1933 THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN PAGF SEVFN

AUGUST 25.

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, I IMPRESSIVE IN WORKOUT ‘No Vaudeville

O VIDES FAS T RA CIN G

umet Brownie Equals Track Record In Final

' Heat F ree-F or-All. Darkey Grattan, King Spruce,

4MacVolo Are Winners - Presentation Of Prizes ,i

Last Evening,-Joh C ‘ I H’ h-P ° Winner of Meednglfny onmy S lg mt

Yesterday was the end of a per- I stretch,

R05 meet- Well. Defhapi 1105 1191"; gap finishing at Beeton’s wheel, ‘H U feet. but very close to it. From the ` Miss Much ' Q

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start of the racing on Tuesday af- I fifth. S ternoon to its conclusion yesterday | on the

came fast and closed the

fourth, Santa Volo

e d Heat-They got away

con

first score with Boeton

at 5.30, the weather was perfect.. Gratten le t

the track good, the atiendancelwhere Kin

large and enthusiastic and the ,lit and

racing keen and uncertain with Patri throughout. A and Santa. While no records were broken it j one behin

was not due to lack of quality in ' quarters

ading to the first urn g Spruce relieved him of Beaton tucked in behind!

Volo in the order named H011*

d the other, At the three- CUPS 1; they closed the gap, the J0hUS°H»

the performer. There were horses last three horses being well Yankees

there that could shatter them but bunched. in the opinion of many well in- everybody

formed horsemen it was the close, horses,

muggy atmosphere that prevented ` a great

real fast time. True, Calumet Spruce

Brownie equalled the track 'record 'than his

in the third heat of the Free For I very fa

All when he came from behind Beeton's Darke? Gfattan to Win by a neck ' fourth and Sante Volo a good _Fi

followed

from Marjorie M. in 2.07%, equal- fifth. Third Heat-Patrick Direct, bow

took the

ling the record made last year by Marjorie M and Nell Frisco The with X

by Abbe Worthy two years no did Same volo fmh au strung out a good drive, Mac Volo and York- .-

' ‘ ‘ ' th pices of the Anchors base-

P oh “sid :giggle Clgineimmgid W ball :Zim at the Arena last night.

. y a A.

e nd 1-I t-Th

co on ey got away MIS D Iaeo Dolan , d 1 crowd M people provided plenty

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f/0 Odttithwilith -

stretch and into the home a so C ego vim the ngiuisigie oi; o f Me et, im il] ate id I action from start to finish and T

not get the least bit of a scare, iKing B

the nearest effort to it was the‘first tum

mile of Heather-bell on Tuesday and raced with Patrick Direct up when he stepped* the first heat of the back

the 2.13 Trot and Pace in 2.11%. ystretch, The events were kept moving in ‘- Patrick

Feat style by Starter Acom and ‘, in the

the biz croaram put through, `2.iou. Mis.. Much finished strong

which included nine heats inthree nosing

classes, judging of saddle horses. 1 third place with Sante Volo fifth. U C

aichibition of jumping and judging _ of jumpers in the centre field, an Free exhibition mile by Sampson Hall _ 2.02%. 'owned by Mr. George H_‘ This

Buntain of Charlottetown and of them

driven by Wellington McNeill, the Grand Circuit. It was expected a few

9- Brest ,race but it was not Jilgnny

paced by Sampson Hal in 2.12’/;` to be and s cattle parade and horse par- quite u

ado Of most of the winners in the ‘Dar-key Grattan seemed t0 have B

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horse and cattle classes at the big ` little Fair. This was the final. before the | the fir curtain was rung down and thous-_ third C

well worth seeing, giving a good track

doing in their respective lines. togef, Many were the expressions of ad- ly for miration we heard as the beautiful got too mimals passed in review. This is got s \ feature of the Exhibition that stretch

"‘° °”‘°°°°“’ W°“ld be well ad- Mariorle M. with calurnet Brownie This

, Volo Rico fourth and Neil

vised to perpetuate. third

The attendance yesterday was Frisco

not as large as Wednesday, but it _rlgl-11; looked like a great big '1‘hiir.sday'e proving crowd and could not have been,the V011’ far from Wednesdays total. ‘Brown

vaudeville Program, as we hgve while repeatedly mid. was excellent. Itihe

st two heats, but in the

Hlllmet Brownie showed his from

ands stayed to view it and it was class by winning and ,quamng the third-

reoord of 2.01%. "d°' J

picture of what our breeders are First Heat-It took seven scores City si

them away and unfortunate- MM

the others Darkey Grattan

tfllshtened around the back S rk Dwrkey had a big lead on pa

fmh- They kept these places I su to the stretch, no horse im- fzrtun

started to team their Phimes' Becton Grattan made The Le try and gained on King Ruth’ Ya but could not get further M;K1ejn’ pad. Patrick Direct came ke” 22'

st and finished right at tL°“g“°

lead around the first turn 1 we

in the lead

ce pulled out around the thirdp ___ th

e second time around sixth S

lead,

winnln8 by half a length nn fastest heat of the race '

' of Jo

out Beeton Gratten for ah: t“;“

again

F All Tr t or o and Pace _"etch

had five starters and four had been former stars on Sparkle

D to expectations in that H h’

much step for the others I an sc

tions

lead,

place.

and al

his position. Turning into

ck Direct, Mlm Muchl (By T

Entering the home stretch Beny- -Wh

will be difficult we_ are afraid for the the Exhibition management to ph-1” furnish another of equal merit. 3,03 The hlsh wire thriller held the Wm, audience intensely quiet and there and seemed. to be a feeling of relief gm Ko over them on its completion. back

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MER

A D I N GI. Trophy. Scott-Paine’s `hoai, shown in the main illustration, weighs only 4

» 3,000 pounds compared wiih the 14,000 pounds of Miss America. I

ALGONAC, Mich. Aug 24-(AP 1-The small white speedboai, Miss

he Agqnciatod Progs) Britain III, wiih which Hubert Smit-Paine hopes to beat Gar Wood‘.~ : runs yesterday: Cuyler, ' Miss America X, in the Hannsworlh mes a week hence, was given I . .. Medwick Cardinals 1' its first trial run in American waters today and performed beautifully- S'/00: lou

M-h1€t‘C5 1: Crosettl: under a partially opened throttle. y .$100.

1: GOSiirl, Senators 2; The challenger, lying low in the water and with Scott-Paine at ` 5 Pf0l’idi

Ile SOX. 1' S¢l`lUIm€1‘i0h the wheel, was sent roaring over the smooth waters of the St. Clair, me SW

noon

1? CH-ml.Ub9I1» ,Bf0W1'lS. 1- I River at a speed that brought gasps of admiration even from the ‘ T ad¢'l'S3 FOXX. A/ililetlcs 365| sceptics who earlier had said “shc‘ll never stand the gaff." No official ‘im savi nkees 28; Berger, Braves-' announcement was made of the speed attained, but unofficially, it was ' ""“'""h" °f me ““‘L"- fm” “NI w Phmles 235 G°h’15» Yan' estimated the British challenger tumed in between 90 and 95 miles ui Hermom

l- ‘rvry wa

totals: American 496; Na- lm". _ __ ____ _ ___ _ Amherst Boxer K_ 0_’S -`if1'H1”lS0I

rom th

neck, Miss Much a close mlm 362; total B58' _ , Langille in _ _mates C

by Winnie Wi.n

8 Spruce trailing, Miss wi h mltxnnf? yardsdfrgn "_" -

re w en nn e pa se .

track trotting record of 2.10% made Much third, Beaton Grattan fourth, S m n O 0 ll ey. The boxing bouts staged under S l

hnn

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U N Hubert Sooi.t~Paine, rich young power-boat manufacturer, shown in

the inset ABOVE, will pit his 1.375-horsepower craft against the 8,000-

horsepower under the deck of Gar

\\ nods defender of the Harmsworth ,I

L DA Ys PRUGRAM `

Today

Owing to the I-lusirrl high I

wire thrillers and the Acton ‘

Four, equllibrists, midgets hav-

ing to perfomi at the Canadian National Exhibition, Monday, the program oi’ vaudeville ended lost night' and there will be no further vaudeville.

Tomorrow by two o’clock all

exhibits will be taken away. Lync.h's midway will continue afternoon and evening but no admission will be charged to-

mon'ow afternoon or evening. V The exhibition management ar:-` very gratified wil-h the public attendance and splendid sup- port exielded by all. They wish to particularly thanli the news- pipers for their fine. co-ope|-a- ,

tion.

ine and S is 1. n Ut I Opening Bouts Fur-

"* “Y ""“”“°- ”°“““’ held r g - . nish Plenty Action. _ Hale". _ .. .. L

G N S F 0 Ri.i`;';?_iS.»fT;f§..’f. lim link...-

and witnessed by only a small

but could not heat hun I M” ' - t th 3,

' Wi ie Jo nn Miles tucked o » c I :with the excep ion of c rn

in behmgvdspm-:le yon the outside .yely/lent liver: close and hard fouqlif

a _ l' ll . _

llhesrxzlgfd btllfis atlifillifl-‘alll it Dug O M_ E _ 1

‘_"'_' I an ven

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be'at Winnie coming down the Putting

to land first, while Sparkle showing

“nd ‘mhnny Miles mug” it wt’ and playing a deliberate, courage-i

making a. bit of a wobble ous game to the point where her yards fmm the Wire and opponent wlited. Mrs. Watson J. beating him to it, Yorkola Rm' of

Calumet City sixth. Third Club'

Heat-They got away on the sec- pmmg

Dre- Y°fI'¢°1“- Som? 5-Way VNV ies‘ golf tournament, ending tomor-

fast, cut over and took the pole ,ow af,

MHC V°l°» Winnie Wmkle as having a show in battling Mrs. D. Sparkle fourth on the out- Leo ohnny Miles fifth. Calumet champion and leading contender of xth. They kept these posi- the c to the back stretch, where Golf C

Volo pulled out and took the the closing five holes of the cham-

ln ie lnkle, lonshi -

good B sendwu' when they Calumgtmévllyi :lyd “llolI'lnnywMiles. gapital ace to thrust Mrs. Dolan out

le also beat Yorkola. for fifth of the

concluded the day's racing the so the meet, which was high- driven ccessful in every way and

ately there were no serious Téwick

accidents to mar its "HzSu'1'e. The A 1 1 etitionl ffi iais were all 0.K.

home stretch Calumet stables will now dispel; some gb- wa‘§n;?vo:raAa.:sf<'i1l`l<;I;v‘;:ng comp ` 0 Ir? the evening after the Vaude- The °P°“i“3 5°” °f the evenmgfd th

' best or the lot with Kid pin

ie’s driver got busy and I b A1 h

in to Fr d itn. some to Cape lst, Silver Crest, oumed y, - , I . h d be ru _ was t e ,

g e erc o k Adams' Hamm, ville piogram a en pa y ren Nickerson wmnmg from Jack down

Many were attracted by the Free ` gradually overhauled

I Milrlorie M.. th h m u derman Fran i I t

Breton and 0 HS 8-DB B P is Jean Wood dered, the presentation o pr res 0 b technical K O in theiorgan

For All and had waited for it 'I‘he , beating hor b

' Y a neck to the wire, 1 th N. S.. ridden by M 5 ' . 1 h 20 f Stanley y a . _

their equipment or e season. and, paddy patch, owned by A1- the winners took,pace. T e s or sixth Both boys had battled on|harm°n_zed their longdtanding made

Darker Gratten finished in ,

de" B 19118!!! and a half to m_eTh8; 3325;? horses and owners g;ré§;nbyF1Ii;12;{ Exggagqigsfynegfralifax grlverexnilzigt Tssgogzixgs even terms up till ihiS time but diff9I‘€flC@5. ¢`IOCid€’d $0 re-rug-age ‘making the score 3-1 at thc find

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Kood Volo Rico beat ollt Nell 3rd, Lady Grey owned bv Alder- nc _hp $10 for driver with sem Nickerson caught Stanley with aiCarcy. and than parted company I ish,

sensatlonally in the plnches, 'her best golf of the meet

Riverside Golf and Country`

pulled today the most sur- upset of the Maritime lad-

Westfield. Conceried by few

Dolan, medalist, provincial

ontlngent from Fredericton lub, Mrs. I-Lili waltzed through

p semi final round with the

running, 2 up. started to shower just after Dolan-llill twosome had off and the championship.

iufhtthiagd ]°ameM-thnlrglh (Canadian Press! consolation first flight and first.

"° r pm' “° °° sa1‘NT JOHN, N, B, Aug. 24.- flight consolation, all send-final] This bmught togetm Bm[MaX

minds' were conducted in heavy Isparks 172-pound colored flash of; B rain. Just behind the dope-spilling Amherét and Vic Langme 168’ y _ _ match followed the lower titular pounds or New Glasgow' in ai' F01' - Shakellp

semi-final bracket from which em- ’ te 3 minute _Qmnd b_t_[ of

d the drenched figure of Miss Scheduled n I

erge ' - ~ ' tio, sparks seemed to have a de-

Barbara Jack, Riverside, victor by < 8 and 7 over Mrs. David P. Likely. “med edge °n his rival throughout'

West d. ' - noon's crucial eighteen an all-River- fmmd C°1`m@°t°d Wm? “‘ 5h°"t "gm NEW side final. uppercut to Langilles chin if’ T’“tISimul

Miss Bessie Downey, Amherst, the New Glasgow boxer out for the end of N. S., subdued Miss Marjorie Stap- count. Previous to this the loser We not les, Westfield, 5 and 3 to reach the had taken a count of three in the owner first flight finals, where she op- first and a count of nlnc at the to ma

`pcses M_iss Dorothy Robson, West- start of the third, 1934,

field. winner by ciefaultover Miss ffm 3

fiel to make tomorrow after and mldway th"°“5h the ‘MMI (Associated Press Sports Editor) 1

YORK. Aug. 24-lA.P.)-,

Frances Stetson, Riverside.

The third match tomorrow mom- ‘ Cay-

ing will pit Miss Builota Dykeman. Be,-me B1,-,ng “med the decl- .of L Westfield- against MW J- Hamld sion over Jack Neilson “The Fight- I]5_rookl McMurray, Fredericton in the first mg Dane'-» in a 6 round bong Both Iwi-,ere

fight consolation. boys Seemed Wmmg to mix 1t_and keep

_ _ kept the fans in a high state of cellar.

81’

horses out on time and the other

Semi-Final , 5,1-1

o for fourth position time man

- 2 . B k ,D t th Ns I i io

_ Second Heat-They Bot away grey FY; Al;1efI__o?r Ts: Pace den by Miss Iva Johnson om gig; };i11‘;; “Eggs” wilfl glnyfund _tart of the round whlch ended m who Dmkey in the lead' volo sec Darkey Grlltta-1'! 202% Hedley T' petlillsingsvxailcdq/qcerlsasjlilnqllldxg C the entire data iving the namesi refer" D°rmgt°n ‘topping the redo

Marjorie M. third. Calumet telia k N,s, lst' Paddy Patlch' °W“°d by AI' of winning owncis receiving rib- match bf-d i 'f‘ Igi-il?

‘ * Eff] lC, ‘

Fulton, U per S w c e,

l F derman Frank Adams, Halifax - tk young signin-, ahsor . I

2.19 Trot and Pace, King Spruce.. Hank Adams' H‘_1m_x` nd_ a rl I. volley M rights and lem at the 'Wim _ . _ . - -_ _ .. . . ,

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ie fourth and Neil Frisco, 222 Pace Mac Volo 213,/ HR" . _ . _ _

- . - . Y » bons, winning drivers. care a ers, ~ _ C ,Q

fllllf/9 H We S. Ma _I0 1. df . ‘ ridden by Dick Zwickcr. I _ th _ but showed wo;-ifirifill a

Y r rc move OBrien Alberton PEI 2nd. Sliver Crest owned bv Al- etc. Other data in connection with Pulls gleglnd stamina and was in lthe

What was in everyones mind- I ' ' ' ‘ " . _

up into second place at me three`| . derman Frank Adams, Halifax, the meeting will appear in "Down °°“ “5 t ms'

there trying alth0H8h 0" 0"

Wh” if they were to slip’ Well rt b L

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qua ers u aumet Brownie also SUMMARY ridden by Dick Zwicker_ the Back Stretch Satm.d,,5_ _ tm me _nd ‘were not di_d0_,€d_

with n° mt the" °°“Id be bil* me llled out and took the place from ard, The Vogue.,owned by Rrnghl feet, righ. -

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Rico

2.19 Trot and Pace 108

beautiful

Th” “"5” me "lied WHS the 2-19 ri fine start and narkey Gratten Miss Much 2.10% (McKean

Sante Volo 2.09% (Foster) .

“nm pm way d°W“ the h°"'° 'rin-le_2.iiu, 2.1114, 2.1014. iotietown, had e very difficult task.

teh, when hoalumet Brownie because the fields in some eases e with: ru; and passed Dark- Free For _All Tigtooand Pace, were quiet large and he was 0f_ Lgerntobe Darklm cohming ver: unc ficiating in his own home town.

e _ w o eme

tire caiilmet Brsdwnie flilished Dm" G'“°t““ 203% U' where “um E 'ew are not bam

' Conroy) 1 1 3 ward in giving advice, W0 believe

Trot and Pace which got under led Way at sharp two o‘clock. They me Vere sent away on the eighth cam score with Becton Grattan at the ey’ D0ie. Miss Much assumed the lead fm; before the tum was reached, to

uidlngl Marjorie, Neil Frisco seat out volo 2-I9 TM and PM- Pm” S

` ce 2.10 (Holmes)

King Spru

,/, 2121. df°";"h b_p,?_']"°"' "me Patrick Direct 2.10 rrsnori ` "' r ea 5 was a H0950" Gmtfan 2-10 fC“m‘ words about the officials who

heat. They got away to? mingg)

wr-as u»-‘Q --N

Ul»hb~7

Clllhbei

Ulioirh

Babincail.

We feel ii. our duty to say n icw

handled the races. Starter and Announcer, E. F. Acorn, Char-

Plt hiking her along and Beaton n ar] B sulk

y len h h d t _

tucked _n behind' santa volo in Deukyy' while Magodea vel; gt ca(l;i{l;i;it) Brownie 2.01% that the fair minded horsemen

third, Patrick Direct in fourth. while I CB]

U10 back stretch King Spruce vo] pulled out and gradually gained on

umet Brqwmevs pai 'mme Marjorie M. 2.07% (Jabble

Neil Frisco 2.03 (Purvisl

_-ful ..,,

Q-#£751 *aww m»w~

the other horses and did not stop until he got up on even terms with

Miss Much, where he kept on the ' 011128166 until the three-quarter ve Dole then took the lead, followed to by Becton Cirattan and Patrick 213 Direct. Holmes. driving King SPWN. Won by.over a length and ,Fm Seemed sitting easy. Beeton Grat- th

KID! Spruce was lest. Half way up

Mm' Ne” F"°°° ‘sm be” °“° volo Rico 2.04 owcxennai

This

whlls Patrick ‘Direct who was back a

indeed.

° R"’° f°' '°“"“‘ P"‘°°- Tlme~2.0H. 2-08%. :i.o'1-ii. 'rhe Judges, rrank Bouiilier.

Halifax, F, J.. E, Wi ht. S . -

rg "mm" I W. W, Baker. Dartmouth. N. S.

222 Pace 2'” Tm' side. and Walter S. Brown. gnve

Calumet

edbymvry o'Br1en'Alb""°“' rovi t Heat-'ne horses act away 0n` sparkle 2.14% fcunimingei 6 thld C0 ith S Xl t Y lil 2.14% (M D ld)

'Ili to a drive finished second‘ the pol; vgms, ‘:mnk|,pm;n:de B. ('lliri(i,ea_2,14%, liaslc. grlglt. sosirxrfudgfd J?" hMc?v°?E]d`I

Exhibition rnile against lim . - ° "F “ "-

mama of lengt," entedng the :bug 31"” bet?" they mf' the- Sampson Ha] 203;; qu,"-te, 3;' North River, were right on thel

“mf ° “ny Ml” 93”" Il" “nd half 105% three quarters 139. spot every heat l

i - _ _ ' .' _ _

tuekeii in behind sparkle, the re- ` miied:s:zi;_ _ clerk 0, the Coum W_ _Li m°I""’9 h°"" w°" b““°h°d‘ 7"" S” e "se" ~ ,Brown Charlottetown, is known all]

City 2.13% J. Con-

.Lola OIQQ naw

Mae volo 2.12% ri-l, onrleni s 1 1 Kemal Sl¢iSf=¢¢i°n- i

ry M236 S"_§h’;°f;o;’;<i W" I wginie yvinkie 2.1314 fn. 'rhe timer.. were L. B. MeMillan,1

r . rswen ‘Brien 1~_ mn hm,_R_B B '11'

the werier.. pieen, me void Johnny Miles alta ovne- 0, c,,_'f,’me,own Dfw: 1: ia, and Winnie winkie 2.isi4_' K'“"°“‘ » ~ -~ - ~ ” 4 ;,,,,,|d,,,,.,_ K,,,,,,,,g,,,,, p_ E ,I

They were very careful and gave accurate time.

' "Y "P th” "fetch w”m’° °"“Uht lst' owner of hm! J' L' venmer' over Maritime tracks and even to

I Halifax.

N. S.. ridden by A. L.;

_ ,and started after the leaders and _yohnmn ' . Mama fm. me pmmphmgs with

in behind J h I __ W" ° ““Y"*3‘°Y PW- 2nd. Owner of Horse Alexander which he gem the data ready .ro

°m`|:"u|',,“°'H °'c'£:_“Y|"g':: 3; H: :am they UM' mwi gtggggfax' N' S" rId"n bv WSSI that checks can be issued in the

- - r e ac strc he Second time ' ' winners Assistant Clerk of the

ll Moms sos si-do fh o_Mx.i. ~

'mv _ 0- i around Johnny Miles Pulled out ggi"-5x_w§?r;,, :Saga ai. Hgjcek Course John McDonald. had thi-

and public will say that he per- f0l'med his duties very creditably'

Vi inning llorscs

2 Year Old Class-Purina Ax- ‘mae

worthy, Milligan and Morrison,

Northam. P. E. 1'. ID

2.13 Trot and Pace-Heatherbell,

H0i'l'l4’-» Wll’lSI09~ ridden by -OIWFYI Special Ribbons for Owners of Following were the ofiiria.

1 .

ferre. Main Fiolli.--Bobby Off

gin.; Mines. feree Preliminaries _ Jncki

Timers--F. Boutilier. HaIifi\X.

llirellgitnln McInnis_ Charlottetown. and F' J E_ Wright, Summersidn,

2.25 i=ace~'rrixir volo, Brenton

Ramsey, Alherton, P. E. I. M

2.25 Trot Maritime Bred-Cap-

tain Cope, Dr. F. Bowness. Ken-

sington, P_ E. I.

. _ ., T

219 Trot-Helen D Wellington (

McNeill. Southport, P. E. 1.

216 Trot and Pace-Lillian, J W

Judges-J. F. Connolly. city. and

.iahaier North sydney. T

. . . ` H0 .

Gallagher, Woodstock, N. B, Free For All-Johnny Conroy,

2.15 Trot-Tease, H. T. Fulton, (

Upper Stewiacke, N. S.

Free For All~Darki=y Grattan, h

H. T. Fulton, Upper Steuiacke.

N. B.

2.22 Pace-Mnc Volo. 0'Bi-len

Stables. Alberton. P. E. 1.

$20.00 for driver winning most

points during meet-Johnny Con- roy, _

$10.00 for second highest riumberl

of points~Thomas Holmes. I

$10.00 for whining drivers.

2 Year Old Class-Orin Jardine,

iPurina Axworthyi. I 2.13 Trot and Pace -Patrick

McKenna iHeat.herhrlli_

2.25 Pace-Brenton Ramsey

(Trixic Volol.

2.25 Trot- Marillnir Br0rl-'l`_vl'l-

drill Sample fCapi.filn Capo' ; 910 \Trot -\\'el!ir\plon McNeill

lliflen D_\

2.16 Trot and Pace_Peier Con-

roy (Lillian).

2.15 Trot - Johnny Conroy

Dai-key Gratton1_ U1 2.22 Pace-Harry 0'Brien< Mac

2.19 Trot and Paco-King Spruce. vnlor 3,

$5.00 for rarci.akrr_= of ivinninizl

orses: iz Purina Axworthy-~H9l'Yl' CMT- .

I-leatherbell-Ha.n'y Bailey. 1 Trixie Vol<>~Chester Smith. ` Captain Cope-Charles Sildburvl Helen D.-Peter McKenna. i Lillian-William Barreitr, 7

Tease-William Long. :

King Spruce-1-‘red Stratton. Darkey Grafton-John Finnigan. Mac Volo-I-larry 0'Brien. $10.00 for driver of fastest heat

trotting :

Heatherhell - Patrick McKenna .Ill/6.

$10.00 for fastest heat pacing: Calumet Brownie-William Hood .07*3_ iEquallinc trark recorrii $i0,00 for rnrriakor of insirsi

heat trotting

Heaiherbell- P-rry B'i"~~ $10.00 for caretaker of fastest

heat pacing:

Calumet Brownie --Earle Gaudet.

start the tlolrs 10- profession swimlners prizes to

».

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ke In Turbulent oclForBigRace

es Professional 10-Mile Swim Canadian National Exhibit- Today-35 Entries Received

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Canadi

Jack "‘*"‘bI*?t°Yl» Saunders, Brewster N Y' Mary an PFPSS Still? Writer. Locke, Toronto; Alga Salilslroni, To-

TORONTO- AUS- 24- ~ ‘C-PJ --'Ii-onto; Jessie Mastrrscn, Terre

Luke Ont

ario was ln turllulent mood , Haute, Ind.: Clara Liliski, Chester,

xinlght, with a howling north windi Pg; Anna Bgnglg Tm-Onto; M_.,_,._

.-lillruing preparing the world

the ‘valpr into' a fury a“dI1J0fI@ SU-’lJh€D5. North Chrlrnfzford. H °001 WEICOIHC for Sa of Mass.; sally La sells, Beatrice, Neo.; 'S UU'-Slandillg Wtlmen nal-I Doris Beresford, Toronto' Irene

-"°°‘”5~ T°m°1'fU“'» the SIOUD Will- Brlunb_v,Philadclphl'.1: Jewel Cheat-

is more important~cash, S

110iie_v is dlsirihuiod as follows:I_1

lrsi $3

night mcmbc-rs of the cliy's- D

rm for the lake here. I M

Here is the complete entry list: I ir

Mlller, Toronto; Blanclii. Dorothy

Canadian National Exhibl- I wood, '1`oronm; Beryl Watson Bay mlle: grind for the worlds' City, Mich : Ruin Dounlng, 'i`orr.n- al lltle~:ind what to the to; Agnes Nciisen, Torcnto; .Janet

heather, Port Credit, Oni; Ruby

tamlig 55-000- The Prize, Proulcn, Oitaua; Doi'ot‘n_\,' Nalcv-

iko, Glen Cove. N. Y: Maj. Loon-

000- 5"f"“fl~ $1~500€ f-lliI‘d.I cy, Wal'rcn, Ohio-_ in-all Ralf-\' rtli, S500; fllili, $200; sixihm Keansburg, N. .1 ; D.ll.~;: King Shi.-,\»,

iShawinigan F-ails, Qui-.; Clial~1c'.‘<-

ng i/he Wim” I5 52 d€ET€6S..` Acres, Vancou\'r.\r:_Rutli Tou'<i~Co1~. m Wm Staff' 5h0FUy Bff»€i',I san, Toronto; Evelyn Armstrong,

etroit' Lillinn Copprsinnr, Cin" '.-

0 - . _ .__ ng forces “`f"‘”‘1'Ii€fl OH 1110. church, N. Z.; Lucy Spence, Toron-

; Dorothy Stunkord, Philadelphia;

cters recorded 68, which lsf Anna Dug Jensen, Chicago; Julia

akoskl, Niagara Falls, Ont.; Liza

Y °"‘°‘ugh» too- me Wind ‘V35 Commarida, French River, Ont; o north which usually in~jg@rma 001 water. I Bolasny,

Schmitt, Toronto; Bertha Cleveland: Eva Davis, De- cll Hurley, Memphis, Tenn.; Raine Evans, Toronto.

oiti N

- SCC

YORK, Aug, 24-iA.P\-~ inweary offzrials in charge

P T3

the Wolmexfs United States len-

,nis championships today postponed Ithe programme for the fourth con-

utive day but an occasional sun-

beam breaking through the clouds

Brooklyn Club

Team Likely. S

(By Alan Gould)

tariccus vvlih thc apparent

ndge the Dodgels again in TU

nd dispellliig reports of a. tea

akcup

cut of the National League

Despite statements oi con-[to

' '_ 5 YV Y excitement throughout, fidence in him by President Ste-IJacks

Preliminary phen

W. McKeever. rumor persist-

at he would be replaced. ally convinced that a show ,Su

long differences between` The

ions of Brooklyn baseballlalld ship, Max Carey was signedf Dliyéd

marking his third term in of- mei'-Wi

in the cluffs leadership. I Sum

ey has been under fire mostlscore. his season as a result. of the] The yn clubs sllunp to ri pointnnd ;t has been strllgglng to crowd.

1 game

Joe

», . ,gave promise that play probably (Jarey Retained could be resumed tomorrow.

.__-_i___

’SIIlI§ WINS UCIIERTRDPHY

final game for the Strong

Morrison Soccer Trophy was

at Tr:iveller`s Rest on

esday evening hotwecn Sum-

r and New Annan soccer

ms. ' -

merside won with a 3-1

game was one of :he best

was witnessed by a large

New Annan put. up a fine but did not get the brcaks

score. Tlieii- only score was from

on of the Summerslde team

I-who scored one from his own goal.

Decker mode a goal for

merside, leaving the score one at half time. In tho second

l’l'l

was essential. the Brooklyn 1 one- izatlon got together this week. - half

Leslie and Rag. Woodinntol; two more for Slimmcrsiiic,

There will ho nn cxliibizinn

_ TENNIS ACE /sl

IEXONERA TED -

r. - . Announcer~E. F. Acorn, city. IUI1

“W vcsiigatoll inlo the status of Ells- I

easel. ~ 'worth vinrs, Unltcfl Szair-s snizlcs In 2,19 Trot and Paco-Thomas.__h o

lmes (King Spruce) Ifor charges that hr had v,‘ol.1if.‘d

Walter F. (Dutch) Carl0r,Iga

intmeni. of John A. Hoydlcr. dent of the National League

lwm for 1934.

Details of Carey’s new contract

NEW YORK. Alle. 24- IA P l- , he an-.iiimlr rule conumiliee of the I

ation tonight announced an in-»_h

aniplon. had rcwalcd no basis ,

c amateur rule. if Widespread reports linking Vines’ A amc with prolrssioiiiil offers- led _

has served as “comgirofmlse di- will r" for the past two years by _aids

y now -s free to rr-organize E

_W .S

ited States Lawn Tennis Asso-,Ch

e on lnbmli' llriy vslifli filo Flip be presented to the Summer- team by the donors, S.

IIUIPISE INS SIXTH TRIII§.if;’i`I`

(By Charles Diinklml -__

.-\ssnclntcd Press tipuris \\'\'iirrl.

HAW’1‘HORl\'E R.-‘iCE TR.-\Ci~§. cngo_ Aug. 24 -.A l”'.\---Fqilxpoise

9 bm train of iii.” _fi_:iir~\‘1rnii tllré lofi on to li‘~ .~.\ li .<i:'.i;".l1‘ vii'-_~ 13- 0; 1111- 1011?. .is -ii :old-_ ivins. nz the $25,000 arid..-i iin~.i_-ili0m__§_i

old cup and ll‘u‘.lllng 20000 spegg

WS- _ :: The Anici'l<‘nn linlidicap cliarng; nh rmiqizrirrl Gnllnni. S.r in .`£'

. The rmnnizllec said il had lvarn~

cd from vznrs and from an exam-

ination of his iiciwvnal papers and,a

rori'e.<poI1<ivnr<‘. as n-all as irifni other soiii-ces ilini. the champion early in the your had “lnitaied dis ,russlons looking toward thc desira-

bilztv and poxlbllity oi' engaging

in profcssonai ierinls nrtiviiics at! ‘tho end of the current season. buti inn definite or contingent writteril

him."

__________

a w.fe

Ti 'Iwlih Gallant Sir as ilu- Clilirrii

or oral agreement was made by-I

_ _ _ .__ _ In

io an rrflrlal .i1qulr_i .ini .nn ill? mmm _w__(_h mm, by Mm 1_,ngths_

'wiih Mr. Kli:i_v_\'a»m third, a. length nd a half bark of Gallant Sir. Bit: Brand staggered hnnk in i’..ui-th place. The fifth and ins: lioi-rw in

he. rate was Plllrky l‘ln,\. coiipirrl

Ieniry. I The race hiid n gross vfllun of $27,250, with $171250 i?f‘miZ io Cor- nelius Vanderhli \vliitlifi\' of NW' York, o\\1ir~r of Efl\11l‘°I~“f~`- “'I\iCh now has rolled up $.’il4.42il- ZW iv.-on $315,839 before the and of his racing rl-1.\‘-<.

Men ioriav are capable of vw.-dl (loiila in the nfsi fi err in iivr

~~-‘ -1-~"~..°ii.<"-»l~('..~.

~`f-.=2.~r|flrr' -m;m,\ a man uzll f.1\.r.ii F11- P r' f -

*e\e'.i give up thc wolnen hr loves one of the shcilxa' n.\:'.~».iI pzires if he cannot afford boi.)-1 g ¢ar md on record. and the shortest in thc

Chicago racing district.