New Time Clock. Score Board Arrives At Forum

The new time clock. score board and period indicate unit that will grace the north end of the I-'or.un during the forthcoming hodtey season arrived here yesterday from Oshawa. Ontario. it. was an nounced last night by Forum manager Bill Brown.

The combined unit that fulfills all three purposes at once has an overall length and width of 21 feet by 11 feet. with the clock face it- self measuring six feet in width and 11 feet in depth. it has a blue hand indlcatirig the minutes of play and a red hand the seconds. Describing it last night Mr. Browi stated ”lt la a beautiiul piece of equipment.”

The clock mechanism takes u the centre area. of the unit wit. the lower part. comprising the scoreboard that indioetcs up to 19 .-oals, while the four corners of the init. carries the' period indicators .r.cluding overtime.

The board is being installed by the imperial Tobacco Company. which will send its own special supervisor here early next week to take charge of the work while the actual installation will be carried out by a local electrical firm.

Rovers And Stars Clash loillghi

The Northeast Rovers grid the East End Stars will club at Mem- orial Field this evening in a regu- lar City Baseball League fixture at 5:30.

It will be the third attempt by the two clubs to run the game oil. having had two earlier postpone- ments. once on August fifth and again last Sunday. and will be one

of three games left to be played,

in the regular schedule.

The other two games. Rovers at Anchors and stars at Anchors. will be played on Thursday and Friday of this week respectively.

At the present time Rovers are in third spot in the league stand- ing one game down on the lead- ing Anchors. while Stars are in the cellar three games below the leaders. Falcons are in second place.

.Night. Racing AT

OIIARLOTTETOWN Allli. 22 Ann Allii. 25

WEDNESDAY

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Rob Canuck, Norah Dale. Norene Miss Playfair. Lady Ruthie '1'.

Gratton. Bessie Budlong. Ma Cherie

2 D.-ASHE: - NOS. 2 AND 7 - 3200.00 A DASH

Abner the Great. Filbert. J.S.J. ucvey. Dale 8.. Prince. Budlong.

. Jenny Kalmuck. Col. Looker. Billy

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blrlr Hal. Time Table. Joeedale Clipper. Rosalie 8.. Billy Conn. tnllec-ii Adamo. Lucky Number. Min Donna Mu.

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Lari Aubrey. Lily Marlene. Abegweit ltiilady. Atomic I... Captain

Missouri. Nell Budlong. Junior Hal.

Allan Mac.

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J1.-ninv .-1.. Josndaie. Feather D iuy Harvester.

ustsr. Lustlcia. Baron. Bonnie Dale.

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up iuupa oi seiaq 3llO.(.l8A8 tsow but the summer season has Just about run :is course and it won't be long now before high school

and college students will hr wending their way back to their respective classrooms to a new term and studies after a care- free vacation. Although some mty view the prospect of getting down to the routine grind 0'. studies with slight misgiving. the ask to college movement also has its brighter side.

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With'it comes the pleasure of renewing old class friendships student body socials and got- togethers. and better still for many. the donning of last years football tags again for a trip around the old gridiron to whip into shape for forthcomlnit rur- by wars. Yes. believe it or no! but when the boys start tuckim: the old text books under (ht-:'l' arms. you can depend that thev are dusting off the old vlr-ms too. and the rugby feeling is in the air.

u . .Just whril the forthcoming sea- son holds ln the way of gridiron entertainment is hard to predict at the moment but it is safe to assume that the usual inter- scholastic and inlercollegiatetuss les will play a big part in glv ing local followers of the sport planty of rousing grid action be- tfore the fall season is long under- way. The Prince of Wales Coi- lcge and Saint Dunstanis Uni- versity lnlcrmetclinte intercolleg- iate squads will no doubt be re- newing their old rivalry again this year. while the Saints senior gridsters will once again be Col- testing Mount Allison. University of New Brunswick and other mainland varsity squads In quc-5' of Maritime intercollegiate hou- ors.

I D West Kent. Queen Square and Prince Street public schools wi':'. very likely I)P fielding revamped

lineups again this year in the r annual inierscholnstic battles. while the only senior rugby group in tin. Province. the Char- lottetown Alillies. will no doubt he bitten by the rugby but: again this year to bind Iogetlwr in search of MrCurd.v Cup honors eniblv-matic of Maritime rugby supremacy.

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Black Hawks Bid For Place In Hockey Sun

island Golf Championships Open Wednesday

The opening 18-holes of play in the P. E. 1. Amateur Golf champ- .ionships will get underway at tilt tomorrow at two 0- here last

id!-IICAGO. Au: 20 -(A.Pl- Chi- cago Black Hawks made a bid to- day to rid themselves of the Na- tional Hockey League last.-place stigma. by pulling off the largest cash deal in N. H L history--5'15. 000 for six players.

The Hawks paid that sum to Detroit Red Wings for forwards Jim Peters. Jim McFadden. George Gee and Max McNab and defence- men Clare Martin and Clare Hag- lan. The Red Wings also are to psummefsidg G111 club BCQUITB 41 Y011118 EIBCK Hawk Playmafternoon commencing er to be named later. Icloclc. it was learned

it was the largest cash deaifniqht from tournament. officials. since Toronto paid Ottawa. nowi The opening round was schedul- clefunct. 335.000 for King Clancy ed to take place at the Western in the 19305, Capital Club last Saturday. but The largest estimated deal was had to be postponed due to rain. believed to be the one in which The final lbholes of the 36 Toronto gave five players worth holes medal play competitions vsil' about 5100.000 to Chicago for be held over the Eelvedere course lo! the Charlottetown Golf Club

centre Mtax Bentley in 1947. To Plug Defence Johnny Goitaelig. Chicago's coach. said the deal was designed

ithis Saturday. It was earlier reportxd that the Ievent had been postponed a full week.

to plug up the Hawk's leaky de-

fence. a weakness which has p

plagued them for , more than a B b R

dec.ade- ESE 3 esu S Since 1938. when Chicago won

its last Stanley Cup. the Hawks

have been known as a high-scor- A"'"'""' I'"3"”

ing aggregation. but one which mm, ”"""- . N0 Xork 000 000 071 8 K I couldnt back check or body check Dixon on no 0.” 6 n 1

well enough to prevent the oppo- sition from scoring too.

As a result. they have wound up in last place four of the last five seasons. and last year, after a promising start won only in games to land again in the cellar.

Black Jack Stewart plugged the numnggon Hawk defence well enough to helplcim-gland .101 001 00x 5 8 ll Win nine of ihose games before, Starr. Hilrisnn IT) and Grasso: Christmas. but he injured hls1Garcia and Hogan. spine and the Hawks sank to their former level. Stewart was acquired

Lopat and Berra: Trucks. Trout (8) and Swift. Second gamm- New York 200 800 0'10 12 I0 2 Detroit 030 000 020 5 10 7 Ostrowski and Berra: Hutchin- son, White (4) mid Ginsberg. 100 001 100 3 12 0

National League Brooklyn at Boston postponed.

from the Wings Just. before the season started. Tilin- ln addition to bolstering the (Only Ram! lCIl9dl1I9'Il-

Hawks. Gottsellg thou ht. that the

Wings. among the lesagues best. 1"W'"'"”"” 59'3"” would be weakened by the loss of syn?” 3?: gr; .7 3 : Gee and Peters. stalwarts of the wright A -6 wamngwn: Hart

second line which relieved high scorers Gordy Howe. Sid Abel and. Ted Lindsay so effectively. Buuuln .,m 000 001 p 8 2 ., , Wm” B” Powerhou" Bauers and Anderson: Laven- V” 319"” be 5””-”3”"e""I M" guilt. Schultz (7) Barrett. (9) an".

icy and Baker.

Toronto 002 000 310 6 11 I

fensively by 60 or 70 goals. which Nwick.

should make us a powerhnuse."M.,,,m...1 M0 019 000 00 1 5 q

Gottselig said. ”Martin and Rag-gsmmg. 000 mom; or z 5 0

Ian will bring our defensive line up! .11 innings),

to the rest of the league's." . Mallcfto. vols.-ne :9: and At. or the newcomers. Peters wltifvvoli: Padrzel. Jacobs (9) and

38 points is the top scorer. Thatl Burbrink. would put the Verdun. Que.. boy

second only to veteran Roy Cona-

cher. who had 50. in the Hawk scoring parade. Martin, a. native of Waterloo.

Ont., spent the last two seasons with the Red Wings after playing with Boston Bruins. He's 29. flvcp

AUGUST 21, .1951

Annual Hun Trials liere Oh October 10-11

Dates for the Annual Char- lottetown Hun-Trials have been set for October l0-llth. it was announced here yesterday by Mr. F. A. S. Jones. Chairman of the Field Trials Committee of the sponsoring Charlottetown Kennel Club.

Approval and confirmation of the above dates was received from the Canadian Kennel Club. the sanctioning body under which the trials are held each year.

The Winsloe-Harrington area is expected to be the chosen site again this year and it is hoped that the ladies of those districts will cater for the competitors and officials each day at dinner. I feature that proved so highly suc- cessful in previous trials held here. D

in addition to visiting judges who have not been named yet. Dr. G. G. Houston has been appointed as Field Marshal. assisted by Mr. Arthur Hogan, while Mrs. Wil- liam Brehaut will again be the Field Trials Secretary. The Field Trials Committee. including the above named officials. is as fol- lows: - Freeman Eddy, Charles Scranton, Mrs. J. O. C. Campbell and Wallace Rodd.

Present indications are that some 60 or more entries will be taking part. which would be a new record. and local officials are anticipating one of the best meet- ings in the history of the annual event.

The Charlottetownu Trials are a pan of the Maritime circuit. and will be followed by the Munc- ton Trials on October l3-1-ith.

Sport Briefs

3I'm..LARTON. N. S.. Aux. 20- (CPl-Etellarton Aiblona wheeled cut their batting power tonight to down Truro Bearcati 9-2 in the first game of their best-of-seven Halifax and District senior Baza- ball League semi-finals.

HAIJTAX. Aug. 20 -(CF) - Kentville Wildcats defeated Hall fax Capitals 5-4 tonight in the opening game of their best.-cf seven Halifax and District. Sonic" Baseball League big Cap errors helped the Cats in their victory.

iP1ay Re-sumed Yesterday In Tennis Tournament

semi-finals. Six

Holman! closed out the regular summersids A.A.A Baseball League schedule with Q 0 to 2 vic- tory over 0. at B. at the Recrea- tion Grounds last night. darkness halting the contest at the and of five innings of play. The play-offs will begin on Wednesday. the E0.- A F. and Curran at Briggs squar- ing off at the Recreation Grounds in a. best-two-out-of-three semi- final series. The second game will be played at the Airport on Fri- day. and if necessary the third game back at the Recreation Grounds on Monday, The winner of this series will enter a best- three-out-of-flve series with league- leading Holman's for the league title. All playoff games will start ar 5.30.

Alan Stewart allowed only two hits last evening and his perform- ance merited the Victory Cleaner award. Ken Walker. who went on a hitting rampage late in the sea- son. continued to get his two hits per game. tying team-mate Bill Allen with a 2. f r 3 performance. Although commit ing two errors in the first frame. Ken made up for those hobbies by throwing out two C. & B. runners with accurate pegs to Landry at second sack.

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OOLT STAKES Due ruuasnar 23111

2 DASH!-ZS - NOS. 2 AND if - 5150.00 A DASH .. .,

Fitzcerald nnd Paul Ksys in 31 first round match In the men! doubles. In the quarter finals of

the mixed doubles. Jack Brown

fccf. ii, and weighs 135. , I

Raglan. 33. is six-one and weighs 180. Born in Pembroke. Ont.. he was a rookie with the Wings last

Keeping pretty well out of th-: ....... senior picture in recent years the Abhios banded togcthcr last

year under the joint. coaching oi

One match was played lnsl

C Albert riudloniz. Quick Lick. Mary's Delight. Judy Budlonlz. Just; Tuesday. one Wednesday and one

I-llclm. Valley Long. Belle Budlong. Rhodola D.

G d n B - tt d Lt. l. W. . ' t d .' I th Ch rloftetown 2 DASHES - Nob. 3 AND 7 - 5150.00 A DASH JorTVToafDOlfxl!IrlII? lominake acztronz :I:,S1:1 8.f,l,f.r..,.".,5pe" Mm Indian IIl'eeSnfiIism(7lii'ontouignamerft. but de-- and Joan Wood will play A. W. E. GILLEsPlE' bid for Maritime honors thrl nkhgborn Md;-Edden was m1m'.splte, recent. wet weather. the Anderson and Elizabeth Willet. ' wmnis-g Last Tartan. Judy Kalmuci. April Bud. Waytnark Dan did much .., revive the lntereu ed Loutsmndlng rookie of melmuru were M ,.,x(. "em map, and Wanda Imaicmuim, wnl1"p1.?,r Box 304' Ch town, lllcEh"yri Pet Hanover. Bertha Gratian. 'P th i h . kt h . T r . , I h l ' i .. re. med yester- Norah DeBlos n the aem- nn Ii. . I I E 5”" Dr V" 9 9” ""5 ycar' and was awarded the Calder W B" P "5 VII 0 mdm. s.ng.".

Twp”? I" h” ”'5' 59550" I" 1945' giikeii I:'llTxIlre'nd!I'IcrIhdIri gdTuI'3:I: 4'1. while Gee. from Stratford. Ont. H A d O centre who will re- 0" T"”'I'”" A t " 9" r”

had a good club that was beaten rather than the

by circumstance opposition in McCurdy Cup plot.

2 DASHES - NOS. 4 AND 8 - 3250.00 A DASH

Mannisier Direct. Argoi Pointer. Lock Hanover. Miss Knot Cheeky and it such player material is is ” "mm" d f t d vl. Willi 5-1. 6-0 I;hiel'. I m'5”0bI'? HEM" U115 YURI”. then mm to the Hawks am" two 'I'ea' tleieeaqiiartri: flnalsaniixf the men's is good reason to brlieve that mm mm ""3 Red wings" H” ” singles. The following day Helen - , -.......... a Nos. 5 AND 9 - s2oo.oo A DASH they will make an even more high 590'" W" 3" PW"! "Dwell Lartcr drlcntcd Elizabeth wuiev. dEl"mI"?'I vfinrt during tho ””t ””m"' - 10-8. 6-3 in .1 very fine match. l'l chocolate Dip Anne's Boy. Lee Budlong. Miss Commando Babe I0"'hV9""'"3' 5””50"- McN”b' 26' ” cem” "mt" w”I" which Miss Willeft was leading ' Brittcn.Campbell'a Buddy..luet Lucky. 5”” sa'5k' has smwred "qIIem' 5-2 at one point in the first C? ' injuries since joining the Wings set. , O LEARY

mu" "”'0”5 350: md "WY be lvo Cudmore and Art Cantweli

SIIAP SHOT FINISHING

me to the rush of Old Home Week. some horses were overlooked d h is t 1 h in tr-is wccws ' ssiflcatlon. There will be two urea next week and T” 3' "I ” W It b" "T l 9 scored another victory yesterday V . on an none: will no given the opportunity to start. p Rom M mm develop” "Id Hawk-V Es ltheg dials-ategla Frgeg tisogltinang 7 , ,ggg ,. -- T rn v ' . I ' I . printed and sent out the some day. fun Late 1'0 massllv qfmrt" "nail match of me men! ' loimndp (0mE"'i”"”'.PISPensev 50 WHWESPOT RACEWAY Assw LTD. Prints double size at no extra cost. double, sfggkgd sQIQon) a I P k C 7 5 Had” M75: ' Any 8 exposure roll 350- RODPIIII-I WANTED TO BOAltD.- TWO Three matches are scheduled S I G 9”” "' i" "5 F;-agar

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