yClose Finishes And

Great Racin

Upsets Mark Every Class On Fine Card‘

Blanket finishes, gruelling, fast stretch drives. upsets and horses taking new records were all part and parcel of the harness racing meet staged at Summerside yea- terday afternoon when upwards of 4,000 fans witnessed the 1947 asason being ushered in in a bril- liant manner

A greatly lmproved plant, free from the dust nuisance due to work clone on the main approach- es and the track itself, plus ideal racing weather helped give the record breaking crowd an out- standing day oi the "sport of kings" and with another four- class card, featured by the much- talked-of free for all on tap for tliis afternoon, racing fans- can “poet more outstanding perform-

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The veteran Wait N'See. ex- pertly handled by Len O‘Meara. captured the No. 1 classified pace taking a new record of 2:11 1/5 in the first heat. O'iV1eara chalked no his second victory of the day when he piloted Winnie Scott to another dpset win in capturing. the 2,23 Victoria Driving Club Stake: Shy-Ann. a pacing mach- ine. won s straight heat victory in the first division of the 2R0 ‘rot and pace while Bud Kalmuck displaying plenty of trotting abil- itv captured the first t_wo heats of the 2.28 trot to win the honors ln that class.

Previous to the commencemeni of the first heat. Starter Rankine McLalne who performed a snlcn-

‘ did lob during the afternoon. had

the big crowd observe a minute's rvence in memory of the late l". J. E. Wright of Siimmersido. uieli known horseman who passed away recently.

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First. Beau-Taking the lead going up the backside the first trip around, Wait N'See furnished the first upset of the afternoon as he. paced off with the first heat. having two lengths over O.U. Volo.

Away on the first score. Bright spot had the rail_ followed by Lorraine Abbe. Up the backside Wait N'Sce paced from fourth

position to take the lead at the three-quarter pole and from there on made eveny post a winning one. Strung out at the hali‘. Lor- raine Abbe made her move on the backstretch but couldn't make the grade to Wait NSec. At the three- quarters O. U. Voio took un the challenge to move into second place at the ton of the stretch but it was all Wait N‘See at the wire. Bonnie's Boy nipped third place just at the wire. Lorraine ‘Abbe fourth and Bright Spot fifth.

Second Heat-Bonnie's Boy snapped the rail at the first turn

. from Wait N‘See only to have ihP

latter pace by him again iii tilt‘- quarter pole and from there home driver O'Mcara iust. sat there making every oost a uiinnin" one Bu; behind the iii-inc lender a nin and tuck battle was he- ir»: staged for the scMnil -"""i with O. U. Voio cornine from far back to beat out Lorraine “hi”: Bonnie's Boy fourth and Bright Sm: again fifth.

Third Nunez-Baring from h"- bind as they came hv the stands the first trio to wrest the l-"ii from Lorraine Abbe “"10 ""0 1"“ en the rail from (‘i i1 11"”) "'1" ia- word. Wait v'=~~ "w" ii ‘i sirsi-i-i. heat victor" iwdinv "- t. V,“ b‘, a ,-..,-..a,,.-¢-.ui. may. tin. Lorraine "i" f‘ l‘ """‘ 3nd Bnnnle‘! Pnv hall a Willi" "l ma» own h». w» stretch with ""1" pacing from fourth to second and

Pnnnig‘; "M7 catching "fll"""'1" Abbe at the wire for the third snot.

2.28 Victoria Driving Club Sh“

First Huh-A sensational fin- ish by Winnie Scott in the last fifty yards that nipped Elem" G by a. neck took the liiifkiid stand to their feet in the first heat, as driver Len O‘Meara cap‘ tured his second straight 11°01 "1 the day, Away after three scores Shirley n. Temple W" till"? ‘i’ take the field around the first turn. Prince Budioniz paced to the front up the backside and at the half was followed by 1719""? G. with the remainder 010M! bunched. The drives got under- way on the. backstretrh with El- Qpnm (1 pgcing bV Prince Bllilr long at the three-quarters as the remainder started to "l0" ‘m: Down the stretch they wounds" with Eleanor G. still out to the from; :5 yards awav iiileanor still had it ‘iut driver rYMr-ara shnflli Winnie Scot. uc and a" "miiiii" bin-at of speed carried the Sci)" mare to the front in an eyelfllili finish. Prince ‘Biidlnnil was till?“ with Pete MeKenna movin! (‘"51 Betty up to fourth place. "Phr [Ciilllllllllg five horses were "iii-tell bunched a l-rw tenet-ha berk-

lesond Ilesti Driver 0'54"" again took Winnie Broil l" u" front in the last. twenty yards iii can her second heri- "f i” "i" They got the worri the third trin 5mm ‘m. Winnie at (he rail: Just Betty. pacing (“l- i""‘< 0"" the lead at the quarter oole and at the halt a-iiv. vii-nir- rivi ‘"- eanor n had (vnenr-rl "n a "1"" [an over the remainder of ill’ field. ‘Huey raced in the same emu the three-quart"! b the Aop of the stretch. Only

separated the three leaders

‘Qtpsead to the wire but a- t: loom oiesinl burst

some front to win by a

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l"! flit)’ yards beat winni 50°11 b)‘ a nose in the gitsest heat 0T "it dill’. so close that many of the fans thought Winnie had won the heat. Winnie going away on the rail made every post a win. rung one. At the half Prince Bud- TOHB was up on even terms with the Scott mare; positions failed to change up the backstretch but nt the three-quarters Winnie Scott. Prince Budlong. Eleanor G. and Just Betty were all bunched. The closeness of the battle could be sensed from the top of the stretch and Just Betty pacing a storm was given the judges’ nod as they came under the wire al- most like a team.

1st Division 2:30 Trot and Pace

first Heat: Away on the third score Money Musk had the rail cnly to have Shy Ann go into the lead at the quarter pole and hold it right to the finish wire. Strung out at the half positions started to change rapidly as they raced up the backstretch with Quick Lick moving up to contending position. Down the back stretch Jay Volo. far back at the hali came very fast but could not head Shy Ann who won by half a length. Quick Lick was third a length back and the remainder just a few strides back of the flying leaders.

second Heat: Going away on tho rail shy Ann made every post. a winning one as she naced away from the challenge of Jay Voio in tne stretch to win bv two lengths. Off on the first score both Jev \'clo and Calumet Bee Long tried for the lead but had to take back. ‘Ihev kept in a line to the three- qiiarters with Quick Lick moving up to second place but a break ruined his chances. Jay Voio took up the challenge down the stretch but couldn't make the rjrade. Quick Lick was third. Cai- umet. Bee Long fourth. with Mon- or Musk. Dale B. and Lillie Bell in that order.

Third Heat: It was shy Ann all the way during the third and final heat as she staved oi’! drives bY Money Musk and Jay Voio to win by two lengths. Money Musk furnished the competition for three-quarters oi the distance with Jay Voio taking up the rnailenge to the wire but unable to match strides with the winner. Money Musk was third. followed _hy Dale B, Lillie Bell and Quick iLick in that order.

2 :28 Trot

First Heat: Once again the fans saw an eyelash finish as Bud Kal- muck came through in the last ifaw yards to cop the verdict. Starter Rankine lvlr-Laine sent them away the first trin down with Miss Ireland at the rail. Tiicking in on the backstretch '.ll(‘V came by the stands the first irin with Miss Ireland in front followed by Jennie Ralmurk. Bon- n'e Dale. Sir Francis Drake and Bud Kalmurrk The drives on- ened early. Jennie Kalmuck trot- tine to the front at the second turn: Bonnie Hale started to move (an at the three-quarters but a break spoiled his chances. Jen- ni:- Kalmuck hung on grimly dur- ing the stretch battle but. yielded to the closing burst of Bud Kal- muck. Sir Francis Drake was ihird. Miss Ireland fourth and Bonnie Dale fifth. being set back one position for breaking.

Second lie-rt: it was another thrilling fln'.<h the heat. heinlr de- c’di-d in the last. few strides as Bud Kalmucir came on the second time to coo the. mile. Away on the second score Bud Raimm-k on rhe rail. was raced ail the nrpv ta the quarter hv Jennie Kalmuck with Jennie finally taking over. The field was bunched coming by the half and down the haciegtv-rtch the duels began Bonnie Dale went, to a break on the turn and Sir Prances Drake followcd unit on the backstrrtch. Riirht to the tori oi the stretiih Jennie and Bud irere one two. but sir Frances Drake stenned into the oi». Hire as (‘Yiiieara piloted him into the rail and lead i0 "atria away he had a couple of wards lead but Bud Kaimuck closed with a rush to take the heat and race.

Third Heat: Sir Francis Drake won the race for the pole position after the word. taking the lead at the second turn with Jennie Kal- muck moving im to second with Bonnie hale. Bud Kalrnuck and Miss Ireland trailing. Past. the half. un the backatretch. and into tie stretch they hammered sway at each other: they were halfway down the stretch when Mr ‘Iii-an- clr Drake iumoed it oft. Jennie Kaimuck going to the front to win by a length over Drake with Bon- nie Dale. and Kalmuck and Miss frelarvl winding up in that order.

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Ne. 1 Classified Wait NBee (OT-fears) .. O. U. V010 (Stead) .. .. Bonnie's Boy (C. O'Brien) . Lorraine Abbe (W. Kelly) Bright Spot (Bsrnet)

Time: 2.11 1/5; 2.10 1/5; 2.13 1 '5. [Winning horse owned by George Gregory, Charlottetown.

2:28 Vleterls llrlvlhl Gib Ilsls

Winnie Scott (O'Hara) Just Betti (Pets llllmll) Eleanor 0. (Ucbiamen) ....... -. Prince Budlong (Cudmim) . may shalbarna Marjorie Budlmg (Rankine) may nose (Wlsensr and .

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JULY 2, 1947

Chuck Worthy Wins Sydney Free-For-All

SYDNEY. N. 5., July 1—(CP)- Horses owned by Harry Hirsch oi Sydney and driven by Johnny Campbell scored straight heat wins in the two feature events of to- day's sport Centre light harness meet. Chuck Worthy paced to vic- tory in the 81.000 Pkes-for-All while Scott Spencer hit the lack pot in the 2.18 class.

Surmnar-yu-

2.20 Puree 8400

'I‘oigo Bars (G. Lewis) Mack Stout (Jabalee) .. . Mary A. Reemore (Ratchford) Bonnie Spruce (Oiland) Royal Tell (W. Lewis) . Gertie l-‘teemore (Chairson) Ellie Bers (Cadegan) Peter at Court (Ratchford Try On (Campbell) .. Purple Valley (Andrews) 101

Time: 2.14 2-5. 2.14 1-6. 2.17.

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1d 31 22 43 84 65 75 97 5d 0d

2.20 Purse $400 Marguerite Rose (J. Mac-

Donald) ............. .. .. . 1 1 1 Grace Abbe (G. Lewis) . 5 2 3 Dr. Wilson (Gland) .......... .. 2 5 S Coronation McKillop

(R-fllithlflfd) .. S 3 4 Steamboat (B. Leyvia) 4 4 5

Times: 2.14 a-4_ 2.14, 1141-5. 2.10 Purse S000

Scott Spencer (Campbell) Cycloailc (Vickers) Time Counts (W. Lewis) Peter Raemore (Ratchford) Time: 2.00 3-5. 2.10 2-5. 2.10 3-5.

111 222 333 444

Free I'm All. Purse Q1500

Chuck Worthy (Campbell) .. Lee Brewer (A. Lewis) .. Carl P‘ri.sco (W. Lewis)

Times: 2.12 3-5. 2.09 3-5. 2.09

..111 .222 333 2-5.

John Paul Second In llantsport Race

T, N. 5., July 1- (CP)—Dick Carmichael of Dart- mouth covered a six-mile‘ course in 35 minutes and 56 seconds here today to win the Dick Beazley Memorial Race. beading a field of 19. John Paul. noted Charlotte- town Indian runner. placed sec- orid.

The Nova Bcotian running com- petition was inaugurated as a tri- bute to the late Dick Beasley, well. known as one of the finest run- ners in the Maritime Provinces.

Shirley H. Temple (Hooper) 0 ‘l '1 Miss Knox (Hennessey) . 9 6 0 Time: 2.13 1/5; 2.13 2/5; 2.14. Winning horse owned by John Farmer, Kensington. 2:30 Trot and Pace. 1st Division Shy Ann (Phillips) Jay Voio (Stead) . . Quick Lick (C. O'Brien) Money Musk (L. O'Brien) Dale B, (W. Kelly) .1 Lillie Bell (Charlie O'Brien) Calumet Bee Long (O'Brien) 4 4 d Tibe: 2.21 2/5; 2.20 3/5; 2.20. Winning horse owned by Geo. A. Calibeck. Summeraide.

lll 222 S36 653 564 ‘I75

2.28 Trot

Bud Kalmuck (O'Brien) 1 4 Jennie Kalmuck (Phillips) . 2 s 1 sir Francis Drake (0'Meara) 2 2 2 Bonnie Dale (W. Kelly) . .. 5 4 S Miss Ireland (Downs) 4 5 5 Time: 2.10: 2.10 2/5: 2.19. Winning horse owned by Jack Ladner. Charlottetown.

Officials:

Starter: Rankine MoLsfna.

Judges: Byron Brown, H, Billi- phant. H. Murphy.

Timers: Wendell

Beat/on. Hey

THE CHARDOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

.1 0e O’Brien

Mrs. W. Maclleill inleail In Ladies.- Coif Competition

Mrs. William MacNeill with If points is leading "B" Division Point Mawh in the ladies branch of the Charlottetown Golf Club. In aecnnd place a point behind is Mrs. W.L. MacDonald.

Tied for third position with 23 points each are Mira. Wendell Bar- bour and Miss Audrey DeBlols.

Grand Circuit Racing Results

(KSIIEN. N. Y., July 1—(AP)- Forbes Chief, thr year-old pacer of the Newport Stock Farm stab- lea, today established a course re- cord over Gosherfs Historic Track 1n winning the $4.000 pace for ihree-year-olds which topped the card.

‘The brown colt by Chief Abbe- dale toured the two-lap oval in 2:03 1-5_ lapping two-fifths of a second off the record set by the Widower on July l4, 1938.

Forbes Chief won the race in straight sets and his victory boomed his stock in the Little Brown Jug, top stake of the sea- son for ‘three-year-old pacera.

The summariesz“

Class 26 Trot. Purse $2.000 McKenzie King (Fitzpatrick) 1 8 1 Ibiik (Miller) 21 6 Goddess Hanover (Egan) . 4 2 2

Time: 2.08 2-5. 2.09 2-5, 2.10.

Also started: Friday Return. Play Up’ Madagascar. Fred Han- over. Raps Tip and Marquita Han. over.

13 Class Paoe, Purse $2,

Mighty Lucy (Stone) 1

Quick Trick (Webb) .. . 2 2

Bonnie Voio (O'Donnell) 3 4

Elliott Hanover (Vineyard) 4 3 Time: 2.06. 1.05 1-5.

Class 21 Trot. Purse $2,000 Whlppets ‘p (Miller) 1 1 Velocity lgee) , g 3 Silififlcer l (Fleming) .. 6 2

Time 2.07, 2.09 3-5. Also started: Pablo Hanover.

Hasty Pete. and Billy Miller. Three Year 01d Pace Purse $4,000

Forbes Chief (Cameron) 1 1 Goose Bay (Mahoney) . . 2 2 Gene Abbe (Short) . 3 3

Time: 2-03 1-5 (new track record) 2-00 2-5.

Also started: Derby Day_ Vernon Hanover, Pan American, Capt. Pointer. Harold Abbe, Army Hal and Deborah Hanover.

CHECK CIVIC DRIVERS

LONDON. Ont. - (OP) - City policemen, firemen and works de- partment employees will be sub- jected to a rigid test of their driv- lng ability, citv officials say.

HIGH 1N PROTEIN

The soybean has a high protein content.

Owen Ineligible

SPRINGFIELD, Mo, June 29- (APL-The Amateur Softball Aa- aociation of America has ruled Mickey Owen, former Brooklyi. Dodger catcher. ineligible to play with amateur softball teams, nia- trict softball commissioner J. E. Pom said Saturday. i‘ Oven, barred from professional baseball for five years for jumping to play in the Mexican League. has played one game with the Florence Avenue Greenhouse team

Keenan.

in the Clan A League here.

Dancing 9 to 12.30

Regular’ Weekly Dance THURSDAY NIGHT

CHARLOTTETOWN GOLF CLUI

Tickets 1s do». i:

Advance sols of tickets at tfigliea Drugstore.

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CHARTER FLIGHTS EXPERT FLYING

AIIPOIT

.-- _m_ RIV/‘NODIRN TWO end FOUR SEAT AIRCRAFT DAILY DAWN T0 DUSK ‘hi1 lpefll - Oae Ilsur leash Tsar - £10.00 per passenger

PAUL'S FLYING SERVICE

PASSENGER FLIGHTS INSTRUCTION

Winners At New Glasgow

Repercussions

a there were

Drives Four

(By The Canadian Press)

NEW oasis-cow.‘ us. July 1- Driver Joe O'Brien had a field day all to himself at the Union Trot- ting Park today as he came un- cler the wire first in ten heats out of four different classes and a match race. ,

He won the free-for-all, driv- ing My Partner. in three straight heats; the 2.28 trot. and pace. driving Mac Bingo. also in three straight heats and took the sec- ond and third heats in the 2.22 trot and pace, coining third in the first heat.

The summary:

Junior Free-Ior-All, Purse S400

My Partner (O'Brien) Free Trade (MacLeod) .. Lee McKlllop (Marshall) .

Time: 2.19 3/5; 2.16 3/8: 3/5.

ll 22 33 2.15

2:22 Trot and Pace, Purse S400

Traffic Grattan (O'Brien) .. Money Maker (O'Brien) Scotty Budiong (Weir) Baden Hanover (Haley)

Time: 2.16; 2.13 1/5; 2.22.

2:24 Trot and Pace, Purse S400

Prince Marine (Weir) Previous (Turner) . Jean Budiovig (O’Brien) Polly Scott (Haley) . Viola McKinney (Shea) Dotty Abbe (Carroll) ime; 2.13; 2.16 1/5; 2.10.

2,28 Trot and Pace. Purse S300

Mac Plngo (O'Brien) Harry Budioruz (Weir) Dotty Abbe (Carroll) Vera Britton (Haley) Time: 2.13: 2.15: 2.15.

Match Race

Tip Abbe (O’Brien) Walnut Abbe (McLeod) Time: 2.19; 2.21 2/5;

2.19.

PAGE NINE

3,000 Attend Horse Races At Amherst

AMHERST, N. 8.. July 1—(CPl -—A record crowd of 3,000 horse fans attended the opening races of the two-day meet at the Ain- herst Driving Park today to see Jerry Lee Voio and Talugi cap- ture the two stake races with May Todd winning the chi scent in straight heats.

Summary-

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Jerry Lee Voio (Jabalee) 1 12 Sandy D., (Allingham) 2 2 1 Josledale Clipper (Dr.

Dougan) . .. 4 3 3 MarJc-rle Hanover (Coates) 3 5 4 Guy Majesty (MacArthur) 5 4 5

Tracey Hanover (Bickerton) 6 6 Time: 2.13 2-5. 2.17 1-5. 2.14 4-5.

~ 2.27 Stake

Talugi (McGibbon) Argot (Pointer) . Aubrey Budlong Trix) Voio . .. Queen Dewey (Costa) Professor (Clegg) Delaware . Duke of Hyland Mike Vola _ Commodore Abbe .. .. . .. Time: 2.16. 2.18 1-5. 2.22 3-5.

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Classified

May Todd Judge .. . Kerwin Hanover Mary Merk . . .. .. .. .

Time: 2.17 3-5, 2.14 3-5, 3.19.

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Results 0f Races At Saint John

(By The Canadian Press) SAINT JOHN. N. 13.. July 1-

Rained 0ut

The race meet at Sackviie Racc- way- iZ miles from Halifax was rained out yesterday. The program is scheduled io be run of! on Sat- urday

Follow Death 0f Jimmy Doyle

By SYD THOMAS

MONTREAL, June 29 ~— (CP) - Jimmy Doyle's death after that ill-fated welt-er match w‘r.h Sugar Ray Robinson at Cleveland has stirred wide repercussions in the cauliflower czrcult. and the lax work of many boxing commissions is getting a roasting.

Jack Sharkey. former heavy champ, had some hard word; to say the other night while talking to Elmer (Montreal Herald) Fer- guson.

"Boxing has become in many in- stances a political football. admin- istered by people who don't knoiw the slightest thing about it," said the Boston gob. There is even grieve suspicion. Sharkey contin- ued, that these poilticalLy-apmlnt- ed commissioners also put their thumbs in when appointments o1 referees, judges. physicians and other minor officials are handed out.

‘Ilhe result often is mismatched fighters. fleecing of the public III sometimes worse effects.

It's Jack's opinion that-Doyle should ricver have been allowed to enter the ring against Robinson, although he\ didn't chuffie the Cleveland Commission with know- ing anything about it. The pre fight medical examination showed Doyle in good shape clinically. but other {actors that didn't show up.

Wll D0110 Pnnehy?

To illustrate. Jar-x told oi the difference in the Doyle of a yes: or so ago, before he suffered that first bead injury is s Cleveland

Jhlag before use

"when 1 gist ian barn ‘be was .......a glad-bender. a kid mil ef life and pep and virility, who would rush up and clap you on tbs shoulder and shake your hand... ‘Then I met him again, a few weeks after be had been knccked out by Artie Levine Doyle wasn't the same lively kid . ...ali at once the life and sparkle had gone out oi this kid. His speech uad turned