JULY 31_, 193421

TI-IE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

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United States Captures Doubles atch

Winners _ Handed Entlqes For

Tough Opposition NeWA1111a11 i

Races Wed. .

Red Sox Defeat Senators;

Browns Come Through In Ninth To Beat Chicago

s1TE Fon ilVI3tCl1€S TITLE EoUT

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,/wl,ymLEDON, July 30.-Great Britain tonight required only one vic-. mv ln tnmorrows singles matches with the United States to make s

M Large List Of Fast

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Stoefen \_71nd1cates Himself, Play- Aggfsst <i;_;gO__;=;°=_ ing Brilliant Tennis In Fourth Attractions. Set When Losers Looked As $950 PRIZE MONEY.

If They Might Beat Favorites. __

1(‘l‘-Al’ By Guardlan’s S cial Wir

nl }¢iaining the Davis Cup. historic tennis trophy.

A5 A-.5 expected, the United States’ team of George M. Lott. Jr., and

Lgici- Stoefen defeated George Patrick Hughes and Harold George New- wmb, up 7-5, 6-0, 4-6, 9-7 in the doubles today. Britain won both the opmlng singles matches Saturday.

Fred l’crry, the world’s top-ranking player, meets Francis X. Shields om of thc final singles while Henry W. (Bunny) Austin and Sidney

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difficulty.

The doubles match was far closer lm the score indicates. The vet-

Brilish team put up a stubborn

.igzllnst their favored riv- forccci them to a burning The Americans appeared to

lring badly' in the third set and

W0.-id, Jr., engage in the other. Perry is expected to defeat Shields

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NEW YORK. July 30-Wesley

Ferrell subdued the hapless Sen- , ators at Washington today. shut- ting them out with 10 hits while Boston's Red Sox hammered Links around and took the final game of 1, the series 8-0

Boston captured the three-game

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l. Lucky Lindy. 2.1111, C. M. Al- _ sixth place again as St. Louis

2. Betty S., 2.10. C. M. Alexand-

3. Marjorie M.. 2.0f7>‘u. M. Jab-

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set to, 2-1 and gave the crippled Washlngi/on club it‘s 20th defeat during July against. eight victories. The loss dropped the Senator to

Browns defeated Chicago. For Ferrell it was his ninth vlc-`

tory of his late-starting season ag- ainst a single defeat and a fairly easy task despite Washingtonks ten blows. With Hcinic Manush. Johnny Stone and Joe Kuhel on the injured list. the Senators ag-

basc, the berth Kress has been holding down since Kuhel broke his leg, Cliff Bolton, who only de- serted the holdoul ranks ii few days ago, caught.

Browns Win In Ninth The Browns rallied behind Dick Coffman's good pitching at St. Louis, tied Chicago White Sox in the eighth and won 4-3 in the ninth.

Saliiiiiy West was the batliiic

helo of the day. his homer in the eighth. with a miate on base, tying the score at three all. West also scored another run for the Browns in the sixth, after singling.

Appling. Sox shortstop. present-

ed the victors with the winning run iii the ninth. when he fumbled

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NEW YORK, July 30 - The

return weiierweight titfr fight hetvieen Bamey Ross and .Iimmy lylcLarnin will be held at thc Madison Square Garden Bowl in Long lsland City Sept. 6, the New York American Christmas Fund, promoter of the m1tch announced today.

Ross, who won the li.|e fiom

the Vancouver Irishman there May 28 and li‘lf‘l.arniii_ sglleil the articles some time ago but the site was left open. The con- tract with the Girdcn \\a~ signed todav

l _. .- _ _ i .', M Sinclair

i iiemergcd victors in thc ladies doubles,

lwinnina from Miss Tait and Miss

Finals were reached in the ladies'

doubles and men's doubles yesterday in the tennis tournament, and the brand of tennis witnessed by the ,f::illci~_v would satisfy the most carp- llng critic. The matches iverc a strik- Iing testimony to the marked and icontinued improvement in the gamc played here during the last few years.

‘Vilas Boulke and iss

5. Doctor Medium, 2.11, A. Perry.

6. Heather Bell. Brent Mclrlnls.

7. Patrick Direct. 2.10%. J. ls-

8, Star D., 2.13. lDr. Bowne-ssl.

alri presented a makeshift lineup Rookie Johnny Gill played left field in place of Manush_ who got in only as a pinch hitter. Refi Kress was shifted to right and

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scored.

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Melllio's slow grounder and Bajma

l L | Kenny and McQilaid in three thril-

l How They Stand ling sets. 7-5. 5-3. 6-rl.

The tally came at the conclusion

of a last minute rally. which Roger Horn.=b\".=. 1934 edition of the Browns have presented local fans

.____?. gllarriiigton 6-2, 6-3. In the men`s

doubles, Dickson and Gass won from

1\l€n's Singles

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rwgpdly Charlottetown.

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for Stocferi. The six- wlrel

five-inch Califomiim. whose LONDON July 3fl§Cm-es at All

Open:-d Quietly

The ir._i~c1i opciied quietly enough wth S:/=~f:‘ii somewhat erratic and ilr..~=o1l~ ‘ii act lhc first ball of his lrriiii iz liic court, Lott was piily- inrsmzl \ liiolllzh and they pulled

._ ed Albe,-l0n_ started w01'ki.lig out observersf

;__Worthington 154. Richardson 581; 7_ 5ll\~el~ l)0¢l,0l~_ pm-gy Bowncsg, :igrccd they would be hard to beat.

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mPSh11`i“- 192 Hhfi- f011°W1I1B 0I`l» Summerslde. entcreo oy O`Brle1i R E S U L T Si But. it remained for a girl diver,

17 1°' *W0 HY- D<’Tb_\'. Stables. I13 year old Lynda Adams of Van-

Middlesex 516 for seven declared ‘~ - . '

9 Alb2l’l\' ,. , _ 53 50 515

PI_"\`fH11Sf‘<1 CHD! R N01"f15 end of the days plav in first class do? gixglotwtglva' C F K rm I '

~ ' _ _ _ _ _ _ en _ _ _ 9 yv Montreal _ oi

Wl»l1f1mS 1° 5"11d l hun? 0511 cricket matches that will end to- Summa,-Side' I Buffalo __ _ ., 5<'

"1" I'"m`d [?l‘“'iS RK. W‘}l__mer_A1' m01'1'0W f01I0Wf 3. Joe the Great. Chas. Ballard, It looks as though there will be a S_\'1”H»Gl1£\P ~ -- 43 6? 411

*1I;f_I__i:;_“1__-1_'__;g‘;'h _A‘_"_;‘__y,_5 biggtig Surrey 501 (Watt five for 1341; C_ B record entrv for the Provincial Ri'le B31i11Ti0I‘e .. 32

_____‘z__ _____________________g_ ‘ ' Kent 378 for six fAs.hdown 121, 3, 'Winnie Winkle. 2.13, W. Mc- ‘matches which will commence _ 'mm'

___ ___h___ ___________d to be the “nal grr;e_s 64, Todd 62 not outl at. the Neill. Southport. Thursday morning and will be com- AMERICAN LE.~\Gl’E

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_ v 5_ Fl-anl; J, 0rt0lan_ Capt. S. pleted Friday aftern'».'vii_ The s len- (C-V nhl* By G““l'd1"l'5 SPNIHI

"1 __\_‘_"f_ f‘:I_'__‘_P___§_;:];2egggh$; Sussex 251 fMclville 55, Mayer Grady, Summerside. did DI‘1ZB 1151-- the 18FLZ0Si» f01` llilfilly, wire’

so md mm, scmcély could m_‘ rmii- for sil; Warwickshire 269 and 6. Mac volo, 2.13, o'Brieh stab- years. the Offvrmlls of cups. medals LONDON, July 30-Calladfs bla h__H~“_,__l(_ _hp Britons were “___ 126 for two ixllhf-r vol at Hove. ics, Atherton. _ _ and aizgrczatc a“'a1'ds has Sllrrcfl up Brlllbh Emr»11'<` Games team- the

by me mmu_e_ It ap_ Essex 214 iocohnor 62, clay six 7- Capt. Cont. Sample 'Hamms H 101 Of enthusiasm. largest body of athletes to Journey “,o,nd be licked if the for 517); Glamorgan 152 and 353 Stables, tsensuigton. S-‘\;2;_I-113 Secre£ary Capt. W. A. overseas for the second Empire

Wm, L0 _hp mm set for com for eight <Tumbull 123, Clay sol at mt is at the range every after- festival. went into intensive train-

Clacton, 2.26 Trot and Price 1Trotte'rs 4 Secs.) f_1_<_1__¢§;_s___;2;1¢111___S__)_§‘_1_|_i_1”19-5 S0__l1'1H1 ing in thc London district today.

, Q, .__ _,H V _ _ Cvlollcestershire 625 for six fDacrc _ ' g c\'er_v 1111;: wi The Canadians apparently had suc-

miiiiX-iflii»-ifiiifiiiniiigiiitliiiciein1 1114. Barnett im. Hammond 265 not I~ .M"‘yb"d' E' Armsuong Sumi is like Clock work' T°d`”“' ““"`” “"" <-cs.~fii1l.\- i-id thcnisclvcs of tiieir roi'lri_` :’i~'_:i'iicr1 I-liiniics' selves mm? W0r°"5i¢1'Sh11"-’ 325 if DI-1d10_V~ merside` . - pracucci immmg and "fm'n°°“ sea-logs since arriving Saturday.

th, CAH,.[_ Enclftlme sux.- Lancashire 903 iTyldesley 1151 2‘ Pcggy Longs” Fwnk ("“ib°°k‘ ind “T15 m‘°l~V_, that 'IWW “uf °i M, M. Robinson. Manager ofthe

i.~¢:-_lim ini- l.ii».=e with ii bill. Leicestershire 246 ini-mstrong ioil S““"“°“‘°°'. G. 1 ch Ball A - °W" T’ °"“"“ “‘" b” ’“"“"“‘~ train. mio thin- were no accidents pi.-.fir io. F.iial1_v Lott man- 8! 1-»1V6rD00i. N31_Qlfif§el , as' at ` __._.M_ to mni- the crossing from Montreal

md ,A C.. 1-_,,. ml; bncl( lnlo play’ Yorkshire 384 for six declared Tmffi, ne&]O“` 'Wilfred Baker io Liverpool. l-lc told British sport

Lc.~'i:~ <_\.i~'i ihc nmtch with a' fTiirner 80, Gunn four for 541; Dm',mwum N S' ` imillmrilies that Chn:ic1a'5 girl track .l.1_i1i~.c bzick alley. iNottinglilimsliire 154 for five 5 nlwe' §;0l`0_ _Blemon Ram team was rcrardcd as Outsi-aiidin

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_f_'E_I_i_i__rdstaff 62 not out) at Notting- say`_Amc_.wn_ _ _ A S E B A l lim virtually evcl-y event and when

Re¢<»~dEnf»~y ig A A A ll | A A 3;

_ Ladies' Doubles-Semi-finals

2-19 Cla” Tm' “nd Pa" ,~ won llqgl l-,Q Tait iincl Harrington iron from

i Newark .. 66 41 .617 - '

‘T'°""" 4 Sec” I N T R A I N I N G’ Toronto ._ . oz 44 _assi

__ The Wims_ 2_18_ Charles Rem, I Rochester 61 is 570

.'13 .`i(I`i _'17 457

63 .320

Wnn Lost l‘.(`,

Detroit . . _ _ . . _ _ ._ . 59 36 621 New Y0rk .. . _ _ . 57 36 .G13 Cleveland . . . _ .. 53 41 564 Boston ._ _ . _ . . . 52 45 .536 St. Louis 42 467 Washington _ . . . .. 44 . _-158 Phiiadclphlzi _.. 37 7.' .402 Chicago 33 .340

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: Finals - Ladies’ Doubles

Block and Roacrs. 4 6, 6-3, 6-1.

Bourke and Sinclair won froml

Tait and Hal'rinl:;ton, 6-2. 6-3. I

Finals-1\len‘s Doubles I

Dickson and Gass won from Kenny

.ind McQuald. 7-5. 6-3. 6-3.

Ladies’ Singles

Miss B Rogers won from Miss Z.

Linl:l<‘l1cl‘_ 2-6, 6-4. 6-4.

Semi-finals

Miss B. Rogers won from Miss J.

Tait, 4-6, 6-4. 6-2.

Following is the schedule for to-

day:

11 ri m--Matheson & Rogers vs.

Played

In Tenn_i__s Finals

'Misses Bourke 69° Sinclair, Messrs.

Dickson And Gass Are Victors In Finals Thus Far - Other Matches To-day;

iwilincr of Black-Sallnders match. _ 4 p. m-Finals Ladics' Singles. Miss E l'-lolil"if.r~ is T\il.<.< B. Rogers; Fiiinls l\'ir‘n`s Singles, Hansen V5. ii,\-llmfw of \'>i_L-'oil \'< l\.'inl'|ei~ Black- IS:il11id~:"1 ii1;i'.~l` l 530 li ni l>:"`~.-on A' Bourke vs. iwlniicr of Kcnn_\'-Hariwnglon vs. Matl1c.'~rli'i-Rooms. match.

--i--iw PLA YOEF

CAME ENDS

IN DRAW

(Special to The Guardian)

Sl’.\I.\lEl{.\ll)li. .lu.y 30-The

playoff game for ilic .\lc_\lurd0 Cup bctuern the C 1'. M. L. and Pioneers lust night at Sum- ` mersidcii ended in a four-all draw. It uns one nf the best games seen licrc this season, henv_v hittiiic h_\ lictii teams hn- ing a feature. '

The winners secured three

tallies in the first inning, adding one more iii the fifth, (`. Y. M. Y. getting one in the first and three more in the fourth frame

Umpire; Dr .\lc.\lurdo: Base

Judge. Geo Lockhart,

Batteries: C Y. ZVI. L.. 'Reg

Phillips. Herman Durriiit; Pion- eers. .luck _irhlii-mari. Dope Dmi-

l~,’.cnny & Harrington; Dickson vs.

ey. --¥-___..__..i.l

___i~__i.____.- ii-_-----_ _-v-_-L-_ _l-'Y 1-; -_ 1.11%- _ __ if

oui lhc :Ei-sz set at 7-5. Lester ral- I'.'ir.g in thc- crucial 10th game to wzn his <-ci"_'icf- with two burning

8. Mis .lean uialloli, Mis. An , ;

il-Ieamc 172, Hendren 127. Webster nie ifilicniore, Baie Verle, N. B.. en- AMERICAN LEAGUE A large crowd that watched t1ie_ 54~ MUY1-‘f€‘l' 52 not Out): Somerset tered by S A R.ockloi'd swim in and divin uad rim-,

couvel' to create a real sensation.

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_ 181 and 21 for none at Taunton. 9. Mr. Squires, H. C. Jewett, Ch ' ' '

ces.

1'. bcghr. in look like a rout as the Alil<‘r.r. its slniply ol'ci‘whf‘lmcLi Hllilics .~iiir11.cc, siibstiiulcd for Perry al ihf- last minute to save llie liltter for singles duty, to take the second sct 6-0 and the first two ginies of thc third. The lli-iionf. rallied there to storm thc nfl lopczlicr as Lott became llns1czid_\'. break George and then Slot-fcn twice lind take the set 6-4. They ligain rallied. after again dropping thc rli-st two games, to make thc fiiinl set a battle but they f“‘11<i lim. niiiicli the blazing fin- EI1 “I iilc bil: bloiidc from Clilif- Umla iilzfi wiiil down after a sur- I’Y`»‘1_f1K Stand. The Americans were °°"S1‘1“N`<i overwhelming favorites Mn with Perry playing,

llllif lin

` ion or the gran 0

were completed at a recent meet- _ 11~ I-‘ma Worthy' 5emPIe 'Ham' Toronto _ _ ,_ __ 4 g l games on Saturday in _ ing Stables, Kensii t _ ~ -

icago 000 300 000-3 7 1 tice in a London pool rated over.

Fredericton, NB. St. Louis 000 001 021-4 9 1 Lvnda's magnificent display from'

10 Btssle l~i.imll.l Sem e Trai

» _ - ` ' 1. " Pl n- Gaston and Miidleski; Coffman the springboard. The Vancouver!

AusSlesAndScot_ ing Stliblcs, rsciisuigtoii. and Hemsluy_ ‘ml was Amd to be even better froml

ll. Capt. Cope, il.)r. Bowncssl, he A “Cr A

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Seinple Stables. Boston 020 010 500-8 9 1 The Swimming team was enter-

land Play Draw ,.,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,, ,OM ,O 0 _md by _he Hamm S“,mme,,_

3 Year Old Trot and Pace W. F - < ' -

errell and R. Femail. Linkc. Cl l, <1 following it luncheon gave

EDINBURGH _,mv 30 __ The Crowder Burke and Bolton U an c ln

cricket match between the tourini _ lf Sununerslfie Boy' Robe" Phu' i _ Theeiijdidhl-i;?\d0i1£§gIedb;>X1i1l;m 3-‘iii Australians and Scotland was de- my b\‘;mmer§me` C - h , INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE westiing i0rC£’S \\'€‘l‘€ entertained all clared a draw today when Scotland Boéwil iS_T;;e"e` Dr' hnswp el' Mom l om a tea at Wilton Court. Tomorrawl was unable to complete its first 3 Jin; seé D1. Christo he, Bos_ Sy,-Milf.; 2401220- 4 8 0 all teams. including the Canadian. innings. Australia scored 331 for mn' M555 ' ` P ' Kimsey Cnlllel xd_u021 will be entertained by the Prince five declared and Scotland had 1111 4' Bud' Cope G Callback s“m_ Coombs and Cronin an men' of Wales at Si. James Palace. for eight when stumps were drawn. ' - ' ‘ ' . ' ' _ _ Qbservm-5 had little opportunity merslde. lFour night games-one tuili ht

The match. started last Friday, 5_ M155 Alwormy p_ McKenna gamel, g to size up thc strength of the

WHS 1H“’fI`\lP1€‘d Saturday by Fam Charlottetown, i ' Second game-_ icanadian trackmcii. The first and no play was possible on that 5, Balm), Willard Kelly, Char- Buffalo .,, 3 3 3 group to show real form was the dal" lottctown. Newark _ _ 7 ii o fillwcr-mile Set by f0_\1r~ Rey 1'¢“'iS

7. Paddy Aubrey. O/Brien Stables, Lisenbee, Wilson :ind Crouse; °f H°*mm°“' Bm Fmz and MV

Albcrioii. Larocca and Glenn. Scott. of Windsor. Ont., and John!

Redeefnef B. Alestra. Mrs. Annie Fillmore. ‘Addison of Victoria. Lewis. whoj

Baie Verte, N. B., ent/ered b S. A. ‘_ ‘wo the Canadian trial in 48.9 sec-»

, T __ __ y Firstgame. n ___ _D __ ,__

`i ockfor _ R,c¢h¢5te , _ onds was li ey sar as lon'

Tennls ourney 9. Kentucky Todd, Capt. Read, Bglthnoni, _ ai 2 i favorite in this event with Godfreyf

B°1'd9“- I Kleinke and Florence' od on Rambling ‘lf E“KIm"d

pening of thc; aftefnocm at

| Arrangements for the 1934 Holy 10~ 5181131 Senator, D. H. Smith, Granler and Atwood. i g Y Preparations were near complet-_ Redeemer closed tennis tourney M1ddI“'f°“-N-5- f ri . `

g of the club exccilti\e_ _ __ 13 °" lAlbany _. 2 ii 1 White City stadium.

:PM The matches this season will gh” 3"§"d__“_'_‘_“-V of racing. miami Schott and Having, Hel-rlng 500 athletes fi'0m nil

Donvd from last evening begin cm Monday. August 6 and W1 PYOVI ot ll ing finishes 11168/Ch and Kliimpp. Empire will parade 1“fi_§\1bs mei-t tonight at ihel sli entrli-5 must he in the hiihcls :§__“_;§;fdf_1°_f;10;";f*_’ _-MQ 1.-ask and imp im in

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More than_' parts of the;

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liiloff _cl~._anccs,___ _ _ A the club member _ will marvel at the spced of the colts. Blg Fe U t U fe 8 P es an 0 C s I

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tcm will amplify all announcements, so as to be heard on all parts of the grounds. and render the latest band

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Other Events

Two crackerlaok boxing bouts.

viz.. Bmns vs. Olson of Port Elgin. 'and "Rocky" Moore of Port Elgin vs_ Young Hickey. Kensingtbn. Step dancing by young men and young .ladies A full days sport. Much will happen which is not down on the ,program Musical cowboys for in- lstanre, also the redoubtable Jo- ‘scplius O'Bl'ien. etc.. atc. Please Istart early in order not to cause A crush at the gates. _ The association a.s~aumes no re- sponsibility for acriicnt, loss or dam- age during this meeting. If day .rhoiild prove unfavorable. races to be held next. fine day following.

Genera-1 admission 50c, children

|25c_ grand stand 251:.

Of Exhibition

Horse racing, always ii big lea-

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this year. Forty-five hundred dol- lars in purses. prizes and prcniilims will be hung up for eleven classes to be raced on Tuesday. Wednesday and ’I’hllrsda_v, August 21st. 22nd. and 23rd. The best horses in the Maritimes will be here. They will be the creme de la creme of speed. Every class is sn balanced as to make the maximum of competition. Entry blanks have been sont out

and entries close Saturday eveiiing.` August ith. with J. w. aoiiiteri

Secretary. at- Charlottetowm. lf you have a horse of worth-while sprcd. this is your golden oppnl~ilinily to get into the lime light. The trnck _ will be the fastest and sniesl in the __ Maritimes, Hundreds of dollars lhave been spent in improving the lgrouhds, fences. etc. Never before

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Bankers

A short-handed Banker team WHS eliminated from the om' S°ft1>°11 play-offs last evening when the I-li-Y Club won a 5-2 v1f‘l01'.\‘ 111 W seven inning till.

The losers. however. playing wiih

only seven men gave 1-11? “'1Tm¢f-*I quite a tussle before suc.cumbin2_ lo th¢ inevitable. Hi-Y' now meer Siipcriors in determine the team 1;; face 8th Battery for the 0118111* pionship of "B" S<‘Cti0¥i Of 111” league

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