Siside Juniors Go Game Up In Finals With 13-1 Victory Over Jr. Abbies

Johnny Carroll's Curran and Briggs Juniors went one game up in the Provincial Junior Baseball series yesterday liftgrnoon by wal- inplm: the Abbies 13-1 on a com- binailon of errors, walks. cold wea- tncr and a high wind in a game played on Memorial Field.

The cold weather and the wind played their part in making the gainc one of the poorest of the season but it was the sencs of walks and errors in the first liming that put the Ahbles behind seven runs aitd cost them the ball game.

The Curranltes now lead the best nl seven series two games to one. The fourth game will be played in silmnlcrside on Wednesday after- llilflll.

Donnie. Simmons, Silninicrsides mlhtlilindcr of their one-two pitch

mg staff, probably won the easiest victory of his career. Given a 7-0 lead in the first hall-inning, Sim- mons came on to pitch a six-hitter and held the Abbics to it 1-uh which was unearned.

Lead or no lead Simmons would- nave been tough to beat yesterday. All the six hits he gave up were singles and all of them were well spaced. He struck out six niev aild walked only one as he showed good control in giving the best pitching exhibition of the series.

Young Tom Harper started on file mound for the Abhies but could ihot find the plate. He was lifted with one out in the first after he had walked three men, hit one and plorced one to fly out.

Harper was relievled by Johnny

p 11)

(Continued

Art MacKeIEc Wins Local Golf Club Title ”

Art MarKciizlc won the Char- lotlotonil Golf Club cliaiiipiollship here yesterday by defeating Don MacDonald four (1 three in 36 holes of match pay. This marks (lie third lime that MacKcnzle has won the Club championship.

MacKCrlz:c led two up at the end .

of ihr lil-st nine holes yesterdav lnnrning and he was three ahead at the end of the first eighteen Roth golfers had very good after- linnii rounds despite the high winds with .V1acKeiizic wi'il?.ing ilp the inaicli on the thirty-second hole.

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iilnlario Girl - iwins Swini Tille

TORONTO, Aug. 24- (CP) --

Shlrlcy Campbell. 16, of Fergus, .Ont., Saturday splashed through ,il1P Canadian National Exhibit-

;on's one-mile lakefront course to piiin the Canadian women's ani- al.Pill' swimming championship.

Al105l1f3l' Ferpiis girl. 15-year-old lDOl'CPll Hoiiatl, trailed her by iii) yards to place second. It was ythe first time either girl had en- tered the event.

Shirley the distance 111 seconds, :11-

covered

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Truro Horse . Racing Iiesullsl

TRURO. N. S.. Aug. 24 -(CP)- Symbol Majesty. in five-year-old gelding owned by B. .1. Mitwn. Molicloil, scored it smashing upset Saturday night when he won the sixth classified event at the Truro Raceway from a field of six others. A long shot, be lowered his mark from 2.13 to 2.12 1-5 to win the

ticket. First Race

No. 1 Classified Trot and Pat: Rldgewood M (Daniels) . . 1 Lombardy Peter (MacLeod) Billy Kalmuck (Connors) . 3

Buddy Clegg, Clipper Dale. Johnny Lee, Lusticia, Resourceful.

Winning nirncr Muccuspie and MacGregor. Time 2.14. , Second Race (Baron (Kidney) . . 1

.1ust Nellie C (Dobson) . . 1-”ingo's Girl (Washington) . . 3

Fraser Scolt, Lee C. Brewer, Coal lDale, Raymond Brewer. winning owner Roy Kidney. Time 2.19. l Third Race

No. 2 Classified Trot and Pace 2 Year old trot and pace

.l.ela Clegg (Goilld) . . 1 loan liop 13. (OjMeara) . . . 2 (Edgar D. (Uarroll) 1 Pepper shaker, Roy Harvester. tlilckiels Diamond. - Winning owner lw. B. Moriarty. llalifax 2.25 2-5. 1

to

Fourth mice -Rldgewood M. (Daniels) Clipper Dale (Wiselier) . .

. l ' iilriafillii hatsiiicil ll)flSE(l mi 250 xtvnilgzglluit;lnil:5&91i(l:1lgfilf!013:; Ll;fgnc::)a,.:iI:,lnIl,(,:1t?,::.: Bmy' ' Kalmuckp ll MW , p 'VTm.0;,m ' ' ' llsuddy Clegg, Resourceful, Johnnie -””'R” A-V LEAGV77 Ma,.m'.n Bell 15 0; Tm-Omol,Lee. Winning owner Mccuspie and '.''"-v" & Chm G AB R H Pol" finished thild ainonc. the 16 star- iM39GT9S0l'- Tl'l”'0- Time 2-15 4'5- HmJ. . lters. Berri Lewis. 18, of Toronto! NW 0 Cl355mEd '1'?” MN! PEN Plnldcielphia 112 427 71) 144 .337 mm Jm.('.e Hlldrmh nf Hammoni nah Race .i'l:i,ciic1'1. .1'aced the last half mile abreast WE5iP1)3l Gill (Tu1iI)9l'l 1 m”"'m”d W3 375 4” 134 -35” but Miss Lewis touched the iin- .Mischief ttlni-e (Walker) 2 W””i”l"'1- ,!li' barge a fraction of a second ;Novd G. (Weeks) , 3 New York Hill 14:14 47 10:1 .323 lahead of the Hamilton girl to place i Mac Fingo, Carl Frisco, Earl's Vii. iiourth. V lPrilice Charming, Norman Frisco. F'75inl'l ii)? -104 .'i1 126 jlizi Hart. Dr-,i'e111yi', Di)-your-old -llIll- iwinning owner G. S. Turner, Dan. .:"4inan. 1VPi'Sli,l' siudcn. from Wlnnlpcg. lmqulh, Time 3,14, 2.5, BC.-loll ll)74 :l:;9 (ii 121) we .5-1'U1”d?I.)' 110” 1119 Camilla” Ame? ; sixth Race AVA-1-103-M, LEAGUE eur men's two-mile. swim. , 5'... 5 (gasslngd Page Mus.” p lie rovc1'ed the lakefront course symbm Ma-"Sty lnmnson, 1 st. Louis 122 45:1 in 1411 .329 .'l;15”d”::,””,i,f: ?,2?d4:f59f:lli:n)l'::l !Biiiy P. c. Parker (Gould) 11 Klyiszewsm, (7 M " 5' :0. K. Volo (Haley) . 3 Ullirlnllali 111) 40!! 47 1:14) nix. --SW-' 4S i John 01983: Willey 311131101111. Lockman, '1 . islnllle Strealg 130110)” I'D Jr. Win- New york H” 471 M H5 ylllllz owner . . Mition. Moncion. A,...,,;., rime 2.12 1-5.

cm a O my L. :. y . .1 . Seventh Race R,,b.,1:n:!L M u Q” tmllibrub lncll Hop B. (()tMeara) .

Brooklyli 114 .125 R1 117 110-1: 11”” C1933 icmm”

Home runs: Alncrirnn -- 1)obr,l jC Edgar Di (Cm-mm ' ' 3 (:lpw1,1m1 3-,: N,.-.,,,-A,” S.,..,.',. R1-;r.1N.i, A1131. 24 -- (CF) .s. Roy. Harvester. Pepper shaker. vmcam .34, Snskmchewml R,,ugh,..dm.5& - Iilckics Diamond. Winning owner

Runs batted in: American -- Len , nial. Philadelphia: National -' Sauer, Chicago lf)(l.

' rl-lawlirs aatonlr.

CAPFTTOWN - ICP) g A big rl'oii'd had an unexpected feast Mimi a truck overiilrned here.)

st-aim-in: sacks of Dcanuts beside ll bus stop. In the scramble for pea- ''''”5- ("W heoplc bothered to help

Clip finalists last year. storied off the 1952 season in the Western In- (erprovinclal Football llnion bl" drubbing Edmonton Eskimos 25-5 Saturday night.

I The Riders in upsetting the fav- (ored 1-Iskimos before 12,000-odd fans marked thcmselve.s as a team (much sl.i'onger than the experts figured them to be in the pre-sen- ,son foicecasls.

1 Roughriders played as if they'd I never heard that Eskimos and Win-

; . . . pmm Mm lwm mm in the nipeg Blue Bombers have been s.:L,.... Vnvw ggg picked as the teams to beat in the SNAP SHOT FINISHING W” "”5 :"'7 BUYFFALO, N. Y, Aug, 2-1 (AP) R"l” "r Film 'l9V”l"I'9ll KIN) ll.'imilinn's Tiger Cats hrcrsznrl in l'ViTIl-l'd- 3-1 hour Iervlcc. Double A 14-R viz-Irlrv over Toronto Aron . A - :'r::ur:"l::'-V 3:! rntll of ii ex- nauls (mlay in-a pro-sra,-mn nxhjh. 1 Nlnh "Nah " 'i'li"Fl'-l Rfnfinil iilnn of Canadian football that at- . . . R m Roriieeu Ira:-(ml 14.066 inns in Civic Stud. ( liarlnftefnwn. mnh

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MOST MILES PER DOLLAR

Mrs. James Foulton. Charlottetown. Time 2.26 1-5. tlillghth Race

, No. I Classified Trot and Pine (Mac Fingo (Moreside) . iwestpmll Girl mimeri . .. . Nova G. (Weeks)-. ,.

Mischief Clare..g1Norman Frisco,

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Carl Frisco. Earl" Prince Charm- imf. Wlnninfl 0 er F. Moreslde, Lower Sackviile. Time 2.15. Ninth Race No. ,9 Classified Paco

Billy P. C. Parker (Gould) . Follow Up Jr. (Daniel) .. Aubrey Budlong (Harding .. 3

John Clegg. Symbol Majesty, O.

K. Volo. Single Streak. Winning owner Mrs. E. Small, Hamsport, Time 2.13.

Men'?.llouliles- Tille Decided

On Saturday afternoon the men": doubles cha t nship for the club tournament was decided lit the Charlottetown Courts when Ivan :Dowling and Phil Jardine. defeated ulamex Johnston and Walter Cullen. The scores of the match were 6-2. ;7-5. 4-6. 8-1. Dowling and Jai-dine took the first set but it seemed that Johnston and Cullen were about to tie the match as they quickly took I. 5-2 lead in the rec- ond set. However. the new champs persevered and finally won it 7-5. Cullen and Johnston were not to be denied in the third set. and they took it 6-4. By winning the last set (1-1 Dowling and Jardlne copped tllie title in the beat I! out of 5 fin- B - . The entry list is still open for the Provincial Open tennis tournament slated to begin Wednesday, August 27. some entries are already in from Summeraidc and Charlotte- town. All players wishing to enter any of the eventli are urged to get their name in now before the dead- line which in Tuesday, Aug. as .9 6:00 p. in.

Baseball Standing

(3! The Canadian Press) NATIONAL LEAGUE

Brooklyn . 7)) .'l9 .667- St. Loulli so .590- gig, New York 49 ,r - 9 Philadelphia so 5.33.1511 Chicago 64 .434-21-)1 Boston 68 .433-27lX; Cinclnnall . 70 .4.'l1-2s Pittsburgh 37 90 ,291D45 AMIIIIIC N LEAGUE New York 72 52 .581- Cleveland . 51 555.. 2 Boston .. 54 550- 4 Philadelphia 58 .521- 7'; Washington 59 ..'i2()-- 7L.- Chlcalzo .. so .520. via Sf. Louis 75 .409-21'.-1 Detroit . 41 81 .336-30 INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE

Montreal 82 50 521- Syrncusv 62 574- 9', Rochester 64 .316-ll Toronlo 68 .489-17', Buffalo 69 .4s5..lii Baltimore .. 7 .478--19 Ottawa . .. 7 ,42';-.26'. Springfield 57 78 .422-25':

event and paid 525.40 on a 52.00,

2,termediatc baseball games at Mem-

THE GUARDIAN. CHARLOTTETOWN

Halifax Man Wins Canadian Junior . Golf Championship

-ills cl?ie?xT1iKls-i1Ei'llI1'lEaed a- head of him and Winsor didn't know how he stood. though he fig-

VANCOUVER. Aug. 21 -(CP)-- A crew-cut kid from Halifax Sai- ulday won the Canadian junior Z0" Champxomhip by keeping ms ured that that hot 35 on the first

nerve when everything started to,m.I,le wculd C,0me 1" lfelptuli go wrong in the stretch. I Gee. thats great, he grinned.

when a reporter told him he had

Lea. Windsor. 18-year-old Blue- , h h . h. Th nose competing in the Dominion W", l 5 -9 ampmns lp' fire "ant ml. me first time, She, (iii-iafnl: it spectator within driving

s ance.

rounds of 75 and 7'1 in the 36-hole medal tournament for a 152 total, llhrec better than John Mcclung of Edmonton and Jerry Kncchtell

Windsor, who placed second in the Nova Scotia amateur, had travelled the Capllano course only four times previously in practice.

of Kitchener, Oni., who tied for second ' Im going to enter the Cana- wmdsom .52 was hen” UWL illall amateur this week and give it .

,all I've got," he said. "Then I'm :0- ing to visit my uncle in Los Angeles." ' (Windsor, who was born at Saint John, N. B.. is a son of Vince Win- dsor, formerly of Charlottetown. His mother was the former Helen lllowait of O'f..eary. Dr. R. L. Lea of lcharlottetoivn is a cousin.)

any score turned in by Naval Sco- (ia's four-man squad in the inter- provincial Willingdon Cup team matches, won by British Columbia.

Windsor took the lead at the 18-

hole mark with his three-over-pa.ry '15 on the Capilano course. He was then three strokes up on Prank 1131-akn of Saskatoon. 1 He turned on the heat on the ,first nine of his second round and ;cut out a 35. two under par and bettercd only by two Willingdon Cup players all day.

Thcli he slipped to one over par on the 10th, 11th, 12th and 13th. But he refused to blow up.

"My putter left me on the last .nine," he said afterwards. ”It's the kind of course where if you foul up one shot. you have to scramble to get it back."

Windsor didn't know it at the time but he needed only a seven on the par-5. 582-yard 18th to win. He was on the green ill three. His lfirstlputt went seven feet past the cup but he calmly tapped in his second for a par five and victory.

Scout From Cleveland

VVILLINGDON CUP PLAY

VANCOUVER, Aug. 24 - (CP) - Gritty Bill Mliwliinney collapsed and had to he carried from the 18th green Saturday after he helped British Columbia win the inierprovincial golf championship.

Nine strokes behind defending ghzimpion Ontario after (he first 18.holcs, B. C.'s four-man lezim finished (he 36-hole medal play lournamcnt for the Willingdon Cup with n ioilil of 537, six bel- ier than runner-up Ontario. Que- bec was iliird with 599.

Other scores: Manitoba 604, Al- heria 624; Nova Scolla 632; New Brunswick-Prince Edward Island 5718; Saskatchewan 661.

' Indians Sees Local Game

llower calibre than that played in Ontario. He added that he had seen two or three players who had pos- siblllties.

Maritime ball players. in com- mon with players anywhere else. need plenty of proper coaching

Clare G. Hoose, head of the Cleveland Indians scouting organ- ization ili Canada. spent the week- end ln the City and look in yes- ,terday afternoon's Junior and in-

Aorial Field.

lvloose, who signed a promising lsaint John leithander in the Cleve- iland chain two years ago, is inter- iested, in Maritime ball players. He made the trip from Upper Canada

when they are young. he stated. in speaking of a Canadian's chances of making the grade in professional baseball he stated that the player must posseu outstand- ing ability. Young Americans tend

to view the Island junior players

lm Rcuon yesterday. more to ape Big League players

h more style that 1 The Cleveland scout, whosclmld. mve muc headquarters are in Toronto has twol :2”? (,:a"rfi1;3nwl':,:)crp:u rzggl ydozen assistants working under 55 me ' Kl p '

AUGUST 25.793?

Si. Slepheni Horse Racing Egsulls ,

ST. STEPHEN, N. B.. Aug. 24 - (CPI - Diana 0 Grlilian. own- ed at Moncion, won two heats of the Junior Free-Fol"-All in harness racing here Stiiurday. Ill the sec- ond hclii, Mlisolfs 49 )i”S set blick to second place for lil'c-liking.

SUMMARY Jlililur Free-For-All

Diana 0 Grail:-in (Rohiehaud) Mason's 49 (O'Brien) . Jo Ann Crisilc (Burl) . Anchors Aweigh (Walker) Golden Amber (llnloy)

Winning owners Tclix i Monclon, rind 1.. O'Brien, P. E. 1.

Times: 2:17, 2:16 IK5, 2:16.

Class A Surprise Lady (Wail) . Hicnie. liciilcy (Buril) Pal Power (llalcy) .

Omar Lee and Nora Dlile. hing owner .1. S. Willi, Qucbcc.

Times: 2:19. 2:10, 2119 U5.

('luas R C. Albert. Bulllung (Burti) .. Wayne Graitlin iliorscman) .lunc Henley (Leger:-) Bellini Might (B. O'Brien) , .

Charlniniz Guy and PliI)4lWIl)'. Winning owner Louis London, Wicklmm.

Times:

Advances To Soflball Finals

The Sllflsllllltiwlsl-f1f1(l Dairy ad-

vzincctl in file finlils of H19 City Softball League ,reslcl'd.'iy after- noon by rlefcziling the Maritime

Electric nine 21-3 in a f.!(ll110 play- ed on illP Old Diamond.

Art Ballcm pllchcll three-hit ball in give the Dalrymen iliclr sec- ond simiizlil win over the Elec- trics. Gcorgzc Srhleyer and Ilonry Hariiiigcr of'llie lifarilinlc Elec- tric were touched for a loial of 21 hils.

Dick Carroll and Len Arsenault of the milkmen provided the best fielding plays of the game. Arson: nult's izrtinll slam home run was the most dahiatzing hziso blow.

The game was lilindled by C. Grcgzory with J. lliiizlics, R. Moli-

zighan and J. lifncKny on the buses. t

Lino-ups:

S.l.D.: Dllnn r. Arsrnliiill rf,, Jackson ss. Gliudci b .1. Gallunl' rf, A. Blillem p. Carroll lb. Clieverle lib, A. Carroll li'.

Mar. 1: D. Lceliyc.1b. C.

Ryan ss, B. liuglies ill), G. Schley- cr p. c. Thaeker lf. Ainsworih cf.

F. lluglies cf. llnriinger lb, 11, Eirln rf. Moore 21).

S. I. I). . . R()(l0) 0'10 00l-'11 llllir. E ill!) 101 000-- 3

Jlubrey, Miss Judy Dale, Rajah

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Nell Budlong, an easy pacing bay gelding driven by Ike Moreside, was the only double heat winner Sat- urday night at the Charlottetown Driving Park racing meet. The meet was attended by a fair sized crowd.

Moi-esidc drove Neil Budlong home a winner in the fifth race although he left the starting gate in number seven slot. In the last dash ho had the pole and he led the pack from wire to wire to win easily in 2.13- 4-5.

other racing winners were Billy

Hanover. Dean Swift. Jimmlo .1... Pet Hanover, and Gabagan.

Jimmie A. and Billy Aubrey proved the biggest upsets when they won the first and sixth dashes re- spectively. Billy Aubrey, the long- cst shot on the tote board, in the first race went into the lead at the first turn and stayed there for tie remainder of the mile to win by a length.

Jimmie A. owned and driven by Edgar Reeves of Freetown, finished sixth in the second race but in the sixth dash he went away on the pole and kept ahead of the field to win easily.

Rajah Hanover, 1: bay gelding re- cently purchased by Myron Bell oi Charlottetown set a new mark in winning the third dash. The Rajall. who was driven by me Moresldc.

lifaritloie central All-ways took a stranglehold on the Charlottetown part of the Island Intermediate baseball series by defeating" the Abbies 10-6 here yesterday after- noon. M. C. A. lead the series two game to none.

Again it was waldo Munre big. strong leltllandcr on Tom MI.1CFEil'- lane's mound staff who set the Abbies down to defeat. Murnoc, whose status as it player was clearcd Saturday morning by the Physical Fitness Department, en- tered the game in the second inn- ing and held the Abbies to four runs the rest of the way.

For Munroe it was his second win in two starts over the Interme- diate Abbies. He handcuffed the Abbies here last Thursday evening on five hits.

Lefty MacAleer started on the mound for M. C. A. but after a shaky first inning when he gave up two runs on three hits. coach) Tom MacFarlane lifted him in favor of Munroe, MacFarlane's move paid dividends as Munroe al- lowed the opposition only one earned run in the last eight frames.

And. as they did in the last game, the Ml C. A. batters gave Munroe a good working margin. They collect- cd ten hits, incudlng a homer and triple by rightfieldcr Elmer Mac-, Neill.

MacNcill connected for his round iripper with two men aboard in the first inning. The next 'tlme he stepped up to the plate he socked a pitch into right field for a triple.

(Co.ntlhEd on ptdglili

Neil Budlong Double Heat Winner Saturday

came under the wire in 2.13 3.5

And he was ai-niostlback an”; m the seventh dash. He went into mg lead on the stretch but was beaten out to the wire by Pat Hmuvey. terrific finish. James McG1-ego, moved Pet up from fifth placg 3, the upper turn to win.

Dean Swift, driven by James Mc. Gregor, was an easy winner in cm lourth race. He went into the lad at the quarter, surrendered it u the three eighths pole to Billy Billi- long and got it back again at the three quarter mark.

Dean Swift led the pack to the wire again in the eighth race but was set back to sixth position toi- violatlon of a helping clause, The violation occurred on the but stretch when Dean Swift moved into the rail position vacated 1;, Lily Marlene.

The daily double on Miss Judy Dale and Rajah Hanover paiq 875.90.

SUMIMARY Billy Aubrey (C. Smith) Real Set (Lowery) .... .. Bonnie Dale (Birt) . Judy Kalmuck (Kelly) Waymark (Weir) Ruiherta (Collins) Tracey Direct (Kcruiedy) Dan McElwyn (Neill) .Time: 2.18; Billy Aubrey nwngd

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M.C.A. Takes 2-0 Lead In Series With -Abbies

Gamejonighl

The Llguorian Youth Club and the Guardian Angels will meet illll evening in (heir fourth and filial game of their qurirter-final seriel in the City Softball League. The game will he played on ilin Old Dinmonrl and will get underway at

5:.l0

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Mildnm Value.

CA NA DA' s FA.S'T15'.S'T .S'1EZLl)V(i' clcanlsrrla TOBACCO

'him in the Dominion. Among those he 5””ed' scouts are Max Bentley, Toronto Maple Leafs centreman and George Hayes, N. 1-1. L. linesman who con- ducted the hockey school here last winter.

Last night I-loose commented that junior baseball here was of a

cliarlottetown Driving Park and -1 Provincial Exhibition Association

NIGHT RACING ENTRIES Tuesday Night, August 26

I DASHES - 0200.000 A DASH

ST. Louis, Aug.'24 - (AP) C Mod:-re (Mud) Bruneieau. who cozichcd 51. Louis Flycrs to fourth place in the western division of the American Hockey League last season. was fired Saturday.

I Prince Burlloug. Argol. Pointer, Babs Bl-ittou, Min Knox. Josethlo Clipper, A. G. Scott Johnny Kalluucl. Nell Budlong.

2 DASHE5 - 5125.00 AND 0150.00

Jennie Rlilmuck. Jimmie A, Frisco the Groom. Buddy Budlong. Helen Harvester, Real Sett, Min Judy Dale Josndnlc, Roma Budlong. Billy Aubrey. '

2 mismzs '- 3125.00 AND 3150.00

' Kitty Mnolhy, Hlldfold Bill, llllu Plnyhir, Bonnie Frisco Can, Kenpoch Playgirl. Belle Budlong. Pink. Slater Verna. Capioln Mlwourl, Bslwln Budlong. Glenda Mao, Norlno Gratton, Min Haul Grove, Kltlnn.

A 1 mialuzs - sis0.oo

Dean Swift. Giiliaun. Amllco. Curl Aubrey, Mlldalo. hell Bud- iamg, FM-.e Cloth, Misc Commando, Frankie Budlnng, Yankee Dole. Lady Abner. Lily Marlene.

saturdav llight, August 30

l 1 misncs - 3115.00

Mun-mater Dim-.l. lino. Anna's firssm. Anna's Boy, Dilly McVey, Pnlohen Volo. (?ampbell'I Buddy. Silk Hal. Follow I!) It.

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I DASHES - 8125.00 AND ll50.00

Lame Lucme. Quick Lick. Lil Frisco. Marion 2.. Henry lhy, You'll see. Billy Bntllong. Manny loyal, Lou xsliuuck, Vsrnits

2 DAEHES - 0125.00 AND 0150.00

WInnle'1 Last. Bonnie Dale Judy Ksmilck, Trudy Direct. Wsymarl. April Bud. Anyway, Walt N' Ste, Arlonwny, Tartan, Don Mcllwyn. sonny 3.. RIIUIQHI Bud's Echo, Thnir'b 11., Jimmy Bmllong, lam: Frllico. -

2 DABHER - 0150.00 AND li"IB.00

Pei Hanover. Null Kalmuck. Fenlhsr Duilhr. Rajah Rollover. Dale ll, Mm Donna M-0, Rosalie Hooper. Calumet Onward.

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