Be ee ee ge ee ne ee ee ee * « : 6 “ : : =o : - a a % Backstretch the first heat tn 2.09, with Antt-/see him ed the season's racing good photo taken winner’s|The Guardian, Charlottetown i 4

- . ’ + ie , S Aires, 8080 BE Ses A..-saft | by winning such a nice, fat purse. circie yg me b wd Ingle-|— | , Sat., Bec. 5, 1959. 11 q saitimore Colts STS | conn en pce my |e ee sar ut dr mn am, or meng Ua 05 m1, 1 38, el 7% es : « oa Ss ' -|to the owner, driver and horse|H. Horton, Murray River, P.E.1,|received a warm greeting from|the three-year-old filly Wonder-|n a," 211. 308 made his drive RETREAD i cs : that has been doped. These pen-| Anti-Aircraft also campaigned his many friends in this area. —_| ful Time, by Good Time, with the qoerter,’ end, yen wit A

> . _ | alties “are very. severe. in Sydney that year where he had| The Maritimes had another trainer, Billy Rouse, several oth-| bar inet & was stépped in 955.11 WINTER TIRES : ta ee oOo a q e © ay The Supreme Court of Canada| At Cae be ioe two a ay on m, ere ag ha. ane ae ot Mrs. Gene Hayes i ton, his quarter must have been AS Low a ' ' ( AS caid = é re a 8 hed portion coast Beata sollte ciarth, at Amare: thee | ore an nat Tint, HicninG | comste), etiy' O'Bcion, tad Sos San % serende. a "By HARRY JUPITER revenge and the National Foot-/Roterts to their roster Friday,|Ce™'Y. It was an appeal by Wil-|wins in three starts, in Newithe muddy track. He is owned|0'Brien holding the filly thatiy — $11 45 ; "BAN FRANCISCO (AP) — Alball League's western division|and the former Southern Califor-|'#™ Morrissey, a Toronto breed-|Glasgow three wins in three}by Heber Sweeney, Bridgewat-/has just come off the track af}; , * ‘3 even-year jinx, a yearning for title are on the line téday in the|nla star will be eligible to play|qj,0"4,qur';, *aainst & Commis: starts (one of them in 2.07%). ander, N.S. .. [ter winning the three-year-old]; | eee eee a Cc c Dra Coach Weeb Ewbank’s defend-|Atkins was cut loose to makelhe cnereey “the horses were mat | tom teice mith ene saath oa ce ate eee oe — ts tn teas sl wenn ies we

» @ recent nw ‘ ur ing w Sa oe eee Pin - ae mod: | Hot Ice, Stole The Ring. in 2.07%. Later, at St. Stephen, . 7 ‘

, < : Red Clown, Rabbit . made three starts won ae as tellewieg fo te carting |ne cus ks Gs ar a OM ites. with 26 touchdown passes|Irene’s ~Orphan, and Into The | once in -2.08, losing the-two oth-|j nd oer Sor Saturday afterucen. _ lov this season, needs just two aet| orave. The Commission contend-|ers to Pine Ridge Alex. In his eS Silte es oreee acc Seeman! ©BASKETBALL GAME :

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i. Boyne, C Aarkey ve. mare of the division title. 11943 retired owner of the old Seniesa sear ah sai than, S00. ;

Jones, J.L. Burnett, W.R. Bur- | 40° paved sage a big] ut Sunday games: Branch track near Toronto, with| racing only in the Maritimes. ay BES ean toy [tea nen Poe ete ela BENS ty Pie ma eae eT, a Re ,

Pt : ay- . a cago. . names were not 1958, we ice t he is the Rubber Wel : 8 Yeu. en Drv. | ue neg rap (Beryl ave chance foe |canged by acetate the ea falyAeray 26 TONIGHT — 7.30 P.M. AGNEW-SURPASS 41 car. wesmouin & Resin Se , W. ; ‘ . on cated, the|45; Teddy 2.05 2-5; Mi- ‘ : : - Pins. sag | ie tonrns whe perch to na (na ae ime summes: snd Ghojlemens. Salad be Served tremn|chay Jeet 34 1-5, and. sev- ' — R. Spillett, ; , who figured 49ers least one|racing on Ontario tracks, and|eral others. His owner last year ne ant, J.S. MacDonald, W. Mellish this season, have been the| each. consequently, elsewhere in Can-| was reported to be John A ms. Dr. MacDonald, H.R. Car-| surprise of the league. The Key| At Yankee Stadium, Paul/ada and the United States. mour, DeKalb Junction, New $.D.U. GYM ° uthers, Hal Spillett, F. MacMil- success has been a spir-| Rrown’s Clevelanders (6-4) have| The horses have continued to| York. . an. Fe ited, scrapping defensive umit.|/their. backs to the wall. The|race at various meets during the } e ore OU Ul

Ice 4 — Ed-Tanton, S. Beaton. | The offence has been barely good/ Giants (8-2) can even clinch the| court's proceedings, which began|CLUSiNG PROGRAM ARSITY . 1 i Bel N Nicholson. J Square: a ts ; The Br ar wen yn 6-4) aoe a a “ Pee cleo fs S.D.U. V i .

: , N. od. MID-SEASON rowns ©r Eagles ( . held its closing prégram ; riggs, F. Hansen. Baltimore, ia because of |must win two while the Giants NEW OCCUPANT . on the night of November 28th, .

Tce 5 — Open beginning training early in order|!0se two to tie for the division} The Don Seaman Stable has ajunder not too favorable condi- vs. r $20 All ices open. ito meet the college all-stars last| title. The Eagips play at Wash-|new occupant at the Charlotfe-|tions. Despite this, the pari-mu

4 ; cen. ington (3-7). wn track in the four-year-old handle was 291, and two ,

ee P. M. 7 pa pod eee Green Bay (5-5), rolling again,|bay filly, Crafty Belle, by Anti-| persons were lucky enough to STADACONA

— ceoree Vessey, skip, | vith a three-game winning streak|‘ St Los Angeles (2-8) and the| Aircraft, dam Belle Morris, by| pick six winners on the-program. a, e, ~~ Done skip, that brought them to 7-3 the same Chicago Cardinals (2-8) are. at presage) mg pam Miss - Lo ee ee each A

essey. vs. Les. . Skip, Detroit (2-7-1). bbey Morris, by Guy Abbe 2.06% ‘Pic-Six” feature. * mi 50¢ Child a oe. W. Farrell, Muriel Oe auneie ueatee kis second dam, The Great Miss Mor- The third’ race on the progra| celenion LAGS SE Setar He og a we nis ian it cceede ie Calta uate T J lh ris, 307K. by Peter The Great | was a 7 rn Ollie, by | - © teased tee Pee G °

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et set, tas coed. a. pee ie ee om vonnson Belle Morris was bred at the|for the: race was $1,100 and the . 2 find out kip, Mary MacLennan, Frank|out of us,” said Y. A. Tittle | oH d li { eS sores Vere te i aes Nar Breton - own- =

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Sire Aiton Semnders skip heck isationes 0 pelatd tmee ‘e- s sidelin Anti-Aircraft will be remem-|the fifth race, time 217 25. He| : why so many ie ‘Coady, G. Pursey, Margic sale ta Tak Gene ak Ws wat Ge bered by Maritimers for his stir-|}is owned by Duncan MacDonald | R* ; Nr

lardine. vs. Earl MacLeod, skip, | pected to play in this one MONTREAL (CP) — Defence-jring performances over localjand R. J. Logue, of Sydney. |@& ME enh AEE ES. busi

Hie 4 — Gordon Wellasr, ship,|epect over Clevelend Sunday,|cighi's Watioaal.‘Mechey, Leages| =, a laine, Week tn 100, and] time 2.15 45. Sectionmen is ows: |i & ¢ decided Et Wyase, Bene Dufty, "Fran| Baltimore, with Leanle -Roor¢| qume against New York Rangers, | ay nos sere Anse 16 injed by Elliot Saunders, of Lexing- > arene Rossiter vs. George Anderson,| used sparingly, beat Los Angeles — ~~ —, the’ free-for-all Pace, purse $1,-|ton, Mass., and was driven by' i . kip. Grace MacKay, E. Doug-| 35.21, ‘ ee — ae a o- y- | 000. raced before a tremendous) Len O'Meara of this city. Friends TM “The Store With 1000 Christmas Gifts” me, Kay Douglas. ‘ Se re he Sr coal qumes crowd of spectators. Wilkin wonlof Len will be glad, indeed, to : ; UT 3 ER Mr Since seccie iawctoset,| The Gers edited flheck C. B.| ns SAY Posmay be lost to the S t th fecsic MacMillan > Rilla ao es Sack ~- =:| club for as long as two weeks. eee ugges ese : donald, skip, Rrances MacMillan, e eeeeaas from an ankle eae a Were Companies of every size and type Haine Muriey. Ela Wood. \SUMMEFSIAE _| altered when struck by « puck | eee Tee 1 — Dt. J. Higgins, skip, ‘ eS ee 8 ee ae manufacturers—food chains,

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. vs. ) . skip, to permit merchants—companies that could Blaine Myers, Lowell Phillips, . him Gi oer, He is expected to} : — bought 2 Henry Peters, ’ 5:00 19:00 a.m, 5 teil Play against Chicago Black if wien 8 fay, Johnston Bil “Acorn, Mar:| ¥8. 20. 4 Baniam. myliy aye g | PORTABLE ae tee as aes Oe oe arie Doyle vs. Tarkey Whitlock,| 10:00 - 11:00 a.m. no. 1 Midget far Go chek hes minds Be 2 7 + - . Peasons why Butler is Ames kip, Fran Whitlock, Cecil Cos-| VS. no. 2 Midget je howard calling ep carn eeu ig ae weg @ House Dresses , fca’s leading: neered ello, Larena- Campbell. | —tt-00-=—12-00—neon—ne.—2-Ban-, clubs help. ? . a ’ Nee @ Fur Jackets @ Lingerie ee bulid- its $ — Ralph Jones, skip, Mors. tam vs. no. 6 Bantam. ae BRE oe : wwe sae ee | >) @ Cosmetics @ Skirts ; ~ aR aa why more and mere ones, Lou Johnston, Fern Johr- :00 - 1:00 p.m. all juveniles. ee hes eas 7 ; . alee siness men continue ton vs. D. O'Rourke, skip, Ada —LAST CALL— SLIPPERS | of oo oe uae - et ee ee | PS ie wer ae kere

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Ice 4— Addie MacDonald, skip,| this is your last chance. Players IN NEW eg * $ oe ne who ergy -ctggee ty a Pay, please | COMFORT STYLES _~ Ii wae @ @ ewe ee eee ee ~~ and figures.

’ Mary e vs. e,| contact stadium manager. een Love, Maleolm Reev-| Players who have not paid and|f, rt eee Douala = Wl Preferred Christmas Gifts Come —

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Tee 5 —_ Lawrence Blakney,| pay this week. Sheen & Macianis | : “Your Favorite Shopping Centre” County Construction kip, Millie Blakney, Ann Laurie,| —Note To All Team Captains— ; { . loan Dunsford vs. Leigh Donald,| Team captains must turn in @ Your Family Shoe Store ff a oo oe me oe ee oe ee Co. Ltd. kip, Helen MacDonald, Olga| list of their players by the next |] 995 water st. Dial 3091 mle . * ot SO Tae erase Suing | Ss tek somone ah ote cs mus | SUMMERSIDE Las Se, OO NO aN yA rayne sneer

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