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Scotty Budlong,

V7 Winners.

a huge crowd _vcr.ierda_y' afternoon.

of the track and then into the centrciield,

the featured

it pretty much his own way in_\vinning_the extra heat._

‘ Eighty flan V FEST T111125 ATC M3113 Atlsalllullllllrlllfil’ 3rd Day 0f Big Mae

Jo ly Harvester, Wilkin and Alma Budlong Other

over Ts Winner O

Close exciting finishes, duels of speed in almost every pa1't of the track, a driver C. 'l‘remble being thrown from Widow Pride's sulky as they were scoring for the opening heat of the free-for-all, luckily escaping without serious injury. in fact getting back up behind and winning the first heat of the race, three horses breaking their records and another equalling his were all part and parcel of the third day's racing program at Old Home Week, as witnessed by

Filling the stands t0 capacity. flowing out along the side the record Thursday (‘l'.')‘v\‘(l yesterday saw hlighty Hanmcr. favored before race time, t'lIIll€ through in the third heat to send free-for-zill into an extra heat and then out- pace widow's Pride and Tip Abbe in the fourth mile to notch up his expected victory. But the New Glasgow-own- ed horse had to do it the hard way. In the first two heats he could not i-gci up with the flying leaders as Widows Pride went the first heat in 2.06 3-1 and Tip Abbe stepped the second one in 2.08 but he hit his stride in the third to outfoot Joscdale Hoosier home in the third and then had

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from the seven-eighths polo homell

with positions changing. second, with Just Betty very fast to land third ahead of Jerry Lee Volo. after her first hall drive wound up inflfmlith place with Winnie Scott six .

Free For All Trot and Face

First Ileat: What a battle the bcarcatr; of the racing ovals put up as widow's Pride, after figuring in an accident in scoring. took the lead at the halfway mark to hold

under the wire as the six horses put on a furious stretch duel with the issue in doubt right to the! wire. Brokcn harness and sulkies delayed the start but when they] took the word they yvent at it hammer and tongs. Josedale Hoos- ier had the rail. Right otl‘ the bat Lew lVIcKlnncy made 1'1 bid only. to jump it nil on the backstretch- and drop back. Then Widowsl Pride made a move, battling the Hoosier horse all the way until iillillly slioiving in front as they passed the stands. All the way up‘

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the hackstretch there was no thought of tucking in and as they hi1 the scven-ciehihs pole they op. eiicd wide. and all bunched, Tip Abbe looked; to be going to come through as he; let out a fresh burst of speed, but he Jumped it off, finishing second. Joscdaic Hoosier ivas third, Mighty HHIILYVPI‘ crime from sixth place to pliice fourth. Rhea Mae fifth and Lew McKinney sixth.

Second Heat: In the day of sur- prises Joey O‘Brien brought Tip Abbe home from the seven-eighths pole to snap the lead thirty feet R

Goes To l

Peter (i ~_ Budlong and Judd were first and fslllfi, 231m.

iorganization. Fox ‘next April for spring training. He attend-ed the 50a school in Boston on their laat home stay and work- led out at

slraight struggle. The final series for the city and district title will be ed by Dodgers Peter's or the East End Com-mer- cials. who meet, again on Saturday with St. 25 yards from the wlri=| ga-nie lead in this bracket.

tireco- Janiro i Bout Tonight

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SAINT JOHN, N1, A . 16 _. 9P7 -- 11mm!’ POX. first man ‘Peter's Baseball

‘heir farm i b R 1:0 p111” ~ c 11 , . -. the Piedmont L ‘mm e a

will leave early

Fenway Park.

(‘St John Dodgers Win Opening Series

SAINT JOHN, N.B., Aug. 13 _

HCP) — Saint John Dodgers won 11191!‘ 0991111111 series in the Brunswick

New _ senior baseball play- ovins when they edged west 3mg isles 3-2 toni-ghr. tor a second

“ in the best-cf-three

play- s;

and either

Peter's holding a 1-0

NEW YORK, Aug. l6- (AP) ._

h i Club . as rece ved a con- °°m1118 iii-act from Boston Rea so); OI‘

Alma Budhmgi‘ 111 eague a class B

Old Home Week Harness Racing Program Will Be Concluded On Saturday‘

Due to the record number of entries which made ltne- cessary for several classes to be divided into two divisions thus preventing all classes to be completed today. officers of the Exhibition Association last night announced that the program will be carried over to Saturday afternoon when three classes, the 2.19 trot and pace, the second div- ision of the 2.24 Trot and the three-year-old Futurity, will be raced. '

It has been a record breaking program alhweek long that lived up to all the adivance notices heralding it, and Saturday's program is such that the sensational racing that has been witnessed will be continued and will also add a fitting climax to the best show held in the Associations 55-year-old history.

The vaudeville program in its entirety will also be on ,hand and this part of the program ha gone over with a “'bang’.’ with the large throngs that have been viewing it since its first appearance here on Tuesday-

Baseball ’s Big Six

(By The Associated Press) ,

l NATIONAL LEAGUE ‘ St. Louis 1001101004 7 l Philadelphia 000 000 000-O 2 1 Burkhart and O‘Dea; Sproull and Seminick. C icago 000 000 Bwekvn 001 10o 00x—2 o Chipman. Vandenbui-g, Wyse and Ricfi; Beat-s and Dantonio, Pea- coc

[Cincinnati ooo ooo 041-5 9 1 3,111,,‘ Boston 002 000 010-3 9 1 Bowman and Unser; Hutching

(Three leaders in each league) G AB It It Pct. I-Iendricksvn and I-loflerth.

Holmes, Braves 116 417 104 1'17 .371 0111011111511 110 050 100-8 l3 1 CavarettoaCubs 106 402 83 146 .363 B05101! 100 000 110-3 15 l

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113 1111111185) ried member were returned as‘

Oana and Mcrdarskt; B085" 511d civilian life some time ago 4 Just, Palmer. The WR.CN.8., youngest Newark 0001011 301-4 3 9 smallut of the women’; ‘m, Montreal 000 200 0014 5 3 lattes, instituted voluntary

MacKfly. M81108!!!’ <71 1nd VH1 tiization for its married perm“ Grofski, Stiencke (7); Gabbsrd, Both services have been '

Stephenson i9) and Todd. d t 1 l an rs nng design d - Jersey City 02c 300001-12 17 1 their girls rbr ho Z-milililfmmfi Rochester 003 102 000—6 10 2 jobs in civilian life. Ross and Clsueen. Tomcat; Red- The Canadian Women's Am‘ Oorpl, largest women’;

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with a total enlistment b! you‘ also has been quietly commit“ its girls on post-war probl (m, has said little about it since (.114 service wu at the same time c”.

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And the program wasn't without

icing o miles iii be ter than

2.10 over the ll"hl.l'lll‘l'§.1BSi, track came through i h n surprise \‘l(‘-~ torv "or lit’ ‘rivily backed Hali-

' ‘lc Jolly Har- ’ the . on Wednesday: and iii so doing: t abllshed a win r " record for himself of 2.121;. As ins expected Scottv Bucllong won zhc first. and third heats to rapture the 1st division of the 222 Fare Iiiic Wilkin cqilfillcd his i11fl"ll w’ .208 ill the second heat of the junior" free for all, Poppins the

Zrace with a summary of 1 1 3.

In addition to Jolly Harvesters obtaining his new record. Alma Budloiig _ .."

“ 2 yiacc in 2.11M his r .c.d of 2.12.

3 (‘lass Card Today

cnniii ' c. being: the .0.. in addition to and the 2.14 Pace. all with a biz list of starry entries. And so heavy as been the entry list with so many classes having to be split. that an extra day's . ' ‘ have to take place rm Ctllllillfl" t . . ivcck of 171C111!‘ Cl‘. Saturday the 2.19 Trot and Pnce_ the 2.24 Trot. second division, and the three year old futi ty. all evenly ruatched fields will he 1.1 g climax to what. has 110211 a starry Old Home Wc§k' program. l JUNIOR FREEFOR-ALL i

Frlc~ F": 1w. the 2.25 Pace

' i order

Second limit: Carried over from it was Ce

f . DllClllZ red all the way by llariy Direct who wen: a wonderful mile. Ti gct the word on the first trip] ' i Wilkin winning the; battle for the rail. Pound-E ‘ounri the firs‘, turn Gay Law’, 1' d to mvl-zc a fiizht it, jumped to (Ii-on far hnck and as they wont up the backstretch Har- rv Di ct moved up vcry fast into second place. Trying for the lend Harry muldirt make the grade and as they came by the half it was Wilkin. Harry Direct and Joe Dir.| ect as the three leaders. Around the turn, up to the backstrctch and into the home stretch Hnrry_ Direct rtill tried to head Wilkin, but it was no go. the Bailey-driven] horse winning by n length as he

p.10 pv l... uho had lL“.‘ll seventh _ the linlf came re", fast in the lasti trip i\l'Elllll(l (o place third, Joc Dir- ect fourth ivith the remainder back is.

lo of . . . f. Heat: A 1y to a flying- slart the old fav-“rurito. Happy L! tii" rail from Harry D11‘ ‘- r: ‘he iliz-i (urn was reached} m‘. nrirlc every post 11 1141111111’! 0-"5‘| from there on. Going up the 1111R- strctcli the first. trip around Harry Dire-ct was trailing in seoOnd posi- tion with Wilkin moving up tol third place on the outside andGav Lmv fourth. Flashing bv the stindsi

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lreached and then Harry, Wilkin 1 and Gay Law all set out. for Happy ‘ but they couldn't catch inc p-.i'.;i1g machine. Gay Law, moving up fast, followed by Wilkin, snap- ped second place from the latter iii a drive right to the wire. with

Iiarry" Direct dropping back 1a fourth. The remainder were prcizy well spread out a few lengths L-ack.

l‘ 2.24 Trot (1st Division)

With ScotiyBudloiig and Quee ' 'ri.i:<uri~ having a lieai won api Wednesday. (he crowd looking for most anything to l1: - pcii but it was Teddy Weir, hiding his time until the second half that pllOtEd Scotty Budlorig home in ‘lftlllt; to cop the heat and race. Away after several scores, Queens Treasure had the rail and led the liclcl ziroiiiid the second turn when lviargarec Jean toc-k over to opci up a two-length lead over Queen's ‘1 reasure and Scoity Budloiig, with} the remainder strung out at least tiirce lengths back. Coming by the hall’ it was Margaret, Scotiy and‘ the ’I‘rca.<urc in (he forefront. Go. mg up the backstrctch Scctty iveuti to n. drive and Just after passing 'tl1e three-quarters showed in lrontl of Margaret Jean. Then Queen's, Treasure. moving fast, paced ‘" ‘ ‘ second place and set sail for " but the best she could do was get to within a length of the Builiong horse. Margaret Jean and Swot '1 McKane lisd a iilp and tut}; ha“. tie for third with Margaret getting it by l1 head; Lee Rcynolos was fifth with Hilda Budlong sixth.

2.24 Trot (1st Division)

Third Heat: As was the case in‘ the previous class two horses had

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a heat each in muddy Moko win.

hing the first and Jolly Harvester the second, and it was the laltcri who made a regular parade of the! lllllt‘. ivixining all oft by hiunc-lill Right after the word go Buddy‘ lilokzi and Peter ltcaniorc, horses expected to be vcqv much 1:1 the] running. wrnt to breaks and never really got going. It was the Slgllllli for Jolly to open up a huge lCIIflu‘ As (hey came by the half with the, entire fleld strung out it was Jnllyi Harvester, George Mac, Mickey] Volo, Billy Aubrey, Peter Reamore, and Buddy Moko_ and they never‘ changed positions throughout :11? last half although George Mac and‘ Mickey Volo fought it out through‘ the stretch ivitii George Mac gel.- ting the nod by a head.

2.22 Pace (2nd Division)

First Heat: It took a lot of scor- ing to get the field away due to bad

word go with Peter just failing to; head the winner Bu’ back behind Judd. who finished third a couolel of lengths back there was anotherl close battle between three horscsl that ended up in a blanket finish with Jerry Lee Volo ending up fouurth. Winnie Scott fifth end Just] Betty sixth, Lady Rose sev- en

t .

Third Heat: lt was a spectacu. 111T Slllht to sec the field of eight hfirscs turn into the home stretch P!

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n1: oil every challenge to whi

11w hmt- Peter went away on the Lady Rose (Miller)

"fill, holdinit it in the race for the first turn and never being headed» Going up the backstretch the first]

l drivi- that carried her lntn third lllFlllilll at the hrilf. A: they went!

up the back stretch they withheld! I their drivu but the duels start/ad Mighty Hanover (Harrison) 4 I I I

‘ very fast‘ to ‘iiv: (Ill Rhea Nine for .(‘l‘0l‘iCl place.‘

bunched with Peter Budlong, Jerry Lee Volo (Jnbnlce) ..‘

-lmc around Alma Budlong, who A. F. Ringuetle oi Green River, h. ted started on the outside. started ‘ B

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lrgil, gillllllkltlffll llICdbZlCk§1fCtgl1 Madison Sqiareleéffjéenscfifionzg Runs batted in: National Lea. New York 000 200 00x—2 9 0 B nELFN——-BANNERMAN yo“; (gm qdwvpagsm 5261i will be imli ‘tefic tuce nan coming y ' qiAml-t Roma; zM I y . v 0- Z8911)- lme halt it was widow's Pride Tip 6:0. will clash again tomorrow we’ 01ml)‘ Dodgers 9 e can Adm“ “a: gizxgggdiwiwz “"3° ~ for their brothers-in-arim. Wm

lAbbc, Rh~a Mae, Mighty Hrmoveigfnllhl If either can win decisively, League‘ Ellen’ Yankee!‘ 71'

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,1 ‘ who incl gone to (wo breaks.‘ 1Y1?’ 9011119111181‘ 101' Red Cochmneis League‘ Stephens Browns, i7. ‘Newark 200 002 g__6 7 g l sixth. Tiicv all lield their positions‘ Wfltsrweight title. '_i_jé___ Montreal 020 16o x__9 12 1 to the scvrn-cigliths pole and then; The first Greco-Jsnirc tussle K. Drew: and Steinecke- Roy and ilie struggles began. O'Brien took Went to the Montrealeir after a Todd. '

Tin Abbe out fast for the stretch] fight so even that two officials Jersey city 010005

drive and it was the signal for the awarded four rounds to. each, _ Rochester

others to follow suit. They closed though both gave Grew the edge,

I Chicago l wire in front. Right after zhcv got

> lht‘ can on widow's Pride ivith The 1111a ll d 1t 5.x r m Pl trill, Philli - 1 i1 11.1.51 ' ' - '~ Rhea Mae and Mighty Hanover Qinadjanr c“ e or e Waglhllér. gakas lull; Daelilllinjronmfl" tlldln awlltlhntlhle ‘lreltfurnollliolilile cfilllz- §,°§l,l§h?“l§3,w°“ thegnuke o’ Con‘ grizgi iii the (111611: of iiéhbut T58,‘ Aivhbizb tomorrow's bout also (By The Canadian Prev) Buffalo 011 100 o-e '1 3|vice veterans. olda and‘ “tflh/‘ii lnhm ‘l; ‘Abewflsalir? 0 e 8° i111 li itedt 1 . s ~ [coming under the ivire 0v" 111161131115: e01 hinirbgoygtlltri‘: fthdidbi, amamcan LEAGUE yélfitiii. and iilill-boiglriq-gelaliiei? lséllyvlllérfillnslllstlamigl ‘$11111 ldleeodeguo. h”. "o d.” omw“ m“ ‘*1? llllgglfl, Halmvretli w“; "gr?" about 17.000 i! eXPBcted to pal’, ——— 0 2 s a Kalski, Gro and Jiist. ‘(care for wounded now recupora I ‘ thy“ 1.2,‘, fi \ cw?» r e e11 1- WM‘ w n1 t 001 o1 ooo- Bltim ~. Hoogieg faith‘, Lgw sixihl. nearly $80900 to “awn m I‘ Deatlroitlg on 100 161 otgr-QE: 14 0' Tgrontg" 8&8 g (l) lrlltarllsavghdlillildviallllegceliil: i331“ m" w “n by ‘our length‘ T r eii: no icr a e roya m, ‘ Ull i h Vtifl-‘ii Cl - ‘ ' . _ ' ' '”_”“—_*'*' all ldlllililfl the last lmlfl fwitlii MUSuN fROM INDIA lyqelidfilhiiscr andrlgichaglrils. 9 0 Lani/la“ and Lunar‘ Hamlm ‘mdlyqgylgf vglfilfes lmlzl. cffmllfil ACCIDENTS Run ma. Pifisiii‘ l-iiiev" e PM!“ "0 mm- .- _ - BOStDIl ooo ooo oao- a Baltimore ooo 12o 001-a a 31a th b’ " . It n, 1 u, _ ‘ t ._ d; Mudin was imported into Eng-i —l1 18 0 . reng mun ered 8,319 girlie, and A person is inland in s lame l u; {fig flfllf, $51533 flflfdgfmfh, land from India in the 1m 1600s. penis’ V‘ 213014111“! Helm; Toronto 00110131x—7 a 1 the 11.0.1112 iwbmeiib vinslbii, minim cm-y six and bum

o-c 6 2 3o11z01_7 5 2 immediately demcbiliiied. however, (7 innings)

OTTAWA, Aug. l6 -- (OP) —- The end oi’ the war with Japan has caused immediate cuhbacks. in some of the women's services‘ and expectation of them 1n Uthfll, service officials said todu .

The women's services not b0

Remember When “

lylhoClnadlluhcq

since many o! the 1e are needed Mun: Jllflblyhkhgl m‘

or umbering 16,98, both sccondg.

‘i"“ '- ““_i" Lee and Tresh. --_- v

the word Lew iVlcKinnev pacing a “Hkhfili. eprgllfe clhgielglgle ‘ 2 14 2,1,1“. york 019 9m ()()0_-3 a 0

torm on the outside taking the “Aw” ' 1 4 6 315k Louis 19g Q03 00x_'1 13 0

rail from Tin Abbe at the second Jmedgle H665“; (H065) ""3 5 2 I Gene] page and mbtnsomMun.

turn. Going up the back stretch REE,‘ Mae (Conrov) ' 5 23 Cris; “i; Mgncum,

they all tucked in and at the half Lewumxmne, kctarke""' iphuadelohia 03g 999 (130.4; 10 0

it was Lew. Tip Abbe. Mlghtv Han‘. Kelly) 5 _ __ ' H _6 6 5 clevelafid m9 19g 131-7 10 2

over, Josednle. Rhea and Widcws Time: 2'06 34: 2'08; 208

3_4. Flores, Berry and Hoser; c5119!‘- The winning horse is owned by Salveson, Klleman and Havel. Mc- W. G. Stewart of New Glasgow. ‘Donnell.

Pride. Things started to happen on the baclzstrotch. Tip Abbe opened wide to show in front at, the three-quarters. but n disastrous,‘ hrcak forced hiiii (o (imp back. Then Mighty Hanover. Josedalc, ' and Rhea Mae started‘ Mighty went to the front dale and Rhea Mae came finish a length buck horse just slav-

Six Trotters ‘By Watchim, Entered For T0day’s F ree-For-All Trot

Ileadcd by Frank Adams‘ great trotter Watchim six hill‘ "l"! trctters. well known ibi- th; vetflrlrrlélfllzfifliealizil; tgemrxizl $31115‘? hid for the pnlr position on the i 111110 ‘he “"75 l“ “l” Free m‘ m‘ outside to iaicc in that llflililfllll ' Week roving program Mid another record crowclll issh 8113530: “Bil: :1‘: around to the top <11 1111i‘ >11‘<‘?fh l hand to sec the cream of the Maritirnes horse B ll hcioro tucking in. As the trio hit v though the Frce For All Trot will likely hold the spotlight there all! 1m" 11"’ “Mk “lrelch ~ two other classes on the card that are quite likely to filrhllh h!!! V1111 moved by ll/iclmvs Pride in aii cf. m kind o’ upsets as m“ gonna" ha” been witnessing not only fort to go to the front: he couldn't’ ‘e “ma; b‘ mum“ open“ bu‘ u“ through ‘he "Mo", fir? tylllglfsd Olfnwhfhfiilonilé s me There gls the second division of the 2.25 P306 M"! 111° 2-“ PPM‘ a 1' i . ' 1 stretch O'Brien pulled hi: horse ‘ both classes that are as evenly matched as is posslbleiaud It wllldnailtaeh; out but Mighty Hanover had too gurpflging‘ if extra heats are necessary before the wnners are cc . much left. iviniiing (he heat and . Tcrmed the "Kentucky of Canada" the Island certainly lived up to “m” h?‘ l‘ lmgnl‘ The mlle was m‘ its name yesterday with that gay, colorful crowd on hand, starting 3'10 flat" in a steady stream be ore the gates were open and continuing even to lpast race time. Just uch another crowd ls expected today and they, will] be well satisfied owing to the sensational racing they are ‘hound to: WI HESS. i