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-_____ Calumet Brownie 2.01% with The following 1 horses reduced i Bull Hmd- ""10"! M- 33794 with their record, u‘ Moutuumu rm _ Mike Jabblee, Patrick Direct 2.11% Alone from 2.14 to 2.10, King "ll! Mill Worthy Dougie! 116% Spruce from 25.1w. to 2.1012, Pixie ' ‘llill ll- L- "ll"- "llvell ll'°l=l 5Y9‘ from 217 m 2443;“ ney Wednesday afternoon and are

' at the Charlottetown Driving Park

There is great interest taken in ' “wk saddle horses and a ladles and' gentlemenks riding club is funct1on- 1 5°°"”'Y 3mm? h" l‘ dim“? in; in gym-logtewwu Wm, a good 1.ist of entries he tells us for Ex- mgmbgrship and museum quite a ~| hibition races. Altogether there will number o; real nice saddle hon“ be between eighty and ninetyhors- I; i; 9,150 s big {ad m Halmuu To es furnishing some 115 to 120 en- accomodate saddle classes for Ex- ‘mes 1°‘ m‘ m‘ “his” Th” 3.1"“ hibitlon, thirty-five new stalls are We“ it'll’? l" l“ l-lle 3-19 Tm» which

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11E Cl-IABLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

Edgar Milllgan la holding night! horse racing under electric lights at Northam Thursday evening, August 17th, starting at 8.30. There will be three events, a 2.18 Trot and Pace with three seconds al- lowed trotters, a 2.22 Trot , and Pace. no time allowance and a 2.28 Trot and Pace, three seconds al- lowed trotters. Purses are $200 for each class,

They did not stop for anything atRockirlgham last Saturday, when the first event was called the track was soaked with rain, but ten thousand people occupied the Brandstand and finally when the 110F595 Bot "Go" on the fourth score they ran into a blinding rain.

MI-tasuThsmller-unbywal- lace Blin, Port Arthur, time 4.34. The running high jump by James Worrall, Montreal, with 5 feet 9 ins.

J. Theodore Allan of Alhambra, Ca.i., United States horseshoe pitch- ing champion and Joe. Lecky of Phoenix, Arizona, 1n an exhibition match at Denver, Colorado, last Tuesday, claimed to have made a new world ringer record. Allan pitched 842 horseshoes and record- ed 6'11 ringers for a percentage of 79.7, to better the previous world mark of 73.5 made at Chicago a week previous. Ilecky pitched 848 shoes and made 881 ringers for a 78.1 percentage. ' ’

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llllely take place Wednesday even- l": in front of the grandstand.

The twoyear old Trot which was largely pit on through the efforts

Cliff MacDougall came over from 0‘ Dr‘ F‘ w‘ chrlsmphe“ h“ e1‘ New Glasgow on Tuesduy to ‘be even entries and as they are all present at Montague races. Wed- “m” °r 1°” evenly maimed and nesday. As far back as he mm "_ ' 80 many uncertainties govern colt member his father, the late James . racing‘ n‘ shwld pm“ Very mwr‘ Mrwnouga“. made Montague races esting to see the babies parading his annual houuuy Bud wok olmsround. They will likely perform along with him. The old gentleman i °n Tuesday m“ m" ‘my “l ‘he ‘

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|in his ninetieth year is driving a

lthe track was practically dry. 1 I In Milton's “Maine Review" col- , um; in the American Horse Breed- llll‘ 0f August 9th is the following: “We ought to take off our hats in W. S. McKie of Charlottetown who

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SPORT BRIEFS

A new Scottish mile record was established by world's record holder Jack Lovelock, who recently re- turned from the U. S. A., when he won the mile event at Glasgow, Scotland, last Saturday before a crowd of 50,000 people in 4 mts. 13.6

secs, clipping 2.6 secs. from the Scottish record.

Glen Cunningham came very close to record time in the 1000

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u" ribbons behind the Maritime cham-

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J town. Years ago he was an EXQQ]-

passed away two years ago but Cliff is holding true to the family. tradition. Everyone is always glad. to see him as he has a genial man. ner and fiendliness emanates from sparkles from a fine dinmond, He will return again im- our Exhibition.

Alderman Frank Adams motored over with his friend Harry Breen, from Halifax to Montague and m. joyed the races immensely, Frank l5 highly popular in his home

lent driver, always handling the‘

pion pacer. Frank Patch 2.13%. Occasionally he gets up behind one and when he does he drives well. A-gentleman always, yet issue,“ and unafraid, the writer remembers Frank borrowing a Huber Sulky to drive Dustless Graitan at Moncton, Dustless had a habit of going up straight in the air and some times tumbling backwards, but he could not do the trick in the Huber, 111m; dlll’ there was a roughneck who decided he would scare Frank, but before the race alas over, which 1n- cidentally was won by Frank, Mr.

The program oi’ the Maine State '

Pair, Bangor, Maine, August 21st

to 24th, racing consists of nine events ranging from a Free For, All trot and pace, pllrse $300 to a: 2.26 Trot, purse $200. They will also‘ put on two colt races with over- night entries,“ providing owners will enter and start the colts, but will not start s. race without four starters."

A popular face will be missed when the drivers line up for thel word “Go" this year at Exhibition races. "Monte" Gerow, who has been coming here regularly since 1923, will not be with us this year. He is training a stable at Fort Fail-field, Me., and as the Maine State Fair races are on the same week as Charlottetown it is irn- possible for him to attend.

It is not often that a trotter meets with such a serious accident as the breaking of a hip. recovers and comes on to be a race winner, but that is just what Nedda Guy 2.0314’, five years old, by Guy Ax- worthy, dam Nedda 1.58%, who as.

Reughneck was glad to get on his good behavior. Frank is the owner of Beeton Grattan 2.10, Lelia Fris- co and others.

Harry Breen who was with Frank. 11s one of the keenest, judges of horscflesh in Halifax. He has owned several good ones including Worthy Louise 2.15 and now owns Star G. 2.091s, record taken at Fredericton last fall. Harry con- ducts a large meat and provision

a three year old took’ a. record of 2.0314 but met with an accident through breaking her hip early in her four year old form, came back strong this year and won a good race at Rockingham last week trot- ting in 2.04% and 2.05.

At Stratford, Ont, August 2nd, the Free For All had three heat winners which raced off and Bald- win won the race. The first heat was won by Walter Stone in 2.10

QYM5~ A- G°rml°y' N“ 2 6°’ 6th man record for the Javelin throw D1“ 5135- was shattered by Wieman of Ger-

Slg- J- 5' mDmmld- N“ 2 0°‘ many with a toss of 235 ft. 17 ins. m“ D1v~si3S~ The pole vault was won by Poj-

513- R- E~ Jellklns’ N“ 2 0°" 6th menich of Argentina with a leap ‘Dlv- 5185- of 13 ft. 21.4 inches.

Sig. P. Landrigan, No. 2 Co. 6th Dlv- 5155- v A world mark for gliding was

Sig. A. V. SDlllGii, NO. 2 C0. 6th ‘made by Kurt Schmidt“ a German Div‘ 513i student, flying a glider built by

0R5- R°Y Mwabe» N“ 2 6°‘ himself, when on Tuesday last he 55h Dl“ 5W5‘ remained aloft for 36 ‘hours 3'1

metre event at the track and field sports of the Charlottenburg Sport Club, Berlin, Sunday. He defeated Erik Nye of Sweden and Dr. Otto Peltzer of Germany in 2 mts. 24.6 secs. The record is held by the Frenchman Jules Lamougue and is 2 mts. 23.6 seconds. The Americans won eight of the nine events in

(Contnued from Page '1) Capt. A. W. Allan, M.C., P. E.I.H. Capt, Jas, Coles, M.M., P. E. I. H. Sgt, P. Hooper, P. E. I. H. Q.M.S. A. J. McCabe, P. E. Sgt. G. G, McLerman, P. E. Pte. Roy Coles, P. E. I. H.

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55" A- 0- F- Gm- P- E I- I" H‘ which they participated. The Ger-

minutes at an altitude varying from 650 to 1000 feet, His only sustenance was a couple of sandwiches and a bOiJtle of water. '

Pete Kelly, who will line up with the Abbies hockey team the com- ing winter, left for a visit; to his home in Montreal this morning

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or 4c per word. other racq- Minimum Charge for any cents.

BATE:—2o per word, three In- sertions for the price of two, strictly payable in advance.

Agents Wanted

Inventors are busy in the United States now that beer is back and whiskey is on the way. The United States patent. office is flooded with applications for patents ranging from ridged tumblers built on the theory that the tumbler will bounce when it hits the floor and then! will roll across the rug on its phlanged edges. Another invention- is a hip pocket flask that slips per-- fcctly into the pocket and shows scarcely any bulge.

and will return, early in September.

One of the biggest money win- ning thoroughbreds on the Ameri- can turf was Man 0' War who cost owner Samuel D. Riddle $5,000, and won $249,465 exclusive of nearly a million dollars in stud fees. One of the biggest losers on the ‘Am- erican turf was Broadway Limited, a son of Man O‘ War, who cost owner. W. T. Waggoner $65,000, and never won a. dime.

According to Prof. Kansmasu of “non-r o]: FQRAGE. 515E135 Japan, now visiting America, golf- lng_is developing to an immense

degree in the land of the Mikado.

From the standpoint of actual quantity of forage crop seeds

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ilrolit Blilillilii pnullil 4.7003. purses will be hung up. These are ilroul- r - g ‘,5, yumufiu‘ flflliff". all what is known as Fairs or Ex- hibition races. At the Los Angeles County Fair two of the racing days IliZEiLEL-Rill‘ ui....'}' .021; "l" ll“ “mill” 9"‘ "° "llill"! W1" New Zeullund pound 3.50611. be allowed BlthOllgh Pati-Miltllhl Jon _' ' v > .2404. ,.,,,_.,f,'),‘ ,,,",;'fl,,.,,,_ betting is legal in chum-his. linulllniliu l"ll Jliiila‘. s" l \r~ -. -,~,_- _ 53132,‘ likutifi,‘ l’ ‘m. h '7 Patrick Direct 2.11, now quarter- . (‘ii W71 ' . . swnrrhlnd ‘irmlc ‘mm ed at the Exhibition Grounds, made Fnit-wl smus (l -1l:|r filt pm- mic fourteen stilt! ill 1931. mostly l“',‘(;§‘“".'"-Ynuu. M“ l, g(u_l,_,_uor_ithrough Ontario, and won five clan |"X0lll0‘ui|zo iurluivni-uuilfiizriiuin ria- races. He raced at Toronto on the illiliil \ ll! - l i ’ . I . ,.|,,_.,. 4'4" I; 4],,‘ 1,711,‘: 4A: “m; ice in December that year and won . tu y .-' i a. um _ lxuuiu. Grlrulnny 32.40‘ lifonfirenl fnnezi‘;ceévzfzgpisgeigeiljzgogimglex, - 0i .41. , - . ~ W’? ice. g . O ‘ Fish Quotations l The largest crowd that witnessed ______ . T the sixteen day harness meeting re- .\iii.\"i‘iii~l‘.ii‘.rlulrlt‘llg "Tlfiiwnuu-s "fluently closed at Rockingham Park. ‘trurh-Iiu mi. ilfllflf‘ virulent 1s normnl 551e,“, N, g” was 9n Saturday last’ r It \_ i l0 n (i 0R1’ “$110.1 .='.'i'.§i.T",.l.-"i.-.'.'.. Tu tourist {um Mien ten thousand people paid ad-' Hil-Llzlllizalhpxlllllfllilf:tfitliizlclhfiifiz‘ n" “we mission and a total of 989,900 was null prim-s are r-untiuullvg m: very low|bet on try Pari-Mutual machines. prince, this lacing especially noted in

flat. the second heat by Baldwin in 2.11 and the third by Mac Peters in 2.10%. The 2.18 Class was won by Blngen Brino, best time 2.1114. May Peters won the third heat in 2.14, The 2.26 Trot was won by Imperial Axworthy. best time 2.15%.

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