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British

as Won This Great Event Four Times.

fCanldllIl Press) .. RFIELD, Scotland, May i0 — 1m- Hagen today won the open 1 championship of Great Britain the fourth tune with a score 0i gm- the ‘l2 holes oi championship

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iUIRFIELD. Scotland, May l0. — res ior the '72 hole championship y for the British open golf title iuded Walter Hagen, United Stat- 217-‘75-292; Abe Mitchell, Great triin, 236118-311; Archie Compston cat Britain, 221-79-300; Gene Sar- n, u. s., 221-76404; Tommy Arm- , United States, 227-711-305; Her- t Jolly, Great Britain, 230-79-309; P, Perkins, Great Britain, 232-78- Crille Toliey, Great Britain, 46-313; George Duncan, Great lain, 236-78-311; Alchie Compston, at Britain, 226-131-307.

ll irectors Hold Meeting

meeting of the Directorsof the arlottetown Driving Park and Pro- cial Exhibition Association took cc yesterday morning. It was dc- ed to erect a new poultry house 84 26 ft. This is done st the resquest of P. E. Island Poultry Association. m plans submitted by them. Re- rs will also be made to the main ldlng. Wire fencing will be com- led from the remainder oi the nt connecting up with the hvrie

the mainliuilding upstairs will be . oved and will be used as I grand- nd for those who wish to view the tie as they are being judged.

pairs have been also ordered made sheds, fences, etc., and two new

stories will be built. A150 H ' bfirll for washing cattle. is barn will bo 20 by 5°

and will be. fitted with MP5. 11°59 ., so that the cattle can all he rhcd ill it in a most ilp-to-dlrte nllcr. The upstairs will bo ﬂit/ed for sleeping quarters for the ilsmen. l he contract for the carpenter rvork been given to Messrs. H. S. [owe Shh. The directors also passed a ge vote for the construction oi new ers will be lavatories for ladies at . eastern end of the grandstand, - for gentlemen at the western . These will hs for use 0! tilt rons oi the grandstand. or the outer grounds llwatories are "it ﬁtted up in the ladies rest room the back of the grandstand and gentlemen at the eastern portion the bleachers and western portion tile bleachbrs. he plumbing work inconncction h this involves a large outlay and i take considerable time. It is be- rarricd out {by ms well-known 1 of stanleyi Shaw d: Peardon. Yilonter work in connection with it be dons by Messrs. H. Lowe s. fvhlpllte new system of water ' iv for the stock will be installed. e Dining will be run from tho gate rant right through to the various tie blrhs with connecting pipes to - main building and grandstand. “it Block barns will be taken care Ind a plentiful supply of water i be assured to all stoclrrnen. ‘ Li contract has also been award- to Stanley. Shaw d: Peardon.

e above program is the most am- ous and involves a larger expend- e of money than any attempted "l". The Directors feel, how- . that there can be no standing i. but that they must go ahead and

o the public and tho exhibitors ca and satisfaction. Their cour-

- in making big expenditures last with an empty treasury was titled as shown by the‘ tremendous case oi the Inhibition. This yo" in with ihsexoeliosi (BO-operation "on tho city and provincial gov- "il-l. tho press and tho pubiio, y feel will be equally evidenced by

. .The seats in the nOfthﬂillﬂldh

dived. There is keen combﬂiiiio"

iirin building, inquiries re exhibiting

agen Wins “T”

Open

; Golf Ch’Ship

scllllillllla IN cililli

MONCTON, May iii-Max Schmel- for tho hvavnveicht championship. lmssrd through the city on the Marl- time Express tonight en route from Germany to Montreal where he 81-‘ pects to corlrpletc arrangements tux. a bout with Paolino Uzcudun in thel

ling. German contender world's

near future.

route to hlontreal. Mr.

ﬂrlﬂlllemcnts for the bout between the German heavyweight and Uzcud- un wliicil

milHSlilNRE iYM ill: s

(Canadian Press) . EDMONTON, Alta... May l0-—Def- inlte decision has been made to hold the noit women's Olympic Games in the Prague, Czccho-Siovakia, in Aug- ust, 1am, according to a cable receiv- ed toiiy from the Federation Sport- ive Feminine Internationale by J. P. Page, coach oi the world's champion Edmonton Grads basketball team. A specia. invitation from Mme. A. Mil- liat, President of the Federation has JJQELEJJ. ioille ﬁlm-aligning Mr. Ptge stated.

Officers Elected At ClosingSession

HALTAX, N. s., May 10.—-Mrs. n. A. Janiesoll. of Saint John, was el- ected lrcsldcnt of the Maritime Branci of the \Vomen‘s Missionary Society of the United Church of Can- ada at the closing session of the con- feronci held in the United Memor- ial Chlrch on Thllrninl’.

OiIhers elected were as follows: Past President-Mrs. C. F. Sanford

St. Join.

Prelidcnt~Mrs. R. A. JamiesomSt. John. l

First Vicc-Presldeni-lvirs. n. E.i O'Bl‘llll, ‘Pruro.

Secmd Vicc-Presldent-hirs. J. W. Flewvclllng, st. John. Thrd Vlce-Presidenlr-Mrs. W. A. Tlionson, Charlottetown. (Jo-responding Secretary-Mrs. L. W. Parker, Northport.

ording Secretary-Mrs. J. T. a y ell, sydncy- Teasurcr-Avlrs. Halifax, . §crctary' Christian Stewardship and Finance, Mrs. o. M. Young. Stel- larbn. acrelary of Work for Young Wo- mﬂl Mm E_ v_ Forbes, Shubenaca- die . , secretary for Affiliated 0. G. I. Tu Mi; Margaret Grant, llaliaix. secretary oi Mission Bands and may Bands, Mrs. O. H. C. MacLar- en Port Mouton. lecretary of Associate Helpers. M‘ ;_ R Miliar. Bpringhili. iupply Secrelafl’. Mi-‘i! M- M~ 3°11’ l-frlifax. lair-anger‘: Secretary. M1. Arm"? 11mg. Saint John. lLitlrnturQ Secretary. Mrl- 3"“ ois, but the some holds true of tho pjizo list and entertainment full-RM ‘tannin; L; on a bigger scale. That ills is being noticed both at b01119 aid abroad is shown bl’ ti" "m" which the secretary has recently f6-

W. G. Watson.

p;- spice to display lrticles in the

ostoek, ctc., requests for the rac- g program in tho various part8 0f Maritime Provinces and Maine.

t“ mendous httondanoo durihl "l! ~ divs. Aug. iii-in.

action ind “PM! tilt a lath-t *1

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a lot of other indications which

Sclimelllng arrived on the liner Re-

"an" at Halifax this momma Bmﬁgame, as did the defeated Monoton- was met there by his manager. Joegang

Jﬂwla. who accompanied him en;

Jacobs said: that they would meet officials in Montreal with a view of completingl.

will be staged as a milk fund show in the Canadian metro-

HAilFIiX iitiN THE BUWLINE Til JRNAMENT

(Canadian Press)

SAINT JOHN, N. 3., May 10. -- The "Silver Pin" has gone to Halifax. The Conn-Martel pinmen outrolled Moncton and Impsrlals, St. John, in the tournament roll-of! today, to win tho Brunswick-Balke-Callendar tro- phy and the championship. These three teams had tied at the close oi the tournment last night.

ldown in the pinches, the Imperials ‘coming second with i477 and McDonald quintet oi Moncton high- ly touted aspirants, wallowing along with a low 1466.

It was a well earned Halifax vic- tory snd Martel and his mates re- ceived many congratulations on their showing. ‘The champions/left on the

iallfax train immediately after the

iclll liliul i o will l:

Another very successful bowling season has just terminated, and once ‘nlore (he City Championship has been decided. The-smooth working arid dependable League of the Cross team. namely the "Rovers" proved themselves top-notchera, winning nino out of their eleven games, which they participated in, and again bringing the honors to the Iieague of tho Cross, who last year also succeeded in capturing high honors. ,

It is really too bad that the win-.. ners oi second place did not have a chance to prove themselves, as there yet remained two games to be played. According to the schedule games so far completed the Charlottetown Al- lvys are leading for second honors by one single game, but, this team seems to have lost all interest in the sched- ule, and on two occasions failed to have their team on hand, while the Y. M. C. A. men were on the Alleys trailing to get going. it has recently been decided by of- ﬁcials that if the Charlottetown team did_ not wish to complete the sched- ule the honors ior second place would then be awarded to tho Y. M. C. A. It therefore looks very much as if the Y. M.C.A. will be pronoun- ced winners of second place.

This year's bowling which has just been completed was equally as good as last year with the exception of the cause which has just been given. The scores this year were equally asgood ii not batter than last year's.

Some of the high scores which were rolled during the league are as follows:

The highest single score of the lea- guo was roiled by E. McMillan (loa- gue oi the Crou) having a score of 365. The highest total for three con- secutlve games was captured by J. A. Bentley (Y.M.0.A.) making a totsl of Bil pins. And the biggest pin- iali being made by J. McMahon (L. 0. C.) with a. total of 7529 which is an average oi 685 pins in each game. The League of the Cross made a wonderful record this year, having s total pin-fall for eleven games oi 34863 pins which gives them an aver- age of 3118 pins for each game rolled by them in the league. these games being on the three alleys, namely. Ch'town, Y.M.O.A. and L. O. C. The Y.M.C.A. were second with 82530 pins an average of 2W1 and the Ch‘- town. who only rolled ten games, suc- ceeded ln getting 2926B or an average ii 2926 in each game.

It is hoped that next year the schedule will be still batter than the one just passed, and that it will be adopted with the best oi interest by the ontostants and fans.

Newson. Charlottetown.

Missionary Monthly secretory, Mrs. A. J. Reynolds, Prince Edward Is- land.

1 secretary, Mrs. K. M. Tait. ‘hum.

Temperance Secretary. Mrs. H. P. Nawcombe. Halifax.

May be Burned-oat Poll

When tho lights nursi- dad go out,

ow that our bll Drill/ind“ ‘mu-ii’ H"

cooful.

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iaasourooisalooso or burned-out,

Halifax - rolled i539. while the other two fell .

the 1

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. committee consisting of H. Morley, (J '

R E v1 E g, Hartnett

Decision Qver Johnny Nemis

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Tbbkilazighi l Ten Rounds-j Two Even. '

' i I sYomrY, Nay il-Great Scott 2.08 1-2, at present in Quebec cityj or Major -Aubrey 2.11, at present in HALIFAX. May, 10_J°e 1.3mm" Prim! EdWW-‘i island “iii be" P”? lc:ul welterweight hammered Johnny tsydn?’ fimmumiri; dhzriie- “mﬁdml Nemis, New Waterford Maritiml ° a °° 5°“ m" ° B" Wniim l" champion into defeat in a ton round a meeting oi‘ the Horsemerrs c1ub.A bout here mnmm winning gum ~ I rounds and getting an even break in J d . r -.' . . i a M» ' 5

.a round and took a count ‘of four iii" u“ a“ rmrses‘ and they are w d9‘; the Slflflll, when l-lartneti; spiked the cue which hm“ Sydmy 15 w buy‘, Cape Bretoner with a short left to the‘ The sum of $2,200 has already been 1 , T. i. H _ bu.’ .. subscribed to the fund and the ob-{Jmi n8 ‘g1 Ms one o‘ the

jective is expected to be reached be éseen here in yea“ Nemis w” cut u.

(Canadian Press)

>der the right eye and over the 10ft

. fore the end of the week. A meeting

,. and bled profusely ii-cin the 2nd round

\ (‘Au see ix- mas-r- As PLAiw

(h ins. Rm Imam Syndicate. ind. tfruﬂriu By QUIN HALL

sibilities in this year's National Lea-f guo scamper. it isn't. advisable to to-

burgh Pirates.

"poison" would be lacking from the

happen. Pittsburgh without the Waner boysi

probably would nbt be quite so bad}

housetops. Donie Bush is back again at the] helm, While the Pirates tans scream-

fully ici- the manner in which he handled his players in the World Series with the Yankees, Dreyfuas

Is Splendid

Mollie

lrl rt‘ lsjnfgea.

- forgotten and the fans In looking over the pennant pos-iilocirlng to Forbes Field.

Before

in the

2

were again

Giants and the Cardinalsmcague in 1928, replaces Grantham’ would be like sending a rum runneqmaking it a four-team v out on the high seas arm-ad with a !there ls a chance — an outside - cap pistol," they chortled. While it ichance — that some dark horsc will ‘sack. i

race. And

. .gx\\\ki\“'w viR4TE$ AFB ALL F0 PHTSBDKGH

raid/At: _ 2mm! svairrlue ; AGAXN nus mu..- qq ll burgh from the Southern Association (as a shortstop but was shifted to the '

this season opened Bushihct corner. lfigured- that the N. L. pennant win- tally ignore the chances o1 the Pltts- ner this year would be the Pirates

Jim Stroner, the recruit from‘ |Wichlta in the Western League. will!

ior the Cubs. it is natural for a man- probably be used regularly during For a time this Spring itiooked ‘ager to figure his own team in there the year at the third corner. Jim, as l! the Waner brothers and their ‘fighting for first place at the finish cloilted the onion at a .367 clip at, iybut, on playing strength, Bush has Wichita last season, and may provei Pirates’ line-up when the seasona good foundation for his prediction. to be good with the hickory twig in broke, but the wise ones knew all ilie isn't just talking. Pittsburgh hasifast company. ' along that nothing like this would la ball club and will be hard to beat,‘ “Bringing the Pirates into Naturally the average fan will figure

Earl $11931)’. a .381 hitter with; iscaramento in the Pacific Coast; lat the initial stop and Sparky Adams i twill be seen operating the keystone

upset the whole bsati pot, though] Bush has plenty of outflldcrs to

as that, even the most conservative ‘this is hardly probable. of tho fans realized that Barney! While Bush will have to get alonglsood catching staff, too. Donle en-fcmcago Dreyfuss would have to sign up the {this year without the services of lief-i this YBBFS Canter with a better‘ famous brothers or be forced to listen lGlenn Wright, many believe thatlpitching crew than he had a year, to much howling from the Pittsburgh QDreyfuss pulled a smart deal when i ago, when a lot of his twirlers were, 5mm" " the traded the shortstop to Brooklyn ailing. The Pirates are going to be i Si" um“

j v; 1:": with the

Waner boys and a1

and grabbed Jess Petty and Riconda. mspeclally strong on southpaws this,

Petty will win for the Pirates, and it isummer. with top honors ed for Dohicb scalp early last Spring ‘(is quite likely that he will do better fdivision going to Petty, who ls con-i when the club was in a bad slump,.at Pittsburgh than he did toiling atsldered by many as one of the best‘ and while Bush was panned unmercl- lBi-ocklyn. Riconda is a handy gcnt to ‘side-wheelers ever to toe the hill in

have ‘round, too.

in this ‘

E the clrucit.

To fill the gap left vacant by the; Altogether Bush seems to have a_ departure of Wright. the diminutlvejvell balanced club. He has just rea-

refused to dethrone his pilot. Later iPircte pilot has shoved Pic Traynor son to figure the Pirates as pennant lost Bummer. when the Pirht/is 50i- over to short field. where he is prov- probabilities! t back into the fight in earnest, the lng very efficient. It will he recalled bad feeling toward Bush was quickly that Pie originally cams, to pmsJ

lmanner-"inmwhwlch-thc primed ivordj“

The River Pirate has been conveyed to the screen, nor,

.1005 it tell of tile excellent work of

jthe truly all star cast headed by Vic- ‘ to." ltfcmglcn of "ivl-iiit PTiCe Glory"; fame, who plays the role of "Sailor

I Bi Le i g agues L (Canadian Press) v . NATIONAL LEAGUE _____ ~ . (Canadian Press) R ll n, PIMLICO RACE TRACK, Ma, u Chicago .. 11 13 0 -Dr. Freeland won tho Pnea-knesr New York . . . . .. 4 1o o? $50,000 added money, feature o! tin leasterri racing season her; today. R ll E; Mlnstore lavas second and African 5i, Lani, ,_ __,,4 3 o. third. The winner and African word 'Brooklyn .. .. ..0 '1 0' coupled in the entries. Dr. Freeland. | chestnut son of Light Brigade and n n s! Toddle, owned by Walter .1. salmon "Cincinnati .. .. . s a 4i and ridden byLouie Schaeffer, use. Boston 3 9 ii is a Keirtucky Darby candidate. Thi- iwinners time was 2.0l3-5. ' R. H r: r Pittsburgh .13 1e s, rolrolvro, May ‘lo-A baby gbl Philadelphia . a lo 2 wclrhlili-Tefri""iliiii"'diis M’ Wlw and 15 ounces, which was been '_ AMERICAN LEAGUE i to Mrs- Phillln Tlyior Yﬂterday» " i has l. "fl-Ir chance" of living, l0- n n bl tending ‘physicians announced New York ...1o 1s 1? today. The baby ls kept in s rm- Detmlt .. s s l: mature jacket bi W001 in a uni- I perature of B0 degrees and h fed R ll E with a iacina preparation drop- Philadelphia. ... ..0 6 2 ilﬂd into its mouth by an 0!‘!- Cleveland ..9 9 1i drumm- Wrry two hallm- lt H E Washington ...4 ‘I 1 B l! ,,, ,,, ,,, ...2 4 LNewark ... ... ... n8 1'l Buffalo ... ... ..2 7 R II r; . s i 1i R l! ,4 7 llllaitimorc ..'.4 7 |Rochosler ..3 6 INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE ! l AMERICAN ASSOCIATION R Ii r1]. Reading ...0 ‘l 1| Columbus, 3; Dliirvsuiree, ‘l. Toronto ..2 ‘l 2i Toledo, ‘l; Kansas City, 2. i Louisville at Minneapolis, postpon- n Ii l-ful. rain. 3m". (my .12 1a l! Si. Paul at Indianapolis, postpon- . . . _ . .. 2 8 Z. ed, rain.

Copyright, 1929, King Features

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AMERICAN LEAGUE

sided.

will be held next Monday evening, when final plans will be completed. Eli-Alderman Frank Fitzgerald pre-

‘,:c the finish. The decision to Harm: an? ,.riett was unanimous.

ER. FREELANII

Montreal . . .

“WY.

police with whom they engage in nany thrilling battles of wit and‘ 5°41 ‘ Geverai popular makes of cars are

The younger boy falls in love wlth- equipped with manually operated mamm- ths daughter of their nemesis. a de- radiator shutters that are not. doqBaltlmora tociive, and in the end aha reserwr- ilﬂhlliili during warm weather. Dur-li Montreal . ates him. . 4 - ing the period when they are open Tor-mm. ,_ That is merely an outline of the continuously, they are more luscept- Reading as‘ written originally by iblo to the collection of rust around Newark

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thoooatfirltgumutothqti-oub-

l; tho Saturday Evening ‘Post. It c: light cu applied to each in: is Jersey Oity a lubioot to Friday's games

Charles mash coo. and published the hinﬂd m“ A Reneroliicoatind Buffalo

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dole ‘not begin to tall of the superb one of the surest preservatives.

I Entertainment vFflllk" tho hard-boiled sailor who; ‘Von L”; pg; ‘lurns pirate. Even McLaglens mostiN", York 1g 4 75o ardent admirers are forced to ccn- phugdelphm _ 1g 5 ,705: "The m”). “may which opened Eclude it is his best screen characteri- l sh Lou“ _ 11 g _51g a two “w. annaemen. M, m‘ Prince ization to date. Nor does it tell oil Detroit _ 1g 1o .545 . Edwud yuierday revolve‘ ‘round Ithe beauty and charm and naiveness clgvglgnd o 11 .450 - 0 u" “ma”: expéﬂenc“ o! . youth itlS well as dramatic ability of Loiaqhicno 7 12 .368 who “do” . attach" m h reform glvloran nor of the up and COmiﬂB;\vg5hingL0n . 5 11 .333 e ‘than’ when he 15 ofﬂcuuy taught tffliglglg NlCK Siliafl 8.! thﬁiBosttlll . . . . . . . ...... 5 l2 .313 sail making, but learns the insidel ' . _ . - . workings oi crookdom as well. imximziiq: t‘: btehglzqghzlswvetlzug. Minomu‘ LEAGUE . the highest quality of . il- ' . ' H“ "“"“°“’" ' m“ “m”! " {that of the supporting cast, includ-l Chicago ..... l2 s as. leaf tgbaggo, ¢Qmb|n¢d °" L‘ mroled‘ help‘ the boy gape’ iing Earls Fox, whose recent success- 1 St. Louis ii 7 , .611 . h . _ m‘! m” tum m ﬁr’ 0n “ gage .25 llr “Four Sons" and "HangmanslBWwn 9 5 ~50" vvlt the best lngrachents scale, haunting the coves o c l“ .. . n b d Pittsburgh 8 B .500 . ' waterfront, slipping in and out oi Eknngonsg cr:pmi':“;:t' MEI Philldelphm 7 9 338 8.1? USCd In IhC manufactu- huga vvraYQhDu-UQ! and dhposing of e ‘or “I'm ' l" , Y k 6 a m, . c . has returned to tho screen "i °P ' ~ their stolen material to handy‘“ienc- to may [he m“ o’ ‘ dlpdmwe, and j Cincinnati 7 l1 .309‘, re of our chewing ‘obacco- w. y» always fearing thsharborimwm Jcnnm“ lal-oolriyn a ll ass. Resuh

INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE

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