mm, winners of the Jamiesonl pharmacy Trophy. emblematic ,.r the Kings County Softball W7,-up, This team clme from behind to take the Trophy fromirisey.

Vernon River Wins Kings Softball Championship

Vermin River won the Janue-lturninz in a splendid perform- ton Pharmacy Trophy. symbol

llllflt.

v it: I No N Riva Softball Cardigan who won the Montague.

Bakery Trophy in the regular .schedule.

LEFT FRONT Charles Mc- isaac. Norbert Fraser tCaptain) ,E. Doyle. G. Dunn. Clayton Mor-

Ciiarlea lltcisaac pitched

Mcinnia. Eldbalen (Coach), R. Morrisey.

IACK Rev. 1. Cash ilenti Jlni Cain. Btu Cain. Ron M. MacDonald. A.

Murphy. CINTIII: FRONT. lat boy

Jimmy Oulna.

down to the wire. with the score

tied J-all in the bottom of the

int innings, with two out and one runner on base. C. Mclsaae hit a Pinch hit double and R. Mclniila came through in fine style by battling a single. driv- ing in the winning run. H. Orn-

(Pratt-'

of the championship of Kings county Softball League by edg- ing Cardigan 4-3 in the second game of a doubleheader played pi Vernon River Sunday after- ,..,..n (lardigan look the first game by it score of 15 to 7. but varnon River took the series two pma; to one. The final games were witnessed by about 800 gpectatorl.

lmn-iirined Rog. Hughes pitch- ed hnlll games for Cardigan.

lthe first game for Vernon River and although hit hand, pltc steady ball. Ed. Murphy pl the secrmd game and turned in a magnificent perfonnance. striking out eleven batters. J. MacDonald played outstanding ball dflenlllciy for Cardigan. C. Cronin turned in a good game offensively. H. Hughes, cjtcjl. er for Cardigan. played his usual fine ball.

The second game went right

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limit and is extremely well liked by management and spectators. and does an exr-ellr-nt job. both gs announcer and i-. .sifier. The Saint .Iohn managcnticnt has an ambitious plan for improving the

in; it one of the best raceway: in the Marltimes. They have done unnriers with the track. and we uon't be surprised to see It couple of seconds faster in the rmt-ioo-distanl future. NEW TRACK

At various meetings of thc U.S T I directors. we have admirer. Walter .1. Michael. proprietor of Piclruick Farms. Bucyrus. Ohio. for his clear and ncll thought out opinions on important mat- tm Now we have greater sea- son to admire him. as on page 7'll of the Hnrncss Horse. Aug- mi zit. is a photo reproduction of an opt-ninll night look at the 560 lnnl zrandstand and clubhouse at tiluo': newest and finest night rmnc track - North Field Park.

It is the newest night racing trark in the United States and mu two million dollars. and is rriirrsrnlcd III the Harness Horse as an amazing triitmph over all l-ztntls of obstacles by Walter Ml- rliar-l and his associates in the I-nnstrtictinn of the new track. -lands. stables. etc. etc. in a little nirr three months. The lay- out is hr-initlful and it has the lat- ur and finest of appointments.

1' -2 a difficult thing for us to H-slur that such a monumental mk could be completed in such record time. but we have been told about Mr. Michael and other mm task! he had accomplished In we were prepared. We may -I-n my that Mr. Michael is one HI ilir lrleiidlleat men to he met

two is a native of Charlotte-

r'cnlPI'Iield. the grounds and mak-

with anywhere. and sent the writ- I er a personal invitation to be pre- sent at the above opening. WI-ILL BR!-ID

Our congratulations to H. Leslie Stiles. Woodstock. N.B.. for the splendid performance of his four- year-oid pacer Hal's Gal at Fred- ericton last Monday afternoon, when she won the 3rd and 7th dashes from a fast field in 2.12 3-5 and 2.10 1-5. She was driven by Bert Morey of Woodstock. who has given her all her training.

Hal's gal is sired by N. D. Hal. 2.01 dam Lola Date. by Play- dale. 2.0412. dam Roseworthy, by Al Worthy. 2.1517. second dam Shawnee Rose. by Colorado L, 2.l0la. third dam. Orwell Bell. Z.1fi. by Commodore Ledyard. .'l-17011. Bred by Joseph Morrissey, Cherry Valley. P.l:.l. Last owner. glilliam M. Stiles. Woodstock. N.

Lola Dale is also the dam of Bell Banks. 2.10 1-5. be Boll Boy. - also Lesabel. 4. 2.11 2-3 and pos- sibly others. A glance at Lola Dnlcis pedigree. we are sure. will brink back memories to hun- dreds of otir readers. Owners and brcedr-rs of Roscworthy. Shaw- nce Rose and Orwell Bell. and others who admired the stallion. Playdnle. and Commodore Ley- ard. brought here by Dr. Strick- land and proved an exceptional sire of speed. will think back to days long ago and remember hap- penings on our race tracks that thrilled and pleased them. The writer owned Orwell Bell. and considered her one of the most beautiful mares in this province. The trite Johnny Mccabe gave her early training and also rac- cd hcr.

WELL ('.0NTl'-ZSTED

our friend .1. L. Read has sent us a marked scorecard oi the Triiro Raceway program for La- bor Dny night. They had a large crowd and he events were ea-

noliy was plate umpire for both games and L. Mooney. D. Hawk- er. It. Mcxanna in the second. The League formed two years ago with Rev. J. Cash as presi- dent and re-elected this year in composed of four teams. Monta- gue. Iona. Cardigan. and Vernon River. The league bu created considerable lntereat and as- pects to have two more entrlu for next year. Noitlonlzle in the league was the good clean mortu- manshlp of all the players.

presented the silverware and Ro- bert Mccleave. M.P.. draped a colorful blanket on horse. which also

Ssckvllle track mark in landing the first dash. won the second dash. clocked In 2.07 :1-5.

the Scott lowered the

when Convalr he wan

"it was an enthusiastic and

wildly excited crowd that stood up ind roanxi as the nine fren- for-allers rushed through homeatretch. The time crowd bet heavily. not only on this race. but on the other events. The handle ord for tracks in Nova ia." Following are the records for the first four horses in the event: Fred Scott (A. Porterll -2. Con- valr (Mauser) 2-1. Sllcker Tana. til. MacDonald) 3-4. Sir Joseph tMacGregori 4-J. five other start.- ers. time 2.00 4-5 and 2.07 M. The former a new track record

the

official parimutud was 340.004 -a ree- Scot-

- former record was 2.07 I-5 held

by Convalr and Flaming Way. FOUR DOUBLE WINS

At Moncton last Monday night.

four races oduced double dun winners. Orange Hal won the lat and 4th dashes. but time 2.1 Madeline Smart won the 2nd and 6th dashes. May Kalmuck won the 8rd and 0th dashes. bell time 1.10. Bud Dasnta won the 5th and uh dash- es. but time 2.13. In the 1th and lfltb dashes. Abeeland was Johnny Russell 4-1. .lolllt.y'a Knlg 2-2. time 2.11 2-5 and 2.12 1-6.

best time 2.10 2-5.

I-1.

We received a scorecard of the

harness racing at Cbatham speed- way on August 20. for which we thank our friend A. D. Napke. It was a splendid program. and we the slit and mi duties of the 81.500 pace. with Johnny Russe

1-4. Congressional Boy tLangille

ii-2. Domlnion's I-.1. .lollity's ltlng 4-5. times 2N

note that Top Royal won

Pride (Klllam)

reptlonaliy well contested. In the lat and 4th dashes. Just Barbara lG. Wllllsl was 1-2. Taurida Bay (C, Smith! 21. time 2.12. a new record for Just Barbara. Just Barbara is ownod by Harold M. , " ' 1 W Wnnrisirte, Kr-nsingtntt;

" ' '" "m" 3' M "ll . Roy owned by Ray Stewart. Mur-

mvnus con equences. 1 inquir- M M m ;, me Mum dmuiray llarboiir. trial. in races 1

limit spot-iso as to why recommendation was forward- ed and he replied: "it was Just I zrsiiire”. The Implementation of a sustained "Feed Shelter" building program will help the envevl to survive the winters to multiply and build up their Mplllallons tn-ad more than all "it Kr-stiirel in the world.

In case some may wonder by what line of I noning I figur- rd we have a substantial in- crease in our I-Iun population our last season. when 1 am more or less grounded. it's be Pause l have kept in touch Illll many of my contacts 1 have met over the years. Here I' "10 gist of a convei-satlgil had with a farmer from e Minn! district a week or so II" ”I was in a barber shop

.'"'liV tzettirq prr-tiled up "'TV"ne was talking about how lrarce the Run: ware

Hunters' Corner Wnnllnlied from Page at

ll-5. Jolly .lim lnanicisl was 7-1, C7: ina Volo tMiicLeodl 2-7. Hal- ry”e Alpha Connorsl .1-2, time 214 and 2.12 4-5. a new record for Jolly .llm

in the third race. Mr Price 'l;l'Bl3lIl'l was 1. Lucky Bet lDan- lrlsl 2. time.2.l4 2-.5. Mr. Price I: owned by Mccha.-lcs and Hatfield. Truro in the 3th dash. Progress Brand. owned and driv- an by G. H Willis. Kenslngton. was 1. 1.. G. Hal (.1. Conroyl 2. Vera Signal IC. Srnlihl 3. time 2.13 .1-3. in the 7th dash. Ginger Will. owned by Arnold Weeks. Fredericton. FBI and driven by C Smith via! 1. Monster Henley

lth dash was won by Newfia Girl. owned by W. Flora of Pug- wnsh and driven by K Piakney. Laura Rudlotlg (Shea! 2. time 2.111 1-5

' seven by Abner T. Clegg .. six by . Jolllty. one by Ginaer. one by Argot Pointer and one by Cain-

at sackville Downs Monday ntht Frank's familiarity with the

z .:l:lz egia 5 R ITTTEFEIT IOOOIIODOIUOIUUID-'3

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IT ,l5ii3;553 at ill? ii

' 3 lzillli

it

Ill . in :3-iii tilill

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and n, Billy .lunr (C. Smlthi was T

fPinkneyi 2, time 2.15 4-5. The .

5.

2-5 and 2.00 4-8. Top Royal in owned and was driven by T. C. Collette.

At North Sydney last Monday. the free-for-all. purse 8400. was won by Tronla'a Bob. owned and driven by Archie Shore. Bonnie Mlle 2-2. Mickey Dale .1-S. Mr. Nghble 53. time 2.1! 2-a and 2.11

COLT STAKE!

Despite the threatening weather a large crowd attended the an- nual Colt Stakaa here Wednes- day night sponsored by the P.E.I. Harness Racing Club, of which Dr. R. F. Seaman is president and W. G. Gillespie. secretary- traasiuvr. R t was felt by everyone that . R. F. Seaman. who has been. along with secre- tary Bill Gillespie. the guiding spirit and mainly responsible for making these races the great suc- can that they have been through the years. could not be present. There was a very unexpected

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very iniscb-overlooked lalacona. that took a record last year as I -two-year-old of 1.1! 4-5. The time was 2.14. I new reeod for Pain

con. la the remaining dash of thla

after th three quarters. Pala- eona was pulled out and raced a very close second until a ahnrl distance from the wire. with Lady Lakeburn stepping the final quar- ter in 32 seconds. Pa1acon's time would be about 2.12 or 2.13 2-5. and Lady Lakeburn now has an official race record of 2.12. whlrii is also a new Maritime record for a Maritime-bi-ed three-yeah old trotter. We understand that Palacona was recently sold to George H. Brooklna. Kensington. and we must congratulate driver Myron Mat.-Arthur. who was up behind Lady Lakeburn. and driv- er Don MacNeil. whose training and driving have caused such an improvement in Palacona. Mention must also be made of the track. wlildi was perfect when the races started. but was slowed down considerably by the light rain which prevailed for most of the evening. Other win- ners whom we are pleased to con- gratulate are Leiut O'Brien. own- er of the two - year - old trotttr Mary Leah, driven by Harold Stead: Nellie": Pride lwilllsi 2. time 2.49 1-5 and 2.44. The two- year-old Pace was won by Pop- at First tboweryi l-2. Janet M. lChIppell) 2-1. time 2.21 and 2.24. Pepsi First owned and driven by Alfred Lowery; Janet M. is owned by Dr. Preeton Macin- tyre. The four-year-old Trot. Ru- thie's First IC. Smith) l-l. Misa Russell Simmons) It-2. James L. S. tMarNeli) 2-5, time 2.22 2-5 and 2.11 .1-5. Riittile's First ll

Prize List And

'HORsEC GENERAL PURPOSE

Brood Mare with her 19.37 off- apring at foot to halter. ist. Diane Roberta. Tryon; 1nd. Mur- dock MacKinnon, Rose Valley; lrd. Oliver 11. Parkman. Ne w Giaagow.

Foal of 1957, lat. Murdock MacKinnon. 2nd. Oliver H. Park- man. Jrd. Diane Roberts.

Fiuy or Gelding. under I yra. ist. Robert sherren. Crapaud; Ind. Raymond Matters. Weat- moreland.

Filly or Gelding. under 4 years. ist. Lorne Ferguson. Hampton: 2nd. Frank Campbell. Kelly's Cross; 8rd. Stanley May- hew. Kinkora.

Mare or Gelding. 4 wars and over. ist. Stanley Mayhew. Znd. Gordon Villett. Hampton; 3rd. Ernest Francis. Kinkora.

Filly. Gelding or Stallion und- er 2 yrs. lat, Peter Buchanan.

Two a s. progeny of'onc dam, any age, lat. Stanley May- hew. hd. Murdock MacKinnon. ard. Fred Walsh. Tryon.

Three animals set of one sire. any age. lat. Lorne Ferguson. 2nd Stanley Mayhew. Jrd. Alva Walsh. Kinkora.

CARRIAGE HORSES

Stallion. 4 years and over, lat. Stanley Mayltew.

Stallion under 4 years, lat. nie Thompson. Crapaiiti.

Brood Mare. with her 1057 off- spring at foot to halter, ist. Stanley Mayhew and Gen. Kit- son. Hampshire.

Foal of 1957, int. Geo. 1". Kit-

Percy H. Dickieson. New Glas- gow.

Filly or Gelding. under 4 years. ist. Stanley Mr-iyhr-w. 2nd, Allred MacP'-ball. Briaishaw.

owned by James Shaw. The three- year-old pace. Jolly Bruce ID. M Neill 2-1. Dr. Wilfred C. lSobe)') 1-3. Jean Clegg (H. Stead! 5-2.p time 2.18 2-5 and 2.18 4-5.

STABLE SOLD

A transaction of considerable importance :in Harness Horse doings took place yesterday morning when Stanley Mayhew of Klnlrors bought the Harness Horse holdings of Lt. Col. D.A. MacKinnon, consisting of Pet Hanover. 2.1.1 2-5, Feather Dust- er. 2.10. and Nightmare Alice. 2.21 2-5. all trotters. also the four-year-old pacing mare Nel- lie Bangs that was second in the three-year-old futurlty pace of 1956. being timed in 2.14. The above horses ar In splendid condition and will pass into the hands of Clarkle Smith for training and racing. The following item. was very kindly handed to us by Lee Tay- Inr. Nine Mile Creek. being sent to him by brother Laurinea Taylor. Providence. RI

it call Danny Steele night at Bay State Raceway last night. and Just to prove he hasn't lost his touch the 76-yearolrl dean of

the nation's harnessdiorse driv- era brotueht a tmtter. Laurick. forging up on the outside and l

The Summerside. Prince F.d-I. wards island veteran. who has been a relnsman aince his l4th.' birthday. is a charter member of the Metropolitan Driving Club, of Boston and has been a Bayl State Raceway favorite for a decade. He is a resident of Brighton. Mass. CALL SERIES TALK! I

NEW YORK (AP! -- Ford ('.p I-'rlclr. commisioner of hasebalhi Tuesday called representatives of all National and Americanp League baseball clubs still in the. pennant race to meet with him in New York Sept. 0 :o iron out World series details. The series will open in the American I.--nine,

in be either Tuesday. Oct. 1. or

Wednesday. Oct. 2.

tennis In

yaaventl-Qetngar

l

Cant -Hhnunaave- .baQ4.bulsv nhadue&.

won the second race by a noarnl

Filly, Gelding or Stallion. 2 years, ist. Stanley Maybew, 2nd Stanley Mayhew.

Filly or Gelding. under 3 yra.. to halter. ist. Stanley Maybew,

Roadster. Mare or Gelding. over 2 years in harness; Trol- ling. ist. Hillard Francis. Kin- lrnra. 2nd. Mrs. Annie Thomp- lon. Ilrd. Stanley Mayhi-w.

Roadster. Mare or Gelding. over It years. in harness; Pac- ing. lat. Lorne Ferguson. 2nd. David Stewart. Southport: Jrd. Kenseth Robblee. Victoria.

Two animals. progeny of one dam. any age. lst, Stanley May-II hew. and Stanley Mayhew. .'lrd,; Percy H. Dicirieson.

Three animals. get of one sire, any age. lst Stanley May-I hew 2nd Stanley Mayhew, I

Filly or Gelding one yr. and under 2 yr. lsf Pr-rcy H. Dlclrieson. l

Prizes for the beat Roadster: More or Gelding over 3 yrs. in harness; Trotting: Hillard Fran-I cls. Klnkora: Pacing: Lorne Ferguson. Hampton.

DRAFT HORSES,

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Placing:

iiprinhai font to halter. lat. Ala J. acbonald, lreadalbane; znd. Lorna Ferguson.

Foal of 1057. lat. Alex .1. Mae- Donald. Ind. Lorne Ferguson. Filly or Gelding. under yearl. ist. George Murphy. Aug- ustine Cove. Md. Stanley May-

hew.

Filly or Gelding. under 4 years. ist. Vernon Walsh. Kla- ltora; Ziid. Stanley Maybew.

Mare or Gelding. 4 years and over under 1400 lb lat. Borden Walton. Desable; 2nd. Kenneth MacDougail. Argyle shore in! Stanley Mayhew.

mare or Gelding 4 yrs. and over. over tron lb. lat. David I-Iolm. DeSable; Ind. Borden Walton. ard. Stanley Mayliew.

Matched turn of Dralt Hor- ses. lat, Lorne Ferguson. Ind. Borden Walton, 2rd. Stanley Mayhew.

Two animals progeny of one dam. any age. lat. Stanley May- hew, 2nd, Alva Vlalail. led, George Murphy.

Three animals. got al one

aira, any age. lat. Lorna Fer- guson, 2nd. Stanley Maybew. 3rd. Ken Macnougall.

Prize for the best Mare er

Brood Mare. with her 105'! off-

Cnnndn Needs Two Museums

MONTREAL tCPv - A former cabinet minister said Tuesday Ca- nadians generally fall to realise the importance of museums in the country's development.

Hon. Jean Leuge. minister of, northern affairs in the last Lib-' eral cabinet. urged the federall government to help correct the situation by establishing two dis- tinctly Canadian museums. one of

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hew. Ind. Stanley Mayhew. Jrd. Myron Turner. Winsloe. 4th. Lowell Thomas Tryon sth, Stanley Mayhew.

Colt class for ponies. lat. Stanley Mayhew, Ind. Stanley Mayhew.

FOR SALE In Kensingion, P.!2.1. A house on Summer-side highway. Property of Mrs-

Fharles E. Yno. Apply Fred Dsvlaon or phone 77

Stanley Mgyhew, znd, Mn, An. , the best horse in the show, Dav-

aon. 2nd. Stanley Mayhew. Jrd. 0'

Gelding. 4 yrs. old or over, und- er 1400 lb, Borde Walton. Special Prize to the owner of

Kansington after 5:31).

id HoIm,DeSable. CAR FOR I

Special Prize for heat Brood I Mare with her 1957 nff-spring at 1956 Dodg. Ma)-f3ir' 8 foot to halter. Stanley Mayhew, ,l- d wnh 1. di W Kinkou cy in er, . a 0, ne I

Special Prize for the best foal C 37 condition Gleaming

1957 Alex. J. MacDonald. black, low price. will take B”"da"""'- hm trade in below but not

over '52 model. Can be seen in front of Alberton

. ,Llbrary 1 to S p.m. Satur- f:.l;l;"r.ff'f,,lla".','1,,';( ""r' ""1 day. Ontario plate No. I'- Pony Class, lat. Stanley May- 16631.

BUSINESS STAND FOR SALE

Large general country store in the vill- age of Malpeque. P.E.I.. on paved highway. In excellent farming and fishing section. This property consists of a main store 80 by 30 two storey. full basement. Warehouse 25 by 45. full basement. Double garage and egg grading station 60 by 30. smaller warehouse 25 by 30. Office I8 by 30. The main store is fully equipped to carry on business.

Prise for the Matched Team of Draft Horses. Lorne Ferguson. Hampton.

Prize for the heat Mare or

This store may be purchased with or without the sioclr and equipment or other buildings.

This is an old established Firm and is carrying on a prosperous business with room for expansion.

For further particulars coniacl--

MALPEQUE TRADING CO. LTD. Dougald MacNufi. Manager

SALE BY TENDER

Written tendera will be received by the tinder- signed. tip to and including September 10th. 1957, for the purchase with immediate salon. or the real- dence of the late Alfred C. Duc emin at 279 Richmond Street. (on lllllsborough Square). This residence of brick construction is hot water heated (oil ftirnncel. has nine (9) rooms and bath. lllghest or any tender nut ilN'OssaI'II)' accepted.