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THE CUARUIAN STILTS RACE LAST CEURCES CARPENTIER NUT B

EVENLNC WAS A SANCUINE SUCCESS UNLY AN ATHLETE BUT

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Thousands oi Enthusiastic Spectators Witnessed the First Event A

a 'oi Tliis'Kind'Ever Held in the City.-Great Enth- ___________

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H033” by me C“|°d°“i““ Pipe sport" came drifting back from adian Ofilce Wednesday after

Bond' Bild "$95953 ‘ld ¢° l AUVBIY past when they too were youngst- at

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tu-Iwf 01° G\|{\Td|““ 5"" face” ers. and many were stirred by

with their stilts at trail arms omat- almng lmnlaae to again nl--,nb me ed an imDOBiDK lDB¢Ul°\° 1°" W9* "wooden legs" as in days of yore., ning as they ‘left the Guardian#0f-,’ Many n nwlna,-'a face benlnen

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to the P14060 0f Willett C°“@K9 thrust out his chest as their boysi Kl‘0\\Bd4» U10 fi_9ld 0! DH"-10. Ul9\’@ struggled with enger anticipation' to mat it their DWWBBB “lid 195'-'for n place among the chosen. All

U19 couldn't win a prize, but every son

big classic. . V -showed the gameness and sports-

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their endurance and ability in

Hundreds of citizens lined route ofzmarch to the grou

ators awaited the arrival of

young,'ath1etes, about 70 in all

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where thousandaofadditionai spect race la lnnga, and me gnal_ anc..‘

l For almost a month, ever since

T110'-N609 WGN! 60114110104 ill ll the Guardian made the announce-1

roped ynciosure. thereby not only ment oi a ezine rnee, citizens gi`vin8 1'-he c°mpeut°r“ P1011!!! 0f general and especially the youth

scope, but affording the large

HH coinpntitors had looked forward

sembilge B Brand-stqlnd seal. ill the evening of the runes, ond

which to Wi!l1€SB the ill fivéllf. isny that everyone was well satis

To the thousands who eiithusi~ tied last night would be putting

llsliitlily f0|i0We(i fade lifter race mildly, as not 3 dull moment m

with the keenest interest, fond rod the splendid evening'a sport;

al the League of the Cross Band, that

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At the conclusfon of the races'

30 to be photographed-

THE SUMMARY:

9 yrs-ist Heat.

Compton Weliner yn Burnett

on Beers.

7 to 8 Venn.

McEnchern McDonald

M iiford

McMillan.

Final 7, 8 and 9 Years.

Mclilachern ivieneneiu ‘ ,

Milford.

10 Years. _

Geo. Smith ’

Mr. Chester S. McClure, president

i of' the Gnardinn, briefly addressed.,

their ability as stilt walkers and hoped that the event -would be made

- nn ainniial one. The speaker then

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F. 0'Nelii R. Taylor

-the hoyn, congratulating them on - 11

introduced Premier Stewart wiho l|W'R?i!‘?|‘gl*‘

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in congratulatory terms awarded

' P ms' Immun tho prizes to the winners of the dif-

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Here'o instant relief from that burn- ing coral Blue-lay will atop \\\'° PU” Then the oora loosenn and cornea out. -Doa aw\Y_‘*'m‘ dangerous jaring. Got Blue-ily Al

y°‘"d “ ®sisnio\4.,'Damiel Coughlin 'and B. Kelly for - - valuable assistance in ropifng and

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. NOTE-The winners of the ev-

`ferent events.

ducted the meet also to Messrs

preparing the grounds

ents are asked to meet at the Guar

To the olllciais und Police Oillc-

orn Walker nnd Higgins the Q r- dian extends hearty thanks forutxe

, capable manner in which they con-

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press report the ‘new Carpentieir

2 M. Nicholson.

- 3 P. Sheifoon.

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2 J. O’Ne`il 3 S. McCabe. _

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O'Neiii Taylor .Shelfoon Nicholson. McCabe Carver.

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Harry Walsh

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_ 2nd Heat- Harley Power

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for first place; Shelfoon won

etilts, but wins second pos`tion.

Officials:

Starter-James licMilian. Referee-L. B. McMillan.

Scorer-ivan Reddin. Finish Judges-W. 1-lalpsnny, F- Doyle, J. McEachern, Thom White.

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to be a good sort and what is bet er. is strong on the ianiily instinct.

noon ter than a mere punching mochine'H'e shows with great pride a letter

he is an all round athlete wlioiiihylm his nine-year-old son, addres |

keeps hiniseii' in good condition. lt 'se to Mon Cher Petit Pere, whichi . , is ieiated that in a workout at his Profecsor Curley translates as .\i.vi PI‘a,Cl',1C6 VP* Wh""’“sp“‘°'

training camp in indiana two days Dear_1»ittie Daddy. Ibettens and cs- _ before the encounter with Gibbons 1119;* *F0111 his Wife and children are The fouowmg ba" Mayen me . A t d

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Aihfwiitriige €ii?iIeh'hLtIi1¢;n rLillresDAmi:oi)r\I gtk;niiiigoggnldlnignrtgdofthsii requested to turn out for L. 0. C.i a* e

practical-ly a standing start, made a life. 4,000 miles away from home' haselizill practice Wednesilny even

clean jump over, the height being_'l`h€l”9 LB H large Dlctilre 0i` Mud- fonr feet. six inches aihove the ame Carlientler on the wail that ilour. No one but a; nithlete in con lilly Of Olll' H105! 'fl\ll\0llS lll0Vill_‘-1

lt picture queens might envy. nel The following in a brief biography

fore Carpentier ran a hundred of the Dllsilletol

yards in eleven seconds flat to pro-I

ve that his system still carried ull T0m»my Gibbons | its ancient drive and dash. Froml Born in 1889 at St. iPaul, -Minn. F Blume all outward appearances says tl\e» Slilrlféd l`igh'tinKln1911i. ' y

ln Most important ibattle before meet

in better pliysic-_ni nlinpe than the iilii Ci1l`D0ll‘il8l`¥ A l5l‘ound one drawn faced invnder who niet .lack with Jack Dempsey ni. iSlieiby,

Dempsey nt Jersey City three ymrs Montana, last July.

ago._ He is seven pounds heavier, The 1'e6\li‘i.I DSMPSPY l'9C9iV9d 3

for today he weighed 184 in s light 59618100 at gn dot bout.

summer suit. lille skin is clean and Other imimrtsnt bouits were with ,pink only slightly t:inii\._tl and the BUCK Cl‘0\1Se, Billy `Miske, Gus drawn look oi' 1921 has been sup C,\l‘l'i8ti8. BOD MOYIH. “Ury CIM'

planted by the look of one who,is M141 BH"-ivy Madden.

auprenieiy confident and in me nn-| His worst showing: Against Har-l est of health. Just sixteen yeure ago FY Greb, to whom he lost a 15-

P. Shelfooll as B banmmweimli YOUHZSY-er of i4 l`°“"d de0i9i°“ 0° 'Mamh 13. 1922- Brudenell School for the month oi

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,'l' The Acorn Road Race will 'I' fl' start froni the Acorn ltestaur- + ' 4+ ant today at 3 o’clock irhurli, 1'

'+ and win finish ine iaer three -i»

'I' laps on the Aliegwcit grounds, 1' *'- |'|' previous to the Abegweii__ -|- The following is the Abegweit _'I' Sumin<(|'side ball game. A re-‘ 'I' "H909 Wlliflh Wm face the Slim' 4- cn,-(1 attendance la expected -|»_meraide Torontos this afternoon: H' today, considering the (acl 'Y C~ D0\18W“-C“lC]1Bf- 'I' that the proceeds will go to' 1|' V. McQ\l8id-Pitcher. O' ward financing the trip of § F. McCarey-lst Base 'I' our local athletes, namely Mc- 'I' B. Garrick--Znd Base.

Q Donald, Walker and probably 4' Ben. McDonald-3rd Base. 'I' Barney I¢‘i'aiit'es-'l‘0 PARIS. '|‘ J. McEachern-Short Stop.

4' ‘P J. Cronin-Centre Field. -f~ 'I' 'I' 'I' 'I' 4' 'I' fl' 'P 'lv 'I' 'I' -I' 'I' 'I' P. McQnaid--Right Field.

*“ G. Houston-Left Field.

ing at 6.15 at Victoria Paik. Charles Lund, Skipper of the

E. Arsenuuit "Myslery" will accept Capt. Mc- Roy lloyln i)onald's challenge by sailing his V, McQuiilil craft against the “Rambler” on ’l`_ Mc-(‘nri-y ` 'l‘hiii'sday evening at 5.30 p.m.

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Enmkas defeated the Y. Girls by

`174 pins.

Miss Finlayson had honom tor

highest total and single. , a .

Wednesday at 'I T. C. F's_vs.

Hopefuia and at 8.30 yedazoguee vs Granlles., tt 1 9 s "..

Following are the results: -

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McRae . . . .. . .120 109 74 McRae .125 131 ' 105 Brown _ _ . ._ . . .B3 139

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H.Stewart 111 gl.

181 6

94 114

C.Brown..... ....162 .

R. Ward ...........111 100

Finlayson ._ . .199 155 Wright . . . .. . . _ . .185 135 129

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F, Josclili Total-1953

i 'i`. McFarlane - ' W. A. McDonald

T. Dewar '

E. Mciliiiiiuii

T. (‘_oi'rigiiii

F. Powi-r

B, McI)uiinld

W. *Davey

W. Dougherty _

J. Dillon W. Zaib

P. MnQu:iirl

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BRUDENELL SCHOOL

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at A vary, very cool-4 why not Hatchway

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Mcilae ‘....100 87 14

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W, pam-mga and G_ Ma".|a_ hevbegan his ring career, earning &May_ (1-indn $35 for a sesoon's work. Sixteen Gwrilel Carpentier Gi-title Viii.-1. ivan MacDonald

yeiiirs have slippedaiong since that Bum in Lens. Ffwliue ill 1894. 2. George Stewart.

ye-"_ modest beginn-lngidateen years that Started fighting in 1908. Grade Vi.~i. Verna Shaw, 2.

have known 103 rlng names, and Most important bout before Gib Edith Mncin-tyre, 3, Eilery SShaw. YS! t0dHy there isn't a. mark npqn b0ns battle: Witih Jack Dempsey in Grade iV.-1. James MacDonald.

-- "Tile Bnittle oi' the Centnry" in Jer- 2. Dorothy Siinw, Il. I-tnta Miic

io and 11 Years. _“Y City. July 2, 1921, -_Inn/re. .

4 _Tho result: .Denipieey knocked Cnr-l Gi'nili»_ iii.-»-1. Doris itonierisoii

1 R_ Taylor P'€in-tier out in the fourth rou'iiil_ 2. Ciniide iiiiii-inlyro, Ii, Noble

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H. Walsh and A- Shelfoon tied

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as merits become known it _.hed a`

JudseB_F_ P* Hennessem ,l._ w_ now kno»vn_ and prized throughout

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Walker, Geo. L. Proyvse, Fre “al t° H

C8l`l>entier's shoiwing aimnzed most Sh=1W~ critical. i Grade i.--Senior, 1. Ernest . Other opponents; Willie l,9wln_ Robertson, 2. Edith Webster, . Frankie Klan Bill I Grade i-Junior, 1 Margaret

i - _ _ s. P it, Ji' . - ‘ ~ 12 and 13 Years Smnh" Bombardlery Wgigae Jsaiwebster. 2. Lois Robertson.

1 R C V r Jeainette Gunboat Smith, Joe Bee | _ 'l`€i4ChCI'. UD1`li@il1;i

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keti and rgwniey, nie last num-‘ ' "" “ " peso victim.

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'- HIGH SCHOOL TODAY,

. The West Kent School Baseballl team leave this morning for Suni- ,merside where they will piny the High School Team this afternoon.

Id. llowlng is the line up:

Catcher-W. Ceilings.

Pitcher-D. Grant lst Base-H. Ebert;

2nd Base-A. Walker 3rd Base-L. Partridge

Short Stop-P. Mclnnis (Capt) L. Field--J. Cameron , C.’ Field-S. McNutt

ln R. Field-F. Rsnahan

m Spare-H. Ross

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