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SEPTEMBER 4. 1936 =5 _,

£24:

Giants End Western Invasion With Victory; Pirates And‘ Phillies Divide Doubleheader l“

13.1’. By Guardian's Special Wire)

Ngw YORK, Sept. 3 — The]

91,112.‘, and the Pliillies divided a dotibiehcader at Piitshurgh today, the Phillies winning the first 4-3, 11nd the Pirates the second 5-1. A1111; x1111atc'y 5,000 fails saw the 11110 110s.

homer with two on bas- es .1 12c llllh 111111111: bl")ilL'lI', vic- 11151- tor the Pirates n1 the second ginre. He stepped to 1l‘e plate truii the score tied at. one ail and diove the ball deep into the right 1111311 sitinris.

Joe Bowman held the Pirates to _<ev~"n tilts to triuni1zh over Red Lu- e.1..

\'l'i1l1 the aitl of Fre hy Bordag- mas brii, Van Nluuw‘. L'\]‘.]J'?fl Bill s‘ battle

BOWLING HOCKEY WRESTLING

101' Boston Bros, 3-0 and 6-4.

Gene Seliott, the Reds‘ starting 1iltehei" in the .i1st game, held the. llefis 1o three hits until o. linedrivc, from Wally Berger's bat. hit him. 111 the hand 11nd forced him to re- lllP- Dfilllllrer prrinittcd only two hits the rest of the game.

The Reds won the second game with :1 Jiret: rtui seventh inning :1l‘_v inart~ possible by walks to The- venovs. Cll.l]ll 11 and Cuyer.

New York (hauls wound up their, most stit-resiiul trestern invasion in years at Si. Louis with i1 2-1 vic- tory over Cardinals in a pitching thriller that saw Carl Hulibcll best Dizzy Dean both from 1l1e mound 11nd at bat.

Aided by the stiektvork of Gus

sisiiniititn... Wins Three Mile Swim

(GP. By Guardian's Social Wire)

LAKEFRONT, Toronto, Sept. 3- Susan Robertson, of Seabright, N, J., today won the Canadian Na- tional Exhibition three-mile swim for women and earned $1,000 first; prize money.

May Looncy of Warren, Ohio, and Lucy Spence of Toronto finished in a dead heat for second place.

The pair providing the unusual finish finished 20 yards behind the leader. They battled strike for stroke the last 150 yards.

Florence Southard of Buffalo, N. Y , was the fourth finisher.

Miss Rcbcrtscnls winning time was one hour, 23 minutes and ll seconds, beating the dead heat pair by 25 seconds. Miss Southgnfs

‘THE CHARLOTTETOWN, GLIARDIAN

Young Cleveland Hurlerl Bats Of N. Zankeesll ht l]

"$11.;

mow YORK, sent 3 —- 1A?) New York Yankees found Bob Wi- ler, the boy strikeout s@ll$all°ll.Jll-%l another pitcher with a. fast. ball to- day and clubbed him off the mound hc-re in one inning for a 6-4 victory over Cleveland Indians.

The win boos‘ed their American

League jzad back to 1'1 881F195. Ml

Lefty Gomez, who survived one bad inning. chalked up his 11th win against seven setbacks.

At Philadelphia, St. LouisBrowns got only two. hits off l-Irirmkm Fink

and Randall Gumpcrl. but Came. from behind to beat Philadclphiat

Athletics again 3-2. Fink pitched ptrfelil ball 5°!‘ five

innings, then walked Hemsley l° start the sixth. Carey hit to Hig- gins at third for 1m apparent dou-

hle play, but Nicmiec dropped the

throw at second and both men were

avyweig l Challenger

l Looks Good

Leslie and Evans. principals in the much-talked of lieavywcltélll» llllv it, \\lll(;l\ takes place at the Fur- 1 111 ‘tlontlay night are both very 1 lltll \,' at their peak as the (lute oi me light draws very clow- boys have gone through tough Con" zlitioniug grinds without sufiering 11 btuist and as 11 result W0 D°1'l°¢l=lll' COlilllllUlltlLl athletes will battle it out ltll‘ the Island crown.

lll

continues to dratv followers daily 11H

GIHESPORT

‘ night to his one-time s11

Evans in Lin: role oi‘ challenger ._

l MADISON sooner; oannm,

AMBERS lllNSl

ni-nwntnn 11 ’ i 11 1 r

(By Alan Gould, Associated Press Sports Editor)

New York, Sept. 3-- IA?» - ’l"n11j.' Ctinzonc-rl, battle-s of Metropolitan fis world lightweight c -

iwr, Lou Ambers of H‘ ., in ll. 15 round match wi .1 .. ! ny a utar capacity CT0\\‘1‘l of l‘l,(i3.i fans in this sports palace.

Ambers, scaling 134 l-4. gained n. decitive Vlblflffl over the tltlvhwitl-r, who weighed 135. llevi rsing the 1‘.1- iieht :1 yea" tint: but agq1'e"~1\"1.-

outcome of t"'~ ). the ' - "llerkiu; ‘r ll\ -

D

‘ant, over Dave Crowley’.

xto the fioar. clutching his groin and

BOXING BASKETBALL OTHER SPORT

v1.11... SIARGEST sritmo CIGARETTE TOBACCO”

British ‘ - title-holder in the 126 POllIKlS divi- sion.

Croivley was counted out ‘ 2:52 of the ninth round after 10111.

claiming he had been fouled by a

‘the Starters Bell w111 Ring 1g... Labor Itay, Monday, September 7th, _ At Two P. M. At The Charlottetown

BY GOLLY- IT'S PD USE TO TRY TO TAKE A NAP AROUND THlS OFFICE -THEY JUST MAKE A

U; 1n '1 l0 iiinniz: 11 li“1"1' Alziueuso and Dick 13.111211.‘ \vl1o had m, , 1.29.0 . ,. . at Chicawi, 1111111111,; l!" v11 Dod- 11 b1; 11111.41 in both Ne“. york runs’ l” “as ' ', o‘ . safe, Coleman batted 101' Andrews lie shows 1111l)_1'0\‘_L‘l‘T‘lL_’“'" ‘f? Li“! iieane" carried the tight 1n . u - gm": to anl-O factory over the Culrs. 111C 11.3“ nol-{tidm- 510m,“ (he Gas, trMgfna Won?» Wm”- omo’ 515' and walked. filling the bases, 1,1111; xvorlztitit. A haul straight, iiglzthll“ voneri from the Olllset. turned ha : nsyarzrv. who had a. (louble 110115,. Gang “.111, {our 1111s m boost‘ , Mlll’ “aslmh and Margaret flied- l5° Jfillll-Wll. Hemsley 50011118- “'35? “cmxm m allml‘ l“ ‘xguw o‘ ‘ two s111r1ted rallies by the tftli- for the duyls heavy ‘ the (llaiitfNiitioiial. league lead t0 ' gun)“: of Banlle’ out" sixth’ last All" elm’ filed out‘ some“; singled gm: mu flllllllplolll lnlnvltlacsudc l lmillm." m.“ W0“ by l‘ “MC "lllrllln . bllléwll Ollt. 111* lllilll four full games as they retnrnedl N ‘c mplmy paces‘ to left for the Browns‘ first, hit. “Ollbllnilllh shsllhl Y Mg “Em flunk [on p011 s 1n a niateh tl1.1t._l)l‘(>(lt1('"tl _ _ _ ' _ _\ _ _ f 11.1. of 111.» 11.111111 111111 a mate on‘ .0 1111. p11,, Grdunds 1, “(flftlclml “;‘“°b““°°¥“°“t w” scoring Carey. 9f balls 111 lllpult-Llgav gtlzinée aim R110 kdmvnsvztutl few 1 ‘orlts. tor the I<utur1t_v Races oi the . rnirt- lid u :~ rd l swam: base iii the extra. frame l0 It was the screwball artists 1111.11?“ lacy ma e “t ‘m was be“ In U18 Seventh 34390111103! lllilled mg limn.“ l‘. ‘ - ' @155 Amlm-S‘ 595mm‘; ll": , lhllmhfllt Island Harness Rating‘ Club. 'l'l1t~ iho-Yt-zir-lllds, l h . . _ . , _ _ tic-ted the den 11 a 1r v who 1m )1o\es as the 11g t i, tr - ) -- . _ _ 1 1n 11.. (1.. . 1 1 1 .. . . - 1 d e t pa would and scored the winning run on bill! l l1el.,hts at 111.- aae of 2s 111.11 a HC .. . , . m“ ,.. ‘h.- "lpcllhl ailiitfiiflle15mm“ mm“ “ml h“ 215‘ °l m“ 1 s11‘.it $7511, made up of $500 and Henkgmps long m, to 18m along and Le. o can and dots ex- 1m,’ o,“ W, "fight" “to m m, i three-l ear-Olds and I'0u1'»\ ear-filth that have been 1 blkblagilliciiinnvf (L; “mi 1H1.‘ mo.“ giiglistillf. iaéitlritliltlepltlsie giant; 15250 fo1- second and third finishers. A successgm 11011191, steal gave pee-t lL long filghtg bHc LsnllléOil-‘lllillz- mm “W, of H“, wicks o, m; , , pa"; up in 11w“. Stakes w,“ mum i" ,-,,n1p,.111i1,n 111111 1 i“ ““ ' " - ~-‘ r ‘- - - . .' 1' 1* ettom t" - . .- w-t n ..... . ' '1.» .. -. .,. . . w , . , “mnin, 51,.,._.._k m 4W.“ mun“, 1o, ‘ 5mm they M‘, their home lot‘ ‘Low/m’ gfisllglziigmigfllarfgg? gains Wfihlllggtbrldselliatfig Lfiailliggbroité :fili:)\l£‘1\t£1;l1liné\ilng mo‘. and E w” iséaliiitéttgiwsnapui A1t_11].“l1111i.)1(.)!.1o.\11‘1; 1t 1s thputod that luoids “Ill bt lnold n. dar 11.11.11 a (l()lll_)l1\ll(‘fl(l(‘1- \-iL'lO1~y 0v—.~ - , . e . game, t e B 2e n .21 l l; 1mg to trntle punches at any time, and the W0 m“) Q Char!“ Itfintvh ( 0H‘ depelulnnent. ls {flaking 511.3(1). P,.,,,_,,.,,\\ and i‘ - . ’ l 15119 double theft was mttdeinthe The t-htnnpitin, training in hi-sgand Gooyg, k, ’ ' ' colt racing 1s a fiiscinziling spurt to \\;1l<'l1. because I ' Honle Run Standing ' w‘ first inning when Washington scor- usual dill“ PM O11 the Ass ,Aat/(\d Press score-t there are s11 many uncertainties. 1 & n‘ l . ed an three runs‘ Chapman‘ “fllwf; Qllljlfi 1111161115 xnflngigcf, *iiugrllAlllagrs,:"?“t€l‘:' “élllds- lll-i 11c present on Monday afternoon and sec some of 1 (hi? m, Gynrdmfs snarl“, Wm.) ilifiwtiiflsltnatzslséi flgglqglllqlrlfllslclgrlle; and Jgm PM“, ~ s,‘ pours mm 1,15 Qllfli 1 “ins cfmmbflxffinl ‘v,?i'.lez°gl“li l the Iiest racing of the season and zilsti encourage the 8th Pmltilgfilalfilllzcn Pij c Bllulmker‘. mw,s“w.,,,",,, m“; on 1,, fly by right now. is ready to step ml-O 913111.. 12th_ W“ mtpd com, breeders of this Province who have gone to a great l‘. ‘ ' ‘ l S ' l stone ‘ Illlh’ 1°‘ lhe “wild defence °f h“ Ambvrs‘ 111cm.’ topped offa clou- deal of trouble and expense to develoi their \'n1l11<"- lha Leadflrs: Geh g. Yankees. - Town Mwws m condmon’ thew), 1 1:. a . 1 _ h pla I Uni :42 Treskv Imllam 36‘ FQXX Red; i“ The“ as 5mm; filmed‘ txiullel cchamplthis time has sharPencd up 1,f1,cll§lnll1’,fcl1l,slspYfiflam’ u“ in“ Slels- - ' ‘ . ,‘ . ‘ . 0 , . o w su te on - . . . .- y g l5°"- 35? o)“ Gwen- "8? Dmaggm" CLEMENTON’ N‘ '7" Sept‘ 3" Ziwidplil‘; Z°.°1‘1’“by’§.,.’3§§el' a on his boxing paricularly and a ,.._~,s1,,1 n1m._,ou,,d kn,,,,1<ll,,,ic,.1fl£2y In addition to the Colt Races there will be a 2.1.1 Yankees 2a, 'A\_Cl‘ll. Indnans, 2.3. Great Britains hopes of winning “ noticeable improvement. is evident. “or M, F, Bellow“ No“, Yorke‘ Trot with outsumding performers that will m“, a ___._ league Totals: American 662. Na- the Walker Cup, the huge silver yo; has nothing to say of the bout t 01th.,“ ht ch,‘ . 1- , i .

Pmthoned last night because of llmlfll 539i YOlFVS l-lllfl- “Olf llolllly llllll never has 1°“ l o" of its outcome but it's a forc- ‘ ‘ ‘mlwm m c“ m’ lmnfiup “we wllll ‘Well hem- dmlhlful “s l" lhe mll‘ ramlflth Battery and stewnns Bak- ‘ " ~ ‘ '-* . * " Y "'1 these shores, lay buried among the glint? conclusion that he will take 11. . s: come. A Classified 'l‘rot and Pace will in all 1iroha|1il~ ert. meet to-niglit at the Pity}; dla- the Bakers and Kane for the Army l pines and scrub oaks of Pine Val- lot of beating if it. is in lthclcardiss Orldjs ions “y be staged’ with Hcmherbe" 21181;‘ and Mcnlwyn ’.=‘.‘.°.T.§‘..1‘“..‘.’lf..°i’f.‘l.°.” t‘ ‘hllfeille or Out In Ninth W 1 l’ the Gm wit in o» or 11m are in top “$1.511. 1...? the opening effort. to be on hand on time as nine youngest team ever to represent . is 50-50 bet. » Uhl , ctedt d with te l ,

lash which starts M5130. Stull for colllllletc llllllngs must be la ed. the British Isles in internat- . .3“ _1e a quar r n HERE ARE THE EIVFRIES c I h P Y the NEW YORK Sept 3 Dawd 2'7 seconds a 1.48 clip.

' “ ‘""" “ " ' lonal amateur beam match series A ' "_ r -| - Ulflan ctedited with a1 half in - . . ' r1 n f atheivwetght f , l: :;*,}§,,A;"i;,*°,*}3,‘g;°,i;,, ‘$112,, “$3; 55333135.. 1311;; cguntc; out. in the YHIIlIBGS wlll TItlB wUly-fqrsectgggsihg a mu my in 154 Eiwgngs 1N T111; Two yEAR 01.1) (71,455 ' -‘ d match ‘ ' . ‘e ‘ ' them out 9-0. first shutout since “mill mulld °t F‘ 15 1mm .__i 1-2 with a. running mate. 'I'lie next _ ' the mmch“ “m” l‘ yea“ ‘ma’ $313151‘?izlsnthottllllkllitiglilgiiif’ Yankees won the Charlottetown world's fastest is p.111 Patch, 1.55 1. Leland, dark bay stallion, Kalmuck, L. Howard All the Britons got out of the riming onpmc floor claiming: “up E331; End Baseball League title l-‘l. paced with the aidcf a wind and }\[_ htjcPhml, (jqynwalL lflmclcagcdwpllfqltwg llahiéd fa“: wRefcree Donovan. amidst some yesterday defeating Gialntsb l7-10f ilgltzlxtlivrqiizlrinneixgfiigsgestvitligotfiexrnul: 2' Bud Yo“), black Stallion, P3X V010’ O'Brien 8: , v _ t1 . _ . - . ' ,, t _ .. -, . 1.. étlldlliealll‘ rhnlniliei “.11?- esolnaNlew common’ Drdcmdltlh? cuunilntgclllag-t lllcullmllrlllriligmeyilikie‘; ljn “taker 1hr rllnnrt" not 10111111" ltlm Barhm"? -‘\ll’°1'l°“' 1 '1 r r . . -. ' . c ' ' ~ . r ' " y . l York. former United States amat- sfciirin§l111g1ils <;Brl_l/\\'(¢)ik§f zlfi,000 yell- the free-hitting contest ‘ms their until the quarter was reach-ed. _"I‘hc 3. Guy Ixalmuck, dark bay gelding, KlilmllCli, G90. R. 10hr ehamnlon- ed dcrisively. third in the finals. f"? 219w‘ llljr ti“; ‘lliligpli Lewis, Mt. Edward Rd. - Inamiueh as halt-Pd matches go Crowley we“; downyclutgliing his LINEUPS lm .. inn: ..'1i_. . .. .. 4- New V010, hay fmy PM: Volo, 0.3mm‘ 8: Bap down in the record books as "0-0" grpm an“ hm“; h“ by .1 19gb 111,- ‘vqnkpes. Doyle C Michac-L ate all atxanst time, I A") t ’ -l‘"lll"“l$- lll“ ml" “Till doll“ F15 It. Th blow did 110i Rlllwill‘ K nslou‘, Dillon. Callaghan. Mfill- lvllollglllclihoulld “on. Em flop mull’ er 0m . lan even greater one than the 11-1 lj§1§§l1u1 ensign to 1.1a the little a551,“, _1_'1~1@,,,@,._w1,11_10,.1,, Ham lot-ail fnsl 1.-.-._.t 1n 2.o2‘.i¢‘.‘9n<1 5. Magor Bowes, chestnut _ stallion, Col. Aubrey, l conquest gained by Bobby Jones 131mm on the floor, noi- did it ap- 01-, l?liqgléo“lgicvigfipdlni: Claude (T311011, Summer-side. “ml “ls mmh“ a‘ Chlcag‘) l“ P“? l‘) land l“ m“ ‘°"’"F“y‘ Glam“ J‘ Mmmel’ Mum“ Gn‘ s g- . ~11 vmd (s. Volo Scott, chestnut stallion, Great Scott, Gillis 1923 Ref rec Donovan dl<l‘(‘"‘ll‘(l(‘d \ 1 1h F T19 110v Mc- bl Gm Abbp‘ m’ by ‘he n o‘ . ‘Rrlvnolds Smith. shamshooting Crowlgys protests‘ and procccderl gomllxékflglg1filsi fofmn ,fnd“1'3rain_ Glll’ Amllmtll.“ 1 d _ 81 FQlQY- Summl-‘rfide- _ ' c . e 1, -' = = '1 1t. Under the New ' W,“ ,.__..__ A“ “w” fimlr“ 3" “l” f" 7. Pe 1e Volo ha mare, Pax Volo, Geo. O. Hankin- . . l d tle 1111mm: as ault; for Wild. the. coui _ ._. cummv “mm “MW, anvmw m_ _ . Y _ the recond rial}! (til thfe tmgtcflies. Yorl:frullcsggiohbriittbfitéri lboddlecaitlled ' wrésrsél- to ‘paste 526m‘ ‘m that so“, lyhddlgtgn, 1\_ S_ ouch- over e rec-in es e ne on a o1 . . c ' ' 1 _ .-- ,_ .f,,,,.n,.,. , _.. ._. i _ 1 r t1- <11 1 1 ' 1 i N i y f‘..‘f‘l’_l...l"°k__._ fillriisl: _;__ , £11.11‘ _,,§_‘_.‘,‘f,,,f,‘f,“‘s,‘,,,,§‘,,.§}§,,,’,Z‘§{h ,,?1,',‘,7”, lijefiif, §§.”.1,1Z.1_1“‘d" “g ° l t Ourne ~ ' ENTRIES IN THE THREE YEAR 01.1) CLASS ‘a fallow Texan, m1 White. to whip Bellolse previous y w @911 ——— l111p11- British {(-95 g 111111 7 f0,- ghc warned for hitting Crowley whilo Rain last evening halted play in Lt Miss Vicmrim hlark mare Kalmuck’ power Bros" l 11 11 1 ' 1' 11 d the little Fmlislvnan was 011 one t i Redeemer ’I‘t-nu1s Clubs night l ’ 1110s. onsxcr margin o 1o roun . _ - ~_ - ~ *- i- ~ _ _ Ch-lr 011mm,.“ 1 , . ~- ..- r\ - ~ knee, 1n,the liltli. The round was 111110111. ‘even matches weir ‘ ‘ , , . 2,§‘§,‘§§,,Z“§;;1§,1,$~$133211‘31$ avaarded to (Jrowley/ on 11. 1icnalty", .ve been rlln oil. flay will be 2. Guy Ann, hay mare, Clover Gil)’, (100. .~\. Callbeck, 111010, h, mlshed Al“, H,“ LOW the only concession possible under ed to-ntglit provi ed wetttlicr 51111111191-51119, ,don stockbroker ll to 9 m score ions are satisfactory. 3_ Hbsnx, dark bay gelding, Bud ‘Axwoflhy’ Gem ‘H? lmost ‘gilslwo vxtl-mryé, i u around harder hittihg in molstlof ,, , Illllcnowell» Summcr$ld¢ "mm “m” ° "c m“ ' the other retinas. ' 4. Jackie Volo, hay gelding, Pax Volo, Wellington on the sidelines during the fonr- Dr wmhm Wvkcr Official phy_ l 8111611 0 8 l M ‘I ,H Ch l u t some play that. America won 2-0. . - ' ‘I l‘ ‘ 1 - _ , ,, .. . ,. , l C: (‘l . ill’ 0 (‘ "Wll- _ _ ‘Fllfll- "l" flllrsl HQ" "l "l? ‘la-l’ l" Zffflll...“tillnfilél?clilliilctfohc A “lilll lillltllloollé, 5. Diirky lxalmuck, dark seal gelding, Ixalmuek, W. ‘Much cw“ Elvin?‘ lmlgmlttlng dressind room and declared no evi ‘hi l ' l - l B WI l"ll1 (‘ll ‘l ttet , _. .. - - p Piophy will be shot - - 9n U 31 9 own- 1:11P .,’IlI,‘.l.1”,,.“§,‘Z§,“}‘,',,;j°‘i§,'j‘f dfflmdvll lnllllitlcxl-“tvd "Om the on the Ch-irleiteloilvnkRifle Raver. 6. ‘Milly Kalmuck. bay mare, Kalmuck, Willard - ' ,’ ‘ ‘ ‘ ' ‘ ’ “£25 0W llllllm. two o'c 0c . The hour '.“ - Ch. l u t . l ed out. with :1 34. one tinder par. to 3011015,, w 1,11,“ 1041!, Cr wk. . 1 m. l“ .\~ 41' 0 9 "ll"- 1.18.1.1. 1~...1 1. t. .... and 111..."? 12,11... 1 ° ~,,,§1_ ° y ,,,,,,,,_,,D,_§§,§1§"“" m‘ ‘°° ‘“, 1. Worthy Bclwin, bay gelding, Al “ortlrv, Alfred , go. He matched par for par on e rl-rr» —— Y. " ' Were-ere?‘ --_ I ‘vehstm.’ Anni“ 13°32‘; glllqllriltel: ‘ville 8. Starrett Volo. brown stallion, Pax Volo, Geo. O. v Johnny was but. three over pan-a ‘ Hanklnson, Mlddlelol]: N- S- l real achievement at Pine Valley. . ; 9. Guy Todd, bay stallion, Clover Guy, J. l.. Read. 1‘ Charley Yates also was only ‘g £ (7 - 1 Bordem ‘ three over par but was aided with 8 47f?!’ . 1 . f' l.. b, lls faltering _ . _ _ ,, . in s‘gp ‘he season ‘floellll. ll/Illiljtolnllsilesl Slmttish p11t- SAYS I ENTRIES IN THE POUR Y EAR ()l.l) ( l..-\\\ 1 ' ' I ting star. whom he beat B and '7. 1; I know wh the l - 1111c tire "w it fir» "o" ' ' ' y ‘ 1 11 1r 1 1. 1.1" r e - 1 11 "m... 1 i Kerr -' Men are often accused of sombreness in dress. The _w n _~ B_ ,- . . ; - 0 11S . ay 20 1111.. 11011 ll . -- r - 1 well-dressed man helps to overcome this criticism by_a Qgfjljlgk,$21k?‘1§}P,f§1,,,,"“{,,,§,. vflst mdlgllqly of men 1n‘ ‘ ']‘1-111-(1_ N_ S, L I v F w discriminating selection of colours and smart design m J01,“ Lmpncy, 6 M111 5_ T111. grant. 515i 011 110 Z. Bud Aubrey. bay gelding. Bud Axn 111th). .. . , socks. Penmans socks are in step with the colourzoltlie fst. éitiisth: leawettgrflltvaa1ringed‘Li: Gillgflg wlmn 3 gllllflilllLnsilltllHIOITHlfi. I C ‘ P 3H \ H _ j Aummm The new PADDOCK PLAIDS’ Show“ He‘ ls (‘who l mflrlrmerlv were‘ the t h 0 y l) '11 7' l ("m") n on. l m. 4 m) l 1w“ “I ‘m. l l H“ but one oi many correct demons l0! Fall Wellf- The mnmunn ammo,“ n.5,,“ scotm “in” bhdfi ,, H. Roper, ( harlotteiznv 11. > ‘ w W W‘ gganqmy oi long wear is assured by Penmans. 11w 11,-, n1 the 37m, scored the tin- ‘ ‘ “' , 4. June \\ l)l‘ll1_\'. I111)" male. Al \\ 111 thy, t ~1.._ on :11 five holes in W0 llnflf‘? PM‘ l" “MM Mm“ 1 hlcNt-ill. (‘harl<1ttetn\v11. ~ - .1 , ,.Ik '1“ - .-. '- l mlgljllqfllfsanlllilblllrgnfoglnlllle tllllst Farrwns Itmlio News a. léeta Flilmutlt. b.1_\ malt. l\.1lm 111k. l.l.11| ..ud11 \. k hole. Seotty eatined the longest C """”"""°' ‘ o“, ‘ "Slum" putt of the 1natehes-a 65 footer ~ - ~ r a birdie. 5 1H5 TROT f0 Q km BLUE LADE Johnny Goodman 00' e mea- ' sure of the British amnteqtir chgmpz- Now, 5 FOR 25¢ l’- lu Fun 50¢ ,, l “ l1\' 111 l'1'.'111e1.~t'.1. <1'.\11~.‘tl l22.11.?lilrtillglllllillllli l2 over O ‘i’ W’ I I , . l. nrltllt . lTlrlvl-l-llllvlthdtll. I’. ll. I. par. netted the former United H 2. Helen I). 1.‘.lll1, b.m.. by Alltnitte l'.\|1|'e‘-s. tinned Slat“ 0w“ tlmmvh“ a i" ‘"-°‘° - . . - the Gufla Perclio 1... 1'11»... 111111.» Mist-nitrite. 1*. 1.. 1. t “ml "t “m” l i- " ll I. by Jnxti -e l’11ml. 1m netl ’. A serkls (l: ttivallg lhlllt cgllllihlflllllls i‘ I deal” below 3. ‘Illtlieill Loltlltlhlptirl I’\I"l I l \ l n3. . none 1e.n - v ~ -. - . ~ - -~ - ' zllilllllllllallleflqlvflllfl‘ Elllmil’ V’ d9‘ REOPEN SATURDAY’ SEPT 91H’ 3'00 RM’ Y9" buY 4. Huekftisi 2.05!‘ 1. l1.1_".. by 'l’1'i111111ia.~t. tinned by 1 Sm m“ Gcldm“ Pflws‘ ‘vmmg sml‘ Accommodation extended to non-members at a nominal fee. tlllltm 3ll‘-\l'll\lll'. llvllelfliflllfl- l'- ll- l- t “m-"P l“ "h" m“ ‘° °‘°‘°‘ 11.111119 , s. 111.1~1~1~.<1 Blelody 111111.111». 1n- Robert s. Bergen. -—-=-=t__.____ _.__, ,_ __ __ , -. . ~ "M" ' —- —--—- » "7"" ~--""' "r owned by \\'il]is Reid, St. John's. Nlltl. ‘ G M M’ ‘ ‘ ‘ (‘ ‘ll-I l'r l'l Co" “(l hv BR|NQ|NG Up FATHtR eorge c anus g 6. (aptam ope s. . 11.5., 1) .11 111.1. ownt , - 1 John .\lu1'1'a_v. (.l_v(le River, l’. "la. I.

Races start promptly at 2 p.m.

ADMISSION 50c TO GRAND STAND AND IELEACH- ERS. NO ADMISSION MAIN GATE. FREE PARKING.

This Association will not be responsible for any damage to owners, drivers, grooms. horses. or prop- erty of horsemen racing in the above events. from any cause, or damage or injury to person or person-S on. Iiefore or during the progress of said meet.

IKE-COL. D. A. MacKlNNON. I).S.()..

President. J. w. BQULTER’ Secretary.