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H0 osick Falls, But The Basque Says He W0n’t

Tonighfs Heavyweight Contest Attracting Much Interes Throughout North America

'And Europe.

(Special to the Guardian)

KOOSICK FAILS. N. Y., Wednes- day, June 26.—A stone's throw from this pretty little town, deep in the hills which are stacked up around this section oi’ the country. Paolino U ’ i. the Basque. is preparing to leave for New York to meet Max Schmelin , the German Dempsey. This bout which may produce the next heavyweight champion o! the world, features the Milk Fund Show to be held st the Yankee Stadium tonight, June 27th.

When Paolino first landed on this aide these fellows who rest their chins on the canvas covered ring mat decided that he had some o! the appearance of a Sailor Burns, but when they ogled him in action they Allied. thlt he fought like nothing so much ls I. wind-mill. Five V95" have warped some changes into the Plolino frame. He still resembles a Sailor Burns but he has picked up a little knowledge o! boxing as he has gone along.

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to as a finished boxer of the Tunney type, Paollno has learned to do something with his mitts aside from tossing them wildly in the air.

The Uzcudun-Schmellng bout at the Yankee Stadium in New York tonight is attracting; unprecedented interest throughout the length and breadth of the North American Con- tinent.

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wuvmnsoon. Ens. June ZB-‘Ills Canadian doubles team o! Dr. Jack wright and Willard Crocker, both oi Montreal. today’ W°n me" m“ round match in the men's doubles competition in the Wimbledon Cham- pionships. when they defeated Ashlvll and Shaw of England 6-3: 8-1;

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A” By QUIN HALL

The eyes of the golfing world are being slowly focused on the national open championship to be played at the Winged Foot Golf Club, Mama- roneck, N. Y.. June 2'1, 2B and 29f

Selecting a probable winner from among the many brilliant entries is a task almost, as difficult as finding the proverbial needle in the well known haystack. Because of sterling records made over the Winter and through the Spring by any number of our outstanding golfers, your guess- if you follow the game at all — is likeiy_to be as good as the next fel- iow‘s and, even then. a. dark horse

_may come through and knock your

predictions into a. cocked hat. I But there are some shot makers

BIG LEAGUES

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NATIONAL LEAGUE

First game: ll Philn. ... ... ... Boston

Bongo and Lerlun; Spohrer.

... ... ... .. 0

1 2 Brant d

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Second gamE: B. E Phlln. . . 5 Bolton .

Willoughby and

Spohrer.

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l1 l4 2 3 Davis, Smith an

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Rooklyu ... ... 2 5 0 New York ... ... 3 l1 1 Vance and Deberry, Mays, Scott and 0'Fnrrell. . I

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Cincinnati ... ... .. 6 '3 2

Pittsburgh .. 4 9 3 Luque and Gooch, Kremer, Sweet-

mle, Hill and Ihrgrhvcs. ll Only games scheduled.

who seem more dangerous than theuntll the last shot has been made.

rest. Bobby Jones will always be lik- ed by a. great mass, Johnny Farrell, last year's winner, will have many backers. Young Horton Smith, of Joplin, Mo, will be closely watched because of the mariner in which he burned up the courses both here and (at times) abroad. Then there is "The ‘ Halg." l Walter Hagen is always dangerous. Returning from his fourth success- ful conquest in. the English open classic, at Murifleld, Sir Walter will likely tee of! at Winged Foot end will likely divide the lion's share or the gallery with Bobby Jones.

A spectacular golfer, “The Haig" always attracts attention. No matter how clasy the field may be at Mama- roneck, Hagen cannot be counted out

INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE

First game: R. H E Montreal .. 4 9 0 Jersey City 3 5 0 llogsett and Duly, Rhodes and Jor- gens. Second game: R K E Montreal 0 4 1 Jersey City .. .. 1 5 1

Nichols and Niehergall. Schoffner and Bend.

Toronto .. Newark

Barnes. Martin and O'Neill, Mam- nux and Cummings.

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B. H E First game: Buffalo ‘... ... ... ... 3 12 0 Reading 2 l0 0 Ogden and Jenkin, Fowler and Murphy. First Game. R. 11E. Rochester ... ... ... ... 9 l0 0

. 4 12 2 Keen,

Baltimore ... Derringer and florence;

'Sirz WALTERS ViUibRY GRIN -~

Many of the critics said that HBBQR was all due to be counted out when he set sail with the American Ryder Cup team, this Spring, However, the way he delivered abroad in crises dulled the noise o! the hammers.

Hagen always fights hardest when he is going uphill. Sink him behind the _psck by a. few strokes and he shoots more brilliantly instead oi weakening. There is. apparently, no way to rattle him. He improves under

tension. It is a. tough job to beat a. golfer o1 that caliber.

When the final count ls in at Mameroneck you'll find Sir Walter's name at the top, or very close to the

mp. Copyright, 1929, King Features Syn- dicate, Inc.

AMERICAN LEAGUE

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Boston ... ... ... “.511 2

Philadelphia. ... 8 8 3

M. Gaston and Berry; Earnshlw, Rommel], Yerkes and Oochrnne,

E11. E: Uhlclzo ".512 1 Detroit ... ... ".3 9 I

Lyons and Berg; Prudhomme and Shea,

First Game. LEE. New York ... ... 515 0 Washington ...0 ‘I 1 Pennock and Dickey; Marherry.

Burke and Spencer.

Second Game. Roll- NnwYork ... ... ... ... I 9 0 Washington ...| ‘i 2

11:24:12 and Gnbowskl; Brown and Bnel.

JLEI. Cleveland ... ... ... ... 2 ‘I 0 St. Louis d ll 0

- Coumbe and Booi.

Hudiin and Mynit; Collins and Schlnl. ‘

I ‘THURSDAY NIGHT.”

Is The Night

OF THE

l’ Holman-Pickard i i1 BICYCLE RACE ’

TAKES PLACE THIS EVENING Al: 7 P. M. commencing

lin front of Hohnans Store, Grafton Street, to Queen" Street down Kent to Victoria Park through Park to Brighton Road out North River Road to Simmons Corner across by Spring Park School to Malpeque Road out to Royalty Road across to Sherwood Cemetery, in Brackley, . Point Road and St. Peters Road down Weymouth" to I Grafton finishing in front of Holmans. '

The entries are: L‘. B. HANN ON ‘ CYRIL ARSENAULT CLARENCE WALKER ‘ ALBERT WEEKS .

. GEORGE A. MCKINLEY, LESLIE PEPPIN EDWARD HORNBY _ ‘GORDON MORRIS '

HARRY LAPQPHORNE

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ABEGWEITSRUVERS ANI] ii [I I N Ii TUTHE Ail-STARS WAESTVILLETHISEVENINB

Tonight at 8 o'clock sharp‘, at the

Tomorrow evening tho summer» '

Th6 Abeltweit ball team will leave All-Stars will .hook up with

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by Hoe-helm On Saturday afternoon 1°? weflvllll. where they play last

Abegweit grounds. the third game oi.’ the City League Baseball series takes

place, and a close and hard fought,

.smlr_te Rover team at the Absgj" Grounds in the first outside l

year's Maritime runners-up a, double header on Dominion Day. July 1st.

A bell practice is called for to- morrow evenln: at the Abegweit Irounds, after which the team will be picked. A large attendance is re- llliired.

fixture o! the season.

The western ball tossere have l showing great games this season are expected to make the .. 3 _ champions travel all the way to

game from stzm, to finish is expect- ed.

The All-Stars, smarting under their recent defeat, are determined to come out on top in tonight's set-to.

The Rovers, on the other hand, are I just as determined that their Winn-j

ing streak will not be broken,

Taken all‘ 1h all, ‘tonlghts tussle should be a. dandy from start to fin- ish: come along fans and enjoy a. real close game.

Knight Plans To Visit Maritimes

OIITAWA, June 25. -- H911, Jggn mlllht, French Minister to Canada, leaves Ottawa about July 18th, for s. three weeks tour through the Gaspe Peninsula and the Maritime Provin- 695- Returning i0 Ottawa. early in August, Hon. Mr. Knight will leave within a. few days later for a three weeks trip to Vancouver through the , Pfl _ cmmmn we“ “The nce spoke to each one ."

1g Wm b, m, n,“ “m, Mtxmght‘ wgtsgriizog» a i~lnflssgnz5sg ' shook us by the hand. We were ' h“ visited the Mariam” “n” m5‘ Association's Grlmee Comlnlslon 1n prised w find how "any we“ appointment as First French Minis-l’ . ' lmrmed "id ‘"11 "P he W18 if ter here. though he has crossed the an addrizs gwen “or the mm” tTlsllvri-lll! matters- He chatted wit, Dominion from Vancouver to Que-l, 222%,}: sgzgtfgg'ggog°swfheuufiéz=a lens time about rowing. and it b” on wq Drum“ Occulms‘ they 12 000 murders ‘were egnhfiaiited inleasy to see he knew the gummy I h“ “m: l“ 1928' enroute w PM“ America annually iiity ‘times the we left’ (he Pflnce wished’ u‘! I -' from his post at the French Legationl _ . ’ , l and we ihouzht it really sow-tint s

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m Peking’ Chml l that 30.000 criminals arc at largo in. mm" The crew later “sited the " ' ,New York and 10,000 in Chicago; i"Every intelligent American now, knows" said Mr. Ellis, "that the,

(Slleclal to the Guardian) LONDON, June arr-The Prim ~ wales received the Columbia. l varsity crew members today -

o’ F c R I M E what is more, wished them luck.‘ “were all very charmed," Coachd

fald Farley said after the rece;

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maintenance oi penal institutions isj ~ n‘ H‘ l‘ about 313.000.000.000 a year 0r up» A “"1"”? ‘meld I“ u"! eyu- '

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