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Canadians Win Fame In- American Harness. Racing
By JOHN OKANDLEE NEW YORK. (AP) -- Does the American harness racing fan rea- lize the mark Canadians have made and are continuing to make
down from Canada to carve their names in our record books -- the late Nat Ray, Ben White, and the Flemings from Calgary, to name a few.
The influence was emphasized
ter, Calif. his home. ranked fourth with 8209.570. 1-Iodgins was fifth with 3233.732, 'and in 1949 he led all drivers with 8184.108.
Others who have made quite a dent in American trotting include
wiwch, Ont.; George Redlker, Fitch Bay. Que.; Lorne Tolhurat. Tillsonburg, Ont.: Earle Avery. Knowlesvllle, N. 8.; Ralph Bald- win. Lloydminister. Basic; W. L. Fraser, Forest. Ont.: Bud Cvllmour.
Bartzen Defeats I Tony Trabert
CHICAGO. (AP)--Bernard Bart- zen. of San Angelo. Tex, defeated Tony Trabert of Cincinnati. 6-2. 4-6, 8-0. 6-2. Sunday to win the U. S. clay oourts men's singles tennis championship.
It was the first major singles
in the tourney and favored to win. Bartaen, ranked 7th nationally, was seeded No. 4.
Maureen Little Mo Connolly of San Diego Callf.. successfully de-
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GREENWOOD, S. 0. (AP) - A man charged with drunk and dis- orderly conduct becama,the first prisoner in McCormick county's
He is a construction worker who had worked on the building since it was begun last February.
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boye, Ont.. Joe O'Brien of Alber- ton, P. E. I.. and Cecil Champion of Winchester, Ont., drove in the 535,000 Roosevelt trot. Hodglns won it a year ago with Katie Key, and in 1948 with the great Prox- imity. Two weeks ago Hodglns piloted Prince Adios, owned by his brother Grant, to victory in the 525,000 National Pacing Derby at Roosevelt.
Also Thursday night, Pierce Chappeli of Oxford, N. 8.. drove Choice Hanover in the 526,000 American Pacing Derby, at Vernon Downs, while Bill Simmons of To- ronto handled Malcolm Hanover, and Alix Winger of Giencoe, Ont., drove Poplar Dell.
Nat Ray. who died was one of the game's greatest figures. He drove trottcrs and pacers for more than half a cen- tury after coming out of Whitby, Oilt., where he raced on the Cana- dian circuit. Ray won the first Hamblctonian stakes in 1926 with Guy McKinney.
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White, now Bl. has given up driving, but the native of White- vnlc, Ont, still trains, and operates Ben White raceiiay at Orlando. Fla. Benjamin Franklin White was rallcd "Mr. Hambletonlan” after
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Queen's Prile
BISLEY, England (Reuters)- Ma). George F. Twine, a former royal artillery officer, Saturday won the Queen's prize, champion- ship of British Commonwealth rifle shooting, with an aggregate score of 278 out of a possible 300. Twine. now a Hampshire lawyer, scored 63 points out of 75 during the first leg. 15 shots at 900 yards. and had 70, including 11 bulls eyes, with his 15 shots at 1,000 yards. Runner-up was Maj. N. W. Mc- Caw. a Portsmouth hotel owner who won the year before. His score was 274. one above his 1953 total. Six Canadians were among the 100 marksmen who qualified for the final round. Top Canadian was Lt.-Col. Steve Johnson of Calgary. making his sixth trip to Blsley, who finished 18th. He started with 142 from Friday's second stage and added 122 Saturday. WIND AND RAIN Wind and rain ruined the aim of many expcrt markesmen and the unluckiest of all was Sgt. R. B. Cathilne of Camp Borden, Ont.. the Canadian Bisley team's armorer.
TOKYO, (AP)-Gen. John E. Hull, United states Far East com- mander, leaves for Washington to- night for conferences with military leaders. His trip coincides with the visit to Washington of south Ko- rean President Byngman Rhee, due there Monday for talks with Presi- dent Eisenhower.
front of Fireiich-oiwicd Vamos. Ila-' Irious was third ,.two lengths furilicrl back.
The Queen follow-d with binoculars-and thin riishcd iexcitledly to the enclosure to con- ,gratulate trainer C. Boyd-Rochfort Iand jockey Eph Smiih. .
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H , wininiig his fourth victory in the After making the top score for the M REG. g449;50 me We Mccvmm W W35E,..f?i'f.”1ii3”.3IZ....3iwith S.i:::.:":...i"”:..:;” as - Sugar . . . . 25c iio Bars .... 29c l.2f.ii.f””:.f3."...iif..””.:ii:d .23. I I Now om .-- Re, 11 lds. I J bulls at 1,000 to pick up 55 points Neil) McCarr who once trained for the day. giving him a total of 1 C' 0' D' ORDERS FREE the great Dan'Patch 50 years ago. 193- ACCEPTEI) hailed from Charlottetown. "I don't know what went wrong, ELM AVE. mu. ssis DELIVERY And, while on the subject. two I lust couldn't find the target. .50 . Canadian brothers, J. Elgln and Calhnne Said-, g C, E, M-ms”-ong of Brampton. Other Canadian scnrcs: Sgt. R. .
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1951. Fiver other Canadians have on leg, won the prize. lei Gael In the international matkehlfor th Kl C . h ht c I '” 1-H5 poeaps HARDWAIQE co c o N E 8 .ii:.?”53'”s.i3aL"y ”a.?.?....”?...'"T -55 Electng Ran e . I it F-'1-Avygs shed first with l,1l2 points and. ET" A Canada was second with 1,098. w . , , CO V is here - at NLW HAY And what a heauty! TWO "Great for a famous 1954 Scot" models featuring fast Chromalox surface units; heat " RI lock m'cn door." own SlKl'1Rl' light; full wirltii slnragc rlirmcrj nvcn lug cnnugh to bake 10 loaves of hrrnd At. one tlmc. See these new lx'EI.VINATOIt ranges Automatic defrostlnz is now available NOW at Now Way! Priced from in every size KELVINATOR from 7 to 10 cubic feet! Famous "Palarsph9ri" .95 .65 freezing unit and spacious across-tlieh top freezer Compartment plus dozens
Ont, own-at Helicopter, the 1953 Hambleton winner-first foreign- owned horse (0 capture the race. AMONG FIRST 10
Of the present day Canadian horsemen. Hodgins and O'Brien have ranked among the first 10 money winning drivers on U. 5. tracks for several years. Last sea- son O'Brien. who now calls Shaf-
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Potter of Willow Cove. Ont.. 20th with 122 and 140 for 262; Maj. A. M. T. Spittal, Victoria. B.C.. 37th. 139-118-257; Csm. Norman McLeod. Toronto, 53rd. 140-114- 254; Sgt. J. H. Blals. Montreal, 141-106-247.
Friday, Maj. Twine had won the silver model by scoring 145 in the second stage of the Queen's prize. 10 shots each at 300, 500 and 000 yards.
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