F Halifax Wanderers Win Track And Field Meet

Ag crack six-man track squad of Halifax Wanderers, led by two young college students. captured top team honors and a seasoned Charlotte- town campaigner won the highest number of individual points in the Maritime Invitation Track and Field Meet at Memorial Field yes- terday afternoon.

The Wanderers with .runners Bill Haley and Johnny Martin showing the way amassed an im- pressive total of 59 points. Second place honors were won by the Halifax Navy team with 38 points followed by the Abbles with 24 and the R.C.A.F.. Summerslde. with 14.

George Waiters of Charlotte- town picked up two firsts and two seconds in the field events to score a total of 16 points. Walters aggregated one point more than the Wanderers Bill I-laley who had 15 points on three first placings.

Although they picked up nearly half the Wanderers points, Haley and Martin were not the whole show in the Halifax team's win. Max Keeping, .1. Warner, Stewart MacMillan and Best all added points to further the Haligonians' cause.

Working under a hot sun with a fair sized crowd of fans look- ing on the athletes from the four teams staged one of the finest track meets to be witnessed here

o'clock.

Approximately 55 athletes. in- cluding the best in Maritime Inter- collegiate circles and the Services took part in the competition. The Halifax Navy with about 25 men had the most entries. The Ab- bies and the R. C. A. F. each had a dozen men in the meet.

The capable Bill Haley swept all honors in the dashes. Haley placed first in the 100, 220 and 440 yard events and in addition help- ed Wanderers pick up 10 points in the relay.

A Saint Mary's College student Johnny Martln wrapped up the distance running honors for the Wanderers. Martin easily won the half mile and the mile runs. Stewart MacMlllan of the Wander- ers who plnced second in the mile later won the six mile road race.

As expected George Walters and Wendall Barrett stood out for the Abbles. Walters won first placings in the Javelin and the hammer throws. George placed second in the discus throw and the 16 lb. shot putt.

:20-year-old Wendali Barrett tool: the top honors in the running broad jump with a leap of 20 feet, nine inches. Barrett placed sec- ond ln the hop. step and jump event to contribute a total of eight points to the Ab ies cause.

McGill University's on Walsh,

in recent years. The meet got underway at capable guidance of Brigadier Bill Reid uas completed before sixi

2:30 and under thiiia

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Trinity Scouts, E. Royalty Cubs Win In Track Meet

The sci-oiid annual Boy Si-oul .'IlllI Wolf Cub track and field mr-at ixas held iii Memorial Field .VlnnlIay morning with Trinity Svoiils building up a loial of 7!.) points to lake The Scout honors uhile East Royalty, willi A total of 20 points, iialked away with the (liih rlianipionship of the. day.

l-Tntrics virrc listed from the Trinity Scout Troop and Pack. the Si. James Troop and Pack. ihe Slemon Park Pack. the East Royalty Troop and Pack, the Cell- lrnl Royalty Park. the Holy Re- dccinor Fzlclr, the Baptist Park and the Saint" Peter's Pack. in .'lII. over sixty Scouts and Cubs fnok part.

The meet was under the direc- tion of Brig. W. VV. Reid. Pre- sident of the Provincial Boy Scouts Associalion with Mr. S. M. Mrllinis, Mr. VVzilter LePage. Mr. Art Peri1i', Mr. Frank Cos- tello. Mr. Ernest Wood, Col. L. Lowlher. Mr. Tom llnrprr and Gordon korr acting as field and lrark IITVIEPS.

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are the rvsiills II) ('l'BS 30 Yard Dash. 5 and il-

l. Robert Fisher-Sniilli, Tt.('.A.F. Jackie. llziynes. East Royalty ivcston McAlt-er, Central Roy-

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Jill). 50 Yard Tia.-oli. l0-l2- l. llarry Cnllnghaii. liili ('li'iown

Q E. TVillilims, R.C.A.F. Running Broad Jump, 8-0- I. Charles Archer, 4th. Cli'lown 2. Allen Lnmbc, R.C.A.F. .'i. Paul McNeili, Central Roy- ally Running Broad Jump. l0-l2- l. D. llyndman. 2nd. Cli'town

2. (1 M('Kinnon, Easl Roynlly .1. H. Callaghan, fith. Clflnwn Relay-

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I. Alan McKenzie, Trinity

2. Sterling Pnsclier, Trinily

.1. Blair MacDonald. Trinity Running Broad Jump. 12-13-

1. Alan McKenzie, Trinity

2, Sterling Past-her, Trinity

.1. Dean Birt, St. James '75 Yard Dash, 14-15--

T. George Kolis, East Royalty

2. Alan McKenzie and Sterling Pasclier, Trinity.

.'l. Stanley Ezislcr, East Royalty Running Broad Jump, 14-1l'-

l. George Phillips, East Royalty

2. Douglas Wood. Trinity 100 Yards Dash. 16 and nw-r--

1. John Phillips, Trinity

2. Basil Phillips, Trinity

3. George Kt-lls. East Royalty Standing Broad Jump. 16 at over

1. John Phillips, Trinity

2. Basil Phillips. East Royalty

.'t. D. Bulmiin. I-last Royalty Relay-

2. Hugh McGinn, Trinity Elaine Sherren. flrd. Ch'town

3. U. Mrliinnon. East Royalty

Standing Broad Jump, 10-12-- T. llxirry Callaglian. 6lli Ch'town " ('. Mclx'innon. T-Inst Roynily

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llace Winner, Runner-up

Lloyd Larter, wlnnrr of fill mile bike race. Time: 1 hour, 40 minutes

Ron Wilkinson. lt.(Y.A.F., winner of Second Place. In the 30 mile Illlle race. Time: 1 hour, 44 minutes and 55 seconds.

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5 30-Mile Bicycle Race

I A well conditioned Lloyd l.arter.i 20-yenr-old Charlottetown boy, won the gruelling 30 mile bicycle race from lienslngton to Charlotte-' town yesterday morning in the fast time of one hour, 39 lninutesi and 4'1 seconds.

Larter bent out a field of seven; competitors in pccliilling his wayi over the rough and hilly roads un-; der a hot sun. His closest compel,-i itnr was Ron Wilkinson of thci Royal Air Force. Sumnlersidc.

Larter and Wilkinson exchanged llhe lead dozens of times between 'Kensington and winsloe. About ,slx miles from the City l..arter took the lend and spilrted away to fill- isii well in front.

The victory was l.arl.er's second in the past three ymrrl. In 1940 he won the ln mile bicycle race here and the following slimmer he placed second in the 20 nillc dist- ance. He did not enter inst year's race.

Placing It close third yesterday morning was young Jimmy Fan-ly of Charlottetown. Fardy started slowly and trailed the pnck.at Fredericton. At Fredericton he started to put. on the pressure and at one point led the pack. l-le cov- ered the distance in one hour and 45 minutes and 37 secoi 4 .

Wilkinson's time was one hour, 44 minutes and 65 seconds or 42 seconds less than Fardy's. Both Wilkinson and Fardy were working on borrowed bicycles.

Young .llmmy Walker of char- lottetown finished fourth in the time of one hour, 49 minutes and 20 seconds. John Locke. R. C. N.. Halifax was fifth, Ed Moore,

i.v.c. And Dairy Team Meet Tonight

The Llguorlan Youth Club and the Sunshine Island Dairy will meet this evening in a City League soft- ball game. The game. which will be played on the Parxdiils diamond

will get underway at six o'clock.

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Oh to s th and Roy Wil- son. Charlottetown seventh.

The contestants were started at Kenslngton by .lim Pendergutgand were accompanied along the route by various cars and the Red Cross truck. Judge at the finish line was George Francis and the timer was Bill Bevans. The announcer and master of ceremonies was Brig- adier Bill Reid.

Baseball Results

(By The Canadian Press) MONDAY NATIONAL LEAGUE

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nd?hhii” And M.C.A. Meet In Game Tonight

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Large Crowd Sees Keen. Horse Racing At S”side Track

The Dominloli Day races at Summerside were run off before a very large crowd of racing fans. The weather was ideal. and many close finishes were in evidence.

No. two classified, first heat- Cochato Princess led to the quart- er-pole and was overtaken by Lily Marlene at the half. The dark red mare was never headed. although threatened in the stretch by Alan Mac and Winnle's Last.

Second heat-Again Lily Mar- lene led all the way to the stretch but Alan Mac. black horse driven by Sobey. in a hard drive in the

home stretch beat the Warren mare by a half-length. Third heat--Wlnnle's Last led

the field to the three-quarter pole but Harold Stead, pulling the Playdale horse out. went round the field, wining by two lengths. All three heat winners in this class set new records.

No. 3 classified, first heat-Bag- lole tool: simcoe Peter to the front at the first turn and led all the way to the half. Mary's Delight then took the lead. and showed too much speed, finishing a length in front of Anne's Dream.

Second heat-Propane went out in front in this heat. and held the pole to the three-quarter mark. Mary's Delight and Anne's Dream challenged and one of the most

Little League Baseball Games

Little League Baseball played in Victoria Park Monday afternoon with the following results: The Rovers defeated the Anchors 8-1 in a closely contested game which was handled by John "Buck" White. The Braves walloped the Dad- gers 20-5 in a game umpired by J. MacDonald, while the Stars walloped the Lions 16-0. The um- pire of the latter game was Cecil Ladner while the base judges were Parker Luna and Jim Clarke.

The Monarchs downed the Bull- dogs 10-2 in a game handled by H. Howatt and F. Kennedy, while the Eagles defeated the Giants 13-9. J, MacDonald was umpire of the latter game. .

Five

local Golfers" In Monclon Meel

(CP) - Bobby Lugs Rae. teen-aged New Glasgow golfer, today won the seventh Maritime invitation tour- nament championship at the Am- bercromble Golf Course.

Following a tie over regular play with John Manuel of Halifax, Rae copped the title by playing an ex- tra three holes.

Pete Shymko. Truro. paced first in the professional division, and Bob Sandow of New Glasgow was second.

Among prize winners were Roy Morrison of Moncton, N. 8.. who copped the tournament's low net. D.l-I. Saunders of Charlottetown was runner-up for the low net in the first division and .7. J. Mar- Donald of Charlottetown was soo- ond for low net in the second div- ision.

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Poulton Wins By Kayo Over Marlin In 5th Round

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thrilling stretch drives of the day took place with the bay mare driven by Moreslde showed in front under the wire.

Third heat - Propane again led to the three-quarter pole, but died fast on the last turn and Anne's Dream outiooted the field in this heat. winning by two lengths over Anyway. and setting fl. new record of 2.15 4-5.

No. 1 classified-Miss Donna Mae took command from the start of the first heat and was never headed, although Jennievkalmuck coming very fast in the stretch made it a thrilling finish to lose out to the mare from the Letcher stables by a head.

Second heat-Miss Donna Mae again took the lead holding it to the home stretch, but this time Jennie Kalmuck's blazing drive to the wire could not be denied and she finished the heat in free-for- all time (2.12) as the two entries from the Letcher stables finished

Third heat-Babe Britton got off to a good start in this heat and led on strong again and finished two lengths ahead of George Thomp- son's mare.

Junior free-for-all-first heat- Josedale Clipper went out -in front t and was neverlicad-

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l-larry Poulton. Provincial welter- weight champion, knocked out Johnny Marlin of Charlottetown in the fifth round of a scheduled ten round exhibition fight at Sourls on Monday night.

Poulton kayoed his man at the nine second mark of the fifth round. Marlin downed Houlton for a nine count in the third round with a hard right to the head.

In a semi-iinal six rounder, Steve MacDonald of Charlottetown won a decision over Billy Rlx. also of Charlottetown.

"Sonny Boy" Martin of Char- lottetown and James Cheverie of sourls fought to a three round draw in one of the prelims. In the other preliminaries George Walker of Charlottetown dcclsioned Tim- ball Jarvis of Soiiris and Francis Maclntyre won a decision over sid- ney Paquet. both of Souris.

Officials: Referee for preliminar- ies - Aubrey Found: referee for main bout - "Bud" Lund: judges Keith Matheson, J.B. Saint John. Charles Boylan; timers-Ar- T.I'lIlll' Maccailum, W. A. Wright; an- nouncer - W. A. Acorn.

ThirtTSlage In President: Match

Mrs. G. G, Wood emerged the winner in the third stage of the President's Match played Monday by members of the Ladies Branch of the Charlottetown Golf Club. She collected ihe 10 points whlcli go to the winner of each stage.

Pictured above (top) is Halifax Wanderers Club

Richard of Saint John, N. B.

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A 29-year-old Canadian Nation- al Express worker from Halifax, N. 3., and well known middle dis- tancc runner. Stewart MacMillan won the six-mile road race from Winsloe to Charlottetown yester- day cvening In the record break- ing time for the course of 31 min- utes and 22 seconds.

The veteran track man, run- nlng one of the best races of his 10-year career. led from the start and was never pressed. He hit the finishing tape on Market Square after exhibiting a brilliant stretch run.

MacMlll:-inls showing was made all the more impressive in view of the fact that lie competed in the mile run at the Memorial Field track meet yesterday afternoon and finished second in the event.

His six-mile time of 31 minutes and 22 seconds is approximately one minute under that of the ef- ficial Maritime record for the same distance. The Maritime rc- cord is held by Roy Appleton of Glace Bay. Nova. Scotia. MacMll- Ian's time will not go into the re-

cord books as theracev was not held on a track.

Another railway worker, Joe Richard of Saint. John. New

Brunswick. finished second. The 37-year-old Richard, who is em- ployed by the C. P. R., covered the distance in 34 minutes and seven seconds.

Russell "llousey" Doyle of Char- lottetown. who won the race last year in 36 minutes and 4'1 sec- onds placcd third yesterday eve- ning. Although he finished IIlIl'(l Doyle knocked 12 seconds of his 1951 mark.

A Halifax Navy man. Norman Naplln finished fourth in the time of 38 minutes and 22 sec- onds. The veteran ruhner John Paul crossed the finish line and then collapsed to flnisli fifth while George Yeo of Charlottetown plac- ed slxtli.

The runners were started at Winsloe by Wally Rodd. The. Judge at the fln.lsh line. was

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Navy Makes Clean Sweep Al Rifle Meet

The Festive Week shoot was held at Squaw Point Range. Tuesday morning with six service teams com- peting. The Navy from H.M.C.S. Quecn Charlotte made a very cred- itable showing to sweep the prize list.

The wiiinlng team being Navy "A" team, it coniprlscd the follow- mg:

CPO. S.G. Bowles CPO. A. Costello Capt. J. J. Connolly CPO. E.V. Pine-all Tollil Next in order: Navy "C" . P.E.I. Regt. . ZR L.A.A. Regt. "A Navy "B" . . . 28 L.A.A. Regt. "B" .

The individual prize winners were as follow 2

Highest aggregate CPO. S.G. Bowles High score 200 yd. range CPO. L. Llcivcliyn . High score 300 yd. range

GPO. A. Costello .11 High score 500 yd. range - CPO, A. Costello . .. H2

The shoot conducted under the supervision of CPD. Bowler. Due in the absenczi of Brig. W.W. Reid. the prizes were presented by Major R. J. Molinr.

George Francis while the timer was Bill Bevan. The race director

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