Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - June 28, 1934, Winnipeg, Manitoba Winnipeg free press thursday june 28, 1934 18 _ xxi or Jau by Nail of help yourself captures Speers Handicap by six lengthy Western bracts great race in mud at Whittier Park opening Don Grant s favorite Steed has to do it All by himself As trombone other half of entry finds 133 pounds too much Handicap in Sticky yourself thus wins both big handicaps for second year in succession. Is yourself a Horafo of which re Lover of thoroughbred Annacia is jus ii proud. I the sri test. Race of his career Whittier Park s wednes when he won the Spet is by six lengths from Felixe. Tarr. Entry Mother Good bred. Ciu rum King talking Money. Tint Tor the second ii r Iii help Yogi sri h _ p. To the Spring Brt is Usu us he world. Mocur yester i on-1 c scr open Trie thine Dilys Nice that it run on a i truck hitherto has been any a in ins but to the liking of Don i or tilt s handsome Black horse. To j ".v.-. Re cup Vita mud just starting to out it is Well known the i fellow a ass surface lie i a Riceci to tire the Encl of Mie race sat urday. But he run longer yesterday at or . And he hid to do it is Rui infirm mate. Trombone which to Liis readout saturday three Winnipeg clubs to play in grand Forks three teams from he greater Winnick senior Diamond Hall league will set out on an unique invasion on saturday when the maroons Anil Maple Leafs will journey to Oral Forks to participate in a special Nikula i Untim pro Sranne on Only 1. Kali team will play i mime against select chilis in inc City. The coulis Wilt he accompanied by a number of officials from the league Krank Hannibal. Hanee is Yre. Kay Keachie. Johnny tsar and others. Free press form Chart Winnipeg. June Park five Lay Manitoba jockey club meeting. Honorary stewards k. W. Once Laius w. H. Mcwillams presiding Steward Geo. W. Schilling stewards representing Tecl Rall la thoroughbred breeders association. K. Adams stewards. Ii. .1. Hockey. W. H. Carter. Walter f. Moss i acids Secretary k. Shelly placing judges. It. S. Shelley. H. Lister ii. Kuril starter 3. Donovan clerk of Hie course. Smith timer w. Stewart. Glo elites and Perth Advance and one half Furlong. Furie ?400, claiming. For three Vear a Olds and up value to Winner s280, Ico Ond third s35, fourth 315. Claim inst Lidice. Index 9t-1b 31 43 320s 9236 9245 0222 9243 31-15 9236 horse Prince Dun Royal. Stick around Little Broom. Scotland Faery Thistle Tom sweep More Lucien havoc Hoy Jungles quartermaster Bonnie a. Age it. Up. Str. Pin. Jockey 109 109 112 107 114 106 104 no 114 106 10 9 s a 7i 6" 10 1" 3 5 6" 1 8 9" 10 .1 Longde Al 3871-100 n Hlynsky 505-100 a Marshall 180-100 Summers 1355-100 j Authier 105-100 r Jackson 2105-100 of Southen 4685-100 k Voss j Collins 2020-100 h Duncan cc10-100 who yesterday shot Brilliant retain the Winnipeg and Prince Dun Royal showing a liking for the heavy going was close to the from the Start went to the fron readily leaving the and out to an cosy win. Stick around took command at the first turn but no match for the Winner when challenged. Little Broom gained a Brief Early Lead but could not hold on. Others were never prominent. Co i time 25 -1-5 54 3-5 125 3-5, 1.34 2-5. S2 Mutu Els paid Prince Dunro Jau , place a Lull show stick around. S5.w place. show Little Broom Winner . 4, Dunlin Royal Fern trained by owner. Went to Post at 3.05 at Post two minutes. Start Good out of chutes. Won easily second and third same. Scratched .leybi.ru. 105 Reddy pc. 112 stamina. 101 monks dude 106 Beau Bon 112 unknown women. 101 Chicks Surprise. 101 overweight. Championship. Over the Pine rid Frej 2 Roy Jungles 1 Little Broom. 3 Thistle Tom 5. Cox True Bud had rounds of 75 and "2 n. Ings 2. K. In Nasu 3, j. Newman 4. T. Sumner. Or 5. W. In the 36-Hole. Competition. I 6. J. Burns 7. J. Kirkham a r. Ollmert 9. E. W. Tennis club Colman turns in fast 100 Yards s. P. Cunningham j. Ami j. Riley. Second six and one half purse claiming. Three year Olds and up. Foaled in Western Canada. Value to Winner second third so fourth 515. Winner entered to be claimed for 10. 9258 for Index horse 924f 9217 9243 32-10 9227 9238 Canadian Champion does John Black memorial club anti a dash in Brilliant time of pert Peegy purple Rock lady Caroline lord Avondelle Token Chi flying Fate in any George clinker Tom Whittier age it. Up. St. 107 4 4 3 107 1 6 103 3 10 5 1h 6 8 5 105 s 3 4 118 3 6 4 101 7 6 106 3 .1 108 str. Pin. Jockey 110 10 .1 5" 41 1 5-i 6-1 6 9 3" 10 5 3" 7 g 8" re 9 i l Odds 155-100 1980-100 1100-100 h Duncan Summers j Mantz j Collins d Birley w Mami j Baird r Jackson 2640-100 d Dubois 405-100 n he Mossy 3315-100 410-100 1375-100 1885-100 2535-100 although the Grant entry a adj the Strong favorite it because of Pri coct in the race. Even 11 lie Vas j the overpowering Load of 133 it was Felt he had the class j come help yourself i-1 set the Pally Pace j then tia Bay would conic through a Fini Iti. J popular Victori Itas a far More than that. Help yourself into the Lead by trombone never near Ciales successful first j ten seconds season Patron of Sargent Park saw some i a a Well attended meeting held j8reat night in John Black Church on Monu a. A Winnipeg North Encl . Club organized to be j event As the John Black memorial club. Tie officers and con popular i 01 the committees chosen Wuu n at limes made the runners j appear to be standing Walter follows Hay ran a Nice race to Lake second honorary president. Rev. To. R. J place in the fast time of a minutes moved us fast on the outside of the Field after going a half mile i and soon taking a commanding Lead won with something in Reserve. Purple Rock i overhauled Tom Whittier in the is cond Quarter and Drew Clear but could not with Slind Hie when challenged. Lady Caroline closed going being badly outrun in the Early stages. Keep up. Clinker could not run in the Lead but Ston cd badly. Time .25 3-n. .54 1-5. _. _ _ Liest of All after lord Avondale. A Ell placed Early could not Tom Whittier opened a Good Early .24 3-j. 1.33 2-5. S2 Mutu Els paid pert 5 i Rory s5.10 from scratch in the sen and running against u when held starting or 880 Yards j Strong sri Clit -4 place s3.7.1 shun purple Rock. Place. Show lady Caro tie line Sims show. Winner . 3. Pertinak miss Peggy docile trained by c. T. Leavitt went to Post at 3.36. At Post one minute. Start Good out of chutes their i won easily second and third run bras. Scratched lord havoc. 110-, Glenior. To Billy easter. 110 Mac Macleod. 114 perfect Knight ids not at All 114 King Han. 1h Poniers Choice. 109 overweight purple Rock. 3 Rivi Lient. 2. Mrs. F. Or Avitt 2. Scotia stable 3. E. Johansen 4. Burns Cdr Stabl s stable b. Win Orwell stable 7, s. Harrison s. A. J Robinson 3. R. Wind 10. Mrs m. Miller. Ss59 his Veigle too Muc n Anci he finished fifth beating out Mcgonigle and Laik Biener. Tin Gallant on of will Sorn is of Meteria needed no assistance. However. He ran a if his life de Pended on it and was going better than Ever at the finish. Felixe closest throughout waiting for the. Blacito falter but in that he was disappointed. Help yourself turned Iago the stretch for lengths to the Pood. Even then the expectant not too the run to the wire is a Loni one. But instead of dropping Buck help yourself a greased his lend As the Lini Sli scared. By six Clear i earths. He Sivan an ovation Anci deserved it. Molter the Winner a Candy Ricie. A straight ticket the Grant entry Worth seven started including the two i entries. As was Only to of expected after the deluge or he Nihl before Trie track was y heavy. In the first race for sn.-Tark-e-. ?.he time was 1.34 2-5 for furlongs and the record is .19 3-5. J Dilly doily or skit to favourites and Long prices Haci about in even Day of it. The daily double from Prince Dun Roval to red Vamp. Trip latter an outsider paid while a. Quintelia s30.75. J Dun Royal whirl ii s spool need . It. Last found n Raric to his Bikini in tile first race. Fevand finished the easiest a Winner Arnond i Broom Mir to tre enry pore the Prince went. In the i Back Stre Tab when gave the the finish a procession i Prince Dun Royal winning by seven Jonets. While stick around and Little Broom were without argument for the Rev he Sticky j mute Hor president. Or. P. Handicap j sell vice president. Hector Moir rotary treasurer Isabel Moir. Utile committee. Son Grant. Paul Jean Martin. Second Cam 4 3-5 seconds. Hay stayed Well i a until the Ftp til -20 verde. When came Strong to come within 10 Yarilis j p-33 of j. Coppinger. Who. With a Iio a d Fletcher. Alii j Handicap was the Winner. I be Par oids ant it aiming Price. Hours 103 mid one Hak fusion ifs p. Value to Winner purse s400. S Iso second s70, third fur Bob my the Chalmers Brothers. Prank and Donald. Convener of tournament j Bob. Finished third and fourth committee. Edwin Reynolds convener Bud Hutchinson Oil 25 Yards was of social committee. Arthur Hinds Winner of the Junior 600 Yard convener of. Refresh neut committee. Event nipping Young Jack strange Johnson convener of courts 95 Yards from the tape to win in l minute 17 be corids. D. Johnson and f. Lorrimer Rait third and fourth respectively. Violet Montgomery Oil three Yards showed some Speed in winning the 9189 9341 9236 red Vamp Mort Len Badover mexican d. Lumi Hion half Saint Augusta Patricia c. Elfi 107 104 108 112 111 111 112 str. Fin. 2 4 jockey of a Lomoh r Jackson d Dubois 1115-100 j Long Dan 635-100 w Molter Cso-103 h Duncan 575-100 j Collins 470-100 n Hlynsky 1660-100 Marshall 14bo-100 ties for second place in Mer Cantile Ball groups broken dyers show class Snappy Ball and Herd fought Battles featured the mercantile Dia mond Ball league s Booster pro gramme wednesday night at Wes Ley Park. Three games were played and each one produced first class Ball and close scores. Perth dyers registered the most decisive Victory of the night by beating Burns packers 7 to 2. Globe Lite Battery nosed out Pelissier 7-5 and Canada packers won from c.p.b., 7 to 4. Max Flavin s Perth dyers showed the Best form of the six teams. Play ing errorless Ball behind Russ Aboud s Superb twirling and hitting the Ball timely. Aboud struck out 13 and yielded taut six scattered hits. The winning infield was Strong in every position Jimmy Smith at second and Clark at third were exception ally Good. The win established Perth s in second place in division 2. Burns also turned in a Good game and lefty Smith fanned nine but homers by Nelson and Breathauer and Clark s triple caused him grief. Global Les moved into Seco Iid place in division 2 by beating Pells Siers. Ecrette for the breweries and Schilling for the Battery each pitched Good Ball each being stingy with hits and the former striking out 11 and Schilling nine. Smiley and Globe Lite shortstops feel Dcarl Well and Allen starred at second for the losers. Two solid Home run blows by third Sacker Chipka gave Vic Nestor s can ado. Packers Victory Over . In an exhibition game these clubs Lead the two divisions. Scon by Perth dyers Burns packers and course. Und h e 1 a 6 3 Craig Chicago cubs draw nearer leaders by beating Brooklyn Guy Bush hurls six hit Ball in 5-1 Louis cardinals score 8-7 Victory Over new York York Yankees increase Lead in american league. First series title May be settled at Wesley this evening champions or the Winnipeg senior Diamond Ball league May be decided tills evening in the double header at Wesley Park starting at 8.30 o clock. In the first elites meet red wings arid immediately following . Plays a Nedas. Elites and to needs Are the Only club that Jive a Chance for the first half title and if they both win tonight or lose a play off will be necessary. However the wings and elites will both be out to win. J Canadian press despatch i by Steve Canadian press staff writer Only a couple of weeks ago Chicago cub supporters muttered sad com plaints about their Werings of a failing pitching staff which threatened to catapult the chicagoan out of the National Leams Pennant race. But a Complete reversal of form on the part of the hurlers is reviving Pennant talk in Chicago Anci today finds the cubs but games behind the league leading new York giants. The cubs Are ring the Crest of a winning Streak extended to seven yesterday by beating Brooklyn Dod Gers 5-1. Guy Bush who had t completed a game since May 31, showed no trouble of a sore shoulder As he held the dodgers to six hits and one run while his mates pounded two Brook Lyn hurlers for nine. While the cubs made merry at tha expense of Casey Stengel s Crew. St. Louis cards finished their series with new York with a ninth inning 8-7 Triumph. Paul Dean Jie was t in at the finish got credit for the Victory and at the same time was notified he had been awarded saturday s win Over Brooklyn origin ally listed to Bill Hallahan. The fourth place Pittsburgh pirates on the strength of Larry French s seven hit twirling beat Philadelphia Phillies 4-1. To keep up with the leaders. Pour runs in the the annual meet of the . I fourth inning two of them on errors aquatic club was staged recently and i by Mark Koenig. Enabled Boston the performance turned in by the braves to beat the lowly Cincinnati Many competitors is very pleasing to the officials and augurs Well or the future of swimming in this province. The Safeway trophy awarded to the . Swim meet is Success Jocelyn Toby wins Safeway award for Best All round performance of year Penis sir competitor turning 31 round performance in the Best throughout All the season although featuring swimming and diving was won by Jocelyn Toby a Junior from whom much is expected in the near future. Beta Tustle was Johnson convener of committee David Everitt. Two very Fine shale courts have been recently completed on the Church property the work being clone by Volunteer labor provided by the unemployed Young men and boys of Lac lies 75 Yard eve cult in Che fast time the Community. J of s seconds. E. Goshawk was me official opening in the Lorra second while Johns Olio of a Garden party will be held at i Van from was Thivel. The Church next saturday. June Rota. I Jace Velu to refreshments will be served and ex-1 hib Tiou games played by such Well known players As or. And mrs. Gor Don Pirc. Winnipeg s great sprinter ran a 10252 the club already consists of bang.ip0ractf in exhibition Largo number of members Sci prospects seem Bright red Vamp quickly got to the front opened a Safe Lead first Quarter and gradually improved on her advantage to win by a wide margin. Mortime raced closest up throughout but never threatened. Badover ran evenly and Edison in the final strides. The latter showed an improved Effort. Time -5 35 1-5 1.19 2-5. Mutu Els paid tied Van. S31.35 straight. Is i 30 place is show Mortime. S6.80 place. S4.s5 show Badover. Show. Winner . 4. Dunlin Basalt trained by r. Ramsay went to Post at 4.06. At Post two minutes. Start Good out of Speers sate. Won easily second and third same. Scratched Gan Leo. 116 Sarah a. 106 Wise Marie. Ill custodian. Us Chianti 112 Zelma a. 107 Tommy a. 109 s Eive s Pride. 112. Overweight Edison. 5 Badover. 1 put racist c. 5 mexican a. 3 red Vamp 2. Bar Ace stable 2, Blue Star stable 3. Harper and Athow 4. L. T. Aid to donor. Sachet and a. Pay. Umpires Watkins and Priet Bley. Limit placed on senior players new York Yankees went out into a full half game Lead in the. Ameri 5. E. Johansen 6, l. A. Knifong 7, b. P. Lindstead b. W. Chaffin 9, t. . Ana one halt furlongs. Purse s50ii. Cla i Ikon and up. Vair in Winner Sei Norl split showing some of the Speed which i fourths to. Claiming Price. Carried him to the Canadian Chain j Index last for m.-., 030110020-7 o i and Oswald Schilling and Paulowich. R h e cup _ 10 2 Canna do packers 6 0 r second and Norah Hanley filled third Smith Ami Mcdon place a special prize to the senior gathering the most Points went to1 Hilda Tustin. All the races were swum against time. Norah. Hanley captured the Quarter mile event followed by Beta Tustin and Jean Cummings. While Jean Cummings took the hair mile with Beta Tustin in second place and Mary scorer in third. Bessie Shea captured the mile race and Ina hut Chison was second and Marion Neydli third. Other competitors in addition to the first three in each event were Janet feud Lois Minns Merle mat thews Betty Turner Betty Cole and mrs. Flo Allan. The prizes to the successful entrants were presented by mrs. A. B. Ford and following the presentation refreshments w3re served. Can league when Ben Chapman blasted a Home run in the oleic Natii inning to defeat Chicago White so 8-7, while Detroit tigers were held Idle by rain. Tie sox tied the doors in the ninth with three runs off lefty Gomez who was aiming at his 13th Victory of the. Season but Young girls Ball league settles prob play great West tonight for the remaining 2 innings. Babe Ruth and Al Simmons each hit their 12th Homer of the season. Boston red sox went Back into third place in the league standing an Henry Johnson scared his first shut out of the year beating Cleveland indians 6-0. Johnson allowed Bui three nits and struck out eight. De troit at Philadelphia and St. Louis at Washington were rained out. Lon sup year Harry Conan i horse it. Up for Lively season. F i bang up race in an exhibition to win in the splendid time of 10 seconds Flat. From the crack of the gun Harry away i ice a Flash Anci was never threatened break ing the tape a Yard in of Jack sector and Young Elmer Walsh who finished almost As one. If funds Are available Winnipeg fill be Well represented at British Empire games trial to i held next month in the East. June 28. Calgary Cale Calgary Callies win Over ., 3 to 9245 5198 d251 0232 9232 9231 Bernice Van. Koj Parade rest Choice Rose glow. Token Marsala. French m lid Salinas Jimmie . Vim 4 107 104 105 111 111 106 103 111 108 108 str. Fin. Jockey 1 6" 4" in 31 6" 1 4 2 i 6 a 9" 10 1 5 3 4- 10 d Dubois 1300-100 n Hlynsky 1045-100 h Duncan 560-100 d Summers 320-100 m Terry 1575-100 d Dickson 1510-100 j Mantz r Jackson s60-100 w Molter 915-100 j Longden 4go-100 il.2ary do tans last night won the right to meet Edmonton radial.? in the Al Berta soccer Semi final by trouncing Calgary . 3-0. Swanson turned in the hat trick getting Al three a the second half. In the rust game of the series saturday the teams played to a 1-1 draw. The winners of the radials Callies series. Which is scheduled to be played Here on june 30, will meet Lethbridge Callies in the Alberta final Here either july and third. These were 3 or july 7. If radials win they will three horses which were backed i stay Over from saturday and tackle the Lethbridge squad monday but if re the nubile with Broom favorite and Prince Dun Royal the Calgary wins the game will be player Hoite. July 7. Pert or gov. The favorite was ------------------------------__11_____ in the apr once or the. Again nut j Furlott Chute. Tom writers choose All Star teams selection made for major Lea Guers clash at new York on july 10 i Bernice Van began slowly worked her wily in the run Down the Backstretch mid assuming command in tiring the stretch opened a Good Lead but was Tirgg i fast at the finish. Koji. Fai Back to the last Quarter closed with a Rush in the i stretch and was rapidly overhauling the Winner. Parade rest opened a Long Eany i Inri but tired after a half. Token quit after beg Well placed to the stretch. Eleanor s Choice did not appear to like the footing. Time 2g 3-5 .55 2-5. 1.19. S2 Mutu Els paid Bernice Van. S28.00 straight Clarc. Si5.9s show Koji. Si4.15 place show. Rest show. Winner b.m., 7. Sir Martin Kathryn Harian trained by j. O. Weatherby. Went to Post at 4 39. At Post 51 minutes. Start Good out of Gate. Won driving second third same scratched Larry Moon. 100 Duchess of Vork 104 silent Hope 104 Westy s Tim. 108 Guidess. 106 Royal Flint. 109 overweight Token 2 3 inn. 4 Koji. 4 Marsala. 3. Kamloops stable 2. D. Gainer 3. Miss m. Fed a 4. Of. Spoelman 3, p. H. O Brien 6. Buros de stable 7. Blue Star Sta afe 8. Frazier and Puckett 9, p. Pearson 10. A. G. Tarn. Mile and one sixteenth. Speers Handicap. Purses of Ftp added. For Throe year Olds and up. Value to Winner second third fourth 9261 Index horse age up. St. 4 str. Fin. Jockey Odds 9254 help yourself 5 9254 Joel axe _. -._____. 5 9233 car Han King 5 9226 Kitty sue 4 9254 trombone 5 9254 Mcgonigle 3 9354 Jack Biener .__9_ v d. Grant entry. I a. O. Tarn entry. Help yourself racing in 118 110 101 115 133 111 i5 3 2 41 5 2 s 3 4 2-n 4- l i w Molter 175-100 h Duncan 370-100 l Duparc 515-100 d Summers 270-100 j Longden 175-100 m Terry 690-100 r Jackson 370-100 his Best form was hustled to the front at once and it Ftp Whittler sprinted into then finisher first. Pro minor to. A f but pert j Art As they by her self. Haul the nor Peml Vrej for Sho v the favorite Anci mount. Outsider conies real a inn. N Loi or an Nelv lend in i n Early l per nip h in front went to going East for the turn and purple Rock Caroline tie Winner Duncan the 1 in a Mortim do Lull shot. St paper Nain Rainert trip n t no stretch i behind it in i n red i a Ridden i a or lev in tie Van. a Ilii part. Or my from a ii incl to inv s28.00. of Sll to it. T or inv handsome la. Parade Hir. Purly Dolce Llpyd r up Vns it the to Irth spot. T. Rhice ran poorly psych r rur. In the sixth Arr was never h f fax Iritz. Kent in it. Glen. To anti j Benoi u Hattier had i Niffin Ruev Rcpt no for nip the paid the win i no Strons Public i York june teams of both major leagues is by baseball writer of the for the game july 10. Line up As j follows i american league Lou Gehrig Yankees. In Charlie Gehringer tigers. 2b Frank Biggins athletics. 3b Joe Cronin. Senators is Heinle Manush senators Al. Simmons White sox babe Ruth. Yankees Earl Averill. Indians Bob Johnson athletics of Bill Dickey Yankees Mickey Cochrane. Tigers Rick Fer i Al fell. Red sox. C Vernon Gomez j mile und Yards. Purse s40u. Claiming. For that a Yan Lees Monte Weaver senators year Olds. Loaded in Western Canada. Value to winners in Tom Bridges. Tigers Pierpo Mai Berry. Lii re Shii. Lung la Sis. Winner entered to be claimed Lor s4wi. Tigers Willis Hii Rilin. Inclines Ali Rex horse it. Up. St. Whitehill. Seni tors. P. 1 selected soon a Long Iead he continued on gamely in the going and increased his country j advantage through the stretch when asked for his Best. Felixe raced forwardly. Reduced the Winner s Lead in the second half but nod Little left in the stretch run. Car Han made an Effort in the last Quarter but could never get up. Kitty sue tired after being prominent for six furlongs. Trombone did not appear to like the going but was not made too use of with his stable Mac in front. Mcgonigle was away Well but had no Speed. Time .26 j-5. ,54 4-5. 1.24, 1.56 3-5. 2.04 2-5. Mull plus paid Grant entry. S5.10 straight. 53.65 place show Tarn entry 33.95 show car Han Kloff 52.45 show. Winner . 5. Will. Somers cafeteria trained by j. H. Ken Nedy. Went to Post at 5.12. At Post Ivi minutes. Start Good out of Speers Gate. Won easily second and third Fame. Scratched Pubis. 112. Overweight car Han King. 1. The commercial girls soft Ball league ironed out several problems at a meeting held last night in presi i Dent or. Allen Montgomery s office the Boyd building. The main question was in regard to the num Ber of senior City league players to be eligible to participate in the Lea gue. It was finally agreed that no limit be made As to the number of senior leagues a club registered but no More than three could play for a team in tiny one game this Means that should a team have three seniors in its starting line up and one is injured or taken out. That another senior cannot be substituted. It also was decided that a club could have no More than 20 players registered at any one time. July 15 was the Date set for signing new players and after that time no player can be registered without being approved by the league executive. This new league is providing at Tractive games at Wesley Park and drawing Large crowds. Kiewell ant Grea West life meet tonight att o clock there will be a time limit of . Owing to senior Diamond Ball league games being scheduled later. On Friday night starting at o clock the greatly improved hebrew girls team will clash with Hudson s Bay Beaver ettes no admission is charged to see these games. David Thornton wins Cleveland Trot race captures feature grand circuit event in straight heats associated Tress despatch Cleveland june Thorn ton driven by the Veteran Columbus. Of. Reins Man Charley Valentine won the h. K. Devereux memorial stake the feature on the Day s grand circuit programme in straight at North Randal yesterday. The son of the once mighty grand circuit Trotter san Francisco set a league last night when they Defeated new record for this stake when he i won the first heat in 2.02 3-o and eclipse -32 to 14 on the latter a came Butok Strons in the win. Grounds. It was the fifth win with after a driving finish in 2.03 3-5. Out defeat for the hovers. They Irene Hanover the favorite driven were in rare form and had Noj by Tommy Berry was second in both trouble in taking their rivals into Miles but was no match for Tho Camp. Holland pitched a of bail for St. James St. Half the James rovers captured first Hondrus in the a division of intermediate girls softball the winners. Holland and eclipse Freeman and Canu. Umpire j Hind. S a Home run by Annie Whitman in the fifth inning with three of her mates on base was responsible for Norwood s 7 to 6 Victory Over c.tj., last night in a brilliantly contested fair Brand j Black Gelci ing. Addaway i game. Seaholm and pitched Fine Ball. Wood Seaholm c.tj.. Cantor and Ferguson. Cooper and Armour tie Springfield. 111. June the j second straight year Harry Cooper and Tommy Armour both of Chicago have tied for the Illinois state open Golf title. They finished the 36 holes of play yesterday each with 141. They met today in an 18-Boie play Cantor both i off for the title. Cooper won the batteries nor play off last year 69 strokes to 75. And Whitman j Ixter-colleg1ate d. Grant 2, a g. Tarn 3, d. Grant 8, mrs. J. Tob i 1. A. Q. Tarn. Mrs. R. Leavitt 4, w. A. Thompson Huttlin senators p. Avs Nationn Terry. Giants j 9240 in Frankie Frisch. Cards in pie 9249 Traynor. Pirates. 3b Floyd Vaughan. J 92-ln pirates is Chuck Klein. Cubs Mel j Ott. Giants Joe Mec Wiek. Cards 9254 Paul Waner. Rates. And Berger. Braves of Gabby Hartnett. Cubs Al Lopes dodgers Jimmy Wilson. Phillies c Carl Hubbell. Giants Jerome Dean. Cards Lon Warneke cubs Van Lii re Mungo str. Fin. Jockey Odds sunny Marcus it. 31en Book Whittier last pot. Polly Flint Tea Jester lord Whittier Marjorie Weiler 11 1" ii 7-1 4 3 l i 3i d Dubois 575-100 j Longden 120-100 d Summers 440-100 n Hlynsky 1275-Loi h Duncan 4650-100 a Marshall 765-100 l Dpi pc 1455-100 r Shore 1180-100 t red Frankhouse include dodgers. And braves p. Utility infielders Martin. Cards and Travis giants for the National leagues. And Jimmy Foxx. Athletics Jimmy Dykes. White sox. And Bill Knicker Bocker. Indians for the american sunny Marcus hard pressed to maintain his Lead for five furlongs Shook off it. Teu thereafter and continued on to win with something in Reserve. It. Glen broke slower than usual rushed up to the Leader after going a Furlong. But could never get to the front and weakened in the last three furlongs although finishing gamely to save the place. Book Whittier. Badly outrun Early made a Strong move in the last Quarter but faltered after getting within striking distance of the leaders entering the stretch. Tea Jester tired. Marjorie welter lost some ground at the Start j time .28, .57 l -5. 1.26 1-5. 1.58 4-5. 2.03 4-5. Mutu Els paid sunny Marcus Pedder straight place show it. Glen s3.7.1 place s no show Book Whittier show. Winner . 4, Marcus Hattic Stover trained by owner. To Post at 3.43 i. At Posl minute. Start Good out of Speers Gate. Won easily second and third driving. Overweight Polly Flint. 3 last pot 2 Tea Jester 5. A. J. Robinson h. Pink Welstein 3. C. L. Jacques 4. A. Mclntosh 6. R. Thomson 7, j. I. Dompier 8. Roc Stream stable. Betty Cole will go East with swim team . Canada will represent Manitoba in Empire games trials a definite announcement to the effect Betty Cole prominent diver and swimmer or this City will compete at the British Empire games trials to be held at Hamilton. Ont., next month was made yesterday by officials of the Manitoba Branch of the Canadian Amateur swimming association. Miss cols will participate in the diving events and it is an lips Tiei rated she will be Well up with the rest of Competition from All parts of the Dominion. The Winnipeg girl was runner up to miss Judith Moss in the Dominion championship staged recently at the Suer Brool Street Pool. Miss Cole will leave for the East tomorrow along with miss Moss. Victorias were just a Little too Ood for Adanas last night with the re Sui that they scored a 10 to 6 Victory on the Drewry grounds. Southall pitched a Good game for the winners. She was Given Good support. Lang on the Mound Lor and antics also worked Well but her support was not of the Best. Bat teries vies Southall and Hanson Adanas Lang and Brydon. In a commercial league game feat ured by five homers on the part of g. Add ii on Junto a Moi re 11.1 a the standing of be trs Nir. In Mari int inset or to Ristp per a division 3263 fourth mile ind a Yards. Purse s400. Serend claiming. 1511. Third hot winning grins f. G. A. A c. M. G. S. C. c. A. S. C. ._._._. B division i Winnipeg rifles . 3 4 2 _ 2 _ 1 i mob 9255 9256 s239 .1 9248 3 i 9256 3241 Leeward._. Missive .-._. Chattahoochee Jorgensen eighth pole Mendell Broa fire Satin Princess _ vol tear age it. Up. St. 107 4 4 str. Fin. Jockey Odds 11 101 lit 107 106 93 101 105 9 3 i n a 4i 6 i 2 3 1 9 summer a Marshall 830-100 j Baird 1210-100 Longden d Dubois n Hlynsky r Shore l Dupre j Maatz 365-100 1680-100 1060-100 2435-100 1340-100 565-100 today at o clock w. T. Kinman claimed Leeward for s500. Leeward within striking distance of Chattahoochee from the Start moved up on even terms after going five furlongs and. After a brie tussle ran into a Long Lead and easily held missive Safe at the end. Missive moved up with a Rush from the last turn and was gaining on the Winner in the last 70 cards Chattahoochee showing a liking for the tooting. Set the Pace until challenged by the Winner and held on better than usual Jorgensen closed some ground. Mendill was through after six furlongs. Vol tear had no Speed. Time .27 3-5 .54, 1.25 3-5. 1.57 2-5, 2.02 2-5. Mutu Els paid Leeward. 55.95 straight 53.90 place. Show missive s3.0i place. S4.40 show Chattahoochee sb.95 show. Winner b.f., 3. General trained by z. E. Mcgregor. Went i to Post at 6.19. At Post one minute. Start Good out of Spears Gate. Won easily i second and third driving. Scratched Montello. 114 Howitz. 106. J Leeward. 2 eighth pole. 1 3 Samn Prin Ess 2 j Claremore stable 2. E. M. Marshall 3. J. W. Smith 4 e Linstead l. Bancroft 6. H. Mclntyre 7. D. Grant 8, h. Cowgill 9, g. V. Webster. Maroons Diamond Ball team is still winning Whittier admission plus government tax maroons . Continued their win Ning Stream by defeating aces 9-3. On the Aberdeen grounds. A Large crowd witnessed the terrific hitting of j the which included homers game was Manson s running catch of Livingston s foul Fly. Batteries for maroons Cohen and Abramson. Aces. Knox and Taylor. B. Wat Kins Umpire. Win soccer game fort William. June won the first soccer match against port William legion. Second same is by of. .1. Bret inner. T. Jans. Friday night. And burst two out of u. Mayslak. The highlight of the three games to count. The latter bread 8 to team 7 last Defeated evening. Dick Davis connected for two of the fee s and homers while Phillips got the Nelson others. Gee Klyn Matrick hit for the circuit for can Ada bread. Batteries Canada bread. Trick. Fisher and Matrick ., Alexander. Slaney and Phil Umpire. Maguire. In Germany systematically studying plan of attacking London Wickham Steed Canadian press cable.1 London june that the German War ministry with chemical experts has been systematic ally studying plans of attack on London and Paris since 1931 were made by Wickman Steed publicist in the review nineteenth appearing Here wednesday. Steed showed documents studying the Best Means of infecting the sub ways of these two cities with mortal germs or Gas which purported to come from secret correspondence of the German mercantile league game Globe Lite took the . Into Camp with a score of 5 to 2. Both pitchers were in form. An error by Gray proved costly for the Navy. Batteries Globe Lite Schilling and Palowich Navy. Clamey and Gray Umpire. Bun Watkins. Tie capitals juvenile baseball club scored their fourth straight Victory without defeat last evening when they Defeated Maple Leafs 7 to 4 Motherwell pitched another Fine game for the winners. Batteries capitals. Motherwell and Mcelrea Leafs. Fulford. Boyd and Latoure 0mpire. Hind. In the mercantile league fire dept no. 2 took the . Depot with a score of 9 to 5. Both teams played Good Ball. Mcdon Ald Smith and hard Man fire dept. Boyce and Hal Stock. Quintuplets for first time Cross 13-Pound Mark press despatch Philadelphia. June tid Ball. University of California at lot Angeles yesterday resumed his drive a retain the National inter Colle Riate Tennis title by trouncing Hugh Lynch of Princeton. 6-4, 6-3. Lawn Bowling entries entries for the Birk s Lawn Bowling doubles Competition Wilt close on thursday evening at 8 o clock with Secretary Harry cop pen at the parliament missing fifteen year old boy May now be in East missing from his Home since May 23, Kenneth Webb 15. Son of or and mrs. G. E. Webb. 175 Albany Street St. James is still being anxiously sought by his parents. Word that he worked at Hodgson ont., for a Short time in company with two men companions was received by his Wor ried Mother recently. According to the letter written by a Friendl of mrs Webb the Young Man left Hodgson on june 11. And was suppose1 going to Montreal with his two friends. Evidence that he had been on single men s Relief was shown w his Khaki coloured clothes the letter stated. Young Webb. May. His Mother told the free press wednesday going under the name of Kennett Ray is 5 feet 7 inches Tali weigh 136 pounds and has dark eyes i dark Brown hair. Royal Canadian mounted police and railway have been notified to be on the to out for Young Webb and anyone knowing As to his whereabouts asked by his Mother to Aid in Canadian press despatch Corbeil ont., june 28. Adding ounces to their weights since tuesday the 30-Day-old Dionne quintuplets crossed the 13-Povmii Mark Weill essay for the first time. Yvonne. Annette Cecile and Emille All put ounces and Marie smallest of the lot added 14 ounce. The gains brought their total to 13 poii7ids 3 ounces compared with 10 pounds ounces when they were first weighed accurately on june 4. Webster Corff you la appreciate the difference. 0. Grothe limited an Independent company All Canadian capital owned and by canadians for Over 50 ;