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Abbie Juniors Go One

Up On C. and For Baseball

The Abbie Juniors went one up XVQTETVAQ,

ast. evening in their best-of-seven

arrive with the Curran and Brtatts at Memorial Field In Charlottetown. the Provincial Juniorlthis evening.

Iiiniors for aaseball championship, defeating; Siirran and Briggs by the scare off I-4. Both Jack Kearns and Beiiiiyf

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THI2 GUARDIAN. CMHARLOTTETOWN

.lAbbies, Curranites Here ;iTonight In Second Game

Coach Randy Edwards of the Jr. Abbles will send young Ian Ken- nedy to the mound tonight in search of the Abbies' second win in the Provincial Junior play-offs with the Curran and Briggs Jun- iors of Summer-side.

Keiiiiedy, a big righthander with plenty of speed, won two games while losing three during the Is- land Baseball League schedule.

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SEPTEMBER 1. 1953

Announce lineups For Little League All Star Game

Billy Purcell of the Junior Ab- bies will coach the Abegwelts and Eddy Lund of the Intermediate Abbios will coach Rotarians in the Little League All Star game un- der the lights on Memorial Field Thursday night.

i The lliieups for both teams were announced last night by coach Randy Edwards. First baseman

Softball Game Called; Replayed This Evading

It was children's night at Mem- orial Field last night, and they made the most of it. The occasion was-theiwindup of activities of the Playground Commission for the season. The thoroughly en- joyable program was run-of! under the capable direction of the Com- mission chairman, Mr. Harold Macbean.

There was a minor league ball game between the Braves and Cardinals, track and field sports and a variety program including singing and dancing.

During the evening the large crowd was entertained also by stirring pipe band music by the Charlottetown Pipe Band under the direction of Pipe Major C. Albert MaoLcod.

Councillor P. R. Mooormac, re- presenting Mwor J. D. Stewart, brought the greetings of the City and referred to the splendid work of the Playgirounds Commission. At the conclusion of the program

Children Enjoy Fine Memorial Field Program

'Win Doubles Crown in Junior Tennis Tourney

Barbara Wran and Winnie Mu Pherson won the ladios' double; championship in the junior mm” tournament at the Charlottetown Courts yesterday. They defeated Margie Jardlne and J. Mlllluon 4-6, 6-4, 6-2.

In the senior toumunont wum MacMilla.n and' Ivan Dowllng d,. feated Bria: Chandler and B, 33,, dine in a mixed doubles much 6-0, 6-2.

In another mixed doubles flutgh G. Purvis and W. MwPheraon db feated Andy Anderson and c, M Cotes by default but lost out n; Phil and Margie Jardlne 6-0, 6-1

This evening at 5.30 D. Georg". and L. McMahon will play Ned

T.

Jaisun pitched a good game, but Abbi" an n H P0 A Tm. CH. Serum” Lea rm iay- . d lllllCklF'-hcaded base-running mjw. Purcell. rf 4. 2 1 o o o;illa.Vlmz coach but it is exioeotodl For the Jolllmy CMT0” '50”h9dlotr game lbetwecii the gniquiirian Harry Callashan will captain the i:,l,lu,f4c2;,e,f,fnal:'e”””d by Comm” and Barbara Wran. ,-he mm and third mmng, and 3 wd Hood? -lb 4 0 3 4 3 gililat Trainor will in-k ILTS name to,Curranitesl it will be Ed Buckley Youth Club and me Guardian Ad. Abegwefgs and cdbchm. Harry winners in the talent Show were: Sm”-V Iwlding W591” 0" me p3”,C- R9-3533 1” - - 5 1 7 9 0 Ola Contract Sqme um," late" mlslmalh" Hghmandel" Buckley wo" gels was called in the last of the Smith will captain the Rotarians. 1' Maurice R055 who played me u - ,,l the Cu,.mnnF5 enabled me Ab--D0,, Mnddeddv S5 4 1 2 2 3 (),week. There is nothing standingttwo games for the Summe-rsldclsevemh inning yesterday evomng Lineups; spoon dud gm,e'a mp dancey ., mag in (:n1p'-Kg the y.cgo;5, mough 3. Canon, 1, 5 1 1 0 3 olln the way of the signing :liCll :caiii in the 1.-land quarter finals on accddm df dm.1,;m.55,r1-1,3 L,y,c, Abegweits-tblack uniforms) - if-Idem Nomad redimuon. 3 'Fld';' they had only two earned runs to 1-2 Kennedy, c :1 1 1 9 2 0 35 C0lllrtt0l- terms as both Traiiioriaganist the Junior Abbles. H8 Md were leading 15-14 with the Angels Bill Doiron, George Dunn, lsfaui:icel,.ence constabfe 50,0 ' ' I h ciiirari and Bi-iggv three. Kcains M. Mac-Fadj't'n. Cf 4 0 0 3 0 Oiand me club Omcmls M? m 3 ml” Wm "W Yecmid "" melait but when the game was called. Larter. Harry Callaghan, Bobby The sound 5',-..r.,,,,' was kindly II was touched for 10 hits. three 01 W. Dunn. 3b 4 1 1 1 0 2i”3”,em9l," "lb0l” 5" , C0l1dlil0ll!-l59a50ll- , The game, the first in the semi- Lea, Jake Kennedy, Emmett Jos-tI,m,.1ded by Stewart Smnh. ihvm when he weakened In the 1. Kennedy. ll 3 0 0 0 0 0 T"3”li"' 15 ”"”dl' Wlklng 0" Fla!” The 83"”, Wt” be PM?” (mifinals, will be re-Played this eve- eph. sterling MacFadyen. Jim xmbmu Dom md M V nznlh inmnr-'. He Walked lhrtre and XD. Maclmod. 1! 1 0 0 0 0 0,9”, I” ll?” 59350" and Club Ole MPm0llRl Field Md Wl” 5”” J,ning on the Old Diamond. Game Doucette. Ronnie Rice, Blaine The Program ud'Vam,ed to me ”dd.dnd3;1”t”3 Slllltk (till. 13. Carson gave up eighti Totals 37 'l 10 27 11 2 W31513 hhve tendered contracts to1'l.3U.d Coach Edwards i'equeSl5 me ltimc is set for 5.30 and must. Wealherbie. Brigmdd Horduhoe Chum mu II" hits, walked nine, and struck out,x-replaced 1. Kennedy in 'Ith. git” 01135" V93” 151N1d9Y5- All ha"? Abbi” "3 lfpo” R1 530- start by 5.45 in order to get in the; Rotarians - Charlie Smith, 0 Ca””d”- . . Tournament last night bypdenlintl mm. t pat-knowledged the coiitracts withl The Abbiea went into Sunimer- required haven imdngsd pnarry Maccmgmd Freddie Dudnd So-lo: (Teddy Bears Picnic)- mg Len Phimps Ind Jim D":' Grant Grady opened the in-st,c. and B. an a H PO A E iC'”5 Gqsiaveson having me honorlslde ijeslerd8t' nllmlwll and "wk Dick Doyle pitched for the An- John Leithizer, Archie MticFad- Mme G””l””- Doyle degcam phmips 3;, ;iining with a double to left, but'G. Grady, an .. .. 3 1 2 1 2 0,91 makmz the lust reply. Accord-jthe his lust Kama behind fhe gels and Wiif Shepherd started for yen, Paul Murphy, Billy Sherry, 5010-05” 130”””9- games to on, W, Va”, ddmed wok gm long 3 iead on the sacklj. whaieny 2b 3 1 3 3 4 2 ing to reports Marcel Clements islpitching of -Benny Carson. '1dhcy me Ldyc. He WM ,.E”e,,ed in the IJO, cummiskex Wayne Mdcndnh Scotch Dance-Audrey Joseph. Davey by 3 similar count vnm and was picked d” by Cnrsondlic. Grady, SS 5 0 0 3 3 1 showing interest in returning to will be shooting the. works tonight sixth inning by CH” P,,,eI.s' hddd Dem" Doyle. Sterling Lddnedicarol Joseph, Eileen and Alice nnd Doyle Wm pl” the Se'mHlM-; whalm-5 mule would probablydxv. walker. ,1 4 0 0 0 0 0 the fold and if Clements comes this to go two up on their opponents in ,N0Ol1hlT, Shiilcy Flynn and Pat round Wednesday mum tor W have scored him In the third the P. Schurman, c 3 0 0 13 '1 2 :;'tih.V Bv(;llall(Ill'ylIl'lVR;y lalso IIIRVE an- lli'lI.s1 a bpstloefs seyidigshefiesdill be . . - . 1MlSll)l:i;. and Danced (shoe qmnc rum to meet Keith Dam” m m Curranites had the bases loaded J. Kearns, . ., 3 1 1 0 l 0 3 Pl 'ur a . ziriime ioc ey. i to Umplr - , t k A d F . 1 T finals for the Club In with one out, and Schurman hit M. Cannon,p1b 5 o o 9 o 0' , ' ' ' clothed in offlcialdumplre clothing.t I n Boy)-Catherie Fields and Lynn Flam are heme dn?1l,;M”l:;5g;l;. d mgh pop which Ready mapped. D. Lemrdey, 1, H 2 1 0 0 1 ll rhe Islanders go to Montague lThey will be wearing jackets, black Campbell. agar Jack Macon” for the mm". The runners, not hearing the um- G. Dalton, cf 4 o 2 o 0 2 today 10 Sell holdms umls Thetiianls and 0898- 0501011 (This Old Man)-Joyce 0, me wand H.,m5h,,, chmmon. Cir-'s rall,h and fhfigarefflllily nlot E1.) B&ickley plrlit i (C), (1, :1) (3 i:V'9ltd(;a1l::&PiIt'ellh;::E , y Osllgg. Y-(seven Lonely Davy shlpswhdlch will tgeg lmltlierway hm 'lT0lVlllg t 9 ”in in y'' ru e. x . ameron, .. I 4 . d ' . t- - on .im ay. Sop. .A shot: ton. irnhed for the next. bases, and Totals 34 4 8 2713 slhsl season Today Fewest 15; - , .7mN f,i,;fQ M”? P'""”' sum in the Province are invited It it to 1" an ing ie inning. x-rep ace 2 urgey in . . , , ' I V , ,. t , i an: may inve e no es of rm The Cd and 1;, team made eight summary gg gamed mm, Ab- dstorc in Montague front tniecy NATIONAL LEAGUE on Memorial. Field on Monday,llhe -l1lI0st.-points ad!-;d tvheie-IIHII be Spoons-Maurice Ross. . Club for me remainder at d" errors to the Abbles' two, and five bies 2. c. and B. a. RBI's-Hood tgalofhdllddly cdzht Cghlf sylelnint-:1-l st. Louis 2:3 J, 3 esdepgmlgrdddizrhzi big)glgpgulafl5Pg;:r,el:l1,f1e:sLl”be 1; 5t',fe",l1lEf1dTs”l:)-I tChristophEl Robin) week. I . - - -1 . - r. . 0' ' se ,, x ' . . . . - , , - . . , V ,. tisitors reached first on miscues ., Ready, Don MacLeod, F. Ken Brooklyn rector of the Depanmcm of Phys- Engddmr Reid not later dmnmldd song and Dance: (Shoe shine rieBS'I'lflxI':g1Er uldlIgcCt)l:l'IldX'(t-dAbCFdJK.DCC;meltoit1

while only one Curranite got at life through an Abbie boot.

Hood, Ready and Don MacLeod led th Abbie attack, Hood and MacLeod getting two for four, and Ready two for five. Grant Grady, Johnny Whzilon and Joe Dalton: each got a brace of blngles for the losers.

Warren Hood made two specta-

nedy, G. Grady, Buckley. Stolen bases - Purcell, Dunn, Whalen, Schurman, Kearns, Dalton. Sacri- fice hit-Whalen. Double plays-

Dtinn, Whalen to C. Grady to Can- non, G. Grady In Cannon. Dou- bles--G. Grady. Buckley. Triples- Don MacLeod, F. Kennedy. Left on bases-Abbles '7, C. and B. 12. Walks-Carson 9, Kearns 3. Strike-

cular plays in the fifth inning. robbing Coke Grady and Paul. Schurman of what looked like sure

base hits. 'pi

Four double plays were execut-1.

ed during the game, each teaml--P. Savidant and J. Schurinan. l

outs-Carson 9, Kearns 13. Hit by pitcher, by Kearns (Purcell). Wild tch-Kearns.

Umpires-Plate-B. Allen: bases

Track --And Field Moe:

e mass of Erwin Grossc who came to Baseball Game Last Night in mm lgan Falls Caitracts lain in the l

A WPII or-ndtic-ted competitive sports programme was held on Memorial Field last night as part of the closing exercises of the Chairlottetovm Citzy Play- grounds.

The Braves defeated the Cardi- nals 2-0 in at Little League base- ball game. At the same time a track and field meet was being conducted on another part. field.

A fair sized crowd at parents and fans were present for the clos- lnc. . Jake Kennedy and E. Joseph each connected for home runs as the Braves defeated the Canlinals in the baseball game. The game was called in the nfth inning With the Cards leading 3-2 but the score reverted back to the end of

the fourth frame. The Cards scored their three runs in the first of the fifth.

Harry MaoGuigan pitched for

the Braves and gave up only two hits. John Lelghtizer hurled for the Cards and gave up base safe- ties.

The trlck and field events were keenly contested with a large number of entries in each event.

Following are the results:

Boys, 10 years: 75 yard dash-1 Paul McGonnell: 2. Douglas Mac- Arthur; 3. Henry Gallant.

Girls 10 years: 50 yard dash-1. Carlene Llewellyn; 2. Florence Constable; 3. Noreen Stead.

Boys, 11 years, 75 yard dash-l. Gordon Buote: 2. Douglas Mac-

Arthur: 3. Billy Sherry. Girls, 11 years, 50 yards-1 Wlnnlfrerl Ann Mac.Millan; 2.

Anne smith; 3. Edith J. Phillips.

Boys' broad jump. 10-12 years- I. Kenneth Haywood: 2. Carl Har- per; 3. Ronnie Higgins.

Girls, 12-15 years, 75 yards-l Shirley Flynn: 2. Celeste McQuald; 3. Helen Murphy.

Boys 12-15, 100 yards-l. Ron- nie Higgins: 2. Gerald Coyle: :1. Roy Diamond.

Girls' broad jump. 10-12 years- I. Shirley Flynn: 2. Alice Noon- an: 8. Patricia Bhanren.

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I "””"Howard Gains

Split Decision At llalifaxd

(CP)- Dick (Kid)

HALIFAX, llrloward of Halifax, Maritime lightweight boxing champion.

igained a split decision over Char- lie Smith of Newark, N.J., in a 10-round bout here Monday night. Smith, weighting 137, topped How- ard by three pounds.

After an uneventful three rounds Smith floored Howard twice in the fourth. He continued to press in the next two rounds but 1-inward managed to keep away from the hard ones.

The tide turned in the seventh. Howard tagged the Newark boy with hard body punches and con- ,tinued to hold the upper hand in the eighth and ninth.

i Howard had a close call in the Itenth. Smith knocked him down twice for a seven-count with smashing one-two punches. How- lard was still gro8KY at the bell.

Bob Leadley of Dartmouth, N.S., defeated Sparky Paris of New lGlasgow in a six-round semi-final. In four-round preliminaries Buddy iDaye of Halifax knocked otit Jerry Mnrrisey of Dartmouth in the second and Young Izzarrl of ihartmoutli scored a first-round kayo nvrr Ossic Grosse of West- dpllnl, NS.

LONDON, (CF) -The ministry lot housing and local government tin the last year has scheduled ;nearly 500 nld inns for preserva- itnrical or architectural interest "this brings the number of such inns in the country up to nearly lziooo.

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Boys' high jump, 10-12 years- I. Scott. Stewart; 2. Carl Harper. l U2 mile bike race-1. Harvey Ford; 2. Ken Ford; 3. Bobby Craig.

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Boosters will now smash the admission fee so everyone can see the bloody grudge fight Friday, September 4.

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Children Under 10-150

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500 with male escort.

SEE YOU AT THE - TAKE THE FAMILY

Don MacLeod to Hood, Ready tot

tion as being of outstanding his-v

seats in Summerside.

. . . t Walter Lawlor, the President of lithe Maritime Amateur Hockey Association for the past two years. will resign as head of that hockey body at the annual meeting of the. M.A.H.A. late this month. He will automatically hold a position ,on the executive as past presi- dent. During his term of office Walter has had quite a number of tough problems to handle and has handled most of them well and to nearly everyones satisfac- tion. The most controversial dis- pute he had tn handle arose lastl year during the Islanders-Glaccl Bay play-offs.

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That displlte concerned the

season. The Islanders defeated Glace Bay with Grosss playing but at the conclusion of the, series he was ruled ineligible. Thol M.M.H.L. ruled that Glace Bay and Charlottetown play a home and home series to decide a win- ner but the M.A.H.A. stepped in and over-ruled the M.M.H.L. When the M.M.H.L. by-passed the Islanders and ordered Glace Bay and Halifax to meet in the finals the M.A.H.A. threatened the Nova scotin. teams with suspension. This prevented a Halifax-Glen: Bay series and Hanson Dowell, it former President of the M.A.H.A. was called in to settle the dis- pule.

Happy Emma, the famous coach of the Barrie Flyers. has writter, Forbes Kennedy regarding his plans for next year. Kennedy has been signed to a contract by the Montreal Junior Canadians. Emma, who had Kennedy in Barrie for several weeks at the beginning of the last hockey season, is interest- ed in maklng,a trade with the Canadians for the young Char- lottetown player. Em-ma would also like to line up Orrin Carver

with a good senior team in On- tario. Orrin played with the Memorial Cup champions it year

ago and is now a, free agent. He could be quite a help to the Is- landers if he chose to remain here. 0 C 0

It in almost a certainty that stock car racing will be inaugu- rated at the Charlotteown Driving lPal'k this fall. It was learned from one of the directors over the week-end that work on the construction of a stock car track would commence shortly. This track will be the regulation quar- ter-mile length, and will be built inside the horse racing track.

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What, is being billed as the high- light of the. stock car racing meets in the Maritimas is to be held in Summersids next Monday. This meet will bring together the lead- ing drivers and stock cars in the Maritimes and they will race im- 31500 in purses as well as beauti- ful trophies. Cars from Moncton, Sydney, Saint John and this Pro- vince have already been entered in the meet.

S'side ltotary Wins little league Minor Title

t -Thu Rotary team won the Lit.- itlo League (minor) title for Sum- morsido Saturday evening by de- yfeating Y's Men in the final game by the score of 10-0. The feature of the game was the relief pitch- ing of Bobble Shaw who came in to relieve Geo. Dalton in the third inning and retired the next six battprl in order.

The winners received the "Robert Hon" trophy.

Philadelphia: Hammer.

Second: l .(7incinnaIl . 002 (I13 001-7 16 2 Philadelphia . 300 000 200-5 '1 0

Perkowski and Seminick; Kon- stanty, Miller (6) and Inpata. L: Konstanty; l1"R.s: Philadelphia:

Staley, White (8) and Rice, Mil- liken, Labine (9) and Campanella. L: Staley, W: Milliken; HRS: St. Louis: Rice; Brooklyn; Snider (2),

Hodges.

First: Flnclnnail 0M 01!! 001-1'.' lit 1 Philadelphia 020 M0 000- G 9 I

Ntixhall. Baczetvski t6) and Scin- inlok; Rldzik, Miller t6), Simmons 16), Kipper (tit. Hansen (El. and Burgess. W: Nuxhall; L: Miller: H R s: Cincinnati: Greengrass;

Hammer. Jones, Lopata. Pittsburgh-Milwaukee not sched- uled. l Chicago 100 300 000- 4 II I, New York 04-0 720 00:-I3 14 ll Klippstein, Lawn (2) Leonard M) Willis 47) and Garaglola: Grissoni and Westi-um. L-Lown; Hrs: Nev. York-Rhodes, Spencer.

AMERICAN LEAGUE Bolton 011 000 301-0 12 1 Cleveland 000 001 021-4 10 2

McDermott. Kinder (8) anti, White; Garcia, Wight (Bi Hooperd (9) and Hogan. W-MoDermott, 1.- Garcia. HRs: Boston-Williams. Cleveland-Doby. '

First. Philadelphia 003 300 010-1 11 0, Detroit . . 000 060 03:-D 1.! l

Byrd, Bishop I5) and Astrotii 3 Bi-anca, Marlowe (ti) Scarborough (0) and Bucha. W-Marlowe, L-

Bishop. HRs: Philadelphia-Phllley; Dr- trnit-Dropo. 1 second i Phlladelphll I06 200 001-10 I2 4 Detroit. ooo can 001- 4 11 ii Nawsom and Murray; Gray. '

Hutchinson is) and Batts. L-Gray HRs: Detroit-Hutchinson.

Washington 000 012 010-4 I 0 St. Louis . 101 000 010-3 1 2

INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE i

Montreal .. .. 200 010 500-8 14 1 1 Burma . .. . ooo 201 zoz-1 s ol

Coleman, Epporly (7), Fabbro, (9) and Thcmpsom Ploy-tack?

Hoeksms. ('1), Jordan (7), Maidsor. (7), Weiss ti!) and Lakeman. l t

Baltimore . 000 002 040-6 ll 1

Syracuse . . 000 020 001-3 10 1 Sanford, Herring (B) and Taba-

check: Markell, Kreiger (8) and

Kinamtin.

Springfield 201 000 203-8 11 '1

Rochester .. . H5 000 011-9 9 It

Elston, Jones (3), and Mrokf Rubcrt, Deal (3). Reader t9), Cri- miim (9) and r-usselman.

Toronto-Ottawa .not scheduled.

ibangor ltaclts Up l Fourth Victory :

The Bangor softball

team won its third and fourth straight games during the past week by

defeating Iona 11-3 and Rivertnn- 13-ll. l

Reggie Hughes starred on tlinl mnunrl for Bangor in the garnr-1, against Iona as he strurk mil:

eleven men and gave up only-l,

I three hits. Hughes and Vern Mar-l

Kinnon led the batter: with louiw hits each with MacKinnon hitting! for the circuit. Earl Cobb turned: in a great game behind the bat! for Bangor as he caught four bane runners napping off bale. i

Herh MacDougall pitched for, Bangor against Riverton and tone; ed an eight hitter. I-ls helped hitl own muse with a single, tloublcl

was the leading batter with four hits. Outstanding afield for Ban- gor were Earl Cobb, Vern Mac- Klnnon, Harry Green, Bob Rowell and Earl MacKa,v. Reggie Hughes was the losing pitcher for River-

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night of Friday, September qih.

Among the events will be the 100 yard dash, 220 yd. dash, 440 yd. dash, half mile, one mile run, lrunning broad jump, runrrinv, high jump, pole vault, six mile run. dis- nl Maritime Clubs and zilhlei.es:'”5 lhmwv Sh”) ll”"-- h5l"""l will bc ::epi'eseiiIrd at the ineet.l”"0W- J3V9I'm ””'0W- holly 5l9l7 Every club and athlete are invited land J”mP- 0”9'm”9 1'91”-l3 to participate. l T???

The S. 1". Doyle Trophy will be HARROW, Eng, (CF)-George presented to the best all-around Inns, 63, who has only one leg, is athlete. In addition, winners and planning to ride by bityclc from high placlngs in each of the Land's End to John O'Ci'oats in events will receiie trophies, silver September. The distance is about or bron'I.e medals. 900 miles hv road.

lcal Fitness.

The meet is being sponsored by the Physical Fitness Department in co-operation with the Abegweit Amateur Athletic Association.

It is hoped that a good numbei

Boy, Six Lessonsl-Doris Gormley. Song: (I Went To Your Wed- ding)-Shella, Marilyn and Shirley Gariiham.

Quartelle: (Sweet Little Suzie) -Ray Gariiliam, stove Harper. John Mcbee, Dewar Harprr. Square Dance.

Duet.-Edith Phillips and Joyce Watts. Girls" Quartette: (String Along)

-1”. Thompson, M. Doyle, C. Muc- Leod, J. Smltli. Song-Ruth Clinton. Song-Barbara Mocabc.

Summerslde. and possibly som: members of the Stars Club, Hail. tax. All entries must be in by m. day, September 4. Leading the entries for the is. land Open are: Roy Vesscy, K0llh Dalzicl. .iim Davey, ben Pllilllpt and Alvin Lund. Among the old timers to be seen in action will be Rennie Lartcr. norinia Mac. Dougall. Andy Martin, and Johnny Buote. Finns and Hungarians belonz to the same language group, the Fin-

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