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Plenty Of Action Seen In Wrestling Card At Sporting Club Last Night

wrestling. after a long absence. came back to the Sporting Club last night and a fair crowd of fans saw BCIICII aplenty in the two bn is on the card with kick- lnz. 2.1011113. hair-pulling, all coming into play at various times in .l:.~ matches.

In the main event Ted McKin- le_\' of Toronto. British Empire mitldlewright champion had a tiugzh customer on his hands in Fcte Perno of Windsor. Ont., bu’. fiuuilii: won the third and decid- ing‘. trill nfmr pitching hisoppori- rnt cu; of the ring five times in

E1 YEW. The balr grappled with each i5 minutes and 38 soc--

but this time it was McKinley who got the verdict. Five times in a row he fired Pei-no clear of the ring: Four times the game Pemo crawled back in but he couldn't make it the fifth and it was the end.

In the first bout on the card Wilf Inman. a former Charlotte- town boy. was awarded a decis- ion over Bob Hysler of Halifax. Inman won the first fall after fourteen minutes and 22 seconds of wrestling and the bout had a sudden ending after three min- utes and 42 seconds of the second fall when Hysler was disqualified for repeated foul tactics and then tangling with referee Pete Coton-

Royal Killzlwmum Sets ﬂew Mark

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Featured by the breaking of the track pacing record

by Royal-At-Law in the second heat of the Free-For-All and then the equalling of the new mark by Alcyone ln the third heat, Covehead races fans with one of the best meets of the season with each and ever mile producing battles all the way and usually winding up‘ in blanket finishes.

yesterday provided racing

And in addition to the breaking of the track mark, now

other Yer cncls before .\'l"l{inlc_i‘. after be- ’ several 1111183. t) with a body , fall. for the second fall rei to more or less take and eleven minutes and

ier who handled both bouts.

MERCHANT MARINE IDSBIS LONDON —(CP)- One in every five Merchant Navy officers who :1 alirr the start squarqwent to sea during the war lost f: bf.‘ pinning McKinleysl m, 1m, Capt. W.H. Cooms told the ehouiricrs to the mat. annual meeting of the MierCantlle The third m: w:- even fasteﬂivisnne Officers‘ Federation.

G0 0DWlLL RACES

WEDNESDAY, September 19th and THURSDAY, September 20th

held by Raymond Budlong.

gram, run off In ,efficlent manner

heats.

NO. 2 CLASSIFIED

First Heat: Taking the rail ti! the first turn Beaverdale made every post a winning one from there on with Lusticia and Buddy Moko providing lots of competi- tion all through the last half but not able to overtake the McNeil- driven horse. Buddy nipped Lusti- cla. 20 yards from the wire 101' second position with the other five horses hunched closely a cou- ple of lcnﬂlhs [milk-

Second Heat: Nell Kalmuck. trotting a storm all during the last half came throuKh I the stretch to win the heatin as close a finish as has been WIIITASSEG all season with four horses battling it out right to the wire.

Moko was second. Eva Y third. Beaverdale fourth and the remaining three Just a few strides back.

Third Heat: An extra heat was made necessary when EVE Worthy went to the front right after the word to make every 17°51 I Mn‘ ning one. Buddy Moko tried sev- eral times during the mile to head Eva but couldn't quite make it finishing a length back.

Fourth Heat: It. was Eva Worthy all the way over Nell Kalmuck and Beaverdale the other two heat winners. She led from Wire W wire with Nell Kalmuck challeng- ing from the top of the stretch only to lose out by half a length with Beaverdale a length back.

NO. 3 CLASSIFIED

Two of the best afternoon's Racing of the season with over 80 Horses entered

Tho following horses have been entered in the GOODWILL RACES to beheld at the Charlottetown Driving Park track next Wednesday and Thursday afternoons, September 19th and 20th, starting at 1.30 o'clock.

JOE DIRECT, 2.07%, J. F. Baxlcr, Ilallfax, N.S.

GEORGE MAC, 2.14, Ben Newsome, Kingston, P. ll‘. I.

ROYAL JIM, 215th. George Hughes, Bracklcy, P. E. I.

BRIGHT SPOT, 2.10, Walter Ilennessey, Charlottetown, P.E.I. ROYAL AT LAW, 2.04, Walter Hennessey, Charlottetown, P.E.I. HAVOLA, 2.06%, W. F. McGlbbon, Calais, Me.

ALCYONE, 2.09, W. F. McGlbbon, Calais, Me.

THE BAKER, 2.06%, J. D. Mehan, St. Stephen, N. B.

HARRY DIRECT, 2.0T, J. D. Mehan, St. Stephen, N. B. SYNNYMEADE, 2.0104, J. D. Mehan, St. Sfcphcu, N. B.

NELL KALMUCK, 2.13, Willard Kelly, Charlottetown, P.E.1. WAIT ‘N SEE, 2.12, Willard Kelly, Charlottetown. P.I.‘.1. CALUMET MARY, 2.18%, Willard Kelly, Charlottetown, IKE-L GAY LAW, 2.07%, W. B. Moriarty, Halifax, N. S.

SOYATA, 2.05, Dr. F. C. Dougan, C.C., Charlottetown, P.E.I. SANDY D., 2.09, H.W.S. Allingham, Gagetown, N.S.

PREVIOUS, 2.13, Don Turner, Dartmouth, N. S.

JUST BETTY, 2.13, Dr. R. F. Seaman, f“ rlottetown, P.E.I. RHEA MAE, 2.04%, F. C. Coulee, Amherst, N. S.

HONNIES BOY, 2.06%, F. C. Coatca, Amherst, N. S.

R0 AL TELL, 2.10, F. C. Coated, Amherst, N. S.

Q1‘ 'IF. DEWEY, F. C. Coulee, Amherst,

JOSEDALE HOOSIER, 2.07, Charles Walker, Halifax, N.S. MAJOR BOWES, 2.10%, Robert Kaiser s. Son, Halifax, N.S. JIiDD, 2.07%, Charles Walker, Halifax, N. S.

JOSEDALE LADY LOU, 2.12%, Charles Walker, Halifax, N.S. LORRAINE ABBE, 2.07%. James McNeil], Kenlingfoll, P.E.I. TRIXIE BITDLONG, 2.26, James McNelll, Kenslngton, P.E.I. P31111311 HUDLONG, 2.11%, Dun McAulay, Springhlll, N. S. LADY HAL, 2.11%, Myron Bell, Charlottetown, P.E.I.

LEE BREWER, 2.0633, Milton Bell, Charlottetown, P.E.I. LILLIAN BUDLONG, 2.2014, Emmett‘ Burke, Charlottetown, P.E.I. CHRISTIE BUDLONG, 2.09. G. H. Brooklns, Kenalngfon, P.E.I. BUDDY JIOKO, 2.13, G. H. Brooklns, Kcnalngtou, P.E.I.

KELLY NIGHTMARE, 2.14, E. A. Buell, Village Green, P.E.I. IW..~“.RG.'II{IIT JEAN, 2.11%, A. B. Cutcliffc, Charlottetown, PIEJ. PRINCE CHARLIE, A. B. Cutcliffe, Charlotldtown, P. E. I, BONNIE SPRUCE, John McLean, Sourls, P. E. I.

JUST FLICKA, 2.17%, Peter McMahon, Keuslngfon, P.E.I, WILKIN, 2.08, Charles J. Craig, Halifax, N. S.

SCOTTY McKANE, 2.14, Charles J. Craig. Halifax, N. S, PAGLIACCI, 2.10, P. C. Brown, Cbarlottctown, P. E. I.

LADY ROSE, 2.13%’), P. C. Brown, Charlottetown, P. E. I. LIJSTICIA, 2.11, C. H. Chandler, Charlottetown, P. E. I. DINAH, G., 2.12, Rannle MacDonald, Glace Bay. C. B.

HILLA BARS, Fred Dakln, Glace Bay, N. S.

WINNIE SCOTT, 2.12, J. H. Farmer, Kinkora, P.I:‘..I.

SCOTTY HUDLONG, 2.11%, Ernest English, Plclou, N5, GIFTLINE, 2.08%, Power Br0s., Charlottotown, P.E.I.

All WORTHY, 2.13, Dr. P. McIntyre, Montague, P.E.I. ELEANOR. G., Urban Glllis, Miscouche, P. E, l.

JOLLY HARVESTER, 2.10%, J. MIC O'Brien, South Nelson, NB. DIANA 0, GRATTAN, 2.13%, Fowlie, Tracr, 1!; MacDonald,

(Yhatham, N. B.

COLONEL DAN, 2.14%, Jenkins Bros, Chatham, N. B. By Th, gammy“, fr"; BILLIE BISHOP, 2.14, J. M. Ladncr, Charlottetown, P.E.I.

MARJORIE ornroxo, 2.15:9. James Rankine, Mt. Herbert, r.1:.1. .1 Maurice F“ of M01111“) 11°“ LEE DALE, George Sobey, Summerside, P. E, I. the Canadian chess championship warm BROOKE 2nd,, 2.09 Pébef Brooke, Club, ailment, I5. f" ‘he eiligml‘ “Tall; ltidﬂfwini: w. r. 1.., 1.15. Ptlcf’ Brooks Club, Amherst, N. s. Igfffag 1%,,l,’§,‘,,§n_ “Bong gfumtm 1.11.1 KALMITK, 2.14, Peter Brooke Club, Amherst, N.S. Morm-eap was deadlocked tn fourth TRAFFII’ HANOVER, 2.10, J. C. Scott, Halifax, N. S. place with two other iplayers. FL" DIRECT. 3-1855. J. C. Scott, Halifax, N. S.

DELAWARE, 2.15, J. c. Scott, Halifax, N. s. O. L’. VOLO, 2.10 ‘,4, Hamid Stead, Buckley, P. E. I.

HEDI-‘ORD GRATTAN, ZWH. c7111 Smith, Hunter River, P.E.I. TII‘ ABBE, 2.05%, Dudey Patch Club, New Glasgow, N.S. SHIRLEY H. TEMPLE, 2.14. LL-Col. J.P. Hooper, M.C., 0h'f.owu, THE GREAT ‘G., 2.02%, C. L. Dauphlnee, Halifax, N. S.

HIGII TIDE, 2.14, Joe O’Brien, New Glasgow, N. S.

PETER REAMORL‘, 2.10, Dr. C. D. Clow, Invcrnees, N.S.

BILLY AUBREY, Thomas Anderson, Pfctou, N. S.

SISTER HENLEY, 2.15%., F. L. Holmes, Glace Bay. N. S.

SWEET LITTLE ECHO, 2.17 New Glasgow Sportsman's Club,

Nev: (ilasgow, N. S.

HAL McHINNEY, 2.0654 Geo. N. Wclock, Sf. Stephen, N. B. MURIEL HANOVER, 2.08%, Charles S. Livingston, Winchester. Mass CARNATION LADY. i,“ Charles S. Livingston, Winchester, Mass MY PARTNER, 2.11, George N, Welook, St. Stephen. N. B. EDNAHS GIRL, 2.12. George N. Wclook, Sf. Stephen, N. B. BEAVERDALE, Don MeNelll, Box 93, Summeralde, P. I. I. LELA BUDLONG, 2:13, Charles Horton, Murray River.

First Heat: It was a terrific bat- tle all during the mile as they hammered at each other all the way but it was Marjorie Budlong who came through in the stretch: to take the heat by a neck from Margaret Jean. Shirley Temple took the rail as starter McLeod sent them away, Margaret Jean trying for the rail raced on the outside of Shirley past the quar- ter pole and finally went to the front as Shirley made a bobble. Up the backstretch and by the seven-eighth the entire field was bunched with Margaret Jean hanging on but 20 yards from the wire Marjorie Budlong, taking a new record. showed in front of the picked field to capture the

heat.

Second Heat: Margaret Jean. alter being ,ust beaten the first heat, took t e rail on the first turn and then slaved off the challenge of Walt N‘See to win the heat and take a new record of 2:10 1-2 in doing so. Once again the fans saw a great battle all the way with the issue in doubt right

to the wire.

Third Heat: The second extra heat was made necessary when Walt N‘See after going away on the rail when Margaret Jean had to be drawn on account of lame- ness. led from wire to wire and in doing so took a new record of 2:11 1-2. was Shirley Temple who provided the competition but couldn't catch Wait NSee in the stretch battle. Marjorie Budlong, winner of the first heat. was third with Lela Budlong fourth, Winnie.

Remember When

THEATRES

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JOYCE REYNOLDS ROBERT HUTTON

The following am the entries In. the Two Year Old Futurity Stake

DAWY BUDl-QNG. George McIntyre. Montague, P. E. I.

GUY IIARVESTER, Mills k Wllllamtl, Charlottetown, Pl].

BEE CALUMET. Yco a MacEachem. Montague, P. l. I.

MISS COMMANDO, Dr. Preston McIntyre, Montague, P.I.I. AUBREY BUDLONG, Fred Lahcy, Dartmouth, N. S.

VERNA 1.. GRATTAN, LL-Col. J.P. Hooper, Charlottetown, nu. VALLEY LONG, Jack Anneur, Montague, P. E. I.

SOURIS

Thursday 1:45 - 0:45 Matinee 3:45

CIIAHLOTTETOWN DRIVING PARK

AND PROVINCIAL EXHIBITION ASSOCIATION MONTAGUE

‘" 4:01. n. a. M HINN x .5. ., . "d" ' P‘ M‘ u o ' D 0 Pmhm" Saturday 1:15 - 10 1m.

I. W. IOULTEI, Secretary. iI-ﬂ-ll

Those were but a few of the highlights.

set at 2:09 1-1, racing (ans also saw Nell Kalmuck, Mar- jorie Budlong, Margaret Jean, and Wait N’See reduce their own records and witnessed Prince Budlong, three- year-old pacer owned by Harold Cudmore, pace a mile in 2:14 in winning the N0. 4 Classified, coming within one sec- ond of the Maritime-bred record for three-year-olds. now

All during the lengthy pro- by starter Doug McLeod. the cioae

to 1500 fans In attendance were kept In an uproar by the racing pro- vided and it was Eva Worthy, Walt N'See, Alcyone, Bright Spot and Prince Budlong that were finally returned the winners with the two first mentioned horses gaining their victories after having to go PXtrﬂ

Scott fifth and Lady Rose sixth.

Fourth Heat: Wait N'See and Marjorie Budlong came out to de- clde the winner an~d_it was Wait N‘See from wire to wire. Marjorie tried from the three quarters pole home but couldn't quite make it, finishing about a length back of the heat and race winner.

FIIEE-FOR-ALL

First Heat: The fans saw an- other great. battle as Teddy Weir, taking Alcyone out on the back- stretch the second trip, moved up on even terms with Kavola and Wilkin, and in the drive to the wire beat out Wilkin after Kavola went to a break at the seven- eighth pole. Royal-At-law very much in the picture also made a jump but recovered to finish in third place just half a length be- hind‘ the two leaders with Kavola fourth.

Second Heat: Royal-At-Law go- ing to a drive at the backstretch the second trip around. came up on even terms with Wilkin and then battled it out. all the way to the wire before finally showing a nose in front the last few strides to cop the heat, with Kavola third and Alcyone, the previous heat winner, after breaking, fourth. The mile was in 2:09 1-4 a new track pacing record.

Third Heat: Alcyone, sent to a drive by Teddy Weir as they hit into the backstretch their second trip around, came on very fast to nip Royal-At-Law at the wire in an exciting finish, with Kavola and Wilkin also very much in the picture all the way.

NO. l CLASSIFIED

First Heat: Taking the rail from O. U. Volo at the first turn young Joe Hermessey piloted Bright Spot into first place to show the way home. but was set back to second for interference on the turn. 0. U. Volo being awarded the heat with Pagliacci third.

Second Heat: Taking the rail from O. U. Volo just after getting the word Bright Spot led all the way. 0. U. Volo in the contendlng position all during the mile came on fast in the stretch but couldn't make the grade. Pagliacci. the one trotter. was again third.

Third Heat: Bright Spot. away on the rail was never headed from the moment they got the word. O. U. Volo again came fast in the stretch to get within half a length as they came under the wire with Pagliacci third a couple of lengths back.

NO. 4 CLASSIFIED

I-‘lrst Heat: Prince Budlong, showing great pacing ability, came very fast from the seven-eighth: pole to head Calumet Mary who had led practically the entire mile after snapping the rail just after being given the word. Jane Har- vester was third, Eleanor G. fourth, and the others in the field strung out a few lengths back.

Second Heat: Prince Budlong, Harold Cudmoreis 3-year-old pacer again came through in the stretch as he did in the first heat to beat out Calumet Mary. But the first four horses were all very evenly bunched as they came under the wire with only feet separating them and the remainder were in a pack a length or so back.

Third Heat: Calumet Mary again went to the front after the word but Prince Budlong took over the lead just at t-he half and was nev- er headod although Just Pllcka and Eleanor G. both came on very fast with Just Flicka getting the judge's decision for the sgcond 5170b.

SUMMARY

N0. 2 Classiﬁed Eva Worthy (McIntyre) Nell Kalmuck (W. Kelly) Bcavcrdale (McNeill) . . . . .. Budy Moko (Brookins) George Mac (Stead) .. Lusticic. (L. Kelly) . . . . . .. Kelly's Nightmare (Buell) .

Time: 2.15, 2.13%, 2.13%, 2.16.

The winning horse is owned by Dr. Preston McIntyre, Montague.

No. 8 Classified

Wait 'N See (W. Kell ) . l! 2 Marjorie Budlong (L. Ikelly) 1 3 Ma aret Jean (0'Meara) z 1 Shir y 1-1 Temple (McVeigh) . . . . . . . . . . . . '4 Winnie Scott (Weir) . ...3 Lela Budlon (Horton) Lady Rose ( arnett, Bailey)

‘maze: 2.1.2516,‘ 2.10:1}. “211154. 2.14- The winning horse is owned by Willard Kelly_ Souifiport.

Free or All

Alcyone (Weir) . Royal at Law (Hennessev) W1 kin (Belle ) . . . . . . . . . . . .. Kavola (McGi bon) .. 4 'I‘ime: 2.11%. 2.09%, 2.00%. The winning horse ls owned by

IcGlibbon, Calais, mine,

“Joe 012.22.

Abbe To lVin

Drices Tip Feature At

Truro Harness Race Meet

‘IRURO. N. 5., Sept. 12 — (CP) — Undaunted showers that fell during the a ernoon, a large crowd of fans gathered today for the final harness racing of the season ,to see some close racing and surprise endings.

Tip A. be from the Dudey Patch Club. New Glasgow, N. 5., sur- prised by capturing the featured Fhee-Fbr-(Ail in straight. heats. downing such doughty camp n- as as Mighty Hanover and R ea

ae.

Tracey Hanover took the 3:20 Trot and Pace in straight heats against fast-stepping Marjorie Hanover and Lee Reynolds.

Mona Direct took the 2:25 Trot and Pace, while Peter Brook II came back strong in the last. two heats to win the Classified after finishing fourth in the opener.

SUMMARY 2:25 Trot and Pace

Mona Direct (Harrison) Ima Kalmuek (Sample) . Nitro Hal (Forshner) .. . Sweet Little Echo (J. O'Brien Flo Direct (Walker) .. . Peter Reamore (C. 0‘Br

OIJMeJ-bn-n am>n~n

Ro .1 Tell (amino ee: ma 1-2. a.

Classified Trot and Pm Peter Brook H (Bemple) ...... .. 4 Symbol Harry (Belliveau) Colleen Scott (Harrison) Sandy D. (Conroy Tho Baker (C. O'Brien) . MajorBowea (J. O'Brien)

‘Times: 2:11 1-2. 2:12, 2:12

2:20 Trot and Pace

Tracey Hanover (Halifax) Marjorie Hanover

(J. O'Brien) Lee Reynolds (Harrison) Previous (Conroy) Just Betty (Seaman) Judd, Walker (Schumln

Times: 2:12, 2:15 1-2,

Iree-For-All‘ Trot and Pace

Tip Abbe (J. O'Brien) .

Rhea Mae (Conroy) . Harry Direct (C. 0‘Br .. Mighty Hanover (Harrison). 2 4 d Josedale Hoosier (Schuman) Sunnymeade (Meehari)

The Great G. (Dau hinee) '1 Lee McKinney (Clar e) fl

Times: 2:12 1-2. 2:07 1-2, 2:12.

Local Golfers Win Team Competition

Charlottetown golfers defeated a six man team representing sum. merside Airport in an invit/gtign match played ywterday over the Bclvcdere Course. l The match was played on the ‘best ball and aggrqme" beg; and at conclusion of play the city iron-masters were victors by a 14-point margin.

Top score was chalked up by Cecil Dowling with a net. 69. Prizes were donated by Hughes Drug Co., Henderson 5r Cudmore and Jenkins Transfer.

The teams and scores follow;

Summeralde Airport

Gross Hop Net W/C Archambauit 95 l3 88 F Ra . 85

F/O Wallace F/O Alexander

W/O Peppin 8'! S/L MacMillan

Mr. W.A. Gaudct

Mr. R. Jenkins

Mr. .Dowling

Mr. m. Beer

Baseball Results

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No. 1 Classified

Bright B (Henncsecy) O. U. olo (Stead) .. (Bailey) Time: 2.1054, 2.12, 2.11%. The winning horse is owned b Walter Hennessev. Charlottetown.

No. 4 Classified

Prince Budlona (Cudmore) Calumet Mary (W. Kelly) Just Flicka (O'Meara) Eleanor G. (Callbeck) . . . . . .. Jane Harvester (O'Brien) .. Billy Bishop (Sem 1e) . . . . .. Ho al Jim ‘t1... Kelly) Lil n Budlong (Bamet) Miss Marjorie Hal

. . . . ......5I Nellie Worthy (Andrews Carr) .. . . . . . . . . . .. 57 Time: 2.15. 2.14, 2.15.

The winning horse is owned by Harold Oudmore, Brackley. Offlciala:

. K MacLeod. Judges, Walter Brown, Harry Silliphant, Stan Matheson. Timers, Rollie Wood, Harry Mm.

y. Clerk of the course, W. I.

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Royals Tie-up Governors’ Gup Semi-final Series

MONTREAL, Sept. i2 - (or) ._ Red Barrett's homer with two men

on base in the ninth inning broke

up the ball game hare tonight and enabled the Montreal Royals to win

from the Baltimore Orioles. 5.4. and

tie up the Governors’ cup

final series at one game each.

It was a dramatic finish to a am; in which the Royals were ways W111“: until Durrett smote the ball out of the park.

Balthno

Larks, Commandos Split Twin Bill

In the Knights of Columbus junior softball league the Comman- dos and Lark: played a double bill. The Commandos taking the first. by a. score of 18-4 but in the second tilt the Lurks came fighting right back to win the second by a close score of 11:10.

Score by Innlugai lint Guns Commandos Lark; Second Game Lark: 11 Cﬂnmmdoa --10

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Racing At North Sydney

SYDNEY, N.S., Sept. l2 - (OP) -—51H1ImB-YY of today's harness rac- ing here:

2.20 Trot and Ploc, I300 Gratton Peter, N. Karlichek, New Waterford (J. McDonald)

l i 1 Malcolm Harvester, (Jabalee) 4 3 2 Commodor Stout, (D. Ratchfogd) Polly Scott, (G. Lewis) . . . . .. Helen IL. (Lewis) . . . . . . . . . . .. Violet Ray, (H. Hastings) .. . Benny T. Reamore, (A. Reid)

Gertie Reamore, (G. Grant) Times: 2.18%; 2.18%; 2.21.

TIN. and Plcc $300

2.10 o Jerry lee Volo, R. Jabalee, North

Sydney, (M, Jabalee) 1 1 Pearl Bumpus. (G. Lewis) .1 2 2 Jack Clyde, (A. Young) 3 4 3 Raymond Budlong, (Campbell)

Times: 2.15; 1.12%: 2.1a. Insist-All Trot and Paco #0

Walnut Abbe, J. Fraser, Dewords- ville (W. Lewis) 1 1 2 Mark Harkaway. (G. Lewis) ..2 3 1 Chuck Worthy. (H. Hastings) ll 8 5 Oyclonic, (W. Vickers) 4 4 4 Dominion Gratton, (E. Haley)

5 5 Brownwood ‘Tiger, (J. McDonald)‘ . r. Times: 2.15; 2.12; 2.12.

2.21 Tlﬂt and Pace June Gratton Second, B. Currie, New Waterford, (Currie) 3 21 Dinah G., (MacDonald) .. . .5 1 5 Mary Stuart, (L. Ratchford) a a 1

Htid Budlong, (L. ers) .. ‘Dimes: 2.24; 2.21%; .20; I.

Paterson Adds British Title To Ills List

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MAGISTRATES COURT - A man charged with driving while drunk was sentenced to seven days in jail by Magistrate George . Tweedy, 14.0 . yesterday. Two mot. orists charged with driving with. out license were each subject to a. nominal fine.

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FUNERAL AT MURRAY RIVER - The funeral of Mrs. T. A. Keen- ' an was held yesterday afternoon from the Murray River United Church. Services were conductedl by Rev. R. V. Vessey. Interment was in Murray River

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REPATRIATED - ‘me followl Prince Edward Islanders are liste among overseas Rlereorinel of the Roml oariadian r Force expected to arrive at Quebec Clay Sept. 1'1 on the S.S. Scythia: gt. A. L. Brown, Revere Hotel, Charlottetown;

. 5t. Louis; Cpl. . 120 Cumberland n, oltlvztetowngncpl. B.M.lWil- ams, airy. peraorme on board will roceed to No. 1 Ro- patrlation t, Ilachine, when they will be given leave.

RESUMES POSITION —- Lieut.- Colonel J.D. Stewart, D.B.O.

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ATTENTION TRUSS WEARERS

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Pcnnfield Protest ls Disallowed

SAINT JOHN. N 155091.12 — A protest by Pennfield R.C.A.1". was disallowed tonight by the New Brunswick Baseball AssoclaMon. and as a result Saint John St. Peter's will play St. Joseph. at dates to be announced tomorrow. in a final game of a acmLfinal series for the Provincial senior baseball Ohﬂm-P- ionshia In their protest the airmen, wtho left, the field in the final lame of a aemLflnal series. charged umpire incompetency and questioned a decision at third base.

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THE ISLAND CHAMPIONSHIP AND r111: .1. POPE CLARK TROPHY

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