ed by Simcoe Harvester, 2.04 1 whose racing career was 13.3,...

cally all studded with vjc{0,.”i”' until he met with

p, 2.10 3-5.

Further word about the sires W111, perhaps be in order. Josv dale Hoosier was sired by GT3‘ tan McKinney, 2.04. and lllsydllm was by Grattan R0yal. 2.06“. 116 was a sterling race horse and not- ed for his gameness. True Hal was sired by Hal Dafle. '4"-01- Pm‘ bably the greatest.s1_re of pacer: in recent years; Dlamoﬂd Hal»

Page 6 The Guardian Sat. April 5. 1958

DO\«‘\/N TH E BACK STRETCH

store for the Royals next week.

Combines were threatening to forfeit the series to Royals, but Royals wanted no part of such a present. They want their two home games and a chance to get some of the ready cash back they left in North Sydney for 31/2 days this week.

Norlhsicle Combines Take 9-6 Win Over Local Royals

Sydney. MacLellan, 3.46: 3.— (o'Ca11aghan) 1-33: 9-—N°1“ll‘

Longclen Aims For 6,000 Mark

SAN FRANCISCO (AP)- Johnny Longden. the 47-year-old grandpatpry who says “I’ll keep

Quebec half-mile track. and h

was regarded as a sure i\&!g.min ute pacer on a mile oval. Ah ac"! cident in shipping injured hi back, and he never got over it,

(Continued on page 11)

- Carroll firing two to make it a

NORTH svouny. N. s. _ - - riding as long as I feel good and , . , - _ (Special to The Guardian) — North Sydney, Andrea (MacPher- Sydney, Andrea (McC:arron) 3.04; thgirggggltneéealantglgéuig ovtvﬁtel; maylbe P11 Win 6,000,” is adding our H an fax cmrespondem 5uc.ces,5.fu1 season than last year. J99 0 BT19“ 5 gl'ea‘t.m°“ey' “E7131 I . , Northside Combines, Cape Bre- son) 6.06; 4.—Oharlottetown, m_ _ Charlottetown, MacLeod action possible than have North .to his.s.ta,m,.e as the winnmgest _ “ ” mng pacer, was Slred by OAKWOOD ton League winners, downed a Carver (Pineau. Carroll) 14.50; (whmock) 3.41. 11, —— Ch8I'l°ll9‘ Sydney Sllspellfled P E I’s re -l‘°°l‘eY Of all time_ writes us that Chops Ca.mp- Two COLTS ‘ Dale. . East Royaw crippledi Charlottetown Royals 5.~North Sydney» M°0ar1‘°“ ‘An’ 3 ,Wh,h,,ck car. pre-sentatjve 0,, the M A H A‘ The still sprightly AlbertaJbred bell l‘.aS.l°l”°” the U““l‘*‘l S‘a‘e.5- Hugh Campbell, Red Point, P And now we come to the breed- leam here Thursday night 9-3 l0 drea» Tll°mP5°ll) 1750' Penames town’ Shéplﬁar Norhh s'dhey has already notified 'C ' b-' 5 112-pounder rode two more win- and It 15 expected that he Wm E.I., is a very enthusiastic horse ing of the dam of hese two Open May 1. take a 32 lead in the beSl'°f' " Andrea’ - Va” 5:117’ ier 0’C,alIag: manager he will dem oiln l;iie‘S ners Thursday at Golden Gate bring back two °r lmee horses men and he is looking to the youngsters. Quick Trick was sir- for Wedding seven Maritime semi—final series. Second Period MacFa {en 13 0 mN0I:th S dney suspensdon if the f .1 :3 9“ Fields ' from the Saraatoga Sale. He futmje with expectations of see. Receptions

Combined dropped t-he two first 6.—-Charlottetown, Carroll (Car- han) 13.6, . -— 1453:; 14- h V 31 0 appeal‘ - states that the management of , two colts that he has bred —g~ _ °“°°"“l‘“'“ played 3‘ Ch“”°“°‘ Ver’ Pineau) ‘L36; 7“Char1°“°' Macmog S(G<lau‘agh:Iiiclrea (iviacl esiiouid the ' fld N d dd todt Y ’ d “he 5a°l“"'lll° D°‘"“’5 fa" lml‘ Hike the headlines. We believe Dlal 8334 town but bounced back on home town. Crarroll (ShePh'a1“ll l°~455 “ NM‘ Y Hey’ Series ° ’ ew new a y ay‘ °“ W guesse has applications for upwards of you will agree wtih us that they

ice to grab three consecutive vic- tories. The final games are slat- ed for Charlottetown S p o r t s Arena Monday and Tuesday of next week.

It was a game but badly over- worked Royals outfit that battled Combines on Thursday. Spy Ready, Willie Dunn and’ Skippy Carver were unable to make the Cape Breton jaunt. Angie Car- roll, nursing a lame back, was going on determination alone. Merrill Pineau played most of the tussle with a severely bruis- ed knee and Kip Ready saw very few minutes of action before he retired with wrenched leg.

Despite all this. the P. E. I. visitors battled all the way and except for the first six minutes matched everything the North- side had to offer. But those first half-dozen minutes were the

Jenalties — MacLeu_an. Carroll- Third Period

Leod) 18.50; 15. — Charlottetown, Shephard (Whitlock) 19.19. Pen-

8.—-N orth Sydney, Cormier alties, Shephard, Josey.

SPORTS FRONT

By mus CALLAGHAN

We ventured away from this desk long enough to get a glimpse of Royals losing their third straight game to North Sydney Combines, this time by a 9-6 score.

We were not at all surprised that the Whitlock-coached crew dropped their battle, for they were playing with a mere skele- ton of a team — a team that did

visitors undoing. They lacked any semblance of coherence and when they finally recovered themselves Combines led 3-0. Allie Carver, who the night be- fore pulled the hat trick for the

early

exceptionally well to stay within striking distance of the fast skat-

ing Combines.

After Kip Reody was injured in the opening period,

Royals played the rest of the

out as the final siren screeched. '

It seems most regrettable that the locals could not ice a strong- er team in the Combines’ rink. If they had them the series would have ended in the North Sydney backyard.

A nicer spot for the crusher couldn't be found.

This is the night for .all good sport fans to wend their way to the Sports Arena for the Jake Kennedy Benefit Night.

This is a great opportunity for all folks who felt so sorry when

Glasgow is ready for Royals in a best-of-five or best-of-seven af- fair.

More details, later. \

..Sports Front salutes A proud

it already — it’s Bill Ledwell, author of the Evening Patriot’s widely read Sports Views and Re- views.

Congratulations Mr. and Mrs. Ledwell on the birth of your son.

HUNTERS CORNER

Special Ponds And Season

The suggestion that a number of trout ponds be closed until July 1st and that the fishing therefrom be reserved exclusive- ly for tourists during July and August has been received with mixed reaction. Even the ex- planation that no present exist- ing ponds will be affected and that such ponds be built with this purpose in view has not lessened the trend of dissatisfac- tion among the local angling

For Tourists Lack Support

ernity of trout fishermen that ponds are not very dependable in respect to trout catches dur- ing July and August. When mid- (Continued on Page 11)

TUNE - UP FOR

200 horses to race there this sea- son, and that plans are being do- vised to increase stall accommo- dation.

The genial owner of Sackville Downs, B. C. Cruikshank, was delighted by the arrival of a bay filly out of Sylvia Lynn; the sire is Brewer‘s Gallon, 2.00 4-5. She will be bred back to Newport Chief, 1.59 3-5. Sylvia Lynn is our of Emily Grattan, and her sire was Abner T. Clegg, 2.04l.2. Horsemen are finding the pres- ent season a little more difficult to get their charges ready thin in previous years, but the horses here look real good and the man- agement, owners and trainers ex- .cept this to be an even more

may do ‘so when we descrlbt‘ their breeding. .

The three-year-old is named “Hoosier Lick" and is by Jose- dale Hoosier, 2.0, d-am Qutlcli Trick, p, 2.10 3-5, by Simcoe Har- vester, 2.04 1-5. The two-year-old is named “Quick Hal,” is by True Hal, 2.06, dam Quick Trick.

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P . f"“1ll_V fired one at 14-50 - - Jake Suffered llls m°5l lmf01‘llm' fraternity. A number of anglers l into the Northside net but Mc- z“;‘;’g'D‘?'1§l1‘e1‘;1nl‘%ef_1eV€ fgwfglls in‘: ale ,3°°‘ldell'l l° 5ll°W ll°W really as well as several interested in I K onset it with 8 telly 8* the best of ha HA 3-’ lélg "11 bad they feel 3‘l’°lll lll-S ml5‘°l" tourist expansion have approach-

17.50. _ and Memms Pgleéau nlatrealggr; tune. Now is the time for that ed this columnist for his opinion , ; hill . Rwals had their best'iii°I.-ienls forming under wraps due to in- (mi m ihe tpoc-kf°,l.f°’ “l.le."5“ ‘the regarding the subject raised. ' . "ll 11! the second stanza W1 ntgie juries. They played only because pr ce 0 a omg it s admission t1c- It is a nice gesture I will ad_ _ i

ket

_ of bhe scarcity of players Tﬁe .. '- . , [Tilt but viewed in the light Of 3 l North Sydney had T°mal“l“3.l“'° were Lloyd Sher» witthwdlilegii aCllg80IflI'1)I:ieeveanli(IilgQsu£1:Ill °°l‘lv. lmpalllal 3‘“?lY5l5 lhe . those back by the 3.04 mark of herd’ Allle Cal'V°l' and Buck Square (pardon us Jim — it’s question ansesl 15 lt anythmg

,,h- d - d hh t ed Whitlock. The defence comiprised $5 n11I,‘,chsesf(S,1I?ne1:,I;n tﬁe pgoazne Josey, Allan MacLeod, MacLure

Charlottetoni-ans to

overcome. and Art Pel'l'-V- All Played lllﬁll‘

They did answer with quick ml, hearts out in a losing cause and

lies b MacLeod and Llo d she - were ready *0 .d1‘°P at l‘l.‘°- end before ueen FOR RENT

hard lint North Sydney dlammgd °f the flllal P9l'l°d- victors.Q square emerged as F1001‘ sanders and Edgefs three more home after Shephard In goal Thane Doyle, al-though Let’s all get behind this most ' 3l5°

closed out the scoring on a pass beaten nine times, came up with worthy venture. Pack the Sports Fl°°l' Sealers 3"“ Vamlslles from Coach Whitlock. a terrific performance. He had Arena to the rafters and show l°l' ‘ale

Andrea led the winners with 54 shots directed his way and a

t h r e e markers.

0‘Cal1aghan, great many of them were label-

MacLell-an, MacLeod, Mccarron, led goal all over. Thane never Cormier and MacFadyen had gave up and was kicking, them

single-tons.‘ '

Carroll and Shepherd each got {brace for the losers. MacLeod and Carver- riﬂed single mark- ers.

Five minor penalties were call- ed with the visitors collecting three of them.

. SUMMARY First Period

1.—North Sydney, O’Ca1laghan

(MacFadyen) 2.58; 2.——North

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