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01d Spain's 2.17 Pace Purse $800.00 "

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Devon's ros. 2.25 Pace Purse $800.00

Moore & MacLeod’s 2.23 Pace Purse $600.00 os. 2.25 Pace Purse $600.00

0orney Bios. 2.27 ‘Pace Purse $600.00 Barvellt ros. 2.29 Pace Purse $600.00

Hughes rug 0o. Free-For-All Trot Purse $800.00 Victoria Driving 0luh 2.19 Trot Purse $700.00

Prowse Bros.2.25t Trot Purse $600.00 S. A. MacDonald's 2.28 Trot Purse $600.00

Four Year 01d Futurity (Closed) ENTRIES CLOSE JULY 27, 194s

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3 p. o. Entrance Fee,

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THE GUARDIAN.

In second place is George Francis and J. Buote with a 3-2 record

while Ronnie lidcDougsll and N. Whitlook are third with two wins

Jean Henley (Smith) ..... ...... .. I

O'Brien, Alberton.

Johnny Kelmuck (Kelly) .2 Random Harvest (O'Brien) .... Miss commando (Inwrle) .... Rosalie H (Hooper) “a .... ......_ Minute Minder (O’Meara) ..__ Bob Osnuek (Her-knees) .... ...._ Mary's Delight (O. O'Brien) ..

Kelly, Bouthport.

Bonnie Dale (Kelly) ..... ..s_._ Brendan's Boylsemlill) --- Buddy Budlong (Stead) ..._.._ Reuben Lee (Bernard) ._......_ Speedwell Guy (Buell) . Geo Mac (H. Stead)

Johnny Kalmuck (Kelly) . Rosalie H (Hooper) ..... .- Miss Commando (Lowrle) Random Harvest (Smith) Bob Canuck (Harkness) --

CIIiREYPETOWN Great Racing (oqntinnsfETen page s)

Time 2:14. Winning horse owned by J.

Classified Pace

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Time 2:21 l-B. Winning horse owned by Walter

Clasdfled Trot

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Time 2:18. Wininng horse owned Vi’ c» B1"- Clnsslfled Pace

Minute Minder (O’Meara) lviary's Delight (O'Brien) Time: 2.18.

Winning horse owned by Welter

Kelly, Southvport.

Parkdale Iluoit Giuh Meeting

A meeting or th_e Paricdaie

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' Quoit Club was held recently on

the club grounds and the IiZiHlES oi ten new players were recom- mended by the club on a motion by H. C. Atchison and seconded by Bill Warren.

The grounds committee reported that they will call on most o! the players ior help in setting out and preparing the new set o! beds about next Wednesday so that they will be ready to play on by July 10th.

Weekly competitions are to be held and prizes will he awarded to the winners, the games committee stated. A tournament will also be held within the next two weeks. The meeting was adjourned un- til July 16th, the next meeting night.

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New Iihampion

p, r . . ~- a b Cec. Doxvling, 20-year-old Belve- dere golfing star and the holder o! the 1948 amateur and open championships. Dowling who had the lowest gross score ever com- piled in an N.B.-P.E.I. tournament also equalled the amateur course record oi 69 in the recent tourna- ment and in addition captured the open championship when his total of 220 was two strokes lower than the professional leader's mark. Dowling heads the Wiliingdon Cup team now in Hamilton, Ont. —Photo by Garnhum.

Mexico Team In North America Tennis Finals

(By Bert Alien)

MONTREAL, July ll -- (CF)- Mexico won the Ilnai two singles matches oi the Canada-Mexico Davis Cup t.ie here Saturday to take the best-ot-tive series 4-1 and earn the right to advance to the North American zone final against the winner of the Australia-Cuba matches. '

Armando Vega, the Mexican

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ilockey Berth

MONUION, N. B., July 11 — (GP) -- Dartmouth Arrows were given a berth in the Maritimel Senior Hockey League replacing 'I‘ruro Bearcats at a closed meet- ing oi the League Governors here

pected, beating Canada's Henri Rochon in straight sets, 8-1, 6-3, 6-3, to clinch the series tor the invaders in Saturdays opening class. Francisco Guerrero, straight- set victim of Rochon Thursday, won the second against Walt stohlberg o! Canada. 12-10, 6-2, 6-1, in a match that had no bearing on the iinal result, but served to make the Mexican victory event more decisive. -

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seanmn Lad Wins Free-For-All a

WESTBURY. N.Y., July 11 -- (AP) - Seaiorth Lad, owned by Helen C. Ellis, closed strong to win the $5.000 South Carolina free for all trot at Roosevelt Race- way Saturday night. -

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