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' locker at Toedo, Ohio, night races "."[“',"_‘|,,,',_‘;, “if Q""'“nf§°§‘"'fé“ ‘luff }j1'r‘;',f,p§'r‘t’",,.h15h‘ -- 7% 3g}? ' I d P '1‘ ' T0pQyTg“:"§“,,'g”4'_f"") T C clcVUl 1193“ "fled U“ durmg thelwhen Vandandi; h-Qttgd in 2,01, ir fiir'iiic nlonlil ni‘ July will iiellcrlli Eli-c .. 23% 228,: niiPklsluiy. N?“ ‘froduoh. '§f.',',‘,',',“‘0,, H BAD Q pplc E - o’ iifternoon and that a. crowd of 7.500 equalling the world's gelding trot.- . hi‘. lii-filling; Sllltrh‘ ‘lllllqlroxtgygillglltllxl ‘(li-lilillll gfzl“! lights" ' 17 'v\""""" " BRANCMZS ‘" C"“'{L°T4Tl)?(Tb\i/ht'~l S. . , _ .5 ‘, ‘l nr- ll 4 r ' ' - i . ‘ attcndfid- Had the"? bee“ 11° “firing record. He was asked i! in his iifliljérs will revel-t sixty cents e il-‘lefélsgllfl- ‘lllvtbber 14% 1412‘ (‘hlckens ' . ' 75¢ QOLUJI/l m-‘lkpgél fi-d%"1*_~i§;l-E~ if-JOHN. N. a. h l _ l ‘ ' i‘ I, tins the (‘WW4 WWW Pmbfllbli! nmioplnlon horses could trot as last.‘ liivoiiinirnt trust buying iii raport- liiil Nivkeio ‘fr’ 1%.. 13514 .. '11. ‘IT-m 23:‘ “Lil: ' o NCTO N numbered more m“ ha" ii iiiiii ii iii we on one on " ".'.;'°i..:r1""'.1.°.i....22; ‘iiifiiiifi .'.':.:.'n3"'i"...~..- 2:“ Meats x fi ihflf. but the “lance t° b" “W ‘his reply was "No, but," he said i1 li-snoi‘ ‘Hi0 ninrli to he lii-id fOf|Kt'I1l| Clip 1o 11w. . lo live dollars and est s lot back "the Toledo triicli is, 1 think, the "' "" """""" iIfTf...§."“l.riT-niii 91,1‘; ‘$.55,’ K335i 221i ii,"..l""s=-'-""'c ,» w _ is very attractive to many. The fastest piece of d“; m the “mridl MORNING MARKET LETTER {yllqilllflllfirlgllpglckfl a2»; azih/gjilliiniit goal] i2<§;‘::,,"|ff_‘,"'l” 1U aux-P A 1 7- 1 N-G F‘ i I) , i_ i T y biggest price paid was $21230 1°!” and what a horse could do there xiiw York Aiig 4—Tile market wiiii fu-Tni wnril ztlfifvligii): rgi-li l???“ A .. ., -. l tivo dollar ticket when Brown at night he might “m; n c139,“; rlI-lilslrtlymsllfli-‘onfitriliéid rieiucliik prynegiirtuog-g 1:50:30)!!!” d lj%ili'liig‘ne‘rtsllllb,i. i Bvrrv W0" the m?“ W“ 0m "mi to beat anywhere else." ll filhllxffr- gijnpilgvtrlllfa! ‘lyvftrewflclnlilfc- Qjiw ‘Iliiiié-iiv znifil gléfllifllxls Fill]?!- "" " "“"__-' driven by Fred Egan. It was a $5.- m, 1,,,.,,,,L - ',, y“ G l, \-',‘.", "f , “" 4W9‘ “‘"‘ m‘ _ , ' i100. American Stake event and the Lfiltglgit ‘dlgllylltllilliip illlirlllltlifl: m riiuilllfll {lli-h I. 2545'?“ “gun l"; “mum's estab- , ' > ".0" ' nrl'c was ‘ _ ,'; _ ,- leeture oi the days T801118» T718‘ Bill Duffy in the American I"_.'Ihlr: to better mlllvriilliy the prim‘; l»..i.l'-..n§'.-]§"'l'\'-' ,1 4n; is?“ Wrlckerci si- iii in. }.""“"-‘,""’“, rude 24! t e law Fred Archer Wm best thy“ year olds m Ameflcaflsportsman continues his own Opm_ [;l't;.'(v‘|‘or:lstg(l]l,y; Ifvtlinoéeusiéreglrfttiil IPIilIIiilisFPet _ 13 ‘H-‘lglflfljfk in"! - - Bc and ,|.::‘|','i',"1,',l (OOHHHUBG X70111 P886 7) l winners 111 the 1335 racing * s .. - l:-i ‘ll or .. .. l i ‘o on c .j , those who will Start very shortly iflflgn, "A5 a genera] thing horses i-ilinto ll reaction to provlolis support "Zllllfl lcniiyl‘, hnpi, _ _8f‘| g c ‘h""f"l -i———-———_-—-_ ‘season At one meeting m Engumd lilo $60,000. Hambletonian Stake.,'cen1lot be exPEcted to go as fast at MP1s‘ -—LII|(IIIIW coiniinnv I " Vlroii Nico] i l~jl'i'i-iili.ii~'n.p.. spcretu-y °f P' R" A" at m“ E°ihe won the m“ l“? “w” ‘m u“ were participants and Brown Berrylnlghl, a5 during me day, Nature FORFCAST ' JV‘, l|"-.l ‘l’ -l.- they can arrange transportation, ‘ pr°§mm‘ was not thought w have a look-in. times B daily toll from holli man ' ' S...“ i Markets Al" A . "eservatwns “"9 “mm” “t m‘ A . " but he came through to a. real good and be“; B, the hm,“ progress?‘wgeézlaéftfgéivfilm ti-iidliig market is‘ innit J f“? tawa. They w.l1 be required to‘ new worlds record for bicy. " - ' ~"'"'1 leave here on Saturday the 1m; 011118. 01' Cyvllns. Is it ll called in

win. heating the hiehiy favored and his vitality ebbs towards even- Mziry Reynolds and other b1: lead-ling. Strength, a. great essential to-

BYS. 5110MB!‘ MfiEiwyn and Bifiwards producing extreme speed, de-, Raleigh. What an upset! And what a thrill it must have been for the tick-

holciers of those five dollar etsll

We were glad to see Waiter Dick- lrson win the fast trot the smne lay at Rockingham Park with Cal- umet Crusader and also to hang up a new world's stallion record for three heats, trotting in a. race of

K02, 3.01 1-2, 2.03.

Peter Patch 2.01 was the former holder and is now racing 5n Cali- fornia. However, the world's record trotting for three heats is held by Ironic. Britt/on c. daughter of Great Britten 2.02 1-2. formerly in the uud at Truro, N. B. 1t was one- rluaricr of a. second better than the performance credited to Cal-

ilmct Crusader.

The horses are drifting in for Exhibition and c. good meeting 5s assured. By the end o1’ next week I J m: most of the stalls will be filled up ier of charges include Golden 2.12, i -i niirirnii and then there will be lot of fun lJohnny Miles 2.19 1-4, Bud Ax- 1mm," n, g,,,,,.,,,: hm," m, We w,“ nvery dsy watching the workouts. The (track is fast, as evidenced by the better time made by various from other

horses that ship in parts. We would say that the home stretch quarter mile was never faster than it is ths year. It would

bc a safe bet w-c think, to say thstipurpie and is a full brother of w?"

both the $50. for the track rec- ord pachig and the $50. for the track rcccrd trotting will be claim- ed. The former is 2.0’! 3-4 held 10.ntiy by Marjorie . M. and Neil Frisco and the trotting record is 2.10 1-4 made by Abbe Worthy. We are sure Secretary Bouiter will be Iliad to hand over the dough to whoever accomplshes the featl

Entries for the Provncial Exhi- bition races close with Secretary J. W. Bouiter, Charlottetown. to- night. The office in the Tweel Building will be kept open until ten o'clock in order to accommo- date anyone who desires to visit it. but mailng your entries will be more convenient.

The program. purses, prizes, etc. are the most attractive in the Mari- time Provinces this year and while

' not as big as other years are gen- erous considering the conditions.

Tile track is a fnsi. safe one, the_

officials are always selected for their fairness and reliability and everyone is assured of good. $111181“ Ind fair competition atfcharlotte- town. i

Montague next Wednesday and W0 mix our guess if you won't sec “l0 best races cf ihc season so far. The McIntyre bays have picked B W‘! liioiniim which will bring to- Whcl‘ well balanced folds of hor- ns and with their lightning fast track and many improvements it ‘m1!’ nccds good‘ weather conditions

W make it n, race meeting that

creases in _consequence. However. there are some horses that are dis- turbed by the heat in summer that will show to advantage in the ev- enings. These are referred to gen- erally as fail weather horses, which like some people are rendered dull. listless and disinterested in sive heat."

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Zombro Hanover 2.00, last sea- son's greatest money w nning pacer and one of the fastest performers in 1932, ‘has been declared out of his engagements this year due to puffy hind ankles. We would like to have-that bird down here to get him ready for the Exhibition. He would never see therace track, all his work would be given him in the "briny" with a pair of rens and "Glb“ Weir holding on to his tail!

method. Formerly the boys got on their backs, but this was too much weight to carry. "Gib's" dnlly rost-

worthy, Kitchen, Leila. Frisco 2.08 3-4,‘ etc.

Johnny Conroy has s. great 3 year old in his stable, the pacer Baronet ‘ by Guy Axworthy out of 'I‘he Great Miss Morris. Hie is bred in the

‘Sturdy 2.10 1-2, undefeated in all iithe two year old events on the Bay State Circuit this year. The Great Miss Morris is a full sister of Peter V010 (4) 2.02. the world's greatest living sire.

Fairs in Ohio are now permitted ito install part-mutual betting ma- ichines as well as receive the State aid. This additional sources of rev- enue is expected to help keep in operation several that were just‘ staggering along.

The barrier, which was used last rycar quite extensively at trotting and pacing meetings, has not been very much in vogue this year.

"Gib" 1s the inventor of this new ‘

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i Rummy sniiil ‘Gas Elcc i’ New York Aug. '-i~—l.onns during fir“; ‘wi-ck culled ‘August 13ml (IN-lined 818s: htt-ililrt ‘ . M00000 to $~7,llil1i,iiriii_ Non lirnkei-s qllir-i-iiinjq __ __ liluus up 571111011410, New York Stock, qiim 11011" Til-m. " ‘ change ulenliii-r iliivrowingn on Jrln‘ Vninu (‘.11- Curb il totuilcli $910,213,034 against $780; Fnlmi PM; ,, 3511.120 on Jum- 80. Reserve system rnlyiid Ali-cum

tlun on Aug 2 was 68.4 per cent. m: iluiteri Corp inst 08,5 por cont n week alto nnri. lvliiflflll Gus Imp 7 lit-r vent a yenri ago. h. Y. Brink, l‘ .\ lull A1 .,

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‘I'i:|| Porn. .\ti. hull n not rush p 5-‘ l'l'ilt‘l‘ii'y lil-i-vliiiiid on the bloutrciii ‘illml of about 7.000. I . 1v illltl produce luulrket tniiny. ,' \l<ir>i|_v Iliri-stnr c Jlvliilfllilly prion, \\'iiiil<~snl(- butti-r prices, eased nu.

stood at 130.2 nfi vikhth of n ccut n pound selling at‘

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rrhere is great cry for it in many places as the scoring evil has dis-l gusted a great many of the spec-' nators at the race tracks. There is; no doubt that in order to keep our, sport popular with the public, scoring must be kept down to a‘ reasonable number 0f time5-

Waiter Cox, whose sohrlquet is_ "Longshot" because he had the, lfacuiby for many years of priming a. horse and keeping him under, imver for some b'g betting event‘ .,1nd then winning, has not been {very successful lately, but this ycar I-ls safd to have the best rounded ‘aggregation oi’ performers since; H929. Cox does not do any driving. fnow but attends to the training, 'whiie Hrrry Stokes handles it‘ Harry ls one of the great- (st d: ;srs in America. but'fs not considered l. great trainer.

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in order to be ready for the open-, lng matches, on Monday the 14th. It is expected ten or twelve rifle- men will represent Prince Edward Isianddn the various matches, and a team of eight will shoot in the. London Merchant Cup team mat- chcs.

Riought house at w-restlingmatchos

Springfield Park, Wigan, England. ‘between Blil Riiqv. middle weight, ._._7 champion of the British Empire ":56 and Jack Pye, light heavyweight’ champion of England, the referee! 4ii"'|became mixed up in the contest‘ mglwhiie trying to separate the men; 17 Jami Pye accidentally got hold of

"155 him and threw him out of the ring;

25 rr-llls SP1) iliricicndjsimlinr riir- i-urlots or less u ti iih 20 1) B ‘d - . , ' - - 5mm] 3 “WM: "gm h‘ 20% m“ yostcfigllllglllliinlxla m- ush: Sig“? D Anthony 331»; going over the ropes with him-i’ i Liiiivlnvi prli~~.<. Nickel. 181,4, 18M lnlicd 1,752 boxes. win stool Uonl l3 i H3311] _, lnr, Earlier on a large proportion of the ilirnzli 1317i. 13TH, 0n lllf‘ (‘hPflflC market nn channel, int i\ kcl . . ' 111; M , , f lli | prlccs was ififfflrllPd, Outnrivi .\1:l.~'. y iizll-ris 10'." crowd by“ through “no the rmgli l Oil \\'l1l[‘8 t! utlu i gt I E 10!’ - t,‘ .\l'(‘ ll ll"- L - '1; - ~ . . :30 liiliustrinis . 0.74 n poulllinunli"‘influx-tilt wit-Iii; t: Lilli} .\l:lii‘l>i‘t‘ii| llztllh‘ Tlifllllrl (‘nil "Hlsmaslnng. a 500mm of the Huh‘ {x11}?! w: grins WitlitQbiiobcc-ii holding firm iii .\'<.it Brow wwiii-iipinno _' 5;; and chairs. several thousand peo- L 7 . a a cen eneath th oi i, R - Povrei‘ C l-li l ~ ll ,, 11'! - -i0 Bonds 0.18 ceipts were 6,550 hoxs." "a! e Silthflillgxll 5t) Jiple were m attendance‘ Grndcd shipments in cariota or ii-ss Steel of’ (‘nu .. I “U-iilc A .\l 215 NEW YORK. Aug L-Stncks opened of eggs were steudy tn slightly wenk- Wliillilivii’ 1'71 - {Wilts . ' f A Japflvese qhoz‘) Mqkine . . , n . . ,

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‘perform an operation. "What for?" he inquired. "Oh. anything you like. You sec,

in addition will be suspended for six months. This decision was a:-

England, was established by W. '1‘. Mella, when he won the Andield Bicycle Club's 24 hours continuous race, covering 401 miles over rough and hilly Cheshire roads in stormy weather, which is recognized as

Lone of the hardest bests of’ endur-

ance in the cycling world.

The fastest miles ever covered by

is not COlifined to Cflnilda. or the j humans 1n the cider and with the U. S. A. In a recent: event at nationalit-ies of the runners, sire as

follows:

Jack Lcvclock, New 4.07.6.

Bill Bonthron, American, 4.08.7.

Jules Ladoumegue, Frenchman, 4.09.2.

Glen 4.09.8.

Paavo Nurmi, Finn, 4.10.4.

The world's indoor record or 4.10 is held by an American, Gone Vcnzkc.

Zcalander,

Cunningham, American,

Professional football games in England are attended by immense throngs of people arid the players get big salaries. They arc also heavily insured. The English icaln

then came Jim Corbett, known as "Gcntleman Jim", Bob Fitzsim-