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Today's Goli Draw IaeN.B.-P.E.l. Tourney

Taken In

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Great Interest Being Rifle Asshe Meet

J ULY 7. 1948

. Spoil" Echoes From Prince Bounty

Annual .

v glfi Play l

I [Sub-Par ‘Performance

Gives Local Player ~

Sifi Stroke

Choking the touch lc-hole course with e biasing D Oeo. "Bub" Dowl- ing yesterday tied the amateur record for the Bolvedere course to take a eix stroke lead in the bet- tle for tire New Brunswick-PEI. amateur golf title. His sensa- tional performance gave him a two-day total o! 146 at: strokes better than G. J. Campbell's 162. Campbell, president of the Associ- ation and e. member ct the at.

Advantage

ahct e. ‘I0.’

Jimmy Walker. Belvedere mo. ie two etrokee behind therunner-up with cards ot-‘lt-li for a. total ct

15o. .

‘Best iiet o! the tourneineniwte date is also held b? Dowlinl rill e totei of 12B foi- the two ye’ competition.

0. Adair, lloaacton, n aeaiioe golfer, got what was probably the meant thing to e hole-il-

Andrew's Ailbilqllin 0111b. 9951M! M“ [n 1h; buy-guises“ flag

____ ___________________ . _ a two-over w ‘a4 yeimiiuvflwqadd m. ‘Ieeing off for the 10th

“ mic-Honors. Jack, a. n. Jen- Th 70th annual prize meeting l to his oneniua W’! l -. hole he landed the bail entire

hum, Duh“, 1 kins, c. 1.. chrnrnen. s; .5’. prim Edward nnhe Pro- Em"! rum w erme of pitch- Today the n: finalists which m,“ “m, MM m... m, loos-ii. s. Gregory. w. s. Oooi- vlncisl Rifle Association will be m? m" Piiclwd _ri least 1a in addition to the above pair uum- the cup i...- an eney birdie two.

eoo-nr. ll. O. Turner. John Wolstenholm. Dr. J. W. Sears.

ens-n. C. Wilkes. G. T. Urqu. hart. K. '1‘. Creighton.

mil-Joe streeter, V. H. savage, H. McInnis.

Sid-R. McKinnon, Willard Mc- Donald. Donald Mavor.

en, Gordon Hutchinson.

IOAO-F. Ct. Elkin, Mel W. finish, Frank Thomas.

l0.45—D. D. Patterson. MacMui-rey, J. A. snow.

l0.50—-John Ferris, B. Lund.

JIM“

First Division

Short. stocky. smooth Cecil Dowling who switches from e hockey stick to e. golf cfuh h; i)... seasons dictate showed a wizardry

stroking

on the fairways and greens of the

“'“ I

AMERICA! J Detroit t; Cleveland 0. New York 1; Boston 2. Philadelphia 5; Washington S. St. Louis ‘l; Chicago e.

held en the new rifle range near Tea Hill July 19-20-21. The three- day program will be the largest in the long history oi the Assoc- iation. A number 0d new matches end more prizes and a larger amount of money rwili make for even brlsker competition than that

Stewart, Kinsmen __ Gilli. Kinln-ien Mickus. R.C.A.F. Arseniiult, Legion , Powell. Red Sox ........... ..

Loaders in RiBrs-Oatwey. Kins-

se Eddie Croweii of the Heli- ax Ashbura Club. W. “ " 3w‘ d Charlottetown. Pete Kelly o! Fredericton, and T. K. Stewart 0i the Algonquin Club, meet in the final 18-holes to decide this year's titieholder. and someoi the hot- test golf in years should be wit-

The hole known as “The Bridges" 1a the second lholtlt of the coureo-ISB yards. A ravine and send trap form tiie iiaaarda.

Jmvioii invasion

g_j()_N_ Dobblestyn,’ Gama Belvedere course that has not been o: last. year. nessed by the iuse gallery that is m m; junior Qjviglgg 3m Roper. C. A. Richard. Hhidxcllfienzic. L l. equalled for many a day. The iun- “TIBNATIONAL ‘llhe range is now in first class 133201;!’ Gsmmsgamz; expected. ' Thoinipaon of the Riverside Golf 3_95_J_ L Honandswonh D_ 1'. . . y. ior member of the Doiwling liro- condition and practices are being 4‘ Lmiberfinczki," 4_ ' 0113,1515; ghegd 01 m; 115m gm,

Humphrey. Dave Gillispie.

B.30-.B‘red Tregunno, Bill Boy- ies. G. Chapman.

855-5. McDonald, H. 0. Clark. J. G. McDonald.

liAo-J. G. Burchiii, J. Mitchell, A. l". Blake.

lAiS-J. A. Horne, Tom Clark. \_ 850-1. Storer, 8am Clark.

Third Division '1

nos-sin Thomson, Ben Iancr. Allan McMillan.

lilo-W. S. I-l. Crawford, John Steele. J. R. skinner.

lilo-Francis Mevor. Ralph Coe- teilo, Kent Ross.

1120-11.. H. Lister, B111 Davidson, M. J. Dowling.

1125-11. A. Noble, Maurice Mc- Donald, E. G. Likely.

lino-John Randlee, l‘... H. Nor-

thers combination toured the l5 hole 72 par course in 69. il- il- rl- it r.‘

It was a record equalling per- formance that delighted the gallery and drew congratulations from all sides. A Fredericton golIer E. 0 Turner established the amateur mark in the early thirties and A.t. MacKenzie who led the field 5n

Baltimore 10: Syracuse S. Jersey City 8; Newark 0. Montreal at Rochester pg‘. rain.

NATIONAL

Boston d; New York 8. Brooklyn 5; Philadelphia 0. Cincinnati d; Pittsburgh t. Chicago 12; St. Iouis l0.

to give every rifleman an op- portunity to shoot. Officers com- manding the various units are ' giving splendid encouragement and making available rifles for mom- bers of their units.

An aimourer is expected to arrive from Halifax several dime before the matches to take any kinks out of the shooting irons. Lest

There's been a lot of talk among the (one about the relative merits of the shortstops of the Simmer- side League, so we give you he". with the fielding averages oi the different men who played that dif- ficult Position. Note that these figures do not include chances ac- cepted or missed while these play-

licld morning and afternoon so .-

LEADIR-S "HOT"

The e1: leaders were all hot yea- terdey with five of them coining home in under 80 and Kelly hist- hitting the 90 mark. but DOWUM’! magic putter stole the show of the tournament to date. Shooting a birdie on the first hole the. young elect-maker was off on his record- equalling performance, end before

rounds of 90-81 for 162, while Irv Praught of the charlottetown Olui and Thane Cody of Riverside botl have 178's. F. Dempsey oi Mono- ton is in fourth piece with 1'79. In the senior competi“ epea to players 50 years or over J. W. ertt o! Aroostock Valley Oluii ehot an 83 yesterday to take over the lead. his 172 being air etrokei better than the 1'18 compiled by I:

I hm. B“ N_ Pwpm the opening day duplicgtgd the h m m‘ crs played in other positions. They w- 3811i. 0. C. Kane H. H&1‘-5i-'e>—1t0bt. McIntosh, Jack 1°“ “me t“: f“: “Em i. gfxticdongdfcfiatthei 1111111511’ arnde we‘; 1.1.11‘; w mffleldmg m ma“ new gceldgdmiig? 511x110 ‘hbirdrizrndto hi1: 11'?- 2:01.112: gtfgdfltltiixtl.’ 130113111X: . r. - y. >v . “B b" D s quite discouraged. But a few min- P0 A E rot total while going over par on two equalled yesterday °-°°—N- -l- ‘Jrbeldu. Dempsey. P. r_, i1 uwlins emerged from lltll with the "rifle doctor" and Landry xinernen i e o 1000 ' ' av. Praught. . A Championship flight t» yesterday's Ploy e iripie threat. rin he was out in the irrv uiuulr-s Lambert RCAF a 12 a a... mm‘ m“ “mm” ‘m ‘m "1" i“ ‘h’ l"? i" "I" iii-inc. ,_o5_.r_ B. Rom". on“ mum‘, l“ m. 36 holes 81v" hm l a“ _____ om o! the blues‘ matches or Mwxoy. Kihémk’; 9 2 3 .786 others. On the final two he sot Chariottetowne No. 1 team. coma banging Pierce . Lw-Cecll Dowlinl. G. J. Oeiiip- stroke advantnte over his nearest the mm H Landry ' m“ duflcmu“ bu‘ h‘ “wad h“ W“ "1 O”- md u i“ “'1' ere-m. .1. P, Mgjnq-ngy. p“, bell, Edwin Crowell. conrpetitor inthe amateur title hunt, mnmn-riouar. I ' ' Kgwmm n a a m "Y Wt m W"! wulllm i" ins. Ari McKrulir en Bill Beer. Harley. John I-Iaylock. l-Iil-W. A. Beer, P. O. Kelly. '1'. s one stroke advantagg h, t," 0pm _ 0pm” my s‘ Bernard Legion a 5 6 .684 climax his sensational periorm- ngsbthetliiowziteroeimof mfolzleow. ' ' e y e oniqu an;

916-0. L.‘ Peters, R. A. Nixon, all McNeil!

K. Stewart.

play and a. six stroke lead for the net competition. It marks the first

Montreal

Since Tnntori Landry hasn't been

The first match to be fired will playing long enough to deserve

ance. "Pud" Beer the other Charlotte- town finalist and present club

with dfl while the local No. 8 teein has the best low not wifli

w e1 920-11. I‘. Oroaee, Vernon ‘ YMQ-"ll" mm- "wrflillfl Y" "@0159- i-hlt I Newark . 85 lo . ., shots re xnieht. Douglas Skinner. iso-xre Zabowski, Archie sun- PM" 1" "it N-R-P-E-I- tvurrir- syracuse . a4 s4 soo 2: 2.2.’. wdsf. gxhoegrelmgilllgo a1 thfirixcak’ ltiioekaierigtleliwibrgztenits. "4 Wvimi“ ‘mwiwl "W! 5“- , ox-c. a. Peifer, Ivan o. ltairc, ner, Jimmie wenrer. - “n” *3" °*"'“*°d'“P ‘l m" "W" nurihic s1 a1 s00 prise. and the No. 5 Divisional But he'd better keep his fingers m‘ ‘°“°*' ‘"1" Ymmill’ " i" I i." WW Ru-fliivu- im-ochn McPherson, Don sin- "1" 7“- Jersey City s7 s1 s00 Singals n.c.c.s. trophy will he crossed. We have the reputation of- "s" i“ Wm‘ t "M" '15 1° WM‘ 75701731’!!! 0U"!!! Ii lilo-Ken Nueeni. W. r. Wheeler. eieir. Ned Mclluekey. * ‘t "' ‘t Toronto .. av so new awarded to the winner. There will putting e. hoodoo on any shortstop "P in "will vim flier rhwiius ~ y. n. Rodd. 130-0. Brault, Oliver seire. °°"“"¢ h“ *° i" 1°04 wicr- neeheem so so sea also be a. service riile rneteh in that we pet en the buck with s "1 '3 i" "it We!!!“ iithmu The blilieriue rm rot by the I.$-Dougies MecKiiy, Ivan Jock lioiwe. I". Oedieiiix. day for the leaders were ell set- gunmen ,_ _ 35 44, 35g “onnemm, with m“ much, and spot; “m, warn ‘w, you m, w“ holes Monday, while Kelly ‘and leaders yesterday new favorites lreinor. nric Mahony. i; ‘- "u: I hlletrrine place and as r. » .11 0mg;- mgtchgs with 14. prizes. the third heeemen pen out next BiWI-ri stroked consistently to fail to aein the chamcicuahia eso-z. M. negneli. it. I, itch. result the gallery saw some ii.-.e ‘muggy Th," mam,” ‘u, designed to m... o; m, ¢o1umn_ get into the charmed circle. round notable among them seine yum 31m “mm Hoe exhibition or golf with long booni- encourage beginners in i-iile shoot- Art McKenzie, another einooth- R. Harley of the Moncton Club Mat-M. K. Hickey, 1!. a mxeh, i"! iiliws- deadly approach efionr mwdud _v _ g a 5,3 mm According in e eentempei-hry stroking Beivedere member end and John Steele of Riverside. p L. sieevee. "d "“°°"\ Yum“ YEBWHHB- But Philadelphia es 2o nos on... mm}... jncludg the sport scribe, (we like that word the loader o! the first dI/y's play, i-miey wound up the second day ‘iii-Rev Kcuuey- 0- I. Meir. "*1" P” PM“ l “"811 mil i» New York .. 4i. so .511 on...” Bfgg, Lin“ maflgh. 10 "contemporary" and hope it fits encountered tough luck in his eec- with m. with steeie shooting m. 95.3w“ Huwhmn’ n a crack over the treacherous Belve- Boston 35 33 5;; round, at 30o ya,“ mere Wm b, in there 0.x.) "One of the old orid round to wind up with an M; three and four strokes otf the pace erewneii. n’ ,__ v _-_ ," :1‘§;er°s°'§:§e';e% izblilrw 1:" ti? Detroit a4 s1 .419 39 w,“ g...- t... ma... m...“ m; baseballhfans who seldtomitniitl-tseom: added t: his first total er 1e the respectively. » , _ ' _ n e en s $51 _ _ _ ' 1° game" as come ou w oun 1- ugfl ma“; e g1 “d'|v !-"—‘""*- Imufl Divllivn p The first major horseshoe tour- flrmoht 1115mm the “mm on‘ $12121?!‘ " g: i: 352 will!‘ lgecswarggeeihe gvirirxiert-te l“°"'°“"°°"'°“* “l” “Pm- Ga" 1hr glxiumnjionship by a‘ 1.121.311? rrgmomethimmnttiirzireflfifltiirhot ~ nament of the season will get un- ‘we at h“ been made °“ ‘i Chicago . .. 23 44 5&3 The Moore and McLeod Ltd. 15"‘; "d Ma°Mmd° 511111115 1* P“ one stroke. on the final eighteen holes owei Qua-fun igl-nirgiith. R. Begnall. gerway et the Brighton Horseshoe Tm ‘Megan: tuumtment Wm“ match, 10 shots at 500 yards. i8 12,1131 ‘ifgéimmgg’ gay A1253? thDowlin: in addition to ieadins the tough Belvedere course. not mm_A_ Q Klrkpnmckl J. l. miixizieiaezcftoiundascyk tit V23: up this afternoon and despm me NATIONAL prize; tangle thfilniezth Reece Reg t. never be Chung" m! my reason}, mo‘ trlmetfiviiiiénshozsamakerndeigo which fell heavily for the last t. g Wimm- V" “W- terday 5o far this season nnyin- ‘m "u" 9W1"! h“ t mmim- Boston 4a so sea cugheo cemercn-vinnieemhe match W° 1"“ 111°" 1”" ‘°°- 1"" 11"" tournament Mn him," h e om md 1 m“ mun“, m“ ‘°~1°"1*“"° Mal"- Jl- PM!" crease-in interest has been noted “b” Mam“ t” ‘Wk °“ w 8°“ i‘ st 1.101115“ as a: n42 1o rounds’ at e00 srds ‘Ilhis match ""1- "fl"! my m 11°‘ "mm" to win the gopgi c111 ‘it ghnife no“ i?“ 51W up m. m“ “new '7' c“ chapman- - and. all players desirous of cnter- the abimy °1 the other five m“ Pitts-bur h 3'1 32 53 i" s onsored by M1". James D d the 3mm‘ “w” M L0H“ or his 146 t0‘al bei bmzonth p’ 80mm n but m l. ma‘, “u”. nuns-Adrian Knight’ 3mm M“ "l8 “is ivrtlicciriius tournament “nmllll! m" "dwell before the New v.3. 34 35 ‘e93 éemgren of 111110 in ‘mcmufy 01 me cahmdim Senamch “wit? it Zas zebovveirri “$.33; eAsiibumlg Z7f§§“..°§§§'1r§' 111:1“ 1111111121? 111ml» DOUBUH Sfllllidfift- along with tossers anxious to join “"51 pun‘ 15 sunk ‘m u“ 31°'ya'd Philadel his 86 3B .483 his daughter Helen S Cameron would e an “gm to “n” em oili m t " ' '- ioao-n. T. Holman, J. c. Lain the club are asked to meet at “"8 1w‘ h°1°-D°w““@ "°"’°"e' 15 Brookly: a2 as Ls riic o! e4... Ldr 11w Vlnnl: °°°"“°"““Y- Th“ "e “m “h” g r3." as eh ‘longs Wm also oomph“ m“ on . - ' co . " ' ‘ ‘ ' ‘ ' bo s who do rett well out there Wskir 1mm" “it "wild 13 D1817 in filo afternoon with the lord Clogg m, club Home this evening l; 3 o1 as a cucumber under fire and cincinnati . .458 combe. Mr. Cameron contributes tog’ besides bang yak“, heuywuh holes yesterday with e '16, wound remainder of the big field letartin|

ions-w. B. Wood. Thane oecy.

pm. sharp so final arrangements

P. '1‘. Caughey.

can be worked out.

it was the consensus of opinion among veterans of the game last

Chicago

.423 $50 towards the prize list and n

magnificent trophy to be cum the stick. Powell, Vince Grant, end

up the second day with e total of 147, six better than Algonquinw

i-‘heneuf are three that come to

out early in the morning on flu

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1 m u, h; 1 last lap o! the M-hole competi- rf l“, i g. “N4, . -_ :1 é “HY . fugflcienftw zflnzafiug°gfmg"ggz I peted for annually. figdfii); irsrglennobzzg §ilfinpigfgygé Archie skinner. who yesterday also tion. - _ t Ill S , . Winn“ t. mm“ 9”’ 3"” w second biiee bu't those bo g cou ‘ . '1 1' 1' "' , be ed ' io v y x1 Y 9 ' Closing chapter in the fir t eec- “l ‘m “c” “- °“ n" t d s ‘ _ o, e... .. .... Junior sen... 1eosue Oily League iiaino ei§."’£“e§.’.'.§..f.'.°.t2$..“.i.t£; ‘it. g3’; ggggghggg, es er a 3 99795 * ' is hed l - ' ' ' - ' » ' . PM‘: dlltrlntifiidtorvhetgmlglrggiiti e r- fg°t:oo'tm 9&1; “a?” mbeflwg difficult and others fairly easy to 1-1- . v gages meet la another’; tgflzijfidi ma“ ‘ad th-e whm" Wm new" aéiociucmzhtelitianhaizhté: telkne ' FIRST DIVISION ». , " xure.Despi 6 BC 5 C6 ' . m” 1f d 1km“ h_

Out-played them on Monday 315M '1- Th: giedtislri ctlonsoigmnlzsgch lpon- up their “m”: 0mm c l - b‘ n" h‘ DI! ‘GNI IN

_ the K-gilght: srekstill confident they I - sored by the Macdonald ‘tobacco gm“ m!“ m“ h“ who‘ we DIP/Win! (0) ........ ‘l’! 69 it} 1B

:3 ‘hmufhitth; “$322383 Knights and Iieccetengle in the 0o. Ltd. er Montreal, 1o shots et decided to look up the betting g f: l" i“

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1 -_ _- v scxoiaigatgiéigcrtaoc ti-‘sftlxcesalwaylt the having clinched section honors but W12“ egogigrrs glvtflffswhgongm all: ggilaataifdcmbggvtgell-(‘Jzexnffifiiggigf ‘l6 '3

"5 5 m" m?! Mvtltholw I-n all out struggle i-t contributed to other parts of the trio have an average r of ' .304. 01 80 161 ltl

is expected w draw a record expected. Much rivalry is evident program. ri-ett close eh what? Now Powell as '11 m -

v crowd this afternoon when the seo- between the two gqugd‘ mg and éhaned’ fie "l. M“ bu,“ B. Tompson (R) w a 1 i“ w 11.3, "Mk, gum.“ on “m, o; Nam Mummn’ Wm b. j ifiilglgersllggligll: 1x553: $151.; twlcéughinleza ifiiiinglebetfor Third nay idn the outer; gardens. busily balls 2- (Er g1 8i \ m iio M. of fl‘ be t P_ a Ho d | ed - 4 _ 6 I cl 5 fl- on’ seem o come ‘n Grant's - 0 82 in 14d ....... .52. 1.2.". .... 'e-"..'..'.’ "i"... i“ ‘Vi’ i’ "3 ~ n..":;".;‘;r:'.’::2 .’.5.°°.‘.'..".?i."i»f.f. i" "mt 1 m?" °" t» rm» ~ r- c“ =~~ c 3“ errors. t" c t" - "- _ I FY | I‘ Oil. - - -. Oil 4) t m m have been an“ u and 16w _ l Mlron- includes the Jones Memorial opinion on his prowess in thefieid - r , .. 82 g1 15g m

the grading by Toombe and Montgomery of Kensington. ‘, she ‘Sagas m, a“ we“ “IMP Lust liiflhi-I City Mimic w- match in memory of Pilot oiiieei- as yet. ‘men. of course, there's J- Skin-Mr AL) m g3 l“ w Entries close July 7th and may be sent to Linus Mulli- ‘ e- -l- + + ' 5.1?“ hem"? xmioxtmke; a: Mum M‘ ‘mm’ "W" ‘hm '1 Emma who cnmmue ' m“ m $2 $1” (1:- 1 m a‘ l“ l"

_ _ u vers wee ran ‘ ou an _ ' zoo, new. ‘not; ht, 5m, hm rover. e ou old with eIbQst ofthem, ~ . ears ) , e1 , 3g x l“ m

gun, Kinkeve, iiie secretory, or Nelson Meiiieeon, Spriiig- , Purine "it O wise" erwiri c p‘ ncmcnt ed the ihin 5...... ,.e w) y...“ This i. orig o. and though he aieht look such e K. mu ma.) .. . so as ie-i iii field, proprigfor, F 4 itfirgzglzenfinh“‘adbizlgtezliifiim: time this season that the Million- the most important matches e1 the much at tiiemlate lest year, he's B. Costello (R), M- 83 1e‘! 151 The” Wm be the fonwln Chan?‘ 0 B g e x e6 m e eiree team had run into adverse entire hmg-rhm and M11 h“, 3g been buetln em high. wide and R. Lister (M) .. ........................_ fi as 15g m

9 _ in several year er e n w! b weather conditions. prizes with the flflt prize a win handsome so iei- in ioee. 3. Davidson (n) i- 9g ' a»; 1

CLASS A nor mo PACE .. chalked up this ritcrnccn one -__-_-_--Ti_-- m“... m, m m, m, m... y, w.,...,,,,,.,..,, (u, ‘fjljjj a, s, i: i;

CLASS B TROT AND PACE * j the time starter Rankine hieinine er the season hetwe the two m“ a m", medal and s“ u,“ gcmumfl the difference he- as. Bowling (o) Oribilllldol . ea so 1

sends the first field of pacer: on teams with the locals having tak- t tween vmow ‘M “f”; “u in n" N b] "9 15

CLASS c TROT AND “CE ‘ the" WW- t" ‘h’ "'°"“" °‘ ‘h’ 5"""“'“‘“‘° btdeiiosgraricdngitiflreietatiaimrle "w strength oi e team's pinch u nZnZ..§1§’<ir. 8° 9° m m

CLASS D TROT AND PACE f 0 ili 4- + crew in an exhibition tilt nil!" the" Wm b, 17 py-iuj 1:, it ‘ hitters. so there should always be a: ukQly (WI) g: