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C Cf0WdS ”'“ MISS Lucas i with the semi-hai-arf the ruccas ‘°°'“‘ ”“'“°' Wm* ‘"'°3"" '
’ wh,” Rom., Tuma” md .1 scores ia the 'ryi-e, iscncugal and  `
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but one of the entries in the
iiofclted G. WOW. Cliatlottowwn
`va;nce Without Much Difficulty h.. M... an ...... .;.`.E'. ............
_-1 G!!! in llli. nldlt eonvcrtinl nine Qiieclfs Own Rifles, dhronto, won
dmelyhitsintosevenrunnthe
was second. ll points behind the
the Aylmers Guard Cup, awarded
in prowess t s- - . mcxsuu. mm
P“k_“°,‘:m,,,,, by, msn d;;‘°,;' ;“_“'L mmm, ofuhtu: mum: mmm eagle; ian.. mt ici- me hichcsi mm score ia the
m_ _,_ °_ uma. or Tm ww “M _M “_ new (Maw semi inning on a Bankers match which concluded to
, hh ' 2 °- °~ double oy nemo and ua.-we say.'rhc 'monte regiment dcfeail ' y.    1°'|'|.|
.rom was Zohnsxpxaaww °”‘°°i W 4°f°°f°<i °- °‘mP°°“» °h"1°¢f°- timely single hoc dia has ccuae cs ed seafei-th mghiahdei-c` oy three
.‘*““‘” w “.°m, ° "'°‘"" °"' °"‘ ‘* ”°“""" "'°‘°*°' the same was at this point caucd points. with myai maimed night
tm mness of his father. wire defeated F. Bleak, Charlottetown, on “mms of duh” mmm., in third plug vicmu
Dist effect was regretfuiiy re-
lic 0-0. 0-0: 1.. watt. Montreal, defeat-»
faivei by me Provincial mccouvc. Bd K_ mmm m”,°,,mwn_ H m°°°W'd mu t°*“°°°m tm:°:1a-mgmziuf gifs. iémheai.  their cm
' N°m"mmdlm lm mm" 3'” G- °l°h””°”» 1"°‘l*"1°°°°~ 5°' “BIS George" Ayers had a. rocky. u byptlliye xes’nl'ee:i:.for°Tyrocup :nd aid
.mm gh Monday. the courts were in
mmwndmm md 4° mmm” were i;egte;i_zJ.°-Igeagonéwsiohummwmmvgn,  He retired Menachem. the det teams was captured by their
awed ye,w.d,y_ Th, (www m 1 » » - - “» 0', lead off man, but Mclnnis and own team of Maier !... R.. Binmon.
. _ "M 0- Ml*-\\°°°=» 0h\1‘1°i*»t°wa. . whuca came em-eogh with aaa. 1 Set. r. o. wise. cal. 1.. s. vaiacs,
.pm siasies. W. L- Rtnnia. pres
feat Provincial champion. Georse
ugicrc, Commander J. C. Edwards,
Ilicvii Peers, A. 0. Wisweli, H. L.
.MP3, M. L. W800, Mid U. P60828,
'advanced with easy so-idcaia theh-
`|irst round matches. A feature
...och ei che day was that ef was
lileanor Bourke. local Bi". 0551080
|;..|,..f Mcnciii, ef Halifax, which
lar sets. Another excellent match
yas that of Miss Dugal, of Quebec,
iminst Miss Muriel Lucas, of Hali-
‘|n, \9?.l Provincial Lady Cham-
fpich, Miss Dugal won in straight
hen, Unquestionably Miss Dugal-
la very recent graduate from Junior
:mks-is destined to become a bril-
liant Canadian star. Local players
thawed up wen and received fav-
=orablc comment from more experi-
imcca cuteide players. ri-acer Mc-
lguuan and Arthur Farquhsrson
played excellent tennis though go-
linz ccwh is defeat. A. s. pickscn
‘sad oeidca Mcnenald pat up an
imazing fight against Commander
Towards and A. C. Wiewelh Stuart
Dickson, always dependable, was
ably supported by Gordon McDon-
ald. who never played more brilli-
ily. The veteran, G. F. Hutche-
son. also was brilliant in defeat
against bis young opponent, Geo.
,Ch.ristle. of Halifax.
*Play will be-resumed at 9 a. m.
. Tonight visiting players will
guests of his Association at a.
lanes at Beach Grove Inn.
the defeat of Hhs Muriel Lu-
iiiviflliliisl. defendins w0men’s'
champion, by Miss J. Dulsl
Qillllii. Bl #118110 sets featur-
ths opening ploy in the Prince
p Island cpm tennis tour-
' nt here yesterday. Miss Du-
beat the lwl titleholder by
| of 7-5. 6-l. Outside of this
inset eu che favorites ia che Var-
mllicuity.
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us events advanced without much
i Rain which fell heavily all day
_Iionday and spoiled all chances for
V015? until yesterday when all six
,'¢°“\’f-i cot going after ten o'olock
,ln the morning. The Nova Bootie
liliiers accompanied by several of
U" Upper Canadians arrived at
.Mun and went right on the courts.
MN Walt. 0] ` Montreal, played
E-rough two rounds of the nien'si
rifles while 0. Peters, Montreal.
'~|~ 0~ Edwards, Ottawa, Nova Sco-
tia champion, B. Sharpe, Ottawa
“ii lclioy Ronnie, Toronto, won
iiieii- first round matches without
.MDB a set.
l Amilng the Nova Sootians to
‘lore victories in .the menu singles
' "mi were 11.1. mcper, A. o. wis-
l"‘l3- T. W. Thompson and B.
E? all ef naiuapdwhuc scan
ce of Bridgetown also won his
, l_1'0und match. ._ _
-"1" P- imcri. cf ohm; me
*might .ci 'wia~eva~ asus o.
tliihnsion, Charlottetown in the wo-
'“‘= simncc by scores of s-2, e-f.
Pia. r. v. wecdhury and mas
Currie. of Halifax. leaded
V in this event. both aoorinl
K Wins in their opsiing matches.
»  Eleanor Bourke, ladies doll"
mmpion of the Island _had to
battle hard to eke out s victory ov-
ia Mos rachel mcueui of mum
Mllfeescfs the scores of which
.""'° 'I-5. s-1. o-o.
WN was no play yesterday in
fading
Montreal, defeated J. KR.. Donaboe.
Halifax 6-2. 6-4; G. Christie, Hali-
fax, defeated G. Hutchison, Char-
lottetown 3-6. 6-0, 6-3.
Womerrs Sinlles
Miss M. Currie, Halifax, defeated
Misa Rogers, dharlottetown. 6-1.
6-0; Miss E. limolieiil. Halifax, de-
feated Miss M. Shaw. UDITTDVD'
oherienefcwn. e-2, a-1; mrs. 1='. v.
Woodbury, Halifax, defeated Miss
Z. Linkletter. Bummereide, 0-1, 0-0;
Miss E. Bourke, Charlottetown, de-
feated Miss I. MhcNei11. Hall!!-K.
'I-5. 5-7, 6~0; Miss P. Rykett, Otta-
wa, defeated miss o_. Johnston.
Charlottetown, 6-2, 6-I.: Miss J.
nugsl. Quebec. defeated Miss Mi.
Lucas, Halifax, "l-5, 6-1; Miss N.
Godwin, Bedford, defeated Miss E.
sinciair, ohaxiccietown. 8-6. .4-0|
e-a. I
Womeirs Doubles
Misses is and* I. Mecrieill. Hali-
Mibs M. Shaw, Charlottetown, 6-3.
6-0; Miss E. Bourke and Mrs. G.
Wood, Charlottetown, defeated Misa
D. McKenna and Miss B. Rogers.
saint Jehu, s-1, e-s; was M. Hen-
derson, St. John, and Mill J. Dil'
ggi, Quebec, defeated Mrl. 'B. Piers.
mg Mm K. Doyle, Halifll. 'I-5.
ii-9.
Meir; Doubles
A. U, Wiswell, Haliioit, and J. C-
Edwards, Ottawa, defeated A. 8.
etowndi. 75' Di' 1" V.Wo0d»
1 ¢¢ - - . . .
Jury, Halifax, and F. Kelly. Chnl" Stars ._ Rovers
lottetown. defeated R . Hoffman
,ng Q; Fowler, Charlottetown. 0-0.
s-2; a. nqusten and o. white.
Charlottetown. d0f°""°d A' “V1”
d x ness ohsriettetown. 6-0
Charlottetown. defeated J. McKen-
ng and G. Johnston. 3*- ~7°h”~ 1'°'
.a-3, s-4; A. stewart and D. aw.
oharicmwwn. d°!°=*c4 N W”
uuliareon and ir. McMillan. CMT'
icmicwn 1~6. 0-0. 6-4-
Tennis .Schedulel
H0 ly. Redeemer
‘ f ____,_4-in
MIXED DOUBLE!
Jack oeyle and rlofencc Mslleti
defeated Alf Doucette and Ali"
Plneau, 0-1, 'I-Ii.
H. Morrissey and S. Smith lo!!
oy default ze v. am-fasten and 1-
Bsrrimaa.
n, aenfgan and K. Garrett el-
fox, defeated Miss H. Moxie and
GD - v ' . r
5-1; G. Hutcheson and T. `1`c°9»` 01088 .S
Siiiiarehriggs was out to start off.
Jemmett was safe On Molnnis' er-
ror, whilo Saunders singled. Acorn
grounded out. Duffy was out, gn..
*»°\'!°¥in§ as Connors threw home
to get Jemmett.
The Rover fourth contained mm
8f1'i¥°°l1tl. two hits, two walks, an
error and a wild pitch, together
town e-0, 0-1: Mrs. T. 'rhomps<>n. with two runs.
Halifax, defeated Miss n. rocxic, siclveii lead-eff with a his, mor.
1°! 81118100- Mllrley scored when
were made a wud pitch. Manco
had Previously scored after Blanch.
ard fanned, when MacDonald dy-gp.
ped the ball as Whitlock struck out,
held _it too lonl after recovering
it and than threw to first, ag M¢.
Neil counted, the latter being sate.
Connors and Whalen struck out,
McEwchern and Mclnnis walking
between times. Murley's double and
B1=a=h=rd’s amine scared the last
Rover run in the fifth.
The Btars scored in the seventh.
5ilU8i‘¢bi‘ig8s lead off with at hit.
Jemmett advanced him. Saunders
struck out but Acorn punched out
a. hit to score Snag. Thu wg., their
only run, although in the fifth they
got two men on when Mclnnis
hit on Ayers while Gross singled,
but two successive strikeouts and
the catching of Ayers off the base
nipped the rally in the bud.
Dr. Dougan behind the plate
handled the game in an efficient
and impartial manner.
2.
"Dickson and G. McDonald. 0\\”': Tl" u“°"9°
Catcher
~:
Macnemid  rraacie
Pitcher
Ayers _,_ oannora
lst Base
Blanchard
Ind Base .-
Jemmett Menachem
ard Base
Acorn Whalen
Short Stop
Squsrebriggs Momnig
' Left Field
Saunders Macau
centre Field
Duffy Hurley
Right Field
Goal Whitlock
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FIELD DAYS .
DIVIBXON 0! ULUBTIATIONI
STATION! °
E M FARMS
6-l, 6-is Dr. F. V. Woodbufl. Bali-,I @5531" mu W chalk up mmm. m¢‘5s,t_ E o_ Bryan They "cred
1” “°'°°W F- Kelly- °h'~‘1°"°' N number- cnc. ri-ahcis get a me ea a total ef 444 af the soo and coo
tvwn 6-0. 6-1: L- Rennie. 'i\>r°ni°. a fieidei-'s choice, Mamma scoring. yard mg., fn mg -1-yn, M..,,D`,,,,.
;i;::~i=;<i1M; :l:_a°§1n1=w. Ghgrxlito- Morrell struck cue but uacnooaid gan and Bankers competition, three
ddnted- 'Dr 'E m5h°’dum'P» Uhr: i`ll'¢;PP°d thc ball. havina to throw points hiifhsr than the “A’.’ team
lot 8_5 6-4)' J E Bonn” xiurlthe batter. Whalen scoring. of Hamilton Central Collegiate.
“WW” » » ~ - Uystruck outto endthe frame. Queen's Own lnifles, Toronto. were
Halifax, defeated A. Taylor, Char- The Rove,-3 mm, tm, auecnsyvs in third p1we_
lctietvwn. c-2, s-4: o. Perm. Mon- l hits in the second inning out the now rshawpggs umm
mu' d°‘°°'t°d K' R'°"' °h"1°"°' 1”* 9°" °! Ml°U°l\lld lot both riollowing are Islanders scores in
WWII. 3-1. 6-0: T- W~ Th°mpii°ll.,‘at second, holding the Rovers Tyro Match and Macpcuggp gym.
Halifax, defeated A. Wright, Char-. scoreless, They gagged ,sam in gh, len” and tt ottawa' Mmdam
lottotowzi, 6-2, 6-l; J. U. Edwards. third. McEachern led off with a T130 MANH
Ottawa, defeated F. lidcliilillm. hit and scored on Gross’ wild heave (500 yu-ds_ phgsibyg 35;
Charlottetown, 6-0. 6-2; T. R. Tees, as Mclnnis beat out s bunt. After pofmg prize
chariottseewa defeated u. i.. sd- i whaiea had been retired, ri-mais J. s.asaeneos1d  as taco
wards, Halifax, 6-l, 0-l: 5. Magee. ‘hit to Saunders. who made s great Mnpmtm cmuml, Much
Bridgetown, defeated F. Large, throw to set Mcnmis st the plate. (200 and 500 yds, possible '(0)
Charlottetown, 6-0, 0-1; L. Watt. The fourth was a weird inning. pggms Prize
seth, rl. Melanie  ee $4.00
6311. PSYC! H009” .. 67 ’ 4.00
81st. P. J. Landrlgan .. 0'! 3.00
114th. A- O. F. Gill .. 56 3.00
129th, Roy McCabe ... 56 3.00
159th, J. 8. MacDonald 55 3.00
CONNAUGHT RANGES, Ottawa,
Aug. 9.-A youth will be served,
according to many an expert, but
it remained for Major C. R. Crowe,
Guelph, Ont., veteran to confound
the experts at the Dominion of
Oanada Rifle Associatioirs annual
meeting here today. Major Crowe,
one of the "grand old men" of Can-
adian rlfledom, celebrated his 50th
year of shooting by hanging up a.
double possible at the 800 and 300
yard renee! of the Walter match
today, and ended in the inevitable
tie for first place.
The Borden Match too, Just as
evcfy other match since the meet
opened yesterday, ended in a first-
place tie. Sgt, Mal. J. Traynor, To-
ronto, and Pte. C. Appleyard, of
the same city, finished the grind
with scores of 48, two below poss-
ible, and they too will shoot of! for
the honors. But to Maier Crowe
800| the individual honors of e.
hard day. a tricky day. a day when
uncertain winds and a. hazy mir-
rage caused plenty of trouble. At
the 800 yard range, a dozen or more
Poasibles were scored. for it is re-
Karded as an “easy distance." But
back on the 300 yards, firing at a
much smaller hubs eyes, the marka~
men began to fall. And only three
out of the more than 180 marksmen
who started in the match managed
to score the perfect tally. The
Wiilk9r is s. "rich" match, more
than |700 is distributed in prize
money. and the three tied for first
Place. divided first. second and
third money between them.
Despite the difficult conditions,
5°°\‘1!lB was h|8h again today. In
the Walter, for instance, there were
three ties of '10, 16 scores of 69, one
below perfect, and 81 scores of 00.
'IKE SCORES
Maier O. R. Crowe, Guelph .... 'I0
Capt. A. W: Hunt, Winnipeg  '10
Pte. A. O. Hutchinson, Guelph . '10
B. M. A., J. Timbrell, Toronto .. 68
Upl. D. O. White. Saint John .. 68
G. D. B. M.,'G. Cook, Ottawa ..
U. M. S., J. W. Sharpe, Montreal 69
Pho. H. G. Bus, Windsor  69
Sgt. T. R. Davies. Vancouver ..
Lt. J. Boat, Montreal 
U. M. B., J. Young, 'lioronto  69
Sgt. 0. W. Foam, Montreal ..... 09`
O. B. M., W. A. Hawkins, Toronto 69
Olyt. R. A. Kerr, Toronto ...... 09
R. 5.- M., R. Kiddie, Toronto  09
Uapt. W. E. Blake, Saint John ..
BIC- H. 0. Hawes, Hamilton ....
Lt. G. A. Molecey, Winnipeg 
.3~ -°
siiziiii
§g§,..
I. Psrkcnpst. John .... 68
D. Warren, Bt. John .
Palm, sf.. .ichn 
Batch, Winnipeg 
llmsiie Toronto . 68
_ l
59 Sgt. H. F..Parker, St. John .... 46
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Tennis Schedule
For Today’s Play
' 7-- ' ' " W
9#-“L ,MislDusa1vs.wihnei-efmias
MW! Biiislcl ‘McKenna and Miss Doyle match.
Ci. McDonald ws. McKenna. Ming |).,u|,|¢,
LIU” Slllllos A. Hughes and partner vs. Gon-
Mrs. Piers vs. Miss Henderson. don a.nd'Mrs. Beer. '
Miss McKenna vs. Miss Doyle. Magee and Miss Lucas vs. White
' Men'a Doubles and msg 1q,0g¢;»,_
Roper and Piers vs. McKenna Rennie and Miss McNeill vs. Hut-
imd Bentley. chosen and Mm stewart.
_ Donahoe and Christie vs. Camp- iz Noon
bell and Desftoches. I Mgr, giggle,
10 a. in. Peters va. Dr. Woribury.
M°l'l Billlllii Toes vs. Rennie
Roper vs. Christie. _ Ming Double,
I..eClere vs. Burke- Mr. and Mrs. Piers vs. Dickson
Dickson vs. Geo. Johnston. ' and M15, Bom-ke,
PMI vs Sl°srpe» Lecierc and Miss nykerc vs. casa
Glas vs. Thompson- and Mies sinciair.
, INUH’ Bilislcl Sharpe and partner vs. Roper
Mr. Beer vs. Miss Godwin an.-1 Mrs. Thompson.
ll a.. m. Burke and partner vs. Wisweli
Mews siaslcs and ms. Woodbury,
H0\!SO0B VS. J- C. EdWG!‘d5. 2 1|, m,
Ladies Single! Men’s Singles
Mrs. Thompson vs. winner of Mrs wysweu vs_ wmf¢_
Pie" Uld M59 Hendefwn mfiwh- Winner of Roper and Christie vs.
Magee.
Winner of McDonald and Mc-
..m0 is dmmbutéd in pnze money Kenna vs. winner of Lcclec and
for the event. The scores for Tray- B“"k°'
nor and Appleyard were regarded WW” V3' “mn” °l Class “M”
as unusually high for the event. Th°ml>5°“-
But there were many following Wlmwf °f D'\°“"’“ and -l°l“‘5°°“
closely behind the leaders. 'rhe vs. winner of Piers and Shame-
first 15 in the lr-etch wort: i»l"|l°* DWMU*
Sgt. Maj. J. Traynor, Toronto .. 48 Mime; Linkletter and Sinclair vs.
Pie. o. Applewmi, roman.  is Mrs. wcodhurv and Miss Cavie-
P0. J. A. H8008, Halifax ...cena 47
Lt. R.. Stotrsr, Toronto  4'! Later afternoon matches will be
0. B., W. A. Hawkins, Toronto .. 4s posted at the Club House at 2 pm.
api. a. iddieis, calgary  ss/ ,
cpl. 1'. wanacc, 'ref-ohm  so Raglwaymen on
Lt. w. women winnipeg 
. 46 c
so Lt ci. 1'. ssatehece, Hamilton .. as In3peCfl01l T011?
age. ir. Jamieson, 'rcmacc  ss
Cadet T. W. Gregory, St. John .. 48 HALUAX “_ s_ Aug 9_(By Th,
ser. .r.n.nc¢ao,vfctcna  ss Ummm” P,ew’__w_ D_ Nm
1.. o, o. P. wrench, ae. sntaih . as _ 0, wmmumuuw
nf. xr. neon; emew 44 "°°““’”‘“ '°'
,nm °" ;_,;x"'é;m of the canadian pacific runway.
“au mm n t E H Goodfeliow assistant manag-
69 John, who have been outstanding, 3" Ekatem mms: md A' o_ nu"
throughout, added another cadet of st John' mwrmnndmt for me
. 69
5° mired scones mat haiaaced acv lu-aenaait and and aaanca s. s co r sncwciiremfc ce 'ercphy to their use when they we.. '
' ‘» " ' ' '  lmneimc ncvihcec, visited mum
1 » . .  th . , f i
SUMMARY M. Walsh 6-1, 0-0 D. sale' huh, Aw ,I I* ,rn Dt. U R. Brereton, Ottawa :.8 mzmlztiited Emairemzvardelg ao; md” on I mm of inspection.
M-g 1,., .4 v,m.mii¢maanai. serriaw ' ° ° ,r.c.s.w.c|a\.aa.,'i~ca>..u..... .umm ,
'A o. whriii. ”gi`fax defeated defeated 'r. inuett me net och- ""“» '*`°°°°"' “" “.“ ’ ""‘ imaicn-i.1>.wa.-ref., such.. .. sa 'rn-o. mcncogan and scorers' A °°°”°°"°°°"“*°‘¢°"“"°"¢“
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' In Olympic
(By Elmer Dnlrnage, Canadian
Press Staff Writer)
MARINE STADIUM, Long Beach,,
Cal., Aug. 9-They counted out Joe
wright, Jr., of Toronto tonight as
s contender for the simile# 80011108
championship of the OlymP1¢
Games after the dark red haired
Canadian had taken the worst
beating of his career late this af-
ternoon before the thousands that
gathered in grandstands, bleachers
and on hills surrounding the course
to see the opening Olympic DYO-
gramme.
Wright, who four years ago rank-`
ed as one of the finest scullers in
the world, Diamond Sculls winner
in 1928, trailed far behind todai’
as Dick Southwood, of Great Brit-
ain, and Guillermo Douglas of Uru-
guay, battled strongly for a win, a
race that put Soutliwood in the
final.
1 The setback of the broad-sliould-
ered on oi Joe Wright, Sr., vet-
ieran eastern rowing coach, was the
lbiggest surprise oi the afternoon to
‘a crowd that thrilled a few minutes
later to the superb blade work of
the giant Bobby Pearce, of Aus-
tralia. defending olympic champion,
as the blonde sculler won his heat
with ease,
Pearce finished the 2,000-metre
course a length ahead of Bill Mill-
er of tha United Btates and did
not try to win by any more. He
constantly watched Miller. Hebert
Buthz, Germany, who won the
Diamond Sculls this year, was third.
Peace’s time was seven minutes, 21
seconds; Southwood's 'L42 8-5.
victories of Southwood and
Pearce placed the two in the final
Friday. Four losers today, Douglas
Buthz, Wright and Miller, clash
Thursday and the winner qualifies
for the final.
Bouthwaod and Douglas staged a
great race in front of Wright. They
were even nt the 500-metre post,
both swinging aliml at a 8l-¢troke-
a-minute clip, that gave them tra-
mendous speed. Pulling smoothly
lJoe.Wright Badly,
Beaten
canadian vv£E"A Bea Thi.-.1
Single Sculling
Elimination.
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As his foes continued to step UP
their strokes, Wright 'fell hopeless-
ly behind and finished fully 20
lengths back of Southwood. Doug-
las' time was anonunced at '7-45
and Wright’s as 8.30. '
Pearce became an ovcrwhclmini
favorite to retain his title by his
impressive victory. The Big Aus-
tralian, who now lives at Hamilton.
Ontario, appeared capable of pull-
ing away from Miller at ally time.
and his form was as Defffff- “-5
ever.
Tomorrow, Canada`s three crews
get into action, Hamilton Leander
eight taking part in the dal/'S fell'
ture heat. They meet the United
`States, Germany and New Zealand
‘in the second heat for the eight-
oared crews after Great Britain
Japan, Brazil and Italy have raced
in the first. Winner of nach heat
qualifies for_thc iinnl E‘l`ld£\l’. l0~‘i‘i'l
rowing off in two hcuis for the
right to row in the deciding race
l BASEBALL
The Trojans defeated ilic Ramb-
lers by a score of 8 to 5- Ii WHS I
a great game of ball_ Sheppard and
great game. P. M\u'nagl\.1n nlzivce
Sherry, the hattcrirs for thc Tro
jgng, were real hall plEiycl‘S. Drain
and Hogan were the only good
players on the Ramblers.
Lixicups
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Catcher
J. Sheppard R. Flanagan
Pitcher
B. Sherry HOSHH
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Centre Field
B, Quinn Doroin
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