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UULKE y BOXING
W|¢|t,Sf|__|NG BASKETBALL
Over Revamped Senators;‘fl'_*“
._ Ntv/sn.. sion your
5onura Paces Chisox TO Win __ Sail Renew Ctuest for`T)avis Cup 7 T: T
Yankees Blank Browns I0-;
|N THIS CORNER
The suspension handed out Wed-
nesday by officials of the Softball Lmgue marked the first time such , qlrnslic move had been made in local bali circles and should serve as fl warning to the rest of the p:a_\~el-.<. Baitlng of players is all ylchi ln ils place and is part and D511-cl of the game but when an umpire makes a decision players mit learn to abide by it.
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An officials job is no soft affair nl any lime and players can make ll linli much easier if they would blli deslsl from continually har- asnllc theln on almost every deci- slon liley make. This is not by guy means a slam directed at the ;l|_<p¢-llded player. a boy who is in 'he lz.llne every minute and nghts ~n will on every occasion. Almost even- player in the league is guilty of the offence at one time or an- oil~.<=l‘ It happens in the heat of hal-<1 :ought games continually, but the quicker the players curb their qllicl:-irlsgred actions the better it will be for the league and players theniscives.
chellnuioll Jim Evans was im- pressive in a ten-round workout at Kel‘..~'l:';lon rink Wednesday night. The t-ilnnplon displaying superb :olilii'lou. showed plainly that ii.
deiioeolie him. Three sparring
in trade esterda , made he e- l i’.l§.3.§;s§“V;.‘§§,“. A7615 HUflS Thomson C'racksRecord To
cau8` e as ree as. and ,
£VlVlVr;r;da played t.neVful1 nine ln- Anchors To _
U.S. Open Golf Tourney
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iBy Alan Gould. Associated Press
h inn _ ;)y91ge;1;Bm111;8 gzlgzllfl f§eé1V¢so¥11é°; I '§akVit1_g every team ln stride the although Bch Grave struck out 11 "il k'“‘“g“° A“°.h°“ 1”" Dem," batters ng t c_ai ed up their fourth
"Boots" Poffenberger, making his consecuuve "l°l'°ry b" blanking
- - y Guardia ' 5 1
(A l' B New vonk. B°m”`“ WB-5 Elven an automobile hy Ch1C£l.g0 falls Ddday gnd gl-xg his f.rst baseman showed his appreq- 511011 U1' banging out four hits dri. Ying in five runs and leading the Whit? SOX to a 14-B victory over W“5111118L0n Senators.
The fans voted lieke the city’s 0111515115108 Performer for May and the automobile was the prize.
H1- 110m€l'. two doubles and a
single and Luke Appllngg double and threeVslngles set the pace for the seasons biggest two club clout- ing spree as the Box found Monte Werner and two other Nat pitch- ers for,1'l hits and Washington wailoped Johnny Whitehead for 13. Four Washington hits were contri- b“1'¢11 by Buddy Lewis, one of them a homer in the ninth.
Tho victory. the While Sox 11th
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in their last 12 starts bcostedtheln V1°f°'S 1" 111° f‘~"1ff1°e11 20112 Cvmlleilfon. the United its D c
- _ S8 S 3115 u team is ii hi i .
back into second Place in the Am' en route to England to take part ln the inte-rzone finals in their ef"ort top retrieve Otllllel llroplli-1
erican League. ured as they sailed are the U. S. n l . Lei ' ~ V = ` 1' '
The Ferrell brothers, Rick and WPU1111; Frank Parlker, Gene Mako. Buctigleo il'l1gcllt'BrX;lmtel3iil:ll ncirlilavllltlter L' Pate' nomplaung
Wes. and outfielder Mel Aimada,
all received from Boston Rea sax " " ` ' " '----- ' ' - 2
'rloalts Taxa aan sox shutout Win 1
At Detroit. the Tigers extended
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debut as Detmws new t rec “V the Nationals 5-0 in olle of the el » d es ru best played games of the lea ue,
eye rookie George Gill in the 3
third mhihg and held the Sox to Featured by the three hit hur- four hiis in 6 2-3 innings to gain “"3 °f Gemge A1915 31111 1-he 11111-
wlll he rl tough job for anyone to credit for the victory. "U15 1191111118 P185'S 01 J011tllly
The winning mn Came in the Stanley, both Anchor players, the
Seventh mn ng when page Fox winner* struck their de‘.~isive scor-
nillnts. “cl-c elven bustling sessions Slnsled and scored on a tons fly by 1112 111°“'S 111 the third frame -for-
bv the Ivishiown lad and at the
badly lvinded while Evans had
is +6 #le is
Ei-.~ln.=is a vastly improved fight- er over the boy who worked his vlziy 'hrollgh an elimination series B and iilen dethroned Leslie in two
pal'illci'.~. working every other
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harley Gchringe;-_ Gerald Walk. ing four times on four hits. In the
. .1 er smashed a. home run over the eighth they pushed hom th ' °°"ml`"`n of the workoul were scoreboard in the second inning final tally but for the oth; sevlélll. hardly R hair on his head tumedV for two scores. frames the right hand hurling of
Archie McFarlane had 'Anchors V
YANKEES BLANK BRDWNS bats silenced completely.
Whii A h _ ~ `
New Ygrk Yankees banked the Fm-lang gg?/les l litobllltltllilyg/tl; 1`°Wn5 1 '0 M st- 1-101115 95 JW D1' ition all the way. With the excep- i aggio banged out his 10th and gpm of the third me game was a
r lllids. Tipping the scales at 180 11111 1'\0Y¥1€l`S Of l-he y¢Bl‘ Bhd Char- ' ~ . . U y nutnng held st. Louis to nvc hurl" 'mel '°°“°e" 'fm °"““°
poulld.~. he is faster than ever; his 19
pllnfh/~.= cal'i'_v more sting andsnap hi
to iiun: and he is proving an elu-
PVSV pitchers who knew how to bear The victory. second in a row for down in me plllches' Mcparlmle
gave but nine hits throuffhout the
-_ ..,., , th Y k, ' h - = _ nie \.l._ct toVV;c$i1;Vec§tV solidly vllth. saline :aids mm§f£l";lg‘ee‘f_ic;;l£e§:§e struggle. Ayers had 14 ftrlkeouts
lie convinced the large crowd I'
nizili that his title-winning effort m
pai-cnl‘\ ready for the bell at any W
iicht with Joe Louis ends chem- 0 plnn Jun Braddock. in one sense. of the word, is bound to be awirl- ner. He is to receive very nearly
the crown.
follows established precedent that 10111111
the ciialnpion always receives the lion's share. At that, however
Loilis
Middle West when it goes for a. flvhi. lzoes the whole way. and as Wiint-.=.s of this there is the all- time l-ecovd of nearly three mil- H lion dollars that the second Tun-
lletv-Dempsey affair drew at the
ga _
wnn't fare off so badly. The
aw while McFarlane had ten victims
M . R ~ to his credit.
tha: wltne.<sed his workout last cyh,:l§2l;lVel;ubb(::g Vxlgrelinlftr; Bag Vscom by timings;
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ATHLETICS WALLOP TRIBE Chicago 402 421 01x-14 17 2
OLY NAME HALL BOWLING SL Louis at Bosgon ppd_ threat.
Mixed Doubles Pittsburgh at Brooklyn will be
, olde Butch Trotter for 11 hiis. 123 456 789 R
was no fluke victory. He is ap- Am., two scoreless mn|ngsV the Nationals 000 000 000
~ orld Cha.mp‘ons found the range, 511011015 004 000 010
mnnlert rlow and is qllietly conn- and mereafm- wasted gh, with Lou Umpires-At the plate George deni of again showing his super- Gellrig contributing his ninth iFrancls; on the bases Bill Ryan. ioriiv ni-er his earnest and deter- homer of the year in the final in-
'"`“"" °""”°“g"' “Til-”~“l»‘l ?»?`l'=`°13.l'i`l‘?i‘~'s's we ln BASEBALL SCORES Upens Tennis Season Today
N0 matte, wha; Way his flue siiftstarts since he ended his hold- .AMERICAN LEAGUE
gu)n ne Alleys Cincinnati at New York ppd. -wet'
rounds.
8
---- Ch cago at Philadelphia will be
Last night on the Holy Name INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
After Braddock 'has settled with Alleys eight couples finished up on
his umuleer and pays off his the fourth round of the sixteen Nllhlg 0111111091- lralnxlllz dcbts it is g safe bet that couples. this finished the round Montreal 000 011 200 4 9 0 the champion will hx himself sol- and eight couples were eliminated B81tim01'€ 002 001 02X 5 12 1 idly fur tht- rcmlunacr cf his aavs. which leave only eight couples ln Myllykensr and Chandler: Ma-
' the running. When they play twice t-uzak and Gray. Crouse.
licl mils knows the value of B _ around four couples will be dropped 311111110 000 201 000 3 7 2 llollnl-_ .something thc New .1crscy;nut and thc final lou: will play Newark 405 000 29* 11 15 1 lrisluunli learned when he was ' twice around with two being left S0W¢1l- Hlbbs and 58111105 WlCk-
` fight it out for the champion- 01' Bild H€1‘Shb€1”Z€1'~
er and jobs were scarce. There ship. There will be no more games SYYHCUS9 010 011 000 4 7 2 W011'l be any financial slip-ups played until Tuesday night next 110011651111 002 310 0014 5 9 1
n ~ ¢ ln 1 hh 1 Mooty and W. Campbell; Walker 111 hai he has the opportunity whVeur;Vethehrema1n 3 68 00111105 and 0,Fan_eu
m,h°,§,,g',,, th, ww", AMERICAN /tssoc1A'r|oN Ffntz-
The ilatiler who came off the re
Collsidt-l~od just a washed-upflghb to
“1 -‘"111\11t< any money worries that res might spring up if and when he is
llenrli-ca or his title.
_ 1# ale 14% été
Bill Terry can‘t seem to get in 111? llfltld graces of the baseball voliers. While the majority of the Scribes respect him as a manager 111-s aloof, disdainful attitude causes more illan one blast to be directed “t 111m and such actions won‘t 11@l_p the Giants'cause any. Terry's attltllde is that the writers should just be told certain things and the ;tn=hoi of it all ts that he is rap- 'HY 11f‘f0ming one of the most. un- Doplliar men in baseball. 'Dis léosltlon must be strange to the damll-1 boss who in his playing was considered by the same mf ers whom he is now disdain- "E1 as one of the all-time greats “$1111 the first basemen. and who ‘ 111121 lprlarentiy one of the
mm Pflnular.
F. H.
H. M.
L. G.
L. M.
V. R.
E. D.
G. 0.
Dr.
' 8.
Seoong:_.
Egan 258 Prafu ht 125
Fisher
cos
puny 144
Thlrf|:-
Duffy
154
Keenan 180
Fourth :-
Dolron
250
McGuirs.n 99
‘Fifth :-
Pl1’\¢l ll
207
McIntyre 120
Slxth :-
Robin
195
Smith 162
Seventh :-
McDonald
155
McGuigan 118
Eighth :-
McKenzie
155
Mlllett D2
272 227
247 206
245 108
315 140
158 215
190 152
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205 162
167 109-1158
245 91-1144
238 197-1122
182 141-1121
154 174-1037
175 185-1012
213 145-1041
Z0 139-10M
~ » Following are the eight surviv-
Wlns ing couples who will resume play
m§V1VtlGsroN, ont. June 11-'rcp H_ Vtanmtollrnanlent star of long- L, of (milk. Mrs. Cliff Shuttleworth p. won Hfllendnle Club. 1Hamilwn, R. ‘,hamVVV11 Ontario women's golf p_ hm? S‘V’"‘111D today for the first g_ CMEVVV 1" defeated Mr=. M. Elldis- D,-_
` 1 Of Toronto Rosedale 5
‘nd 4111 an is-hole final here. luinfam |.l|-lmao mann. nuns. the young
es ay g McDonald dc C McGuigan
Fisher 8: M. Duffy
Duffy & G. Keenan Egan dt H. Praught
Tu d ni ht at 'I 0'ciock. G. -
Duncan as M. - Clinton
McQl:aid at C. Mathiefon
Toombs at L. Corrigan McKenzie dz 5. Maliett
2370 2854 2308 2293 2280 2258
2199 2158
Washin ton 001 003 202- 8 13 2
Weaver. Cohen. Cascarella and
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of » R- less than an hour's work and this 1 ' __ on for -wel-,s ew i‘J§ify“itiii;‘2i’.“i.n°.i”%.i‘§..'“.;l till Eiiitt 331 2,83 ‘i‘32_§ ‘S 3 nlshl luinpcn to him irlslde the alans 11-3. The defeat dropped the Grove and Desautcls; Gil. Por-
ttlllllrrtl circle, including 1065 01 Indians into fourth place. H fenberger and Hayworth.
Moses got his first home run 0 Philadelphia 012 410 021-11 16 0
?l€ 45 *F th d ll of Willis Hudlin -who Cleveland 100 000 110- 3 9 2
Braddock receives 50 per cent of lasetedeollllyya little more than two Ross and Hayes; Hudlin. Brown, the _miie for risking his title whilc innings after winning his first six Having, Andrews and Sullivan, the nclzrn has to be content with games th‘s season. Lloyd Brown Becker. ' | mp,-p 171,; pe,-cehh Although who succeeded him left the game New York 003 020 023-1017 0 this .en dllrlng a four-run rally in the St. Louis 000000 000- 0 5 0
cms an uneven division il.
inning. V . Ruffing and Dickey; Knott,-Tron
ter and Huffman.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
played later date.
ening wather.
played later date.
Columbus 8. Minneapolis 11. Tofedo 0. St. Paul 10.
Giants Trade
Fitzsimmons
To Dodgers l
NEW YORK. June 11-(AP>-
Bill Terry, Manager of the pace setting Giants of the Nati.,nnl League, traded a 35-yearV old pitcher for a promising 22-vlan old hurler today when he sent fat Freddy Pitzsimmons and cash tu Brooklyn Dodgers for Tommy' Baker.
Although neither pitcher has
shown much this year. the deB1 figures to benefit both clubs. Fifi- simmons. a consistent right hand- er since starting his Major League cercer with Giants in 1925. should flll a big gap in the Dod- gers mound staff as a starting hurler. Baker. less than two years out of the minors. has failed to live up to expectations in the matter of games won and lost but
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-Cracking the Oakland Hills com- petitive record with a 66, six under par, and equally the all-time low lnark for a .angle round in the _United States Open Golf Champ- lon hlp. blond Jimmy Thomson. the siege gun from Shawnee-om Delaware. Pa.. cllmaxcd an epic day by entering a foul'-way tie for the lead at the halfway stage oi the tournament.
Tilomsolrs dazzling round. mark-
ed by six birdies and one eagle. gave him a 36-hoie tot-al of 140 and colnpleted the pace~making deadlock with three professional rivals. Ralph Guldahl and Frank Walsh of Chicago and big Ed =Dlldle_v of Pllilacielphin. < l Guldahi. who was on the verge of a record smashing round him- self before Tholuson provided the tlay`s crowning shot-making thrills. Vadded a three-under~pnr 69 to his previous 71. Walh and Dudley, playing together, duplicated their first round 70‘s.
Jimmy Johnstone. Toronto pro,
BlRMINGHA.\i. Mich.. June ll
was the only Canadian to qllailfy for the final 36 holes. With 75-75- 151 he made the grade b_v one stroke. joining 6-1 others. Only the low 60 and ties were pe:~ln11!`ed io enter the last half of the T2-hole grind.
I Bob Gray. Jr., of Saudivich, ¢Ont.. with '18-81-159 and Sain lKerr of Toronto with 77-81-158 were eliminated.
Thomson ltxt his touch on the
greens after wielding a red hol putter for 15 holes. during which he dropped a half dozen puffs of six to 20 feet for birdies. ln nd- dltion to sinking a 60-yard chip shot for an eagle three on the 555-yard 12th. With the touch went hi< chances of hanging up ll new world scoring record for ma- jor open cllampiouship. ll~ llilssed plltts of six and lhrcc ics. cu two of the closing holes.
Thomsonls round tied the best
on record in 41 years of Unilcci States title play. 'willdllig 66's for Gene Sarnzen in iii3'2. Johnny Goodman and Wa1iel~` 1-l.~.:cn in 1933 and Tom Creavy in 103-i.
Charlottetown
, The Charlottetown Lawn Ten- `nis Club of'1`iciaily launches its 1937 season today. The courts.
l despite the recent rains. are in A-l shnpe and are rightly regarded and classed among the best playing surfaces in eastern Canada. No expense has been spared by the cillb officials in this regard and they inay look with satisfaction at the results obtained to date.
llnprovemeuts have not only
been made to the courts. but also to the club--house. which is being rcuovrlied and modern convenien- ces installed.
Club nicmbcrs who have been
working ollt at intervals during the past month are expected to attend the formal season inaug- ural in large nllnibers this after- noon and many interesting rnat- ches are allticipated.
The singing of the 1937 Eastern
Canadian Clmnlpionslilps here in August has stimulated interest in the alrend_\' popular net game and a banner season looms for the clllb.
In looking back in retrospect ii
has bccn recalled that the Char- lottetown Club is one of the oldest institutions of the province dating back to May 2. 1883 when it was organized under the nnme of the Micniac Tcnnis Club. Ii was not. however. until 1889 when the Mic- mac Club nmalgamnted with thc
_ '1
Club Formally
Fitzroy Club that grolmds were procured at the Victoria Park Previous to that games were nlnv- ed on private courts. ln 1891 the club house, which now stands. was erected and since then has played a prominent part in thc social ac- tivities of the city.
ln 1915 the grass court gave ivay
Artillery .Snap 2-game
n 2
Losing Streak
Tiurtcen safe blows that netted
aV like number of runs enabled the . lst Medium Brigade team to chalk Up lhvll' second coltseclltlve vic- tory over Jack Ce.lneron's I-Z>q'.ll:'es last night and al~o saw the _-1111;. lcry squad snap their latest 1-,\-0. game losing streak.
But while thc Arllliery hlt hard
and often it nas the Esqlllrqu, un- stealilliesf in the field ln llie ciglllil that pll\eci the \\'n_v lor V their defeat. The ivlluiers lcd 7--i . going lnio the eigilih bllt with two A1`1111<’1`i' ballctas renrecl two errors put inell on fl:‘s‘ and »c.-ond; Jack Turner delivered a homo run for three r'.;ll.~ and an additional three came ln oirtlle strength of another Esquire :lror and a triple and 5111810 by the Artillery.
Afler being retired in order in
the exgiliil Esquire, rallied in lite
1 11111111 as the flrsl four bazlers hit lsafely. The fifth dl-ew a pas, lm;
the next three lvelli out in order to hail the rally al. three counters.
BOX SCORE
Artillery _ Kane. .ss '
Currie 2b
Wliciall c ' Power cf '
Saunders lb
Stull Sb Kelly p
1-Icnnc.~.~ey lf
1 Turner rf ‘Totals 41 13 1316 6
V 'Player out for leallng base.
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EI~quires ,AB R
Sqlanl'e‘.1l-lggs Zh 5
Rockiiell c
McKenzie lb F. \\'hnZen 3b ' Cnrlnlclhlel ci
Murley as
Acorn rf _
-R. Stull if
Goss p 4 Totals 41
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'Doc' Pa:'gE1.1i1. nllo :s training
.1 stable at .‘\`ol'i`;l Randall. Oino, worked lilo l`:~.l‘ee-_\'ear-old .\fr. Chips a lnlle in 210 i-4. He ls a full brother of Galely .\flle V21 2-05 1-4. and out of the _.nine dam ns Lusly Frisco 207 1-4 oivned by C. H. Clmnfilcr. Chnrlottvtonm
Sprllcer <31 1.59 i-~.‘ 11, ...lu Jilllova 'Jill bg: Plter tm- 1 ‘ She is ilic n'.\ln of s-il:-_
and tllree p.\c<‘l'.=. .o -t .
Lust-_v P:';.~co. iizis rl ‘l ,speed iilherzlnllco .ln la-1_1; .<..l-s . his pccizzree. `
1 ' *T l Ben \\'l1.le ti.-.iv ‘ 1 ~»~ .i
Mr. Chandler had a iciler from
Wainllt Hail Farln. Lcxinulon ,K<‘!ltu0f<.\'. a frw davs liao. willch Vcnve all the facts re the p:‘o?l.ll‘.= of Galety Gxly 2.16 3-4. and they are most itltcresnng govt-h_ of ha,
- sons and dallgliier.. hi sxlcil ,res
as Peter Yolo 202. S.lll Pl-.\ll.~i.~eo`
.bllsiness and uruaitfl ~ F‘lltllrll_v \\ll~.lu~l~.~ _:»...~'~ -. 1 , head to the :nl \\1
rvlli cllmllauslt '.`:l-~.~l- .. stable or spilt t`::t-~l, '.;;\ ,'h<‘:n over :lil '.'.i..~\-.=.:w~.
miie rings _has :inf 'seen - 'ii-c;~Il‘d but Z`.`.i‘ xl ul" , t
207 l-4 and Chestnut Peter 203.15.. -hh ht;,»;V\- yr.-_¢_. ,Vg
l-4. have taken fusf :'\‘col'd~ I
have s<’ve:'al tilney referred zo tile' 'l'i~.el'e .ite tin ‘rw-. _ _
int" ills? Glllety Guy is a ful; sxster to the \\'<lrld's clinlnpiilli
cr.~ 'rn.t‘.illf: ;l‘ l1'~. -; ` f.l;.' iz:-.»l:i~<i.s .l:‘<i `>.-' 'i~ » .
’l‘oiter Lee Axw0\'thv i5R i-4 and :lt 215 were eo:n‘i' :~ \' 1 Bild A\'\vnrtll_v 21-4 0\\'ncd by J llw f‘1f- “B.l1'Ie-_~g~1.:~< -3 - ‘ _
T Waite. Sllninlcrslde.
M l
Lllslv Frisco has bccn civenl
l'11'0f'il<`all_v no chance ns a sire.. and his Only rcpr(-.=el'ltall\'c :li this Pl'o\'in<~e i_s the _veal--old owned bv Alfie \\'ehslvr .\farle 1-fo'.ve\'er with lizs lnliznlficenf hl`e<\d~llc ~
l:\i:l\I:<" as the rm~»~~ ' 1,
twn lvueks 1'ln»‘ .l' 1~ 1 ll~.";e frflck end lt-l` ll. ~ ‘ ty lliliricett lve¢'i:.< :it \'.at"~»' "s fhroilrhoili :iw .=:_l‘»~ \' ~ "<- :’ has ever ltoeli k‘i~' 's -'~ »~~¢ the paflilicsx dal-,s -».' "".u v i- ~ , Stale . it liel‘fo:'ll‘~
V V V5 .IK ,_.,. __ .,. ..: br-ln: hv San F‘rancisl»o 20'? l-4 from evr-rl' flireetiori _.fl ¢‘;~_t~.~ _l
and out of such a noted broodV lnflre as Gairzv Guy 2.16 Il-4-hcl wifi. when racing days are over. bel no dollbl accorded an opportunity; to win further glory through the. ,perfoi‘mances of sons and daugh- iters.
‘ Harry O‘Brierl. Alberton. paid ,a v‘sil lo the Charlottetown race itrack Tllesdav and conversed with l.<e~vernl horsemen there re classes for the Dominion Day meet ivhzch he is pilttiny: on at Sulnlncrszde. :They seemed delighted with the ioppol'illnli_v of making a start in
inion's birthday The roblem that
be many "ni.=n-r:\ll.<‘
Sweden is lnlvillc im el ':t:'m
number of fast l‘e.~l»:-.-i li;-~»~’ u~\-ii.; that have prolutl .wifi iv: ` also a rullnl>e:~ of 1'-w~~:'l! -' \' . of improved l»loml i;z~.~~.~ I.l Pxpolimtloll to “.l;l' l-1\'l:‘."‘ is The Day Sl.ll‘ .-:».\f`.llll: 1`l : '1-\' 2.05. and fou-- lylwoll ll~..lr~» llvo of thcln. ’l\‘:1llee is _-l <‘.~l= E 512111. ducing sister to Spe:‘.t-`:- i'»i1 Il-i.
l Henry Cillkev. illa: ‘\:: of dr v-
# 1 ‘
ing dynamite that r.\ll'u lllliiel- .f-.., cya, of quzte a n'.l:n!>1~r' of <»'.l:'
the Western capital on our Dom-, local fans nl I-“r.»<~;.;~_.»,ig~, N 1;_
E\1'lilJitltm las* fa' "
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Sl')l'MAR\’ confronts Harry is to get enoughl Maine. track with i.l .:-ti l-1 :1-
Erlrned 1-uns: Eqiiires 5; Ariil-.
horses for his fast class. The Owner of Lusty Frisco 2.07 1-4
over 159 l-4 .\l;‘.t‘lvt~<`l .\l lx 1 0-i 'P--f, Lochlnvar 20-1 l-~i l-` ` el' 2 1`.-
lely 4; tivo bn>e lui: Carlnzchael; gwas O. K and so is a Plucky Scott l-4. Miss UhTcen Velo 21111 l-~l .i:'..l lllrcc base hiz; Kino. Clu-yin; 1mme.’.Z.06 which are the only fast c1nss.flve athers.
run: Power. Tl11'ner_ sacrifice hit: lellgibles in this vi<‘lnii.v with iliei ------~
l-fciillescy. Tllrner; luis: off Kell_vlexccptl0n of Heatherbell 2.08 l-4.1 .\fli’.lonnlrc .spot-'~'.\t\l\.`-.l~ si- lo; Off 50,5 13; ham. Oh hh;l_.-1 off ` that has lmcovered too lnuch as f\‘fv.<. Roiallfl FT if.ll~:>‘.-l-_.um '.\~ Kelly 1; passcd blill. Wlieian 1; Sl1¢`t‘d so does not fit ln. Not lnuch p'l'olniiieni in i`:n= .l:n.l'»'l:- ':~.nl'~~- Rn;-kit-el; 2; wud hu.-lt; Goge 1- difficulty will be experienced in races at Good T;:u~~ P-11; till-‘ 1. Kclly 1; stolen base: C:\rllic1llae1.< 11111111! 11D 1139 S1011' C1"-*SWS 1\S\N1 Y- 1\l°l1‘1-11' ~\1°'\`1`1‘~"‘1`-- 01
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Currlc. Wlieiali; left on base: Bs- ‘ there must be i5 or Q1 horses ln.Ztlst. Walter Cox. 1.11.- :1~‘i-it ll'.'\`i`1'. qllires 7; Ariiiiery 4. ltrairllng that can fit in from 2.21 who was pl~i'sl.i::ic ~~.llV- i.~V~:~‘.- Uh he _th h.. - N S to '.227 and then there are llslmented f~l\¢>-~u~~- .iv '~ ~-~
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By Innll1g~:-
Dodgers Set For Came With League Leaders
Julllol' Callnrliells. Zcllllllu' :hc
lc.lp,lle by fl slnuie annie will en-
to the present clay courts which , have so favol'abl_v ilnpressed visit- i ing tennisters from the Mal-itllne.=. and Upper Canada. Since 1031 Charlottetown has been affiliated with thc Canadian Lawn Tciluis
Association and has condilcted an- l nually a very sllccessflll open tour-
rlalnentp
Present clllb officers are:
Honorary President. Hon. T. A.
Campbell.
President. G. P. Hutcheson.
Vice President, Miss Marie
Muich.
Sccrctal'y Tl'ea.<ui‘er. A. W .Vla-
theson.
Members of executive: J. A.
Bentley. Miss Lillian Duchenlin. Malcolm MacKinnon. F.(`-_ Kelly. J. A. Rodd. Dr. E S. Giddinlzs. Miss Olive Johnston and J F
Sterns.
Committee chairlncrl. irc-clcc€-
edt: Grounds. J. A. Bentley; Ten Miss Lillian Duchc-mii'l: Mcmlicr- ship. Malcolm MncKinnon; Toul-~ nament. F. G. Kelly; El1ici‘i.'\in-
_rnent. J. A.V Rodd.
C u b s A n d Anchors Play Weekend Tilt
The week-end industrial League
fixture sees the undefeated An- chors tangle with the East end Cubs. Cllbs with onc win and one lost to their credit are out to ad- vance in the :-tanning at the league leaders expense and a close, hard fought game should result.
Batteries will likely be Stanley
and Chipman for the Anchors and Robins and Donovan performing, for the Cubs. _ The game is scheduled for 2
o'clock.
22 - year Old Scots Girl Wins G o l f Cro w n
TURNBERRY. Scotland. June l
-iAlPl--Jessie Anderson. 22-ye.lr old daughter of a Scottish pin fessional, succeeded Pamela Bal' ton as British Womc-11's Gul Champion today.
A stubborn fighter with llmaxz'
putting touch, Miss Andeislll played steady' golf all thc way tt trounoe Doris Parks. anotlle Scottish star. 6 and 4. in the 3* hole final rnllnd.
Thcy battled dogg.dl.\' lhrollul
the morning rollnd and went tr lunch all square. Miss Parks start-
Practice Today 1
Practice for the Junior Canad-
iens at Park Dillmond this after- noon at 2 o'clock. The following players are requested to make every effort to be on hand. J.l Roach. C. Ryan, E. Murphy. L.” McKinnon. S. l\’f<‘K'lumll. V. Roach, J. Ilig on. T. l!1vl:rl'. 'f.
Terry believes he has a comer in
'I¥xan.
Helllnmsey, Ty Connors, L‘:llg Saunders. l
ed off the afternoon round in winning the 10th hilt Miss Ander- son .='~l'a"cd the nlliirll :it the f!'ilh auf' ilrn \v:li the 2‘lnd 23rd :ind 24th iii sivevlrsioli tn tnkc a lclili sho never relinquished.
Miss Andcrs'\n was .=iclldnlc.<.s
pcrsonfiefl as she played each n’i1e of the first 2'? holes of thc mrl"i1 in 40 .<lrn‘:f\s .\/(iss Pnvks. \‘.'~~"“‘1i“fr llll"~" l"e hui 'vu in °‘~~ »”'--ls-~-~ 1--al-~‘\t nhcili llli' r 'i f‘~“' " " "‘~~n she lost c n- ‘rol of her \v.~.~i=.
tlcavour to \vlticll illc g_1.lp lieluticli tl1oln~l~1vc.~ and the rl:inn‘l up Esqlllres lcnln when they meet the Holy Redeelller Dodue1'< in a week- end fixillre at ihl- Upper Queen Street dlalnolld.
The Dodgers playing at home
ho\\'evcr are iougil _lxllis in crtlck ali'ead_v imvlnl: lzlkeli l5I.~qlllrcs into camp llierc and they arc all primed to hand ilic Cnnildicns a dose of ihe salue medicine. Whl‘il*lcr they can do il or not re- mallls io be seen.
The onlne gels llnderway at
3:30. _
lls cmnilng ninllc fast
2.06 in 2.20. Rosebud 2.10 1-4 in, 2.22 l-2. Jackie Volo in 2.23. I-Inr.| :vest Melody in 222 Heathcrbclll ‘als Htatherhell has been s half,
rl
in 102 i-'f and quarter in 10 3-4
jseeonds. The four yeal old trotier
miles ln 2.15'
asked fm' any speed.
The three-l
being her best effo
. '. t .l.V, V.
_rear-olds Leland and Guy Kill- 111-°"`;°1 ““l‘ "- ‘ ,
In Abou( me meelluc was iw ill-1 .
plwrcr \'ol<~da le 2 11:1' 207 3-4 nut? \\'l\< -wilt’
U-Mk pl.,-id after the :nec for l `t»:~..» r~l~-we
`muck have worked
l some notch
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1 At Upton F‘:ll'm Cameron has flvc under his wllllt. l but he has been \vn°klnc slow. ilu-
.vnllle Knlnlllck ln- not been 11°’“' P111'-111* f11 111" '
tp - ._ [ pain 9| V . V V . ..._ .V.. ,V V..~.
“'hhh~,¢k_» hh mc -Uaws Bm LM,-. many more eligible to the 2.27 tot mnlislizn :lvl z;l.':ll.~ _.1 ~ Vl.'.<`-.' lor and \v_ Goes 2.30 classes. all drove io mr: .izze .~ .1 1,
ei'l_io_v lilo _-ptirt q:..‘t~ ::- vinci* as
123 456 THD R H E The fastest work-outs nt thc '011*’1T hllslllillds. u-an V _:i-<1
l A1-tilleijv 100 12'! 160 13 13 4,Cl1arlolt.etc ‘ track since last P111't1"1l“1‘»1“ 111 °`l1"" " "'1`
il Eiqillles' 100 O03 003 7 10 7 I B601( Sll‘€‘l»t‘l1 1\`f‘l‘\" PlllCl(}‘ S6011' 'ii'
John E. Keliv of lim.-11:' \lfi1f`v‘.
had a \v":‘.ll<~:‘ the wliez' 'Elf ”»' Bcrerl. Ohio. ill "ie 'l~~~`1- --.1l‘-“ii paeel' Graiuflll (`-tri. 'ig -E1 took 11 record of Dil. "l"it~ 1ll'.'~"‘-“"1”-"1 tl't\ltt‘l‘ |5*‘<‘l'l»¢ll‘s \\’.l~ one llf \ \
1m .Mn
winning rl heat in 'D01 l-2 .ir `f,:ilisrlloi'l1c 11.1. \l_lv li-’ ’l"`-\
1 l~'--.-1-11-~u`. 'i fl-.i»\»~~~‘o' 'lt I-vt;-lllf1‘l'1\'
Next S;lrlll'd.1\- -~ ll~`.I~ v 'V`.
1 . < _ ¢ ,- - , . y `
best miie by any candidate in l1is'F"‘7°“ M l"1“" 5' ""`l" '\ "'
l lstablc lvns Lu.~tv Fl'l.<<‘o`s 2251 i-"l“ l
.ll be slilzllf; un :ll"I "‘e '\'111~
‘,ffm.t_ The l“.(,_V‘.f,m._0]d (uh .<mV:\` l1olll'.;VViVv:\ T \:'VV.VlVVV?.~lt‘,<_"'.\V'ViV1V brotlici' to Guy __K:\llnuck. owned f;‘;mVf‘~;V1; "VVV‘1_~ ‘VV V" ‘__ VVV"_fm_A., b_\' "Hole-in-One .lack Kcnncd.\'. " 1 ‘ ' 1 ` "
owned by Huch River. is working Pit'-elv and will 1
for Domluinr Day races. I Ai Marie trainer Harry "Pon1n"
Bh:`e_v has heeli a mile in 2.30 with into Kainfnlrk 2.14 and is making
cond progl'r-ss with
old and three-venr-old F‘utllrltv
cniidldnles owned Webster. l-larrv likes fine. Bnlbo 215 has
the stable Helen Worthv hclln; given in trade for the llamcsllkc .of the creat ‘Italian avlat-or. Archie Campbell. l.ow<\l- Montncllc. is the
new ounel' of Helen Worthy.
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.\fvvt‘n .\lt‘.1\l'1lllll".'= iluininl: fl\l=11`l-l
ers ll few tirivs ago lid came hack all "bei" up with the appcorllnre
8
A friend nf mine paid n vl<lt to
_ a
Vfvr
and condition of on‘.~ pupils. George Callbvcks three. Bud Copa 2l4~-l-4¢-Gu»y~--Ann- <.-\»- 2-.16 3-4 and hor three-rear-old sister. are look-
ing to perfection. Bud Cope has lm- prm-cd in gaii and appclll'-“tlicc and 2.10 is predicted for hlln at Char- lllolteiown. Blu perhaps the most llnproved of thc whole outfit is ilflckfnsi 209 l-4. :iccolrlillg to my friend He is well up in flesh. his skin ls clear and satlilv and he is
ll real grand looking trotier with more speed and a better way of zolng than last. year. There is also a tivo-year-old trotier by Bellini Scot( that looks like Puturity ma- ‘vrlal Myron has as assistant that experienced caretaker .lim Mc- li‘.ui.~.
At Summerside Mar Steele is
the t\\'o-vcnr- n'l
by Alfie l 1
hl_< llow .inbl _ _ _ V., .. ,, .. 3
hmm addpd *OV 2 0.1 l 4. Coll l.l. l1.l \ _ .
and Fred is wliich will 11- -"i'<‘<1 l"l'
'vorv irish on him Bch 0'Bo\- 2.14 f‘\'enllie. Fillflulrl 51111?- l ` W.,]k(.,_ 'gmqh .\fonfln\- and '.v~!‘ l-nn:l‘1"~~ lilroilzll
rl .lllue 1"l'li i~ll1 tile l1.~. t'lll1‘
likolv take a trip to Sllmiricrsidei-;)1;°“` 01 111" “l1"l" "‘1“` "’ "1 "H
next F:\iill~iil-. l\::‘.‘:‘ ii cn flu'
,hcl nf qw l<‘l't-t‘-1|\l'- ’\`_` l>\'lvld<:
will pf~ri`orln lllu\~~l‘ tile is-lil*
Stnl'lcv.\ will zlllillllt- l "le P15
l’l> 159 l-'_‘. <‘li.llll}\_.\!i ll\'~‘-ytt.l:`-
tl. .lane Amir’ ‘ful l~'_‘ t‘i\\l1v.\.<1-1 mcliu: lnllrt- ol' l'.l;ti lillll iluldel' <11' he pl‘e.~t~lii Clllli ~"li '.1'-lik 1't‘ ‘Y-1
inlupnul l'.1et~ \\lu»\.il_' gl..-el' 1 lflfiii. f`l\:tilllu‘l Pl~lli~<‘ l'!i
l‘lln:ll;\llul l'c1‘t»l't! il.i\"l' 11 l'."V"i. Ray lit-nl<‘\' 2.01 it-4 l\l':\'l: 1...
uii`ln~;ltl~ll mtv i\.l`.i»ill;`-» 11.1.1 . the ins( few itullhs 'l"‘\ ix .’i‘.’ ‘.-`.`.
who was al in~;\vi~1l ntl: ll‘.’.~ :'lv'~V\
1|-iid t'.w'<‘c-=ll<\:ll'.1
= mid _~cvi‘l'.”ll lill‘n'l'.\ \\l:l\ t.l: ` 'l
on the uns aiu-li ill. 11-.t.l.~.;»li ~ -
mzilids. The l1e.~l ul lr-~ lv. , l... tlvlvcrs sllch ns Sup Paliill. fins Pfirsliall. Vic Fivllllil 1. (.`ll.\l"l <‘ Mnbrcy. Ciiurlll- l zlllvv. ll.\l ' V Short. will he ihure to ":~i1‘.l.l"
mg lllw pldllw hors” and lml“` them Dec P.\r~llnll will iltiii. lilo
ribbons over June .~\.f'~\f`f. lliltiicv F‘\llton'.< enti'y.
Classes for Slllnlnci'~‘~.ti- l1-»lnlii-
ion Day have bcell dcillllcl-. de- cided upon and ure its i’l~ll-li--I 2.18 Trot und l".ll~t\ lt:’<\'icl'.~ :ll- loaved three .~ct‘mld.<\. '.121 trot and pace 220 trot llllll p_n'l\. Tin~\.= are thrcc good cll\s.~l~_. :intl \v:`ll probably give about .l~ cuoll rav- ing an any tllnl coulli be nrl‘:n\\:l‘<l for this scnson of the veal", l"l~\li\ now on eligible cliiullclllte, will be given stiffer \vovkoul_< and all should hit tho truck' in 1:0110 l'»\1`- ing condition July lst.
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raining four invlllding the grand wld warrior Prank J. Orinlan 2.13. Clarence Schuman has four or five in his stable with Helen D. .14 looking well and full of speed. t the extreme western part of he Island is Harry 0‘Brien with t stable full including the three- ear-olds Nita Vnlo and Bud olo. both winners as two-year. ids. ’f`rlxlc Volo 2il i-4. and ovlct 212 1-4 that Hurry believes vlll bent 210 this year.
Siwict is owned bv Alltirelv “,Pervy. Sll1\\iner.=if1e. and is .<`ir¢"l ‘by lee Tide 203 1-4, sire of
An arralitzemenl is i>l»=l1'-_ work-
ed out bein-“eil the l‘:ll'.c<\ l-Zi. ward Lslnnd ll:\i'lu‘.<.~ llor-c Futllrity A.~soclation and the Pro- vincial exllibiiiou A<.~l»<~ulilnll. in hold the two. three and foul‘-_\'car- old 'f-*uiuriiios in rollnvciioli with this _vcl\v`s Exliilliilon rlu‘es nt Cllnrloiiciowll. Allellsi l7ill. mill. loin. soul. ll ls fell that 11ff"1“1' "iilt~l'esi will be nliat‘llt‘d to the Pulllml<\< by 1111111111 ‘1“`"‘ ’","'.ll linlll .and iiini evvnlunllv i1V'\V will lie us iwvlllfil' “"l'1_"“" 1"""'_ ng tive Flrllftrlinli f-`llill1'l'\' 1" "V1 which are rlln ill 1-t~uli1‘t'llt\ll ii-.il
the Toronto Ffkliibilnln
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