Rnchors Pound Out 11.40 Victory Over Falcons In City League Game

i not given too much support. The

f Charlie Ryan's West-end Anch- otrs shoved eight runs across the plate in the second inning on I combination of lusty hitting and lackadaislcal play afield and went on to drub the northwest Falcons an-4 in a City Baseball League game yesterday afternoon.

Anchors pounded out eight hits :1 the second inning, two of them

oubles, h the plate. They added three more runs in the sixth inning.

, Centre fielder Glen Matheson Qed the Anchor barrage as he pounded out five hits in five trips rfao the plate for a perfect day at bat. His last hit was a booming hiple to deep centre field.

, Left hander Jackie Burke went all the way for the winners lim- tlting the Falcons to only four hits. Burke pitched steady as he walk- ed only one man and struck out pix.

. Playing coach Buck Whitlock was the star of the Falcons. He took over the pitching duties in the second innings to kill the lAnchor rally. Buck struck out fen mcn, walked one and gave up peven hits.

Buck also provided the Falcons punch at the plate. He banged out three hits in four tries to drive in. two runs His first hit was g, double into centre field.

; The Falcons picked up single runs in the first and fourth inn- fngs and scored two in the sixth. They threatened to get. back into the ball game in the sixth but a

heads up double play by the Anchors eliminated the threat. . The bases were loaded in the

sixth as the result of singles by Whitlnck and Joe Coyle and an intentional pass to Cliff Ready. Burke forced Kenny MacDonald to hit back to the mound. threw to Flynn at the plate to force Whltlock and Flynn relayed first to put out MacDonald and retire the side.

Elmer McNeil1 and Des Trainer Iocked out doubles in the Anchors big second inning. Maiheseon had two singles. l-ienncssey, McKenzie. Flynn and Pineau one each. Three Irrors by the Falcons aided mat- Icrs. Falcons played without the ser- 'viccs of Joly l..cClair and Vernon Iiartcr. Brian Law 1;. played third, Joe Coyic behind the bat and Jimmy Allen in right field. Every Anchor got at least one hit and all scored a run except the pitch-

3.

('liff Ready started for the Fal- Ens and altlioiigh hit. hard was f

. THE ”PATT'I.0N” TRACK

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WEDNESDAY, JULY 18th

Four Events-Three Heats Each

Q 51,600.00 IN PIIRSES

('L!tSSlF1EI) 'rao1- - PURSE 5400.00

1-Fcilllit-r lltislcr 2.12 415 .2-Jimniic A. . 3-VI':ilt .V'See 2.11 U5 4-Joandiilc 2.17 U5 . 5-Siinnynicade 2.075 It-Rulhcrla. 2.16 U5 '1-Lusticia 2.1.1 . it--Senator Craigmylc 2.23 U5 El-Playawiiy .. 10-Baron 2.11 .. .11-Dan Mel-Elwyn 2.15 U5 2-Bonnie Dale 2.15 U5 .

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1-Judy ltudlong . .... 2-Lily Marlene 2.15 ,. . 3-Billy Hudlong 2.25 315 . 4-Bessie Budlong 2.15 415 . 5-Hilda Mac 2.15 115 . 0-Abner The Great 2.16 mi '1-Carl Aubrey 2.11 . .. S-Just Fllcltn 2.14 215 9-Yankee Dale 2.18 215 I0-Bertha Grattsn . . . 11.-Just Lucky 12-Lindy ll. .. . .. 13-Direct Volo 2nd 2.16 215 14-Slater Mary .. .. . 15-Just Brendo 1.1! U5 .16-Billy Conn 11-Ilordroad Blll 2.20

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'1-Monnlster Dfreef. 2.05 2-Argof. Pointer 2.00 U5 .1-Colonel Looker 2.07 U5 0--Prince lludlong 2.11 . . 5-Jennie Knlinuck 1.11 us .. . t 0-Time Table 1.08 . .

'1-Joeedsle Clipper 2.00 vs .. I-Mlle Donne Mae 2.11

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ll-Quick Llek 1.10 Ill lz-Calumet Onward 1.1 it-Rodolfo Hooper 8.1! VI ..... '0-IAII IIIIIIIIQ 2.10 III .. , 5-J. 8.1. 2.1! III .. . '0-Min Colllllnndo 1.10 . ............ I '1-silk mi 2.0! m .. . I R-Eltlllof O. 2.10 III ' 0-Tryon 1.14 215 ........... I0-Tennessee sue 2.0095 ............

U. 031'. A. Rules to Govern - 10 per cent of panic awarded lions standing beet In summary - Position: to lie drum at Race Track 13 o'clock noon. Wednesday. clay of race. Please have lillglbillty Certif- leotol and lrlvefl lloenee ready when drawing for positions.

.' Photo mun - Starting (late - Purl-Mutual Betting .. Dolly Double Bervloo - lllg none on around: starting Nine o'clock.

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as twelve batters came.

to.

lings: riff Whizlock, '1 in seven and

win shoves the Anchors into I second place tie with the Falcons, BOX SCORE Anchors AB R. H 1'0 A W. Hennessey, 2b 4 2 McNeill, rf .. . MacKenzie, if . Matheson, cf . Flynn, c Burke, p .. McKnight, as Pineau, 3b Trainer, lb ..

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Totals Falcons L. Hennessey, 2b Shephard, cf Lewis, 3b . . Whitlock, s, p . J. Ready, lb . . Coyle, c C. Ready, p, ss MacDonald. if Allen, rf

Totals 33 4 4 2711 4

Summary-Earned runs: Fal- fons 1, Anchors 6. R.B.1.: Whit- lock 2, W. Hcnnessey 2, M. Mac- Kenzio 2, Matheson 2, axis: 2. McKnight. Three base hit 'vfaih- eson; two base hits: Whitlock. McNeill, Trainor, McKnight. Err- ors: Coyic 3. Allen, W' ilcnnessey. Matheson, M. Flynn. Pins-au. Pass- ed balls: Coylc 3. Left on bases: Falcons 4. Anchors 6. Double play: Burke to Flynn to Trainor. Hit by pitcher, lfcnnessey (Whit-

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lock). Wild pitch, Whitlock. Walks: Off Whitlock 1; 051 Burke 1. Struck out: By Whit- lock 10. by Burke 6. Hits: 011

Ready, '1 in one and one-third inn-

two-third iniiings; off Burke 4 in 9 innings. Winning pilchcr, Burke; losing pitcher. C. Ready.

Umpires: At the plate, Torimbsi on the bases, Doyle and Good- win. '

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Managellrowns

NEW YORK. Jilly 15 -(AP) -- of the New in a story by sports editor Max Knsc. said Saturclay that Eddie Stanky, New York Giants' second-baseman. will become manager of st. Louis Browns.

Kase added that the Giants ni- ieady have asked waivers on

stanky.

Owner Lester .I()TInfi0Il, Furtunc. . 1-J. Reeves, Freetown George Gregory, Charlottetown . L. D. Mcfhee, Clyde River . Bliiir Andrews, New Glasgow

M. Kennedy Sam Kcnnetly. Chnrlottctuwii H.T. Ramsey, Port Elgln

. P. Downey. N. McFsdyen, Hunter River. . . Lem Neal, Wlilfon. , . C. Blrt, Mt. Stewart

' Uwncr

.. Cyril Smith, Hunter River .. Rhodes Warren, Charlottetown Ronnie MacDonald, Milltown Cross A. Benton, Belle River .. Clayton Green, Emerald. James Heffell. Summerslde . Sam Kennedy, Charlottetown Harold Cudmore, Buckley George Brooklns. Kenllngton. .. Jerry Sheean, Summersldc. . W. Stewart, Soutliporl. Phil Cobb, Charlottetown Power Bros, Charlottetown .. H.&S. Stable, Charlottetown . Juutomere stable, Charlottetown. Ensor Bowneso, Surnmersi' . .. . Harold Stead, Brackley

Owner

Dewar llroe., summerside Horace Wllllii, Charlottetown Barn Kennedy, Charlottetown . Harold Cudrnore. Buckley . Lorne butcher. Sprlnghlll. .. P. Downey. Moneton Bevan A Barbour, Charlottetown. Lorne Leteher, Sprlnghlll. N.S.

. .1ohn Machean. Sour-in. .. Harold sma. Brqckl

H.100. Stable, I" lottelown Leo Collfnl, Montague. once Willis, Charlottetown

.. .. Roy Bevan, C” lottotown. Mn. Ploton Brown, Charlottetown. Warren Bean, Moneton. Power Broe.. Charlottetown.

Both senior tennis

and junior enthusiasts will have I chance to

test their mettle in ilny here this week when first scheduled competitions for local racquet wielders this season will he run off in each division. The tournaments will oe held over the Charlottetown Tennis Club courts.

tournament

The Climlnttetowii j uiior champ- l(7l1.sl1ipS will be first on the pro- gram when a 12-man entry list will commence first round play this morning commencing at ten 'o'cloi-k and will be continued on this afternoon and tomorrow when finalists are expected to be declared. The tourney will be held 11' two district groupr, one for those 18-years and under and one for those 15-years and under. with men division declaring a champ- ion. Competitions will be in .-Eiiclcs events only. 0 0 O The junior tourney will be held under the sanction of the Canad- iaii Lawn Tennis Association. the winners continuing on into Pro- vincial play later this summer which will also be under C. L. T. A. spoiisorshlp. the Island titleists being sent on to compete in Dom- inion championship play at Ot- lawn in August. The City champ- lnnsliips were scheduled to get uiidcrway on Thursday but had in be pnstpoiirrl hecausc of rain. . . .

Highlighting: the tennis later in' the week will be the Provincial Closed senior championships which will open its first roui.d matches on Wednesday afternoon at the Charlolteloivii Club. A large entry list. is expected from City clubs as

the of

u'('ll as the H. C. A. 13' Station at Summerstde and some of the keen- est competition in recent years is anticipated by local officials. Com- peting in Provincial play for the first time last season. a strong team from the Summcrslde airport rave the best. player.-i from the Cit," a tight run for leading hon- ot'S. many ndvaiiciniz into third- rouncl and semi-final play before being oiirninaterl. Their particip- atloii adde:l the extra spark in local conipctftion that has been lacking during the past two or three years and their team entry is being looked forward to with itzuch interest by local enthusiasts azfiln this year. 0 0

Titles will be contested in five divisions during the course of the tournament including men's and ladics' singles, men's and ladies' doubles and mixed doubles. Al- though the opening date for entry was only last Saturday. entries are coming in fast for all divisions giving promising indication of a particularly large field this year. Over 18 entries for men's singles competition have been received from the Charlottetown Club alonn with good representation in the other events also being re- ceived from the local club. All entries will close 'at Tuesday evening.

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Cheeky Chief Wins Free For All -But Vella La Vella Takes Last Dash

A pm" black mam M”, 3 Jeanette Spruce (Laciner) - 6 big fighting heard called Vella Judy Kelmuck (L. Kelly) .... .. . '7

Time: 2:20 2-5. Winning horse owned and driven by E. Buell. Pari-mutuel s9.20.

La Vella came from behind to win the third dash of the free for all pace from the great Cheeky Chief as the climax to an excit- ing night's racing at the Provin- cial Exhibition track night.

The fast pacing Cheeky Chief won the first and second heats the race with little trouble. Driver Joey Hennessey had the Chief in front all the way in both races and came to the wire about two lengths ahead.

Most of the night's excite- ment was found in the 2.14 pace. Argot Pointer, reined by Harold Stead took the first dash. Claude O'Brien drove Loch Hanover to a win the second dash and Hedge- wood Chief came through in the stretch to win the third.

Joan Chief. a pacing ronn mare. won the second and fifth races. The sleek pacer set a new record in the second race by doing the mile in 2.12 2-5. Miss Judy Dale won the opening dash for trot- ters.

But it was the former Island horse, Vella La Vella that cap- tured the hearts of the 2500 fans at the track. Given litilc chance to beat the Chief. Vella did the mile in 2.08 2-5 to win by half a length in the final dash. Cheeky Chief was down to the half in 1.02 4-5. Driven o.Iey Mac- Donzild made his move with Vella at the half and pursued the Chief up thebnck stretch.

Vella caught Cheeky Chief in the stretch and outlasted the big

Saturday Second glnglfggh Dashes-

Joan Chief (Mageur) Lily Marlene (Mccregor) Chocolate Dip (C. O'Brien) .. Dean Swift (O'Meara) Miss Playfair (W. Kelly) .. Hilda Mac (Bernard) .. Just Brenda (Seaman) .. Norah Dale (Cormier) .. Tryon .. . '1dr. Times: 2:12 2-5; 2:14. Winning horse, Joan Chief, owned by Harry Hirsch, Sydney and driven by T. Mageur. Pari-mutuels: Second race: o6.50. 33.10, s3.60; 52,80. 52.90; 5430. Fifth race: 53.'.'4), S310, 52.80; 33.30, 53.30; 96.00.

2:14 Pace

wmuiscztewn Ovnaaaw-been

Argot Pointer (Stead) . . 1 Loch Hanover (C. O'Brien) 2 Hedgewood Chief (Sweeney) 3 Col. Looker (Kennedy) ...... .. Miss Knox (O'Meara) . . .. 6 Worthy Ermine (Morcside) '1 Josedale Clipper (McGregor) 4 6 d Times: 2:10 1-5; 2:10 4-5: 2:10 4-5. Winning horses: Argot Point- cr,,owned by H. B. Willis, Char- lottetown, and driven by Harold Stead; Loch Hanover, owned by B. Ycrxa, Sussex, N. B., and driven by Claude O'Brien; Hedgewood Chief, owned and driven by Heber Sweeney. Pays: First race, 318,70,

9'

35 13 41 22 54 76

stallion to come to the wire in 36,50, 54,40; 33,30, 33.00; 53.00. front. The win was izrretcd with 5econd race, 54,50, 52,90. 52,40; the roar of the crowd. 36.10, 33.30: s2.6o: third race,

Arizot Pointer cuinc Ihundcrinn 5130, 57,10, 53,50; 57,90, 53,10; down the stretch to pass the 53.60,

tiring 1-it-dzewood Chief and win pl-,e.po,-.j"..pac", the first dash of the 2.14 pace. Loch Hanover beat out Col. Looker in the second dash and

Hedgcwood Chief came up on the

Cheeky Chief (J. Hennessey) 1 12 Vella La Vella (MacDonald) 2 2 1 Time Table (Cormler) .. . .. 3 it 3

outside with a great burst to T- . .1 9.0 . g w- g take the third dash in thrilling nmglm;:rs:s.o'Ehfgfyoscazk 04,?” fashion. ' g

The daily double on Joan Chief ::w:ya::' d?:,r;:eslf;ydoEh1TehOrl:- and Argnt Pointer paid 5149- sey' ' Vella La Vella owned by one ”.f "I9 Winners W” Frank Art Lipton Sydney Ialld driven Strain, sub-goalie of the Islanders by J Macbonald. ' Pays: First

hockey team A. Hughes, 27 York Lane won the S125 swropstnke by picking the five winners.

SUMMARY First Dash - Trotters Miss Judy Dale (Buell) Playaway (Cormicr) .. Winnle's Last (R. C. Shea) Bertha Grattan (Sheen)

race. 2.60; second race, 32.50;

third race, 58.20.

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April Bud (L. Kelly) .. N R I Mixed Foursome gm SR Golf Tournament ; 1:7 Mrs. William Beer and Dan 1-- MacDon.-ild led a 20-team field to 2'2- wl" .'i””lo”5f5.i3"l'3?.ll.Q3..l.t”"i.c.i?J 7" gIl:rethEuB6lV6dC1'f! course of the W

Charlottetown Golf Club on sat- urday afternoon, while Mrs. W. K. . Sharpe and Roger Clarke captured low net prize.

In low gross Beer and Mac- Donald had a 64 with Sharpe and Clarke chalking up a 50 low net. Runner-up for low gross was the

learn of Mrs. W. R. MacNeill and A. G. MacMillan with 66. Mrs. G. H. Buntaln and Walter Plckard. and Mrs. J. A. Likely and Bill Maoliean tied for second low net with 53's. The following are the results: Mixed Foursome: Gross Net Mrs. Wm. Beer & Don MacDonald .. . . . . .. M 50 Mrs. W. K. Sharpe 6; Roger Clarke 70 50 Mrs. 1-1. H. Buntoin Gt W. Picltard ............ 71 56 Mrs. .1. A. Likely At Bill MIcLean 70 53 Mrs. W. R. MacNelll it A. G. MacMillan so 54 Mn. 1. Y. Boudrias A: S. MacDonald '75 64 Mrs. V. A. Ainsworth at W. K. Sharpe 54 Mrs. Arnett 1-lowstt at Art Macxenzlg 09 56 Mrii. Ron Norman an I Y. houdrlu .......... we so , Mn. Glllll do Doug Saunders '70 56 Mrs. W. G. Bu-hour dz Dr. W. L. MacDonald .. 74 57 Mrs. Jack Renaud at J. A. Likely ............ '13 50 Mn. W. l. Cotton A D. MIeM1llIn .......... 7!. 5 Mn. .1. P. Ollrko 3 Fred Kelly '19 01 Mn. I; G. Baker as W. R. MacNell1 77 51 Mrs. S. Mac-Donald .9; Fred Toomba 00 02 Mrs. O. Mucregor A G. Hutiohoson '1'! 01 Mn. Ivan Home A J. squarabrlggs Q Mrs. J. W. MIcKcnzle & W. Moolmlno .. 71 - Mrl. H. .1. A. Brown & 1. It nurddn .. 00 '12

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81'. 101118. Julv 15 -(AP) - Leroy (satchel) Paige will follow Bill Voeck to st. Iioula Browns. -

The club announced Saturday that the Negro hurler will report Mondby to llgn a contract. He has been pitching for Chicago 6181105, I Negro club.

Paige. who ovoid: o direct am- wer about his on. into major-fugue boll un er Veeck when the nrownleir new owner

l0we.s'tpri'ce 6'ana&'an car with tkzk advanced Qpe qfeIzg'z'ne.'j

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JULY 16, 1915

Special Shoot

Held Sailday

Captain A. J. Mccabc captured first place honors in the special shoot. held at the Squaw Point Range on Saturday which was the third of four shoots being staged by the Provincial Rifle Association in preparation for the coming annual P. E. 1. rifle match.

Coming up with some excellent marksmanship, Captain McCabe and Major G. A. MacDonald tied with near perfect scores of 122 out of a possible 125 in compet- ition of 10 shots from the 200 yard range and 15 shots from the 600 yard range. First place went to Captain Mccabe. however, by: virtue of a bull on his last shot as compared with an inner for Major MacDonald. In range scor- ing their points were identical, both having 49 at the 200 and 73 at the 600.

The match was highlighted with particularly high scoring with oth- or leading competitors including Lt. B. B Jones with 120, Cpl. R. MacDonald with 110. Sgt. G. G. MacLennan 118 and Cadet A. Mulch with 117.

There were 30 shots competing in the match.

The following ale the resultl:

Capt. A. J. McCabe 122 Maj. G. A. MacDonald 122 Lt. B. B. Jones ., . 120 Cpl. R. MacDonald .. 119 Sgt. G. G. MacLennan 118 Cadet A. Mutch .. .. 117 Sgt. F. C. Younke .. 116 Sgt. R. Thnrburn . 116 Sgt. Roy Coles . . .. 115 Sgt. P. J. Landrigan 115 PO. Loverock . 115 Capt. J. Coles 115 Gnr. M. Carver 115 Lt, G. J. Rogers 113 Tpr. W. S. Bell . 113 Cadet R. Hnmbly 11?. Mrs. G. J. Rogers 111

CPO. S. G. Briwles .. 110 Tpr. .1. T. Taylor . 110 Lt.-Col. W. J. Mac-

Donald . . . 100 Sgt. A, M. Home . 109

Tpr W. Gamble . .. CPO. A. Costello Cpl. S. J. Birt . . Maj. W. H. Poole Lt. M. W. Coles CPO. L. Llewellyn ..

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Tpr. S. A. Crawford .. 95 Slsgt. .1. F. Pierce .. '15 RQMS. .1. T. Place .. 58

' heldnt the Riverside

' yesterday.

strong Golf Team. from local club

local contingent. , The local C1ub'will also defend their team championship won , Moncton not your. ' Mr. Ben Isnor of Moncton wh recently won the Eastern Dlvlslu:

Leave "For 81. John 2i.S-'il5l:”'”""- " ii” Wendi- -, Another Island entry for "ex, week's tournament is (:4,-cu

ing, club professional at the Gables course at Cavendish.

The ohu-iottetown Golf Club Green sent I strong six-man repre- t " to the New Brunswick- Prfxice Edward Island Amateur and open Golf Championship: and Wiliingdon Cup THIII to be Golf and country Club at Saint John on Tuesday Wednudoy and Thurs- day of this week. The team left for saint John

Those who will be seeking hon- ore for the local club in the two- Province annual golfing feature will be Doug Saunders. Don Moc- Donald, Frank Mclnnis Art Mac- Kenzle. Tom Rogers. Ralph Jenk- ins and Mayo sendow.