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3;.-T Flicka Is Double Winner In Races Under Lights;;I'1ere Saturday

Following up big Old Home week using program which .pre- gcnled four days and four nights ,1 top-notch racing entertainment 1,... week. the, Provincial Exhibit- ion Association and Chsrlothtown Dmgng Park.-put on a smart nine- dash program at the Exhibition Raceway on Saturday night to wmd up the week's harness rac- mg activities in gala fashion.

Just Flicks was the big double winner of the night's program when owner-driver Harold Cud- more of Buckley brought her home in front of Yankee Dale and Bonnie's Boy in battling flnishu to the wire in both the second and sixth dashes. Claude O'Brien drove Yankee Dale to a place position in the second and third in the sixth, while Ike Moreslde piloted Bon- meis Boy to show and place spots )1) the some events.

The winning honors were split on the other double events on the card. Billy McVey. with Walter Craig in the sulky. clipped o8 the number three event victory and Babe Britton was brought under the wire a winner over the same field in the seventh by Lt.-Col. D. A. MacKinnon. '

Making his second winning drive of the night. Colonel Macxinnon brought his own Baron home in front of a six-horse held in the fourth. while Feather Duster was tho big winner in the eighth race with Willard Kelly handling the ribllcns. it was also Kelly's sec- ond win of the night. having guid- ed h:s own horse Milldale to a x”c'nl'y in the opening dash on the pitvgrnm.

Mainland horses divided the honors in the fifth and ninth races whrn Ray O'Brien drove Dudy Burilong, owned by Dr. J. A. Don- ahue of Truro. N. S.. to a'win in the latter event and C. M. Alexan- ders All American from Saint John. N. B.. to a win in the for- mer event with Bill Burt making the winning drive.

Makes Last Race

Competing in the fourth and eighth events. Christie Budlong, owned by George Brookins oi Kcnsington. made her last racing appearance when placing fifth in the latter race. Being paraded be- fore the stands at the start of that event. presiding judge Dr. F. C. Dougan anhounced that he had been informed by owner Brookins that it would be -Christie's last race before a well-earned and dc- served rest. Dr. Dougan paid high tribute to the fast-trotting bay mare by Calumet Budlong out of ima Guy. and the larg.- crowd gave her a big hand before racing .'l.”l' final mile and making her last app:-at-ance before the sporting public.

From Final To First

Although it was Christie Bud- '-Onillt last appearance. Quick Lick. owned by John MECLCIXI of Sour- is. made her tlrst performance as r free-legged pacer in the third Ind seventh races. After many men performances in the hop- ples, Len O'Mears took her over not first competitive miles without the straps. and although indicating DEF newness to the free-legged nyle by placing sixth in her first race, came on much better in the final one for a fourth position.

Summary:

First Race

Milldale (Willard Kelly) ..... .. Corporal Owesr (M. Jabalee) winnie's Last (0'Meara).. Winona Harvester (Oland '.-lcro Mine (MacCsllum)..

Time: 2.18 4-5.

Pari-mutuels: 322.10. 11.80. 2.70. 4.50. 3.60. 2.30.

winning horse owned by Wil- lard Kelly. Southport.

Second and Sixth Baoel

Just Flicks (Cudmore) Yankee Dale (C. O'Brien) Bonnie's Boy (Moreside) Marys Delight (B. O'Brien) Lee C. Brewer (Letcher). Romeo (Arbing) ...6

Times: 2.15 3-5; 2.1

Pari-mutuels: lst: 314.80, 3.80, 2.60. 2,80, 2.40. 3.00; and: 35.80. 3.70. 2.50, 8.70. 2.00. 2.30.

Winning horse owned by Harold Cudmore, Brsckley.

Third and Seventh Bases

Billy McVey (Craig) ............... ..l Babe Brltton (llllacldinnon). Lucky Number (W. Kelly). Dale B. (C. O'Brien) ...... .. Miss Donna Mac (OlDonnel1). 0 Quick Lick (O'Mesra) 0

Times: 2.13 1-5; 2.11 2-0. I

Parl-mutuels: lst heat: 010.00. 5.10. 2.10. 8.10. zoo, too; and: 1110. 6.60, 4.30. 3.10, 2.70. 3.00.

Winning horas wnad by Dr. Temple Hooper. C 'td'b.: George Thompson. Sumtncrslde.

Fourth and Eighth ' laces

Baron (Col. Mscxlnnon)..... Feather Duster (W. Kelly). Wait N'30c (O'Hara) Jolly Harvester (Bha Christie Budlong (C. 0' .3 Din Mcllwyn (L. Neill)

Times: 2.10 2-0: 2.10 3-5.

.Winnlng horses owned by Lt.- Col. D. A. Ilaclflnnon, Ch'town.: Lester Johnston, Fortune Bridge.

Psrimutusls: lat heat: 010-70. 0.70, 2.00. 0.10. 8.00. 1!).

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Ontario llomen Retain Golf llile

ST. CHAl'0U!B GOLF OOUREI1. Winnipeg. Aug. 2) --.(CP) - Ontario women successfully dc- fended thsir - fntorprovlncial golt title Saturday. retaining for an- other year the Royal csnsdlsn As- sociation Trophy won in Van- couver in 1009.

The four-player Ontario squad turned in a combined 30-hole total of 092 over the 6.510-ysrd. par-70 St. Charles layout--two strokes better than the runner-up Quebec foursome. .

Quebec shotmukcrs were award- ed the crocker"rrophy for the low not score of 604 as compared to Ontario's 60!).

Ada Mscxennie. veteran Toronto golfer,. paced the Ontario team with a 36-hole score oi 168. follow- ed by Mrs. N. J. csrlson 1'10. Anne Sharpe 1'10. and Mrs. J. H. Mao- Arter 17 .

Mrs. Graeme Pyke of Montreal took medalist honors with 164.

Final 18 holes will be played to- morrow. with the scorcs also serving as the qualifying round for the Canadian open. United States and other entrants also will shoot to qualifying holes tomor- row. Top 32 qualifiers will meet in match'p1ay Tuesday. with the final scheduled for next satur- day.

lruro Horse Racing Results

TRURO. N. 8.. Allah. 20 -(CP)- Nova C... owned by C. L. Dauphlrsef of Halifax. lowered his mark to 3'- 14 3-5 at a night harness racing meet here Saturday. He was triven by George Carroll. It was his third stag. since coming back from Tor- on . v

SUMMARY

Bace One Classified Trot and Pace Purse 0l's0. Grattnn Peter (Pinkey) Duke Abbe (Campbell) Wt-stphai Girl (G. Turner) Georgie Direct, Plucky Birilong Top Hat. winning owner. R. Brown, Mid- dleton. Time-3.21. I Mutuels-4.20; 3.60. 3.40; 300. 8- 60. 4.20.

Race Two Classified Trot and Pace Purse 8200

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O K Volo (Gould) Lombardy Peter (Haley) Royal ,Tcll (Daniels)

Alice T. Clan. Bob Long. Peer- less Hanover. Clipper Dale, Lady Worthy 2nd.

Winning owner. Les Bickerton. Amherst. .

Time-2.15.

uutucls-9.m; 5.80. (.00; 4.1). 0- 00. 5.00. l

Bace Three Classified Paco Porno 600- Prcvlous (D. Turner) Flora Direct (Boutilicr) Novs. G. (W. Carroll) Billy P. C. Parker, Jerry Grattan. Earl's Prince Charming. ' Winning owner, D. Turner, Dart- mouth. Time-2.15 3-5 Mutuels-0.00; 00, 2.80.

Bane Four Clsnlficd Trot and Pace Purse8I00.

1.40. 0.20; zoo. :-

Nclds Hanover (Mscuod) Joscdale Victory Miss (S. Walker

Jr.) 1-lel.ekn Buglggsgwfn O'Brien) ts onroy quwiifning owner. W. D. Webster. Pictou. Time 2.17. -- Mutuels-310.00: 4.00. 5.00.

ftacc Five Classified Pace

Purse . lola Henley (tdacbcod) Judd (S. Walker Jr.) single Streak (Conroy) Colleen Adam. Luther Hanover. Winning owner. claywn MM? Lood. Wsltville. Time-2.10 2-5. wldutuels-2.00; 3.20, (.1): 260. 1.-

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0200. Nova 6. (Carroll) Previous (Turner) -

P. 0. Parker (Daniels) on Direct. Est-l's Prince Charming. Jerry Grsttan.

Winning owner, 0. L. Dsuplihieo. Halifax:

Time-1.10 3-5. V '

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or y nroy ' Joscdalc Victory lass (Gould) Nelda Bknovor (Ifsolaod) Helen Budiong (O'Brien)

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Luther Hanover Colleen Adam. winning owner. Clayton Ilse- Lcr;.Wcstvllts.

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THE GUARDIAN. CH ARLOTTETOWN

j AUGUST 21, 1950'

Well. the big weak-long program

of top-notch. entertainment in Provincial Exhibition and Old Home Week celebrations is all over for another season and officials of the Provincial Exhibition Associ- ation have jotted down another success in their record books to the long list that has grown with the years. y 0 0 Coming up with an outstand- ing program in this their Diam- ond Julbilec year. huge crowds have been thrilled all during the past week with th-.- magnitude and calibre of the many entertainments. of which the har- ness racing. four days and fiv- nights of it. played a major role. 0 C

It was a week of entertainment that left nothing to be desired. with good weather and huge at- tendances joining hands with rec- ord entries in live stock shows, ex- hibits. stellar racing and other entertaimncnts. to mark slxtv years of activities as a banner one to be remembered. t I O Chariotttown Yacht Club offic- ials announced last. night that the: will hold their annual opln Regatta Day in the local harbor next Saturday afternoon when a large number of entries in snlpn and Class III craft will take part in what. is expected to produce keen competition and smart. sail- ing. 0 O O

In addition to the many boats from the local Club that will be entered. two c-ntrla have already been receivd from Montague. one in the Snipe division and the other in Class III, the latter being tho "Onawa" captained by Gordon Coffin which made its first appear- ance here last week. winning the top honors in a Saturday afternoon mcet against such leading craft as Mac Irwin's "zenith" and the "Jeep." captained and owned by Avon Andrew. Boats from other

participate in the regatta. and there will be no need for making advance entry. as long as all boats are rigged and ready to go at the scheduled starting. tirncs. 0

Judging from current reports. the Ment's Falcons Baseball Club of the Island Physical Fitness Baseball League are going to have their roster badly depleted for the remainder of the regular schedule and playoff competition. which is going to make it tough going for them against the other squads for the balance of the season.

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The Falcons star portsider Jack "Lefty" lVlacAieer, who has won nearly half of the Mentmen's games in the league this year. has come down with an attack of pleurisy which will put him out of action for many months to come. Merlin MacKenzie has been bothered with a sore arm for the past while, with their third pitch- er. Ev Beagan, out of the Province for the past two and a half weeks at an Army camp. Kenny Mac- Kenzie. second sticker on the team will leave early this week for Upper Canada and his absence will be felt on t.he.llne-up.

Two of their outergsrdeners in the persons of Harold "Doc" Hen- nessey and Maurice "Mos" Go :- will have joined the service in the Special Brigade for action in Ko- rea. These two boys were the first athletes in the city to join up in their country's service. However. the Falcons are, reported to be in contact with Garth Crockett who has pitched junior ball for tile last three years in the City Junior Lcnguea and he together with Jkklc Cairns will have to carry the burden of the pitching chores for the remainder of the season for the second place city team in the Island -League .. will also land a helping hand when- ever hc returns .fro.m um?-

However. with plenty of capable juniors still loose in the city. the Falcons are expected to put up I bitter struggle against the other

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ented with : cheque for 51,443.30 by Commander G. H. Buntalp, (centre) Secretary of the Provincial Exhib- ition Association. Witnessing the presentation (left) is Mr. Frank Acorn, a. director of the Association and race classifier. The amount, the largest ever recorded in Prince Ed-

Pennanl Fever In Philadelphia

PHILADELPHIA. Aug Z0-(AP) -Pennant fever. that autumn affliction of baseball fans. burned hot in Philadelphia today with all eyes and ears tuned to the pro- gress of the Phlllles.

On the streets. in offices and practically everybody's home the Natlonal League pennant chase is the no. 1 talk topic.

Everybody admitted -it hasn't happened yet. and in the next breath said "but if-".

s .And in the same breath came the question: How do we get World Series tickets?

Only the old generation of Phllllesl fans could remember that. 11'! been 35 years since Pat Moran and his gang brought the only pennant the Phlls ever won back to old Baker Bowl. at 33- ycar-stretch when the club was the doormat of the League and deserved the nickname "Futile Phlls.” - - Not any more, though. The club stopped being a doormat shortly after young Bob Carpenter bought control back in 1943.

Today it's a new. young ball club. complete even to pepper- rnlnt-strlped red and white uni- forms Ind A-IEO of new nick- names. "Whlzklds" and "Flghtln' Phlllles."

And they've got the whole town talking

The sports page is the best-read part. of the newspapers

Radios in homes and offices. on street corners and In autos. blurs the play-by-play of daytime games. A: night you can walk any city or suburban residential neighbor- hood nnd keep track of the score. There's greenbacked evidence in the Phlllles office as mailmen every day add to the pile of Series ticket requests faster than they can be sent back to the re- questcrs.

"We've already returned 25.000 applications." says publicity ("P ector Babe Alexcifder.

"We aren't accepting any appli- cations now. and won't until W0 get a green light. from Commis- sioner Chandler.

.-:---2-wt-::'m-'T'T three teams in the league before the nnal winner has been declar- ed, They are at present resting in second place. a game and I hull back of the league leading Curran and Briggs nine.

Yes. Clubnian's the choice of countless discriminating pipe- sinolmsl They prise the high ' quality of sweet. mellow Clnbman. This grand, old tobacco is expertly blended for your pleasure and satisfaction. We economical. ooo.

Receiving Big Dally Double Payoff

Macken. Wins Canadian Menis Singles Title; Other Chiships Decided

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ward Island as s part-mutual pay- off, was won by Mr. MacDonald at the Exhibition Raceway on Wednes- day night when he held the only winning combination 02.00 ticket for the Daily Double on Miss Judy Dale and Josedale Hoosier. the win- nlng horses of the first dashes of the Pure Milk Co. Classified Trot and the A. Plckard and Co. Classi- fied Pace respectively.

-Photo by Garnhum.

QUEBEC. Aug. 20-(CP)-Brew dan Macken of Montreal turned on an almost faultless perform- ance today for a straight-set vic- tory that gave him the men's title in the Canadian tennis championships. Mackcn over- powered Henri Rochon. 1949 champion. 6-0. 6-0. 6-3.

The 27-year-old Montrealer. a member of Canada's Davis Cup team. Macken was seeded no. 2-in the tournament. The finals sched- tuled yesterday were postponed by bad weather.

Rochon. ranked no 1 in Canada and also a Davis Cup team player. failed to get his sharp-shooting game going and went down with- out breaking into Macken's ser- vice more than once.

The men's championship match. to which in number of the 2.000- odd spectators at Quebec Civil

Employees' Club moved from la- i

dies play. proved an anti-climax.

The best match in singles com- petition was that in which pint- slzed Doris Popple of Spokane. Wash. captured the women's crown from Barbara Knapp of Birmingham. Eng. The scores were 8-6, 6-8. 7-5. Miss Popplc. Missouri Valley women's champ- ion who has played mostly in the middle-western United States. came from behind both in the first and third sets for her vic- tory.

The men's doubles crown went to Robert Abdesselam. no. 2 rank- ing player in France. and Jean

Ducos do is Hallie. France's no. 5 .

who are in Canada on an exhibi- tion tour. They knocked out Can- ada's Davis Cup combination of George Robinson and Henri Ro- chon. Montrealers. in straight sets, 6-3. 6-3. 6-3.

A third Canadian title left the country when the determined Am- erican pair. Isabel Troccoll of New York and Carolyn Llguor-I of Brooklyn. overcame a first-set. de- feat to turn back two of Canada's' leading women players. Montreal's Pat Macken and Elaine Flldcs. The scores were 2-6. 8-6. 6-1.

STAMPEDEES ' WIN '

CALGARY. Aug. 19 - (OP)- Royal Copeland paced a fighting band of Calgary stampcders to I convincing -19-7 victory Saturday over the Montreal Alouctbss. Do- minion champions. in s pre-sea- son exhibition fixture. A crowd of 14,000 largest to ever attend I

football game in Calgary went home happy.

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IATUIDRI NA'I'lON AL LEAGUE

and D. Rice. Pittsburgh .... ..000 30! 024-43 10 0

Chicago ....... -921 110 800- I 0 0

Queen. Dickson (4). Werlc (0) and McCullough; Lode. Llppstcin (0). Leonard (0).Bush (il).Schmitz (0) and Owen.

Philadelphia at New York. post- poned. rain. , Brooklyn at Boston. , t rein.

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AMIIICAN LIAGUI

New York .200 200 011-0 ll 0 Philadelphia 200 000-2 0 1 Byrne. Ferrick ('1) and By-rnc; Wyse. Shantz (0) and Tlpton.

Washington 010 100 110-4 10 2 Boston 00! 000 000-0 ll 1 Marrero and Evans; Parnell and Batts. Boss! (0).

Chicago ,,,, .. I 1 Cleveland 000 000 01x-1 10 0 Holcombe and Masi; Wynn and Murray.

.... .. Tjiosz ooo o2x'-c 10 c Garver and Lollar; l-louttcman and ” ”

Detroit

INTEBNAHONAL LEAGUE

Toronto at Jersey City, postpon- ed. rain.

Rochester at Springdeld. post- poned. rain.

Buffalo at Syracuse, postponed. rain.

Montreal at Baltimore. postpon- ed, rain.

SUNDAY

NATIONAL LEAGUE

Clncinustl ..... .. 010 0l0 000-: '1 0 St. Louis .. 010 20x-I 10 0 Wehmeier. Raffenabergcr (7) and Pramesa; Pollet and Rice.

First: Pittsburgh .....l00 001 000-! l 2 Chicago 011 00:-4 I 2

Law. Lombardi ('1) and McCul- lough; Minner and Owen."

Second:

Pittsburgh .000 000 000-! 'l 1

Chicago .020 2000lx-0 0 0 MacDonald. Dickson (8)' and

Mue11e.l':.Hllb1' and Walker.

Philadelphia at New York. post- poised. rain.

Boston at Brooklyn. postponed. rain.

AMERICAN LEAGUE

First:

New York ...... .100 I00 000-0 10 I. Philadelphia 000 100-4 10 -l Lopat and Berra; Kellner and Guerra.

Second:

New York ...... ..oos coo cos.-a ll 1 Philadelphia I00 010 000-1 0 0 Ford and Berra; .7. Coleman. Brissle (8) and Tipton.

Firsts Chicago .. Cleveland Wight and Mast; Lemon and He-

Chtcsgo Cleveland Pierce and Niarhos; Garcia. Zol- dsk (0) and Murray.

Washington at Boston. postpon- ed. rain.

First at. Louis ....00sosocoo-not Detroit 100 001 001-! ll 1 Ptllctla. Marshall (7) and I-01- lar; Hutchinson. Borowy (0) Stuart (1) and Robinson. .

Bacon M. Iaull ....l10l0l 001--0110 Detroit ....000000l0l-I I0

Ovcrmiro and Moss: NGWHWIOE Borowy (0) Calvert (0) Connolly (9) and Swift.

INTIINATIONAL LIAGUI

yrscnse . Wood and Tabac(hae)ck; Blake and

Second: Buffalo .000 001 1-: 1 3 Syracuse 10 000 1-4 4 0

Byrd an abacheck; Prender- gast. Blake (7) and Burmelster.

First: Montreal ,....0ll 001 000 01-4 10 1

laltl 010 000 00-0 4 2 suite. Hughes (1). npperlv (0)- Lec (8) and Atwcll; Fine and Unser. Klutts (10). lceoml: Montreal 0 1 Baltimore . .. '1 1 King and Teed: Bonus and Klutta.

Toronto at Jeri?! CH1. P0l0lWh' ed. rain. ” -

Rochester ctr lprlnsltld. root- poncd. rain. V

Ransom Ilg Money Winner In Golf

CHICAGO. AtIl- 19 --(AP) '- Tcxan H ltansomu-clcsnuv It the Tsm 0' am I011 lWml' menu shot him flpm 10th to sec- ond spot on the o flcial P. G. A money-winning lisrtoday. swag lnhseven months of calnblllhlng th Icllbn VII boosted to 010.313 with his Tun 'wor1d" Victory with 311.com ltidiug monthly ahead of all with 0U.0lI.II is San: Incas. Al- though Ransom was the blgglt