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Rad Streak, Earl's Moody Guy, Winners

ARCADIA. Cali!" April Iii-MP) -Eurl's Moody Guy, owned and driven by Pal. Chantelola of Iron River, Wis, came from behind ln

One of the happiest men in the? Province is Ccdrm Campbell. Cape ‘Traverse, whose brood mare Tana Aubrey presented him with twin foal: at 11.20 Good Friday mom- ilg. They are both mares of good size and doing wcll. Mother Tenn is crazy about them and seems to have plenty of nourishment for both. Twin loalsv are freaks and very rarely survive but if blood care on the part of the mother and the Campbell family can do it these will surely arrive at mat- uriﬂv The sire of the youngsters ls Kslmuck 2.15‘; that celebrated his 28th birthday Just recently, and the dam is Tenn Aubrey by ﬂgpllln Aubrey 2.07%, dam. Mar- garet Grattan 2.15“.- nv Gretta“ Royal 20681.. Interesting is the tact that Tena Aubrey is the sec- ond last toal sired by the great Captain Aufbrev 2.07%.

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H. G. Hunter Avon Meadows. Port Ellin. writes under date o1 tbs ﬁnd that they have moved to their tann- at Port Elgm and the following mares are rucely settled them-Belle Volo. Brew mare. sire Pa: Vol.0 2.07, dam, Silvcr Belle 2.17%; Miss 140K111 mus by Pow: . Zem llroot. sire Direct Kenny by Mergmmrect. dam. Z w us Grattan. dam. Zens Gnno ivy George Gsno. third dun Zena Patch by D611 Plum 1.&.Bheisl.flrstocuskitoBi1ly Direct 156; vlilgllgraod H

Pctphwn 0 . .dum Urged ﬁudrvy by Great Irltain ZN. eT

Danhls

connection with his s and brood mars farm. We congratulate him on hi: en . in foundinll such a (am in e --“tim¢s and we belie» that with the present boom in harness raclnl! stock he is bound to make a success of it. ——0—— W0 an indebted to our Iood tricnd A. Msdlionald

rucc I have cvcr witness- own John Paul from P.

Amlriec. John a mighty fine mowing wri- tbsthchcdmogpcnun- u mini)»: season.

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wt. Pu-wtucket. 11,1.

lu-rglst -crowd to over attend an

ope-bin: day since the inamurﬂ-i-

icn of the sport there thirteen no. en trains brmlBht

,1 from n while mccial min: and bus services from other um; and towns broum-‘it 8110M 80.000 more. .

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From iar away ‘Santa Anita our good friend Dr. Dave MacKenie rcmcmbe us with a copy o! the L“ Angees News in which is a. gnu-up of the previous days nces. They are certainly havinfl m interesting time and the oco.

arc going all out in their en- husissm for the sport. Harness racing is deﬁnitely back again in tho land of sunshine and omngcs. On it is the following note:—- We

are here to see the races today. It

my birthday." Congrats, Dave, no may you have many. many ore of them. That must also be g wish o1 the thousands whom hgmwtbackonthcrocdto Faith.

__.o_.. In addition to their track battles, tcinanen in the Nova. Soctla cir- unu m: will have another

‘ on their hands as they vie

- country

the stretch to win a 1 i-Z-lecigih decision over the favored Fez Han- over in the featured mile $5,000 All-Age Trot at the Santa Anita grand circuit meeting today.

The Tom's Top Pace, another $5.000. one-mile event. was won by Red Streak, $5.50 straight. from the S.‘ A. Camp Stable, Shaffer. Calif. It was Red Streaks third win of the meeting.

meets Wednesday and Thursday, July 17th and 18th. Monday. May 10th is Cumberland County's early closina date for .30 class, guaran- teed purse $1.000; for .80 alas pacers in 1946. guaranteed purse $1,000 Wednesday. July 17's pro. gram consists of the Cumberland Co. Trotting Derby. $1.000; 2.25 Trot and Pace for 8400,

Trot and Pace for H00. OnThurs- day. July 18th, Cumcbrland Pac- ing Derby. $1.000: 2.15 Trot and Pace for $400: and Free For All Trot and Pace. $400. A post card to Mr. Bickerton will brlfill’ you all particulars regarding the a-

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Wilson Collins. North Bydmey, writes us that his bmther-in-law, Stan Clesry, has sold Billy the Kid to Jam“ Devine of Sydney Mines. and has purchased Howie Budlong from Bert Sturben Littlo Bras D'Or.

Summaries

IB-Bur and

First lhca, 6 Furlong. Trot,’ Morse. 3 Your Ids Up. Purse $1,000.

b-Scotch Colleen, J Rick, z-Memphis Belle. R, Ayou Ii-Tempo. E. Osborn Time-ISA.

Second Race-d Furlongl. l8 Bur Pace, 3 Year Olds and Up, Purse $1,000 l-lndlana Hal, J. Mahcney

2—.Mr. George, C. Curtis 3-Tennessee Sue, W. Smart Time-LN. ‘

Third Race-ii Furlongs, IS-Bar Trot, All Ages. Purse $1.000

l-Preview. J. Cruise

3—Ex1pert Hanover. N, Mouw 3-Miss Flaxey, T. Beasley‘ Time-III. '

Fourth Race-One Mile. ll-Bar Pace, 3 Your Oldu and Up, Purse $1,000

1—Lee D. Mo, J. Clark 2—Kinabee, C. Shilling 3~Gay Knight, D. Cameron Time MB.

Fifth Race-Ono Mlle, iii-Bar Trot, 3 Year Olds and Up,, Purse $1,

1—Volar. B, Palin 2—Countess Lena, W, Steele a-Par, G. Crippen

Time 2.09 l-2.

Sixth Race-One Mlle, ‘l-Bnr Pace, 3 Year Olds and Up Purse $1,500

1--Walnut Law‘. W. Smart. 2.—Queen Annabelle, E. Osborn 3~Llttle Jack. F. Funderburk Time-KM 1-2.

Seventh Race-One Mile, ll-Clasu Stake Trot, All Ages. Purse $5.000

1—Earls oody Guy. P. 2—Fez anovcr, B. Micha 3-Cita Scot, D. Cameron Time-nod.

Eighth Race-One Milo. Iii-Clans Sinks Paco, All Ages. Purse $5.000

1—R.ed Streak. C. wm 2—Key Ring. D. Dennis. Si-June Gray. N. Boardman Time-JAM.

By The Glnsdlan Pm:

East Fife became the first sec- ond division tehm ever to win thl Scottim Football Cup eight year3 ago today when they defeated Kil- msrnock at Hampden Park, Glar- gow, 4-2, Two‘ games were playresd to produce a winner. the i t match ending in a 1-1 tie four days earlier.

trained y one month butslwws great promise. He s also pur- chns Oamstion Girl. chestnut more, six years old, sire Major Dcwwy, dam. Old Glory. "Mr. Col- also has

Raymond Budlong 2.13, owned by Dr. David. Hartigan, New Water- ford. also the good trotter lac Mdlﬂllop 2.09. All the abovs hor. scs have bem logged nicely. are in training now and in oemcot shape. Mr. Collins is stpectipg good brood more Oxford Lady

to foal around the first of May.

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livery one o! the ‘I00 horses stalbled at the Santa Anita, Cali- Nmhrscc track, has been photo- arsvhed and an inspector has vis- ited every stall and registered the minutest

markings on any horse so there is not the slightest oo- ins" to be

horses and all the papers carry their own comments by the har- neas horse scribes which gives the Datrons a pretty fair line on the performers. On the opening day of the meet Ralph E. Day of Sel- ina. Kansas, showed that he had

fast stepping trotting man when she came down front and paid oﬂ’ $110.40 for L 80.00 ticket. Every ncwwlbeu- in California and every radio station has done 1M utmost to show the . lane that California can do big things for the harness horses or anyt an interact .

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Ovwinl to the shadows caused by tho movinl 01 the starting gate it was docﬂdcd to use it stationary and to lift the strands when the

word "Go" was given. There the Santa Am:

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In Junior

(Canadian Press)

New York Yankees and Boston Red Sox stepped ahead of the van- quished Dctroit Tigers into a two- way tie for first place in the Am- erican Heague yesterday as they each came through with wins. Yankees slugged it out toe to toe with Washington Senators and came home ahead 11-7 while Bos- ton blanked Philadelphia Athlettcs ‘1-0 ac Dave (Boo) Ferrlss found his stride after two straight do- feats this season.

Tigers Lose

Tigers were knocked out of the front line when Joe Brown, St. Louis Browns outfielder just re- tumed from the navy. uoked a home run over the right field pa- villlon with two dut in the ninth to give Brownies a 3-2 decision over the World Series champions.

In the other scheduled came

Yanks And Scx. Tied For Leadership

Circuit

triiflo closer to the lalt ﬂrlt- div- ow held by tho 'I‘rlb0. ed 1i. hit: of! Dick with 1W0 _ Mackmen errors to start scoring

Fowler in nix innings in the first inning and ke on going, an Ferrlas. a

winner last year. hit with a six-hit job.

between them. They

rich and a son.

Feller Benton Aguln

Chicago White So-x downed Cleve- land Indians 4-2 and moved a

In. Precau

(By The Associated Press)

PHILADELPHIA." April Rik-The Pennsylvania Athletic Commission today termed the state's second boxing ring fatality within month “very unfortunate" but in- sisted "there is nothing more we can do to prevent these things.”

Chairman Leon Rains made the statement following the death of w-elterwelgtbt Harvey Raise, 2R- year-old New Yorker, who collap- sed shortly after dropping an eight-round decision to Palsy Gall, Freeland. Pa. Dr. H. A. FLiher attributed the ex-marineﬁs to cerebral hemorrhage.

Weiss underwent a thorough physical examination prior to the fight at Kingston, -Pa., ac- cordance with commission regula- tions Rains said. adding that Weiss signed a statement he was not hiding any facts about his health.

Weiss‘ death followed that of N-at Hines, 24-year-old Philadel- Dhlan. after a March 4 ﬁght with Billy Eek of Allentown, Pa. Two other ring" deaths occurred this year. Dixon Walker. University of Maryland. in Washington, and Dave Mason. Cleveland.

Heavies To Appear Before Commission

NEW YORK, April 28 -(AP)— Heuvywve t champion Joe Inuis and Bl ly Conn were ordemd to appear before the New York Athletic Commission May 3 for a preliminary physical examin- ation by chairman Eddie Fagcn to-

death

do . They meet for the title in Ne-w York Yankee stadium June 19.

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59 Eligible For‘ Running liambeltonion

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Chicago belted Bob Feller for four runs in the fifth inning to give the Cleveland fireballer hi: secrmd straight loss of the ssalon The 80x also swept their two- game series with the wilting In-

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The game at Washington wu n rlugfest from start to finish. with both teams hammering out 24 hit! included I total of 15 extra base blows. in cludlng tour home runs, two by Joe DiMaggio. one by ‘Ibrnmy Hen- _ single Washington round tripper by Sherry Robert- 4

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eligible for the Time Park on Aug. '7,

William H. Cane said today.

Tlhe hOme stretch has been wid- ened to 96 feet so that i2 horses Cane antici-

may start abreast.

ham laid line backing th had some anxious mcmmts in b& tween. 0 0 0 0-

Word from the Garrison Otiy in- dicates th ula

pates a field of 25 for the Bam-

bletcnian, won a year ago by Titan

Hanover.

Raiﬁlashes 0ut Entire Schedule

(Cunudlan The weatherman on the International lmguc schedule yesterday

Press

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e inclusion o!_Tru.ro Bear- and another Halifax civilian

Casey Btcngel w recalling that nasty dnv when hlasaBrooklyn Dod-

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knocked out the thnsc games

scheduled. . The league lending

postponed that

Syracuse

were to luvs plnyod hosts tmlilontreal Royals, currently In fourth place, but tho cold weather

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Rain sud wotmrroundc washed out the other two games cchedulod. Toronto at Newark, and Rochester at Jersey City, lsavhg the 101ml

Just whore they stood afici-

its opening when the miblic were invited and 80,000 sst on the stands or walked around the greens and course. One o! th attractions was Greyhound 1.66%.

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Leaders In Major League

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Wietelmnnn. Boston .61. Runs: Witek. New York 18.

Rurli: batted in. Miller, Cincin- BU .

Hits: Witek, New You; Ind Mu];- bles: Ryan, Boston Russell, Ettfburgh and Schocndlew-t, at.

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s 4. ' 'I‘rlpleI: Wssdell. Philadelphia 3.

Home Runs: Witek. New York. Holmes. Boston. Northey, Philadel- phia. Miller. Cincinnati, and Kin- er, Pittsburgh 2. ‘

Stolen Blues: Roller. Brooklyn 5. glsclligaz: Eight pitchers tied with

AMERICAN LEAGUE

Batting: Keller, New York .474.‘ Runs: Pesky and Williams. Bol- ton. and Henrlch. New York 21. Runs batted in: Doerr. Boston 11. Doubles: Greenberg. Detroit B. ‘triples: Williams, Boston. and Lewis, Washington 2. i Home R : York and Pellsgrlni, Boston. Dtten. Lindell lnd Maggie, New York and Keltncr, Cleveland 2.

Stolen Bun: Doerr. Bolton 2. Pwlng: Newhcuuer, Detroit 3-0

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