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Sal defeat of the Summersidei ‘Curran and Briggs by the local’ Abbies as the latter squared they

series with the construction crew] It a game apiece. The game was‘ the second in the seven-game final Iaries for the Island senior base-‘ bail crown. lt was played on the Nanci-tel Field diamond ycstcr-l lay afternoon before a very large‘

. Irowd of fans.

Johnny Higson and “Buck" Whltlock both singled home runs In the fifth to spell defeat for the visitors. Goodwin crossing, the plate on Higsons safety and, MacAleer coming home on Whitw lock‘s drive. In the opening frame-i the locals tallied their first run‘ on the strength of Whitiocks don-l ble after Higson had reiichcd first on the third bascmans error. Mac- Klnnon sacrificed Hlgson to soc—‘ and where "Buck“ doubled him} home. In the top hrilf of the fifth‘, Mulhollarri scored the only Sum-t rnerside run of the game. He; reached first via MacAlcens mis-i cue and went to second when Gaudet walked. He scored min- utes later as Gallant drove a sin-

‘Peg Swimmers In DoubiiWin

~(CP)~\Vin- Iiipeg swimmers Saturday‘ (rziptiircii , both the men's and women's Can- adian open mile zit the (Iinndinn National EXhllJlliOii.

George Bevan, 16, of Winnipeg took his event clocked at 25 min- utes and G-lfltlis seconds. Nine- teen-year-old Vivian King of WVin- nipeg Y.W.C.A. finished in 26:12. _Wl1liam Ross of Toronto, swim- ming for tho California Swim Club, finished second in the men's event, followed by Greg Titus of Yarmouth, N. S., representing Mc- Gill University in Montreal.

SIGNS WITH GIANTS

NEW YORK. Aug. 2R -- (AID- Pitcher Sal Mastic, who "jumped" New York Giants to play in the Mexican League three ycars alto. has signed a 1950 contract with file Giants, the club announced

Saturday. _ 1 Maglie now is pitching for Drummondville in the Independ-

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The locals added their final three runs of the game in the bottom half of the seventh. Hig- son singled and went to second when MacKinnon followed suit. Johnny then went to third when the throw from the short-stop lo

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score both runners, he himself going to third on the throw ta the plate and scoring on a pass- ed ball. “Lefty" MacAleer went the route for the Abbies and pitched a five-hit ball game. He whiffed two and walked three others. Pony Daley started for the C. & B. crew but retired in favour of Joe Bernard in the fifth after the Abbie-s had scored their second Daley allowed

striking out five. Bernard was touched for five hits. He sti'iick out four local batters.

The game featured some real good ball by both teams with the fielding side of the game being a little better than the batting. Some of the hits charged against the pitchers were of the scratchy va- riety. Wliitlocks smash in the seventh was the longest clout of the game. All five hits off Mac- Alccr were of the one-base va- ticty.

Mclnnis Captures Presidcnfs Match

Coming through with a '18 in the final 18 holes of play over the Belvedcre links on Saturday after- noon, youthful Frank “Had" Mc- Innis stroked his way to the Pre- sident's Match title of the Char- lottetown Golf Club with a total of 3315 points on the four stages

Don MacDonald, finishing the round with an 81 was runner-up with a total of 29V: points, while George MacDonald placcd third with a 95 in the final 18 holes of play for a. total of 28 points.

Playing consistent golf all the way, Mclnnis covered the outgo- ing round with a 41 and chalked up a 3'7 coming home when he scored B. birdie on'the 18th hole with a 20 fool’. putt. to play right. to his sixth handicap with s. '18.

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LABOR DAY RACES AT RIVERSIDE

IQ dashes, one hundred dollars a dash. IQ eu-

Entries close Thursday, Sept. 1st. Positions drawn for at Walker's Stable Friday evening, Sept. 2nd.

Have entries in early. All horses will be classified. Tho Startin Gate, Photo Finish and loud speaker

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Due to the fact that the

Mari- time Invitation track and field meet sponsored by the Department of Physical Fitness will be held here at Memorial Field. Victoria Park on Labor Day. September 5th., it: was learned from official quarters at Ken-sington, that their track and field meet which was scheduled to be held there on their new athletic field the same date, hfLS been postponed until a later date. It is understood that: Ken- sington will send representatives to participate in the Invitation meet.

. . . While on the subject of the forthcoming Labor Day meet, the Abegiveit track and field squad. who have turned in a splendid showing in Maritime competition this year, are turning out. daily to keep in top form for the big event on Sept. 5th. and are in hopes of making on even greater showing than they have done ln preceeding meets this season.

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In view of the fact that the Ab- hies have scored second in team aggregate in all three of the leading Maritime events this year. namely at Antfgonish. Halifax and Amherst, the latter being the Maritime championships in which the Abbies only missed out. by a narrow four-point margin no Hal-

ifax Wanderers in defence of the Maritime title that. they won a year ago. the fact that

they are planning to do better can only mean one thing, and that. is they will be gunning for top spot in the competitions.

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With a really crack track team individually and a mile relay squad that has gone undefeated this year in Maritime competition, the Ab- bies have plenty to work on. and with a little strengthening of their field department with the already potent factors in the per- sons of George Walters, team cap- tain, and Em Mathesori handling the heavy work such as the discus. shot-put, hammer throw and jav- elin, the addition of a. few good jump men could go a long way in assuring them of the top-rung position 1n the forthcoming meet.

Chiown Golfers In Victory

Ciiaiking up a 75 average. 801M 1.2 golfers of the Charlottetown Golf Club won out over an equal numiber of golfers frcm the Caven- dish Club over the Beivedere course yesterday afternoon in friendly inter-club match play. The seaside golfers came through with an average 82.

series of inter-club competitions which commenced over the Green Gable links a week-ago Sunday

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Witness

Keen Racing In Weekly Saturday Night Card

With terrific stretch battles pre- dominating in almost every heat the night racing program held Saturday night, at “Canada's Fin- est Track" ngoin provided a good sized crowd’ of fans with spec- tacular duels of speed ris the cream of the Island's trotters and pacers battled it out from wire to wire in a fine racing program.

Pacing a storm all the way Carl Frisco, owned by P. J. Cadegan of Glace Bay provided thebiggest upset of the program when he raced off with both dashes against a field composed of Nell Kalrnuck. Josedale Hoosier and Veila La Vella in the featured event_on the card.

The four bearcats of the racing ovals provided stirring competi- tion in both trips. In the first heat Carl Frisco got away on top to make every post a winning one as Nell Kalmuck came with a terrific burst cf speed the final eighth to cop the runner-up posi- tion. The second heat wzis even more nerve tingling as Carl, Nell and Vclln La Velia came down the stretch almost like a team in. a driving finish with the Frisco

too good for the fast closing Nell and Vcllu La Vella.

-In the other handicap events on the card Baron and Buddy’ Budlong, continuing their senson| long duels split the two miles. Baron trotting steadily all the way was half u length to the good at the wire iii the first mile but in the second trip Buddy col- lared him in the stretch to trot riff with the heat in another rous- int: finish.

New Look, giving his best per- formance of the year and driven like a veteran by young Jimmy McGregor added to the surprises of the evening when he paced off with the first and sixth dashes. In the first mile it was Joey Har- vester who provided the comlvetl" tion as he finished in second place ahead of Miss Cherry vane)’. but on their second trip out it. was Miss Alice Guy who came on the latter part of the mile to wind up a length back of the flying leader.

Other double winner on the card was Tiny Budlong as he out-

Third Game 0f Junior Playoffs

The third game in the best four- out-seven-game series for the City Junior League Title is scheduled for tonight at the Memorial Field Diamond.

The Knights of Columbus Jun- iors who won the league regular schedule, are leading in the series two games to nothing over the Vics. The Vlcs were leadlns Thu"- day evening 8-7 when the game was called on account of dark- ness.

Expected pitchers are Merlin iMacKenzie for the Knights and Allan MscLeod for the Vics.

Game time is set at. 5.15 sharp and players and umpires are asked to be on ha-nd early for the gamt-

when the Cavendish players won out over the local club ‘with an average of 74 against 78.

N Saturday. 1o - nasuns - 1o Reiection Date Monday August 29th. - 5.00 p. m.

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paced a field of five to chalk up victories in both miles of the fourth and ninth dashes. Handled by Teddy Weir Tiny went away fast on both occasions to take an early lead and from there on was never headed. He took the field of five away in the second mile and made every post a winning one, going the mile in 2.13 for a new race record.

The second and seventh dashes. bringing together identical fields was another split up affair. Ten. nessee Sue, improving every trip out had too much zip for the (all; in the first mile as she headed Dale 13., Billy McVey. Lucky Num- be!‘ MR1 ROBIIie Hooper but in the second appearance of the pac- ers it was Babe Britton who led the_field to the wire as the fast pacing mare went the mile in 2.11 4-5 to bent out Tennessee Sue in the stretch battle.

Dashes One and Six New Look (MacGregor) J09)’ Harvester (O'Brien) Miss Alice Guy (Oland) Miss Cherry Valley (Lewis) Just Brenda (Seaman) Shirley H. Temple (Craig) Calumet Onward (Stead) . Lil Frisco (McNeil)

Time: 2:15 4-5, 2:15 4-5.

Winning horse owned by J. Gregor. Charlottetown.

Dashes Two and Seven Tennessee Sue (Weir) ........ .. Babe Britton (MacKinrion) .. Dale B. (O‘Brien) Billy McVey (Craig) Lucky Number (Kelly) . Rosalie H.

Time: 2:12 3-5, 2:11 4-5.

Winning horses owned by James Power and Geo. Thompson.

Dashes Nos. 3 and 8

(Handicap) Carl Frisco (Lewis)

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llregon Golfer Wins Ban. Womcn’s Title

By George Brlnunell (Canadian Press Staff Writer) VANCOUVER, Aug. 28 - (CP)

-— The Canadian women's open golf championship is back in the United Stat s after a thrilling all- Americari inal at Capilono golf course here. ,

Gracie DeMoss, 21-year-old co- ed from Corvallis. Ore., won the Duchess of Connaught gold cup on the 35th green Saturday as she defeated Mrs. Marian Herron of

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Nell Kalmuck (Kelly) Josedale Hoosier (Shaw) Vella La Vella (O'Brien) Time: 2:11 4-5, 2:10 3-5. Winning horse owned by P. Cadogan, Glace Bay. Dashes Nos. 4 and 9

Time: 2:13 1-5, 2:13. Winning horse owned by L.

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Winning horses owned by Ltu Col. D. A. MacKinnon, Charlotte- town, and Harold Stead, Brack- ley.

Anchors Even Series

Behind the three hit pitching of “Fats“ Connors, the West End Anchors evened the count with the "Hawks" one game each in the best out of seven playoffs on the mud diamond over the week end. They batted Williams for 10 hits in n some that was packed with thrills, that gave the large crowd everything that old time baseball had, and a little bit more. At times it threatened to turn into a Donnybrook" affair but the Anchors would not be stopped as they batted and field- ed like the real ball hawks all the way.

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