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u "Y0!" hill doubts for a mo- 393 ll l0 the increasing scarcity . . FPIWDQI‘, kind ‘of hickory from

S“ lhwssnda r ‘ » clubs. "let him ‘§sv.'“:"§o§§r 511i: 39b “mnlmﬂld. the ‘professional "l ‘limb 01min Club filial’ c111.» l? h Donald it will be ieimlled. l “ "lelmvelllsn oven iitlclwld-

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Dm-haptw tbil ‘is one of the rem. Iona way psychology ~ia such a subject-oi never ending interest among g1oiiers—~tbe problem of Ovﬁfmmlllk i human equation. It ls probably the reason why goli is notﬁonly so absorbing -but so tantalising.‘ A man who can keep his temper whgp he mlssesa putt in the course oils round is one to be emulated. iLnot actually envied. A man who il- hunkored, even il he has a fairlygoodlie. and fails to get out of the difficulty on hi-s ﬁrst snot is proiie to lose his men tal poiseﬂinrisinety casoe out of a hundred. . at - ,

But l-lBﬂ! still remains and it

"- Who also ﬁnished in the money in the national event

driver can bg

2139110)’ longer 1101MB this same Big Bob,

f N“ 1°!!! since; finding the need ("'- . replenishing his stock of ‘hi-ﬁe. MacDonald called upon s

' "P88 ﬂiwrllncsoous establishment

l“ Ghlwso. maklll! a specialty of 801i’ clubs. and when he told them he wanted to purchase

Now Bob knows s good shailt

' when he gets ii in his hands and 4191px s Soot. insists on getbing all

that's coming to him. instead or leftists-the salesman pick out so mill)’ dosen shafts and ship them N008. MacDonald peeled of! his col" lllld Droceedod to make his own selection. Duning the next three hours he had~ handled and snails. raised blisters on his hands and out‘ of all that labor and search the net result -w'as twenty shatrts that he considered at all satisfactory. But even after those twenty had ar-

, rived pi. his shop and put- to i'ur-

ther test, several more were found

-~ defective.

"Pb-is is iust- an Allustration 0i’

‘what golfers are confronted WIIJ.

Where one “pro” like MacDonald yould take the trouble to go

through snob an exhaustive test

the chances are that; fifty others

‘would "leave it to the salesman.”

The latter is there to sell the stuff and being human, is bound to get the stock aff his sands. keep it moving, as it were.

Thais was another professional who finished‘ among the leaders at Skokie. who declared during the championship that‘ he would have

" to try to get better shafts for his

clubs. Anotner man in the same event who was itmona the leaders ln~his qualifying division, had his hopes dashed in the championship proper by the breaking of both his ~driveis., -When those two clubs gave way, that particular "pro" ioalk-intents and purposes. was ‘through. . ‘

~Besides being unable to exactly duplicate his favorites, the new

i. Wednesday.

‘Montague Horse Racespromlse t}. be as big an evbnt usual, ‘driver _h»asf1ily pu-chased inspired

with some twenty-dive of 't.he_ ‘best horses entered.,ow_ned You)‘. E. Island, all racing for liberal purses: -A-ny lover‘ oi the “King's Sblirt". will not be disappointed who attends. " l,» y #- 1; ',‘

The entries are asfollows‘. " ’ -

FREE-FOR-ALL rnor. "rune; taco.“ Brenton H.. owned _by H, C. iioopernclbariottetown.‘ Kel-tie. owned by J. Al Murray Clyde River.‘ ' '

Mac Crest-nus, owned by irs Carr, Covehead. - Natalie Aqnilln. owned by H. Kelly, Charlottetown.

Miss Belle Rico, owned by W. B. McArthur, Kansington. " Upton Prince, owned by W. B. McArtbur, Kisnsington. ' L ' Miss Eldred, owned by John P. Smith, Kinkora. ‘ “-','~i,‘

2.40 TROT, PURSE IIOILW- _ Mack Todd, owned by Milton Bresaut, Charlottetown. . Korsto, owned by Franciswbrake, Vernon. . ' lit}. '_ J. Prinmss Aubrey, owned by Chester E. Shaw liieSabloﬂ-lf Teddy, owned by John M. Kearney, Sturgeon. .»~' " ' Jack Todd. owned -by Philip Sullivan. Cardigan. , Stella road. owned by nus. Campbell Chairlat, ‘wit. - . . . . Marjorie. owned by A. Harry Murphy, ChariotteieyiiI-"'“ The Pup. owned by ll. Kelly, Charlottetown.» " Baby Toddfowncd by W. McNeill, Southport." H}. . '

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Baron Boy,‘ownsd by J. K. Stanley. Chsrlottetoylnf Nellie D., owned by R. E. White, Charlottetown, i .' John R... ownedby W. L. Newsome, Charlottetown: Edgerton. owned by James McDonald,‘ Georgetowiir, - " ,‘ Northern Lady, owned by-VJ. l-l. McGregor, Montague,‘ .Wlnnle M., owned by Leo. Praught. Cherry yslle i ' Louandm-owned by Tendle Sample, Kensingidnf, »- ' . ' Rater Aubrey, owned by Tendle Senipls, Kenalngtons ‘ [flurry Gem, owned by John McCnbe Iona‘ ' _ ' I .- Good meal tables under tne auspices ice Cream. Refreshment Saloon. Band MusicrDnncing Bpotzh, etc, wit. all go to make‘ this one of ‘the best ‘day's outing on’; P1 E. island this I season. ‘So don't miss it! Admissionibcl __ti'_ 2pc.‘ v " - - ~ ~. - wring.» vie. dismiss” ,. , f

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14s mshinnna street ‘Llhillflottetown "'

~ Fire, Irifisliiccidentyﬁfd

---' ‘with a B-lfrsitsd -. called OT1IIOIVX~ swing.

v of swing makes for peitftctiatr-in

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ht the whats-a Ilntituu. ..

no confidence‘.- and a golfer in‘s titular event with confidencs in his abilitypnderminod, is as helpless How

lisa ship without a rudder.-

" _ different would the situation have “wed up ‘inner ynanhtfrum. They

been had that golfer, when-smashed iboth .1i_s drivers‘, been playingfwith -a steel shafted ‘weapon. ,

There-ire thousands of golfers

For _sll that, authorities have attempted to Idescnibe it again and again, when ritcomes down to paints it is about as difficult as llierman who knows how and _ cannot “illustrate prac- tically " '

-- - ‘What really repraipnts ‘the or- ' - taodox swing? in ailrﬂg, this quee- tlon one‘ rthwith encounters n01] » e on the R and A, bu; “mum 11 1111M‘ diver tr of opinion. ln' thelpnetrntsinein skulls. The "ribbed

minds of some the ; awing- which. brings» results and has‘! slight d ' gree ni-‘grace is the one-‘to be ciﬂ- t-ivnted. it is agreed thaws solilrﬂty nf balance combined withi freedom

style.- but at the same time results

hit squarely. _ _

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ofhtiut.‘ ._f§lli‘xt1=ires¢ till

at Skokieldures, the problem of hitting ‘the recentlynnd it ls doubt-Jul if n con- ball squarely so as lo propel it in

tilled- on either side of the 'A-tlan-'

_ quite 8'the_ peculiar y of- tel-king or as supply-war‘ erlgattiltsjéol iheTright kinﬂiovln- 11w ‘I w , ure. 1e ' , ' ..

v l “M; _he_lb_yoursen‘n Y P? 8 lof his voices The swing llkewls. is

ho think" it interesting to discuss “m and. wemﬁghowed [ha way I oi‘ analysis the tin-laud wane, ,4

~ =3 sent tiisti putt-hi» cleir Iillitisilyiiiliy. “ '. j dMiiriiiiilﬂllkll-{Wttiiiif i 0a.. kid. »

will remain as long -ss golden

the desired direction with regular ity. A variety of physical construe Alon-portraits of as many swings "practically, as there‘ are golfers, for a man fanput on a course may be" recognised-by his swing when he is too {at off to be seen clearly. One may recognize an unseen per- son. by the sound of his footsteps. one. by the sound inst-sis itidiyiqlgulisilc. Oswald Kfrliyie fiat swing on the

tee would ‘ever do for Jerome Travers. _our ‘ times ’ national champion, and neither 0t these

men-could proﬁtably ‘be copied by Francis Ouimotand Chick Evans, unions" lt’so happened‘ -that, their riioihdyjs . egegimiis-r in the funda- m _ _ l-pﬁhifiples. - _'l‘o the goliter whoﬂes» to delve into this phnsei of the game. it might be snid thsti t0't|‘y"to recall a single ‘person of his ‘acquaintance with s. perienu swing is to sot tor himself an im- ptisslltieﬁtiaskrh- This one has thisI

fault, another some other .unac-1 ceptaible point, and so on. '- Bul naturally, all golfers like to;

get as near perfection as is hum- anly possible and where depend- ence is placed on the implements‘ of the-game. especially clubs. the only way one can "hitch one's wagon to‘ a star" -is by using the weapons which have been. proven the best alter -tests have been made. ~W‘here one hickory club out of possibly new hundred can be, considered perfect. one hundred and ninety nine out of two hundred steel shafts would be fou-nd iper- Ifect.‘ Steel can be scientifically made exactly ‘as dssired—lbrittle or pliable, high canbon or low. slow snap Ibsok or lightning ﬂash.

snd- chance allow it»-to grow. it is like people, no two alike.

The recent -British championship was a sad blow to Great Britain lbutws, ssddopiblow‘ to the Royal and Anolenf-Golf Club who make the silly and: absurd ruloq ‘tha icharge penalty strokes for out 3L ‘bounds and bar steal" shafts, ‘M1- bed‘ clubs andSchenectady W555" etc.-" . ,- The British felt‘ pretty- s=¢3 this-- year with the ribbed slaps, out o! the way.- They felt tsha nifev had Jkick Hutcnison and h ﬂlllﬁllllll"

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try could do Fsnyt lPWll-hﬂlll hi5 stoppum club ipui ‘hat a shot-loot Inugt have bu“ igthem‘ when Jock

ﬂgurqi out that I%“Am9l“l¢au 9"‘

ta smooth faced 3,11,51,19‘ mupﬂio do his approach- Jug @5511) qtplayed all L16 British ﬂn-‘twcrqiﬂitying munds and two ichanjpiq hip rounds. Jim was sec- ond andjockwas third on the list land ti; lotterwas thought to be hopeijss without ‘his pet clubs.

l‘ m; of this-must have made the Brﬁah gmferrthink a ‘bit. What s

clubs were a great aid to nur pros-

dirsciinn until-they saw the action 0i‘ the powers that be on the other side oi‘ the Mfg water hazard»

ii is time we did a bit o!’ think- ing on our own account. Way bar any invention ‘that is going l0 hell) the duffers game and his pocket- book‘ as‘ well‘! When -will- the Bri- ﬂsh wake up 11nd when will the American golfing DOV/QM 09R" l" ape the British. Years ago the game was England's own. Todﬂyi

try. where it will "stay. isn't it ab? surd that we should look to them for our golf‘ rules! '

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The-eteel- shafts are under the way The 0th" contestants wem ban here in America ‘but the U. S. ()_A_ Rom“ G. A., did not take a step in this Hebdersons ._Ad0ma,' Dorms! Pirdwood. (‘nmmander Ross bred] . the winner at his Verchere stud. new nne of the foremost nurser- ies nf thoroughbreds in the Doin- ininn.

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w ~-'|T J8 NOT IN BIG PHOFITSI ti? are ‘making a living but by "mlYlB over our stock quickly. Our motto “Quick sales and small p'°m‘“-" 5° by buying from us "l" Emile "whey and getzhsttsr quality. iBuy from the man who. saves you money-J. W. M-urdockf. i‘ (‘°- Btiillli-ll

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‘"9"; M18- 9i‘i. will have some ' thrilling finishes. wl-ih nine now-gr‘

pertormors, and all of thorn out}

for ihel- money. Teddy won his lust; mp9‘ m" "e M"! tlo when the?‘

Pll-D- Bvls after him and there. will be another bunchhif “qiody I hounds after his scalp, 109.441

mmonzv ron voun sav- INGS ACCOUNT buying ‘i1 J- W. M-urdock a (‘m-i. Following our principles 119W KLOIIS for eat-h season. we am I cleaning out this seasons’ gocdgi ht unheard nf Dru-as, 5",.“ an wan; paw" 3| litood Dal/terns at 8c per ""51" '""- Boys‘ ‘Suits all sizes

good. at $0.00—~J. W. Murilock-“Q C“ soc-sit. :'l‘he most obstinate earns fsii

to resist Holloways Corn Remov- er. Try 1i,

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The six stakes of tie Montreal; Jllﬂiey Club to be, renewed s; ‘Blue Bonnets in 116 seven days‘, of autumn rnclny that will 1,9 1n.- tillgurated on s/ptember 2nd,, “B. the I-Iocheiagn handicap, $z5110| 551196. 2 yanr oldssix furlongsl Lord Bvns headless $3500 added‘

year old and over, one "Ills W!‘ B quarter: Hendrie Memoral steeplecbase

_ handica‘ ‘ 900011116641. 4 year olds and ovéI-tl Blbwi-"Wv miles and a halt; Burp; lizVuMlil-tillih stesplechase handl-< P- 52000 added; >4 yearolds andj river. about two miles and s half, Povincisi- Nursery, $1500 added. 2 War aids, five 4111-1011“; "aha Klan Plates-Waco added, a m... aids-and over, one ‘mile and ‘pi qlllflhfr ' These stakes ywil! ‘i ."'1°”'°" ‘Mvlldﬂy, “August ‘tJJw-Qm“: 9f Louis Angevine,’ 99am")! 0f the‘ Montreal Jockey Club, 11 ‘St. --Sscrament siren‘, Montreal“ 1 . The lKlnge.Plats_ will be for horses fooled, raised and owned. in tholnovince "-of,. Quebec and.‘ m“ m"? "W" been-out of the. Province save for " certain, brief periods stipu-lated 1n [he tions. In addition to the purse (he Kins of England ~will present the owner‘ of the winner with fifty Puineas. , The coming renewal. . the. thirteenth. Last seasons renewal,‘

"Fomnrander J.K.L..

The second

FIIIE. W,H, S. Nesbits- and FR. Judlihs Lady}

Rona

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nth-er race for Quebec bred hor- ses. __‘l.il_te the Kings Plate it was instituted to tion in Quebec. _ renewal of the i116 will" "I 14°" l“ h‘ m“ wnhffommanderiloss scored a sweep;

- encourage produc-l. In last season's, Quebec ‘Nursery;

lng success" Diadema. a daughter or Marathon and Sarnura; Affec- tsiinn. a daughter of Marathon andSrmirk; and ' Brynthonia. a daughter‘ of Marathon and Bryn- rwnnd, all products of the Vsror- cheres stud, finished one. two tliréein the" order named. There was only one other starter. A. Buicrofts, China, _ , ,

The’ I-isndrie" Memorial and Harileltt MWIIﬂI-l! steeplechaees ire-re boihwon inst season by Minute, under thesilks of Mrs. Ambrose Clarke. ‘of New York Minna bad just won a renewal m‘ thejhillelah stesplechuse at Haw-mes and probably will start in the impending renewals oi the Blue BBonnet chases. in tlic Bartlett Memorial last fall ‘Min-

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‘oi’ ' his father the late

condi- .William, Hendrle, one of iIie futh-illllct. Commander

and racing in winners were

‘ers aflproduction Canada. Earlier

I-Iendrie Memorial Lane, Gilri, ilighbridgc. Garter. ‘Bryntlown (the Bnynihonia), Robert Oliver

illlrﬂllledra ‘field or ‘seven and the; Blighty 2nd. . winner was

The Lord Byng handicap was

of tlielgztllnnt Boniface, one oi’ the irorubetter of the Steve horses of the timc. The contenilcrlMorvlch begun to rare. Runslar Wickson. was Registrar. another bearer 0I|w0n the Eastview stakes renewal dam ~01 the Ross silks. The other cnnies- at Yonkers a year

and tituts were Patina, Kings Champ-i

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_".'_“'.i‘:l-.{i.“l.__i"flﬁ__i_‘i' appointed the King's vlcegcrent zC-hief in Canada. Lord Byng CUIHIHLIIHL‘IAEDCIIIIPES, Surprising, Ormula, Ietl Canadian troops on the Wes- Prohibition, ‘inc-cg. [key ’l‘., and iisrn from throughout the greet Runstar a son of Runny- iwar and indeured himself to slhmetle, bred in (‘allfornia b? [Canadians by his soldierly con-‘Adolph Sprecklcs.‘ He, some east‘ Ross won iln- a year ago last sprinirwith Mor wltliivitch and was considered the two colts before

ifirst Lord Byng handicap

ago last July, but lost the purse to Kai Sang on n sustained claim of foul. The Bonnets best

ion and Brilliant Jester. _ __ _ H The lioclieluga handicap was Huchclags is Blue

R955’ ‘Flying Ford. a ‘ three your instituted last season in honor oi‘ instituted iu i908 and its winners 2 year old fall stake of annual of‘ Vimy. who has beeniiavc been Elizabeth Hal-wood. revival. r ~' _ -~ M. . » -_

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