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8 The Guariian, Charlottetown, Weil, Oct. 14, 1959 ma In the sbove races with fiveyas a three-year-ld, he took « Owned. by i-Callnn' Newth, Sout| Sere Black ty the atone team ~ ; +—+——| firsts, one second’ and one third.|cord of 2.11 25. ( 7 soo, ot a , B | ee . Race 5 — Busy Erick ( yo oe page wwe Hyg gf onthe onde heart : - : ; , : ] At Truro Raceway Saturday/i, Dan Budlong (Shea) time|doa LeLoup, - ae i ae eo a : - ° ; night, two horses took new re-|Spencer (Fletcher) 3, Own GREATEST SIRE oa at te eee ” a a e DOWN THE corde —Johnay Conroy driving|starters, time 2.15 25; _—— Adios, p, LSPs, te recognized es|Sare have ‘her awa wey, wil es - Busy Erick to a sew mark of|owned by Roy Weir, Truro. Scemer|the world's greatest sire of pac-|was the trotting gait. _ : en . 2.15 2-5, and driver LeBlanc mark-|g — Jay's Abner T. (LeBlanc) aera lers, with 222°in the list. Twenty-| ‘People say that her inability t zt - BACK ing Jay’s Abner T. in 2.17 1-5.|Kay Clegg (D. Pinkney) 2, (Chaka $4, LG, maaan, So Se oe Oe Bt eee) ere we 3 . ° Here is the summary: Boy (MacLaren) 3, five (Lewia) 22, Coronation Rose 43,1 (o's 69 or better, and 104 have re-|caused Mr. Black much cone = ‘ eik 4 tet starters, time 2.17 1-5; time 2.12 and 2.18 35; Top Brass of 2.05 or better. That list|but that now she causes him _- Fight Tonig STRETCH atssesstes sates Matz |trs ira, encima be dau Rego a Stef a Sr ie ‘\cher) 22, Jenry’s Nightma--|P. E. Sydney, and some: Sy ee But only nine of ,his get have got-| manners and class at HOUSTON, Tex. (AP) — Ajfights, Two of his three (LeBlane) 53, Dr. Wilfred C.| At Sydney Saturday night and MacKinnon 8 Maple|te0 intothe 230 or better trot- (Continued on page 9) cole of tiatneere ony thay aralcien were ty KOs. Les, 6 - (Sobey) 36, Donald Clegg (F.|siderable excitement was Ne anes ee odersl Desa |v tonight's nationally tele-|Negro from Tucson, Ariz. down in Florida|and 6 with Blake Hanover. The|Callbeck) 45, Taurida Bay (C.| fest when the tote board ae ” Wicks’s Firet vised boxing match betweeni|15-1 record that includes 12 racing tragks|daily double on this pair paid|Smith) 6-4, time 2.14 and 2.14 1-5;|@ combination of Federal Caan 32, Royal PUBLIC HEARINGS Williams and Curley |outs. from now, "yo u| $55.90. Here are the results: |Winner owned by Harry Whebby,|and Flicka’s First paying an: 2S waa Lee will end with a knockout. | “This fight has no chance o charay-| Rates 3 ond 4 — Peart Mac (C. |Dertmeutt, 0.5. os - om Sn ee ee awe. SPs Both vyweight hopefuls have/going the scheduled 10 about the ) 1-1, Mighty Causeway (F.| Races — Bernie’s | exactor ' COMMISS TRAN et on gee en teia’ ten Weed jesteee ae that would|Kennedy) 2-2, Guy Haven (E.|Choice (Daniels) %2, Hoosier|the winner of the eighth ROYAL ION ON SPORTATION Williams. 1960 sea-|Haley) 346, Jollity Leigh (J.|Henley (Grace) 21, Attaboy (So-| paid a return of $113.60 for a Williams has 37 knockouts in 48} ‘‘It’ll never go 10,” said Gig is Mary. Louise] Arsenault) 63, Perfect Hal (E.|bey) 33, four other starters,| wager. Summary; Races 1 and Public hearings will be held in the following cities on - Rooney, the 7l-year-old trainer- she is well edu-|Bernard) 84, three other start-|time 2.14 45 and 2.15; Bernie’s)4 — Convincer -(F. MacLeod) the dates and at places indicated: : , manager who came out of retire-} graduate of theljers, time 2.12 45 and 2.15 35;|Choice owned by F. G. Damiels,|1-1, Elvira Dale. (Chaisson) 24 / i N ment to take charge of Lee. . One of|winner owned by Stanley May-|Truro; Hoosier Henley owned by| Georgie Direct (Guam) 3-2, Wil- Fredericton, N. B., November 9-10—_ ame Rooney’ says he is not tful periods of her|hew, Kinkora, P. E. I. Races 2|Donald Grace, Antigonish, N.S.| lie Wilkin 5-3, four other Court House, 10.00 a.m : about Lee’s entering the ring became ajand 6 — Blake Hanover seg a AR Bryer igh ers, time 2.25 and 2.23 : Bat. -m. Williams holding a weight school to|Smith) 1-1, Little Deb (R. John-|MacLeod) 2-1, Farscud (G. Tur- ; i 12 Imports tage of 25 pounds or more. an hildren im} ston) 22, Connie French (J. Mac-|ner) 1-7, Mr. Rock (C. Smith) 32, MORSE’S en ae E ae iz 6 liams is expected to Weigh New . Gregor) 35, Baker (D. Ratch-|Laurel Henley (Grace) 5-3, four _ Cou ouse, 10.00 a.m, ame HAMILTON (CP) — Hamilton|210, Lee about 182. Her husband is a horseman |ford) 43 Abbasong (L. Walker) |other starters, time 2.13 25 and Halifax: N.S. November 18.16. Tiger-Cats Tuesday named their Sonny Liston, the No. 3 heavy-| who trains his stable for cam-|74, three other starters, time|2.10 3-5; Stonedale owned by C.F. a 9 IN. Oop i o- Rr for the last three weight challenger, had been paigning at Orlando, Fla. A short 2.14 and 2.47 1-5 (‘sixth dash at Bragg, Collingwood, N.S.: Far- Court House, 10.00 a.m. games of Big Four football |scheduled for a rematch with Wil-|time ago, Mrs. MacGregor was|# Mile and a quarter) Winner |scud owned by George Turner, |7 : z : season. They include one who has but withdrew 10 days ago iniscing to a writer about the|9WNed by Stanley Mayhew, Kin-|Dartmouth. The owner of Stone- St. John’s, Newfoundland, November 17 - 18— yet to play his first game. Dee coecties @ hand injury| setback that happened to the trot-| "ora, P. E. 1. dale has the honor of being the | | Court House, 10.00 a.m. On the list announced by.coach|while training at Philadelphia. | ;.. Charming Barbara, that Races 3 and 7 — Red's King) possessor of the horse that step- | / Jim Trimble was Gene Jones, a} Liston knocked out the big Hous- won the world’s championship, {E. Smith) 13, Dan's Pal (R.|ped the fastest mile in the Mari- |7 Briefs are invited from organizations ‘and. associations latecomer from Chicago Bears of|ton Negro last winter in Miami| driven by Billy Haughton, at|2T0y) 3-1, Scotch Feather (G.|times Saturday aight. Last year, wishing to provide information relating to those sections of the National Football League whe|Beach and Williams had beem/conta Anita, taking a record as|Mauger) 24, Direct Mite (E. the Commission's terms of reference dealing with inequities has been in town for two weeks|seeking a rematch. a four-year-old of 1.58 4-5. Then, | Moreside) 6-2, Miss Wilma Dale in the freight rate structure, the obligations and lim- but did not sign a contract until Ger cette euluewa veesn, choi pean a ae or most inexpensive itations imposed by railways by law for reasons of public end and deeacieg tock ; SDU PWC posed trip to iuee oes canes Red's King owned by Mrs. Keith leans teheeamene note ace en what ak ae ; ___,.Not Included were quarterback ! off. iy Sec ee salesman you can Railway Act should specify what assets and earnings of rail- linski rom Detroit “e » -A, . . ; ic kag teow. Soc Giants, a Meet Toda to France.” said Mary. Louise | Maine. Race 5 — Billy Elgin (S. employ ---a eee tne pecuiint i caer selole eaten pep eer Toronto Acaeaet who - y MacGregor, “nor has she won oo 8 “ma — = ather related matter pertaining to the scope of the inquiry. a Canadian season; ws ° i i ° ee and halfback Billy Reynolds from| Saint Dunstan's Junior Varsity |* race Sine. Het body i sound /Campbell) 3, four others, time] GUARDIAN - Submission (25 copies), should be in writing and should Pittsburgh Steelers and Cleve- and Prince of Wales football ie . calanih ar trotting 2.15; winner owned by Frank reach the Secretary at least 15 days before the commence land Browns. teams are slated to play an ex-| ) a she will get a new lease | Daniels, Truro. Race 8 — Mighty ment of hearings in the city concerned. Copies of the terths Named in addition to Jones| hibition game today at 3:45 p. on life at this vie oval: maybe a ta ret oon PATRIOT of reference of the Commission and further details relating ate m. ‘ for vs.” |dair (E. Berna . Lela Clegg ae to these hearings may be obtained by writing to the under- - Qua Bernie Faloney;| This is regarded as a warm-|*"¢S ‘red of half-mile tracks."| (7 ston) 3, four other etarters, | AD a Fa signed. : . E up for a best of five series in| THE WAY BACK time 2.17; winner owned by Her- | WANT . Macon, Duane Wood, and Eddie|which these two teams will en-| Charming Barbara did get a|man A.¢Trask, Armdale, NS. | ‘ ON CFCY - TV Secretary Bell; end Paul Dekker; tackles | gage. ci new lease, won her heat, and oes ae nea and 8506 F. W. ANDERSON Mosca Taylor;| Last year played a qualified for the meeting. She|Clarkie Smith, assi some Phone . Ontarie. Gee Giicds Stee Sertew: Dovelef Gree corice With: Gatek Den- |teatched ahead of bor fieti ta 205] extent ty Emmnett Borner, cer- Thursday, October 15—8:30 p.m. —F..0_Box 1173, Ottawa, Outerie. Suminski and Ernie Danjean, stan’s winning in two straight. |3-5 — not fast, but her last quar-| tainly put Hunter's River on the moe

pene seni at Santa Anita, which will start - THE NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE had some very late this month. She will fly out happenings over the weekend, Indeed some of the folks could | by plane to California. hardly believe what they saw and heard in Saturday and Sun- Here is the big reason for day night action. : Charming Barbara's change Perhaps the greatest surprise was the failure of the Stanley / Billy Haughton had 118 horses at Cup champions, Montreal Canadiens to win either of their bat- | Orlando, so he turned-her over fles.. They played host to the Detroit Red Wings Saturday and to Al Thomas, his second trainer could do no better than a tie with the club that finished the | who babied her when she needed 1956-58 season in the league basement. The very next night |it, and scolded her on other oc- they paid a visit to Boston Gardens and Milt Schmidt’s outfit j|casions. He did a magnificent hung a humiliating 84 trouncing on them. The results of both jjob between her outbursts these games were surprising and gave those who had hoped for Tata better balanced National Hockey Leagae thi ason some new race in Maryla f Sees. e “eo hadn't exhibited patience with her, she might never have HOWEVE are not too excited as yet. We realize the | amounted to anything. lal or anaes Gres on takes bao under hie wag end i's too There is a lesson for all horse- > much and too good to go on ‘enjoying’ nights like Saturday and | men, ourselves included, in the Sinday, These Canadiens’ have the power and they will cer | above story. The whip is not tainly explode—make no mistake about that. Just when the ex- |the remedy to convert a high- plosion will start is the only question. However, the longer it is strung trotter or pacer into a good delayed the better for the National Hockey League. If their (Performer. It requires patience supremacy in this league could receive a real challenge, the en- | and kindness, and not asking the tire hockey situation would be that much brighter. colt or aged horse to do too much However, much as we would like to think that the Canadiens before receiving enough training are no better than some of the other NHL outfits, we find it to carty the clip desired. mighty hard to convince ourselves of this. Perhaps what happened on wan over the weekend is a sign that the Canadiens’ hockey empire is gree > beginning to topple. Perhaps Chicago, Toronto or Boston has real a mith, Hunter River, designs on first place this season in the National Hockey League. | ™ade the backers of the Stanley We would like very much to think that these other teams in | Mayhew Stable very happy Sat- the league are ready to give the Blakemen the greatest chelienge moltoce te a. neve they have had in years. But we do find it mighty hard to get A aa eek tone eon : BUT THERE is one man on the Canadiens’ lineup that hasn't any great plans for the 1959-60 campaign. That gentleman is none other than the great Maurice * Richard, now in his\ 18th season with the Montrealers. Maurice was | ive over the weekend and he told re- porters that he was fed up with the National Hockey League grind. The Rocket openly admitted that training is getting tough- er each year. s ‘ 2 : “I'm fed up with the grind. I don’t like the workouts or the exhibitions . Once the season gets underway and the games couht, it’s a little different. I have some incentive.” Richard maintains he isn’t in shape and hasn’t been for. the

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