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f” EnthusiasmIEvidonood In City and Country At Announcement - May 315;

-Day of Big Race _

The announcement ln the Guar-

yesterwlay morning to the ei- tnat the 'Sports Department decided to ‘put on -m Stilts Race

has caused no little and excitement among

boys.

Yesterday all day telephone calls

received from`youthi`ul aspir- asking for .further particulars the lbi-g race. how to enter, the -prizes are, etc.

As yet no course has been decid- upon, and aa to the distance,

entering and .wishing to get

some training had better wonk from ‘1G0 to' 200 yards.

The ru-les governing the contest

me simple, that is, a icompetitor must not -foul the 0ther'._durlng the race; if so, he will .be dioqualilied; also, if a contestnut :falls -from his stills he must not walk more than two steps 'before getttng into -the race again. 'An entry 'blank with therneces-

where on this page. All entries must the plainly written, stating Use and address. Mah some to 9l>0\‘ls Editor, Guardian, andthen all you have to do is to train! train!! train!!!

'D0n't forget, boys. Saturday nf.

ternoon May 31, 'The following is the list of -prizes:

UNDER TEN vents oF AGE

1--3100"! Sweater . _ . . . . .._ $2.00 2.-Sneaker Sport Boots $1.45 3--Sport cop ............ _ . s1_oo

TEN TO FOURTEEN YEARS

1.-BasebaIi Bat _ . _ . .. ,. _ $3.50 2.-6atcher's Mack _ __ ._ _ $2_50| 3.-Baseball Mitt ...... ._ $2.00\

FOURTEEN YEARS UP |

1.-Baseball Glove $6.50, 2.-Baseball Mask . $5.00

sary instructions appears else-

3.-Baseball (Official League) $2.00

on Bora

What Do You Know About Stilt

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thio clothing.

Gulrdionand tho Btilt on

OR $1.00

I~ssrsv

SPORTS EDITOR, GUARDIAN:

Please enter my name for the

Guardian Stilts' Race* to be held Saturday, May 31st.

Mill ..._ ......,..............._.... .. .. .. _......-,..........-.....,.....................

No Better Fun-No Better Health

Giving Exercise .

` FIT-LOCK ADJUSTABLE srmrs

Are 5 Feet Tall '

They are constructed perfectly in height, strength,

size and balance, Fitted with ADJUSTABLE STEPS of

thrlo hcighto-ranging from 10 to 28 inchol.

Evory Boy and Girl ‘loves out-door exercise, then got

tho hollthloot and mont invigorating form of exercise from

STILT WALKING. ,

Btllt walking givco you n pdioo and confidence 'that A

cannot he acquired ln any other way. The Fit-Lock $t|lt M' "°'P"°.IoctIng metal part: to inlurs the child or our

Ehorgotio Boys and Girls can become owner of a pair

of sum fm. ' _

'T-HEY G09? YOU NOTHING

A" Y°\| hll/0 got tio do It bring three New or Renewal

luiilorlotlone. (city or nur-au' to rrue can-romiown

'_The Charlottetown Guardian _ Subscription' Department

Ste Page - r ` V ‘artner,:Wslherg and Drug; ue, ` .

" _ 15 ~ Gene Tunney vs. Miko McTigue| ' W

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BRINGIN G UP FATHER ' ' '

-I Aobnlll ...... .__...t. __ _. ... _ . ,._.._.._.._...“.___._.

so plenty wi-ima in im:

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_ TWENTY- SIX WITH

West End Y.M.C.A. Midgets, the Toronto and district basketball champions for |923-24, have won twcny-six straight game; ‘

` » without n simile defeat _

0UT_ A DEFEAT ‘

I lllllli llllll“5lY|l|N|0ii lfiiiiif

“Y” oowuuo in toon clans silooiu

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in the first game of the second _ In the snooker tournament at

Lumbros Bros., Wednesday night . LeClnlr won. from C. McAleer, I..

series of the Lutlies' City Bowling League last night on the Y. Alloys the Pcduiiogucs won n hotly con ___

tested mutcli i’ron\ the Swustikuu. by 202 plus, Mrs. il. linptlmrue had the high single oi' 205 and high totul oi' 441. ‘ .

Tonight lfopofulfi and ldurr-ltu:~1|

howl.

Pedngoguea _

K. Kielly.__........12i3 134 _

H. Yeo ....128 142

_ _cfisholssdoso

'|`0(3l_1946

0 Swsstlkas .f_'f§i’.ii.§“`.*?.i1 "" 'iiiii ‘fill ‘iii 0’diI\ Sewnd Round R. Campbcli ._ ....112 91 122 _Crowd protested

E. Murley ...__....._Ei0 108 105| _ , a.Lnpt\1oms .......102 205 134 _ Declsmn,

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525 647 571

Total_1744 _ | (-Canadian Press.) _ CHURCH BOwL|NG LEAGUE

Bt§e';kJ‘;:;‘;_B 563'; ‘gp ggi' ‘Yinnmg out Arthur Townley of -England i Central Chrisgnu teigm beazsigl e the second round of their lbou

y “"3” here today. The referee declare

single-of 262 pins.

'St. James

R. Cromwell ........159 155 262 B Stevenson _______130 156 13

was mot given.

Jas. Caineron _ . _ _ _ . .153 G.W_llie..... ....199 187 13 A. Stewart ... _ _ .147 165 122

9|M. stewart ..........122 ion 14

Central Christian , - T ml_2179

and St. Peters.

_ifgo->--1-5

Bltnnvfs

the Major Yeague .games p-luye yesterday:

1 National 'League

Philadelphia 4 10 'Brooklyn 1016

:Batteries - Carlson.

=l-lami-lton, ‘Betts, Lewis and ‘.Heniine; Wendell, Gri

- mes and Taylor.

New York 9 12 Boston 1 S

Batteries - .Dean and

Snyder; Genewlch. Mc-

, Numara, Yeargon and 0'-

Thf Hall of Fame ,Nalin

“salnrnyn Doyle St. 'Louis . . _ . . . . . . . .. . . 6

lPlttsburgh 8 -B-Bftteriea - Haines. H.

‘Samuel F. Doyle-e leg- .Be 'Bell and Gonzales, iKre- enaary hero on st. F. x. ne- mer and Gooch- 8, caule of his exploits as a foot. _gl';g‘“‘:‘n '~ ' ' ' ' ' ' " ' " " Q 17 hall and hockey player yearn BMfe,.|é,`,"_`_` =o°.`Tw=v1¢y rem rr°ml'\=»\¢- Dunn and Hargrove; A1-

148

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A. Wuison ... _ . _ .144 108 109

J. Fl1llc|'tox1 _ ._ _ _ _ _ 156 1114 119 ' P. Jones . . _ . . _ _ . .....90 111 127 i i

Englishman was K4* sy Heunv \..rAnsE\_1_

VIENNA, *May 1.-George Car- _

Deililelh ‘French fighter- 'KUOCKSGL the "m“”'““I for weather was his only fumble. They

t tests than can (1 ossihl be stag

For the winners Roy Cromwelll

:he had won by a. lknockout but the

bowled s. stellar game with n. high ‘crowd protested me wunning punch

c_ E-__sam_pRl_ __`_____15g 117 213,J. stewart H7 123 15?; cmd” from the wo Dun so matches, lwc-.ruse it

138 1201-1. Harper ._ ....149 107 isa 1

4 CARPENTIER

G. Balllngal . . .. ....144 183 -114

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_ Game tonight is between' Pwples evtlwso well financially? that it would nh b l- hm

' ‘ \v more money y 'ig ng one

The following are the results of _'~;:’¢

’ ly Identified with amateur

Yi-WH.

CASH AT

BLANK

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eport. Football, hockey and bicycle at-lr. Vine President. M. P. B...A. A. U, of C.

Athletes are the bout dren-

ero, as a clau. Nota their preference for the cap hc- ctulc of its comfort. trim- neu, and the fact that it desire injure the hair.

Manitlme caps are fast he-

comlnq the favorite because of their cloth, their colour, their cutl Maritime Sports Wear , Maritime Caps

‘.

dridge and Hartnett. `

American Langue

‘('.hlca»t;o ,_' . . . . . . . 13 15 Cleveland 7 12

Batteries - Blanken-

ship, .Connolly and Scha-lk. iShaute, Morton. Smith,

Lindsay and Myntt.

. Detroit.._._..._...._.._.7

St. 'Louis 8 12

illatterles - Whltehill,

Johnson, Cole, lllnsler and Wnodull; Kolp. Wlingard

and Severeld. Washington 10 New York 2 9 Bat1t1erles'-- W. Johnson, Muriberry and Ruclk, Hoyt |Jones, Shaw-key and Iiiof-

,mun, Schang. Boston 6 9 I\l’l\iaxl'elaph‘ln 1 9

Batteries - Quinn and

0‘NellI Krommeil ‘Bang

J McCoubrey won from N. McLco<l.

“MT (‘, Scott won i'rom S. liyun and J.

llughcs won from I.. (.`.uti1\|oro_ ` V , ln thi- l;i||l\<>.~; pluytell larsl ultzlii I1. NOW 3-U Assufed *ill"‘5iT§§..§"‘T...f"‘l.fL..'f"117"}ll~§1fliif§

' ‘and l\`. Smith won- from I.. Mc-

‘(‘1.\l|-llrvy. This tourntimcut ls'

- - cilurilu 1 at lot ul' cxlzlternl-.nl muon'

1, _ ll\4<~. lufys and thc gnlrites to [0llo\|;

, , will la- whit-lit-.tl wlih llrterlest hy

Prove Big Drawing Cards

thi- inns.

'l`ouight nt 7 o'clock Tom

llughvs will play illmriite McAll-cr :intl Levi (‘.|ui||l1lrc vs Joe licflluir.

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*_ liurry (lrvh vs. .luck Delaney

I Ilurry (irrb vs. Miko McTiguo

1 I ' ._ " 2 lk-

(Umted Pre" sports Editor) l lhzrny lion ud vs Mltksy Wu

Alu: Goldstein vs- Bud Taylor Johnny Duudcc vs. Sammy Man~

NEW YORK, May 1.-Promoters

. in arranging feat-I Mn

“re boxing mmchl Only four of these matches are

' es ‘or the om" so ruilurul thot 11 promoter. uftt-.r

“OW season have making them, would feel that the

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are the three l1ez\vy{;cight fights mentioned nml tho lieouard-Walker'

D y ' bout for the wcltcrwelght cham- ed at n profit. pmnship

Their prohlem is_ ` .

to select tl\e= “most natural"

more good con-

U U

Many ot’ the matches mentioned

- cannot bc mudc, especially thou

_ _ t' e p_‘.y ' . .

mst' Wm' me “led is certain that the champion will of quality "‘°,re deferul his title only once. Demp~ Em" ‘_1“““§"'y sey is riot afraid of_any of his con-

sume -0 d 1 °'em°st "\‘ m “dd tenders. und there may he reasons

g ° 883°” were ear” to doubt that that he is not in phy-

._ D L_ y mmested elm" h “nd fort' ' had been paid :hut he will finish

support any number of matches mg ho," than bv taking two 0,.

gxglf could be “""‘"mged mst “""" three. This seems illogical, but it

"‘;' R‘"“`k°' I" aw So 00 ii’ they meet in

816 761 856 532 764 733 [mm me exD.erie“°e of ”ev°'alV'°m sicai shape but it is certain thutl

oters \vho figured that the public emme lem.m,,| M-,[,_,. ms ,axes

T O, ‘is fact, as lax experts can tell you.

" '“ ' tiiohons -.ma csrpentler win

ill] Hllllll

Fight to Take Place o Sept. 6th .at Boyle’s Thirty Acres, Jer- ' sey City. _

(Canadian Press.) YORK ‘Vin 1-Tex Ric

el .lui-k Dempsey -and Hurry Wil lor u \vorld's heavyweight cham i<.u.»l1ip light ui |Iioylc'.a thirty at os, Jiersi-y (lily, on Scpicmh sixth.

LATER

“News to Kearns"

LQS A_\'Gl'1Ll~]S, May 1.-Ja

iviug lui'0rm\e1l that 'l‘cx Kit-.ka h-ld :1r|u0uut:e4l that nrrungelnen

in-.t\\'¢»rl1 liompsey and Wills, Se

in mo." _

are coniplcie fo n ilgl

BASKETBALL

`N\llE lllllillll Y.M.t.li.

n Trojan; 13--Indopondontn 1|

The closest gayne\ so far in this

league was played yesterday when thi- uhovc teams met. '

Good combination along with ‘_some nice dribbling was going on with both sides but again both teams were failing to pass the hall

Now ._ y . ir- -

ard announced today he had match ot the proper time, especially in

is the vicinity of the opponent’a uct.. p-,und some good chances to score r~|were lost

cr, There is Aa marked improvement

-all around_ in tho playing of those tenths and in a few years time solute of tlum will be the stars of tho senior ranks.

Following are the results:

ck Trojans lndependfrtto

Kearns, I)cmpsey's nlanuger on

|-¢li()wr»n, 4 Illll. 8

ufifrrx, ~i ,Murley, 8 H Mchiillun »- Goss |,_ ll»-nry, 5 Johnson

luuis Partridge

if-riliwr 6, tlct-lzlrml “thin is news -

Trojans, 13; Independents, 16

-QQ; -

tzirullt-.rigor for the mlddlewt-.ig

"I`illu1» would ln- nttrnctlve, becau it would ho at fri-uk hnllt in wh two major titles wou

iloldstcin nnd Taylor for t

huntainlwcight championship is i best match among the little f lows and it- would puck nny yu

strong to lend up to the final.

game last s

ici!

shadowed

weights, bu

two bouts

El” 111110111-K

nu-n will

than they

who did \v

1.1% .~»:

* . promoting A "“`r“"“ of ma" d\'n\\' us 1nu|~h in New Vurlt "-

£2;§ (f‘”0uih“’ though it looks like a. better west- th_ 'Th M15 ern mulch. Carpentier and Tunney "if 5 0" ‘l would not draw as. much in New h"‘" been M' York ns thc prolnntcrs who I -

9- - .- . »<'> ._ , xx;

:~;.§=_==~ 1.5. Qt- Y ' ;_._ Q. `:"“' 'ri

10"- "‘°"° tha” tract helievo s100'000' and 'I'ul1lii-\' und l\lt:'I`il.;llc would

-1 ='-f-.'=.-z=~1~.-<1..- -1 _ 1;,-__,;2;;.s§;,_=,ae-._;§_ 3 ff 2"?" .~ 1-‘ig k.:.t.z=éJ£..§».w ' =- '

_ F'R`Po_ got their mon' of light l\cnvvwi~i|:lli clriimpion ln-

dr 33' 0,0 , 1

3* Miclligan City and they might \\

"“““"° °*“"l5- fighting for the Frenchman's con-‘

| GlBBONS.

as-.

who whni. to :urls hlc'l`ig\\le get heat-

an. - ur.-I. would uraw wsu wun nl-1-_ Qver

unify. in~t~.:l\|se llolauf-y has helen '

‘t -: -l _ tl - t d n crous "' 5 1 mm up “Q N mos M g hy On Tuesday evening at *Sum-mer.

clmlnpinnslilp und (ireh and Mc-

gr, played on the "Y",-floor b

ld he nt stake. Sunrmerslde- -High School

to back p. .

fighting nt 133 or 135 pounds. would gount stood 11-7 in favor also be a good bout with something ‘ Johnstryng The last period was

I tween ' June; d r . l and Septe-mb( H` Gm on' `)` 'G“,`1,,d`s` ' ' _

u better brook " spare _

Inst summer.

.. iRei`eree: Ernest Harrie; [he Hgmerli H il-1. Simpson; Timer:

in the sho that w "busts" I

Johnson Bros. Win

side. a isst game of lbaskethaili was

etween

ich the .lohnsto-n 'Brothers and the

team.

helwhioh re.~1ulted in ui win for the hc .lol\n.4ton.s with .he score 24- -2') ln cl- l their favor. The game was a .par- rd tioularly good exhlb;tion oi ball

at popular prices, with ti good cnrtl both teams working hard and welll

it u Dundee and Mnndcll. At the end of the second period the

of the

I very evenly matched with nice bits

The b0XiDE of combination on each side and

Um splendid guurdin-g on the part ‘oi

mel” WH” C°‘“‘ the defenders of both goals, which 11151911' d°ml“'.u1eunt that few easy Shots were “WG and °"‘~"" scored on either side. The

line-up

by was as follows:

the - heavy. ,_ _

t lf* School .lohnltone -

thcrc are onlil pm-wa-_ds

be' Jack Schurmun, 6. .........Bill, 14

Nelson, 3

me B.'1‘anton . . . . . ......_...._Reg,2

big fellows N.. _I ls n Bruce 5 tho lighter .vnu . 11.10 oCe.x;!.e.r.s. . V

Harolrl»-

get I (`l1rruthens,9 . . . . . . . ...

‘““ nusseii irniuips. »

Scorer:

Ralph

ws ` ere lt became necessary 'for Tanton Mt to retire l'ron1 the game- early, as

°r I 1.6¢-kliort.

4 had his ankle which was sprained in

\,' .‘l\lll\ll\Bl`

nothing to over been

- they got the ,~ ~

money before -'”‘*'*’ RF

they went i

the ring. hilt the

his b“°k""'” draw woll. lictrarrse tlivrr- is it titl1>llos>u»» on the promoit-rs will h

<11 reaction against them when t

“Y hack °“lY` volved and there are so many fans go to talk terms this summer.

effect oi’ those '*-'

cry the game against West Kent, was use troubling him. Russell Phillips

1|- ~auhstitutcd in his place,

nio EVENING SGA

ave - A new scarf for evening wear is hey made of two yards of chiffon edged

with ostrich fringe.

hy bringing in ' _

a|’l`cx Rickard io handle the Demp-l fs ‘sey Firpo fight l ~'

hig boxing, and he failed to cons er that boxing depends more fo

Hoa

they offer star boxers proportion

cut and a good card to back hln

up. l Ilnving been shown that only nn unusual contest will draw well

0 nillce to satisfy them for their timu

und for the risks they take.

for the coming season on the fo

1 lowing list:

0 Jack Dempsey vs_ Hurry Wills 3 \

Luis Firpo vs. Harry Wills _ \& w aw Dempsey vs. Firpo ", ) _

Tom Gibbons vs Georges Carpen- '__ Q

1 t1’Rourlte overestimated the will- 5 , __ : °‘ ‘° P/'act/se T/latfkono/11,9 [ve/yvne is P/'eac/I//I9 `

r' 1 i 1.

fix

its support upon the little two-do

lur and five dollar fellows than up-l on the comparative few who urei fixcd so that thcy can toss away any numhor of $50 checks for their

2 amusement-

2 Promoters must make the purses

atc to the top gate of the arena In which the bouts are held and they cannot convince the manager of

3 any hcndllner that his boy will not 2 puck any lot with o good oppon-

2 enough to fill one of the larger .

1 nrcnua, such on the New York hull

parks and tho Jersey City stadium, .

promoters will not gamble ou cards this your, but will solcci. thc cl1rds| they know will pny thc purses gunr-

0 urltucll and lt-avo enough in the box

There ure ton cards that all the _.1 ’

rlvni promoters will try to arrange _ . -; .-;. .

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