SEPTEMBER 6. 1949

THE GUARDIAN. CHARLOTTETOWN

PAGE SEVEN

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ls Winner Of Crockett Trophy

Price Thompson won the I-lawley Crockett singles trophy of the Parkdale Quolt Club by defeating George Carson in the Club finals yesterday afternoon.

The match was a very closely contested encounter and \vns forc- ed into an extra end when the score became deadlocked at 42-42. with Thompson finally coming through \vith the extra point to win out 43-42.

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mmmr Feature At North Sydney

NORTH SYDNEY. Sépt. B —(OP) —Flifbert, owned by P. J. Osdegen of Glace Bay and drlverr by Wor- rell Lewis, scored s. straight heat triumph in the Junior Free For All feature of today's light harness racing held at North Side Downs in conjunction with the annual Cape Breton County Exhibition. Fllberfa best time was 2.12 l-ti, fastest of the program.

‘l-Up Direct from the Walker Stables. Halifax, ran 3-4-2, while Dr. C. Duggan's Charlottetown entry, Josedaie Clipper, finished 3-2-4. sandy D. and Basil Hanover also ran.

The Cadegsn clippers made it two straight-heat wins for the program and two front-running jobs for Worrell lmivis. when Ohio Hal swept honors in the classified events.

Bcotty Boy. owned by Wilson Collins, North Sydney, won the 2.29 event.

Starter wsa Ken Maobougall. Moncton. and the crowd was esttn- ated at 2.000.

liowling Wins Open Tourney

. Braving a high wind which played havoc with good golf, Maurice "Mousey" Dowling yester- day afternoon won the Open tour- nament played over the long Green Gables golf course with a score of 80. The high wind which was consistent all through the day caused the scores of some Euod golfers to zoom skyward. "Mousey" won his title by a single stroke over brother Cecil “Bubby" Dow]- ing and Bill "Pud" Beer, who each carded an 81, Norman Maclleod, from the Summcrslde course was next with an S2.

The tournament was played over the tourist course which is situ- ated in the Department of Mines and Resources’ National Pork at Cavendish. Outside of the high wind the course was in top-notch shape with the greens lightning fast and the fairways ‘providing plenty of roll.

The prize for the longest drive of the first tee was won by Nor- man MacLeod who wulloped out a thundering drive of 265 yds. in the face of the wind. Doug Saund- ers won the prize for reaching the green on the ninth hole in two shots. ‘The hole is 435-par d one with a water hazard near the green.

Following the conclusion of the tournament the prizes were pre- sented at the door of the pro- shop.

Below are listed the various prizes, who they were awarded to and who donated them.

Open Championship: Maurice Dowling, Trophy, Chicken Dinner, Shining Waters Lodge.

Runner-up: Cecil Bowling, Ash Tray; MacFarlane Bron, Ch'town.

Low Net in the Open Round: Harold Stevenson, Umbrella; Golf Course.

Golf Club; Bike Shop, Ch'town.

Low Net in Championship Flight: Norman Macbeod, Brush Set; Moore and MscLeod.

Runner - up in Championship Flight: Case; W. W. Wellner.

Winner of 1st Dlv.: George An- drew, 1 doz. golf balls; Links Inn Hotel.

Runner-up in 1st Dlv.: Russell Footc, Gillette Razor; R. T. Hol- ,man Ltd.

Low Net in 1st Dlv.: Bannell LePage, 1-2 doz. balls; Golf Course. »Wlnner of 2nd Dlv.: Harold Ste- venson, Wallet; Miss Mary Mac- Donald, Green Gables.

Runner-up in 2nd Dlv.: Alex Horne, 3 balls; Golf Course. ' Winner of 3rd Dlv.: Percy Boyle. Yellow Sport Shirt; Kennedy's Men's Wear.

Runner-up in 3rd Dlv.: Milton Green, 1 doz. balls; Misses Mae- Coubrey, Holmes, Coffin.

Low Net in 3rd Dlv.: Ted Strain. Ergwn Sport Shirt; Prowse Bros. t . Low Net in 2nd Dlv.: Mr. Jen- nett, White Dress Shirt; S. A. MacDonald Ltd.

Best Score in Hidden Hole, ‘Mr. Boudrais; Miss Mary Stewarty-Mrs. Wyand.

Highest Score on Hidden Hole: Stewart Moore, 1-2 doz. bells; Golf Course.

Best Score on Shining Waters Hole: Doug Pierce, Golf Socks; Shining Waters Lodge.

Highest Score on Shining Wa- ters Hole, Jim Burden, Golf Socks; Shining Waters Lodge.

Longest Drive on No. 1 Hole: Norman MacLeod, 3 balls; Golf Course.

Shortest Drive on No. 1 Hole: Doug Saunders. 3 balls; Golf Course.

Highest Drive on No. 1 Hole: Mr. Rusai; Kelly and Maclnnis.

Least Number of Putts over Course: Mr. Jennett, Sport Shirt; Henderson A: Curimore.

Prize for reaching No. 9 Hole in two shots: Doug Saunders, 3 balls; Golf Course.

Winners 0f Title

Price Thompson and Gordon Garnhum of the Psrkdsle Quoit Club won the Maritime Open Quoit doubles tournament and the Maritime Central Airways Trophy by garnering a total of 103 points in five-game elimination champion- ship competition with the Brack- ley Quolt Club at the Perkdale grounds yesterday afternoon.

Harold Newson and Bill Warren of the Psrkdsle Club placed sec- ond with 100 points and George Carson and Bill Murley took third place with 93 points.

The following are the final team standings: P. Thompson and G. Garnhum, 103; H. Newson and B. Warren, 100; G. Carson and B. Murley. 93; Earl Higgins and Walter Carver, S6; Raymond Sel- lick and Allison Bryenton, 5d;

Low Amateur: Maurice Dowling, I

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Fine Night

Marked by close, exciting fin-

ishes in practically every heat the

night racing program held at the

Exhibition track Saturday night

once again provided a large-sized

crowd of spectators with racing

thrills galore ea the trottere and

pacers battled it out from wire to

wire.

There were plenty of upsets in

the rugged‘ duels of speed witnes-

sed with the most outstanding one

being the Guy Aubrey victory in

the seventh dash or the program.

a win that paid off his part-mutual

backers with $81.00 for every two

dollars bet. Then there Was Fol-

low Us in the fourth event on the

card and Jessica Direct 2nd's win

in the fifth and tenth races. Jessi-

ca w s the only horse able to chalk

up a double victory during the

evening.

Bonnie Dale came through in the

stretch to capturrthe mile and

half event from a field of four

trotters, while Bebe Britten, driven

by Lt. Col. D. A. MacKinnon, con-

tinuing her fine pacing perfor-

mances, took a new win tab of

2:10 3-5 ln heading a strong field

in the number three event on the

card.

Mayme Axworthy came through

as expected in pacing to a win in

the first event on the card as she

heeded Random Harvest but the

second time the some field met 21

the sixth dash it was a differs t

story as Random Harvest, getting to the front early was never head- ed.

Sugar Harvest was the winner of the number two event but was forced to yield to the rush of Guy Aubrey in the seventh dash. Then to keep matters going Babe Brit» ton. after taking her new record of 2:10 3-5 in the third dash on the card, jumped lr off in number eight event to drop far back; she came on again after getting flat but couldn't catch up to the fleet going field led by the steady-going Nell Kalmuck.

Follow Us, Moncton-owned horse had just too much trot for the field in winning the number four event, a victory that added to the upsets that dotted the card; he was drawn as the field came out for a mile and a half test in the

Upsets Dot Card In

Racing

Program Saturday

Dale coming teriflcally fast from the top of the stretch that led the field as the five trotters hit the

wire.

who furnished the

of the mile to challenge

er. The summary: Dashes l and 6

Meyrne Axworthy (Weir) ........ .. Random Harvest (Rankine) C. Albert Budlong (Kelly) Don Fingo (Hanklnson) Lil Frisco (McNeill) .... .. Time: 2:17 +5, 2:16 4-5.

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and J. Rankine, Southport. Dashes I and 9

Time: 2:10 3-5, 2:13 1-5.

Thompson, SUYYIIIIBISldr, Kelly, Southport.

Dash No. t.

Follow Us (Wilbur) . .. Billy Kalmuck (McDonald) Bonnie Dale (Kelly) .. Baron (MacKinnon)

Brendan's Boy (O'Brien)

ninth event and it was Bonnie

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It was 1-1 for Jessica Direct 2nd in dashes number five and ten. In the first mile it was Bonnie's Boy competition while in the second mile Colleen Adam came up st the latter end the superiority of the free pacing lead-

Winning horses owned by Miss Dorothy Fowler, Ssckville, N. B..

Winning horses owned by G. and W.

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' Activities; End

0n Wednesday

The three Charlottetown play- grounds will wind up their sum- mer's activities this week by staging a combined track and nelcl meet and Pet Show at Me- morial Field today, and the Soap Box Derby on Gallows Hill on Wednesday evening.

Previous track and field meets have been held on the various squares and the only athletes competing today will be those who succeeded in carrying oft a ﬁrst. second or third in these events. In addition to the track and tleld meet a pet show and doll carriage parade will be held during the afternoon, featuring only the win, place or show com- petitors ln previous contests on the playgrounds. The meet will commence st 2 o'clock sharp.

Wednesday night is the big night for the kiddies and adults alike when the pushmobile race or Soap Box Derby is staged st Gallows Hill. A large crowd of sleek racing machines is expected

to be It the starting line at 6 Suns Harvest (Mach-ac) 1 3 o'clock for the word "Go". What G“? AWE” 01"") -- 5 1 may prove even e bigger thrill to gﬁlabﬁlcllﬁ“ -- the racing public is a homemade u" Beuwywnlka‘) " ‘ 8 scooter race. Those schooters are

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lnﬂl” a "l" a Dashes 5 and l0

Babe Brut” (Mucmmwn) 1 6 Jessica Direct 2nd (Sample) 1 l

gm] Iéalmulz; (Kelly; ' Bonnie's Boy (O'lileara) . 2 -l

E, Y ma‘ ,H°W“"' 5 :44 Colleen aaim (Weir) . . s 2 "m" ' Pnnessey Bee Budlong (Hennessey) . 3 5

Quick Llck, (o MM“) " ' 5 2 New Look (McGregor) .. . 6 3

DM‘ B (o Brie“) * 6 3 Marjorie Budlong (Rankine) .. 4 6

Time: 2:11 3-5, 2:12 4-5. Winning horse owned by Earl Semple, Kenslngton.

Dash I (1% Miles)

Bonnie Dale (Kelly) . .. . . Billy Kalmuck (McDonald) Baron (MecKinnon) . Sir Francis Drake (Semple) Brendan's Boy (Schuman) .. Time: 3:33.

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Winning horse owned by W. Kelly, Southport.

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PREDHRIGION, Sept. 5 --(0P) —A two-bagger by first baseman Buster Mills enabled mean-term. Capitals to nose St. Stephen St. Crolx 4-3 tonight in a IO-innlng game openin s provincial senior baseball sum-final series. The second contest of the best-ln-five affair Ls scheduled for tomorrow st

St. Stephen. The winners will play Moncton Leglonalres for the provincial

crown won last year by Marysvilie Royals. Moncton eliminated Black's Harbor Brunswioks in three straight, taking the deciding game at Black's Harbor 9-2 today. Fredericton used two star hurl- ers, Lefty Letterl and Bob Watts. in their strut-final opener. With St. Stephen leading 3-2, Letterl

bowed out in the eighth after giv- ing nine hits for three runs. Watts, holding the hard-hitting St. Croix

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to two hits and no runs, was credit- ed wlth the win.

Sout-hpew Ed Waldron, with 3t. Stephen earlier this summer and flown in from the United ltstes for the present series. worked all 10 innings. His fireball pitch and a change of pace resulted in 10 strikeouts. He gave up'l0 hits, in- cludlng four doubles.

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