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51,1931-THE GUARD] N SPORT' REV] -1931
LOOkiTl§' Fm 01281’  Some Champions in Sport Uf 1931
In Retrospection ”
,ally Forward Strides Made In
.Local Sport Circles During
_The Past Year And A
7 Great Future Antici atedw
my T. E. oonaloliu. Guardian sports Editor;
Th” |1084! llKllre~ of sport of the
th
le;"|;:“:°“ b'y‘:;d :rich he Wm d¢“|1li¢ly dlilllrllear and a day hence
“und m l-11° |0111. deell furrow of endeavor the memory
“Nl l'¢00ll¢°ll0I\ 01 his l10l>es and achievements his failures and disap
, _
pointmente. /What he has accomplished will on January the first be a
matter of history, a few facts commemorated only in the record 'books
and recalled in the minds of atllletes of the day and their particularly
-will Slllillorters. As tile Latin scholars have it "Sic transit gloria mun-
lllr" Wlllell, l00Sely translated, means
'llarkness, applied to the heroes of the turf, oourt, glassy surface and
gf'ldii~on. “you’re in the centre of
_shadows of the‘wings tomorrow."
. Nevertheless, for those who contribute by action or support, by
thought or effort to the deeds of sport this waning year of 1931 holds
momentous and pleasurable recollections of stirring deeds performed in
_wild strivings in defeat or splendid accomplishments in victory.
_' And here_ for their particular benefit even at the risk of being ac-
med of having been at one time exposed to an education, we introduce
. ther Latin tag--I had a. tough job looking it up, namely, “liaeo oiim
melnlnisse juvabit," which interpreted in the vernacular reads, "that
some day *se will look back and get a big kick out of these things.” I-‘or
those gladlators of the diamond, football field and ice, those artists of the
links, tennis and shooting range, those exponents of the hooped basket ho
and the gutted stick and in short for all who fought their way in their
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year 1931 is plowing his way ov”
for those who have forgotten their
the calcium glare today and the
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divergent arenas throughout the past four seasons, the pages of athletic
achievement of 1931 will long linger
rapidly they may dim in the minds
_The memory oi' the battles in which they engaged, which they won
in clear, large print no matter how
of the multitude.
or lost, on all athletic fronts; will remain for them a priceless recollec-
tion. They will live again and again
the dismal shades of defeat. The w
in the flaring glory of triumph and
hole gllmut of human passion, des-
pair, love, anger and the rest which they experienced in the flash of com-
bat is their priceless heritage. 1931
live forever.
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f New Year's Greetings
'Ib all athletes, supporters of ath-
letics and sportsmen of the Island
Province we extend cordial wishes
for a "Happy and Prosperous New
Year.) To those of today who are
holds memories for them that will
"playing the game" We extend the
wish that they may continue long to
enjoy the thrill of other years in the
strlvings of the youth of today, no
matter in what Arena that youth
may be engaged. To everybody,
“Happy New Year."
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HERE TIIBY ARE-1931 IDOLS 0F TIIE SPORTING WORLD . Me
All phases of sport received ,zi decided impetus during the year almost now at an end. In all depart ments an abundance of culnplftition ing
was witnessed and championships i were keenly contested. There were ipicnty of upsets toifsot tho predlctiions of the best critics, especially ln|;;a1 of money in mak. ,
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racing and in golf The above layout shows some of the stars ran king llfst in their respective spher cs, where today they are hailed as 1-ortable 1-0-: 5pCw,m,.S
“ li" » ` 0 ith ir aculous playing and a score of 282. commmlimls gymlg-;[,,,_
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champions. (1) Walter Hagen, bril liant golfer, who 'came bac to cap ture tin. Canadian pen w m ,a
(2) "°WlU MUNI", Dl'U\0lD1\l Pilllllf 1 §¢“»€l' f0l' LCS C=Ullll1l€l'lS. Wl!lh0FS of the \\'orl1l's hockey championslllpi and Stanley Cup twice in succes-|app0int,mcnt5 that go with
“"1"” “°i==l>l° turf ln'|1°S- Un W I the Present Twenty Grand has arms sea a fortune of $259,925 for ills owners, tlro nrontroo stable. 14>|we
-f ls ollo 1 nls' r rm ble nowln when no ue 'P
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sports. . a
Pet
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ThS dt
e pee s ers
Set Up
Records
Many   V
In 1931
Island Horses To
The Fore On
Home and Mainland Ovals-
One of Most
Succc-szful Sea-
sons in History of Harness
Racing .
The season of 1931 was one of the ing 2,16 21”) Golden won the 2.28
O5
the interest and cnthusiclr
Race meets were given at Sum- 'of
t successful in the hiszfiry of m1:<c<l,b11LJ.i:1;' C::.1nw::ll owned by
harness racing in thc Garden of the _ Captain J. L. Road had the honor
Gulf, which also bears the sobriqurt flof
e Kentucky of Canada" because 12.175.
.m t .
the fast/.‘:.t hczlt ill this class,
°t. Peters followed Northam on
wn by our people in the king Ol July 22nd, Lucky Lindy being again
winner, stoppillg thc fastest nlile
the cluy in 2.15%. Worthy Louise
ersidc, Georgetown, Northam, St. coptln-1-;1 the 2.25 trot and pace in
ers, Upton, New Annan, MOH- straipgllt heats, thc fastest time
gue and Charlottetown. Northam 218'.. Kitty McKcnc owned by Not-
a new comer to the list of tracks ting and V1 won the classified
quick order and spent a great!
d one oi' the best meetings of the Vtrm, brat ‘_ t1.-_ 12,171, while Jolyset
al circuit was staged tllere. ‘ownccl 1,5; C. A, lltlllloit, Murray
ssrs. Milligan and Morrison hav- fRivcr, won Lllf 2.29 mi.\:nd, best time
a favorable site, built a tl'ack‘2_241;,
Upt "1 rnces took place at Upton
it com _Park o.:'_v'291h, The grounds and
010611112’ track llr.<1 been put in good con-
..1ll Otlwr llition nt quilrf on expenditure of
ll good money and ll lot of r°nc1'l;y. The af-
, S|°“- (3) Twenty Grand. Who dom lnated the picture in the sport of kings for 3-year olds by winning the' Kentuck Derby, the Belmont andxtrack. Despite the fact that the tcmgrm was ldml ' X me spectat-
Max Sehnlciing, Gennan heavywei ght. accepted by his fistice mogn as “~orld‘5 champion, f w ng c c a s g -.
~ 'it
'cated Wm- ‘Y0““ " Slflbllns. (5) Wlmren Stevens, stalwart flying wing ofthe Montreal Winged Wllccl ers, whose great achievements in y
forward passes were instrumental ln| his team winning the Dominion championship this ycar. _ Oh
; lil
th
°T?,The Speedy Nat. Game
f themselves with glory by defeating
the Moncton Juniors, New Bruns-
wic
on
' Corning from thc general to the
particular and casting a. raipd,
glancing eye over athletic history in
Charlottetown during the past year,
and following the earth in its an-
nual movement, wc take hockey
first. It saw huppinings that were
momentous, the greatest of these'
being the opening of Charlotte-
town's magnificent and spacious
Forum. This was the ill-st big step
‘toward again placing thc city on the i
Maritime Province hockey map. The
presence of this building itself gain-
ed for us real prestige and lastingt
respect from the whole of the Do-.
minion. 
The season from a fandom pointj
of view was never more hectic ori
dynamic. Tile Island series between.
Summcrsidc and Charlottetown was `
one long to bc remembered-but,
why talk about that. therefore, we'll.
mt it lay. Anyway, lifter a see-sawi
itlc throughout the schedule,
Su merside annexed the Island title
Seattle in the play offs.
No Canadian teams play in the
Canadian-American or American
leagues.
Western Canada-or rather Win-
nipeg - dominated the amateur
spotlight. The red sllirted senior
team of that city swept iiwougfh to
a decisive two game victory over
Hamilton Tigers, eastern Canada
titlists, to win the Allan Cup, sen-
ior aulateul' hockey's supreme em-
blem, and also earn the right to xe-
present Canada at the 1932 Olymp-
lad.
Elmwoods, flashy junior squad of
the Manitoba city. cnmc to Eastern
Canada to defend the Memorial
Cup for western Canada. They suc-
ceeded by .downing Ottawa Prim-
roses in a hard three game series,
winning the cup and rerniliillg thc
Dominion Junior champlollsllip for
the west.
THE CHAMPIONS
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to
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by defeating Abbics ill a sudden-= Stanley Cup holders and worms
death flxlvnf °“ M°“°f°“ 1”- Tl" A . r .sional Cham ions Mmrronl t '»l°" last f“"' 5° "‘“°“ 5° th” ““'1 The finalists for the standard ‘portion of the ilfoolood of the om-
‘ " 1 "1 11 team from the 'vlother Country the 2.21 mixed, :no fastest lime bo- ~ “
“her Ishmd f°°tb"" champ ‘msnp [Cup were Charlie MacKinnon and 1 slzmtm was ex_ ‘letic citizenry and what have you,
dd dt t k lt lac among! present ond tic 1 g
W” a C ° 3 E 5 p e |H. W. Weeks. the latter winning out LT mhuuy high. This Province sentfof the Garden Province tocd the
the many others, which now Peace- Im another bmer struggxe 1 lJ_tc f ns members who gave ‘mark in the different events as
f li i hcr corridor of fame ' 'f0U- CH 0 ,_
u y rePosc n d| In the E. W. MacKinnon m11t¢h_|a splendid account of themselves’ Worthy rcpr¢_,ent,mves of their res-
Ev-Zntfgyltoouiiuoiimtlg; Llgligld ‘Elm 1* A, B. Cosh and H. W. Weeks bzittlcfl dem of mem wing in the mst 150 pective schools and towns of the
' I Ola S i `t D nstarrs |f°l' SUPFCYHSCY, the latter finishing for me Governor Genemys scco“d1Province. Some were more fortun-
dmms ° B n “ ' ,ate than others in placing, but all
Westem puck chascrs were later glnonsdicns' p
eliminated by Amherst Ramblers in' National league champions _
the',Nova. Scotia-Prince Ed\\'nrd Is- Montreal Canadiens.
land pmydowns' The Crysmls’ nl- International League - Windsor
though beaten, tllrncd in n. grcot`Buudogs_
brand °f hmkcy' | Canadian-American League -
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k-Nova Scotia champions, in a Q _ In 6 range
d b f 6 Th” Charl°tt°t°W" Gm! Glu" ‘wth looking forward for the opening of A senior and junior track meet J
e game play own y a score o _ 1
to nil thereby capturing the Mori- an appmximute m°m"’er"hn’ °f 'thc Range for next season. was staged during the summer, but
im _ ' . » . _ _ I < _
“ ' or
one and Levin Fur Company in last game by a very narrow margin. MWIATURE RIFLE RANCH This branch °f athletic endeavm' an
so far as Charlottetown is concem- la
e other. The play-oii, a sudden _
death game was won by the y_,ev;n_ ii This was carried out at the Arm- ed, looks as if it was singing its event, horse racing extending for lin
` d N ourles durinfv the Winter months. swung song, so far as the seniors are four days with twelve classes, the ,lu
ites, who later journeye to ew, ~ s
Brunswick, whore they covered _ Competitions were held twice a concerned. This is ahard thing to o
ather was unfavorable over 5.00010r
s thoroughly enj1»_.zl themselves
aid admission, proving The P0D\1l¢1Y- fon the beautiful grounds. The win-
g of the venture. Incrs were, in the 2.15 pace Lucky
| Upton racetrack a few miles from Lindy, best 1. .lo 2,15, Lucky win-
rule attendance was good at all 11
race tracks and the rezltllcr gcner- ,pr
y favorable. Prince Edward Is- IlltyrejChcl1‘1ottrt,own, Johnny Wol-
nd Exhibition as usual was the bit; kcr
t __i  W arlottetown, which in by gone ning the lust two heats after Earl
only' championship brought t¢f?Tm=?; ueerTS_quare Tdnd West  `_' __T::_:> _“T days Was the Pfemlcl TWU track °f .WUKCS had lfiliell U10 ODUHEF ln 215-
Island from the Mainland is laid Kent Schools battled through three I    K the .P"°"i“°°' was T°'°pmcd and ‘L iL“°ky'5 135° heat W “ mi5hcm4'P`
at the door of the Juniors. gruelling fixtures before a. decision '  5”
The Junior League was played in was reached, West Kent finally
two sections, Queen Hot/el winning coming out on top by winning the
ccessful meeting hold there, As a I.ucky's lost heat was in the some
ich. Tile 2.16 trot was won by
‘ts-1' Dnwvs owllcd by Dr. H. Mc-
having captured thc first. heat
2.l5"'l tllon Peter won the next
'o, best time 2,15‘»'_- The Incellsc
ntry list of horses and the Sliced being; lnlrd. 'rho 2.27 trot and pace
wcck and all through thc winter a say, but is nevertheless true. How- displayed brvilkillii all l>l`L‘VlOUS 1'C-‘was won by The Willys, Blngara
large number took advantage of this‘cver, the Island's coming young co
sid rifle shooting and are athletes may bring it back.
rds. t To
The Circuit opened at Summersiclc ,gin
uly lst, and the class winners were by
dcl taking tllc first heat. The best
lc was nladc in the second heat
The Willys in 2.191.-_
e jun r flag
h most successmx seasons M th" hi” a supper in the Armourics and a letes and less by the fans. The meet
It was a proud team of young oc-
' ' wry °f the °°ur5e' “mm by the bl tim was held. was run off before ahandful of peo
keylsts that arrived in Charlotte- 1 id d *_ IVCYY GUJOYH 6 0 = Ori ,
follo 1 1hi; d th way 5 °°ns ere me cf -ne finest ~ | ple, and the times and distancesisummerslde. Won the l\vCIliy'0F\0lAugust 5111. The free-for-all wit-
wnthe wngng ,an e
had every reason to be jubilant ovei' igffiggdgouilgiygetgigxe F111: mcg; OUTDOOR SHOOTING made in the various events were'rnixed, trotting in 2.16 and Bing:1r1\;m
eh. lash and most impwtant vic_ "King Winter" again spilclnil Ula” ` away below many previous mal-ks,Todd owned by A. W. Jay. Bordcn. _Lilidy for the season, Billy Cone.
tory. The~clty welcomed them with white blanket over the I;qn{_‘_(_(De Tile first match oi any lmpor- set. won the 2.28 class, best time 2.23.
open arms and were later royally this wen known course ha;  'fiance was The Iutcrmarltlme Rifle Credit, however, goes to the o s. , A .
tt tth Quee Hotel. His ` " 8' Match between teams from Nova ‘younger athletes, who staged a with Lucky Lindy OWHUG bi’ WUI- the first of which hc lowered the
anque ed a e n 1
Honor Lleut. Govemor Dalton, Pre- beehive of activity' ` _ Scotia, New B1'111lsw1ck and Prince mammoth track and field meet in lington McNeill, winning thc 2.13 U-acl; ,-(lcnyd 1,, g_1g_ The ;“~@,~,ty.
mier Walter M. Len, I-iis Worship.t`hT0 gi into dit?  “`gar_d to Edward Island, which was held at !the early summer. This meet was pace in straight heats and establish- V;
th e var ous mu C es ` J lhmugh' llledford, NS, on June 18th This ‘open to the Province and drew i ‘
Mayor Pmwse and many D er out the summer would entail n\o of 4 I `~ -
Prominent gentlemen were among time d S ' th ' ' Y 'match was won by Nova Scotia. hundreds of entries. There was a 2
t who in eulogistic an pace an we can an During U10 SUIYHHCI' m0l1fl\S SDOOH fairly large attendance and the boys o
me presen’ ’ ‘ford at p“esent Howwcr b'1 f i
th ` ‘ ` " ’ 5 Ie shoots were held almost every Sat- made a creditable showing. In fact w
terms' commended the young a ' summary giving the champions and.
lotos for their alround good sports- urday. Prince Edward Island misht well r
manship and prowess on the blades. runnersqm in the different cup The P1'ovincinlMntcll was held on feel proud of its young field and b
__.i__l; plays is in order' July 30th and 31st. The attendance track performers. it
The Club champmnship M 1931 was only fair Owing to haymaking ' ‘heat in 2_161,9_
was won by that clover and versatile bein late, H }mmbe1 of the young, I Breaking eleven interscholastic re-
` aolfer, Vic Saunders, with Chai-lloi g A ‘cords in an afternoons field and
Mmm n 0 W 1 htymen were unable to attend. Lt.,t ck tis t to b d b__ 3
_ non runnrup. omg _AL D ,ds id, ra mee no esneeze a
imention in passing that this is the ‘me  3:; “gc Lg23;?_;s0reG‘Z;fJand this is just what a number of If
| Senior isflygnth time Mr. Saunders has \vo1~l,em1.s Silva. Medal Wm] 8 score ofjthe boys accomplished in the an- L
| . enviable title. g295 out or 305 with Sgt_ Percy Hodp_ lnual Provincial Meet held at the 2
| saint Dunsmws University tum_ Arnold Taylor, ln a field of thirty- :cn Milton' winning me Bmmc Mc_ Sllbegweit Grounds on Jlmc 19th.. d
six, emerged as victor in the Pres- . d 1 m or I 294 | Upwards of two hundred and
od out one of the finest squads lnt,d,.,,,,~s mum., by d,s,,,,s,,,g ,f W,,__ “TQ” I;“cs°R"_;_’ m in, C at 0t_ tfwonny-flvo well conditioned young b
the history °f this splendid mmm" lo 'd f ht d cl. i D ' ' _ ` '_ a “I S. thoroughbreds. reDrescntinE a big
Real Worthy ownccl by Ramsay
Tho cvvr pcpulall' New .Amlan,
I lo three hundred’ enjoyed 'me °' the The seasons wolk was closed with little interest was taken by the ath Bros., who set a new track record W
2.15 1-5 in thc fast D800- Flllflli J- ldrew it 1l11g;ll'.j.' cl'o\'»'d of oviel' 4.000
our classes on the program, which
esultled in great competition. Lucky ;
itll James P1‘nLl01'g::st at the llolm,
clan owned by SHTUSUII Gl‘l\<lY»,and great rficing resulted there
Georgetown followed on July Bth 1,
'Seed thc firrzt ciifczit ot' Lucky
.owllcd by Colonel D. A. MacKin-
ll, toppillc; iliroo terrific heats in
'o trol :incl moo v"1s will by Bon-
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U3 3 new track !`CC°\‘d 01 2-15~ T119 Illia Czimrroll <iri\'1~n by Jollnlly Con-
.15 trot was won by Chestnut Dillon ;,»(,y‘ afhyy H tough 1-nm with wor.
wned by Chester Pratt. St. Petc1'S.'thy Lotta-o ond \\'.m.~. 1<:;1111on. wor-
ho established a new t1'8C'r< tr0iitll1i! ‘thy Louise won the fn.-ftcst heat of
ecord or 2.15. The Willys. °Wn€d the moo in 2.15. 'r1lr- 2.30 trot and
Y ChHl`l05 R°Bl`d0l1r W0" the 2-30 `pz\ce was won by l\liss La Aubrey,
The Northam meeting mentioned in
bove took place on July 15th with
rot and D8C€_ Sf»0l>lJlIlB the mild owned by Warren and l\lcA1‘tllur,
Kensington, in strnigllt heats, best
me 2.20.
Montague l':1c<~s \\‘c1'c slated to bt
llclrl August. lllth, but owillg to rain
1 th wmnm. of the ton that day llnd to bc postponcfl un-
mdy was “ga n e ‘111 the following lwlrlny Gr:-at roc-
.15 pace in the fastest time of the ‘_ 4 ' '
  ne      
y Frank J. ortolon who lrf: nl '~~ 'Y ‘ Pj-‘l _ ~
C c will tllc lice-fcl-all and cs-
track trotting mark of 2.14 for ctll- ' Up
L0 . lt:1bl`1f:ll.\<l a new truck record ol
fred Tay r in a hal oug u .
»1~ ~ . 1; 1,11 bl 11 t l.w-11 . ~ -
' “M “as 1 glen cw" me eng "5 t° S °° a 01 W 'mc “On '21'> 3-5 ln urn first lim. The 2.15
I fSlll'l“Sfl0ll`l- tm . -°“ wp am" 9' hard struggle' istagc-Ally person who shot out of
'rlrrirrrll Noll slrrloll of vnrlous rlay-
; ' downs
` Pacific const League-Vancouver.
American League-Tulsxl.
. t _ Ontario League-Niagara Falls.
Les Canadiens hung up a pcrfcc : Canadian Amateur chnmip0ns__
193941 h°°k°y smson by winning Winnibeil Seniors.
"‘°55°‘"‘l°Y C“l’~ “'°’1d S p‘°f°ssi°“` .4 British columbia--Trail.
Bl mickey cmmrm' _ i Alberta-Edmonton Superiors.
. fr9F.'!l5..f.’1°t‘l “.1-0. Dpmtmqn Com-` Saskatchewan-North Battlcford
Dated in thrm leagues with s,quads llntorlllcdintcsl.
froljgi United States. Cmlmins Sli- _ _
premlloy in thc popular winter 10° Monitobn~Wlun1pcg Seniors.
slivii is shown in the fact that all Thunder Bay District-lfort Ar-
thrdé of those international cham- ,;;“|r_
sid of the` ttawa and District-Rideaus
pion hips rests on this c O -
Aho,-J,-_ Nortllerll Ontario - Sudbury
` cumdlms' am" winning the twgllltirlo--l~iamiltoll Tigers.
°“'édl““ gmup imc °f the Numan-  Qllcbcc--McGill University, Mon-
1-hllckey League, defeated Boston Heal*
Wmiiers °‘ th-c United States sec* Novn Scotia-'Truro Bearcats.
“ml n B uve game series to dom*-I New Brunswick-Bathurst.
ml" the Came’ l°°p m°"M°hs" Prince Edward Island-Summer-
Th' then proceeded to down Chi- _S1 dc Crvstnm --
well balanced collection ol, Camamn Junior champlons .__
wes_ rn Canada stars for thc Stun-  wmnipog E|mw0ods_
ley , u
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dsol- Bulldogs bronsht fur- Th” "““ °"
tho: honors to connao by v/lnnlns J nm Hockey mmm c0m_
,I The u
ghleifntemstional lieasue crlxilgtpascd of three teams, namely,
o
2 .    
Cl '
v oouvor Lions. only C“““°"“" mms 0 lo eo by mo boys war
mm opera ns bl . m my
vague. von loo clue. by defeauns really °°'“”‘°”°“ °'
Dzil
cessful, defoal-lnE.h0tl1..Slllnt Dun-‘tured by Miss Nora Lollg\ror`o`-.
sims ond Abvswelts before rflnfn- 1 with Mlm Ethel Bnsnnll Second- I :could the atlrlotlo-minded desire.
ing home. ‘ The Nine Holo C'11:ln1pf0nsl1ll>' , _ ‘ The two outstanding athletes of
' Match went to Mrs. Gcczgc Fililtcr. Pdhws nm in my “ar sin" the
and ha-1 'blazcrl the any to future; Outoft-W1,-_y.5m,, ,.m,.;,_5/ ,n th., :mc Buns Eye more than twice at :cannot Wm’ the,.cf0re_ nothing but
l"l“mPh5~ ' est f r th W. K. Ro ers Trophy, |_ _ _ tgood-natured and sportsmanlike
m opiqu 0 e g .tacll match was vcly low in score.
The seam" °pened W ‘ an 'only throc ~=u1~\'i\'cd namely Mnu- ‘rival isted from t tto fi ih
|mbm°“ '='°“‘° bemccn Abmes and ,lrlce Weeks, Vic Ssulldcrs and W. T. Posslbles W-Crclmc order qfltljeftlilly' I T0ryW‘;t Kent Schsblililr, the vliciors
Saints and was won by the formort _ _ ,_ In th S ml Clsd 9
Thc “Mninlanders," although win-
ning the bulk of games, played on Mrs. E. McNutt was runner-up.
the local gridiron, were given the The Ringer Score Pl-lzr_ <lc1n‘=:;‘._
stillest opposition in years. by His Worship Mayor P1-o~.\.='.. was
Intercollegiate
In August ilc u ll e
in the total aggregate of points-
'P-"Pm the fmmer mms g Q "‘lub llcld their Annual Shoot and
won by Mrs. Manning Bazmnll.
This title also went to Saint Dun- The Longworth Cup was won by
stan's after two hard-fought gsmcs_Mrs. George Buntain. Mrs. Good-I
against Prince of Wales in nfnlch'wili was runner-up. _
they won by respective scores of 5 Miss Edith Rogers won the Pros-
lnl “ ham 9*” “me » cr Queen Hotel ond Lovin lto o. and e to o. iarnta Match, while Mrs. 1:. W.
" | interscholastic MacKinnon captured the vice Pres-
lmd' Bama” an f ' 1' h ug and the exhibition of Exhibiting a knowledge of foot-ildent's championship.
t hockey disp y bali that held the fans lpelibound 'l'he Lady Presidents Match wail
M In the P°°’"° °°” me ma plsyum un some in at ine woo bym-twinning Baznall. _ _(continued on pm 7, |Qo¢¢,, squm scum, 
by “ 5 t° 3 Emu" In me three reg‘1\villne1"and permanent holder of the 5 ` t , I is an njoy me ev congratulations' to the separate
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utlar’ lcaguihtxlxduglizr imtrdt 0'Dtlie\d:tmphy' icllts ClSli1i11l:l'll:]1's:`iJdc is noted for its winners and “eww cmwned °h“m'|
'aims wt); 3 nu_pand‘ won th; nm; The Mcll's Consolation dwilldlcci ‘good Spormncn and especially pious-congratulatiol-ls, and to Reg.
1° sewn ’ ’ |¢l0\Vl'1 £0 illfev. rmmvly, D. B. Stew- , lPrichard, speedy Summerside in-
. _ 1 Rm sn 1. .
“I "lt 3 ‘° “"' tart. H. S- McLeod and Mnnnlnr “ B °° ng d1vlduo1_ who won me on-ound moa-
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Mmmt Ams°“ and Dauwuse Tm illagnali, Mlllllling finally winning lhcld 1 Ch ,Ott town for me Cm, ;1l__heany o0ngrgtu1r\t,l0n5_gnd 1,9
ers crossed thc Strait in quest of s out amr R hmd fi _ _ H HY E _
' ` 2 t. _ _ , ll th r h 1 d h tl-
h°“°“ *md ’°°“"‘°d Wm* "‘"°' 'rlrr Laglrr. iCh°““"°"sh“’ ‘md ‘ms ‘T5 “',‘;’$'§`(`, gllrgbiif lmvrvt olnp  bllrlcmgertjoll
wins out of four starts. Abbles lost! ' ` clean match. at whic SD ‘ 'han
In September thc final shoot was
to Mount; A. in the opening tussle,i Mm Manning 1;g;;m11 won mc ‘scores were made.
but were defeated by Saints in the _ males’ cnomplonsllip, with Mrs
second game. ilfwen MacKinnon rullncy-up. se,-,se of the word; the crowd was
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housle Tlgers were more sue-‘. The Consolation Match was ran- ' ¢0|orfu1 ,md 15|-ge and the camper.
beginning of Tennis in this P1-ov
incc. more than fifty ycal-.< ago.
have forward strides been nllfic ln
this Short of kings as during the
season of 1931.
Early in the year th-3 Provlxicilll
|Association, organized three ymrs
ago by the Charlottetown and Sum-
mcrsidc Clubs, took steps lo bc.-.»1ll<‘
afilllntcd with the Canadian 1,1-11.11
Tennis Association so that thc ls-
The weather was perfect in every
ition close and exciting. What more
the day were Reg Prichard, Sum-
lncrside, and Kenneth Beer, Prince
of Wales College. These yor.-lg
athletes were contestants in every
senior event, and staged a close
battle for total points, Prichard
willning 22 and Beer 20.
The fight for points was exciting
from start to finish and resulted as
follows:
West Kent School   as
Summerside . . . .
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trot was :1 big battle between Prank
J. Ortolon and Chestnut Dillon, the
2' tl k tottivl
Ilnttcr put up 11 l1.\J 'ac r .g
B A S E B A k &,1'rcol'<l of 2.12 4-5111 the first hcnt.
l~`1'11nk J. Or1:~l:1n won the next two
,lwats and rzloc. The 2.21 trot and
"W" mer was vrml by Jucr|11olillr_ owned
The City Lwgue' with R'°"°"s' ,by Tylldlc Soinplc, :liter Dol Volo
Canadian National Recreation Cl11b,Owm_d by Mmm, GNOW had Won
and Eastern Stars' funC"i°"*`d “S lilo filrt llcnt in 2.10. J1icqu:llne's
gsugl mst Sllzinrlllerl; butt s;`“‘n_ “i'gil111‘il llralt ill f.’lI'»’_- was the' fursicsi
en anccs all ac c on iuslasm _  .,., .
manifest by some °f the Dau l’l“5'(“S tilfadkifohnby'Ddllll:1Bl‘ii1}\i;);ton:(dv~p::d
almost knocked the game on thc by A_M,_L,,0d_ nf,___,. ppm. kfzs and
head. llowcvcr. thc scliedlllc. \\'us>_]n1_,.sm ,_m_h won u ,WHL Dom"
Played to P °°“cI“_510“' thc Rf"°"5;l'lnl‘vr.=t1-1' lllullc the fzlstcst time by
“gain W1“""_‘5f me mic- :winllillg the illirci llcnt in 2.18.
M"""'"‘° Pl“3"|°““§ 1 The Plcvillcial Exhibition racel
!DrG1';;;;J;li’€ glgjngzcsldtsywtigc  sturtcd on Align-.t léltll, tllrce classes
mst Marmmc nag especially Swcc bring mccd that dny. The 2,25 clasl
this city was given -the by lngt swim' pace was \von by a scllsatlounl three
mer that is thc privilege of playing ‘mar 01d~ purer' J' U Direct' Owned
the ’ Nova Scotia-New Brunswick and drwm by W' H Keyes' st
h i f ‘ } 1 j iStcpl1cn. The fastest heat wal
° amp ‘ms °" UC °“fml° Dllshll’-y 12.15% The Willys owned by Chor-
nnssl-ls?sf~0P:I;ll\   |lcs Reardon won second money. The
two straight games to col: me con- lay class not ms H “Fmt mu 5°'
‘Elon -- ltucrn Holl_v\\'oo<l Lon. owned by W
The season from 1 imldorn l1o‘llt`H' kpyosl and Frank J' Orton"
» _ ‘ - - _Hoilywoori wllllllnsz the first and
°f V1°W» was 3 dfcldfd f~‘t1'~"`L’- lscconcl hcots wllilo F‘1'onk captured
'utr unrrl. The hrs: time was 2.131-'_»
ill tllc svcond llont. The three year
West Kent won thc interscholas-
'I'he annual field nnci Trrick lllcot
held in Moncton in Srptcmbcr was
won by Truro, with a total of 28
points, and the Abegwclts with only
five Athletes cJm;::'.fng_ cum: ssc-
nnd with 19. There wfrc f‘lc\'::l
Prince oi Wales  45
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thering. -
tic school title. .
clubs in all represented at this gn.-1
old class mined was won by Volun-
i*`“" fl"‘T“ fl" lf f"‘f '2f:"‘lf‘. Joe the
Groot, owvlrcl by F, C. McCurdy_ of
Truro, accollnting for tho first llbat.
1\l1'. Squlifs. o'.\';:rri by \'Jcl`!z1f:t~n
1\I:T~`:I`.f. \'.':.‘ 2, Z‘._ 11, t:';‘t’. "_ fl \~:~y
."1-cclltwlilc rare. Voi1'ni~.'~r lttnrlc the
best. tilllv, 2.19-",.
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