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two finalists will meet im match play Thursday and afternoon.

RESULTS

Championship Division Morning Round

Rita Lohnes ‘L) defeated Ber- / Keefe (D) 10 and eight. Grace Sewell (F) defeated Mrs. . MacLeod (S) six and five. Georgie Doucette (A) defeated irs. W.E. Cotton (Ca) six and

Gall Mustard (C) defeated rion Gay (T) one up.

Mrs. F. M. Cannon ‘C) defeat- | Mrs. D. Campbell (C) five and

Lohnes (L) defeated arbara Smith (D) one up. Blanche Hoge ‘S) defeated

m MacDearmid ‘NG) three i two.

Mary Ellen Driscoll ‘SJ) de pated Helen Horne ‘Ca) six and

QUARTER-FINALS R. Lohnes defeated G. Mustard r and three. G. Sewell defeated D. Lohnes

up.

G. Doucette defeated B. Hogg

Mrs. F. M. Cannon defeated

E. Driscoll two and one. Today's Draw

R. Lohnes vs. G. Sewell.

G. Doucette vs. Mrs. F. M.

First Division Morning Round Mrs. A. J. Hasiam ‘C) defeat- ‘Mrs. R. Parker (C). Mrs. J. J. Mustard (C) defeat- Mrs. Fred Willander (S). Mrs. M. S. Ritchie ‘M) de- d Mrs. M. Bagnall (SJ).- Mrs. R. Silliphant ‘S) defeat- Audrey Demone (‘R). Mrs. R. Carr (C)_ defeated Lg sler (S). d scott ‘H) defeated Mrs. . Molloy ‘C). Barbara Bovyer ‘Ca) defeated . Crowley (M). ; Mrs. E. Flemming (T) defeat- Mrs

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. Wm. Beer (C). QUARTER-FINALS Mustard defeated ‘Mrs. Truscott defeated Ritchie defeated Miss Bovyer defeated ee ‘Today’s Draw

Mrs. Mustard vs. Mrs. Ritchie Mrs. Truscott vs. Miss Bovyer

Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs.

Second Division ¢ Morning Round Mrs. J. G. MacDonald (C) de- ted D. Baker (S). Iris White ‘H). defeated Mrs. . Hutchison <H). W. McCarthy. (Sy) defeated

J. W. MacKenzie (Ca).

Mrs. D. K. Currie (D) de d Anna Savoy (R).

Margaret Murray (R) defeat- Mrs. J.C. Gallant (C).

Mrs. Wm. MacNeill (C) de ted Mrs. G. Buntain (C). Mrs. A. Sedgewick (F) ‘de

d Iris MacLellan (C). Mrs. W.G. Barbour (C) defeat- Mrs. B. Rogers ‘C).

Quarter-Finals Miss White defeated Mrs. Mac-

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jhe went against the watch

Mrs. MacNeill defeated Miss Mrs. Sedgewick defeated Mrs. Barbour.

. Tupper (T) Wendall Beaton

E. Taylor (C) defea Mrs. C. MacDonald (C).

SENIOR PLAY

Christine MacDonald (C) 105 Mrs. H. V. Ramsay (Cam) Hil Mrs. Ralph Dodds (S) 114 Mrs. Ron Norman (C) 6

. |Mrs. Jack Bovyer (Ca) 118 Mrs. James Cerry (C) 141 Mrs. Heartz Godkin (6) 143 Mrs. George Agnew (C) 164 LEGEND: A — Antigonish; C

Miss Morris defeated Mrs. Tup- per. .

Mrs. Weir defeated Mrs. Vau- tour. Mrs. Fraser defeated Miss

Today's Draw Miss Morris vs. Miss Stewart. Mrs. Fraser vs. Mrs. Weir.

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won a special free-for-all trot,

second, and Icare coming in very fast in the last eighth to place third. The time was 2.40 2.5.

No doubt the time would have been several seconds faster had the conditions been better.

On thé same night a junior free- for-all, purse $15,000. was raced and won by Darn Safe in 2.44 45 for the mile and a quarter.

The winner of the International Trot, Jamin. is now located: at the Springfield, [linois, track, where he will be kept in shape for a Sevtember 18 Invitational Am- erican Trotting Championship trot at one and a quarter miles. I will be raced at Sportsman's

Park, Ohicago. It is expected that Jamin will give exhibition miles over two of Ohio's half-mile ovais.

Negotiations are underway for the purchase of Jamin by Amer-

American admirers will and some believe that

at Springfield's mile oval. 'When his

in has a much larger hoof than the average American trotter.

Great interest is being taken fn the $3,000 B.C. Cruikshank Mem- orial Pace, which will be raced at Sackville Downs on Saturday.

toe. Seana ORRetaNs ane: Vary

anxious to have the Prince Ed ward Island champion and Char- lottetown track record-holder, Mighty Lee, take part. Now they have been assured by owners Rankine MacLaine and Willard MacDonald that he will be on hand for the event.

Four other entries have been received, including Dave Grattan, Newport Frisco and Mighty Glib, Walter Rosecroft, Convair, Rain-

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By DDUG HARKNESS Canadian Press Staff riter W HALIFAX (OP)

ardson, l6<ear-old South Bar. N.S., schoolboy, stopped tougfi Hank Mercer of Val Dosta, Ga., at 1:47 of the fifth round in their scheduled 10-round middleweight |

4500 paid fans.

expected to start. GOOD BUY

Laine and MacDonald $5,200 last fall, and he has proved a good | buy at that price. In fact, to date /no horse in Maritime acing his- tory has established such fast records. His time on the Ohar- lottetown oval last month of 2.03- 45, wiping out Newport Chief's old record was the fastest ever paced in the Maritimes with the exception of Walter Dale's 2.02% mile at Fredericton in the

1930's.

At’ Sackville Downs last Mee |day night, following are the res- ults:. Races 1 - 4—Newport Chief ‘D. Walsh) 1-4, Famous Boy (J. Bernard) 2-1, Crystal Maid (G. Mauger) 4-2, Hi There (McHugh) 3-3, three other starters, time 2.10 1-5 and 2:11; Newport Chief own- ed by G. and K.Y. Cruikshank, Halifax, and Famous Boy by Stan- | ley Mayhew, Kinkora, P.E.I. Races 2 and 6 — Billy Elgin (S. Daniels 1-1, Henley Mite (N, Ca bell) 2-3, Angus L. (D. Ratchford) 4-2, four other starters, time 2.13 3-5 and 2.12; Billy Elgin owned by Frank Daniels, Truro, N.S. Races 3 and 7 — Direct’Mite :E. Moreside) 1-3, Slicker Tass ‘(Mae Donald): 2-1, Darn Good Pick (E. Shaw) 5-2, two other starters, time 2.10 3-5 and 2.10 1-5; Direct Mite owned by C.H. Letcher, Springhill, N.S., and Slicker Tass by Bruce MacDonald, Lincoln, N.B. \ Race 5 — Little Deb (R. John ston) 1, Slow Hope (S. Daniels) 2, Beck Ann Call (T. Mountain) 3, five other starters, time 2.15; win- ner owned by Walter Comstock, Hantsport, N.S. Race 8 — Re sourceful (H. Walsh) 1, Gahagan (E. Moreside) 2, Miss Reo (R. 0’- Brien) 3, five other starters, time 2-13; winner owned

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waived. It was his ninth straight knockout and his 14th in 16 fights.

bow Clegg and Fancy Queen are | Richardson now boasts a 15-10

record. Buddy Daye of Halifax de-

Mighty Lee cost owners Mac- | cisioned Canadian featherweigh!

boxing king Dave Hilton of Gue- bec City in a 10-round non-tille fight on the double main-event on: .

FIRST LOSS

The loss wae Hilion's first in 41 fi . The champion has a 0-1 record including 27 knock- outs.

Hilton won the first two rounds by_a wide margin, but withered

uw the Haligonian’s pressing attack: were no. knock- downs, though both fighters

landed hard blows to the head. Daye, Maritime featherweight

the I9-year-old champion after .the fight. ‘

Hilton’s manager Leo Boucher said, “we'll fight anyone if the price is right.” Jerry Simpson. 123. of Mont- Glace Bay, N.S. battled to a six- round draw in a semi-final event.

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PRACTICE

A practice has been called for Intermediate Abbies this even- ing at 5:30 at Memorial Field.

This workout is in prepare- ‘tions for Maritime playdowns \ and a full turnout is desired.

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| By BOB TRIMBEE fiere inte mateh play competitios | Cup team, earded 2 ¢ meander he; 8 — 8] Capadian Press Staff Writer | today. 70. / — Saipt Joka; Gy — Sydeay; F VANCOUVER (CP) — Easygo-| Best round of the day was| Carding par Tie were Joba . — True. ing Bob Kidd fired his second| scored by Richard Giddings, | Johnston, a member of the 1958 “ Special straight @ over his home course realtor from-Modesta,| Americas Qup team, Bert Tice ‘ ot se ee of Marine Driver Tuesday to take| Calif, who fired a threeunder-| hurst, medalist in the interpre- 1 1000—M. E.-Driscoll, D. Loh medaliet honors in the twoday,|par 33-36-68 over the tight 6,-| vincial team ehampionships 7 nes, G. Mustard. [ 36-hole round of the|432yard par 3635—7 layout, | last Saturday here, and Doug Ba- ; een Tee, Ne ena eo lee Se nok nee eons an Sisko | Murray. Championship. .. | him second place among ; ‘10.10—B. Keefe, E. Fiemming, Sore a wanes of Condes aie pasate WA 08 aren ar TE | anh, Seem Fone River, N. MacLeod. 16a We Américas 68-142. Ge wo . = 10.15—L. Bagnall, W. _Horne, teams and British Columbia Wik| 4 return to sunny weather re. Johnston's round gave : him 10.20—A. DeMone, I. Silliphant, years, carded rounds scores, especially among the late| Jeroski, Bobby Panasiuk, 17- iT} J. Parker. } Monday and 37-32 Tuesday. starters, In all, five players broke|year - old Windsor, Ont., junior, ad 10.—H. MacDonald, D. Hut- He was the only player among | 14, and four othérs equalled it. |and little Phil Brownlee of Tor } chison, P. Haslam. the 146 starters to break par both TWO EQUAL KIDD onto Scarboro followed with 144s. aa Wilander, I. MacLel- days and he will lead & quali- George Holland of Medina, Soventees oe cine = | » S. Carr. | Wash. and Leonard Morgan of|were fo to after " 10.98—H. Corkum, J. Vautour, S‘side, Ch‘town Vancouver each equalled Kidd's|end of the second round Tuesday | C, Teer. @@ round, Joe Jeraski, alternate| evening for the last eight qualify- 10.40—D. Baker, A. Mahar, M, Minor Leaguers player on B.c.’s 1959 ‘Willingdon! ing positions. o —_ — —— — ot 10.45—N. MacDonald. 0. Davies Battle Today F. Macken =, 9. Charlottetown Abbies and Sum- merside will make another at- sets oat HERE ARE « Little League and Bantam series. | Ss The games, scheduled for yes- 4 terday were called off due to S = Since Tooter stn low THE WINNER A ever, it is hoped to have the : : Little League game this morn- at 10 a.m. at Memorial Field. 2 Bantam contest is expected of ° to get underway at 11.30 ‘ er al es - fielding a * ‘ team will come with e = p brand of ball in an ef- Regent Aluminum (Products) were—get : to —, = first game in Li it ed ’ ; this—underpaid. best ree series. Is this the same Solly Hemus = imiteda s | games summer (two short Leo Durocher’s record) for as most inexpensive EXHIBITION CONTEST sailing umpires’ character, here ; Seo ene eee salesman you can | ‘ Mrs. Fred Cannon ame |golf championships continued in | . . ‘ Arth | it is also the same Hemus who |. och with the upset of the |to their second day Tuesday, || ——-employ ---a Drawn by Chief C W. Mac ur t La mmetre, Mi Stanley ‘Albert {t2urnament. when she eliminat- | Mrs. Cannon won the match par- i umpire, . Stanley Albert M Ellen Driscoll while , Lantos: “S's 80 out Se he is pel and one as the ladies Driscoll carded a five. GUARDIAN ° Winner of the DOOR ] can a dime. He's clog- H ging up the infield ri bet he \ Parti weighs ten pounds less than a _ ae PATRIOT oe ; + pounds less than a horse.) - g ee : WANT AD “Tm not going to take back ai gra | anything I said,” Solly flared . Phone 8506 Winner of the WINDOW Tuesday night. “That was the ! y cay wey I sould retaliate — 1 eTurn MiaTC MRS. FRED WILSON me. But I sympathize with um- Cornwall 14 pires in . NEW YORK ‘AP) Ingemar, 2 I must have a good ex- i me rane pe “ S Johansson, world heavyweight! planation wai chs a promoting 7 enough. Raise r salaries hampion, writing under his by-/ the next fight, owns whom, . ‘ : es |20 thousand a year. Make i a ia in Life magazine, Monday | and who has lied to whom. We will contact you to arrange a convenient time | | desirable, attractive job. Then | declared: | Where does (Cus) d’Amato come : E ; they" be happy and they won’t| I can't fight Patterson and jin and where does his backer to measure your door and window ; chase a ball player for a little the fight mob too.” (Vincent) Velella get his money? complaint. | He said he would be ready/ ‘Don't worny about money” Vel- ‘ Set. 22 for a rematch with|ella told my friend See ; M ; Floyd Patterson, the American | quiest), ‘There's no limit.’ That { U d from whom he took the title|a funny statement and it should | T ALUMIN! «i June, a there probably will be cleared up. ° | REGEN y be ge Bem.” ae “3. I must wait until the in t <e ; _ Johansson did not identity the) vestigations are over. cupmore’s | _ ‘Products). Limited : the conclusion of his article | ae whe Dial S572 E c ial 55 he stated: cleg- to taht [mud baw dome to. toe.” | DRY CLEANERS || 176 Kent St is Floyd Patterson . have given| Johansson’s references were to | 20 Kemt St. Peens aa j Richardson weighed 156. Mer ny word io fight him and I keep d’'Amato, who is manager of | F cer 163. A : Patterson: Velella, who has a ——— a ‘ |my word. But three things have ve . ‘ones Richardson, the Maritime mid- “to happen first | controlling eo in a ve : (leweight champion, knocked his! “1. I must have my money im Faterprises a Sai. of Bill : rg to the canvas three | the bank under my own name be- ee SS Anleudet. anes ) : wean t in the second round be‘ore fore I c to America to fight. om ° eee : ; 7 ending it inthe fifth with a vi- —— rer spear |= :o eee none a WORK PROGRESS ‘ PR PERIT Y

ELECT

THE PROGRESSIVE | CONSERVATIVE PARTY

In view of the overwhelming importance of agriculture to all

the citizens of the Island we deplore the situation in which tne

Liberal administration has placed this vital industry.

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We pledge ourselves to the electors to aggressively improve

the welfare of the farmer by fostering new production, pro- cessing and marketing methods. The first plank in our agricul-

tural program is:

TO ESTABLISH A MARKET EXTENSION SERVICE TO VIGOR- | OUSLY MERCHANDISE JSLAND FARM AND FISHERY PRO- DUCTS IN OLD MARKETS AND ACTIVELY DEVELOP NEW ONES. p

ELECT A UNITED TEAM

The Party of The Causeway

Inserted by the P. E. I. Progressive Conservative. Party,