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Pictured above are Miss Kathy Kemp. Charlottetown. and Barry

Contest. Each week for the next

seven weeks. seven more boys and PM "I9 Winn". iiloiill Willi the

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In "Strawberry Run"-4'19 main movement of sea trout into fresh water...has slowed to a walk.; For the past week or ten days thei advance guud....the smaller fry have hovered at the high tide msrk. . Some halt pound fresh run trout.l have been caught below Cass's'i bridge and a heavy movement of. sea trout has been observed mov-I In: past the Blockhouse Point into the Hilleboro River this past few days. A few in the half and threei quarter pound class have been. creeled by persistent anglers butl In the main they are not interested in artificial lures. It is thought that it will be the first week in July be- fore fmohwaier fishing for the l beaveyweights will reach its peak.

I have seen Matthew's Pool on I Gurney'a stream full of big trout on June 26th but trout never run . strictly on schedule. They t-oiildi there at this moment ..s pool could be barren one evening and full of trout the next morning. Trout are. moving in the Montague river and at least one good catch was made under lihe bridge below Rat-khani's'. Mill at Wheatly River. This late June run is our heaviest. There are later movements of sea trout in fresh water of lesser volume and then we have the spawning run to- ward the close of the fishing sea- son. This run doesn't really figure

Sea Trout Movement To Fresh Water Slowed Down

-in the anglers calendar as the fish- hawy I amhmed hm him and med

ing season close: on September At this date trout, especially the spawning females. begin to break down and their flesh loses its flav- our. Old Timers insist we have an early run in May which they call the "Lilac Hun" In other words. when the lilacs are in bloom watch out for fresh run trout. Personally I have never noted any unusual movement of trout in May...'incom- ing that is..but the Old Timers could be right.

Recently some of the boys ang- ling in tidal waters have tangled with some weighty denizens of the deep they never even glimpsed...

"a seaward rush there wu no stop-

ng. It gives one a queer sensat- ion to find something on the end of th line that feels like a big steer heading for parts unknown. its just in matter of giving it the liiiii and hoping for the best and then. the line or leader snaps. It could he a sea bass or oversize speckled trout of salt water variety.

Years ago Rainbow trout were introduced to New Zealand from British Columbia and in some Vt-ii Nt-w Zealand rivers rainbows weighing twenty-five and thirty pounds have -been landed on rod and reel. Some are alleged to crowd the forty and fifty pound mark. This columnist is willing to

i we have 15 pound Steelhcads

diet we and I hit poiniden. My angling has been somewhatl limited this season. just four tripsh

out. My last trip out was on Wed-L .ncsday evening. The wind vi ash easii-rlv hut vias oveicast ii ith l

. . T .. . .h. 5 . V a ham (mule and I hzured H has he iiadiiional iiia s loiell

wmh h lryh Anywah-I re" the and Souris. viill meet Sunday at

Morell. This rivalry has grown the spinning tackle. I tried out the mm" mmugh the wars Bduba" "huh: Nhhd M m, Jmd in an y and Hockey has been the sports in dillert-ni types of luriw in the tack-ll which this rivalry has been th e le box iiiih results t'xr'it'll)' Nil. 1'3,-gage,-3 Hhh.H-er had a few worms in a can Just in l I ' case but even the harden Hackles, didn't produce. I l('lI a yen for Il'lDfI trout and dug the worms as extra security. I ('lllIld have sari-idl

sini-e Morell dropped back to Intermediate in hockey. baseball alone now car- ries the load.

Until a few years ago. both

niixself the lrouiilc. l reeled in! leams. l”””9' 3 P '3 "I 9”" l ii and ,-3. ,h H", boa, takhlg in the yeven in strength. but in the last sieliis. A ml.l5I(l-tl giving three few .”'3”- Mllrell ha! 5Ui'29il 3-

iitung gmmmmg and feeding '95. head. But this does not make the sniis kept me lntt-ii-sled for a Iimel83"iP Elly lE55 Pxriling Vo mat- but the rain lnCr0iINtKI and l wa 5 iter who viins, the score is aliiays i'cc.'itii' to pull up anrlior alihuughlclose and the Eanics light

I has loath to go home iroutless. I This game iias in hate twp n l I didn't fetch nil fly rod and was played on Souris diamond. but .oui of luck on thal st-ore Just thenlthe diamond is not completed. as I ri-niembere a it-ry small fly I yet. so the hoiiie game dent-is have had somewhere lil my pocket book.1 been reversed Souris starter in "”"'"l "ii 113” P”'”""S I "191 99" WINS game will be either Lem Pari- ilni-l.t-ml on the -iri-ct and vie i:liat- ugi or R011”, ,i,,,,k,,,e

iml about trout llihllll: Doug lies snuri. Si URI): haip h..,.h h,.h1 flies and Just as -iii parted he harid- mg w,rh-0.... an wpek In p”,pa'.m M "'9 "'5 PM W” ”-.V ”””l ll” lion for mu game. At the fll'sl inniark: Ive lst'fI this fly a lot pralm, hh. Sunday, 8 lemahw

I”'' 'f -"I" Wm” Wm? I”" Mm ' starting liiii-iii) was D co cl ll c e rl lilLl II' I try ii I i "f is I ' .

W flu. ” 'b, "u "we" I . II .This iiioii- iias not in ciiiiiplcic IHIHI Ye ("I up I dug H 0" Iia"l'ci-iiii-iii with manv ivlio ft-lt flllfl fastened ii I tli nd f the '” "

0 P P O l that to .'liI' a player a fair t'll:Illi't'

iiilon on the Kpiiiniiig rod. It irasl liurii to get Ill iilll any distance but tiiially l reailicd out about fifteen , , , ti-ct I was rccling II in in a listless, "”'”” ”'9"f”9- Vllm "””'l I” half hearted iiianner viith a bigi "I9 M" Wnlerllelder 1" the I”m'9 mhh fanhgh (mm my mind tllhlll start as catcher. Jim is oiic of.

The fly Wits about ivio feet from "I" li””'5l "'9" in "W lfailiir. and

l0 ll.i' for a iioslflon would in k r at ii'i'i least three prarliires

SPORT OF KING'S . Morell And Souris, Sunday E

The Guardian Page 1 Seturdly. June 29, 1957 ..e......&x. two deteat.a.Xi.lii the men's gaina his iibiial iiiu lion in left field The llie L.Y.C. won (-1 Elmer Dotseet hsuuris outfield has been iieak the. WM high for Souris. In the Nam IIBSIIIFIA h('Q,ilis' and mm the p,,s..en's game,, Irene Ksssner saved lsible excepinin of left field will re- "'9 Womlil "Om Men shut out as main that iiay. she took high single In the I At the nu-sent time the pitching 135' 5”i"F' . is a weak link, but runiiirc have n 3 we -.-.ee4j g h. . X ,, - V y. .;..:L:....'...:':.:".:::r .i:'.l.":.::::.l ammo-i PIIUIIPII suuris might make things. Lo.-qoox, om. icp.-.0” N for the other teams in me hut of the 0” mm mm,” I . ' . operators for the Canadian Na. '1lir- '.lif'II are trying to got a siift- . hah Mun organmh A kw pramutiiinal Telegraphs system in.wesi. H... mm been hpldv hhh z,,,,d'ern Ontario retired Friday. He II l.IlIl'llii Ii. frliiiiiias Bet-hey who began work- .-ii last the end of the himlingiing in telegraph offices as a mes- iiail has bet-n l'Pat'llPlI Stillrli senzer for the British post office box lers visited ('liai'liirl9liivin in l.oni'iiin, England. in 1907 and lav week. and came honic with operator for the CNT here.

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girls will be selected as semi-

finallsts. At the conclusion

best name submitted by the eight- I

lmaclillillan. Vernon Bridge. the second weekly semi-finalists win- nor: in the Perfection Penguin

Oile Darent as guardian. will be sent on an all expense paid trip

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Livonia. Michegan. and Is making his presence felt as you will notice by the following: He won the three- year-old pace with Josedale Jaun- I d to 2 m 35 "I. its in 2.11.4-5, won the C Trot, purse liiid bf?" "Wfrla n mntlm Sham SL000. with Hosedale Fair Play the 5th dash sh 0B00mor owned lime 2.092-5, won the B Pace. purse g:yBl'llg'IIl.,hilKu(t3uI; tltdolwlhn and 51.200, with Josedale Lucky Hal - i " L .' ' lulher events. '2li'hl)'9:;l5llxn('(hg(g::"hasI::fIm'i: me: At the same meeting, an... field. Johnny Rirssell. 2.07- 4-5. that raced last Year in ill?

a , C - . :Iv(iIlllI()grs1:5!iIglY:rciV8EIIII1r:I:VIllI'I:Serfn Victory Song Three-Yer-Old Trot.

0 I2 26 Mm Bmkmm. 2' Johnny ,The first dash was at one mile. and

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Wayne Smart. who wrote several articles in Hoofbeats that were much ap- preciated. made a world's record

gay: t.I:3dswLns,:oYle(.:r .'.",,,..,, gem been unbeaten prior to this race.' non-es. Newcastle. N. 3.. won mg The second dash was at a mile and

um same ,0 ,-nmone-sixteenth. and Curley Smart ;1;';:'..::'... Joan. .. ;.p.....g.- some from behind to win in 2.112s old fillv by Portlight. driven by T. with Philip Frost and to lower the C. Collette. time 2.18 2-5, . newiworld's record for that distance at nchrdh on a half-mile track from 2.12. where it was set by Scott Frost in

MAKES DEBUT E1955.

Tuesday nights program at the pmg ggcolu)

Charlottetown Driving Park was

A real sparkling one. and despite Some excellent write-ups are ap- the cold night. everybody stayed pearing in the harness horse pap- until the finish. In the D Pace,.ers about Indian Land, 1.594-5 that Brian: Drcam.making his i-ac-ldied recently at the age of 16. He ing debut. won in 2.19 driven by.had been retired to the stallion Dave Wiscncr. Joe Power not iranks In I953. with earnings of Sltl.

had covered ii half mile in 57 se- conds befiirc he could be recalled. In the next score they got off on the one an one-qiiarier mile journey. and the real thrill came in the last 25 yards illll'n Joe bought Indian I-and iliroiiizh l')('fWPen supposedly

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sure winners to be pholoed first by me me Cardigan riwr and mm,” 3 h"d- "9 had '15” W9" "I G"l”'"”'- claim they are heavier and th e v lililwaukee. Springfield and l.cx- mum he ,'.h1h,b The biggest gpwkr ”'gl”"i aml had Wm ' ””'"'''3" led trout lever caught weighed L": "I 31900 Fl weslbury PM "lh" pounds. I was fishing at the linic track” . - with the late ”.lne"' Trainor at

Joe severed his connection with Gunnis Bridge. Millvalc. It was "19. C3-Slleion Farm ll'i0Pll.V after. a sea trout and iihat a scrappcr it liidiflli Land WI! Mild to William vias. I landed a rainbow in Kci:-iii's Erving, Haledon. New. Jersey, for Lake that tipped the scales at 3i-I 520.000. Joe raced him for .IIi'.lpounrls. l donli yen to iangleiiiih Erving and won 824,730 with In- any trout weighing over 6 pttuiitlq dian Land. 'not if tlicy scrap in proportion to

the boat wlii-ii ilic boitom came up in ineet me and hlnl); nf water the paths Reggie Peters. a neui-um. sire of eggs splashed iiiio the boat, er in Siiuris baseball will noon at The smack soiiiidcd like a shot. I Ilitlllilll I had a uliale on for a last man with a glove will start a few miniitcs ..a rcal livt-ly whale.

The small fly down in Hill roof fight Wllllillll

it could fight viilhoiil having it s mouth pulled open

ivon the batilc. iiiclics.....1 pan

pistol wt-unit base

iias hooked well of Iii mouth and having its mmll 7' ance I ll nit-asiircd I4 iroiii par PXl'0lIvlllfTIP.

is iiiry IIZIIIZOHIIIS on the liascpzilhs

His brother f'I.1udp.

the shortstop pnsliinn h IAP(T Gallant. manager, iiill fill

Combined with fresh rolls. fin ally and molasses it sure hit the spot. I'll remember that trout for I long

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many congratulations. In the free-l944. He started racing as a two - for all Ann's Drame driven by” George Callbeck. pleased own- er Williard MacDonald of Summer- aide very much by wlnnliil b0lh dashes; Betty French 2-dr.. Denny Pointer il-2. Shawl 3-2 Elwood shook llii- Pointer horse out the last I00 yards and flashed some

Grand Circuit speed. time 2.12 'm and 2.14 3-5.

The B. Trot was a dandy. and Royal Train. driven by Junior

Chappcll. had to stcp a last quab ter in 32 seconds to fight off I sparkling finish by New Forest IF. Rt-rnnrdi; time for the halfl 1.06 iind the mile in 2.l7: winning f'iill1FI'. Dr. Preston Maclntyre.l liinniague.

That sweet little pacer. Meg. owned by Horatio Schurmsn. Sum- mcrside. driven by Don MacNctl. nutfooted the pacer Ti'lbune. 2.09. driven by Cyril Smith in both dashes. The five other starters fin- ished close up. time 2.14 and 2.15 3-5. In the A Pace and Trot. that game little mare. Keppoch Poly- giilnwned and driven by H. Wil- lis. came through the pack with a tun-minute rush to finish ahead cit .'iIr. Jollscott In the first dasIi.. Premier .1. Walter. Jerry A. Hand on-r and G. Ann C. finished very' close; in fact it was one of the most exciting finishes seen this season. In the remaining dash. Mr. Jollscott tJ. Heniiessey) won by a neck from Keppocli Playgirl. with Premier J. Walter (Lowery) J. and .lerryA. Hanover (Llewel- Iyni 4. time 2.l4 and 2.14 2-5 Mr. Jollsctitt owned by Hill and Rogers

Marltimers made their presence felt at Foxboro Man. Tuesday night Joe MacDonald. Sydney won with Go Lucky In 2.09'Iii and wiiti Marday Lyhrooks Ike More- iude was third with Direct Mite time ,2.07.

At iiiirlit Don Seaman won with Just- Bettys Mark In 1.13 and Len Orn- ersi was second with Watclinis Lee- .-i James McGregor was third with Anthony L and won with "unnymede Darby in 1.1155 Be- ware owned by Hebe: ' , and ilrlvu by R. McAldutf Tig- iii.-ti won the Jinior Free roti- All Pica In 1.11 fastest time of the season at sackville Downs.

Todshts amine at the Charlottetown track will be as good or better than Tuesday Mitts Nuff said.

DOMINION DAY from any out in the IQ”: Dominion Day has been Summer-

Sacliville Downs Thursday ,

yearold. taking a record of 2.l2':.; and was then purchased by Castle ton Farm. He made one start as a three-year old on the Li-oi. an d won about 31.400. As a four-ycar- old hcwon 10 races. In I946. Sep Paiin raccd him and gave him a mark of 2.00 and was it times first to the wire. Finally Palin mark- ed him at 2.00 at Lexington.

The following year. 1947. he iiii-- proved and ran his earnings to ov- er 313.000. In I948 he was driven by Joe O'Brien. who had entered thc' employ of Castleion Farm with the understanding that he would drive the paccrs. and Sen Pal the trntters. The greatest day of his career. and probably the greatest- thrill that the proprietrcss of Cas- tlctnn Farm ever had. was on May 1, I948. There were 20 starters I n the Golden West 350.000 Pace at Santa Anita. Cal.

There was a false start. and Doc- tor Stanton. who was heavily back- ed and regarded as a sure winner

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