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Meet At Riverside Provides Good Racing

A record crowd was in attend- ance at the Harness Racing meet. held yesterday afternoon at River- side track. Close ﬁnishes were the order of the day. and in mall)’ in" stances photo-finishes were neces- sary to decide the various winners.

Just Flicka was the only straight heat winner of the afternoon as she came through in the Number Three Classified to head a field

.0! four other pacers. Sugar Har-

vest was the contending horse in the first mile but in the next two heats Abegweit Milad)’ Came on to furnish the opposition for the smooth-pacing leader.

Owner Harold Cudmore drove hi; second winner of the after- noon when he took Prince Bud- long home in front of a field of four in_the Number One Classl- Prince was just 100 good in the first two heats as he headed Billy MacVeigh and 01H Budlnng; hilt in the final mile of the race he had ‘to yield to the closing rush of Billy anti 0111-

In the Number Two Classified Eva \‘Vorthy came through as 6X- pecled to win the first dash but l disastrous break early in the sec- ond milr- saw Charlie Chandler's Lusticia, driven h)’ A1151)" Tifrﬂfl’. hPilil the ficld to tho wiro with Bonnie's Boy coining through in

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MONCTON, N. B., Sept. 5 — (CP) A capacity Labor Day crowd today saw Vclla La Vclia, owned by Willard MacDonald. Summersidc, P. E. 1.. capture the feature Frce-For-All race of a har- ness racing card at the Moncton Raccvvay. _

Tho island horse, rcined by Wil- lard Kelly, took the first dash in 2:09 and added another second to

.its time in the other two heats.

finishing in 2:10 and 2:11.

Lucky Number, owned by Wil- lard Kcliy of Charlottetown, was the winner of the Number TWO Classified race in a special run-off with Rhodoin D., owned by Dr. Delaney. Summcrside.

The Number One Classified went to n Port Elgln owned horse. Pet- or Brook Second, which J. M. Trcnholm had entered. Loch Han- ovcr, of the Goodwill Stables, Sus- sex, finished fourth and first, be- hind the first and third registered by Peter Brook Second in the two- dash race.

The fourth event of the card. the 2:27-2:29, was run in two divi- sions, with the top horses in the first two heats racing off in the third and final heat. Tim O'Shan- ko, owned by Steadman and Tracy of Sackville, N. B., finished first in the first heat and again led the third heat to cop top honors. Mr. Cherrie. owned by Mrs. Milton. Cover-dale, took second spot plac- ing second in the final heat and in the second heat. Coconut Kalmuck. a Springhill horse, finished first in the second division thcn third in the final run to cop third place.

Billy Bishop and Albnloma tang- led wheels in the first heat of the 2:21-2:29 and were not able to complete tho run. No one was in- jured in the accident.

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the stretch to cop second place.

The Number Four Classified pro- vided two more winners. Emmett Bernard's Reuben Lee trotted off with the first dash and adding to the upsets that were being experi- enced all afternoon, Edwin MacL. came through to win the second dash of the event.

Mary Stewart was the victor in the Number Five Classified, first heat, but she had to give way to Belle Budlnng in the second mile, with Miss Adele W. landlr’ i the runner-up position.

In the dash ever]. Hilda Mac led a field of four starters with Dan McElwyn second, Nature Boy

third and Just Bill fourth. Summar“ No. 1 Classiﬁed Prince Budlong (Cudmore)...l 1 3 Billy McVey (Craig) 3 1 Ola Budlong (MacDonald) ....3 2 2 Lea Brewer (Bernard) 4 4 4

Times: 2.13, 2.15 1-5. 2.12 4-5. Winning horse owned by Har- old Stead. Brackiey. ' No. 2 Classiﬁed

Eva Worthy (Maclntyre) .1 I Lustleia (Tierney) 21 Bonnie's Boy (O‘Mcara). 2 4 Rosalie H. (Craig) . .. 5 2 Buddy Blrdiong (Stead) . 4 5

Times: 2.16, 2.17 2-5. Winning horses owned by Pres- ton Maclntyre, Montague, and Mr.

Chas. Chandler, City N0. 3 Classiﬁed

Just Flicks (Cuclmore) . 111 ‘Abogweit Milady (Smith) 6 2 2 Sugar Harvest (MacRae) .. ...2 4 5 I.il Frisco (MacNeil) 3 5 3 Hilda Mac (Bernard) ...,5 3 4 Random Harvest (O'Brien) 4 d

Times: 2.19 2-5, 2.17 2-5, 2.111. Winning horse owned by Har- old Cudmore, Brackley. No. 4 Classiﬁed Reuben Lee (Bernard) Edwin McL. (Sheen) .. . Plucky Budlong (Arbing) Churchill (Maclntyre) Nature Boy (Downe) . Dan McElwyn (MacNeil) Times: 2.19 2-5, 2.18 3-5. Winning horses owned by 1.’. A. Bernard, Hunter River. and Ger- ald Sheen. Summerside. No. 5 Classiﬁed Mary Stewart (Buell) .. Belle Budlong (G. MacDonald) Miss Adele W. (R. MacDonald) New Money (MacGuigan). Red Spruce (Hennessey), Hyland Budlong (Collins) Just Bill (Agnew) Times: 2.27, 2.24. Winning horses owned by Cecil Drake. Cardigan. and C. Praught, Montague.

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Capping off a. large program of sporting activities over the Labor Day week-end in what. was prob-

ably the most extensive one this summer, the Charlottetown Abeg- welt. Track and Field team calme through with an overwhelming victory at Memorial Field yesterday afternoon by amassing a total of 63 points in the senior division to win the Maritime Invitation Track and Field mrct sponsored by the Department of Physical Fitness, and add a clean-cut victory to their string cf three seconds in the four leading Maritime meets

this season.

Turning in impressive perform- ances in both the track and ficld divisions, the Abbles were in u class by themselvcs as far as term aggregate scoring was concerned, with their nearest competitors, the Halifax Navy team. placing a distant second with a (otai of 22 points. The individual com-petition was of the keenest calibre through- out. the meet, however, with many of the standing records in both track and ficld events at Memorial

Field falling by the wayside to make way for new records, with many of the visiting Mainland

athletes copping off many of the individual trophies and prizes, in- ciuding the Junior aggregate team trophy which was won by Wander- ers of Halifax.

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Among the many other activities over the week-end. the Curran and Briggs nine set the Charlottetown utbbies back on their heels ai; Mem- oriai Field on Sunday when they lashed back in the fourth game of the Island Physical Fitness Base- iball League playoff finals to take a 4-1 victory from (he locals to tic up the series at two gnznes apiece and force the issue into a fifth and final game for tile Provincial title.

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The Junior City Baseball League also saw an upset. victory the same afternoon at Memorial Field whcn the Harry McLnnis coached Vic- tories handed out an 11-6 shel- iacklng to the Knights of Columbus juniors to garner their first win in ‘the playoff finals and bring the ‘Knights three-game winning streak to an end.

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The victory forces the best of seven series, which heretofore look- ed like a straight four-game victory for the Knights, into a. fifth game from which anything might hap- pen from here on, although the hard fighting Vics still have a long road ahead of them if they are go- ing to lake the City. Junior title.

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The two big horse racing feat- ures at the Exhibition track on Saturday night and the Parkvlew track 0n Labor Day were also high- light attractions over the holiday week-end. and both came up with some more top-notch track battles which added to the long string of outstanding racing cards iha‘. have been staged over the Island harness racing. circuit this season.

In the major golf attractions of the weekend was the winninc of the Green Gables Golf Course Open Championship by Maurice "Mousefl Dowling who toured the wind- swept par 72 course in en even 80. He was closely followed by his younger brother and host proCecii "Bubby" Dowling and B111 "Pud" Beer. Each of the latter carded an Bl. Nozman MaoLeod of the Sum- merside course had an 82 to capt- ure third place in the tournament-

Ai, the tourist course in the Nat- ional Park “Bubby" had a big prize list to offer to (he large nulmlber of golfers who took part. in the holi- day tourney. Many favourable comments were voiced by the golf- q-s 5g to the arranging of the meet and the capable way in which li- W85 run. Cecil is to be conﬂrﬂiillﬂled on his initial adventure into the tournament play.

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Abegweit Team

Winners Of

Track

And Field Meet

Coming through with a terriﬁc showing in both departments, the Charlottetown Abegweit track and field senior squad piled up a total of 63 points to win the second dri- nual Maritime invitation track and ﬁeld nget held at the Memorial Field yesterday afternoon under the sponsorship of the Department of Physical Fitness. over crack teams from all the leading amat- eur athletic clubs throughout the Maritimes.

The Navy team from the H. M. C.S. Siadacona placed second with 22 points. while Halifax Wander- ers, Fredericton and Moncion placed in a - three-way tie for third place, with 14 points each.

The Wanderers copped otf the

trophy for the junior team aggrc- ,

gate with 24 points, Moncton tak- ing second with 11 points, Navy third with nine and Abbies fifth with ﬁfe points.

Waiter Brawley of the Abeg- weiLs came through with firsts in the high jump, broad jump and hop-step-and-jump to capture the senior ail-around athlete laurcls with a total of 15 points to take possession of the Premier J. Wal- ter Jones Trophy and the Sam- uel F. Doyle Memorial Trophy. The latter trophy is to be com- peted for annually.

it was a splendid mcel through- out, with all clubs putting up the keenest type of competition at all times which saw eight Memorial Field records broken and new re- cords set. Dave Boswell of Ab- egwelts sheared ﬂvc seconds 'oif (he previous 880 yards record. and lowered the 440 yard record by 2, 4-5 seconds, in times of 2:4 2-5 and :54 2-5 respectively, while Dick Carmichael of Wanderers sci a new mile track record of4:49 and John Paul of Abbics set a new six mile record of 35 minutes, 55 scc- onds. Waiter Brawicy of Abbics

set a new ficld record with his 5‘ 8" in the high jump, while thel senior Abegiveit mile relay team, running against time due io the fact that there were no other en‘.- rics, lowered the former record of 3 minutes, 52 2-5 seconds to 3 minutes, 52 l-4 seconds. Records broken in the junior events were the 880 by John Marlin of Wand- erers in 2:12 3-5. and the 440 re- lay by a combined team from Nionclon and Fredericton in :47 2-5. Following the day's events, the contestants, officials and guests, including a number of nurses from the Charlottetown and P. E. Isl- and Hospitals. were guests of the Department of Physical Fitness at a special dinner at Sandy's Rest- aurant and later were entertained with a special dance at the. Char-

Compeiiiions Al local Golf (Ilub

- A. G. MacMilian and Mrs. E. ‘M. Bagnall. carding a gross 42, won "the nine-hole mixed foursome compett. tion at. the Charlottetown Golf Club Saturday afternoon.

Frank Macfnnis and Miss Doro- thea Stewart captured the low (not with a 34.

Maurice Dowlirlig. registering a total of 600 yards in three drives, won the men's section of the driv- ing competition. while the ladies‘ driving was won by Mrs. l3. M. Bagnall with u total of 413 yards.

Art. MarKenzlc with 10 points topped the men's approaching and putting play, while in the ladies‘ half Mrs. Gordon MacDonald won in a. playoﬁ with Miss Aletha Laird. Both had scored 14 points in

regular play. A return 1B hole medal- play inter-club cumpctiilon between

members of the Charlottetown Club and the Abecrombie Club of New Glasgow scheduled for Sunday was cancelled late Saturday. Local of- ficials received -a wire frcm tho Nova S-cotia Club stating they

would be unable to make the trip.

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______i,i lottetown Armouriel where His Honor Lieutenant Governor J. A. Bernard presented‘ the various trophies and prizes to the winning athletes. The standings

following are the final in team aggregates:

Senior

Abbies: 63 points; Navy: 22 points; Wanderers: 14 points; Fredericton: 14 polnis; Aniigonish Highland Society, 10 points; Monc- ton, 4 points.

Junior

Wanderers: 24 points; Moncion: 11 points; Navy: 9 points: Abbles: 5 points; Antigzonish: 3 points: Fredericton: 1 point.

SENIOR EVENTS

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100 Yd. Dash: John (Fredericton); Barrie King (Fredericton); 3, W. LcPage (Ab- bics)

Time: 10 2-5.

220 Yd, Dash: 1, J. King (Fred- ericton); 2, K. Fancy (Wander- ers);

3, N, G. Lyons (Abblcs), Tim . 24.

440 Yd. Dash: 1, D. Boswell (Ab- bios); 2, A/B Coyle (Navy); 3. P. Currie (Fredericton).

Time: 54 2-5, (Track Record).

880 Yd. Run: 1, Boswell (Ab- bics); 2, Dick Carmichael (Wan- dcrcrs); 3, Cash (Abbies).

Time: 2:54 2-5, (Track Record).

1 Mile Rim: 1, Dick Carmichael (W); 2, J. Brown (W); 3, R. Ap- pleton (Antigonish).

Time: 4:49, (Track Record),

6 Mlle Run: 1, John Paul (Ab- bics); 2, B, Weir (Navy); 3, G. Gallant (Moncton).

Time: (15:55, (Track Record).

Discus: 1, S/Lt. Sabiston (Navy);

2, Waltcrs (libbies); 3, P2. Tre- panicr (Navy), Distance: 106 it. 10 in.

High Jump: 1, Walter Brawley (Abbics); 2, J. Morrison (Mone- ton); 3, N. G. Lyons (Abbles).

Height: 5 ft. 8 in. (Track Re- cord).

Shot: Putt: 1, George Walters (Abbics); 2. Eugene Pcndcrgast (Abbics); 3, J. Ferguson (Antigon- ish).

Distance: 36 ft. 2 in.

Hop, Stop and Jump: 1. Braw- ley (Abbies); 2, Lyons (Abbies); 3, O/S Saxon (Navy).

Distance: 40 ft, 11 in.

Javelin: 1, Waiters (Abbles); Sablston (Navy); 5, LcPage (Ab-

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Broad Jump: l, Brawloy (Ab- bios); 2, Lyons (Ahbies); 3, Saxon (Navy), '

Distance: 1i) ft. (i 1-2 in.

Hammer Throw: 1, Ern l\fathe-;Trainor rf.

son (Abbies); 2, Lcn Thompson

(Antigonlsh); 3, T. Thompson (An- 23m“ 1p

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tlgonish). Distance: Polo Vault:

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tlgonish). Height: ‘i0 ft. f) 1-4 in. 1 lilila Relay: 1, Abbies, Timc:,3:52 1-4. (New Record).

avmon nvaurs 10o Yd. Dash: 1, Bill Haley (wi;

2, Al. Vail (Moncion); 3, Saxon (Navy). Timc: 11 secs.

220 Yd. Dash: 1, B, Haley (W): 2. A. Vail (Moncton); 3, B. Scott (Fredericton).

Time: 24 1-5.

8110 Yd. Dash: 1. John Martin (W); 2, Bob Jay (Abbies); 3, A/B Hobbs (Navy),

Time: 2:12 3-5. (Now Record).

1 Mlle Run: 1, G. Gnllnnt (Monr- ton); 2, J. Martin (W); 3, O/S Fleming (Navy).

Time: 4:54 4-5.

High Jump: 1, Saxon (Navy); 2,

John Bronhy (Antigonlsh): 3. Lundhin (Navyy

Hcight: 5 ft. 5 in.

440 Yd. Rclay: 1, Moncton and

Fredericton: 2, Halifax YVonderers; 3, Abblcs.

Time: :47 2-5. (Track Record).

Senior Team Trophy won by Abbies,

Junior Team Trophy won by Wanderers.

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SEPTEMBER 6, 1949

Vics Score 11-6 Win 0v_e_r_ K. of (I.

The City Junior Baseball series was prolonged Sunday afternoon when the Vics, fighting wtlh their backs to the wall, wailoped out a convincing 11-6 win over the Knights of Columbus team in the fifth game of the City series. The Knights had been leading the Vics by a. 3-0 count 1n games up lo Sunday.

In the bottom half of the first frame the Vics scored four runs on a single hit, two walks and two KC errors. In the second the Knights came back with three runs on four hits with two of them going for extra bases. The Vics made the score read 6-3 in the same inning when they tallied once on two hits and an error. The third frame saw the Vics wrap up the game as they countered six runs and drove starter Donnie MacLean from the mound. How- ever the Knights were not through with their three runs. With one out. they sent three more runs across the plate on two hits and an error and a fieldcrﬂs choice.

That. finished the scoring for the game as both pitchers ivorked nice to keep the runners off the bases. Clifford Ready on the mound for the winners sent the last dozen men to face him down in order after giving up a single in the urui with none Qut_

Ready was touched for eight hits while walking two and whiffing four. MacLean allowed five hits, “hiked four, hit another, and struck out two. Jackie Burke who. relieved him fared no better with the Vlc bats. He allowed two rung to cross the plate on five hits, p hit batter and some more KC er- rors.

Leading batter of the game was Dr's Trainor of the Vics who had a‘ two for four clay. A triple and a single came off his big potent bat. Willis Hcnnessey had two for five, and pitcher Ready had two for (our. “Spy” Ready led the Knights’ beliefs with s two for four day at the plalc.

BOX SCORE Knights AB I... Hennessey 2b, J. Ready lb. MacNeil rf. Matheson cf.- MacLean p. ‘J. Burke p. Murphy lf. R. Hughes so. Flynn c. L. .\iacDonald 3b. Totals

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NATIONAL LEAGUB Boston 2; Brooklyn 7. Boston 2; Brooklyn 13, Philadelphia 9; New York 7, Philadelphia 4; Ncw York 2. Pittsburgh 1; St. Louis i), Pittsburgh 5: St. Louis 4,

Blowupi - In A Inning Win. For C.

A fatal blowup by the Abbie in- field Sunday afternoon in the top half of the tenth inning enabled the Curran and Briggs team from Summerslde to even their series with the Abbies for the Island title. The Blowup in the opening stanza of the extra inning game

gave the C. and B. team a 4- win over the locals and evened the count in the series to two games each.

The splurge of errors on the part of the Abbie infield, which up till this time had performed in a pleasing manner, was not ex- pected but it came at the wroh! moment. In the top half of the tenth Gaudct singled to start things rolling, J. Grady was safe on an error by Higson at second base. MacKay, who was running for Gaudet went to third on the play, Gerry Bernard then lofted a foul fly down the first baseline which made a beautiful catch for Lund but the throw to the plate was not in time to catch MacKay who advanced home after the catch was made.

In the locale half of the some inning Lnrter grounded out Charlie Ryan, hitting for LeClnir. (lumped n single into loft ficld. He was caught going to second on an attempted stcai. Maurice Good- win was tho next batter and he promptly Wnliopcd n home rlln into left ficld to break the shutout which was hovering nearby. Stun- icy walked but. Johnny 1111150" grounded out to thc pitcher to end the inning and the game.

Up to the full nine innings of ploy both teams had waged a hard fought battli- all the way with the Abbies failing to capital- ize on scvcrul good chances’ when they had mcn on base.

Both pitchers "Lofty" MacAlcer and “Joe" Bernard went the route for their teams. MocAlecr allow- cd but five hits during the day and not one of thcm went for ox- trn bases. lie walked two and struck out six. Bernard was touch- cd for eleven hits by the Abbios while he walked one and whiffed five batters.

Les Gaudct was the winners‘ big sticker as he rapped out two singles in four trics at the plate. Maurice "Moe" Goodwin was the game's leading hitlcr however as he walioped out a double and a home run in four attempts. Irv MncKinnon had a brace of singles for the locals.

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