BOWLING 
     
     HOCKEY 
     
     WRESTLING 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     insurer's Bell Will Ring Again 
     
    
   
   
    
     NEW 
     
    
   
   
    
     Lalior li-ay, Monday, September 7th, 
     
    
   
   
    
     At Two P. M. At The Charlottetown 
     
     liriving Park Track 
     
    
   
   
    
     island Harness Racing (‘.lub. 
     
     it is expected that records will be broken. 
     
    
   
   
    
     there are so many uneertziinlies. 
     
    
   
   
    
     sters. 
     
    
   
   
    
     the Great 105th]; in two out of three heats. 
     
     HERE ARE 'I‘HE ENTRIES 
     
     ENTRIES IN THE TWO YEAR OLD CLASS 
     
    
   
   
    
     For the Futurity Races of the Prince Edward 
     
     The Two-Year-Olds, 
     
     Three-Year-Olds ‘and Four-Year-Oids that have been 
     
     paid up‘ in these stakes will meet in competition and 
     
    
   
   
    
     Colt. development‘ is making steady progress and 
     
     colt racing is a fascinating sport to watch, because 
     
    
   
   
    
     Be present on hlondziy afternoon and seosome of 
     
     the best racing of the season and also encourage the 
     
     breeders of this Province who have gone to a great 
     
     deal of trouble and expense to develop their young- 
     
    
   
   
    
     In addition to the Colt Races there will he a 2.15 
     
     Trot with outstanding performers that will give a 
     
     hang-up race with every heat doubtful as to the out- 
     
     come. A Classified Trot and Pace will in all probabil- 
     
     ity he staged. with Heatherheii 2085i, and i\‘IeEl\v_vn 
     
    
   
   
    
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     NEW YORK. Sept. i-wap. .4 
     
     Tony (.'£lil1'(.‘ii‘ ri will l » to throw 
     
     off the rapidly piiint.’ F" I iind put 
     
     up a guard for his sensitive and 
     
     squashed now \\'l'.i"ll he. mks his 
     
     world iiehtwuglit boxing cham- 
     
     pionship e: \\‘il against Lou Amb- 
     
     ers. tho in‘: kimer. N.Y, hurricane. 
     
     Thursdiii: iiiiriii iii Alatiisou Square 
     
     Garden. 
     
    

    
     The eallatit little titfchoId-efs 
     
     note took a .i-rit"ic pounding while 
     
     he was regiwleiing a victoijv over 
     
     rugged Jimmy ltlelrfiriiin of Van- 
     
     couver last. _\I.1_v. Sloiv healing from 
     
     the Caiiatliiin ll0iit‘l"S devastating 
     
     barrage caused a couple of post- 
     
     poiiciiients of Tony's title defence 
     
     against. Ainbers. 
     
    

    
     A year older. a year wiser and a 
     
     ‘ilell he fought 
     
      in i935 and 
     
     rded iiiticli more 
     
     he climbed 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     5 
     
    
   
   
    
     lO5i..A!Yli‘rl‘l ' " . 
     
     formidable titan when 
     
     into tiie roiv d arena for his first 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     iiniit \v:th Cairriiieri. A jvear ago 
     
     they said CIlllI’t>il(‘l‘l'S legs were 
     
     ,brittle-eandv stlCiiS — that he 
     
    
   
   
    
     ‘tand the pace against. a. 
     
    
   
   
    
          
     
    
   
   
    
     ‘bie in the l0t.h to take the lead 
     
    
   
   
    
     AAfter Both Teams Score? 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     Prinz cHARLoT-ri-"rronw GUARDIAN 
     
    
   
   
    
     SPURT WORL 
     
    
   
   
    
     Junior Playoff Opener Ends In, lO-inning 
     
     .oliii  it 
     
    
   
   
    
     Runner In Extra Frame 
     
    
   
   
    
     (RY. M. .L Juniors of’ Summerslde and lloly Redeemer Parish Dod- 
     
     gers last night battled to a 10 inning 4-all draw on the Upper Queen 
     
    
   
   
    
     Street diamond in the opening game of the Island junior playdowns, , 
     
    
   
   
    
     both teams scoring in the extra session after tho-y had finished the 
     
    
   
   
    
     regular nine innings deadlocked at 
     
     The game was a hitter. c1054: 
     
    
   
   
    
     3-3. 
     
     struggle all tho way through. turn- 
     
    
   
   
    
     ing lntn a. pitchers‘ duel between Connors and w. Arsenault fltcr the 
     
     latter hurler had relieved B. Arscn ault. with one out in the second and 
     
    
   
   
    
     the locals leading 2-0. 
     
    
   
   
    
     It was in the early innings that 
     
     the local crew looked like winners 
     
     as they built: up a 3-1 lead, but in 
     
     the last, four frames the visitors 
     
     showed their fighting spirit. They 
     
     tied 1t: up by the ninth and after 
     
     they punched out a. triple and dou- 
     
    
   
   
    
     forced the city team to display their 
     
     met-tie to earn a draw, Shepherd 
     
     singling with two out to drive 
     
     home Ev Gallant who had singled. 
     
     gone to second on a passed ball and 
     
     then pilfercd third. ‘ 
     
     It was a stirring climax to a. 
     
     game that at times was loosely 
     
     played but in other instances saw 
     
     the youngsters rise to brilliant 
     
     heights. Summerside field-ed a. team 
     
     that played steady, capable ball at; 
     
     all stages and had plenty of punch 
     
     at the plate. Dodgers also showed 
     
     plenty ability although poor base- 
     
    
   
   
    
     J. Coyle, rf 3 0 i 0 0 0 I 
     
     J. Gallant. cf 4 0 0 l 0 (l 
     
     ‘Shepherd, ss 2 0 I 0 0 0' 
     
    
   
   
    
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     Totals 3a 4 s "29 2s 7f 
     
     "Yeliliiced LcCiair in sixth.  
     
    
   
   
    
     "bait-Pr out huntin: on 3rd strike. 
     
     .C.Y.Ill.L. AB R H PO A E , 
     
     I. Clow. iii 5 fl 0 '7 2 0. 
     
     E. Arseiiaiilt. 2h 5 0 0 1 2 0i 
     
     A Landry. if 5 l 1 0 0 0‘ 
     
     J. Casey, cf 5 0 2 1 l 0 
     
     R. Ciovv. l: 4 l 2 I2 (l 0 
     
     B. Arsenaiilt. p 0 0 0 0 l 0 
     
     H. Landry, 3h 5 l 1 4 l 4', 
     
     J. Wedec, rl 4 l 1 0 0 0t 
     
     A. Clow, s: 4 0 1 3 2 i i 
     
     ‘W. Arscriault, p 4 0 1 2 0 0 1 
     
     ‘Totals 4 o 3o i2 5 i 
     
    
   
   
    
     ‘relieved B. Arsenau‘; W- 2nd. 
     
    
   
   
    
     ‘rents as quickly as pcvsibie. 
     
     not be a very long scrap but. boy.‘ 
     
    
   
   
    
     BOXING 
     
     BASKETBALL 
     
     OTHER SPORT 
     
    
   
   
    
     BEA 
     
    
   
   
    
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     Promoter Joey McDonaId has 
     
     certainly put together an all-stai- 
     
     zhoxing card for his show on Sep- 
     
     i tember 7th. The biz boy's cards are 
     
     gilvmys crowd plcaz-‘ers but it- ap- 
     
     ‘ pears as if he hits outdone lllmSClI 
     
     on his latest venture, 
     
    

    
     For in addition to the title bout 
     
     between Evans and Leslie the semi 
     
     final between Biggar and Johstone 
     
     of Cardigan is very apt. to steal the 
     
     spotlight. 
     
    

    
     Johnstone and Biggar were the. 
     
     finalist and semi-finalist in the 
     
     recent tournament. and farts can 
     
     expect action, and loads of it, when 
     
     these two face each other. 
     
    

    
     Johnst-one, a. wild. niitt-slinuiirz 
     
     boy from Cardigan never takes a. 
     
     backward step. whflo Bimzars idea 
     
     seems to be to annihilate oppon- 
     
     Ii. may 
     
    
   
   
    
     what promise of action it holds. 
     
     Leslie and Evans are training 
     
     hard and faithfully every day and 
     
     shoiving improvement in every 
     
     workout. Both boys are. aiming at 
     
     a victory. no matter ivhat. the o0. . 
     
    
   
   
    
     PRUMISESTUH 
     
    
   
   
    
     MONTREAL. Sept. b-Hmvir 
     
    
   
   
    
     ‘Nfllllllliil Hockey League years, came hack 
     
     lame and honors with as one of the greatest {flint-rs in the 
     
    
   
   
    
     the sport. 
     
    
   
   
    
     EVEN 
     
    
   
   
    
     ___,_,_ new 
     
    
   
   
    
     PACT? S 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     Draw 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     some Ends In 4-2111 CountisEmi-fiiiiflliClub Followers Jubilant 
     
     Dver Announcement Qt 
     
     ‘StafsReturnToCanadiens 
     
    
   
   
    
     oiiiiiii . 
     
    
   
   
    
     iCanadian Press by Guardians Special Wire. 
     
     hlorenz. the 
     
    
   
   
    
     "Peerless 
     
     today to tlii» 
     
    
   
   
    
     llmvie" 0f 1f‘- 
     
     iPfllTl he won 
     
     histnTY of 
     
    
   
   
    
     Morena was purchased today iii n straight cii~li tli-iil from New York 
     
    
   
   
    
     Rangers, President Arnest Savard of 
     
     and the French-Canadian supporters of thr- league's 
     
    
   
   
    
     (‘aihidii-iis- announced. 
     
     Frciicli-(‘anirrlian 
     
    
   
   
    
     Montreal 
     
    
   
   
    
     rlub were jubilant at the purchase of their greatest lliul. 
     
    
   
   
    
     A veteran cf 33, an age WilFrt‘ 
     
     mast men are out of major learn:- 
     
     liorkejv. Moreiiz comes home to a 
     
     ciiib whose iortiiiies have faded 
     
     ' notably since he left lt. two season 
     
     aizo after ll slraleht years of 
     
     dazzling play in Cauadieiis colors 
     
     His piirrtizise is expected to bring 
     
     the old-lime following back to the 
     
     club, a folloivine that seemed dis- 
     
     interested after Hriuxe was sold to 
     
     Chicago Black Hawks in the sea- 
     
     son Of 1933-34. 
     
    

    
     -His purriinsi» from the Rangers. 
     
     to whom he was s‘ d i)\' the llaivks 
     
     in mid-Iast-scastiii, ivas iiii- >1‘! oiid 
     
    
   
   
    
     Pat Wins 
     
    
   
   
    
        
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     Little 
     
    
   
   
    
           
     
       
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
          
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     iiiove of Caiiari. 
     
    
   
   
    
            
     
          
     
       
     
          
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     tiolrdei" the (‘liiii ti. ied out 
     
     of the 50R- 
     
     .-on for ‘.1 - years. 
     
     llowie iv Cecil 
     
     H: i._ iv. 
     
     1hr- club 
     
     rose to li: 
     
     *'\ii(l a» \l i / )l't>:;<_{'i‘,t hack 
     
     r» d No. T Ndffiit?!‘ 
     
    
   
   
    
     I‘.’l("'(‘lis rlUl! 
     
     ' been 
     
    
   
   
    
        
     
    
   
   
    
     used’ siiire i 
     
     nevtr would i...~i 
     
     hadn't cemt- bark. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Second luiee. 'l‘lii- GrePrs Stake. 
     
     ’-Year-()iti Class. Pace, Purse 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
        
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
         
     
    
   
   
    
        
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     [in-htpx- m“. Ambm-s‘ five running spoiled potential runs. v ‘and it looks like’ odds will be even‘  r E iiiiiii‘ P-ii- h! i ‘ 
     
     v J,,,,;,,.. m", Tom, gave The series howeveripromtkstls to $UMMARX ‘kl/hen they climb throiizh the rope-s. u e  n y Bah driver» -— —- -- - —-1 I 
     
     __ .. . . _ ~ ' _ H .k- - L , r ,_-- 1,.‘ , be n hard foueht nfiar wit. ittic In addition to these two fights tiiruizuz Wat-r. ro h Il-‘lctii- _ 
     
     1 Lela“? wdmik htli‘cqt.zln.lor|‘ hnlmuck’ L Howard (liiklglfil c!i?cil<i=qii'smti1iliig2  may to choose b/owgen either squad. Earned runs: Dodgers 2. C.Y.M.L. two good preliminaries round out a __  -  --  ~-- ~ — 2 2 
     
     and I‘ - kl hmli "In?" * _ y _ l,“ 15,121,” from he‘... m ‘pa,’ bu}, "Ty" Connors hurled 10 complete 3; runs batted in: J. Casey, A. plezisin: card. ‘ '~—- ' Orr. br c tBeriiV‘ T- —— ~— 3 3 
     
     2. Bud ‘Volo, black stallion, Pax \'olo. 0 Brien & (h... “gm, gottil]gr m“. mum mu innings last night for the locals. He Clow, H. Landry, Hennessey, Coyle, i COLUNIBUSY o,’ Se,” 1_,A,.. ,-.~-...n. h: iDennisi a s 
     
     Barbour, Alberton. is basing his title hopes on his rltilCkgClAl-rflfrixiullgiqitts rémmtgz i gh-Elgcfd-t/htgg?b22ieh1g1tt:AJL3105:§,  détttle got, geltftlinlg; Son-co by the ‘n: :,c(~).l:<!inr4i M H o 4 
     
     ' . . ' . H ; l. _.,|_ 15H f‘ b) . i . . s": .5 1r or i . u: -» I - '. Lery arm 0 u er, P. . iil  ~ ‘» - 
     
     3. Guydxalmuck. daik bay gelding, Kalmuck. Geo. R.  Luigi; “Ufilnirmg;‘Jsnlntiflbigtag-i ivcsterners. He retired the locals istoleii base: r1. Gallant 2. A. Clow.    driven by me men“ Charm; Lfliui; A _ Th“ nuyp," RUM," 
     
     LCWIS, Mi. Lihhlill Rd. ,, - _ . '_  in order in the first; but after re- R. Clow" hits: oil’ Connors 9 in 10 won the "Poi" » -. (‘it stake 12.1.’! (‘lass Pace. Purse 
     
     . , , , .,et. to aim at. Canhoiieiis nose. _ , , n . t l Grfifrfi memorial 
     
     ti. N015! Volo, hay fill)’. P8X \ 0l0, 0 Brien & Bar- T114», Gar-dong mm Thiu-sday tiring the first batter in the second lllflillfls; Off B- Arse-Raul! 3 1X1 1 1-3 I Vstakes, feature event. of the second 
     
     hour, Aiherton. niczht. also includes another 15- "an mm thoume “Pd was taken ‘mt’ innings; 0H W‘ Arsenaun’ 3 m 82's N I   i [jail-S Grand Circuit’ “Md m‘ m“ 
     
     ~ . _ . » round mu. 5G,“, Mike Bcnoise Wm after yielding 3 hits and 2 rims. innings; nose On balls: on’ Connors , 011m state pa“ today in “might l l 1 
     
     5- 13111.10!‘ B0“ (‘so (‘hcsllllli _ Ftialllilll. C/"l- AllbreY- 35mm, m; plum mm“. fonmrwwcflzht Walter Arsenault coming in to 1 (B. Arsenaulti; on’ W. Arscnault. heats. 2 2_2 
     
     Claude O'Brien. Summerside. imam n: inst DH“, cl_o“.lpy_ the replace his namesake izaveai bril- 4, 1E. Gallant I2. Connors. l-Iennes- G   I SOD pnim or pidiflrynpoii, am“. 3 .'i 4 
     
     6. Volo Scott, chestnut. stallion. Great Scott. Giilis i131 ‘sh minhnviinr. Belleise is rec» 1131" display of relief iiitchuiiz. He rev. Coyle): hit b.v pitcher: COH- Cardinal Prince to a track record nil-inf‘ Met. "Y'- iii W"! 4 5 3 
     
     . . - i -. d , , H p“. Yo“, mm stopped the Dodgers cold in the llOrSl (R. cioivi; wild pitch: Con- of 2.02 1-4 in the 2.1a on.“ pact‘ Dolor H. in: <Diiiieitisi _ s 4 a 
     
     _ s: PQIQY- ‘Summcrsldo’ v _  gfimfirgfRcifin M “mad idler second inning uprising and went. on rnors l; passed ball: R. Clow 1:" i. land then went on to take the. nngxf Tieon, scratched 
     
     I- P911219 Viilil- ha)’ mare: P713 ‘910- Geo- 0- Hfiilklll" n; n“,"1-,5_p0un'h divlsim, from there to limit the locals to 3 struck out: by W. Arseriault 12 (E. Play in the mixed doubles and i two heats anti the purse. _ ' l0‘? 1-4 ‘Yew track recordi 
     
     , son. Middleton, N. S.  “ ' hits and 2 runs in the remaining B Gallant, Blanchard 3, LeClair 2, mm; singles divlsgons of Ho“. m. i sfpnflARjlrg ‘we i-4. ?oo _ _ 
     
     . , ___ _ _ _V___V___, 2-3 innings he was on the mound. Connors 2. lvfcKinnon 2, Hcnnessey deem“ Tennis Ciuiys night, ‘Qu]'nfl_, first mum ‘he Ppningrflar Farm hearth Trail-e. Tiie Lucille Brick 
     
     , ’ n 2. Coyle): by Connors a (E, Arsen- L » t f d 1 n, - m, p1,], I 2J4 Ci, v T L p ; sfoo 'i\§\i ‘it-r Trill. Pum- sroo 
     
     ENTRIES IN THE THREE ‘EAR OLD "ASS ‘ s I M t BOX SCORE oult. A. Landry 3. B- Arseneult Z.   n“; otriig as Bliihlfeard, ch flir- rtgnr  i i 
     
     ‘ H- Lflflfifl‘. W901”? 10“ "n base? Quarter-finals were neared in thei can iParshalii  -- -¥- — 7 i l ' i l 
     
     1 vhf ‘r- '. h] k K | k p . B ‘.   DODGERS AB It l! P0 A E C-Y.M.L. 8. Dodgers 5. merry singles division and will beIRe-coverv ch q iEWfln) ___ _ 2 4 2 Tim S. hr u 1G0 ‘J 2 
     
     n i [S5 lClOrhl. H!‘ mare, ll mUC , UWCI‘ r05“ ‘ _ . _ - 1 v '- , _ ..v_ _ ‘ ~ 
     
     i I _ I E- Gflilanir. if 4 2 1 0 0 0 t TTmD1f95—-‘\t W4‘- Dlail’. (360786 reached tomorrow night. Second‘ Benet. bg (Dougassi w. _ .._ 3 3 3 O f .\It(1 w. l 3 4 
     
     Ch“r|"tl°i"‘v“'   B. Blanchard. 2h 5 0 0 4 2 IWFMP-cis: e11 the base-s W- howl" round of the mixed doubles WHSiLBP Title. in.- wroriai W _ k 4 s 4  
     
     2, Guy Amp hay mare, Clover Guy, G90. A. Cailbeck, S. LeClair. Ks 3' 0 l 0 2 0 ‘and  T000035. completed with the four matches in The Volo. log tlllizzard» - ~- 1 2 7 l ° n 
     
     q 1-511;- T. Connors. ii 7t 0 t‘ 3 '1 1 ‘ Score by iruiinrrsr that division last night. ,P0pular iuti. ch h (Wlliiei _ 6 5 n 
     
     1 hl-lmmf: d!  h.‘ . “din , Bud Axworthv (‘e0 '*“'”“" iMCKiflnofl. 3b 4 l l o 2 z i 123 456 789 10-41 H F1 G. F. Hutchesoti, Charlottetown} Miss Elmivood. hiii iLacci-i -- 5 '1 ti 
     
     " 1.503‘ a! , ' “I g . L" ‘ ’ ' ' 133M911" "mi Siiiwifmrs “n?!” m‘ i T. COHYIOTS. lb ' 4 I 0 l0 O l ‘iCACM L. 010 (‘00 101 1——4 9 5 Tennis Club veteran, suffered slim-i Rockdaie. l\T(‘Fi'\\'_\'li, scratch-ed. 
     
     Nlacnowcll» §llmmer5lde- llililii fit Y1K‘ 011141 fliliiilmld 1:‘ m“ ‘IHQIIHOSQPY. c 3 0 l ll 3 3 Dodizers 020 oiti 000 1—4 6 7 inatlon from the singles last night. Tim . o ~ '1 o ~ 
     
     4, Jagkie V010, [my gelding, Pax Volo, “lzllington ‘Second tlflmi‘ 0i Q1011‘ ‘-“’Li?‘-':l““l‘______ __,__ ___ _ __ __  _____, v _________ ___________,, at the hands of Alf Doucette.‘ WW _____1 
     
     “icN-eiu‘ Charlottetown iseige? of tllie Cit’ biti.lia.lqnvea,sllilep. I. . ’ Scores were 6-4. 2-6, 6-4. | e s Doubles " 
     
     ‘ , " ‘ . .9 efl er H1 K‘ "'5 Ef~ ~ ‘  Jack Kenny. Holy Redeemer fav-‘ J. B l k K. 1-". kl‘  C‘. . . ' 
     
     5' narky kfllmucl" dark Sea‘ gelfhmz‘ Kaimuck‘ w‘ "i013 "N571 “'3” ‘might’ i" lemil“ I    s orite, advanced with a. victory overt F‘. l-Iuticllriligtlilnhv G.  ’ F01‘ i~\d(llldOll2ll SDOYt 
     
     B. “Onlellh, (itiatlottetown. in the Iillllllllif and it determination . . S. McNutt, 0-3. 6-3. i P. McQuiiid & V. McQuaid vs. A. q I, 
     
     e- Mill-v Killer's h" "We “dark- “'“'""‘ ti} .1‘.°‘i:..".1::..‘.?‘°“ “ "M  Mark In Winmn Swzm né"e“i’g““ “°‘°“‘°" *"~  “l  t‘ G"  ‘ °° a“ 8 
     
     Kcnyv Chafliiuetown‘ I Game- is scheduled for 5.30 with g |  doubios "sums 1-0110“ i 
     
     7. “VOYHLV BQlWIIT, DFLV Ilfildlllii- Al “Orthyv Alfred Nels WiliUO-k Collin? Tm» |“f" _ . _ ___________t M. Shaw and K. Franklin defen- ‘.44>¢Q4§OOQQ4+OOQo0§¢re1444§§444¢¢§4¢Q§¢¢4¢¢¢¢¢.¢44, 
     
     Webster. lilflfif- . , _ LAKEFRONT. Toronto, Sept. i-i i  4 Huimem“ "d L’ wflghh * Z < 
     
     S Starrett Volo brown stallion, Pax Volo, Geo. 0. _ _ (CP)—Frank Prit-charti oi Buflaloi " ' " ' I   ~ i 
     
     ' , ‘. - _ ~ - i I. Connors and E. Connors ele- v 
     
     Hankinson, Middleton. N. ‘S. Fifth (mine  ff   Qrtiitictiingti‘: Baseball RQSUItS 5mm, R Callaghan and Q Kenny, 3 1 
     
     Si. Guy Todd, hay stallion, Liover Guy, J. L. Read, H. R. ayo _ mm money of $2500‘ w a-os-s, 6-3. g Mount Stewart Le ion  . n 
     
     Borden. Series Tonight i Pritchard set a. new world's pIO- yyl-[QNAL LEAGUE HLGDmYX-‘i “g g~gfall°ii7dgi°gi§d g ~ g l I 
     
     __ . x. ‘I ,_ m d‘ 4 It“ »- . arre an . neau, -, - .‘ ‘ ._ 
     
     v “i A CLAQ D" ~inrn and Evcclsiors meet i irlsgsllilrlrqdisflhlicntiiin litiictiorhouisjitisgyilin l . no 000 m0 1 q 0 J‘ Ewing“ and P’ Imam defmmi" z     : 
     
     ENTRHZIB ‘N THE FOUR YE‘ R OLD ‘is illiTnfiaiclllllfi iii the fifth came of nlilltltes and nine seconds The old i g???‘ l 10mm 00X 3 9 2 i  ‘Btrlvlgall and R‘ Dufly‘ 6'4‘ 2'6‘! x ’ 7 a 
     
     n r _ ‘ ‘ ‘ 1 s urgi . ; _._ . 
     
     . . . their seven-name series to decide mark. 2:08.55, was set by Gianni i M‘ F, .1‘. ‘ Rois “d Lo CZ; T  _ _ ‘ 7 i, . _ _ v _ _ 
     
     l. Belfast, hay gelding, Great Britten, J. A. herr, ,h,,n,,,.;.,n_< at Italy ltctieetiier Soft- Gainbi of Italy when lie won tho.»wcalf,l_‘ifld"q.odd_ a i’ 0 ‘\I<-;T;‘SPM;:IEDI'LE N To deteimine the middleweight (lt.-WI ihs.) I 
     
     T N Q bail League Both teams are at C.N.E. cried 135i Yf-‘m- ‘P1 >1 d 1 1 . om 001 001 2 8 1 . " ' ' a champion (if the Island. ' 
     
     run). I i ' d \ 1h (‘ Vt‘ l1 e eiit deidlo kt d at two wins each Pritchard was f1!‘ ahead 0i’ i319 n n O P m‘ 1 0m om q m O D Mixed Doubles t ' 
     
     o ~ n n ' Bu xwor v . i. Y i‘ n’ ‘I ' ‘. ‘ § - _ _ ‘ .6 . Cincinnati oi . . Gordon K3 c‘. Roger. v.. J. M - _- ,. . , ' 
     
     "' Bud Auhho)‘ ha} Folding‘ i " ' and a real iiilili is expected to-t field as in. cros=ed the nut-ii linrfl, .wan,,,.§_ Rhodes and Atwood’ “Md & D Hog” Q l c : Entries nill he received up to . ‘|)l0lllllt‘l‘ lbth. ‘ 
     
     DAWSON hummerside. "nit Tin- niaieh Will pet. under He finished st.l'0ni!_,. climbing on . ; Q . . ' ‘ i , “id _ - . . . ’ 
     
     . . ‘ . (- . n .- t A u‘ m“ “' ._., ‘,1 l the finish float and 4mm" hmds f Gr-nno; Hiiiliiitlmvoith, Frey and p c. 013m“ a; My Doyic m A Hm - o .» ress ail entries and communications to the Presi- ' 
     
     i’ Bonnie Bniwn‘ dark bay’ "u" Ht 0m r “r my at "NO Hum n i with friends. s l g i i I"""‘l""di' ‘ m“ ‘i’ M‘ M M?"".1:‘~ i, t dent, Mount Stewart Branch (‘anadiiin Legion or I 
     
     i H‘ Roper’ (hmmuotowm . . T‘ T i NH" "mam - NW “Mk m] M0 020 7 12 1 c ‘VI Ali-m 3mg“! i z phone Mount. Stewart No l0 i I 
     
     . i- June Worthi- W """'°» A‘ ““""‘~"» ‘V°"""~"°" - Themieeloirimeer.keeper "P °‘i-li“£‘.1........ °£T..l.°i§l§i3°o§.ii§..;i " “Q‘““n-‘='Ft§’§r‘"“““' I : 
     
     i hlr-Neill, (Yhariottctoivn. _ R Stroke "I 54 1° the mmuie 81W)“, " _  .» ’ _ “our '~ ',. 9 Purse to the winner $50.00 with )l‘>'<ll\iiliil‘.< of o 
     
     - r ' . ihroughout the race took (.11.: 193d and Mantuso. C. Daiis. Lee. Hen s Sing] s ‘ i ‘ 
     
     i n. Leta Kalmuek, hay mare, Imimuek- B181!‘ Andlew mom“, mo, the '67 conmcmtorynhnin, noon, Bryant and 0pm, J. Coylevs. o. Chandler, z further ntatches. . 
     
     New Glasgow, “mach, H“ “.35 net-c, henna-L VB k] m0 J Cnn1pi:)l0“l?5&l73“b;inny vs I  z Notice of ticket sale will be advertiser] later. I 
     
     w ~ Priddj. rstc ti in , r00 xii a - » - a 
     
     '11-‘; TROT Gilliam!‘ 111 Sgflgnd b" ‘llinlagfigig iSt. Louis coo Berrigan nit I2. Cnailiflghan. owowrofrmo oqooo 0-044vooeooeee-oooooeooooeoeoooeoeo¢ 
     
     "" ' mum. Gama“ o1 sunburn one, Game called in fourth. i  - M. liti INN-Z. Jil-ii-LZ 
     
     i _ _ ‘followed and took $350, third prize Frankhouse and PhPIPS; Johnson  ' -- 
     
     ‘ 1. Lusty Frisco 2.07M, h.s., by San Francisco. owned mafia“ i ~ l land Davis. 
     
     hv C. H. (‘handler Charlottetown I’. E. . Priddy was _ 1d mnutes beh nd v _ 
     
     "- Helen D " till, h in bv Atlantic Express. owned I tug loud“ nmsllilfllg lgfffiizaigilithlld st Loiiizirlkwifinyio iiiihAgdIEa a l A  l‘ B 0Xitl Card 
     
     " ' "' _ ;‘ ’ _" - aieau was y s i ,. .. . . . -- 
     
     by Urban than. hiiseouehe, r. n. i. k d . “m... Washington 0.00m 207; 513 o 3 g 
     
     ii. (' i Lil, lLm. bv Justice BT00 owne r Nicholas Ostapyk of Ottawa took Hogsett, Caldwell and nHemsley; _ _ 
     
     i} ulvuct Bee - i ' i- P E ] i Jourth piflCt‘ 11ml $200 prize monigv. Whltehill and Millies. THF, AHSORRIXH 'l' H R i i. i. YHOi - 
     
     h) “on RIFNQHI’ Somhpoltfr _ ' l I . d h land John Cairo, Toronto. fifth iDJti-oit O00 400 000 4 4 l ‘ A N . 
     
     4- "fickle-st 109'» ll-fl- it." “ampmi- "M" -" i iwiunliii’. $100 aninnninnin om mo m1 1 2 2 suns ll.\\'l-‘. BEEN \\'.\l'l‘i.\G FOR. 
     
     hlvron hl(‘i\l'll1lll‘ Kenslflillim‘ P" B’ I’ 1 ' Qsiflihlk “'05 Olliy a. few yards i" . Rowe and Hayivorth; Bullock,‘ 
     
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     5. Harvest. Meiotiv llillit. ll-TIL. h)‘ Robert S. Ilergen, i front of Cairo who made n gall"? ‘Gumperl, Rhodes and Hayes. 
     
     owned h‘, “rink Reid q‘ John-Sh Nf|d_ . ‘effort ‘to overtake the Ottawan. icievciand poo 000 10o 1 '1 3 . 
     
     K ('1 t ' DC i) ll hi“ . bv l'lCOpi3-| owned DY ‘ wlnmm ‘Nolan i” Chain‘? Boston m0 400 00x 4 1 x iS_ROI'XDS_IR 
     
     I p: ' y n ‘u s ’ I ~ s l e ' a ' V " 
     
     Iip am one  . p p: I flnilhedrtslxthb- 5 "vars re me Hmder- Gaiehmm‘ “nd 0°03“ . lior Island Heawviveifiht iitie 
     
     . ohn lllurray, Clyde Rnet. - " ' i £11m R "l" "m?! "P 0" Grove and R. Ferrell. 
     
     I ifYIVMtIBBTlMY-l" m‘? léuiz-klgiie Wig)“ Chicago at New York-played 
     
     $50, ie same amoiiii pc e up y , _ i 
     
     “lives Siari PNImPHY at 2 Prm- i I i Richard Brown of Laureldnle. Pit. former (“to 
     
     1 lwho came from the stragglers to 
     
    
   
   
    
     INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE 
     
     take the last money plaoe. 
     
    
   
   
    
     ADMISSION 50c TO GRAND STAND AND ITLEACH- 
     
    
   
   
    
     GEORGE LESLIE    
     
     VS 
     
    
   
   
    
     rns NO ADMISSION MAIN GATE rant: cit-uni o-mbi. wine" 1w i-ee- fiiniiinnime 303113003? iii’ in . 
     
     ‘ *' ‘ ‘ ivent onlya mile and a hall’. l-le Anderson‘ Ewan‘ Memm and I 
     
    
   
   
    
     PARKING. ‘was hauled from chilly Lake On- 
     
    
   
   
    
     Winnei‘ Recent Hezieviveight Tournament, 
     
     tario while in second place behind 
     
    
   
   
    
     Gray; Pettlt, Delncruz, Vench, Kelly 
     
    
   
   
    
     James Evans 
     
    
   
   
    
     _ mid Hogan. Kensingtnn 
     
     This Association will not. he responsible for any Eflitifrlmgg~Ryiigctglillffhrlalfvlifpgziidfxf Rochasm- om mi om 3 '1 i 
     
     damage to owners, drivers. grooms, horses, or prop- ing the race as a cool evening T‘°'°“t° °“°°°" m” ‘ ‘° 2 J. JOHNSTONE vs. STAN BlGGAR-J-S Rounds. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Klelnke and Poland; Mooty, Ber- . 
     
     l_v and Straub. 
     
     Buffalo 
     
     Montreal 
     
    
   
   
    
     breeze sprang up and was 58 by the 
     
     time Pritchard finished. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Cubs Again 
     
    
   
   
    
     erty of horsemen racing in the above events. ffvm 
     
     any cause, or damage or injury to person 0i" lwlsml“ 
     
     on. before or during the progress of said meet. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Finalist and SemiFinalist in Recent Tournament. 
     
     DAN Nle(‘.OR'.\I.~\(‘. Souris vs. JACKIE SHAW, City 
     
     —4 Rounds. 
     
    
   
   
    
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     OTHER 
     
     IOUTS 
     
    
   
   
    
     Ash and -Grouse; Myllykungu, ' 
     
     Hensiek and Tate. ‘ 
     
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     LT.-COIi. D. A. MacKlNNON, D.S.O., 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     inning at Chicago today but that 
     
    
   
   
    
     baiting big guns. the former getting 
     
     a double and three slnizles, and the 
     
    
   
   
    
     President. , - . - _ - 
     
     L w ROULTER,  Before ,. nation ys. GALLANT-lt Rounds 
     
     socygtary, iCubs. the Giants are tissnred of at 
     
     n-p New Yorkers i "  its‘. "4" All 31 R°""°5--' 
     
     ’_ TC llfll .0 I 
     
     sit“  _. I    __ "W, ,  . , .. , h2g1; *i“'g;~;;i*,',‘,;~;, ““i:,,.';‘,"..;":“:.; notion» ATTENDANCE EXPECTED q ORE 
     
     Phii d i ni 4i i1‘- W . Thm-‘de-v- _ cm" vorR RTNGSIDE SEATS EARLY- AT WORTHY ‘s iinroxr - 
     
     Haw They Stand st. 10in]: R 4n n: 1.30 Tlliiliglugfldég. 33$ imrjtgtroo; Mel Ott. and Bill Terry were m. ' 
     
    
   
   
    
     m In by Guardian's 8pm“ ‘vim New YNQTIONAI. IL€‘.\G‘4: oi“ fifth inning was enoukh tor the New York mnnnirvr hanging out a   M      p: m 
     
     N Amparo/m LIIAGiUE s.  7,, -,. _-,n'~, galloping New York Gianlswshove doubie and a onnin to drive in three . y 9 ' 7 
     
    

    
     cw York ' L" -,-, four runs across, sew u a. 1-4 vlc- runs. - 
     
     Cleveland ti": g “gig giiiii,” 2:;  "will tory and take a commgridlng four- At. st. 1min tlie cnrdinals-Bi-ook- PRICES; $1.00, 75c, 60c. Tax Included. 
     
     Detroit on 62 .521 Cl tumh  name lead in the National League lyn Dodgers came was rained out 
     
     Chicago 8'1 62 hi9 B m “mm m 65 4P0 race. ~ after 3 1-2 liinities of Dilly multim- 
     
     wlmlinillon 67 62 hi!) ‘mun 5a “a I   As a result of taking ihree-out-o The Dodzcrs were leading 3-2 at i 
     
     ‘Iostcn " Bronkim M H 4m i (our tn the "crucial" series with the the time ["6506 
     
    

    
     a5 as .500 Philadelphia. 42 m ano | ' v