AUGUST 23. 1953

Charlottetown Entry Wins CNR Golf Trophy

M()Nc'roN, Aug. 26 - One of the most successful C. N. B. At- lantlc Region golf tournaments was held in Moncton yesterday afternoon with the largest number ..( entries from outside points mice the formation of the tourna- uent hack in 1925. Despite the nclement weather there was a arge turnout locally. The tourna- item: was played over the J8-hole .,,urse of the Moncton Golf and Country Club-

panowlng the close ot' play a llanquet was held during which the several trophies and prizes mm were presented. Frank L. no;-let." railway veteran of Mom'- inn and a veteran golfer, presid- ed as master at ceremonies.

The regional trophy went to H. 1.. Wooldrldge of Charlottetown. 'lVith the trophy went a mini- lure donated by W. E. Robin- on, vice-president and general uanager of the Atlantic Region l( the Canadian National Rail- ways who made the presentation.

Other prize winners were cham- pionship runner-up, Robert Le- Blanc, Moncton; first division low gross, E. C. Taylor of New Glas- gow; runner-up J. G. Heuvyside or Moncton; low net, W. C. Rand- les, also of Moncton; runner-up. J, P. Ward of Campbcllton.

Second division low gross, C. H. Sparks; runner-up. C. T. Rideoul; lnw net, A. W. McCuily, all of ilonrton; runner-up. H. A. Howoit or Charlottetown. Calloway divis-

ion low groal, E. H. Goddel of Borden. P. E. 1.; low'net, D. P. Haggerty, Moncton.

Poker hand. J. W. Dunphy of Moncton. Consolation highest score, J. A. Corbin of Moncton.

In the inter-department series motive power won the low net, the team being composed of H. H." Hicks, W. A. McDonald, W. Ran- dles and E. C. Taylor.

Veterans (low gross) was won by J. A. Lealanc of Moncton.

Mystery prizes were won by M. B. MacMillan. Charlottetown; Geo. Gr:-enough, Moncton, formerly of New Glasgow: H. A. Nicholson,

Charlottetown; L. L. Atkinson, Carnphellton; H. G. Charters, Moncton; and Homer G. Betz, Moncton.

The regional trophy has been

won since it was put up for an- nual competition by the following:

piston. 1927 A. E. Plant. 1928 Frank Williams, 1929 Thus. Wil- son, 1930 C. W. Rand, 1931 W. C. Atkinson, 1932 A. W. MacKenzle.

suspended for the following! years on account of the war and was resumed in 1945 when the lrophv was won by ll. G. Crudgc, 1946 Alfred l.ocwy, 1947 J. G. Heavy- side, 1948 D. E. Kcatinlz, 1945) ll.

J. Crurige, 1950 M. C. llornvr.

1925 A. E. Plant, 1926 W. U. Ap-

t 1'1-IE GUARDIAN. CHARLOTTETOWN

-In what was easily one of the best, if not the best ladles' softball game ever played at the Queen Elizabeth Park diamond. Summer- aide, George's Gala and Andy's Aces fought to a 3-all draw in six innings last night in the first game of a best-two-out-three series for the league championship. A very

large crowd watched the tense struggle and fan-interest was at fever pitch. '

Andy's Aces committed tzwo er- rors, both in the first inning, and George's had one in the final frame. Between these miscues very steady ball was played. Time after time

1951 M? I. Wilson. 1952 L. J. Mol- lins.

The committee in charge of the tournament consisted of C. T. Rideout, tournament manager, Alf- red Loewy and Murray Wilson.

. 1933 Bl';. Jl , 1934 A. C. Barker, Dtllllstgl Torrens. l9.'ll-i 1.. W. Maison, lfl.'l'l' C. W. Rand. "w"' 1938-39 T. Bourque. Play was C01. F- B. Conrad. CPlarlntte-

town, newly elected president of the Maritime Senior Golfers As- sociation. Col. Conrad is just leaving the 18th green of the famed Algonquin Hotel course where he rompelml in the 29th annual tournament of the associa- tion this week. He was elected president at the annual meeting

Georgeis Gals And Andyis l Aces Battle To Draw In I First Game For Chiship I

the girls made nice catches, ha-ndlcd grounders well, and displayed heads-up ball in critical situations. Marie Peters and Cousin Carmen Smith were the pitchers and shared honors fairly evenly, Peters allow- ing only four hits but walking seven, and smith giving up nlnc bingles but issuing only one frec- pass.

George's safe blows were deliver- ed by Linnie Gallant, Wanda Cha ell. Carmen Smith and Mur- iel imee. Marie Peters led the Ace attack with 3 for 3. Joyce En- man and Eileen Gibson each had 2

for 3', and Teresa Cahill and Lorinda Gaudet ciouted out one apiece. '

Teedie Cahil1's run into the

shrubs to gather in Rose Gaudet's foul fly at a critical time in the last frame was the best defensive play among many good ones. Dot Gallant's scooping in of Nancy Ma.cFarlane's foul in the fourth was also brilliant, as was Muriel Mimee's leaping catch MacFarlane's potential texas lea- guer, and Marion Roger.s' stab of Marsha Delaney's looper in the third, and Gibson's catch in the fifth to rob Delaney again.

one by each team. Gibson caught Delaney's pop in the first and doubled Chappcll off first. -Mimer; cauglit Myra Murphy's fly in the third and caught Enman napping off third.

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Two double plays were pulled off, j

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