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Dr. Stanton Sets New World Mark

WBTBURY. N. Y.. Aill. O-Dr. Stanton, owned and driven by W. L. (Lin) Fraser of Forest, Ont, set a world's record of 3:13 l/5 ior a mile and a hali‘ pace over a. half-mile traok in winning an elimination heat of the Downing Memorii on the Grand Circuit program at _Roosevelt Raceway tonight.

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finished iiith in the heat tonight.

The final oi the Downing Mem- orial will be aweelr frm tonight. Junior counsel won the ﬁrst heat in 3:l'l.1. '

Also on tonight's program was the Debutante Stakes Pace. won by Television in straight heats.

The event. ior two-year- fli- lies. carried a. gross val e of $5,074.

Ike Williams To Defend Title Sept. 22

NEW YORK. Aul’. (I-Light- weight champion Ike Williams a- ._ greed today t0 defend his 135- "‘ pound boxing title against Jesse Flores oi Stockton. Calif, in a iii-round bout at Yankee Staﬂlum Sept. 22. under the promotipn oi the Twentieth Century Sporting Club.

LONDON, Aug. B-(Reutem- Samples of iood suspected oi caus- ing food poisoning among Olymiilc oﬂicials, including a. ﬂetherlander and a Turk, at the competitors’ damp at uxbrldse. were taken te- dsy to be analyzed.

Seven oi the eight afiected Der- sons who were taken to the hos- pital a.fter lunch at the com- mandlant’s mess were still con- fined to their beds todlayl. dTnllgv

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The stand that the Quill 0nd chukkas are making this summer will be watched with the beencst hterest by sportsmen and all oth- airs interested. Once the covey's are developed enoull’! t0 b6. Ill-l! m fend ior themselves. hllhly usined and steady Setters and Pointers will be used to locate tne on“, grid ascertain the crew»? (population as accurately l! P95"

Main Eliminated I'll Quarter-finals

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noticed racing ior years won over Richelieu Park last week-Lord Sherbrooke. Hts mile was in 3.14.

One oi Boston's best known real estate operators and promoters oi industrial enterprises. W. J. Mac- Donald. died uielrpectodly last Monday. He is well known to many Islanders who visited the Metropolitan Speedway where Mr. MacDonald usually had several trottars and pacer: that he raced ior pleasure in amateur events. Some oi his horses came to the Maritiines and acquitted them- selves quite well. He was a great friend oi the late James MacDon- ald, Charlottetown, and his son George R. MacDonald oi Boston, who sent us the sad news.

At a meeting oi horsemen held early this week it was decided lo put on a race meet August 18th to be known as the William J. Brown 50th Anniversary Appreci- ation Raoes. Strong committees have been formed to carry this meet through to a successful con- ciusion. The Charlottetown Driv- ing Park and Provincial Exhibit- ion Association are giving it ev- ery support, furnishing the track and doing many other things to make it a success. Mr. Brown, we regret to say, has been very ill for some months and this nice gesture will prove encouraging to one of the ﬁnest officials and one of the best loved men in the Pro- vince.

Just three more days and the starters bell will be ringing at two o'clock Tuesday afternoon and the one and only OLD HOME WEEK at CHARiLOITETOVl/N will be on its way. The months oi hard work put in by the Directors will bear fruit, in the best gath- ering oi people that has ever been on this historic race track. The entry list will leave nothing to be desired. with all the fastest trotters and pacers in the Mari- tlmes gathered inre for the fray. A splendid staff of oﬂicials and every thing that goes to provide racing at its best will be aﬂorded. In addition there will be an cx- cellent vaudeville program, Bill Lynch's big new Midway, night racing on Wednesday and Friday evenings and possibly on Tliurs- day evening will give every op- portunity to put in a week that will not soon be forgotten. Ii you have the mornings clear don't iail to see the judging oi the greatest array of live stock brought to- gether in years.

Dr. l". w. Christopher, Boston, Mass, is being welcomed by his many friends on his annual visit to his native Province. The Doc- tor has owned some of the fast- est trotter; and pacers 0i the years gone by and still maintains his interest in racing, attending Suffolk Downs and nearby tracks when oportunity affords. He was s. great friend of the late W. J. MacDonald. driving amateur ev- ents against him and acting as an official. for many years at the Metropolitan Speedway.

Last Wednesday afternoondthe remains of the late J. Wilfred Boulter were laid to rest at Sher- wood Cemetery. The Baptist Church was filled to capacity with friends he had made in all walks of life gathered to pay a. last trib- ute of respect to one oi the finest citizens our Province has produced. For nearly twenty years Mr. Boulter was Secretary Treas- urer oi the Charlottetown Driving Park and Provincial Exhibition Association and it is saie to say that in all that time he never wlas anything but a genial gentleman. anxious to help and to make things agreeable for everyone. ex- hibitors. horsemen or spectators. His optimistic outlook and. great business talents helped largely to put the Association in its present fine position. On behalf of the horsemen oi.’ the Maritimes we extend to his widow. his daughter Miss Georgie Boulter. and son Dr. Cedric Boulter, our deepest symp- athy in the great loss they have sustained.

Proposed Golf Tournament Gauses Interest

A proposal to hold an invita- tional high handicap tournament over the Belvedere links of the Charlottetown Golf club is creat- ing considerable interest among local golfers.

No definite arrangements have been made as yet, but it is under- stood the competition would be open to golfers with a handicap of ao or over.

It is felt that such a tourna- ment would draw a large number of entries and serve to encourage golfers with high handicaps in taking pert in tournament elm- petitions.

It is expected that. a meeting will be called nbxt week to con- alder such a tournament and judg- ing fmm the interest shown a de- cision reached. J

Two other tournaments, the Maritime Senior, and the Profes- sional are scheduled for the local links the latter part of August and in September.

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Horsemen

At a meeting oi horsemen held in Dr. l’. R. Seaman's stable early this week plane for holding a race meet in honor oi Mr. Wil- liam J. Brown were discussed. Dr. F. C. Dougan was appointed Chairman and it was decided, providing the track wae available. to hold the race meet Angus: 18th.

The following committees were then appointed -D. K. MacL-eod, Chairman of the Classifying com- mittee with power to add. Bill Nicholson. Chairman oi the Pro~ gram committee with Emmett Burke, W. Benton, Jack Doyle. with power to add. A. B. Cutcliiie, Chairman of the Ticket commit- tee. with Jack MacEachern. Frank Acorn, Pat McTague, W. G. Gilles- pie, Clifford MacDonald. Angus Allen. Father William Monaghaii, Willard MacDonald, John Mac- Lean (Souris). Jack Farmer, Art Jay. George Brookins. Andrew Perry, George Callbeck, Charles Willis. Milton Bell, Reddin Bros. Hughes Bros, George McIntyre.

Colonel D. A. MacKinnon, Chair- man of the Publicity Committee. with H. J. Kennedy, Arthur Gau- det, W. R. Burnett. Colonel K. S. Rogers, Dr. R. F. Seaman. W. G. Gillespie.

James Power. Chairman oi the Entertainment committee, With W. Benton. Roy Bevan.

D. K. MacLeod. was secretary.

Dr. F. C. Dougan was authoriz- eii to write a letter to the Direc- tors oi the Charlottetown Driving Park and Provincial Exhibition Association, requesting permission to use their track. etc.

The Directors after receiving the letter met and very hearthy approved oi the holding of the races ior Mr. Brown, who had been an official at the Charlotte- town track for fifty years. They will riot only furnish the track but the Pari-Mutuals and doing many other helpful things. The races will be known as the W1:- iiam J. Brown 50th. Anniversary Appreciation Races.

Baseball Results

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NATIONAL

100 001 013-8 0 0 New York 030 030 IDx-‘i 10 1

Ostermueller, Higbe (8) and Kiuttz; Poat, Jones (9) and Coop- er.

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Chicago 310 001 000-5 13 0 Boston 112 000 000-4 13 0

Chambers, Lade (1), chirinsn (4), Kush (9) and Walker; Bick-

ford, Barrett (l), Potter (6) and Mast.

Si. Louis 000 230 100-d ‘I 0 Philadelphia 020 000 000-2 6 3

Pallet and Baker; Leonard, Don- nelly (8) and Seminick.

Cincinnati e00 01o 000-1 8 1 Brooklyn 100 12.0 00x-4 7 0

Fox, Burkhert (B) and Lamen- no; Barney and Edwards.

AIEJCAN

Boston 000 008 000-8 T l

Chicago 010 000 301-4 10 0 Gaiehouse and Tebbetts; Wight,

Moulder (a) and Robinson,

Philadelphia 000 000010-1 ‘l 1 Si. Louis 010100 00x-2 I 0

Marchildon and Guerra; Kenney, Carver (B) and Moss.

Washington 0000000000-0 6 1 Detroit 000 000 000 1-1 8 0

(l0 innings) Maaterson and Okrie. Early (9): Gray and Swift. a

‘New York 120 000 040-7 18 0 Cleveland 021 201 Mx-B 13 0‘ Lopat, Byrne (5). Embree (6). Page (8) and ‘Ben-a; Feller, Kile- man (B). Christopher (9) and He- gen.

INTERNATIONAL

First.

Jersey City 121000 0-4 d 'I Rochester 104 l0 (l0) x—l6 1'! 2 Webb, Knerr (3) arid Prmlesa; Papal and Bucha.

Second v Jersey City ooo so: loo-r s o Rochester 010 000 010-I 0 l

Tomaaic and Yvars; Surkont,

Copeland (7), Gar-kin (9) and Marshal,

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Baltimore oooooos-a S 1 Montreal 300 010 x-d s 4

Kuzava and Robinson; Zachary and Dapper.

Second Boltim u 000 000 000-0 3 l ltlollttell 001 100 002-2 0 0

Wittig. Kuaava, (3) and Stock- hausen; Podbleian and Sandlock.

First Buffalo 000 010 0-l s 1 Syraoiae 120 008 a-l 10 0

(Seven innings) olives-man, Wade (a) and Mor-

darski; Hetkl, Muataiiris (Y) and West.

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Buffalo 000 I10 MI-‘l l! 0 Syracuse 000 000 200-2 4 1

l-larris and ‘rabacheck; Bebber, Seward (5), Erickson (D) and Bo- siack 0.

Newark N0 0 100-O ll I Toronto an 000-6 0 0

Starr and Sllvestri; Judd and Plumbo.

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Island liiile A Team Leaves For Ottawa

Today and over the weekend members of the Prince Edward Island Rifle Team will be leav- ing ior Ottawa where they will participate in the Dominion snout to be held on the conriausht Ranges next week.

Heading the Island KIOUP i" sharp-shooters will be Lit-Col. W. J. MacDonald. secretary oi the Provincial Rifle Association.

Team members will lllcllldt- Major A. F. Goi-miey. Meier 0- A. MacDonald, Capt. A. J. M6- Cabe, Capt R. A. McCabe. Cal"- James Coies. Capt. E. R. Burke. l..t G. J. Rogers, Lt. B. B.. Jones. Lt. P. T. Hooper, P. J. Liandriiﬂlll P2. Landrigan. Eric ,Coles, R. An- drew, A. MacDonald. R. Barwli-il. S. Bowlcs. S. Crawford. J. I. Kc- Rae, F. C. Younker. W. M. Biltt? and Miss Mary McLennan.

In addition to the senior rilla shots several Island cadets will be taking part in competitions to be lttld on the Ottawa ranges. They include C. Peters. L. MacDonald. a. Mullins. u. Hashes and C- Ready.

Whitloek ls Top Nitter Di League

Seven players oi the City Base- ball League are hittln! 399 °T better. official statistics disclose, with Buck Whitiock‘s recent bat- ting streak taking him to the t0? of the list with an even .400 mark. In second place ls Elmer Ward with a .389 mark. while “Baicly" Williams of the Rovers, another improved hitter ll! men‘? games. sports an average oi .366 in the third spot.

Whitlocks hitting streak has also given him the lead in iour other departments, most hits; runs, runs batted in, and doubles. Jack Gallant cii the Anchors has the most triples with Eddie Lund oi the Millionaires leading in the home run department. Charlie Ryan has plldered the most bases with Spy Ready being the only undefeated pitcher with two vic- tories against no losses to his credit.

v 'l‘he Standing (Based On Games) Player GP. AB. B. H. Avg. Whitloek (R) ..13 45 13 i8 .400 E. Ward (R) ....12 36 8 l4 .389 Williams (R) ....11 41 3 i5 366 lyicLennan (A) 8 26 11 9 .346 Matheson (A) .11 43 l0 14 .306 Ryan (A) ........ "10 35 8 11 314 McKenzie (A) ..1i. 40 9 12 .300

Most Hits-Whitloek, 1d.

Most Runs-Whitloek, 13.

Most Runs Batted In-Wlgitlgck. 16

Doubles-Whitloek, d. Triples-Gallant, 4. Homers-Lund, 2.

Stolen Bases-Ryan, ‘l. ~ Pitehins-Rearly. 2o (1.000).

' League Standing To not;

Team GP. W. L. D. Pia Anchors .......... .12 10 l. 1 21 Rovers .13 6 ‘i 1 11 Millionaires ....li 2 0 0 4

Danada Yesterday At The Olympics

By The Canadian Press Women's 400-metre Free Style Swimming

Vivian King, Winnipeg, seventh in semhiinal heat (failed to qual- ify.) ' Yachting

Paul MaoLauchlin. dbl-onto, sec- ond in fourth firefly-class race 0i seven-race series (continued in competition.)

Decathlon

Lionel Fournier. Montreal. sec- ond in 110smetre hurdles heat ior 607 points (continued in compet- ition). Decathlon

Lionel Fournier, Montreal. threw

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Ottawa. third in repechage (failed to qualify).

Canada's team‘ (Don Pettie, Cal- gary; Jimmy O'Brien, Toronto; Don McFarlane, London, Ont. and

, Situated 0n Malpeqlia Road 2 1-2 Miles FTDIII Gity it discus 106 feet for 495 point-s (con- Ted Haggis. London) second in London tinued in competition). preliminary "heat (qualiﬁed ior

Rowing Double Sculls final), ,Gabby Beaudry and Ted Graves, l,000.Metre Relay today

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Canada's tearn (Ernie McCul- 400.31g", ruby 1011-81). Calgary; Bill Larochelle. Chatharrl. 0nt.: Don and Bob

McFarlane, London, Ont.) third in preliminary heat (failed to qualify),

OLD HOME WEEK RACING PROGRAM

TUESDAY, AUGUST 100th’

FDUli-YEAll-DLD FUTUlilTY (closed)

2:13 TRDT, lllGTDillA-DRWING plug 2:29 PAGE, ist division, GllllllE 2:19 rllcr, PEliFEGTlDN IDE ellrlln

WENDESDAY, AUGUST iill»

2:25 TRDT, PRDWSE BRDS. 2:27 PAGE, GDRNEY DRDS.

FREE-FDR-ALL TRDT, ‘IIUGIIES DRUG GD.

2:25 PAGE, DeDLDlS DRDS.

THURSDAY, llucusi 12th. McDDNABI -~

2:28 TRDT, ist division-, S. A. 2:21 PAGE, DEVAN DRDS.

FREE-FGR-ALL PAGE, SMALLMAWS LTD.

2:23 PAGE, MDGRE & McLEGD FRIDAY, lluousi 13th l

2:28 TRDT, 2nd division, S. A. _llleDONliLD 2:29 PAGE, 2nd division, GARUELL DRDS. HIUIIIDR FREE-FDR-ALL, MGGRE 8i McLEDWS

2:17 PAGE, GLD SPAIIPS

Dtler dlvlelea o ll raced II woilllollsy and Friday lllsiu

F. J. KENNEDY, President

Lampen. Vicar of Christ Church," North London, believes the attitude of church can be divided into 20 Per cent (who are church members and friendly towards it, 20 cent who are definitely antagonistlq and the rest who are apathetiq and dlstinterested. '

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