1 Exceeding Al

Amhen turkey In the St. Cather- mgg district of Kings county is 1 happy mother today she W , mood of eight young turkey s 1,, iuok after. Apparently she mink; they are her own flesh and 1,199.1 and not a product of the Ind, it came about in this inan- 1,”, The farmer- knew her incub- Iljgn efforts would result in 'love's 1,1,.,1- Iost' even if the incubation

111,11 had not already passed. word passed through Game As- wgiation hannels that 9-day old 1,11-key chicks from wild stock were at the Hatchery at Tryon "iii had to find a home.

Joe Hennessey, a membe of the Kings county Branch (East) Fish and Game Executive. immediate- Iv drove to Tryon and picked up the nine little orphans. Eight sur- Vll'9Il ille trip and are now happy iiiider the watchful eye and care ,1 3 natural mother and family .911. well and happy at last re- port I uiiderstand- it is the ln- tention to let them range when the 3.1111111; turkey's are feathered. They'll be wild as hawks come October The old hen ls del1gh!- fully happy. What she doesnt know will not hurt her and one 111111;; is certain no one will be ,,i,ip in put her wise. Truly a case ,,1 igiioriiiicc being bliss.

GOOD START V

The pheasant Ie-stocking pro- ject in Prince has exceeded1ex- pcclations to date. The initial giagc of the venture has been liziiidlcd uell and the men In 1-11.-1r'.:e descrvc credit. It is quite possible there will be several thousand mature pheasants re dy for release in-tiic wild come Sept- cmbcr. The initial stage presents no spccial problem if handled cor- ct-(Iy. They can bcvraiscd about as easily all domestic chlckenb It frfl and cared for properly and their quarters are kept clean and riiscase free. However. llllkll0Wll factors enter the pictiire once the l birds are turned out into the wild. It is then that Nature steps into the picture and regardless 01 What man has done beforehand Nature takes her course. .

Spootsmen's hopes run hIKll at the moment that an open season mi pheasants in West Prince in two or three years is not bcytllld an impossibility. Just a word tqf caution to the hunting fraterniy if an open season on pheasants is In effect in West Prince in 10 years you will have cause to con- gratulate yourselves. According to ficures released by the State of Wisconsin a couple of years ago it's still a sixty-five dollar quest-

i-... oi.-i httiotown oinn-iiiui, S&tll1'tIIy.'iElllI9 13. 1955 1

Ein-irsiis' CORNER Pheasdni Stocking Program

I Expectations

me wrong they do not have to be poached. I talked to quite a number of U. S. game officials on this subject while attending the North American Wildlife Conferen- ce held at Montreal In March 1955. The majority frankly stated they do not know with any degree of (certainty just what doesthappen the released birds. All agreed that predators took a considerable tall but not up to 95 per cent If predator to'll. was that heavy. game wardens and protectors in the field. would find more evidence such as feathhers and bones. Lack of visual evidence tends to indic- ate that pen raised birds. at least a very high percentage of them, lack the will to live when thrown on their own resources and crawl into a hole or under a pile of brush and die. TAKES TIME

West Prince can be stocked with pheasants if the birds that do survive are given a, chance to secure a foothold but it cannot be COnSldCl'cC: in the light of a 'get pheasan hunting quick scheme'. Here is another angle. Supposing 200 hundred pheasants are pres- ent in West Prince this coming spring and 50 eoveys are spotted in September there is still the ac- cllmatlzation factor to consider. It's a mere guess how many will survive to coming winter. I have a slight idea of what I am talk- ing about regardless of the Wis- consin report on pheasant propa- gation I raised pheasants und-

4-2.

er brown Leghorn hens 30 years ago. letting them run wild, and the results were practically N11,. three known Cocks survived the following winter and it wasn't overly severe.

It is this Columnist's opinion. giv- en In all sincerity. that the total production of pheasants this sea- son should be released in Prince county with approximately 90 per cent going to west Prince where there are no pheasants. or pract- ically none. at the moment. That's the only way to find out actual results of the restocking program. A thousand pheasants could be re- leased this fall in Queens county and what gauge would we have to evaluate results - none at all - and there would be the grave dang er of watering down the blood lines of our present stock. I know there are some sections of Queens where there are no pheasants but if the terrain and habitat was suit- able they'd be there long before this -

Kings County holds a higher pop-

Ion as to what happens pen raised

ulatlon of pheasants then most hunters are aware. A short closed

phcasaiits after they are released In the wild. According to Wiscon- sin records if two thousand full groun-strong flying pheasants are released in an area where there were no pheasants previous to re- lease if ten per cent are present the following season the re-slock- but has been a huge success.

For instance. if 2,000 pheasants. banded for record purposes. are released in West Prince this com- ing September It is conside ed a highly successful planting if 200 are present in May. Now don't get

season and rigid protection is all the pheasant needs in Kings. When the restocking of Prince County with pheasants was first mooted this Columnist understood. and was under the impression it was the intention to live trap pheasants in Queens and release them in West Prince. I still am of the opin- ion that would have been a ' '

and least expensive mothod of giv-

tint shooting comparable to Queens County.

- .-was P"--tw ..r.

Right

.,w

ANNETTE 'l'm'I'EN1earan that (roster use In body. arms and lands is bad by starting with the

Ir ALEX .Mollll8oN Central Press Canadian Golf columnist era are aubjact to ten than the

53:5

tiifif

TIPS ON oolrmo Hip Lower Tliori Left”

hips tilted so that the right big always is lower than left. This ti should be made when first placing hands.

slot: that assures failure. Golfers

ing Prince County hunters pheas- '

A

:11:

By don't seem to

Tniro.

son) 3.

A

Alberton. with Sport Volo. also drove the fastest heat of the gck 3?” ""l"5 9q".lPmE''t' 11 naturally aren't anxious noon and paid his backers I 3 C" 5 3"” 11 "m"? '"m”' quoted. have expressed the opin- ion tbat these fines were quite a

after ii'fe.l"”i' pthcizvindviiitihiif "tedlatslr Every dnv.0'BI'len'I Platchan Volo 2nd fI:geSSc?1:1”l':le"Pm: t;l;gl"Kg;ei”.:: Casbman. however. (Campbell) 2-3.1-its rey (Yorke) -. - think in 3100 fine is a t "l ' g 2'”. Eva tailing what he has to do when. ,0" in the pocketbook errl yin . . present Connall (Jones) 1-1 Gracie LOI.l "P9 b” 0t l'0"lll?9Blll?t floireg: might be wise (or some indusi (S. wsliien 2-s, auiy' P. c. Park- "dared essential er in. O'Brien) s-2. Time 1.40 vs. giffrieffagfjr lrhev Igleagnwn "IP- 55 TUTTI I 8.111. 1111- ' 2'15 V5' Cmumuy 1' Owned by ltlil midnight. getting "around five gfndizage In g1l,nnycoene:1 !?;:gm:5tee' abov 11 ' . v. . .

Races 3 and 17,1 JlII(l:I:g"beF:::g eggs 5”?” w';l:n."hd” 5" Id take board some night and see how 1,, Scott (Yorke) Senator rFal- system ilmll-V25. the tzypsttl W" total wagered on any court (A. Cleveland) 25. Buster :vb0""d '"d””""gi . . I Tim 1-45 V5) ei'ia5i"."e'l.....5"Z'i.iiy'i""'ii."8 t"l.'li' .

b Be 1 lift owns straight year he was otlie celiaslfilloion Tl fl-ttakc arch "1811? 't- goulddpe 24' climiierrland scoiiniiy PI-aniix ”f "'9 G”""l Cl""”"- in mg 0 M C N gas '5

Walker)

Yorke is owned by the L. 3; G. Stables. Halifax.

the Dauphinee Stables of Halifax. (Cruikshank)-

B u d 1 on g 4-2. 1.43 U5.

der. Halifax. Races 5 and ii.

Time,

3-year-old groan filly that is making good In the United

took a tab of 2.04 ((5 over a half- at Sydney.

She WI! United States. ichnny ("Med 3”” II" mmh" old and is the cliampion pact-,r of Martha Dillon 3. 2.03325 had A1151,-1,111, W111. 3 record 01 11511.7. W. Price, Canterbury.

died. Martha collapsed shortly He 1, expec1c.1 11, 51,-1.1”, 11, New 2nd and (1th Dianadale I before the foal was due and the york 10mm-1-ow and W111 be gape... was 1-2. Ima Bell (Dewitt) 3-1. won hy Applc-jack iw. Wiggins), Darnley filly was saved by veter- by V31, 10 309591911 Raceway Time. 2.25. 2.24. lnary surgery against long odds. where .119,

mile track

qualifying trot 2.09 M5.

The season's record for 3-year- Johnny G101” 1.51; us, old pacers was made in the Adios 815.000 3-year-old pace at Roose- velt last week by Night Patrol. driven by Dell Miller. He headed the 2-year-old Acton by half a length in 2.02. HOW IT'S DONE

The following is taken from a

YVON WANTS SHOT AT TITLE

Durelle And Wallace Feud!

By ALAN HARVEY-

Canadlaa Prss Staff Writer LONDON (CP)-'1' is slightly polar boxing rnenage co agar Harry Shep Sheppard has tw his wing. and th get along too well

BACK -STIIETOII

(Continued from page 6)

3, silver umng Easter Marie (D. Turner) 2. Time Counts (Piers) 3. time 217... new record for Silver Lining, owned by LeBlanc and Crossman,

ster fisherman from Halo Ste. Anne. N.B.

ton at Clapton Stadium nut Tuna-

umn:-Joe '0'Br1en

season. you don't have to talk.

you don't have much time for it."

lied. assistant trainers Gene Matuecl

The office operation began 1m-

and there is space for notes on how he does it.

working." The But O'Brien

Frost, last

the Circuit competition.

particularly with the starting

another paccrs down

of the greatest

SEA CADETS TAKE CRUISE

Four Guardian delivery boys- ban of the Sea Cadet Corps ycs- day visit. ' all members of the Sun-imerslde terday m0l'l1llll- 50 IIOINI H-M-C lea Csdcta band-are seen har- monizing in the latd popular while snmuta by motor boat about (I) officers and mom-

S. Algonquin about 10 miles from to r lit, on Michael Scott. Gor-A in don Northnrnborlanil strait before the Roy Gallant. I

Summcrsidl. 10? I t-'l'llIllt'

iihlp entered harbour on a four

ATTENTION

ALL NAVAL VETERANS

Tiiorowlboo iiieoriiigofol NovoIVotoronsqMbo L. P. U. Hal. 4lWmr Street on Sunday. Juno mi 1956 of 1:30 PM. foi-Ibo purpose of fol-iiilng a Main ' Ii-on Novel Vohnlns Association Iruncli for Cloliolloto

Tliorowllbolnofmidoncosovord liollbon of ttio National Council Moiirlraco Naval Veterans Association of Alwlioona Inhruhdcnlljdlhdfhnd.

(Sgt) R. A. M. Hlcllllzllu Nntlooailbomicu.

Wallace of Brantford and Creighton WMII

could out- C. dun n m 1 ll-ten -- Iinhlnx. But PGFIIIPI :')erter:nf'I've tiEveiei:i' inii; , when you win 3421.660 driving I with these boys and they haven't harness horse. as he did last llld I Word yet - - - if only they would talk to each other." mand

"I really don't have anything to .1, v1-1,11,-M1 No" G.. (K say much." explained Joe. "And. Plak)ne2y)Ml. CardJInalts Echo bwldwv "'9 W3? 1 "-111 my 591519 paper, says that if people wonder (Ba er . oney's orth (N l- , ,

No" ea onrien runs his 35-horse stable "eh M. violluonl

f it . Th first 11:0 limped by Earl Morash. Dari. afmlg hewediiei aupbgsnnkurmiz " Nprmnly they would have

Wolverine Raceway was set up received At Sackvllle Downs last Satur- '"'5 Witt-ti"nI c!b1net'- deal" was back In the "good old days." aw ditemwn men was . good and everything. He has I stall program of eight dashes at three- quartsr mile

Hi III II ' . that includes bookkeeper L313: :2; gmfhog o:Vl:u;?s';I':!g1:::fed1nf1)e-gtween Just Rita (Cruikshank)

stead of grounding the c lp it i feiantnulzeg o:lf.ht;oaft;:'nl(I)gi gyas Rtlie :23h"EI:f)?)':" '13” or 19 awn!" question. they have been uoriiereg w I ay - O'Brien. son of Harry O'Brien. If emf” dlend 'g'"u,f:k':i"1dow and deposit a C-Note. Sev- the L 3” G 5” Ray " e "n W ” eral drivers we've talked to. who E to be record for va York.

Pace Jet Master 2.98 2-5 gwiger) was 1-3, Farscud 2.07 1- - - , . Turntr) 3-1. Danville Dele- . lP'”'d'"5 J"5'1:fns””';g gate 2.09 (MacAlduff) 2-2. Time,

to step up to the cashier's win-

bargain.

””""d " l'”' liliiznuzhnoffice in the paddock. One hundred dollars is a nice piece

that amount

horse.

H trted

defense of his circuit fitlsaalast gag. more cancer" on the Sport voio (R. O'Brien) 1-1, Just Wk "i W”'V"l"9- Rita 2-3. H1 Gal I-2. 1.39125. 2.16. Sport Volo is own- "I ”.""”1';' '1; 1509” . ed by Fresco” Harvey. wmdsor. years am coniaii winner, for

- - Curremy major violations could send har- hes ugmem-"E up his h""”' we ness racing back to the "sticks".

Looking over the summaries of '-'i'ednesda,yis races we notice that ' two Island drivers were active 1,315. 11,1. 1 9,1 . - at Woodstock. Teddy Wetr belntz states is Princess Martha that ,1,111f,n f;1l1l,l.,,,a,1V5 1::.,,.?1::1 ,”;',f;',l,E first and second in the first and once

A1151,-1,118, 10, 111, fifth dashes with Lebasi. Rey-

111. 15 913111 yea,-11 nolds Hanover (Troy) 3-1. 2.29. 2.27.

Over the Pride. owned and driven by J. H. three-quarter DeWitt. was 1-2.

there was pm" ' by those present and also by any- one who has seen the results of This is taken front Inside The the racing. There were some real Paddock. by Tony Sisti and is upsets. particularly in the B 6: clipped from a New York paper: CC Trot when Zukle Volo. owned -The balance of power is tilting by Eliot Saunders. Lexington. the wrong way again at Roose- Mass. and driven by Len0Meara Sam velt Raceway. Jimmy Cruise and was first to the wire. Hugh Bell have been fined 3100 (Walker) 2-

x-: , - - rm-

The four sea cadets. from left?

WI.

The Canadian party arrived by cant

sy. The Sporting Record, it weekly holder, Archie Mimi-e, decide; 1., move into the heavyweight ranks.

suspensions but that long

Just shan

2.12

attitude

company to open a

compares

Petty cash fines for and

Lebasi is owned by rick) In the Dali-

Drlvcr Harper is a mug

Time. 2.16. 2.15. gille.

The Halilar card on Wednesday 4151

J an excellent one

Flaxscot ased

FECES

tainly showed u

l'”ghf:'i Hlrschis Florence I . . 3-5 t I t ' Since the public is sup- 333:3” 1.:e8s..1m H251 wmn"' posed to have the most money shank) 3-2, Billie's P

(B. Queen I, own Coldbroolt;

(Price) Stables. Coidbrook.

DlEn:daleB Sparkle so 9 1-9 ration, owned by W. Price an ma e m P pa by J. H. Dewitt. In the 3rd and ed by 1-1 D0119,-1y. 551,11 111,11". 1,, Vodka S.. the trotting star from saw he W111 man-11 511-ides with 7th dashes Diamond Chief (Har- Chrmch""ch- New z”l3"d- wml some of the best pacers thcrc. Perl , owner J. S. Shaw up. won a He has had , wm,(1cr1-111 ca,-cc, ilton) 2-1. Time. 2.17. 2.16. Diam- (C. 3' RWWVE" In In his homeland having taken his 0nd Chief is owned by W. Price. 2.09 Till” I3 "'9 "cmd he record in 1954 over the Sydney Canterbury- Il” W9" '9 he "1"" b9 39m"! half-mile oval. Most of his raccs IIMIVE DI CIlll'I0"9i0W"- , 1 used to the Gate and the different have been ,1 1,1,9 and 0n,,.q.m-11., 4th and 3th dashes DominIon's way of starting from his home and up 10 two ".1105. country. We hope he makes good Addingwm N. 2, because of the tremendous risk mug ti-ack he sci a record for (Troy) 3.1, and expense Ill! OWIWT has lake" one and five-eighlhs miles when to race so far away from home. he defeated

Saint John.

The union 1; hggwgu Gordan daywltb the Empire title at stake. why Wallace is fighting for the

1 Durcllo .a go against title and why Durelle in side- Mlnea. Ont.. here to tight for the Arthur Howard. 1 car salesman tracked. British boxing authorities Bi-iugh Emplm light, heavyweight from suburban Isllngtoa, on the

will "probably wiggle out by say- crown. and -Yvon Durelle. the Iob- same card.

log that Wallace has been winning Published reports here suggest while Durelle has not been acquit- Durello Ia irked that the title shot ting Wallace meets Britain”: Ron 381- should I0 t0 Wallace. when Dur- elle himself heavyweight champion. '

United States paper sports coI- am”: 70 TALK

himself like I champ."

Meanwhile. the British -Boxing Canadian light Board of Control says it is going to press to have the Wallace-Ban to contest recognized as an'clim- Sheppard, who is looking after lnator for the world title. Shep- pard staked the claim on behalf of Wallace Thursday and E. .1. (Teddy) Waltham. secretary of the board. said he will support the de-

Whether the world title is left va-

depcnds on whether

this week. new record. Zukle also won the C It DD Trot with Buster Bud-

(Moore) 2. Time 2.17.

The B 5: CC Pace was split up

Eva York ( Rita is owned

Walker )

In the

3-5-1; season's record

If um Sackvillc Downs-2.12 4-5. This is Continues it the first time Farscud was beat- . en this season. Danville Delegate

raced in Indiana last k a time record of 2.09. A eligible to a 2.26 class and cer-i , p well with El'Iei'y-'A'-f'l'

)

0 bearcats.

t-he invitational Pace Harry larmony 2.08 IN,

Federal Dawn

nl'2. Time. 2.7.1. Dash

1 was won by Danny Dale Roy (8 Time. Andrew).

(Buy Adams 2. Time. 2.16 4-5. Boy is owned by

Dawn (L. Jones)

Time. 2.20 4-5. Applejack is own-

the 4th and 7th dashes the reli- as 1-2. Prince Abner (Ham- able I2-year-old Monty Budlong nod) was 1-4. Duke Azoff -5 (A. Porter) 2-I. best

2.21 3-5.

In the owned by G. Wood. Saint John, and Duke Azoff by H. Macintosh. In the 5th and tllh C010lleI D3" dashes Vella Grattan 2.16

Sr.) 3-1.

John. at the annual sale there.

Winners at Wednesday night's-1a'5 301, each capturing a heat

at Truro were: Race

Newfie Girl. owned and driv by K. Pnkney. 1; Miss Kitty .1. 111' d I (P. Pinkney) 2. is 8'”

.- a new record. Races 2 and

Leo's

I , Blane

. 1-1: - Time.

Blane

Blane won

I

l ay, Jackie Gallllt. and Le-'

ti-i-.1. ii, wnuom -

Plllkneyl ;

Dream (D. Pinkncy)

and Crossman. Truro.

Races 8 Ir 7. Chcvle G. (Gould) starters were True Linn 2.04 3-5 2-2. and Price Tag 2.05. The tun; Chevio was 2.1.1 and Tronia's Bob pa

- G. is owned by Lorne Letcher. 382.40 for A S2 bill. (lonvalr will 3”" imd between 150 md 175 h"r'l Springhill. Races 4 & B: .lenny be remembered as showing in Belfast. owned and driven by K. third place in one of the dashes - Plnkney. 1-8; Peggy's Pride (be- of the Little Brown Jug Illm ex- Time. 2.19 3-5. 21). hibited here Peggy's Pride is owned by Le- st Crossman. Race 5 was Chalssonl 1-4: Mr- (D. Rankin) Z-1. Fraser Scott (Mt-Cullyl man Me is owned by Alex Cam- 2. Time. 2.81 3-5. Twilight Mel- oron, Sydney. only is owned by 11. I). Bennett. ed by Don Rankin, Leitchts

Shelby Vic (Fletcher) 2.14 3-5. 2.15 4-5.

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year and He is -

(Cruik- ride (Haley) Record Pearl is a 6-year-old gelding that raced through the Eastern United States last season BIllie's Pride raced through Virginia and latterly last season.

At Saint John Raccirsiy the first" dash was won by l1olly's Pridel ed by Bei'tGreen,i (1.1

in Montreal

(Kirkpat-

Danny: Chlef'

Dash .1 was i

(Go- Vang) was 1-2. Hero's Child (Lan- Time. 2.21. 2.19 Vella Grattan is owned by M. Govang. Saint John: Child by W. Nevers, Hartland. The 6th dash was won by Linda Abbedale 2.08 3-5 (8. Janet Clegg 2.13 4-6 (1.. Queen) 2. Time. 2.14 3-5. Linda Ahbedale is owned by the B E: B Stables, in the Maritimes made their first Sha raced through appearance at Sydney on Wednes- Time 216 15g. Ohio last season and was purch- day night with Josedale Clans-