O1Brien Drives Prince Jay To New World

Record For 1

ARCADIA. Ca.l'if.. June 5 - (AP) .. Prince Jay broke the world pacing record for 1'). miles Satur- day as he won the 35,000 San Diego Pace before 10.366 harness-racinl fans at Santa Anita.

The four-year-old bay travelled the distance in 2:15 1-5. breakliil the mark of 2:154. set in 1934 at ggiem, N.H.. by Calumet Du- buque.

Little Joe O'Brien, the veteran New Glasgow. N.S.. and Albert-On. P.E.i. reinsman. brought Prince Jay down the stretch under st-ronz urging and held off is belated bio

Dr. Stanton to win by I neck. The favored Jerry the First was third in the field of seven.

Dr. Stanton was driven by his owner. Lindy Fraser of FCiI'eaT,. Ont.

The impressive score established Prince Jay as a definite threat for the 350.000-added Golden west Pace June 17.

The winner. owned by C and C Ranches of Shatter. Calif, paid 37.40. 33.50 and 32.70. Dr. Stanton pld 00.40 and 32.40. and Jerry the tirst 3.2.10.

0'Bricn drove horses in four othcr c.a.-scs. winning one race. placing second in two and third in me other.

SUMMARIES

Third Race. One mile. Trot. Horses in Class E. Purse 51.000.

Willina Hanover (C. I-lodgins) 8.110 5.00 3 80

Petlt Lee (J. O'Brien) 3.90 2.90. Ncnona Hanover (W. Reynolds?

3.80 Time 2:06 1-5.

Also raved - D-Glider. Put N" Take, Deerviood Cricket. Fez Han- over.

D-finished third. disqualified and placed fifth.

Sixth rare - One Mile Pac--. Horses in Class EE conditioned. Purse 51.000.

Dlddy (RC. Hodgins) .-:20 3.50 3.00 Ginger Tass, (J. O'Brien) 6.30 5.'.0. Fiaxey Pointer (M. Ehnerd) 7.40 Time 2:05 4-5.

Also raced - Cavalier Birigen. Guy Loaf Logan. Cherokee Chief liogan Perkins, Hollis.

Seventh Race - Purse 51.250: One Mile Pace. Horses in Class B.

MacManus 3.60. Ebonlta (B. Shlvely) 4.00 3.00. Dale Brewer (P. Kent) 3.20. Time 2:04. Also raced - Imperial Siskiyou. Clone Abbe. Red O'Brien.

(.7. O'Brien) 17.40 6.20

Eighth Race. 11.4; Miles. San Diego Pace. Free-For-All. Purse S:-.000.

Prince Jay (J. O'Brien) 740 3.50 2.20

Dr, Stanton (L. Fraser) 6.40 2.40. A-Jerry the First (151, cobbi 2,19, Time 2:15 1-5. Track and world record.

Also raced - A-Ovria Man. High- land Ellen. Brother Harmony Patchen Axworthy,

A-Cobb & Burdick entry.

Ninth Race. One Mile. Hermosa Beach Trot. Named. Purse s2.5c0.

Demon Hanover 2.30 2.10.

Egan Hanovcr (13. Schuc) 3.00 2.20 Brewer's Gallon (.1. O'Brien) 2.10. Time 2:02.

Also raced - Full Bloom. Hog- den.

Island Baseball League Sciieduli is Revised

The following is the revised schedule of the Physical Fitness island Baseball League as released here by officials last night for the four-team loop. The League will get underway on Wednesriay with the Charlottetown Abbics opening at Summcrside Curran and Briggs and Summcrside R.C.A.F. opcnzng at Memorial Field with Menlis Falcons Each team will meet eveiy other team six times for a total of 18 gamcs each. The three leading teams will enter the

(H. Hoyt) 4.20

playoffs at the end of the rcgular'

schedule, the second and third

place team: playing I but of three

Ocuil-final series. the winner meeting the first place team in I best of five finals series

June 7-

Abbics at C. and B.

R.C.A.F. at Falcons June 14-

Falcons at Abbies

C. and B. at R.C.A.F. Jane is-

C. and B. at Abbies

Falcons at R.C.A.F. June 21-

Abbies st Falcons

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Club Sweepslake Features Week-end Golfing Piogram

In a special Club Sweepsiake tournament held over the Bel- vedere course as a holiday lea- lure of the Charlottetown Golf Club yesterday morning and al- ternoon. E. S. Trainor captured top honors in the low net division with a 72, while Doug Saunders was the winner of the low gross with 80.

Other leading contenders for low not honors were J. A. Likely with 74. and J. H. Helloffs and R. E, Jenkins chalking up 75's.

Twenty-five members. the larg- est turnout this season. took part in the 18-hole competitions and proved a highly successful pro- gram.

The first stage of the MacKinnon Cup competition, scheduled to be played over the same course on Saturday afternoon, was postponed until a future date due to wet and unfavourable weather conditions.

The presentation of prizes were not made yesterday. and the win- ning players may pick them up at the Pro Shop at their earliest convenience.

The following are the results of yesterday's play:-

Gross Net J. A. Likcly

J. H. Hclioffs 81 7:5 0. R. Simons ., 102 8-) Roger Clark 104 75 A. MCKCHZIE 5? 77 D. MacDonald 8-3 27 G. Compton 90 I Dr. J. K. L. Irwin . 101 93 pl. Y. Boudrais 107 31 :B. M. Scars 113 33 E C. Trainor 102 79 )E. 5. Trainer 93 A. J. Wilson 101 )0 Bob White . I07 77 G. A. MacDonald 91 79 D. H. Saunders 80 7 Red Strain 108 82 R. E. Jenkins 90 7-)

Bcs). Net Winner, E. S. Trainer, 72; 2nd. J. A. Likely, 74; 3rd. J. H. Hclloffs, 75; 4th. R. E. Jen- kins. '15. Best Gross. D. H. Saund- er 80 '

C. and B. at R.C.A.F. June 25 -

R.C.A.F. and C. and B

Abbies at Falcons June 28 -

C. and B. at Falcons

Abbics at R.C.A.F. July 5 -

R.C.A.F. at Abbies I Falcons at C. and B.

July 9 -

Abbies at C. and 8.

R.C.A.F. at Falcons July 12 -

C. and B. at Abbies . Falcons at R.C.A.F. ) July 19-

C. and B. at Falcons

i Abbies at R.C.A.I". ' July 23 -

R.C.A.F. at Abbies

Falcons at C. and I. July 20 -

Abbies at Falcon:

R.C.A.F. at C. and I August 2 -

Falcons at C. and B.

R.C.A.F. at Abbies August 9 -

R.C.A.F. at Falcons

Abbies at C. and 13. August 13 -

Abbies at R.C.A.I'.

C. and B. at Falcon! August 23 -

R.C.A.F. at C. and B.

Falcons at Abbiu August 21 -

Falcons at Abbies

C. and B. at R.C.A.!'. August 30 -

C. and B. at Abbies

Falcons at R.C.A.'l-'.

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LITTLE SPORT

PAGE SIX

THE GUARDIAN. CHARLOTTETUWN

JUNE 6. 1950

Despite the none too favourable weather conditions on Saturday and Sunday. local sporting enthusiasts nevertheless enjoyed a full week- end of sporting entertainment that included baseball. golf and rifle

shooting, with yesterday's sunny holiday weather allowing many events to be carried out. as sched- uled and other earlier postpone- ments to be played. . . .

The Curran and Briggs baseball club, the defending Island cham- pions and a leading threat for top honors in this year's four-team Physical Fitness Island Baseball loop. again proved their slight edge on the diamond over the" Abbies here yesterday. They chalked up their second close victory over the Abbies at Memorial Field. in ex- hibition tilts this season. when they pushed home a single run in the ninth inning to break up a i-l deadlock and take a 2-1 decision. It was a last inning rally by the C and B nine at Summerside a week ago Sunday that brought them from behind a 5-3 count .i earn a 6-5 victory. The two teams will meet at. Summerside on Wednesday in the opening of the regular schedule Ment's Falcons being the home team to R.C.AF. in the other half of the League opener. O I 0

Although Sundays rain caused the postponement. of thc garnc scheduled for that day. fine wen- ther saw a large crowd on hand to witness the postponed clash yes- terday that provided plenty of close ball for tile attending fans I t 0

Rain also washed out the hold- ing of the first stage of the Mac. Kinnon Cup play scheduled for the Charlottetc-avn Golf Club's Belie- dere course on Saturday afternonv. but the special Club Sivr-epstako competition slated for yesterday was run off as scheduled. The Mac- Klnnon Cup play has been post- poned untll a later date that h.is not been decided upon as y:t. in the Sweeps held during yesterday morning and afternoon. the largest turnout of club member-” to dale this season was a highlight feat- ure of the event. Doug Saunders led the large field of golfers over the 18-hole course to cm off on gross honors with an 80. whzlc somerled Trainer topped the fig .1 for low not with 72. . . . As in some of the oihor sports. local marksman of thc Pl”0Villf'i'll Rifle Association were not dour- red from their schedule born or. S1111-lN1a.V. A lnrl-to group of some 40 mcmhci; turned out over '11:- Sfllmw Point range nr-ar Tca Hill (0 take hurt in the first of 1i'll(C qimiifyinz shoots being staged iiy the P.R.A. to choose the Provin- cial rifle team that will rcprcwiit tho Island at the Inter-Maritime rifle maich.to he held nl Dchcrl. N.S. on June 17th. C O C O

Ch-'mKins: winds and inlcrmiii.-ni showers didn't interfere with ihcir mrirksmanship r-ilhcr. when some excellent scores were marked up over the 200. 500 and 500 y.ufl ranges in the first organized .)lil- door shoot nf the season. Cpl. W N BPRNY Himc within three pninis of chalking up II porfoct scorn ov-ir the three rzinzcs with an imp-' s- sivo 102 lolni. while fWn nihv-rs H. T. Vcssey and Lt. J S Moorr. ran him a close second for lcp honors with totals of 100 mi-rh Four others were in tho 99 hrnckt-l while flvp garnered totals of 06 Ill round riff .1 smart afternoon of shooting.

. . .

The second and third qualifying shoot; will he held on Wednesday and Saturday of this week. with the 12 highest scores in any two of the three shoots. competing in a final shootoff under a coach on the 14th. to decide the eight best shots that will compose Pro- vlncla1' team;

Completing a successful week- end of activities. the P.R.A. held a special President's Spoon Shoot over the Squaw Point range yes- terday afternoon. and although there wasn't as big a turnout as on Saturday. some good scores were rung up. Captain A. .1. Mc- Cabe and Roy MacDonald shared the winning position when they both rang up totals of 99 over the three distances. while Captain E gi Burke trailed them closely with

Baseball Player Fatally lniurod

WINONA. Mlnn.. June 5-(AP) -An amateur baseball player died today in hospital after he was hit behind the car by a pitched ball.

Eugene Schooln-ieier. 28. Four)- taln City. Wls.. was the victim. He wu struck during a game at Dodge. Wls.. across the Mississippi River from Winona. Sunday.

The first in a series of three qualifying shoots to choose the Prince Edward island Rifle team that will compete in the Inter- Maritime Rifle Match to be held at Dcbert, N.S., on June 17th. was held over the Squaw Point Range on Saturday afternoon under the direction of the Provincial Rifle Association.

Topping out a large field of some forty contestants, Cpl. W. M. Bcatty came up with an excellent score of 102, just three points away from a possible. while H. T. Vessey and Li. J. S. Moore ran him a close second with 100 each. Other leading contenders were Sgt. G. G. MacLennan. S-L. W. G. Harvey. Sgt. Eric Coles and Tpr. Ray Andrew, all with 99's.

The second qualifying shoot of the series will be held next Wed- nesday afternoon. and the final one on Saturday. The twelve lead- ing scorcs in any two of the three shoots will then move into a final shootoff on June 14th to decide the cight best shots that will con- stitute the Provincial team.

Cpt. Bcatty and Mr. Vcssey were both presented with silver spoons donated by Lt.-Col. D. A. MacKinnon. president of the As- sociation.

Special Shoot Yesterday

As an added feature to the P. R. A.'s activities over the week- end. a special Spoon Shoot was held over the same range yester-

day afternoon when a goodly number of shots turned out to take part.

Roy MacDonald and Capt. A. J. McCabc were the spoon winners. both chalking up scores of 99 each for a first place tie. Other lead- ing scorers included Capt. E. R. Burke. 98. Lt. P. T. Hooper. D7. Capt. R. A McCr-ibe. 95. and Lt.- Coi. D. A. MacKinnon. 93.

i The following are the results

Qualifying Shoot At Rifle Range Saturday

1 1 i i i

of Saturdays first qualifying shoot-

l 200 500 600

. Cpl. W M. Bealty 35 34 33 102

l H. T. Vcscy . 33 34 33 100

iLt. J. S. Moore . 34 33 33100 Sgt. G. G. Mac-

Lcnnan - 30 34 35 99 S-L. W. G. Harvey 33 32 34 99 Sgt. Eric Coles 34 33 32 09 Tpr. Ray Andrew 34 33 32 09 Major A. F.

Gormlcy 32 30 34 .06 Lt. P. T. Hoopcr 31 32 33 06 Li. B. B. Jones 31 3-1 31 96 Sgt. Roy Colts 34 32 30 9o Sgt. G A. Coles 34 33 29 90 Cnoi. R. A. Mc-

j. Cabe 31 33 31 95 , CPD. 5. G. Bowles 31 34 30 9.3 iC:irit. A. J. Mc-

Cabe Ill 32 31 94 Li. R. E. Jenkins 30 33 31 94 W 1.. Crockett 32 31 31 94 W. Walsh 32 33 29 9-1 G. W. Wcsl 31 31 31 93 Li. G. J Rozcrs 32 31 29 E12. Capt. E. R. Burke 27 33 31 01 Roy MacDonald 28 32 31 01 Lt-Col. D. A. Mac-

Kinnon 31 31 29 91 Code! Lewis Mac-

Donald 31 33 27 91 A. B. P. Clark 33 28 29 90 Mary MacLennan 30 30 N 39 W. D. Cooke 26 32 30 88 Cadet Charles

1 ppm; 31 27 so an Cool. J J. Connolly 30 30 27 T7 Cadet A. Mulch 24 29 253 50 Milton Carvf-r 3.1 30 23 8'1 .1 E Taylor -26 29 30 35 PO. A. Costello 24 33 2! R5 Rqymnnd Vrsicnv 33 27 23 B3 Ll-Col W J. Mac-

Donald 21! 30 24 R2 H. S. Wood 24 2'5 30 79

ALL THAT-GLITFEFB . . .

WALTON-O 1' NAZE Essex. England-(GP)-Thousands of her- ring and whiting have been caught from Walton Pier with silver paper. Fishermen say the fish refuse normal bait and are attracted by the paper shining un- der water. one angler landed I60 whiting in an hour: "you simply throw out a line and pull in I fish.

Maritime Harness Racing Results

SACKVILLE. N. 8.. June a - (CP) - Horses from Springblli. and Amherst, N.S.. took toP money at the opening meet here today at the Tanlramar race track.

Cocoanut Kalmuk of Springhill won two of lhrec heats in the 2.27 trot and pace; Miss Donna May of the same town took the 2.21 trot and pace and Hyland's Pride of Amherst captured the third event.

A large crowd was on hand to see the three half-mile events in which 19 horses took part.

Prince Edward Island fared badly. Rhodola D. from Summorside was drawn in the third beat of the 2.21 class afler placing night and seventh in the first two. Miss Alice Gay owned in O'Lcary. trailed the field in the same event.

STELLARTON. N.S.. June 5 - (CP) - Four events were featur- ed on the holiday harness racing

horses

card at the Blue Acres Raceway here today. Classified Trot Nelda Hanover (McLeod) 1 1 1 Silver Chilcoot (Campbell) 22 2 Haste-along (Daniels) 4 3 3 Jack Clyric (YoiinL') 3 4 4 Timc: 1.09. 1.09 3-5. 109 3-5.

Fromm-For-All i Roy Shclburne (Miller) Calumet Pearl (Campbell) Bud Kalmuck (McLeod) Christopbcr Stoiit (Daniels) Timc:l.l0. 1.09. 1.00. Match Race i Mark Harkaway (Haley) Earl Prince Charming (MacLcod) Time: 1.08. 1.06 1.08. No. 1 (llnsslflcd Buck P. (.'. Gration (Miller) Lombardy Pt-tor (Haley) Harry Budlcng (Shea) Flashy Volo (Shca) Time: 1.07. 1.07. 1.08 2-5. HALIFAX. June .3 (CP) Sam Walktr. Jl'.. youthful reins- m.'.in ivcll-known in race fa s at Provincial tracks. drove two win- ners of the thrcc-race card at the Sackvillo Raceway today. captur- ing the Free-For-All piloting Judd and then landing Class B with Josedale Victory Miss. Free-For-All Judd (S. Walker. Jr.) Cinzano (P. Craig) Jacob Wilhrow (W. Carroll) Mcrle Direct (F. Baxter) Coliccn Adam (L. O'Brien)

51 15 42 24 33

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Class B

Jnscdalc Vicio:y Miss

(S. Walker. Jr.) Helen Budlong (L. O'Brien) Previous (D. Turner) l Pccrlcss Hanover (B. i

Cruickshanks) 4 -tdri

Winnini: ownr,-r: S. Walker. Sack- i

ville. l

wrou- ure-

3 1 2

Class C I John Clcgi: (B Cruickshank) 1 2 1. Flo Direct (L. O'Bricn) 213 Joe Louis Volo (Baxter) 4 3 2 Duke Abbe (Fredericks) 3 -I 4

(Times were not available).

Variety Of Offers For 1930 Rolls Royce

DAVENTRY. Northamptonshire. England. June 5-(Reuters)-.1 D. More. former Mayor of Daventry. put up his 1030 seven-scater Rolls Royce for SHIP,

"The highest. bidder can have it -even if the offer is only two shillings and six-pence (38 cents)", he said.

Now he's busy sorting out some of the offers. such as:

1. Five pounds of honey to reach him on every birthday for the rest of his life. "Money t.cmpts &r Stafford Crlpps (Chancellor of the Exchequer). but honey tempts the appetite," the applicant said.

2. A fat goose for Christmas for three years runnlrig.

The British Home office has control of the London police of- fice and the oversight of the pol- ice force in the counties and mini- icipal boroughs.

Every pipeful of Clubmsn in pleasure renewed! A grand, old tobacco-sweet and mellow- Clubmsn is perfectly blended to give you a delightful. satisfying smoke. The rich, Clubman quality never varies-brings lasting alloy- nient. Try Ciubinsn today.

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Baseball Results

American League Cleveland .... 10000! 001 3 6 I New York 000 000 002 2 6 0

Feller and Hogan; Reynolds. Page (9) end Berra. Chicago .. 000000000 0 G 8 Boston .. .. 280 800 0l,x 12 ll 0

Pierce. Gumpert (4) Aloma (5) Judson (8) and Masi, Malone (5); Kinder. McDermott (1) and Tel)- betts. Detroit .... .. . 400 I00 200 '1 II 0 Wnlhlngwn 002 000 200 4 ll 2

Trout and Robinson; NHKY. Well: (8) and Grasso.

National League

New York .. 200 000 0021 5 10 2 Pittsburgh . 000 201 0010 4 7 0 (10 innings).

Hartune. Jensen (9) Koslo (9) and Westrum. Calderone (7); Dick- son, Walsh (10 and Mueller. Mc- Cullough (10).

Brooklyn .. 020 402 401 13 10 0 Chicago .. 000010000 1 3 6 Roe and Campanella; Minnor,

Voiselle (7) Klippstein (9) and Schefflng. Philadelphia .. 010 010 013 6 12 3 St. Innis 000 020 003 513 I

Roberts and Seminick; Munizcr. Brazle (0) Martin (9) and Rice. Bucha (6).

International League Rochester .. 001000 000 1 1 2 Springfield 100001 00x 2 9 2

Faszholz and Wllber; Splcer and

Burgess.

Buffalo 100012 0000 4 S 0

Syracuse 020 1000011 5 7 0 (10 innings).

Lnvenguth, Blake (10) and Tab- acheck; Jolly and I-iayworth. Toronto 012 803 000 9 14 l Jersey City .. 001100000 2 5 0

Ridzik and Oswuld: Lopez. Fox (4) Heller (9) and Yvars. Montreal . 100000050 8 8 2 Baltimore 100 500 00: 9 I7 I Mccnlinn. Thomas (4) and Atwell: Rnncy and Kluitz.

SATURDAY NATIONAL LEAGUE

Boston 340 100 002-10 12 0 Pittsburgh 300 030 0o0-- 6 is I Sain. Hogue (6) and Cooper; Dickson. Lomibardi (1) Werle (2) Queen (5)) and Mcoullough. Muel- ler (9). Philadelphia 212 000 001-6 I8 2 Chicago 000 100 100-2 10 0 Church. Konstanty (7) and Semi-

nick; Rush. Linda (3) Voiselle (ll) Hiller (9) and A. Walker.

New York at Cincinnati. Post- poned, rain.

Brooklyn at St. Louis. Postpon- ed. rain.

AMERICAN LEAGUE

Detroit 101 002 200-6 14 o Philadelphia. 000 000 001-1 7 if Newhouser and R0 bins on ;

Sihantz. Wysp (9) and Guerra.

Clevcalnrl 200 M0 002- D I 1