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SPORT ‘ECHOES

By Norman tlaedonald Summersiile Bureau of The Guardian

Missed Enieyable Time

town Midgets

ties at the Char town 1119- giving his satanic majesty his tel, which we hear was the just . those boys form best to date. and of course the banks of the llillsboro. led the feature harness race. We by an old base

look back at the past two person of Charlie Ryan. dis- years’ experiences in Char- ported themselves in such lottetown at these functions a way as to hrin credit, Ind realise we missed I l'eIl- If not victory. to themselves, '3 ¢}l.l0¥IlIl¢ 0- and to the city which they re- This year the RCA!‘ and Pon- present. There a four-year tiacs baseball teams have mei'- span between Midgets an d led into 311 BJNNII” assregatioa Juniors. which should put a to try conclusions with t h e lot of power and a fair amount Chrlottetown All-Star senior of cunning (born experience)

team for the championship of

. We be- e game will be played in Charlottetown this g ' a nil the the struggle between those per- the Mi vor —- seven ennlal rivals. bohbles for Juniors. and only

We watched the Charlotte- two dgets.

No Alibi:

The female of the species takeson anewsnd ever stronger significance, and al- though hitting home runs and galloping 00 yards to a touch- down bi-lngs you more atten- tion from the fair sex, spite of this some of the ma- gic and glamour of Indoor sports may begin to die a lit- tle. so maybe the Junior ath- le o of

Before fans in general. and especially those who live across tron: Sonthport. start giving three cheers and a tiger for Charlottetown. we hasten to rummage around in our bag of aiibls to see if we can't come up with something to soften the blow. Maybe there isn't so much difference beween Mid- gets and Junior athletes as one would be disposed to think. We

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DIES IN FLIPPINGCAR Race driver Jackson Wayne

[track during a time trial loi- flaelneyer. 20, Indianapolis, 1 a USAC sprint car program. was killed today in this car. :

which flipped seven ties after skidding out of control on the 'l\erre Haute Fairgrounds dirt

Senior Finals Open Tonight;

Tile tirst game at a best of live finals for the Island Senior balsetioii crown goes tonight at Memorial Field.

I

are tunimei-side RCAF and Home Week racing

Senior Abbies of Charlotte» ever presented conci

town Charlottetown Driving Game time is 8 o'clock sharp Saturday ‘(ml the lmselitatloll

115.

Midget Abbie: ~ Enter Finals

.botb afternoon and evening. Dr ieston Maclntyre

seven - year - old chestnut mare.

Janght M. copped

in h °h3”°“9t°W" Midge‘ Abb!“ margrwssgol.-lllicrlruclie iEh;.0:ll:,;-efissl advanced Into the finals Mr she outlasted Jolly Abb in a

island Midget baseball title Saturday by defeating Ti-acadia 1-linthesecondgameofa best of three series

homelane battle. Amos Frost was the only oth- er doubie dash winner on the

Billy Weatherhie (ted the bell reined Amos to I 1-1 slim- Tracgdle team to two 111:; mary in the fifth and ninth da- we the (my ad .. shes. the junior free-for-all. Do-

minion Byrd gave the hottest chase on both occasions. Miles

were 2.08:4 and 2.10:1. Callie Hal and Junior Frank e.

pitching of Mac-Farland and Trainer for the iosens

Abbies

42 YEARS up WWW“ Jaipur Shaiiers Mark Set By Man O’ War)

Meanwhile. at Chicago's Ar- ble's Ridan hooked up in a lington Park. Prove It. carrying 1‘ head-and-head duel for the full 130 pounds. was smashing the'1l/4 miles at Saratoga Springs.

NEW YORK (CP)—A record‘ set 42 years ago by the fabulou Man 0' War was broken Satur-

suspect that from 16 to 20 a lot of dhletes go into a partial hib- ernation. Those -are magic years with many, many counter-at

track record for 1% miles by It was a give-no-quarter bttlel winning the inaugural running , rid the 2:01 3-5 clocking for Jai- of the $54,400 Benjamin F. Lind-Q plll‘ smashed Man 0' War's 1920 heimer Handicap. The time was ‘ Travers Stakes record. Big Red

day by Jaipur, victor by a nose ;over Ridan in the $82,650 Trav- iers Stakes at Saratoga Springs. iN.Y. The vi c to r y probably

tr t' . tl _ . . - . ac "ms "es "8 can do In F r clinched the three - year - old 2: . n it in 2 01 4-5. in the first game of the Island ‘ :‘;:(;“d.-lust Gary place bacggli Pays - 8.00. 4.50. 2.90: 8.20, Callie Hal (J. Hennessey) 2 .1 - championshp for Jaipur, odds- Jaipur. owned by George D. The clocking also equalled Midget serm-finals. here Satur-. - * ‘ 3_oo; 2,79, 530, 4_3o_ 3.20; 10,10, Junior Frank (H.001-miep) 1 3 R C 1 . were rewarded to e tune of ea - inc er ion favorite in -the race. Widener, and the J. G. W. Sta-‘ the fastest time ever posted at‘ day. The next game will be 3.70; 2.50. ' Homestretch Lady (M. Kennedy) ’ ‘ancient Saratoga opened in la ed (soda in Summerside sumo‘ A Deceiver place ticket [issues 3 and ‘ 5 2 The real clincher of our argu- and trounce those Midgets from 1864. Lucky Drawlset the track‘ P Pa-ll Macblivilliams registered , ‘An tllfcefificlkgyagnwggglnisszfigg;1 Edward M (Cyril Smith) 3 1 . Irv Averill (Clarke Smith) 5 ment‘ will happen if our Sum- the Capital City come play—off record of 2:01 3-5 under 121 " the win for Summerside allow- her? in qmh brought 3 ,e,_m.,, Leah's Girl (H. Cormier) 1 3; Fly Lee Dean (J. ernard) 4 4 memde Midgets 031) 80 out lime. ' F P0111105 in 1945- (lug seven hits. three walks of $1420‘,-m. the 52 invested Here Am I (W. Downe) en 2'‘ Time —— Zhlela b LEAVES ‘EM GASPING 1“”‘(‘(‘-"*1"-3°"‘15-.M'k°K°$’;4 The first daily double. Phil-1 Gen‘ L 5”“ ‘W C(""P" 4 4)Efr‘l';‘ Mac‘})0n‘;“"d Chgmm B SC willie Shoemaker was on Ja,_ also will: 16 satfii‘l$-outgreylas am’, in»; Queen asréd Bordeirvtllew Re-3 Cathy Gm (L Jenkins) 6 5. town Junior Fran]; owned by ' pl" and Manuel Yea" aboard 096:." E W ' “Wm pa- 2'80 an 9 sec” 1-‘ twa (Clarke Smith) 5 0'M Taylor Moilcton NB ‘ g Ridan as both horses pac_ked Ealfe ("P f°“1' (“-5- G37)’ ond. Callie Hal‘ and Janet 35. y__ . ’ __ 550 5.40 2:40." es mi: CANADIAN PRESS Second . _ I O I 125 pounds. Jaipur. a handsome Gugrefledzsouiifs bzttggswvgn £51.31; The gu::l_ee2lla.was V:’l(l)lIl‘(il}l1‘L gglvzsrd M-3”-“ed?-by-Ramsay zzofygm “O: “O, “O; W- SATURDAY gash“ °('400(l000- 4 53 €23“ liiiliglioihtailie 12?? ifieacsrlimd 3 F‘-eorgenrMacl’\?illl)arrrrrl1snwas top Slgaltliil tfllld ih: Ieltactor. Jolly and Howatt. Albany: Leah's. 3.00; 2.30.

American League V £n°s°d Cl M03041: _-7) 7F80 , . . - - of 2gt:5183 gasping. ( man for Summerside with 2 Dick and Dennis Herbert. $98.10. Girl 0“/fled bl’ Stirling DOWDGY-! Dash“ ‘ '5': 3 ‘ cyevdand o0om2o0o]_ 4 30 males W 35:10 _r_"- N 0!" The Covehead Flyers raclug time championships wiuch will The‘ winner paid $3.30. sagoimts Ir 4 attemptsl . AFTERNOON CARD i,H,n5bo,o. N.3_ E 3 9! M (W_ Dowue \ 1 Baltimore 000002 01o0_3 52 (3). n Imrnggi. ixon learn (:1 Don Allan. Bill Mac- be hald at Covehead the wecl-:- and-$220 Rid“ B 5_2 Second V pa" D_,u.nk._y_ expertly hand‘; Pays —— 8.50. 5.30. 3.20: 6.40.1Mr. Rock (J. Hennessdey 3 3

Ramos_ Bel] 91((9) 0) .511" and‘ Zimrifirm ' HR (_’°"° Klllllllii and Ray Blrt took team end of Sept. 1st. _* choice‘ p‘aid $2370 and $2.60’. . . led by Emmett Bemam came: 3.00; 3.20. 11.40. 4.10. 2.40: 3.50.;Joiiy Abb (A. Bternar ml Ramos‘ Be“ (L9) '9) and Malzone (‘IE5 alcliinn liiilebgisaw honors for the fourth conseclhl Stephen Yliumier hf sun lead‘ while the third horse Mrs 111- FINGFS lthmugh with the only double! 2.10: 2.2% ll 4 nd 8 Stalag Hanover E. Berna‘-‘( I Romano; E s t r a d a. Win | ‘ ‘ “ . live week at the regular Satu:- ‘ ing mo pac a ter our nights I - ' ' ~ h n the afternoon show) as ea a I - 6'8) ml and Tria"d°5' lL“e“$ lsijirst id“ “lghl kart (‘aces 3‘ CW9‘ ‘ 9‘ ‘H9 ‘e°°“d seem“ ‘Vim 173 lzzluldllledlegiorllinigilllilgarz illliéili 0 en Toni ml"le'-.‘i"l) \\?as the straight dash-‘ Simcoe‘s Magic (R. Annear) ‘Baily Champ (I-l. Cori;nier)4 4 rith (8). HRS: Cle—-Francona Dem,“ "00 11,00. - ’ head leading the Sherwood points and Coveliead Flyers are * behind the leaders 2 P 9 [winner in the junior free-for- _ 1 6, ney'Lee . al ‘ll 6 (10): Bal——Powell (13) Herzog Chicago 003 10§02,1"l'; 120 ‘iockvis by 25 points. and Ray the '15)’: team With 421- ' Rex C Ellsworth’s Prove It.’ Nafinnal Park A“ gm“ may -. and AA pace and the seven-yearm g{{|E8l:IE (Cl("3'k°wiSl"‘i‘gh‘ 2 H',’Il.?"5Dr°;%lg‘0§_nzu“°n 5 7 (6). - - . ' ‘ii non top individual honors: TEAM RESULTS . ‘.1 th fini h hy. . .“ ‘. old ‘ding .did lies in: en oyce . Ime —— - - - -- Dctroit ()00000000— 0 31 (5lug(a2n'. bi])sch‘3:,tt:,c1LD,.7,J°;‘ne(;;‘ mr h;-: first title this season. 3 i-t-.(}l,‘2?.e‘§,aS‘i;ef,'.'3y"°;f4§,,e,,eo {"5 me‘ host to Canadian Tire Pistons 2_0l;.3 and 107.4: Jconcrete King (H. Cormier; 2! Janett M N(Iiw1:ed by Dr. P. Cll'"a':o nooooo 2014-260 smwn; 3.-...,ma..,.. Fish... .5.) Th Mccul-loch trio was Covehead Flyers 9.‘) Llndhcimer but ill cut one- tonight at the Old Diamond in) In the or n was Tornm ' C t . CH f (A B d, 3 5:M§,°“‘ "W733" §§},'°‘2 5“. gm Kline (3-5). FOX (7). Aguirre (6-4) and Lollar. Hits: Del-— (edged (Jul (7'( 5"‘-‘°"d 59°‘ by Rb‘ 3”” A°°m V3.5 50 fifth °f 3 5°°°"d {mm the 2:01 the first game of a best of five sl3"‘""" -‘l‘3"'“g the “’°”'gml apt:-"E L; at ‘L’ lfrnar ‘, l27o‘?‘V;63‘ 5'06 gm‘ 2'19: 3;g()' (3. and Brown. Herbert (13.7. C01,-Wm. r27)_ Bo;-os (11) Mc.lcme -loint as Younker took a Sherm.-od Rockets 62 clocking set by Historian. who‘ . . I th C.‘ Sam) M with Mr. Gallon. Each had a S00 I5 S - €009-759% 4I2-m- 2-m- - - - - - 1 ‘~ 4 and Carreon, Lollar is). im: Auliffe (9). Chi—Maxwell (10) !second place in the main event McC.lllocii Champions ()7 carried 112 pounds in 1946. 1'1“) “"95 (” 9 ‘Y 3 hrs‘ and a _tlnrd-_Ed“!ard M: . Le ‘D M N "D ;. 7| ~ - -9- h 5 ma , " Robinson (6) Second ’ ' Ito beat the Rockets MacLarcn "Hobby Shop Marauders 4" Black Sheep finished second. 2 League C"’W“- _ and Leah s girl split things up. ReX_Hl E - N‘ 9 i 35 9;! ‘ . ‘ “ .| The All-Stars outsted Barry 5 -in pace, dashes 111--on) Torrid Waters (J. Henuessey) ‘Amos Frost -J. Campbell 1 1 Boston 1o1217oo—121s1 Detroit 00()700100- s 7o‘1°Y ‘W195 and break (he 319- FIVE -followed by Natego and We’ - . . . I d: . . . ) 7 8-Dominion Byrd (.1 Hennessev) M “mnesota 000 002 uM_2“ Chicago 001 000 m_ 3 701 Duane Hodgson was the only Raymond Bi;-1_ Flyerg 13 ‘ vener in the field of seven. ; Lionsdn tiled Isielzlci-llBllI&;Sshal1 and Eeven a£1:ddiS&rr;_clc:es_Mag;§, Time _ 212:2 110:2‘ 1 ' I '2 ' Conley (11-11). Radatz (5), Kopmz‘ Aguirre ,11_5, .5, and) doublc winner in the sectional Stop;-er Younker. McCullochs 42 H°“'?Y("'v 3213'-3k‘ Shzel} was dim; Ejhekplsmns 51 e n am‘ (gay: ,,fl11I,:e:; pace :jae;E3e'foup Slmcoe‘s Magic owned by I Blue Sky Lark (E. Bernard) Barley 19) and Tillman: Pieis Roarke: Pizarro, zanni (5.5) «4)“eV€n(S. getting wins in the 5.19. Mar-Laren. Rockets 33.9““"f"°‘.‘ d.31“‘°ft rflgfie} ‘fnl 9 “me mm-gm 1. 530 . and fiighl 1-)... giggle dash as. Jack Annear. Montague: Ginger? 4 3 (2-5)) Sullivan ls)‘ Conum W)’ Tlefemhaler W JOYCE (4) LOWE-l and 7 lap races‘ ‘ (Dun Allan‘ “ye” 37“ln!er ermg W] n e ' d m i ' fa‘ was. captured by Stan E owned by A. M. Gillis. Char- ‘ SantiaS() (Clarke Smith) 3 9 .81" Batte . Zimmerman (8) . ' Net '< t f1na.".')iia-;-: Hod o . 34‘m‘d5“'°t°h' Nate” was mm" 5h3rP~ .‘ . ‘. ' _ r n a x (H. Walsh) 5 4 . 3’ - (6) Stone (8) and Carreon I-IRs'l X Samrday " he : gs n" Mwullochs ‘ to d nd Intervener to " Max-I-r-w s Hlghievs Wav. lottetown. R .V l 011.1’ R s. I os8)——T_l)fialzon$l32 (14). Det__Colavu0 (2.3! Emmi (11)- ‘, ,-gee program before the Mal-S-1 “slit M‘acLean. V3»; 34 jilhpird secon a i Best win pay was pmfided by Pays —— 17.00. 12.30. 6.40: 6.60. lBorderview Bob (D. Pinknegld unnes 1 man ): Min N Y k “ - _. e , ‘ R 1 —Kil1ebrew (31). "' °'. ‘°‘5°“’”'2”"° I Prove it earned 531.901) to-S D W ; Time — 2.08:4. 2.10:1. New York 000130000— 4 60 K?l‘nesr:i'l R ‘bofalgmhls Career °3“““S5 ‘°] O . . ‘ Amos Frost owned by F. W. Kigolizi Eli) glildool‘-)[(:)‘1)v1a:d;51SBe? ,};,§i;,‘f’;7§3'1£;c,:'f}‘;$' (fa §((}:‘ . . ‘SM Cleveland. Gushing wind Rovers 7.2 I ‘ E-ha5‘:l‘l()lt.te1l.n:i‘(‘l." 2.51); ill). gm, D,-abowsky 77)‘ Wyatt (3.6) 1 "van k Hoaarduz‘ SA)CKVILLE DOWNS. N. S.:f‘eaiured class "AB; rgace osigttdle tlll8DltlIlll‘ed the T§i29t.;7E_‘0owl:uckli!eI3]/(1; SOUPIS . Charm Craig. 2_4o; :;.o()_ 3.9()_ 2.10} 240; 2.1% ' HR "' (CP — Eben’s Ace topped the arness racing car ere r- an cap a s . . —- ‘ 110; z_m_

. . . NY .- (14). Mantle (24). Skowron (18). KCy—Siebern (17). Cimoli (3), 050001014-11100 Causey M)‘ Bry n (Li I W . mm o uni-om.-..:='i:(;.1:. : :2 Turley. Coatcs (4). Daley (4).; Cheney‘ (+8, Hanna" (BL Bridge‘ (74) nd B¢1'1'8?)Burn side (8) and Retzer P°”a' Walk" (4) D”b°“’5kY‘Chance (11-7) and Rodgers 1

(5. Wyatt (8-7) Archer (9) and ulllvan s( NY—Lon (7), National League 000020 001-

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: Y- Siantle (23). Tresh (165). Maria (27).

New York

Phila. 001010000— 2 7o Pmiburflh Lo; Angdes 090 000 0oo_o 5 Bennett, Short (6), (7-7) Bald-

Rudoiph (5,5). once” (9) and schun (9) and Dalrymple: Law. Schmidt; Bowsfield (so) Grba Francis (5% Face (7) (8-4) and (7) and Rodgers. rm: Wash— ?1"'8°5'- HR= PM - Bennett

(B).

Schmidt '1... Angeles oooooooos s 91 ml "'“°"" ‘"3"’ ' Cincinnati 000l00000- 1 11 Pm':; h 3°°°°°"3 7° sdale (22 - S) and Rose- M'L'f'§ °°°°m3°*"‘1°1lboro: Jay. (13.10) Henry (9). , hc 58) (3'3’- smith (7l- 3303- and Edwards. lms: LA—l-low- .il'i"v.‘.'.’i‘c‘«.=..-.‘>""'irl1.°c"c1'l"lz'i"’.'.f.ilill’.§':"“' ""' W‘ "°"“ ‘"" gess. HR: Pgh—Mazeroski (12) lgafwgllfg 200013110" $1” 001 no oo:— :1: 1 _ 7:

3 00 2101

. ii — H Aardn 2 (33). zcrsndall (s). Maye. (9). 030010 231-10131 St. Louis zoom 210-10111

000-0 32 New York l0l010002- I 02 (31 (15-9) and Oliver. McDaniel. (2 - 7 Shantz (9) Schnffer (7); Mackenzie (4-4). and Oliver, Schaffer (5): Jack- Daviault (2) Moorhead (8) and um, (3.15) Anderson is), Hun 030 ter (7). R. G. ) and

(Coleman. Hits: Javier 1003-0182 (7), Msxvlll (1) NYk—Ashburn

(4). l00000M0- 4100

Hendley (0-10) Willey -

led the track record of;

in the fe:'.tu1'ed junior day night Mr. Thunderbolt won equal in 1- e 11/o-mile distance.)

summary ffree-for-all here Saturday night the first heat of the event .48 for th taking third spot in the fir dash‘2:1l) 1-5. the night's fastest time.; set in 1953 and winning the second with a and then repeated it in the sev-' I MacNei|| Takes

time of 2:06 4-5. . 80 Boy captured the first Judy's Beallty: Owned by Wil-

dash h

we Consols Trap y MacNe1ll has captured ‘ t.l'0

Don

clerk

v< 3

ere Saturday . The fastest time of the night- lry Watchimfs

in) 2:06. but fell to fourth ii-am Young of Bras or NS t in the ' ‘ w e only Wight’ ‘ Ch Ch r 1: ‘ races were won by Oil €I'Vl€'W amp. eel‘ I.) E - ; cousin; Capital. Peter Federal. Plymouth Tliouahg. Kay Clear and Jim- me arm“ 1 . . de l-einsman amassed the mic B. Counsel and 'I‘m1e‘s Boy. 9!'V1)9'_W _ 5] , - .‘ ‘y 19 paid 553,70 previous win record to 2:17 2-5 ¥"°S' points d any driver dur l in Oil Ca-pi . - harass: racing program. ' other pays were low‘: ml,:,a1it°ffs M me mam were Statistics released - Ea TRURO 0 — ‘. ' ‘ ( P) Lous Lucky . showed Mmmem with 72 palms, one more than Charlottetown card I - It was a father and son coni- ation that ii d- ~ - For Don‘ MacNeiii it was tm cw ncmseaudgmmcntund mm 11-” second time he had captured an he ‘ ma‘ ‘purl and MacNeill- were t down to the wire

other double win‘: .ti'me was the fastest gram Single-dash winners were Bord--‘ that the oumm Rock. Foreign Diplomat. 'I)om- 111119 _ -This m-ems r Cllamp shaved mg M an (1 Peter Fem.“ capping me nut dash ing me recent Old Home Week anal of the course_ Mm driver. Joe liennessey Ficliaud Card bin a iourth h me ch ' ' e coveted award. Both Hea- ‘ nessc Art Mlalcltenzie took low gross blrmlrl I'M! wth 76 and it was

at condition in not untfl each had

“'9'” "99- ' ‘ ’ rt‘ci eted in his final other single winners were “me tw° 5”!” wm M ‘ P

_s‘m«me_ Jouy Gum and new thlinaasipecial handicap math for‘-:ti.t‘urltI1:ymrIlidit that the winner

dash carry out demographic and so-

divided honors in the C pac and Borderview Renown and Jolly“-Diciirneagh had a firstnalnd _’ a d te D pace. g- “Egg, *“;f”°°m:Wsummm"‘°“ 1?; wood Hal finished on top in so-ms series row we we. saw 3‘;‘§§€“l3..§i"io°§.‘i‘.l?..i“?:.‘ii? mefslde 9.4895 5011145 5'4 "1 , terference on the backstretch. ts): (‘lint stairs): of t_lII‘;lr series '&his was‘ the stame dashedtllg ll‘! 817 I |lfl's- 9 80001) e star ng gae appear game goes tonight in Summei'- develop some mechanical diffi- sidef cu es and many figurvd a re-

- Big sticker for the was centrefieider Cyril _ Donald with three hits in four appearances

c.

-"“'—"*“""""‘ $11 was a clertalnty. l-iowevert. ‘o o e starter ad already sen S'Slde Midge“ them on their way. much to the . . annoyance of many mutuel bet-

Nip Souris 5-4 ors. Philip‘s Queen copped the sorting __ summe,-side }w1d._night‘s single in 2.14:2. Best gets defeated the sum-is cl-ed" 3 straight win ticket of the night was Border own in the

nion Midgets by a score of 5- "(°“’ J59“ . . I)

(J 4 the

Great Rac-in

The 091101191138 111 thll Erie! Oneot themost successful Old programs uded at Park

night program. Buddy Camp-

rand Ellen Joyce. gave return and the exactor.

I resounding

AFTERNOON‘ CARD '

Dreamy Guy (Cyril Smith). _Jeff Dudley (D. MacNelli) .'Jolly Clegg (C. Olive) _Zither (A. Bernard) Polonaise (W. Ca 4 Wing Victory‘ (0. 3 Time - 2.13:2. j Highiey's Way owned Stanley Mayaew. Kinkora.

mpbell) Morrissey)

\

Pays — 00, 2.40: 3.00. _ 5 I Dashes 2 and 0 Gaff: mg‘ 033°“) 2 dill T°mmy Shut" ‘E’ Bernard; 3 Joseldllleh Co-gliittl-(Clarke ‘ 4 .Wiili) -31 ml’ ' 7| :M:: (I;(g1'°“( Alsnemmfd‘ 2 4 Buddy Lybrook (S. Stead) is g Cyclone Kelly (L. Kelly) 7 2 Edgwmd H81 ‘J’ H°““°5“*’-‘(l Anderson Hal (0. .lViorrissey4" 3 Time _ Mzfi no “mt 3 _ in , 5 5 Borderview enown owned by ¥1_?da‘:'y.§tr1§’:.'ega!.:‘H(C‘:v()l.]s3rien, Eric and Harry Whebby. Dan. 5 7 month. N.S.: Jolly Dick owned‘ Chuck H (R Kennedy) 8 6 by Mrs‘ James P°“"°"' Ch” Time 4 216 216 ' ‘°""‘°“'“' Tommy sfiankel-l dwned by Pays —— 19.3). 16.10. 6.50: 770, H. H. Jenkins. Southport: r. 7.00. 5.50. 3.40: 14.30.

Gallon- owned by R. S. Humph- rey. ens gton.

g Seen Hherey (On-Final Day’ Of Big Fair l

' ' ' M in pturin rsliafhcolobr. It.‘vlcasm$l7.ll0. Otheg 5

double f win Pays Dashes S and S were Ginger B (814.00). Edward Part Darnlrn (E. Bernard) 1 1 M ($11.40). and Port Darnley Marley's Pride (R. Annear) 2 1 cxzimlg named 501' the game i of atternoon and evening cards. ($10.40). P and G (W. Campbell) 3 3 are as follows: plate — Colic] As was the case last Sizzling place pays were 810.40 Lola Hal (J. Campbell) 4 ‘ G,..,,y. - m use _ guy 1 week. exciting action‘ continued for concrete King in the eighth Post Hanover (D. MacNelli) 5 5 Landry; and bu, _ Bm comb, right through until e fin and 810.10 for Cyclone Kelly in Time —_ 2.00:3. 2.07:4. um _-M base _- George and dash and fat and juicy pari-mu- the sixth Pert Darnley owned by s1m_ ttiel payoffs were the practice -

The first double. lIlgliley's Way and Tommy Shanter. paid , .70. and the second. Pert 3 t Dsrnley and Mr. Gallon. $88.10. The quineiia. Simcoe's Magic a $71.90

Ginger 12 and Concrete King. was worth

$288 so

IIighiey‘s. We; (Clarke Smith; Avalon Worthy (J. Hennessey)

3 4 5 6 7 . 8

-‘ ne y Jolly Dick (H. Poulton)

4.90; 4.70. 14.01). 7.10. 4.40; an; 3.30. ml“-

mac stable. Summerside, Pays — 10.40. 5.20. 3.30; 5.30 - 3-70. 3.W. 2.60; 2,79’

2.50; . - EVENING Philip's Queen (Clarke Smith)

Deceiver (J. Hennessey) Primo (J. Campbell)

Jeanie Brewer (S. Kennedy) 3 Watson Tess (C. Olive)

Bud Hal (J. Jewell Mountain Top (D. Ti — 2.14:2.

Philip's Queen owned by A E. MacLennan. Summerslde. ‘ Pays —- 6.30. 3.00. 3.60: 2200 8.20: 4.70. ’

‘ Dashes 2 and 0 Borderview Renown (D. Pink.

8 Dennis Herbert (D. MacNelli) 1

Dashes 3 and 7

oitched Soul-is St. Marys to a 7-2 win over St. Peters Rovers _ 9 last scheduled game in the Kings County League Sull- ” 1