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J. Garnuln t Base

WI MacDonald 2nd Base B. MacDonald

C. Ranahan A. McMillan G. Bennet d Base _ G. MacKeuzie G. Johnston ' Short Stop H. Saunders Right Field L. MacNevia Centre Field E. MncDufl Field C. Holman

W. Alien A. Rogers

W. Tuplin Left M. Lodge

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A friendly game of bail was play- ed at Victoria Park between Grade i and Grade 5 of West Kent School the former winning out

1 'I‘HE LINE-UPS ‘GRADE 4 GRADE 5 Catcher‘ Pitcher A. Murley . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

lst Base J. Milford . . . . . . . . . . .. S. Kennedy 2nd Base 3rd Base K. McDonald . . . . . . . .. R. Higgins Short Stop P- Constable . . . . . .. B. Fitzgerald NOTES

J. Mclnnis .. R. Johnson

B. Cox

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B. Fitzgerald took cold feet in the middle of the game.

-' Milford did good work on first. Alta‘ boy Carl.

Kennedy did good work on first.

Marley did good pitching-

An exciting nine lianings game of [baseball was played on Brighton ‘Field Wednesday afternoon be- tween Grade V. of West Kent

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- LEAGUE The Hopefuls put one over on the Ikmips Wednesday, light to the tune of 74 pins.

For the winners Miss Miller had both highest single and total and on the losing team Mrs- D. Coffin upheld the honors.

Season of Racing P

ed for the ensuing year: Commodore-J. C. Moran.

Tm] 1681 539 54“ 596 Vice Commodore-A. Malcolm; ' Irwin.’ ; , HOPEFU Ls Rear Commodore-L. J. McDon - . aid ' D. Gﬂffill . . . . . s... 149 134 148 - Sedy Tran-G, H, Buntain (r0- 8- Mlwﬂresor . 100 1o 110 elected.)

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112 .,est single and total-

122 Tonight Peoples’ and St. Pvltcrsl ~ — - Following are the results:— 564 653 638

Total 1755.

CENTRAL CHRISTIAN L-_‘-_@o§~__ __ CHUIjiCH LEAGUE

W. Alien _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ‘ _ _ , _ _ __ B_ Cmutlley added another victory to their

Rig“; new lilﬁgdll.‘ by defeating the Y Girls by ll. McNevin . . . . . . . . . .. S. Duncan, pm‘

gem“ Weld ‘ Miss '1‘. Grant had the highest in} Menu“ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ' __ B; Remltotal while Miss N. Webster took

Le“ Fielm the honors lfor the highest single. Q Holman _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ H_ whltlock tugtgnight the Granltes vs. Svﬂs~

NOTES | Following are tbs results:

Kennedy did 800d catching. iy Gm. '

__ animously settled as soon. as pos~ ‘Whitiock sot a good one- 2133:: 1;; slble. as any dihssension or discord ' _ a _ among the yac t owners ls re ec- MacMiilan did good work on 33:: 1g? 12: tive. and will only tend to mar first. - '%__' H g9 97 rather than promote the splendid _ revival ' of that grand old sport Ranashan made the bail look Tom 1700' (Yachi racmg‘) iikqyg pgm -r_ c_ F,‘ It may also be mentioned that ~ ' ’ E. ‘MoNevin 131 111 f?!" ‘Iwuersdillld “iiiilliieglt-hwhlfi i?’ Both teams d“! good work s_ Owen 89 126 e way are eserv ng o e g - - ‘ m H“ he! no 97 eat commendation, would do well The second game In the Junk" N_ winter 97 1m to remember that yachting ifbcor. League.“ we“ Kent was played n Dwkleson 123 121 ducted from a CO-ODCYSUVE as s di- Vlctoria Park between Tigers T°'°i_1373- h“ 5m A0 be that; m B?” sense] and St. Pats. The. gcgrg be“); Majority ini- '1‘. c. F's, 11a pills. i?‘ ‘he “°"‘- “f” m“: e gfﬂf", 26f“ in favor o! 1.18am ______‘.._______ pphllc should e cons deret rs . - n“ “n6 up“ . ‘ last and always in order to make ~ v: . . cHuRcH LEAGUE . . an-ythlrlg a success, as petty argu- ﬂa." . _ ‘ s v v lIlGlUlB and dtifferenceshaveastrong , t‘ P“. z. d“ ‘d s‘ Puma b an“, tendency to keep things at n C“ h" ' l (y: 1208319“ “in n] “timid in s andstiil rather than go ahead. E B]: er c er c sud I p 9d o x- redlb‘ owever taken all In hi! we ex- ’ 8 ' Prim” a“ Dug ca“ a me very c pect; that before long the “sail F AC0‘, Pitch" “ti: sscmﬁslfo gehpgtbggi‘ uh h. h_ area dispute" will be adjusted R. - u 1st Base E‘ Ebem est singlecalig toils] for the” eltgn- satisfactorily and the 25 footers . Dalzlel ' A. Fraser ins. » y , 2nd Base Tonight St. James and St. Peters A. Hale C. Walker Following are the results: 3rd Base ~' ll. Stentiford S. MacDonald Zion " Short Stop G. McKenzie 168 219 141 ‘GT8!!! iillereat i§ b91115 ilk“ in Jack Forsyltlle G. Hyndman G, Dewar 102 r24 1-50 ‘U16 dilllllilvheﬂdef 8i the Y iﬂﬂiilhi- Right Field L. ilmbinaon . . 173 185 160 Th6 Kellﬁillgiﬂil 169m ‘have 110i- had H. Craig G. Ayers R. -LePage . 187 207 1'24 4m QDPOFiI-llliil’ t0 Dilly 011 a large - - Left Field c. n. Keilly 210 191 4201 ﬂoor space so they will be M a ha" w. White K. Wllitlock Total—2484. {ilisﬂvdlkznf "its; {Ezlleggarlgizggig Centre Field e3’ e“ e q_ Bennett Ric}; 3L pm“ Junior Y in Kensington and it re- .B_ Q vgnldgfgllng _ 152 154 139 mains to he seen whether they can NOTES i-l. S. Molaeod 252 167 206 rlipcatihtoniighht. b t "m . J. W. il-{opkins . .. 149 101 in ‘ B 0 Bl‘ Same 9 Ween Hyndnian needs a glue pot. ,1, Canmody .. 142 181 Piolieetrs atndt All Sgaersaugleolihngi . ' l-tlcux .......... .. 1.24 124 sure o s as same c Acorn can fan ‘em. Total ——2364 two teams are in 800d wﬂiiitiml

Majority fonZion, 1'20 pins.

St. Pats vs K. 0f G.

Yon tell 'em Craig.

Tonight at the League obtile

Cross Gym the second play-off games between the St. Pats and _ the K. of C. basketball teams will 1R l, J i take place. " "- ' m ‘ | The game tonight has every ia- IIBHIIG WBLI.—-Aa Ilhbln dication of being a hard tussle (a Vllatlbio apatllnl) taken n _i'n>m start to finish. as both teams night will hill) hoop you well, by are very evenly matched.

nation and elimination. Q. B. 8. BASEBALL SCHEDULE.

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May il-Dodgers vs. Tigers. May 12—-'1‘igers_vs. Cardinals.

" 14—Dodgers vs. Cardinals " 16—D0dgera vs. Tigers

" 19-'l‘igers vs. Cardinals " ill-Dodgers vs. Cardinals " 29—Dodgem vs. Tiger;

" Zil-Tigera vs. Cardinals

“ Bil-Dodgers vs. Cardinals.

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Election oi Oilloers for Ensuing Year-Great

mo“ the mum» asts-Flrst Race M-ay 24th-F1ne Pro- IKNIPS ' ' a Con,“ ________ __ m m m gram Listed for Carnival Week. l. M Mill .. .. 3 ac an 94 In At the second annual meeting oi‘ Executive Comnlittee- A. Ayl- 101 the Charlottetown Yacht Clubﬂhrlvard, Jack Cameron. Harold following list of officers were elect arnes, John Flynn, Jack King,

A ill!‘ for l8 foot yachts.

, B. Stevenson 108 188 Wednesday night the Methodists J. Stewart . 132 138 defeated the Central Christian by G. Baillngall .. 193 205 a majority of 96 pills. |W- Smith . . 56 191i J; A. Bentley lend both the lligh- M. Stewart 188 99 2H - - — -— Total 2256. won by a score of 1275, Tile following is the line-ups.- METHODIST Poiar Bears Grads V W.K.S- J. D. Webster 161 197 177 catcher M. Carter . . . . . . .. 115 180 J- EdEett . . . . . . . . . .. S. Kennedy J- McNair . 167 149 Pitcher. J. A. Bentley .. 179 205 235 C. Rsnaghan -E. Johnson P. W. Turner 56 138 1st Base Total‘2352. ' A. MacMiilan . . . . .. MacPhel-soil Majority for Methodist 96. 2nd Base --~——-<o>——1-— _ B. MacDonald . . . . . . . .. F- Richard LADIES BOWLING LEAGUE 3rd Base -l I G. Johnson R. Jobllson- The '1‘, C. F's have been going Sh°ft.gtop_ great guns of late and last night

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{Ell Reddln, Arthur Campbell, .l&9ll. Lund, Gordon Essory.

- The first race will be held May

fhQn account of a tiispllte over he sail ilrcu for the 25 foot class there will ‘not be a race on the Z-itil unless llli agreement is arrived at by boat owners of this class ill-fore ilﬁn- l

A regatta will be held, by the club during an afternoon in (tarni- val ‘Week. The evcilts will be composed of yacht raves, canon anfd row boat rum-as, tilting tournil~ meilt in canoes, elilllbilig- greasy pole tub races, swilnlllini; und diyilg events. A committee colli- iposed of Messrs Milicolnl Irwin, ii 'v._B\lXll8iil and l. Y. lielillill are in charke of program. 'l‘llero will aieirbe a decorated built ilnralia during one of the ilvelllngs.

A flout Is to be put out as so ii as ice is out oi’ harbor iilltl arrange merits are un-der way to make this a big Sllllllller tor yachting in Chili‘- lottetowil.

Tile yacht club are cooperating with the Tourist Association ill getting u list of all available motor and sail boats that are for hire to tourists this season. therefore uny- one with a boat that they are will- ing lo hire out is asked to get ill touch with the secretary of the Yacht Club, where they may re- ceive fllll particulars. ' | Mr. 1i. V. Buntaln, an ardent iilupportel‘ of the C. Y. C. and s. gell- leral all-round booster of athletics has generously offered l1 cup oi" prize to be raced for by the 18 foot class oi‘ yachts this year. is to be sincerely hoped that the above mentioned dispute over the sail area in reference to the 25 foot class of yachts, will be un~

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