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YORK, June 'I-The 118°"
more md better errors than
york Yankees at Detroit
Lggded me league leaders a
1 “MW 1,, me first game of
western (put. Cl'll!l¢y Gdlf
“' ,Aged me game away in the
inning when he let Earle
» .5 ‘rounder Ko l-UPU'-‘Rh U3
.ne on we we ‘“” _“"1
mode it worse when ha ro-
the ball and heaved it clear
uw Tyger dugout. Three runs
,» m on these two bobbles and
fnweii followed up with I
‘duh 101- 5 l0I.l.l’i»l1. A
1,, wnm-.mon senators bathr-
‘ vm F;-gger !0i‘ 10111’ HIM, in tb!
:qi mms at chicago, after.Bam
gt had tied the sooso in the
I, gp defeat C'hiD\¢° 3 *-0 5| in
my some of the series.
5oxhada4to3leadwith
in the ninth, but Welffs hit
1, up, end nite by Myer. Rey-
md Kerr with walks to Crow-
Rgg, ,nd Bluege, gave the Ben-
; runs in the 11th.
wi Ferrell chllkod UD his 10th
victory /of the season at
when the indians over-
ghg old time jinx of the Phil-
,gm the score was tied three
5| simmons was the big noise for
ss, ereokins out his 12th home
Walter stewart held the eighth-
iled sox to six safeties as
Louis Americans batted o
I' to l`. Moore, Michaels and Lisen-
I .
,see were futile against the Browns'
Iguggerg in the opening genre of a
fm home stand for the Bt. Louis-
sas-
Holman-Pickard
T Bicycle Race
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'rbe I-mlman-Plekard Bicycle
mee fo be run off next Monday,
8
.Woe 13, promises to be one of th
\ leading Sporting Events of the sea-
;-m. crest enthusiasm prevails 'and . 
[teeny dey new entries are coming,
limit is sure going to be some
gltscel And the Boy who wins, somex
|t!deri
,uae me oneriotfewwn me by me
at
okafd of Tho Bike BBW. GN
lzlileorge sf., chef-iouefown Dealers ,
Athletics, winhlni G in
ut
M hm, two of homers by Goalin and ~
inns, et st. more to eereet soeton
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One of the biggest bulls of the
‘baseball herd passed from the par-
Iadewhen John J. McGraw, for 80
years .manager of the New York
Giants, announcd his retirement
from the game. The story broke as
a complete surprise to baseball’s
fandom. It was known that Mc-
Graw has been ill. suffering from
a ,serious sinus trouble which has
‘kept him from following his team
on its road trips, but there was no
indication nor suggestion from any
source that his withdrawal was
contemplated. much less that it was
imminent.
Thenews no doubt was received
in every hamlet, town and city of
the United States and Canada with
real regret. Wherever baseball was
played, wherever sports pages were
read, the name of McGraw was a
household word. ‘The man who
brought 10 National League and
four worid's pennanta to New York
was in truth a national figure, a
veritable colossus of America's
greatest outdoor sport.
In describing McGraw in con-
Hnection with baseball it is difficult
to avoid the use of superlatives, bc-
causo he was in fact a superlative
character in his sphere of life, a
sphere which perhaps touched more
men intimately than any other in
the realm of 'sport or business.
GAINS POPULAR. IN ENGLAND
A Toronto paper says: “No won-
der Gains prefers England to Can-
ada. 1-Ie never drew over 5,000 peo-
ple here in his life-and he and
his people lived in the cheap
neighborhoods. Now he is drawing
down important money and his
white wife and his parents live in
a real country home, while Gains
hobnobs with the best of the Eng-
lish sporting fraternity and is wel-
comed everywhere from cricket
matches to the hounds. He even
3,000 persona welcomed him at the
railway station and formed a par-
ade to escort him to his hotel.
AMATEUR BECOBDS
The following are' the official
world's amateur running records
for men, approved by the Interna-
tional Amateur lederation on May
ll-10, 1080, in convention at Ber-
lin, and will remain as standard
world's'records until the Federa-
tion meets again in 1932 and con-
siders whatover better marks that
may have been made meanwhile:
100 yards, Eddie Tolan, United
States. 9 1-2 seconds; 220 yards, R.
A. mess. united stares, zo s-5
seconds; 440 yards, J. E. Meredith,
United States, 4'! I-5 seconds; 880
yards, 0. Peltzer, Germany, 1
minute, ol 3-5 seconds; 1,000 yards.
Ellis, Great Britain, 2 minutes ll
1-5 seconds; 1,820 yards, T. P. Con-
neff, United States, 3 minutes, 02
4-5 seconds: 1 mile, Paavo Nurmi,
Finland, 4 minutes, lo 2-5 seconds;
3 miles, E. Wide, Sweden, 0 min-
utes, 04 l-10 seconds; 5 miles,
Paavo Nurmi, Finland, 24 minutes,
06 l-5 seconds; 10 miles, Paavo
Nurmi, Finland, 50 minutes, 15 sec-
onds; 15 miles, F. Appleby, Great
Britain, 1 hour, 20 minutes, 04 2-5
seconds; Bo miles, H. Green, Great
Britain, 3 hours, 29 minutes, 29 2-5
seconds; in 1 hour, J. Bouin, France,
ran ll miles, 1,442 yards, in 2 hours
H. Green Great Britain, ran 2 miles
902 yards.
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(Associated Press)
SANDWICH, Eng., June 'I-The
younger school of British golf, led
by Alfred Bradbeer, Eric Mcltuvlo
and'Don Curtis. sent hopes soaring
for a native victory in the British
open golf championship today by
cor
Bradbeer youngest of seven golf-
Lgcycles m °°“‘Iun°"”n with un ' for 69's. Their cards were five un
Csnsdn Cycle ds Motor O0., Limited
7I|.beee two enterprising firms offer
lj 'live splendid cups io the leaders
Qlllthisraoe. , f'
I Entries close Friday evening,
_ ilune wth at 6 o'clock. Leave your
entry at I-fo1man's Limited, Grafton
rge
Bt. The Bike Shop, Great Geo
si.
,The Handicap Committee are re-
new to nieetkn Honours sto
_. rs
si'1.a0 Friday evening for to ar-
; range Handicap.
Q Course same as last year, leav-
ik
,g ing from in front of The B
. BMD. Great George St., and fin
uma, in nonfef noimena unit-
ed. .
,V 30?! get your entries in now.
f May nnamr, rror.MsN-rrcx-
ARD BIKE RACE.
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How hard the battle goes, the day
' how long;
hint not-fight on! Tomorrow
, C0mcs the song.”
 GRAND OPENING -
5 of the
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‘ Nsw DANCE HALL,
I nonoalv,
Friday, June 10th.
Good floor.
Fr" lurking space.
1' Elliott's Dance Orches-
. tra in attendance. I
I Admission 50c. 0 to 2.
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Chicago .. ... ... ..-.--.- 5 3 4
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IN NIITIIJNIIL
Giants a 4 to 3 victory over the
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Cincinnati Reds in the opener of
their series here today. He hit two a  W r I I n 9 c o E e S
of
homers, his eighth and ninth
the season, accounted for three
runs with them and won the game
by clouting his second with the
score tied in the last half of the
ninth. Homers also accounted for"
all the Reds' runs, Ernie Lombardi
and George Grantham hitting for
the circuit. »
The defeat dropped the Reds
into sixth place behind Brooklyn.
Pounding Roy Hansen for 17 hits,
Pittsburgh opened its eastem in-
vasion with a 'l to 4 triumph over
the Phillies at Philadelphia.
Floyd Vaughn, young shortstop,
of the Pirates, led the attack with
five hits in five times at bat, ln-
cludlng a double. It was a see-saw
battle. 'rne Pirates took e. 3 to 1
lead in the first three innings,
only to have the Phils ahead 4 to
3 in the sixth. A two run rally in
the seventh sent Pittsburgh ahead
for good.
A seventh inning comedy of er-
rors, gave the Brooklyn Dodgers
six runs cff young Lon Warneke
at Brooklyn and eventually, a 9 to
2 victory over Chicago in the first
game of their series. 'I'he defeat
cost the Cubs first place in the
National League standing to the
Boston Braves, who were held idle
by rain.
LIVESTIIIIII
IIIARII-ETS
1 = MONIREAL, June 7. (By the
they spreadeagled were all the im- »
tiroklsngffmat x "gag: ofhmorelwrtmt older Brmm professionals Canadian Press)-There were 90‘ was supported by Councillor Thom-‘ To CONTINUED ' U_ S_ GUNBOAT SERIOUS
t to pgh .b ' °“ ° "' and the mr” leading contenders cattle, 180 sheep and lambs, 873 as Gilliland of Hammond River.
“md °' ‘“`“°“ ““°’ ms boss and 1.911 calves for sale on "1 reeuze thee in the poet money (Conmmd ,mm Page 1,
I th U lted tate .
mm 0 B s 5 tho tW0'M0l‘ltreBl livestock markets, has played an important part in
This weeIr's (THE
FOURTH) CAR-A-WEEK
CONTESTcloseeJunel5th
1932. Au een-res meuel
after that date will be
entered In the next week’s
contest.
NOTE
You simply write the fol-
lowing on the backs of 4
front panels from empty
Turret Cigarette (20's)
packages with portion of
excise stamp atlaclsedx-
on the back of one panel,
your name; on the back o|`
another. your occupation;
on a third, your street and
town and on the fourth,
your province. Fasten the
four panels together and
mail, on or before the
closing dale shown above,
to Turret Cigarette Hand-
writing Contest,
P. 0. Box 2500
Nlontreal, P42.
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.9/lobbies
leading the qualifiers at a re d-
bfggking pug, I imperial Tobaeee Company of Cmldl. Limited
Inthepackofissgeontestanis V _ _&
(May 18th to
May 25th)
C.N.R. Brakema
ll
6753 Christophe Cnlumh Sf.,
Montreal, P.Q.
Hater your handwriting, whether it he good, had or
iudiferent, in each of these big Turret CAR-A-WEEK
Contests. Excellence of penmanship has no bearing
on the judges’ decision . . . hut, if your handwriting
Ls unusual ol' unique, if it reveals character or tem-
perament, then you have a splendid chance of winning
a 1932 Chevrolet Standard Co
nch.
A committee of impartial
Jurlgcs, Ileudcd by .llre
well-known handwriting authority, Mr. Frederic D.
Jacob, for 15 years Dominion
gist, will choose the winner
Government Grapholo-
euclr week-the person
whose handwriting shows the most unusual or inicr- ,
eating characteristics. In addition in the free car,
50 graplsological readings will be given by Mr. Jacob
each week to selected contesumts.
Estimates of the loss' both of the ary said the largest number of new
7”., whua Armour registered 75-   apartment and to shops' ranged branches were created in Ontario.. I n  e We S t
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f 500,000 to $1,000,000. _
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE “__u2'5u-ann gngther of the -- ` lgnglige officers ln the neighbor, in a co1npax'ison of provincial fig-
Gen .
. H. E. i thre ts, h ld af work- (Continued from Page 1) hood dashed into the blazing struc- “"°5- ,
Toronto na 9 0 ;::°;_::_:m 0:1” emages “E of 73 __________________._. ,ure to awaken 0¢¢up,,,,f5_ Dazed Del€8f1t¢S attended a Szeifm adian Press)-The general Crop
°   "   ’ , unorning mass in St. Mic ael‘s
_ Rocha,"     5 9 9 and qg_ _ tions committee for the parish of occupants ran into the street in C
- th d l. The celebrant was Rev.
» Sewell and Stack; Eckert and None of the big British names RothesaY» his “ISM “mm mam' °f memtbumeg “il lsnfile’ recmr’ and Rt. Rem
ylm-¢n¢¢_ of golf-Archie Compston, George Hon. Mr. Jones, who resigned and injurclarl. The scream.: :calf rapgfk John T. Kidd' Bishop of London’
. Duncan’ A__.H_ Pmihgm, Ted Ray, seat in Royal last April due to a women, s houeted inhwn ows, delivered the sermon.
Dunmnnmcouuoch' md me mm- techmcamy in the mdepeindencelof is 3;! clrstlladlillcthneigrrlilt silllgi Mrs W J Mclntyre Charlotte-
V nom n- m ~ - - '
“ned to quamy but mme old ftrerdiaangetllleixtggnsvevxatlgg Zandidnte disappeared into the fire-filled in- town. P- E- I-. President. PIBCBCI 5
'umm who hm hem ezmy mile; at a convention inet saturday He terior apparently panic stricken Wreath 0" me 10°” °°“°*“P“ d“"
r o - ' '
in their day imma ben K pa Scores of heroic rescues were ac- ing the m0l'l1il1€-
l H
geron and Crouse. stiff a Iob. Harry Vardon had 185. had represente;rR:y;;lv: ;l;;5 onus; wmpmhed by passersbyl nevmhe_ The Archbishop of Edmonton’
- - ll- James Braid ies and .alex Hero or commons .
it matters not h d intrench- B B ti . less and three firemen were injured Most Rev. H. J. Obeary. WHS £0
ow esp , Nw”-k   . ...  1 4 1 lei. They were playing in British for a similar period in re pro . in victims. Amon the address me gathering tonight'
'° 1 1 11 1 suture. In protesting in carry a out s
B°mm°r°  “‘ "' "` 6 9 0 °p°n5 hem" Bndbeer' Mcnuve vnca “ig d cis, n of the Liberal rescuers was Mickey Cmhrayrgv  .
1-lolsclsw and Brenzel: Tauscher and Curtis were born. against e e o catchy for the Phnadelpma MW Pmadelphla sports “vrmn went up
h tit - ~
md BWI' Twelve playa" were Med “L the DSW :ZLL tgafaiteiig ;,§Fgn}; :e letios. who with Ivan Peterman, s. ladder to save three wonien.
mg br°th°;_. from somerset. won §r;l:d;rre§te}ab‘¢;r;Es6g1 held over flection caznpaigxit bp; I absolliéteg V nnmhe, th,.ee_month penyy' ac-
5' re use ° 5 “ness 5" d to th tstement of s made"
the qunmymz medal with two pu A Wiki Oi’ 529 NWO W2“€ handled Mr Carter said in his letter of res (arm Us e S 5
B I G l E A G U E ereeinng rounds or"lo-11-141. 'rho ‘ I ' ' "1"-»-11 Official-
izs-yeer old Moltuvie, scottish sm- at tm yards I" "pm mr Greati i““"”°“' “dd’°s5°d t° D’ W M 1-“'° ‘f"““§”"‘°“” °' the “ad
atm! md walk” cup "ar md the Brita-Ul 1°”/1¥1¥ today OH the 59-1-1 Jenkins. of Gagetown, President of said wday_ mag so for as was
' Ro al ran ment
me me is spowred bymessrs: i . ` _
._ _ ,_
J. T. Holman Idmitbd. Summer B l S equal, youthful cumx' pm,em°n_ “The” were 235 came at the the Liberal Association of y . known me present, ar ge
al from Bournemouth broke the
I ' yards for export, making part or a
_____ record at Prince’e by two strokes cons,
gmnent to leave on the Man- ELEVEN = t 1 f 1 -
(gnupg, nm) as they blazed away at one of the , chester brigade on June 9| The agreemen ca is or a our
would be carried on for the pres-
ent at least.
I or um umm" U. U' M' une or ` mughest num' “sts in Brmtxy The cattle offered were common (Continued from Page ii  pgirggekthgerixl O,€,E,;‘_;pLo,L,’g-
Iii.-'.‘!‘i0NAL LEAGUE ' _______________.___..
‘der par and broke the old record :;;ym;i;;m' md were semng at moved hom me building’ but m_e__ each month. A plan ist un Vlciiccgng
E' H' E; 'et by `L°°k Hulchum' by tw° Calvas were slow sellers. Prices ment and police located seven oth- sltiilmtiozlbjmige xtwg igogulyzo
Pimbllflll    -- 7 1" 3 °h'°k°" II ranged from $2 for common drink- ers wedged in the debris. Three Fr will W men? to have ,h,, last
Phu‘d°lPhI‘    4 11 2 Mcnuvle I'°°k "cmd mme with ers to $4.25 for the best lots. Thelseparate investigations were under as for and on as We‘l`a`; mel
Franch and Graoe; I-lensen, Dud- 'I5-09-144 and Curtis had 76-69- bulk 6! the calves were wld be_I way into me ongm of the blast' so gre; week my Auéust one. or these'
ley and V. Davis. 145 for third, . _ tween $3 and $3_50_ terrific that it shook the entire Weeks being holidays' with pay as
Reg Whitcombe and Abe Mitchell, Yesterday-3 drop in lamb pi-ioeslbuslness district end hurled stream- covered by me orxgmal “wking
B. H. E. British vetorans, were deadlocked was ‘mowed by E mrthcx. Weak_»_e,.s of name nearly 100 feet above, Schedule
Cincinnati . . . .
.. A,  3 10 0 ~with MacDonald Smith and Tommy ness today The few early sn1es=the wp of the building. It was for .
New York     4 0 0 Armour, defending champion, for made registered $7 for an odd ,ot ,owed by other ,md smaller b1a5,5_\
Kolp and Lombardi; Walker and fourth plaoe inthe field of 110 who of my quality lamb-,_ Sheep were One theory was that leaking gas* C W L
H°l1\\`l» ClUB1i!i¢d 101' *110 ¢h“mPi°¥\ShiP un¢hanged_ was responsible. Police arson squads ' ' ‘
Pl'0P¢\'~ Tha WIS Wm b¢ “wafded H 5 were drag _351e¢g5,bacfm5 combing the ruins found several
e 11.11. E. at the end of 'I2 holes of medal andoiutchers wer? sold im. $5 fed can.; of alcohol in the basement  
_ Chicago .._.  .   2 'I 8 play, starting tomorrow. ,md w,,tered_ sows brought $3 a. and announced the discovery war- ‘
Brooklyn     9 10 l Mitchell had a pair of 73's and bout 500 hogs were ,ml for sale at rented a grand jury investigation igirfjcgigigéel;I:;t§\[;];nh§§:;;£f;l;
Wameke, May and Hartnett; Whitoombo-Puff °°¥°i»h¢1' Wunds °f the time 0! Wrmng' into the me' .lonesp Montreal executive secret-
Vance, Quinn and Picinich. '10 and 70. Smith also had two ‘ '
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The Wanliu, which had $110,000 in
cash aboard, ran aground 40 miles
below the town of Chung-King and
when the Kiawo came alongside to
take off the money, cargo' and
passengers, n considerable force of
Chinese soldiers intervened.
'Illia exchange telegraph agency
said the soldiers were men of the
regular army. Their demanchs forf
the money were refused and gun»_
fire resulted. Thereupon the Master;
of the Klawo signalled for assist-I
ance. 
The Oahu came alongside and.
stood by during the night, Thisl
morning the firing was resumed by 
the Chinese, the dispatch said, and ;
the American vessel silenced the;
ralders with heavy guns and ma-I,
chine guns. - 
Subsequently the Kiawo steamed
up the river with the money, pas-I
sengers and cargo of the Wanl!u,I
the gunboat remaining with thoi
grounded vessel. I
flames have spread over a wide
swath and numerous settlers homes
have been destroyed. At Dolbeau,
however, where the flames took on
ze ilircztteniug attitude early today,
the fire changed its course and the
town is said to be safe for the
present nt least.
In all sections of the Lake St.
Jolux, firefighters are appealing foo
reinforcements and acroplanes havd
been pressed into scrvics to aid in
directing the fight. Pumps and ad<
diiional crews of men are being diss
patched to points where they ard
needed most and the firc gangd
are hoping that rain whioli had
been forecast will quickly come td
their aid. The entire district is al
dry as tlndor and around Dolbeall
a great expanse of bush and som(
timber limits has been laid waste.
Smoke from the surrounding fire(
has thrown a heavy pall of smokd
ovor Chicouilmi necessitating th(
turning on of lights throughout thd
 dey.
Abundant Rains I
S UGGEST
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posing a. sort of kind of a confers
ence in London.
situation in the Prairie Provinces “lf the question of debts is not
shows further improvement, \vitl1\to br: touched at this conference
nearly every district in the West I it will bc Hamlet without the Princd
having received precipitation rang- of Denmark. Perhaps (though ill
ing from light showers to very these days of open diplomacy 1
heavy rains during the past week. shrink from the suggestion) ther(
The report of the Dominion » is n secret .agreement to the effect
Bureau of Statistics, issued todnyf that if Europe really agrees io dis-
says the eastern and central urns. then America, after the
drought areas of Saskatchewaniprcmrlmiiial election will agree to
were benefited greatly by the nd-‘cnnuullnimn of dems.
dltional precipitation and the con- "But this would have to he kept
tral and southern districts of Al-lsocrcl. from the polyglot bunch of
berta received s. generous addit-ionIl10,000,000 wluch forms the Ameria
to the already abundant supplies. can nation."
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