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New Member of Golf Club: I feel and 225 yard final. , mme _who are old aeq,,,,,nte_nces . < .

~lnatIcould boot Bobby Jones ougin. 'rho Lolreside team won the Wm also be hm '

Old Member: W_hatl Have you_ championship team trophy, wir_ln~ Qethe ladies lest year., penn,” ‘ | bum” B°bby “mn” hem", "m3 W” the M°"`YW°°4` Lak” sta.rs»M.rs. Beer and Miss Ryhert ' e 'Wm'

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Roland Langtin of Montreal who

(Canadian Press) ‘ 1 1 5 ’

YARMOUTH, N. s., July as- :£13 ° th "'“k'"g play'

Gord-an Poole, Montreal swimmer h I t and form" olympw hspkmt was C a.res_Pe ers, who teamed so high individual scorer at the Prov- mcm .mnmmg ohunplommn on §_a_.:t year and defeated LeRoy Ren- M"“""'°°" W” °°d”' Pmng “P Bon ner-nlu-d of Montreal who 27 1'! mmm 1°' the Lakeside early this season defeated Lhngtln swimming Club' -. Douglas Grant of Halifax who

Billy oonh, vrrmouur intenohol- ke, , ,H J, b d I tm “tic °°°» by .li mmu' “kms five flops: l2:rL7ennan grid genie tzawid mst’ and leading th’ Lakeside the Halifax County Toumament

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'173‘1°'y' P°°l° mm tm 100 yard ‘ree doubles in the event of Piers not

team to victory in the 200 yard re He team Wm, Ha, no

style, 50 yard back sl/roke, 100 yard getting he,.e_ “em '“`°“°- 5° YW b'*”* °*"°k° w. Lenny Rennie and J. c.

derthes Desin ofday Messrs- M- A- M°Kin“°n and -7- A- ln the singles and England smashed

' ` 391115183’ B IWW bHCk§1'0UIld iS be- through for two victories that fore-

I G H T ins erected which will considerably cast, simultaneously, the end oi

~ improve light _ conditions on the Fra

Mancha,-d 1|- 15 _zoo f courts.. Among the many players British triumph since 1912.

" The average; of players taking w I N R from other Provinces who have sig- Cochet, the dapper little French-

part ln less than four games is as nified their intention of being man who was regarded only two lollows: Pc ~ present- for the tournament art: years ago as the world’s premier

fore Perry And Austin.

W 34 gam”_ suwart nanny 1.110 chBl'707.t6t0WD Tenn!! Club e

nning in straiznt sets, e-4.' 'r-e, ':nn1_‘::_“;;i_;;'f:__;:_1_°P_:;;1;_e___;°; til: ny Melvin wniieieoiher, -scores or s-io, s-4,1:-e,a-e,e-1. W0,,.,,(n°mmIE;°sP"_ff,§y ze . g . . _

Auccleted Press stair writer. G |,, 2-0 ' ‘ " ' " _ 'r 2.091/-rr. 1'. rulion. stewluoire. N. s.

_ ____.___.__ AW- 7- TM Ulllbhca-H b°l~Bli 01’ AUTEU1L_ `1=~,-ance July 2g__`(A_ 8 Lead 7-__;“didl_1§_5 afiiiantvaield 01 55 ;;’__f1' 3_ p:::'pawe;, 2,12_ny_ noon; Metntyro, Charlottetown,

having courts whic compare fav- |_=_)_Th pf h De Le 0 t 0 CU H1- 0 °°\lrl€ B- W... ... ... ... ......... o.. ...r.....“.z..°'”“...l.§:”°‘:.‘“‘:.:;‘.:.‘1°°f.“”:. °' v» -~ °- -- ---»--»-'

kilful su rvi o with the defeat of Hemi C____he_ I __o__5_l;u_ Ni_____n\1Hn:1w ;:';‘;__ 1; Halifax. today won the women‘s golf

" " ch nshi fN Sotla.H

amplo p o ova c er ,_

re of 176 gave the Halifax player 223 TR0T_PUR`=F‘ $`m'00 5”"-“>l’°k° “WSL” 0"" ‘he fun' l l-.x.:i.;.\_ 2.16-George Merneyre. Montague. P. ls. r.

r-up, Miss Dorothy Holmes, of 2. Bellini Scott, 2.09% (Heat record 2.09!/il-Wm. McKay, Kensington

Davis Cup play, by scores of 8-

nce's six-year reign and the first

nel. .

Need to Win All Three

player, went down before the power house attack of Fred Perry, 24-year- old top-ranking British star, and with him toppled the slim French

es of sustaining their hold on

intemational trophy.

Germantown in 1927 and success-

91° win all three of the remaining

matches. The defenders only have

- Perry Falnis

Perry fainted from fatigue ln the

droning room afterwards, but there

t Briton trounced the great Coc

het in the fifth set of an otherwise

hard-fought match, decided by ,age ever Ausum

-M A R | '|' | M Ellow THEY STAND

W lin to stop Perry in the iingles Sun-

INTERNATIONAL LEAG UE

Lllst P.C 48

3'i sco

6-4, 6-0, England thus gained a 2-0; 8 lead and now needs only one more ne match to clinch the series and take_ the historic, cup across the chan-i

France, in order to keep the tro- els

phy won from the United States ati an

fully defended five times by her m famous "musketeers,” would have tol ho,

_ Wl°nsivovaSco;ia r _ , --re 1 . -r _ l ses e I _ - . _ _

_Junior Tennis A France ,S Slx Year Entnes New Annan Races

Cliff? Wodnosdoy Aug. 2nd 1933

MTINull....._..L..°__._._._iNlE|iincur ° 0 T “wills is viii is E lsllills Mm vizfflld if/Edrserlsrlldlnir mil $85* iN PU1€§E§...P.§f§°~

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§;,;‘g_°,_;}_°1°,m"-.°_,_'__§,__g,f Clierlcltefciyri C1111: England’s Tennis Stars Smash Mrs. V. s. Godfrey, of ovin

, Making Big Prepar t _ _ , _ . _

u;;1nnwame::;'n;n th:;ew;e1°ke: ations For Annual Ashburn PM Alone, 214-Oliver Rudderham, Pt Edward, C B.

P' 'G' . __ » '¢ W econ ru'n ‘-3-le me 'es aiard.

,__ 1.0,. M vm ydioeded yesterday md wed- Me_et__ Cochet M e rl In F Be_ Chl_;\;lpi:l\17S<lJ_iI;_€ ll S -1, B i o no , 2.10, wr nyu sloni , rr if

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Truro, n former Maritime titllst.

Cards 90

After' cardlng 96 for yesterdays hteell holes, Mrs. Godfrey was in d out today in 90. Mrs. Holmes

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FREE FOR ALL TROT AND

Volo Bloc, 2.04-James Power, Charlottetown

Heather Bell, 1.10%-Brent Mclnnls, Charlottetown. Darkey Grsttan, 2.05-ll. T. Fulton, Stowiacko, N. S. King Spruce, 2.11%-W. W. Baker, Dartmouth, N. S. Lucky Lindy, 211’/g-Vi ellington McNeill, Charlottetown.

l.1l 'lI»0T-PURSE $200.00

Golden, 2:1)-L0. Col. D. A. MacKinnon, Charlottetown. Hi h Toby, 213%-H T Fulton, Stewiacko, N. S.

lor-ng-1

King Frisco, 2.13%-W. B. McArthur, Kensington. Frank J. Ortolan, 2.13-Capt. Sampson Grady, Summerside. Addie McGraw, 2.l0!Q-Raymond do McNeill, Charlottetown.

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? P. E. I. ‘ 3. rhrie, z.zo_noneri Humphrey, Konelnlnon, P. E. I.,

Peier S, 2.16%-Frank MoAlduff, Alherion, P. E. I. Peggy Longsct-Frank Cnllbock, Sherbrooke, P. E. l.

.- ej~:_>:~z:af.vv,;

_ turned in 5 92 t°day_ _two strokes . Jollysvt, 2.lll‘§--F. C. Bennett, Dlumy River, P, E. l

es of medal play.

ore than her score in the first 18

Miss K. Ladd, of Y8.l'm0\1th, had

,a score of 90 for today's round.

a fair chance to pull out the doub-_f mo in u from sixth ,Bee mee

V K U P

les tomorrow, with the veteran Jac- 1 third posmo,,_ Wm., B tote, were of ques Bmgmm and Jean B°r°"°' mi 185. Five strokes behind her was g°°d ‘°"f‘- b“* “° °“° ""7’f’°"° Mer' ` the defending ohornpion, Mrs. s. E

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-lhlln lllacilonuld, bcuthport, P. E. I.

2.26 PACE-PURSE $200.00

~l?$"P“i"!"

Mac Volo, 2.13%-0’Brien Stables, Albcrton, P. E. I.

Blngara, Todd, 2.22-Arthur Jay, Borden, P. E. I. Barvonetie-ll. T. Fulton, Upper Sicivliicko, N. S. Calumet City "I3"-H T Fulton, Upper Stewie:-ke. \'. ~1.

Goodwin, of Gcrsebrook Club, Hall- _ . ~- .2 - -

rcat-Frank Melia East Rovultv P. E. I

day nor Cochet to have and advan-, ,ex who tamed in 190 for me 35

I holes.

Lowest Team Score

I Well ins

,,kN°,'t' ,:V‘f”’”°" N°' b“" 1'” fe" °‘4““d~ “WF °““”- °f “‘° M°_‘_"'>"< or ottawa and Mrs. Woodbury and ' 49 ° ° °'°' ,"°°‘ *°“"‘- W” ’*“"d Wh *"‘”"" Miss Curry and Miss Fay Mui-toil 1" Toronto do as fear V the Icweet net wre-

' d 8.1 lth tot I 14 1-2 ,

|!irurd's Llnimeut for Chappel skin, pgmuxorer W .I gl _D ' _ ,ztmnsluafésgnntd Miss Doreen Beck il:Ell|:)If§.1;;)l.x1e Z

-P--iam? _ _ _ Members of the Charlottetown L-,modlon rr-ess) Albany

_l r 1'" , /

9 __. a ngaence ne. r. ~ ' -

5 - ,~ hopes of bringing the association

f , 1, Z" l\__ Hutcheson is one of our outstaud- em lee time east from the Royal on L0

. Club are delighted to seo that Mr.

` c. lr. Hutcheson is with us after

T lo bs in Mo tr al M

mlved It the Charlottetown Driv

_ at ine ti-ouhle wosi It wasl `7 "

ins Pv-rk track with slr heed ln- -simply o bridle with shadow roll

cluding Lucky Lindy 2-12. Helen D. attachment! This caused him to be '

2-1° 1-4. Because 2-12 1-4. Blneore uncertain in his str-ide. ns remov-

T°dd 120. Addie McGraw 2.10 1-2. ai Thursday acted like msgid and

Eilver Doctor and will likely have he went out and stepped the last . '

Incl-her. laahyset. 1, ‘

LB-St week John McDonald, Southport, sold his promising trot- » ter. nebysoz. to well Moneill. 'rnls I lime lad was world uioel r `

. now, you would hardly guess

alf of s mile in 1.02 9-5, last a

rter in 30 3-ll secs. Will 2.10 . __

1 at h _ A, ,,e|e¢e,| yreee) 550 yard course but the wealthy cmc,m,,_m

sEABru<sH'r, N. J., July 2a_Blg Weehlrlsfvnleu had enwsh MY- Brooklyn

'rom und .moz llanper one build.1_1u-ans shields of New York, Am-, ‘HY PW" *D last- in

g a. pavilion at the Oharlotiofown 0rica.'s f‘1fth-ranking tennis star,

60 56 .517 56 56 .500

i Buffalo . 53 59 .473

50 .

housie, Ont., July 28-Maritime AMERICAN LEAGUE

st P.C.

35 .624

47 47 .500 48 50

46 50 .

aa cn wit-

452

lenge R. Ingraham, made in the '354

last teiw yards, P. L. Brower, of the NAUQNAL LEAGUE

Potomac Boating Club, Washing- _ ton, D. c., crossed the finish une New York W0" Mei F-0- o. length ahold of the saint John C,,,,,,,g,, _zxzrjix gg gg -6°” sculler in eight minutes and five Pittsburgh ,,,_.,,, 52 43 '

seconds. lngraham battled Brower St. Louis all the way dovm the mile and B°sf'°“ ' ----------~

49 45 .5 21 47 48 .495

Philadelphia 40 52 .

61 450

HENLEY Cog-Rs-E_ Port DHL, J€l‘S€y GUY --...... 67 -385'

.645 I

.490 , F 479 1

P a to

. The trophy for lowest team score

t to the four players represent- the Ashburn Club, whose com-

bined scores totalled 754. Miss Ber- ‘ nloe Hales of Ken-Wo Club and ¢ Miss Lynch of Digby tied at 148 for

100/-ll FIREMEN RETURN FRUM REIJERICTDN

The Charlottetown firemen who artlclpated in the firemen's urllament at Fredericton this

week returned home last evening

552 iwit/h the unanimous opinion that; 547 _"lt was a. great trip." When the

boys came ln on the late train from Borden, s. false alarm was

D. Wallace, of Halifax Jubilee's

435

41 55 _427 rung for ward 5, and the trophy* 37 53 .411

the hose reel race was borne ini

triumph through the streets on the!

emblematicv of the championship*

.- 95°?

Rico-Power Bros , Charlottetown, I’ E I

11. Lucky B-Parker McKenzie, Truro, N S

12. August Queen-C N McKenzie, Truro N S

13. AL B. Jr --George F Smith Cape Traverse, P E I 14. Johnny Miles, 2.19%-Lt. Col. D. A. MacKinnon, Charlollc-lmvn, I‘.E.l. 15. E Watson-Peter McMahon, Kensington, P. E. I.

16. Silver Doctor-Roy Macdonald, Albany, P. E. I.

Races are to be conducted on the three heat plan. Every heat

hrlller. The fastest horses on P. E. Island and many from the lllnlnloni will strive their utmost for positions. It is erqpeeted the track recor (Marjorie M., 2.09%), will bc broken Again this year.

The kcencst kind of racing is looked for in each of flu- 'fl ul <i.f~r-s

SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS

"Never a dull moment" is the watohword. Holman‘s Niechanim

Sound System “dll supply medleys of sweet music and amplify all an- nouncements. Wlll Harvey of Ellerslia and Robert Weeks of Hlghilele ‘will provide violin music. Mr. Weeks will give an exhibition of thi manly and ancient art of stepdancing.

Ten por cent of receipts of Midway Cnnr-.~=».i l \~.~‘¥’ lv- ilcwilcd to

P. C. Hospital.

BOXING

There will he ilrri e J! round boxing bouts (3 min. rounds each) which

promise to be,slzrm bzmg affairs from the sound of the gong-viz. Rem (Kid) Leblanc. Port Elgin, vs. Jimmie lllclnnis of Cirarloilctown (118 lbs.), K. 0. Hurry, Charlottetown, vs. You ng Delaney, Frcelowil, P. E. I., and Boston (145 llls.l, and Benny Binnls, Clmrlotlctcwn, vs. l5i'r‘.lf- (Phil Som) Summerside. Those bouts alone ought to he worth more l'~¢\n the price of admission. Other attractions not down on the program.

The Grand Stand has been thoroughly overhauled and repaired

- If day proves unfavorable races will be hold next fine day fnlloiving. Buy grill tickets at Gates. None others are good for mlinlsslnn. Cars parked ifree. No cars nllowcil inside racing circle. The association aovumel M responsibility for nrcldent, loss or damage during this meeting.

General Admission 50:1. Children 2.5c. Children under 8 NM! flee

' J. PENDERGAST, Secretary.

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May Tell, 2.16%,-James I-lennossey, River Hebert, N. S. _,__ Barbara Martin, 2.195./1-Power Bros., Charlottetown, P. IH l _,l liiddy Aubrey-Austin Ramsay, Conway, P. E. I. l Capt. Copw-Dr. Frzmk llowrii-ss, Kensington, P. E, 1. ~

Mr. Henley, 2.19%-Alex. McI’herson, Charlottetown, I‘. lj. 7. _‘F

wlnnio winklo, 2.13!/.-o'rrr|on siunios, min-non, r-. ii. r. ‘

Winnipeg Boy, 2.151%-0’BrEen Stables, Alherfon, P. E, I, 1. »

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Real G Y. . .. . Miss Kussussle-G. Blondon Thomas, Northam, P. E. ` ,_ La. . . . .

mms,

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¢rl.ine'r-Al-'bi th of _

118. e day sale hav

ins stepped a mile in 2.11 l-4, last

uartor in 82 2 h I

Q » 1- secs. S e looks “|49 U- 80011 prospect for the Mari- Nmo Bred hot.

Ducky Lindy is seek to his old

time form, which will be good news to his many friends and admirers. Always until this sl g

wehsvoeverraisedinthls prov- ince, somsthlng did not seem to

click in the machinery of motion, t at summernd t `

though looking is picture horse as,

qua

surs,atea we cpsso (s

in Dri

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for as condition was concerned."

elenrthorine stullsottneonu- ttotown Driving Pork track and

ybol h uch in-

°“ ’°°PP”‘¥ "W" °ff ii W'-I f°"l=d . . °°'”'“ ”°“°“°1 ‘"4" mmm* °’ tenet took place on the Holy no

het they are nearly 1 quarter of T A N D I N G “W P’°P‘"°" °° “We f°’ ‘ “M” deernei- courts lost night between.

c and Sain Peters he ‘ a mile in length Autos have been of the 11 crowns still unwon.

seemed snort gained, nunbley, el-lpnuu 'rho invaders youthful, un- me Gam” Ramble” 'md th”

blted from going around to

(Continued on png; my Home mm, yngel-day _ Be,-ge,-_ efforts of Canadian Olubs on the to be deemed by the team wmmng

f Sport

- Phillies, 1; Schulmerich, Phillies, 1.

The Leaders-Foxx, Athletics 29,

0 .

r 1 e f Ruth,-` Yankees, 24; Gehrig, Ym-

_ keel, 19; Klein, Phillies, 19; Berger,

Braves, 18 ‘

' We notice when the Halifax Her- ald lofers to the shooting of Capt. A-W-All-l.ne.tthoP.B.I.Pxovlm dial Rifle Matches lm week. when he made in points out of A possible 190. lhd states that Sgt. J. B. Saunders of the Annapolis Regi- meninthefu-sedayoftl1sN.B. R. A. meet at Bedford lest year. modeflbullssndeninnerwith 33 shots, _scoring 180 out M 190 9011114. He looted 10 bulls at 500 Y!-“U.llxbullssndsninnerst200 ¥d8.'lbul1|lt300ydl,7intheex- tn urls uid 1 in the rim muse of the Btmiflold Match at Sill. Added together these bulls total 87 and an inner out of 39 shots made “D ls follows-31 at 300 yards, (7 0! them extra. series) 10 at 50 yell!-I \l1<!0b|1llssudu'iinner|.t200¥<U-

UWC- Allllvs performance is much ‘we meritorious in _inet his shoot- luc was 'fone et `mors diiiiouli fluxes and there was no extra eer- lel in it, which is really not I 'hatch but more like s practice. His scores were made as follows-10 N111 at zoo' yuan' 1 null: at ew..

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5§ ati use és

bum out or as,

Sgt. Saunders as noted abou,

- _ Braves, 1; Moore, Braves, 1; Hurst, 89001111 dial’ 0! UIC Hemel’ meet the beet ,mee out of “ve games

' _ . es plane on llhe Ramblers Courts Ph

md m mn" “_ M0 League Totals _-_ American, 399, dsdain to row by the book but on Monday next Be “_” sh____p_ F,,M,k_ho,,se_ Brandt and Hogan; _ Us md m mn” at National, 279, To a, 8 8. have plenty of the brawn and Links, A. Moors, Rhem, Jackson

.°01lflBv it takw to win cleaned up -_-ii and Todd, Davis. _

in the junior sights, he Junior

doubles, the lntmnational 140-

pound fours and the intermediate

msd, al bulu (1 or them extra 'rho Anchors and Trcians played 1°'P°"-Hd f°““~ Detroit ._

series) at 300 yards. which is an the last same of their play-offs Brcciwllle oarsmen won than- ‘Cleveland 7 12 eu,” rms, than mo in mg; inet night in Victoria Park. The selves two national crowns in the _P£eo;eel;,ml;e;r__i:__gd Pl;;y._:orth, the Wu, gy, ingtgg of peing gi; winniglg the Jur;io;- _I_tndu_ne- ;¢_1_11y‘__,_ele:;bBr;_erf¢_:rri_i_an;:_e___ that meg; . .

ir to300 isnlnein-tri 14388110 YW->1’°° -- 0 N- ~ '°°b1'°l1U - - l

11;; es_nas___m_e_e___y\ri1lr _ _ Tm,” played , bm wwe "_ l than uw Junior _,____,s _md my ,_ AMERICAN Assoc!/i'rroN

` rms were costly to the Anchor-,_ also took the junior 140-polmd , July 28-In o'ne_ Toledo li; at Columbus 6.

'rho Dominion or :une _ mm eishts. ;1‘;rout¢;__;1le.:ng_l;tsHvr_¢;:_i__:.iie or tn; nose game., .een ent, ,.,.. Minneapolis a; at Milwaukee s.

wh" mst Otto' - -‘Ill -WNV! '-PW . on lon Bumrnerslde th Sl `

3 _e,,e,:l Im, :(1 :;:._ _ __ the leo-pound eighis and Toronto captured the third section "(1:12, “"`"N*'"°N-'“‘ LEAGUE

New an pi,-ig, me |&}|, It 1| Amhorsedateher, H. I-Iennessey; Dons the Jimior 140-pound doub- the Pioneers last night with a

egpsetod that ten or twelve local pitcher, Ty Connors; lst base, C. les Because. no one else was enter-_score od' 4-1. Pony Daley on the -T0,-onto __ ___

riflen-ren will leave the .Saturday Ryan; 2nd base, C. Williams; 9rd ed. mound for the Pioneers pitched Jersey City ._ ..

prim- fp the shoot to take part in base, R. Dunn; short stop, J. P. L. Brower, wealthy Washing- “holds up" bali and had ten Collier, Marrow and

the matches. '_ _ moon; lm field, J. Moconnioir; ton D. o., reuuer, who notched strikeouts io his media. wilson, Phell” and Her-ee

..._... ,_ . _ ,. contra field, McG1aughlin; right his entry in lie qusrlnr mils dash hurling for the Sluggers, was in noch____te__ ` 4 9 3

The Moncton '11-anscript referring field, B- Dwlc- lveefefdoy took the asociation fine form and received great sup- Newmfk __ 2 5 1

te hockey “yu "Ig 1| fp bg hopad Mllton’s Trojans- Catcher, J. slngle|_with an impressive length port from his team mates. chapman end Florence; Dcshong img eompstition this year in the Shepherd: pitcher, J. Sherry; l9§ Wm ‘WU R Illfriilllm. of Saint This closes the league games, and Stack. ‘ Maritime Hockey League. will be base, P. Murnaghan; 2nd base, I. John, N. B., in 8.06. D. Wallace of the Sluggers winning the first and

euniouni to mend the neun uumnshnn: ard base. L. Mclueers neun: Jubileeu took third place. third sections ond the Pioneers the §_‘;‘_f_*_;°°l lg Ig 0

They had little to do to win last short stop. B. Sherry; left field, M. Patterson of Dartmouth Micmaos second, which entities the Sluggers M Kmh

Hughes: centre field, V. Roach: and Price of Brockville, Junior to retain the MacMudro Cup P,.,,§h°e,n"m:" Fgeeir °r;g,,,_,_T,°§;,i

vlng Park track, stretching from today captured the classic Bea- W" 3°°'3 °“°“3h "° W* °'“ third plumper.

stall No. 12 in thsM\wK1nnonStab-,brisht invitation tourna.ment's main P°"m°”' " 'hm dm”-nf* b°°k' R S Following is the champion hose les-up on the hill-down to the ‘prize-the men's singles champion- beating °“t E' L- P‘f'tt°"5°“ °f reel team: D. Finlayson, L. Doyle, nd stall where Johnny Conroy ship-by decisively outplaying Daftmmth Mi°‘"‘“'-5 Wh° W” ` R, hangs out. They are V making a Gregory Marlgin of Newark, the fwfth- 9-nd V: Price °‘f B"°°kVm°- L, dandy ich or it nod ine boys are ` united states indoor ohernpion, to Oct-» 01° l““l°1' °h‘“"Pl°“» WM n added pink oi the proieeuon from ,win in so-eight sein is-1, e-s, e-1. finlvhed in fifth 1>°el¢1°=1- r. old sol." HHN!-EY COURSE Pm Del- mp are Assistant chief lr. Hennes-

_M U hollsle, Ont. July 28-Pointing for _- l l E B I A S sey_ gem-e¢,a_ry A_ Hem-y_ F_ R_ Mac-

An crsurnent occurred regarding E R U N 8- 8200116 FDWI Cenadllm Henley Laine, P. Ready, F. Prunty, J. Beu,

year a con sten H

rece horse, in fact one of the best th

Regatta championship in as many

years, Buffalo West Sides held A von 1 mum or m

' Collegians of the Holy Redeemer

°"'md°'x’ md” °ut‘h°n° tm bm Church. The winner of the match

Won four titles and added them to, W", won by me “sito” who took

the trio they icked up yesterday to ve mem 5 dear _ ___ e three straight games by scores of

__,____" °°‘* “‘ le--1, is-c and is-a. ,ma wudthmmw Dunno band who 'lille nent game of the series tek-

. Large, L. Connolly, H. Harley, Stewart, B. Bevans, W. Scantle-

ury, P. Cameron, J. Tumer, spare

Pickard. Others who made the

BA ll

Boston .. ... 12 191

lladelphia. 18 20 0

Dover.

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l'|1 --»'.:°. =uu '_:=- "4 r- enr-

NATIONAL LEA GUI-I

m;*:tt;rif;sr?`-ilggizez MaoCallum

and _War~d; _Aligclsz Fisher and

Stentford.

--- Unupin-. Art vviuioms

Turning bank the Maples in ,_ Bases, F. Cudmore.

'm5”1°e 'Wm yeswrday °"°m°°"' WmenTfamous author mervlcnu at the Ab°5'W"'it Gmunds the! his daily tub at frequent intervals, ii Guardian "Angels" inflicted 5 13`9|mean.s he ls still impressed by the defeat to tie the series and ncces-, m,._.ey,y of 1,,

MONTAGUE HORSE. RACES

VVcdnesd:iy, August 9th. 1933 $850 PURSES $850

('L.\SSES

FREE FOR ALL . . . . . . . . . . , . . ...... ..., PURSE $250.01 2.16 TROT AND P.-\(`E ............. ... ...,... l’lllf.\'E $200.00 2.23 TROT . . . . . .......... .............. ........ I’URSIi $200.00 2.25 PACE ........................................ PURSE $200.00

° In race No. 2 (2.16 Trot and Pace), Three seconds time allowance for

trotters.

“ In race No. 4 (2.25 Paco) horses with a record of 2.15 or beiier made

3 0 '.‘§"P’1"

Alvrnlucals LEAGUE '_

».-.F QF

l-‘Finn

__h___(Qontin;l_o¢1 on Pegee1_0)_ _right Hyun. 1 lihdel champion vm finb, ~ -\ , which they won last year. Lgmyghg md germ

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5am-5 <1 ,een

5525

this year are not eligible. Eutrierulose WEDNESDAY, August 2nd, 1933. Horses must be eligible

on that date, but money won at any mes mov-ting on entry closing dau (August 2nd) will not count against the horse.

Entrance fee 5% of purse. which must accompimy each entry. All races to he raced on thc three-heat plan: viz: 5 per cent of each

_purse will be awarded the winner, the remainder to be divided in thru equal paris, one part to be raced for each heat. In the event of there being 3 heat wimu-rs, they shnll race a fourth heat to determine the win- ner of the event.

All purses divided 40%, 25%, 15%, 12% and 8%. Five per cent of the

money raced foreach heat will bc deducted from the first and second horses. Three per cent from the fhlrd and fourth horses.

Six horses to enter, four to starL _ All drivers must wear ia drlver‘s uniform that will he satisfactory to

the judges.

Two entries of the some ownership may start in eh, gum neg, |g-rms.

Ing the full 5 per cent is paid on each starter, the drivers having the sp-

roval of the Judges.

Eligibility based on N. 'I‘. A. money winning clnsslncation. The management assume no responsibility for any accident or damage

to my person or property, during this meeting rind this understanding is part of this Contract.

The management reserves the right to declare off, change order ol

programme, decline any enry, bar any driver, declare off and nil without ro-advertlsin an races not satlsfactori filled

Ur Y ly .

If weather Is stormy. or track is ln unfavorable condition so that nic-

lng cannot bo carried on at the time advertised, the management reserve

he right to postpone or declare the nwes ok, and return the entrance

ll‘l0ll|(‘S¢

Hay, straw and stabling free. This Truck is a member of the National Trotting Association, and will

0 brugoverried by its rules, except whore they conflict with the above con-

d ons.

` J. A. McIN'l'YRE, Secretary,

3024-7-26-4|. ` '