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U: . ' Roveifi went into a four game lead 1;, theqfity League ball series at the wens,’ of the c. N. n. Recreation gum ljst evening at the Abeswele ‘guinea by a score of I to '7. nmikhe Railway aggregation not 5g; erratic when runners were on thefiatfis, a different story might hjvg b/gen told. As it was they gave the ‘fut and heady Rovers the game of theffi lives. " "smék" Johnson on the mound {or t gwinnere, huzied a steady nine ‘e, Ayers, the opposing s}; - ‘an, pitched good ball, but the sup- port ‘t d'him in the ‘first and seven f innings by his team mates undoing. .\'

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Rovers-Whalen lead- heg off, drlvs a. hot one at McDon- ald atifhird and is safe on the latter‘s tumblfi Whalen gets to second and -- third on Lynda’ wild throw. following grounds to Square- hrlggsQpd is safe on Johnny's error. Whale}; scored on the error. Murley fouls out to Garnhum. McKenzie at bat. Ncmnls trys a steal and is caught: McKenzie grounds easily to Goes, who fields ball, then throws it lwuyxMckenzie going toisecond on the bad throw. Francis grounds out to to Lynda. 1 run; no hits; 3 morn» -' '

C. XRP-"Smack" Johnson on the 8101M for Rovers. McDonald lead- ing oflflsstruck out afler getting Johnson in a hole. Squarebrigga negotiates a walk, steals second and thirdFMartin fans. Lynda, a danger- ous hitter, drives one at McInnis; Percy makes the chance but Blanch- 1rd drops the ball, Lynds safe, while squai-‘ebriggs scores. Lynda steals wool-stand‘ third by rust sprinting. Lortefnext batter, drives a. dandy singleiintoright field, scoring Lynds. Goes ‘up, takes one as larter steals. Goes singles to centre, Larter going to third. Bill Power strikes out. 2 runsye hits; 1 error.

Second liming-Rovers. Williams

strixerfput. ci-onm grounds out to Bqusrebriggs to Lynda. Blanchard strikes" out. No runs; no hits; no er- m- :1‘ C. R..—Garnhum grounds out. ' llama to Blanchard. Ayers grounds out tojfJohnson to Blanchard. Mc- Donal_d_'flys to Murleyln deep centre. N0 no hits; no errors.

fluid Inning-Rovers. Johnson Ifvlliids‘ out to Bqusrebriggs to Lvndiwhsien strikes out. Mclrinls laces blow drive to right field, Lar- ter it down. No hits; no 111118;.

47- R-Squsrebriggs flys out to Croninin left field. Martin labels 9116 tlitoilgh short field. Lynda takes 0M fl-sMartln steals“. Lynds drives a i McKenzie in right field, who

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takes-it easily. Larter fouls a couple then strikes out. i hit; no runs; no errors.

Fourth Innlng-Jtovers. Murley. is hit by pitcher. McKenzie up. Murley steals second and third and goes home on catche Garnhunfs wild throw to ‘ cut him off. McKenzie grounds out to squarebriggs to Lynds. Francis flys out to Larter in right. field. Williams hits safely to left field, than pilfcrs second on the first pitched ball to Cronin, next batter. Williams is caught between second and third but makes the grade to third. Cronin ‘grounds out. 1 hit; 1 run; l error.

C. N. R.—Goss line drives to Mur- ley in deep centre. Power gets a walk. Garnhum up. Power steals second. Garnhum flys out to Murley. Ayers flys out to Cronin. Ayers received air- tight support in this inning.

Fifth Inning-Rovers. Blanchard beats out a. short grounder. Johnson grounds out to Squarebriggs to Lynds. Blanchard stole third on the out. Whalen singles to centre scoring Blanchard. Mclnnis gets. a free’ trip to first. Murley takes one as Whalen slides into third and is safe. Murley strikes out; Camhun-i dropping the third pitch allowed Whalen to score on the throw‘ to first. McKenzie grounds out _to Goss to Lynds.

C. N. R..—McDonald grounds outto Mclnnis to Blanchard. Squarebriggs flys out to Cronin in left field Mar- tin flys out to McKenzie. No hits; no runs; no errors.

Sixth Inning-Rovers. Francis at bat. fie grounds out to Lynds. Wil- liams fouls out to McDonald. Whit- lcck beats out a ground ball along third. Blanchard up. Whitlock steals second but is caught at the same work at third. ‘No hits; no runs; no errors. - '

C. N. It-Lynds grounds out to Williams to Blanchard. Larter re- ceives the same dose. Goss is walked. Power lets one go by, while Goss steals second and makes a. great pil- fer of third.‘ Power strikes out. No hits; no runs; no errors.

Seventh Inning-Rovers. Blanch- ard hits infield ily. Garnhum drops the easy chance and the former is safe. Ayers‘ balked and Blanchard goes to second. Johnson hits an easy grounder to Squarebriggs who goose- stcps the ball long enough to allow Johnson to gm down. Whalen flys out to Power in centre. McInnis grounds to Ayers, Blanchard pulls the throw to third and all are safe. Blanchard finally crosses the plate on Ayers’ bad throw. Murley singles to centre scoring Mclnnis and John- son. McKenzie singles to centre scor-

ing Murley. Francis takes one. Mc- Kenzie second and goes to third on

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a wild throw. Francis is safe on a short outfield fly, scoring McKenzie. Williams strikes out. Johnson safe

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MONCTON, N. 3-, July 3.—A mo- tion accepting the plans and specific- ations for the new rink and exhibi- tion building for the City of Mono- ton and authorizing the city clerk to call for lenders at once, the clos- ing date before noon, July 21, was passed by the City Council sitting in committee of the whole tonight.

The plans and specifications, as submitted by Architect J. S. Roy, call mi- a. building 160 rt. x zoo rt. with an ice surface of BB ft x 160 it. and a seating capacity of approximately 5,000 with standing room for an addi- tional 1,500 persons. The building as outlined by the architect, is to be of solid brick with a concrete fourid ation over steil frame and will cost approximately $66,260.

The artificial ice plant to be in- stalled will cost an additional $32,200, bringing the building within the $100,000 for which legislation was secured for the building of the struc- ture.

In the motion moved by Alderman Brown and passed unanimously the tenders shall be accompanied by a. cheque for l0 per cent of the total tender and shall read as follows: (a) A solid brick building; (b) concrete block with brick front: (c) concrete seat-s throughout; (d) wooden seats throughout.

The motion was madeto read in this mariner due to the fact that the figures submitted by the ‘bi-amulet called for wooden seats and some of the menber of the Council were o4 the opinion that the building should be entirely fire-proof and it was poss- ible that this might be done by mak- ing the advertisement for tenders read as above. '

on Squarebriggs’ error "on a ground- er. Blanchard up. Francis is "caught." stealing third. 3 hits; ii runs; 4 er- rors.

C. N. R.-Garnhun-i singles to right. Ayers up. Garnhurn steals second. Ayers grounds out to Whalen to Blanchard. McDonald grounds out to Mclnnls to Blanchard. Squarebriggs singles to centre scoring Garnhum. squarebriggs steals second 'Msrain doubles to centre, scoring Square- briggs. Lyrids up, grounds to Johnson and beats the throw, Martin scoring. Lynds stole second. Larter up. Lynds steals third. barter strikes out. 8 runs; s hits; no errors.

Eighth Inning-Rovers. Blanchard singles to left field. Johnson grounds to Goes, who forces Blanchard at second. Whalen strikes out. Mclnnis grounds out to McDonald to Lynds. l hit; no runs; no errors. ' C. N. Rs-Goss singles to right field. Power gets a walk. Garnhum up. Goes and Power pull a double steal. Garnhum strikes out. Ayers grounds to Mclrinis, scoring Goss. McDonald up. Ayers on second, Pow- er on third. McDonald batting grounds out, Power pulls a throw from second and scores.’ Ayers is caught at third. 2 runs; 1 hit; 2 er- rors.

Ninth Inning-Rovers. Murley flies out to Squarebriggs. McKenzie works a passage. Francis ilys out to Larter. Williams grounds out to McDonald to Lynda. No hits; no runs,- no er- rors.

C. N. R.--Squarebriggs grounds out to Williams to Blanchard. Mar- tin flys out to Whalen. Lynds flys out to Mclnnis. No hits; no runs; no er- rors.

THE LINEUPS

C. N. R. Rovgfg Catcher

Garnbum _ Francis Pitcher

Ayers Johnson 1st Base

LWld-S Blanchard 2nd Base

Squarebriggs Williams 3rd Base

Cass Whalen

Short Stop McDonald McInnjg Left Field

Martin ci-obin”

Centre Field '

POW" Murley

Right Field 1511161‘ ' McKenzie

"writes-At the plate-Dr. Doug-

un. (h: the bases-Fred McCabe and

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Ewfening 9. to 7—-Railway Boys §3ive Champions Hard Game.

Staff Had Very’ Enjoyable Time

On Wednesday at 1.10 the employ- ees of Moors and McLeods store. with some friends, about forty in all. left for an afternoon's outing at Stanhope Beach.

Arriving at their destination after a pleasant motor drive, bathing suits were donned and water P010. him!" irig, etc., was enjoyed until the big event of the‘ day was called-the baseball match between the "Bath- ing Suits" and "Sailor Pants."

The referee, Mr. Thos. Griffin. called both teams and after explain- ing some little details of which he thought the local men might not be well informed (it might be men- tioned here that Tom. has 1115i W‘ turned from the United States and played in some of the major leagues -or perhaps, he said, saw some of the major leagues). makes little difference as he hand- led the teams without showing any favors until the game was called it 4 o'clock on account of the rain with the "Sailer Pants" leading by a score of 2-1.

The following is the lineup:

Baud“; suits Sailor Pants Pitcher a Alice Purcell J. P- Gordon lCatcher r. s. Kelly ' L. Doyle 1st Base C. P. McKenzie 2nd Base Jennie Johnston l 3rd Base . w_ 1,, Henry (Capt) L. Ward (Capt) Short Stop Mrs. G. F. Moore Left Field Miss McMillan John Hambly ' Right Field Edna Harris Miss M153“ Centre Field Miss E. Love Miss B. McDonald

Space will not permit an extend- edreport of the game which did not go the full second innings. but it goes to show that many stars have been selected from lust such awe- gatioris.

Lyddie Doyle, who by the way is a phototype of the famous Babe Ruth, dazzled the spectators by his brill- iant swats and it is understood that he is liable for several broken panes of glass in a. nearby residence.

Doris Heart:

C. S. Drew

S. A. Mcleod

John P. Gordon was the talk of the afternoon. One ball which went over the plate and escaped the catcher, has not yet been found.

George McQuaid, who was in ev- eryone's way, including his own had the misfortune to swallow a cud of

though in a weakened condition con- tinued to bother the teams.

When the rain started the teams repaired to the beach and at 6- oclock all trooped to the old Mc- Millan Hotel where the well filled baskets provided by the ladies were opened out and full justice done to a palatable lunch.

Dancing was then enjoyed with Miss Bernadette Gaudet presiding at the piano.

The party returned to the city about 8 o'clock and after a drive about the city, with tooting of horns. called at the store of Moore at Mc- Leod where ice cream was served.

A hearty vote of thanks was here moved by Mr. Arthur Heart: in a neat speech, and seconded by Mr. George McQuaid, thanking the direc- tors for their kindness in providing such a pleasant outing. This was replied to by Mr. J. P. Gordon and Mr. S. A. McLeod in their usual haPDy manner.

The enjoyable afternoon was con- cluded by bouncing Messrs. J. P. Gordon and S. A. Mclnod. i

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Boy's Get in Training For July 9th.

Big Athletic Meet and Tea Party at Victoria under the auspices of the Union Hockey Club. Junior, Inter- mediate and senior Events open to P. a. bland.

Who will win the s mile lead lace? Don't fail to get your share or the beautiful Medah July 9th at ‘victorie- -

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Plucky Can. Marathoner

Percy Wyer, diminutive 43-year- Canadian marzithoner, added one more tier to his crown of laurels when he iompcd home with a seven-min- ute lead-about a mile-over Whitey Michaelson of New York and 24 other good road runners in the an- nual Cadillac A.C. marathon at. Dc- troit on June 228. Wyer was tenth at two miles, seventh at ten miles,

miles from home he war out in front.

second at seventeen miles and two)

{dovm by a motorcycle policeman but,

though dazed and bruised, scrambled ‘up and went on to overhaul the jfaltering Michueison. ilournoy Wycr had to race to beat a. Wreight train across a crossing. This is'\Vyer’s third victory in this same marathon and he is now the owner ‘of the big challenge cup. Wyer i; marathon champion of Canada.

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Great Array of

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such a reputation for itself on the racing map will be right in the lime

races there! in the past three seas- ons has rzsulted in record crowds attending made final arrangements yesterday.

acted and Mr. Quigley says that nothing will b? left undone to make

tobacco but was quickly revived and the afternoon of that day a. most,

enjoyable‘ one for the thousands of people he expects.

His program consists of three rac-i

es-a free-for-all which will bring togethcr the b-s-st trotting breed on the Island including Qulnla. Bingen Aubrey Lucky Lindy. Marge Direct T. J. Devlin and W"? Will Tell. The 2.24 class trot and pare ~"

eight sure starters and a 2.28 trot and pace m which it will b». probab- ly necessary to have elimination heats. In the mixed events the trotters will be allowed three sec-

Will Be Again . In the limelight

Quigley. whose capable handling of‘

Wedzesday, July 1s is the date scl- '

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Readiness For lgThe Big Sports

{Much Enthusiasm Being Shown In Aquatic Meet Which Will Be Staged this Evening At Ken- sington Beach.

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It is the general expression of program of swim- ming races to be held tonight at Kensirigton Beach is an affair wh_ch has been long overdue. Seniors and juniors, of both sexes, are to be given a chance to excell themselves in the dozen or so events, most of which are of the free style, go-as-you-please

old During the race he was knocked.’ Variety’

Not the least in point of interest

which a regulation diving stand has been built, with spring-board, all ac- cording to the directions of Mr. Neil

‘ Cameron, former fancy diving cham- I

picn of Canada. who is at present

iemployerl in the construction of the

will be the diving competitions. for]

new C. N. R, Hotel. , Mr. Cameron has consented to give 1 an exhibition of diving during the

icvenziig, and this feature alone, will -.

[be worth the short journey out to Iihe beach. Although we are-a sea- ] side town the sports on Friday night

are by way of an innovation, and if I

I sufiicicnt encouragement is given ‘other programs may follow, from week to week.

Yesterday the McDonald brothers Wallie, Joe and Kenny, WllO kindly Iloaned their scow for the occasion, were busy constructing a diving stand and later in the evening placed it on the scow. so that now everything is i: readiness for this evenings meet.

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Fast Horses For

' _-—'1 ..1 .tth ‘i’.lVf.C.A.'~'-‘- St. Peters Bay which has madcioids ovér the pacors. so that a zasfmua camp a e ‘RHOMJ’, stawment “as ‘Sued at

‘ircttcr may cnicr in the 2.28.

The purses will be $250 for the two] . [light again this year. Secy. Albertlfast classes and $200 for the 2.28. The swift curves pitched by Mr.

‘class. Five percent will be charged

‘in enter. but no deductions viii be made from the winners. '

Hr. Qulglcy is arranging to have ‘the course covered with anti dust so that tile ladies may come arrayq 2:! in their vcry best summer attire] ‘and not be made uncomfortable. A‘ ‘ot c. §'i'.'(l v.:._-. I: 1223115.! pit |tlze track axd grounds and the whole; ‘Tvrill present a festive appearance. The; ladies of Rollo Bay Parish,‘ ‘Church will take entire charge of‘ ‘the m-als. while the refreshment ‘catering null b’ in the hands of ex- perienced parties.

A special train will run from. ‘Charlottetown for the convrrience of! _thc horsemen and others who desire; it’) go that ivay. Just mark July 16 ‘in your little book. and make up’ ‘your mind to be there y-ourzrlf and ‘bring your friends on that date.

a new dancing booth and an excellent track with a bang-up entry list is promised the large crowd of people expected at Georgetown Rac- es, which will be staged on Wirdnes- day, July 9th.

Ths track is being groomed into the best possible shape and if a fine day favors spectators are in for for many driving and hair-raising finishes.

Following are the entries:

2.18 Clues Trot Ind Pace Johnny Walker. Garden City stab- les; Peter will ‘roll. Kenny. Summer- side; Watts Edition, Trainer. Mt. Ry-

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Ceorgétovvn All: Set For Big hideout

Course Iln Excellent Shape—New Stands Ready to Seat Capacity Attendance Expected.

i .A new grand stand and band stand,

an; linger: Aubrey. Macxinnon, Charlottetown; Marge Direct, Hen- nessey, Charlottetown; Gordon Bar- lettetown; Edith Aubrey, MacDon-

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vester, MncLaron, Montague; Lucky Lindy. McNcill, Southport, entered by C. O'Brien, Alberion; '1‘. J. Devlin. lifcQuarrie. Summerside.

2.25 Trot and Pare

Don Dix. Henry. Georgetown: G01‘- don Harvester, McLarcn. Montague; Peter Alright. MacQuan-ie. summer- side; Lucky Lindy, MacNcil. South- port. entered by C. O'Brien. Alber- ton; Fernwood Aubrey. MacQuarrie. Summerside; Dixie Marque. Murphy. Montague; Johnny Walker. Garden City Stables; Louiset, Garden City Stables.

2.30 Class Trot and Pace

zie, Gasperaux; Black Silk, Carver,

iVernon; Baby Todd, Carver, Vernon; i

IDelta 12., MacQuarrie, Sumnierside; ‘Dapper Don. Morris, Charlottetown: golo. Montgomery, Souris; Rolo Waltz, MacDonald, Souris.

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St. Peters Bay Races On July l Y’$- B0318 Camp lée-‘Cream Of The Island En-

At Canoe Cove

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l Between 30 and 40 boys lravc the Y M. C. A. this morning for their grounds, Canoe Cove.

Many new attractions are offered this yiear and the boys are assured o’ a real happy azzd healthful tun clays.

Leadership is considerably‘ streng- thrncd thzs year with Rev. C. N. Brown and Medical Student Lorne McLean as camp doctor. Many of last year's campers are coming back a-

aid, Peters Road; Mary Volo. Mac- Donald, Mermaid; Our Polly. Mac- Donald, Forest Hill; Teddic Jackson,’ Keenan, Peakes; Princess Edna, Gil-' lis, Kinros; Leuburn Les, MacKen- |

Orolo. Prziught, Cherry Valley; Mac- assist in transporting the

lgain and the junior leadership will ialso be well up to the standard. There ls still room for any

minute. Parents who are anticipat-

ing sending their boys are asked to_

late comers who may come at the last _

‘get in touch with the leaders at the ,_ _.

lY. M. C. A. this evening. Any friends of the "Y' who can

boys are

masked to phone the Y. M. C. A. at

19s. Cars will be leaving the "Y"

‘building at a. 1o, and ll o'clock.

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A C. N. R. Remains

. Out Of Politics

l MONTREAL. Que, July 3.-'l'ha

, the head office of the Canadian Nat-

ional Railways here. To correct any -»

impression which may exist in the minds of certain individuals, it can b: definitely stated that the Can adian National Railuics system has been and will remain out of politics. In the employment of workmen and others no favoritism bccailse oi pol- itical leanings will be shovm.