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MARATHON
FOR
WOMEN
Event
flt
Toronto
This
Year
Will
See
Many
of
Noted
Canadian
Swimmers
Taking
Part
TORONTO,
Aug.
12:
There
will
be
a
number
df
well
known
swimmers
taking
part
iri
the
big
women's
marathon
here
August
22.
Among
the
fair
swimmers,
the
current
Utleholder,
Martha
Nor-etiut
la,
by
her
marriage
to
the
Canadian
ewrnnin,
Joe
Wright
jr.,
a
Canadian,
and
wW,
if
she
swims,
xvhfch
Is
Indefinite,
be
entered
as
a
Canadian.
Olfte
Oatterdam,
Seattle
school
girl,
who
came
within
a
few
yards
of
taking
the
title
from
Ethel
Hertle
in
1988
has
new'
adopted
the
Dominion
as
her
home.
Last
year,
she
did
hot
rank
in
the
money
and
is,
therefore,
redoubling
her
training
efforts
for
this
race.
In
1923,
the
red
headed
Ruth
Tower"
of
Denver,
an
unknown
amting
marine
stdfs,
landed
in
third
place
after
a
great
performance.
In
1929,
she
moved
up
one
place
and
stuck
right
to
the
heels
of
the
great
Noreihis
all
the
way
to
finish
second.
In
the
meantime,
she,
too,
has
tinned
Canadian.
She
is
now
Mrs.
G.
II.
Corsan
Jr.,
of
Toronto.
Never
having
failed
to
place
among
the
prize
winners,
she
hopes
to
progress
to
the
pinnacle
this
trip
and
left
for
the
Muskoka
Lakes
weeks
ago
to
devote
herself
entirely
to
training.
Then,
the
Dominion
has
a
somewhat
spectacular
unknown
who
is
apt
to
eome
through
and
stage
a
surprise.
She
is
the
18
year
old
Joan
Foord
of
Toronto.
In
November,
19,
she,
came,
alone
and
intent
on
making
her
own
career,
from
London,
England.
In
August
of
last
year
two
weeks
before
the
race,
she
was
holidaying
at
Georgian
Bay.
She
made
the
discovery
that
she
was
a
natural
distance
swimmer
and,
after
urging,
entered
the
race.
With
only
a
few
days
training
and
no
coach,
she
did
84
miles
and
was
in
ninth
place
when
she
stopped.
Though
it
passed
unnoticed,
she
gave
what'
was,
all
things
June.
Her
speed
has
increased
to
a
noticeable
degree
and
so
have
her
powers
ot
endurance
since
she
has
perfected
her
style
and
it
is
now
less
tiring
but
Just
as
powerful.
Her
chances
of
getting
into
the
money
are
excellent.
If
she
does
she
Intends
to
use
the
dividends
to
start
her
own
business
in
this
country.
On
the
other
hand,
England
has
conqueror,
Lady
Sharp,
to
try
and
take
the
crown
to
Britain.
Her
ar
rival
was
followed
by
that
of
a
second
strong
English
entry,'
Vlolette
Scott
Then
Ethel
Hertle.
blonde
Bronx
flash
who
won
the
title
in
1938
but
was
enwrapped
in
romance
last
year,
sprang
a
surprise.
The
day
after
the
1939
swim,
she
married
Prem
Gary
and
It
was
understood
that
she
was
out
ot
competition.
Only
a
few
days
ago.
the
news
leaked
out
that
this
was
anything
but
true.
She
has
been
in
a
secluded
section
of
the
Adirondaeks
for
several
weeks,
training
under
the
mentor
who
coached
her
for
her
original
win.
Clarabelle
Barrett,
and
getting
Four
pretty
college
students
ot
Gatow
the
art
of
gliding
by
an
aviation
instructor
tor
Interesting
view
of
annual
Italian
waiters'
race
around
the
am
ent
Coliseum
in
Rome,
Italy.
FIELD
AND
lELKSMEET
(Miniature
Golf
TRACK
MEET
AT
CHICAGO
British
Contestants
at
Empire
Games
Will
Proceed
to
Try
Tests
With
U.
S.
ent
depends
on
the
individual
who
Is
running
for
his
own
glory
and
this
tends
to
develop
a
selfish
sent
over
her
most
recent
Channel
!
tenders
almost
excessively
numer
ous.
As
usual,
there
Is
a
large
contingent
of
EuropWis.
Ernst
Vler-koetter,
however.
Is
now
a
naturalized
Canad&n
and
very
proud
of
it.
He
has
brought
his
family
from
Germany
and
has
spent
the
larger
portion
of
his
prize
money
on
a
home
for
them.
In
practice
swims,
he
is
In
fine
form.
Mendell
Burditt.
of
Toronto,
but
formerly
ot
Winnipeg,
Isador
Span-
jder
of
Port
Oolbourne,
Ont,
Meyer
Mendelsohn
of
Montreal,
and
a
westerner
Mth
quite
an
aquatic
past.
Bob
Connelly
of
North
Battle-ford,
Sask.;
must
all
be
considered
in
making
calculations.
Connelly,
a
C.
N.
R.
switchman,
got
ms
exper
ready
for
a
determined
attempt
to
I
lence
In
Florida
and
placed
well
up
regain
the
honors.
1
in
a
Key
West
marathon
That
gives
the
10-mile
parade
of
the
mermaids
a
vigorous
outlook.
Possibilities
for
the
lS-mlle
open
Motion
pictures
made
Inside
a
'living
human
lung
were
exhibited
race
are
equally
bright
and
the
ton-
recently
in
Germany.
"a
.
I
I
!
centrals:
There
is
a
possibility
of
miniature
Good
Game
Expected
Tonight
Be-1
golf
being
played
in
Prince
Rupert
tueen
Tied
Teams
jand
several
local
people
are
took-
ling
into
iU
possibilities.
The
Ed-To-night
in
the
City
Baseball
I
men
ton
Bulletin,
discussing
the
League
centrals
and
Elks
meet.
Atame
"J8
present
these
two
teams
are
eqinll
Played
with
a
putter
on
a
good!
with
one
win
each
to
their
credit
urface
cotton
seed
hulls,
rain-'
On
August
27,
after
the
conclu-
m
the
second
half
of
the
season's
i
Jature
has
become
such
a
ston
of
the
Empire
Games
at
Ham-
schedule
and
each
has
lost
two
tiaxe
ta
some
'
the
bigger
eastern
ilton,
a
meet
will
take
place
at
Chi-!
games.
The
result
of
the
game
eltle
that
the
coure
are
kept
open
cago
Between
tne
United
states
theVefore
means
much
and
a
keen
ay
ana
n,gnt
to
accom1at
the
and
the
British
Empire.
One
unique
feature
of
this
dual
meet
is
that
all
the
events
are
on
a
relay
basis.
contest
is
anticipated.
In
addition
P'
no
wam
10
That
the
players
will
from
now
on
be
.'
trying
to
make
good
in
the
hope
There
vrtU
be
regular
retay
foot)
or
being
chosen
to
play
against
races
In
which
teams
of
four
run
ners
will
compete
in
the
460
yards,
one
mile,
two
mile
and
four
mile
as
well
as
steeplechases
and
hiifdle
race.
The
team
idea
continues
in
the
high
Jump,
broad
Jump,
pole
the
Vancouver
Athletic
Baseball
team
which
will
be
here
during
Fair
week.
f
Centrals
will
be
strengthened
by
the
return
of
Joe
Gavlri
who
Mil
hold
down
third
base.
Batteries
will
vault,
snot
put,
hammer
and
Javelin
.
K.
,
,
,
be
Chen
kl
JZt.
os
and
MeEwah
for
Cen-
enters
a
team
of
three
contestant.
SI
S,
"d
UlthtU
Ior
ine
Bl"-
and
Uie
team
with
the
htgbest
ag-
j
gregate
of
performances
in
each
.
.
beine
evnt
win.
tht
league
funding
considered,
probably
the
most
bril-
This,
it
is
said,
is
one
way
of
'
w
llant
performance
of
the
lot.
This
meeting
the
argument
against
de-
Goni
ot
Canada
3
year,
she
has
been
training
since
veloping
one
superman.
Many
1X8
1
games
such
as
polo,
baseball,
crtc-
0"
raiS
l
ket,
football
anJ
doubles
In
tennis
an
call
for
team
work
and
co-opera-
,pnftf
kal
f!omp
tlon
whUe
the
ordinary
running
ev-
!
UUtUttH
XjdiiiC
let.
1
2
2
pet.
.750
.335
213
At
Any
ox
Proved
Very
Attractive
ANYOX.
Aug.
12
A
large
crowd,
oi
lans
witnessed
a
clean
game
of
footbaa
recently
in
which
the
Mine
eleven
showed
their
superiority.
The
Mine
fielded
their
usual
all-star
team,
whilst
the
Smelter
made!
several
changes.
Amongst
the
most
noticeable
of
these
improvement
was
S.
Peel
at
centre
forward
who
played
fast
and
tricky
football,
ably
supported
by
Donaldson
at
inside
left,
H.
Spencer
played
h4s
Initial
game
this
season
at
left
back
and
fully
warranted
his
inclusion
in
the
team.
Peters
at
centre
half
worked
very
hard
and
fer
hla
efforts
should
have
been
re
warded
with
a
goal
in
the
closing
stages
oi
ine
game
but
luck
aws
against
him.
For
the
Mine,
Mer
rison
gave
a
spenldld
display
of
real
soccer,
and
gave
the
fans
their
ten
cents
worth.
Max
Legg
at
flu
back
was
as
safe
as
usual
and
j.
uixon
nis
partner
was
just
a
good.
Pynrt
was
called
upon
sev
eral
times
and
made
spectacular
saves,
whilst
Hunter
had
Wore
work
to
do
than
Pynn.
League
positions
to
date
are:
Celts
Mine
k.
SmelUr
1
i
ShujhonyLIs
m
In
For
Repairs
The
fish
packer
Dhuchona
II
was
placed
on
the
pontoons
at
the
local
j
dry
odek
this
morning
for
repairs.!
She
has
been
under
charter
to
the
'
Inverness
Cannery
and
in
the
neighborhood
of
Butedale
Cannery,
apparently
struck
a
submerged
log.
,
She
was
able
to
come
to
the
local
i
dock
under
her
own
power
where
IU..
a
i
a.
t--f
j
.
i
vf.r"y
uuimjBcu
ucing
jsurveyea
pre-
!Qe:-man;.',
kind,
-
ft$U
b&atoV
to
ian
Le
necessary
,
of
a
16;al
flymg
1i?ld.
i
tfepairs
dhtpft(e
'
iit
will
be
popular
here
also
seems
j
certain.
The
layout
on
Jasper
is
a
f
.
jincKy
one.
wun
a
variety
oi
notes
I
m.
OSSlDlfi
vfuiwiw
HGrfiCaUin8!
for
considerable
skill.
There
j
will
be
a
lot
of
"putting"
and
not
a
little
"taking"
before
long
Just
off
the
city's
main
thoroughfare."
BASEBALL
SCHEDULE
Aug.
12
Elks
vs.
Centrals.
Aug.
14
Centrals
vs.
S.
O.
C.
Aug.
19
S.
O.
C.
vs.
Elks.
Aug.
21
Centrals
vs.
Elks.
'Believed
to
be
the
world's
small
st
traetor.
took
two
years
to
build
and
eost
$2,560.
It
regular
size
1
20
this
Uttfe
machine
is
one-fifteenth
the
Sport
Chat
It
is
now
planned
to
play
the
football
game
between
the
Oldtim-ers
and
the
Present-timers
oh
Friday,
August
28.
The
committee
are
taking
in
hand
the
arrangement
for
the
game
and
It
is
understood
that
the
proceeds
w!n
Be
earmarked
for
the
Y.
M
C.
A.
gymnasium
and
j
swimming
tank
fund.
Habitues
of
the
waterfront
were
interested
on
Saturday
in
watching
a
game
of
deck
tennis
that
was
being
played
on
the
Prince
Henry
The
game
is
piayed
with
small
rope
ships
at
Torui,-winning
Jump
-A
.
two
inches
shop
irtdited
with
n
,:
Were
seems
t.i
h
amount
of
cnt.
:
xnd
this
may
li
forts.
He
is
to
james
ana
wi
that
there
his
ioned
and
thai
;lory
to
the
sun
Interestlne
c
n
.-rcr';
w
on
certain
uh
rings.
Urge
enotsaft
to
be
eaugnt
cricket
and
.nn
readily
by
the
hand
There
is
a
not
lian
tour
of
ti
.
stretched
with
the
top
about
six
1929-1930.
This
v.
feet
a
bre
the
ground.
The
game
is
but
a
team
pirk
played
similarly
to
tennis
but
the
Cricket
Club
of
rings
arecatrght
and
thrown
back-
In
a
game
.h-.'.
wards
and
forwards
across
the
net.
end
of
the
duy
:
It
is
a
fast
enough
game
and
calls
ed
seven
runs
ff
a
considerable
amount
of
dex-
;the
present
An--terity,
agility
and
court
craft.
itain,
wanted
eu:i
;hls
century
Tin-
tesf
woodiui
m.ui'
"
'''JHiKk-l
"'-'.xl
tl
It
Awl
1
'
';
J
V.:nrt,tl
.me
fficl
tea
'"tot-
morsel
Percy
Williams
has
come
Into
his
w
raining
heuvii
v..r.
u
own
again
and
with
his
beating
of
,snouia
nave
rym
i.
i
(:
trail
the
native
Canadian
record
for
the
ful-hit
a
ball
t.i:
-
vjoa
100
metres,
has
proved
that
he
still
ia
shot
worth
f
u'
;
is
in
the
very
forefront
of
the
eo
me
Dounour.
i
v.
.rsM
world's
sprinters.
His
win
is
not
a
f
ild
In
the
poun:
nx
world's
record
as
flrat
reported
but
jWoodful
and
ti
he
may
accomplish
even
that
if
ind
down
the
hard
pushed
at
Hamilton.
Scotland
got
off
again
to
her
footMn
tessert
when
the
seeitlsH
trdajr
last.
In
the
first
dHMen
the
defeat
of
Hearts
at
home
by
Ham-
ftton
Academicafcs
by
4
cleat
goals
was
notable.
The
two
newcomers
who
hate
been
Dromoted
from
the
by
the
two
ump;:'
fact
the
ball
sf
:
'
boundary
so
th
.
w
only
sw.
However
n
League
resumed
operations
oh
9a-
;t
raise
any
obj
A
By
the
way
1
A
K
PutKl
has
pteyed
for
or.
r.
Mil
second
division
are
Leith
Athletic
!nd
the
OetitlTn
n
,,i
who
at
home
drew
with
Falkirk
2-1
'
hi
the
last
test
and
East
Fife
who
were
beftten
on
ki
Scotsman
their
exponents'
fjrmind
at
Moth-
mehes
high
erwell
by
4-1.
ait-
X
tl
rat
uridyl
r.'JTfll
whojil
Another
athif!?
ht,
awl
In
the
second
division
of
the
tettWs
world,
!
iuiu
8cottlsh
Leairee
St.
Johnstone
who
H
WthHc
ete
.
is
fori
Were
demoted
from
the
first
dlvi
lmaft,
Lytfleton
R.r
ttbeis
Hon
at
the
end
of
kftt
soaMn.
play-
ly
won
the
Car..id)..r
KMf
Ihg
at
home
bet
Arbroath
easily
'm
singles
by
'
6-1
arid
Dundee
United
Abo
demot-
KtMms.
rt-ngers
is
t
'
s
ir
ed.
ptaying
away
from
home
ac-
ehea
in
helgiir
n
as
eounfjwi
for
Armaria!
l.f
Ruro-x
.in
:.'
f
rOHll
Jack
Hebbs
seared
a
fine
104
asjatnst
Sussex
and
thk
augurs
weJt
far
the
next
teet
match
against
the
Australians.
Hobbs
It
47
and
IS
sat
lly
the
Veteran
of
tlw
team
yet
no
one
would
suggest
dropping
him.
!
Dane.
MeNaBghteri.
the
high
1
Jumper
from
Vancouver
was
placed
second
in
the
Canadian
champion-
:tbne
or
another
'
niM
The
EhglMi
football
season
does
frtneh
ace
11
n
'
-
not
commence
Utl
Aagftist
30.
'i.l.1,
"
Wally
llanmtend
the
test
mteh
eflckttar
though
more
famous
with
Hie
bat
than
with
the
ball
bowled
finely
last
week
to
take
12
of
Glamorgan's
Mcket
for
74
runs.
HAVE
YOr
TIMED
A
CLASSIC
More
and
rn
r
pcipSe
p
turnina
to
,.!isiW
iKrtns
of
the
f.u
JWI
tinji
ht
th-v
v
i;-.'
rl
ars,
f
urnit
n
'
arid
fotind
t.
u
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