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Slice the day when pngilists 81"‘ up one bare knuckle iighting on the turi and when each knockdown con- gmmd .5 round». the heavyweight championship been in possession o; the United States. The line nl

lbmgysuccession was upset ﬁellle 4°"

gvrd-when-Bob Fitzsimmons. an Aus-

ralinri-Cornishman, stopped Jim Cor» l

iv; g4, Carson City-many your-s- R20 but “gully lbobert was really lllwﬂ‘ rrsrgticd as on outsider. Fogréyearfdgcfﬁzil! late Tex Rick- ard gqrteolto dig up loreign challen- qezxwaslfcx likpd color. lie reveled in “‘.)l;;_gj.li.€$,." , And he ilzured that Ml rational. aspect to henvyilvciillll eivqupters would game,‘ _ .

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First game. ll H E ..il 16 (i .1 7 3 HcWrid game. \- " R n E 3 ‘i l

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, Today the U, S, supremacy in the henvyweigh; dl\'iSi0i1 ls threatened by such invaders as Mai: Schmelinz. Pfliliifiﬂ Uzcudun and Otto Von Po- rzlt. A Gormnu, a Basque and a Nor- urgm are knocking at (he door to the throne room icit vacant by Gene Tunney.

Next Thursday night. in the Milk Fund show. at the Yankee Stadium. in New York. Schmeling and Uz- pudun‘ pvjmtg plillCilCfi in the main l5- mumi event. Onc lssurv to be elimina- lteri as a contmlrler for the present. l Perhaps both. Such things have hap-

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pOiiCil. Schznciiilg is strong and 58f

grexwivc nnrl he is also speedy. Uz-'

cudun is nut n great boxer. nor has

boisicr up the he a killzng punch. but he can take Copyright, 1929. King Features Syn-

] n world oi punishment. and still keel?

.\'('\v1'ork...... ... ... n3 13 9

R. n a_ llnsinn .. ... . .4 7 2 Washington ... - 5 5 1

Only games scheduled. NATIONAL LEAGUE

R. H E New York - ~11 l4 o Phila.......-. .. ..5 11 3

R H E Brooklyn ‘i l5 ‘l Boe.ion.................3 l0 0

R. l! E Pittsburgh . . .i~i i8 0

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swinging both arms. Schmeling has dynamite in his lists. It. should bee merry evening,

Von Porat is not. out. o1 the picture. lie shook Uzcudun harder than my oi the others the Basque met and sent Hceney to a. hospital for repairs.

Oi the American“ scrappers. Jock sharkey, the Boston Gob, seems the but and be may yet. b0 able w stamp out the menace which threat- ens our supremacy.

Right now, however, Europe seems »

m be doing a first-class job oi threat- ening. And the Old World is send- ing over its best crop at a time when the American defenders seem to be‘ somewhat mediocre. ' '

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Chicago .... ... ..... 3 9 1 only games scheduled.

lNTERNATIONAh LEAGUE

. R l! i Toronto .....10 15 '3 Jersey City... ... 8.13 4

B. H B Rochester .. .. 3 8 1 Newark...... ....5 7 0

B. H E Buffalo . 1 4 0 Bultimore...... .4 7 1 . .

Fini. game.

ll l! E monmbi..'.......... .2 a o Reading . . . 8 13 -0

Second game.

R ll E Montreal .. . . . . . . .. 8' ‘l- 0 Beading . . 5 ‘l l

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

Milwaukee ... ... 8 Columbul ... ... ... ... ...‘... 4 Si. Paul ... ... ... 3 Indianapolis ... ... ... ... ... .. 2 Minneapolis ... ... ... ..'1' Louisville . .. 5

Only three games scheduled

Tho Blamoao Government's’ royalty from tin mines iut year wla nearly “$00,300. '

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W... M»: Enjoyable AIfaii-Pre- sentation Of TrophieclA

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The annual sports banquet --Wlr

. held in the Y. M. C. Aulnst evening

and. proved a most enjoyable aiioir. w. J. A. McNlir, Chlirman oi the Games Committee, capobly presided. an excellent supper being‘- served by the Ladies‘ Auxiliary under the con- venors president.

City Bowling League competing the Aitken trophy. . '

Won by the Y. M. C. A. team com- posed oi the iollowing men: J. A. Bentley, (Capt) Tom Hewett, H. Craswell, R. L. Day, Jas. Cameron End R. ‘A. Pendieton. ,

‘Highrlnglq won by Jas Cameron?- 330- ' . . . , . f o‘. High three won by Jas. Cameron* s32. . A

ﬁlth average won by .J. A. Bentley.

Prizes were awarded to the above winners and presented by the chair- man, Mr. J. A. McNuir.

Church Lelllle for 1'. M. C. A. trophy and prizes presented byMr. H. Lapﬂhorn, won by United Church. team. A. Matheson, (Capt) J, 1), Webster, J. A. Bentley, Dr, '1‘, Waye, A. MeEachern, l"; Hobbs.

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33B. High overlie won by J. A. Bentley’ 7-133.) _ _ _ _ High won by J. Claw-alloy " "Killian ‘average won by J._D.,Web-1 star-ISL ‘k Y? ' Two sets of pipes and p. fountain Pen were special prizes awarded. v Special, ililhest ‘game ever; rolled p! ‘Y. alleysullnited Ollllrcljteam mlgt play-oil match-Slot). , Commercial League won by Gual: ian Pub. 00., E. Vessey, (Capt) A. Martin, W. Power, J.,Duiiy, M__clr- mlchaei, as. Steniiord, v. Kelly.“ "Hiiil single, A. Matting-Sid _ 5318i! average. ‘P. McInnis_2'l9j__ v y High three, P. Memoir-vac, 599919.!’ Prizes donated byygpons’ Iltd. and Prowse Bros, and Y. 1 C. ‘A. {or the above _ r v ‘ Prices were presented, by MnY. W. Owen. I L '- , “a ' "canbqibn Y. ‘M. c. A. iiaplh championship winners for _l92ii,ihar- lottetown Y._M; C. A. I Winning score-HBO.

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Cameron. ' '

- Trophy presgnted by Mr. J. A. clnrk. , ~ ~ _ -- Inch rizmbé of the winning beam

was preainted.‘ with a belutiiui sliver medaL ‘ ‘

Follow: (he supper and presenta- U0" 01D?! 5- lhort speeches were made b] tilocaptains ol the prize winninl teal“!- Ml‘. S. F. Doyle was then 8118015319011 for u lewremarks, Whlciihe made inhis customary gen- ial iiahiorl. He complimented the

woi-ied together as teamsmlis" an en- ._ ihlulaatic sportsman, he codld" ‘bp- preiiate the gi-atiilcatlori’ which comes mm I Well. Iouam guild. "m; si-rnck u ‘ﬂwmivﬁ pots when . he declared wffmlv that the best" way to form elnractcr is ~ through Competitive Flirt. He instanoed the brilliant re-

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_.coni*li=ani$. both winners and losers. _ tor he llrhnner in which they’ had ' '

cord oi athletic teams in thls‘Pro-' jrweﬂrl rears-zonally and noted, with

ogre! the falling oli in recent years

ii, the high‘ standard which had made P‘ WVWMQ Ieillutation- ior Prince jildwnrd Island throughout Eastern ‘Canada.

Kev. M. Scott Fulton, pastor Q1 Z1511 Church. in a iew well chosen re- mFk-s- Wll°li9d' llllbll ‘the! character ‘building nature o! true sport, Among the athletes oi the country, he said, i9" wlli 11nd the amt men that m. _,W°'1d m! Produced. Every man "mum try w PIQYJOXHG game well, even li it be only marbles. lt is the spirit pi the game that counts. He concluded. with some interesting m. ierencs to- his own athletic career as B student. and to the lifelong pleasure benefit which he derived from ethic’..- ic sports. .

The bﬂilqilﬂ. committee, comppggg oi‘ Mrs. Samuel Campbell, Mrs. L. E. Prowse. Mrs. J. A. McNair, Mrs. 1-1, Riltiwrne. and Mrs. H. Burt was ac. ‘corded a Milli? vote oi thanks by the ehlirmon- for the excellent repast, @8911 lady being presented with a box oi’ ‘chocolates; * . >

' Remarks on behali of the press We"? made by Frank Walker, for The Gllll-rdlan. and c. J. Mitchell ior The Patriﬂl;

President J. A. Clark and Secretary RIA. Pendleton oi the Y. M. c, A,

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HALIFAX, N. ‘S, June 2z-Ger-| trude Pillnncy, again showed her superiority over the track and field

zithletea of (he liloritime .Provlnces.

'53 ‘Wlilkillil 1W8? with ‘the aggregate ‘,-

prize in theﬂfourth annual maritime; sports for women staged here‘ thisE afternoon. Scoring six iirsts and one! second in the seven events in which aha entered. MisslPhlnney rolled up a total of thirty three points, Four field records were“ shattered at to- day‘s meeting, Miss Phinney chop- ping a full foot of the running broad Jump mark, Kay Rands adding thir- teen feet in the discus throw record. Helen Pope sending the nmning high jump mark up a quarter oi an inch to four feet 3 inches and Jean

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lidcDougall adding, thirteen ieei,‘ to the old maritimcjavenn throw "rec- ord, i . _ - i ' I " f . Favored by a. fast track and fine weather, all events were we‘; contest- ed and although Miss Phriiiey dom- inated the ﬁeld as she had donpln the two previous maritime meets. her min-gins were not as pronounced as in iormler poriormanéesf Outside oi Dartmouth and Halifax, only one other town was represented, Marion Eaton scoring second in the furiong for Woiivlile. ~ _

Officials o! the sports are consid- ering sending a senior relay team to Montreal for the Dominion sports July 1. The team, i! one is sent will be chosen on marks made at today's sports.

Western Guardian

—-GASOLINE with pep, power. high mileage and low price sold at. Brac- e‘s. 6032-6-22-21

—GOLF CLUBS, Bails and Bags, the right kind and price. at Bruce's. - eoaz-e-zz-zi

--COME TO Grahams Road Hail,‘ and sea "Home Acres" presented by.“ Chelton Dramatic Club Monday, June l 24th. If not ﬁne Wednesday. June‘ 26th. This play will be i.n St. El- eanors Hall. Thursday, June 27th.. Li.‘ not. ilno Friday. June 28th. Come and have a big laugh. . l

6000-6-20-2i Thurs. & Sat.

were the concluding speakers. They We wmnlimenteu the winning teams;

""1 Weed-the hone-that in-the nearl future the Y. M. C. A. would be hous-l

ed in a more commodioua and up-io- date bailing.

The iunction was concluded with‘

—EXPECTED m SUMMERSIDE- i ‘My ‘mmdﬂi

hire place Ii. 2 p. m. at ihe town hall,

Slllnlflefﬂﬂz, 0n runsday, the 25ml

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Herald A Story. 0i Life and Love Among The Show Folks-Everyone Will

Eliivy

“scoring an emphatic hit, u...‘ new Paths picture, “ghow Folks," a back-

mm by lﬁembﬂon pint“?! iani; ‘balm!’ showins at the; iPrluce Theatre restart-luv who directed by Paul 1.. Stein and iaimu-ina Eddie Quiilon. Lina B ta, lBoberb Armstrong. ‘Bessie B lie beyond‘ doubt (he best exemplar. {of theatricfl life seen here this I88.- SDD. ~ i The story duals wiﬁi the doings o! ‘several vaudeville players known u Hm hooier, the ma", u» om troup- ier, the talent scout, the baby-doll vamp and ‘the like familiar to ovary proiessionnl stage performer. Eddie

Quiilnn u the booder provides much . ' lenjoyable comedy and thd dancing

lofmiss Basquette as the feeder wu

d“ o; 3mm L n" 192a Elm ponﬁuite artistic. Robert Armstrong was

ehairma is requested to have live lager, Miss Barrlscalc. who returns lio-

§tho screen after years o1 retirement. land Miss Lombard as the baby-doll ;

delegates appoints!’ to attend the meeting. All supporters oi the Liber-

al-cbimrvbiivs party invited. n. is.

MacDonald, President,

excellent in his portrayal o! a mm-

gvamp were iully up to standard. Tho

6056_6_Zz_3ms_idirection was all that could be asked ior.

—-RETUB.NED FROM DELIGHT-j

No one can see "Show Ibiks" with-

FUL TRIP_I\JI‘ and Mm _,_ “my {out thorough onion-lent. It has snap

Holman returned home (o Summer-

side on Friday evening from a de-l iightiul tour oi tile British Isles and .

Europe. where they visited most of the important places oi interest and

whilst in Rome were honoured by,

all the way through und the variouo situations have been cleverly handled.

Popularity oi this year's models in

an audience with His Holiness the; '1" "etlfmmd m‘ ma" h" "ll"

Pope. When (hey arrived in Quebec

the graduation of

‘Bishop's College. Lennoxxdlle. Quebec,

MltR. W. E. Burnaby. Maritime Trade i their ‘on’ M!‘ Robert Holmm‘ hm“ I i

Commlsiolter. and Mr. E. M. Snundu-i

i101 oi the Maritime Trade Commis-l

l ‘ _ the singing afyheiqatmnﬂ Anthem. ision, Ontario are expected ln Sum- ‘- ‘ “w” 1°“ P-Q , ' merside on July 2nd. i Phiia. ... .. 4o 1a .755 _ ‘l Now York ... ..... 33,21 .611 - ._ANNUAL M |;;G_The amp, st. Louis .. .. as ~. 24 .510 STANDARD MINING EXCHANGE m, meem,‘ o, m, H“, m,“ “b; 7Detro1t .. .... .. 33. Z9 .532 _ v g oral-Conservative Association win Cleveland 26; 29 .473 Quotation: iurnished ihoﬂlh court-l __. _ Washington .. 2o as s11 ca: oi Atwell u. '00.. cmubotemwq, Chicago . . . . . . .. 22 38 367 Oﬂico. ,L.ake Shore 25 :5 23.25 Boston .. .. .. 19-39 sac . v ‘ fNoon cibsegldalarllc Bl 11w » _ Abena. ._.. .. $1.60 $l.69iMandy .. .87 .89 NATIONAL LEAﬂQE Aconda _. i . .08 i Manitoba Basin . .. .35 .33 , , Amity Copper . _ .285 iMin. Corporation 4.05 4.05 - . Lost no. Amulet .. ifzsfnewbec . . .42 Alla Chicago ... 20 can Apex, . .14 iNiplssing . . . . . . . . . .. 200 2.90 Pittsburgh... . 21 .010 Arno .1. . . [21 .2301 uvorandb . . . . .. .. saodsiso stuns...- 2s .50: As.Oil_&: obs. ' l "unfold Colony‘... ;. .21 .20 New York ... .. ... .J_i 24 ﬁﬂlﬂlidgncd .- .34 Pioneer . .43 .44 Ph1iB:v| ... n. .. 30 Ailiimg M mri .. 1.35 Stadacona .10‘_- .10‘; Boston .... ._.. 32 .407,Buckinghnni - .05 Shcritt Gordon -- 7.35 7.40 Brooklyn . . . . . .172 as .400;Bunkei' mu .. . . .09 .09 sleeve - ~65 63 Cincinnati as .35'llCnpital Rollyn . .0; .0:»|st. Anthony .14 .15 - . Centre] Manitoba .48_ .47‘Sudbury Basin . 800 s20 INTERNATIONAL pl-IAGUE Cleriey _... ... .10 .10»; sylvanlte 1.15 138' , ‘I ‘_ Dome . . . . .. .. 10.00_f10.00 Took Hughes 8.30 0.50‘ _ _ __ llfbrr Lost ac. Dalhousie _.. i. 4.10 4.05" TOWagmnc 1.0; 1a: Rochester ___a 24 .013 Falconbridge . 12,00 12.05 Vipond .._. .01 can.’ imam; ' r1 as savanna; ‘ .30‘; west Dome Lake _ .0 02-. as 2a an izbuibger 5.05 "ivimuaii" _, _.. _.0a__ .ba' Toronto .. a2 3i 00a ﬂqqgy ‘ 1120 Wrightillargreavcs . mo incl _ Montreal .._ .. a1 a2 .402 "iris ‘wbbiwbn Oil . . . . . . . .. .40 44v. i Newark . £20 a1 .483 40.00 HOmo on .. 21.00 2125} _. a4 .443 Kirkland mire .. .90 .00 linltic _ i 2.3:. 2.2a; “my (my .. .;; a1 .102 xabumy llloréuce .. .10 .18 Mnyiond .. s00 as: i

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TORONTO. Jun: 20.—Joe Wright.

Jr., won the Diamond Sculls at Hen- _ ley last year and who is now in: England to defend the title at the‘ famous regatta next month. announ- i

‘asistonce to the young Canadion

ed a rush there for new automobiles

Nearly 30 blind men are now proc- ticing law in Engilnd, three being ro- centiy called to the Bar.

ced today in a. cablegrum t4; g irlend that Ernest Berry, world's profes- sional sculler would coach him for the big event.

Barry is considered oneof the most astute sculilng coaches in the world and his. knowledge should be o! great

oursman. Jack Guest, n club mate of Wright's, has been training in England (or some weeks and is ex- pected io provide strong opposition in the struggle for the famous aculls.

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