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A _ Sporting Comment .

TRACK AND FIELD CHAMPIONSHIPS i

The V. M. C. A. od' Moncton have this year been awarded the Track

and Field championships of the Maritime Provinces, These events will likely 'take place late in August and our school boys iduring the summer vacation, not forgetting the older athletes, should prepare themselves for the above meet.

THE MARITIME INTERSCHOLASTIC MEET

It is indefinite at the present time as to where the Maritime Inter-

soholastlc Championships will be held, but within the next few dsys said news will be forthcoming. it is learned that _woifvllie and the Aber- lolgl High School of Moncton have applied for same.

i=RioAY's sAi_i_ GAME `

Reports have it that the diamond at the Ahegwelt Grounds, the

scene of next Friday’a hail game. iis belng rounded into \|P‘¢°p shape by Mr. Nelson Whitlock, the Rover Manager, and needless to say Nels knows his business which ensures a fast infield and a good working ou- ter garden. it may be mentioned here that ~it is the hope of the lCity League baseball' officials that the splendid attendances enjoyed so far will, instead oil falling off, increase twofold.

YACHTING NOTES

Next Saturday the Charlottetown Yacht Club will inaugurate their

seawn of racing when the first of a series will take place, race start- ing at 2 o‘clock or thereabouts. Many spectators should view this race as much interest is attached as to the outcome, especially with new 18 fosters competing against last year’s craft. Great preparations are be- ing made and altogether it should be a gala afternoon.

The Governorls island "Ghost" has made her appearance and is at'

present at anchor in the Buntain &. Bell dock. She is a likely looking 18» footer with a sneaky hull and by the way she was moving around yeeterday propelled hy wind puffs while at anchor, makes one think she is a-narin' to go. if her saiiis arrive in time che will fly the -Henry L. Doherty Cities Service Flag as a contender in the 18 foot class.

Needless _to say the 'Oil Company is to be commended in offering alvancgg go third on Bulge;-'5 double Sumxe R an hi" to secmm ¢° bg

yacht for` competition in this scasonls races. She will he the Doherty hope for the cup.

- ‘Messrs. John King and Arthur Campbell visited Governor's island

Sunday in the 18 footer P-NO. it is explained the reason of the visit was that s race to the island is mooted in the near future and conse- quently both mariners were out getting the lay of the "land" at low tide. The boys were enthusiastically received.

' The Sheba owned by Essery and McQuaid is being tuned and made

ready for 5aturday‘s race.

- The Rob Roy owned by Miiiier Mathieson is in the water and

looks promising.

The Zenith, Mac lrwin's pride is also riding at anchor and is all

“dolled up," naturally waiting for Saturday.

The good oi' Barney Google. winner of many a hard fought race is

seen fiittlng around the harbor. A number of the new ones received I had scare recently-when the "Barney" turned their way,

is everybody "nil set" for Saturday 7

NOTED IN PASSING

Many Canadian cities have made _lay-walking a civic offence. New

If they curtail the privileges of the road-hog, it would even things up.

A gentleman wearing a Palm Beach suit was seen yesterday es-

corting a lady garbad In a fur coat. Just another example of the cour- age of the sterner-sex. _ 1

.A Chiriaman in Belleville. N. J., now writes his laundry tickets in

English, which moans that it is now just as easy to read the tickets as It was when he used Chinese.

Summer is here-iet'c see a few straw hats at the ball game Friday

evening at the Abegweit Grounds.

. WITH THE BOXERS '

Strlbiing and Bcricnbach. two of our most effete fighters, are to

mingle soon. Bericnhach, a handy walioper with a dynamite poke lh either hand, will meet .1 fighter whom he will find tough medicine. In the argot of sport this is a "natural," and when' these two tee off there Will UC S°'"¢ 'lamina Such as the old timers haven't lamped since the days of Terrible Terry. incidentally, acconding to exchange reports, a lot of old-time adherents are singing different tunes since Loayza and Mc- Graw met a few weeks ago, and in considering the Lstzo-Walker bout. Some of those old bimhos with memories like elephants, could carry you back to the gory old days when fighters fought for money, and a lreat deal of glory. and they had to be knocked stiff to lose. Lonyzo and McGraw opened up furrows on each other's forehesds as though steam nloughs had run over them, and Walker and Latzo were punch drunk and weary when they cried quits. Boys are fightingforalitheyhave these days, ami "ringworms," old and new, are in their glory,

STILL iN`Tl-lE MONEY

George Carpentier is still in demand, and despite his poor showing

against Hoffman will get a number of remuneratlve bouts. Carpentler is s orffenslve fighter with no defence worthy the name. He takes s lot of _punishment to whip over his unorthodox right, and he os-n still shoot that across like a belaying pin. it is some years since the Orchid Man landed In America ,and while he is getting along on the sere and yel- low so far as fighters go he should grab another hundred thousand doi-- Iars before he folds up and cries "finis." Georges was never muehofaflght 0l‘. but according to authorities he was the greateslt asset fighting had. It was his`colorfui methods. his theatrical gestures. and the gentleman- ly behaviour that he brought into the ring that elevated it to not only °M 07 0" arts. but one of the sciences as well. When Carpentier is gona and forgotten -so a boxer, he will be recalled as the greatest influ- ence that has been exerted on the game since "Gentleman Jim” Corbett wresoed the title from the “Boston Strong Boy," John L_ .Su|||""_

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And ner oxiondnd nvor n period of

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leauuos because most modern "`"“ '"““"-.af/hen he pinched six

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West End Aggregation Lose 3 to nil Shut-

out in Last Inning to Go Down to the Tune of a 4 to 3 Defeat - Great Bali Wilsnossed by Upwards of Two Thous- and Fans - Next Ga.r_ne_ Friday Evén- ing, Rovers vs. Anchors at Abeg- weit Grounds.

By ("‘l’EC") gives Momshon s nice chance st

Two thouand ____ mom we" to 'pick and throw handsom-

pieased and wildly excited fans , _ were handed ban in su ns nourish- D°“:;',;“ sI§_':“;‘°,;`;‘“f,g2'§5 Qgtlfjl ss, including a heart breitting sev- B nm, by pitcher.. but is out “”_l_ enth to the losers, when the Stars |u‘_“c°nd M-°,M'|hon (am, touow. posed the Anchors out 4 to, 3 in one ed by ' ~ of the most hectic ball games ever ,stim,__me5`_ Maxam. is mn on an witnessed on local diamond. lrrea~ ,meld hm w_ Monahan! M “te on pectlve of who won it was a heart Magma,” a",m__ w_ Ry” bums busting game to lose. The Anch- to Robb. and ‘I thmwn °ut_ whne

ors not only looked like winners to Mena I “_ L_ d the seventh but s. three to nil shut- n r d goesnwwzzwr l. yuh:

out seemed' to be entering their af; th ]:,_¢e_ ig,ét|c n5dr1:g.,\?,:dB camp- Hobbs somewhat, -but he recovers

iBut, ever since baseball was in- as Mmomld ,B mush, '00 close

trcduced, the slogan predomfnated to ,_mm~_ vm, 5 rams, a_1,.,,ady -a game is never won until the mera Dempsey Dmmond 1,”_,".” last 'bail is pitched. Such was the me ,play on 3 ‘bww "om rrancm “se la" ""'°“l“5_‘th° A“°h°"° the former forces Lynda down the leading, comfortsihly, three to noth mth and catch” Mummld smug ins, took the held, to lose four to hm-,e_ TM, is 3 warning to bus. "“°°°- 'H°f°'° me °¢°l'Y- runners-don't run too close to 'nm Sami’ <l°“d\°°k°d “nm ‘h° third with o man already there. fourth with both teams playing air- Fourm, 1nnmg5_/pm, frame new tight bail-Francis. sturdy Anichor ly proved disanroug to me .sum backstop triples with two on and --Dempsey" Diamond. gy, N, Md". waiting to go. scoring Cronin, who ms__a ng” catch igmngn singles 15 BWPPIW 0|* "W mmm 9“°k~ to centre. Francis comes through "Dutchy" Diamond, sacrifices scor- with the 101,59" hu ,of me “ma IHS -F¥`B11ClB- tripling to right field, scoring Cron-

FORMER CHAMP .. . . . ..

With the Anchors leading to to| mm umm chem-in 1,-omghe "" 5 5 `

nil in the first of the seventh, Saunflrioawn wtgto root,”-._ ~D:t¢h'~ Dia. “ll in me Plaglglff' tlhglflfgt °';__°h;:: tiers rputs the game on ice-“ap-.mend bats heady by sacrificing tothe Coénmirheod vhngeks of ,h'e| pm-°mly’" by smgnng to “gm and s°°°“¢`°°°ri“5 Fnucls-th” °'"’°r' M(;(clir1ii sectlim will moeit Prowse easing M°G“l5““ “°‘°°“' But y°“ ‘"8 fl`°m th” "Wm Emi" ll’ d"“f`ll3rcs winnors'of thc rust. in ne'or can tell, the ol' luicky seventh, sums at this suse ns ..shmma~ _he _Ast game between _these _wo pardon the inference, proved the "mae, the pg,'_,,_ M,cg.,,|5gn 1,, _|,gg.wamB Moore & McLeod won by R undoing of the .Anchors--timoiy Sed ,by "Lofty," while Saunders is ,ew p|,,B_ ,proww prog giifffi.-ing hitting, coupled with errors turn- caugm on an mgaid |,|;_ Agghorsfmm their las, defeat nm deter. ed the tide. That seventhéand how 2; _Sturm 0_ _“med to even things up_ The tho game WHS W°l\~ iStars-'ll/ldCsrey fiys to "Demlr game starts at 6.45 sharp in order lMC‘C“‘b°3'*°°°|l1°ld9°l3"Y- H150 “ soy' 'Diamond 'who errors on a hard io make good time for the second

Catcher- thi! lime Un 019.3151' line' deep line catch. McQuaid gives match in the Church 'Langue play- U'D S18"-9 1110 3l`°W°|'kS by oinSll11K Cronin a chance to- make a sensa- off when United Church toaiu

isir Ernest -Holderness. former .British amuteur cha"1Pl°". W|\° was eliminated from the championship play in the third round at Muirfield, Scotland.

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for McCabe steals second and ad-1,54 the ban 50|" gi, wp gpeed. play off with Zion at 8.15.

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over third (Bulger malkiug his first th,-own om" G0" 5099 the some

sends a had bouncing and scorch- standing gu>...a¢|-gals ` tho plate.

ing groundsr through “Dompsoy",HoUbB 10,119 out GVM

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10 fish! Hold- Slim’ Ryan runnihl tional mb from ion asia-he grab- winner.. between .semi ima iiiirii

appearance in senior company, and w,,y_ ,Diamond to D|Bm<,nd_ Am-h.

that as a -pinch hitter) W. Mcbou- 0,-B 2_ Sm,-5 0_

aid sacrifices on an infield. hit, scox' ,pig-th mmn5_A;|¢h0|-g; M;-,Don-5 ing -Ryan. Bill Ryan next batter am fum; Mumghgg takes three,

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to MoGuigan, who throws high to 10,-ce_0“¢_ w_ Ryan nys to 'Saund- third on a force out with the re- e,5_ ' suit, all are safe. MoCarey reaches Sixth ,lnning-Anchors: "Demp-

_ is safe, Cr Y

“TBC Hack f0l' “ll 01"- "DemD59Y' ,Francis at bat-Diamond out steai~ throws homo in an effort to stop mg second Francis goes the fan

and the game is won when Stan' grounds out to Diamond at seg. RVN! hits ll "Tex" L°“5“°"" £0 ond. ‘Mclnnis ioks good on a sinBIO right to score Lynda. to right, .S_ Ryan is passed. The

U d°°9“"~ “ik” 1055 in ‘he f-0]' Stars lose their chance in this in-

iing, but to those who were notining when -,_ S gimmdg to first. there sincere sympathy is extend- gevémh 1nnms_`A_nch0“; "Dub ed, and to the "dyed-in-the-wool" chy-» ny, w gum Ryan, _and ig safe who were on the slde~llnes, we on B fumble, Moggigsn hits to leave them to judge-~was it not ,hm-t_ but fumes Digmond gt see- worth the -price dropped in the hill- onde. MoG-utsan soes to second and

.In passing it may be worthy of score. on igggndgrg' gy-ive to right now io hand tho proverbial b°“° acid. .scanners steals third on quot to Hobbs the Anchor twirler, tm-ow yy stop iM'oG»uigsn. The in- coming from “nowhore!' as the say-lnmg ends as MioM.shon fans on ing goes, in his first. initial tilt ym-Be ,pigcged bang, Anchors 3. held the hard hitting Stars score- gm,-5 g_ less for .six innings, only to lose in seventh Stars-This seventh and UW l1b0V° mellllmled 5°"'emh~ last inning proved the undoing of Hobbs pitched a sroui same. and the Anchors. ,iwocabe singles to it is a aigfe prediction before the right. Bulger replacing Mcinlis, season is over, he will prove a dgubles over third. Ryan running f°9 W°l'UlY 0! N5 m°"“l- for McCabe scores on iMcDonsid's ‘Un "I6 0319' hindi 3"°d» "ld sacrthce to second. It was a faist

"Lofty" iMicQuaid, never worked so 5|-oundef and bounced bad,-.but hard, as ho did last evening .per- such |., baseball. W. Ryan follows forming on the Star mound; Mc- and 553|" pgmgm-es 3 11019 through Quaid showed the stuff all through. Becomy Bumer geo;-mg, W, -Ryan and notwithstanding that three to mea" ggggnd. Lynda hits to Mc- nii load carried on and won a re~,Gu|5,n who gn-qwg high 1,, third mlilfkiiliblo VlCl0l'Y- 'to catch Ryan.-everybody safe.

To the players goncraiiy, on both`Mcgm-ey up Wm, gwo on bugs,

nlnes, congratulations are in order, hm to awomt and Ryan gcc,-eg gn they gave their all and at times ,bmw R, ],|,ie_ Mein; thai mum, more than that, especially the air- Mcquam is _pnggd miing the im.. tight outtield in the Anchor Gard- “_ 3 Ryan knock, 3 “Texas Legg- en, namely Cronin. lMuDonaId and um-H hack of sammy for the win. Saunders who fielded, notwithstan- “mg run, wg,-ing 1,yndg_ Swrg ding a busy night, a thousand per gm" 4; /mggm-5 3_

cent. All in ali, baseball was hand~

ed out in quantitiesfgiit-edged from Ti-1.5 |_|N£u\P3

start in finish, and f'*riday‘s game Cg¢¢}|g,- between the Anchors Ind Rovorv Francis . . . . . . ..., . . . . .._ uccabc should be si record drawing contest. pimher

Brel. section to'ibe played at the 1|; gg”

BY IN-NINGS E. Diamond .1 . . . .. . Ryan

First inning-Anchors: “Demip Third Base

B0!" Diamond leads off to take the_MdMahon . . . . . . . . . . . ... Lynds count. Cronin follows on an iniieldi short ,stop hit to Lynda and is thrown out ai.M¢1}u|ggn , _ , _ _ . _ , Gone first. Francis singles to right and . Centre Field is safe, and steals second. “Dut- Saunders '. . . . . W. ‘McDonald ciiy" .Diamond takes two as Fran- Left Field cl.; is out -pllfering third. Cronin, McQusid

Stars-W. McDonald starts off Right Field

with s hlngle to .Hobbs and in A. iMcDonsld W .Ryan thrown ont, W. Ryan gets s free Umpires-a't the plate, McAieer; paris. Lynda fans. Ryan steals seo-. onthe bases. Sierns, onil; MeCarey next batter is 'pu-N _

sed. The Stars lose s Billloo, when °°'_'

havuleld downybs Sc:unders-I: waz J' K°"°“'° Anhmq

out--Saunders goes the sslhe.wsy. ,U hu N.” an N

HFS! On Hn illflold hll '-0 YOURS Dill' Boy" Diamond bums perfectly Hfld 6.45~Commerclnl League _ 1110115- "Dll¢ChY" I5 [U0 ml' 0-ff "IV ' i onin fl s to Ryan. "S-"` Sci-.ond chuiiipinniiiiip irunm

Bill Ryan but is too late, the tie- out ,Gum 18.15" 0.<i~5`-(iliiiroii I.ui1i:ui-_ iiiuy-uri' ing run is over. iVI.t:Quaid is ipassed, |S¢grs_<i.ynds fans; MoCarey United vs. Zion

'rho some will bo the first of the Hobbs ciicqusm, ,n ,_ “me R, the v,c,o,,a Park

Abegwelt Grounds. _ Diamond . . . . . .. ~MlcGarey_,, ,,,.,,m nf 12 to 8_

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“SPECIAL ‘

G--Supper mooiing of Y‘s .\icii.

Western Tennis Andi Golf Entrants To Indianapolis

INDIANAPOLIS. Juno 2.- Two

athletic classics, the Western ten- nis champlonships and the Western open golf tournament. will bo helil at Indianapolis this summer.

The tennis touruamonl will open

June 21st ul. Woodstock (`.0iim.y club, and the golf lnurnameiit will be plnynd ovnr thu Iiiithlanii Gull' and Country club oii August 26th, ‘27lh~anrI 28th.

The tennis singles' entry list

will close .Iuuc 17th, and the rirnw will -be made two rlays later. William T. Tiiden, wim holds the Western titio. will defend it here.

The golf tournament will lic a

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