AUGUST 1s.‘ 1949
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(lllAliLOTTETOWll, AUGUST 15in i9
_ The ‘preparations in connection with this Big Entertainment Week now so widely known in Canada and the United Stotes,,are completed and we are ready to welcome our friends from home and abroad, feeling confident that we will give them a week that will be pleasantly remembered." All indications point lo our attendance being the largest in years but we can assure our patrons that they will be token care of and will receive a hearty welcome. We have doneeverything we possibly could to place our grounds in first-class condition for this big Old Home Week and Provincial Live Stock Exhibition. We invite your critical in- spection, feeling confident that you will say it is one of the cleanest oiidfinest- looking plants you have ever visited. - .- i
OUR PROGRAM OI‘ ENTERTAINMENT will provide at least three ISIIIU and four aftenioons harness racing and will bring together the acorn of the Marltlmee’ trottera and paoers. The entry list in the largest ever accorded a Canadian track but ample provision has been made to take care of all the horses and weare sure you will lee racing at its heat here. *
OUR VAUDEVILLE PROGRAM has been obtained from the beet sources ill America. Among the acts are European and American tops that will please and thrill you. Don't fa.ili u. see each one of our Vaudeville Acts afternoons and evenings;
THE NIGHT RACING PROGRAMS will be fully llp to the standard of the ef- ternoons and Vaudeville will he featured in at least three of them. We extend an invita- tion to one, and nll to he among the many thousands who will come to the 1940 Old Home Week and Provincial Live Stock Fair. Don't miss the thrills and mterhinment which go with this-one of the greatest outdoor shows ever ctaged in Canada. _
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MONDAY NIGHT, August ISth-Old Home Week and Provincial Exhibition will be officially opened at 1.15 o'clock by lion. Joseph Smallwood, Premier ‘of Newfoundland, from the Vaudeville stage opposite the Grand Stand. Following the opening ceremoalel
the Vaudeville and Night Racing program will he carried out.
CLASSES
JUNIOR FREE FOR ALL I . Ist DIVISION 2.2a rm: 2nd DIVISION 2.2a PACE
TUESDAY, AUGUST 16TH
(Note: Rnce programs are subject to change. Because of the tremendous entry ‘ list it will he neccesa y to spilt several classes andthat may mean a. change in the arrangement of the events.)
MORNING
Judging of Live Stock commences at 0.00 o'clock aharp-CATTLl-Jeneys, 110l- Itelns, Shorthorno. Judg, Jerseys, Norman Bagg, f‘ ‘ ' , Holstein; J. D. lnases, On- tario; Sliorthoriis, Stanley Douglas, Ontario. HORSES-Classes 1 and 2, Judge, Donald ' E. Black, Quebec. Judging program for Sheep, Swine and Poultry starts at 0.00 o'clock. Judges, Sheep and Swine, M. W. Chcpesuik and II. K. MoCharles, Moncton. Judges for
/Ioultry, Fred Drisooli and Charles Scranton, Charlottetnwn.
AFTERNOON _ Horse Racing and Vaudeville in front of Grand Stand. Races get away at 2.00 o'clock sharp. - - '- CLASSES
2.l6 PACE 2.22 PACE y, . 2.1a TROT 2.24 TROT y Each afternoon and evening an outstanding Vaudeville show will he interspersed between the heats of the Harness Racing. Act: will include Kirk's Comedy Circus, larg- est trained dog act in the world, also highly trained ponies. Athoe and Colflillll. Am- erica's greatest balance artists — Snookums, the Himalaya Wonder Bear - Potaa and Folsom, a hilarious comedy team-Mike Munroe, comedy Juggler -- Paul Kohler, America's foremost Xylcphone-Marimbist-The Flying ltomas-a highly skilled and dangerous act, one of tho real thrilling kind. The above acts have been selected with the greatest care and with a view of_giv- ing entertainment that will please everyone from the youngest to the oldest. Music fol afternoons and evenings will he furnished by The Downtowners Orchestra.
NIGHT SHOW ln Front of Grand Stand '
The Show starts at 8.00 o'clock. This Show will he one of the most colorful and spectacular we have ever presented. 1t will include all the acts listed above under the direction of an expert Master of Ceremonies. The program will move right along giving twn hours of delightful entertainment. The large Vaudeville stage will he a thing of beauty with its scenery and colored lights. '
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 17TH MORNING
Judging program starts at 0.00 o'clock. HORSES-Classes I and l. CATTLE - Ouernseys, Ayrshiree, llerefords and Angus. Guernsey: judged by Frank W. Saunders, Nova Scotia, Ayrshiree Judged by D. A. Nese, Quebec, Hereforda and Angus Judged by Stanley Douglas, Ontario.
AFTERNOON
liiorae Racing and Vaudeville in front of Grand Stand. llaeee called at 1.45, will start. at 0.00 o'clock sharp. Vaudeville acts and entertainment will he interspersed he- tween the heats of the Harness Racing. The Downtowners Orchestra will fiu-nlsh the
E C. u“ CLASSES ' a ' » ~ FULL ‘PROGRAM OF HARNESS RAiOiNG FEATURING THE. MARIWMW BEST TROTTERS AND PAOERS . NIGHT SHOW In Front of Grand Stand -
- Full night program with all acts of Vaudeville, oalerful entertainment with lights. scenery and excellent music, Harness Racing program.
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GLASSES , FULL PROGRAM OF HARNESS RACING
THURSDAY, AUGUST 18TH _ MORNING .
Judging of Hve Stock commences at 0.00 o'clock. HORSE! - Claseee 5 and 5A. ininhed classes. Horses in horse ring, cattle in cattle ring, also Judg-
OATILB - All unf lug of Sheep and Poultry. _ ~ AFTERNOON * - laces will he at
Horse Racing and Vaudeville in front of Grand Stand. 1.45 and will start at 2.00 o'clock sharp. '
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FULL PROGRAM 9F HARNESS RACING NIGHT SHOW lii Front of Grand Stand _ Show starts at 0.00 o'clock with full Vaudeville llflllfifl BI lanlfi hi‘
- GLASSES A FULL PROGRAM OF HARNESS RACING
FRIDAY, AUGUST 19TH . AFTER-NOON ‘ " ~ = um. mo. his Vaudeville in front of Grand Itsaflv lbw will be 691M ll us and will um n 2m o'clock sharp. - "
CLASSES FULL PROGRAM OF HARNESS
NIGHT SHOW . f. . iii Front of Grand Stand _ ' ' -
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' mmwn will he in fall opeiatlon srflaqe elk- noons ariihueeefiuleollileed to ll l!“ P"“°'h“"'n u“ I . w‘. “hr-i ‘n the rides and devices that please the kiddies so much-the very h moment's:
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made on unused portion! '7 59'9"“ “'5'” . , l - George H. lanleiir, Secretoiy.
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H. .l. KENNEDY, President-
THE GUARDIAN, ‘ Baseball Results
SATURDAY AMERICAN
100 000 000 000-1 1s 2 000 001 000 004-5 e .. Haynes and Early; Tdrbetts.
Washington Baden
Harris, Kinder and New York 010 1J0 000-l l1 1 rhilashlphia 101 010 810-1 l0 1
Raschi. Page, Huston and Silvers, Ntahras; Fowler, Coleman and Guerra.
St. lfluil 000 001 000- 0 11 0 Detroit I10 “I 808-18 11 I Pill-l. Kennedy. Winegarner,
A wskl and Moss; iray, Krctlow, White and A. Bob- Ason. Swift,
only games scheduled.
NATIONAL
Cincinnati 010 010 200-1 I a Uhinllo 008 0G0 00x-6 0 0 Fox, Erautt and Cooper; Leonard
and Owen. 1‘ _ 000 I20 100-d 11 0 St. Louie 010 002 000-l 11 1
Dickson and Mani; Monger, W112i: and Garegioia.
INTERNATIONAL
000 000 000-ti 5 0 010 011 021-5 I 2 Msncuso; Hear-n
100 000 000-I. I 0
Evraonse 00s 200 002-0 0 0 Wilson, Wade, Silverman and
Oicrie; Perkowski and Lemanno. Only games scheduled.
SUNDAY GAMES NATIONAL LEAGUE
Philadelphia 010 000 000-1 8 0 New York 310 010 301-8 12 2
Roberts, Simmons (2), Trinkle (7) and Seminick; Koslo and Wes-
trum. I
Philadelphia 000 000 000-0 2 0
New York 000 100 00x—1 4 o Meyer and Lopata: Janssen and
Mueller, Westrum (5).
Boston 100 000 100-Z 0 2
Brooklyn 110 100 ZZx-‘I 13 0 58in. Elliott (8) and Crandall;
R00. Police (8) and Hatten (5)
and Edwards. Pittsburgh 002 110 000-l 11 0 St. Louis. 000 000 000-0 3 2 Chambers and McCullough; Pol- let, Martin (0). Reeder (8) and D. Rice. Cincinnati 000 001 100 002-4 10 1 Chicago 000 000 002 000 2 10 3 (l2 innings) Raflensberger and Cooper, How- ell (l2): Sehmitz, Muncrief (0) Hacker (11) and Owen. Cincinnati 300 103 010-l 10 0 Chicago 000 000 00x-0 5 I Vendor Meer and Howell; Rush, Kush (B) and Schefllng.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
St. Louis 000 010 000-Z 6 1
Detroit 200 040 002-6 8 0 DIBWS. Starr (7) and Lollar;
Hutchinson and Robinson.
St. Louis 000 000210-5 1 1
Detroit 300 000 1011-4 10 1 Garver and Moss; Houtteman
and Robinson. Chicago 000 800 000-d 8 0 Cleveland 002 020 001-d 0 ‘ 3 Haefner, Judson .(4), Kliemsn (5) and Malone; Lemon and l-ie- gan. _ Chicago 000 000 000-0 5 0 Cleveland 000 400 01x—5 5 0 Pierce, Piereiti (4) and Wheel- er; Garcia and Hagan. Washington 010 000 020-3 1 2 Boston 000 210 201-9 5 3 Walk, Gonzales (2), Weiterotli (8) and Evans; Parnell and Teh-
000 200 002- i 1 0 103 028 0ix-13 16 1 Calvert, Weileroth (0) and Esr- iy; Kramer and. Baits. New York 000 220 000-l I 0 Philadelphia 000000020-2 6 0 Porterfleld, Page (8) and Sil- vera;_ Brlssie and Guerra. New York 001 010 100-8 5 0 Philadelphia 001200101-4 5 1 Reynolds and Niarhos; Kellner and. Astroth.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUI Baltimore 000 000 100-1 11 0 Montreal 110 110 03x—1 11 0
Bickhsuss and Mancuao; Mc- Glothin and Thompson. Baltimore Montreal
Msidovan and Holton; head and Lembo.
Bank-
Toronto 010000000—1 5 0
Syracuse 001000001-2 I 1 Strincevich, Church (0) and
Heymari; Prendergaat and Lam-
anno.
Newark 000 082 000- 5 8 4
Rochester 01$ 050 flx-lil 15 0
Harriet, Woop (5), Ferris (5), Lierman (7) and Tsborn; Boyer,
and'Buoha.
Newark 001 000 0-1 1 i
Rochester 010 000 l-l i 0 Dusak
Lamanna and Taborn;
and Marshall.
Jersey City 021 000 001-10 1i 2
Buflaio 01s 205 Mir-l! 10 l Hardy, Webb (4) and Walling-
ton; Hooper, Wade (3), Cnrasq-
~uel (1), Hausmsnn (9) and Taba-
check. Jersey City 000 000 0-0 i 1 hnflsio 000 010 8-0 0 0
Smith, Tomasle (7) and Noble; Aloms, Wade (5). Silverrnsn (5), Csrrasquel (7) and Okrie, Taba- check (2).
lantern Finals Starts Tonight
The finals for the City lantern
Baseball ti the last-en
will start. tonight at diamond at 5.8). The
husband Bantams will play hosts
lo the North-end Yankeesfllheser- 2s istobethohelt IIOQM
zhree llllliSES
‘Ikssife attire I Ii.
Putting together round and 78 for
the two day's play, A sparkling 74 sent
tense battle all the
par golf on‘ 12 of the
counting for nine but
' CHARLOTTETOWN
Dowling Shoots Steady Golf In Retaining Island Championship
s of 14 a 152 36-hole total, Maurice "Mousey" Dowiing, long hitting shotsmlth from the Bel- vedere Club Saturday successfully defended his Prince Edward ls-
iarid golf title when he led s large field of golfers by four strokes in
Dowllng into the final eighteen holes with a comfortable flve stroke lead but Saturday he had to cell on all his golfing gulle to withstand pressure thrown at him by club- mate Bill Beer, a former holder of the title. Beer shooting spark- ling golf ell the way had cut down his clubmaterhs lead to three on the first nine holes as he shot a one-over par 36 on the outgoing nine with Dcwling having a 38 and Norm McLeod other member of the three-some having a 43. y But in the home coming nine despite a couple of bogies on the fourteenth and seventeenth, Dow- ling came in with s 40 to Beer's 41 to account for his four stroke margin. But nevertheless it was a way. The slightest let-up on the champions part could have meant the differ- ence between victory and defeat while on the other hand Beer himself missed a couple of putts that also could have changed the outcome tremendously. Beer shot eighteen holes while the winner was ac- the fifth and seventh came through
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with important birdies that help- ed keep him to the front.
But Alan "Tony" MacMillsn, finishing in fourth piece stole the spotlight -from the leaders in the finai's play. He came in with e sparkling 76 tote! for the lowest of the afternoon beating per on the outgoing nine with a 34 while another Charlottetown player Doug Pierce gave old man par ari- other licking on the ‘ ‘ nine winding up with a 38 over the par 3'! course. Pierce was seventh in the final standings after shooting en 88 over the Summerside course in the first eighteen holes.
Low net in the championship division was won by A, G. Mec- Mlllsn with a 144 total. In the second division J, I. (Duke) Trainer led the shot makers with e gross of 182 with low net going to Ted Strain with 140.
Leading the third division was W. R. (Bill) MacNeill with rounds of 99 and 89 for 188. Dr. Chris Gallant had low net of 143.
Two Surnmersid golfers swept prizes in the fourth division. I. Kilgour had low gross of 210 while W, E, McAuslancVs 152 was the lowest net score turned in.
The Summerside Capitol Theatre trophy was presented to the win- ner by Harold Gaudet, Summer- slde, immediately following the completion of play in an interest-
ing ceremony conducted in the Club House. President A. G. Mac- Millen presided end presented the prizes to the other leading con-
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Crockett (S) llt. 2nd. Ttl. Third Di 18 18 M. J. Dowling (C) _ 74 7B 152 W. R. McNelll (C) .. W. A. Beer (C) ........ 79 77 156 Dr. C. Gallant (C) A. McKenzie (C) .-... 79 79 158 J, Squarebriggs (C), A._G. McMillan (C) 84 76 160 K. Dibble (S) .. .. R. Adams ($) .. .. 79 B6 1G5 H. Rodd (S) F. McInnis (C) . 84 82 166 D, Hentiiorne (S) 1 D. Pierce (C) .. . 88 79 167 W.C. Campbell (S) .. 101 N. MacLeod (S) .. 89 79 168 F W. Boyles (C) .... 1O D. McDonald (C) ...... B8 81 169 L Heide (S) .. ... D. H. Saunders (C) 87 83 170 W. A. Gaudet (C) -1 H. Seer (C _._.. 82 90 172 S, MacDonald (C) _ 1 ‘R. '1', Holman (S) >< 84 89 173 C, Engiis (S) .. J. McDonald (C) .-... 89 91 1B0 Dr. W. MOTGSIrlO (SL1!) B, Johnston (S) ...... 86 100 18G K, Orchard (S) .. 99 W. E. Cotton (C) 89 100 189 N. Prltchard (S) B9 107 196 Fourth Division 2nd Division J. Kilgour (S) ....... _. 106 W, MflCAllSlfliid (S) 105 J. I. Trainer (C) 92 90 182 J, Coleg (C) . _, 110 R. MacKinnon (C) .. 96 88 184 R, Green (C) .. 113 Dr. MacDonald (C) 97 88 185 R, Brodie (S) ,_ 105 T, Strain (C) 93 95 18B M, J. Smith (S) __ 109 D. MecMlllan (C) .... 95 93 188,12‘, Hennessey (C) .. 115 J. McIsaac (S) _.. 90 100 190|R. Mungall (C1 115 D. Hllestis (S) .. . 92 101 1931i. Horn (C) . . . . . . . .. 127
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