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W. H. Keyes. well known here, 2

.03 1-2 with 33, Peter Volo 2.02

Team Wins Event

(Canadian Press) `

WOLFVILLE, .N. S., May 19-A

Canadian intercollegiate record of ong standing and two Maritime marks went by the board as Acadia University amassed a total of '18 points to win the Maritime inter- collegiate track and field meet here today.

Acadia‘s athletes downed the old

Maritime records for the discus

now trainer for F.ed Pooier, Skow-I wth 29, Spencer 1.59 3-4 with 24, www and the h°p' step “Hd jump hegan, Maine, will have the paeer Voltmite (3) 2.03 1-4 with 33_ p,°_ ‘ and tied the half-mile mark, but it Crusader 2.01 i-rin his stasis this i rector- (si iss 1-4 with 21, Guy W” “““’“' Em °1°““‘“‘ °f the

year. H/e is eligible to a 2.17 pace. Abbe (3) 2.06 3-4 with 19. Of the i Un

-1 ‘is stat in th U. A K Wh

| es e S. . entucky

Another good one that Billy will 'has 229 entries, Pennsylvania 44, W

train is M`ss Uhleen (3) 2.07 3-4, ,New York 24, Ohio 23. There are es

marked by B'lIy in that notch last n

wner and trainer are of the opin- `~.

one entered from Canada.

The Bay State Circuit will get

1011 that this lady will go in 2.05. under way at Goshen, N. Y., race

track, June 6th and will bring to-

Lillan 2.08 1-4 raced here lasti gether many of the best fields of

Exhibition by “Red” Hanifin, asihorses that have ever been raced intimated in last 'week’s paper has through it. Following Goshen the been purchased by James W. Gal- circuit will move to Chatam, N. Y.,

lagher of Woodstock, from John S

turbridge, Mass., and Avon and

KOUY, Bangor, Mc. She will be Windsor, Conn.

trained by Peter Conroy, who is now located in Woodstock.

The Grand Circuit starts at

North Randall the last week in

Monte Gerow will be assisted in June where the Matron and Cham-

hia training by w. H. vmney. p

ion Stallion stakes will be the

Monte will have a stable of six or feature events for oolts. There will

eight to lcok after. among them a be thrilling contests between two two year old pacer that is said to and three year olds for honors, al- b° Uli8htY £0011 and several aged though the chances are they will

ones that are reputed to be fast, n

Monte will also prepare his _own last year. i

good pacer Del Voio 2.10.

368 mares have_been nominated m

by 61 breeders and owners in the a Kentucky Futurity for foals of b

in the shot put. His cast just nosed past the re- cord of 39 feet 1 1-2 inches set at,

\Vins Intercollegiate

Track Field Meet

Records Go By The Board As Acadia Track

For The Sixth Time-

Kelly Coached Squad Rolls Up Total Of 76 Points.

Toronto in 1810 by H. N. McKin- non, of Queenls University.

Earl Anderson, of Acadia. eclips-

ed the discus throw mark by more than five inches with a throw of 118.22 feet. Oswald Mann, also of 'Acadla, set a. new record of 42.26 feet in the hop, step and jump. Jack Harding, a team-mate. tied 'tha Maritime mark for me hair- mile nm, winning the event in 2.1 3-5, ' . Acadia’s 'I6 points gave the Uni- versity a. commanding lead over Mount Allison, which finished sec-

iversity of New Brunswick squad;ond with 55. i University of New o broke the Dominion record,Brunswick garnered 19 points to ith a. throw of 32 feet 2 2-5 inch- `finlsh in third place, while Dal-

housie University gained one point. The fifth entry, St. Francis Xavier,

did not send representatives.

Kid Chocola

Decision

The “Kid” Success- ~ fully Defends' Title

Champion of th e

te Vt/ins From Watson

TURF CLASSIC

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ot be as fast s. bunch as raced

The Toledo, Ohio. Grand Circuit

nd immediately after it there will °f e three weeks racing at Rocking- m

1933. These will race as two year ham Park. N. H., which will be

un ove

olds in 1935 and as three year olds

dei- the management of Allan J.

By Alan Could, Associated Press

seeing win follow North Randall N

unexpectedly tonight. bowled him

of ` Featherweight S

World-12,000 View

CHEIJULEIJ

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Sports Editor.)

MADISON SQUARE GARDEN. ew York, May 19-(C.P.)-A flash ebony fighting fury caught Sea-

an Tom Watson of Old England se

(Canadian Press)

TORONTO, May 19-Quiet ten- ness enveloped Woodbine Park

r briefly and sustained suffi-

`ent force to clinch a 15-round

tonight on the eve of its historic annual feature-the running of the King's Plate, oldest continuously

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Lexington, Ky. The principal nom- l'natl:ns _by stallions are Truaz

isas. wzison. of Boston, Mass. as mere ° _ -_ wiii be ‘earl-mutual betting it is a 1" The principal nomlnators were sure thing that there will be lm- Walnut Hall Farm with 109 and inense crowds and wonderful rac- Calumet Farm with 42. both of ing. The best horses in America are W

(Continued on Page 9)

Sport Briefs

Cuba’s Kid Chocolate, still the_

Featiherwelght Champion of the t

o prcbably England-are concerned.

poor start to carry off the unani-

ctory over the sturdy Briton for ‘_

un race in America.

Two dozen of the best Ontario

hree-year-olds and up who have

'ld 5° fm' as New Y°rk_and not scored it victory since graduat-

ing from juvenile company, were

Bemre im excited crowd M 12" entered for the 741.11 running of the

°°° that °°“mb“ted 1° 8' gat” of Canadian turf classic tomorrow sa = '

0000 Ch miata “med nom 9' afternoon when the Governor-

General. Elrl of Bessborough ac-

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mous decision of referee Pete Hartley and the two judges. The Cuban Kid, on the Associated Press sheet, carried off eight

Jiwk 001111. MHJUHEGI' of the H811- Moncton have just eleven play- rounds and won decisively

fax Wolverines, is very silent re- | ers on their roster at present, but garding the three new players he' it is understood they are negotlat- credited wlth five rounds, While

Watson, game to the finish, was

companied by the Countess will of- ficially open the Canadian racing season.

During the past week track con-

ditions have been ideal for the gruelling trials, but gathering clouds tonight bore a threat of

has secured ln Upper Canada and ing for two more. Whether they 'MQ were even ‘_

Puakers, who monopollzed a large

the West to bolster up his team will be any stronger with new ad-

Most of the drama of the fight.

ain.

Definite choice of a favorite

for 1933-34. Rumour has it that ditions than in the past is a ques- hard and bitterly fought most, 01 Dave Neville, star centre player of | t‘on. We think they were quite

Montreal R/oyals, Quebec Champ- istrongh enough!

ions 1933, wll be with the Wolves. Dave is certainly a good man, one

Bill Walker, new defense man

of the very best in the game and with the Alrbies, left for a visit to the Wolves will not lose any pres- Ottawa to see his wife and kiddies,

tige by securing his services. An- who have been residing there the Sault from the combined force of other centre talked of for them is rpast winter. Ottawa is Walkers

Jimmy Dewey of the Saskatoon home. \ “P5 but he refused to take ad.

part of the program on the air during the play-offs. The third

Pete Kelly, new right winger for

member we have heard no mem the Abbies, recently of Montreal

Royals, is a popular addition to our

t'on of but no doubt it is some

star ' city. 1-le will take up studies at

` Saint Dunstan's University, as he is

Saint John Beavers have, we t

ambitious to improve himself. By

hf- way, Quebrc thinks a whole lot-

understand, signed up Stevie Esta-'_ `S _ t D n mm the “tend_

brooks, flashy left winger. Stevie M an u S E’ as

Gum th ance from that province averages

was runner up to ver, e. _ »

lead`ng sco"er in the New Bruns-i Mound twenty uve ye;rl:(; Pew

wok B Leiigve it is expected thati "Zu be 'ight “t mm” ° °

he will team up again with Folio!

The res nse to a eals for the

Dickson at centre. po pp

Eight new players have been i

hockey fund to enable Charlotte-

ow-n to put a high class team on h ic f r 1933 34 has been most

. ' e e o - tpoken of for Saint John. mostlyl encgumghm Nearly an the old

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impmts f'°m Q" b C and Ontani I friends have come to the rescue

However, we understand that Man

| and new ones are also doing their

ager Brad Gilbert is not giving out I t be d th t »» on ii;

rut doubt it will be a strorg one. |

B111 Miller utility man with the;

the management will be made to ' have the players in condition and to make such arrangements as will

Moncton Hawks was in the city; -

place the team in a position to

'“‘“""’°Y °“ "“5‘“°” °°"“°°t°d§ compete with the best that the

with the firms lumber interest! Marmmes mn » _

produce, i. e. the . . _ ,

aiu had in-eat praise for the ab- Ham _mm cup w,m,m_ Bringing Up Father B (, lvl .

bie’s new lineup and stated the' '

ub had secured a real star in

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$0 Shari ol lmib

lol lic Iowa in Sliop ‘

P. J. Ch I Bhnnaaru, B11 Writeu-

‘fiiifa an »°¢'.'5°i.ti¢a with -strand of emu. I could not lie down to sleep.

I eaaldn't do aliylmrd

stain, and

S5. it ii

had an-veal and

aadboesmeverywltk.

I tried all Hilda of

no relief lmtil aftllr I had Milburn 'a Heart md Nerve Pills,

,ii .ii

I have felt better in nary way.”

the way, was packed into the tenth round when Chocolate, at the peak of his decisive rally, floored the British title-holder with a looping left hand to the jaw. Seaman Tom almost turned a complete somer-

the blow and his oam effort to es-

vantage of a. long count and bobbed ,up after two strokes of the timekeeper’s mallet,

With characteristic frenzy Choc-

plate ripped, and smashed into his rallying rival. Weathering this gale Watson, although pale and some- what shaken, fought back courage- ously and managed a wink at his handlers as he went to his corner at the end of the round.

Chocolate sustained his dazzling

pace for the better part of the eleventh round Dilins 111! a com- manding margin on points. But he barely held his own in the last three sessions as the little British bulldcg gamely tried to turn the t'de.

BILLIARDS

0. Plneau won the Class B. tour-

nament from H. Davey in the fin- als and with it goes the Holy Name cup. Final score: Pineau, 1,000; Davey, 941. I

doubtful for lack of outstanding performances during early work- outs, the bulk of betting is expect- ed to rest on King O`Connor, Sea- gram's four-year-old gelding that fin'sh-rd second to Queensway in the event last year. The big son of the Winter King-Coreen 0'Connor will be ridden by jockey Eddie Leg- ere and will carry 127 pounds.

Holy Na m e

Club Bowling

Last night on the Holy Name Al-

leys the Social Club defeated the Five Aces by the small margin of 30 pins. E. Robin took all honors in rolling high single of 2615, also high three of 740. Monday night at 8.15 sharp the Old Timers vs. Social Club.

Social Club

E. Doucette 192 L. Dr-iron ........... 165 T. Creighan 219 W. Halpenny 189

Total-2490.

Five Aces

P. Power ............ 192 J. Callaghan ........ 184 F. Arsenault 213 E. Robin ........ ... 254

250 241 206 220 251 221 168 168

149 218 238 193 156 198 218 268

Totnl-2460.

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A Tribute To Champions

On thc recent victorious return

to Moncton of the Moncton Hawks from Vancouver bringing with them _ for the first time to the East the Al- ‘lan Cup, one of Canaclas outstand- ing shoe'men and a grand support- er of hockey, President John J. Mcllalc, of Scott-Mclinlo Limited, London, Ont., thought so lL'ghly of the Hawks achievement as to pre- sent through thcir Moncton dealer, a pair of the finest Astoria. slices to each and every member ol the vic- torious team including Coach Nick-

lin \ To realize that leaders in Cnc busi-

ness world as far west as London, Ontario, should pay tribute io the Allan Cup wlniicrs, although from our eastern part of Cztiiada, shows true sportsinanship and is n tribute to the cxccllciicc of the grczitcst achievement so for realized by a Maritime licckry team.

Mr,.Jas. Sutlicrlanci_ r-ncrgoiic re-

preseiitative for Scott-lvlcllalc sithel has just been calling rr. the local representatives, the Wright Shoe Company.

sside Baseball

Club Meets .

The adjourned meeting of the i

Bummerside Baseball Club held in the Town Hall on Thursday was very largely attended and some lively discussion 'took place and much interest was manifest on the

ate clubs as heretofore, or organiz-l ing as a House League as advocat-‘ ed by the Pioneers and C. Y. M. L.

Mr. Kelly, thc president, presided. At the opening of the meeting a communication was read from the <1 Harris Sluggers lntimating their intention of resigning if the League

formed as a house league. After considerable discussion it`

was decided that the C, Y. M. L. and Pioneers would affiliate as one club and the Harris Sluggers as a

separate team. V A schedule was arranged for thc

Pioneers and C. Y. M. L., the win- ners to play the Harrts Sluggers in the evening. Evcrylliing points to a successful season.

Each team was icpresented at

the meeting and it goodly number of fans were present. S.

A new airline has been cstublisli- ed between Ireland and Germany,

touching England and Holland.

HOLY NAME "

‘ E. McMillan ... ...

J, Huchrs . ~. F. Ticrncy J. Purcell ... .... W. Coyle ... . Total

BOWLINGE Horse Memoirs

(C.l. “lGK¢‘hi)

Thurs, night _on the Holy Name. Al

leys the Old Timers defeated the New Timers in the first game of the third section by ii good major- ity. F. Tierney iollecl high single

BINGENS IN 1916 ETC L

(C. E. Mackenzie) .»-1

Blscd lines seem to follow racing.

' sports. tc

Having had access to an aiticle stake monies that eventful year,

N1'f\V TIMERS

156 218 147 212 197

257

P. McQuaid ... ... B. McMillan .. I. l\'1cC.'|be ,... W. Coyle . .. Totnl .. .

204 178 l?.'i.”i

146 ti l0R

' OLD TIMERS

ei in we , \v lfil 279 185 198

27:3 195 185 ‘.518 219

J_ D, Webster ..

'.250

C W

Can. Achilie winning $350.00; Achilles

163 i0

196 238 Ull

__._.2n14 ilienihoirs of the Bingrn family won

sum total of $7160.25, Halifax bv- A_

ing

wg ' on

208 bn

176 other Mai'it`n1e tracks. t'

'Marit:mcs, namely; pnpious, Hattie

..-Zllfla their get are the following: C

advisabllity of continuing as sepur- Sn1a.sl1in'.r and volleiinc with re-[is

` ientiess speed and accuracy. the 1 wortlw; this cell Shen'-< every indi- r<~gar<i‘ng the Halifax meet of that

powerful United Stat-cs doublescation of steppinr: out and under y team of George Lott and John Van the tultian of our igeniril friend Ryu today defeated the Cannrliriii Joe, is lkcly to necil \\'ntcl1ing. combination of Dr. .lack Wi'ii::lil "J, I." has al\\'n_\'s had an iniei‘e.=i tl and Mnrcol Rainville. 6-1, 6-3. 6-Il. iii speed and if I mi..i..1ke not his w The victory was the third first was the :ani/1 race marc Ro'

sh-alghg seg;-pri by the United Stat-{’.x‘rtn. Mack 2.20. n dmigzliter of

played on May 24 between the U.

just in case of mistakes, their for- by Ml; John Aml,~¢\w5_ Belmont midable doubles team stepped into nargng 2_1g 1.4 had two mp,-asm. the fray with fl will. and H145 mln- uitn-.~_». in imc races that brought utcs had ciiwi'gr~ri with .1 c:'u.‘.l1lnIl home $040 00: Brngc winning $600,- vlctory thi-it swept Cmtnrlzt firmly 00 and Bell Bnring 540_00_ L out of the international Davis Cup Benmm, gh,-Q0 Coils Bandai(-_ 5 Play f0l' thi-S Y0f\l`~ Marching Boy and Marjorie S. won

-------- $715.00, s

cs in 1916.

a Copia 200 1-4 alone winning 010.00.

Cochato 2.11 i-2 had forty ons

279, while J. D. Webster 1-olled,one seasoll a certain blood line is rr-presentntives in the winnings

high thru. 719 tonight, ul g_15§ilin large inoney \\'innci's and in a that year; Cocliato Lady and Tho

sharp the scciai club meet im- few .vcars other blood lines develop. B Five AC@5_ an plnyp,-5 nyc 1-pqucgp thus we have changes that tend to C ed to be on gm(-_ increase the interest in this king of [0

rltish Soldier winning $597.50 ommodoi-c Lazdyard who stood r service in this province had a tal of thirteen taking part of the

on the Biiigcns, I liavu glealierl the nmklng R 101,31 will of gl544_75_

llowing that will be of interest to His leading colts were Bob Man r horsemen as the greater num- who rmmxcd ;9l2__5o and Hilda 5_

171 ber of us rcincinbei' racing nctfvi- $227.50. both these horses being ls-

land brcd, the former being brcd

Ori our l\‘l:n'.‘|imr triwks that year. ml 1\/lllpplrpl-_emi fm~m_ Cl,ayl0l¢¢.

rcsponsibie for $2692.50; Char- 3,

ttetovrn second with it Bingen d

town Royalty and Hilda S. by -‘liz

A. Stewart, Hillsboro, she being daughter of Lady Hilda. 2.29, it aug-liter of All Right and ‘Taba-

`n of $1437.50; Moncton for $562.- tha hy Kingbird_

and Si.. John $675.00 while the

Among the winning sires and

Achillo 2.15 1-4 whose three colts

La Cipia who had been in.the

lnilcn was spread firm- fifteen stud befcrc coming to the Mg;-l..

mes had three colts raced in the

ope and Lucy Cope. Marshall M. sons, Earl Bingeii

ere rcspénsiblc for $470.00: Lloyd and Marshall M, Jr, won $323.50.

Todds noted son Mayor Todd

Pride -$112.50 and Achille Jr. $7.50. won $600.00 and this same sire had

St r It may be noted that the marc L

a S Achillfs Pride was later owned by tl

Mr Joseph .l Steuiiit Bay V`ew

weniy thrro other cults getting in

lf! ll\0l'l(‘_\'. As this article has been on race

and I understand that he has two winnings our older fans will re-

______ _ cclts from this great inure, one

(By C. ll. Peters, Caniulian Press coming four years old from Har- r

Cerrcsponclciit). vest Bells whicli looks ns thou;;l1,d

MOI*-"l'REAL, May 19-~(C.P.i~_sl

ie might be speedy, The _\'oiii1fze1‘fit a son cf the noted sire Bud Ax-'

member that in 1907 or twenty-five aclng seasons ago we had a won-

crfiil series of races ovci' our Mar- imc (racks :incl possibly thc fol-

lowiiig will i'r-frcsli our memories

env. The leading winner was Frank Boutilier of Hnlzfax who idrovc his inonitis out in front in

ic extent that hc won $1300.00

hile James Galliighar, Woodstock.

N. B., won $960.00 and Peter Carroll $880.00. The total stakes hung onli

c so u cl the no 'as $8,800.00--of iviiich Island hf,|~-

es in the Noxih American von 1Flr~et\\'oo:l. Ho nl." o 'ne ni: ' \\ DHWS CHD filldi ili‘1'l‘» ii “'00 Ulf' Della Park. nnoiiicr panic irnttr-i' ses limiitzlii homo some sixlecnl1\|n- tie and gave the visiting team the that would stop miles in 30 or bet- d

right to meet the Argentine in the im-. Holes l1:ck_Jo<~_ with this

American iiitcr-7.o‘.l<' fzlllll Ili beautiful son of Bud Ax\\'oi'ihy.

Washington n"xt work. Aquii'f's sons Arkola and Belmont

Two singles triuniplis in sti'nighi» Millar niinexerl $280 S0 of the

season and exhibition games will be sets on Thursday had given thc smkc, in 1915, llw lullm- being one

S. team a coinmmifiinir lead. but of the many speedy horses brcdi s

Under favorable conrlitioiis :in nir-

plane can he seen from about 10,000 n‘ne winning Son.: and dnugliiers; to 15,000 feet.

Bingcn 2.06 l-4 himself had fifty sl

rod dollars, divided as follows: E. Crosby, Cape 'I‘rav<‘i'sc, $200.00, winning first in the three year oill trot stake; J. A. Mo:'ris'>n, Summer- side, with thrro entries winning $22000; Malcolm Steele. Summer. ide. cne lst in 2.30 trot $200.00; G. Ives, Montague, -$200.00 winning first in the three year old pace stake; Frank Bealcs, Charlottetown $200.00, lst in the fun year old rot stake: A. E. Long 5200.00, tau eeonds in the 2.35 and 2.30 trot and pace; Large Bros., $100.00 a econd in the four your old trot

ako: S. N. Dawson, North 'Tryon

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