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JULY 14. 1931 'rua cH.».Ri,or'i‘l2'rowN cu.».un1AN - paris: si-;vr_N
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Annmg -m srsana
The Two Macs. Messrs. Mclnn
M Kenna. have had “Wen”
md C ip their stable lately, one
“digg being a green pacer bY
M t do L_ This boy was raised by
Uolllxn Robertson. North River
lwith ability to pace in 2.00, and he
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‘ may be forced to step close tothat I- I S T F 0 
' _ ‘ . _ . thei d
lnotch to win the big purse at Kala l Ti” P R A iieid i' “e°°“
is ' - spoon shoot on Saturday afternoon
lnazoo. ,
.at the Rifle Range with 21 rifle
Star Etawsh has made but two , , '
` et in
starts this season, and in each start ' mei* “iiiiiig Piiii “iid 3 tin?
he wen ,elnmeel me vlewn enklnn , V' . some real competitive practice for
a new record of z.oi ii-4 in his first l --- li” Hlmllli Pdf; meet  4;
, race, and he, too, is likely to step acés To or ' scarcey wo wee s away. oug
t in 200 or better when conditions R B ° rlnc) ray,  9- brisk 5 °`°i°°i‘ Wiiid W” bi°Wi“5
D" t 1 _ at ieas .
il speed and B y B e are ln lns lllelng _ I-'Ing ge el' C all day the scoring was high and
md as from their sta
bl .
i“`° °f me homes n Sep Palin of Indianapolis, Ind., Cream Of 1-Sl3.I\d “me °i the °“°i‘ 5h°i'° are rapidiy
l be starters at Northam 0
ml eeday oh we forgot to men-_
Wedn' mer newcomer to the bam
im amnillon This 1-nap is d°“l>i°
Chester . elle" gays requires t
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1-0 SCENE OF BATTLE _
1,-cally all the horses from Char
niieiown taking part in the race
lliemeqn, arriving there at 'I.30.
ACING DATES
Fredericton. N- B-1 ‘miy 15th an
lelln also ni, Truro, July 15th, an
at North Sydney, July lsth. Th
l-emallldcr of the P. E. I. circuit is
as follows: Northam, July 15th; S
Peters, July 22nd;' Upton, July 29th;
New Annan. Au8uSt Siili Mimi'
lu¢_ August 12th; Charlottetown
“leon isth. to 21st-
TAKES RECORD
loose Aubrey by Captain Aubrey
nas taken a record of 2.17 1-4 at
Woodstock last week. Driven by
Peter Conroy. He was formerl
owned by Mr. Fred R/oss of th
sity. '
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TRACK MEET SATURDAY
Lovers of field and track athle
BS
ics are in for a treat on Saturda
ucxt when the Abesweits will at
l, big ewiligllt meet which will b
open to the Province- Fast runnin
‘nd geod jumping is predicted, no
lorgciiing the bike races- All in a
a very attractive program has bee
arranged which promises a b
cv/ining's sport-
t
n
SHARKBY SHOULD
WHIP WALKE
If size counts for anything in th
prize ring, and it has had a. pro
llounced habit of doing so except i
the case of Dempsey, Jack Sharke
should have no difficulty in ham
meriug Mickey Walker through th
e
R
floor ulicn they meet at Ebbe
Field on July.22. Sllarkey measur
six feet, one, by about two and
half feet in breadth, and weighs
200 pounds. Walker, who stands fiv
C
fcct, seven inches, could hide be- Playing i-hem at "ery vpportunltv. Pete' Dawes' e°°" “nd by the W”
hind him. He will weigh 30 pounds
less than the Lithuanian when the
meet in the ring.
Walker has accomplished littl
of note in the last two years. I
1020 lic was outpointed nt Chicago
by Tommy Loughran, and then
later he won decisions _from Le
Lomski and Ace Hudkins. Since
that year, outside of two victories
over Risko, he has done nothing but
take verdicts from and knock out
such'unrheard~of fighters as Jerr
Mahoneyf. Charlie Arthurs, K. 0.
White, _Tiger John Klein, Home
Sheridan and Mike Marldell. Th
lllajority of these were mere set-_
ups for the former middleweight
champion.
lf Sharkey can‘t beat him with-
out any trouble his uncertain box-
ing career is definitely ended. It is
hard to seo how they were matched
ln the first place.
“A 'l.'RYER"
coincidence' stalked on the heels
oi Bill Urbsnski at Boston yester-
day when he crashed into the grand
stand after a foul ball and shook
himself up badly. Urbanski is_play-
ing third base for Boston and try-
ing all he knows, which is consid
el-apic, to make good. His injury is
similar to one that afflicted him
when he first came here- Ed Holly
worked him at third base and go
ing after a_foul-he crashed into the
Erandstand, and was knocked out
lirbanski is _what is known as a
`tryer" and risks mean nothing in
us life! He is playing a strong
tame and predictions are made
that he will become one of the 'main
loss in the Braves machine after
he settles down t.o his new position
and gets used to the major league
twirling.
STARS T0 MEET
IN PACING DERBY
The .Ame_rics.h _Pacing Derby.
which will be_raoed'st _the Kalama-
zoo Grand _Circuit meeting next
Weak. will bring together for the
first time this year those tw6_ sen-
sstionel pscers, Star Etaweh.
moi s-4, and 'roll cate, 2.0: :i-4,
“ Well as many other *star per-
formers that have shown ability to
lace in 2.02 or better. _
Toll Gste'_| campaign has been
°°n!ined largely in the__ half-mile
°°“l'M8. and in his only start ever a
mile o¢sl_,._e\rly this .spring he won
hwwmymmsummdmam
tenenndmnmmrwnau
were at whidoor; oofm.. e wear
11°. smrwu zecdrdedfu the out
Nw whiz in tire our emo oir-
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S ,md eevel-el other nnbed nncen, will but a real up-to-date plant-and so the Century Club of the P. E. I.
will leave by train this contend for honors in the big l.nee_ it is. With capH¢i°li5 Srand stand, P. R. A.. the second to make it this
if N°i'i'h°m - and ee ill-le Kelnnlnmn De l, me excellent stables for the horses and year, Capt. A. W. Allan having
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a 60 ft. wide race track, fashioned made the grade with 'a 102 just
one of the most capable reinsmen
provided more than one upset, there
Star Etawah will not have plenty
Monte Gerow had his shoulder
field was getting away Smith broke
hurt. Mao Forbes was then drawn.
_M
Vanfollver sports were much
pleased-with the showing made by
Percy Williams in the recent games
ln mei-e_ In the final, Percy was left top form and enthusiastic backers
on his meek at the gun. At me so are shaking real money at each A. W. Allan 
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B yard mal-kl williams was etlll nlwnt other to fortify their predictions of W. (Welsh  
e ml-ee feel l,elllnd_ and lt was from a successful outcome."Raclng ln, the A. ormley   ..
B enn polnllnal he exmblted to the _lame class will be Em-1 Wilkes, Eric Coles  
_ 2.11 1-4, who was quite a factor in Roy McCabe 
wildly-cheering spectators hi- old
when he breasted the tape a yard
and a half in front of Forbes
l ~ _
g ___ him. Miss Porsihilliiy, with a wid
HERR MAX
Schmelins has been accused of
doing more of his fighting with
e his heed than with his fists. He iii” Wiii be” W“°i“"“ 1” th
learned the English language in a
n `°i'¢‘iiii‘i9i° WHY in three months. He y
y lilrer to reed shakerpeore, snow, "5-
Suderman and Jack London. He
e has a mania. for collecting pennants M5 “OT
of the various places he visits and
ts ' This is going to be a horse rac
all excilllllle says his chief vice is
s
a mil-l-yillg nl-Gund with mm ,ecards as Chestnut Dillon, 2.08 3-4 will b
in fine form to meet the Incens
of a few choruses in which he sang
in a talking picture. and inrisis on
v _
B _ Hollyrood mns lyliérhis life and he may be the win
“' _Handigap Trot ' 2.21 'mor nun race
We
° Tang 51,200 EVENT ne thinlr about ten will face the stari-
Srnsiol-lr users oN GRAND
cmciirr
closing feature of the Grand Cir.
Cliit Set-away da-y card here yester-
r
c day, the $1,200 handle” trot' re_ nineteen having forwarded the
in. el f cid t
suited in a straight heat victory
‘for Hollyrood Colin, owned by E.
_i Roland Harriman of New York City
and driven‘by Will Dickerson of
Goshen.
Starting from an 00 foot penalty,
the son of Peter Volo trotted two
almost perfect heats in 2.06, 1.65 and
2.08 1-5. He was an outsider in the
speculation, selling for $15 in pools
totalling $65.
Summaries: _
$.18 '.l‘r0\, Pllfle 81,000
Calumet Adelle, b. m. by Pet- ‘
er the Brewer. Egan .1. 1 1 .5
Full Trust, br. g (Stokes) . 2 2 1
Dick Reynolds, b. c. (B. White)
Hollyrood Roman, br., g.
(Chids)  ...   0 3 8
Calumet Ann, r. n. f. (Dan-
ield)      9 9 3
Time: 2.08, 2.07 2-5, 2.00 2-0.
Controlger, Frederick, McKinney,
Valor and Carol also started.
Three Year _old Purse
J, E. Vonian, br. g. by Favori-
ian (Parshall)   1 1 2
Miss Lena, b. m. (Stokes) . 2 2 1
His Eminence ch. g. (Ad-
ams)     -... 3_3 3
Lui-iiu Frisco, ch. f. it-si-»
in>     ._ il 4 a
Rose Mary, bb.m. (McMil-
frunc: 2.16 a-s, 2.09, a.os. only
ilve started.
- Handicap Trot, Purse 81.200 _
1-lollyrood Colin, b -g. by Pet-
er Volo, (S. Dickerson) 
General Welker. blk. g. (H.
Parshdll ...    ...
Hellyrood Chief, b. g. (Leese) _
Bob Galloway, b. g. (B. White)
no no 5'.. on ... ... .ro
Cars. Baseom, gr. m. (stok-
ll
2
4
3 5
es)      .. ‘I 4
getting settled dawn for the season,
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_ ln the enum will have the mount  ppc S’ others are still having trouble with
behind st Eta h in th big 1*' Stl1\‘>b0l'I1 rifles. Ill the Clil-SS "A"
y c1.r:vEl..AND ohio., July 1s._'1-he 2-" 'i`i‘°'i` AND PACE
This also has attracted a. tre-
len)      4 3 4l_
Q
a 'Peter patch, b. g. (short).
ar ws e
evenn while vie Flennng of Sym Milligan and Morrison never d0 Shoot, Sergt. A. J. McCabe won the
. he -
,sited and P e,,ee_ N_ y__ aneihe, ,,,,,_el,,,,._,i,.i,.e,_ things by halves. 8°- “he” ii W” spoon with o "century" scoring 1oo_
` will nllet -Doll clue announced that they would build a points over the 200, 500 and 600
Bl-eden Hein 333; -l-he anne race track, horsemen knew that it yards, including it perfect score at
gli 3_0; l 4; Hell A nm l_2_ would be none of the cheap variety. the 500- This puts Sergt. McCabe in
is no eeltelinily en” Toll Gale and by a master hand, it is assured that previous to the Intermaritime
thousands will wend their way to
'R ne - with -
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d ____ early in the week 9, fine day is is considered that 'this is his first
e Mgym HURT now assured and the public will attempt with the .$03.
see their sport indeed. One of the rules of the shoots is
ln lll-ellen in ine ences at Woodstock' Four classes will be battled, each that a. person winning a spoon in
N_ B, In warming nn MM Forbes’ for a. $400.03 purse, with drivers any class must thereafter shoot in
n_ l-le mllldeg wiin Pele, Conroy wlln competing for $10.00 gold pieces in the next higher class, this gives a
_ gm, Mane,-_ 'Geenw fell from elle addition for the fastest heat strutt- chance to all.'
sink li hill, his l.l nd cl ed in each ra/ce. Let us briefly re- The next shoot will be held next ' .
Y. B 8 on e an
shollldel-,_ Billie smith replaced fer to a few of the horses starting Saturday commencing at 2 o'clock
him on MM Fel-nee but as elle in the various classes. sharp, and the Committee request
5 ,ein and was enllled, but W” not 2.15 CLASS-PACE the 200 not later than 2.30 nm.
The following are the scores:--
Great interest is centered in the
Y .
ls pl_EA5ED _WITH WILLIAMS return battle between Real Worthy CLASS “A'
2.09 1-2, ll, pacing wizard from the
golden west and Lucky Lindy the
pride of P. E. I. Both are in tip-
ll time lolln ln nnlling from lm; rem. the Bay State last year. This chap James Coles  .
has been all tuned up by the “Two
Macs," and Willard Kelly will steer
e
siilky to prevent her hitting, may
open the boys' eyes as she has
real brand of whizz. Another lad
is
class is Major S. 2.12 1-4, also
Bill Cope and Lelock will be stat
B.
e
e
9.
4.
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don‘t forget Briar Mac._George has
him fit and ready to go the race
2.10 1-2, Frank Ortolan, 2.14 1-
Has about fifteen entries, but
er. It will be a. wild scramble n
doubt.
0
an
ir
o
ln
mendous large entry, no less th
co If tw ve o more de e
sim, eliminating heats will be
order. Anyhow, its goini! to be a
big day at Milligan and Morrison‘s
new track, Northam. P. E. I., Wed-
nesday, July 15th. '
é_..i..-_M
WESTERN. GUARDIAN
-SPEAKERS FROM THE Do-
minion Livestock Branch will ad-
dress meeting in Lower Freetown
Hall, Wednesday, July 15th and
Spring Valley, Thursday, July 16.
Meetings convene at B p. m.
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. ABEGWEIT PRACTICE
The Abegweit ball team will prac-
tice this evening at 6 o’clock. Full
attendance is requested. Remember
the coming Maritime play-off.
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Claiming Race, Perle |800
Hollyrood Velo, b. g. by Pet-
. er Volo (H. Thomiiel 
Joe Lewis, b. g. (Psrshall).
NMI-I
WSH
1
3
4
J. P. McKinney, gr. g (Mor-
row)  ... ... .. 8
Mr. Napoleon, b. I. (Lasey) 5 4 8
Time: 2.05 2-5, 2.04 4-5, 2.01 4-ii.
Time: 2.00 1-8, 2.08 1-5.:
'rl-onie Britton and Nora Scott sl
Wit- Many horsemen credit him
so started.-
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Match. In C1855 “B” J. S. MZDOH-
competitors to be ready to shoot at
S2?
J. McCabe  100
A. Smith 
S~ Moore  
enrneoomoeocww
-In-w»s~.s>v\m-lata
A. Huestis  .
'0. F. Gill   .
B. P00le 
A. Coles 
Landrigan ..
'-One range
rights.
T99?
84
.............. B3
 . . . . . . .
.. 27°
only with open
cl.s_ss --rs"
reasons
PsQ9¢@
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McDonald  . 07
92
87
86
'19
55
23*
ore
e 
oore 
_ Rodd ............... ..
Duffy- . . . . . . . . . .
......_ 
*-One range only.
Allnsl-d’| Linlment relieves earns, ‘
the approach of nlghtfall.
hospitality received, and the beauty
typical Island weather favored the
Sackvillo golfers motored into
Charlottetown on Saturday, twenty
strong, twelve men and eight ladle!
and 'proceeded direct to Charlotte-
town Belvidere Links.
Lunch was' served the visitors
there, who sat down with their
hoststhe members of the Charlotte
town Club: Afterwards meri's and
ladies singles were played, Char-
lottetown golfers winning the ms.-
jority of the matches.
Tea was served when the singles
were over, and then- impromptu
mixed foursomes continued until
The guests bestowed many com-
pliments on Charlottetown for the
nd excellence of the links.
It was _a perfect day for golf and
isit. _
The results of matchesi-
WOMEN’S SINGLES
Saclfvllle
Mrs. Ritchie 0.
Miss D. Johnson 1
Mrs. Fisher 1
Miss Mair 0.
Mrs. West 0
Mrs. Henderson 1
Mrs. Scott- 0
Mrs. Hester 0
Total-3
Charlottetown
Mrs. McKinnon 3
Mrs. Goodwill 2
Miss I-laszard 2
Miss E. Rogers 3
Miss Laird 8
Mrs. B. Rogers 2
Miss E. Bagnall 3
Mrs. H. S. He
Total-2l
iv1EN's
Sac
enson 0
3
Steph
West
Ritchie 0
Putnam 2
Murray 0
R.. G. Henderson
McDonald 0
Fsher 0
Scott 0
Dr. Hart 2
de
I-len rsonl
Total 10
Chariot
Saunders 3
C. McKinnon 0 .
E. Nicholson 3 i
Dr. C. H. Beer '
W. K. Rogers
A. Taylor 3
Wellner 1 _
Conrad 3
H. W.
Mr. B
W. W
Weeks 3
agnall 3
orth 1
W. F. Taylor
Total-26.
2.
Island Circa
Two great races, viz., Summe1'side‘
_and Georgetown have taken plac
and the interest taken-judging by
attendance, has been greater than
in any other year in the history o
racing in this province. Track re
cords went by the board in each
race. “Dark horses" played their
part in each meet At Summcrside,
Real Worthy ikanisay Bros., Mullt
rose), surprised the "talent" in the
Free-for-all, in fact there were 1.111"-
l
priscs in each class Frank Orwlun
(Capt. Samp. Grady), in the 2.2
and Blngara Todd, (Art. J av) ill the
2.28. There will be much cfiglta.
tion onlung the fans as to whetiiel
they can ri tain ti eil' proud prestige
at M.l.l;uns big race at N'_\:'*.hiim
oil \- ednerr-,~,
The Georgetown Races
1>ro~" surly smiled 9-1 tiior-
getowii and vicinity on July if--h
Rain fell over all the Province ex
cept within a ten mile radius from
Georgetown. Two thousand fans saw
the keenest andlclosest kind of rac
ing-everything going just like
clockwork-no hard feeling or re-
criminations-the vanquished tak-
ing their medicine like good little
men. The fans were agreeably sur-
prised to see such ii. large attend-
ance and such good racing. The
secretary, E. B. McLaren, has lab
ored for two or three years under
adverse circumstances, till at last
"fortune on him smiled" and he
succeeded in establishing George-
town as a bona fide racing elnpor-
lum. Track records were smashed
and again the "dope" was upset-st
least in two classes-Chestnut Dill
lon, (chester Pram in the_a.1s trot
and The Willys, (Chas. Reardon),
in the 2.30 Trot and Pace. Chest-
nut Dillon is a recmt importstioni
from the Mainland and was rather
sn unknown quantity till July sth..
The Willys is the Kensington green
pacer, (full brother of Jaoquell;-e.
2.10) which seems to have me po-
tentialities of his wonderful pacing
sister. In the 2.13 Pace, Lindy, (the
lion hearted) was unber':_':le-al
though the great little pscer Billy
Cope challenged him hard in each
Joe Dillon. Rosle Princeton. sir
Oliver Rope and lady Pawflih li'
so started.
_>h9Bt. Billy ll making it tpughll'
____ A pairs on the platfolln at Folt Ed bail “lub i’° hiwe “'°ii fi`°i“ Slic
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the other is in the police office.  0 6 ; 
Councillor Reardon could not see
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how the City could be properly po-I  I fl
liced with the number of men on I E  T I € a 3 I | I e "
the force. Councillor 1- _,t.:i"
thought that two extra men might
well be put on the force for the-
S“'“’“"“°‘°””~ C. N. R; C’s Force Cagey North
Councillor Holman stated that if
§lfZ§"Z.°§.§2“T§§f ..l.".°y‘l§.'.‘.°° wif. Enders All The Way T 0 Take
those of years preceding they woul-'li
note a. vast improvement in efli-i
ficiency. He stated that the Chief
3 to 2 Win.
would be very glad to have an ex- _...___
tra. man on the force permanently. ‘
The C°mmi¢W° Bi-'50 iiiid iiwiigiii' iii Battling every inch of the way_iDonavan on third. Carson strikes
W°“id be Weii ii” have aii°i'i`iei` °i‘ _with victcry for either team hang- out. Murley grounds out to Rice
ii°ei'- Years 33° me” had been ing by 11 thin hair, Rovers and, who throws him out. No hits, no
d°"ibie\i'he i’°ii°° mice were “ms C. N. R. Cis gave the fans the best runs, 2 errors.
ai Pieseni- iexhlbition of bali in-_-y've seen this c, N. R. c._alce singles to cent-
c°““°m°r Dmigan stated that season-barring none. re. Doyle following, takes one, while
“ve mimths ag° C°“n°m°r H°1m°'“ Each and every inning was feat- Rice is caught stealing second. Doy-
had stated that there would be no
additions or no promotions in the
police force. A new man had since
been taken on and now the Coun-
cillor wished to hire another.
Councillor Holman stated' list a,
vacancy had been filled. His Wor-
ship stated that it was for the
Council to decide whether or not
the police force was adequate.
Councillor Reardon believed thati
a. man should be added to each]
ihlft. |
Councillor McDougall congratil-_
lated Councillor Holman on the ex- [
cellent way in which the Police De- _
partment had been conducted. He
believed that the force should be
enlarged.
ndersmi 3' Councillor Reardon believed two m“gni:i°e“tiy”`°f °°“rse backed “
extra. men should be added for a
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:ilrred in the idea.
His worship instructed the city
collector to find out all unlicensed
ured with good batting, fielding bo
daring on the sensational and has
running that had the fans on th
edges of their seats. The hurlin
also, by Mahoney of the Recreat
ion Club and Carson of the Rover
left little to be desired. Both boy
although hit often, waged one
the nicest duels ever seen on th
Abegweit diamond. Noticeable la
evening was the steadiness wit
which each team played, Not fo
one moment did they let up, an
not for a moment was there an
semblance of a bad break. Only o
one or two occasions were th
pitchers in a bad hole, and eac
time they moundcd themselves ou
by an air-tight outfield and
SINGLES few months and nosslbly be wn._ hard-working and cagey infield. Th
*nh tinu d. Councillor Kenned con- Rwers W0" the mi' 3 to 2'
Some of the catches in the out
ileld were worth ging a long wa
agents who nee golng from ,door to -,circus stab of Squarebl-igg‘s_ lon
door selling their wares. The police`
2 - inning. It looked for a- moment as
were also instructed to do likewise.
Regarding the contract with thc
Light Company, Councillor Hoi
_ g pl _ _ -
al -if the Government the plant and
al.e\'iating uliempfoymcnt.
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plank sidewalks on sections of
Birchwood and Gerald Streets was
allowed to stand over in order that
have an opportunity of considering
the matter.
izing the City Surveyor to make re-
drive into centre field in the thir
the ball was going to get awu
_ from him, but his last second of
man suggested that the Light com- 1'0"* imilisill f°“f\¢iS Of HP'
mittee be instructed to hold a Piaiise fi'°m the Stands- Then 5
meeting with the president of tl'ic_Sl1iI1. diminutive Jiml1'lY DOHHVH
cflmlllllly as soon as llossillle jumped into the picture with an
"etow“ In accordance wlthasuggestion of Oi-iiei” fialiiii/' i°i°i<» When he °li
Hin -worsllln ,_ reeolllllnn was handed a hard drive off the bat o
neon ne ln to nee at the lllenns Jackie Kane in the sixth for th
a
third out. There were two on
3 I A e-.iilipment of lhe Gity if reqilirlzu in iiie time- Jimmy Duffy 515° miie
‘ 0.-del' that the :ity might as=;s: in ii beauty °ii 3- running Catch t
stop what looked like a safe driv
A lesollllien iul- the lnyin, O- Space and time will not permit th
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at right.
enumerating of the dozen or mo
brilliant plays,_ suffice to state th
baseball of last -night's calibre,
the chairman of' Finance might °°“tii“ied- Woiiiii 50°" i”€5t°l`@ lil
game to its former prestige in th
city.
__ A resolution was passed author- It was a“5'i’°‘-iY'5 iiif iasi night an
_ _ ”'= the Rovers were certainly a prou
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lt   ward_ Another resolution pe!.mll_ii1 smooth working aggregation
. _ th R ` ._
endowed with second sight-be a
The latest addition to this very ex-
Everything is on a super-excellent
the inside. If Providence is kind
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' horses in each class, and the start- _
er and judges will have a busy time Councillor Dousan again brought Th
keeping labs oi-i mem ull, up the matter of calling tenders im Inniniz `
Edgar Milligan, the motive power for sand and gravel. There was _
behind this huge enterprise, has de- some discussion 'as to the relative R°V°’s_M"""is flys °"i i° Km’ ll E Ri
velbped mm amm of dynnmlc dl.lv_ meme el the Sonlls sand and ln” in left field. Mclilachern grounds sms- - C0-
ing power. He had the virus ofthe procured at Holland Cove and vlc- °“t i'° M“h°“°i’ i° Oiivcr' whim
early explorers and argonauts in i-"-itY- It WHS stited bv th° City singles t° "shi field' Frm”
his veins, when a beardless youth, Clerk_.ln-reply to questions, that
he went with his late father with tenders had never before been call- Wei" 1 hm--3° ’““si “° °i"°’s‘
thirty thousand other gold seekers ed for sand or Bravel.
in the historical rush to the xlon- it was decided to can for fend- “ i°“S fil’ *D ‘i°°P °°“i“’- Miifie
diiro gold fields in lass. ay dint of err for rand to lie opened in onc "i“i‘i"l ‘* 8’°“i °“° i“““i "Wil
hard bone labor and perseverance week, samples of sand to be sub-
he made good, making enough mon- mitted with tenders. 3°" W Bi°ll°i”|i‘l'd- C*l'°SS i-i\i'°“'l'i °“
ey t.o give him a good start in other ---
fields of adventure. In early days Feats like the above-and paying
he had gl-ggi, engul-,mcg img phygi- thirty seven dollars for a telegram l"°\lflh lnllihl
cal powers. His last big "mush’ on at Tolovana and forty dollars for
n
fed the Legion Band to give four
band concerts on the Square and
Milllsaifs Bla Raw GAME uv 1NNlNos _
the League of the Cross Band two
e
t , t th rate of $50 a con-
A mere human would have to be “meer S a e t al. was First inning
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cert. Exemption to ax ion
granted to the nrm of Wni. Land-
orlze the Police Cfmmiitee ‘o :-11-
of the Council ilnrnclllors llollrarl
.clsion of the committee should be
|er be appointed.
e allway team
f seer or clairvoyantto envisage the _ Re,,ers_
, magnlwde of the mg show at N0r_ 13:; and Co., for a period ol five Held- MCIIQX/Irl1i;leYg§;i;i§r; t;utri8
mam' on wednesday' It wouldre- There was considerable discussion squarebriggs t° Omer' M‘3Ea°i'iei`
quire pages of papelhm adequitely on a resolution introduced to auth- Singles to left field 5°°i'i“5 Miiiie
lclzisliztlllbe thgugholen tl-ancherge t it _ _ _ J _ _ Whalen strikes out, Francis gi-nun
5m- ‘ie ° “Y ii Duc meer out to Squarebriggs to Oliver.
is one of thebest, if not the very Wgii t°"1‘1’_i°m];;“`“"y pm 0 _°t th St' .l,ll_s. hmm. no erm”
ounc or ugan . ougi a ' ° --
best equipped privately owned plants th de islo of the conlmiitee C' N' R' C'_sq““rebi`ig35 5`i`°iii"
in this vast continent-considering 5 -C ii ‘ out lo Mmach t Bl h d
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the size of the fox ranch, refrigerat- Eiwiiid be sub-iect i° _'49 Wi'-‘i°i'iii lver next batlermfogls oigécliu-Wh
ing and lighting plants, silos, stab- ' - » en Gross _ l t M I
les_ l,nl.ne_ llnnlel-nent nnllsesi eee_ and Foster believed that the de- to B1anchaZ_?“§o‘h;i;' ngmgsiiiix
tenslve laYout, is the grand new iiiiait in makin! ii i9mP°i'i`*i`Y ali' errors'
‘ poin ment.
race track, grand stand and stables. Scmnd mnnmg
_ Pemiancnt Oific
scale. The stand is the largest, the fl' R0vers_Whil0ck bums and bca
track is the widest and probably the
heel ~l,e,,ke,i-- on me elllvee oi any chief of Police Blriwlrile follow- me ii“°“_’- D°““"““ g’°““‘iS °‘ii
track in the Marmmw The home lng ll dlscusslon ns to pulley of tcm_ Squarebl-lggs to Oliver. Blanchar
stretch lo as feet wide and it has lwfafy or permanent app0lntment.\'°““iS ‘md ms d°“’“' °“"e‘ ‘md
the famous “no pocket” deploy on illggested that one permanent offic- a great' catch' C““°“ bums' im:
il caught when Oliver made anotli
and Sends iail- weelillel-_ people will ,. The matter was allowed to stand _§3;`;H;;tll>!pd;ifDl;;:ur-
th bl i o d f ol th 1; over till a meeting on Thursday
see e gges cr W 0 pe pe R evenlng -- Oliver. No runs 2 hits, no errors
ei/er attended a. race on P. E. Is- - ' '
lend. The big festival of racing is Councillor Foster stated that C' N' R' °'“Ri°‘* ii"°“'“ °“'° i’
to be opened by Premier Lea at 130 591119 iflwkmen had been Charging Mcnmls' Doyle mt by pitcher'
elllzens 25 Gems as fee for dump goes down but is caught be‘\\'e
p. m. - - ` '°
There are fiftg entries in the four il‘l€ 1‘€f\1S¢ at the City dump. While the bags' Schwab works Carsm if
classes A small percentage of those the fee WHS only 10 cents. 5 pass' Ka” siugies ti’ deep "°“
will default on account of accidents, fe' Duffy d°ubi°5' s°°ri“ii S°i“""’
Vfahone strikes out. 2 hits: l rlln
etc. but there will be a big bunch of Tenders for Sand ‘ ii
l'l0 BITTOTS.
C. N. R. C.-Squarebrlggs dri
the out. Oliver grounds out to C
No hits; no runs; no errorz,
the vnlsir mil in ioif-'from chit- the use of s gasoline launch at Jun- Rovers-Whitlock srvunda ou
lini,°v¢,l¢¢g,gg mile; in twenty one eau exemplify his never-give-up Squarebriggs to Oliver. Donava
hom-5 *ith Qwo hom-g gut for rest gt Spirit. hits fb Rice who throws wild, D0
s. rosdhouse on the trail, was a If the fates decree a fine day for avsn ss.’e._Blsncherd»lsys down
for Lindy every race.
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heavy test ggi- 1; _mm i-,£155 pounds, the Northam races, "the roar of the _bunt, Schwab also throws wil
I-Ie had to make it or wait two crowd" will be broadcast in the Blanchard safe. Car.-.on takes one
weeks.1ql-,_¢pg_n_egt-boat_te,5estt.1e, daily press all over America. Blanchard goes down to :econ
to witness. For instance, Murley’
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grounds out to Squarebrlggs to O
r lc grounds out. Schwab Singles to
e contre. Kane drives n hot one at
e Mcllnnis who made a good stop,
g but threw the bali away, Schwab
_ scoring. Duffy flys out to Murley at
5, -centre. 2 hits; l run, 1 error.
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of Fifth inning
C
5; Rovers-Mclnnis knocks a. hot
l~i_one at Squarebriggs who fumbles
l- 'the chance. Mclnnls safe. McEach--
el lem bunts and is snfe. Mclnnis go-
y ,ing to third. Whalen doubles scor-
niing Mclnnis, McEachern is caught
e trying to score behind Mclnnis,
ll Francis grounds out to Rice to Ol-
; iver. Whitlock goes the same way.
n 2 hits; 1 run; 1 error.
a C. N. R. C.-Mahoney strikes out.
e Squarebrlggs flys out to Donovan
in left field. Oliver grounds out to
_ |Carson to Blanchard. No hits; no
y runs; no errors.
S Sixth inning
g Rovers-Donavan flys out to
el Kane in left field. Blanchard sing-
lf les to to left field. Carson forces
y Blanchard on a fielders' choice.
_ Murley grounds out. 1 hit, no runs,
no erl-ors._
_ C. N. R.. C.-Gross flys out to
n Murley at deep centre. Rice strik-
__ ing out. Doyle is passed. Schwab
hunts and is sa-fe. Kane flys out
i- to Donavan in left field. No hits,
e no runs, no errors. _
(li Seventh inning ` y
0 .
e_ Rovers-Mclnxlis strikes out. Mc.
e Eachern line drives out to Schwab.
e Whalen flys out to Duffy in short
if -
e C. N. R. C.-Duffy gets a. nice
ls tliree base hit. Mahoney grounds to
Mclnnis who makes a fast stab and
d cuts Duffy off at the plate. The
el Rovers pepped up and later caught
ll Mahoney oil second. Squarebrigga
as strikes out. Fast fielding and sllrip-
py work on the bases saved tie
North Enders in this frame. l hit.-
no runs, no errors.
Eighth lnnlng
I Rovers-Francis sinf/:s and swirl..
he _second and third. Whitlock grounds
teito Rice who cuts Francis down at
nithe plate. Donovan grounds out to
y_l_Mahoncy to Oliver. Blanchard filig-
els_les, scoring Whitlock. Carson forc-
2 es Blanchard at second. 2 hits, l.
run, no errors.
ds, C. N. R. C.-Oliver fouls out to
l_ I-Frances. Gross works Carson for a
li_l_ _free ride. Rice is passed. Doyle lli‘s
l5;inio double play. No hits: no runs;
0.r1o errors.
THE LINEUPS
_‘Raven C. N. R. C.
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to
ll _ Francis
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le Carson
Catcher `
Gross
Pitcher
Mahoney
el- i lst base
Blanchard oliver
2nd bose
Squarebriggs
3rd base
to
lMcEachem
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H, Whalen
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l. i Mclnnis
Scliwfib
S. Stop
Rice
_ C. Field
ll' Murley D03,-in
- L. Field
i Donavan Kung
R. Field
Whitlock Duffy
Umpires-At the plate. Dr. F. C.
e D0ugan. On thc bases. C. P. \vii~
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car struck a telephone pole on
School street, tearing the door
irc_m the body. Tile driver of the
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his companion yvent through the
n- windshield. 1-le sustaifd severe
e. cuts on the face and  The car
d, was. found by the -Pol ce before th!
as,i-csidence of thesfwner while ill!
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