier l‘_or part iii‘ the ilistanci- n.1,", uj-fiypd 0,, H“, Huppqdg“ ;_,,,,

night iroiii Hniltiix where they i-Laiiod tiiingsitp generally at the --ineet lii-id ihi-ii- Saliirilzty. (Lea icri-illt is ilii this spltendki ti-aiii oii lliholr fine pcrfiniiiuntc lii the will [iiiug oi the club _chaiiipioiiialil|i' o. lihe Muriiiiiies, The team this you: was troiiiparitliviely small with that of other years bitt they deliv-

Wills and Firpo Show VeryiLittle _ Physical Contrast

_ (Associated Frau)

NEW YORK, Sept. 8.—Harry Wills and Luis Flrpo will cilter the ring tor their lZ-rounil bout at Boy lc's Tlirty Acres Thursday on a comparatively physical balance.

Eilfill will weigh in the vicinity; of 21H poiiiiils,.w.'tli Wils tendin8 to surpass the figure and Flrpo to

. iTiIIlRSIiAY HAS GREAT llEBUllli

wins, FlRP’S ll iiriiiitiit

i i

__._.__._n _ . __ .

Much Interest Manifested in Comiiig- Bout a Between Giant Heavyweights-The Win nor is Expected T0 Fight Deinpscy

tiiinti iriiiiiiaiii illli-Ill uni liEiJEPliilN tisi iiiciii

l

L. 0f C. Society and Citizens Pay Glowing Tri biitc t0 Young Athlete Who Made Such a Wonderful Performance in Chain-

ioiliiiee it. Wills, who shares with, less Willard possession 0i! the long est reach lii tstluiia. will have an ailvaiitiige of five inches in thli-i rc- grd, and he also owns heavier urnis

(Aaizociated Press.) 'l‘hi-, eyt-s oi the entire sportiiit:

For the Title.-Their Records.

u‘ Elliott i\'ll‘(illl[.',(1li, i.. of i‘.

son, no tiei-isioii. 10 rounds; Sam _ _ . athlete and our- oi luasti-rn tau-

iaiigfoiil. won ilccisioti. Z0 HlUlilii"

» lllOllSillll Mcct.

ellal‘ I

liis Worship Mayor .'tii~Kennu (lit-ll Zllltllvtmvii iiii.» uicclillg. sayult;

than his rival, who has the bigger orso, in chest, neck and height

t the men are nearly alike.

fnternlity, boili ut" North America and l‘§lll‘t||)(', are focused at the, pie iacnt time iii the (l|l'(‘.('ll(ll| of lliiiry

Sam Lougloiwl, won tlevlsitiii. ii round-a; Jeff (‘larli, Willi ll"l'l.‘iltlll 2o rounds; Sam laingtoril, lost by l\'.tl, lit ioiiuils

adtfs premier po_rti)t'iiiei's on field ill!“ Hiwfl)“ llllillwud Willi llflllfi We and n.3,.“ “n”, mm.“ J hearty rt- god poi-ii tlii- Imagin- oi illt‘ (‘roars i-i-tititiii las. t-VblLllg on lllS arrival Society was itoiiig in the city and from Halifax wlicre he llliltle sticli Low that tin-y have gone lllll.) the

' over Jack llciiipsey’, worldshoavyi

Ollie‘ i-veiit the 440 yards wltlilueusl

yards lii which Maynes wont out oii his class to start Eu. Francis show»! i-il better form than he dd lii lhel mile ruii aiiil won over ltliiyiios byi

cred the goods in iigh. handy style

six yards, (‘olin 'l‘honi;is, St. John‘ \’_ lii. t‘. A. finishing ii yard behind illiiynes. '

(YBRIEN AND FRANCIS EVEN

llarinoii O'Brien, .\liinctuu d vid , tell the bike races wltlniieorgc Fran‘ cis. (‘liarltittciii\vn, lldarilinii- cliaiiri pigii. l<‘iaiii~is woii llii- half iii le and;

Til" Aiwifwtift baseball tt-aiii ls expected to leave \\,\'(illl‘5l(lily inorii- ing liir New (llasgow whero they

l\‘l('Kll1i1(lll for a inc and sold on Jilly 2nd. , iiillltify, of Woodstock. N. ‘tit, has bcui iloing wi-llRin 1111' race ltracks iiinlaiiie. \\'i'lili.‘ll .\li. .\lt:l(in|ion lliai Single (1.. has proved 1110"ihflllfiiilllfiil, fast.

*ll’-'-l W. .l. oi? _tile most exciting fiiilshi-s oflgunfluii w

the inert. Francis evwleiitly ilidiftt“, 1.) y; hour tlic last lap |)i‘il and thought 3i.» hail another to go.

i _Pl-ilL. MacD>ONALD A WINNER i

’ V \".~“l. liest-iiiiiiitli-rctl gri-en pact-r llii|_ Zllacllonald. tln- t‘liarlolll' ttliat (‘\'l‘l' tatrtctl ovi-r ilicsi- blast to\vil_ Yllllli‘ ‘Vllil lllc l"'l‘l"*lil icrn tracl .i\\'ery' l‘('(7t-'llli_\' gave physique who was (lii the (‘aiia jhiiii .i rvcoril at ll-zuilttiii of 2.14%.

iliaii ()l_viiipii- ti-i ii and who \\'(lll"‘l liontis-tly bet-love,‘ n.- wr;|,.5_ FIX ‘DFZPH ill S:iiii_i'tlziy's iiicet, wasi“tlizii he ia-vi pace a niilc iii 2,10 on illl P115)’ Wllliiei‘ in" the 120 yards it good track, lie can fliiisli as hurdle race. ’l‘hi- big lslaiiilet’ top ins-t as he can go away. He is llcti iiic.tiiiiliei's_ iii a krdccftil man-ice alnly a-surprliie, to the talent. iier and hail no trouble iii winnliil; and is the first horse l over by eight yards. bought that was really better than Wlltll. l got liliii for.“

Mr. hlc-Kiiiuou bought this horse ; March iri lianvlllc. Que. He.

-——’-<+>___ _ t

DEMPSEY IS NOT ENGAGED . . ‘tcd him in iln- races here oii BUT DENIAL l8 GUARDED lioiultiittn lJay and got third pliicc.

lWestern Maifs

A'l'l..\N'l‘l(" (‘.l'l‘\'. Sept. 3. »lhln~ iel (‘iipid has not u-ctircd a vlirttrry

weigh-t ('ilillil]>|ilIl. at. least not yct

,_ __ _ __ Terrible Death today he took time out long]

"Illillsh to dclLV rumors thal he is WI.N'NIPEH‘_. San.‘ xiiiwynrfiied i-ititat-Ecil io {Jllss Fistelle 'l‘aylor. “W'- thm Wm s “up ‘J1me’ M“! "laying Inmurl, uflrvflfi‘ uiiabli» to recoup his losses by

Mung.“ ‘S nothing h, n“, “m, m» iranililiiig iii w-lii-at t‘iiiiii'cs,u\viiiiili n" olmngglnPllL hplwpt," an,“ “w, ln- tried, (lus Starkey, aged $1, one h". and mygair not yct." Dempsay oi‘ the best liiiowii and highly res-- said. “Miss Taylor‘ has o long w", pei-ti-d tariiii-rs of (tiflfllitilqll, Al irai-t. with the pli-tuis-s and l have ilpflll- i” ‘lmil "l" “"4 “P” l" i‘ m‘. "ppm": u, pmk um.“ M, | straw star-k, crawled oii top and pvuppy; "Hu-ry hay for at lllflflt nlilled oii the fuiiiriftil pyre, on his 3,393,- n- | was qingagpdf’ fiirui on Sunday alt-arnoiiii. ., _ _ I

Here's n pretty meul crowds at Crystal Palace, London, in an ununual sort or a football match

f~________.._~_.__ .__.

aste

M cuf

12nd

‘ll/m

These danger-defying motorcyclists are amusing the

fdiBBljEfifi-lvi ltitii llllllllifi.

Ml‘. Avery l|as'

Wills. the black pniiilici‘ oi‘ New’ (hit-ans, and Luis Angel Firpo, lliiil

(‘oiuparlsoii oi’ the two lighters:

wins Firpo oi’ the Pampas, who battle on Ago‘ ‘Hlilrsilay at illoyliei-t 'i'birty Acri-s. 4k _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 4 _ __'_ _ _ _ _ __ 29 iii an Piillllliilllllli ll0llli, the winner | “Hghh to light Jack Dimpsey for ilu- i; {L g "L _ , _ _ _ ‘ V _ _ _ __ 6 n‘ 21/4‘ “L lll‘1l‘-.\'\Vl‘|)',l|l ilitiiiitilotiisliip oi’ llit‘ weight world. n8 _ H _ _ ‘ I _ _ V H’ _ I _ ‘ __ 218 The folloivlng are the I'I‘('Ul'\lfl oi‘ “can” ' ' ' ‘ " bat-ii nit-ii: — "-i ' , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ‘l9 iIl . , m NW,‘ Luis Angel Flrpo

Luis Angel Firpo has fi-lt lllt‘ huiziiliatiiin etini; of tiii- knot-limit ' blow only twice lii his lllPitéflfltt can

A (‘flit-inn took tlii- two dilllr Ii-von.l\v;|] may a 1mm from ma; 10w“, w , s] rer. lii his first tlgh-i in; n" “ma.

. hrtlllbls stvppeil out in irontzn tlic ldllflllPi‘ pnntiiciilarsaiiil pEPNUllPl of ‘ ‘n’ ' ' ‘ ' ‘ ' ' ‘ ' ' ' ‘ ‘ ' ‘ ' ' ' 4 A‘ tour ln- was strr-tclicil horizontal Ii"? illll 0i lill‘ ilflil illlli _“'ll»“l ll<'\’l‘l‘iilie team will it]l|ll*al‘ n; Ihpgp m, ,t, . _ _ , down iii his native, lliiieiios Airt-s ileaill-il, lie had too inucli spend i'oi'll||||,|,_t; pa“... - .33 m- ' ' ' ' ' * ' " ' ' ' ' ‘ ' ' " ‘iv/i m- hy a gBllllPlllilii amateur, Aug-d the l‘ .,-ld on the raei- lioine and woiil Riltiidf-Lllril, lln“! retired from active by several ytirds. Frank t‘iix, (‘liar | A’ ' "">'—~~ i7 in. 13V: ill- ring coitipciitlou. 'l‘l|ut was in ltliit‘lti\\'ll w: i-oiiil B liill’.

Francis alter winning tho hall; , y 12 ill- in 15123 lii the most hectic ring inili- evi-iit l'l||lit'l‘ ' was boa-l - _ . _ _ struggle iii tiioilcrii history, Firpo l, n m u“. “H, “up. ,_,,.,._ lush,“ by‘. 3 lll. , - - - - - - - w; ._ . . . . . - - . .- 3V4 lll-iwiu. stretched for the fiital teiionire Tittllvts‘ to O'Brien. m’ Moiietoii.| . . _ ‘ iillsil _ ‘flglllli.11115111118Lhetliilililgilllérigili Francis had a good margin near, “A m‘ ' ' ‘ ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ‘ ' ' ' ' ' " 25% m‘ 0f ‘hmk Dcmp-‘wy "m"! “"3 imlllel‘ 1h? finish and took things easy hut‘ ~~~—— ‘l7 iii ca“ 1r i ‘Ung pow” wmm mwered Fill‘ Al‘ ()' iricii spiirteil. overtook his r.vali H] l; U ‘ _.. _ . ; - - - ' ' ' - - - - - ' - - - ~ - - - - -- J n- l_§*’llllll¢">' will"; QT Krill/lii’- uem. the finish “m! m“, phmfiudlfiixl-vlnliolil \vllhl_‘lslll‘gi‘t;qai..o‘l~illltfi l _ Ankle -But prior to his ilefeiit by Demu- over, n wlnnlur by flight-g y" (mm ‘ “ " l"- - ~ - - - - - - - - - - ~ - - - - - - - -- "V: ill. =41)’. Flrno was a raging bull lii a

china sil0p oi’ alleged heavyweights.

liowliig lliai tic-feat in 1017, the big Argentine started a string 0i’ victories, ilrst. as an ‘dlllilit-‘lll’ and late-r a..- a proicssioiitil. in vnrioits parts oi’ South Anti-mica. Ho, won a score or more oi’ limits by knock- votlis zigniusit leading Smith Ameri- can heavyweights before. he made his tit-but lii ilii- Uiiitcil States early in la ‘

,wb§i

an Finds Joy . In Owning Race Horses

(Associated Press) CINCINNATI, Sept. 8.——'l‘o the

increasing list of women race record 5mm, 1922 my horse. owners has been added tin; name 0t‘ Mrs. Caroline Cox, widow Sum". xluxted, K o" 7

oi’ (leorge ll_ Cox, nationally known Republican loader. Mrs. Cox, whose love for horses. soc-s liiwk w her 'l‘raco.y (lii Ulllflitn; Aircsl, no. -l childhood, has purchased a (IUZGII ml|n(|is_ animals from the stock (arm oi Eil» '>19z;;_-»-nn| manna“, K1 o“ 1g Wuril I". Slmiiiii at Sui-amen, iiiiil rounds; Jtlrk vii-Auntie, ll,, i<.o.. expects to rce ihciii next year. Ii muniis: .lai:l< Herman. (at Have

"l am a lover of horses and hzina), K.()., 2 riuiiiils; .litii Hubbard aiii going liito the racing giiino tor, tut Mexico (‘lid’). K.()., 2 rounds; tliii plieiisiire 1 can get out 0t’ it," s Willard. K.()., 8 roiiiiils; Joe Mrs,('.ox said i iii ., ll rounds; dunner

Frutitli? (looil, who was associatwSniltli, won ilei-ision, l0 rounds; ed with Mrs, Cox's liusbuiiil ln poll- Charley Wi-iiiart. l\'.()., 2 rounds; tics. has been appointed iiiaiiagcri-itle ‘Dfiwlllfll’. "'0" “..(~i‘qi(’l‘|~ ill oi’ the horses, three oi’ which prob iflllllllis; Jack ‘l)i*llll1"*‘,\'- 10-“! it)’ ably will be ruccd at Clitii'clilllii\'-0- Downs next spriii-g. The remaining WHWM R"i"il ill! ‘Blwllllfi /\|l"‘rll up“. an. yenrnugs‘ l\',O, 1 round; Farmer iLodgii, (at

0m: U; the homes bought by Mr,“ liliienog Airi-s), l\'.().. 5 rounds; I'll’- (mx is the dzmghler of Slnnnsi iuliilo Spalla, l\'.()., l-i rounds. $250,000 stallion, Prince Palatine, sire oi‘ Prince Pal,

rounds; Joo lilctiiinii, K1). (l roiirils, Jack ilerniiiii. i\'.()., 5 rounds; .litii

>.- f‘ 7'

Harry Wills

Harry Wills, the black pantlioi- lot‘ New (Jrleaiiis, has assiiiiieil the reclining position liiit once iii his

lon riii 'l‘l't ' ' tl~ hangds (1%‘girl:iiililifli:fil'tlw‘iljl(iif

liliii, win-n the two iii grocs fought a historic battle iii which Wills was iloorcil for the tcn strokes in lil miinds. Later, liowevex, Wills vindicated thls_ l1llll1illl11i0ll by stretching iLiiiigforiLto the canvas iii two successive bouts lii 1918, the first bout ending lii tlii- scveinli aitil the second one lii the ilftli stanza.

lii his long career, which started ibacli lii iitll, Wills has lost but live ‘matches, two oi‘ them to Sam

WOODSTOCK. Sept. 8.—~'l‘ltc fol-- lowing stables are now at the par lor triiok,. Woodstock, N. B., to participate in the racing program- me to be run 0i’! in connection with the Woodstock exhibition, Sept, 9.! 1o, 11 and 12: |

.loliii ll/llliiril. Presquc isle; Hur- i-y Ncvcrs, lloiicoti; Put Dolierty. lluiiiioii; Dr. linker, Fort Kent: ltalph llurrell, Hoiilton; G. W. Ge- row, (lariboit; Merry Time stables. Latigforil. Sam McVca beat, liiiiito lliillfax; (l. C_ McCoy, FFiétlt/lldflltlill tlic decision in 101i. lii 191T iii- (Y. ll. Shiitnan, Notre Danie De Lac, ilost tu Battling .litii .loliiistiii win-ii Qllth; William Means, hiiichias; [he hlflke h‘... arm in the fourth 'l‘iioiiias Raytiiouil, Fredericton; round. iilli Tune woii ii decision William Brinkley, For; Fnlrfletd; lover him by tilt: foul routi- lii i922. in; Mtfllil0ilh, Hiirtiaiiil; E. B. Av-| Wills illlli! rc oril lollmve‘: W cry. Woodstock: W. Bull, Wood liilL-Bllliiillt! Tilyifll‘. K-U. 7 stock; W. v. ooiuie. Cillilifl; J. {nllnllfll Nat llcivixv. woii ilcclslvu. Ulon, St_ Johns, Que. l i‘ Pllllliiii

it is noteworthy that only two, wlg-"lllllrY ilfilwll- K-O». 2 stables iii the Maine and Newigliiiligidsllnléwgiel‘;K-O--7;l‘"llll£=;; Brunswick circuit lack represeiita- “ll i‘ 95v ~ ~- 5 lfllllllfli 'i tfoii at Woodstock The 70 race horii nrilwlk g1)‘;- i» rmlilltifi; -l;:h(n Thol- ,_ ‘t b] 1 y w d; .k I _ me, . ., o roiints; .:ii- lriivcs, 14:03 urilfingullrbgolfzlllilltzz‘. nglllreth: W0" “Eamon; m r°"'“i"‘- bu?‘ ones nre there‘. The free tor all Ki1(‘91‘g5§rll‘i'l|3("%“"‘k i(r-(g‘-h3:_""";]|“;li| t l~ '1‘ l, t,11 ' '"" ttltssygyfiftgfnkrfld:nigflogiAsipJuck_ Slullivan. K,().. 1 round; tltm-Jtillfl. so“ Grant“! (toll/HI Roy Gmtmn (tic, no decision, 10 rounds, elf

mull/z)’ and Dan Hedgewood Clark. draw, 10 rounds. ‘lop/i on ha" mue track) “a” 1914.—’Kil| Cotton. K.O-. 4 rounds,

mg Ilivttling Brandt, K.O., 3 rounds;

' ~ Charlie ‘Miller K,O. 1 round" I , . . . ragllllglepxrgrarxizizrfia eggmbligi‘ fir‘: Charlie Horn, K.0., 1 round; Rough

for all, there iii equal interest in House wdlre’ won (lecmom m

making Tobacco

Very mild a

7he best Barley Tobacco made in Canada.‘

.. . . Jl» -. wit»)!

.- n7» .

itwinlmiuclillll wt t .' "h. "ti "sip: J "l

rid free from Nicbiine

1

1.,

w...» ‘wit.

open Tiieuiliiy morning the commit

ettortii. ready to accommodate 100.000 peo -pli- with ample room and special

and the milk will not scorch so ena-

the other races in which the clnoest Hmnds; Snm Tmngmm’ won d?“

sion, 10 rounds,‘ .100 .leanette, won comes“ have “Head? bee" made (incision, 10 rminds; Willie Meehati, this season and several records mm deehnon‘ 4 round“: Sam". broken, Twelve carloada 0t exhibits Gmnde‘ won daemon, 4 mum"; lncludmg cattle, sheep and poultry

Jim Cameron, won decision. 4 have already arrived and are on rounds; 5am ymngroflp 10m “ma. the grounds and a special train

slon. 14 munds; Siam McVea, lost will arrive tonight with further ex-

‘ decision, 20 rotinils. hiilts. When the gates are thrown liliii-mam McVPtl, no decision,

10 rottnda; Jlni .loh'nnon. no deci< iiion, 10 rounds; Slam Langtord, no ilcc-islon, 10 rounds; Battling Jim

.lntinsim, won ileclslon. 20 rounds:

Hirm McVea. won ileclsloh; 12 rounds. v

1916.; Kid Cotton. K.O..2roundn,

JllPk Thompion, Kn, 9 rolllids;

Ram laingford, no decision. 10

rounds; John Lester .lo1inson. no

decision, 10 rounds; Hill Tale, no ,,,, deoialou, 10 rounds; Jack T mp-

I||'| 'l|:.\|. non-p: or lIItVll , l. i _ _ w ‘

tee expect it will be on an exhibi- tion that will surpass all previous Beautiful island Park is

facilities for every visitor. . {<0}-

lletore heating milk in a naiieo pun rinse the pan in cold water

ily.

. iiciiiictt.

__ ”_ { __ to p" ipaie in the [French Lick ;t'\'l'lli for a purse of $5."llil. l Sxty four starters‘ will ice oi‘l' ‘BATTLE wn-H BANDITS .\liiiii|:iy, St-pti-iiibi-i- l5, iii pursuit

a creditable snowing at the chain- llitillSllip>i held there Saturday’. ,

The League of llil: (‘rosls band,’ :iiiil a ri-prc ~iitai.ivi~ body from lilt‘ society were at the ,~i.ition, and on I

191T. .li-i1' (flarii, l(.()., ll roiiuile‘: Jack 'l‘lionipsirii. no ili-clsioii, l0 rounds; Sam i.aii_-.',fiiirl, no deci siori, (i rouuils; .litii .lolinsoii, no lli-Flilvil, l0 iiuintls; S.iiii Iaiuglinii,

no l|t'(‘l.~.llIIl. to riiun l. Rough lilo tti'l‘i\';4l of lllt‘ lrllill SUV“, . “Hum \\':ii't-, woii lltltlfilllll, lo three rousing cliceiei for hlviiliigilllv‘ rounds; S.i:ii Langfoixl, won dcci- and his aililili" il'ili"“l' Wimum- s...ii, ‘ rounds; lizlttling .litii ll.ili)"“‘lY- The [MANY “"‘l"‘ 1'11""

wards ilrivi-ii by Zlllltlliltlilllt‘ hViitlNll by the band lo tlii- Lcnrnie of tlici (‘ross hall \A‘lll'|'t‘ a largc orowil as» ; tivllllllvll, coiigiwitiiliitiiiiis and wuriii y lianilsliakes being; ini:cli iu evi 1 dent», i ,'\,1|-_ Atnbriisi- Joy. president ofi the Sticiety in lill‘ iitivllillg l'*= i

.lolinsnn lost tbrolii- tll‘llll -i rouiiils.

liliii Saiii Nit-Vt a, K.().,|ll’t']1ll1(l.~l, Sani lAiliKlUlWi, l\'.()., T round. Sim laiugtoril. l\',il,. :7 liiflllil .li fl (‘l. i, l\'.tl,_ ii l'(lllll is; Sam .\lc Vi-a, won (lei-‘sitiii. 2'! rounds; .l.'ick ’l‘i|onip-‘tiii, woii tltrclsitiii. S l'lllill.li'I .la.k ‘Plionipsoii, won livflrilllll, H

riiiiiiiis. lllilPklS‘. spoke of tlu- lllllgilfilt’ of the

i010, -.li-ti'(‘|-irii. l\'.().. 5 i-tiuiiils; inceiiiig; he heartily coiigratiilalcil l\', (). Nrov ' l\'.()., 1 roiiiiii; ltilliott Muiliiigati oii his ivoiiilert'iil. Ole Anderson, i\'.()., 5'. ioiiiiils; .lolin pi-rftirinaiicc, saying that ldlliottki Lister .loliustiii, won iii-clsioti. h‘ great showing should be an luspir-i rounds; Sam ‘iltillgllllii, woii llccl~ lon to other inciiihcrs iii" the or i

uization. He contrlilileil by pre- il‘ctiug that with perseverance and ‘ ilete-ruiiiiitioii other athletes from the L. of t‘. will tnaki- the grade as the material is in evidence and‘ only needs developing.

Noted Golfers To f

slon, 8 Yilllllllhi, Sziiii ‘Laiigtoril. won _ iii-vision. lo ]'llllI.ii~'I Joe .leitiiiitti-, won ilci-isitiu. S roiiiiiis; Sam iaillljJ, ford. won ili-cisioii. 1:"- rounds. 1il2(i.—/-.>\li(it‘t;\\' .lolinsoii, l\’.().. round; Fred Fiiltoti, l\'.i)., 5i rounds; Ray llenitott, K0,, 4 ioituils; Jack Bennett. 1(1). 1 round; .lai:k Thonip son, won ilecisioii, »t roiiiiils; .lai:ii Thompson, won (l(‘i‘li<i(lll, 15 round-s; Sam Laiigfoi-il, woii tlL-Clsiull. 17-. rounds: Sani Nlt-Vt-a. no ill-irision.

, Play at French 6 "lliil ‘fate. l\'.t),, 2 roiiiiilszi

ltay Johnson, l\'.()., l roitiiils; Jl-tfi Clark. l\'.().. ~l roiizids; Andrew .lohnson. K.(),. 1 round; lllattlin}: Alitiieaigv, l(.()., (i rounds; ltay K1), l roiiiiil; llill ',l‘alc. K0,. l round; (lllllilillll Siiiiili. i\'.tl.