JUL E27. 19.58 i

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. i ngles Play onti n u es In Iub Tourney

contestants bowed t Ill the second dnyls play of the harloitetowii Tennis Club's ‘closed urnament men's SIIIHIGS division heyday. In the only extended g’ A, Brown. ii newcomer to nior ranks. was defeated by A.

6-1. ti-(i and A. Hogan,

of Halli , defeated R.

Etght 111011‘

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ete Kelly Advances To Second Round Of Title Of Rovers Play In Golf Tourney

ti‘

cuwunu HOCKEY wRes I LING ,

IONDON Ont July 26—(CP)—- The bis field 1h the Canadian Am- ateur Golf Championship swung mmllkh the first round today and 16ft 62 survivors in its wake f0;- the 59°01"! ivllnd tomorrow morning.

out °1 i/Odlys long parade over the London Hunt and Country Club course there was scarcely a, result to be found that might be called an u, t,

led by c ampion Sand Somer- Vllle. the outstanding c allengers went safely to the second round gggmpanied by 12 first-round

Somerville eased his way along alarms above par figures, at the 5391391189 0f D. O. . Higgins of Brookville, Ont. winning 4 and Ii.

Today's play eliminated one of the United States entrant; hifllily

NEWS

l

Losing Streak

ls Halted

Hitting a winning stride after dropping four games in a. row Rov- ers last night sent the Bees deeper into the cellar of the City Softball League by pounding out a 12-2 victory in a scheduled encounter.

With the score tied at l-all go- ing into the last half of the third the uiinners bunched three hits with damaging Bees’ errors to score five times and put the game on ice. In the sixth Bees pushed across their final marker onlv to have their opponents count twice i111 the last haf of the same ses- l sion and with Mollins hurling score- ‘ .e.=.s ball in the last three frames

Rovers scored once in the seventh and then made their victor cer- tain with a trio of tallies the eighth.

Art Iviollins yielded but six hits

a: I

Second Place. Giants DroplLoofll

THE '.JHARL()'l"l‘E'i"UVVi:J gUARuiAiy

-5 Decision To Cards As‘,

Phillies Top League Leaders‘;

(AP. By Guardian's Special Wire), NEW YORK. July 26——Tn0 sec-; 1ND ond place Giants left 14 base today, blew numerous chances in the closln thus dropped a 6-5 Louis Cardinals, to

men on scoring innings and eoislon to St. remain four

games behind Pittsburgh Pirates.

who also were beaten

Lanky Cliff Melton. straight time, failed to he started. The big southpa _ 11D all of the Cards‘ runs. mcludmiii

for the third finish what w gave

homers by Joe Medwick and Johnn,

Mize in the

with his ninth Shoun, who also failed to route,_ nevertheless‘ got

the victory. At Boston.

the Bees away from first 6 2-3 innings while pi

ft to be diarged defeat. Lefty Clyde go the credit for

kept e for tching a fi\e

Paul Derrin er

hitter that gave Cincinnati Reds

cicct on brought down a shower of bottles, wnich wound up with - one of the wssers being escorted ‘, gut. of the bark by g, special police- l an.

FELLEIt HANDCUFFS A's

l NEW YORK. July 2s ~ Chicago " White Sox o _ned their home stand t today by be ting Fritz Ostermueller ‘ and Lee Rogers for 14 hits and a 9-1 victory over hird place

Boston Red Sox. The defeat dropped the Red Sox 2 1-2 games behind the second place Cleveland Indians who de- leafed Philadelphia. Ted Lyons, 1 veteran Chlca o right hander. gave i Boston 10 hi , but was effective w.t.h men on bases in scoring his fifth victory of the season. Rip Radcliffe and Luke Appling paced

_€__._—-i _¢__i__.

Team Win Again From "Tars" ‘

Plymouth All-Stars last night chalked up their second straight victory over H.M.C.S. Skeenas baseball squad but not before the . sailors had given the local inter-‘ mediates quite a scare.

Scoring two runs in the second inning the "Tars". after allowing the locals a run in the third. held their slim margin right up to the seyenth and what proved to be the final frame.- I-fere the winners caught up to the left-hand, slant.- of Tim-bard and before the side haa been retired had chased the star'- ing sailor hurler to the showers, showed little respect for his 5110-. cessor and piled five big runs a- Z cross the plate that proved more than enough as "Boo" McCallum set them down scoreless in thelast. i inning although the "tars” did pil=li

BOXING

BASKETBALL O IHER SPURI

l Baseball's

Ontario Wins Willingdon Cup

[By rm Canadian Press) ' tar. n, Guardian's s u Wire)

LONDON, 0111., July 26-0n- E BBUJIIQ (III-St Iahffit EEC-h 1B8- tarlo’: I0l|l\l'-Ia;lill\l_ Ram of golf‘; ’ true). AB H P“ fife §,,,,,,,,..;,',',E..,‘.‘{}. “$022. l Averill. Indians a0 291 e1 i0'i .368 ada In . sped.“ sbhhme may, i Iflmbflfdl, Rfitlb 266 34 97 .355 of! early tonight with Quebec. ' Bergen Redh 57 207 4° 73 356

The playoff came about go“: Red 50x 31 3m l4 108 "3535 through disqualification last i ravls- swam“ g3 a:

‘ Medwick, Cards HOME RUNS

American League: Greenborg. "Plgers, 31; Foxx. Red 2; York, Tigers, 21; Dickey. Yankees, 18; Johnson, Athletics, 18.

National League: Goodman. 2% 26; Ott. Giants 21; Mize. Caitlin- .als_ 14: kiedwick, Cardinals. 13; ‘ Lombardi, Rods, l2; Lciber, Giants, , 12; Camilli, Dodgers, 12. -

night of British Columbia whose team had posted a 364w!!! 8i- gregate medal score 0f 603 against a tie at 607 for Ontario t and Quebec.

The mistake oi‘ Don Gowan of Vancouver playing two out- of-bounds balls caused the exc- cufive of the Royal Canadian Golf Association to order the disqualification long after Brit- ish Columbia had apparently

‘Armstrong is in such fine trim at

won its fourth team title. RUNS BATTED m

Amencan League: Fox_x. Red Box. 98: York, Tigers, '14; Dickey. Yun- kees, ‘l4: Averill. Indians. £19; Keit-

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NEW YORK. July. 36 —- HenIY

' . d (L 5 .1 ,1 rltiring the tu," 'l l R. ' . t - ' < ‘- - -' ~ - i h‘ 'th t . mghml‘ 6-3. 7-2‘ "~ d l ' 5%? gurngdl Ivailtéertail tlllmdilgdnlii t" G955‘ Ollflflllfss“ it? aoldtrdlggl ‘ZrG 2 “mo” m mo“ hen“ 0pm in‘; glaclle a??? TIEIIICk Stieinbaglligs a ma“ around ‘.0 till?“ i359‘ his traininiz canil? at Pornllwn’. nor. Indians. . ' Ymllhlul Bl“ Amt“ 9V“ 8y"): threat with a one-u ohm“. ‘To, eleven, one of them being a home With two out in the seventh l contributed a home run and a. Like ‘he “Hfnolls “mm-s mcmm‘ Lakvr. Nil. hF-S b0?" Older“ mi Nautmal L535“? o“ (“all”- 773 fir“ 558w“ m m“ senmr mm Bill Holt r of E rxacuse Tl or} run by young Bill Whalen in the Debs Garms lashed out a 1on2 mile.‘ dlluble» t“ m“ evenmffs game was “m” lake l‘ “*5? ' U“ “l” 1mm“ Medmck‘ Gamma“ w’ Gmdman“ t5, defcatcd Fred Kelly. 6-4. 6-1- fought 8'“; ' nd a; k“b m “i! 30f cglith. 5o centre He made second on the‘ I Clevel nd Bob F u 1,5 “the HES-sod by a large crowd who saw Armstrong now has a body gum-egg Reds, 68; lvicCormick, Reds, ; ' l5 Fame “‘“5,m’mb1y,5t°“dy' md wav. Waikgrazettiifg iii fgotrait fl)? i blow. but‘ first baseman Fflllk MC" William came frome Ieowa and [he m“ squads wage an even ha" iT°m “"11"- 1 Pal °l Henry's 9.11mi‘ P‘. iramlg _.._V ._ , ' mild“ "mm m" phcemimts i‘) the“ 1R5; tie a; the 16m where Ho“ BOX SCORE Cormick claimed that Garms had. wawhed his 19 yea; 01d my; regain me an m” ‘vav- Wm‘ ‘he “HWY i manager. Eddie Mead. L ‘e l") .1‘ “nlkwmble warm“ threspuned the green failed to tiuch first, After the norm-o; w tum m his 11m Mn of early lead looming larger and -—~—— ‘ izle for Lou's lightweight crown aiiist his more seasoned ODDOn- Canadad mnkmniméteursinclnd‘I Rovers AB R. H P0 A E baseman went through the motions the season for Cleveland against‘ larger until‘ the Plymouths’ lucky Hurricane Henry says he is not, next month. Meantime Amherst l- lng a {lock of Qémbfig of mo! Power- cf 5 2 2 0 0 0 o1 making me putout, he War 1111- llVf! defeats, Eellcr granted sevenfrlewmh “Dnsmgq ‘underestimating Lou Ambers bu: training at Summit, N .l., calls prank Hansen, defending club wmmgdon Cup provlnéml mums“ wtiljlfllssl 5 1 0 1 3 0 held b_v_Uinpii'c_ Barr. _ _ w i hit, but walked only three in h‘s| Mccauum “am We!" l‘) n"? the brown windmill shows no lack‘ Armstrong a "inammyi singer".... ampjgn_ advanced by 5¢orlrig got safely b the first 181,019 mark, J ill-Mk 2b 5 2 2 5 2 0 At Philadclplllfl. UH‘ Pllilllflh 8111B 4-2 victory over Philadelphia. mound m1” m“ 1°°3l5 and hi5 blfll- ! of confidence ..merely figures Am- which shouldnt g0 _ far towards lht sets victory over Harry .- '. “Y 9 3 3 l 8 0 1 i419 191E118 li-‘Bdmil Pii-tsbllfllll P1P, ~ k5 w. 1 m5: fast ball once more hid the bers will be tou her than Barney‘ putting Henry in friendly humor strait Pete Kel y champion of New gudmm- 3b u, 6 5 ‘back b nmm m_, The Miac g ed a two run ead n b fl. 1 ed I i! , th. also a newcomer to compe- Brungwhjk and Prince Edward l“; Pm“ n? _ 1b 4 1 i 1 2 0 a. 5 ii n" iflm l lied" two mm i_ scoring in the second on a walk. a‘ “dmsh u a ° - on“ l“ m? 56°" ~Boss_by_quite_somey_when_t.hey_tan- for the tight. s Um" ‘and Pumlmlwd the llllllm 1|Yl@"fSli'\\'aei'tei1'i It 2 3 n 0 0 HIEISI laPlviilg tcflluigelh come as d’ single and a- dquble steal which 133a w Hldmliy écored both the" T i ' gwgls: defmtcd v MMQuMd lslgdler 30f the fAlNObepPOVlHCfS, John‘ \Vill‘l1ll\ 1f 3 1o 11 o1 A l resuif of an error bypArk Vaughan‘ liallléieigl, hfggflgélrltlffilfi: ggmfva ‘m2 l COIIZISIZTIIIY ‘file grilnalndgixhtlullhxe THE PRINCE ED‘VARD ISLAND ,1t'e i - . ee adza ' n d"," ,. ,. _ . .‘ 2| ‘ah Jmnes Fwrtiiir of samznanhire wpgii- gfgllgiltg p £13 1i) 2%; l; 0 géeAl-Aliqm 5813x111. tllgéistseldertzusalcarilc wild pitch and a balk‘ _ ltégguéliley failed to threaten dan- I I , , , awnizm defeated a. Brown, 6-1 field was eliminated 4 and a by 3 m third Clark's pinch hit 8110mm‘ - The" W11" "med down- Wind-i H b>~d . 6' ivi N vi. def ted e MacQuaid my Gemm‘ Bros AB a H P0 a r: we” 5i’ JW!“ and ‘i’ ‘° ltliilnguifiiirénlinsgliitéfzt: EIaIrI It‘ ller o; (all tlleeftfiiirrlcllgi Ibailiiieliur; . u ea . v ~ ' ' fly; » $01-03?‘ mairfilng Quad éomggcw gglhlrrrilgrs in 4 l. z 9 o o §£°k,a{§‘°i§§1§§§*§v£§f§§ngmigt; eriii and Jeff Heath connected iorlpuzzie w the local boys for six s t Third 1i More-side defeated 1"‘. Kelly. of Saint IIDIIII wliifilirew ann- l? flvimcfsel/ c i I [i g 8 g ma‘? . llfltngileliilerrlgngrtahgaegrge Caster mllsg/Ielhetsnbtld Bgihc “itigkiines ma even y. ' . - ' ~ ‘ < ,, . e Ymflili s asene fr‘ iiiimv defeated J Williams gilll. rilglretl Shgrmulll/Irorsered Adams ss 2 g (l) (z) g é Figllielalltlgiqgolkrllgpfvrlieteciegrergiggri; Blasting hLs 30th and 31st home depargure from the hill with three ANNUAL PRIZE MEET ' ' ' ' - ' ‘ ‘ ' lows in succession t 64‘ Anomr Am r1 I B b B“ _ warren 3b 4 o usually dorm I luns of the season. big Hank 51¢‘, Y. . :A.7H;>llun defeated n. cremation. ham aieiiayrieiiiaxoaioftiio .505. g3“ r d 2b 2 o l) 3 i i mg.,,tg=,,,glfgl,oigl,mmghgfg3°63?’ gercillliygve“. Vellaeghfillrtlitdgngtgr: l ariiiniullllntillllb°§li§5u§§nb§l§l To Be Held o" ,-. 1mm 5 d d . anciar 400 , ' . _ - ‘ g. Ham“ defeated H: 8mm‘, $2 a“ p18; fiipaéoisilimmonvrgdgye ggtlilfint If a: g 1. g g by élgigtnetts leadership, beat the ffiilzcietlxeggxatinthfinsqgers flllllfrfléggotgnm ingcgne ibxaxsgés“ August 1st and 2nd, 1988 . Two Montrealen, Phil F rle; and . 6 24 10 7 End ' l i , ‘ ' B. Burnett was awarded his set Bill Taylor will nleet. An IWISE-WQSI Uivliires: At the blaze Bill Law- In the second plate Dod er Mani mas on ~ 1 2 3 4 5 6 1 AT CHARLOTTETOWN d hull He was to have 111 ied batl i bet . lor; on me bases M 1 ager Burlelgh Grimes an Dodgei The pair of four base blows left l Plvmouths 0 0 1 0 0 0 5-6 P ~ ~ l 4 H! 5 0n “Wm HPIIYY Nlflltvll GarnmmL - l" 9y and Captain 13o Bummer were ‘brown Greenberg tiwo homers off the pace Navy 0 2 0 0 0 0 0—2

NOTE-All doubles entries close

(By The Canadian Pr)

of’ Edmonton and R. G. Likely oi Saint John. Ernie Palmer Manitoba Champion and Ray Getliffe London tangle early.

Ken Salvage meets Mike Taylor of Toronto who had a first round

‘bye, The other Utah marksmen, Ed

Kingsley is drawn against R, C. of “Toronto Lambton, an- other first round bye

‘Jack Nash of London and Pete

Kenny Black meets Marvin Wont-

PRACTICE FOR JR. ESQUIRES

his scene was snapped a mera. Ordinary exposure glv be used-if direct nun rays

AVE you over tried taking pic-

tures “iigailiisi. the iigiit"—- that l. with sun or photo lights beyond o subject so that tlic shadows

When you trike sucb pictures, our lens must be shaded so direct -YB of sunlight or artificial light o not iitrlko it. An inexpensive lens 00d or sun sihatlo (ace diagram) is 9P1! useful, and slips on easily, Iii- Bed. it is an lltlVillllflge to use such

0i’ course, win-n the sun is low lll the Sky—-\'llill0!i. on a line with 7m" i008, the hood may not help, . hi" "Btlllfllllly you can find a. po- w lition where tho sun will be hidden behind a tréo trunk. Then the Iliadow of the tree will servo to “W19 your lens.

in "Maillot the light." plctural,

ainat the light, no shadows come toward the es the ellhouette effect. A lens shade must strike the gllu, they spoil the picture.

=SNAPSHOT CUIL

where the light is intense, give tlia ordinary exposure if you want a ail- houette effect. To get. details in tlio

Teams Primed For Davis Cup

i111: today in a full afternoon of

b)’ Fred Perry. king of ail-Eats; until lie turned professional little more than a year ago. the Can. adian quartet of Bob Murray,

Burleigli Grimes Fined By Court

‘NEW YORK. July 26-tAP)_ “Ibo basrbnll temper of Biirlcich cilfllllVfi, ,~t_\'lrd "boiling" by Brook. - l\'1\ iloclzci" fans. cost him‘ $124 to.

dav in a civil court. A iufv re-

turned the verdict in favor of 13. ' year-old Herbert Grcenberg, whom q Grimes ivns accused of having 1 l)llllt‘ll(‘(l in the abdomen when he uikctl thr- lllflilflilfl‘ for an auto_ ‘ ‘mum rluriiic a came in which the i Dancers ivei-c hopelessly trailing

New York Giants. Grimes did not defend the action.

Note how lam shade (It l0") P"- tactl giln from direct fl""°- 5"” reflection: are cut out, picture: lrl . clearer, brllmef-

shadow side, use an exposure two or three times as long.

the subject's face. And when tho gky lg the background of yfllll‘ 111C‘ ture, use a city filter on the lens. This darkens the sky a bit and ma k1‘! sunlit subjects stand out. It sllll-‘l on the lens lust as the sun shade duel.

"5 John van Guilder

or cloth so that it reflects light on ,

Mrs. E. W. MacKinnon, (C) 101 Mrs. A. Horne, 1S) 101

Mrs. W. E. Cotton. (C) 102 Miss N. Longivortli. 1C) 107 Mrs. O. D. MncGrecor, (C) I08 M J. P. Lantz, 1C) I10

H. S. Henderson. tCl I12 W. Smnllmnn. 4S1 118 Miss M, Morris, 1C» 113

M Mrs.

ARMTAWORDI uiiiizzax (UP. By Guardian's Special Wire) n s. Jul as

imnaaotmi. . . y - Armv ivoims were reported tonight

'n inert-than 20 Yarmcuth County t-oiiiiniinitios. Farmcrs were advised

plow around uninfested areas and

liv local agricultural authorities ml‘

spiinkle the furrows with I m

i

out of the game. Grimes

for the

fifth time this season. In the third place. the double

Baseball Results

NATIONAL LEAGUE

Root, Russell, French and Hart-

01 Phlladeluhla. 000 020 202-6 10 0 Blanton. Brown and Todd; Pas- seau. Smith, Sivess and Davis, At-

wood.

Jcrsoy City Newark

Restgno and

I00 I30 013-9 ll 000

Hold.

H. R. Tennis Club

Schedule

Today

1 000 001-1 9 5 Joiner and Padden; l3ranch.Pag.

set by Babe Ruth in 1927 when he gstiktsiished the major league record

0f broncho-pneumonia.

"I'll chase him out of the ring," The no, 1 heavyweight challenger

whn was to have fought John

Henry Liewi: in Philadelphia t0-

Open Thursday

(By The Canadian Press) PORT DALHOUSIE. Ont. July 26—-Van1iiard of a group of oars- mt-n expected to establish a record entry lis‘. for the 56th annual Royal Canadian Henley took to the Wel- land Canal here today for practice ns. The three-day regatta starts

______ ‘ 1 The following is the schedule of 1%1u1~5(1ay_

matches (,0 be played in the H01

Redeemer Tennis Club touriiamriii

today"

Ladies’ IIOIIIDIOS—Z.UOZ

E. Curley and H. Blanchard vs,

lrd’:

any hair tonic.

Howatt and Ivan Monaizhan.

J-“DANDRUFF

and Inliia

Hair. use Min- y]! nu wqul o

exlClI

time: n week and the rcllult

Y .

Much of the talk centred about whether Johnny Coulson of Tor- ’ onto Argos would decide to race in | the senior open singles against Joe Burk. Philadelphia holder of the

SPECIAL

Galento Shows vlCtCtr)’ 0V6!‘ Fighting spirit Fencebusters

JULY 29

Modern and Old Time Music

Silvers Scores

Heavy hitting was evident on

PROGRAMME FIRST DAY:-

MacKinnon Match —— — — The Signals Cup and $100.00 Green Shot Match — —- —- — -— —- - —— — — ---— $29-00 Prowse Bros._ Ltd.. Match — — Prowse Medal and $100.0! Moore 8: McLeod Match —— Highlanders Cup and $100.00 City of Charlottetown Match — Pickard Cup and $100.00

Kellyd 0f Oléiarlottetownbeciv; (Ira-v; r D. Rice vs. F. Hansen. secon ioun byes ause o _ no 009 (m) 0004 3 i _ _ K‘ Richards v5‘ G‘ white’ double defaults today‘ ‘- " ‘gm’ Yuggk 10° 12° 010-5 3 The Dominion Silvers’ made big SECOND DAY..-

LieuL-Governofs Match — — — — — —

, _ _ Shoun, McGee. Davis and Owen; ORANGE, N. . J i %- - ' ' . ‘ ‘ . mm-“W- yymv aghast}: Nfiffilligflgrmllgig c..li§ii§l?[i=(ll;§ssililwttllfm Melton, Coffman, W. Brown and Tony Galentds Joldult}ig"httn,-§Ag!,y_ gird}? IIZSlulEda-llilil t? P. R. A. Gold and Silver Medals and 5100-00 UNUSUAL Evmgpicg arlolhér easbwes" ariwment‘ l chloé-xlTREALj July 26 '40P)“ 1234;123:20- 040 000 402 l0 16 0 fiilgggflli-tiig rlrrilg-iwaw" smarter??? y): aldfdirythtaeiigr ulhe cfiiaslil to aFzz-w Judson Ty“) Match — — _ —_—_—__—— $30.00 __€______ aim a and g _' i m c ess ence- - - ____ touches m n,e§p‘}‘,‘avlfs“ Brooklyn zoo 10o 40o- 8 14 I day, mm as. of his serious illness busters. Ladies Challenge Match - — — — — —

The Army and Navy Club Cup and $57.00

|DNDQN_De5cr;pfl0n of an M- $111,119,, and doubk.’ th _ m nett; Fitrslmmons. Frankhouse, As his phy=1c1an_ Dr Jose h g; both sides with me balance o1

exit as reflected in a window was Practice for Junior Esquires at Wt R 131150 gallery? (xirfmtgngls fails? Plveslwn “Pd Campben- m5‘ came t0 his bed-Wm l" ""189 “V” “ppmg 5119)“)? iowald m“ TEAM MATCHES AND AGGREGATE:-

e only evidence at the inquest the park diamond mis evengnt. at, ronvincetl both teams are at their cmcmmt‘ O03 0021004; u 0 Menmnal Halplmli Galem‘) asked? ‘suversf Pope pmmcd “m? ha“ f“ ' '

w damn of a cyclist who pedflh 6 °,c1°ck_ A m“ attendance of n11 peak for the first round Ameri- Boston. 039 000 020-2 5 0 "lwhm do“; fight Max Baer?» ghetwinners to provide one of the Bjlllsll COIISOIS Team Match — - _ _ __ ._. _ — , ‘m0 me kerb and mu verdict team memlms L; requeswt (-1.111 mm, series that starts here Derringer and Lombardi; Turner. 59W. 2'1. Dr. High said giving raiglffk? 0t btllle game. Sin home lylgholgon Tyrg Aggregate ...- _ _- Cggh and Kind 534,00

Qgiiiipjjl dguh‘ , r l Sher,” Manuela '1'mu~gqny_ Lanning, Hutchinson and Lopez. the ‘first date to come to mind. a h YHQIB t‘ led 011V 1111B? for Grand A re ate __ _ _ _ __ _' ~~ - Paced through H. hard Pltwburiza 4 ooo ooo-s '1 2 in 110k that bum" Galento said. 1° ° $1 a Bernard so. two for the Kg i!

losers to be the long range bats- man of the evening. A very gQQd number of fans \\'(‘l'e_Qn hand m view the contest which produced some excellent pl

match. Th c . mated by Ehpitigadians were elim. QBYEI

in the second

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DANCES

Governor GeneraPs Silver and Bronze Medal! Ottawa Aggregate — Presidents Cup, the Snyder Trophy, D. C. R. A. Silver and Bronze Nledals

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FOUR CLASSES

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ALI. PAVED ROADS LEAD TO KENSINGTON ON

Grounds and Building Electrically Illuminated

ONE OF THE BIGGEST, SPORT EVENTS OF THE SEASON

— Come and Bring Your Friends_— Admission 50c. Supervised auto parkinirfree.

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°m you? SUN A ¢ - B. Toombs and A. Richard vs. G. T“; punchnrd 0g Argos, who won Y _ _ ‘ _ ‘ _ This liirhtlng isnsourco of many Official Sco res Young and M. Arsenault. the team aggregate last vear. is q dqy, Send in you The most up-to-date hound System in the Maritime

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I ' i ~, , ‘. l v I _g_ eomalned. sunlight‘ coming {mm l In Ladies Meet mars. gbsirfiifialioiand o. Colle. Uirelllllnards n» dandruff. of all Race and Track nnouncemen

M" "m1 Blisllllv lwllliltl 111° "l" Wm McDonald and G- M211" "5- ,,,,,,,,._,.,,_,.,.,._,._,.,..,.,., HOT DINNERS served on the grounds by the Ladies‘ Aids l m i? a“ ‘Mmmml portriit] gm: f. r 1m f ll virgin fficialli t i °§n.l'“8 hnifilt; Geo ‘ W ‘ l We" Slflcked Telnshmfl" bfmlhs- M“d°r"l° Prke‘

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“l5 “Po iwssllilc- ! niersirie on Saturday. I .1. Coyle and c. LrClair vl- C- ‘ l space - Good Music.

"I l = . I" finlmmalP°"“'“l““““°s""m‘ " " . l, The regular Wednesday night Dance at Free-

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yes bflghun.’ ..Sm,pp|e,... plctureg, range a sheet of white cartllltizirtl I Mrs. L. Lewis, t 119 , _ SPECIAI ATTRACTION RACES qTART AT 2 p_M_ PARI-MITTUEL l _ , *

Door Prize $2.00

" For the one with the lucky ticket. COME AND BE THE LUCKY HOLDER Admission 27c.

The Management assume damage to any person or DION gtlndlng Is part of this contract.

For full information and entry blanks phone or write

GEO. H. BROOKINS. Secretary, Kensington.

no responsibility for any acfldtnf- N rty during this meeting and this under-

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