sowuuc HOCKE)’

WRESI LING

ifPSETS A GAIN FEA TUR

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Seeded Players All In Running As Play Nears Finals In All Events

with the brand eftennis improving s; plgy [n m "u", m", u“, “us, favorites in the Ellstem Lonsdlsn tennis championships con- tinned their steady advance yesterday with no upsets occurring, the "an! players all displaying too much steadiness and y for their ,mmnl~llts. In only one case was the winner extended to extra games, Gordon Robinson having to play Bev Piers 0f Halifax two overtlmg sets More winning by scores of 6-1, 8-6, 8-6,

ltcslllt. of the semi-film! drew in the men's singles sees Laird Watt twins the brilliant some 0t Don Mcfliermld while Ellis rsrshls plays Bordon Robinson. the latter the phyq- who "Mum, ‘Mk - n‘ ‘mm rnnliln- Parker in the Canadian tennis chgmplomlfl“,

with the weather continuing on its good behaviour all flvg "ems 7111 1"‘ lmmgh‘ “w” 1° 011° 111"“ 1°08! 1nd while some of the tennis y; isl- has been brilliant nevertheless the best tennis of the week wfll [kely tnke place during the semi-finals and final matches in all divi. lions.

Ploy in the men's was", prcugilt down to the semi-final ytslze and also finds all four teams lcmoerim rellrescntina 11mm- cen-

isn cities. with Laird Watt and

ordon MucNeill, Montreal, meet-

their fellow townalnen, N, '1‘.

ers and Miss 111. 1b. lor. Montre

defeated 1.. Bimgony- “lint Jshallf end. Miss E. alkon, Dalhousie, 0'1. 3-3; E. Woodworth. and Mrs. H- Roner. Halifax. defeated s.

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rSchedule 0rd Tennis Play

9.80 A.M.: ‘ Ladies’ singles-quarterfinals; Dlfllélgllrt No. 3-6, Keeling and

J. Wright. Mrs. Wondbury Lord.

10 A.M.: Men's sin-=;les—semi-finals.

inson. 11 AWL-Mixed doubles:

lémrfililvfacNeil and P. Pullman. Indies singles—scnli-fln0l:

vs. winner of Court 5 ditto.

vs. winner of Court. 3 ditto

Men's doubles-semi-flnals‘

Watt and MacN u fr h and Mais. e vs M5

son and McDlurmid.

3.30 1'.M.: Mixed doubles-quarter-finads: McDiarmld and

l, Md E1115 Tar-sills, while 1n VBWBY. Montreal. and Mrs. D other mat-ch Stuart Veysey. - H5111" 5-4. 7-5; G. ac mm,“ Md “m, Rwmsam. Neil and Miss l> nlusm, Montreal u‘ “£319 Don Mop d_ 01,. ejected 1i. Brown ind Miss M. E wa, and Gordon Robinson, Nla- 05"". Amhmt. 6-1. s-s; Hm mm Watt. Miss Eraser. Montreal vpyggy an Rape!‘ 31mg squeeze‘; M10540 A Douoette and Miss

iss m. 1.0 d, _ ton. defesteti P. Msclvllllenlvlillfd M!" D- Hearts. oirwwh, a-l, 3-0,

to the sem when they defeated Elglfllfi Peters and enny Funnier. ntrmll, in a. thrilling five set ulcounier which treated the $00- W-

and Ra/per won by scores 0f , 2-6, 3-6, 8-6, 6-8. Ellis Tashls

W!" “Mien-Fourth Bound Norman Mals also lndtopl (Qwm P111315)

(l. Robinson. Niagara Fails, de- feated B. Piers, Halifax. 6-1, 11-6, 84w. M d, Ottawa, de- fee G. MacNeill, Montreal, 6-4, 6-3. 64' L. Watt. Montreal, de- feeted d. Roper, Saint John. 0-4, 6-3, 6-4; E. ‘Ihmhls. Montreal. de- feated ‘W. McMullin. Philadel- phia. 6-1, 6-1, 6-3.

Men's Doubles-Third hound L. Watt and G. MscNelll, Mont.-

lveal, defeéted D. Robinson. Mone- iori, 21.0 W. G. McMullfn. Phila-

Brnlcr pair beating W. G. McMul , Pllilado

n, Monctaon, tl-dfili-Z, E10 latter trimming I n Ross and .L.'lvcrty, Montreal, - 64,64. Mrs. F. V. Woodlbury ‘and lilfrs. . Jollcs. Halifax, gained the fin- s of the women's division when

dolphin. E-G 6-3 6-1‘ G. Robinson th-v icfcated another Halifax ’ ' .' . _ .-' ihhlhlush (If Miss Kay Doyle m1§$_§'§1é§w‘§‘§£-fi°§;§11d-

A.

E. Loverty, Montreal, 6-3, d-S. 6-4: . 'l‘. Msis and E. Thrahis, Mont-

‘IIGHLQUPDQC, and ElellnorBourke Sagdggiaqifigxmgi $1? $15G llfll'l‘illi‘i_f\Wl’l. Misses Duzal and 54: G_ Rab”. 3am}; Jofim “ad s’

: urkc cllminated Mrs. HL. Roll- v9 y. Mu" degeatdd 7Q Peters r. llfllllllx. and Miss Jean Wright, K_ “men MonmaL a4 247. a-s. a-e, e-a.‘ u ' -’

01m: Rivier, by scores of 0-4, 6-8. ‘_ Indie! Berna. semi-mu

A Izreat many matches were _

awn in the mixed doubles evenbl Mrs. FTV. Woodb and Mrs. ’ H. Jones, Halifax. lde eated Miss

nd although there were no up- seoded teams 1e and Mrs. D._Hoga.n,

sis. some of ru- lfll'(l pressed to stay in the nlxillg. One of "the best. matches ; Miss J. Dugal, bec. and Mia E. Bourke, Char- lottotoiwn. defected Lire. H

nd Mrs. Donald Hogan in straight‘ ts by scores 0f 8-1, 8-6. They ill HOW meet Misses Julienne

as that in which the top seeded am of Don McDinrmid, Ottawa.

nriclfls. Hm-Llonessfli-{aufudndefeeta _ 1, . mrllet per, n on, an Rn 51-15111”; dpm; J_ ‘r1 iks 11. 'I‘rudel1, Cumpbel ton, in 3,R¢°¢.,w,¢,,_ 5.; 6-1 w ‘ht’ roe great sets. All four players

ere at. the top of their game. and M13“ mub|¢|,_.5e¢on¢ Run“;

e match was one of the most

with“: or the tournament. Mc- D.McDllfl!1ld. Ottawa. and Mrs. inrmid and Nils. Jones finally 1L 19mg, 551mm degeahed q, 0n bv scores o! 6-3. 2-6. 0-4- Repel- Saint John, and Miss n. Gordon Robinson. Nfasm wit. "rrudsil, csmphsuwh. e-a, z-c. 0-4; nd Miss Eleanor Bourke. Chs-r- B. Piers and Miss K. Doyle, Hali- notoum. another of the seeded fax, defeated D. Robinson, Mone- 0111s, also ran into a taartg; in d Miss I. Mstheson. Ecl- lll Shakespeare. Halifax. andMlss lnundston. 0-2 8-; Gordon Rob- ean Wright, and before thematch , 5nd M153 E, as over had ploy a total of 39 , howl-l, defeated w, mos. eventually coming out 0n 8h espenre. Halifax and Miss 0 by scores of 9-7, 7-9, 6-1. Laird J. Wright, Petite Rivler, 9-7, 7-9. ait and Mim Ann Fhaser, Mon-t- Ssunderson. end Mrs. . . , Halifax defeated D] Kent-in: an Miss C. Keating. Moncbon, 0-2. 6-1; L. Wsm and

Miss Ann Fraser, Montreal, de- feated J. Ch'town, and Miss 1ft.

n]. advanced through two umls in this event. while Ellis <ilis, Montreal. ‘and Miss Juli- lltclDllilfll, Quebec. also won two B k‘ 108.‘

lliixed, Doubles-First Round

D. liicDiz-lrnlid. Ottawa and Mrs. . mos, Halifax, defeated D. Blllbil)’ and Partner Ciftown. de- Uli; G. Roper, Saint, John, and is» H. ‘Prudell. Campbellton, de- nim K. Richards. and Partner, efalllt: D. Robinson, Moncton. ‘Vlixs I. Matlleson, Edmundston 0d R. Grunt and partner. default; Gordon Robin- n. Nmuora Falls. and Mia E. l Ollflu‘. Ch‘town, defeated E. Mae-

herst. 0-4, 6-2.

Baseball Results

NATIONAL LEAGUE

01.1.10 llnd artner, Chtown, de- 31°01'51"! 000 140 000-5 0 filh‘: D. SHllFlKlOTSOII and Mrs. F‘. Ne" Y"! 000 100 011*‘3 11 0 W tibllry, Halifax, defeated G. 111011111115 5110 5119111 111101-1011- n 11nd Partner, Moncton, de- gdfmm- w1101%11"1‘1 P01111511‘? W. Shakespeare. Halifax and cggnna" 000 88g K1 g 1_ J. Wright, Petite Rivier. de- ' De“? d Lo b d? Rom "RP-Pd E. Lllvcrty and nrtner. pr F; 1' “£1 molllgeé ' cntl-clll. default; D. Keatng and ‘m ' u“ and ' 4 o 1k: G. Keating. Moncion, defeat- gym“ 58g % ooxouué 9 3 F. Pierce and M155 H 0111011’ issuers Tobin and Todd; Wel-

hlolvn. 6-2, 6-4; E. Tarsh , Mon- PPM and Mlxs J. Dugal, Quebec. (‘ivoivd E. l-fornby and Miss V. trlvllri, Chtown. 6-2, 6-2; H. 1H1». Halifax. and lvliss M. OBl-lcn. Amherst, defeated J. Weir 111d Miss Maclleod, Chtown, 6-1,

land and Owen. AMERICAN LEAGUE

First Glme NOW York 001 fill 000 0l—-6 l0 0 Wlshton 102 000 020 00-6 l2 3

5-1; K. Farmer, Montreal. and w_ Fef 11 m1 Dickey; Lwnard M“ J- Mrrnrfane. olvwwn. de- and GlullgnLaR. rel-mu. _ footed J. McQuaid and Miss C. 59cm‘; gum .

Colwlll Ch‘to , 0-1, 0-0; c. P t- v 10o 020 00o-a e 1 ' w“ e New‘ m‘ 300011 lox-o 4 a Hadley, Sunda and Dickey; K01- lev and n. Ferrell. Philadelphia, 000 000 000-0 a 0 Boston 002 000 00x—d 7 0 1110mm E. Snug?“ and Hayes, D%ll . at, uig aol 032 000-0 12 0 Cleveland 00o 010 000-1 e

Newsom and Sulliveml Feller. H mse .

angles liudlin ‘uoradooooooli a z Den-oll 100 400 a 6 0 Whitehead and Rensa; G-ll and

YOTNTERNATIONAL LEAGUE iersey City 004000 020-0 o 4

juflalo 550 002 72x 41 24 0

gubbell, Watkins. Bausewin. 3mm, carpenter, Winsett and Padden; Pink. Jacobs and Phil-

"pills: Game’ ' 000000000000 0 a 2

hester 000000000000 a 5 1 (l2 inning). " a“ and oore; Bowman and rmewolllls 110$?‘ G. e III 2 ~ ' 10 00o 100-4 lo 2 be iN Show 2.9.333" 010 m cox-L lo l0 e 3°‘

Bensosti. And non. Hell i mo: euutvu m0 neon. -

Piers and Miss Doyle.

G. Robinson and Miss Bourke vs. Saundcl-son and Mrs. Woodpury. Tal-shis and Miss Dugal vs. win.

ner 0f l1 o'clock No. 1 match,

Watt and Miss Fraser vs. will-

geiluigll o'clock N0. 2 match. Mixed doubles-eemi-finsls:

Notei-Jrlle New Brunswick 0'

iprovlilclul final tmgtohbén the lad- es’ sng es even as en 5mm. 9d by the N.B. tournament com- This match is between Miss Isobel Ma- Edmundston and Miss Marion H. O‘Brien of Amherst. Miss Mathcson is quarter-finalist this m in“ v _ morn ng.

Miss Obricn is junior finalist here wdnlr ‘With Miss Marion Little cf Halifax. If it is possible this New

mittoe to be played here. theson of

here with Mrs. Woodbury match slated for

Brunswick ladies’ finalist mate will be played this afternoon; 0th

erwise it will be played on Saturn day. This match was rained out.

in Moncton last week.

Veterans’ Draw In ’l‘ennis Matches 1. A. Cliff Wisnlvell, Halifax, bye,

2. B. McLeod. Moncton.

3. Ken Richards. Charlottetown. QM. McKlnnOn. Charlottetown.

5. G. F. Hutcheson. ChTown. 0-13- E- KEIIUHS. Moncton, bye.

N.B.-Matches will be played to under

suit players‘ convenience rulvs approved by G. F. Hutohe son_._manaizer veterans’ tournamen committee.

Junior

101.30 A.M.—Men‘s singles semi- a

fin . 1 1.30—Mixed doubles:

A. Saunders 8r H. Tidmarsh vs.

B. Thomas dz H. Little

F. Mountain 8s J. Woocflbury vs.

E. Grey d: F. Arsenault. 2.00 P.M.-Men's doubles semi final. 3.30-—Mix0cl doubles semi-final. 4.30—-La.clles‘ singles final: M. O'Brien vs. M. Little.

3.7-.

Armstrong

Suffers Badly

Cut Lip

NEW YORK. Aug. Ill-HAP) -—A

repetition of the 15-round thrille Henry Armstrong and Lou Amb ers unreeled in Madison Squar

Garden lllst night was promised but they're going: lo have to Walt some time

see it.

Both A! Weill, manager of the Mead.

who pilois Armstrong. first manin

ring history to wear three crowns

New Yorkers today, t0 defeated Amibcrs. and Eddie

at one time. agreed to do an en

(‘nrc for lliikc Jacobs as soon as

Arlllstivlnl: recs "rs from the cut irv, up Anlbers gave him.

Dr. Alexander Sclllff, who took N-Y.. Ulliifd Slfllvs _ 10 stitches in Arm- Golfers Association Clllllllplflll.

more than strolllrs lip. told Mead it will re

(mire ilvo and maybe three months lip tn mend properly. Armstrong will llccd an additional

for ihc

monih lo uni into condition.

“Hcllrv has onc- of the worst cut lips l’ have sccn in 30 years of treating fighters‘ \V0lll'l(l5.Dl'. Schiff

told Mead.

Ferrell Bests Old Mates 6-5

(A.l’. By Guardian's Special Wire) NEW YORK, Aug. 1B—New York streak reached 0 hing ash- ington today, but was snapped at. that. point lls the Senators came buck to blast out s victory in the

Yankees’ winning seven strai 1t in the Bnmc of 0 oublcheader in

hlflhlfllg‘ with u l4 hit attack. Wcs Washington. bested

11th illnflllz for i1 8-5 toly. 1n the nirlilcou. Hoff? Ke-

icy tossed n six hitter. While Bump Sundra were

Hnlilry lllld Slcvc

clubbed iOr a 6-3 Nels‘ trillm h.

At Boston, Jim Bagby regis ercd his first major lcaguc shutout, al- lowing Pllllilflelphl-Si Athletics (guy

x ird in a row. 24

ihroo hit and llivin the a 2-0 vfc sly, their

Bagbys hurling extended to consecutive innings the A's rent, tool-dell stre

F0 r Today

Court No. 4-—Mrs. McFarlane and Court No. 5—I. Matheson and Court. No. 6—'Mrs. Jones and E.

901111 N0.1—-Watt vs McDisrmid. Court No. 2—Tarshis vs G. Rob-

l. Ken Farmer and Mrs. McFar- lane vs. C. Peters and E. Taylor. 2. E. Woodworth and Mrs. Roper

Winner of Court. 4 morning match

Roper and Veysety vs, G_ Robin-

errcll, making his Yankee deburnftcr his recent release by forlner mates in the opener in which Joe DiMnggioZ: triple and Lou Gehrig's two-bugger ploduccd a run in the

Yankee “l: heavyweight championship "molln- '

eur- clusively"—Tony's

Til Ti"

Nova Scotia, promising young J_ heavyweight fighter and managed by a former lightheavy and heavy- weight amateur champion of the Marltlmcs in the person of Dr. Jim McLeod. arrived in the city last evening all set. for his ten round bout; with George Leslie at the Sporting Club tonight for the Maritime heavyweight champ- ionship of the Maritimcs. Weighing 199 lbs. and 6 ft, i lflChulll height Hardy is in perfect physical condition for the scrap. Possessing a body just ns well de- veloped as Leslie's the young Nova. Scotian appears to have heavy hitting power in his mag- nificent shoulders and according to the word of this genial marl- ager if he can tag Leslie solidly

wnmer orcourt 6 mornilbgmflkll the fight will bo all ovcr in short.

order. Both fighter and managcl- hesitated to predict any outcome to the scrap but Dr. McLeod let it llc known that his chlll-gc will be ill is there fighting every minute and

conditioned to stand the ten hard rounds if necessary.

This some McLeod is enthused over the showing his charge has made in his brief career. A smart mitt-wielder himself he thinks

Mn‘ 3°11“ "5‘-Hardy has the ability t0 go places

in the ring game and although he has been taking him along carc- fully and slowly so far neverthe- less the "doc." thinks the timeis ripe now for Hardy to make his

pen Aussies Sweep Singles Matches Against German Davis Cuppers

BY BERNARD FREEMAN Associated Press Sports Writer

BROOKLINE, Mass, Aug. 111- 11 (A P)—Austrhlia‘s young tennis - stalwarts. Adrian Quist and Jack Bromwich, all but shut the door on Germany's Davis Cup hopes today, winning without the loss of a set the two singles matchesthat opened the interzone final be- tween the two nations.

The Antip0dcans._§vlln required

ss than two hoursWo put hath ‘Germans to rout, gave up only 14 games in six sets, a remark- able display for top-notch DflVlS Cup competition.

First, 19-year-old Bromwlch brushed aside Hermer Henkel the - world's third-ranking player, with t a brilliant display of baseline nc- curacy. 6-2. 6-3, 6-3, and then Quist raced through Georg Von Metaxa, the Austrian who was making his debut in the United States, 6-3, 6-2. 6-1. _ The Germans now face the sli- most impossible task of taking all three remaining matches to win

the right to face tho United States for the cup. If Henkel and Metaxu, lvho

-..»| 1.34

ORT

r - Interest High Leslie 10-round Bout At Sporting Club Tonight

Bert Hardy of Bridgewnter. l'i1‘18l'<1iy neither drinks nor smokes, s a

bid for heavyweight recognltion._

l .14.;

._._,_.______

In Hardy-

; ways in condition and on top 10f all this is determined to go‘ places in the game. He. should and ‘ W111 filvc the Sollris boy a mighty l .stfff test tonight. i Leslie ls once again the same confident scrapper ‘he always is on the cvc of his fights. N0 mai- tcr who he ls to face George a]. \‘/8.\‘s is thinking of winning and

the majority of times this confidence has carried 111m “\f0\fs11 to victory

when tho odds appeared to be sct

lflitnilwt him. Tonight he will ,nl(tl'i' or loss enter i110 ring at. ,cv0ll odds and it is a sllfe bot

‘that if it isin the cards forlllm t0 ‘be beaten it won't be before he has glvcn nil he has in what E-llfilllfl he n bristling! match.

WORLD

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BOXING ‘- ‘F

BASKETBALL 0 OTHER SPORT

. p.41

Direct L. Single He

Sydney Mare,

The illird day's racing at ‘the Pr

Tllc l'(‘ll'ii'l_lll(li!l‘ of illv card 011cc wlpnln promlscs to livc up to the actlml-i'illml our-s that hnvc pre- wcclccl it. Boys in the f" i-finnlv |nnd preliminaries are all cvcnly matched in_ lveiuht. llrigilt ,llllllll_\'. Bnxlng ability hasn't been stressed so mllcil but l-rlthcr tile boys have bccn paired nif for their scrapping nrocliviiics so that ihc fans won't have n dull moment in stnrc for them and local fnns certainly do go for the gslugging. milling type

‘The show will siart at 8:30 sharp and fans arc asked to get their

ringside iickcts early and avoid the rush.

1 Opening

--'renched the doubles finial at’ will]:

bleclon this year, can beat Quist and Bromwich in the team match tomorrow, they'll have another chalice in the two remaining singles Saturday. in which t0- days pairing will be reversed.

With both Germans utterly outclassed from the baseline, neither Brcmwich nor "Qulst

deigned to waste energy by trying to come ‘to the net.

The Australians were a bit lvorricd before the match because Bromwich llnd lust. both of his singles matches in the series with Japan. But the young Anzac. who hits forehapd shots with both hands on tile racquet, was much improved. He hit for the comers with beautiful accuracy and his cross court and drop shots no loss effective.

Quist nppclued in for a tougher time of it when Mctaxa uced him twice in the second game of the first set to pull even at l-l, but thereafter the Aussie drew away 0n the strength of his short liglliUnp-likc forehand and back- [hand jabs that left Metaxn flat-

\VCTe

cllzlpicr of accidents lvllirll clluhcd dcl g not serious. llmve\'l-l~, mostly hrukl-ll lla

‘but one ill illc first heat of the 2.19 lwllen Guy Ann went down,

taken away appurolltLv uninjured.

12-year-old Mzr-jbrie M. Popular

Big Thrill By Capturing Free- for - all After Losing First Heat To Guy Britign.

throwing owner George Callback on the 111111 ltrark. Wanda Volo just missed colliding with her by inches. A crowd quickly gaillcrcd and helping hands ullharncssed the mare and she was Driver Cllllbcck was 0n his feet very

RA CING PROGRAM

AJ Sully, B011.‘

HeavilyBacked, Fail To Win

at On Dqy

pad. Miss Victoria. who had paoed exceptionally well the previous float, ova:- a bang-up third in the final. Baibo. who ‘nad not figured ln the previous heals better than fifth, -lvas a 200d fourth and lllTlPCl in 2.14, Klondye Graltan fifth. Curiously enough. the time in the three heats averaged a little over 2.131.: but was nearly a second bet- ter average than the time made in the 2.19 Trot and Paco. Iv. was certainly one of the bust Lwclliv- tlvo class paces that has. beclllleld for some years. The summary:

2.19 Trot and Pare

iCarcl

Gives Crowd

ovlnciul Fair was featured by ll ays in scvl-ral heats. They were

rncss a lost shnr. ll brokcllsulky; Dlidcfv‘ Patch 2.1013. 316W!‘ v _ _ _ _ u“ H. M. Slvevllel‘. Bl-lcigelv-l- ’lrot and Pace was. d close (.1 ‘er. N's‘ .sweene,y, _ ,__ 1 1 1

Frank Hanover 2.14, R. Jab- blee. North Sydney, NS. (Jabblee) — — — — — —

Wanda Volo 2.05%. Dr. L. D. Dellslllorc. Bnihllrst, N. B. (Levine-Morrison) —— — —- 6 2 5

561

quickly after the accident and although qulic a hit shaken up, resumed Mnmmml llLAndx-ew Rich-

driving ill the next heat. grdhgltéhgllgle Befexi‘ 3 Tile accident was caused by the mare being held in very tightly Kmamey 208s‘, JL Mcxem

' of bama llchinlFSully, and that could not be avoided because other horses were ‘racy, Ouiand, Maine <Mc- 8 4 4 ‘ boxing her ill. When sllc gut. into the clear a sudden fungi». took her sung1gfizx {HI BT89“ Ham

fcei from under her with the zlhovc result. Gfax. N.sz.nilcllléglllllilfi(ll n— 2511f‘ uy Arm . Si, orge ‘a -

Them were fairly large fields 1n " 7' bcck,_S'side. (Callback: — 77d!‘ all the classes and considerable quark;- being paced in 30% eec- “mfi 2-13. 2.12. 3-14“)- difficulty was experienced bySulrt- ends" Marlo“ “qnmng by almost», Fr“ F" A“

81' Wfbgl‘ lukfelilllfittillel“ a neck from Guy Britton, who

0n zmvt llllz 1" N011 r1115} 11¢‘ went his best race since coming to Marjorie M 20.7% n h,” llxlgfimtllefrethsvcllanrltls ll-ilevililtciliarlid lglrxllcnvgetlcgllrmgllxllwaxgirolggrth‘. bllee‘ Norm smney‘ N's‘ l uot meet. tWlllll i-lhe ztagpmlf-lltffxlhet Peter Onward W35 handicaulped b}; sldatgilitzetgnQa "C; 2 1 ans. DEF 1911313’ e 1111' 19a slow starting. ut once e g0 ' ’ ' ' 1

of the 2.22 Pace in which Direct awnv paced almost as fast as the 1255x1021": is; ‘E“‘_1f1°'_ 1 2 I L. yvas illVPn the word will-n off others. Guy Toddler was drawn -Marv1n Brooke 2041., C L

Lthe pace. and ill the first ilc-rv. of the third heat, beintt not in con-l Dauphmee Halifax‘ N’ s‘