Aocusr 25,1932
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lYnmense Turn out Of l Spectators Witness Second Day’s Racing
jt/IainlandVisitors Impressed With Large and Color- ful Throng of ‘People-Ra cing _Was Keen Yes- terday AndFeatured WithA Number of Surprises
y; perfect day brought an im- élgnse turnout of spectators to the “who days races of the Provincial nthibition Association. It was a col- orful assembly. the ladies 1n their summer costumes makin! the pic- lture very pleasant to look upon. fvisitcrs from the mainland re- marked on the fine type of people [Prince Edward Island possesses and 515a on the wonderful displays of dive stock and other Island pro- ducts.
l"1'l‘.& races were viewed with keen interest, also the Vaudeville. pro- gram, which was unanimously vot- ed the best ever brought here. The flollyirood Horse was a particular favouie and elicited great ppiause. i The races which were expected to get under way before two o'clock yrere delayed on account of eccl- ldents to rigging of horses, until ten minutes after two when. the first heat of the 2.16 Trot and Pace with gel/en starters was raced. Heather meile got into the lead lust after he word go and made every poet a nning one, finishing two lengths an advance of the field in 2.11%, oredircing his former record by one Ilialf second. He is a good trotter lbrought here recently by a former dslander now taking up residence lsgain, Brenton McInnie. Star D iproved to be the best of the others lpelng well driven to ’ position pith Abbe Worthy who was the ldavorite, third. Abbe Worthy drew utsldo position and trotted a very 011g mile at least three seconds anger than the winner, due to no ifault of the driver but simply be- lbause he could not get through the opposition until the home stretch. pfalor S. delighted his friends by ibeing a. good fourth. Mia Winni- , g fifth and Earl Wilkes sixth. e second heat was another com- fortable one for Heather Belle who 0t out into the clear and had tithing to bother him. The race tween the others was quite ex- ting, particularly when Abbe Wor- ytrotied up on the outside the leccond trip around and was on even rms with Star D. until the upper when he fell back, Earl Wilkes
mlng on strong and finishing ton Star D's pad with Miss innipcg going a good heat and fin-
a close fourth. The race be- '
u these three homes was a very one. After this heat "Hills
, Wll. driver of Abbe Worthy, went lb the Judges stand and asked per- Illisiion to withdraw his horse as 9 was ill. Dr. Croken examined 55° W°Tlllil and agreed that he [was unfit to start. Third Heat. [This Wm Heather Belle age-in all the Pill’. but the fight for second posi- ltlon was 11 real one and Earl W11- 5" illliirised all by coming from behind, mowing down his Qppggl- lllon and landing a close second in
, the best time of the race, 2.11, Ma-
lior s. finishing a close third and at "lot equalling his record. Star n {was second horse until the tum in. “m. home stretch when he was Passed by Earl Wilkes. Heather EH19 Ilmlvrl a Foal good trotter yes- itrday and made a. brave attempt .0 lower the track trotting record hlch still stands at 2.10% made by ‘ bbe Worthy last year. i‘ 2.25 Pace. This hadseven horses did they sot away on. the second Johnny Miles who was out- phey torso went away flying and as W“ urned into the back stretch (m n the lead. This he held un- a fcw feet from the wire when W“ owed by Yorkcla. Real amt was a. close third and Billy bueenat Real Greats eulky, august innishfnJuno Aubrey and Mao Volo Told Hcgtin the order named. Sec- ,‘ Mum‘; Yorkola got away with fiueen Se at the start with August p on e eond. Johnny Miles drew e hmien terms with Yorkola‘ at lhree-quartnnd raced mm w the MM 0r pole when he tucked In m th again and made another reach o stretch but could not. - Real Great and Billy Witt r“ “Kalil third and fourth with ‘ti: v‘311f;nlml)r0vlng' his position. to M {lb o rd Heat. Yorkole hand- “ A“ lillllslllon Dretty easily this the mghl-lt Queen proved the ‘best m’ Mac cvrslflnishing a good m. V010 paced in" B 6108s third. Mae ‘losing u c last half very fast m“ l’ ‘"1 awful up and show- ho has the real whiz. Real "-1 fourth. Johnny mics
back to fifth and Billy Witt sixth. Yorkola's winning of the above race was a. very popular one and the ""1913 Dr. M. Delaney, Wellington, P- E- 1.1a to be coneratuhtcd, also tho driver. on hissplendid 101111.,
2.22 TBOT AND PACE
This had seven starters and was expected to be p. real humding or a race but for some reason two or three of the horses were off form, flotlblr Hush and Kins Spruce who did not seem to have any of their old time speed. while Lilian was "Elli °I1 edge. At the word they sot away to a rather ragged start, Lula“ 119N108 a couple of lengths the best of it and winning by that much. Don Vernon, I'm Along and Peter N. Dillon fighting for the other positions with nos vcrnch Ill-atlas longest. Hush, O11 whom mat hopes were pinned, got o very bed start and fiished sixth.
Second Belt: ‘This was Lilian all
the way until the home stretch when Star G. who had not shown up the first heat came through with a wonderful brush and finished right at Milan's wheel. A mixup occurred 1n this heat which happily did not cause injury to anyone. KinrSlmloe made ‘a break and three others got tangled up with him- It looked like trouble for the drivers of Hush. Diamond Mac, K1118 Ilklsco and King Spruce but all that happened was that they were distanced but on account of it being an unavoidable accident they were placed. ' Third Heat: This was a. good race. Lllianas usual had the lead which Elle held until the home stretch, Don Vernon tucked in behind with Star G. two lengths back, Down the home stretch Star G. came like e. bullet. rapidly eating up the others. Just when about twenty-five yards front the wiro Don Vernon passed Lilian and it looked like his heat but Star G. came with a dandy brush and nosed him out, Lilian third. The best heat of the meet- lns- King Spruce was an improved horse this heat and finished a good fourth, I'm Alone fifth.
2.27 TBOT MARITIME BRED
There were ten horses in this class but they were pretty good act- ors and got away without very much trouble. May Tell. owned by Jim Hennesaey, River Hebert, first heat, held the lead until the last few yards when she was passed by the much touted Addie McGraw. It was a. great finish. The race for the other posltl was between Captain Cope. Star Dlllion, Peg!!! Longset and Teddies who finished in the order named, trotting well. Secflnd Heat: Captain cope, mak- ing his first start, was the runner up to Addie McGraw in this heat. finishing a good second. may Toll being third, Star Dillon again fourth and Peggy Lnngset fifth. In the third heat Addie MlcGraw had it rather easily with May Tell sec- ond, Toddlea third, Star Dillon fourth. The time made was WW creditable, the first heat b81118 izrotled in 2.14. Addie McGraw came here with the reputation of having worked miles in 2.10 over the Fred- ericton race track.
The owners of the Winn"! °l yesterday's races were:
2.15 Trot and Pace, Heather 3on9, Brenton Mclnnis, Charlotte- town, P. E. I. " 2.26 Pace, Yorkole, Dr. M. De- Laney, Wellington, P. E‘. I.
2.22 Trot and Pace, Lilian, JOhXl 1:. Kglly, Bangor, Maine.
2.27 Trot Maritime Bred, Addie McGraw, H. C. Jewett, Fredericton. N. B.
NOTE-King Frisco, winner 01 the 2.26 class on Tuesday. changed hands that evening, belnfl Pllfmu‘ ed by W- B. McArthur from owner‘ mom Mcoowm of avdllev- K108 Spruce was also sold the same eve- ning by Wellington McNefll to Mr. Baker of Dartmouth. N. S.
SUMMARY 2.16 Trot And Pace Heather Belle, 2.11% (MC
Star D. 2.00% (Semple) . 2 2 4 Earl Wilkes. 2.11%. (Schu-
mm) 6 Major S. 2.12% (Arblng) 4
Miss Winnllfil- 3-11 (Jif-
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dine) 5 4 8 Grandma 2.09%‘. (Mac-
Laine) 7 ‘l 5 Abbe Worthy, 2.05, (Hood 3 5 Dr
'I‘ime: 2.11%; 2.11%; 2.11.
2.25 Pace
rut Free-Fo
the Fair Grounds should be a hum- dinger. Three classes- are sched- uled, 2.15 Trot, 2.10 Pace and the Free-For-All.
In the Free-rpr-All especial in- terest will be taken as it will mark the first appearance of that famous pacer Darkey Grattan, 2.02%, who has been one of the most outstand- ing performers on. U. S. half mile ovals in 193i. slstent purse winner of big stakes and has been miles over the double loops in better than 2.05. He went
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Slated To Give The Fans Plenty Thrills And lEiHot Finishes.
Tlllfl afl-BHIOOIYS raolns wild at record over the half mile track un- til a year ago. The track and likely Maritime record may be broken in this race today, which is enough in itself toattract a large crowd,
2.15 TROT
The 2.15 Trot will see Chestnut
Dillon, 2.08%: Great Scott, 2.06%; Tease 2.09%, Miss LaAubrey, 2.13%, has been a con- and that incomparable Golden and Frank J. Ortolan.
2.19 PACE
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King Frisco 2.13 (Semple) 9 8 Di‘
Y°rk°1" n7 (Mammal) 1 1 more fast miles on U. S. tracks The 219 Pace will be the third ‘hhnny Ma's’ (Macximmxl 2 2 than any other pacer. Arraycd class and it will be a. real hum- August Qmen- (Cmlmy) ' 5 6 against the, Grattan horse will be (linger with I'm Alone 2.16 who Reel Gfeal- 12°54 45ml" the flashy Nell Frisco, 2.03, ‘who {it paced a quarter in thirty and’ on..- ma") - - - ~ 3 3 4 Brockton two years 2:20 pac- half seconds Tuesday, Sante Volo, Mao Volo. (O'Brien) 6 5 3 ed the mile in 2.041s. An- 2.001.. Beeton Gratton, 2.10, Flo Billy Witt, (Sernple) (.... 4 4 6 other courageous pacer m Volo Abbe‘ 212:“; phu D" 2J2; Lumen. Juno Aubrey. (Holmes) '1 Dis Rico, 2.04, will provide plenty 2.00%.; King Spruce, 2.12%; Don ‘Ilmel 215W 2-1419; 216- o! competition to the other start- Vernon, 2.13%, The Wiilys and oth- __ , . ere. Volo Rico has held a world's ers. ' ~ 2.22 1&0! And Pace l Lilian, 2.00% (Henifin) .. 1 1. 3 n “R [A n Star G. 2.12% (Cummings) 7 2 1 ' Don Vernon, 2.13% (Lan- gile) .................. 2 5 2 I'm Alone, 2.16, (Rudder- ham) 3 3 5 , Peter N. Dillon 2.14%, (Av- --—-- 9W) ......-....._.....- 4 4 8 E GQSHEN_ N, Y“ Aug 24_In. King spruce, 2.11%, (Jar- , , Vader, fljrge-ygax-old twp-M. owned dine) --............--.. 5 9 4 ' by A: (L Gamer of chnhaml N. H1181], 2.10, (Bailey) ...... 6 0 '1 17,, and Fred Hlulsappe], of copake Diamond Mac, 2.19, (Sah- Canadian press)_Mrs_ w_ F‘ Hub Falls, N. Y, today set a world re- sci-son) a '1 a cord over a half-mile track‘ for
chinson of St. John's, Newfound- land. and three Halifax golfers were
tl-ree-year-olds when he won the second heat of a race at the Mid-
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Time: 2.11%: 2.10%; 2.10%. 2.27 Trot Maritime Bred
Addie McGraw, (Steele) ,. May Tell, (Holmes) ...... Captain Cope, (Semple) .. Teddies. (Conroy) .. Star Dillon, (Avery) Peggy Longset. (Callbeck _ Rebecca Mt, (McKenna) .. Also started. Kentucky Jewel, Sybllset and Jollyset.
Time: 2.14; 2.15%: 2.15%.
liRllNll CIRCUIT Y ES T E R ll ll Y
srnmarmo, 111.. Afug 24- Brother Hanover, Jones the Han- over Shoe Farms entry, of Han- over, Pa., circled the oval in two heats in 2.06 3-4 to win the nat- ional handicap trot at the Illinois state fair grand clrcuitfraces‘ hare today. The race sponsored by the trotting horse club of America is estimated to have netted $3,000 to the winner. Brother Hanover won
1 1 2 2 3 2 ' 6 ‘l 4 4 5 5 ‘l 8
both heats. Fair Dreams brown mare of the Arden "omestead stables of
Goshen, N. Y. ran second. Nedda. Gtuy was third, Abe Harvester fourth and McGregor fifth.
, SUMMARIES: Threeficar Old Futurity-Purse $1,000 Added:
Raider, B. C. (Egan) .. ... 2 1 1 Hip Hanover, B. R. (Berry) l 2 2 Perry Scott, Ch. (Parker) .. 3 3 'I‘lme: 2.03 1-4; 2.02 1-2; 2.02. 2.16 Pace-Purse 5800 Marvin liroolr, B. G. (Pars- hall) .. ..211 Hollyrood Ruth, 3. M. (Bik-
by) "132 Star Philistine, Ch. G. W1]. _
son) . .. 82 Calumet Boy, B. S. (H.
Knauffl) ,...4li
Lbllie Hayte, Ch. M. (Berry) 6 4 Starlander, Baron l". I. Nile Wood, Glyds Poiemkin started. Time: 2.04: 2.04; 2.16 3-4. Handicap Trot-Pun “do Volo Hanover, B. G. By Dll- , ' lon-Axworth (Berry) , 11 Alvin Guy, n. o. (Parshell) . 4 2' Loree Prince, B. G. (King) ,, z 7 Ester Belwin, B. M. (Walton) ,. 8 5 Peter Tunney, B. G. (Grlzzlé) 3 a Peter Strader, Maxie 124d, Home Guy, also started. Time: 2.06 1-2; 2.07 8-4.
also
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lift in the race for Maritime Wom- en's honors at the conclusion of today's championship play. ‘The Halifax hopes were Edith Bauld. many times a title-holder, M. Cook, and Mrs. W. L. Muir. All are mem- bers of the Ashbum Club.
Mrs. Hutchinson, who took the qualifying medal with an sa yes- terday, advanced today by defeat- ing Mrs. Marvin King, Ashbum, 7 and 6 in the first round, and Kay 2 Ladd of Yer-mouth, 3 and 2 in the second. Miss Bauld disposed of 5 Mrs. J. W, Douglas, Bridglewater, 6
Dorothy Holmes of 'I‘ruro, 4 and 2.
Mrs. Muir was two up at the end of her first round match with A. Mielke of Halifax. and defeated the defending title holder, Mrs. Stan-
noon. Miss Cook's opponents were D. Duncan, Gorsebrook, Halifax. Mrs. W. K. McKean, who went down by the same score.
New Brunswick representatives had hard luck in tho f'rst round. L. Sterling of Fredericton fell before Mrs. Goodwin, 2 and 1, and Mrs. H. L. Dennison of Moncton lost to Miss Ladd, 3 and 2.
inson, St. John's, defeated Mrs. Martin King, Ashburn, 7 and 6;
Mrs. Dennison, Moncton, 3 and 2: Mrs. W. K. McKean, Ashbnrn de- feated Mrs. F. B. Carter, Ashburn 1 up (10th hole); Miss lvlss M. Cook, Ashburn defeated Miss D.
Mary Renolds, b.f. (White) ‘.3 4 Brown Berry, br. c, (E8110) 5 2 King Ben, b.c. (Stokes) 3 3 Lucy Follin, Senator Hodge also
Time: 2.04 3-4; 2.04 1-45 2.11 1‘?-
National Handicap Trot-Esti- mated Purse $3,000
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Fair Dreams; br.m. (Dickerson 3 2|
Nedda Guy, b.m. (Stokes) 2 5 Abe Harvester, b.g. (Acton) 4 3 5 4
McGregor. b.h. (Tallmon)
Jose Dale, ch. h. by Peter
Arthur Mower, b.g. (Stokes) . 2 2 ‘l Grayson, g.g. (Shepard) Eleanor llbrbes. b‘..m. (Lacey) 4 4 3 15
er Volo, (Berry) . . . . . . . . . . ..
Time: 2.06 3-4; 2.06 3-4,
2.1a Trot-Purse 131-000
Lincoln. (Parehall) . . . . . . .. 1 1 1
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Jrime: 2.01 l4; 2.03 1-2; 2.02 132.
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week. was driven by Lyman 31-11519 of Hartford, Conn.
S. Miss L. Sterling, Fredericton, 3 and l; Mrs. W. L. Muir, Ashbum do. feated Miss A. lltfielke, Gorsobrook,
dleton Fair in 2.05 1-4.
The volt. which placed second the Hambletonian hero last;
E- Gwdwlll. Ashburn defeated
UP? Miss D. Holmes, Truro, do.
feafed Mrs.’ A. L. Moss, Amherst,
and 3: Miss Edith Bauld, Ash.
bum defeat d M .' . and 5, and went on to eliminate Bridgewatere 6 aiisd J5 w. Douglas‘
Second Round-Mrs. Hutchinson
defeated Miss K. Ladd, 3 and g; M155 M. COOK defeated Mrs. W. K. McKee“. 6 and 5: Mrs. w. L. Muir defeated Mrs. S. F. Goodwi 5 d ley Goodwin, 5 and 3 in the after- 3, ML“ E Baum defeated “hiss”; Holmes, 4 and 2.
First Round-Mrs. W. T. Allen,
whom she defeated 6 and 5, and Brightwood defeated Mrs‘ A. w. Duffus. 4 and 3; Mrs. R. L. Emer- son, St. John's, won from Miss M. Dickie, Truro, (default); Mrs. L. A. Lovett, Ashburn defeated Mrs. Mc- Laushlln. Truro, 1 up; Mr. S. GA Creighton, Brightwood, Mrs. W. Mitchell, Ashbum, 3 and a: Miss V. Stockwell, Ashbum defeat- ed Mrs. Holloway, Brlghhtwood, '1 Championship up; Mrs. A. ll. Creighton, Bright- First nouns-Mrs. w. F‘. Hutch- géiigohtifzwfndhfiflwfg‘ lfikgfifl’: eler won from F. L. Lewis, Truro,
M‘ K L dd r' oiih defeated (default); ‘s5 ‘ a ‘Yaml ' ‘ Brightwood won
defeated
Miss Nan Churchill,
from Mrs. F.
'Y01lll8. Truro, (default).
Second Round-Mrs. R. L. Emer-
son defeated Mrs. W. T. Allen, 1 up: Mrs. G. Creighton defeated]
Mrs. L. A. Invett, 8 and 6: Miss Duncan’ Gorsebmok’ 6 and 5' Mrs’ V. Stockwell. defeated Mrs. A. H.
Cre'ht,4 d3; issN. hut Peter (\_~ltcnfleldi 1'1 1 chéfchfii‘ defeat: Mm Film ms Spencer McElwyn, b.c. (Berry) 4 1 2 e1" 1 up
Championship Consolailr l1
First Round-Mrs. H. L. Dennison
Moncton defeated Mrs. Martin King Ashburn, 5 and S; Miss D. Duncan. Gorsebrook, defeated Mrs. F. B. Carter. Ashburn, 4 and 2: Miss Sterling, Fredericton, defeated Miss
A. Brother Hanover, b.h. by Pet- . ‘I
Mlelke. Gorsebrook, 2 up; Mrs. W. Douglas, Bridgewater. defeat-
ed Mas. A). L. Moss, Amherst, 6 and
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IIFMARITIME
(Canadian Press)
SAINT JOHN, N. 8., Aug. 24.- At the end of today's competition in the Maritime Amateur Golf tour- nament, four players remained to battle for the championship: C. W. "Gint" Cain, Yarmouth, defending champion; Frank Meilke, Halifax; Jack Harris, Nova Swtia champion, Wolfville, and Percival Streeter, Saint John. -
Cain defeated F. R, Risteen, Fredericton, when, an ertra ‘hole was necessary to break a tie, Cain then requiring six strokes against seven for Risteen. Harris defeated Profes- sor E. 0. Turret‘, Fredericton, 2 and 1. Meikle defeated Don Skinner, St. Andrews, 5 and 4. P. Streeter defeated G. Parker Laldlaw, Hali- fax, 2 and 1. Streeter will meet Meikle in the semi-finals tomor- row morning while Cain plays against Harris.
One of the most exciting ‘matches of the day, and the hardest to lose, was that between the defending champion and Risteen. All square at the 18th hole, they were forced to play another. Cain remained in the running by a single stroke when he took six while Risteen put his ball into a ditchand required sev- en, having been penalizcd one.
Streeter and Laidlaw, old rivals, alternated in placing their balls in- to the woods and see-sawed along with a. one-hole margin. Laldlaw became entangled in a barb-wire fence, where he could not get at his ball, and this gave Streeter the edge.
Harris was one up on Turner at the 10th hole and fought hard to increase this advantage to two with one to play at the end of the match.
Don Skinner, 18-year-old sensa- tion from St. Andrews, met , his waterloo in the person of Frank Meilke, several times Maritime chamipon. Skinner, new from the junior ranks, sprang a surprise in the morning play with a brilliant victory over J. N. Ross, well-known player of New Glasgow. They both shot almost par golf this morning. but he fell to pieces before Meilkc in the afternoon.
Cain, Streeter, Harrie and 'I‘umcr represented the Maritlmes in the recent inter-provincial tournament at Toronto.
Complete Scores For Today's Play Championship First Round-IS Boles
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Major J. H. Lldjall, Halifax, 6 up and 5 to play.
G. Parker Laidlaw, Halifax, de- feated Hugh U. Gregory, Saint John, 4 to 2.
A. Don Skinner, St. Andrews, de- feated J. N. Rose, New Glasgow, 5 and 4.
Frank Meilke, Halifax, defeated ‘Don MacNaughton, Monctcn, 2 up. ' K. R. Rlsteen, Fredericton, de- feated G. M. Hope, Halifax, 2 up.
Jack Harris, Wolfville, defeated ,A. V. Saunders, Charlottetown, 4 and 3.
K. R. Rlsteen, Fredericton, de- feated G. M. W. Hope, Halifax, 2 up.
"Gint" Cain, Dartmouth, defeat- ed Lionel Hitchman, Fredericton. 3 and 1.
Prof. E. O. Turner. Fredericton, defeated R. L. Davlson, Westfield, 2 and 1.
Second ‘Division:
F. Lewis, Truro, won by default from C. M. Merritt, Saint John.
James Foster, Westfield, defeated H. Mitchell, Halifax, 1 up.
Senator C. W. Robinson, Mono-- ton, defeated Dr. A. J. Coughlan, Saint, John, 1 up.
Don McLeod, Amherst, won by default over F. R. Armstrong, Saint John.
Robert Likely, Westfield, defeated W. MacEwan, Halifax, 2 up.
W. D. Foster, Westfield, defeated R. N. M. Robertson, Saint John. 2 and 1.
A. P. Paterson, Saint John, de- feated Bob Machum, Westfield. 1 up.
Third Division Jimmy O'Neill, St. Andrews, de-
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feated Andy Lightly,‘ Westfieid. I up and 1 to play.
Jghn. church, Saint John, de- feated W. H. Noonan, Sumrner- side, 3 up and 2 to play.
A. Pierce Paterson, Saint John. defeated K. B. Rolph, of Saint John, 5 up and ‘4 to play.
H. N. Stetson, Saint John, de- feated R. Duchemin, Halifax, 3 up and 2 to play.
R. G. McInerney, Saint John, de- feated D. Caughey, St. Andrews, 1 up.
Earle Caught-y, St. Andrews, de- feated W. W. Alrvard, Saint John, 2 up and 1 to play. '
A. H. Creighton, Saint John, de- feated G. H. Waterbury, Jr., Saint John, 5 up and 4 to play.
H. Rich, Moncton, defeated W. A. Clark, 2 up and 1 to play.
Fourth Division
H. W. Zell, Saint John, outplayed Fred Young, Saint John, 1 up.
J. Pope Barnes, Saint John, was defeated by C. Leslie Peters, Saint John, 4 and 2.
Dr. R. A. Hughes won from Frank N. Robertson, Westfleld, 5 and 4.
C. Allan Beatteay. Westfield, was defeated by J. M. Wood, Halifax. 2 up.
Alfred Parfiit, Saint John, de- feated Lawrence Giiivtt, Saint John, 3 and 2.
H. Gaudet, Summersidc, defeated J. B. Mahar, Halifax, 5 and 4.
E. C. Ding, Westfield, won from L. W. Peters, Saint John, 6 and 4.
L. C. Ryan, Saint John, was de- feated by A. G. Coy, Fredericton, 2 and l.
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