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Grattan (Haley) owned by Mac

Coates. Nashwaak,iN. B1. 2- Beli (H. 2.22 US. Races 2 and 6 - Betty Princess (Lang). owned by Lloyd etown. 1-4. Adlai

Mc - glue: owned by W.

2.15 US. Races 4 an Grand (C. Clttffl. owned Clulf. Woodstock, 1-5. H cer (N. Lindon). owned castle Time. 2.12, 2.10 SIB.

our thanks to Ken MscDougai. Race for a very up. gram, one that compares favor ably with those issued by any of giei to '1 in

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has improved. so much this spring

otoed out'in 2.14 hero

cereiy Boyd S Fredericton. tor I MW of program.

the sand

4;; won seven in a row.

Here are the summaries; Races

1. Dewitt) 3-3. Time 2.24

Kinney. as (3. Campbell). Roberts. Naahwaak Village. oodslde)

Mill Abner T. (G. W Time. 2.1! V5. 2.10. Races I And

7-Marlon Budlong (H. Mount). Van Bus

Stables. Nowc e,

, Saekville to date

ari-mutual tracks tatsa.

ad. sons, attended the Langille Sr.. and his son teamed

by Walter

Thai

1 and B - Susie t. owned and driven by C. Clu , 1-4, John Jol- lity tB. Burt). owned by J

ll5. 's by Don Seaman. Cyril Smith

S-1. I-It ) 2-6. Time, 2.15 415,

clear (

2-1.

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the

urday-night well over 3,000 racu.

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hunt

I in night at Charlottetown Race- wgy. The card was a real I005 one and the events were- run off Mun quickly. 1lscita's Boy. owned by G. E Brookins and driven by D.

ut over a big surprise when he slip- throuah

. Real Fingo (L20; .1 U5. 3 Pace - Anthony L., owned and driven by Horace Willis. 1,

) 3. Time. 2.15 3l5. A Pace - U'solta's Bob (D. Con-

' (Fietciwr) 2, Newfie'Glrl (Pink-

Turner), 1. Leo's Dream (

5 Hanover (Daniels) 2,

At Saint John Raceway last Sat-

C-Bi Sanctions f C Weller right For Vacanlli

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Winners last Wednesday night y Sport Centre were:- Races Ian 4 Grace Realnore (Rankin) 1 . Marie Squire (B. Lewis) 2-1, Rajah Hanover 0-2. Time. 2.11, 2.22 No. Grace Rea-

(J. MacDonald) 1-1, Celia Sharon 2-3, Loretta Lee 4-2. Time, 2.18. 2.2:! U5. Lilly Bell Lee is owned by Ronald Macxlnnon. North Syd- ney. Races 3 and 7 - Colonel Hansford (J. MacDonald) H, Shining Hour (W. Lewis) 2-1. Mit-

by Dan Mccll

-HI-Lo's Kilt

Blue Prince 2-6. Tbemnr 0-2. Time 2.24 N5, 2.27 215. HlvI.o's Kilt is owned by Duncan MacDonald. Syd- nev.

Winners at Truro on Wednesday night were: Race 1- Dudle D513 (D. Turner) 1. TONE 3 T003

ney) 3. Time, 2.1!) 35. Dudie Dale is owned by George Turner. Dart- mouth. Race -2 - Bud Henley (G.

Pinkney)

by made at Wolverine Raceway this

3- Shelby Vic (Fletcher) 1. cum David G. (Connors) 3. Tirne," 2.15 1!!

. Haley, 1, Bunn-

way (G. Turner) 2, Tobie Brooke mil

(Fletcher) 8. 'lfime. 2.22. Race 5- W6 Michael. owned and driven G. Turner. 1, Billie Budlong (Dan- iels) 2. Time, 2.15. Race I --Bod

and

H. Club. Antigonish. 1-1, Con-

iivehorsestowinths

maior share

Henley (G. Turner) 1. 140's Dream (Plnkney) 2, Nlbble Sun (Harrison)

Thomas Chambers, Halifax.

Wee Michael. owned and driven

by G. Turner. Nick. O'Brien. Sackville, 1-2, Hi Gal (Walk

fax, . 1. ,0. daily do a paid 837 40.

FASTTIME

We thank our good J.

Read for marked score card of

races at Truro last Saturday night.

nally (Jones) 2-2. Time, 2.16 WI. 2.13. Races 3 and 7 -- Countess Blondell (Campbell).

owned by L In: G Stables. Hall .15 U5. 2.14.

the evening

Jr.. ovmed by Alliso

-as

19 x5 'naH' r . . CB8 owned 911"

Jr. . e

11:;

L the

of the money. The fastest mile of was in the 5th heat which was won by the 16-year-old

... (Fletch

(W. Wood) 2. Time, 2.10 V5. Races 4 and 7 - June Lee Direct. owned and driven by E. Langille. 1-2, Ra-

3. Time. 2.10 U5. Wlnnl Harry Whebby. Race 1. Hanover (Daniels) 1, Shelby Vie

er) 2. Time, 2.14. Winning owner. Earl Wilson, Truro. Race 8-Wee Michael, owned and driven by George Turner. 1, Billy Bud- long (Daniels) 2. Time. 215

Winners at Sackvllle Downs Wednesday night were: Races l and 4 - Bobby Hunter (Phillips) 1, 3, Hienie Strong (Rogers) 4-1. Time 2.20, 2.10 815. Bobby Hunter ia owned by lbolley Phillips. Wind-

-Connally (Jones) 1-1, Miss Blue- nose (Spence) 2-3, Eva Yorke (L.

. Scntt Frisco, owned and driven by

by , WIIIlI- Hllhdtl in H. L. Monaghan, Sydney: Sir Jo- 1” own” at E' nachm Tmrm

y's seph by Roy Bevan. Charlotte- town

hy was driven by Earle Avery ' of

Rocky Marciano shows form to match his tins prowess as he dons baseball attire to hell! 910 mote the annual police benefit game in Chicago. Rocky. retired heavyweight boxing champ of the world. one; was a pro baseball prospect with the Chicago Cuba.

owner, Mrs. A. Langille. Race 5-

L. Queen, Coldbrook. 1. Oliver Chief (A. Davidson) 2. Time, 2.3- 25. Race 8 -Desota Girl (A. Lan- gille) 1. Dark Mercury (D. Arm- strong) 2. Time, 2.19 V5. Winning fwner, C. B. Smith. French Vil- age.

Fay Herbert. a 4-year-old bl ck more by Alpha Hal. won at er- non Downs last Satu.rday night in 202, being first in both divisions of the 51,800 :20 class pace for driver Jack Herbert of London, Ont. Alpha Hal was brought to Canada by Bill Stewart. New Glasgow, N.S., and later sold to the Herberts. He is proving a phenomenal sire.

At Wolverine Raceway, Detroit, last week Pigeon Hill, a 5-year- old mare owned by Sol Camp and driven by Joe O'Brien. won the feature BB-A Trot in 2.06 45. On the night of June 15th Diamond Hal won the featured 85.000 pace in 2.02 US - the fastest time

season . . . . At Laurel Raceway. Md. the 815,000 Laurel Invitation- al Pace was won by Mrs. Miller's 2.01 U5. Among the horses he headed were Adios Harry. holder of eleven world's records including that for one e - 1.56. Also six of the fast- est paeers in the world. lllllsota

Woodstock, N. B.

And here's a note from a Bos- ton piper . . . Foxboro, Mass. - The eye opener of the first night's racing was the horsemanship dis- played by driver Bob R yan handling the reins on the pacer Poplar Veep from the Stiles Stable of Woodstock, N.B.. . . . finishing a close season to Irish Ali. Veep slipped after coming under the wire, sprawling on all fours. yet Ryan managed to get the equine back on his hoofs in miraculous fashion . . . . At San Mateo, Calif. Bay Meadows meeting last week the San Mateo .000 open pace was won by Haw ins Hoss. owned by Walter S. Found of Merced, Calif. and driven by Clarence Hanson. Time 2.02 US. The track

A man with long experier'r.ce of

harness racing

mona Chips (D. Lawson). owned by Bright Spotlclnb, 2-l. Brilliant

Walker) 5-2. Time, N5. Connally is owned by the Dau-

record is 2.02 set by Hawkins Hora last year.

Truro has the beat lot that ever performed over

the events.

E-'i'ui-ner drove four miles in 2.10 or better durl

by

nmniouul. 2-1. Time, 2.17

Counsel. owned and driven

lrotter (Manger)

Hirsch, Sydney,

lls, 2.13 illl. Races I and , Josedale Claasnshni owned driven by Don Turner, Dartrno

1-l. Convdr (Manger) 2-2. Time, 2.00 ml. 2.00 m. Races 15 and I -Farscud. owned and driven by

Don Turner. (Harrison) 2.10. Athlone

old and at NEW RECORD

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n that of horses that raceway. On Saturday t there were several photo nnis es, fast time a big attendance and every-

by Frank Daniels. Tnlro. 3-i, Globe

1-1 Athione R u I e r 2-I.

Iguler is sixteen years vcy lively.

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Hanover (D. Lawson) 2, Clegg (Bridges) 8. Time. Race 0 -

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Hi Lo's Baron (Lawson) b

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Frisco (W. Carr) 3-3. Time. 2.15 ill, 2.15 2l5. Race 5 --Royal Jr.. owned by Mrs. A. Langille and driven by A. Langille, 1. T exa s Janet

2:15 Baas Brook C. (David- son). owned by D it: R Stable, Saint John, 1. St. Re a (E. Lan-

tha racewaya -States. one item has reference to a forum-

leading driver at Saratoga Raceway la

year. Angle Allen, who was t ili:g D p w t hero-last year my 5- year-ol daughter Marylin was at the races when i had four horses to drive. I finished fourth wlmth others. when Marylin saw me af- ter the races she said: iDa ,

Our local trainers are not the

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phinee Stables, Halifax. Races 3

I :3? scene. practically at a stand- ainee th Ml

I I roaomo scans PERKING or"

roaosrro (CP):-The Tomato

e late l9I)s and early wha fans saw world chans- piona -- orleadlng contenders- eoanaandgmhaaperkeduplnthe last couple of days. Rival pro- prnnaoierstaik of staging world championship bouts as casually as the weather. The latest diversion cropped up W. Frank Tuizlney, who also t es as wres ng promoter here and in various other Ontario cities. announced he has offered Archie Moore. world llght-heavy- welaht champion. 845.000 to de- fend his title in Tomato. 1-lis op- poncnt would be Gordon Wallace, the Brantford, 0nt.. belter who re- cently won the British Empire title. It would be, said Tunney. a world-title fight over 15 rounds and the site would be Maple Leaf Gardens. home of the Toronto Na- tlonal Hockey League team. All that is needed to clinch the bout :: the okay from Moore; Wallace

to a per t the gate.

PARKER BOUT FIRST

Tunney said the fight would take place "as soon as possible." But therein a catch. Moore is scheduled to arrive here next Tuesday to sign for a 15-rounda in July with another promoter. That bout would he with James J. Parker of Barrie, 0nt., the No. 1 contender for the vacant Cana- dian heavyweight title.

24 Swimmers To Try- Channel

LONDON (AP)-Twenty - four swimmers from 20 countries, in- cluding Tom (Park, a native of Hamilton, 0nt.. will set out from France Aug. 12 in an attempt to cross the English Channel.

The flrstiman and woman to step ashore in England each will receive 15500 and a trophy.

Park, now a resident of Lake- wood, Calif., last Monday swam the Catalina channel from the Cal- iiornls mainland in nine hours. 10 minutes and 30 seconds. His time was about 21 hours less than the previous record for the swim from the mainland.

Auto Racer Involved In Bad Accident

MONZA, Italy (AP) -- Former world auto racing champion Nino Farina hurtied into a straw bale. somersaulted and was pinned un- der his 2.l)t"' CC Vlaserali Fri- day-but made another of the amazing escapes for which he is famous. ; V

At MOILJ hospital. where the 50-year-old racer was taken in

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the

isn't listed in the first 10- I-' "on

Solomons of London.

hardly likely.

baseball league. -

Th; Flyers and Dodgers have been unbeaten in single games played to date: The Dodsers blanked the Stars 2-0 in the league opener last Sunday and on Tues- day the Flyers handed the Stars a 4-2 setback.

Flyers coach Fiddler MacDon- aid will nominate his ace right- hander Donnie MacI.ean for pit- ching duties and Dodgers” boss Forbie Kennedy will probably go with Don MacDonald. . Sunday's ball game will get un- derway at 2 p.m. sharp;

TQRONTO (CP) Marlene Stewart, her putter working like a charm, won "ac Ontario Ladies golf championship Friday to re- capture a title that has eluded her since she won it in 1951 and start.d on the trail to golfing glory.

Leave For Tournament

Today will be an open date at the Belvedere Golf Club and there is no special tournament scheduled for the weekend.

A number of local golfers will be heading for Sackvllle to talre part in the Eastern Sectional tour- nament. Among those participat- ing from Belvedere are Don Mac- Donald, Tom Rogers, Doug Saun- ders. Tobey MacMiilan and Art Maclfenzie. Next Saturday at Belvederg the first round of the Dowling Match Play Competition will be held.

seemingly grave condition. physi- clans said examination disclosed only two broken ribs, a broken collarbone and severe fa'ce cuts.

and 1 - Super Hal (Manger) 14), Jet Master (L. Walker) 4-1. Dan- ville Delegate (McAlduff)

L. and G. Stables, Halifax. Race 5, Cumben land Scott (Walsh) 1, Jimmy Flood t-T”.':'”.:.':.?s?;'..T.i."i".....”"” ".3; um r o o Frank Pender, Halifax. Race 8- Slster Yorke, owned and driven y or Phillipa.-' . 1. Helen Hoosier (L. O'Brien) 2, Dean Swift (Salter) 3. Time, 2.22 SIS.

Winners at Saint John last Wed- end Mel

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Moore is the top contender for world-heavywelght title. va- cated by Rocky Marciano.,Parker

the proposed Moore-Par! 11' scrap would be a truly international deal lactween Jack Kearns of New York. Jack England.

and Vic Bsgnato of Toronto. Fred only go so far as to recognize

Rush of Toronto, manager of Par- the Winner as the "best an.

ker. has offered Moore a contract crowned heavyweight fighter in

calling for 340,000. the world."

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fight would be recognized as tfbe-4Moore," ing for the heavywelust champion- ship of the world." But that is

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Tunney Wants To Match E Moore-Wallace In Title Go

It is unlikely

3'! champ and in this country the .anadran Boxing Federation has no authority to sanction a world Lille fight.

Gene Lelourneau of Quebec, 1... llonai commissioner of the CBF, said Friday the federation could

. he said. iiarchie will be in town Monday night. Tunney can talk to him then if he likes. but l(- won't do him any good."

Bis things are in store for local ball followeres in the next few weeks. It was announced last night that the Philadelphia Sepia Aces will definitely put in an appearance here. The all-negro team will en- gage an all-star intermediate- junior team from the city league on the night of Julv 26th.

An advance sale of tickets to defray part of the expenses in bringing the Aces here will be held at a later date.

Next Saturday one of the three city league teams will journey to Summerside to play an all-star team from the western capital's Town League and it is more than likely that Summerside will play a return game at Charlottetown on Sunday.

The methodical little shoismith from Fonthill in the Niagara pen- insula fought off a determined challenge from long-hitting Mary Gay of Kitchener in the 18-hole final for a 2-and-1 victory.

Her putter saved the day for Marlen, fresh from a triumph last week in the United States colleg- iate champions Outdistanca by 10 yards off-A e tee and er- ratic on the appatoach shots, she one-putteci nine greens and sank at least two 15-footers.