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sama $ Minor be would leave San Diego by undergane at mastoid oper- 4 uU to resume training for his title|/she is making satisfactory pro- : 10:30 — vs Browns 2:30 | Durelie of Baie Ste. Anne, N.B.| Moore should be up in about ‘ Beavers vs. / | The champion has been in San|three days.” i BACK = Diego since Tuesday to be with Moore, who admitted he hasn't frie 7 iN PRO = 3 a > % - STRETCH PITCHERS ‘ _NEW YORK (AP) — Probable poonase te today’s a oe : well on) the four-year-old pacer, Mighty enthesea): .- conditions| Dudley, owned by the K. and American League J. Stable, Montreal, won in 1.50 New York at Detroit —: Ford | it improvement ali|/3-5. Kh wes the firet time a har- (10-6) ‘vs. Foytack (97).. —- == @ Maritimes in the mil-| ness forse ever stepped a better- ' Washington at Clev eland—| : i and paced. Charlotte-|than4wo«inute mile in Canada, Fischer (8-4) vs. McLish (123). | : turned in its best perfor‘| and Keith Waples, the driver, Boston at Kansas City (N)—| ‘ Wednesday night when) gets «$2,000 boous. tran, Biche Schroll (0-0) vs. Daley (106). | HELP ! 2.10 4-5, with the twp] The above record took: place ennmaran . . miles of the program pac-| uring the running of the fourth a National League ] $ ee, owned by Wil-/leg of the Canada Pace for $10,- ‘Philadelphia at Cin cinnati—| “ and * Rankine| 800. Chief Maid was the heavy Cuedh sb a. mae a and driven by George| betting choice; she. - (10-5) The miles were in 2.06-|coud, with Great Adios third. Pittsburgh et Milwaukee—Law 45—the latter. mile| This was the second straight vic- (11-5) vs. Burdette (12-10). of a second slow-| tory for Mighty Dudley in compe- St. Louis at“Los Angeles (N)— winning mile in the| tition for the five - leg Canada Jackson (8-8)v 8 Drysdale (12-6). which was the- fsl-| Pece, sad stamped bien Sicerly ; Chicago at San Francisco—Bur- | tthe Markinnes tig ee of ail time. |P 3 hardt (48) vs. 8. Jones (13-10). : ee en eee ee Sa {Moore Leaves —_| : a : Willis, owner and breed-| “The Passing as se Loar ie : taish, spring pastures -boost- Milk. Production-with their high Protein and Vit-- s Lad, certainly’ un- a heagen a, For Montreal amin content.—But not for long.,They are low in Carbohydrates, the ene i a wonderful surprise when » Which we have ONGRA : ing nutrient. And Energy is the*most i i ix-year-old gelding by Argot| ed for ay ¢C ATULATES WINNER -—| This Morning Sowa aa 3 Dae Ne a , dam Nell Chocatodale, | greatest Mary MacLennan congratu award, presented Capt MeCa : { : bien sSsibesions > ie Gucae s me te oe plimentary, lates ‘SEM Denny Clark on bis with the highest score in the Mec. oes the Shanrsat he ‘Bhcons ‘SAN DIEGO, Calif. (AP)— A sudden boost in Milk iccdiartlin’ te not enough ‘Aik tanetand tos dial must_ gth dash with a mile in 2.10/ most sincerely for it. — Pee eee eres teens cere eee eee ee ne Tait heowywei champte? if be maintained all through their lactation. Balance those lush pastures and : "| PREDICTION ade os . 7 - maintain full body weight and maximum production. SHUR-GAIN 14% Pas- cares sien. te civ & will se resed a Rowevett Race-| DOWLING SLIPS TO 75 / * |} ture Dairy Ration ishigh in Carbohydrates providing the energy, missing M., that was second in the| Way 8 August 1, and Billy Hau- |= K 7 the grass. : — and Sid Stead, with| Shton, leading harness race driv- * : x - who was second in| t te Americe fet te its canry, | Check with us and see just how little you need to feed to supplement the mile. All drivers wee| ¥°* —— ot a ae ioe : z . .°] 2arly pastures and keep your herd fit for profitable production. ' : toes, and Clark -Smith| Trader Horn, call aetiae dlslaane : Rss a ; Mac a new tab of 2.13; a a. saaniaee es ! ee na m , Poulton won the second : : - : G IN 7 Be te end" a a | i] SHUR-GAIN 14% PASTURE DAIRY RATION. > @ new record; and Har-| Nardin of New York, and is the ae a c ECudmore, not to be outdone,| United States selection te weet AX : d first’ in the fourth dash} 282inst leading It- i Now available at America’s Ace and lowe eae e and oe es By MILT MacPHAIL ermead for the second consecu-|ningham, Jr., Toronto; Jim Swar-| The—46-year-old_Leonard, st- the nable record: to 2.13 2-5. Callie Hal,| 4 al af international’ race.| Camadian Press Staff Writer tive day in posting an 16-hole to-|brick, Montreal; Bill Kozak, Ni-| ing YE in a threesome with Bob reaso _ by ae Hennessey, lower- Stl ar die debeben. and the eight} HULL, . (CP)—Stan Leon-| tal of 32-34—66. Only a compfete|/agara Falls; ‘Stan Kolar, Hull; Cunningham and Dowling, was mark by a fraction with a, Most settled at| ard, ifg as if he owned the|collapse in today’s showdown 18/Larry Edwards, Lakeview, Ont., ° price of 3.35 i2is ie HOTS eS ac acemay and they are| Course, fired @ brilliant six-under-|holes would prevent Stan fromland Jack Bisseezer, Val Morin, nosed ollag wlyp fe or ae 5 i ith the ve records in mi ; 7 big) Par 66 Friday to seize a com-|faggping his golf bankroll with|Que.,_ and Andre Cazes, Levis, per an look forward to Old Home| ooking forward twwards ie the |manding five-stroke lead in the|first money of $1,000"in the $8,725| Que eee eee ~ ek to provide the greatest dis-| MET” ; second round of the 5+-hole Cana-| tournament — richest CPGA to| Charlottetown’s Cec Dowling,| “I putted wonderfully.” Stan at all y of speed — ore ee Sen drivers enclude Gene|dien Professional Golfers’ Asso-|date. His first day score was 67,| the only Maritime representative, ae aa os the whole = , pttetown iving Pa 2 ciation championship. 24 giving Leonard a 36-hole total of| slipped to a three-over-par 75 to . your pu tting . i a ; Riaud handles the French : # e : . . * through ‘ ae erees- mans be given to setiehia, deans Walter Baron-| The six-time CPGA champion | 183. wih Me peng GS fer 36. peeaiien aie ion Heary SHUR-GAIN track superintendent for the] “ini, with Itay’s Icare; Kurt|from Vancouver cracked the) Riding behind Leonard gt 198) Also at 143 were Bill Thompson.) 6 eis ' andattentio n he has giver : who drives Adept, the| competitive| course record at Riv-| after 36 holes was the, eran} Vancouver and Alan Johnston of Marteil of Edmonton dropped out FEED MILLS oval to make it possible for ae : Trveve Diskerud, : Royal Ottawa pro Ernie. Wake-| Montreal. , of .contention with his second : pene to perform the we gp any “Protector, the|215: winner owned by George! 1am. who ~ @ hot 68 ‘TMurs- | 15 pee Ee eee = 73 for 146, 18 strokes of p feats of speed. as Norway: Rover : "| day and stayed on the”pace with| Fifteen players in reco pace, en in io ches last Mon-| White, who wil inode Conade' ow IE. “Shaw) . Praise: Mise 500-Pard vee ie Ole aie tae Suhie ance oS aes ‘-_ ; * - , | - e 5 ¥ rk : 3 Rap tthage con athe tet Ta tee tae ee being given thse. ; Bos Cale ceveaa [eons Friday. Wakelam, 61|inferrupted twice by rain Two ks at the Sydney Sports a, decline t others equalled par ~o her, Plicka’s Firet, formerly| ‘taining by the mobile _sarting |time 2.19 35; winner owned by eer Scans yy, . : te and are racing under Dr. George Bishop, Lexington, |“? Presstire. Sey) PEL sliced amos Hahts itan| "7; Smt Chartotictown sain helped oot ww a cncover |12-¥ eanr-oldd pee 7 ) full seconds off his previous| The 71 - year - old Fredericton! 4+ Truro Wednesday night, a aed Of ac aden 2 ' ~ : as he oa the "hae Raceway is preparing for ex{Johnny Conroy won the second | ner a Pree back aati ° 3 in 2.17, and the trotter sil-| history making event =~ Het|and sixth dashes with Doctor| That gave him his fourth CPGA Fans Eighteen 9 = z0, owned by C.H. Boutil-| Majesty Queen mae ites Pence, time 2.17 and 2.13 45;) seniors championship — an event ’ almost nies full sec-| Prince Philip will wite winner’ owned by Jenkins and) paced - the fi saab rounds—| WESTPORT. M (AP) a S ne W. a é , ul ua from his old tab when he| cing for ‘the first time July 28) Napkee, Newcastle, N.B. Driver and left: him “in-.good position to | pwe} — dé Bibert Pier 4 MY. MRSS. =’ : seventh dash in 2.16 3-5, | When they will attend. a night) Pinkney won two dashes—race bid for second money in the gliched . ae eros sight i ; ~ ther winner on the same| meet at the New Brunswick ¢aP|7 with Dominatoo Pick in 2.15 3-5.| CpG itself today. Leypeypect antenna sat } ; ital track. and race 8 with Anne MvGee ia al in’ third ce tale a oe ere eee eee va e a ee : can claim several|5i3 —~ ee a Ocha: oa jou that wasn’t all. He struck é ge Frredericton kee oe shawa Ont.to ee oe eo ' tkley, P.E.I., and now the ea ee Now that the lovely summer) who carded a 7 Friday | "-. uineeniees a hoo eal ; . : 3 : ; nights have arrived, with thoy-| EIGHT-WAY TIE i gecord for the season, isciudiag | “J Cuaranteed istenrability ~

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