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SPORTING NEWS

Yankees Are Favorites to Take Series

ST. LOUIS. Sept. 15 — (AP) - Betting Commissioner James J. Carroll today made New York Yankees top high iavorites in the 1943 world series, quoting 13-20 odds on the American league club and 13-10 on the St. Louis Cardin-

als.

He listed the same odds on the opening game with Spud Chandler pitching against Mort Cooper.

The odds mean the better must out up S20 to collect $13 it N_ew York wins. while he would collcct $13 for s10 if his mncev was on the Cardinals.

BACON ‘FOR BRITAIN

MONTREAL. Que, Sept. lb - Fm- m:- first seven ms-nths oi’ this yéﬂl‘. the Cane ‘ 1 Natlowi Rail- ways has trarspnted 179,610,587

bacon, according to figures just compiled by J. L. Towrztiend. uenerai supervisor oi psrshaﬁle (ﬂifflg for the National , . This is 13.736987 pounds more than that handled during the sim- ilar period oi 1942. Each car con- tained an average o! 52.=0) pounds. requiring 3451i reiriwera- tcr cars to men/e this year's trafiic which took the product oi 1.406.- 755 Wiltshire‘ hogs. Last year, the CanedianNotional Riiways trars- nortod 260,6B5,3'73 pounds oi bacon. the bulk oi which was shipped overseas as "bacon (or Britain". This movement represented 4.916 carloads.

SKIPPER 0F KLONDIKE

GOLD RUSH RETIRES VANCOUVER, B. C. —-An 01d coastal skipper o! the days oi the Klondike gold rush 0i '97 retired from active service recently in the person oi Captain El. W. Gray who up to the time o! his retirement was master oi the Canadian Nat- ional Steamshlps "Prince George" on the Pacific Coast run between Vancouver and Alaska. He had twenty years’ service with the Canadian National and was pres- ented with a titted lealher travel- ling case and club bug. afso a Moorcraft vase and handbag for his wile, gifts from members oi the SB Prince George and the Canadian National dock stall. I-ie was born at San Francisco and saw service during gold rush on a. steam-er plying between Seattle and Skagway.

MARITIIVIIJRS ON PACIFIC MISS THEIR DULSE

MONCTON, N. n, Sept. 1s - This wartime rationing 2| all righ but when it begins lo interiere with a. scotchman and his haggis. or a Maritlmer with his dulse. then there must be a real war on. Out on the Pacific Coast the New Brunswick Association held a pic. nid recently in Vancouver and all went merry as the proverbial wed- ding bell except ior the fact that only iive unds oi dulse could be obtained cr the gathering or iour hundred people. Dulse is a dried seaweed obtained along the shores oi’ the Maritime Provinces. It is purplish in color and its taste, well. when first trieri by a noviti- ate it tastes like a dishrag impreg- nated with salt but to the in- ltieted it's just delectable. Dulse has a high iodine content and the eating cf it seems to have been

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ounce ABBEY 2.11 n. M. by Guy Abbey, owned by Angelo Passerino. North Sydney, C. B.

KNNIIPS BOY 2.08 1-2, Br. G. by Bonny Castle. Owned by F. C. Copies, Amherst, N. S.

IMA KALMUCII, Bay M. by Kslmuck. Owned by Maynard MoGulgan St. Mary's Road, P. B. I.

DON WORTI-IY, Illr G. by Al. Worthy. Owned by Webster, Midgeli, P. E. I.

DIL- BUDIJONG Drk Bay G. by Calumet Budlong. Owned by Horace H. Willis. Kingston, P. E. I.

BBOWNWOOD TIGER 2.01 I-l, B. II. by Tiger I-‘lowsrlo Owned by II M. Sweeney, Bridgewnter, N. S

H. M. VOLO, 2.11 3-4 Elk. G. by Bennett Volo. Owned by Wonell Lewis, Reserve Mines, C. B.

SINGING SAM 2.10 l-l Chn. G. by Sampson Ilsi. Owned by C. L. Dauphinee, Halifax, N. S.

THE GREAT G. 2.02 1-2 Br. II. by Berry the Great. Owned by O. L Dauphinee and B C. Crulekshank, Hailing, N. S.

BONNIE BUDLONG, 2.10 B. M. by Calumet Owned by B. C. Cruickshank, Iialiiaa.

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Klnney. Owned by Chas. J. and Samuel Walker. Halifax, N. S. AUBREY DILLON 2.11 1-2 Blk. G. by Peter N. Dillon. Owned by Donald Tumor, R. R. 1 Dartmouth, N- S. PETER JACKSON B G. Owned by J. D. Mbhlll, S0. Slep- hen, N. B. TOP HAT 2.01 1-4 B. G. by ABABEDALE. Owned by John I). Mehan, St. Stephen, N. B. LAWYER GRATTAN 2.08, Br. G. by Graitan at Law. Own- ’ ed by Roy Creamer, St. Stephen, N. B. _ BASIL HANOVER 2.04 3-4, Chn. II. by Guy MleKlnlIeyo‘ Owned by Dr. I‘. C. Dougan, Charlottetown. P. B. I. REAL MONEY, 2.00 B. II. by Peter Volo. Owned by DI- F. C. Dougan. Charlottetown, P. E. I.

oxronn LADI, no i-zﬁnr. M. by Peter llenley- Owned by T. F. MMKlnleY, North West Arm, C. B.

HILDA BUDLONG 2.11 1-2, Bay M. by Budlnng. Owned by Captalnismpson Grady Sununerside, P. E. I.

MANCHESTER, ALBERTA 2.15 Chn. M. by Todd Stout. Owned by T. F. MacKinlcy, North West Arrn. C. B.

BILLY BISHOP 2.18 B. G. by Abbe Worthy. Owned by Dr. Heath McIntyre, C lottetown, P- E. I.

PAGLIACCI 2.09 1-2, B. II. by Lord Jlm- Owned by Walter Hennessey, Charlottetown, P. B. I.

PAUL ABBIE 2.11, Br. G. by Abbedale. Owned by Emmett Burke, Charlottetown, P. E. I.

DALE II. 2.00 D. G. by Abbedale. Owned by Waller Heu- ncmey, Charlottetown, P. B. I.

CHRISTI! BUDLONG B. M. by Calumet Budlong. Ow-nel by James Show Cardigan, P. E. I.

SCOTT! McKANE, 2.21 by Calumet Budlong. Owned by Milton C. Bell Cﬁrlotbeiown, P. E. I.

JUNE ‘FRENCH 2.12, B. M. by Prologue. Owned by Jo Pope Clagk, Charlottetown, P. E. I.

INEZ REYNOLDS, B. M. by Dick Reynolds. Owned by J. Pope Clark, Charlottetown, P. E. I.

JOLLITY 2.05 1-4 Chn. II. by Calumet Adam. Owned by Lahey d: Moiisby, Halifax, N, S.

SAN TON 2.07 3-4 Bay G. by Peter Gralton Royal. Owned by Carl. Maolienzie, Truro, N. s.

HILLSIDE SCOTT 2.11 3-4. B. G. by Bellini Scott. Owned by J. A. Kerr, Truro, N. S. MARJORIE BUDLONG, 2.15 1-2. Bay M. by Calumet Butl- long. Owned by James Rankin, Mi. Stewart, PEI. TRACY HANOVER 2.03 B. G. by Sandy Flush. Owned by Scott d: Redmond, Iinlliax, N. S.

CHESTNUT BARS 2.00. Chn. G. by Grattan Bars. Owned by Dr. J. J. MscPherson Carnpbellton, N. B.

HARRY DIRECT, 2.01 1-4, Br. G. by tlnhope. Owned by Ryan do Wilson. Iioulton, Maine. _

USCITA BRITTON 2.09, B. MI by Great Briiion. Owned by Geo. Brookins, Remington, P. E. I. ‘

WATCIIIM 2.01. Br II. by ‘Jolomile. Owned by Frank Adams, Iialiiax, N. S.

NELL COCIIATODALE 2.18, Bay M. by Iial Dale. by Chas. Willis, Covehead, P. E. I.

0- U. VOLO 2.15 B G. by Pu Vole Owned by B. Besles, Middleton, N. S.

Owned

REUBEN LIE 2.10 D. G. by Lee Harvester. Owned by n. Allingham, Gsgetown, N. B.

JACK owns 21.14 1-4, n o. by comm Dudlong. on... by Geo. A Callback, Snmmerside, P. L I.

wnmrs scour u: 1-4. n. M. by Bellini soon. Owned by John ﬁrmer, Iliukora, P. l. I.

MARGARET FBISCO B. M. -by Peter nuoo. Owned by LL-Col. J. l‘. Hooper, Charlottetown, P. E. I.

some 1m, 1.1a 1-2. m. o. by Breeuy Todd. Owned by Geo. Hughes, Brnokley Beach, P. l. I.

COBONATION Moluuor ass m, a. o. by Peter m. Killop. Owned by B. Jabslee, North Sydney, C. B.

HAL B. DIRECT 1-04. Blk. G. by Grlllsn Direct. Owned by B. Jsbales Ne. Sydney, N. S.

MAB LEE 2.28, My M. by Lee Harvester. Owned by Howard B. Johnson, St. John, N. B.

MICKEY VOID B G- by Pa: Vole. Owned by Arthur Jay, Borden, P. l. I.

mums xsrmucn, 2.0a 1-1, my u. by Kslmuok. Owned b! Willard I“!!!- Charlottetown P. I. I.

JEAN HENLEY 2.08 I-l, Bay M. by Peter Henley. Owned by C. H. Horton, Murray Blvlr, P. l. I.

WAIT N855 1-1!- Il! G. by Kallnuek. Owned by Willard MacDonald, Charlottetown, P. l. L

LELAND 8.20 Day G. by Halmnok. Owned by Maolilnnon.

MISS MARJORIE HAL, Bly P. by Blmpllu Hal. Owned by Chas. O'Brien, Covehead, P. l" I.

LADY HOSE 8.15 8-4 Ll. Day M. by Calumet Budlong, Owned by Wilfred Pranghl, Cherry Valley, P. l. 1. LADY mu. s12, n. n1. by Simpson Bel. Owned b]

Wellington MoNelll, Southporl, P. l- I. RBYMONI! BUDIDNG 8.10 B. G. by Calumet Bullion]. Owned by Wellington lloNelll, Soutbpvrb P. l. I. BUDY VOLO 1-16 I-l, Bay M. by Pa: Vole. Owned by Sunplellimmonnienslnghmhll BHEA MAE 2.00 1-! Hi. M. by Highland Sea“. Owned by Carmen Castes, Amherst, N. S. PETBI. BIAMOBI L11, I» G. by Ieamore. Owned by Dr. C. D. Clough, lures-non, N. l» lIBADMIBALl-ﬂBmbyAdmlrnIGretienOwnndh Pleleu Ponndries. Pinion, N. l. . LIB MeKIILLOP, 2.00 Blk. G. by Peter Mellllop. Owned by D. W. Munroe, Piedmont, N. l. HABVIST MIIDDY 1.10 1-0 m. ll- M. by lobed l. Der- _ gen. Owned by Ibrry Cameron, New Ollllaw. N. s. SISTER HENLEY 3.3! 1-6, Dr. M. by Pelee Henley. Owned by Frank L. Holmes, Ghee Bey, C. D. MISS LEI. TOGO 0.14 1-! Blk. G. by Corporal Lee. Owned by Jimmy Power, Charlottetown, P. l. I. NANCY DUDLONG i." by Cllllnel Budlong. Owned b1 I00 Prsught, Cherry Valley, P. l. I. JOHNNY EAGIB Lll 1-0, G. G. by Oakhutd I-tweﬂ. Own- ed by Dr. I. I‘. Seaman, Charlottetown, P. l. I. JUNE EVANS 2.00 1-8, D. M- by Oliver Evans. Owned by Geo. Turner, Dartmouth, N. S. MITZIE DAB! 2-15 I-S B. M. by Grathn Bars. Owned b! McPherson A M-lthleu, Campbelltou, N. B. \ CALUMET EMERALD 8.10 1-0 Chu. M. b! Peter the Brewer. Owned by B. P. Paley, Tldeehead, N. B. EDITH GRAY, Gr. M. by Great Hal. Owned by Dd. Mo- Gulgsu, Montague, P. l. I. ITAI. DILLON Jr. Bey G. by liar Dillon. Owned by H. l. Kilian-Montague, P. l. I. INFLATION 2.16 1-2. B. G. by Vololulle. Owned b! Jal- G- Berns, It. Stephen, N3. ALLIE IIAL B M. by Sampson Hal. Owned by John Annesr. Montague, P. B. I. THE BAKER 0.08 J-l B. G. by Grstlan Bare. Owned b! Roy Sndler, BL Stephen, N. B. suunmsos m 1-4. n o. by Peter voio. Owned b! W- H- Iieyel, Si. Stephen, N. B. MARCIIMONT 2.10 8-4. B. H. by Peier Vole. Owned bl’ C- W. Hanley Si. Stephen, NIB.

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VICTOR LEE 2.01 B. G. by Lee Harvester. Ownedubju“

Roy Ssdler, St. Stephen, N. B.

NATE HANOVER P. 1.50 A $.01 1-2 ‘LBG. by Bunter. Owned by W. G. Stewart. New Glallow, N. S. -

ALICE GBATTAN 2-0’! l-d, G. M. by Silent Grillin- Owned by W. G. Stewart, New Glasgow, N. S.

BBLLI OP BROOKLYN Ch. I‘. by Clluinet Adam. Owned by W. G. Stewart, New Glasgow, N. S.

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