JULY 5. 1952 g A
CHARLOTTETOWN
Tl-IE GUARDIAN.
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I ' ' Calrm also started off the only Hunters Garner . Back Stretch R. C. M. P. Band Of Ottawa To Visit Here doubla play .1 .1. ....... & . coke Grady and Forbes Kennedy -w m-- . . ., was 1 I fist fight in the fifth - - w”'"m"”d mm m” ” (C”""””'d mm 9"” 5) ' min: wIleIn the two collided amp - - ' the plate. The players were quickly game from nests liurinl the hal'- dQLlC6kfil'.'e the handsome black: ggpualed and allowed to remain lni ng season. is s. valuable game saver. Wm: ch: fart i;l:1agy”I:hiris;t.)n28i;1 gal”. the game. ' In""-l3”””” m 15”" wudm” ””" time 2.14 2-5-very close ti: her BOX small zrlcts " 3 Sumlm-'1' mumnll W” record. Lustlca 2.13 tPinlmey) was . ,. , "man, Wm, mu without me use second in the 1st dash and R.ldge- O '5 5 '- r C - ' 3! me bu. in two 31-55; or wood M. (Daniels) in the Iecondl An 3 H 1.0 A El I" R g 0 ' gnmparable conditions. On 34 farms The 3111 "I06 will Won by Whirl- Gp Grady, 3b 5 3 2 0 3 11 - 1 ' Wm, 3, total acreage of 1466 acres ;vg:yU24.22 325. by Slmcoe Harvester wmhm 2,, 3 3 0 1 1 2 on which 316 adult pheasants were -h T; owned by Dr. J. A. Don- C. army, ,3 5 0 3 3 1 ll nbssrved. only 11 were killed. On ;?9- INFO. and dTIVBn by R. 0- Dalton Cf 4 1 1 3 0 1 5.4 farms totalling 1.714 acres on Td9"11ime- 319 3-5-four seconds wmen 1, 3 1 9 0 o o - which the bar was not used and I: :10" 9" 0” M3 1”9'39'd- The W1 Schurman. s 4 1 0 10 0 1 where 256 adult pheasants were 2?; W" W9" by 'I09Y HNVHII” Purcell, rf 3 0 0 1 0 0 iailled. 61 were killed. On iii farms ' ' Dwned by Lahey 55 MONGIII Simmons, 11) 3 o 1 5 0 2 m Pmnw” county where .131 Ecru giriven by Johnny Conroy. in Guam, D 3 0 1 1 9 oi - were mowed with the use of the !'econdr51!;”::eJg:lh" diifgswf-blhl Totals as '1 1 24 s s. I t 136 '
i1Mhm3mI::;er;Tdyw5:;;eI;e5groyed. same field. John clegg tCrulk- ABBHES liheawn ' shank) was first in 2.14 1-5 and 1 ml 20 13"” "mwed Wmml" H": Joey Harvester second. other dash 5" R ” "I A E har. 43 01 35 PMRSEMS 5”" were winners were Nova (1.. owned by Cairns, 2b 4 1 0 0 4 oi lulled. Mrs. Eliz beth w k. 1: t 11' Pineau. ':lb 4 1 1 o .1 01
The flushing bar. is a beam ex- in 2.15 4;, Mae 3gs:dal:.r M-cLeod. 55 1 0 0 4 3 2. tending parallel to and ahead of and driven by Phil Craig, in 2.18 coyle. rt 4 0 1 1 0 0 the cutting bar. Warned in time 2X5. and Miss Cherry Valley, owned C. Kennedy of 4 0 0 0 0 2' by the flushing bird, the operator and driven by Clayton MacLeod, in Ready. lb 4 0 0 9 0 0 bgpmch hit for S mwebn 8 1, 1m: d ,. mt on ha.” C 31 B 3 M”
2.15 :1. . k If, :1 o o 3 o 0' Q 93 ll 9 31 i - 1 "sua”Izv:lilne al'1is:ll',ul1: ,5 Hwy ' gulrceilnedyl? e 2 o o '1 o d”V9"”'1 lbies 7; bases on balls. uauiieod 1, and Iirh me, was rammed ma.1.ty The npmmg meet 5; the cm". MnoLeod, p 0 0 0 0 0 0 Summary - R.B.I., G. Dalton. Carson l. sqtlalrbl-lags J, Burke 1; Mn. e b conservristion or anizs.- IOWELOWII oval Was held last Satur- a-Squarebrlggs. p ooyle. C. Grady 2, Schurman, N. strikeouts, .'ilncl.eod 1. Carson 9. Ha” M: y H lb g K day nighifwith gn attendance of 2 0 0 0 2 2 Walker; earned runs. Curran and Burke 2: wild pitch, Rut-kr, win- Hom an a page aim a;0V,.v:::,:l;w; over 2000. The track was in Ia-MacDonald. if Briggs 2. Abbies 0; three base hits.inli1g plichnr. ('ilrson, losing pitch- l':o;eIi.: fegrthsihgvinueued-ugg M splendid shape and 1; Wu an ex- 1 0 0 0 0 0 G. Grady; stolen bases. Purcell. (I. er. Squ1alCbi'lgKS. b 1 d ' ' 1 o .. ' ; u
traccarsiopergung .5 higher men. cellent nights racing. Features Totals :10 2 24 12 6 Grady, Whelan, D. MllcLeod. Ump re. 1 lxani use we;
were the winning of the first race by Mona Clegg. a 4-year-old own- ed by Harlan Redding of Maine. and driven by Earle sample, in 2.-
the old-style bu could not be readi- ly adapted and was discarded bv nlany farmers who formerly had lsed it. It is estimated by Dr. Dan-
10 3-5. with Alan Mac 2.14 1-5 pig d h f P 1' ment Ottawa is the Royal Cana-
.Le ,1 Ah 1 d 1 th om ' c ure a ova under the Peace.Towe.r of the Houses 0 ar is ,. p I Ialni an: fmw cegafgeoo! Hie nu? lsllbeyi 3ECOnd- The 3EC0nd CIMI1 diun Mounted Police Band which will appear In this Province next month. I Commissioner 1.. H. NlcIlol- I ,Q;;; mmsl Copoperauve wndme Rb was won by the blartl: si."i”" son. M.B.E., has announced that the band will play in Charlottetown and Summersicle during their tour ,s -
Gshagen. sent here last December by Dr. George C. Bishop. now of Lexington. Ky. This horse had been up to a mile in 2.10 training last year. was let up and it is be-
sPB.I'CI'l Unit program, that mortally or pheasants increased by 60 per rent as tractor mowing becomi- more popular between 19:18 and
I945 lieved that he is the makings of a selections with featured soloists from the Band's large repertoire. The new bar is hinged to permit real good horse. lie is being care- 93,
the machine to be driven through fully trained and was well driven I E am me me pmhmg chm”.
Kata Zugtrdt tddjilstmmt and aflras bf 2E11dvo40g slhaevd ltakxgg I mcfilg I(Il?lI.l:cg:)aritaldr;,g:Ith Ilwgrel 0(l:1)i':lo)r1x:1cl 0' & 8' oscothptearns scored a run in the TH- hcenaa a commonm can . ..os ac lpper .. --. . .
of tractors. Farmers in many parts I-2. owned by Bevan 4; Barbour (Moifott) 2-1-2. The fastest time first innlniZ- T” mm mm Mam GROWS WITH YOUR NEEDS.--YOUR -
and driven by Roach MacGregor. won the 3rd race in 2.12 3-5. also the Bill race with the same field in 2.13 1-5. Billy liicvay wits second in the 3rd race and Miss Donna Mac in the 8th. The 4th race had a field of six good trotters and was won by the royally bred Pet Han- over. owned by Roy Bevan. and driven by Roach MacGregor. in 2.- 15 4-5-a new record. The 5th clash with eight trotters was won by Judy Kalmuck 2.16 2-5.. owned by Lester Johnston and driven by Willard Kelly. in 2.19 1-5. Second was Winnic's Last 2.17. owned and driven by R. C Shea. Kinkora. The 6th race was won by Argot Pointer 2.07, in a last seconds rush. nosing out A. G. Scott 2.10. The Pointer is owned and was driven by H. B. Willis. Time. 2.13 3-5. The 1th dash was won by Lucky Number 211. now owned by Walter llennesaey nnd driven by his son Joe. time. 2.14. Second to him was the pacing mare Babe Britton 2.09 4-5 (0'- Mearal. owned by George Thomp-
of the state are making wide use of this accessory. Mr. John Dunlop Jr. who controls farming opera- tions on more than 20,000 acres. in Plckaway County, requires all mow- lng machines operated on these lands to be equipped with flushing hars".
This oolumnist has been studylng.i and inquiring among farmers, Re' the problem of mower losses to up- land game for close to 20 years. In- dividual farmers have reported as many as three Hun or pheasant nests destroyed by them in a singli- season. Many others two and still a greater number one. Better then so per cent of those talked to have reported seeing no losses from this cause. Its s. foregone conclusion that many nests are cut over and not observed for farmers have star- ed that they were unaware that the mower had destroyed a nest llntil the hay was being raked or loaded on the hay waggon.
I place a conservative estimate
b .h . l 9" the ""'"”'l' "I P'””””'" am ;(i:5eS:,:;mEr:1deAu:,23 ',”,a”;l'S 5:2: i.hueMi2tl2I Tlangieuhtg 3"” 3'””Y 3093” W" W bmqs Start with . little. clmm it with rare, and Iuly it with confidence in llun nests destroyed. not counting owned and driven by SM". Ken-' also mm 1 tmmng Hem with uets or gatherings. he had friends 11... stnndnrd nmr 11,.,m..g the number of adult birds killed ned mm 2” 24 Gm” D00” 2”. all over the Maritime Provinces. smmm nssn, Hsmwgn gym ".3 mm, wk", qulm, mmm", 1. mg only furnlhu-9 in stock. we in the process, at an average of y' ' ' ' ' For years he attended Old Home M4. Ivy our MCKINNEY. lzss.
N” 1" every N” f”m5' Tm" The Cape B-Eton Sports Centre
would 31" an gppfox 1,000 mg” or I h I '4 Dick E1 2.04 L5. ch t d 50 ure to meelrhim and talk with him. stand for the season 10.52 at the 100,000 en, destroyed by mower, ;lEh3tV;':l;:c:In3"mizzuyitVggyoig Wen mgr: 1”: "Hana toiaciwnel, He was President of the Nova farm of Gordon Rodd. North 3111- you buy initially. Come In and tsllk It over with llll. IA-I: III allow we,-y aummu. Tm, column,” has have been showing on the path Roy Creamer M sh stephenl Wm Scotia Racing Association, of the toll. Service too 525, due at time always contended may we logg more mumelsl A combination that reg be glad to know that he is sound Dudy PM-Ch Club and 5 WHSWB Of 01 "YVIC0 With "til?" PTIVIIPKEEA . you these Iulmlsome groups for dining room or bedroom thht. expand
game. or potential game birds, from mowing operations every summer then are shot by hunters in the fall. Binoe reading the latest bullet- in on the subject I am more con- vinced then ever that my estimate
turned big money to the backers was Patricia Direct (MacDonald) that won both her dashes. and the trotter Peterkin Aubrey (Petti- grew) that was quite over-looked but won the Zird and 7th dashes,
of Eastern Canada.
and from 8 to 9:30 pm. at Victoria ing at. 8:15 p.m.
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The group will give concerts here on August 15th, nppearin
Park. They will play at the Su
Inspector Lydall. the Band's Conductor, has chosen a varir-ri programme of concert and popular
g at the Exhibition Grounds st 3 Dm- mmerside Park on August 16th start-
was chronicled by Cycionlc in the first and third heats-2.13 1-5. An- other winner was Trixie Scott (G. MacDonald) 1-1, best time 2.18. The many friends of Rannle MacDonald of Sydney will be glad to learn that he is having splendid success at Foxboro night race meet. On Monday night he won a 31,500 stake in 2.11 with June Bee owned by Malcolm Monroe and Harry Lavatte of Sydney-a new record for June. Then on Friday she went on to win a 5600 purse in 2.10 4-5. She is the only Cape Breton trotier or pacer to score a pair of wins at Foxboro so far that we have record of. The last eventwas on the same card as the New England 515.000 pacing derby. which was won by the tiny pacer Good Time in 2.01 2-5-a new track record for the mile and 2.09 for the 1 1-16 mile. which is only one second off the world's record made at Roosevelt Raceway last season. June Bee will meet another
The many admirers of the pacer
as a bell. He won both dashes in the Free For All event at St. Stephen recently, his best mile be- ing in 2.12 2-5. In the coil. class that same afternoon Nelson Bud- long captured the first dash but
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Squarebriggs in the second with two men on and none out. Square- briggs held the fort by get- ting one man at the plate on an attempted sacrifice and then torc- lng Grant. Grady to hit into a dollbie play.
Coach Ev. MacNelll lifted Square- briggs for a pinch hitter in the seventh and sent in Jackie Burke
9th. Charlie Willis, proprietor of the popular Covchead track, will put on his first meet. of the sea- son. Charlie never disappoints. so you can make your plans to attend Covehead and be quite sure that you will witness a grand alter- noon's racing and have a most en- joyable time.
We deeply regret to chronicle the death of the widely known John A. Stewart of New Glasgow. N. 5.. one of the greatest supporters of harness racing in the Maritimes for many years. A talented speaker
Week and it was always ll pleas-
the Union Driving and Trotting Park. Mr. Stewart attained the age of 73 years and had been in good health up until a short time before his death.
locked until the fifth when the C.&B. team came up with five counters. The Abbles scored once in the top of the fifth but the Sum- merside team nullified the run with a single marker in the sixth.
The Grady's, Coke and orant led the Summerside stickmen with two hits each. One of Grant's hlts was a single which an outfielder played into a. triple. '
Joe Coyle and "Cuker” Pineau obtained the Abbim only hits. Coyle scored Plneau with a hard single in the first inning. In the sixth inn- ing Plncau droverl it hard not grounder through Coke Grady for a base knock. '
Jaokle Cairns pulled off the best fielding play of the game when he raced far to the left toymake a one handed grab of Gerald Dalton's
hot, grounderpin the third inning.
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. We also regret the death or is conservative. the latter in 2.17 4.5 other win. got. into an accident in the second . dash and unmaced- :l::,”..il.';:”.P:fl:l ”:...:3.l:;"".:::' on nlspuw Now:
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third race. time. 2.10 1-5. The 2nd dash in this Free For All was won by Victory Dale. owned by B. C. Cl-uickshsnk and driven by B. Cruikshank, in 2.11 3-5. and the filial dash was won by Hedgewood Chief, owned and driven by James Given in 2.09 2-5-the fastest mile trotted or paced over the Truro track this season. The many friends of the much travelled and owned Barln 2.11 (Campbell) will be glad to,know that he won the
ners were Royal Bank (2) 2.1! 1-5, a three-year-old by Federal. own- ed by F. A. Ryder of Moncton and driven by Harley Harrison. in 2.21. andf the four-year-old Doctor .1. A. (3) 2.12 1-5 won the 0th dash for Ray O'Brien in 2.15 3-5. Nancy Britten (Daniels). owned by H. F. Maccregor. Truro. won the 5th race in 2.18, which equals her rec- ord. and Bruce Clegg 2.20 1-5, won the nth race in 2.18 2-5--a new record. in the 0th race Resourceful 2.14 2-5 was a winner in 2.15 3-5. He is owned and was driven by James Given.
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One of the best racing programs in it long time will be raced to- night over the Charlottetown speedway. A fast track and horses in really good condition should give many thrills to the great crowd of spectators who will at- tend.
On Wednesday afternoon. July
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atives and friends of the above gentlemen we extend on behalf of ourselves and other horsemen our! deepest sympathy.
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