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1TI'l‘E CHARLO'l'l'E'l‘0WN GUARDIAN

Iél WRESTLING g - . by g ‘Mun growl,

Racing Records Beaten AtSummersidef§

anover Ou rier Sets New - ' ' *- . . First Round Favorites Hold Tokyo M ay Pete Kelly Leads Field In ) . Track Mark While Lusty |_‘ d‘ I G H L' ’ |- h B 3- of F‘ tR d of - - Frisco Smash T H, , [xpER|[Nc|NG a ies o I m e lg t In e ite l1‘S oun Provincial es '0 ‘"8 Mark Tournament Tennis Tourney iiextolympics Golf Champ'o h’ P1 yi sU'M'MEEBIiDE,P.E.I.,July29—ablemgetawfwlthmenld S ETBAC K -————— E gunnnersideis first dsummer reA:- Jimmie Power-y drove cent eon Although the weather appeared Bmnm July 29__'rhg mm” .2 mg meet in over a decade waavoied tine third heat to place‘ mien: threatening throughout part or the Third round in all prince mwnrrl sew,“ W3; bathed m summne 1a,,,,kPel‘; National unguo hoc- H. 1,. sea“, cn-mm as 7,: n. huzfi “C0655 yesterday as an en- ahead or High Toby, who however 3 Al. Gaul day things cleared sufficiently to I518-ncl closed tournament events but ‘ms flwmoon an" mower m°m_l ey wi the world-chlmplon 1-! 1. Kennedy, Ch’tr:w'n 89 75': thuslaollo crowd almost equal to had been inzerrered with and given Arsocini.eIi Pic: s :5 Edilo run oil the first round of the 13- the mixed - * was reaI.=hodyes- mg 0, mm md the cam athletes Detroit iud wines. and member at 1". B. Conrad, Oh'town 90 307- ”‘° cm on D°m1m°n D“ cheered me heat’ (By Guardian‘: Specpolnl wire)‘ ‘and hm“ °h““m°“ "°“m”m°'“t ‘erday 3'“ “"’°""’°° °°‘“‘““°d "° on many nations. pointed for the llhldmlumhwwn 001! mm’ 1°‘! 3 D0ll8- Saunders. Ch’town 91 '11-‘- "‘°"‘5"-“°5 ’‘°‘“‘°° 9-“ °n 5°V°“1 BERLIN Jul)’ 29 — Durin on here Yesterday. The course was ln hold the limelight. opening or competition sunday. ° .° 5’ in ‘M ‘W "um °”h° W. 11- Cotton. Clrtovm 92 34': occasions almost went into a. frenzy. 2.29 MIXED other stonny clny with the atfileteg excellent condition and some very seeded D1BY¢’-Y8 came l-hroiugh in sewed gm opportunity for the 1,95, l :23: mm 8°11 l0l-lI‘Ill- H. E. Gaudel. S'Slde 92 iii A heavy thunderstorm in the moi-- of so nations struggling to pruuce good scores handed in. The leader ‘11 m°'“h°3 in ugh’ P“‘V- “ml” training session in days. ‘. 18 M17“ I V th ‘ 75 50°" 10!‘ 0- Tlppett. 0h’t.own 93 831 runs tllmfilened to Put a halt to The 2.29 class had so many ent- in between thundershowei-.s and ela. 1" the ‘"53 Wlmd 55 M13 3- T- in the doubles °n "h° mm,‘ mm Manager Sam Manson of the‘ V de wngnmedm pl” °n ‘M Bel‘ W‘ Henry N°°'“““v 5'31“ 93 -3'3 the meet but Mr. Southwest wind ride that it was necessary to run boraie machinery moving at full Holman. Jr.. Charlottetown. ~Wh° °’ °" 5"‘““°"‘ "M °- M°'°°’“‘“ Canadian team and the various ape” ' "- -"- -"‘°Q“”"l°~ 3'Sld*> '73 39:’- Esquire came in the rescue, cleared elimination heats. Ace Bailey, speed for the grand opening of the carded a. gross 97 with a net '18. W” the °“’’’ ‘‘’''’°“‘1 °°“"b“““°“ coaches turned’ loos their charges .1 ybe wlagwn “'9 um "M the P“ P’“°h"d' 5'5‘d° 94 33 my the armament for Old King driven by Mac sieeie, copped one lltn Olympiad srturdey t.heUnlt,ed Mrs. Alex Home, last year. cha.in— ‘° “*9” €11ml{‘““°*L ,,,m,,,.,,, ‘,0 ,, ,,,,,,,_,,°,,d mm ti, ' °:;“u "°l"‘V 1" 1”“ hid 6 A2 V- Saunders. chlown 94 al: 301 and better Weather lhrsuzhout flrst in 2.24 i-4, while Hal Bcozum States conllngent contributed 311- ialon. was 8 strokes behind with o. 1“ the “‘°“””‘3‘“ 5- ""4-“°‘°“' sharing interest was the opening we“; r-‘lo 1 “mm” W" M‘ H‘ s“““°"" °h"‘°""‘ 95 '75"? :l¢:e;ltfem°0l_lI_hcou'ld oft have been took the second in 2.17 3-4, the other chapter 01 disturbing develop- 100-19-81. on Saturday the men ‘;'a;,’::;ghv§e:e9’:1§éo11,),:)"u‘;“';1¥u:°f::£ session of the Iniarnational 0lym- 1'0:;.lE1' cn‘5.‘.‘nip3.‘r'i"‘*.1r‘il.o'n'o.§?i'éa°’§.’°vi? $ylI'?I§z1z§n°n’g}h,:°wn 96 W: or. a me appeared a aslest time of the race. A feature mellléh will play in Summer-side while the ' , ' lc oommmee and "5 1-opera} may A] M flu ’ ' gem’ '°‘”“ 97 77-1‘ trifle sticky during the first row of the flrstheat was that they got Two boxers labelled "homesick ladies will be guests at Charlotte- ““’°’°“ 1”“ “"5165 l““V°“- ‘L fl... N no pea 1 1° W. den 1",‘? °M ‘"‘ °‘ ”‘° .3“"°‘“‘ 9-» A H°">°- S'Slde 97 at heats but rapidly dl-led up to be. away to 3 be m 1 t t th cases," we 5'11 ed h Morris, E. Sinclair and B. Rogers ° 09 N26 be it r cu was third with an 80. 130- W. A. Gaudet, Ch‘t:wn 97 come excellent for the better part ms‘ score. wguanigmigarwoolnd bi: Manhattnlffthel%§3aah1n(;m§’s0:lre$)': town. SUMMARY won Wm, ume trouble in mkd IF/?ra?‘8°le‘0nw§fifs!e:'l'es$e %q?;l:‘b€:§l)ifl, (I); f‘eorlndi1rll§dcham‘l;i¢:ii; Charlie Mc‘K1n- E. B. F'11irbank5.Ch'town 98 75 of the programme. the running race which wlllnrnl brilliant stroke oar, Don some Fogllllitlg l§‘iley;;_s do M M1 B8“ resulted m u:g.m.;)dern rem“ mm H 1:163!‘ wzsasled was in the 2. gullison, glkliléown 99 69. 2.17 Paco . . . _ Kelly and w 11 M N in g d 31- Joined the rapidl in lax llst Chm. u ed ma es saw ~ - . . . regory, own 100 86 The flrst class called, the 2.17 pace he, being hoglesslyclcsft lfiefirfid due and dealt a si.un);iiIi:wlilo§v ‘tor the 97 “gig: the strong Kenny-Coyle. Ga.ss- 0! lvheig3m“- h H K no d ‘ M1313: llfl 3:: opening tournament w, J, wnltmy‘ 3-31.39 100 o, brought eight starters m the wire to repeated breaks. The pei'form- time being to A,,,e,,ca.s chances 0‘ Mn; Alex .H°m.e S .m1de_- Chandler and 1»iuicne.son-Hutche- mil b 031 be ‘a o wirihuzlnawcir somewhczt h maids bdivision was w, p. Noonan, S'Side 100 35'.‘ and they produced the highlight of once was won by Kelly and mserted keeping the Olympic nm-°,,,,,d out 45 in 51 mime “‘n'e“t"u - son teams come through with vi_c- , 1940 vireo-cs we: 1. wind A heaanlpfi :1 rain and s. N. Pritchord. S'Side 101 39‘: the day. In the mat he” am" 3 bit of comedy mm the show‘ rmllmg Hue; and enough other cu. M“ . M°'°K’“'1r‘°“ Ch'3“°“°“.’Wn' tmilfiiture match of the men's doll sIli‘l‘l;l21l'zs”:rfii.the fy:\‘:l‘Illl“i1,'Hl«eI\r; urday had fclgedowngaml !f'r‘:n?"¢;; I§:ilZ1'Ktl1i:.lls'(§l11(:1towne 80: about live scores slur G. get away The final heat turned out to be “a ‘V r°l’°"‘-5 ‘"9"’ l’9°e1V€d 10 mfilib ' ' ' ‘- ' ' ' ' " ' ' ', 334 “ mo pole and held “I m, we between Ace Bailey, mu Boozmm prospecm somewhat d1scom_Bgmc_ Olll&r:3.“1lIil1If:;nK1é0I:‘sa1I0'7S,ui;r(:i;n(?é‘de. bles was the two-set encounter be- Jaltlnese cabin“; T k‘ he d zl;:l0:)n€§l!‘l18n‘linflI t%dB1.sy.t°T‘l)‘l: ‘alga R. R,.Be11. Chtown ill 16: whole mile. although sever onward Helena Witte, Bonnie Mae and 1“ 5*“"P °°“‘““”° “"3 *'”“1““3 o t at i 52 108 t as . mam GT’ Hmhesm and 0'' Hm‘ I was mm 0 so a va ,3 at Summer-ride Beturde E’ R" MOMS’ C-MOW“ ml 11: did manage to get his nose to me Tote. with Ace Bailey being finally °' ""3 me‘“‘°’ 3°“ ‘’‘"°“‘ °”‘’ ‘liars’ r‘r‘...a'.i‘.?.‘.“ cl.'.i‘i°w.o'. - 3”?’ M13. A Nclicixeme til?‘ D‘ hm been “med me blckmfl °' A men's sweepsioker handi H" w‘w°°k‘s‘ -CM°W" 103 85: front in the second boll as for us awarded the decision, Hal Boozum “'l““‘ W“ 5"” “ °°““"°‘° “mg 0 t 53 i 53 ' 113 O as W’ or on E Hut esomflu em" Gamma“ and Unwed SW65 Mn‘ tournament run on at the chem: and smith SS1-de 103 857 the thme_quM.m. pole‘ only to mu being set back for breaking‘ me from star; to fmlsmolyl-nmc °mc1_ u , n ,gross ,riet . . team was hard-pressed and won vmittcemon Canada is se.killg the ‘Due club i con Ho atrh J ,1,_Hol_ma,n,5slde 193 56: back to third Dosltion c:ming Bailey. Bonnie Mae and Hal B~oz- “)5 smpped H°W°u K1118 0!Del1’0lt. Mrs’ Mwamgor’ Ch”1°“°t'°wn' "fly by s°°re5 °r 1543' 6'4‘ wmm gum“ of the “ext Olympiad‘ Arovincial t~ n ‘two n W1 Mex Scott‘ Chmwn 104 M: through the sh.¢bch_ Johnny Com um pulled up three abreast confine first-string weltenvelgm boxer. mu Olllvbtrflfl, in 67,‘ gross i29, net 109. ' Qiuarter-finals‘ were reached in The proposed Jnlxirie e si.e for the 1:10“ by JM1;1ll;l:Jlln¢‘?!!;m I‘;1‘&YohV:-B W. F. Taylor, Ch'towri 105 all: my who had Hanover Courier nice; into the stretch in the first half and “R.” church °f B”’“V1“-N3-v ’°"'”" 5' Bun am‘ Charlottetown" jun °{hmens P By}; 1 d (1 b1 snow sports 15 mm’, "mes from the lottetown with ii. not soon of as. C" '1' Mcmm’ Ch-kw“ 106- 92: xy tucyfld in the whole mue_ began went like this W the tm_ee_qum_m_ in weight alternative, home without 0113 55- in 51. BT°5S‘116.Ilet 95- In 9 N05‘? 51399 Y m X9 0“ 95 capital. Finland, on the other hind,‘ Runnemm and the’: t - C. C. Toombs, Ch town 103 34: his drive at the start on the last pole where Hal Boazum on t‘heout- 1"“""‘5 m“°h 1°°Ph°l° l°r my M“ 59”“ °l‘‘‘“°‘'~°‘°“V“‘ °“‘ ’“‘“°“ °‘ ‘"9 ‘°“”‘‘‘’“°’‘‘- 0‘ E has the nnlurnl f8Cl‘1ll9S for Wm-‘“,,_.,,,. B N90 ma, mf.‘fm‘°°'°“ R~ 0- H°‘"“m- 5’S‘d° 110 915: quu1"' pnvmmg the opposmon Ewe made 3 short break to drop comeback. 54, in 83. gross 127, not 105. Hlltcheson and M. Morris wofifrolfil to; sports, Thus, the award of the 69_ A D-Jciwmlg-n él!;.(r31°";e(a) H. D. Colvln, slgide 111 89: down the stretch and lllacing sec- back a couple of lengths. only to my Davis O’ cm°°3°' manna Mrs‘ E’ F’°3°’st Ch“1°W3l'°Wn‘ Dr‘ E’ 3' Giddmgs and M’ “W ' 1291 01Yml‘1C5 "0 Jam“ “’°“1d and l=ete Keil "T2 ' ' Wendel] Muttam Ssme 1” 8973 and inches ahead of -Peter onward recover quickly and c:me through M the b°xm3 "°““’- denied ‘here 0"“ 51- ln 53. gross 124. net 101. 6'°- 5'°- sl=l\’nirll‘I‘n C5-“ad” W1 1°’ "'h‘° Followlri arithe. vinci 1 ' R’ E’ Ems‘ Esme 112 90" who had gave a gruelling mile on the stretch in machine like Ioshion 5538,33 tge ‘snggnst aim’ fie ML“ E Bradbhawv s“mm"51d°5 The s°:re:1::}1°vS7;ngls 1°‘? “ml “WW °V°“l'5- toumameni sc:ire.s- pm 5 men‘ ggeygnsigigg 1!: 91: um oumdm ‘ ' ' - W 1 e m.st_ Ev 1 1,, 9 Oxers vo ti-a - out 56, in 53, gmss 114, net 88. 5 1i; grow increasingly likely during ' . . w , ‘own ii 33:: Dmcuuy Wu mam ermiemed um‘; figs brilliant eeggfee :em5°;3_ lgltrillles and refused to comment Mrs. Gregory, Charlottetown: A-z1Ma'th§"5°“ d°f‘;""°d A’ E‘ M‘’' the day that Howie McPhee, can- P Kelly Montreal 1:? W.E. MacDonald. S'Side 113 92:.‘ in gezginghnwngz for the-tsecond hitaat g3&\:18ehtBB-SaI1l'£e1e;1lfh5Cthb3-glk and Ace me1,“p,1f,r,'f;:;e§“§,hb,?§"o,’,"’1‘§,'J;‘5,“,f,°,f, °‘;'fn::' fingggfs 1g;'B‘,‘ff“:f;,wn. K? Vgrfg-ht gefiieigi-ed .1. coyle, o-3. ,jl“‘f§SP1"§VmVe",‘r‘; A. Taylor. Ch’iown ‘I8 Ta 1”.‘-§",.§T,‘,"‘,,‘,’,';; §,.Slds°-3,4,, 3: $17 an ey na y go away s ar y w e ea . the Olympia vmage - - 6_1' A. Molvfillan, clrtown so '10 0' A Bee ch-t" 5, ms 3,; gm pole wlm so-V19; gnu- , ~ Out 82, in 61, gross 123, net 98. ‘ 1! heat Sunday without the help of C M ch.” - ~ '3 '°Wl'l 122 92 ing and Mciiziwyn the Great on the THREE-YEAR-OLD iuicr: 0,f",}‘,f,“f,j'1f:‘“"t‘§“:‘sl'*‘>’°rl:n}§d:lI;natL:§: ssmfir sgiaird. ciiifiiotteiovgvsnz °“‘ e-a Gfifeawd W‘ L‘ colwh i;obhGrn}nger.wi1::d-liileuaded;R_¥f"H,,1,‘:,°,',fjCh.fl :3 :3 ?§ol;lne;s~S§sShl£e lg: out-side. Hanover courier again for a workout in the villa in ' ' 9”“ '“° ' D Ma'oMul'an deieatedn Hansen B°"- W ° ‘*5 all ~ W ““‘5'J. Saunders. Ch‘lown as so ' ' tucked in nnd was not go be out- Guy Ann proved the class 01 the this anemoon 3° ‘*3 Mm Large, Charlottetown: out 3_6‘ 6_3 6_2 ' ‘ and Monroe as proteges. was last time in his drive to the wire. wln- three-year-olds. winning in straight ,1 1; T ' 32. in 55. STOSS 118, net 90- ' ' ' heard of in New York. He cab‘£d A A A-- A A ---A----, g-.- . .-.---. i“"‘...“‘°s“°“‘ me; i.‘.i“?..‘i“i‘i.”°‘§.“’?;°i “ii i-4°“-i i‘3l‘n‘?llz"»‘x»i?“l%%‘-‘r»’z?°<%%f= .§°°‘°‘*......' °“* “°’”““ °‘ F ii‘ ”“.“‘“°°‘“...“‘.“‘ 1*: - ng e ummers me i- o v e e o pas on roug cu egg’ 1,), h t W, . . ,ne . ' was 3 mg 9. Incl‘ tom a per 2.12 1-2 formerly held by Billy but a short break spelled dlsnstcrln far oriioirn) tiff: oily ?1$::retlorsi? M“ Lew‘-" 5“"“"°““1°~ °“‘ 34» 4-5' gig“:-ti.dmmd C" mm D *0‘ B‘~‘l“n- 1 Cape. peter onward mode 9, break the first heat and the Cllllbeck al comeback will prevent the gold in '12, gross 136, net 106. C‘, C,,',,,,d,,,, defeated A_ Douoewe Manson said after today's work- ihortiy after the word in this heat owned mare seemed to have too medal in this event ucapihg ‘mm Mrs. Wright, Summerslde: out 6_1' 5.7 ,,_4_ cuts that he was confident either and placed sixth. ‘ii/iclzliivyn the much speed for the rest or the field American hands. 03. in '70. Bros-S 11313.net 102. 5', Dlfmn defegwd M_ A,-sennult, Bruce Humbsr ot Victoria or Lee I I areal elected to go the ovorlnnd in the other two. Anne Gavel-nlk, bl-“5t_m.°ke Mrs. Nash, Charlottetown: out 5.2 3.(]_ one! Vancouver weregood enough - route but finished n good third aI- th1AI')S‘kB. finale Ito‘ this writélup we swimming star from Chisholm 67. ln 61. cross 128, net 92. ' ,.,,,l,,, M,“ singles to reach the sprint finals, along ier fl hiii-d mile rich‘. at star f‘.'s congra u at oils are ue Dr. Mnn., Joined the hospital us will; Mrs. Parker, Charlottetown: Out (1 1 del to A, B with McPhee. wheel. who placed second, and S<;v- filrirles D;ugan 101‘ his €l1l::bl€_Illt:- 8-ll infected ear following a oobld we '73. in 69, gross 142, net 106. 1o_§ en ea (1 I-own’ __ let got fcurth. ' l 1 performance as at s or r, e con ractcd aboard shlp_ , Mrs. Morrison, Summer-side: out :9,’ Mull! d 1' bed E_ Mac - The nnnl none was I-_veIy to watch Doctor exhibited control over his lo, in 58, gross 38, net 102. ey, cg, 5.3. tn 9 ea Br . 8 I5 horses challenged each other held at‘ :11 dllmes find bviirvtfiigl Mrs. MacPliee. Charlottetown: s. Macklin detected .1. Coyie, l-8. Star Midgets 7 y - Pum- right and loft in the drive for pOsi- horses ll 99 WEN iz Ven B 5 Bl‘ . P 0 out '13 1;; 51_ gross 134, net 101 6.2 5.3, SPECIAL PROGRAMM lions. Hanover Courier. who is n while scoring “Se” was at ii mini- romlnent M Mr8.'MultBrt, 5 id : . t M id d f ted I. C nn . E '

1 bit slow in getting away. soon lost rsumbowe predlclasoeod flgiure for en '16, in. 14. irrosa ir3."‘.§2§'§if 0“ o-3. e-1c.Qua 6 ea 0 O" Defeat ‘SCOIIIS Rand Concert—Lcglon Band—(8.15 p.m.) ~ the pole to Trixie volw at the quar- r. ugan as a s or r.—- . Janet H,me_ summemd . No Menu, Donn“ ~ tel‘. Peter Onward then came on TO card. e .1’. Kenny and J. Coyie defeated __ Exhlbnhn Tennis Match to take the leiid going down the SUMMARY Helen Holman. Summerside: out Rae and Shaw. 6-1. 8-0. The first of a live-game softball 0 n A] Bin P t ltififik 5‘-l‘9l»€h lflcghe S¢’—‘°°“d h81l~ A‘: 2" P en!‘ 84, in '10, gross 134, not 98, C. I-lyndman and A. Clarkin de- series between Scouts and All-star pe 1' go at Y’

three tiller r role Conrov an - M0 "8 Miss E. M K i - feated G. Stamers and c. McDon- Midgets was nicyed last evening on . Cummings. who hadbdlspliayed their 209 C M out 78' in 63° 53; 8.1 gunggefiléle. 31 d_ _1_5’ H, FL I Holy R/emmer Parish mmomi Addresses by Public Officials. cunning in laylniz ac): n a. good Hanover Courier, . , . . '——“ H, M ' ' . ' Dr. E. s. Giddings and F. Kelly Midgets were victorious, the score position. started their drive tomake Alexander, st. John, N. B. Chddlje-ffescby Tm‘: in la, £'::2n1.53s‘B om’ 75' defeated I-Iyndman and Ciarkin. being 17-12. ADMISSION 25 CENTS n blanket finish at the wire after ll (Johnny Conroy) 2 1 1 “mp e ' Srmsv ’ ‘MB 1 ' ' ' 6-3, 6-3. Spectacular plays and close cOm- V: 1 AA . _¢ ¢ 1 -.V -1 .1- A A thrilling brush thr:ugh the stretch star (3,, 2.o9_ J. H. Breen, “efls? “:5 ' gm“ :1“ A wright and p. M¢Mll‘.nn dc- petition made the match a real ' ' '~ to place first and second with the I-j(a1lfax_ N. s. (Cummings) 12 2 1"’n‘8 °,°t‘;w°e’j:‘é{§,:Bny iqfizgegpén‘ R I H feated A. Hogan and c. Chipmau, thriller. Mr. John Turner. sr., was

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°°‘"‘°' W ° W1 5”“ 0 ‘°’P°° Mcfllwvn ‘he Gm“ 309 -- nis courts of Holy Redeemer Pariah 3 I II alts ° ‘,1 ‘’,§‘.;,,,,,,,, W, 3, MGM, ,,e_ T*§,,°,,,,,,,p, ,,,,,°,,, THE PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND

Mldgets—D, I-lowatt, E. Smith, T. strain, M. Latter, H. Mcswain, A. Whelan. A. Wentherbie, K. Trainer, M. Hennessey.

Frank Cailbeck, Summer- side (callbeck)

ezer Onward, 2.13, W. Md- thieur, Campbellton, N. B. .

"*1" this evening. Mr. Ivan iieddin, as Major Bowes, will be chairman for the evening. The Legion Band. will

be heard in a concert of popular

feated C. McQuaid and C. O'Brien, 6-3. 6-4.

D. Gas and 0. Chandler defeat- ed D. Grant and ‘C. Jenkins, 6-1.

533.

Provincial Rifle Association

2.15 TROT

Dodgers-All

“5 ll'°*- bl°“l1l‘-l 51* mile“ “""° (Morrison) 3 8 4 ie tions t 3:15 p in ours t- .5.) got away after a few scores spoiled Trixie volo, 2.11. Blflllvon Stgacctions will) be thaoblngo party. End r 8'4" l’l0§lconP nnl3e5sel¥I'c(::I‘art¥icK1r.:: s°Vent’y'Fir't mainly by Helen D. and Caphcope Rgm53y_ Alberton (Ram- cxhlblton genmg mmcheg the ms; 0. F. I-Iutcheson and G. Hutche- Larrm - G Trvmmgr R Kellllv ’ sun defeated A. McKenzie and D. B1am}'mm_‘ B‘ Tmmzm ‘ Y " ANNUAL PRIZE MEET

4 5 5 ever played under lights in this pro-

see ad ior particulars.

who seemed to want to not up 3

little. High Toby had the D010 80- Gordon, 15-13. 6-4. M x

ed Doubles ‘This evening at 6 o'clock !{a..’.;,

say) s°VM’ 212% Andrew Perry‘ vm°e' With the score board reiidin ' K 5'3 To Be Held 0 - and Rovers meet. in a regular sched- n

lng own and the rest cf the field v

with they exception of Calumet Bee R:;s“mI’(ner§g;%(°v$3'1:J'2th1eu 8 4 6 in favor of the Dxigers who had. (3,_ 1:~_ Hntcneson and M. Morris med game

were directly a‘Ongsi<ie. Helen D. Cnmpgellmfi 'N ‘B (Fem: - scored three times in the operllnz defeated Dr. E. S. Glddinga and M. __‘_- August 3rd and 4"‘, 1936 and Capt. Cope broke on the first Cmmy) . . . 7 8 7 frame and twice in the third,while Mu“.1_ 3-9, 5-o_ Mews smgxey

gm-n_ allowmg Lusty prlsco and W‘ 1 W! k, 212” N m the All Stars had collected three in 0‘ Johnston and A, Doucetta de_ A W ‘ h . AT CHARLOTTETOWN llackfnst to pull up behlngi f_:“‘J; <13u;:dy n §'umin‘c'rsId: r :leclCot?adll ;:l:i‘eSl§i(?e1'i)'epel(il\s1tnntl:hlt:‘ai1i1f éegwd J’ um“ and G" Smmm’ 6"’ Men's gguglefi E Mcmum

Toby. They hei t esc nos 0 ' M t R - . _ ' _ _

lschulmfl“) 3 7 3 e e the first half of the fifth innings. G, R,oge]'s gnd II‘. Kelly defeated nyvggeré°<3;5sv:“:hS1}::d§;'d§fi:s P R 0 G R A M M E

the head of the stretch when Cam- Tune: 2.14’ 2.12‘ zuu‘

Wilf Whalen poled out a homer to

B. Andrew and Major J. Duvar. de-

b;f’::,},‘,; }‘{‘,’§§,"-I-:,‘,',l,,5°':,,,td’v.'i}i‘i‘: ____ leli in the third while Britdley and mm “___““ K_“-“".'_°‘V°“ “"01 D”-‘Hon. liaokinst a strong third. “rho heat 2-15 TM ,,(A. I’. lay Guardian‘: Spechl Wire) Mclhnis also batted well for the 1,,.n,,- smug. ”“ "‘*‘ FIRST DAY- wiu in 2.14. a. new trotiing record. , i3aR.L.lN. July 29.—Dr. Paul Mer- D0dR9l’5- Phllllm and Brewer did a. colwiu defeated c. Kenny, 6-3, M K. M to _ in. mm, mink or 2.14 1-4 having Luslv N500. 2"7‘«. Charles tin or Switzerland, the only five- the hitting in Summerside. Durant 5-1 ac innon a li -- — — — MacKinnon Cup and $100.00 been.rnade by the same horse. CCh3“‘“*:l'~ °lWl°"°l°Wn I 1 S gmes conépeetéwurmm tlae gl&1':lhlx)‘lC and sieve; sitrllticoutsrthand Wreialen M, Morris defeated D. Heertz. o-l Green Shot Match — — _ _. ._ __ _ _ _ _ _ _ 525_0(j ( Si‘ 3 ll 1' C - n S L’ , _ iv r “ia1l‘l‘tIi:e ‘$0339. lg‘ i-righm3l*ni?y? 2.11%. w. Cum- cdmi‘i1fr.S'h8é‘;ievoi ma.klIlgaa.cgme-back I-.ile;eiI‘P5Ie M g y Wm 7 Sinclair defeated M. Mutch, M.°°r° 8‘ M°L°°d Match “ R-C-N-V-R Cull “ml 5100-00 im, in pvfieu Mme,“ supp“, mu, mlngs, Halifax (Cummings) 2 21 in the 300 metres run. Sun'imerslde—Dodds, c; Durant p: 6-1, 3-1, City of Charlottetown Match — Pickard CUP and 5100-00 me coke,’ 1,, me “Rich wlmcnm- Capt. Cope, John A. Murray, Now 35 years old. the Veteran l!1- W. Durant, lb: LoBlanc. 2b: Phll- (3, Rogers defeated E. Shaw, 6-1, .._' ,,.npc,“.n,,ns Backus; on the out. Clyde River. P.E.I. (Power) lernllllohllllst Sfillllu 31:1 115: lull)! 1'6}-I lips, s; H. Clow. ab; Brewer. if; R. 5.3, SECOND DAY"- . ' Helen 1)., 2.14, Urban Oillis, covered from 3 D 10 tell on Wlllc lcow. cf’; Gay, ri. 3_ Rpgel-5 menial Mm. w.smiin Prowse Bi'os., Ltd.. Match — — Prowse Medal and $100.00

side. Calumet Bee looked like a heat winner but faded ad the Frisco horse and High Toby began adrlve

put him out 0! competition in 1932

Dodgers— Cilrrio. c; wlitilcn. pt after he had won his first 80) met-

MacQuii.rrie, lb: Mclnnis, 212; Mac- Dougall. ss; Gillis, ab; Bradley, cf;

Miscouche, P. E. I. (5chur- 8-2, 6-3. Lieut.-Governor’s Match -— -- — _. _ _ _ _

man) Ladies‘ Double:

4 3 5 B. Rogers and E, Sinclair defeat-

Davlson Cup, D. C. J. W. Johnson Aggregate _. _ _ _. _ _ Johny,“ Trophy