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4 : tal 4° : , ae = {8 The Guardian, Charlottetown, Sat, July Ti, 1909. ‘“ . . q Jordan Defeats Moyer —— . Top Racing Card _cussiication ror summersiog . | é is | DOWN THE | : - J THURSDAY, JULY 15th stal Iter Crown Back + (Set For Tonight |: we neuut'sts 2m = But pulled up reserve miost rounds credited to Moyer STRETCH |. Nime dashes make up tonight’s)mises action’ in every foot of Sarees A DASE’ Sy MATT NOMEN lames Doe rounds | by any official was five by Judge ; . | | harness racing program a{ Char-|both dashes. Picking a winner| Vivien M; Jean Clegg; Onthy Clegg; Mere Am ip. Wetchim's, . PORTLAND, ; “poring in, |and the bout went without a)Ralpi Grumman. The other . enetene Bewee ee wut Ster; MacGee Volo; Miss Wilma Dale; Blake Hanover \ Jordan, coun jecision | knockdowa judge referee each Every night horses ‘tough proposition. {" ee ; ; ‘ pn pet em of Port- cian. ig tensbtoma|tamver eal lives Tommie. “ doubt af-, But Thursday night, Oey ocean bay eg 2h nag rly lem * 2 AT 9900.00 A DASH 4 heed te retain his “welter-|came in the eighth round when| The Associated Press did not the|Walter Dale, they changed posi-/S° 0%, the boards aplenty. Te | Saree wings dashes round ov tne Donley Darnley; ‘Victory Scott; Royal Train; Miss Tom Sec Calght championship F rid #y |Jordan staggered the bometows give Moyer a round, although it tions, with Hal's Man recording |1,"t. happen on this attractive | cand that atehr iaule The Sheik; Tara Boy; Bernie Dan; New Forest; Tommy Shantes, | Challenger with a series of hooks |called four even. "t af- ithe fastest mile jo take the tp | ninedash card. with action all the way ere. : 1 AT $175.00 : Jordan scored heavily with|that had Moyer holding on. . Jordan had to swim off 1% was ex-|money. Both are five-year-olds ‘W | Feature of tiie evening's pro-| Starting time hee been fixed| Prince Edward; Propane; | and ' had In ‘that round, as in several before he could make the ee es er ee is B which for 7.40 : ; Propane; Rene Belle; Sunkist Joe; Verw a. edge second|others, the champion from 108 |147pound welter limit. He was|‘@shes 4 and 8, which were wos | cords mm. = me — “a ee eee See ee ee el Mover ieee the sixth round it} Angeles kmocked Moyer’s mouth-|over it at the 10 a.m. weighim|Dy the sixyeare pacer Neils a ite Canadiar; Ourtein Raiser. geemed a question of only|piece out and had blood flowim€ |byt had shaved off the extra | ad, that paced the miles is| At Moncton Raceway Thursday | § z 1 AT $150.00 seemed 4 9 year - old chal-|freely from Moyer’s: nose and weight by a second examination|?.08 and 208 35 for owner-driv-| sight, the fret dosh wos wos bo I S are S oice J. W. Abbe; Jay's Abner T; Jolly Frisco; Miss Cyclonic; Ca lenger could go the distance. mouth. : at noon. er H.B. Willis. Beware (L. Walsh) in 2.12 45. In : 9 ‘ + Nelle B . 7 aa ° ‘ .F , i Moyer’s best weapon against : He is locally bred, being by |the 3th dash, with the same field, ~ ° ee Henry; Bangs. mane First; Cheeky Chee; Esso; Frank Hy . Jordan was a left jab. Occasion- Interest in the bout was heigin: |Angot Pointer, p, 207 who come |the winner was Josedale Courier, ee Contiiates Caplets Clegg; Chateiing Bent. Palmer Leads ally Moyer also sneaked over a | sont wae . reported |*?, we Maritimes in 1987, all the |owned by J.8. Watt of Gespe, P. 1AT $10.00 . right cross but & became OP) ord . ens bee we lO eee and wee/Q., and driven by Joe Goguen, | n oO A Ss ac Nellie J.: Coronation Lass: Clegg; Pepsies First; Bro In Western parent costly: that Moyer” did. ast | Uaderwertl commeetenn cere ‘be |Tared i, tee stable of J. Morey | time 340-the Sestest. aye. of He Budiong: Marjorie Clegg; Dianne'Henley; Armond's Buddy: Carm-| a; have the strength to hold off the visited J mat one |preen Of Holifax as a three-year. | night. : ee , ens Pet; Island Prince; Fenton’s Girl; €. S. Chief; Barry Clegg;/ j (AP) — Arnold| champion. ~ visited Jordan at 08° | oid that year, As 9 five-year-old, BOB MYERS — %-mile Gold Cup. Willie Shoe. |Long Dan . PITTSBURGH (AP a.m ad Paimer, a product of westers Jordan -weighed M7 Moyer|™ si aetel eee oo SS Se Mt Geint Joho Raceway Wed-| INGLEWOOD, bs )—)maker will ride Find. Arrayed | Peimcivania golf, slashed four| 46%. Cohen, who said he had a|o¢ 209 35. The dam of Nell’s|nesday night, the fasiést mile | Hillsdale rates the solid choice to| against them will be such threats SATURDAY, JULY 18th strokes off for a 6&6 and the Jordan blocked most of Moy-|casual acquaintance with Jordam/{ad-was Nelt Chocatodale, and|was made in the fourth dash, |win the 20th running of the $162,-/as Terrang, from the Lawrence ' ° = - f i the few occasions | and was interested in the fighter. she was sired by Hal Dale 2.02%, which was won by Sturdy Jim- | 190 Hollywood Golf Handicap! Pollock and Roland Bond. barn; FREE FOR ALL —2 AT $500.00 A DASH = ; ; ‘5 sa Ph : ‘my ‘Ourrie Wood: im 2.11. In the -today. 5 : q championship at 133 __| when Moyer's —punches ; 1 = e ' "| Ana's Dream; Mr. Rock; rer > View almer. driving yards solidly seerned not even to|laughed heartily on several 0oc-| Walter Chocato 2.02%. 8th dash, ‘with the same field, ° x 1; Mr. ; Bertram Hanover; Nell’s Lad; View a Si his competitors,_re- bother ior eaeeien. He was un-|casions as Jordan scored in flur-| Nell Chocatodale’s first foal wes |the winner was Bradison (H wea Se sine tessa ae aa ae mre bee he eet Scott: Lakeburn: Royal Onyx: Betty French: Sir Joseph. ] : uppercuts. ' ; Z 7 corded aneagle and two birdies|marked at the end, | |riss Mi eal = pag cng AB | sep magyar ce eee ne was winning races before the|Amerigo, as well as Whodunit,| — ‘2 AT $200.00 A DASH on the three five holes. He Moyer's face pice ie Pa againet 11 losses. He sow leading —oanae ie ie Sheen nave] = four-year-old Hilisdale was born,| Ying and Yang and Swaps Kin,| . Taurida Bay; Tribune: Belle Texas; Beware; Myrtle E.7) raligped « shot espe vo goed lye oltieials ored it as a)has won 11 in a row, three since for at least one season, and still eee ee ate in the “Mgne- could provide a stunning upset. Hillsdale, with” jockey Tommy |"ePPet Clegs; Eric’s Peg; Janet M.; Norene Clegg; Donald Clegg.@ _ miss putts on two par fours. All the officials sce sau oi eaten — a a Hillsdale and Find were among| Barrow in the silks of C. W: : ‘Another Pennsylvania favorite, lopsided victory for Jordan. The | winning the” championship. holds the track trotting record |tonian Pace,” purse $2.000 which the nine formally entered ip the ith, wi 124 He 2 AT $175.00 Mike Souchak, fired a second suc- at Saint John Raceway of 2.12 1-6 | will be raced on Wednesday night, so et ca ae hae Mr. Joliscott; Jollity Leigh; Jolly Dick; Jolly Bud; Eddie? ve 67 for a 194 total, one , : Great credit is due te owner- | July 15. The track record is 2.5- ‘a Be| him in the Anita Handic ! Hoosier; Myrtle’s Boy; Jolly Jim; Izzie Reynard; Just Verdict. cone wehind Palmer trainer-driver Willis for develop-|25, and te hebd jointly by Con-|rives by Doug Raichford. He) Set ty, ae 27> rte the first = y leader. For Come ena ors ge ing Neil's Lad imtp auch a tert |vaix 261, and Dove Grattan 2.66-|Pecel the fastest mile of the/lsst March, ead It oo mere 2 AT $150.00 A DASH , | 2 v te ea Jing pacer. His record last sé = a night—2.13 1-5. pounds to rs in the race.| — Dexter Scott; Gliding Billy; Gordon Mac; James L. S.; Ray} that gave him 136, good for a | . was 2.15 15 Mighty Lee, that hat-raced so| A spill that involved four hor-| ¢¢eKs EIGHTH WIN |K.; Nohomus Belg; Miss Russell; Robert Lea; Gay Music; Dainty ca staae tie with power-hitting : e. : ; well at Charlottetown and -Fred- ses in the »sixth dash had a for-) iisdaie, a big colt, has woe nme , 5 . < ¥ fox SHEIK WINS ericton, will be a starter, and no ttmate ending as all drivers and | 599 599 this oe : Campbells first round @, & A imore ca The many friends of Harry |doubt the betting will be pretty horses escaped injury. tae gore og te eahane| 1 AT $200.00 a competitive course record, stood . Poulton were pleased to see him |well divided between him and| Ia Aubrey Keizer's “Sportscy- | his eighth stakes victory of the Dre ee ee eee eG. eek Geen enged Friday, as scores : AP) Wash- Ha Killebrew and Roy bring home The Sheik in front the N.D. Hal pair. cle” in the Cape Breton Post is| year and his fifth in a row at GO . , : ' oe Us eee; Peter : generally climbed i a wand : ra gersjvers all connected-as_the » he on, owing him 8 the Sellewing: «New horses con-| Hollywood Park. ; z the first day. This was a bit sur-| ingtons home rua siugee a Washingun pucher( oe Ot 3S. be ee ore WORD FROM VERN tinue to come into Cape Breton} 51+ the sentimental” fav | DECLARATION SATURDAY AT CH’TOWN RACE TRACK AT & “cine for the hilly layout and its struck four times Friday night ators gave 78 lead jdash, with the same field, the! Our friend-Yern Oatway. Mon- | for what promises to be the best! Jin te Find in what will | 1 P.M. fF oan greens were in even better |for a 74 victory over- Baltimore /Camilo Pasual a Oricles chased | ret, Wat the iD-year-eld pacer jtreal, who helps us greatly with land of Sydney has added two| ay point of his second come «RACING STARTS AT 7:30 P.M. : condition after @ mild |Orioles. ~ However, the Orioles ; Tara Boy, whose record is 2.06|this column, writes us that there|racing season ever. Joe Suther- _ ok ” . ‘ or tan rogdt vy Ken Aspromonte, Bob Allison, Pascual and Tex Clevenger ip 3125 and whose total winnings at /has been “a lot of talk about the/newcomers: one is the eleven- wus Gall Co welts var " _— four-run rally in the eighth. Only 'the end of last season were ‘$41-|Richelieu track being short, be-| year-old Dale Jingles, that has a) 1, |, '. are a s : a great leaping one-handed — 148. He is owned by L. Ramsay ; cause so many horses have taken | mark of 2.04 2-5 and was third | ae 7 ra 5 id yar! gk . - ; by shortstop Billy Consolo on |of Albany -and was driva by Dom | new marks there this season. lin 2.06-at Batavia Downs, New '"#¢ k e pines — More Bales B B Sis é z : . |bie Pearson's liner with a runner | MacNeill. “To assure the public, and York; the-otker night. His former a ept ai * gee a races as|- ee « Beller Bales . . . Because this 78 2 on third saved the Senators and) “The \four-vear-old pacer, Janet | also the Racing Association, that |owner was Harold Wellword, Dear| ® 0° ie G4 : : their ‘second reliever Chuck |x . eh: Yet the old guy, in winning 20 a eae Stobbe ee ke ter’ 2.04%, it was full length, the manage ‘Born, Michigan. 4 j | searts-- yous 19° socends-and--18 ae ee : , @ great race|ment had two independent engi-| “Another newcomer is Hi Gal thirds. t By PIUS CALLAGHAN PHILADELPHIA (AP) — Pow. mare pears ath won the See mcrs meanre THCY tok fet |C"a"nveyenratd| hal wits (eet Avedon - ered by back-to-back Home rue|ond dash on the program for | measurements thirty inches from/fhird in 2.10 at Batavia Downs | New York ; pes er ORES _Smit line oot ies aa AFTERNOON at Peakes, the Bombers Will ew og doubles by Don Blasingame | recor 43 15: eal the-s08_.2m found. Batten bee -lent. 7 last_time . He came back to the race track é tects the high awoM fount Stewart team in a reguiar /2nt cies moli, St. Louis Card-lagd is owned. by Dr. Prestom| "Vern believes that a great deal | Aer 6 Seema Syed OAs eee King’s County Baseball League fixture. have been hav- linals scored..eight runs in the | MacIntyre of Montague. Janet M. | of the credit for its being a very RACES TONIGHT ‘and in his last race ran the legs a . The Bombers, champions of last —— aepak of theif \ Sixth inning Friday night to de-|took a record last sae oe ; Sock hace is Semen A eae a> Our harness horse friends will | off Hillsdale. before losing by_half ing tough going oe be eS nels diamond, For a 'teat Philadelphia 9-7. "| three-year-old of 2.15. The sixth | quent treatment of a sort of white can aa ee Boe ag ean a length in the American Handi- ; - : ~players ae ook ae the Bombers would be no more but The Cardinals banged out nine dash, with the same field, was shale sand. We understand that | and rate secretary E.° Frank ;cap last Saturday. - é " oS < Smith stuck in there and kept things alive. of their total of 16 hits in the won by Tribune in 2.16 1-5. He is similar treatment is giver fast! acorn has lined up noine daabes |

bad for Peakes because they are |

Stewart boys. Smi ’ : F i tou to down the Hamilton, Douglas’ man- - coat SP esas will do their ‘#tmost to upset \_, the league leaders and make the outcome of the league a bit

uncertain. an : i \, Moultt Stewart look a bit too strong rile os om defeat tomorrow by the Bom-

. But a alee clebs new hope im their race for ionship

't be travelling to Peakes with any are interested only in vic- after one Sunday with all their the season with a spotless performing nobody would bet

happening. ; A aed on the Bombers

the way they're t toe much money against such a thin Oh, yes. Tomorrow's game will be

sixth off starter and loser Jim | owned by Stanley Mayhew of Kin- Owens, who dropped his fifth kora.

straight. ; es 3 an | The Phillies almost pulled the SPlendid ficid of trotters and was |

i ; very closely contested, with Tom- game out of the fire with a three . g at run rally in.the ninth that sent my Shanter, driven by Pope

say 7 Thorne, being 2-2, close behind and winner Vinegar Bend | ; ; hey a dk Loe March, driven by Clarkie

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Wash 102 031 00x— 710 ® old afier the rage to HH. Jenk Fisher 0-2. Portocarrero ‘7), ins. ‘ F

O'Dell (8) and Triandos: Pas ; x

tual 97 Clevenger (8). Stobbs| 4¢ Sackville Downs Wednesday

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tracks like Yonkers, Roosevelt,| hat will certainly provide a lot | land several others in the United!of thrills for thoise who view | |. Dashes 3 and 7 brought out a States.

results of the lottetown, and with: “You are racing down there, and I hope|cord of their training miles and to see some of the horses that'seems to be able to size them Victory March is a seven-year- | are doing so well there race at'up and place them where they old bay gelding by Victory Song | Blue Bonnets this fall’.

\them. os interested in the| Mr. Acorn -deserves credit for | racing at Char-|the manner in which he has pla- | ends. his letter: ced the horses in the various getting real good events. He has a complete re-,

Vern is quite

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three horses—Scoth Feather, Scott bring home a winner.

season was $10.870. He has a! Grattan, and Georgie Direc’

mark of 2.06 2-5 taken as a four- | had double dash wins at the Syd- officials in the judges’ stand that

Baltimore 20000040—614 0 year-old. Tommy Shanter -was ney Sports Center track Coréna-' know the rules and carry them

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‘| single dash winners. | Scotch Feather is owned by Stan gram, there is another splendid

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In addition to tonight's pro-|

feats on- the monies = well Prince Edward Island. ‘Fiddler’ ——— interest in his baseball and he'd be more than delighted at the showing of his young son, i F d have quite a career for himself as

a baseball hurler.. Let's hope that“he has.

hs old tricks on the softball

Youth on a neat 'seven- win a bit: easier with

perf the late stages of last season's . In the semi-finals and finals, he rose to great heights - manager Ev Beagan is predicting such things oa Joe again this year. ‘With Thistle in real form, the Irish are @ might good ball club. If you are figuring on picking. the eventual winner of this year’s loop; we'd..advise you to out how Joe Thistle is going before making your seléction. If Thistle is right, then don’t discount those Irishmen.

RACE FANS here were a bit disappointed that Mighty Lee didn’t cop top honors in the Walter Dale race at Frederic-

on Thursday night. 2 - = However the big roan gelding that paced the Charlottetown second in both trips in 2.06

oval this year in 2,06 was 2.06:2. You can’t start saying that he was off form. Both his trips were mighty good ones. - : :

P Next week the big Monctonian goes at the Hub City and once again local fans will be pulling for George Callbeck to

Mizhty Lee to victory. :

oe & Il have his chance at the best avail- able and those times the scene of action will be the Char-_ lottetown Driving Park. The way things are shaping up we may have three great free-for-alls here in August and that kind of racing will surely pack the fans in: at the Exhibition

Mighty Lee will get ‘season ends, It will be really something if we can agaist his victors of last Thursday nibht..

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ROGER CRAIG surely appreciated the action of the Los Angeles Dodgers in bringing him back from the minor lea

rane has—thanked Walter Alston in the nicest kind of a way. He ‘has won four ball games since his return and lost gone._Alston couldn't imagine a finer way tg say ‘thank you’ His most recent accomplishment came over the club the Dodgers must keep beating if they intend trying for the Na- - tional League pennani. Yes. Craig picked up that 13th inning triumph over Milwaukee. Thursday night and he did it in - really sensational fashion-” a: ‘He pitched eleven innings of scoreless relief ball ‘he from Danny McDevitt) and retired 26 out of the first

he faced.

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gew diamond. (8), and Naragon, Ginsberg a night, the spotlight was’ turned |

tulations fs due the HRs: Wsh-Aspromonte (2). Au - | on the five-year-old trotter, Salley

~WE THINK # special word of a ing “these—past-few~~|08 (22),..Killebrew..(29)..Sievers-volstadt, owtiéd by Ray MacCal-

— +. Georgetown team for improved showing ™ re |lum of Marshfield, P.E.1. that won

seks. ; : : ying tt ‘ Nationa! ague the third and seventh dashes

The boys from the King’s Comsly <vliet weay Muck |Los Angeles at Milwaukee, ppd. from a “mixed field of trotters

peally rough quite some rain. jand pacers in 2.10 and 212 2-5.

with the league despite. Morell recently and really walloped- |St. Louls 000 008 100-9 16 © ‘The first mile is within one fifth

a | Phila 101 020 003— 711 3 of a second of that sizzling mile

co seems te be new life in the Georgetown outfit, and | Mizell 1-3 McDaniel (9). and | trotted by Lady Lakeburn last

they have served notice that they don’t intend.to play the H. Smith; Owens 48 Farrell (6),' Monday night at Charlottetown.

part of the league doormats any longer. | Robinson (6), Phillips (6). Meyer | Salley was driven by James, !

.4 |. Simmons (9) and Thomas, | Roach) MacGregor of Chariotte- WE'D LIKE to pads our word of congratulations to Fret Sawatski (6). HRs: St,-- Oliver town

My die MacDonald on that great pitching feat he came up . (3), BH. Smith (10). Pha - Koppe | In races 1 and 4, Our Cona,

at Memorial Field Thursday ee et iers on strikes in his 2). . -| D. Walsh) was 1-1, Abner Me-

Freddie got 17 out of a poss! batter d for himself. Add amn |Graw (E, Shaw) 2-8, First Again

little league pe and grabbed a record for HIMST Ty |New York 100 012 010-3 12, 3/ J. Chappell 35, Dynamite Vole

He was following in the footsteps i) known | Boston 000 500 30x— 8 12 ©/(R Loye) 7-2, time 2.13 2-5 and

Ford, 84 Grba (5), Ditmar ‘6).| 2.10. Our Conn is owned by Bud- 'Bronstad (8) and Berra; Brewer dy Cruikshank of Halifax.”Races |7-5 Fornieles (7) and White. HR: |2 and 6—Baker’ (D. Ratchford) |NYk-Bauer (5). 1-1, Little Deb «R. Johnston) 2-2, \Chicago 100 200 00 03—6 9 §/ time 2 16 4-5 and 2.15; Baker own- Pgh 000 200 010 04 710 3\eq by ‘Byron Kennedy of Hali-

Hobbie, Henry (9), Elston 52 fax. ;

(10) and §. Taylor; Friend, Por- | - lterfield (9), Blackburn (10), Dam-| At Truro Wednesday night, the \iels 5-6 (11) and Burgess, Kravitz fastest mile on the card was (4), Foiles (11). HR: Pgh-Stuart stepped by Laurel Henley (Grace) (17). j in the third dash, time 2.18. Sec-

International League 'ond in this dash was’ Lou Creed ‘Buffalo 100 000 001-2 8 0! (Macleod)., that also won the Montreal 000 000.114-3.11 1] seventh dash from the same field

Lehman and. “Coker, Lonnett | with Denny Pointer (Daniels) 2, 119): aSorda, Rodriguez ‘9) and and Laure! Henley ‘Grace) 3,

| Teed = ‘time 2.14 45, Laurel Henley own- | Toronto 61: 140111917. Oled-txy Donald Grace, Antigonish, 000 100 000—1.. $4 om

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Golf Action Here Today

Today at Belvedere course, the club championship’s qualifying | round will be played. \ Playersare asked (© arrange their own. games and submit their names at the pro shop. Tonight the “Pro” special dasce, is being held im the’ clubhouse. All members and their guests | are invited to be in attendance.

Twine Bill 'Goes Today ©

A doubleheader in the City Softball League—is scheduled for this aftenoon at the old diamond in Victoria Park. wa--on Dominion Day, Hal's Mae

At 2 o'clock Rollaway Aces are 4nd Hal's Man*finished 1-2 in at home +o Barry's Lions. In the two heats. with Hal's Mae the “nightcap it will be Dodgers | pacing the fastest mile 2.08 3-5.

Pehani

At Yonkers Raceway Thursday night. Bye Bye Byrd 1.57 45, re- cord taken on a mile track won the feature event on the pre- gram in 1.59 25—certainly very fast stepping on a half-mile track...

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MEMORIAL PACE

The $2,000 Walter Dale Mem- orial Pace, which is held annual- ly in memory of. the pacer Wal- ter Dale, that stepped a mile at Fredericton in 2.02% for a Cam adian record back in 1997, prov- ed a regular feast of speed on Thursday night when .HaJ’s Man 2.07 2-5, won the first dash in 2 06 which : $ : the season in the Maritimes. held jointly by Mighty Lee at Ohar- lottetown. ‘

Then Hal's Mae went on and won the second dash from the same fieid in 2.06 2-5. with Migh- ty Lee, qwned by Willard Mac- Donald of Summerside and Ram kine MacLaine of Charlottetown, driven by George Calibeck of [inthe finishing 2-2.

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That's right, the famous Massey-Ferguson No. 3 Baler eliminates that messy, time-consuniing” chore “every morning and noon. Think of the extra bales you'll have in the time you save. ~

And ... every time a bale is tied with the MF No. 3, it's tied for good. No more “skips” due to sloppy knotting.

In every way, the No. 3 Baler can be counted on to give you more bales, better bales, and for a lot of extra years.

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