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‘ Monday next, July 2nd, Summer.
lido will open the seasonb racing
for Prince Edward Island. A lot of
horses are in training for the four
classes and given.a fine day Wm-
derful racing should result.
ting gelding that he is very mu
in lovg with, Volo Arion_ His at
would not notice it He is an
A Pi‘9Vi°“B i0 i¢iWiH8 for 'I‘ruro| grade among the fastest two-year.
where Mac Steele is racing Dr. olds of the season,
Medium. he worked Golden 2.12 in ____
illarry Brusie has a one-eyed trot.
ch
WINNERS AT Lead But Rallies PIRATES BAD
NORTHRAN|iAll To Capture Title
-___ Displaying  iiiiii their
____ _
tion must be ii. handicap but (aiu (A. r. By Gnmiluve sr»e<li1»i2`__Vil_r_¢_l 27' y€a1"'OId.  PIO Bf€akS f,,_’:_°_¢,f.(;§F,§g;Ti_‘f>§_ §§?§s__§;°vii_Ero_E
~ 1- CLEVELAND, o., June c » ° y‘s aw HS B 2
 :h::'i:;.;'i:..‘?.“_=:s.::t.<z:t._f:‘.::.; 10 - Year _sffilig Of ~ Ufi1f.e‘iv“s_5.;;;e.::°s::.i:;“@... _._...l
3¥,,,°’.,,$,,';;‘g ,$.§',f“;;.,;f°,‘7;5,..,?;- States Victories _In British ,§_=,g;_\_;=;_,;°,=;;gii;~_f;,1,lg. ,==,;,,;f<;;;‘>1,°,;,;f}.
3.“3..*‘.'232..?..°°‘.;*;‘;'°.“"‘.Li.. ¥..“§‘°l...-“.2 Open Golf Championship- $§_;;Si.__,‘_’_,;§.;i,§,;*__,,§°,__.;;‘;_i.‘§_i_‘,___;°‘:_j_l
1115 g O
  ,,,,,,,, ,,,_ _~'nilvisiwnNem»1y Blows Bigulwisilin
e. -
-- Mass, last week forty oz them w re 1 t , lth o l tmvl _ - - ° '
The best workout of the week at bred at Walnut Hall Calumet End eff' gf Mi;Convl|lll:1x~I;'os :ifynOg?.‘lvg\i-    Fifth. thewiriners was ln great form and
the Charlottetown track was a hooki Hanover Shoe Farms breeding eg. bw-g_ N_ -L_ in 5“.MBm_"he“S_ _‘__ with the exception of three ln-
up between Billy Cope 2.10% and.tablishments. Seven’ of the twelve The daughter of Guy Abbey (B G* le Talbot) had a gx_ea,_gaue1.y pun,” for him Hines. the first. third and f0Uriii
2.19 with the last half in 1.07 _ Of the '18 starters at Bturbi-idg
1-Ieatherbell 2.10. They finished a ` winners came from these farms.
a
.- The list of stalllons which haveystate-Circuit, had -a. splendid har-
proven the most successful in siring_ ness meeting last week and som
producing daughters should be of, high- class stepping took place o
e. nes. She paced her three winnln
considerable interest. The following, the final day. In the 2.15 page 2-05 4-5.
table gives the names of the leading Tom,my Hanover won in sgmi
2.10 paccrs: _
‘_ Arion and Nap:lleon's Brother fin-
t Fbllowing on the heels of his tri-
*-~ ~ 8
sires of dams of 2.10 trotters andfheats with Patrick Potemkin. Brave umph in the Sportsman Purse. f$,;f".h to In _“Y “awry ,_0day‘ ‘many tapped -_,_ me bw rm,med_S t 
Flemmg “med "“°"“” stmigm in the British open col: chain- the hole and halted on the hack. 
,though he idtered badly down tnei the cup everybody thought Gene
3 home stretch and failed to shatter; Sarazcns 1932 mark of 283 had
‘mum in 204 1`5' 103 L5' and the tournament scoring record,l_gone west. Cotton _waited several
which had appeared within hisl minutes for quiet and then took a
Henry Cotton ooasieiliseries of practice strokes When he
. Total: ishing in the order named. Time heat victory in the 2.20 Trot with i
_  ' pionshlp, triumphfng with a 72- edge.
Dams Dams Dams- 2.07, 2.011/1, 2.08%. i Del Hanover, speedy. gelding owned hole mm M 283 and breaking at Third _,mee mm ,Q A1; padgham _ _ -A_» _ ___
' of 2.10 of 2.10 of 2.10i -- by C. A. Massey of Alexandria Bay, . . .- - _ Owing to injuries sustained Y
Sires tire. pcrs. pr-(mrs. The 2.14 class trot was won by Ont. _%_g'ey°a;'leA'“"ica" °‘""uleh°‘d °“|2_?_33w]_3_1o't1;;‘dR_i/gilflfdsugi t§§n;u£11ai1'4 severg Ahegweif, players in their
Dreamer Star by Day Star but Fleming tried to make it a triple Bameréd h B bi,-m W-md and, was for _,_ ,om of 2.10 games this week with the Ville
Hanoverk Express won the nm for the clay by winning the 2.23 ii home E d I y “ ‘ D‘v's team, the local squad has to
heat. 'nine z.oa, 2.1111/, 2.08%/_ . e with Ml ontari , hier. took b“"°"d by “ '°“5 °’°W ° . cancel their game with the sum
4 4 PM ss o w 5.000 stan-ipeding fans in the ilnal Canadian Open Champ is Fourth ___ _Side _cam O___gmauy set for Do_
1 --- the first heat at $29.20 for $2, but , ld En usb' e
The 2.25 pace was won b Miss succumbed to the rush ol I-la 'wud' me 27 Nm 0 g , - ~ _ minion Day at Summerslde.
Cherry Mac, a daughter oly Mc- Todd from the J. C. Mott stable? pfoftesgioriallzwggg wtlggwssnéor tg w§`;I§`]?,(;_;;ag2 tslxui-k,;_\?n§1.,;I ' " rr"
Gregor the Great. She won the the second heat, and folded up gl” C 1'; hom 'fha hai; amaisedl fmm’ me United States and me _Falcons baseball team, _howev_;-_,
first two heats, then celuniel cil. completely when Adams stages ii °‘” “ § °“ _ 0 ds of 67 1 mm Canadian Cum cmmmon will iouriiev lo the Wester; cgspi
_ matic won the third heat. sam J. hot llnsh with single Bos to win f"°“,"§2i”°V “fx “I3 1’ Eff’ Geo, es: wished in __ ,ic Wm] Marcel Dal) M<m<_if*Y f°fi@f“°°“ W mee h_“'.‘;
Napoleon was 2, 3, 2, time 2.08%, the third heat of this race, B5' ,m°v" ee ya' ' 3 Ieman French _U for fourth nicrslde A. A. team in an ex ibl
2108i 303- Pfei/‘Y 1°-W Sifflipillil im ‘ par cours ' lac giileltil 2t"si'og§‘"s of "92 each mn game'
twenty-five class racers the letter soiuiuaitirs mules M wh .ree §hee,,ete1_an°Sn,,Lh"s,,0_ “a pm. 0,1 The result gg; M1, Wm be _
pan M 'mne' waswi' it? ` ‘72‘s to bring hliii ull il'0lli iai eagerly looked forward to as it
_n1ec1“su_edT_`-__-_-waswonbythe First Event, American Sports- standing on the 14th tee wiihiback in the pack.‘wiiiic Kirkwood. shguld be a means of c0n:ipari§i__g
__ __ _ _ ,
Pi'i1¢i=i¢8-iilf Ki`€¢¥i ii’0if€l' A101101' G-l man" Pune' 3'ye“`°m’ 3 Heats, disaster swung mm Ain mei “Ein me mx 'lshmd {i\i;mhiA1;ii\oiila1n;(;' ith? bietazlmcqr l.i\a'1reiJi1Eli1ridE;i1i:einistt?J
pm-ge 31,000 Cotton took a new grip on h ms. rounds oi 1 :iii _ _ . _ I no ~E“ ~=~ __ G ds
and iuiished the remaining five corded, a 71 this inclnliig and was. be played at the Ab~g'W€ii1 F0'-in
holes in par for a fourth round ;I9,| going alo_iig hsinootlilyk on hills __las_; oh Wednesday evening.
enabling him to breeze in with ive round un ii c struc t c _ ac ----
strokes to spare over Sid Brews. ainine and drew a big 40, finisliliig L0U_  mfmgef °foe_i_'_i;‘(’_
dark-horse south 'An-lean prores-iwith it is. Ai’€‘1“f"‘” °_’§_°°‘;v;"§5 Ba; fu 0
sional. who put together his rounds* The other two entries fron: (he ‘V0-df _'gm '3_____;____e~____~t__'__h__ ___'_m
of 76, 71, 'l0,'7l for 288 and run- United States, Denny Shute of C-_ta 3_9;Pi’°,__ _ek __ the _mek
_ ner-up position. iPhila¢icipiii:i. and Gene Sarazcn oil mi 5 3 Wi C _ .
‘misses finishing 3: the mmey 1" Om 'shi started' ' ' On the final hole the new cham- New York finisiieci in that ordel‘,i.W‘mEt° T@i’fe§“" the,1¥“{mi_“°5 gf;
ne-an otsie mne Y ' . .~ ‘ ' , ._ <. _ < fthe mire ames las o
gl_he,._ d u d e 0 y m the A-Drawn in second heat, because Di0¥i Tieégsd _ll  _fougmto sith; Cl_8_€n<i 19 shot.. is-slicctlicly bclilncl held ____ i’H__mm_m Jmy 13 and 14
_-___ Oi 1am9ne55' new sem., g "W _ M an 0 on The Maritime squad is to be select-
* »~ "*';’;"*l"* :'15 ';`:: ed at the trials to be held at Hal-
E
the 214 class ln Pluck Pluto s. » o ifax July 7
‘ Y swans Event, 2.22 rm. mile Heats, h D f ' ,___ _
_xtfglmvtiblstliizsiiiflifg Dice was 4' 2 ill 3, Purse $400 ' _A    t e  Lou'5 appointment is well de-
y ve ' ~ . A served and a. popular one as for
'_ Harry 'Ilodd (Mott)
Calumet Climatic. winner of the single Bob (Adams) 
third heat in the 2.2;: pace in 2.08 _Mm Onlmrm mxemmg)
was a trotter until about two Prince Jewel (pmhall)
months ago when he was shifted to Peter Paul (Erskine)
Peter the Great
2.07% __ 
Axworthy (3)
2.15%. . . . . _ .
._
Guy Axworthy
2.0803 _ . . . _ .
._
Bingen 2.06% ._
Moko . . . . . . _
_ _
Walnut Hall
2.08% _ . _ _ _ .
._
Gen. Watts (3)
2.06% . . . . . _
._
Ban Francisco
2.07% . . . . . .
._
McKinney 2.1113
Dillon Axworthy
(3) 2.1013. 
The Harvester
2.01 . _ . _ . _ . .
__
Prodigal 2.16 
Jay McGregor
2.07% 
Zombro 2.11 ....
Sidney Dillon ._
Belwin 2.06-li 
Baron -Wilkes
2.18 _ . . . _ _ . .
..
Peter Volo 2.02 .
Siiiko (3) 2.11%
Walter Direct
(D) 2.05%  0
It will be noted that Peter the
Great has a very substantial lead,~
in tact his daughters have produced
twice as many 2.10 performers asv
those by any other sire. '
Axworthy (3) 2.1516. second in
rank. is represented by three sons,
Guy Axworthy 2.08%. General
205 72 277
104 19 123
'79 25
29
33
104
58 87
57 80
47 21 88
43 24 6'!
16
34
8
38 54
la 50
87 43 a son of Guy Abbe. He made
26
17 48
30 11 41
30 B SB
22 16 38
17 20 S7
11 36
35
33
33
25
24 11
17 16
26 7 Pearce Chappelle had a start
30 30
worthy (3) 2.10%
McKinney 2_1l‘i. is represented
in the group by himself and his
sons Belivin 2.06%, Zombro 2.11 and
no horse." is true in this case
in others.
is the leading member of the Mc-
Kinney family.
Moko is represented by himself
and two sons, 'The Harvester 2.01 i
and Siliko (3) 2.11%.
Baldwin 2.07%. leading race win
ner of last season, has left his home
precincts iii Ontario and gone in
search of victories down in Ohio
The racing has been very tough
there. At Berea. Julie 12th he hook-
years.
only the judges could separate th
pair at the end of the mile and
one-sixteenth dash, paced in 2.14.
In the mile dash paced in 2.06 the
finish was equally close but Baldwin
proved the winner. In the third
dash which was three-quarters of
a mile which he priced in 1.33%
equal to less than 2.05 for a. miie.
The final quarters iii thc first two
dashes were bctter than thirty
seconds.
tarlo last year where he took
_ mark of 2.07’/i.
2.07, who caught his eye at
Berea, Ohio, meet recently.
After the battle Doc Pai-shall said,
“I can scc right now why that horse
won so many races. He certainly
`ms terrific brush."
three straight with Calumet Essex
4__g_ g_ Hm-ry Dmon 2_ 3_ *_ three Calumet Evelyn (Fleming) ._
lame, s,,,,.,e,,,_ time ,_u,,_ 3_u%_ Highland Millie (stores) 
3_13_ Helen Watts (Steproi 
nl,-md» H,,mmn_ Wen known 1°, Couterwim (Chaffee) . . . _ .
..
u _ sd ,_ rt 1 A-Hanover Medium, (Berry)
°° y h Us erm m°'“Hw° Time 2o415,20s 2-5, zos 4-
5'5""
5
such condition that they wont hold Del _Hanover (V_ Fleming) ____
grandson Saii Francisco 2.07%, who (the nails. The old saying "no foot. vom, Hamver (Be,-my 
-_~ _q Patsy Ann, (Carlock)
f~<i”~°'_“”””_“'_ Aitamaha (Crumrine)
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Anna Part (Smart) ........
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5° Rose McEwyn (Acton) 
William the Third (Adams)
Almawyn (Stokes)
ii Margaret Cox (Rouschl 
Calumet Emir (McKay) 
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i'h¢_ Alice O'Guy (Clark)
Joan Strong (Boswell) 
T T"-| \ symmi “i5° “amd to Frisco June 3 201%. no uni this nheruoon at victor
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found her opposition easy after (ggwmkd pre” sports Writer) to get it. When he piiolicd iiiS_;`n€_t_r_e(<_l 0%? {o_.s_e_{s__0ne o_r___cI'e__sl” éfm
Hanover Medium, the Tommy Beery (A P By Gum,dm“.‘ swam wire) _ _mm Shot Du Cf a buuknr _md_
` ‘ __ » ` ._ ` i th i .
V f:_“§_§'ef_’;§o_§_‘;V_‘;;i_ff-b_‘;‘;_§_sf_”_”_1f“§;*;;;‘f ssivowiou. ling.. .mne as-al-.the ball snuggled thee :ect from, “H E Sm”
Along The
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F  AS  ts  prgsnigi-as afiqietgs this In the husc crowd that cather-
slnce his retirement from acti
artlc ation has done much
i It was Walters’ third hit of thc ‘_ Hmm Indians L
Rain Halts Cubs Pirate Game game, coiiiiiig_ with (wo out zin<'l_ The Leaders; Bob _y0hn50n_ Am.
none oil in iie cxiia irrlmc and 1 ti 23; F _“_ Athicy __ 21; GD;-,_
Pittsburgh pirates fought fr0m_laliding iii the left iicid stiinfis.} ,?g{csYm,k(.sO20_ O_t_ “giants lg
,beh_ind__é1£l__ 9. biéiliint __ma_n__:ie_i_gginiiy;hMoo;'em;silli-ix~d _tli;‘_E;liiii_i_cs_K1,.in_ Cubs 18; B¢mm,_ Wh(
agains CRBO u an er wi a i or o rign ll ‘.2-5,,x1g_
______me 207 _5 207 i_;gl_;ressivencs_s paid a premium just fifth- League Totals: American 334:
'_'- 1 _ - , . . torrm f _ . _ - .
-T0i`ii1 E- K€iiY Of Bii¥\8°i'. Maine- Fgraees tiviellitlniris the ei;l?€}l§e(n§;§;‘ Reds Trouiire si. Louis '7~1 1 Nmona`1_ 317'  651; _
well known to 1008.1 race fans pinh Ev¢n¢_ pme_ one Mae }~|@g__ -_-_--Zpu1-_xi-_
¢i'i1‘0118i1 iiiti l>€i‘f0i'm”-“C99 Oi i-éii' One Three-(|\lM'iM°s Mii¢ “Wh - - i Ciiiciiinnii Reds ut lionfc lost :ill CH
lian 2-08% and others raced h re P no $400 _ 1- _ I -\ . I . _ .d- ._. _
by "Red" Hmafiiii has made a fan' u     i  o¢f\'rl‘iAEtiA<iii`i. AziiitlcrxoiiiltiicitiogttiI W'
cy offer for the paccr Little Nell Ruben Memnney lM,_“DWy 
L,o'ms 7_\ in Lh. S_.m,S ,,_,,,m,)._ The Borden Horse .Shoe Club here
“FRISCO LASS" (2) 2_14 Thpy bmlml m_(,lmd fm. Six __lm_,i hy challenge all Clubs or Pitchers 0
- ‘in the fourth. as Cnrlcloii allowed' P' E' l5i““d' Gam” V' he iiiaye
.... ..._ _.__ ifive hits and two walks Bmdc" Picnic Gmunds July 'uh'
` National rules to govern.
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(Continued on Page 14) Time; 105 3.5_ 1,32 2_5_ A big handsome chestnut _ N -' ~ »
==*l-f” "»“’*"ff'-*iff ~= - ~-- " old callle, Lillian Lang, volngda mare, weighing over 1100 lbs., Eh w gh $ _ _ _ *D*
_ . i Millionaires chullcligc White
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 Sport Briefgu
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EF'
Max Baer says that Jack Demp-
scy has the strongest pair of arms
_he evcr ran up against. They We
terrific and when he punches he
still uses the pivoting power oi his
hips and shoulders. “He hurt me
a lot worse _than Schmeling and
Camera. did.”
2 Quite a respectable number of
college athletes finding that the
possession of sheepsklns could not
make 'them a living hive taken up
wrestling and have piled up a lot
of dough. Among the most success-
ful are Sonnenberg of Dartmouth,
George of Michigan, McMil!en of
Illinois, Savoldi of Noire Dame,
etc , etc.
e ed last ‘Sunday at Longchamps race
47 seconds. mile run W. 
thron, 4 minutes 08.9 seconds. S1105
put Jack Torrance, 54 !ee_£-_6- 9-16.
inches, iavelin throw, R. F. Park
220 feet li 5-8 inches. pole vv~_vii.¢
Jack Rand, li feet 1-2 inch. _ '_ _
lu and Fred Key two broiners oi
Meriden, Mlssimlppi. have liec_ri_ in_
the air seven days continuously
droning away in an attem_p't'_ t0
remain in the air longer t_l1an`thI
23 day record set up by the' Hjlint-I
er Brothers of New York. ` Then?
had hopes oi “staying up _forever L
they said if the gas flow ccri_l_imleu_
‘and supplies are kept coming -fr0i'Il,
the refueling and supply... .sl‘llpl__f
that contact them in the air._. ._ ;
Thoroughbred
racing as it is
overdo things in the States,
Yi
U
C
'_ due for a. permzilieiit "laycff." Gill, Hugh Farquharson and Georgd
v V _
_ B h  V _» F 7 2  p _ ip in cours; to yvatch the running of ;_i'le_The promoters of that bran?-5 3..
 _ _ - . ' _ G Pr , 1 e numerous 8198 rf, h be e y _
the page by Townsend Ackerman T_me_ 204 203 3_5 205 2_0__    1 lréeyceloginirig loung aSplraIlts to _ath ran x uer spo ave come so gre
his trainer' His miie in 208 is Captain Dewey Calum'et)Ama2on I -»--
therefore all the more remarkable. The Patchm Girl Rene Direct' _ At pr,._,,,m ,Wo Chariometow
i i (A P. By Guardisn’s Special Wire) with the szore (iced at il all. ' _ _ _
1- D bbi d ] _ d W th H ___ . _ . , . . boys 8-Ye l-rzllfllrlg L0 tilke part 1
watts (3i 295-1,/ and Dillon Ax- Equipoise, the great thorough- algo szlrieii an or Y °“°ver_ Igigw 1_;_?F»_i{»__J““°_g9 A1ih°I§1gh'..Tf_°n‘¥;?S;P1:§ L`;Fg£§eh:f},1.;,iN;,;% the meet at Halifax. Mauric
hreimay not start ‘mm mu as ms A $1 tG&i gs 51° hone’ f ew! “tial wo ccoiici "md  ioucasi Lodge' who holds the mile Inter'
_ ii°°fS are in had Shape- The M3 Third Event, 2.20 Trot, Mile Beats or-k _ an; re uni? “me trfm S out sat “_m‘ one mu _md omni collegiate record for the ‘Maritimes
horse has always had trouble with 2 in 3 Pune $500 ' their ripli' mugh e West' °"“if("‘;aTSk“ PU, uf, Um Nc. sw “Zi and George Ayres, who has dis
ms met and his boots are now in 1 to admin ster a  licking t. _ s rl e \\ i n is i. s pp _ tinguished himself In me broa
' mnmyn Dodgers im gh? "r5tt§I'th;1gai;eb _ d i I Oml jump in more than one Maritim
B. T96 28.1119 SCT BS € WB€Xl C lC li S _]iill`i17€ Hllily ll 1‘ __ : __ t h
inbcrborough rivals. The defeat was with it two-run niluck off Bll-  <‘;;<_§)b° ed 0 represent t
the Dodgers' eighth straight set- Swift iii the first iiililiig and iieveg _;___`l______ _-_
-- back, ‘were :alight until Pnddcn dloppc
   »   ~<»     en: 4 A '~  li; ‘:_::.s;f      A H 0 m e R u n
_ dominated the Grand cumin' has Ca-lum¢l;_E1eanm._ Calumet, Dui'-i sor, Joe Bowman. while Van Mun- First Win for Piiiis Over Braves ,
‘a dozen head to race there this sea- ham Encore and A,-im Gu scott. 1
_s0n, It is the smallest stable that alsoistarted. y Egagargiongwt? sel€:;n(i)>illowl?e1(<ji>neuosf'l Bucky Willlri-.< Bosioii Rr-ri Sox t a n l n g
' .lhe has mmpaimed mr over thmyii (the G|\its` hit was a home r\in_d1sr_al'd'_ clia_bir<i_ llic Phillies lc _ __ , ._
,F;|;lrr¢_i=dsE\é¢l_i_:;_el?“a:;;ii¢;;a|;h:'sf0_&u_;_by Travis .yanleeon in the fi,-sl lnwregistei-_ ilicir first Bmtoii vi:'t<_ii~; my 1-he A§S,,M,,¢,.d press,
li Will Hudson, the silent man of y ' $100 1 igggy -Alx?¢Yel\Al:!1i'Ot?;ni(:>sceSii¢(i1"t?lCAe IgiiixsiiZiilgiilEriigoiiliiwtiiiizliniiciiciiitiélx  G'“0inc1mi-Ilqsiyrtiimdtéwb Jalckssix
h in t  ‘ ~, lans ; flrne, us I
__ gtgrgglggé ig  (X tnheemtwg- Tam _Wmte.h___d)  Yorkers away to a good leni_» Braves 5»4 nt Boiloii. 1 Moore, Phillies 1: walter. phllile
ed up with sally D. Scott 2.05 and year-old pacer Aunt Ida. ihe 2.17 perhaps (Mahoney) 
e class pacer Ginger Grattan and the Cdmet Epson (Brennan) 
A slow class trotter Abnor G. _Ginger Hmmm (swims) _ _ _ _ _ _
__
Gratten was H his winner in 011- 1-loilymoa sheriff lparshslli
with their hair tinted to match running Jong meetings, slime' 01'
thi! COSi»\1!!\€ and €ii5i€iiiTiS'. bi'i8iii»' [them covering 120 days, thilt 'th1_
ly enameled finger nails. Finger public are getting fed up'i6‘n' th(
nails enameled a brilliant blue with .sport and there are persistent' ras'
hair tinted mauve io harmonize‘p0rt5 that Lexington, Ky, muy nod(
with irocks were noted. have s. fall meeting. ` _
Richard C. du POIlt of Wilming-A Dr. Bobby Bell, who will; 
ii ion, Delaware, broke the world'-Hi remembered as having coacl*led"Mc\_
9 distance record for glider flying i1‘~5T»_ Gill University hockey tel11fi"'ia8I»
9 Monday when he soared 155 miles year will be their mentor IOL Dexl
from Elmira. to Somerset, N. J.. year. I-ie will have a young and tn...
in szx hours, ten minutes. The oidl experienced team just as he°ha<|»
world mark of 138 miles was es-` four years ago and afterwar7d:“deu.
tablishcd in Germany several years veipped into the grae); intercdiieg-il
ago. ‘late champions with such 1Qu_t<\
‘ standing players as Crutchfield.
Col. John C. Kilpatrick, President. _-1- g~
or Madison Squaw Garden, who lt; The following membersofthqlool
is learned from reliable sources, is] McGill team are employed..l'ackMon
McTier are employed with a tobac-
the woi-ld`s land speed record of Farmer is with a. well known Moli-
272 miles per hour made on Day- treal business firm. Nels Ci1ltch~
tona Beach, Florida, is doubtful if field is at his home in shawigiigan
ie he will be able to make his next Falls recovering from a basebal
trial for 300 m.p.h. either in Utah injury. - 5
or Daytona Beach this year. The -_-- 
Bluebird is being remodelled and Baz O”Meara. writing in itie;_Btai
the work has progressed so slowly says. "The Canadiens of Montreal
he thinks it impossible io get to will likely have Jack Mc-,Gill in;their
the salt bed course there while it or stroke of hockey diplomacy sd
' nt its bes‘ far for this season because MOGiil
- is l. ._ _
Il --- is the type of player who would
(1 The electric timer is causing add strength to any ciilb. A pounds'
quite nn upset in decisions made ing, fearless performer, at his besl
by judges ut athletic meetings. in the heavy going, he has all tliq
At the National Collegiate Athletic essentials to make a good player.,
Association Championships held at;1-le is a good shot and tireless baclc'
V _Los Angeles, Citi., last Saiurday,‘Cilecker and an earliest worker wild.
_' I qllitc a nllmbcl' of the finishes were' gives full measure at all timesd
if* wr( close and on Sunday there v(as(McGl1l stood up splcndldh undef,
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   0 0 HA S\l`€ (17 \l\ 210) TRIS l'I\IliC 'V' "` Piik a wholesale ievislon after the N [the healv fire of Monrioii‘s eharg
r ~ ~ - _ .
A Sixth Event 2.21-17 Pace One Mile ' ' ‘ »~1-_ _ ft _ ._ l. _ ,. ‘ _ _ - l _ - '
 "ssh, Dne' Three-quarters Dash. s0|d fol' $1,200.00 three years 5..’:],1f`, q__l;1,f;C0f)i[ "”\,_`,`30 Il;§p;f;_:,_t_i;‘.;' `__‘-”“’**_  A_. A_ _oilcirlls (hurl g_i\`cn__tii_c_ iris at_inck_ Wgh l,.'ii_ond_s_;_ i;___g;1ids~
____ yum, $400 d her dam old for- _'_   " ___ ___ ‘ ` _' _cccxric pic ures an timing mir lm lic tow cad 5 ou , ntd'
ago an Ss 4 |  ;_n‘g_1°5'_ !1`_;fi‘f Ng _h°i§"' Expresses  srrioils ron.<idm‘ntioii_ Glen Hardllli thc Cariadieli machine readily."
$10,000.00. Bred (0 IUIIIPS ,_ M; :_ BN?) _ls ___.(<.\ii(n. oi (.10 was d___m‘,_d M ms _me and whim, __
2.14’/4, Bon of McGregor the' Cin* MHIQQJ ,M .. _,,, 1,, _, ,,, , __ h _ _';""‘_;_ __ was bell:-wel in have been it worlcrsi Les wade who is lhe
Great. Scaled hDlc` `,.,,;,,,_,.;1f_,,,, 9 f,,,;,,_.` Q. 0fI(,;\,l;`(,__h? _TWP_;__;;__`"i;§:'_;?_?"’_2’_ rcrord for thc 220 yard low liurd-_ Canadian born mile rllnner
s,.m.du.(.d fm. 11,0 i_,ld`.(,__. B,.__m_l,____ _.il j`_ iii. .- _‘_ _ is .ics was rcilitcd wh/an the clcctrimtenipt to ncitcr his rccentli
i mm 5\,,C0D“'.,kN` 15 h,,`\.`_'. "“,,m§ _T Ig mb' O1 mmf' ‘mr minms mid ’imcr shoxvcd tho winner had not Canadian record of 4.21 1-
Gay Ojdonna (Norris)  write John D_ 0~Drisc0||_iP1m, h,mdm,D`mu,.hé__""“,ilh` _.I ;h__§f__;f;_5_;‘__Z‘l‘;___ ‘§`__i;_"dmH‘_f’ b:;"‘“_i;‘; run as last as ilic regular timers at Greenfield track Mor.
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Czh;§n,,_ 2,4 v_ L1,” Ei,” Hugh Bella Vista Fair Grounds, Si. SwlfdA€i<>;~“___ wmll- (11.00 fofhillr _ race the success that it was, '"°‘“i
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_ Napoleon, Brier Fox, Onoe J0l\l‘\’S,,Nfid. p,fm,,g and iliiiiiiliig Aiifiiiiirxifltilfilgs pm ,_-mo  ,, The fcliowiiig National Coliegiate rllnners _A A
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Utah in time to take advantage oi fold shortly. This will be ihc -maj-1 if