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l. Hartt (AV) ..... S9 83 91 263 209 l‘. Dempsey (M) .. 92 8'7 86 360 202 H. L. Sear, Jr. (C) 91 H 90 269 215 D, Harley (R) 94 92 8'7 2'13 219 l‘. Horsler (R) . 90 90 90 2'73 216 l. Praught (C) 93 N ' 95 273 207 B. Kane (R). .. 93 86 96 2'14 220 Dr. Mclnerney (WE) ﬂ 94 89 2T5 l D. Peters (R) . 90 91 B 2'15 221 D. Mitton (R) . 93 92 90 2'75 218 D, Pierce (C) . 100 95 90 275 209 J. Haylock (l-1) . 92 95 94 281 2.‘? I. Crease (H) . 102 89 91 2& 225 R. Nixon (M) . 97 91 9-1 £2 21.7 C. Peitcr (BA) .. . 99 N 94 288 222 D. Skinner (WE) . 97 96 96 269 235 E. Mshoney (R) .103 97 90 290 236 I. 'I‘ralnor (C) . .99 101 . 96 293 227 K. Nugent (M) . 100 9‘! 96 293 227 W. Rodd (M) . 101' 91 V7 295 Z32 D. McKay (R) . 9B 101 9'! 296 23d I. Stairs (B) .. 103 91 102 296 230 B. McNeil (C) 96 94 296 230 V. Knight (AV) 9'7 94 2W 243 L. Rushwn (M) 94 101 301. 23o W. Wheeler (M) 98 100 801 235 R. Kenney (F) 10'! 99 803 231 H. Nixon (M) 107 99 803 231 R. Robertson (SA) 102 100 305 239 O. Steeves (B) 102 104 305 233 J. Payne (SA) . . 100 104 306 252 N. Cabaldu (WE) .103 100 104 306 240 G. Adair (M) . 107 100 100 1W1 ‘262 M. Hickey (MI .. . 99 105 100 313 250 G. Hlitcheson (C) 112 108 100 320 254 S. Bro-wnwell (SA) . 106 ll 1N 337 213 J. Streeter (R) 285 20" G. Urquhart (R) 339 214 V. Savage (H) ' 289 211 E. C. Wilks (H) .. 99 290 2Z1 W. McDonald (R) 96 296 212 K. Creighton (R) 98 296 228 H. McInnis (C) 98 291 22o l. McKlnnon (C) 96 29'! ‘Z19 J. l-follandsworth (M) M 303 22.‘) C. Richard (M) . 11K) 101 1M 306 228 N. Dobblestone (WE) I8 104 1M 30'! 22f. F‘. Tregunno (H) .. 9'1 lll 99 307 229 D. Humphrey (M) 04 103 102 309 231 D. Mavor (ED) . 98 103 110 311 2Z1 D, Gillespie (C) .. .107 107 110 318 2Z2 J. McDonald (C) . 108 109 102 319 24K B. Boyles (C) . 100 104 110 320 224‘ L. Chapman (F) . 106 105 110 321 '11" 2&2 T. Clark (C) .108 114 104 326 2.34 S. McDonald (C) . 112 100 110 328 25.1 3. Mitchell (M) .110 110 106 328' 244 l. Horne (C) .. .112 110 ‘ 10B 330 .334 J. Burchlll (MI) . 10S 110 114 332 251 l. Storer (M!) 117 109 10'! 333 2:35 B. Clark (AV) I 113 119 121 352 356 “amt AL ‘ m Go" --Moncton Golf and Country Club;

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Winner Oi Feature

‘Tennessee Sue, Jimmy Power's smooth pacing mus yesterday chalked up her third straight vit- tory of the season when she cap- tured a straight heat victory in the feature event of the racing card staged at Montague race track. 1t was the only straight heat victory on the fair-class card with the mare being given three great drives by driver Dave Wise- ner as he took her from behind in the stretch in the first heat and then stsved off the challenges o! the other three horses in the next two miles.

Considering the cool weather s good sized crowd of fans witnessed some great finishes throughout the

afternoon with Dudy Budiong and

Bee Budiong staging spectacular duels in the No. 4 Classified before the latter mare driven by Harold Stead was declared the winner.

Lusticia, owned by C. l-l. Chand- ler and ,handled expertly by Aus- tin Tierney was 1 1 2 in the No. 2 Classiﬁed Trot while Willard Kelly drove Lorraine Abbe to vic- tory in the No. 3 Classified Pace.

No. 1 Classified Pace

Lee Brewer, going away on the rail led the field of four horses around to the three quarter pole where Wisener pulled Tennessee sue out to capture the heat with O. U. Volo finishing second, Lee Brewer third, Scotty Budlong fourth, and 'Wait N'See fifth.

Sue made every post s. winning one in taking the second heat with 0. U. Volo again furnishing the competition and the other three horses pretty well bunched back s. couple oblengths. It was the same story in the final heat Sue having too much foot for the rest but 0. U. Volo and scotty Budlong staging a real duel for the runner up spot with Volo get- ting the nod. Wait N’5ee was fourth.

No. 2 Classified Pace

Lusticis trotting s. storm all the way was never headed in the first heat. From the three quarter pole hcme Kelly's Nightmare and Billy Kalmuck both went to drives but the best they could do was togettn within two lengths of the Tierney driven horse. with the Nightmare being second. Billy Kalmuck third and Nell Kolmuck fourth.

In the second Lusticia again was off to front and in a stirring stretch drive headed the Nightmare by a/liead but the latter had re- venge in the third and final heat. As the field swung into the stretch Lusticia took the turn wide and the Nightmare immediately 511p. ped into the pole position and in the race down the stretch headed Lusticia by half a length, M, m, wire.

No. 3 Classified Pace

Lorraine Abbe going sway on the rail was never headed in the lnlilﬁl mile. Just Flicka made her bid in the stretch but couldn't quite‘ catch the pacing leader with Miss Knox and Marjorie Budlong also. moving up fast s. 11min closely packed together.

It was Lorraine all the way lhTOHShout the second mile but

Katz Defeat The. Bobby Soxeﬁgl-Ii

In s girls softball game on the Knights of Columbus diamond last evening. the Katz took an easy verdict from the Bobby Boxers by a score of ill-ll.

They lined up as follows:

Katz: J. Bryenton. B. Coyle, S. McNally, E. McInnis, A. Sentner, P. Keough, K. White. W. Stuil, A. Stewart.

Bobby Boxers: C. McNeili, V. Joseph, P. Crawford. S. McKinnon. S. McNelll, J. Doucette, J. Camp- bell. P. Sentner. J. MacDonald.

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the fans sol’. plenty of thrills ss Just Flicks and Miss Knox stag ed a great duel to the wire witil Wes Knox getting her nose to the front Just at the wire to win second place. Marjorie Budlong was again fourth.

The third heat produced one of the toughest duels, of the day. All through the mile the four horses remained bunched closely and 20 feet from the wire they were the same way but as they paced under it Miss Knox had her head in front with Just Flicka second. Marjorie Budlong fourth and Lorraine Abbe dropping back to fourth.

No. 4 Classified Pace

The fans were provided with an- other upset in the first mile of the race when Bee Budlong paced to the front to win by a length and pay 610.10 at the parl-mutuels. But it was a great heat with sil the horses in contention right to the wire.

Dudy Budlong. taking a new mark of 2.13 1-5 paced home in

mile but there was very little sep- arating the first five horses as they came under the wire but it was Ducly‘s closing drive that copped matters. '

Bee Budlong, going all out from the start snapped the rail from Dudy Budlong right alter the word and led the field right around to the top of the stretch but again Dudy Budlongs closing brush car- ried her to the front to win by a length over the Bee Budlongmare.

Summary

No. 1 Classified

Tennessee‘ Sue (Wisener) ....1 1 1 0. U. Volo (Stead) 2 2 Scotty Budlong (McKenna) 4 4 3

Wait N'See

Gregory) Lee Brewer (Bell)

Time: 2.14, 2.16, 2.18.

The winning horse is owned by _Power Bros, Charlottetown.

No. 2 Classified

Lusticia (Tierney) Kelly's Nightmare (Shaw) Billy Kai-muck (McDonald) .. Nell Kalm-uck (W. Kelly)

Time: 2.18, 2.14 3-5, 2.16.

‘The winning horse is owned by oC. H. chandler. Charlottetown. No. 3 Classified

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Lorraine Abbe (W. Kelly) __ 1 1 4 Miss Knox (Arbing) . . 2 1 Just Flicks. (H. Cudmore) .. 2 3 2 Marjorie Budlong (L. Rank- ine) ., 4 4 3

Time: 2.18 2-5, 2.14 4-5, 2.18.

The winning horse is owned by James McNeil, Kensington.

No. 4 Classified

Dudy Budlong (Stead) Bee Budlong (Ceilings) Donald G. (McNeiil) Quick Lick (C. O'Brien) Valley Long (Lowery) bla Budlonz (McDonald) .. Churchill (G. McIntyre) 6

Time: 2.15. 2.13 4-5. 2.15.

The winning horse is owned by Harold Stead. Buckley.

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house last night o. schedule for a double tournament was drawn-up with play getting underway this evening. The McCourt Challenge Trophy won by Phillips and Larter last year will be up for competi- tion.

It was decided the competition would be a round-robin one and that the matches will be 50 points. The first three teams will meet in a playoff series of the best two out of three games. The final ser.es will be the best three out of five.

The schedule of play is as fol- lows:

l) p.m.—.A. Martin and J. M: Court vs. R. MloDougall and N’. Whitlock.

8.15 pm-L. Phillips and R. Larter vs. G. Francis and J. Buute.

'l p.m.—E. Goss and E. McCoult vs. G. Gallant and J. Davey.

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Kavola Wins Free-For-lill l

8'1‘. STEPHEN. N. 3.. July ‘I — (OP) — Horses from all three Maritime Provinces competed to- day in the opening program of s two-day meet as the southern New Brunswick harness racing circuit

P. C. MdCormacs Kavola from Charlottetown came second in time first heat of the Junior free-for- all but then captured the next two heats to win the event. ‘The time of 2.11 was the best of the day. swung into action.

The 2.27 trot and pace went to Starlight Direct, of Gsgetown, N. IB., in straight heats, and Bright Spot, of Sussex, N. B., also had a clear win in the 2.16 Trot and Pace.

Summary

l Junior Free-l-‘or-All Kavolo (Hennessey) Worthy Ermine (Barnes) Delilah B (Walker) Oyclonic (Vickers, Hood) Time 2.14, 2.13 2-5, 2.11. The winning horse is owned by P. C. McCormac, Charlottetown. 2.27 Trot and Pace

Starlight Direct (Jardine) 1 1 1 Scotty McKsne (Weir) . 22 3 Connie Clegg (Hennessey) 3'3 6 Dorothy Hal (Walker) ........ .. 4 4 4 Virginia. Kalmuck (Savage) 5 6 2 little Miss Chief (Collier) 6 b 2 Beryl Brooke (Long) ............ .. '1 'l ‘l

Time? 2.19, 2.20, 2.17.

The winning horse is owned by 1;. W. S. Alilnghsm, Gagetown, N. ' us not and Pace

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Bright Spot (F. Carr) .......... .. 1 Colonel Dan (MacDonald) .. Yankee Girl (Barnett) Graham Rexworthy gille) Silent Grattsn (Armstrong) Sunnymede (Weir) Time!‘ 2.13 2-5. 2.13 2-5, 2.15. The winning horse is owned by the Goodwill Stables, Sussex, N. B.

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