11 .w~11.=1.1....*."=.:.1::-1 Maine 1'1? 171m“ m h“ m; splendid shovgtlflolgi ' G nd Crcu Maclnderove TQIBQ winners , dmer-ent, events of he ram. Wathen-ovvn- .221". - ana c .i‘hn%b?“s.§,e?rf ‘i: oxtxiier buYBTS

continue to win.

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.10“; horses contested the

ced at Sussex, New

4°“: events Noting last Wédnes-

I J p, Mehah of St. Stephen

Md 5nd drove two winners and

uwn;e;5t-0\1’l'1cd horses. PeterBrook $3 and w. 111.. accpun

ted for the ' VEIIT-S. °"‘°§,,,'.§ii The Baker, 2.06%, won “insight heats for owner-driver fin“... best time 2.1a. Faluigfcé _x1m1ey was second, Sandy . 1' “d The Judge fourth. The 2.18 t“), ‘g; Page was another gtraight hart affair for Peter Brook 2nd. my,‘ owned by Amherst Driving 591m; and driven by Carmel’! COB-YI- -" , Don McKillop was 2. mm 0. Grattan, Lulu Axworthy. lyosgrirle Gold, Mac Todd, Kavola mu Vol Abbe finishing in that or- der. Best time. 2.14. The trotter '5,mr1 meade 2.01% won the free- {magi for owner-driver Mehm "jug symbol Harry had won the gm heat and finished 3 2 in the lwt two. Rhea Mae 2.04% was 1 g 3, Harry Direct 2.07%, 4 4 5 n. A. Grattan 5 5 4. Dominion prattan, 0 t1 6. Time 2.12, 2.12, 1111,, The 2.95 trot and pace was .,,,,,. by w. r. I... owned by Fred Robichaud, Moncton, and driven by Earl Sempie with 1 1 2. The hotter Jolly Harvester was I 2 4. up Direct 3 3 1. Three otheri starters. Best time 2.15%.

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New Glasgow race track was in the fasted condition of its history for the midsummer race meet held there last Wednesday after- noon, w. . Stewart's Mighty Hanover 2.0211, driven by Hailey Harrison won the free-for-all with 1 1 3, lowering the track record 102.06 in the first heat and pac- jug in the same time in the second The former pacing record made by Hal B. Direct 3,0414, July i4. 1943. Josedale Hoosier 2.07, driven by Billy Hood was only a nose behind‘ Hanover lathe first heat; was second in the next and won the final in mu. Tip Abbe was the closest possible third in the first two heel: and finished second in the third heat. Widow's Pride, 2.04%. was s 4 4. The 2.22 Class was won

l-lcber Sweene ‘s good pacer Ice Voio wih 1 i 2; Pet- riokAbbe (Harrison) 2 2 i: Boot- tyMoKane (Bailey) 3 ll S. Time 1.1111. 2.1114. 1.1a. Members oi Mr. Sweeneys stable have been driven this season b Frank McAl- duii oi Alberton, w o is making [cod with them and showing Al? veil u s trainer and driver. - t: the race Jerry In Voio wu all to Mine Jabelee, North Syd- aey, N. 8., presumably acting for his brother, Richard Jabalee. Jer- iiee Voio raced through the lilo circuit lest ear as a three- yesr-oid. starting 10 events and winning heals in two of them. tak- los a record oi 2.14%. He has ep- oarently improved greatl as e four-year-old. The 2.2a rot and ace concludedHhe pro ram. It ad seven starters. owned and driven by Joe O'Brien won the second and third heats and race after losing the first heat to Sister Henley, driven by Claude O'Brien. Nitro Hal. Witty Guy. Lillian Budlong, Peter At Court and Margaret L. Frisco finished in that order. Best time, 2.14, made by liigh Tide. equals his record made last year. New Glasgow is holding races again this afternoon and another- meeting next Wednes- day afternoon at which the New Sllasgow Pacing Derby will be

ce .

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Riverside race track. about l5 miles from Charlottetown, was the scene oi a great afternoon's sport last Wednesday when lessee Leo‘ Pilililht put on a program oi fivc Classified events that gave many thrills to the large gathering of illcctators present. A new track Eyldus record oi 2.11 was set u

v Jean Henlcy, 2.0015. while Kc - 1H Nightmare set the trotting track record at 2.14. The No. i Classified had three pacers and two trotters as starters. Jean Hen- itl’. in her bcst form ni the season, 7°11 the first heat by a goodlength from Pasiinccl in 2.11 and the sec- 011d heat in 2.12 with Giftline a tcrliose second. Christie Budiong,

at was 5 5 in the first two heats :00 the third in 2.1616. There annccidcnt in this heat wnen J llincs frnnt foot caught in “gin Henlcys sulkv wheel; Gift-

c and driver Weir were thrown, B‘; sustaining injuries. “Whi- 5D0t was 4 4 4. Jean cfillley. the winner, is owned by

arics Horton, Murray River, and F111 driven by Willard Kelly.

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slow class irottcrs started NO- 2 Classified Trot and K911‘, thinks up very considerably. Bul-‘ls Niihtmare, owned by E.

E- Vmlsc Green, and driven 1g“ Willard Kelly. was a 1 ‘t P2301’ Moko (Brookins) '1 wash McKinney 1 3 g 3; a ,7, 6 3 3; Billy Kalmuck 8 d“; 811111 Kulmuck s '14; Beaver- “me 221 5: George Mac 4 a a. No a m"- 2-14. 2.10. 2.1511. The ‘he- u assified Pace W85 won by owncdD-gnd-coming Scott Budlnng, driven by E. Wisnel‘ of ictou and “mam y Jimmy Power, in nhree m" é Marjorie Budlonil iWeir) N3“ 5 3. 0. U. Voio 3 3 a; wait 5 5; Reugmaielzcgford Grattan. 4 “me “m” 0 a. Best time

Ei lit 1X1 tghe mixed

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The No 4 Fm Classified Trot and 1 1 ,_.“;}J‘,,“°11 by Lady Rose with Gédrge 151111. owned and driven ilcka 1'1‘ sfmwck 2 2 13 J1“ -5_-mplc) 4 4 3; Billy -- Rflyal Jim s 4 4 and 31111111111 6 dr Time ownefilfi- PZ-Afiiil/r. The winner oitetown aim iitcn Brown, Cliar- m r who ‘was driven by Cobb 110,5 clagtmfldso drove Pagliscci. win yo, Sim,“ W8! a straight heat Lt-coi P" Temple. owned by driven byway‘ H”?! and nicely vQi$h_ B 911111 river Billy Mc- e -. m" Spruce. with Lon

‘Writes us under dste o! the 34th;

In the junior.

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SPORTING NEWS

_ CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

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. Montreal correspondent

Mayo ’si 9th In

l)“; (By The Associated Press) Eddie Mayo broke up a scoreless pitcher's battle in the ninth in- ning yesterday in Detroit with a home run that gave Detroit Tigers .1 1-0 American league victory 0- ver Chicago White Sox in the op- ener of a three-game series. Victim oi May'o’s game-winning belt into the lower deck in right field was righthander Johnny Humphries, who had fielded only two hits up to that point Hal New- liouser, who gave nine hits. avoided intermittent trouble to post his 15th victory against six losses.

"You will notice that

1101111118 harness race megktlienygg an Blue Bonnets track. Montreal Au-v. ust 17th to 1on1 and a 5.60.7.1 111961-1111! August 35th and 26th 11rd a. third meet September 1, s ,,,{d 3rd. Good purses are being p11]; up] Th“ 1' i111! 111'"- tlme that hsrnessl racing has been held over m; mile oval and will give you kn idea how interest is increasing in the trotters and pacers. To he honest the runners seem to he m 111B Wfly Out in this province. Up to this time the only city that. re. rnained out of the harness fold was Montreal and now the mesh ings arranged for Blue Bonnets

Ferries Beaten

For the second time this season 60111111916 the picture." Dave vFerriss couldn't g-et beyond _n__ y an ‘nic/igihtl-straighté witnning strezeag

Horse trainers live to 0d 1 u a? mg o.“ em ‘m; bunch we m Enghnd probabfl, Wgecaasigfggrrlsi; isn 11.; {eighth to beat Bos- geséogz‘ tegrmgng ‘nteresuggtales It svas gzérrisst third defeat a-

er ee orses s ‘

TnZQSMBIIO are "always e"e'r‘rtr.§’°§,~r-1r.st 1'1 victories. ‘ a en on. Just rec ti I-I , George Lambion, trairigr yoi‘ 33o Indkms Wm‘ 3'1 i

Derby winners’ died at m! home m‘ In Cleveland. Steve Gromek scat.-

fii at “a HD8110 11 M ches Played in Tournament

eleven other classic races in Eng- land during the fifty years he was active as q, trainer.

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Score cards forwarded by our Montreal friend. Harry Doian. from Sorel. Qua, show Guy H., 2.0004. raced lest year in the Wathen stable, as a winner oi e. pacing Derby with 1 1 2; Brady Hanover 5 5 i; Probationer 2 2 4; Pioneer Hanover 4 4 8. The bereiooted Seretcga, winner of moss oi the free for ails lest season was 3 4 5. Time 2.06 2.00%. 2.00. The time made in he first heat is the fast- est mile trotted or paced in Can- ada in two years. In the big trot- ting derby held on the same track, same day, a new star appeared in Dot Chapel. owned by A: ur Beau- din. Montreal, that won from a £1511 i"1“1“° 11"“ $151. ‘if-ii?’ - I116 - . - ‘s. dii. when he won both mzflches 2-10- Hurry Up was 8 5 1: Miss laved in he 111m 1 ' - . Cream of Tartar 2 a 2; Palachuck Eon, ‘ _ “am” A‘ °°° 3 2 5. Would say that this is the best field oi trottersthat will face

s. starter in Canada. this season.

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Although it was raining fairly freely at Empire City race track,

1 Eleven matches were played 1ast| night in the four singles tourna- ments at present underway a; the Brighton Horseshoe Club. In Sen- ior A.. Len Phillips chalked up two straight victories to take over lead- ership. Groun B. saw Ncls Whit- lock do the same tiling while in‘ Group C. McCourt, McDouaall and A. Martin were all deadlocked with one victOTy apiece. 11111111111 Buote was the thlrdulay- er to have two victories to hisrrc-

Scnlnr A. Phillips 52; Muriel’ 23. Phillips 52: Francis 31. Francis 50; Murlev 30. Murley 5i: Francis 44.

_ Senior B. Neecxalfoélid 1:51:19 wrfgiicgnitffiffifif Whitlock 52: Connoiiv 30. arly those who had purchased a Whmmk 5"? c-“'m‘""l' 4'3- 2illi£°ii§¥°alii"°“e.“§§l§i. 332."; use-u- uTS-"i-"ri-r u. ' ' ' McDougnil 50; Gallant 35.

people were few and far between. As l. matter of fact there were only 116 of the combination tick- ets sold but these 110 persons left tllie grounds feeling like million- ares. .

A. Martin 5i: Gallant 28. Intcrmerliafe A.

Buote 53; Gaye l0.

Buotc 51; F‘. Martin 22.

Four trophies. donated by Elmer McDonald, Willard McDonnlziJark McCourt and Johnny Buote go to the winners in each division.

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At Roosevelt Raceway and at Borel. Que. "wk they B1‘! 115111! 11 starting system very much on *he principle of that first used at Nor- tham on suggestions made by Capt. John L. Reed. The horses entertbe centreileld seventy feet . wire, go around the Judie! 51-51111 and come on the track seventy feet below the wire, the outside horse entering first and the pole horse last. It seems to do away

_ l Baseball Results l

AMERICAN LEAGUE I Chicago 000 000 0il0—-0 9 2. Detroit 000 (‘.00 001-1 3 2:

Humohrics and Trcsh; Nflivilfllh;

5 of 0mm _ Han-y Dolan ser and Swift. 1 gig‘ ‘idgnishea t s information Wflshingivu 000 000 030—3 9 0 sends greetings from our old Boston 000 001000-1 9 i friend Vie Rowntree, who by the Wolff. Haeiner and GuemuPcr- way has had several winners in riss and I-Inlm. , recent weeks. and Raoul Potvin. Philadelphia n00 000000-41 5 3» who drives Palachuck 2091/4 11nd NPW Yflik 1011 0110 °lX—-2 4 0-

up until she was sold two weeks Christopher and Rcsar; Bcvcnsl

g3 _ and Robinson. ‘w’ Add“ Hmw" z S‘ st. Louis 000 001 000-1 0 o; “o” Cleveland 011 one our-s a o;

Potter and Mancuso; Gromck as

Next Wednesday afternoon will busy Hayes.

be e time at many r169 tracks. for instance the Sydney

twice-around will be formally o?‘ raced at

NATIONAL LEAGUE J

ened. the Derby W111 11¢ , Cincinnati 000 000 010 0-1 a 21 New Glasgow, Cove-head will ho.d Chicago O00 (m, 000,_212 o its second mt"- OY 11119 595W" "id Walters and Lakemrin; Passeau Herbert Tracy W111 111111111111’ “"1 and Livingston n. Williams.

officially ppm the "Win11"! Boston 001000 010-2 s 1. Sackville. 1v.n.. Speedway W111!" Brooklyn 000 n00 030-2 s 1

he will be host to most of the trot-

LE8,C00pcr A- l-iofiorih: Branca. ters and pacers racing through the

King 11nd Sandlocl;

New Brunswick circuit. There will Pitgsbuml, mm m0 0004-, 3 0 be e free-for-eil. purse 840°» 11"“ st. Louis n00 00o ZOX—2 a o No. 1 and NO- R cliliillned Wm‘ Roe and Salkcd; Dcinnclly and urses of $300.00 each. We have, Rm’

guppy 11191111111" <11 111-1611111118 I New York 00o 000 00o 00-0 a o

race meeting on the 8111111111118 111°!‘ Phila ooo 000 n00 02-2 1 1

in the summer of 1910 and seem; .11 innings) our friend Raoul P11111111 <11 M21}?- Voiselie and Kluiiz; Judd and real win a race with Singer. Z1" =- Seminick

always felt we 1111111111 111" INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE

We have ‘ z

to go back there again bu. mus (First Garnet):

pass up the 111M111 "PWYWYMY- Buffalo 000 00o 0-0 4 2| _..-Q-— Baltimore 002 (W0 x—-2 3 0

s“ George R MacDonald son Gillespie and Wolch; Calvert and

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of the late beloved James Mac- ‘gesgflnd Game,

Do id fthl cit rites us from ‘ - 11a ° 5d ‘Y- {Jaw 9mm,“ Buffalo son n00 000- 3 9 3|

F1111" 111111" I ° ° h- He“ Baltimore 13o 500 Cl\'—l0 1a z -

1'16 11115595 5°91“! m‘ m“ Brown, Herstck and Wclch; He»

in Paris as he was on duty with m" and mm“

111s 111111- 111111 111" 1'1"‘ i’ ‘ 5°" Rochester 1 n00 020-5 1 z ernment stallion barn heart ginm Jersey cm, Ego 333 O0X_G 9 3» 1111 1! “cal-Ed Wm‘ 913"“ 5 21,1835‘ Radlcr. Sakns. D\1‘.\'1"1‘ 111111 D91!" 1W0 9f them Lmttem five 5a this‘! lin; Mcllis and CiflilRPll.

1W0 P¢1°11°1°1,111 1"“! “w” “filed Montreal e00 011010-010 :1 typei- 9°01!" "n" w“ “w” Newark 100 001 tun-a '1

the meritorious service plaque for superior performance of duty re- cently and that pleased them all very much. He sayi 11¢ 115d bee“ looking forward to Old Hume W691! but won't be able to make it“ this year and wished to be r 911d to hie many friends. ah

Elsewhere in this issue will be found the rogram and list of starters for t e races at Covehead

.01.: “a” Ell 511mm FUR SALE

the entries but with all the avail-

Warren and Todd; Maikoskey. Page and Wingrofski. Steinecke.

ADD INTERNATIONAL ‘goronto

100 010 003-5 5 3i acuse 301 200 00X-—6 8 2| Jarlett, Smola and Pruett; Beb- wski and_fu_._. ___

able racing material _thet is about we are confident that Covehcad will come through with anoihcr

fine card. _Q...

Don't forget that this is closing date for id Home Week noes August 14th to 17th inclusive. The secretary's office will lie open untill B p.m. toni ht where Miss Maud Trainor wll receive entries of latecomers. The phone number is i164. Address your entries, J. W.‘ Boulte . Secretary-Treasurer, Char- lottetown Driving Park and Pro-

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One complete set of race harness, nickel mountings, American imported. $90-00- One training cart in good condition, newly finished- $140.00.

,Detroit blaalks Up 1-0 Victory On Strength Of

his 12th league victory for the ln-

‘up three walks. 1n the first frame.

iAli Stars Meet Navy

ioiub Tennis

lwill likely get underway Monday ior Tuesday of next week officials

ning Homer

tered nine St. Louis B:own's hits for

dians 8-1 before 20,431 i-aru. Nei- son-Potter was charged with ti-ie_

1 sa.

‘The Indians rapped eight hits off Potter as they won their fourth straight victory.

Errors‘ Are Costly

Russ Christopher fanned 12 bet- ters and gave up only four hits, but a. pair of costly errors by his teammates allowed New York Yan- kees two unearned runs and eh- abied Floyd Bevens to best Phil- adelphia Athletics 2

Christopher fanned each of the nine Yanks at least once. and gave

George Stirnweiss was safe on Edgar Buschs fumble. stole sec- ond and counted on Hershel Mar- tin's single. In the eighth. Bud Metheny singled, advanced on Martin's sacrifice and Nick Etten’! infield out and scored when George Keli erred on Oscar Grimes’ grounder.

W-hls-pefs 801i ' Winner 0f 2.18 Trot

(By The Associated Press)

OLD ORCHARD BEACH, Me.. July 27-Three horses won a heat each in a bitterly-contested race for top money in the i8 trot today at the Old Orchard Grand Circuit light hemess meet.

Best in standing at the mac's end was .Whisper's Son, owned by Harold Ralph of Waldoboro, Me., and driven by Herb Bond. The son of Peter Hank finished sixth, then won and finally placed sec- ond to take purse money.

The summary:

i8 Trot, Purse $750, Mile Heals

Whispers Son (Bond) . . . . . ..6 i 2 Adam Hall (Steele) .. .5 5 1 Briar Song (Parker) -..i4dr Lone Wolf (Gray) ..........235 Palominta (McKenney) 3 6 3

Time: 2.15 3-4; 2.12 1-1;"2.14. Also started: Bonnetta Hanover and I-Iiworthy.

14 Pace, Puree $750, Mile Heats

Dale Bumpus (Rowe) ..i 2 i David McLean (Brown) 7 1 2 Joscdale Matchless (E..1ones> 2 4 3 Selby Hanover (Wathen) ..33dr Free Sir (Avery) .....456

Time: 2.07 1-2; 2.07 3-4; 2.171 3-4.

Also started: Mary Abbe and

Doddle P. 20 Pace, Purse $150, Mile Heats

Abbe Heiress (Clark) _ , . . . .. 1 1 i Hugh Money .723 Miss Maine .10 8 2 Lila Direct ..23rlr Yankee Song (Tweedie) 2 4 4 Time: 2.11; 2.12 3-4; 2.14.

Also started: Edward 0.. M Scott, Herbert Song, Guy Maj and Chief Smiieydale.

2 Year Old Pace. Purse $250, Mile Heat

Four Freedoms (Bond)

Eula Mite (Wathen)

Nclla Abbe IAVEIyt

Annabel Seniab (O'Donnell) Time: 2.09 3-4.

swear-

Tomorrow

City All Stars and Queen Char- lotte's baseball team will meet in their second exhibition game. of the season at Victoria Park diamond tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock- The local civilians pushing across s. run in the last of the ninth won Thursday night's game but the Tars are confident they can turn the tables in the second tussle.

Both teams will likely use the same lineups-with the exceptions of the hurlers that played ‘Thurs- day but it is possible that several new faces will appear on the local lineup although this is by no means definite.

Tournament Next Week -

The annual Club chunpionship! of the Charlottetown Tennis Club

stated yesterday. It is the intention of the tourn-

doubles in all three divisions post- ed at the Club house but in regard to the singles there will no postings as all members will be performing.

vincial Exhibition Association. ALPHONSE NAPKE’

Newcastle» NB.

A librarian-People have loet their powers of concentration: - “mo, m. poputllrity 3; 11$‘ 33g; iee and other orme . . 7_21_28_2‘

REMEMBER WIIEN l! The Canadian Press Finland's famed track star. Pasvo Nurrni, was b from Plrticipatlng in the 10s: Olym o

Glmes- at Ins Angelo; b

ament chairman to have all the sh

City All Stars d N 1 in another exhlbitTgn gaTnvz Atantgh: Park diamond Sunday afternoon and fans who witnessed Wednes-

iehd balance to their respective squads and as a result the game‘ should be a well-played one, boihl oflenslvely and defensively. That‘ was the case Thursday evening; and although seven errors were chalked n8 against them the game was consi ered to be a weil-piayedl one.

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The Charlottetown Tennis Club, tournament is likely to get undcr-1 way Monday or Tuesday of next. week, President New Wran stated yesterday, ark‘ the announcement; will be hailed by players of the game who have been getting in! ractlce games at every opportun-l ty the past several weeks. i III + -l- 1|- i

Although this Club tournament; has not been on as large a scale in recent years as previous to the, war, nevertheless the member» veno- have been keeping things going look forward to it with plenty of enthusiasm, and the competitions