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     The-fastest mile trotted or paced to the summe side track  PAGE Slx t 
     
     this season over a. New Brunswick Thu1's:iaYh3llgl'hW"-ht1" yeah hhd . 
     
    

    
     track was made by Pat D. 2.06 3-5, larges a en ance ,  I I h k N 
     
    

    
     nwned by John E. Forbes of Fred- shows that the western selillgslh :1 Tgnms WEEK-End 1 a 8 a es  
     
     ericton. N. B. and driven by Harley tliedmoylnce Ii: l:(;Bsl1nOllpe:'re::t day: . 
     
     Mount, in a winning mile over the zoo 1' 1118- ' M t 
     
     Woodstock track, June 26th. 2.10 a gooclafrack and B. wellbcondufgltfqll      
     
    

    
     1 5. The next fastest mile that we meet with new recoids Tydsel M15 
     
     have record of in that province was horses. Zlhlllle 5131. C2 glflszljleby I H hm hh . hmmytrh h 
     
     . bb 1 cl 2.10 3,15. v - i y an ll - ' " i . T" 1 firt (mors- 
     
     :'depl;I));d.l.byS.AW:tl:ntJf Ghspe, 0Qlll.lne. litfocll-Jarlane and driven by George The first bcani touriiament oi the Milldale. a sleek brown mare wallldilepcilfie up from flfthplace 
     
     and driven by wib Jardine. at Sobey Wlih 2-1-2. Lily Marlenl? season will -he held at the Char- owned and driven by Willard Kelly to hose out Feather Duster 10, the 
     
     Chatham Speedway, July lst-2.10 (MacGrego1') 1-2-3. YlmlK99 D319 lottetown Tennis court: this week- set a new record last night to highd record breaking honors in the 
     
     3 5 Second winner ill this event (Stead) 4-3-1. three other starters. end saturdayt July 5 gm; sunduy light the racing meet held under elghth race. For the that three. 
     
     was Donald G. R. 2.08 245, owned The time in the first heat was 213 July ll. Matches are to be played at the lights at the Charlottetown quarters at the mlle lt was ll battle 
     
    
   
   
    
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     by William Flemming Juniper N. 4-541 new record for Lily Milrleiiee any time during the two days con- Driving Park. A fair sized crowd of between Lily Marlene and Feather In.        
     
     B. Filbert. 2.09. recently purchased in the second heat A1811 M” W” venleht to the players. All lady lam Wllhe-had lh' him dam Duster with Lily Marlene in the 
     
    
   
   
    
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     g r - ' lit, ., new record or 2.14 and in (lie be. 1; d to be present as meet, th three quarter pole. . A F M d N  
     
     lllllllhixllt Lr1?(l)Jlli':'. llglijiilneiitlghlgt third heat yankee Dale lowered his lallefglnmils hvritalaiee made for males. Remsmlm Kelly drove Mill;-19,1; ihgdgfe hioved uh oh the um," nlliilzvhlsct::uI;I0g;ll;nf,l:'e:1:Y:11:gh;g  Ont  1 
     
     day were in the s1,000 Mlramichi record to 2.14 1-5. The No. :1 Cla55' doublcs teams. Any club member i0 1191 MW 1”900l'd 1h the 3999" tum and cgmg down the outside llln the mlddhytheah and men at 
     
    
   
   
    
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     S is P . 2.30 l 5, Ann cio. lfled was lion by Marys Delight t L ht ed may take part by last race of the night in t l the match to heat yea I 
     
    

    
     mtamizd bavail, c. Ccollesitc. lfffh 3 l,,,,,,ed by Wlllml Prauglit. cherry inygem: mean” name to the M", race Milldale placed second to gum by h mm 1,, , thlnjlllng vlork in the rieids maklrxllg coiling:    The road back into the fistlc 
     
     slimnlaly of 2-5-1-1. Plolesloi"-S Vane” aha drive" by Ike Mme" iiament, committee sometime today. Feaih" Dust" bl” 1" ll” eight that sweet llmellirlll 0l0Ve1' 3 0W5 I u y s limelight begins at the Forum 
     
     hoh mtihm by C. J. Craig of hall- side, with 1-1-3, Ann's Dream Fohowlhg is the draw ml. teams the Kelly driven mare came trot- E550, when by Leh 0.Mehm led ll", hm-vest is already underway. Monday hlght ml. u3lg,l-loyi. Path 
     
    
   
   
    
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     ( , d d' in Phil c- ,was (Geoige Callback) 2 2 1. Anyway - ting down the stretch to nose th y ln winning the fifth cannot refrain from an involun F G   h eraon, e ormer Is an heavy- 
     
     i3.2;:'l2l, Mlzililicen Fgderal, olixiid by (D. Wlsener) 7-5.2, Propane (12. A N” 9 Men,” Shh” Feliih" D"”i'” L” "'5 Wm" Mmi glrlld nlntvlvia races. Carl Aubrey fur- shudder as 1 watch a iractor speeli-  0 S I weight champion who has been in 
     
    
   
   
    
     - v s - - 1 " -i ' l5 3-” 35- H" h fifth in around a hay field and listen l-eth-emeht lo, the at e 
     
    

    
     ,lt 5. llaltt gasps, Que” and driven Bowness) 6 3 4, lxoiine Ciattnn A dalea new marl: 1 hlshed the comhetltloh lh t e g pa 3, al-, 
     
    

    
     1 Vt-lb J3;-dlilc. 4-1-4-3. best time (Bell) 3-5-7, four at icr staiters. ' J R H previous hecord was 2.15 -5. d M. S Commando th the elghth, to the rush plmlled whlrt or the Th hf l u d l ch lsetemoh-3 opponent wlll he Dm- 
     
     glll ha Them were eleven start. Time, 2.17 3.5, 2.16 2.5, 2.15 4x5- 1I)vrAx:l4'D:ffhCKf; Dig. G::h'f:::se” Milldales drive, which requirttd ””ElWo:,il Shaw piloted Ciahagan to mower blades and wonder what chhrfotiggcowh "got? ghsh mfg th: he, Mlmgweh ol wmtvlllet Nova 
     
     hm lh the N”. l Clhssltlcd Sm, a. record for Anns Dream. A new a photo to distinguish between t I: 3 Wm ll, the sixth race after Billy luckiess hen pheasant or Hun- Jhhhh. hhamhlohshlhs Wm he hhlyt swgla, the chlef of pollce all that 
     
    
   
   
    
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     A 1 if "M1 i 1 1 7-2 Win. Over Jr. Abbies 
     
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     I .- , . The Bummersi” oun-an and Tm commmtloh we," won the 
     
     . . ' " Brings Juniors behind the two-hit game in the mth inningiwhen 
     
     , of Benny Carbon defeated they came up with five runs, only 
     
     the Gharlottctown Junior Abbies on; or them being named, mu 
     
     '1-2 in an eight lnnlns exhibition singles, plus four Abbie errors and 
     
     game on Memorial Field last night. 3 gleldem cliolw gavg the summer. 
     
     03113011. tho 1011.8. Wlll0W1&' 30l"h- aide Juniors their victory. , 
     
    

    
     PBIW 1mm Ohkrlotlemwn irlltned in Junior Macneod started on the 
     
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     performances. The two runs scored one inning. He was relieved by 
     
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     rise Ind ', owned 1) J. S. Watt Performer that Showed lllb Well 1" Pm.” K8” VS” AH" Amiersom first and second place horses, was ion . an outsider. set the P309 Earle” P31'h'ld9e Wm meet M ml" ed r the el edere links toda lawn and 5 Vlclmls lighters Al- 
     
     gnri Cll'lV(t)ll by Wib yJardine, won the above event was Propanehtliat ;llili;l3thl:;hf,sV5hN&;l1lIl;l&”"' the best of the meet although amihe lghetoh. Ghhhghh moved up umely end, her and her prospect mdolzgmormwnnvwu announce: though hgmer than theterson Mach 
     
     zhc 1st dash lll 2.19 315 and Tim in the second heat looked like :1 Iv-0 Cu-dmore cvs -Walter 'Cmhh theft? We" Rveml hard and close from seventh place at the five- live brood, before the days opera- last hmht. Ewen is rated even money to take 
     
     (l'Sl1al1l(0, mined by Mrs. Poitier of Winner U13 lililil llie lll5l- 19W F d CO I Vs Art Camweh ' t finishes durlns the night. . eighth pole to take the meet tlohs are overt The round Wm he an 18 hole the measure 01 the local llghteh 
     
    

    
     Shcdiav. wilh drll'Cr Foley U13. l'l'3S.l5hglh5 mlm the w'"' re ye i . Pet nmoven a mom": my Abegwelt Miiady, a pacing brown Since the advent of tractor mow- medal may atlhh. and the low lg Peterson, who has been in train- 
     
    
   
   
    
     , . Ray Mccloskey vs. Bob Acorn. mare hhd E55,, 3, paclng bay geld. 
     
     3-1, time 2.17. t t V ,. l , , ' . mare placed second in the race mg, a method now widely used by mm wlll qullllly lhto the champ. mg for the past several months, 
     
     l The immor Free Fm A” ll as Cmme Henmgm vsl Jerrold Mac mg were the mo double heat Wm and there wasn't A 171308 ilcliei bet farmers in this province, it is est- lohshll, dlvlgloh, Tl-ll, qualllylng feels that he can conquer the hard- 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
     Vlghli ravllllt Ii limllllilll lslaiidifealured by ”s'' mmhes mm. me man . nets" Pet Hmoven driven by on her in the pari-mutuels. The imated that the mortality among round will also be used to make lllillnl NW3 3C0lalB Policeman A 
     
     park Raceway Wmdsmck gotimndsome pacer Josedim chpper I Do 11' Megild lhouglzzloskeiv vs Manes iMatl:iGrdagsoil swo:-llhitltde tag: hm” l”l””” was mad” ml Billy nesting Dheasants and drums and up the standard cup matches. Wlh 10? P93915011 0V9i' MMEWEH 
     
     N” 1" '40” W” 1”” 2”” '”"h' 2'08 m' owned by Emmi & 1531”: A -(lantlwelxlnigantl N vvran T ' M an Salish h tho .51.. the fifth and Budiong another long shot. Billy those caught with young broods in The Junior championship is open will put him in line for :1 Ilizht 
     
     '" we mmmmed above' the mstesc bow alnd dmenhby llfoatm i aecr 'P J di andi.) Johnston vs l:lall?E?1XlaCBSg Dald 529.50 to show for the blimest standing hay has increased 507:. to all club members between 14. with Al Hogan of Glace Bay. the 
     
     mug paced War me track this Sm. Gregollta sgiaeigtc soelge ) will-2-4' J Maclfeailieand 1) tseorize l Other winers were Dean Gallon Day M me night" The daily double. Strange as "5 "my seem I have at” md 19 3”" "T 339' m the Club Jack Dempself while Himet 
     
     ”"”2im ”' Omerv "lmble ml" M”"E” er lr” d iii iviyacooiinldf '1: code and c .1-Iennivalr vs R who won the first race on a stretch 0” New L0” ah” P" H”'”l'” landed Game Meellnes when the qualifying rounds there will be no The semi-lmlll bout will brim: 
     
     l"'hlh35 1”” ll”: Wlhhmll 9l me Pa”. en.voo "lit gt ll) 34.3 A i 3d J H ' T ' ' dllve New Look Feather Duster paid 5530- . hay mower-upland same Problem draws and the games must be .13liiy- together "Bill-'1” Lund 0! Charlotte- 
     
     Jird and 7th dashes by the 4-yEa1'- 4'4-L P-180'? Pllhhkelh llekea wmmh; mmxan ' mnesfleyl W and 'Ghhh ah l First Dash was never hl-ought up, msteau many ed either today or tomorrow. town and Jackie Hayden of New 
     
     hid pacer Mr. McGee. owned and Pflichm Vflg him ta llhe ilthe hast R W5 mm "' ”l3"'5 ”' ' Earl Sag h; at, Kehsm hm drove Dean Gallon (Semple) - - 1 ol the members present devoted mi-.- Glasgow. N. S. These fighters me: 
     
     drive" by J' U" Dewlm Woodstock om the ml ea  h w s Cullen and A. Andel-Son. Dean Gallolri the winner? of the Real 39” ddmveryl 2 their time to 'beefing' about the once last year and fans still have 
     
     time. 2.14 2.5 (new record) 2.16 M5. C0llPl9 lg lgnlllgslell legfh "5 The 1- Cudrrlore and (2: Fitzgerald us. first race Buddy humans led from Buddy Budlong (Stead) 3 use cl huhtlhg dog, by 5o.c,llel-l   S not forgotten the titanic battle 
     
     A starter m this race was the trot. mfisclld lyat oifiesathe fastlgt lricedi C. wmeu and Dr. smock. the starting gate to the top of the mm” Blldlimg ll" Kelly) 4 sportsmen in the taking of I-Iuns e they WERN- 
     
    

    
     "'l' Card Smirk 206' ill” was pm” ml 8 W B l l TL: ' 5 and pheasants and the amount of 0119 0i We Preliminary fillhis 
     
    
   
   
    
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     waged at the llm.,.lSl,utg sale lasttln the province this season-2.12. , back stletch but faded on the up- T, : Z.” 3-5: wthhlhg horse mm d b N V Id E h t 0 W k d will see Charlie "whiff" Macnon- 
     
     M" by William Sm”: O! waodstock me nml event on the pmgmm o  Bo  per mm. Dem Canon moved up 0WI1lll3TC1lCB.l'1d driven by Earle Scmnle. game e y omes en un   Ten aid of Charlottetown meeting 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     and W.” mrmmy in we stable of'tVi:seethfeir:t'.sL u1'eiSi:t1alf1mteliie laaxelticlilelili . ?:1:l;lehoalll1t;lliYe- from second mace Kensington; pari - mutuels 32.150.  fzrhgmziiiitoliildeoolygglxgf every j Ymmg Jaw” from smm5' 
     
    

    
     J9” OBHC” 115 was 2'1 True stable of gpl-lhglllll, N, 5, Miss     James McGx'egor drove New Look 2.40. 2.10: 52-30. 2-4012"” I remember one meeting when TWO Cliy League Softball Ea-mes WWW 
     
     Fmgo by lmlum?pFlE:fo'l,?wl2ledhPl; Donna, Mae 2.11, driven by Walter e a from fourth position at the five- Second and Sixth Dash?! mg 1-llscusslon centered around the are scheduled to be played on sun- mond and the North End Bombers 
     
     at ,l,?e'jEl:"lI,,:,,e ell, Lhetll l',;,,,,:y Craig, won the first heat in 2.14 o eights pole to win the second race. New L001! (Mcciieghrl - - 1 5 hunters kill each season when a day 3ll9m001l- The Mliflilme 1171- Will meeiv H0316 Mbl-DPS on the Pa- 
     
     "00 II2 owned byyl-1 ya Linden of V5 Wlih -lehhle Kahhhck 2-19 W5   The chestnut gelding pulled into Gahagan (Shawl  l farmc; member spoke up; "1 klll. ectric will play Bruce Stewart's rkdale Diamond. The games will 
     
     Q-cwcmltle N B aha" l-hlveh by second. Chocolate Dip (Moi-eside) the lead at the upper turn and re- Quick Lick (0'M9aTh) 4 2 4 ed more pheasants in a few seconds 911 l-he Khlihi-5 05 C0ll1mbll5 .Dl3' E95 Underway El 230- 
     
    

    
     hmh w0h'tl.ll,: tltst dash lh 2.29 W5 third. Babe Britton (0'Meara) J I C H. C ' mial(ned there in front of Quick Abegwleit1;1l1llldd3;n 6 2 this year then many of you "hun- 
     
    

    
     gga new l.Ew,d..ahd was second lh fourth. Lucky Number (llcnnes- omny tarro -5 H113" and LC  t MC 31' EC um-)v 4 S 6 tcrs shot. in the last 10 years . He 
     
    

    
     the 5th dash won by Real l:-lhgo. sey) fifth. The second heat Miss Briggs Juniors should meet their Pe Hanover and lludy lialmuck Lela Budlong ( o s  - went on to exhlhlh he had cut 3 , . 
     
    

    
     mined by Mm Emma Musmtlllls 0; Donna Mae again led until a few stiflest test. of the season in the battled down the stietch with the Billy Budlong E 1 Ken pheasants legs off close to the 
     
    

    
     llalllmh mm d,.h,ch by Fmhlt MC. lengths from the wire when she Island Baseball League tomorrow Hanover male in front in the third (MacDonald) . .- - body that wag glnlng on ll eggs Al. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Aldufi-lime, 2.20 1-5. This home was passed by the trotter Jennie afternoon when they tangle with race. Judy Kulmuck. driven by Mary's Delight. . ready chipped and the chicks 
     
     was brought. down from Maine last Kalmuclh drlmi by 10"” Lelcheh lhe hilermedlale Abbies in n regu- Wlllml Kelly and ll ions shot on (Moreslde) - 4 ll would have b't.n out in a few more 
     
     tall by Myron Macmthm. and had time, 2.12-the fastest heat trotted lai-l,v scheduled game on Memorial ilhtehbettirligi board moved up from Calumet Onward (Stead)  'I 7 I, noun, He told the meeting that  
     
     no record previously. Skelter 2.07, in ihe Mhrllllhes lhl-ll 5'33-50hr hhd Flelll 1 '9 1303 ll0h l” Challmle lvhe Times: 2.16 3-5: 2117 1-51 N” be had tried to catch the mother 
     
     purchased by Bob Brown at gay. equalling i-he 1-1mEl0l' llie llisledi The league leading Curran and mm mm ”3 Pet H”h”Veh Loci: owned and driven by James hlml to hut hex. ht mlsery hut 
     
     risburg last fall, and driven by heill Filled lh lhls PT0Vh'lC3 ihls Briggs Juniors, who have lost only Judy mmed up last on the "p' MCGre80r: Gahogan 0W1l9d W m- she managed to flap into a dense F ' 
     
    

    
     pmhk Mcltlduttt was 1 starts, lh season, made by Josedale Clippenllme gamg this season aha that bv per turn and came onto the Blshop and dhven by E. Shaw: swamp and he lost her. : eCTlII'II'Ig -. 
     
     the Free For All won by Pat D. mfhe ihhd he” , Bah? B71"-hhia rim nne margin, have amassed a stretch m .me inside" Jam" M30" oarl-mutucl 34.60, 3.40. 3.50: 35.40. such lhstahcel are Common hmce ( 
     
     and was 5-5. second place in this (0 Mehml led "hm lhe hhmei total of 20 out of a possible 22 G”g"' driver M Pet Hmwe" 3.20: 52-901 5990115 - 530- 430v 3-30? in the mowing season. A few days 
     
    

    
     event went to Heinie Strong 2.09 Stretch wheh she was mssed by D0lYil5h1 l-l19l935'l1B- The Intermed- held mm his lead and nmshed ll 828.10. 20.30: 529-511 ago a Bethe) farmer told me last.    
     
    
   
   
    
     1'2. A note from col. Jim Calkih Jennie Kalmiick. Babe being SCI:-1 late Ahbles, who have hem hmlhh hlagrlsnghsahegggnthtxhlztte olhellygz mhhd hhd sumth Duh” summer he rah over 3 Huhgarlm 
     
    
   
   
    
     re the Woodstock races states that Uhdv Lhcky Numb" lslehdj 'h”'d'- their stride of late have ten points Pet Hanover (McCvreS01”l  l V 
     
     l , t . l . i. l . partridge that was sitting on a - 
     
    

    
      lgaectgflcnltrl t::(tnlEMl;lSinl'it1EW)5I:r::& What 2'13 1-i5-kh . nIJt(Kinlr: S1l'(liitir'l0DS"hVl'l(l:la:ll(ely be mihiethe sevehthl mm Pet Baht Jud: Kalmluck  Kelly) .. g brood at young The tmctol. wheel WIHI31     
     
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     has a 3-year-old hill brother Dom- 01” C0i"8i3l"13h0"5 '0 W "m"' and Charlie Ryan '-for the Abliiaerg Over led mm We "1 W” H" Jimmie A. (Reeves) 3 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
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     calls. He sale it M2... is A. G. scorr. MISS KNOX. 
     
    
   
   
    
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     "il0ll 13- Bl lrhe liack lllai 13 Veil? "emem M me Tm” Raceway H" The game will get underway at Tartan and Anyway who finished Anywav lwlsm” '  
     
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     outstanding. llc. says that Lorne :29 tfvlgihiligclilatiiirblg 3:215 wgdxgh 1.15. close second and thhd Tracey Dll-egg; (Kglllledy) 
     
     strllxllyviias1?ill:r1&Elff1calihfi1ilziiegghl;u; ice that a lot or horses are taking hgglalgglf seilmld ”,'"”I'” lhc doub- The Lorne Kelly driven Feather Wliymalk hM”K9"l"al 6 7" secklnlz shelter under the body or 
     
     lwo-.vear-old ullh vcltv iillie done gfgvmghfgkfth V113  clghslgyulhig will mclzt.   l.:l1li3S'l::cl:r:l::gCllu:)l1”i.i?iE sgggfidet iii Mltlgzgiy 3'16"?-Tior; 16 35- winnmt: iiliiiiire (iiliiadd irYll:1tht:.btI1ioS)dmi.tl,1:nti'hl(i5i!1!i. , DASHES 
     
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     n beaumm hhcstmh with perfect 25th the hay geldlhg Tom, Mlte by  agillltls igamel. another four around to go into a lead in the h0T59 Owhecl by  35"." hhtd they were too young and all died. 
     
        gm    .:.::. '.".::.:l::: 23.2: 33:23 is: 5:12." .:2::.. 0';  3.13:2. it .i..."::;;,  ,.::;,;;:;;t,::: ,l:;;,":;,,”goG,;1:; 
     
     , 130 0 3 Cu . R T I & I E ' I ' I ' ' l 1 ' J , 0 U , 
     
     Frank Daniels, won the first heat W ll"? l-he” l7l3Yr0” Chancel 8llV9- 3l3V9l'-l 0” I drive by Milldale to Secohd 5359- 3-wv 3-703 5750- 430- done to help remedy this distress- 
     
    

    
     The fastest mile trotted or paced Thu Mm m l 
     
     nvtl. the Charlottetown Wall 50 in 2.18 2-5 and his second dash in - 9 W in. as soon llourth and Eighth Dashes lhg, sltuhtloh that occurs every 
     
    
   
   
    
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     la, thls season ls Cl-edlted tn the 2.20 U5. He had no previous 1ec- E5 ihe hlhel 15 l'-Omlileied. '” Mo 000 0 8 0 Weill-ll81' Dhsl-91 ll-h Kelly) 2 summer? Here is what sportsmen I h i  
     
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     l .. -, lcl l . ord. In the 2nd race the trotter re , Mllldale (W. Kely) .. 
     
     oui yeai o pac ng maic Mona Overmiie. Holcombe (8) and Bcssle Bulllohh lcolllhsl 
     
    
   
   
    
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     Reddlng of Maine and in the by Irving Grady 01 Boyieslown. Ni ma Lallal, Outdoor News Bulletin. Issued bi- - 
     
     stable of Earle Sample at Char- 5- ml dhV'-"1 by Ed h”lE-V- W0” First: -hilly Blidllmli lsmlllil - -- weekly by the Wildlife Manage- P. E. I. REGIMENT (17 Reece). 
     
     lnttetown. Earle gave the smooth- "18 hid dash in 2-24 3-5- He had Nhthh I L New York .. mi 120 311-9 17 o L”? "We"? mi"-G"lWl is 5 ment Institute. 709 Wire Building, . 
     
     izaited. handsome chestnut filly a h” Pmvlm” ”c0rd- 1" the Gih leilmt. ' 9"” Washington  001 300 000-4 1 3 B” Clmuck (G"el"”'l') - " Washington,-5, D. C. appeared the - - - - . 
     
     breeze 0 3, me , l -- ll, race, which was really a Free For - s  Bonnie Dale (nut)  .. . Pay parade for personnel participating in Festive 
     
     v oui lh sday Clllmgh on 002 M1 7 H Miller, 1-logue (4) and Beria, following. Flushing Bars Saving . 
     
     momlng W, t,, the lmmrlse and All, i-ledgewood Chief 2.011 2-5, now Sh houh oh 122 zox-'13 16 3 Gumpei-t. Johnson ,7) Ferrlcl: (8) Times: 2.15 2.14 :1-5; Feather Oh,” wlldllte. Week par des will be held at Ordnance Compound at 
     
     delight of the onlookers she came Owned "Y -7- 3- .GlVe” 9f H”l””' Kllppstelir Ramsdell (3)-Hatteo md Klumt Gm” is” Dusm ”"""l by 1'95” -"lhh-W"? A practical flushing bar for use 1400 hrs, unday 6 July 1952. 
     
     the last half of a. 2.12 mile in 1.05. ahd d”"" by mm W”" l" 2'” W5 (6) Leonard is) and ,alt,well- B03 S'3C””d5 t "M drive" by 1'9"” Kelly: Mm' on tractors designed by the Ohio , 
     
     she had taken a moral 0; 2,15 M and followed that up by winning 5,, wehe W and DA Rice 1 1 New Ynrk  . (1011 010 300-4 12 o dale owned and driven by Willard Co,ol,c,,,tl,,'e wlldllle Resell,-cl, un. Transport will leave Souris at 1230 hrs, George- 
     
     in a winning dash at last Satur- ihe 95h Thhe lh 2111 1'5- Semhd lh Second: ' Wlshlntton  000 020 010-3 8 1 Kelly (new record): pari-mutuels- lt lh coglmemtluh wlth the hgrlcul- town at 1300 hrs 
     
     day night's races. iirltilvamfcllrslte dlllslh X331? thg ohithelrtg) Chm,” V "lo 000 000ml 6 0 Glliuzavmnarltl Berra; Marrcro and 510,90, 4.60. 4.40: 55.50, 4.20; 35.20: hlrlhg Ehglheerlhg Damlrtmeht 0! I ' 
     
     Owned and driven hy'lh1ay'hm Marc; Sl-Shit-lurtltls R 000 310 oox-4 6 o ””,;,.;,.,f..;,”,';. Len", maml "W ”'7”' T215"? 9””: 2-5"? the University of Ohio, has been All ranks planning to attend summer camp will 
     
     Lead, and in the 9th race Sin le "' msde". ,l5l K”PP' Montreal . . . no we 0 11 14 950' . Wins the "V06 01 mlmy neallnl! also arade at the Com ound on Sunda for documen- 
     
     8 stein (an and Edwalds stale and ”- l ritth nd Mntii Races . 
     
     lstreak 2.10. owned by McNeill 8-5 1). Rice. ' y ,s,l"'f"" 1' 3” 0” ””T t 3 3 men lomeatll  H  l l , gheiilhlshtzhg ftf;'l”vlltflthll1flrel"M;:e tation etc. No new recruits for summer camp will be 
     
     COMPLETE V1 ihgllilfagggcfhave" by Johhhy 09'” girrtfhhyn I s;;';c:,':e' it";  Carl AubreY (Kennedy) .. z .1 agfmefft mmmte whom taken on strength after Sunday's parade. 
     
     , t ' ' l  - - 2" 002 M-5 3 0 -' Miss Commando (Llewellyn) 3 2 ' - 
     
     RlL14RA(.'fI(IN and  0" mm zghrhlawwnt LusW.slNew York (canelloitrtigosm-lailirl 3:35; I foot? 3:: 020:;  Just Lucky (w. Kelly)  .. 4 5 m:nt5l;l;7:l3'onb3;J(tltI;3ng;it1heo xilglttliillgn C R. 111..  Major, 
     
     ------ -h --7 - h - - -----'- Rm lmhll l , t t Ottawa o-4 ii 1 Cllocolllie D111 of wildlife shows that the nusmng Ommah "18 .13 Gh- 
     
     ANAIJ S Conll Pd 7 I9 1 mil Cami-731k 
     
     ' i......' ".l";"l.E?1?L,h clla; iviagiie. Koslo (3) apenm Pr""'”': o-1-2470 J q Jllfltivrghlllel . -  3 bar. used by farmers to frighten . 
     
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     G F  l s1LoSJ?gg (8) and Yvnm Rochester 4 3 ll Times: 2.15 3-5, 2.16; winning Commuw hh PIE '1 m-hi:-ht 
     
     . . i    n,,,,,lll,h It New York hmm nth Toronto o :1 2' horse owned by Mrs. James Poul-in . 
     
     , First: Rochester 8 11 1 and driven by Len O'Meara; pari- 
     
     & SON I Pillllbursh . .. iioooo ooz-411 0 Baltimore . .. 4 9 i muluels 34.60. tiloo. z.3.00- 34.30 
     
     1 Roll: of Fllm clevalnncil and Cincinnati ooo loo oio-2 s 1 Springfield . ooo oioo-i 1 1 08.10 34.80. ' ' 1 
     
     Uptonietrists tlhtllellr-M5154 llrllinr -errnltleeh Dam-I-If Friend and Nlecullough; pm. Baltimore  out we ooo- 2 10 1 
     
     D - y 01 kowski and seminick. Springfield .. 200 100 o0x- 3 10 2 
     
     53 urnttonlst. lposurc only 40 cents. Reprints segol-id; 
     
     ll eehts ench Mall Film Service. gtttshurglt .. . ooo ozl gzkll h . Have Your Ctotlieu 
     
     --- ncnna . 110 000 000-2 '1 2 R I t d P 
     
     T  "”"”    H e” e "3 "RY CLEANED - 
     
     Hiller, Nuxhall (5) smith (8) and 
     
     ::.;-22'; 0f Islanders Club 1 miss-in om 
     
    
   
   
    
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         Boston ,, , ooo goo olo uh, 5 5 Dr. F. C. Dougan was re-elected 't 
     
     (ll lhhlh”, President of the islanders Hockey 
     
     Drew and nurges: sui-xont, club at a recent directors meeting:  
     
    
   
   
    
     Burdette (9) and st. Clai . other officers are: Frank A. Mac- 
     
     Second: re Kenaie, 1st vice-president; Forrest CLEANERS 
     
    
   
   
    
     Philadelphia .. (no 000 001-1 I 1 E. Cl w, 2 (1 vi e-pre id t: sec- 
     
       7,  p. m. Boston  no we oix-I 5 2 retaryo-treaeriirerfcllberstz Elaaudetz "1030 2387 
     
    
   
   
    
     Heintzelinan. Ridzik (7) and assistant treasurer, Frank Mac- 
     
    
   
   
    
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     A FINE SELECTION OF MEN'S NEW SPRING AND SUMMER SUITS -- BROWNS - BLUES 
     
    
   
   
    
              
     
              
     
               
     
           
     
           
     
             
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
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