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Ngw YORK. May 3 - Madison' “ws Garden, the sports palace 1 Rickard built, retumed today W me control of one of his earlieet| woeihtes, Col. John S. Hammond.| me msn who fought hardest-and M years lost the battle-.ior..mntin mc, of the’ policies of the great mmoter.

P Hammond announced today that with the exception of minor legal “mis he and his unnamed associ- eteg had bought the stock interests M Richard F. Hoyt and 1-1aydcn,' at/one Co., the bankers who under- wroie R.lckurd’s $7,000,000 venture me years ago. The deal was re-

Share In Madison Square Garden.

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WRESTLING

Ported to have involved the trans- fer of 112000 shares

et value. At the suns time the whiie-hair-

¢d U°I°h¢I. a West Point graduate who first met Rickard when they were both interested in settle in

ntina, announced that while

hs would become Chairman or the Garden Board of Directors, and rs- turn to the Residency of New York F»i»D8P-fl. Of the National Hockey

e, Col. John R. Kilpatrick

would remain as president of the

rporatlon. Lester Patrick, who

succeeded to the presidency of the Rangers when Hammond withdrew, will remain as manager of the big

e team. .

IIEENIIIG IIIIMEI IIAME IUST BY IEAES

ALUIIG THE SPORT TRIIII.

Present indications point to e

highly successful local season in *port as various teams organize for the different branches.

mn. opened their 1934 Interns- their Owliris datessnd the soccer

tional League season before s crowd 016,000 hers today by defeating the

syracuse chiefs, :-1 in a wsu- “Cel in Prelwatiwi for the wmins

MONTREAL May 2-Montreal

pitched ball ga.rri¢ which was played in ,balmy spring weather. Royals won the gams in the seventh when

ui outfield fly. The visitors’ lone ta nm came in the sixth when Joe Bene-1. subbing for injured Man- iger High at third base hit a homer over the right field scoreboard The lwysl, tied the count in the same

imma.

'l‘oronto’s Maple Leafs opened the 1034 international Baseball League ge

(0,), By Guardianh Special Wire) mhkvidy the softball and Indus-

team

season.

his

day" results, dropping a 8-2 decl- iicri to .

ever to witness an inaugural 9 people crammed into the and sat through \ lot of cere-

and bandplaying, only to

.out disappointed when five hunched in the second inning,

rims and a safe lead. Toronto man Used to get one run back in the imrth and another in the seventh, tat from than on were held at bay by Jones, who came in for Milligan

'libs Oity Baseball League, mu-.

ci-igsby scored after the catch or “AY ° “AW °f °°hl¢°h1f° iw week#

Ro'I'he league formerly composed of

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deviated from their usual custom and ~

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itliome, with the usual “opening J°h_,my_ wma," and Nd. whip

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Albany One of the largest 10,- Abby” playing exmbmm games nly. .

With iiheir first 'lhg Day only a

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the Albany squad three $.00

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although as yet not entered

a league have held several prac-

oometolifeenlliteppeersce-I

in thatsohree team leaguewfil inopenition.

vers. Falcons and Btarshsve

this season it is expected the

Junior Aibbies and a new

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ttcr of hours away, it has been t for Saturday the Abegweit Club ecutive will meet at the Board in of the City Hall tonight at

p. ni. to make final arrangements.

isdiies' committee are alsossk. to be on hand.

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It is expected the club will be

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YARMOUTH, N. S., May Z-

Mllrray Veno has reconsidered his decision and decided to coach Lcckcport baseball team this year. Ile had refused the position previously. Venn, who played six continuum years with the Yarmouth Gateways, receiv- ed his release from that team today.

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T h a t Membership Will Reach 150.

iii the eighth. Bteriff Blake hand- iiii the hurling for Toronto but 'll Noiaced in the seventh by

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PIIEPARATIUNS IIA IIE FU R IEIIIIIS SEASUN

Uhlgrhic the last two weeks the he lotteiown tennis coiu't.s have en the scene of much activity, as Dfvpamtions have been under way

I" the senson's s rt. N

represented at the~Maritime Box- ing Championships at St. Jdhn with young Jimmy Mclnnis sri eri- imnt in the 118 lb. clam. The ex- ecutive and e few friends are PII-Vining on this and all will wish "Jimmy" luck in his bid for a

litgxrltime title, should he make the

chase .

Mclnnis is fest. clever and a

dangerous hitter with either hand and should make the boys in his class step at a lively rate to elim- insts him.

O O O I Anqther Islihii boxer. Benny

Binns, who holds the welterweight title. may also take part in the championships. Although nothing definite is known friends of Benny are working tooth and nail in order to have this hard-hitting fighter enter' the title bouts.

me be D0 ew fences md 1011 erected around the courts, mth? iZh`l.\-five loads of screened new 1.1 scoured from the site of the me °~‘-Phcl. have been spread over

suriac

tngilllbvrs of the executive of the mworktllib have gone energetically hr and with hammer, rake and rol- nrgt Cl_“‘"° l)}§f_IfI-h8 the 8Tounds ln mg fmt; s cniiuition. They are mak.. mg thC“”“bI0 il1‘0K1'ess in resurfac- ,hem Vcciuts, and hope to have

airillnblc for tennis next week.

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Church League

B 3rd of Section B. Playoff. i- Peters 2941 S, :WPS . V I . ' aw "hh Single c. s. i>`i'ei€.i`sii' sos Hlih uh-he E. v. neu, siii. '

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Benny has been working out daily under Bill Rya.n's guidance and is in the best of shape.

Negotiations wg; under way t.o

have Benny meet Jimmy Boyne, New Brunswick weiterwelght cham- pf::i but heid.tobe cancelled when

meeting Bobby Allen for the Mari- time crown. `

Home runs yollerday: Klein,

Cubs 1; Ott, Giants 1: Mningum, Pirates 1: O'Dcu1. Giants 1; Burns, Browns 1: Pepper, Browns 1; R. Johnson, Athletics 1; Watters, Red Sox 1.

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HOIVIE RUN STANDING

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lid on thc British market As. $22124 hwsilv iii winnipeg, ins lov Lg W0" packed according to

The leaders: Klein. Cubs 6; Ott, Giants 6; Hartnett, Cubs 5: Foxx, Athletics ' Bonurn White Sox 5

(C. P. By Gunrdiaifs Special Wire) _MONCTON, May 2-The Monc- ton Gun Club was formed at a meeting of niarksmen here tonight, embracing trap shooting, skeet shooting, gofort silhouette shooting, revolver shooting and archery.

Dr. E. A. Smith, Slicdiac, was el-

ected Honorary President, and R. P. Dickson. this city, was elected pres- ident. Other officcrs arc: Vice- President, Jack Mayer; Secretary- Treasurer, S. K. Dawson. Board of Trustees, H. T. Hazen, B. A. Taylor, G. S, G. Rogers

The executive committee is com-U

posed of H. W. Bannister, chair- man iri charge of gofort, silhouette .22 calibre shooting; Everett Bah- ineau, archery; Fred A. Randall, revolver; E. C. Jamieson, .22 min- iature, Jack Mayer was elected field captain, and 0. J. Killam was elected assistant field captain. Mr. Killam was also elected shooting coach of the club.

The Moncton Gun Club have a

membership at present of 80, it was announced lifter the meeting, and it is the hope oi’ the club to extend this number to nt least 150-

It was suggested that a Maritime

championship skect meet will be held here early in the autiunn.

A man on holiday had been told

he would find splendid sport on the lower reaches of the creek and along the iagoons borinering the river.

Gun in hand, he wandered for

miles without getting a shot, and was crossing ii bridge on the way back to the hotel in the late after- noon when he met a small freckled

boy.

“Is there anything to shoot about

here?" he asked.

The boy scowlcd thoughtfully

and shook his head. Then his face brightened ilp. "Heres the school- master coming acres the bridge nowl"_ he exclaimed.

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e big edge on their rivals, the sen- ior Y hoop squad saw the “Birds” fly wild in the last half to emerge the winners by a score of 57 to 35. It was the second game of a two game exhibition series between the two teams, the Falcons winning both encounters.

_ Seized with an intemal hemorrage mother in a DLBSWI Cut. désbtmiciy - While the Falcon shots were liouowxg a wsek’s illness from an ill as a result of a fractured finding th. hoop with monotonous infected hand, .ree wright, Jr., vertabrwe. She has mt been Mi-iiied regularity during the ri-sy, the ros- ‘famous suclier and ,winfner of the of her son'-S illness- <1) MIS- -100 ers were very erratic, especially in 1928 Diamond Sculis, was taken to Wright. Jn. and dnU8-hter DUB- (2) the second session, missing many the hospital April 26, where a blood Joe Wright, Jr.. the ace scullsr. (3) clog, up 51-mg, (A y_ B, Gu,,d|,,,», sped” win) transfusion ws, given. ni the Mrs. wright, mother- of the scuuer. , I room directly above Joe’s lies his and (4) Joe Wright, Bl'-` LINEUPS

S'I'U'1’l`G-ART, Germany. May 2-

E. D. Bcgoljubow, German challen- ger, was adjourned today after 40 moves.

Experts said Bogoljubo\v's posit-

stand: Alekhine 4 games; Bogol- jubow 1; drawn 6; a ‘ourned 1.

T0 TREAT SKIN THAT HAS COARSENED

Here is a treatment for skin

which has become course and the pores enlarged. Put a teaspoon pow- dered borax into ii. basin of cold wa- ter overnight; stir up well and al- low to settle.

This will give out a lovely creamy

be rubbed off with cold water; dry

mand and the selling values of

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the commercial cuts from the car- Lsrocca, Aube, Duke and Glenn, T°f°I-I 9 3 7 21 he“"VW°i3m b°x°" °“ 9° 3

casses of the different grades. Elliott and Crouse. ' R¢f¢\`e°-*P9* P°We"- In ° 10`m‘md wut'

The 12th game of the world‘s chess `Philadelphia championship match between Dr. ‘Boston

iAlexander Alekhine of Paris and

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Van Atta, Murphy. Smyth and

Dickey: Weaver and Berg.

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Perkins, Mungo and Sulreforth,

Lopez; Schumacher and Mancuso.

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in the borax water, taking care notiamce'

to stir up the bbrax which has set- icmcmmm 000 00° 10°_1 3 1 ‘kd at “le b°°‘°"‘- Ist. Louis ioi ooi lox-4 9 o

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Milligan, Jones and Maple; Blse,

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ABBIE SISTERS WIN' FBDM

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Abegweit Sisters by defeating the

Bluedots 31-21 last night at the “Y” won the three game exhibition series against their young oppon- ents, two games to one, the Blue- dots having won the opening tilt. Last nlght's game was another hard battle all the way through with the more accura.telsi1ipih8 of the winners giving them their win, Agnes McGee of thawinners being especially effective as she found the hoop for several brilliant field goals. Anne Sherry was another spark plug in the Abbie squad, sharing honors with her titan- haired forward. For the losers Mc- Innis, Rogers, and Ayers were in great form, this trio leading count-

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‘ After holding the Falcons to a 4 point lead in the first half and t at times during the session having

cords. scored 112 and Captain P. M. Woodfull 48 by the close of play. Clarence Grimmett took five wick- eta for 53.

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today. The score was 11-2.

age in the first frame, putting to- ,gether eight, hits for all of their ‘four runs. Six of the blows were singles, one was a triple by Fred Schulte and the other a double by Cecil Travis.

Monte Weaver, Washington right

hander, went the route for the Sen- ators, tibe second time a Washing- tori pitcher has pitched a full game his year. Al Thomas is the only other hurler, who has gone the dis- tance.

Home Burns and Pepper

with men. on the bases enabled St. ibouis Browns to trim Detroit 5-2 in

oung right hander, gave Washing on Senators their first victory of he year' over New York Yankees in ‘the final of the three-game series

The Senators did all of their dam-

,First Inning Assault Gives The Senators I1-2 Wini

(A. P. By Gua.rdian'| Special Wire) the series final. The result gave the IWW YORK, May 2.-A first in- Browns two of the three games play-

ning assault upon Russell Van Atta. ed at Detroit. “' y - - The erstkaonerunlead I: t

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in the first inning but could not hold it. Vic Sorreil’s pitching weak- ened and the Browns got to him in the second. Vlixt doubled. and Burns brought him home with I four-base clout.

After spotting Boston Red Sox six

runs in the first two innings, Phila.- delphia Athletics cut loose against four Boston pitchers and came from behind to take the rubber of the

three-game series. 2-1 at Boston,

Al Benton started for Philadelphia

but gafe way to Bill Dietrich when the first three Boston batters ,hit » safely. Bob Kline finished up fm' the Maakmen. The Sox opened witii "Dusty" Rhodes but were forced to call upon Pipgras, Wilbert and Ren- . nock when the Philadelphia sluggere got the range. _

(Tubs Drop

NEW YORK, li/my 2.-Pittsburgh

Pirates hit timely behind the smart pitching of Heinie Meine at home and the fast going Chicago Cubs, with Lonnie Wi-irneke on the mound, were beaten for the second day in succession. The score was 4-2. , It was the first time this year the

Bruins have lost twice in a row. The defeat also toppled the Cubs from the National League leadership as New York Giants vanquished Brook- lyn. '

A revised batting order failed to

give Cincinnati a winning punch

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and Bt. Louis Cardinals took theig fourth straight game, their third consecutive one from the Reds, 4-1, at St. Louis. ;

Sunny Jim Bottomley was confin-

ed to his hotel room with a cold, and Manager Bob (YFarrell sem Mark Koenig to first, Sparky Ad- ams to third, and Johnny Mooreto right field instead of Ivy Sliiver.. . . Tex Carleton, who limited the

Beds i.otwohitsinthefirstsixln~ nings, finally weakened and was re- placed in the ninth after giving two

singles.

T U U R I N G TEAM MAKES GREAT START

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LONDON, May 2-With a smash-

ing century by the one and only Don Bradman, not out, the touring Australian cricketers today made an aggressive start on their long season in England.

Opening the season with a match

at Worcester that will run the full three days, the touring Australians dismissed the County Eleven for 112 runs and then piled up 199 for loss oi' only three wickem. Brad- man, holder cf many batting re-

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III THE STUD

Great iiai, Reg. iio-. 5631

Sire, Captain Aubrey, 2.07%; Dam,

Tau, 2.1315 by Direct Hai, 2.04%. Tliil splendid stallion weighs 1200 lbs. and is the sire of wonderfully promising stock. I-le is just the horse Prince Edward Island requires al his get are large, strong, stylish and full of vigor.

With his great speed inheritance,

he will surely sire fast, game race horses.

Terms, $5.00 for chance, $1.00 feri

season, $10.00 to insure.

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MB-nnger in Charge, Gn.ham's Road, P. I1. I.

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