ocrgpgiz 1o. 1942

ins CHARLOTTEIOWN GUARDIAN

DOWN

BACK STRETCH

Willard MacDonald, proprietor of All horsemen are invited a ' the Summerside race track, has be very welcome 5L the filfimfifil turned it over to the Bummerside and meeting. Tickels {or me Wm Rod Cross for a race meet on Mon- quet are moderately priced, day afternoon, (Thanksgiving) Oct- .__. ober 12th. All the receipts from We have had a couple of letters gale and Brand stand will go to from our good friend E. LeRoi the Red Cross and it is expected Willis of Westfield, N. B and a that quite a sum of money will be copy oi’ the Franklin Journal from realized. A 500d list of horses is Farmington, Maine, sent us by G, lined up for the occasion as s glance Milton Hatch, grand old man of at the entries elsewhere on this harness horse journali m in the

Beazley Says WZIISOII and He’s Undecided Egan g9 [g About Enlisting Rgfl wings

Entries For Close Competition Is Summerside Feature of Annual Field Races Monday ‘Day At St. Danstans

l"‘i‘i<i"“i‘§' "may i’ fir: The b". a r» - - iunm r. e ce a g pa- wr n up, par cu arly ti p; x ' '_ __ _

n n‘? Kitc- " ~ mil’ m‘ w“ " “iisi- Hatizhnxigfluifififtsima Wait Mr- Bebe McElivyn 2.101,; field day which was emblem 1 James iilssim the awry-book career or Jonnrw Wings announced today the pur- we are indebted to our fr‘ d in u“ e 0 get the breed- ' yesterday afternoon. 2 He Q8323, Beaziey. the 13-year-old Nashville chase to; 325.000 m deyencemm, an g of te Fox 2.11 1-4. that No. 2 Ciassitiedz- A J McAdam, all a-round ath- 3 Bill an boy who cl almost overnight pa; Egan and fomard “any WM.

lfrom obscuigilty 12s; medlocrg busn- eaguer to _or ' ries star om. ‘ 1 b -

"u: =11 like a crew-bu» a ftfafiitfoiiaiuiiiikfifniiiiiiid "m" dam“ m“ m“ *"° Jiimmb’ Wii° Adams said he received yvord suddenly found hunself famous this from ma“); Cam“ National Mam“. week “w! Plwmnl 3V wil“ 93m‘ president, that Detroit's offer for

James L. Read, Truro, for a very raced so well in the Maritlmes. i-ie . . . _ imam-Sling letter re the Truro race is by Pal O‘Mine. a Maine bred so“ of me dlsbdnded gloomy“ Am mcet oi which the following are ex- stallion. but the dam has not been tracts . ‘Because of scant ad- definitely established.

vcrlising and a heavy rain which occurred the day previous the at-

lete, won the highest munlber of Distance — 156 ft. 4 in. points in the senior events with l. Senior Stiuidlnl 37°"! - total 0i’ 24. Alban Callaghan was l boo Kenny

the highest pOlnt winner among the 2 John Mlrray

junior competitors, 3 Louis Devereaux

John Murray was the runner up Di-Slance - 8 ft. 7 in.

Raymond Budlong 2.13 Paulabbe 2.l1

Scotiy Watson 2.11% Lucky Guy 2.17

Rubv Volo 2.14%

Gridiron warriors season's battles this the Si. Dunstan},

start zlilrrr. r01‘.

We meant to do it but forgotfi "THFYOF

t d t th _ _ . y _ 3 C| gm ;_ __ inals to two dramatic victories ovcr a H -,» .. .. s -Fi‘l¥“3i°i 5m riré.'°‘ifowitzi.““ti'r tilts‘? i‘?lt‘i“s't.iféii“ifn'fill°clfiiri Lib initial it’. ‘ktfktincstmtit F3325: Wiitinmtlilitifi?“ irgegrrggg, , ,, W. ,, iii“$335111?iéléifiliiiaiir3%?fifiiir»i:‘1i;.:l5ti“ "W rvindy and cool. With Dudey Patch o! the Course. W J. Brown, for the Hilda Budlong 2.11% among the point winners in the 2 Eldon Green auwgrabkhseefeiigpetfie moNasckilvmz ibelgeylgrghakd bids for four available . _ ' .;,_|I.l Lllxttrintl.

Winnie Scott 2.13%’: Kcllvs Night-mare Miss Belle Aubrey

Wiiiidiiiwh from the Free For All efficient way they handled matters

Junior events. only three stmters were left. vie- in connection with Old Home week

McAdam first place m u“ The game should be a rugged e

youngster. Just another guy named counter from star: :0 flnzsii

v _ h r Johnny a few months ago. will be- Egan t e leagues most penalized

player last ycar. is working in a

Senior Running Broad - i Aloysius Mobellan 2 John Murray 3 A J. MacAda Distance - 18 ft. 2 inches.

100. 220, and 440 yd. events, He was second in the half mile and the hop-step and Jump, and third in the running broad Jump, the mile, and the shot ut

followers will reiinziibcr year these two s crui (’.‘_(llli)lZlUIl c llinf’ the ruvb t .,. . . ilisksd as anyone \ iiiisl . - - .

tor Lee. All Grattan and Tracey and Goodwill Race meals. Fcw teak llniiovcr. Victor was handicapped lie _ihe work required to pay all b=~ being slow lri getting away and purses the evening the events arc All Grnttnn was on his good be- concluded. yet invariably 01d Homo liaviour and won in straight heats Week and

come a stale employee Nov. teaching health and physical ucation to ‘Pcniiessees school chi ren-

I-Iis appointment as field repre-

1- west coast shipyard and is reported ed: to be planning to give ill) hockey. ltl- but Adams said the Dcizoil club

would make cuiithct with iillll for a

The following owners will start horses iii the County Race: M. Mc Arthur. L. Sharpe, A. Jay. F‘. Glover.

m

.. cermnly 0“ Saturday Carl Alt-Dean and others. (iefinite (ivcision Wawwi from ‘hthaTailc-ieymiiflnover 2-2-3. Victor evening 0f QOOdWiiI race meet the T; Callaghan an flflngg tty Jlllflfllibgullgllill B"!!! — sentative in the slate department of sufikawon_ 535k’ L; 19 3mm 01¢ _ V ‘ y L" -< m?» 2-15. 2.14, 2.15. cheques were ready and prank-guy much his own way in the unior l A n alashan education was announced today by __ . Iii fail Seibral of the cic nu horsemen in pQ55Q5SjQn o; their events. Ihe speedy youngster won 2 Mike Hcmleowi’ Gov. Prentice Cooper. rusbrists were hea‘ NO- 1 Clflffiiiicd was a fairly good winnings. first place in the three spirints and 3 James Kane Simultaneously, lseazlcy denied "ii/iv i-iifln 011E o!

brand being played

Distance -— 16 It. 4 inches. illTilJiY with any

Senior High Jump _

reports that he had intended en- iLSl-lnR in the United states

Whirlaway and.

also placed first in the standing

nice although Oakhurs; Queen did ' broad jump, running broad Jump

Six Players

lvlar-

lfli’ fiver thn others quite a bit The . .. i‘ H. - W i 1' , .~ ' 511131" 5am h“ be“ "mch i“ and iii he -5ie d 11m, no 1 Hayden MacDouaall me Corps after the series. He in 1111i W38 quire a c"! iiiillelifiit aOciaiihniirsvilqsqliieelilwnOlii/iizg the ‘uiieiisht recently and d?‘ was secimd ‘in tiltiealIiligl-rjjuiiiryage 2 Ralph Dorsey sole support _of his mother. 1s e "i3, "0111 01d Yelfrails Gmuan and Jun‘, Evans rm n h servedly so. because he has risen “Gd with Mike Hennessev m w) 3 Louis Owens“; -- “v55 misunderstood,» he mm e n 1min bozh teams fie .i.,_ l. my’ Th“, finished m the abgv: iTOmh comparatiyle Obscurity‘ and , yards_ Hem“ _ 5 w mwspapermm,‘ q mink we Map lgieups Llgetencountcr 1220111145 w rue. mimics’ Again today .»a.r- o; be rr-i w» — raise rhinitis...‘ can: |_' |: 1" | - - " H 1'2‘ “'15 was born some six YEEIYSGHQO on a sill-in‘; shfllugltai orenom 2 Alban Callaghan service" I e The Bathe will not under-ind at farm near Aiberton, His ancestry —-——- 1 Jghn Murray Mike Hemeswy In his new lob. Beazley will visit 3 4° Oii 51» Dun-Wills 116W lilu-lus N0. lCliissiiled was‘ a real bang is good. his sire being Sampson NEW YORK .Oct. 9-—(AP)— 3 Frank Q-Keege Height - 4 ft. ‘l inches. elementary and high schools 991d _ _ . _ iin affair and the finishes between Hal 2.02 8-4 by Nritwirflu Direct Wiiii‘i*‘“'i‘l’ “lid A15”- a“ 5mm‘ 3 A J. MacAdam. eflivr Hop Step and Jump — mrimghcm‘ m“ 5m“ "mwrwml ins-a sport followers \vi'l learD

Peter Reainorevnnd Aubrey Dillon 1.59 l-4. Napoleon Direct uvre worth going a long way w free-legged pacer

st O-Brrtn 01d driver Ed‘ goers “w”; for 5m, loiiiusi, stake race on the flat-the

Peicr Roniiioro, Jae

W35 R

that Hie grand

dwviiiu. landed first in the first eral seasons, meeting and deioni-

LlllUi‘ iivo clashes, hook up 8.88111 W-

lllul'l'f)\v in the American turi's

tuo and quarter miles of the $25.-

Distsince — 30 feet. Junior Shot Put _

l Joseph Mahar-

2 Mike Hcmiessey

Aloysius Mcbellan 2 A. J MacAdam 3 John Murray Distance — 35 ft. 5 in

health programs.

“Ycuhs Beazlev seems ideally fitted for the Job l have in mind,” Said Governor Cooper. "I have told

The Brighton horseshoe tourna- ment will gm down t0 the over the “'(’(’K—L‘Ild when six p. will brittle it out for the i":

with im-urct of the Llelilil iii llObDlZhi )'L‘Sl/+3l‘(i&i)' &l'."l'll(.1')ll oi Spuruclfii ‘Dulchy’ Diamond former known nihlcic, ultbl‘ only ‘ii

mid tmm may‘; b L M ..-_ I - n m b ‘ .> y u .. _ U00 ndcul New York Handicap at _ . . J ‘ H S‘ d 3km __ him of its ‘duties’ and he has accept- ,, . i . . . . ; ‘ Dillon his v;::°;;;::.‘.: ‘infi§ii‘.liii'2f.‘“;‘ xisirr. m, - b... scars. Perri... 2i.....:'"¢.n:zn:: " n, us; . . . . ‘ ‘ - . i l w - her " ' i - ‘ ‘ ‘ ., Bonnie Scot; was 4-4-3. The Baker year-old, being cediled at the ciid nanlidmlo‘; um w“ o‘ Stamina. as Football Pass — 2 Mike I-Ienhessey things are happening to "m" d2‘? tournament Will pet underway n: "Dutchy as he was fa

3 Eldan GY€€Y1

2:15 with Earle McC0urt and Roy

known ivas a well known

8-3-4. Time, 2.16, 2.16, 2.15 l-2 of the season with winnings -f .. ~ lJohn Murray l . .. - _. $7,599.98 and a record of 2.04 1:2. ‘firm “lsmbewegbsgatielf gfélgfioxgilerélf 2 Roderick MacDougall Distance - 35 fth §Ifi§daJ£iQjnfe‘_i.' I guess In wake “D Sheppard being regarded as uo- Island flli1l6IlC5 buck aru‘ Ne. 3 Classified was only I fair He also raced well as a fOUy and 1 Dwnsynd B_ Mam!“ Boungbroke_ 3 Hayden MacDougall Senior 220 Yard Das - Amer the series Johnny came favorites to incet the defs-iirllng years ago . Baseball and

"C0- Thc first 1191i! Sinsln‘ Sam five-year-Cld "mi i" "i? (‘lid “f hi‘ aie under the wire ahead of either

did nOt leave very well but in the five-year-old career

had

low? "

second and third heats he was well his record to 2.02 3-4 flnrl incrrnis- Wm more sufpfisujg than me one

up and took

the pole when he

wanted to. This was the first Op-

portunity I have had of seein Horsemen will mncmber that he in the series that has developed into Diwked the bis War memorial build- . .

singiir Sam race and r uked emf was imported hcrc by George H the tiiils No. 1 rivaliy. hanging it Junior 440 yd. Dash — 3 315°“ 5mm lhs- I I-"nlnmiimiyifii dill“ “W1 w w“? He is nice lnokinu and a nice galt- Buntain and that he went a rcziily on Warren Wright's ace by a whis- 1 Alban Callaghan ThYW-i? B°d m!" - ,3!‘ 171B Sh!’ YOUHR athlete gulped as 25% has been placed in effect and 1mm wgtmiihregiflarhfand 09m“ cd piiocr. New Glasgow i5 putting Wand T1109 in that celebrated F‘ cc ktr in the Narranizansett match 2 Mike Hennessey 1 L eiieaux and H. O 0i- hefaced the cheering crowds, present indications ai-f: that this 1E1 [fit a?) Lien“ o‘, PfbFxc-a on m“? races on Monday‘ I hear. m. A“ at the Provincial Exhibmon mg,‘ wmmway_ however’ evened 3 James KM“, 2 E. Cameron and W Murray Id a lot rather pitch than face objective will be easily achieved e ‘g 15L 55931411 8W1» time

with $200. piirsz-s ench and if the 0f 1934 WiiiCh “"15 W°ii

ed his earnings to $10,789.

by Tnll

that turned over the applecart. Alsab turned in the first victory

iii-utters last Saturday when he led

Distance — 1Z3 ft. 4m.

‘<1 Whiriv UI‘ Alsab it'll be an upset Scalar 440 Dash —

l A.J. MacAdam 2 Louis Dcvereaux 3 Aeneas Maoliinien Time — 5B sec.

Time - 61 sec.

weather is good we ‘vm no doum Gare second money going (o Guy Mrs. Albert Ssbalhs game little colt Baseball Throw —

have

8

an “em m harness racing which Kelly in a shipment of 110F505 fro

aria. *:ii.~v“:::;i; ere... 1.2.- iltfilésfi at l: §W“"“M‘":s%°“g“‘l. R1 t is“ assists s; ‘in fcrcd in during the present season m3 sire‘ Peter voio Z02’ by PM” be content with third. Assignment Dc,5f.‘y°“§:§ a Be a‘ a p 1 Leo Corcoran help to offset to some ‘extent the meiii-S 0f Agriculture of an out- §‘;§al§§"e§;11_rf§§‘figg%e;‘11°€,l_k§*é"‘@d“§

an excellent afternoon's

port."

The Montreal Star of the 6th hns

the Tramp 2.02 1-2. Sampson Hril was p ac in the stud here xi fcw years after and a mare cahed Haste. brought here by McNeill nrid

1 O

win 51mg m g1 Pvr F0 A“ _ the Great 2.07 1-4. The dam of day M Rgceuelfi pnerek with P2218‘, Peter Volo was Nervolo Bellc bv

, , . - , . . Junior 100 yd. Dash — _ _ n. _ , _ _ . iiéi"ie‘r““i°i.f:éi.iiain:.?:'..”“**:’" iliiiié°r1iii'epiiéi”szt Lilli. “is? w" @..:.i":*.*..":.l:? ‘was: 1 w’ Mi" "lMn-nt scsrssilizizrasznrlz“; sit; lsifiiltlmoiir? §i§§n5i>°dJff~i-‘i°§' °'“"' - - - - been .. i t i i on as - . i ‘a '~,L~ - H?“ 1' b‘. Hcnnessiy med one“ c e number oi tarn ‘- l: '> i d h distribuild z: r. i‘ FBAIOOA‘ l "Dmchim has 9355*“ °ii 119W bu‘ =en o stad Craig of KlnS- “'- \ “iii Pick iii) 3° i0 i“? Si‘ 5 2 Desmend purge 2 A J MscAdam Crop of excepugliigl “ytfvmgilggeilig previous Wax? “@132” ifmirewln a; in his last grcut taht he fklllbllf

ston Ontario. with

iris Bert Patch. winner o —-~———-— - _ 27 _ . , . _ Hamburg Grand Derby itigiggy heilfdigy play their ‘Dfigt. As is West Expects Mlllepvgymiék-sharkw “gallium” '_ dlgaojrg angisafixint of dairlnxit proé égségltfigndtlléoliiivéndfiigpids wege suc- ggddkiffliiagdséfil lllfghiixiligg°~hifilyé>iiiai§g ' ‘we Inown one o t e reasons " ii D5,, i l Freshmen ' , e “'55 "iii. ‘aim . " - __' Y 9m “Piwn ‘. Y, "'

chestnut Bars’ whose owner i‘ 3mg!“ Sam got nowhere “my ,1,“ Biggest Crowds g liléglggnrxgig ad 2 scphomores agara Tsggisfigctotvlaleggl duilnltz the igfotchicks land boner’ nutritional fifglfiiuriimljolsénézalniésehafl-vulaggerébi 13,3 J J Macpherson of Camp season is because of his hesimnry Time 9 Min T||g.().wm- __ altbér has lfingufi °ge$t:“‘n}m_y mmkmifi Iiiiiiilidliltxd early afternoon *- - - I

lbellton. N. B._ travelled 800 miles i“ gm“? away Wm‘ omc" l‘°"-“‘s- —_—— AP) w-m Green Race i Frfliimeii of dairy caiile herds aTheU been izrcgtcr Fzzilllilllxjinl/O tllcsult- cilms i ' ' ' for this Free For All. Among other lThis pa“ or his 19“‘i’°1"‘““‘“i- 15 Yo???‘ .00‘ 9-(01 1‘snln 1 Hayden MacDougall Officials - situation in r951)“; u] duiré Qrg- crs and assistance in Ifilgfillino “C- speaking °r the DO-“iwiied COR!“ features of the afternoon's sport ‘merited from Nflv°i° m5 G"“'“' $"““““‘ Cm Puma “Em ‘,5’. f1 f z John Mnclsnac Starters: F P Aylward and Bill dumon is indicated bv a 19 2r»; m. meat shortage that mav occiir “Iii LOU“ 59m B“ Oil/lea"- “YS in will be a race between Lee Brewer Grand sire‘) Several .““°"‘m5 had "Gil-mi: “,}‘?,,§-“°§;e‘ g1‘; esiw fimwfi. 3 Ferdinand Fflllflliel‘ McGuigsn crease in creamerv butter and ap- quality this province leads all of pa"? Nomi-iii 119-5 been hfiiiirii Of ‘i ‘e-"Saim" o" American triwksanizri bee“ made m m“ hm‘ Mi" 5"" T‘)? the turnstiles “m mmqr- Mile Run Timer: Rev Walter Mwuiafln proximately 501;. increase in cheese Canada. havirisr about sent of sale- "We °i the COXiH-loiiis iikhl slim‘- Giittrm Hcnle 2nd. 5°“ P1191‘ i0 W5 but as for ca we “Pimm i my Track Mae-fer _ Linus Rbsslter roaumoxk “we Doum C1 1 - » math. They are back at their arm» y Two other N“ e yombau “limes 1n the Unmd 1 men Min-r i p v assfied as milk fed. , I clamps wil complete the card know witrioui suocess‘ L“? ‘vim?! giafe 2 LOllis mveresnx Announcer: Frank A. Brennan. chores while all the close-in FCYHKUB Charles OBrien. who acquired him r Cheese Competition Ens and Poultry have forzotten all about the inci-

a view of hav-

which ousht to prove the event of iiie rrason for lhose Who follow the Tiflfitefs and pricey-g,

Right here is where the laws of

for a small sum of moncy ‘he pre- vious year. race him on the ice iii

home by a length in the two miles oi the Jockey Club Gold Cup at Belmont _

In between the two races. Boling- broke whipped Whirly in the Man- iliillllll Handicap with the aid of

oi u Blililts for tomorrows handicap uivs Alsab a two-pound blRilEl‘ ad-

llll. Bolliiubroke gets in with 116.

5. Sixty thousand fans are expected to Sit iii on the USO-Buckeye en- gzaiilcmeiit zit Columbus with another

1 John Murray 2 Frank Okcefo 3 Patrick Sharkey Distance - 267 ft, Girl. Senior- 100 yd. Dash I A J MacAdam

Time -- 10.3 sec

Time - l1 sec.

3 A J MscAdam

1 A J . McAdam

a Ralph Dorse

3 Aloysius Mc ellan

Junior 220 Yard Dash —

l Alban Callaghan

and Mike l-Iennessey

3 R. Cyr. and K. MacDonald Wheelbarrow Race —

1 P. Sharkey and H O'Shea

2 R. Dorsey and F. MacDonald

3 L. Oorcorari and P. Hammill Backward Rams -

1 Louis Deveieaux

2 Walter Murray

2 John Murray r 3 Frank Burgo

3 Louis Devereaux.

home to Nashville. In the Space o1’ a few hours. he served as tempor- ary Bovernor, became a colonel on the governor's staff and was lion- izlcd at a city-wide reception that

a mob like that." nervously.

FARM PROSPECTS

(Continued from _p_age l)

he whispered

reduction ir. yield per acre to which reference has already been made.

maintaining the flow of milk.

Some dissatisfaction has been

voiced by cheese producers as a re-

champion in the rest on of seven gairies for the title.

Following are ini» players lcft in the running: E. NIcCourr, E, veg. scy. L. Shepilflfd, R. Wakeiin, J. McCourt, D. Howatt,

Farmers have responded splendidly to the National demands for an 1n- creased sheep and wool DrOdilCllOh.

In poultry husbandry a remark- able development has taken place not only in volume but in duality as well. The Industry is how excep- lionallv well organized and farmers

standing nature During the year expansion took place in Chick

centred in CHIJOIllZIIUZ arid from 1m

The heaviest season in egiz pro- duction is beuig experienced and in

were his strong points and ~ ulafly iii baseball “iii-re iii",- clown first base fan.» wil! LilnLIllVL remember" the mighty pa: he L0 meld.

id iv used I U

o o

he swDDeU. up to the plate. u - . u

In hockey. "Dutchy" will be pa»; ticularly remembered for the tun he stepped into the nets agains St. John Granitcs the time the Abegweiis gave the amateur world champions the battle of their live; at S‘. John. "Dutchy" turned

wearing the livciy of the Abflmcifi

the some dauiiilcss cournpe that

dent

coco

Secretary of War Stimson neve1

\

m“ "‘“‘“'“°°5 he“ by ‘he Vi-‘imili ‘i0 coo t South B nu for the intcr- C ' ' T‘ ' Driving Qiubv smgm- sa ‘I 1.: . n c - d G Mm of conlpetitl f U c _ mm connect“, t me is really told wliv he callczi of! the trmaiiesiiltfif ltihethcuxlitlaiigqitlentt t“ 1°“ of speed and mag iififriio§gircchlgsd1mgetgnedn thimxsliiihg l ada cheese cominzxxlnow ti? Miirri- doilbl 0f the Xliire-grglihentre DOilillgXol hm“; H9 50mm wmoiiiiii! 51139 ‘ s y e n s a“ friends, so his iraining at the number at Evan-Sm“ 1°’ the cm“? time; 1mm provinces ma; an mo- which this province occupies in was“ W0 “"0"- Yoii ""1 be! Ofl

that. Perhaps the writers know now

vincially bonusecl and as a result Canada in respect to em aualiiy- H T, O fr?!’

the market levels in the Maritimes 1'41? Grading SliltlfillS have contrib- have been held down w n“ extent, utcd to a large extent to the suc- producers feel is not iusiiilcd by C055 H? Douii/TS-fkilsllli! and the co- conditions. With an ample supply operation oi both business and co- rgogg the operative agencies is to com-

8i?‘$2.32ili5°';2$.-'?¥Li‘§°‘§?"Quit? gggyggrwwr track ihkhflm Park. szilom. N.H.. has rut ' its purses from $800.00 to $400.00 n; part of iin effort to complete