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llarness horse piipers that have .lfl'Il'Fd this week devoted pages to the lfambletonian Stake, richest plll'SC eier rat-ctl for, the three- yr-:ii'-old trottcrs competing for 3ill7.1lT.0S. In addition to it the tirishcn track liml other stakes that drmv the host. two and three- ir.-tr-oltl tt'nttci's nnd pacers in the wnrltl in rzire for, It, nus in the (It-vrs 'l'uo Year Old Pace, purse SlR,9T7 that Joe O'Brien received the injuries Wlll('Il hospitalized 'llnI zintl rtirtnilcd his activities ilnti”. l3t'ti;iiisc of the lnrge num- nor of entries it ll.'1fI to he run iii in two St'I'llf)lW. The first was unit by Dell Miller with Dale I-"rnsl. A black roll. by Hal Dale. Red -Flzinir Ivy The lYitloii'cr was so-roiid, The time was 2.01 l-5, the fastest time ever I'FUI)l'dC(I for this Ill-)P1ll'-flltl cirnt. The second see- lznn it-is nun iii .lor O'Brien with .)Ir;tdmi' Pace, ti hiiy roll by Adios in '.'.():l 13. in the final Meadow PFWC urni tloun near the quarter pole with Jon ()'Bricn. The lIl'tI'3 in IIIP ftnril inilc 1.01 5 anti ll non in F1051 with

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liin niilrs rquallcil tho worldts re- rord for two t'0l'lSC('llllVt) miles by I tun-) ear-nltl pacer.

in til” Qliin breeders 'l'lii'ee Year- Ulrt Pace for fillies Countless Viv-l ran by Kin,:'5 Counsel. diivrti by” De! Miller, was 1-1. time 2.00 "bis, 2.00 the world's record for ihrec-i car-old pacing fillies for one heat and R two heat l'lC9. The Lcloigx of Ilc'.ic:)ptei' by Hoot Mon; in the Ilziinbleioniaii Stake must: lime brcii a most pleasant stir-l prisi to the owners, .1. Elgin Arm- strong and C, Edwin Armstrong of Bramptoxi, Ont, The colt had been soil at the 1950 Hirrjsbiirg sale for flint) to Del Miller and Del w:is' ti'a.n:ii,v him and later sold him to the two Cniinflimis. He. continu- ed training him but allowed his assistant trainer, 29-year-old Harry PI(Il'l'Eyl to drive him in the big show and H:ii'ry won and the own- fl'5 F989-l'5d SS3,i26,59 as their share of the purse. Two other nurses, Morse Hanover that finish- ed second and Elhy Hanover that 'inished fourth in the same event. were purchased at. the same sale for B3100 and sllifltl respectively and llTt"v won 527.699 and 385,460. Or cniirse they got into the hands or good trainers and their owners had both plenty of nerve to pay the big fees to stake them.

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And now we Lave our first letter from Claude O'Brien and we are sure our readers will be delighted with it . , . . "Just it few lines to say Hello and give you some horse news from Vernon Downs. I spent a couple of evenings watching the races with your friend Wnlter found of Mcrccd, California He is certainly :1 nice man and has as good a horse at I ever saw in Patrick Primrose-black as a crow. kind as a kitten and round and plump. He won last night and pac- ed 2.023;, His sire is Peter Prim- rose 2.015 by Peter Volo 2.02 and iooks as though he will be quite A. success. I have seen several of his act. that look like real ones. I headed it field of aged horses with one--Mack Primrose-a two- .veai'-old that Mr. Camp bought last. spring in Cnlifornla. Joe started him but. he had a bad month which made it difficult to rein him. Now he is improving iill the time. He paced his mile in 2.0632 and has a heart like 1 lion. I start. him again on Monday night (the 24th) in a 85000 stake for two-year-olds. I hope I can lower his record It little more,

"Joe is busy racing on the Grand Circuit. and I have 13 two and three-year-nlds here at. Vernon. also one aged horse named Dania Way, He is by Billy Direct 1.55 out of Erin, the dam of Dick Erla. I have worked him in 2.10. Joe in- tends to give him a record at Lexington. He is it five-year-old and can actually fly but the pro-

hlem is to keep him sound. So

far he is okay this year. Mr. Camp has a few colts by him. The first onr is Called Dazzle Mite. He started nnct---about a week ago-and pac- rd in 2.08. I have been racing a his: three-year-old by Scotland cal- led Eothwell. He has only started three times in his life I won the

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mile was In 2.07 25. I am also racing a. three-year-old mare called Diana Star and she won her last two star;: and trotted the three- quarter mile dash In 1.32 3.. I have also won the last two starts with Vlxon, n. three-year-old trot.- ter. She came through the mud in 211 lit and can really trot.

"I also have a real pacer In Jcssicw Star. a three-year-old that has been handicapped with bad stifles, and was just nipped I" ZMI her last start. I had previouslyl been second three times but lust: could not seem to get her nose: in front, The horse that beat her paced in 2.02 '3 last evening. He. went to the quarter in 27 ' N7

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catch him with Jessica. I was up,oiie spot. has been signed to coach

to Roosevelt one night and drovelWindsor's new entry

Prince Jay. Had n very close finish 1 with Direct Rhythm in 2.01 ”.'. Scott had me covered tip and I a photo to decide the winner. "You would like this three- quarter mile track I am sure, al- though I do not think the footing is much faster than Chirlottetown. It was built in a hurry but another! year it will be better, I saw Hi-Lot Forbes pace in 1.58 here and I have ' spEnt a lot of time with Henry Culkey. He is a nic, fellow. Hi-Lo Forbes is it little black horse, corn- mon looking and going slow he doesn't look muclr reminds nu of Whispering Hbpe. He has him now with full swedge all round- rather different from most pacers. Ispent some time with Earle Avery nt Roosevelt and he asked about you. The Hambleionian was an sw- ful scramble-too many horses. Morse Hanover won the firs; heat. and got cut down the second or might have won it. Will say so long for now. Please give my re- gards to all friends at home." . Thanks. Claude. and I am sure all

from you from time to time.

Secretary-Manager W. R, Crewd- son in sending us calnpllmentary tickets for the Fredericton Exhibi- tion which will be held on Septem- ber 7th to 12th. We have the ppleasantest recnllectioii of attend-

':igo. Fredericton

excellent harness race programs

M1rltimes and for its excellent vaudeville attractions. We hope they will have the best. of weather and large attendances.

Here is ti short review of Mari- time racing not carried in last weeks' column . . . . Trurn. Aug. 22 -Race No. 1. Prolestor's Boy, own- ed,and driven by C. J, Craig, Low- er Sackviile. 1, Leah Federal (Con- roy) 2, ttime. 2.13 tit. Race No. 2, Eddie Hoosier, owned and driven by Sam Walker, 1, Lady Ruthie T. (C. Mar:Leodt 2. time, 2.15 se- a new record for Eddie. Places 3 and 7-Future Counsel (Conroy), owned by A. D. Nanke. Newcastle, N. B., 1-1. Single Streak (Brown) 2-3, Victory Dale (Cruikshank) 3-2, time, 2.11 ti. 2.11 38. Race No. 4- Deerficld (C. MacLeodl 1, Gallant Bobby (Connors) 2, time, 2.16 Ti. Deerfleld is owned by C. R. Mac- Leodgweetvllle. Races 15 and 8. Three Year Old Trot and Pace- Pepper shaker (Could) 1-2. Leta Glegg tLeBlanc) 2-1, Rita Federal (Harrison) 3-Ii, Fllckn McElwn (Sobey) 4-4. Time, 2-17 1.1. 2.18 4,3. Pepper Shaker is owned by Lawrence Morris, Halifax and Leta Olegg by W. B. Moriarty, Halifax. Races 6 and 9-Resourceful (C. MacLeod) 1-3. Lahey's Dream (Conroy) 8-l. Time. 2.13 '3, 2.15. Resourceful is owned by John Mac- Leod, Yarmouth, and Lahe,v's Dream by Well McNeill, South- port. -

We received over the phone from secretary Rpg Younker the follow- ing particulars of Thursday night's races at St. John. There was it good attendance and excellent

last two races with him. his best

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in the On- tario Hockey As, ciationis Seniorl

One of Chzi!nbei'lain's will be to 111-;

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tract fans to the games. compefing against

junior team, the Spitfires. Whciii

ed mid-wny tlirough last winter's GOFKEOUS GEOTSE W88 in In M18-'5' lschedule. Penniston

lit some: to drawing fans throughl lihe turnstiles Chamberlain is as tcapable as anyone and this islil-,c- l.V lwindsor offer. I 0

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O 0 I when the Gace B.-.y Miners en!-i or training camp this fall it. is:

lpossble that their coach may bel 91198 End HIE DTOMOICF-I lDon Pennision. I around the Quebec League for qiiiu: , -W01"-1Y Rfl8llWRl'd-5 R fl0Cl0F in while. Pcnniston

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coached H11 1 Shawinigan Falls Caiamcts for 3' number of seasons before he retir-

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'coa':hIng berth for next season and lthe Glace Bay officials have been

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which bring together many of the tough play-off fastest horses in Maine and the'year

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last year it wasl him that Glace Bay goil

through llinchberger, Raynak and Backer. . . -

Despite the fact that link Macey did a good job at Glace Bay last year it doesn't seem likely that be back. According to the

coaching a junior'tcain out in l-llln

is also. job as is The latter coached alifax St. Mary's two years ago around

Wilt Fields.

and was not too popular the Garrison City.

. 0 O 0 Mziritinie Cenlriil Airuius lizi-e-. te:im rippcnrs to litivr hii, button. Last year !ll.C.A. squad and this they look to be ready to take up where they left, off. Coin- ciding with the iipsurgc in thra- IOIIUHFS of the Airways team on; both occasions was the return of Waldo Munroe from his trans-ll Canada tours with a local dance band. Munroe has been ti great' playoff performer for M.C.A. and judging by his first start lTfZl!In.x'I.i the Air Force last. VI"e(liicsdny ii", is going to be just as gobd thisl season.

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O I Jimmy MacDonald, plagued by. Injuries and it sliortagi- of pitch-1 ers all year, has lii-oiiglit. his club along nicely. M.C.A. now have tltcj liest pitching staff in intermedi-. ate ranks with .Munroe. Mac.-Xleer and Jay ready to take their turnsl on the mound if needed. Jay, up promising shortstop has come) along well as n hurler flhfl reach- ed top form Thursday night its he, beat the Air Force. 0 O O

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Lorne TIL-nnessey's quick recov- ery from a serious kncc operation gives the club a strong double play combination around the key stone sack. I-Iennessey's return also makes Brian Lewis available for centrefield duties and young Lewis is possibly the Island Lea- gue”s best centrefielder. Des! Trainor, who developed into :5 hitter this year and Irving Mac- Kinnon at third round out a good Infield. Elmer MucNeill in right field, Maclienzie or Burke in left and Willis Hennessey or Devinc behind the plate give the tenm it lot of defensive and offensivc' strength.

B.Y.c;iii6Q nay" Airmen Ttulay

Th-. B.Y.C. will play the Air Force in Summerslde this after- noon in A City Softball League play-off game. The B.Y.C. players will leave the Sport Lodge at 3.00 for the game which begins at tho nlrport at four o'clock.

Ivan Dowlingllew Tennis President

The annual meeting of the Charlottetown Tennis Club was ield last night and Ivan Dowling vas elected club president. other executive positions are as follows:

fies, angry officials and blood cov- 'cred wrestlers the

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Amid a crescendo of flying bod-

Elephant Boy last night emerged from it colorful and action packed wrestling match at the Forum a winner over the Hollywood Honey, Gorgeous

The infuriated George, his face a mass of blood from it cut. on his forehead, pummelled the Elephant Boy from post to post. after being disqualified on the third fall for striking referee Joe Risk.

And as the referee attempted to halt George the latter turned on the official. Into the ring earns the wrestling promoters, the female wrestler, The Black Devil. and Gorgeous George's valet, Little Jefferles. And out through th: ropes went one of the promoters the lady wrestler and the valet.

For minutes the wrestlers slugged it out with one another, the referee and the officials. Finally the ref- got the Elephant Boy out of the ring and was called in attend Gorgeous George.

In his dressing room afterwards

to

mood. "He (the Elephant Boy)" has absolutely no ring ethics", he shouted. "I'll wrestle him again and this time everything will go with no holds barred. Besides the winner will take the whole purse"

There was bad blood brewing between the two wrestlers last night before both were in the ring. Little Jefferies, George's faithful valet had just completed spraying the ropes with perfume when the

Elephant Boy attacked him from behind. Gcorge was on his way from the

drtvssing room to the ring when the . ntinued on pagevld.

The finals in the junior cham- pionship nt. the Bclvedrre Golf Course will be played this morn- ing and the third stage of the President's Match will he played this afternoon.

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Wanda MacMiIlan Wins Teniis Match

Wanda MacMllltm defeated Joan Weir in a closely contested tennis match in the Charlottetown Courts tournament yesterday evening 1-6. 6-2, 6-4. Miss Weir took the first set easily and put up a good ba't- tle in the third set before bow- ing to her more experienced op- ponent.

In the men's doubles Ivan Dowling and Phil Jardine defeat- ed Charlie Willett and Bud Mr.- Aleer 6-2, 6-1. In the mixed dou- ble: 1'). George and L. McMahon won from Ilerb Hughes and Sheila Connick by default.

Following is today's schedule:

2.00-Men's Doubles

1. Dowling and P. Jardine vs. M. MacGulgan and D. George.

A. Anderson and N. Wriin vs. G Piirvis and :1. Kenny.

3.00-ltlixctl Doubles

P. Kays and J. Weir is N. Wriint and B. Wran.

P. Jardine and M. Jardine vs. W Cu.llen and K. l)o,vlc.

4.00-Mixed Dotibleii

C. lVillcIt and E. VV.iIIctt vs. 3. McAleer and .l. Connolly.

I. Dowling and W. ManMillari vs. J. Kenny and B. Coylc.

In the event of rain all matches to he played on Sunday at the same times scheduled.

serried rows of stocks and sun- light reflected on stubble Just be- ginning to take on I. golden tinge, that is when the sun does shine. remind the outdoorsman of brown birds hurtling skyward in a covey rise and the crisp feel of stubble under foot. Hun: are plentiful this season and each passing week sees the prospects of top Hungarian partridge this October becoming brighter and brighter. In some districts I-luns have reached apeak in numbers that equals the late 1930's.

. Last week a hunter of my lic- quaintance who owns a top hunt- ing dog decided to have a swim. It was early morning and although the shore was only an approximate quarter mile distant be decided to let his dog come with him for I run. It took him close to a half hour to walk the short distance as his dog pointed three different covieys, two of them less than fifty yards apart. When he reached the beach and began his swim he noticed his dog had disappeared llnto the hedge. A short search discovered him with a fourth 'covey pinned down. The covey: liiveraged between 15 and 22 birds land were found in twenty min- liites or leg.

. . Now don't get. any ideas Into

our heads, fellow sportsmen, and imagine that the Hun coveys will

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seven Halifax and District Base- ball League semi-ilnais, WI1I(h Al- bkms 19” 3'2- ' covey. Hurts act like that some- TRURO, (CPI-KCIILVIIIE Wlld- Hm!” Ind appear to congrqate 33,” advanced m the Ham” 3"” in a localized area for some reason gffarlcl Baseb?" W53”? mlimlbest known to themselves and later

I By , b.-V dm”””3 1””0,Be3Tt move quite some distance afield. I cats. 9-3 to take the best-oi-seven am not going to make prediction. 5"'”'nm15 4'1 as yet on the overall crop of 1-Iuns s,t9u””9” -'flbl”"-" 5"! 3931111115 for the coming hunting season but We” 59”” llml LMTPC01 1-3F it the general coverage cqualswhut W99” 3'1 a. few specific districts holds my advice is to begin laying in a stockpile of ammunition. Sevens

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Softball Game

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the Sunshine Island Dairy this: .

afternoon in the final game ofl Ill some Mmons pheamml "8 their quarter final series in tlieilmglnmng "3 cmwd each mhen or City Softball League. The game 50 " seems' 5'' 3 farmer repoxtw

flushing three coveys out of I small grass and alder swnle that borders a stream on his farm. A ,fact has been forcibly brought Ihome to tile this season: wheze gphcssnzits are present in numbers. gigsted to be at the diamond :1,t::;,E;c2";i,ncog:g:ysox;r: .;.;,-,...,-, "H , scarce. By scarce I mean about

one covey to three farms. This is

Ad"dVIL-IOIIZI Page according to the farmers count. In

will commence at 4.30 on the Old Diamond.

Henry Hnrtinger will toe the rubber for the Angels while Art Ballem will start for the Dairy. The Guardian players are ic-

Holmank Intermediates and the Intermediate Abbies meet Sunday afternoon on Memorial Field in the third and deciding game of their Island Baseball League quar- ter anal series. Game time is 2.30.

The Abbies won the first game 8-1 but Summerside came back to win the second slugfest 19-16 in Summerslde.

The unbeaten Donnie MacLeaii will go tomorrow for the Abbles while Donnie Simmons, the num- ber one man on the Summerslde mound staff, will toe the rubber for I-Iolmsnk.

Johnnie Kalmuck

Match Rice?

The highlight of tonight's rac- ing meet at the Charlottetown Driving Park will be El matcli race between Johnnie Kalmuck and Babe Britton.

Several other very good dashes are In store for racing fans.

So far this year the total purses paid out at the local track have exceeded 550.000. The actual ri- mount is 554,005. Since opening night 27 races have been Complet- ed.

the district: I have mentioned

where the Hun coveys appear as

thick as rabbits there are no

pheasants-at least none reported 0 O 3

About four years ago approxim- ately 35 Chukker partridge were raised by Dlngwell and Mary Mac- Leod on their farm at Orwell (Vernon P.-0.). Those Chukkers were day-old chicks that had been hatched from imported eggs in an incubator. They remained all win- tcr close by and sometimes would

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ame Sunday

Blanchard .Scores Upset VIEIPIY A

Jackie Blanchard scored an up.

ler in the Charlottetown Tennlt Courts junior tournament ycstcr. day by the scores of 1-6. 6-1, 7-5 in a hard fought match.

In another well played niatch Barbara Wran defeated Winmg MacPherson 6-2 8-6. '

2.00-Men's Finals

Roy McGonnell vs. Jrtckjq Blanchard. or Lndies' Finals: Margie Jxirdine vs. Bnibririi Wran.

3.00-Men's Doubles:

Chandler and Dew vs. MncKen- zie and Rogers.

Sunday's Schedule 2.00-Men's doubles (finals: Blanchard and McGonnell rt,

winners of Chandler and Don vs, Maclicnzie and Rogers.

Ladies doubles (finals)

.Wran and MacPherson vs, dine and Matheson.

If Barbara Wran defeats Mar- gic Jardine this afternoon in the Indies' finals the two players will meet again tomorrow afternoon at two otclock in another match. The series is a round robin affair and Miss Jardine has already won one match.

BasebaILraclice

The following baseball prriclircs will be held today: " 10.00-Bantam All Stars to cct team for play-offs. 5.00-Junior Abbies. Sunday l0.00-Midget All Star to srlcci

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Jeff Chandler

Loretta Young - ltomance - Drama - Bank

team for Island playdowns.

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Entries Close Wednesday. Sept. 2 12 Midnight.

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ELIGIBILITY LIST

Cars eligible to participate in the Trials for flu- Marltlmochamplonshlp Stock Car Races to be into at

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Race Secretary.

FRIDAY &

Murray River Theatre

MURRAY RIVER, AUG. 28 It 29-8:30 P.M.

tfllames and Diving Don't Mix"

non -c"liiliisiiIl'il" liniiilitt BOOTII

'Alsoi Short Subjects and Serial . FEDERAL AGENTS vs. mm UNDIBWOBLD

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can No. 8--DAVE JOHNSON CAR N0. 9-mcwan JONES can No. 10-STEWART CRABBE on NO. 11-1ioLLv'rmzzr:L on NO. 12-DONNIE BREHAUT can N0. 13-BUZZ McPHEE OAR N0. 13A-CLARENCE-BABINEAU on NO. 15-MERYL CLARKE on NO. 17-ms. (ELEMENTS--G. noaonsm CAR N0. 19-IVAN LEARD can No. 22--BLAIR STEVENS can No. 25-IVAN imimv can No. 33-GORDON CONSTABLE

. on NO. 44-KEITH BRYANTON CAR NO. 54-11. nicinivsou I can No. 55-0. woomminon can No. 69-FLICKER TAXI on NO. '15-ERIC JOHNSTON ' CAR N0. 77.-nonnm LEARD

CAR N0. .98-EDISON wsrrs ll REESE NEWSON 1

CAR N0.'99-TOM LOGAN ' CAR N0. 100--TOM MATHEWS

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