mouse 1', 1951'

RAGE SEVEN

Big Regatta (Scheduled Today At North Rustico

The big water regatta at North Rustico will be held this lflM'- noon with over 20 boats ready to take part in the various racing shows (arranged. In addition there will be dory races and swimming .'ace.s as well as stunts to provide amusement for the large crowd expected. ,

The main event of the racing afternoon will be the free-for-all with five boat entrpnts all anxious to take the top prize. During the afternoon the girls will also have a chance to -show what they can do with a pair of oars. ' '

In the evening when the big show is finally ended there will be a big lobster supper of the type for which the women of the dis- trict are famous. Afterwards there will be games and other amuse- ments In well as dancln to, the music of George Chsppe 1's orch- estra. '

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Tpr. W. Gamble. PEIR .......... .. 8:) Last Score In:

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I TYBOS

Fri. M. Horne. PEIR Cadet R. Hambly, PWOCC 'll))r. VV. S. Bell. PEIR Mrs.. G. J. Rogers. PEIRA WL. M. Coles, RCAF ('npl. J. J. Connolly. RCN(R) .. CPO. A. Costello, RCN(R) ......

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SSEEC

GREEN SHOTS

Iidr. .7. J. Mclnnls. 28 LAA ...... CUO. E. V. Pincau. RCN(R) .. CPO. L. Llewellyn, RCN(R) ..

77 65 63

CADETS

Paul Jenkins (Cadet). SDUCC C(li.(Sgt. W. H. LeClulr. QSSCC Cldct J. I. Auld, Wlnlloe .. Cudi-t W. D. E. MacDonald. QSSCC Czldct Lt. K. C. Sticklngs. IVKSCC ..

.BRlTISII CONSOLS MATCH

fl'i(ll'. Roy MacDonald. 28 LAA .. (Elli: IV. Crockett. 28 LAA .. 0 C. T. F. Buinrs. RCN(R) i W01. A. D. MacMasters. EC

Iilujor A. F. Gormley. PEIR 72 Gnr. E. T. Brown, 28 LAA 71 '.Tl)r. Alvin MncDonllld. PEIR, .. 71 Cur. C. C. strong. 47 A,ITk. 70 Iiluinr G. A. MacDonald: PEIR 70 Linul. G. I. Rogers. PEIR 70

Sci. G. G. MncLcnntln. PEIR I.ii'lll. J. S. Moore. 28 LAA . (':lp(. A. .l. Mrclille. PEIR Cunt. E. R. Burke. PEIR I.I('llL ll. F7. Jenkins, 28 LAA (Tnr. H. T. Vcssey. 28 LAA (':u)t. J. Colt-s. PEIR . ljlrut. B. B. Jones. 28 LAA .

Sgt. W. W. Quigley, EC Sigs ..

(inr. M. Carver. 28 LAA 68 Miss F2. Strong. NSRA 88 Di”. .7. I3. Mli('Rllc, RCN(R) . 58 (':m(. R. A. Mccnhc. PEIR ( . 88 Fill. A. Rodd, PEIR

Gnr. R. A. Vessey, 28 LAA -... 61 Grlr: W. West. 28 LAA ...a...... 37 CPO. A. Costello. RCN(R) ...... 67 PO. .A. W. Loverock, RCN(R) .. 67 Cpl.. A. M. Johnston. RCMP 67 Last Score .In: h 545-1554454544547s1

TYBOS Sgt. Thorburne. RCAF ..... av Cadet R. I-Iambly. PWCCC 67 'l'pr. W. 5. Bell. PEIR 66 Cadet A. K. lvlutch. PWCCC 65 Mrs. G. J. Rogers. PEIRA ...... .. 64 Lt.-Col. W.J. MacDonald. PEIR 64 Tpr. J. Good. PEIR 62 olu-:EN sisors 3dr. .7. J. Mclnnis. 28 LAA 57 CPO. E. V. Pineau. RCN(R) 5) CPD. L. Llewellyn, RCN(R) .. 49 CADETS Clldet P. II'.l'll'(lllS. SDUCC . .... 62

Cdtjsgt. W. H. LeClzlir, QSSCC . - Cadet J. I. Auld. Wlnsloe . ..

W. IS. ROGERS MEMORIAL TEAM IVIATCH

Rocco "D" - Major A. F. Garm- lcy. Capt. E. R. Burkc. Sgt. G. G. MacLennan. Total 583.

Reece "A" - Major G. A. Mac- Donald. Capt. A. J. McCabe. Capt. R. A. Mccabe. Total 561.

Reece "C" - Lieut. P. T. Hoop or. Sgt. E. Coles. Sgt. R. Coles. Total 559.

28 LAA Rogf. "A" - Lieuf. R. E. Jenkins. Sgt. P. J. Landrlgnn. Gnr. R. A. Mac-Donald. Total 557.

28 LAA Bczt. "B" - Lilguf. B. B. Jones. Gnr. W. L. Crockett. Gnr. H. T. .Vessey. Total 550.

Draw Today In Golf Toumamenl

The draw this morning ill the Maritime Golf Championship at the Belvedere links of the Char- lottetown Golf Club follows:

PROFESSIONALS

' Tregunno

The first pair will move off at 8.30 and the others at intervals of sev rl minutes.

ecil Dowling and Sam Kerr.

Jim Walker. Alan Ogilvie and F. Cadieux.

Vin Hslsall, Mac Sandow and Pete Shymko.

SIID DIVISION CONSODATION 9.00 a.m. . Seven minute intervals. F, Toombs vs. Geo. Wood. 0 J. Mccafferty vs P. Tregunno.

ZR!) DIVISION 9.15 s.m. M. Wilson vs Dr. Christ Gallant. P. Roberts vs V. Savage.

CHAMPIONSHIP DIVISION 9.45 a. in.

Seven minute intervals '1'. Cody vs I... smith. M. Dowling vs R. Duchemin.

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14- Dowling (M) defeated R. Morrison (M) 3 and 1. .R. Duchemin (S)' defeated Col J Manuel (A) 2 and 1.

W. A. Beer (C) defeated J. N. Ross'(S) 6 and 5.

Art MacKenzie (C) defeated D. Lewis (M) 4 and 3. , ,Petc Kelly (F) defeated R. Jollymore (B) 2 and l

R- Foley (Bo defeated L. Wind- sor (A) one up. .

Second Division First Round . D. Patterson (W) Urfeated

if. Kerr (A) 2 and 1 . Dewar (M) defeated D. Saunders (C) 8 and 6.

Mill. (Cl ) (if ' Gay (8) grand gm 2 eated G '5k'P 368" (C) defeated J. Sears (F) 3 and 2

R. Noble (M) defeated J. Ren- aud (C) one up (19th hole)

Dr. K. Irwin (C) defeated G. Hutcheson (C) 5 and 4

W- 0- Ipayson (SM) defeated B. MfICN8lll (C) 6 and 5

Balnbridixe (A) defeated F. LeBllinc (M) 6 and 5.

Second Round

D. Patterson (W) .1-Jagged D. Dewar (M) 5 nnrl 4.

Skip Soar (C) defeated )3 Miller (Cam) 2 and 1

R. Noble (M) defeated Dr. K.

Irwin (C) 4 and 3

Ti Bninbridxze (A) ril,-leafed W. G. Poyson (SM) 3 and 2

Third Division

First Round

(in)

M. Wilson defeated F. Toombs (C) two up Dr. .T. A. K. Rice (Cam) d.-. fouled R. J Nichols (S) one up (20th hole)

Dr. Chris Gallllnf (C1 defeated

George Wood (C) 6 and 5 Y. Boudrnis (C) defeated C.

Rideout (M) 3 mid 2

P. A. Roberts (B) defeated

' Doug Cameron (C) 7 and 6 W. Molt (B) dcfcntod J. Mr.-

Cafferfy (ML) 8 and 5 H. Savage (A) defeated F. Tr gunno (A) 6 and 5

on MacMlllan (c) ldefented P. (A) 7 and 5.

Second Round

M. Wilson (M) defeated Dr. J. A. K. Rice (Cam) 6 and 5 Dr. Chris Gallant (C) defeated Y. Boudruis (C) 8 and 6

P. A. Roberts (8) defeated W. Mott (B) '7 and G.

V. H. Savage (A) defeated Don MacMillan (C) 5 and 4.

Championship Consolation First Round

Dr. J. VV. Soars (F) dcfcaied

Boh Benzlrly (B) default Andy Llkcly (C) dermal r: r

a W. Beer vs A. lifacr:-cc P. Kelly vs R. Foley.

CHAMPIONSHIP CONSOLATION 10.15 a.nl. C

Seven. minute intervals

Dr. Sears vs A. Likely. .1. Smith vs C. O'Heal-n F. Mclnnis vs A. MacMillan E. Levy vs R. Lelluray.

ZN!) DIVISION I 10.45 A. M.

Seven minute intervals

Dr. Patterson vs Skip Sear. Ralph Noble vs. '1'. Bainhrldge.

ZND DIVISION CONSOIATION ' ll a.in.

Seven minute intervals

E. Kerrivs John Sears J. Renaud vs W. MacNelll.

Baseball Gel: Congressional Warning

WASHINGTON. July 31 -(AP) - Baseball was told today that ii it expects to be exempt from untla trust legislation, it has to change its thinking. .

National League president Ford Prick was up as a witness in a Congressional hearing on the game when Rep. Emanuel Ccller

(D--NY) suddenly snapped this fast one at him: "You lire so imbued with the

spirit of maintaining the status quo' that you are like the people who ride in railroad curs sitting backward. You don't see anything until you've passed it.

"If wf exempt you from antl- frust legislation. you am going to have to oeorlcnt your thinking."

Celler's comment came after Frick had tried to explain why there has been no change in the way the major leagues are set up even though the population shift

has been steadily westward.

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GUARDIAN. Ul1AKl.UI'liItTOWN

Keen Racing Promised At -nmoar Clovehead. Track Today

allied with eight starters.

It is s lightning fast track and the classy band of trotters and pacers that will be performing over if promise speed and excitement galore for holiday fans who will be taking in the big event today.

In the opening meet there two weeks ago. three horses set new records and more are being anti- cipated for today.

; g Coveheadks "Parlor Track” will be the site of the regular Wednes- day afternoon racing meet there today when. proprietor Charles willis will stage a full card of four events on the three-heat plan that . promises plenty of keen racing. Post time is scheduled for 2 P. M. The feature attraction on tnis afternoon's card will be the jun-or free-for-nail with six top-no'ch starters including Miss Knox. Man- nister Direct. Col0l)('l Looker. Ohio Hal. Vella La Vella and Argot Pointer. other classes to be run are she number three classified trot and pace with 16 starters. number two. - cliuslfled trot and pace with 12 starters and the number one clas-

DAYS SPECIALS

ner and Tipton.

FIXWG FIXERS - Anthony Engllsis (face covered) and his brother. INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE

Nicholas. are booked at ii New York police station.on charges grow-

slvranskyf Barrett (3) Schultz

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I m;l(.;)sx;:l::u"(B) defeated B. Rae Tomkmson. Ii .' - se :1: - ' Mf,'..cf,”ff;f"4 qifdl 2d"'-""”d- R) nucrlllo . ooo (loo ()()o-.() l o Men's Gebdrdme A s -- oli 70x-9 ii 3

F. l)(lil('Inl'llS (C) defeated Ralph NATIONAL LEAGUE o?Ew;Nm Riggoinson (7) and

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RAi1f,';cL:"n:f1Mi3l;)" siiild iffieaied New York oso 001 ooo-4 9 2 Iingboyh ' . I

E. Levy (B, defeated A. Meg Chicago 010 ooz 000-3. 11 o n..,., Men; SP9" COATS. cuaig (A, one up .20!" hale) Hearn. Jones (6). Maglle (8) Montreal .. ,. 000 000 1-1 3 on

R. Leliurruy (T) (infested w. and Wars: Hlllen Harlan (9) Toronto mm mm 0-4) 2 I Regular 29,50 .................. H .

Knock (Kw) 5 and 3. and Burgess. Owen (9). Vall'Cll,Vl(mm3ll(.l Aiwell; Bauers

Brooklyn .... .. 011 330 000-8 16 0 and plumbo. I Second Division Consolation Pm5bIll'Eh W1 900 ow-3 7 ll Second! Men S SIIIIIIIIGT First Round Newcomlbe and Campenells; Mmg,-.31 N , 909 000 oo2...2 4 1 Pollei, Werle (4) Walsh (6) Toronto. . am) 010 02x-3 s o SLACKS . .

E. Kerr (A) (lafeated D. Lapalme (9) and Gal-agiola. Bankhcady Grimsiey (7) V01- . . . . . . . . . S-'umdcI's (C) default Boston . . 301100100-6 10 0 selle (8) and Pfister; Hudson '

J. Sears (F) defeated G. Gay st. Louis yyyy H 000 000 900.0 4p 0 and Anderson Menus sport (B3) 2Rzlnd.; (0 dt td G Nichols and Cooper: Lanleh Syracuse 001002 000-3 6 2 0

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