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Winning three outrof the five events in which Nova Scotia horses competed Island horses yesterday took a

gllgitl. 160 concludes

d in races won in the inter-province meetwhich

this afternoon and indications point. to another

great day's racing as was the case yesterday. But although Island horses topped the c

tailed-won

|ummsry Walter Brown, Dartmouth-owned pacer, walked

off with ship Pace from

ma’; Boy in straight heats pacing the fastest time chalked up during

the class in 30 seconds, the ill!-

fob of his i the title.

for a victory to have Walter come on in t 19w yards and Just nip Sui

the wire.

Eton» horses but

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was only betw Bonnie's but this time open length in 80% M11011!!!- the day's racing that start the morning and after the other flve classes th of iuils that thronge

all afternoon tn ever)‘

wxtra heats

--declared and -was an ._through.

Starts at s O'clock Today

,, Starting at Jng the meet same course on .05 the sho micro classes are lined up,

pionshi town's

Royal Jim chalked up the island victory esterda t-smi- thirough n the to hca r after the ltfibwiiad each cant one of the tlrsttthree heats.

outcome when h?‘ the first heat, rt head Previous in one of the

between Previous and Royal

of sealing his victory. tindel came through t

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DANCE SATUIDAY 10 PM

straws; , on PROMENADE

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Ln h d t b t th Bu‘ u" wfflgielr to. page gill with Sully, entering the race -- =irziz°iiz.h..i"tisz he last w at

In the second. heat it was attain hnttle between the two Nova again Walter

~ utfooted the Halifaxclub’: t titwhé‘ win by “malt a length 1n

vip: sh.

In the thlr and final heat it een the two visitors. Boy‘ having been drawn, Walter Brown led from the word so. Wlnnlnl by Ill

That was the feature" event of ed in was resumed lunch hour but in the big crowd i d l luleflmlulltse

w close, exc ting, rvng ns cs s“ u h llioaatwith aw of the c ues avns o I0 ‘ o before a winner was in each instance it Island horse Ahat came

8 o'clock this morn- wtll resume over the last River iuat ottng range, and aix head- ‘linod by the long awaited cham-

trot between Charlotte- ‘loustlcia, Dartmouth! Hill- . antd Halifax‘: Victor Lee, trotters that have proven their worth by past performances. first

when he ourth heat del and Previous ured fluv- ored by the bettors to win, “oval Jim put a different outlook in the aced of! with shing fast to clos- est finishes of the db)’. with Mr,‘- liltticl winding up third due to a bre '

ak. In the second heat it was aszisin m twenty yards from the wire Royal Jim was up on even terms but a slight bobble cost him his chance en Mar take the

sstnst; tomcat

a usamrusut. PERIOD son YOU am. saonirsss son snsovnasr

5 an mroafrayr oars: _

Fatoav, atahct-t 15th.

- BLUE ACRES STAKES ~ F0!‘ 213,0 and 2:28 choc Horses close on that date . _' -_ ‘n-i‘ "

forflilrty .Cla,ss,;’l‘rotta-:s and Pacers in in i046.

moist» a llwi

the major title of the day winning the Champlon~ Halifaxhs Sully and Charlottetown’s Bon-

the second quarter of

third heat handily and force an extra heat. qFor over half the r- ter it appeared as if Mart ndcl was going to take the event but Royal Jim came on very fast in the flnal part of the heat to nip the visitlnF horse just at-the wire with Prev ous winding up third.

Judge Wills 0M

Jud e formerly Chnrlottfittiwn- owne but now owned in tfax was a little toc good for Peter McKinney and Alvin Guy, trot-

ting to a stra ght heat victory with Peter Mc lnney furnishing the opposition in all three heats.

Nell. Worthy gave the Island its lecondwln by winding up w'th a l-fl-l summary in Class B. Pace. Shanghai was only a head back in "the first heat but in the next two heats Marjorie Budlong was the threat. Ike Moreside reinad Mar- jorie under the wire first in the second heat but‘ could not quite make the grade over Nell in the third and final heat.

Msudine Budlong. driven by Harold Stead captured the first and third heats in Class C. Pace, an all-Island event, with Alestra after finishing fourth in the first heat, coppin the second and then also beaten y a neck in s-battls

>long the only Nova Scotia horse in a eld of five starters, saw Peter Wolf, driven by Fergie B“. ter, chalk up his first victorv of the season‘ in a four-heat affair. Sampson l-‘to i was reined home in front b llie Wood the first heat: Bud g Budlong captured the second, wit Peter Wolf second on both occasions, but then Peter cams on t0 take the third mils ithen repeated his performance by outpacing Sam son Royal in the extra canto, a eat that produced a driving, neck and neck finish gig/Jen the winner and Sampson

The summary ,

Championship Pace Walter Brown (Weeks) Sui (F. Bonnie's Bo Time: so ; ; , Winning horse owned by Scott Weeks, Dartmouth.

- Cldss A. Pace Royal Jim (L. Kelly) _ Martindel (Baxter) .'. Previous (D. Turn t‘) . Time: 80%: 30%. ti. Winning horse owned by Geo. Hughes; rackley. "

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Glass A. Trot Judge (Levers) . . . . . . ..-.....1 1 t Peter McKinney (W. Kelly) .2 2 2 Alvin" Gu (GxTurner) 8 S 8 Time: ti; ~84: 80%.

Winning horse owned by Mr. McAlplne, Halifax. \

Class B. Pace hell Worthy (W. Kelly) ...,.1 l‘!

Marjorie Budlong tllanklne‘ 6a Moreside) .. . .8 l2

Shapghsi (Levers ...2 8 8 Time: M‘

. : ‘A. Winning horse owned by Alltson Carr, OysterBed Bridge.

_ Class C. Pace Maudlne Budlong (H. Steed)

1 8 l‘ Alestra (Younker) . . . . . . . . . A 1 2 Peggy Witt (Bernard) 2 3 Bessie Scott (Neal) . . . . . . ..2 44 Time: 88%: 33%: 88%. . Winning 11*“ owned by Alex Agnew, B8. , Charlottetown. Class D. Pace Peter Wolf (Baxter ......22 1 1 Sampson Royal (Wood) ..l 8 3 2

T0- NIGHT

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_ back of the ball

t tOne of the sub ects which comes u Vmost- often or discussion in e locker Room these days is whether or not olferl take too gzuch time. Frank y, 1 think [hgy Tournament golfers have a cer- tain obligation to the ctators, and those fellows who s and on their heads in an effort to look We!‘ 0nd lillllet up s shot. "survey- ors’ we ham much umce. . are tski-nl toe

M I walk up the fairway 1 try show their best

1° "ilk! l-lD my mind what kind of a shot it is to the green and tit; ‘=§°1§’.‘i.‘2"..i"“ .1. "- - any‘ Around y I ot if thxenputt over, line it up and mm

p . In baseball if l

on the mound an’! gatlftghertgtgtgitgtlell: mile the umpire speaks to hlrn about it. If he persists in delay. in: the game the umgire can de.

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clare it forfeited. May e the - m qnly t be go; of a rule like that on prtglie fifiedmfiu?! ma cage; 3—_W.KB.. Brown. 0:00.

o s would be enough to whip gin Morrisson saved but l-Iowatt. 4—W.K.s.. McGregor (Bcvins)

u‘? ‘dlgxtllzlligfinvlamll: into line. in w 51am m," rgbounq mtg 13:06.

m" around the courlgelysgd ihliiltislg ma‘! “gm smunsdde Penalties. None.

h" "‘°"' 3"‘ h‘ shill“ lelllle blotted the count M1238 when n. Second Period 22:293.: ‘ass. 1:. r"- .2." ~- e-l-l em»- 1- ll- m -

for himself because nfnfihanfmff mefihflpnga fifuwwnmgg; kwigos" Magnum (sum) centr t . ' ' _

whfllfmlollrl: tilzggflitxcige] 3:115:11; p, “Ill-u are made the. red Penalty. MoGregor.

m the “was play," with h, light flicker for the winners sec- _

"s "d hlm- “‘ i3? unease t? 4mm“ ‘“' ""‘"‘ "m"

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tnngwoni 't§°'¢i’,§§, ',{°",,‘,‘,‘{°'ef, “k2 In the final-minute of the oer; Sco a. ‘None.

gratin on golf shots. for thew?» {W lilollflgelaorvhléoetida W. K. Pe ties. None.

our ours l m] _ ea , -. mo:

was“ and the! longer‘ lllstliu ‘ilfrvaeulio gmmmnvz” t” w" with a’ “m ,

ew i - have to cgfiger-itststtlefhe longer you If anything Summerslde hi5 i“ erg-infill‘! Kghftillfiil‘ it becomes ln- s?‘ ‘magma traggghggfiuge ‘gig; e c

ever 15th 1ong°“§,,l§¢,°°‘§f'"§f§,';’ tested hard but 1t was West Kent Rang"; 1.3 flgfafl booking back, through the cecoi-Qj who got only soul. 01ml‘

you'll find slow plgygrg who w,“ getting a breakaway and then

championships, but they welsh‘; slipping the disc to Bevins for the -—~

champions for long bscgugg av. flan scat of the same and 4-1 lwi - Mlllfll 6 — (OPP- elll-llllly their deliberatencss af- R" W39 mt- . n“ Mmmal owad‘ feet their game, You“; my,“ ..-..-... _ i i llv lens a out a 741 victory ‘Mum 19".“ to “an up u make , over the tail-end New York Rang- their shots with neatness sad dll- ' m " d “mm” ma” "My, u, m" u m” u‘ on" . i tonight before more their diminishing ability to con- Q m” "- i

centrate over long- periods ofttm, .. _ a game fight in won't affect their game as much m‘; first’ two period‘

I can remember a time when my mime by m“, god “a me final own “me w“ no,“ but an" I _ aeasonwopmcd hut their defence saw Walter Ha en and Gene Sara- W‘“‘O,_,,,,E.k, broke ‘gm: an in an exhlb tiorvmatch I spesd- s 41:2 three goal spl

it G°°"° Dunam "l" 1°" work on the pa of ie Ohm-lie mer B tish Open Champion and - ' Raynfl puyenged a mm. 5w,“

one of the fastest players in the same, used to say, “If you're m. 105w miss them, miss them ouick" urine the 1m United ‘st-tie Amateur Championship one layer Will so slow that the USGA 0&0 sis gal ed him on the mat and told him e was taking too much time, On one hole this particular player's ball was to the right of the green in a poor lie and after changi clubs and walking back and to h to thg gag-sh for about ten m - uea e mad ve ‘ ‘shot. John Kieran athzn ar-"slfiflli columnist for the New York Times, reported that a little tree grew tn while the player We! delaylnc the same and gave hi man unplayable lie.

e Sarazen, to my mind, is one of the fastest players in mo gouge}; I inelt Gina in one of the

all‘?! baye onm w tothe 106 PGA Championshly. digits is 44 years old, but he has goat none of ills ability to play hut golf and we played the first nine holes in one hour and ten minutes. I still think even today Walter Hagen, Bobby Jones and Gene Sarazen could play l8 holes on any golf course in the country in from two and one-half to three hours and turn in very respectable scores.

As an ex-caddy I can remember

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when we got paid by the hotte. 20 -

cents for the first‘ hour and 10 cents for the aecontLScme of those blokes uled to pin? so fast to keep down the caddy ees that we had nicknames for them such as "S ecd Demon," "Merchant's Lim‘. ed " “Ohsrley Paddock," etc. Maybe nic a system would solve the traffic jams on the public courses today. My advice to golfers is to speed up your play. I know by experience h: will save strokes as well as e. -

Buddy Budlong itstenoi Luck Number (w. Kelly

: 88%: 88%: : inning horse owned by

Outclifle. Charlottetown.

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~ Starter: Russell Abbott. Assistant Starter: James Arblng.

- Judges: H. Mur hy, City: Gor- don Mitchell, Hall ax; Roy Power,

Dartmouth. l". McKay. Benton.

A. B.

‘timers: H. Murphy, Announcer: W. H.

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MAPLE HILLS FRIDAY, MARCH 8 DANCING 9 tot ltfelodiers Orchestra

Admission 88c i Bus leaving Market Building 1:00.

am matte the greens 1 look period

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of 30W} t .1 ‘Wbstr-Ken-the it iégars" would have fared off. ugh er; a -

I WeafKent Team Gamers ThreteGodTI-Gdd In First , GdmeisQfSclrool Finals

1O that is l in- twtr-éohofagy andthcnlnldilllelitoit - s‘€“i"?"-'i'fl.l§n°“§‘°“°°‘"“i’§; eam firstawlnecfthein. bolsetic finals and will cut-y their three-

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_ descends e90 Kant opened thQ scoring. Jackie Brown went risllt

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throualwut the final session but eat“ if?“ ca. 1* m I011 e w oc also had their clianoés only toflbl: nog- Ded on a couple of occasions rig t

' Goal. L. Howatt; defence. Crockett. Carter; for- wards. H. Howatt. Carver, Mc- Gateggr. Bevins, Brown, Lerter.

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MoK nsi Somme Goal Morrtsson‘,

defence. McKay. otiuent. Amen Heclcbert: forwards. Schur- man. Stewart, R. Gallant, Gay. J. Sc urman- ' Referees: McDonald. Molnnfs. JUMMABY First Period 1-w.t<.s., H. Howatt is)

0.38. 2—S'Slde., R. Gallant, 2:58.

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losing five of six road gam ton Bruins regained sole aion of the National Hocke us’: third berth defeat troit Red Wings, Boston Garden.

setback the visitors had since belna Fab. 18. nine games a o

D Bruins’ . famed Kitchener

First Period

L-Boston.

Schmidt tlioatnn, Crawford 4:32

51.

4 _..3ostort, Dust-tart Schmidt) 17:51 Penalties —None

Second Period g-zgDetrott, Gauthier Penalty-Cain.

Third Period

tk-Detroit. Car eth 14:38 Penalties —-No e. ' ________

At 9 0’clock

Toda ‘c ice will will set i1 am. over River of! theflzleldilti-lll will be battle for the cha loo-tabla has . Rgplng of the hi yesterday oonfitten

the

torn ctng To

amt-grout ytoivAobs ' ilnaicr hi: ~ stew-n

shut_ out here,

snapped their losing streak dropped the hitherto deadlocked Red Wings into fourth place.

Today's ilaeesi Get Underway

wiifit local o iota)! of today's belll! We" Ba

The Associated Press) N, March d-J-lome after

es, Bos- posses- y L08!- ng De-

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{-2, tonight be- fore a capacity 13.000 crowd at the It was the first

suffered

g . It th ldt lay f the w" e 8p" n: lint‘; that

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(Bauer) 0:58 Schmidt (Dumart) U:-

( Bauer,

(J sckson)

racins classes which

dup the two day mcetlntl tmderway this moi-nine lli- cmsrse on the East

six-class p' ram NBC

and race fans are battile that. migiht well

t order are

better. aiiiililii iiiin"“““ia°ii°iii 3W at the Guis-

‘ wild-maltose. Stanowski.

o DmIlt-Y

(Pratt. Mo»)

(‘B7101’)

victories by beating

shot the blue shirts 124 The summary: First Period

1-New York, Laprad (Lsycoe, Pike) .

2—Montreal, Peters (Lamoureux) . . . . . . . . . . . V4‘2:5

Penalties: Bouchard, Reardon.’

Second Period Zi-Montreal, Reardon (Peters, Chamberlain) _...4:il4 b-New York, Pike (Demarco, Warwick) , , , , ,_'6:5'l 5-~Montreal, Richard

Manitoba Leads In ‘Spiel

SASIATOON. (CPt-Msnitoba und ted leadership the than"? "'.i":...“..::'“a"' s I lllll . e- festlng tchewan 10-8 in a nip-and»- k curling match while Al turn back Northern Ontario 8-4 and Brit» tah Columbia edled out Ontario 0-8 before a crowd of 8.000.

In the seventh round P.E.I. was defeated by New Bruns- wick 10-0.

SASKATOON. March 6 —(CP)-— Standings in bhe Canadian curling chamJalonmip after the sewnt

rotsn : v

Results By Ends

FIFTH BOUND

ck Ontario ..

Manitoba N0. Olitsrlo

'l—-I\"ew York, Warwick

Penalty: Pike.

(Blake, Laah) . . . . . . . . . . ..8:41 0—Montreal, Bouchard

various operations on the eye.

Victory Over

Coming through with two field goals and a foul shot in the sec- ond overtime session while hold- infidtheir opponents to a solitary fie goal Saint Dunstans Uni- veratt/y basketball squad last night ciimsxed a recent string of the Arabs in the final scheduled game of the City Basketball Ioewlle to clinch first place in the stand-

It was a great finish to one of the best played games of the sea- son. Oo-leaders prior to the start of the game the two squads battled hard all the way with the Saints building up a 13 to 0 lead in the first twenty minutes of play only to have the Arabs outscore them 23-18 in the final half to force a stalemate.

Then in the first five minute

overtime session Arabs went ahead on the strength of two foul shots only to have the Saints tie mat- ters up before the whistle. For the second time during the overtime Arabs went to the front scoring the first field goal but ints made sure of their victory as they rang up two baskets and a foul shot to account for their three-point margin.

Ivan Harper of the Arabs led the scoring parade with twelve ints while a teammate lihrl 1th and Saints‘ J. Bradley were runners-up with eleven each.

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All Stars Pia‘ Souris Tonight

mu nanome- All stun annnuelegslasi niahttltat a ebal- to the Sour

League Leadership Goes To Saints With 38-35

The Arabs

West Kent llockey,

A one-all game of hockey re- cently played on Brighton Rink be- tween the two Grade VI's of West Kent School. -

Game was referred by Orin Car- ver.

Goals were scored by Keith Thackcr and Leslie Edwards.

Lineups are as follows:-

Eagles: Goal—Stcrllng Roberts; Defencc—Jocy Hoyt, Gordon Worth. Edgar Muise, Cecil Roberts; For- wards-Lea Windsor, Murray Car- mody, Keith Thacker, Brier Chandler, Ronnie Meston, Gerald B rt

Hawks: Cvoal—Bobby Whit"; De-

Ltennan;

Harper.

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