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iusvsr 24. 194a

S’sitie Anti Wellington To Open Series

The semi-finals of the Provin- cial Intermediate Baseball Play-

be at homo to the

. ociifir than ever. Our

i Nova. Scotia Exhi- Next week swim August tes to‘: t l Exhibit on an “°1r§‘s“§s§§§. aSntgcfitary-Manager K. g? Armstrong writes ill 11181 11° m‘. an exceptionally Li!!! m"? m. o; trotters and M111 pillows they Will be B1319 10 V70‘ ride an excellent 0108mm for 11.911- potrons. Each y?" 51115:: the establishment oi the N0

7 Scotiu Exhibition at "mtro it has

w“ "e ““i.°.‘2."$."‘.5.2§, 5 ss o to the wit“?! 11K‘ f-(irutlgrgrceen .5... are managing it- Ozlter races next week Will summerslde Wednesday 09-911mm‘ mu at Moncton on Saturday.’ Zuvust 31st and Monday, 88v‘. tember 2nd. ' imi

There was no let up to the rac- {pg the past week. Charlie Willis’ Cove-head track had four eventts| on Wednesday afternoon which‘ drew ihe usual good crowd and zuud racing. The unior Free Flori Ali was won bv rraine Abba; owned bv James McNeill. Ken-i sttlginii, and driven by Willard. Kelly in straight heats. O. U. Vnlp (Stead) 2-2-3; Bonnie's Boy 1T. Sample) 3-4-2: two other starters; best time 2:13. The No.[

-i Classified was won by Just]

Betty. owned bv Dr. RI‘. Seaman. and driven by Don Seaman. W111i‘ 2-1-1. The irotter Billy Kalmuck. driven bv Willard Kelly. won the nrst heat and was 2-2 in the others. Marjorie Biidlong (Rankin) 5-3-3; two other starters. Time: 2:14; 2116M; 2:14. The No. 2 Chssified. was won by Liickyt Number. owned and driven by Willard Keuy- with 1-1-2; Just FIlckn (Cudmore) 2-2-1: Marion L. tSempie) 3-3-3." three other starters: time. 2:16: 2:16; 211'!- Luckv Number reduced his record from $2001 to 2:18. The N0. 3 Classified was won by the 1101191 McNcllFs Pick. owned bv Welling- ion McNeill, Southport. and drill-

27th Q

be Great G. tlvicAld

[Roger Dimcsn, Executive President oi the United States

lflerb Bond was penalized-with all

Harold Ralph oi Waldoboro. when (tests on Rnyfll Lady 2nd and The

Rlnguette pended along with all horses un- der the ownership oi Emile Cyr of _ Madawaska after ii 005111“ 1°51 laware, Ohio. where a new world's oi Alma Budlonu. George Diimolit and the stable of Merton Roberts were suspended sitar a 1705111“?

time 2:10. The 2:5 Stake Race. purse 0900, had eight starters and was won bv Eleanor (3.. owned by Urban Gillis, Miscouche, and driven by, George Sobey with 1-1- 1: Lucky Spencer (MacArthur) 2- 2-2; h '.l‘lde (O'Brien) 8-5-3: Rtlla Bars (Lewis) 4-3-6; other starters; best time 2:11, n reduction of three seconds in record of Eleanor G. For All was a big

suiting in a win for

Breton owned Chuck Worthy. driven by Campbell. in three straight; Walter Brown (Allen)

2-4-2: Wilkin (Bailey) 4-3-4; The ufl) 3-2-3. ‘Dime. 2:13; 2:00; 2:00. This is the best performance by Chuck Worthy since he was brougiht to the Mar- itlmes from Montreal a. year ago.

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The Bkowhegdn. Maine, Fair held last week was attended by immense crowds oi people and the program of racing was excellent. A-considersble Jolt was handed out on Friday when six Maine drivers including two.of the top men. Herb Bond and Bob Ryan. were indefinitely suspended to- gether with all horses under the stables’ management, by order oi

Trotting Association, after saliva tests on seven winners at Presque Isle and Baii8or proved that a stimulant had been administered.

horses under the ownership of

Scotsman moved positive. A. F. was indefinitely sus-

Vice Em

Summer-skit Ail-Stars in the first flame of n. best of three series. The some will commence at 5.30 day- llsht saving time The second game will be in suznmerstde. prohally on Thursday evening. ‘rho winners of this series will meet the Cnltzlottc- town Alb-Stars for the champion- shirt-s.

upset last evening when he de- feated Art Cantwell 8-6. 7-5, ob-

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Ivan "Lefty" R-Bddin way into the semi-finals oi Charlottetown Tennis Club Tour nament yesterday afternoon when he defeated Jimmy Palmer, Nova Scotla Junior Singles Champion 0-1, 4-6. 6-4 1n the feature match of the day. Mrs E. Wran advan- ced into the ladies singles finals defeating Miss C. Sinclair m Blfdight sets 6-2, 6-4. The DeBlois

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B

Walter Cullen scored a minor

Jiidse for the event wa M ~. GJ‘. I-Iutcheson. I b

Grocery.

Y.. where he won in 2:00. 158%, 1.58%. which still stands as the world's record for a, three host race by a stallion. Logan Scott, was another outstanding pacer de- Velflped by Britenfleld and his last. great colt was William Cash

test of Clyde Hanover. Hector

Clough and J. Lee McKinney of Portland were set down after the positive test of Midnisht G- R°1>- United States and Canada and 1r; ,7, Ryan and hbr. stable were

of1

m bv Willard Kelly. with 1-1-1. “z Her me m“ M. d n Budlom! (Agnew) 8-4-2; W“ e“ “ , @311 eSepencer (UMeura) 6-2-3.‘ 11°‘ Fe“ The “We °' Kmmmi

Lick Guy (O'Brien) 4-3-4; five ...‘t...7 starters. Time. 2-11: 2.16%. ma. "

.-Q_ ‘ilhe annual mid-sununer St. stetmen races drew a larilfl "i" t tnce oi spectators from all the Mnrltlmes I gmtl representation from Char- lottetown. Wednesdays races pe- sultod as iollows:-2:26 Trot and ppm Jung Henley (Carr) .2-1-8. ltlitrv Merk (Mcfilbborr) l-8-6, Miss Bertha (st. Onge)_6-5~1- Whiz Away ‘T-PZ- 1°"? 1131i" starters; time. 21171 311719- 271911;. The 2:20 ‘Prot and Pace was won by Delilah B. (Walker: with l-i-l: Ramona Dale (Burt 2-4-2; three other starters: be!‘

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were forced to revise Saturday's card after the suspensions were announced stables affected had declared in starters.

E. Aldrich and his driver Frank b Butler were su-EDBIIAW B11" ‘he test; of Dudcy First- wners ghett- suspensions during the B1- ternoon race pwsrwi °fl F114” 13st with suspensions eflectlve irn- megtamly, and they are in force throughout the United States and Canada. owners may riwc 01' my“ i‘ “firs? which is raclnil commended t" Saturday.

Drivers and

received notification of

Non-e of the drivers o:

The Bkowhegan

race ofliciais

and several of the Jimmy Jordan. "B111"-

ti c 2:12. ‘Hie Junior Free F01’ m bv Thee 5911'" (gel; Ermine (Wood- 4-‘1-0: ilve other starters; time 2'08

(ill was

(Barnes) cock) 305i

t t st. st plied Thursdays raoesma ‘he 12.58%? All which was won by P1119 94° AllX, owned bv $111521: mum’ ltd driven by 1° 11-1-3; Anti Aircraft (Milleelfls ' - t

law a b

l ; Tip

I‘ ‘l A! LBW , other starters; time. 709%» $7 2.01; 9.08. The first heat was the

. 1h (detest trotted or D9095 mow/vi

111"1‘1m'°3 this paper the results of the . Coleman and Cam d m m e hams we" 518° the ed in ‘ n d lower his DNVIOU; track record,Stephen entrant, Mv Partner. Aug. 28th. 1 t when - hurts tessterste heats in the Ma-ri- it, ,§‘,‘.§,,°§,d°‘{°r'.h%“1,§.§'=s f$tlxh°nzrwifihe 1w half int Biimmerv- rum port Ann-runes $300.00 mgvlvltruiize dzeegerindwuntitrisck M" ‘;'.°l'.E.'.f.“‘.....: gultgaqgtli?) g Z i 11m“- Tht 3114 '17“ “d Pa“ d1 n 210m and ' ' - li-heidsle got a; WAIT NSEII rote ts the mice lying snuz M141 Kehn and Howell- Gent [or- . b Pic oi Christie Bu o g great. thrill out of the a 1a tFroo-For-All Trot and Pace 8500 9 ° - 1'1" at. won by Kavolo. owmd Y d wlwmm 2.06% being gmgng the iv h,‘ m W u“; ma“ B d, (A ) '1 12 . U. VOLO warm their nests of dried ton. Mueller. Eaton and Yoant. iipcomtac. Charlottetownfm n1 wmnem 1t 1, good to see these fluff: u R015‘; isdhtieo gtiiétbt éelteflatchlfn 84°?) "*1 "'2 3 1 LonnAmn ABBE grass, the iox has perforce t0 YB- Syracuse .. ooo 114 11o s 14 1 vii “M”: v.1»... m, (H d) 3-1.4; The Baker their way back 0 ii! Bil” 1 _ Anita Derby. ' g tEdnaiv Girl (Burt) .444 mum", SP0 i, or a. vngmc enods o! stress A are. ’ F 1 ,K h .d ~61. d. 1m?“ H421‘ .‘.'.‘“.i“u$.i1“;.§“?.i?.; 11:11:11“; irltxllgrtkhivrtsmgi the Iildrlrl- - - Pégmfl- zigqvwffiflw m "5 ‘5 summon 0.1‘ 11°81? tngntowm-ti-Jbotttt‘ tho; Sea; (Scour-ms urge?’ M 08L a l; zlil.‘li.e Gas! e b“ n m, season noses. our Momma co d t, - ' ' " ' ' me t n-g e e5 Newark 0000001 1a t.‘ run id Scott (Avery) in "m" ° t with the Pie-pen w; CLASSIFIED mo -- mtg d‘ o . Ruded swim n ltim oot ooo o1 --t 1o t 111mm“ j“°".“'p‘““"‘§'<‘>o..“‘<'§' mo." In“ ‘Evan u 3:113 ifioémlgrsd“"tui9°,.f.f,ifi? .‘,’}t,f,f,§,,§'°..hI'.'l' 5'°2>~§.'?Z.'.'."°".'.‘°? B sooooT P E Ericlmrultutstaxrillmgrir partridge also Moore and Boris; West iironm —3- 2 91188‘ _ _ money won some o! m sylblen wk Po u mt‘ o e) ""2 3 ; EAVERDALE gutter casua es. lLnd ar. a, a-t-o; Tracey Hltivv“ -' " ' ‘i .9 W" ~ "3 supp on - _-_ N k 100 ooo o-r s o Willi... 6-2-4: Buddy M°1‘°- Volomite (a) 2:081‘ h" i“ Ztllttiesthtellhtdftlzrsrtrinuihimrisgrfuufi; 3121mm‘ Iflggvel-Haltaitod- A’ . ‘m0- o The 8'11"" m“ 1“ ""5 "m" ”:11:':'°'° ‘m’ mhw‘ ° (Brookins) 2-5-dr. Best time 2.10. ltonor of being the first and only o, 0mm v.11” m, 30m m, 51')‘ 9 g 3 EVA WORTIIY norm; periods of intense trost Newark 10o ooo o-- 1 s o m. st. Stephen prosw" "" stallion credited u being s cen- m. 1mm. sun's m» au- vol“ Atn>8""{"s"o"rii8't'ti' ‘u; Monarch-s rrcx when mo. burv themselves in the tave- inninm faced ovary am a rm W111i l9‘ t _ sin oi mo trottera and a m,“ M” “ma, Harm", Mug M m“ (wood; H. KELLY’! utonmm: deep snow. Hungarian part Btoloombe, Multaikis, liaig. and "w drawn for M11 11”‘- cfiurv 51r- of mo“ frag-self Jimmie ndutmer. with Highland nmo-‘i-ta 1-4 21a t-z are {v5.1.1 K141111911 are ground ‘birds tumult? ‘glass’: Berra. Fallon: Petisnluv and. nun. e 1- - - - t - t - ' . a _ — irlgsohfihaeotlil gfmhim it is quite gfiggt 33m’??? "11" m“ ‘M ' too c 22310:‘ 110013111‘: trees. The pheil- as fair only, while s few lived u-p The race meet at Union Track. "he, m" h, will leave behind vn a now using Classified Pace. 8 CLASSIFIED PAOE_PUnsE t is n“ ‘tom we fox at nigh! m expacbmom The“, i, no u“ New Glasgow. 24.8.. 011 7794M" u ‘Kraut-posted record as a sire. a “M m‘! m"6'm “MW- My P5111191‘ 105m“) '1 1 1 "o" 11st the Great Horned Owl is 0M hiding our heads in the sand. we iiiv aitemoon was well attended ' - — 411011 m“ 15"”) ~73 2 Lwy 3,05 ' w, “w”; present with 111° might n well face the music. the ""1 “lmoulh m‘ “m” ‘wnnm _ _ We a»? on tblr ls H“ human” (Mensa) "a a a LUCKY NUMBER. nggosnnt Last winter was an ex- duck situation Lil over eastern gntifir“"hinf‘°‘§'r§wq°mw'§iuiofi “Km” “if”? airttgogfipt?‘ ‘Mm Mcmtyge ‘ta-rioting’! %.‘fir'.‘.°§;$i“‘trl§§;u?t.”i” "H: bunny nunnotm geption is there we}: verg- ftttt: 0mm 1, mum“ on m, m..- so e = ‘ I I80 t» e e ' the Montague rack t u - -~1 snmtsv n ‘rump: snow and no crv-st- t "e i = °" Mi P t1 g “M, ed W. 0. t e i h horse indus- F! ° °‘"- outline (Wood) ._.oo 4 - ll wi ter _._ Biiewgr! and dl-iwvnen 1g Hula! $11M Truiifoutwifi‘... iull panes ialliybhlutvemtouctrll Yflli‘ 111411111111 Time: 2.10. 2.12. 2.13. gll-yiéttggwvpwno lwelre 21:11; tojecannannaicezaame fir“ m. wmht w" and by m“ Harrison with- l-l-l: Pres Trade in natural colors depicting pfoiii- 3m strewn rflm: 3:?“ fi’ LAN; “Anyggfgn g’ i‘ l “homo respite. Upland calumfls; when," or not thfl wtmobun 4-2-25 Judd twnasr) lnent figures in our mrt- Jwiv- Mom“, um‘ ,° 1' LII’! NIOHTMARI " to. all three species province had more than l-i-diz; to, otbog storm-o; but m. p, m, Amount of publicity “m m“, limb“ ' "'1'; JUN! tuortrmto azgmplentifil] mu season and will gither of the sister Maritime Pro- now snpurin: in American ptp- Q . 1' o 4 y t compensate for the short- vinces or Quebec. Mr. Wright oer Reunions cert cote U8‘! ILICKA help 0 m "mff “m”. fimfrt-ritraetfrfifi that t, date was in mo. not soon season In c! dvm- 1"‘, "l"? "1 f,‘ ‘f; $1M" » o . A,‘ - _--— _ .2 o attired N!" str doe and in I 1W "'1' “m an”: Aiouwhitgi itmienon?‘ ‘$111111; STAKE The visiting bird men. Heroic‘ .11!“ Ducks Unlimited this season. w him rut-owed ‘he 1mm“ no you win soc. v 1 pay that lntflea to be announced Mon- s. Peters. us. l‘ish and Wildlife H, m, mo...“ p, o, motor a — m woes“ in: tpglntwl Wlnted otraght- 1 _ o thy. Service. lhgofifilfl wftérathvia boat. canoe and :4 a Bil Direct 1.65 has ten in "l il- 0 were _ 9111511 m“ h t ' u‘ _.__ _ mega of ploerl this uuorli stand! h: and the loctqituoaulooton Braves ouilond myaeflhganoqnmu’ tmmlmed u” gomyimmtcra. gtucommm m“ l ' “Wmim m m" 1" ‘"1 ' mt 1gp, mm "' -—- 1n out. mixed both alto-u. gun a. tho orwiiidl the other provinoea but w-Lunnlxl ‘ n“ m‘ ‘h-‘mdthh: smiarltion~wil'i. may “lg-t no (l! T“ “"415! "W! lanai: aietv by Phil Oanrretta fififlidfituntuftm evsnins- ‘R16! r11 any this much-d o - ~ . ' m“ 1" h“ been m m’ u“ Intyro. ' ' Dodgers eked out l and Iddio Waitkus‘ pinch single- were assisted in the check by '3" concentration of black elm! Girls and Boys l! to 14 2-1 mum om Cincinnati Redo mo. two walks and Nanny Ivr- game oificor of the Royal Oanad- $.11, (mum that 1 have seen I" 7,9 _ ‘ 0- —-—------ Blnlankea b’ J h vmdermeer rtgndcrs eirormfor all‘ 0! tan Mounted Police. s ." _' O D11! - Q1‘ 111D! ll Q SCVEII Dllul- ———* ~' ' i, t4 aged ‘lhunrlly ri t. the Dodger-l Ipvl- Bi Pa l Elckson. the winner. Their findings hon verified the in lune connotation in ‘m.’ m‘ amen’ hi; llio ted the not’; a t-o lead before llloged gut tritreo hits in beating fears expressed by this columnist thin statement of m. wright’: ed trim the Icon in tho sixth and Blin for his No. '1 triumph. early in June-tho duals are 60- who has oovorod a lot. oi promin- ' Iimillll 1110 limo in the ninth Canrretta broke spin‘: hitlen finitely down in n s - mg duck territory this moon. but ~ ....._. when Dick wnlttaan sinned hem spell by opening the teventb with ed with int and lust sea- we munrt let it nine Any inn Id Btflilil from second bole. s single. booting out a lharb non showed a saline In the duck hopes. G a1 b0 Bu lluolilr horne- "d oil xii-by grounder to Herman. Man lueit- population over most notions °1 oi 800d toort on the com ‘a 1o mood to out the m forced Covert-cits before ssin outer-n Canada. on sob ma. but than in front and although 1h! loaded the bales by walking Bill — be no co givm for what 011M!!! 611W“ Bilbo for N hoinn and were! Li an. ‘the 8y covered most Ooun- mo! happen next salon (i the rut oi the way. oltkud batted for stringer and t and outern and southern The kill this you will nuke a 11111611601141 "V" linlled. scoring Rich and ilioh- auteur. Marry important duck deco tnroad in our available . olson. Livingston got home with on» were thoroughly eov mi breeding mo: and what myoca- lun pitched I tvo- the w tnt run when PIP-L a int the pen next vur mu in the no o! llitaltolaiolgooububti dennudobincror. extreme. theflo-

1-1-11

we Gilt Hanover 2.44;; Worthy 3.2-5; Dale H.

lg upse

(O'Brien)

Abbe (Moreslde) 8-8-4;

this season — 31

ry with

drive io the Brooks stable 0f Auguzta. ldtole the show on Friday afternoon when he drove home six oi the ten- heat winners in; eluding Tab Hanover. WW1" ° the Free For All Pace in 2206'.» the fastest time on a half-mile track la Maine this season. George Brookins’ Christie Bud- long had previously held tlifl 1946 pecprd with her $0714 mile Over the Presuue Isle oval. A new sin- gle mutuel pool record for Skow- mgau was established in the 11151 heat oi the Free For All when $0.747 was wagered. The total mutungl take for the day me W ‘l. .

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Today we expect to sec 001311811-

irrg Derby in titre str i ht h ts, ‘lie smasjhed hthe etraok‘ grecorglin e open n t d in the sectintd e110 an came back newly let up mark. time out he was even with

hoarse when the site-ode under the wire in 210556 to second heat he paced the mile in; Money Maker. from Alberton.

the amazing time of mom. tolclasslfled pace was won by a St.

only pacer to head Fearless Peter 3 2-00 1n the Fox Stake at Del-

record was hung up ior a divided three heat race for three-year-old pacers. Cold Cash, retired to the stud by Mr. Brltenfleld. has prov- ed an excellent sire. many or his get racing in various parts of the

meeting with success. A full bro-| ther oi Cold Cash. Real MoneyJ 2.09, brought here some years ago y Dr. F. C. Dougan, is in the stud in the vicinity of Dundas.

The standard bred horse sales at Harrisburg. Pa., which was al- ways attended by a number oi iilaritimers will be held this sea- son in the Pennsylvania Stock Farm diow buildings the week of November 4th. These sales have been notable for the number of good campaigners which have been auctioned there. Last sea- son thev included Anti Aircraft 2:03. purchased by Charles Hor- ton; Blue Again 2:04%, winner oi the $50000 pace at Santa Anita, and a large number oi trotters that have made good in the big stakes. _

Fifteen thousand race fans at. tended at New Hamburg, Ont/n- 110. ANSI-Isl 14th and saw 3111a Asain. the great dark brown he,“ Owned by R. W. Leatherdals oi Windsor. win the Canadian p“-

lower

th in the first. The sreat "Blue"|

the opening heat.

tive with five games to his credit before Palmer won his first. Rod- dln took the first set 6-1. In the 90mm second sat, Palmer appeared more and the confident with ls forcing Reddin back and inta his own game. Palmer came from be- hind a 4-1 disadvantage to the set in five straight games. ini the third it appeared as if it would. be an even struggle of game apiece when they started oif 1-1 but Red- din showed placed quick games making 3, t read 5-1. 2.01%, a stake winner and thelcomeback once more with straight match point on three occasions but he was unable to further hold the powerful stroking took the third and final set 3-4,

messing some tennis when six top-tnotchers will be jockeying for

led Ivan Connors meets Boudrias from Montreal. A ntatcb whrch is slated to be a real en- durance struggle is that between W. Cullen and Frank Hansen both of whom are steady style of play. The men's doubles and mixed doubles match- es will also continue play this afternoon.

yesterday's play:

W. Cullen defeated A, Oantwcll,

Christie Budlong ‘Wins

Prince Edward two of the three events on today's own concluding program oi a. three- thm-l day mid-summer harness racing e meet here.

Christie Budlonih from crowd stood up and roared its“; ton, took the first two heats o! the free-ior-all trot and the last times of 2.07 and 2.08. In the'Tho 2.23 trot and pace went to

line drives,

take

superior power in shots as he scored four the score Palmer made a great three overcame

games and

Reddin who

This afternoon fans will be wlt- 81111

closely contested osltions in the

if vonne

known for their

semi The following are the results of

Men's Singing

(By The Canadian Press) STEPHEN, N.B.. Aug. 23- Island horses won

\\ Kensi-ng-

eln

A

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46

The

battled his‘ 8-6. 7-5. th I. Reitlziin defeated J. Palmer, 0-1,

Men's Double!

Moreslde and Reddln vs. B. 1'12- gerald and H, Simpson. Hughes and J, Cullen vs. and Burnett.

Smith and W. Cullen vs. Centwell

Wran.

Mixed Doubles

men's singles in he semi-finals, 1'. Connors and E. Wran vs, J. The Club President Ned Wran 91111511 BN1 M- H0099!‘- wlil play E. Smith and highly rat- N. Wran and I. C

Cullen and M. C. Fitzgerald and F. Hillsm vs. E. Smith und C. Sinclair.

Y. Boudri-as and P. Boudrias winner of scheduled match.

ladies Double!

E. Bourke and C. Sinclair. aye to -flnais. F. I-Iillson and H. Dewar vs, M. Martin and J. Mill E. Wran and E. Campbell vs. I. Sinclair and M, H. Lawson and J. MacDonald vl. B. DeBlols and A, DeBloiu.

Free - For - All Trot At St. Stephen Meet