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eational miles of Mighty Lee far» exceeded the hopes of even the most ardent fan. On top of all this they saw a great trotter fall | dead on the track just prior to the first dash of the junior free- MARE FALLS DEAD Sally Voistadt, See tos mare Mac- |. er ee and then fell dead on the track at the top of the homelane. It was the only unpleasant thing of the afternoon's great program. Other winners on the eight-dash card were Christie’s Best, Vesta Wick, Izzie Reynard, and Sir Joseph. Izzie captured both trips of the C pace and Sir Joseph, go- ing his best mile in a long time, split honors with Victory Scot in the junior free-for-all. Christie (Best, Vesta Wick and Izzie Rey-— Laine of Charlottetown nard all lowered their own race the heat in even more sensation- ome with Izzie beating his al fashion. This time he was ae ae clocked in 2.03:4, another track pe caste provided the record but better still a new race les’s eal pay. $15 in the record for Mey ee nonour of |Rewarded backers to. the tune ‘ean the other winner while | $12 and Christie’s Best $13.60 | the Queen and the Prince watch- |_-Best daily double was Izzie ed with keenest interest. Don |Reynard and Sir Joseph, a cool ’ with Victory Scott” came roar- | ing down the stretch to nip the ° favourite Ginger E at the fin- Trotting Champs ish line. It was the first dash Ss Peng Bot the Junior free-for-all and Start In Training the Syndicate Stables entry did | the mile in a neat 2.07:1. WESTBURY, N.Y. (AP)—Train- MEET QUEEN - ing sessions Were begun Wednes- |

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felt a® Those receiving : ei singles’ tions were Cecil Stewart-and-Mrs. pair of Neale Fraser, 25, and Tennis Club Thursday. “I have Played two singles matches im) meant Hopman intends to give Stewart, H. J. Kennedy and Mrs. |

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Owners MacDonald and Mac- | F en of the trotting Laine. Don Seaman, represent- | champions from Europe and Can- ing The Syndicate Stables and | ada in preparati the $50,000 Mighty Lee's driver George /jnternational Trot Roosevelt Callbeck, were introduced ©) Raceway Saturday night, Aug. 1. Her Majesty by Cecil Stewart,/ Newspapermen, photographers president of the Charlottetown 14 newsreel cameramen , were

Driving Park and Provincial . ;

Exhibition Association. ‘The | the scene getting their first

Queen then presented tropies to | !00k at the trotters who'll repre- the two dash | sent France, Italy, Sweden, Nor-

| way, Germany and Canada in the

the Royal Couple were presented | Trader Horn,

ihis seven rivals stabled in the flag-draped international quarter this--weekend. }

The seven - year - old stallion,

Lby—Premier A.W. Matheson.

the introduc-

Roy Emerson, 22, to open the fever yet played first.” ties against Mexico two weeks) Davis Cup American zone finals | The Australians are heavily fa-| ago and Canada last weekend. today against Cuba's Garrido vored to win the best-of-five tie} Fraser was

assigned to the bles assignment Saturday,

his second-string doublés team of |Kennedy. and Commander G. Laver and Bob Mark, 21, the dou- | H. Buntain and Mrs. Buntain.

iJust prior to their departure, Laver and Mark were runners- Her Majesty and His Royal High-

driven by the leading U.S. reins- man, Billy Haughton, will com- pete in the $50,000 National Cham- | pionship trot at Yonkers, N.Y.,

“+ ORONTO (CP!—B5ill Mawhin-: from an ofiginal field of about |last year’s winner,

brothers. }and go on against Italy, Euro singles in Mexico but took il] and | Emerson plays Reynaldo Gar- pean zone winner, in German- had to be rested after one match.

fido, 24, in the first. of two sin- town. Pa., next month. 'Emerson. took his place.

gies, matches today and Fraser CHOICE A SURPRISE | “I thought." Hopman said, | pionship.

takes on Orlando, 28, in the sec-' Australian captain Harry Hop-,“Emerson has been playing well| The Cubans, after a brisk prac-

ond. Sunday, in the final singles, man caused some surprise. ‘how- | and deserved a game. ‘Besides, tice Thursday, spent the . after-

Emerson goes against Orlando in'ever, by dropping Rod (Rocket) now I've rotated them all. It isn’t noon putting in telephone calls to

the day's first match. iLaver, 20 - year - old left-handed exact rotation, though, because I the Cuban Lawn Tennis Associa-

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DOWLING ELIMINATED SC Millar Trophy Tourney Is Highlighted By Upset @2=.".-

day to Paul Haynes, président of the Canadian Lawn Tennis Asso ciation, that they couldn't get said it can’t pay players ex- stayed in by Penses until the gate from the @ey of Buriinzton, Ont., rated aS 190 in pursuit of the. $1,000 top|easily eliminating Jim Maxwell ee ie ei ~ one of the best match-play golfers money at the Cedar Brae Golf|of Toronto 3 and 2 and hitting | cin js lene poesia wan ee foncncesiat. was knocked | ciub. |a total of seven birdies in the |r ei banana ceca oe Du sday in the second rourd| agua: scores fan high and | 6hole match. : , a of ‘Millar trophy golf by Larry ue ; a - ig| George Knudson of Toronto: asian eee brag eee Edwards of Toronto. ~— - Seo assistant pro in his own course | ‘00. anc Be expected the unaa The upset highlighted second-/ their Places in the constantly-par- | and’ medalist in Tuesday's qual- | the Canadian acsociation found competition for the Cana- | rowing field : |ifying round with his three-under= | ‘The Garridos visited some of Gan matgh play ne | ar cea wares worn a icham ‘|}par 6. bumped Sten Baird of | their fellow-countrymen Wednes with 16 pro a pmenging, | Al Belding of aterihen *|Montrea out of the tournament day night when ‘they attended [3 aad 2. ‘an International Baseball League

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was eliminated Thursday morn- | They were impressed by Tony ing 2 and 1’ by Jim Maxwell, Tor- Gonzales’ two-run homer that onto Lambton. . gave Havana a 3-1 win over Mont- Today the 16 pros remaining im real. |the tournament go into the third;, ‘What a hit,’ Orlando said.

i*Zoom right up over centre.”

round. On Saturday lady and men! own game. The tourney starts at @olfers of this province will be) 10 o'clock. k is wished that as, participating in two annual tourn-| many as possible would get, aments. E | uderway in the morning. | Over Summerside course, men | underway in the monning. | 5 a eel scape a ater BY NORMAN MACDONALD - ship. They will return to Belve-|DRAW NO. 1 TEE —_— dere limks the following Saturday| 1 o'clock Mrs. R. A. Horne,| Alan Stewart, who pitched a,a couple of bad innings and to complete matters B : | a |Mrs. F. M.-Cannon, Miss 8B. Summerside Junior baseball team | presto, the blue-ri ladies start at Oharlotte-. : Pp ’ ribbon boys be- zue ies 6 nd finish the | 1088: to victory over Jackie Bowes of | come also rans. If you don’t be- town Saturday 4! -4 1:05 Miss G. Mustard, Mrs. Saint John in one of the memor-) lieve us, ask Casey Stengel. chore with 18 more at Summer jy 5 Sotton, Miss ‘C. McDom able gamés of Summerside’s gide one week later. To the win- | oid. : | halcyon days ia ia If there are any mathmatical lech gy nachigg gg 5 1:10 Mrs. J. J. Mustard, Miss | strated last Tuesday evening that wizards in this narrow: neck of aor dimen, 1 Horne, Mrs. Norman Mac-| he hasn't forgotten ail his base-| the garden- would they please Cotton is defenaing 1 , ..| ball savvy. Our local juniors have | come with their logarithms and

expensé money. Dollars can't be| exported from cuba and the play-|

| body would. work out a deal with |

jness Prince Philip were intro- duced to Lt. Col. D. A. MacKin- non, D.S.0. by the driving park president, Mr. Stewart. The Roy- ja Couple chatted for two min- lutes with the veteran reinsmen |who is still active in the race

igame despite his 82 years.

raceway tonight. TWO TRIPS

Jamin, France’s Mopeful in the international, s worked two trips at a mile and a half each by his trainer-driver Jean Riaud. Riaud reported his six-year-old |

Every‘ person in attendance campaigern in top shape. The went there to get a glimpse of same held true for Germany's Ivacourt, and the Italian ent-

|the Queen. They gave Her Ma- | jesty a tremendous welcome as she took her place on the plat- form adjoining the judges’ stand. | These same rage fans had an

rants, Tornese and Icare, hand- led by Romolo Ossani and Walter Baroncini, respectively. |

Kurt Mattson, who drives the Swedish horse. Adept. and Nor- way's, Trygve Diskerud, pilot of Jens Protector. also _ toured Roosevelt’s half-mile track.

lidea they might’ see a new track record hung up on this blistering warm July afternoon.

They got everything they came for and a little more. The sen-'

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Classification For Saturday, August Ist. 1959. |

2 DASHES 175.00 Victory Mark, All Budlong, Windy June. Bernie Dan, Royal Train, The Sheik, Baby Train, Tommy Shanter. 2 DASHES — 200.00 Red’s King, Belle Texas, Beware, Sky Prince, Bertrar Hanover, Janet M, Pearl Mac. 2 DASHES — 200.00 Tribune, -kolly Dick. Here Am 1. Raven Abbe, May S. Graft ion, Viviem M, My Darling, Poplar Vonian. 2 DASHES — 150.00

Prince Edward, Curtain Raiser, Wait For Me, Nelhe J, Premier J. Walter, Leah’s Girl, Jolly Mark, Moriell Woody,

‘Bob Clegg.

1 DASH - 150.00

Sunny Budlong, Belfast Girl, Stormy Clegg, Armonds\ Buddy, Bertha Clegg, Dreamy Guy, Argonout, Lea Cyclonic, Martha Symbal, Gary Lee Clegg, Princess Spangler, Rust Hal. ;

Classification For ae Monday, August 3rd, 1959.

2 DASHES — 200; Helen's Dream, Jean Clegg. Harvest Queen, Allablaze, Norine Clegg, Myrtle E., Vista: Wick,

2 DASHES — 225.00%, Lady Lakeburn, Blake Hanover, Dainty Dianne, Gallant! Way, Dunlop B., Taurida Bay.

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In the “15 ; 1 Miss’ boys in their line-up who| |... MacLeod who will be out} 1:15 Mrs. D. Campbell, } |; some boys : wh | sliding rules and figure out the| - 2 DASHES — 200.00 Se eas comarer io Basler, Mrs. J. G. MacDon-| can give the apple quite a | stading of the Prince County G Ann C., Airy Ann, Just Verdict, Leon: Spangles, Mr. Joll 1958. ald. ie ae but Stewart was real mean wi | softball league? Nobody seems to scott, Bookmoor, Cathy Clegg, Ixzie Reynard. In the men’s division com! 1:20 Mrs. H. J. me them Tuesday, giving up know. We saw a standing in a : DASHES — 175.00 ;

H. Godkin, Mrs. G. H. Wood. three hits, ali singles, in six ia 1:25 Mrs. R. Silliphant, Mrs. | nings. By the way, Jackie Bowes, |R. Parker, Mrs. J. Malloy. | after making his bid in pro bail is | 1:30 Miss J. Horne, Miss - | playing in the H and D league, ‘|Howatt, Mrs. W. R. MacNeill. this summer. 1:35 Mrs. R. F. oe Mrs.| This Junior-Intermediate best- | os F. Wilander, Mrs. H. C. Trainor. For Title Shot 1:40 Miss B. Bovyer, Miss L MacLennan, Mrs. A. S. Weir. NEW YORK (AP)—Len Mat-| 1:45 Mrs. W. A. Beer, Mrs. H. thews, a promising 20-year-old/Schurman. Miss D. Stewart. Philadelphia lightweight, will be NO 1 TEE bidding for a title shot when he 1:00 Mrs. G. Greenaugh-Mrs. R- try to hush-up the Intermediate goes against a hometown rival, | Dodds- Mrs. R. A. Borden. | shillelaghs. The two teams battled “Gandy McFarland, tonight*in the} 1:05 Mrs. J. S. MacDonald, tooth and claw for four innings | main 10round fight at Madison Miss M. MacMillan, Mrs. C. M. | in that first game, but tree | Square Garden. | MacLean. ~ "| walks and two hits in the fifth | The bout will be televised and | 1:10 Mrs. James Cerry, Mrs. | were good for three runs, and 2 ‘proadcast nationally at H p.m. Benj. Rogers, Mrs. J, C. Gallant. | trio of boots plus a freeze job at (ADT) over NBC. 1:15 Mrs. R. Carr, Miss P-.! first plus two more safe bingles | Mf Matthews can score an im-| Pickard, Mrs. W. G. Barbour. gave the Intermediate four more |

e Matthews Ties of-seven series may develop into | quite a battle, before all: the} smoke blows away. The Inter- mediats have Dee Lefurgey for hill duty in the second contest, | and John Bethel will probably

contemporary paper recently but the wins didn’t equal the losses, and although they say in modern warfare both sides:can lose with

| no one raking im the chips, ia Gay Music. Basil's Girl, Tara Boy, Donley Darnley, Vivia: modern sports every time one (Strong, New Forest, Bud’s Echo, Ruthies First, Mary Leigh team wins, the other poor unfort-| Ray K. j unate critters lose.

The play-offs are almost ready ¢

to begin, but how can you who plays who without having a league standing? 2

Murphy's Abbe,- Cooly Boy, Princess Jane C, America’s Ace MacGee Vola, Brian,s Dream, Hamilton Lady, Christies Best.

1 DASH — 175.00

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Classification For Tuesday, August 4th, 1959.

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presi ictory he may be} 1:20 Miss K. Johnston, Mrs. T. | counters in the sixth. That made

et iio s mee Seni Mati Baker, Mrs. L. A. eer te ult 8-1 but—it-teally_wasn't that | rs ‘ ; 1:25 Mrs. H.C. Brown, $s | bad. ko

‘weight champion wee Brown i! Cudmore, Mrs. E. Taylor | Just forget the power of-the old-

+ aria in late summer oF} 1:30 Mrs. J. Saint, Mrs. N. | ers ‘and the jitters of the young. |

. ; Pritchard, Mrs. J. Wilson, / sters in those two innings, and | Matthews started his career s+-35—Nirs._J,S.~Voutour, Mrs. | you've got yourself two evenly- with 12 knockouts im his first 18| Dave Larkin, Mrs. W. Pickard. | matched ball clubs. We suppose. bouts. | 1:40 Mrs. C. MacDonald, Miss | however, that’s the chief dif-

He has lost only twice, has won| y, Cudmore, Miss E. McInnis. | ference between the top and bot- i8 and drawn once. Post entries at club house. tom clubs in the hig leagues. Just

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