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Field Day At l St. Dunstan’s l University

Owing to the heavy rains and the conditions of the track the au- nual _St. Dunstads track and field events scheduled for Oct. 11th., had to be postponed till Oct. 13th. The day was ideal for an athletic meet and the track was in very good condition.

was veiy keen. The beautiful gold D. M. D., for tiie best all around senior athlete was

the meet. the outstanding figure in the inter

events. We congratulate the above

formance. and we have no hesit- aiicy in saying that ifthey continue their good work on the track, they will help in no small way to keep the island on the athletic map. To our Charlottetown friends who generously donated prizes and

to Ml‘. Wm. Halpenny, who kindly

gave his time to act as starter, we offer our sincere thanks.

Below appears a summary of the events and also a list of those who kindly donated prizes.

SENIOR EVENTS

(Best all Trainor.

100 yard dash-l Joe Trainor ‘Des. 0‘Leary 3 M. Dunphy. Time 10 2-5 seconds.

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\i. Duuph 3 Des .0'Leary. Time 26 2-5 sec lids.

Quarter Mile-l Joe Trainer and Dos O'l.eary 3 Jas. Arsonsult. Time i minute 5 seconds.

lluli‘ mile-A M. Dunphy 2 A. Sul- —li\'au 3 Des. OKLeary.

Time 2 minutes 36 2-5 seconds.

Mile run~1 M. Dunphy.2 C. Cul- lsu 3 A Sullivan. Time 5 minutes 57 4-5 seconds.

Shot Put (12 ibs)——l L. Cote 2 Geo. MacDonald 3 R Shea Dist- ance 37 ft. 10 1-2 in.

High Jump-l A. Gormley 2 J. ll l-~i in. -

f Broad Jump-d Joe Trainor 2 A. Gormley 3 Des. O’I.esry. Dist- unco 18 it. 4in.

, Ilop, step and jump-—1 Joe Train- ‘or 2 A. Gormley 3 T. Hughes. Dist- ‘nnce 35 ft. 9in.

Standing broad jump-l L. Cote '2 A. Gormley 3 Des. O'Leary. Dist- aiicc 8 ft. Sin.

INTERMEDIATE EVENTS

The number of contestants was larger than usual and the competition in every event

won by Joe Traiuoi who obtained 2-1 paints in Gerald MacGuigan was radiate class, winning all six

young men on their excellent per-

220 yard dash-l Joe Trainer 2"

THE CHARDQTTETOWN GUARDIAN

Successor To - Ban Johnson .Wi11 Be Picked

DETROIT, MlclL. Oct- 26. -— Frank J. Nevin, vice ‘president and acting head of the American Base- ball League, today called a special

who resigned last week.

will be elected to fill the place. {m

medal donated by Dr, F. C. Dougan. '

Ontario Race Track Betting Gains In 1927

Tonomb, Oct. so. -An annual summary issued by Hon. J. D. Montieth, Ontario, treasurer, this afternoon shows that Ontario race tracks for 1927 had an attendance in the aggregate of 73,370 greater than for 192B.

Owing, however to reduction of the per diem tax on mile tracks from $7.500 to $5.000 provincial rev- enue dropped by $350,000. But with increased attendance wagering was greater than in 1926 with the result that despite the loss from tax re- duction the government's five per cent. commission on wagers brought the total revenue to the government from all racetracks to within $33,- 441 of the amount received for last

year. .., |‘.

Intyre, Wm. Halpenny, J, T, Mac- Keuzle. s. 1.. Hard)’. A. '1‘. Vinni- comhe, P. J. MacDonald, Battle's Beauty Shoppe. Byron Brown. Hy- nes Bakery, Geo. Tweedy, w. K. Rogers, iRuss Hotel. Weeks & Burns, Island Radio C0,, F. \\'. Woolworth & Co.. L. M. Poole & Ct‘... R. T. Holman Ltd., Prowsc Bros. Moore ti‘: Madbeod: Morris & Smith, S. A. MacDonald, Alley & Co., Mat-fellas. Bros., Fenncll & Chandler, D. A. BiucB. G. ll. Hooper, Bethune Hardware Co. Carter & Co., Chester Campbell, N. Rattenbury & Co., Clarke Bros, Stephen Duffy, Patons Ltd., Fred rim-def. R. E. Mutch d: Co., Hughes Drug Co, Lambros Bros, Maritime Stationers, Henderson & Cudmorc, l-ePage Shoe Co., Purdie & Fer- guson, Guardian Office, Emmett Doyle, G. H. Taylor, W. W. Well-l nor, (1 F "IIM-lmsnn l". N 'l‘-n-, ton, Art Campbell, Ernest Wortii,~ Reardoifs barrier Shop, Alex. int-- Pherson; MaoLean Bros, Sydney Green, DeBlois Bros. Carvell Br0s._ Bruce Stewart, Geo. H. Toombs. Gerald Maddigan, Palmer Watson Co., MacKinnon Ding C0., Milton Bell, W. J. Brawders, Patterson

meeting of the league directors to ppm 1g w groom Mluky waiker, be held iii Chicago, November 2, to mgddiewelght champion, elect a successor to Ban Johnson heavyweight

lt has been generally bolievedim-t; w that E. S. Barnard of Clevalandfready

l l l l l- Best all around athlete-Gerald liizicGuigan.

, 100 yard dash-i G. MacGuigan 2 C. MacG-uigau 3 P. Doyle. Time

Jeweller, Two lilacs, C.D. Raukiinl Cudmore Bros, Miller Bros. l Craswell Studio, Philips Suit-s 00., V. Coyle, A. Wilson, Red- din Bros. Stanley, Shaw ll; Peardon.

Betting Favoring

lKearns Is Out For l Dempsey s Scalp

CHICAGO, Oct. 26. — Jack Kenrns, who has pestcred Jack Dempsey, his former pal, tliruuglil the courts for years (lllllmlllg his, managerial percentage now inlks of;

seeing revenge in the ring. Kearnsfl

for ihc ranks as iveigiit adds itself to Mickeys iii:-

ker, Kearus says is aboutl or the light-heavyweight- t-lsss now and will be able to mixl with the biggest boys before long. When that time comes, Kearnanl hopes Dempsey may be one ot in Walker's palli-

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‘Colt Of Age Khan Takes Griterian

l NEWMARKET, Eng, Oct. 26. - The Age Khan's colt Farhad wonl the Criterion stakes this afternoon by three lengths from Mrs. D. Harris‘ Norwest, with Tetrill; owned lby R. Cohen, in third place ariotlierl length back. Five Juveniles went lthe six furlongs in the race, one ofl the greatest events for two-year- olds in England. . l

The betting was five to four ‘against Farhad, six to one agaiustl Norwest and two to one against‘

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CHICAGO, Oct. 26. The Frigate in which William Hale Thompson, .\ln'yor of Chicago, has been sailing n steady anti smooth course to win "firing tiislunco" of pro-English hooks in the Chicago public lib- rnry, has struck an uncharted rest’.

The lilnyous threat to seek out and burn in a huge lake front hon- l fire every book in the library found to have any passage savoring of pro-British propaganda, ran afoul two petitions for injunctions. One was filed by Edward J. Bohsc, aii attorney, who alleged the threat- ened destruction was without par- allel excepting in ancient Alexan-

Tetrill. The race was worth aboutl $4500‘- "ems- l It is “thoroughbred” through and tlirouglu-witli its "lBL'E'](ls,,sBtI,G_ . l ' . , u ' H . ' ' ' l , Thompsonas full, I'l(.l1 ﬂavour and ‘registered quality. plug and I; h Struck A Reef It does not_dry out, chip 0r crumble, because the shape tlielacuum ‘

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drin, Constantinople and other pla- ces where irreparable injury and; damage to civilization was; wrought. The other was filed by J.l Kentner Elliott. also an attorueyl who charged that Mayor Thump-l non is attempting to become u

censor of the literature which tlic citizens and tax-payers should rend.

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Oppenheim Horse

12 2-5 seconds.

220 yard dasii——1 2 iP. Doyle 3 C. Mo. 29 3-5 seconds.

Quarter Mile—1 G

5 i--i in.

IT . WEAR . STYLE‘

it; ft 7 in.

. MacGuigan 2 P. Doyle 3 G. MacLellan. Time 1 minute 14 2-5 seconds.

lligli Juinp—l G. MacGuigan 2 C. MzicGuigan 3 P. Doyle. Iieiglit 4 ft.

Broad Jump—l G. MiicGuigan 2 ii’. Doyle 3 G. hiaclsellan. Distance

Mrs. McQuaid, Bayer Studio. J. C. Corney, R. '1‘. White, Elm Grocery, Goff Bros, E. W. Taylor, Ed. Acorn. O. I.. Richard, J. C. Duffy, Mrs. A. Walsh. Jas. Duffy, Tho-s. White, Jenkins & ‘Sons, MacPhce Bros. A. E. Toomb-s, -F‘rn.nk Currie, Toornbs Drug Co., J. I’. MucClosk- ey, Wm. Weatherhy, H. i.. vVoi-thy, Riggs and Berrigan. Phil Noonan. Mark McGuigan, P. E. l. Dry Goods Store. ~

G. MacGuigan cGuigan. Time

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r New Telephone Directory

COD)’ In‘ being prepared fnr a new issue of the Telephone Directory. Intending subscribers are reminded that in order to have names listed in New Dlrccwry application must be in our hands not later than November 15th, 1927. '

Subscribers desiring changes in their present listing are requested to notify us of same hcfore the date mentioned.

CONNECTING LINES

Officers of connecting lines are requested to send to our Charlottetown office complete records oi’ their subscribes with proper ring numbers by November 15th, 1927.

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liiop, Step and Jump-i G. Mac- (lnikan 2 I’. Doyle 3 C. MacGuigan. Distance 30 ii. iliii.

OPEN EVENTS

Jiasehnli Throw-I Des. O‘Loary 2 M. Dunphy 3 A. MacDonald. Dist- ancc 253 i't.

Football Kirk-d l.. Cote 2 I). Campbell 3 A. Gormley’. Dix-stance 127 ft, 6iu.

l Three-legged race-—l A. Gorm- ley and Joe Trainer 2 Des O‘l.caiy and E. Murray.

Boot Race-l .A. Gormley 2 D. (‘zimpbcll 3 E. Inilinu.

l (irecn Rnce~l 0. Murphy 2 I.. Campbell 3 C. Macdoiiald. Milo Wlalk-—l i.. Macdonald 2

,l-3. J. P. (Yliauloy. Time 9 minutes, '35 seconds.

Wheelbarrow Race-i Des.‘ O'- llmiry and E. Murray 2 D. Campbell and W. Leslie.

‘ ‘Relay R-ace-~Won by third your team c0mp0B8tl 01 M. Dunphy, H. Grant, J. Truinor and A. Lawlor. l

Tennis Tournamcnt—Won by R. Cote and "L. Veneau.

Handball Tournawcnt (Senior) —D. R. H. O'Leary and J. P. E. (fiianley.

intermediate-E. n. Duffy, P. II. Morris.

Junior-A. Gormley, A. Peters.

l Best class team prize won-by third year.

l Wa lWll-lll to thank the following whr- so generously donated prizes: l iii-s Ixirdsliip Bishop O'I.eary. Rev. iP. McMahon, Rev. I’. Walsh, Rev. P. D. McGuigan. Hon. D. A. ?l\i.'icKinnon, W. Chester S. Mac- ‘Lurc, Dr. F. C. Dougan, D. M. D.. E, Ebeis, C. Gavin Duffy, Dr. J. E. Blanchard. Donald MacKinnon, Dr. lJ. D. MscGuigan, Dr. S. R. Jenkins, Dr. W. J. P. McMillan, Dr. G. L. (Smith. Jas. MCEICIIGYII, Dr. i. E.

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lMiles Is On Team

NEWMARKET, England; Oct. 2G. —--i-‘inni betting quotations on the (Izmibridgeahire. famous fail handi- cal), which will be run over tho mile and one furlong route here tomori~oiv for the 89th renewal. rc- YOFllH that the German-bred horse. Woissdorii owned by Baron S. A. Opponhcim, is the favorite at odds, oi‘ 5 l-2 i0 one against. Inca and] Fﬁliiiiiallli arc strong second ClIZIIICLEl at iii In 2 iii-(Rllli-il- - '-

Oilier boiling odds are: Orbin- dos, I00 to 9 against. Sliver Lurk and Copornl. 100 to G; Insight and All llluo. l3 in l; Medal, 2 i0 l; llcir Apparent and Volins Pride. 2R to l; Niiiniic. Esclurnioiidc, Sun Yul Son, (inustit: and Hera, 38 to l: Cuarlis and Presto-r John, 0 to l: Kitty Third. lllnskcd Marvel and Cctod. 50 to 1.‘ '

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That Wins At Gait

GAL-T, Ont.. Oct. 24. —-Haniilton Olympic Club teem, No. 1 (Harold Webster, William Hornby, Johnny Miles and Charlie Newton) finish- ing second. third, sixth and eighth won the annual Dunlop trophy ract from a classy field here this after- noon scoring 20 points.

The Highland Light Infantry. o! Gait" championed by Cliff Brickcr who incidentally was the first mar to break the tape, doing the fivr miles in 26 minutes. ran second with 46 points, just one point ahead 0i Toronto Monarchs, composed of Bil‘ Dahl, 9th; George Boyd, 13th; Wilf McArthy, 15th, and Fred Phillips 23rd. Toronto Gladstones wen fourth with 49 points. Guelph fifti- with '72, Hamilton Olympic No. 2 sixth, while only three of Contra Y. M. C. A. finished.

The first runners to finish were“ 1. Brlcker, Gait; 2, Webster, Hamil- ton; 3, Snell. Gladstones; 4, Hornbi Hamilton; 5, Sergeant, Gait; (i Miles, Hamilton; 7. Walsh. Guelph 8, Wswton, Hamilton; 9, Dahl, Tor- onto; 10, Smith, Central Y. M. C. A. , Toronto; _11. Cuthbert, Guelph. mic l2, Aggett, Toronto Glndstones.

It was the first time in the his- tory of the race that it has been run outside of Toronto and Hamilton and thousands of spectators liner' the route to see the 42 runners com- pete for place.

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