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i ' “ ‘ Junior Tennis

In 2.07 1-2

derfui finishes were features of yes

troticr, Lu. McKillop, 2.09. A feature of the Classified Trot

the third mile she gut into a tangle.

The following are b'.'ief parti- cuimés of each event». .14

ish race between Sir Adm ral. Cal-

Real Money for places, ending in that order. There was practically the same

cept that Calumet Ennerald drop- back t0 fifth

long had to take an outside posi- tion, according to the rules, and as mentioned above she could not

between ihe others tor pines, with Calumet Emerald, nicely driven by-_ B. P. Poley winning bv a length

fourth. and Tile Baker. fiit Classified Trot Nu. l

summaries do not appear too good

winners. The first heat was not- able for the great finish betweei

yards from the wire when he

gained ground and came down the stretch, trotting very fast, to fin- ish a close third, with Coronation MoKillop rigtit on his pad, a close fourth, going the best mile of the year. Pagllaoei was fifth, June Hench. who carried the fight the largest part of the mile, sixth, lili- side Scott, who made a break going away, seventh and Johnny Eager, who also made breaks, eighth. Second heat: This heat was a corker, with a regular stretch duel between Basil Hanover and Lee McKillop. Basil winninn by inches. with Coronation McKillop a gocd third and June French, who made the race to the half

and he could not be got back on the trot until quite a distance had

Hanover. 2.04 3-i, owned by Dr. F. C. Dougan of Teilily Weir as tertmster. 1t was the fastest mile of the race.

Another fcaiurc was the handy way the tiny pacer, Bunnie Budlonl. 2.10, non from her four rivals in the first event. She might hive midi‘! it tmcc straight heats but in trying to get through the inst end of

Bonniek Boy Goes Mile ‘

to Win Jr.

F ree-For-All Trot and Pace

Almost perfect weather, a fut track. and a large crowd with Won-

terda ‘s Goodwill Baces. Four evento

were on the card and every one of them provided close oontesu with three oamore horses frequently finishing in a bunch.

ilnvmg honors went to Joe O'Brien, of New Glasgow, N-S., who Won

the classified trot No. 1. with Lee MOKIIIOID. 2.09, and repealed with

Bonnie's Boy 2.06 1-2 in the junior free-lor-all trot and pace. Bonnie's

Boy was a much over-looked horse as he had only won one beat "I!"

coming to this country several months ago and that was also line of u"

was the mile in 2.10. won by Basil Charlottetown with

wire to wire. 0.0,. 3:116:13: em 181411 l . h knprovyed, fourth. T H E A1. R E h.

Oxford Lady a close fifth, and

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as the winnerlg

position and that prov- ed too much of a handicap and

fourth

and Jack Clyde had

but (1)11. Volo was f l

R"? Scott fourth. Oxford Led a real gcod fifth. Marjorie Bu ong was

Thisaftz-zncon there will be five ,.§’.,°,‘,§§? 54¢ g_13_ 3,13 fg€gik$ulllgllildlllﬂ a frlee-fIor-tailr. ' a w l rng five of t e as es 1.4 15 qwned by John Farmer, e pacers in Canada together; also ' .E.I. cl dri by other good events. Everything points an w" van I

to it being a memorable racing pgrfgfmnncg against time to beat | - 2.25 1.4. Carnation Lady (Harry The officials who handled yes- Haley; won, Time 3,15 i-z.

ferday's meeting were: R. Hooper,

s Brown. A. A. mekhart

the stretch, trotting the best-hat

u, 2,17 Tm; 5nd m“; for a long time. The Lee McKil-

Five horses 55cm s,5,,5,-H50pe1- lop horse overtook nim abzut 20

and it took quite n fcw scoris be- yards rrcm the wire and beat him

fore they sewed dawn and goﬁ out. Hillside Scott was a very

away. Bonnie Budlong never was 01°58 mild Jim! Flellllh. W110

headed but there was o. 00d fin- €éllnhgéfeﬁtnﬂﬁsollgtﬁbgégﬁggllélggq

' h 5k orona .on o o i h. u

“m” Hnemld T e B er and Abbe. sixth and asil Hanover," seventh. _

Junior Free-Foi- All Trot and Pace

Five horses in this event put up

.=. h i; . “Human m m‘ second ea‘ ex one of the classiest exhibitions of ped _ 532mg &en here in a llong, 135i? 3o . e. ey were so eveny ma s In the third heat nnie Bud ed mat were they w race next week any one of them might prove if? Li); the winneizl Some of {She _ t, n es were so cose none u

get through It was a real batle the Judges could decuw

In the first heat Bonnie's Boy,’

scored a totally unexpected win,

- conning from behind Hnrrv Direct from Sir Admiral. Real Money a to head mm by a neck. The first

barrgnup third, Bonnie ‘Budlong, ha" m, the, mile was a duel be h‘ tween Josedale Hoosier and Dale

They stepped to the half in

This was one of the prettiest H"

rlaxges to watch seen her-ihln a long g-thtgglxifhaxtgfk ‘nihilism t e. While some of e horses girth axzgifllifttévhmpiftlgexylwciao; yet they all raced well and but for w“ r ‘- 9 V1.9 n 2~ ‘ hard racing luck might have been ggémggrggftegsviflstgallca "hail: Egg“:

0X1. Second heat: Victor Lee 2m

Paul Abbe and Lee McKillop. Paul worm a win “om Bonﬂe Bo . ' in Abbe looked like a winner till 20 one of the be“ drives o! sme a”,

th Harry Direct, third in a blan.

ma“? flfgtzfk £3111 [éesloyeclfiggg ket finish. and Dale H. a very close had gone away in eighth place Jgsggale Hwsler- “ck W‘)

The mile was in 2.08

Third heat: Bonnie's Boy sur- prised his friends by having enough left in head Harry Direct and Vic- tor Lee in the stretch and the nifty little Dale n. going the short mile, finished a close szcond in 2.09, Josedale Hoosier was fifth.

2.25 Trot and Pace

six youn pacers took the word and the w ner proved to be the dainty little Winnie Scott, 2.13 l4, who headed 0.U. V010, 2.13, victor of the last three starts On the mainland. Winnie had the pole in the first heat and never lost it. O.

in, 1,04 1.1 a U. Volo tried hard in a stretch

tn i1ls'd s it, fiill, dive. bllt fell short by half I gggilaclgilfrsiiitill urlde P231 Abbé. lernBNl. Jack Clyde came tlllwllll t

the stretch fast to finish a close

eigh .

111mg heat; Johnny Eager was third. Marjorie Budlong, fourth, drawn, which left seven starters. Oxford Lady, mill. Nlitlie Basil mmover at the pole, made and Iwyﬂl J.m. who 80i- llllll! u: a break Just after the word go. tangle on the last will. WET-B 5X His overdraw became unfastened and Seventh "mecﬂvely-

I the second heat 0.0. Volo triexd hard to head Winnie but it

been travelled. Pagliacci led into was no go. Wnnie huns 0n l")!!!

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Brown. A .i tant Clerk W. H. ~ Benton m5‘ 15,,“ M0115‘; classes. Race fans are as ed to Kstsuma hasnt aimed the

2.14 to 2.17 Trot and Pace-

Bonnie Budlong, 2.10 i0. Smith)

Calumet liinlierald, 2.10 1.2

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Sir Admiral 2.10 1-2

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Real Money 2.09 (T. Wcii") The Baker 2.06 3-4 (Bob

Ryan) Time: 2.10 1-2, 2.18 l-‘J, 2.12 l-2. Bo le

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Iieellavfcliillop 2.09 (J. ’ r

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Junior llree-For-AllsaTrot and Pace quit”, he “m. “New “me n“,

lmlie’ “w” “"1 5"“ f“"‘""“° ed Britain at the start of the year But it was under the ring name of Katsuma Marioka that he fought and lost decisions to World Cham- pions Small Montana. Lou Salics

Bonnie's Boy, 2.06 l-2

. O'Brien)

or Lee 2.07 (B. P. Foley) _

Harry Direct 2.07 1-4 (Bob

Y 0. Junior tournament-resulted follows: Barnsdt won the

amigo noun 9° ~3'°-"°-°" canons mums

t; had to g it-mn-mm-in- Doivle, 6-3, 6.3. MONTAGUE-l-‘Bl. 8.80 PM. oday’s matches at 8.80 p.m. 0. MONTAGUE - an. u» Dowlinl Plays Irv ri-ausht. M _ Q, U_ “>10 AND 10 P.0d. McKenzie pla s arl Bradley. ‘ “m” ’°' " souius MONDAY 51"»? 1911f: °mn¥.'y'i"p1l§§ka§i§li “t “h” W" mnuan us r. u. 9mm“,

Winnie

"" Canadian Jap

1-2. The winner, Winnie Scott, 2.13

By Allan Niokleeon Canadian Press Staff Writer LONDON. 80M. 22 (GP) --Little KatsumaMarioka, one of Canada's fighting men, came to Britain nursing a rifle, a passion for box- ing and a hatred of the Axis.

A Oanadiamborn Japanese adopted by a Scottish couplit.

Today's Races

Today's races start at 1.30 p.

please note the change in time.

———€Z-—-—' complzting army training he 000k

time ut to line his Hat's sights on

a weaving form in a London ring

a and discovered a two year vacat-

ion from Bash Boulevard played

___ hoghwitig his BPQQIg an: m . m a year o ea erwe

NATIONAL who aced world champions in is

New York 2; Cincinnati}. New York l0; Cincinnati 4. Philadelphia 1; 01116080 5- Phiiadelphia 3; Chicago 0. r Boston 5; Pittsburgh 3.

AMERICAN

Detroit 2; New York 4. Chicago 6; Philadelphia 0. Chicago 2; Philadelphia i. st, mo]; o; Washington 4. 1 2 1 St. Louis 9; Washington 1. {Mi-M

round decision to Jimmy l-layes Cl Leeds, an unorthodox gent who boasts a victory over the welsh feather titllst, Katsumo traded him Budmm punch for punch and a packed him a great ovation. The verdict went against him because he persisted in clinching.

2 ll ll LONDON - (or) - The world's

4 9 5 quito, has more than records to its credit. In the words up m h“ dreams mm “t”

y) 7 5 3 °l ‘he Plan" design“ “s “WM bout with Haves "Ana I consider?

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g‘i)igxen1;‘r%1;glier2é211(v¥_.4iicod) 0 4 4 m, M, gnonymfllls BBC announcer a good omen matlwonmget knoch Se e)

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grist l-ZL 2.10, 2.11311 209 e w er’ 9° M”): “p ‘ ' a new plane from the drawinﬂ

is owned b o. w. lViu rc . Pl u- MWM by Mr- and Mrl- Jwk

miglt‘, rllfnyand was drigeneby gee ma“ ‘use m“) m’ am I'

n a tn u- - ,, a 1di- ,,§§°bf,{f,‘§_.§‘f§lg Eh‘; we "Z2 ed out in this bigger fight. months, a world's record in KEN-ins

Varied Ring Career

fac turing plywood bodied Mos-

1 z 1 factories, whe:e they scarcely knew airplanes from a bag 0f D95- 3 1 4 nuts, are making complete air- frames, not only in Britain but in Canada and maybe South Africﬂ

and Joey Archibald.

4 5 5 repair “ Mmqulw". scraps here in 1937 durinl

land. Later, he fought the

tour of that country. “I didn't have much

weren't very good fighters."

eltlldWllIlliAhllinthlK-ﬁ

ladies 0' Barbara Doyle, 6-2, s-o. Brodie; won from Maurice

0-4. 0- . mi Nicholson won from Ivan w . Harod Pineau won from Richard

gun an enemy fighter - no: ye . Just K

Bmmdyn 37s"1’°“l5 4' varie travels dropped an 8

Queensbury Club gathering gave

Rfmn. Marioka, nativc of New} Westrninister, l3. 0., who enlisted ati Toronto with the Queen's Own Rifles. didn't won-y 2n "co nooui

last/w bomber- “Bll°“1"’5" 1m‘ wnililerdiilliigbeff. nirarzfigﬁiongluﬁ °pwm°nal he said, spitting blood from a ciit

l f . Speaking oi the ease of manu- 311i“ digdlvgfggeor ujigfnelg‘ P36 forces under his Christian name of Kazumi James Inomata and reach.

and India and elsewhere. They tell Brmm m“ new to m“ Japam

. l-iennessey) 5 4 3' yosednie HD5515,- gm (w, - me that any, skilled carpenter can ese canadmt He went throng: 1g w

Hood)

Time: 2.07 l-il. 2.08. 2.00.

The winner, Bonnie's Boy, 2.06 1-2 is owned by F. Carmen Coates, Amherst. NS. and was driven by 2.25 Trot and Paw-eh 1st Division

urse Winnie Scott 2.13 1-4 (T.

' he beat Jimmy Campbell of Scot- beet of

the lighter weights that South Am- erica could offer during a two year

trouble down there," Katsuma said. "They

if: Meln E

t Goodwill Race 'Meet_ Concludes Today

b! e trite Ch tnuiBamThe Great G. J Direct? five ‘dearest of the Maritime track‘. ‘ ' Illullefrﬂ w" "Ill llal was ‘mfnﬁiifl... u nun ' T “mm " "m: am’ u an n m I a remain? unuliaiitg,'t‘,,f,flllun newcomers pertiolpati? sdy to take he word; there are 0 Illgh ch,‘ final race on the program. Ind dlvhimkh Izzlilgrot b Paoleuhaeta tat-ll of Glgfﬁlkﬂllflﬂ. _ ‘m °| Donn; ﬁﬁyln gstusll-welahit fr’ L" °°'°°l "lib Dr. r.

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DEN-ig- .| as HENLEY. 2.0a 1'4, owned by c. u. Horton. any... n, w

To BAT. 2.07 l-d, owned by John D. Mellon. driven bv ch, rein e. ' WATCBIM, 1.07, owned by Irsnk Adams. driven by Wm “out

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I t! LBB, 2.28, owned by Howard l. Johnson, arm“ by Mm Menus. <

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PCIIESTNUT BARS. 2.08. owned by Dr. JJ. McPherson. driven by ll I. THE GREAT G». 2.01 I-l. owned by Melon. Ilouphlnee and C shanks. driven h‘ T. Sem .

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Johnny Conroy. kllEA MAE. 2-04 l-l. owned by Carmen Coatee, driven by I

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0’Biien. REUBBN LEE. 2.10. owned by B. Allingharn, driven by Joli

mVghITN SEE. 2.12, owned by Willard McDonald, driven by

EYMOND BUDLONG, 2.13, owned by Wellington McNeill, dli by Wt iiington McNeil B. M. V0140, 2.11 S-l, owned by Allie Lewis, driven by We

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WIIIII. MABCIIMONT, 2.10 I-l, owned by C. W. Henley. driven by W. eys.

2.25 TROT h PACE-Znd Div.

Dlt. BUDLONG owned by Horace n. Willis. any". b ii. wiuu. nsxcv nunnouo..sir,-owneo by u» Pnulht. rlven by

PrangliL . L ‘ LADY BOSE. 2,15 9-4, owned by Wilfred fraught. driven by B. a

“Fl-area JACKSON. owned by an. Meban, drliven by Charles Trial]

o “MISS MARJORIE IIAL. owned by Charles 0 Brien, driven by C ll’ ' ren.

IJDITB GREY, owned by Ed. MeGuigan. driven by Archie Llewcll

ﬁll-ACE ABBE, 2.11, owned by Angelo Passerino. driven by M

labaice i DON WORTIIY. owned by Alfred Webster. driven b! Ell’! 5W9‘? SCOTTY MCKANE. 2-21, owned by Milton Bell. driven ll!

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