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(Ed _n 1937, wcilreenc i you race: I and 4.. Elsie Ped—‘Gl1d.a Belle (c. '!.‘ui~iiei-.i 2'. Fo'."- glad Se/ctfon.n13." Lou dares-5.ea.r-oh! ”!".r!p!e-C‘ro(.vni’:l (Wed; June 4‘ 1958 T-hm Guardian page 9 I A - -—_§1F=e.:.;r:ﬁ .-— 6 ‘vex: eral (White) Pepper Mne;evei~ time llsenorl c+icieo«_ii0Mea:a up- nominee. Raider Frost. the. ’ _, _, A -.34.; ., L

through

cine fast ti‘aii1i.n,c: 1111165 lately.

If S If . guns ‘-9 T"(‘11.r=r) 3.2. time 2.30 and§Hanover (Pii1k.neyi 31.5. time.2.13iFQ1}R.A.wEp3K ;superh time of 2.04 1.5. It was:

bii.rii, is training very well this year after suffering a cut foot liasit. year.

, 1 - . I , , 5 , . _ ‘the winners: 1 and 4 Betty S.!Qua.1 (E. Beers). 3=3. 151119 2.13

‘as-ff 5"3l-Wda-)’ 5€V‘~“-'31 “'3‘“7he'5 2'4" Wmnm‘-E mmer \“ '1' :R"’]’l3"~)'I 2-I5: Winning ownei.’ W -I-1 In the latest issiie of "The Hai.‘—'h"‘" ﬁrs‘ ~‘”“‘"l- ‘-‘f the »"‘~’3'7~ tBell (H. Cormier) 1-1. Ladvl3-5 and 2.14 4-5. 3

* ?"‘“;—’ 2“ }‘—‘°'—‘~_3'‘d 5'19 “_"'5*l”1‘*“’ Wllv T""'”°- FHGFS 2 and it ~-lBallnoh. Triiro. _ ,nc-<8 H.orse" r'i=.imi"t.i'.ni.* the Rose« “-1199 won with the three-yeai~ lSmart (H. Renault.) 22, time 2.17, ‘””“’“f “ E‘ i

n n g a m ‘I19 01 hplmmri HM Era Lake‘ Fraser Sm” (M"CUr”.\/.) 1 --.1.. Maritime horsenien will bciiwoft. Rarteway meet. it states: old filly, Siin=belle on Monday inland 2.17 2-5: 2 and fl --- Rexolityf ii

Laiira Biidilong (Shea), 2-2,

timeiglad t.o learn that Bob Ryan won “Joe O‘Bricn. the leading driver. 2.24 2.5 and 2.23, 2-5;

2.08 3-5, and on Thursday he had winning the tv‘hree—year-old pac

FOR RENT i to race for dear life with the un-

Floor Sanders and Edger;

(E. Beers) l-1, Waverley (H. 1 Cvormier) 2-2, time 2.15 and 2.13 i‘-

e at Blue racked up four wins during the

M ED SIMON owner - Ca-iil lV.[cCi1lly. Tiruro. Bonnets, Montreal, Friday night week.

. _ , ,, . , _ His six-year-old Butch predictable Little Rocky, to 4-5; 3 and 7 —- Lakeside Abbf also ‘ M wp)WOn1V F) ,ioc.il«ey in the business. The 49. - The “hers here “"3 t‘"3"1'l“i% Races 3 and 7 —— ln«s‘tigatm- May 30 with Pine Grove. time Hianiover trotted -a storm to beat beat out Lou Herrin’s threc- Mite (E. Goguen) 1-2, Rita Fed-5 Floor Sealers and Varnishel

l.(l.\D0j ’ “ fl‘; (MY .v‘r>ar~old veteran, who grew up in inllceuly‘ and “(P “X199” Q15” ”‘b°“': (wiseiier) 1-2, Dominiator Pick 2.09 2.5, the purse was $3,000. out Poplar Perk in 2.07 2-5 and year-old filly, Goldie Herman.” eral (H. Cormier) 3-], John Fred—l T0!‘ SBIC ((1970“W89::fnﬁ1reD‘nb‘?’idy5 13h91'- Alta.. and has bniotpd h‘-“SE5 “‘''H b9 ”‘“'”‘'“E fmm ‘I1 Pllllweyl 2-1, time 2.16 2-5 Among the S‘ll3iI‘le1‘S in the Biwin the $4000 Symibol Gantle Moncton Racew~ay’s opening reick (J. Kenny) 2.4, time 2.15! -D[ ER BROS '

i Wh()1‘\l:l(;I1T!11Ig}‘T€~»F‘1lle1l5iI;1 ']\'€‘1:;’: hgme more tliau.5,300 winners. §e(;(:?,f,L9f’k to race through the and 2.19 2-5; Instigator owned bylTirol.. purse $1.600. at Blue Bon—§stake. Butch just did get up to ‘and 2.15 3-5. Dashes 5 and 8 —~? CHAN ‘ ' “On - ‘ ’ '~"

meeting Saturday night drew a’ good crowd that saw some ex—!Supeit Hal (J. Kenney) 1-1, Book-E I Plywood Place ’ cal-lent finishes. Follow-inig werelmor (M. Grimes) 2-2, Senator - '

tuned up for 11- , . . Lady on the Opening day of the

H. Wisener. Pic-tou. Races 5 and 8 — Ezra Effective (Balloon) 1-]

lnets Saturday night. was Tedwin by a nose. The day previous, Dial 13557“

I ta£C‘3- Twn of them are Alberta ,’Genessee, with driver Robillard, O'Brien brought home the crack

_ GOOD OPENER I we and Alberta Pride. running

Sackville Downs season's rac-

' in the Purple-and-white silks of {gag Bell and Frank McMahon “,1 CaI's1aT.)" _

pwg are sired by Derby \X71_[|_.. i ‘S’; jrlciiidiiig Alberta Blue. The

L mghjibred hay colt is by Blue ‘gem.’ who won al‘.Ep50l1 in 1939, .1114 Alberta Blue s ‘clam. Rock ignddggs, is by Hyperion, the 1933 Dgfby winner.

5001 horses havedone all their (racing in Ireland and haven't met W of their Derby opponents be- f0pe,B1.ll Alberta l3lue's last start was an eye-opening victory at i[,eopaI'd5t0Wn over a seven-horse field that included Ballymoss, m1mer.up in last. year's Derby and winner of the 1957 St. Leger.

Alberta Pride. third in the lwgpa rd s to w n race. beat .3 cheaper field at Limerick in

’ i_pru.and headed Alberta Blue in

qmﬂe race at Phoenix Park in March. only to be disqualified. iyiNGDEN TO RIDE

Alberta (Blue will be ridden by Johnny L o n 1: d e n, winningcst.

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1' Sit,-~-Promoter ‘Charlie Hogan 115 proud to announce the signing ' of two of the outstanding Welter iweiglits in the Maritimes for a (bout sought by the leading pro- lmoters of Eastern Canada for lsome years.

on Wednesday night at the civic Stadium in Summeirside ‘lllle main event of Hogan's sec- " and fight. card of the year will efeaturé Roy ‘"l‘iger" Steele. the ‘.'hardhitti.ug welterweight from 7» Gliarlottebown, now fight-ing~ out ’ New Glasgow N. S. and Bud (Ramsay. the pride and joy of Inca County. , The bout will be fought ‘over 10 rounds and both ﬁghters are confident of victory.

Here's this evening's Ci-ty Soft- all League activity'._

At‘ Queen Charlotte .diiz-imouid he Junior Basilica Youth Club ill entertain RCAF F-lyers with, ':»,P!?5 d.9i1lS....§»—h"i ring. - "-4 g A Over at! Victoria Pa-rk's old amond Barry’s Lions, undefeat- - aftertliree games. will play (id, to’ Rollaway Aces. cFadyen will handle this con-

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. Ml_A_M_'l. Fla. (AP) a Los » eleis Dodgers will not be in- égtl to return to Miami Stadium Tgiiext year’s spring training, Ryan. general manager of .,e::Miiam(l Maiilinis of ~ the In- riiational League. annoriiiced “ outlay.

The Dodgers’ training base is Veno Beach, Fla., but they V9 been playing a number of ‘:II each winter at. Miami ach. Ryan gave two reasons for end- .’ Wile nine-year-stay of the Dod- )‘5 in Miami:

1~ They have moved to the 95? Coast and now are no “(Set attractive to ‘l tie essentially draws eastern

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I “hey are not the top attrac- § 3'57 once were from a ‘ P Personality standpoint.

9 Dodgers drew 80,000 fans 15lD1_‘iI!Ug games here in 1957. 056%Hnig attendance droipiped

. NEW YORK (AP) . Probable ’ ﬁrs for today’s major league 1 all games (won-lost records ‘ Parentlieses): National Lea ue

Pllisburgh at St. Loglli (Night) we (6-4)_ vs Brosnian (5-4). hs,(;d‘el~l3(1'l1a at C‘hic~ago-—Ro(o- C~in'5{ Vs Draiboiwsiky (2-5) ' 1 Night)°1Y111a.tivat Los Angeles ' , ~Haddix (3-3) vs Podres

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}':“]h“’(3ukee at San Fr..iiclsco—-

M 4-2) vs McCormick (4-1)

.“11Zant (4.3)

flmerican League at Baltimore (Nlg'l1t.)—~ ‘Mi vs Johnson. (1-4)

' .1. V3” 31 New York——M.oore Kmss‘ llcikis (3-1) mmas City at Washington in‘; _~Garver (7.1) vs s-(ohm Cltvel -llvs

and ‘at Boston-Tomanek Sullivan (2.1)

“L WT“! or Pbmw"

MEYERS STUDIOS arlottetow; ’

I (At Summerside Tonight

* Kay. Walter his last one

Eusom meeting. I1 If "."°°'-‘la Blw=.'s qlialificzaiions .ave11t him a short-priced O...vorit.e. it illustrates the wide- Ijlljjen nature 01° ‘U115 .Vear’s Derby (‘aae"’*p‘ ‘Equally convincing rimk. amdozaen or more of his F'~""‘ Of them Noelor l-I Wal gaeltv 11. Mahu and Ciirrito. have rams? gﬁccd outside France. Pres- Idling is strongly influ. ,1. by previous Derby form, \‘:/:1lC‘h‘I‘e'COI‘d'S four French-bred mf"“‘.*"5 "I the last 10 years and In Ithe last three.

“E T” is 5t‘T‘011g1.\’ fancied §i‘lI0111lgbWItil’l_ the fast. . improving 01: at y. unraced as a tw(,_yea1._

Nagami and American - owned Bald Eagle appear to be the pick of the Englishwbreds. =

Bocaccio is one of a number Of Dosisiiible long-shots along with the Qu(e~en's Minerfs ‘Lam; and Phil Bull's Giiersilllis.

Boxing Carcl

in the fight game ‘ in the (past five years. The Alber. ton boom m-ititslingerr c o u n t 3 ’3m0ng his Victims. fighters as well known in the Mlaritimes as Leroy Jones, Johnny Griﬂfiith, Lloyd Carr, Jimmy 0’Mia1»1ey, Art Steeves. Bobby Donovan, and others.

Steele will have an edge in Weight but the scrappy Ramsay is anything but worried over the 3-dVa11‘ta‘ge held by his opponent. Steele considers Ramsay as tough an opponent as he has ever met and he clashed with all of the loading welterweiwgihts in the Maritimes. ‘ He has assured the promoter- he is in the best of condition and ready to meet Mr. Ramsay on any terms. It is a fight any pro- moter would be proud to pre- sent.

Vi/alter Ai-senault goes for six- round semi-finial with Al Mac-

when he beat Young Stewart. MacKay. a real (tough costumer. was licked by Bud Ramsay last

-K Ru_ri-nymeade Darby (MacGre-

nine-yea~r~old_ Chrisdale, 2.10 1-5. This horse raced in last company

eight pacers._ time 2.10 1-5. which is his record.

first Maritime track to open un-

ing opening program was an ex- cellent. one. ll. was lleild li5lS'l. Sat.- urdjay afternoon. Each event was closely contest.ed. Driver Janies MacGvregior of Charlottetown was the leading point-ivinner and Lloyd Wa.ll:e:r of Halifax drove the two fastest miles with Jet Master.

The winners were: Race -1 (Classified Pace) L. C‘. Spencer (N. Campbell) 1, Plus (Yorks) 2. Red's Kinig (Ratchﬁord) 3, time 2.17 1-5: winning owner ‘R. R. Driscoll, Haliﬁax. Races 2 and 6 (Classified Pa-cie) --‘Minneapo- lis (.MacGregor)‘ 1.3. G«1obei.mit- ter (L. )O‘B'rien) 6-1, Hla1ey’5 Alpha. (Haley) 3-Z. Odloo Chief (D. Walsh) 2-4, time 2.17 and 2.17 2-5: winning owners James l)'IacGregor of "Charlottetown and C. A. Grainger and R. A. Stuart. Halifax. ,

R-aces 3 and 7 ~- Jet Master (L. Walker) 1-1, Miss Wilma Dale (lVlacGregor) 5-2, Sycamore (R. Loye) 2-(-1, impact. (P. Pink- ney) 3-3, time 2.13'and 2.12 4-5; vi'i'_n.ning owner L and G Stable. Halifax. Race 4 (Classified Trot) gior) 1, Malhlion Harvester (L. O’Brien) 2, Royal Budlong (Yorke) 3, Rockford (R. John- son) 4, time 2.16 1-5; winning owner Jaimves MacGregor, Chairlottetown. .

Race 5 (Classified Pace) W Be-c‘loy’s Prince (Ftatcliiford) 1. Lela Clegg (L. Austin) 2, Helen Hoosier (L. O’Brien) 3. Axe- worthy Peter (F. Daniels) 4, time 2.17 4-5; win-nving owner R. L. Riley, Halifax. Race 8 (Clas- sified Pace) -— Pepper S-baker (P. Kairas) 1.. Paxtx)n~'s Goldie (Campbell) 2. Kildiare Girl (C. Smith) 3, Governor Boy (R.a'tc'h-

ford) 4. time 2.18 3-5; winning, owner W Fulton lvloreside, Low-

er Sackville. NEW BLOOD . Stanley Mayhew of Kinkora, who is one of the shrewdest buy- ers of speed in the Maritimes and has the largest stable in training. has added what looks to be an excellent buy in the

in Ohio last season and gave an

excellenit ac-ciount of himself. At Bedtlord, Ohio, on Septem-

ber 9. he was first in a field of

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And now we hear from our friend, Dow Clowater, of Freder- icton: “Just a few lines to let you know that everything is go- ing along this in Fredericton.

Adam (E. Kirkpatrick) 2, hme 2.18. Dash

Morrilssey) 2. tune 2.18 8-5. CHANGES HANDS

N. S, has sold his good pacer, Leon Sipan-gller. 2.10 1-5. to“Mrs. Thomas horse raced exceptionally} well last year, was 13 times _.finst, 5 times second, and 3 times third.

three horses were winners of six daishes —- Millie Clegg (Balloch)

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8~ Hero's (Armstrong) .1. Totem Boy Richard Wludyka of Sydney,

of Halifax. This

At Trurio on Saturday night,

Everybody is waiting for the

June 16 opening of the. Frederic- ton Raceway. The Newcastle racing stable. which is under the management of Ned Lindon, has purchased. two new horses. They are-Mr. Miller Abbe. a, four- year-old with a record of 2.11 taken last season and he has al- ready won one heat this season. that being his 2.11 4-5 s(C0l‘6 at Blue Bonnets. Montreal, before he Shipped doom here. Last year he had winnings of $1.463. The other newcomer ls. Scotch Foa- liher, a four-year-old by 50031511 Pence, dam Jesse Mite. that has not raced yet. His sire has 8 mark of 1.57 4-5 and his dam MS a record of 2-02- '

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