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SPORTING NEWS

WHEN THEY STEP it L0'l'l‘E'l0WN Giants Make 11 Hits Bill‘ Industrial teams

_ 0lll Home Week and Provincial Live Stock Show Race Program Lose To ghicago Cubs 3_0 Challenge p,“ CLASSES and EVENTS FOR AFTERNO0NS 0F AUGUST 11th to 14th- i- For interest

w Below lylvill be found the program of Igtgll? éfkilign%ll%léll nconinleigion tvzllthh HIOME _ EEK A D PROVINCIAL LIVE ST . w e no e a e c asses ypinkln noififi‘_‘-,,cifl‘iyp.fic‘gf,ffil;; N,',,'.EYllo,,?%§§',s "glide l; will give every type of trotter and pacer a chance to compete from the Two-Year-Olds to gang? rigid-ago flntlxykngetllalllgitg {gen on 132s? in overs!’ the Free-fgr-Allers. The Exhibition race triackf will] lie pat in thde iinelstbpossilge condition and ." ‘T? , ‘ . _» Ey can n‘ score‘ a it is confi enty expected that one at leas o e rac recor s wi e ro en. ‘xiii. iuilrciiilzg foli gnzi-orfiiiiwhriyiilsei §§$°ii‘,?,fi§“;'2.ii,k,;£.% Z?3“,,°;?,‘1 Every effort will be made to have a. vaiide ville program in keeping with the excellent

iBorowy blanks Detroit 3-0

Cards Rally To Win

dAt Stihbouls. the (‘Jlarfilfials lots;- e aiio er one oi e <

last-minute rallies to airlift’ $0: 0.1% Ergnrpfriofoiirlslllgnalifiiihélitii; w“ 31"“ 7'5 “m” be“! W" 011° are feeling the pinch of war-time

1i Wils Bl.l'0\\'_\"s ezihili success cam Cubs for 0.s.n'5 sxth stralgdl for the first five innings ~ race to ram and t t tive rran ernents have been 111E119 With GBOIQO A. Hilillid N8 -._ _. P‘ i, 5., h. . . .? . ‘ . .,' restrictions but industinsl sport: P 8 r 0H 8 8 E r W :§,lé“1he°,,‘3,,,§§ ‘,f‘,§,,,§,,,§n§e“,‘, “m K0510‘ mm, southpaw o, hcffuffjn Elfin, Myjgfkiuvgff°ibl$ Mme are rtemws into the York, for an outstanding vaudeville contract which will include the world's greatest roller llgltviilfll‘ lilllg-glllle fies m; giants. ireiii no B1‘Llll‘5 in right field pivillcn screen with one b'§“uf,h“' cenwwtive wymd w, skating act-Helen Reynolds Roller Skating Troupe. Another act that has been creating a “R111. s; "s%,i,s“srfi,jlrb, “Safl-sglgg maylglglgffiflfglaxigljcflivég lflflilfigllffgzlrilf;gouglrfmgtstg 01d the leges 8.8 Princeton’ and Cornei tremendous sensation in some of the largest cities is The Great Fussner. The Sensational ' ‘ ‘ ‘ "° °°" he" trawler!“ Mme o! their Waldos is a Ringling Bros. act that is one of the best. There will be a magnificent Revue

' i is" l . . ~ - \ic oi a aD ece salt on a fumble Ly Dick Bartll 1M2 tootbau game. w h“ er “lb

and bot runners scored on a long Phlls Outluck Stun‘ , - known as the American Swing Follies oi 1942, with beautiful dancing girls, good singers and B . , . . . res oi populations. Offlcla of th ~ "M" Sweep Red 50X Berth dqygify kg: d%§\lax1;l$'11§;>f§hn o“ Hm thlrztegipegtauftlforlttecvhsltvgfi $11133? new Camden. N.J., racetrack‘ other specialties. A number of other acts have been contracted for and the whole program At Boston. kiiiicklebalfer Johnny Lclirinan in tlte efizhth when Bill lost to Philmirlpkiis 2-1 on the fiffgfifiifgflyn“ fi,,,§§’mm§°"§,c§ W1" be such as W1" Please our 5Pe¢tat°rfi i

NlELYillIlLl vvii». iinotliei" spell over

_ Nicholson opened w lh a sirgzlo and Boston Red S x by llOidJlg vicm '

. . The hilrnesg racing program ls expected to bring together over 100 of the best race horses in the Marltimes. scorch fmn t: ‘d on a sc nx-ii

“luwllll ‘if a HY ball m! ‘he b“ will be run, with or without spec- _ U ' All the owners like to come to Char clown. Prince Edward Island people are always friendly to the horse-

“ tutors. And in the deep, uncut

“rid "E5 A5 5i will“ FlEF-Zle by Heiti-nndrz after t\\'o \\'.i'<~ two-inn h(‘(l'l“l 1ft’? Red cut- bushes minor bns=‘bs.ll le > _ _~i.g. 1 y , ll . » ' s y . - Wiles HIP men and give them n great reception and lwiilllld I I000 race. l. I; ‘“._,S“§_1fe inf‘: m“ d“ “m1 “e” m°m°“' fbldlns lhell‘ tents and lllwlli The vaudeville acts will be interspersed between the hunts of the harness horse racing in the afternoons and ' ' stealing away to “wan hem" days there will not be a dull moment from start to finish. "

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But this doesn't necessarily mean

that sport 15 got“; mm a decline In the evening there will be n. horse Show and other riding events In the brilliantly lighted reruns. The vaude-

ville not; will show up in splendid relief lighted as they will be with colored lights and beautiful background. A

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‘lite Browns our Jud: f econ-d s‘!

in the lfillfih c g,

, iiPnuir, 811151103, two passes and a slcrifice.

iWeat/ter cuts [irand Circuit‘ Program short

NEW YORK, Wi- .1 zlior was

51117 14—-(AP)—- lie winner at today's cii of harness fflClIlI e Roost ie» RJCL‘ sat; at W<5;_ N3 the final events ' ioiiiorroiv. Six i off bricre ilie pro- d

1B1‘)

' Navy Defeats

two

Army 18-16

With almost an entire new line- up made 1ieccssui'y' when llic ina-

Local Golfer In 2nd Place In Tourney

jorlty of its plnirers left on a ciraft

yesterday l snappy Army softbrfl team forced the Navy to an CXllTl inning before losnig a clmolyi cfiii-

éfifltlfglgmgtetlllg 1.232..fglg“.g.(g‘f“f,vccgrtgsggg various airplane plants. troubles and Worries, give healthy relaxation, “so pack up your troubles in your old kit bag" and take in one or u“, pmymg time both your“; ‘Q6238 by G. J. Carilubcllf representing more afternoons and evenings of Old Home Week, August 11th to 14th. '

deadlocked at lfl-nll but the sail- ors came out on top in a tenth in- niii to win by 1B to 16.

ie ranks of tlic army team were riddled wlicii ill!‘ bifk of their pliiy- ers lcft enzlier iii the diiy for ser- vice elsewhere in Canada. Hoivevci" nothing daunted, they built a new team around three of the olri play- ers and gave an excellent ac-toiint of themselves on the diamond in the evening. The new faces on tlie line-

Briinsivicl-r-Priiice

the Arocstcok Valley; club.

Campbell, runner up gt

year's meet, cardsd 79 forfltsne rig: Claude P6886011

oiid round. This made total 159 iviiils his club mate, Walter Riczl J_l‘.. and ygung 13=1jje Been of C.lfll‘.0'.l€iOWll, Wtrg cgcge g0 mm with 160 each. The ihl"d and fin- al round will be pfay:d tomorrow. First rcuncl, second ro d and totllangrossésecoreixincludiedd am er, iariot. . 80-160 w m‘ m P

ST. ANDREWS, N.B., July 14- Amuieur lsadsrshp of the New Eilward Island

Ask any college football ooazh wlic thoughtlessly lined up some gcod summer obs in defence plants for his silile . A lot of them plan to stay right there and get those fat weekly pay envelopes, and the chances are they'll wnd up play- ing games in new uniforms,

All over the United State's huir yactorles are sptinzlng up to turn out materials needed for we war. And the men who operate them agree that some p‘a,v is needed. A half dozen or so former major league ball players already have been named recrentfon heads at

Nearing 100th Pitching victory

Master of Ceremonies will keep the show moving right along and singers of excellent reputation will also fill in between acts. The evening shows will be spectacles of more than ordinary interest and will tremendous audiences. Ffllm l" W"! 0t U" Mlrltlmel parties are planning to come to Charlottetown, so those catering to guests can bo assured that Old Home Week and Provincial Exhibition should bring them ns good

patronage as llst year.

In these times of anxiety Ind strain when one ll lllblo to concentr ' I.I to take some relaxation. In Margaret Carrie's column of the Montreal Daily Star this occurn-"Belleve it or not, but a prominent Montreal Doctor told me the other day that he and his colleagues were seriously disturbed about the increase in ‘nerves’ among their patients. There were many people on whom the war suggested that when you begin to feel Jittery you should get outdoors, seek out your friends, reld something light, go to an amusing picture

emotional effect . . .0119 psychiatrist engage in some sort of active exercise,

or just-go fishing, In short, try and divert yourself in some way.”

Old Home Week and Provincial Livestock Show will furnish you with nn opportunity to

“The Kentucky of Canada ” Charlottetown Driving Park 8i Provincial Exhibition

RACING DATES

August 11th, 12th,

13th and 14th, 1942

R-‘Kia M‘, “LWAK, _ 2 up were iecriiltird from the YJIIAS , c: Kelly. chafloggegown, '19_ By Judson Bailey Aiclliln-(i (Cimpp u) 3 “Trlieelvlgglviiierieitiinfllse giigtlpiiow be Bsgnil? Holman Q‘ n] tget 9g Auocmm‘ press sports wflm '- .i ii . i‘ e . ~ ~~ ‘ - ~ l -l - ‘ - i “dini- He" m’ ' ' ‘ unninr i. hit its stride .rt.. re- 94-189. ° °““' vow. my ii-mri- (A MEMBER OF THE UNITED STATES TROTTING ASSOCIATION )‘

Bobby Dale, Margueritg, Li“ Jane Hanover and Lou Sidney 3.150

covering from a similar experience when they lost many of their play- ers who left in n draft several ivecks

Baseball Results

Unlesshe runs into troubie Claude Passeeu of Chicago Cubs shortly

1. FREE FOR ALL TROT AND PACE . .. . . PURSE $500.00

sinned. y K121 wélerct "l; lootlgegilvttgv ‘>1 18 m“ "at m furl“: m“ gerzfx-rfggyniifgfaeglrigtxllliig 31113112112319]: NATKRYEA M, °5,§,§,-;;}.,{"?%,,.;°§$,,,@ ‘ifaj 2. 2.12 TROT AND PACE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . PURSE $400.00 _nrsc $250: ' ' beginning to tiilie their place oiicc i ‘ L GU“ “on 9a and 1°“ 97"‘J:mm1° F xx 3. 3 SeCOndS allowed Trotters Jcrriuiik-c (Ciiappem more with the best in the lciigile. New York ooo ooo ooo-o 11 z says m” “as” 5m‘ payer‘ m Alice June tPlaim .. The Y.M.C A. made up of local Chicago 000 M0 01x- havmg trouble with “Ad: but.‘ 4o 3 SQCOIICIS all0wed Trotters Si‘ i men have been playing together all K0510 Lohrmnn (7) and gas o chipping ind bmakmg m“ year 1s season and have only been“ defeated mg; Olsen and Hernando; m1- figbertllfly andegllfg? tonggilflgilé 5- 3 Secflnds allowed Trotters ; r;,,..i,,,- Wm, m"? “Emil! ‘hi’ EClE-fli"? Til,“ “f” B05 bit without Dlfflprrtlrinate w-elaht 0. 2.22 PACE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . PURSE $350.00 A.“ M0 qsu isnr 0dr Brew". l-ml it “as the boys in khaki “no s..nt S‘ lion‘ 000 140 000 00-5 l0 0 ___Amwugh pqfladelphla Phns are , ~ - a ~ ~ - ingneagrg tggtdefiezgx‘ to I gm halo; Twgio7oospzirr.rticargli plioi ggfdélfig ,.£e'r§.riei.n;ri” vfizudinmllil (‘Per pacers who have not taken a record of 2.13 or better in a race) mzlllW BmlEYllk- Z2 Paw‘ mm’ "*4 start in the first four innings inst End K111i“; M. Coopfl’, L. Moore plays. ' l e 7o .. . . .1. . . . . . . o . u. .1... . .-. . .i if and sixteenth, purse $800. evening when they got in m“ <6), Pollet (7), Kilst (7) and (y- giivfilimgqgslnilgle Ch ' i :1, runs against three for their o‘)p()n_ DEA. W. COcper (up The“, u M m,” one w“, in ‘ 8. . . . . t . . . . . . . . . .-. w. . .-. . . . . . . . fir. . . w. . . §j,f_‘ ‘ U.‘ ' ts.H th . ldl h ‘ cl I) b n11 - ins n . svtyirnyux w .5? 5,3,, dgyeyfrmeeggtheymneigh; Elhyiltliggnliiin m. v1.32 390:5 H. mag, p 235331,‘ ;"',,°,,,,.,,A_s,;t§j 9. 2.22 TROT (Open to Trotters who have o. No 23.35% u ti}... fggittpgqioggéflgnéggir gfgggiieyti: ‘@1333 Bhfotcig) m Warren; s“... $,‘,‘;?__‘G,§;~‘KE°gfégalsprgglidgntg not taken a record of 2.14 or better in a race . . . . . . . PURSE $350.00 .1 1E5 l2*i,-.F:°.i..‘n$".:;i::i:initiate; “"7 §‘;t..’.i2“§ne °‘ii’..é€i.t‘i‘§.."°i‘ii 10- 2 YEAR OLE TROT AND PA CE’ PH?“ Edward Islam‘ Futurity ' " ' ‘ 5 "e- me ‘Navy nogmg the Army one in iirnnllriynlmh s01 oio coo-s io o ‘firefly mmmlsslmm‘, LEW-EA W 11. 3 YEAR OLD TROT AND PACE, P111008 Edward Island Flltllflt)’, n. ............. a... y... n. n. extra inning. ........... 000001000-1 i l iiniifiziis'°?;3&15f..’£iii°"“..§.i§*f 12. 4 YEAR OLD TROT AND PACE, Prince Edvv-ard Island Futurity

trot, two heats, purse $750 (unfin- ished): _ Gordon Gray ((1 white)

K.of iii

Wyatt and Owen;

Kli. - kle i7) and Phelps, 12ml w“

van, Boston Braves’ rockle pitcher. learned the strange motion with

The Provincial Exhibition Association will give $500 to be distributed among the winners of these three futurities

Wtriliy B1» irazi t . » i , WEE“ he PE“ Players 0" 1w u m. th t idl r ui Futurltles. Collette iinlncin: triiolmes) Revised Schedule m" Amine“ LEAGUE {rem Jess PbttyfluRowntly he °"‘ ' °"“'°““ p“ “ °' m ruin. ffalzlovcr (Brooks) gctrolt 000 000 000-4 z r .2’.""§§m.°“'i§’.°.31§li€‘£°€ig§ié€ SPECIAL PRIZES FOR muvans AND owNsRs _ m? L: . .i_. y ,1; _ r Silker Kriiple, Nedwtn m4 G914. The Knights o; Columbus noft- ‘lrinnfl, and “gfiuggfljlm Bgmflwg m” left’ mild 1am M’ inway Pa‘? A special ribbon will be given to the owner of the winning horse in each race. THE MACDONALD T0- ie Lccks aim siartcd, ball league schedule, which was and Rtsnr, ' mmBloslon flow are “Bung w Te“ Bgcco COMPANY or MONTREAL has donated a beautiful Trophy, known as the British Consuls Trophy, which Published 1A“ “Wk “A5 W“ m‘ trims’ send ~up a pound °r ill b worded to the Driver scorin! the most points cur-ins the meetifls‘. This Association will also Ilve 32o to ‘wrhyscfllizililtirtigitinawzn: tilvlsioll. rirangcd. The new icltigedulgi, which gt. ‘Louis 000 300 000-3 B o Ta‘ grstakfigdgueugziétlfiéhgvithsag Y,“ dnvaer scam,‘ ‘he m”; point; during the meeting $10 to the driver scoring the second most points during the 1 < , o en e o e, ns ' 3.75 (unfinished): Purse psrigiiilggs btgoge an I1 res rig ii Nlgrziwng and llggvllhlellllltoil-Judfi Jag smile now. meet. First place counts five polntl. second niece three points, third place two Points and fourth place at?“ 110:1:- ester HRIIOYQr rpm-nan) 1st Dlvmon: ' Como“ peacgck (9)_ ' $10 will be given the driver driving the fastest bent trotted during the meet and I10 to the dr ver v g o

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eoumont (B. White) "F"! Tlwmlifion (Smart)

Jilly 12-Aces vs. Tigers-Played. July l3~Braves vs. K of C-Pldvfid

g.» -~ ."“T.¢

" INTERNATIONAI. LEAGUE

In case it has been ovei-locked, 8t. Louis Cardinals and Philadel- phia. Athletics are matched for the

hstest heat paced during the meet.

$10 will be given the caretaker of the horse trotting tho fastest heat and $10 to the caretaker of till heflfl

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Laird Hanover (D. Pnrshall) 4 l. - B. t w d Night g".!'nc' t h g

Tgme 2.14 " " Jill IPACQS VS- IMES- f; ‘I l" '~ - annual major leagug exhibition M, pacing the fas est ea .

< . N Jiii 17—'I‘ig9i'. v. K. of c.»i~ii. ~ o" Ml M" 201000-8 5 1 m lthl r . _ 1o ill b l t innin driver of each race. W310; efifllnglgglitgiflgg and Chuck's Jul; iii-Aces SVSS K. of C.—Sl.lll. “Qlggilflib S lgfililnfllllglzlix-dx 9 o was ’N_§‘,_f*°f,,§’g,,§f‘°§’l"Afmfififi, :5 w?“ b: 5:221“? 5,, “rimm- i, "ch hogqg whirl ing a race in the trotting and pacing classes during tho - ~ ,4’ July 20—Tlg‘€l‘S vs. Braves-Mon. m; an?!‘ Dal) » ssurkdnt meeting in New York the major mug,

2nd Division:

leesues listened to some sort of s

sso will be given u. the owner a the horse that beats tmlr win: record of 205% mm u amid“ f" Ml"-

-- - July 22—Aces vs. K. of C.—Wed- H“y“'°"l‘h secret Phimosrapti record concern- 1 m; n] g gong g g u [Qvidgfl [or below In ca“ two c , l". T, _ B ___F L V 1 b n» ._. $50 to the owner of the horse that beats the track trott n! ° 0 - 93° P P - iWYd gain-i gtmiirsvslsqngifllffsunf ‘ MEN some: _‘.‘.'1tb§.i§’pr§r§rr°iiflbi" ‘in giggling horses best the nbovc records then the awards go to the fastest hvrse. if two horses tie for the swords the money July 27—K. of C. vs. Bruves--Mon. ‘s°,'rs:g'u:~"y li-l 10 Z League clubcwner and was so Wm be divided flll-lllly- - July 29-Aces vs. x. or a-wed. {nmgijs and Sea,’ Bmokwjfi If“; Entries close July 25th with I. w. Boultor, Secretary Chlrloiwwvn. P. I. l-

,1 0th victory

uly ilk-Braves vs. Tigers-Fri.

lnkenian

mysterious that, EZIIIGTWBM the N-

oordwasdesroy _

Purse money will not be paid to anyone except owner

F , _, QXQIHZ,‘ m gravéngguhgbn Night "m" GENERAL CONDITIONS unless an order from owner authorising some is presented. ~ -$-#' iig gers ve. . o .— - B PI-PPQBURGH’ m‘! 1+:(AP,_ Aug. 5—Aces vs. Tigers-Wed. NZQQTQ" g2ox°_: I; g Ban phOne, (“In Mo‘! Mn‘ Hi5") Additional entries of an individual ownership may be

Wriitlonx" Wye‘; chalked up his 10th triwiiyh gciiight as Brooklyn dgcrs ma‘. Pittsburgh Pirates -1 for their stcond victory in the three-game series. The Dodifers clinched the (‘tiniest with a three- lilo first ‘lining after

ler Eddie Stew- "d base for Bob

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Aug. 7-Braves vs. K. of (L-Frl. Aug. lb-Tlgers vs. Browns-Sun. Aug. iii-Aces vs. K. of C.-Mon.

Postponed games will be Dlflyed following the end of the schedule to the 17th of August. Three teams will then play off for the cham- pionship. Games will be counted by points, Two for a win and one to each team for a tie.

Center and Becker; Byrne Robinson,

and

.__€____ GOODBYE TO "BROLLY" LONDON_- (C?) —'I‘he Eiriizlish- niari and his iibttiuitoiis umbrella niav soon be parted. In future any i'ii_ii' iiiaicriiils umbrella makers get. Wlll_ be_uscd, oiilv_ foigrepalrs.

A huge column of thick smoke pours from a Jap transport after U. s. Army bomber‘ gpnflgd it in eh; filg-rbozho‘! This photo, first nctiml picture from Alaska front, was released simultaneously with " A II "In hm struck mun at up imiioiiir in tho olter Alcutians,

Radio, telegraph Facilities at track

i ARK, N_.J., July l~i—(A.P)— Installation of telegraph, tele- phone or radio facilities at the New Garden State Racing Asscrfation track near Camden has been ban- ned by the War Production Board an official of the New Jersey Bell Telephone Company said today.

Gerald Miillin, managx of gen- 0111 wwlmts of the compan , said application for erection of reg i0 the track had been made, but turn- ed down by the was.

Mullin said more were only tw: public telephones at the track. Permission to install these was srented because of their need in f]? ego accident or catastrophe,

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Bears whip Orioles 5-2

NEWARK, NJ. July 14-415.?)- Prnnk Kelleher blasted his 20th and 21st homers of the season and Aaron Robinson his 14‘h tonight as the League leading Newark Bears took the measure o! Baltimore Orioles 5-2, in a twilight-arclight engagemen‘.

Dou it. bother you when iced tes clouds? Then pour cold water over the ten placed in a china or glsss container. Store, covered 12 hours or so in the refrigerator, then ice and serve. Onl the ap-

srance is marred in coudy iced ea, remember, tire favor is Just ls good as when clear. r