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rive out of six favorites trailed the winners Saturday night at, the Exhibition race track when another largo crowd of fans. wit. riesslng thrilling stretch drives in practically every class. attended tile second night racing program to be staged here.

Royal At Law, back on the pace rfter a brief tryout as a trotter, was the only favorite to come through. pacing off with the No. 1 Classiﬁed over a ﬁeld of three other starters and going the mile in 2.11 1-5. fastest time of the meeting. Romeo started the string of upsets wlzen he came through in the stretch to win No. 2 Classi- Ilfld‘, Dale B. came through with; an unexpected but well deserved victory ln the No, 3 Classified; Len O‘Mesrs drove King Grattsn 2nd to LIIC front ‘ti a (‘retell hat- tle in No. 4 Classiﬁed; Kelly's Nightmare paid eleven dollars for a two dollar tlckct in winning the rifth race on the card while Nellie ivorthv paced off with the No. 61 Classified. the last event on the. rard.

Run off in more efficient man- ner than the ﬁrst night's program \\'1ll‘l the starting gate again in _;_<.-, the racing nli through was of a high order with times notioeablv faster. with the bit! grounds. lit ‘ID briilluntljv. and decked nilt for iliis wrecks Old Home Week pro- pram, providing a magnificent and rolorful settl for the large race following th.

No. Classiﬁed

Going away on the rail Royal ‘it Law kept faith with his back- ers as lie stivcd off challenges for ;he pole around to the backstretch ‘,0 make everv post a winning one. Lorraine Abbe pacing her best‘ pile of the season made her bid from the ihiee quarter pole but :oiildn't make the grade with Winnie Scott coining through in the stretch to nip third place from Bright Spot.

No. 2 Classiﬁed

Lady Rose had tile rail going. away and leo hcr ilcld right a- pound to the three-quarters mark after stsving uﬂ a couple of cnal- miigcs. As the field went to their lrives Romeo brought the fans to rlicir feet as he started to mow "own the ﬁeld to move up to sec- and; at the top of the stretch ii. ras a neck and neck battle. a ;.:.sp came from lhc crowd as Romeo Jumped but driver Well llrNcill catcipng him quickly came 711 lo head Lady Rose fifty feet irom the wire and win by a neck. [ndy Rose was second Shirley ll. Temple third. Royal Jim fourth. ‘and Mickey Budlong. who had made a couple hf bad breaks. ﬁlth.

No, I Classiﬁed

Dale 3., snapping the rail from L-rnda Darnell as they hit into 'he backstreich the first trlP 5' round, was never headed thereaf- irr. The ﬁeld was strung out in l. an.» s; lhey came by the half but an the backsiretcli the second trip positions started to change rapid- ly. As they hit the seven eighths pole both Soldier Budlom! and Billy McVeigh had raced into rontending positions; halfway down the stretch Dale B. still had. n slight lead with Lynda and Billyl coming very fast, but the Mc- Veigh aorse Jumiwd II 03- "WHY causing a collision with Lynda

son slid‘.

PETER BUDLONG, 2il0, bV Calumet Budlong, dam Shirley Aubrey, by Ccpt. Aubrey; stori- ed 6 limos this year, 4 firsts, has paced in 2:10 this yeor.

DICK BUDLONG, by_ Calumet Budlong, dam Delta Aubrey by Capt. Aubrey; first year of roc- ing 7 starts, 5 firsts, 2 seconds.

PRINCESS KALMUCK. by Kulmuck, dam Moyset by Long- tei; started 6 times this year,‘ 4 firsts, I second, I third.

ACE FINGO, by Calumet Fingo, dam Nancy Carroll by Red Ace; full brother of Col- onel Don; u green stallion.

DAN McELWYN, by Richard Third; dom Miss Peterine Grot- lon by Silent Grafton; u good green Trotter. Show: well. Nev- er starred this yeor.

All those horses in A-l con- dition, and may be seen at Charlottetown race track Old Homo Wuk.

ALSO: I new Jog Cort; 2 new Bikes; 4 set: Homes: Hop- ples, eic.

D. M. MocAULAY, Pugworh, N. S.

Sensor: Ticket’: Dill lions Week Program

Not on Sole cl oil Drug Stem, Old Spain, H. J. Mobon. Montague, ond E. Foley, Summersido.

-—--___.__ ‘Darnell, and Dale B. went on to win by a length. l No. a Classiﬁed i Len O'Mea:a. taking King (ii-st- Itun II out. from behind at the PW?“ eishths pole. came through in the stretch with an amazing hurstof trotting speed to win the mile in a driving finish with Ar- (1.116 Lee and Soldier Budlong. Ar- chie Lee_took the field away in fast order to open up a big gap m the first. half. the lead started to dwmdle some up the backstretch as Soldier Budloiig started to close m; halfway oown the stretch the Lee horse still had the lead but the crowd was brought to its feet as driven O".v1eara came into the picture on the outside to win the lieat by a nead with Archie Lee 5800M. Sold er Budlong third, just fl 5-4.). iu. Lynn Worthy 1911M. Iilurys Delight ﬁfth 3nd Miss Ireland sixth. f Nu. ii Classiﬁed

Iwllys Nightmare, an old fav- orite with race-goers, had the m“ b01118 away and kept it ail through the mile. Never lifting her nose the Sllaw-diivcn trotter led all the way; in thc stretch drive the .avoi"ed beavcrdale, who had trail- ed all toe way, pulled out. for his dHve pinata lump it on and ruin his cilalice and the four horses came uiidcr ilie wire almost, llkg a team with tile Nightmare in front. Beavcidale second, Bonnie Dale third, and the fast finishing Nell Kalmuck fourth. _

No. 6 Classiﬁed Nellie Worthy, pacing very fast on the outside, took the rail from Helen Budloiig at the second turn lifter the wold and from there on. was never headed. Jay Volo, Mac Watson, Helen Biidlong. Lillian Ludlong. the other entries, had tried to head her at different stages but the Worthy mare had too much pace. winning by a length with Jay Volo second. Mac Watson who had come from far back, third. Helen Budlong fourth and Lillian Budlong ﬁfth. SUMMARY No 1 Classified Royal At Law (Semple) Lorraine Abbe Kelly) Winnie scott (O'Meara) Bright Spot (0'Brlen) Time: 2.11 2-5. Winning horse owned by E. Burke, Charlottetown. No 2 Classified Romeo (McNclll) .. Lady Rose (Wlscncri Shlrlcy H. Temple (HooperY... Royal Jim (O‘Bi~leni . Mickey Budlong (Weir) Time: 2.18 2-5. Winning horse owned by Well- ington McNelll, southport. No. 8 Classified) Dale B (Sample) Lynda Darnell (Wisener) . Billy McVeigh (Craig) Happy Dale (I... Kelly) . sugar Harvester (O'Brien) island Spruce (O'Meara) Time: 2.19 2-5. Winning horse owned by Geo. Hughes, Brackley. No 4 Classified King Grattan (O'Meara) .. Archie Lee (Stead) Soldier Budlong (Brehaut) Lyn Worthy (WIIIISl Mary's Delight. (Wlsener) Miss Ireland (DOWN) Time: 2.22. Winning horse owned by Ladner, Charlottetown.

. No 5 Classified Kelly's Nightmare (Shaw) Beaverdale (McNclll) . Neil Kalmuck (W. Kelly) Bonnie Dae (L. Kelly) _ .......... ..

Time: 2.18 1-5.

Winnlnn horse owned by Bishop. Charlottetown.

No 6 Classified

Nellie Worthv (Buell) Jay Volo (Stead) Mac Watson (O'Meara) Helen Budlong (O'Brien) Lillian Biidlonq (semlvle)

Time: 2.17 4-5.

wlnninq horse owned by Cecil Drake, Halifax.

Kinsmen And Rcccc Squad In Important Gama

Reece and Kinsmen. both seek- ir-g victories. tangle in tonight's Junior baseball league game and with the game mighty important to both squads, one of the best played games of the schedule is l.elng looked forward to.

Reece can practically clinch sec- ond section honors by a VMOI’? while Kinsmen. yet to chalk up I! win over the Ryan-coached outfit. can draw up on even terms with Reece and perhaps force a playoﬂ for sectional honors.

The game is scheduled to set underway at 5.45 sharp. Kinsmen will likely send Jackie Calms to the hill, while Rocco are expected to depend on the sharp-breaking hooks of Merlin McKQMIQ-

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THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

PAGE SEVEN

Witnessing an unusual number of upsets zn ivhut could be classed as i1 prPVIvv of what is likely to hap- pen in ‘his week's Old ‘Home Week

racing program. fans today were looking forward keenly to rtie four da\'s racing phogram which iakrs mace starring tc-mm-row and with a record number of mainland horse; enters-l in the vnricus events it appears as if the lacing progiem this year is going to be one long to be remembered. + + + l- And ‘t won't he ii bit silrprising If a large number of horses make new records. One thing 1s certain and iho' is that the raring strip is in A-1 condition. Pram comments heard from veteran racr- followers,‘ the rrrnrk that has been dcne on itl this yon" has gone a long rainy in‘ making ii live lip to ltgrame es Canada's flnfst race track and 1h duels of spcel that. will be WIIEGIS ed over it 'l‘u"srlny thiough Frida afternoons should be nerve-tringlirig sensational ones. ' 1r + 4' +

Snlurday night's meeting was all that one could ask for. In some quarters doubts were expressed as to (his fotm of racing rnnilning itsi popularity and that the openingl night's ntleiiriancr- ‘was muro or less’ "n flash .n tl'e pan.‘ An‘; doubts on that score should be will settled now. The ntinndante acain Satur- day night was rrmsrkobfe and Wltlil a mucn inprovcri tirand oi racing witnessed it won't. be long before the night racing meets will be vicing [or (fze top spol ‘with the afternoon proﬂfams.

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What cclild be termed a cruc=al GTICOLITITLI‘ comes up in tonight's (iunior ‘baseball game win-tin the Kidmer. clash with the ﬁiunt runn- ing Reece squad. Unabie t’. edge cut a victoxy over the Ryan-coached crew since the season started the McNeil-couched outfit 1:11 have to take the hit in their teeth to- nilht they hcpr- to i-zlrry off honors i. the socanr; section of the league row .apldiy drawing to a close.

4 '0 1|» 1- As we ilrlderstnnc‘. it rte league was drawn up on the basic. of section leaders rriorting in the playoffs. If that be the ease. and w- have no reason to doubt it is, flan Reece by a victory tonight. can practically Clinch "it, section. On t-rp of their first se-linnnvin that's all t-hcre would be in It as far as playoffs are iyoiiccrned and the Regiment team would automatically enter the Island riaydoivns. 1

+ -l- r!- so it goes without saving that Kinsmen will make one mighty effort xonlght. Defeiislveiy they are as good as any team in the league but their hitting has not measured up to expect-Mons and should their bats develop potency tonight against the hurling trio Reece movundsrren will offer there is a distinct possibility that Kinsmen might yet prolong matters by forc- ing at least a tie fol‘ second 59C- tlon honors. '0' it *0

Tonight's game will mark the and n; baseball until next Sunday. It will oi- a welcome respite to the players who nave been engaging in rive games a week Ever since the season pot underway and it will also give City league managers a citiince to get In some practice sessions 411d work out plans for the playoffs which 110W 310V" 1115! around the corner.

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Arid there's a strong possibility-I list when the playoffs YOII around,» pliivers will have a chariot I0 AMI their wares on the dlnmord of ‘he new Memorial Athletic Field. For the post weik volunteer workers have been busily engaged ir soimth- in; out we infield and have. with limited numbers. made good progress in the work. There still remains the matter or grading w» rnlllns it but officials connected wlih it fecl fairly errtain that with o good response from volunfeers the work (‘ah be completed In short order.

O O 0 Q Unfavnirlble weather conditions halted the second stagi- of the play for. the Island golf title Saturday afternﬂon and as n result. 6011"!‘ mark time now until next. Saturday

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Baseball Results

SATURD AY

NATIONAL Cfnnclnnltl 10D 000 000-l 9 D

Chlcngo 24o ooo 00x-8 13 o Roffensbcrger. Hetkl, [Pi-gun and Mueiler: Meers. Erickson and Mc-

Cullough.

Second.

Cincinnati 013D 230 000-5 a o Chicago DDJ 000 000-D 8 1

Lively and Laminno; Passeaii. Chifimiin. Wise. Kush. and Scbefi‘ ‘lng

Phlltdelphin ooo out l00-5 ii 1 Brookiva ()1!) r01 100-3 s 0 Rowe. Judd, Jur=slch and Som- lnlck; Lombardi, Barney, King and Edwards. Boston 510 000 300-9 15 0 New Ycrk 10D 100 020-4 9 2 Sain and Carnelll, Kcslu. Beggs. Jones and Cooper.

First. 5t. Louis 0'30 000 0011-2 (T 0 Cleveland (I20 K00 (IDs-S 13 3' Muncrief, Brown and Early; ‘Lemon and Hogan. Second. . St. Louis 001 (30 000 ll-l 7 0 ‘Cleveland 000 000 400 l—’i ii Z

Sandford. til-d Muss, Eirly; Em- lircc. Stephens and LOFvPi. Hagan.

Philadelphia . 101 D00 000-Z 12 2 Scarbomugh and Evans; Flores

and Guerra.

Chicago

Detroit Lopat and Trcsh; Hutchinson.

000 502 030-10 14 0 010 000 001- 2 7 3

Kramer. Brown and Moss; Feller

end Began.

Second:

St. Louis 301 000-d I1 0 Clevellnd DDD 001 001-2 7 i.

Zoidak, Mouider and Early; Black, Willis and Lopez.

NATIONAL LEAGUE

First: Boston . ..:DOD 000 200-2 l 2 New York .. . D00 12D 12x-6 ID I

S p a h n. Lanfranconl. Wright. |

Barrett, Shaun. Johnson. Fran-

oftornoun. The delay was unavoid- able and although the postponement calfscd some disappointment. play next week shou!_d he eve-i keener with 0hr plavers being favored by

Bonhsm. Singleton. Roe. Balby and Kluttz: Burkhart. Dickson and Oaragioia Wilbur. '

better and faster links to play over than would have been the case last Saturday.

BUIVT-RER I-‘ISII CATCH BIRWICK. N. S. (OP) Marking the largest. single salmon

Philadelphia ..DOD 000 000-D 5 1 Brooklyn 10D 000~lDx-l- ‘l 0 Donneiiy and Beminick; Batten and Edwards.

this season. William "Blii' Pine of

Donald's Brock, caught l! in his. weir dunno one _ tide also brought 1n e b-Jnper catch Bfcnfrr-al of mackerel.

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Rovers Hammer Out Nineteen Hits To Defeat Legion 22-11

Featured by two home runs by

"Buck" Whitlock, the opening one coming iii the first inning with the bases loaded and the second wal- iop occurring in the ninth with two runners aboard Fred Whalens Northcnd Rovers yesterday took lover undisputed possession of sec- ond place in the third section of the City Baseball League by ham- mﬁrmg out a 22-11 victory over the Lcgionalres in a battle of base hits and errors.

Exceeding the recent Anchors- Rovers out put 32 hits rang off the bats of the hitters yesterday with the Rovers crew getting nineteen of them while between them they committed 1'7 errors with ten of 171cm 201m; to the losers.

y After filling-the bases on two passed batters and an error whit. lock struck his first blow in the winners‘ cause as he hammered a homer to deep right centre to ‘clean the sacks; that was all for

Mclsanc, Legioliaires starting hur-

ler, Baldy Williams coming in to

"Iﬂﬁbllflll 030 201 110-5 0 0 pi-k u m d u d g . Lmlls A v 000 (21 "0—4 3 0 hilt orlje riin ubelligarscolfgdarhegirlrlitsll lQueenl. Higrie an-_- Kiuttz. Huw- him, ‘r I; Po. ct, singleton nd Rice. B t ft AMERYCAD | rim“inatliblrtllfilIoblrIhIl-zalirztidlzg a New Yuk 201 000 019-4 11 o’ ers with the first two m n t‘ vd 5mm“ 03° W2 02‘_6 7 o strut-k for three more reunsreollﬂea RP-Immds- Shea and rmblnﬁull combination of three errdrs and a Fizrrtlss Johnson and Puitee. hase h“ for a 94 lead. Legion lwashlnllm" 00° 00° MI-l 7 4i came back with another sin~le Phuaddphl“ 015 20o o3x_3 7 0 tally in the se"ond and threebin Hudson. Crindini. (Yiry and ‘ < I , _ Evans; I/larchudcn and Pros“. the third after Roieis had scored

four in the top of the third to make the score 13 to six and just about settle the issue.

Starting to play steadier ball both sides went scoreless in the fourth and Split two runs in the fifth; braces of runs in the sev- enth and eighth pulled the losers up to within three runs of the wiii- ners but it was a wasted effort as Rovers counted eight times in the

lock 7, Trainor 2. Larter 3. McKin- non. C. Ward 2. E. Ward. Cairns. Williams 2, Perry 2, Goodwin, Llllld, McAleer; two base hit. C. Ward 2 E Ward, Williams; three base hit. Perry, Lund; home runs. Whitlock

ﬂQuﬂtgmgn and swim 2; sacrifice hit, McKinnon, Mc- Fly-gt: - Aleer; stolen base, Whitlock, 5g, Mu]; ooo ooo 0004 5 1 Tralnor, E. Ward. I-fennessey_ Mc- Cleveland 0-000201 3Dx—6 1D o Aleer: double play. Strain to

Lund; left on base, Rovers 5. LEB- ion 10; base on balls. by McKin- non '1, by Williams 1. by M-cIsaac 2; hit by pitcher, Williams 2; wild pitch. McKinnon 4; passed hall, Larter 2. Perry l; struck out: by Williams 4. McKlnnon 6.

Umpires: At the plate. Jock Kane, on the bases, Roy Prowsa. Geo. Hawkins.

By Inning!

Johnson and Camelli. Mast; Jan- Rove" _

sen and W. Cooper. ugloh

Second: _.ji__

lfoston .. .. ..D00 D01 .11l—7 l1 0 HALIFAX Au‘ 1o __ (Cp)_ NQW Y0"! ~ In" W? 010-5 11 9 Liverpool Larrupers split a double-

header with the two city club!

van and Deinmger; Gsiheauser, nehn and Cnmpanelle.

First: Toionto . 10D 001 000-Z d 8 Bufhlo .000 001081-1 I 0

Thompson. Brown and Betta; Pierce and Richards.

(‘Inoirmntl . D00 101 100-3 l2 2i Second: Chicago 00D 020 Mir-I 7 2‘ Toronto .. .. D00 00D 0- 0 2 I Vendermeer _and Mueller; Lade Bufhlo .. .015 800 x-lz 11 0 and McCullough. (1 innings) Carter, Katz and Desautols; International Gray and Yount. » Ffrll: l Jersey (‘ify D01 03D 80-7 18 8 Newark I00 2M 0071-3 ll I Syracuse MD MD 201-5 l0 3 D00 00D 010-1 8 0 Andrews. riinmpson and Evars:

Holistic and loiiu: Police andiPrendergast, Mustoikla and Wat.

dleweight iMahone, N.S. who is to meet Ace McClosaey Nfarlitmt

er here Wednesday night. in Charlottetown over 1h; end. Tonight he will b.

out at the Forum at 7 o'clock and an invitation is Exrgnde] tn b“, fog far. time.

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Chicago 2110 00D 200-1 11 2 i. = i3£..-'."li.3'...".?.i2.';""..‘it? wit. CIICW‘ 5mm‘ and Tips": Tmm’ accounting for threte of theptallgies Benton and Wagnes. swift. m put the game We“ out of reach Jun ‘AItNTFRIJDQIgtgITiIIJ ‘of the Leglonaires as Irving Mc- y y 000 (‘L4 H z Kinnon going the distance on the Rochester mo mo m6 _ mound held them scoreless in the “ 000 M_4 9 l’ last of the ninth to make certain (M innings); of his hurling victory. Gocdvui. Cain. Thonwun, Pic-' , one am. Yyars; Mikan, Krist, Rovers BOA S23E15“ P0 A E Reeder, Green and Marshall. Wil-[Lecluir H" 5 2 0 2 o 2 llams. _ " " Newark ooo ooo one-z 1 o1. l‘ g g ‘l’ g g Toronto 4J4 0110 002-8 i2 0 whitloCk SS " 5 5 3 a 1 2 Starr. Haag. and Llollar; DPII Trainer lb "'6 3 3 5 0 1 and Bans‘ Larter c I 6 2 2 9 1 1 Baltimore 000 00D 000-D 7 I E ward ab‘ f 6 x a 2 l o Montreal zoo 1:0 30:;—6 9 o Calms c, I '6 l 0 1< 0 o Muelmi, Heuser and Robinsoi; Allen n 'l 0 0 0 0 o HOULSCI‘ and Campanella. C ward 3b" 5 2 3 2 1 l Buffalo at Syracuse, postponed, Trims " 53 2219 27 8 7 "m" ‘Replaced Allen in 2nd. . . Legion .. . AB R l-I P0 A E ,5UNDAY Hcnncsscy ss. 6 1 1 0 0 Dl Am°"°““' M Keni at 4 2 2 o 4 a New York .....oooooo ooz-z a 1 Sf. l; ~ 1 1 3 l o Boston ooo ooo 001-1 s o w???“ ‘ ~b~---~ 5 2 Drews, Page and Robinson; Dob- Mfllams a ﬁffp“ 5 é I 6 g aOﬂ and Tehoetts. Pelnoﬁﬂgpor i; 3 g g 2 Fl t: Whllhlngton .000 ooo 002-2 s o G°°dWl“1f&3b~5 ° 1 2 1 ° Philadelphia . loo ozo DDx-Ii a o 1'11"“ 1b - ~ 4 1 3 12 ° 2 Masterson. Pieretti and Ferrell; ﬁigt“ "3 3 ‘$132432 1g 55cm‘? m M" Summary; Earned runs. Rovers Washington goo 399 ogg_5 5 1 ll. Legion 5; runs batted in’ Whit- ‘

Jirighton H-JTSESIIOE!

Basehaﬂ Standings

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Maumt Dance

Imperial Dance Palace ON MONDAY, AUGUST HTH LEGION BASEBALL CLUB

Special Door Prize and Other Frizd ADMISSION 75 CENTS

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The Northumberland Straits Yacht Racing Association's 1947 annual regatta, with the Char- lott-etown Yacht Club acting as M515. came to a close Saturday with the Charlottetown Yacht Club coming through with the highest number of points, to win the Club 'I‘rophy.

w L V’ Mac Irwin. well known local

131-001(1).“ 66 43 ‘S05. yacht enthusiast, and his boat

st, Louis H e1 46 _- l "Zenith“, took, top honors in trie

New york _ __ 56 46 549 class 3 event and was the grand

305w“ 58 5O 537, aggregate individual point winner.

Chifag“ _ 50 57 A67. Miss Billie Bourke, Charlottetown.

clm-lnmﬂ > 51 60 A59 and her boat "Scout" won’ the

Pittsburgh 45 62 A21 l Snipe class. and placed second

Phlladegphia _ 41 65 387i for the grand aggregate, score.

Eric McKay (J. Mac) and Dr. De-

American w L P“ f ianey (Mermaid) both of Somme:-

. / side. won the class 5 and class 4

New york _ 70 3.7 554 trophies respectively. Trophy will-

305m" 55 48 538 ner for the Class 2. was [nuts

Detroit _ _ 54 47 i535 ‘ McMurrer (Acolus). of Charlotte-

phpaddphia _ 55 52 5H. town. while Jack Johnston (Je-p)

gmvﬂand 49 51 A90 l also of Charlottetown walked off

chlpago 49 53 A58 l with the Handicap event. A special

wan-Huston _ 46 55 A55 ,1 trophy awarded for sportsmanship

St, Louis y __ _ 3-7 68 352 r and seamanship was won hy Miss

Cherry MacGregor of Plctou.

yngemauonl] w L Pct This yacht meet, which was the

i first to be held here since 19.19. Montreal . . 72 46 .615 was an overwhelming success, with

JET-SQ)’ City . 70 49 5R9 large crowds being thrilled with

I Syracuse _. .. 64 53 .54’; two clays of first class racing and Buffalo . 59 5R .504 . seamanshlp. The racing itself was

, Newark 5'1 6i .453 not the only thing which made for l Rochester 52 67 .437 a successful regatta. After the coli- Toronto . 52 69 .434 clusion of Saturday's racing, a

ihaltimore . 50 68 .432 banquet was held at the Chor-

‘Jaek Hennessey Wins K. of C. Tennis Singles

(Title In Tournament“

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iiiorseshce Tourney

The challenge matches between George Francis and Bill Milriey vs. Len Phillips and John Slomka resume again this evening at the Club when three games will be played start- ing at 8.30 sharp.

Fmncls and Murley lead four games to two in the six games played. The series is a best out of 12 affair.

TRURO. N. 5.. Aug. ID-Truro Eearcats copped their third straight win .n the Central Base- hall‘ League ﬁnals by defeating Kentvllie Wildcahs 4-1 here Sat- urday. bunch-ng four of their live 'hits in two innings and making them all count. 'I‘ruro hurler Gordie Mont went the route. giv- ing up six hits

Tongues Are wagging

ABOUT TIIE

Sensational Fistic

Yesterday afternoon in the Knights of Columbus tennis tour- nament. Jack Hermessey stroked his way over Walter Cullen to singles zhampion of the Centre in straight sets, 6-1, 6-4. 9-7. It was a nice ziiatch to watch and each player displayed smart tennis and many long rallies took place be- fore the point was gained,

In the men's doubles Jack Hen- nessey and Maurice Flynn won uVCI‘ Earl Christopher and Harold Power, 6-0, 6-0.

Todayi Matched

At. 2 pm-I-Ielen barter and Joyce Cantweil meet in the ladies’ singles, .

At 6 p.m.: Ladies‘ doubles, Helen Larter and Ethel 'I‘ra1rior play Pessy McLairie and Wanda Mac- Lillian.

In the rnixed doubles, Phyllis MacMillan and Harold Power will meet Shirley McNally and Jack Nicholson.

Men's doubles. Loman McAulay

Local Club Wills Most Number Points , During Regatta

lottetown Hotel with K. M. Mar- tin, Vice-Commodore of’ the C.Y.O presiding, after which everybody returned to the Club House for the presentation of cups and special prizes. A dance which followed the presentations, with members and their guests, swinging to the melodious music of John Stern! and his band, and many yachts- men proving themselves masters of the dance floor. as well as their boats. brought this eventful and memorable occasion to a close.

Much credit 1s due to Mr. Avard White, Shedfac (chief starter) and Mr. Earn Sellers,

Charlottetown (recorder) for the splendid way in which they con- ducted the starting of the various events. Local business firms, n1. ways ready to back and encourage local sport activities, donated many special prizes for the winning boats, and the following is a list of those who so kindly donated them:-Prowse Bros. Ltd" Hender- son and Cudmore R. T. Holman Ltd.. Moore and MacLeod, Hughel Drug Co. W. W. Wellner, Howard MGCIHHIS. S. A. MacDonald. Red- dln Bros, Crockett and Storey, LePage Shoe Co. Jenkins Pharm- acy, Miller Bros., G. H. Taylor and Mr. George Wood.

The following is a summary of the results of the regatta:- Class No. 5 J. Mac-Eric McKay. Summerslde. Class 4 Mermaid-Dr. Delaney. S'S1de. lass 3

C 1. Zenith-Mac Irwin, Cwtown; 2. Venture-Don Holder, St. John; 3. Jeep-Jack Johnston. Chtown; 4. Vagabond-Mr. Thompson Pic-

tou and Bambi-J. Fisher. Shediao (tie); 6. Avis Jean-James Milne. Plctou: 7. Swan—W.- - Andre-iv, Ch'town; 8. Woodpecker-Mr. Hill, Plctou; 9. Avoca-Bill Hickman, Shediac. Class 2

1. Aeolus-Louis McMurrer, Ch'town; 2. Snake Eyes-Bill Bentley. Chtown; 3. Nominique- \ Carolyn O'Brien‘ Shediac; 4. Val! roy-Roy Johnston. S'Side; 5. Becky-Merle- Clark. $'Side.

Snipe Clans

1. scout-Billie Bourke. Ch’towii; 2. Gem-Reg Brown. St. John 3- Wren-George Wood. Clvtown and Wings-Ann Sadler, Ch‘fown (Kiel: 5. Four Bells - Avon Andrew,

Ch'towri; 6. Dlngbat-Rayr Mc- Dousall. Cirtown; 7. Spray- Sandy Cantley. Pictou; B. Jim

Patch-Cherry MatcGi-egor, Pictou: 9. Halcyon-Don Holder, St. John; 10—Zep1iyr-1-la1 Gregg. Shediar. Handicap Race

1. Jeep; 2. Zenith; 3. Gem; 4. Venture; s. Avis Jenn; 0. scout: ‘f. spray; 8. Swan: 9. Vagabond:

10. Halcyon: 11. Wren; i2. Four Bells; l3. snake Eyes; 14. J. Mac; 15. Jim Patch.

Trophies were presented to lei’... 2nd, and 3rd, position: in each

and Fred Coyle play John Hen- nessey and Maurice Flynn.

clan. . — MID WELL TII EY M I Ii IIT

ROGER WHYNOTT, Mahc no, 11.8., DIIIIIIDIAII MIDIILEWEIDIIT DIIAMPIDI

ACE McCLOSKEY, Dharlottc town-Born,

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will. Biiahn and Meal: Hﬂnwi- Saturday in Halifax and District Trinkle. Jansen" and LombardLW. 39mm. mug,“ bu“, play [Af- gfolzlf- rupers overcome second-place " 1 Shi ards 8-0 and then fell before Pittsburgh ......oon ooo ooo-tr 4 o ﬂrsffpm, mo,“ H, st. Louil . -001 m DDx-B ll l ____._ Roe. Lyons and Howell, salkeid; Campanello. Dickson and Wilbur. Second: gamma; Newark .000 00D 30-! D 2 Plttlburgh . . 00D 20D 030-5 I! 2 Montrell .010 02D 01-4 ID 3] St. [null .024 D00 lDx-‘l 14 D Karpei. Keegan, Houtz, Maldo-

IMIIIITIME MIIIIILEWEIGIIT DIIAMPIDI

Main Bout at l0 p.111.

IITTIIIIDTIVE PIIELIMIIAIIIES

BIG BOY PETERSON-P. i. I. Heavy Chomp-NS Lbs.

Vs. DOUG NICHOLSON-NO Lbs-SEMI FINAL.

KID POULTON, I47.

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TWO OTHER STAII IOUTS

Vs. IENNIE MATHESON, I50.

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OWN ORDERS.

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