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ies Play.
mt' YORK, Sept. 23-Unless the ,
wig exponent of the strategic
nie of the home run. Babe Ruth.
ri muon improved health a week
mg, the Yankees likely will not
no, any advantage over the Chi-
no hubs insofar as the cleanllll
bios of their outfielders are con-
.med ln the forthooming bottle
_ the baseball championship of
gh wofid. ‘
it if: inie the Yankees, on paper.
low a heavier punch but this il
fistt by the fact Ruth has to con-
,md with s bigger “Tummy ache”
his all the rest of the outfielders
mbined.
the Babe is not in there next
lr doing something besides roar-
hr his defiance to the enemy. 0°
bly legs, the Cubs may pluck UP
ficient courage forthwith to
the Yankees all over Colonel
upperts expensive premises in the
nr, to say nothing of what may
pen when the Bruins have their
metown cheers to spur them Uli-
»'l'he only real difference between
and minus even a minor circuit
big league hockey a few years ago,
Y e smoothed over
process of the Cubs to alter Men
' John H. Gilbody of Boston. Mase.,
““”°““°°d ml “wht °h° Westem user Charlie Grimm* d°°l5l°“ W who is manager of the Boston
Canada league would operate again. mor to his --hi, ilooi-~ pitohorg in
_ the World Series. ' field Track, and has an intimate
A H" T°°m I‘°°p The Cub i1lll'li“8 "i“l“‘i'°"@ °f knowledge of race horses, was pres-
A°°°’dmg t° Keats' WM “ld Guy BUSH. Cllllflle R°°l- I-'°““i°`ent at Fredericton. His comments
th? leaslle was 8' certainty and that W8fH¢k9.‘9-ml PM M“l°n° W" °x" ‘on Heatherbell's performance were
3'-i°qu“° mmncm arrangements] Del-lied 5° lim? lf' th” “def very interesting. No doubt a great
hm W" mad? in ‘ll the cltlesi against the Yankees with the bur- rnony of the horsemen in ‘and
*Wm* s”"“°°°“' M°°°° J“" den or relief- lf nwewirv- flllllll around Boston will wish they had
Oda” ‘md Edm°m'°n will have m0ilil1' °l'l ill” 5h°“ld°" °f Y°“”3 bought I-Ieatherbell and given ,him
teams. It was ann un d th
° °° st' ‘me Bud Tinni!18- a good chance such as he is get-
Ganguism of Saskatoon would be Moiohe was oiigifod ai-oimd by
ting now.
ll* °h"S° °f ll- *frm 1” ill” Clilli Pittsburgh wednesday, but every
get I UOWPNIY Md hem °~"8°“:1P1rate- hit was music to Manager Mr; Giihooy thought that rno
ed to back the Moose Jaw club. I Gi-ih-im-o wo,-id gorigg oar, The Froe_ror_oiiorn were mighty good,
th” I-"°l’d T“"‘°"» We” "“°"” Altoona. Pu.. ilrenuln always hrs ssked about various horses thot
‘P°"t‘""‘“ °f c“i3°l`Y- W” behind been an in and outer with one oooid he brought down ro boot
3” ;“°"' “°’“ that “lil “nd *he good annie and then ll bed 011°- them he thought it would toke s
°° had °rii'°»nl-'red v- compo-ny so Grimm stacked his lost start mighiy good horse io wir, as he
i° 3"’ n“““°l°'1 °“PP°l'° W me with the bad collection and was who timing iho hoois honor ihon
E““‘°°"’“ “m°¥“ll°“- ~ happy about it. ` 201 and ss he ssld that is ste
- 1 P*
M523: u't;pp:r°ntiy' °nly °n° EXCCPU 10! 9- (CW il'mil'lE5. 30°* ping some over a half mile track.
was to be allowed a good rest be-
5-nd ill”-ll hinses en the entry from ,‘ foro his start in the bil 5h0W~ Considerable disappointment was
Regina. According to Kem. ar-. Bush and wsrneko were slated experienced by hors., owners who
rangement-B are 501118 H1946. but for their final tune-ups tomorrow ghippod to p-i-moi-ioioh ghd remain-
i sufficient financill-1 b8¢killB hi!! and Sunday in closing series against ed through the entire week woii-
oe two outfield groupe ie rePl'eeenil° not as yet been secured in that city cincinnati. ing for a start which did not mat-
bl;<i-Qle  :7‘l’;"°¥ft'u;’Lfs  fill' me °Pel°lli»i01'l 0! B team. Except for a possible relief role, or-ioiiz¢_ Oh Thursday the races
ld for me cum. The “numeral Wm - World Series 18-HS may n0t Bet B were postponed owing to the con-
wn "gum are _Ms M Rum md Pi” ll' Wm slimpse or the other Oub piieuerydltion of tho trsok, but last year
M for CWM' but that down* seven! Ed in action- Burleigh Grimes. a they were held over s trsek twioo
__-iii h alll!  _ CRL ljiillivlslilllsii
bl'
McGraw in 2.10 1-2, owned by H
ilsl   H 
imnialilitul roll lllll lllllll  
icls
' ___ the above mark in a good contest
with High Toby who finished at
l1yl6I'  Pzgggggg "s`en,`_`,§,;vQi§no,`,§ Bush; Roots Walrnekeihor wheel. 'rho track ond oondlt-
NOW A B major nun, for mm’ yn”    ions were very favorable that day
s ` ur. 1-loathe:-boil won the als 'rrot
  gellxfosgs- ih°e;°°tmi; wwlzxrwiz :F0   H and Pace the same day, defeating a.
_ h°°k ’ good field and taking a record of lile truck trottlg record. H 1 k-
.comers To Ser' ;‘;°"i'n‘;°;;‘;l’;‘;:f; ;’;“t‘;m‘;’¥h°"g;:` mg' - 2.11. on Friday Hestherbell ro-i e 0°
rl - -
‘pected by winning the 2.16 Trt
don (nuke) Keats, one of the onronoor own ,,_Noihihr huland Pm' bm nm no 1_1 °
greatest centre ice performers in nnnnonoo our-in' iho i-oioirotion
Horse Sale Company, and 'Dops-
' o. Jowett. sho took s record of,
2.14 in the Maritime bred stake at
_ . Charlottetown and reduced it to
ton certainly parte: th two good
ones which if he Q held on to
would have been vor a dozen or-
dinary horses, ast are of the
wear and tear vri y and nearly
all break into the nning column.
In the 2.14 Tut at Fredericton,
_ Abbo Worthy wo e first heat in
2.09 3-4. whichws believe is the
fastest heat hi hoo over ooehpoo
over 0. half ms track and equals
ed good for tb race but the next
heat Earl A ey. driving Peter po.
key carrie -‘bbc Worth" to the
quarter in hiny seconds then took
the lead Sed'up and coasted home
winnin ‘l3y¢a~\\ngth.
King Friioo 2.13, owned by W. B.
McArthur, Kensington, was a start-
er with the above bearcats in that
race and ottefi real well, being
separately ed one heat in 2.11
flat. In eating these horses he
was of co se olt of the class to
which he is eligible, which is we
believe _HL 2.19 class
Prof. S- A. Rockford was at Pred-
erlcton witl. his goodl little pacing
mare (Susie 3ell_ He was 'ni common
lvith_qui Hfew others, quite dis-
appointed i 'not getting a start
as the rare i which hc was entered
could not held on Saturday ow-
ing to tlieystorm.
Red lianifin, our popular friend
from the Eastern States, is win-
ning right along with Lilian 2.08
1-2, up through the smaller Maine
fairs. It it reported that “Eli” has
severed connections with Red’s
string and has returned to Ohio.
Darkey Gratten 2.02 1-4 and High
Toby 2.13 3-4. owned by H. T. Ful-
ton. will be starters `at St. Stephen
y. 1 no I monton boys, perform- victim of illness most of the sea- so deep in mud gs the one or Thurs. lhiil Week providing races fill- If
li the rea ry. ng for the last few years in the son and handicapped by it trouble- oi H d ihp gh i h i successful there it is likely that they
srltoiuc. Fmlsn california h ire ie - ` - ay' a “ Wwe" a 0 hed `
oc y ague and other some appendix right now. failed to the events until three o'olook the
Where Ruth has been laid up and minor professional hockey leagues, impress Grimm yesterday in the i, ig
will go through the larger Fairs
ithe names of most of the available
-players. Here they are:
Len Connolly, Jack Connolly, El- i
well 1lePage, George Ayers, Duke l
Dixon, Ebbie, Larter, Suds Mac- j
Lood, .look Forsythe, Bill Fltzger- '
aid, Art Woolner, Preston 1-lillier,
Neil Matheson, Stewart Maclrellan.
Bob Shaw, Harry Richardson, Gor-
don Darrach, Irvin McKee, Forbes
Kennedy, Wilf Maclsaac, Wallio
Scantlebury. Frank Lappin, Brick
Gormley, Hib Saunders, Hickey
Borden Cox, Will Henry, Cyril
Lei Mac ual Cliff Holma Joe
all is set for fast and exciting rac-
ing.
lit lutili: c lf C p
historic hills of Kanawaki.
..l“ltlQvi:. 3-_|_v ..i\
CIUIOUS O ll
At Stake Today
After a number of preliminary °"-"""-
PRUHUCKEYWILL- USE liowll iii: lilicilsr cil  --» F' 1° oirhc
rw b . ., r . y .ov ma is n e anadianWomen’s
appears e "ready to go" for the o o
“__ w M _r mdeégn-day-mug md M 7. Mn M ---or. no roms- of norm Open GolfChamp1onsh1p Named
appears ,to be about to materialize I ..--..._
into something tangible. Material | (Cl-ll-ldilll PING) i Milking thc rout of an imPOS-
should be available for two full I MONTREAL, Sept. 23 - The; ing list of foreign stars complete,
teams senior and intermediate, ,Duchess of Connaught golf cup,iMi.ss Kirkham today eliminated
Steps are being taken to provide ,emblematic of the Canadian wo-'Miss Bernice Wall, Oshkosh, Wis.,
transportation to practice for play- }men's open golf championship, re-|l 4 up and 2 to go, in the upper
ers who have to work till 5 p. m. Qturns to Canada tomorrow after a bracket semi final over the 16 hole
There but remains for the players five year sojourn in the Unit/ed route. In thc lower bracket, two
to turn out. States. The handsome trophy will stellar Canadians battled strenu-
Tho start of the big drive is ibe at stake whcn Miss Margery ously for thc right to meet Miss
scheduled for 3.30 this afternoon at LKlrkham, Forest Hills, and .vpsl Kirkham and after a tense match
Victoria Park. Two full teams are .chariies Eddie, lifeedale, Toronto, which went the full 18 holes, Mrs.
expected. clash in the as hole final for the Chas. S. Eddls defeated young Mill
The field committee has listed ranking Dominion title ,over the Doris Taylor of Kanawaki 2 up.
The A’s Clinch
Second Place
In American
(Canadian Press)
PHILALELPHIA, Sept. 23.--,The
Athletics clinched second place i
Nicholson, Glen Partridge, Tommy th Am r Le td b dxf
Tees, Huck o'Neil, .ice l-luntel-_ restmg °;o;;;mgt”(;“°8 30°: nf "ie
serie r H
Ryan Art Fraser 0 W Campbell 5 °pen°` W' simmons and
. . . - .
Kuhel hit homers in the slugfest
ty Q d. rl. _ ` `
Peters, Jim Mclnnis, Reg Mahar.
Jimmy Duffy, Elmer Rice, Harry were from all parts of the Marl-
Currie, Alf Doucettle. times and two were from western
Canada, being brought by Isaac
This will make a. great race and Chappelle, father of the famous
it will be very difficult to pick a ,Driver Chappelle now the terror of
winner. The slow class has a big _the Maine tracks. Jack Irving pi- h
field of horses evenly matched, so loted Dominion D. The first heatl
with' a good track and good day be was ninth, then won in straight i
heats taking a mark of 2.20 1-4.
In the same race meeting a Char-
Oh, for the good old days! Clip- iottetown boy dropped into the pool
ped from a Halifax exchange of room and commenced to buy tic-
September 21st "Twenty Years Ago kets on Kremnut who was owned
To-day." Kremnut won the un- by Mr. H. Acorn of Souris, None
finished 2.30 trot at the Exhibition of the other Island boys fancied
-races in 2.24 1-2. Baring won the him and tried to dissuade him from
i2.22 trot and pace in 2.18 3-4 and buying, but he stuck to his opin-
iBilly C. the free-for-all in 2.18 1-2. ion, getting Kremnut for small fig-
During the seven days meeting 1'l ures to win good amounts. The next
races were contested with 112 com- day the first heat Kremnut was
tit _ Th- 55 ontest- nowhere, then a new driver was
in Maine 'ind nrr intoV pe Urs pre were C
pst considerable of his muoh-need- it is understood have “C W°l1ld have been pretty good ‘ ° V °“ "m°"°' ‘ants in the events open only to trot- substituted and he went on and
h _ 1 h _, , . agreed to final agonist the Pirates. He was and the roses could hsvo been oo., New Hlmpehire and Muaruchus ‘ -
- - ' _ kBtili hddth ith tihth ts.
tdstrengt , Cuyer as come down line up with western promoters It thumped for nine hits and six ducted o oi h Ctr! ters Fran ou er ea e e Wm n ree 5 mg ea
, - r one ass ave been held - ' wi with $1,260;
the home stretch like a forest fire is said rnpst of these boys wil] be runs in five innings. Bob Smith over uni,-ii tho next ogy, list of money mem
fanned by a gale. The fleet Kiki out of work next winter 'and are
gave some encouragement by hold-
Guy Axworthy owned by the Wal
|John Irving of Cape Traverse, P. E. In Toronto recently a workmen
, ‘ ' _ _ e.5o diiddi _ h hdbeo mlyed forsev-
issbcen producing l-he his cleanup very willing to work for s smsu ing the Buss to three hits in four The sim., mimi. not null Form, Kehtuok is *I mo S B W” V E “ me W ° a " un-e p°
S W0u1d not V- “°W i tl l $400 . 1 months a d whose resources
ulloll Wl-'WH the Bfllinl needed it- sum. That being the case, the west- innings. As for the rest of the have been so apparent had not the “'°’ld'S greatest Sire Oi' 2-1° tml' m ums' mos y n purses em n
gihod such; poor silrtdvel' the`e!'D. h k
11° C6-ily M80' ¥l0i2hln8 in the Way of a. regarding the clever way in which th-V 2-09 °“i° °f Sink” 2-05 V4- Sei’ i “P E I h f th d t th aces hich were
not d‘sclose he has been hitting and the only hiBh expenses that World Series performance was ex- Fredericton r tr k dri Pfilill m*"k"d the lime lad P (Twenty Years Ago ' ' I m-ses or E By a e I W
lxvjrthe b‘g battle. Chapman and
ale hitter and Frank Dem-Ne.
loiiaiion reports about the bulls
ll
each team while
l ““ Ay" ° ’°° " ` Harold mod" Grant, Finley. Mo- 'rho Harvester <r‘oye>
M bein laced an wer Umm. Coy, MacDonald (Dalhousie life! Volunteer, bg (Clukey)
have been over 35 la rs out daily
pitched a. total of '11 victories
Neither drivers nor horses were
sho-A
was
een-
Lan-
Gratton was the favorite with the
ure being 159 As the youngest
U ,
;§l`li\e:ve°‘g£“io;; hmfraggsgs H a I l fax Opens hui-Q, and oohiihuod rhoihg_ Willys, Miss Mutch and Del Volo twfgirea lzroigilgf’ ;0;1;f°;e“°e be` There seemed any amount of money 213 1-2 2,17 Pace, Peter V. Dil-
,about equal for second chance; 5 Mk and in the room to back these horses. lon won, best time, 2.18. Oshawa,
lyrd and Myril Hong. The Cuba R ug Seas On 214 Minori; yum 5200 iFlo Abbe not considered at all. So ll running hor” track' The fmmer A local chap, it friend of mine, September 12th, 2.27 class, Bonnie
im Marvin audat, s useful port- _ little did Billy Hood, driver of F10 \;‘;‘;st1atfrl;’;;‘f1,r’;;“1os‘}:‘:“?;hc°‘;'$° picked up quite s few tickets on Betty, best time als 1-4. z.is class
. Abbe think of her chances that, ' Vesta Boy for one and two dollars. Baldwin won, best time 2.11 3-4.
oo-  -» is ln  ..*;‘.:‘;i?.f.“`§~ .Fizz .:;:.“:...“’s; “:i.°::.i. 2:3312:  _‘fl . ..  -. .-  -f  ::“:;°. “il”  °“ “ 2 "S  W-  --    _
bli from sacramento. staged at the Wanderers Grounds Jessie Napoleon’ onrn (Cio_ owner did he stari her. Getting How V; 3, *tuners up omgnuch and I received in trade a few of Baldwin referred to above is a
,Here are the comparative bil-H118 on saturday nrremoon when two key) _ _ _ _ _
 _ _ _ v _ 4 _ _ 4 4
H 2 3 2 away on. the outside she was han; ' tr Q; M eagyitmal 9200?; the Vesta Boy tickets. The first, three year old pacer who won one
Molds of the outfielders: mend teams from the' 'Wanderers Gordon Cameron’ b g brought back foul-th horse at the H fpwndalys sto  Texin 31 Ytm k heat Frank Patch outbrushed Ban- hcat in the three thousand dollar
CHICAGO CUBS squad, Wm Mme rot cn”rty_ The ,(Hughes) 3 3 3 three-quarter pole, tllen Judi- Sim-i ' ‘ D g n C ner B. easily and the next heat led purse stake at the Canadian Nllt-
G AB R H P0 wmdnou were M I enum? Trme__n 11%  (no, ply sailed around the iieifi Winning in wndmon for harness “cms” from thc start to finish, winning ional Exhibition early in Septem-
Rcphcnsori . . 144 574 86 18'! 3% e ' '
. _ by li length and B iw VCYY 00m' _ handiiy in 2.13 1-4. Vesta Boy was ber, In the above race he met a
lfliore .. .. . 116 426 58 130 .304 mm hat year' and with t'w° exiep track recorm' fortably in 2.ll".".$- e lleliii lledl- Gemng oiled up for Montague nowhere and Frank Patch was con- clasy field of horses including Grat- l
,omer - 105 m 55 m ms tions. all tho champions will akt, ,bil _ notes. l-lush sto d th thi d '
.- .. .. »
nm ‘long with new sm" rrorn 225 Mhrod. Por” $150 she was not even drive in "-11 H r, k t ppe 6 r ceded the race as a wnlk-over. Ves- tan Bars, Jr., Margaret Breweni
oust.. .. .. as 0214 20144 ' ‘ ’ ’“’~`°" '
d thi el'Sli1 in f0l'm'? Wm ou at Charlottetown ta was a funny old bird and would Marion Harvester, Pearl Grattan.
mlb l d wi in hockey . Wh" °““°° . , .
Dvmaree , _ , 20 49 3 11 .224 t“m°u°° ‘n °v" es Calumet Ummm cha’ by Biiiy Hoodggyi was putting n ?;;c;V?:";§;i;:' s:;iin°ve;'h‘; gem; not exert himself unless he got etc. He looks like Pirelli l`l0rS’-’-
New rom: Ysmcabs ,nn‘nm,° mmm, the mn" or oem, me Brewer. (onnrey, I 1 1 good thiolcpiefe I leather under mdv to me' u to as rem; of out in front rind os he had drawn
G AB R H Poirugby who officially retired last»Jennie McKinney, bg (Mich- °"°h °f her mn ham so that she 210`made at lillontague August mth position' Danny Steele try as M the Detroit State Fair Sep-
illlili ._ ._ ,. 128 448 117 154 -343 year 'arter twenty Wm ormiayrng’ and) _ _ _ _ ‘ _ V _ _
 _ _ _ ' _ _
__ 3.3 3 ,broke over mffeiedeilv- Ibm This it Wm be x_e;mmbered he would could not get him up. In tcmbcr 10th, the  proc rica; wron
log __ ._ ._ 42 sa 1'! 18 $46 ’ ' , nr be on P A rr b rn (Roonoy) 243-- 1 --- ' the third host Frank Patch was by Guy Briton. s me _ -
Coombs .. .... 139 512 140186 .325 :gy t;E;epat:‘;t gswm pl” thgi rfamiarmzie 'ost (Nelson)  4 3 4 Bonnie M. 202 1-4 owned by is " "cw "ack r""°rd 1°' M°"°“g“°‘ leading tuming into the home (mile track). Guy Briton is a son
Ulilliman .. .. 147 564 99 171 .803 ye". It rn .I went io woceh him ini Time-2.22%, 2.22, 2.2215. George  Wed. Fort Fairfield, *___ stretch, Banner B, secondi, Spooney of Great Briton 2.02 1-2, deceased
Utd .. .. .. 99 209 45 D9 .282 .cum , Moimnr ftelggraciim Wi’ W°“d9l’f“l The track trotting record iii Mon- Boy third and Vests Boy several stallion owned by the Nova Scotia
-'~~ thu ee for All at Fred- io oo i hold  ch- th i Diiio lengths bark and apparently hope- Govomment_
my 'rm 2.10 claw Pune $200 “em ll S ~S “ “
GOOD BULLS SUPPLIED M B S ' 'eric .selfldnber 16th broke down and was made in 1931 in lcssl out of it. Then Dlmny Steele ---'--
_ a race Y
 is what T mlgmageof 2' Tin!! Herman. George Hamilton. Cornet Harvester, bl. by be in 8° third heat and it is with Frank J- orwmn' It is 2'” pulled the strings and Oh’ Boy' i A winner at me same mee mceb
h r `
3" N3 Ming days are over. 3_4, The hoxi hogi miie ii-oiiod how that old war horse tore through ing was Miss Bclwin's Boy, owned
 1 "ed to I ,ovor Mohiiigue irgok io Goirioolg Ithel stretch! In trventy years ex- Enid cllvrvrg Clfizrwn lrfcnt
, Petepxfihty re e as w i'i- '2.13 3-4 a f _ 3 3-4 pci' ence o racing never saw any- ron 0 ic .
tiiihr mg ;on_ Mn woirfo Buii ifull-back for the Pllt three Years). Jack Obiamonfis, bg (C. 2 8 2 3 mn' Wa" Trot from Abbe won ,August 1  lnyegfliease 21 , thing like it' He mommy mowed
inning n°ncy:___,,Amnm_ renrnro Devil Piers, Kenzie McNeill, Brel., 1-lugrhes)  my ad] others at Fredericton' in ` __ _ _ ‘ r
iiihcnmstock Improvement Won, shields, Frankie .Lavigne (B *ll-Bien” ° d “W ' _' ’“ 3 2 4 4-W oi.-he reduoed his record to lvlohtsgue hold their mr, ihig Elo the good. "rho next two hosts hold s.~ptombrr13th_ l-ith ond isth
_yiihh nn! been runny “hon oo, Young, three Upper Cana/:lla stars. (Michau l  _ _
. _' le and he lvilnrssod solrlv exceptionally good
Then ,r,rme_o_ro% no H5” no 2,  was bred by Hedley T. Fill afternoon and some great exhib Old Vesta BOY hlid the D0 i
yihiiro or by one brood," in p_ and many others will play- » . - _
them down :ind finished 0. ncck
oc ey pmmoten Wm it is rt hi t H in I dm th I t h _ tl d hi M. had reached a very low ebb, decid-
' P c ng 5°' ' cu 5 e my °°“sider”‘bl° publicity bee” givim ers' “mg rece” y secure S In the same column‘of Thurs- ed that he would spend two dol-
si two or three mcni-he of me lllrlnieed. have a. better chance to left hander on the team Jakie through the press of the Maritim 15001 2-lil l’?l”f°l'lll€r ‘ll 5@li<HW0r- » h i i iki hi ti h i
n that his present nvorogo operate then, “mms eco mi ' 95 day evenings Halifax exc ange ars rlpc nga com na on c occ
uve ec was cd up ' Y- e' won slain st the Hsiifsx Exhibit- being he-ld there. 1-lo won $3,217.50.
llover .300 for the last six weeks. are expected will be entailed with pected. with gasoline, etc. That was good ler the Great (dec/.,-used) was the ,ron "ces, cape Brenm $1190, New Imagine now one rnnniy ron when
Taking these facts into oonsidera- the travelling of the teams. Thus, Grimm will depend almost publicity but no effort was made l”el'l°‘~15 h°lfl@" °f Sreaiesi rlllrrl- Brunswick sooo iho hows wo, i,i»oi¢¢h_
eo, plus cuylors for superior de- ~It is possible there will be two- entirely on the quartotte that to put it into prsetloe this yosr. br’ Of 2-lf? r°°°rfl ir°ll°rS» his fig- '
imsive skill and bass running day stands of r
_ . I ' Apropos of the above race moot- Ontario horses are tough, they
ity, the cub; figure to concede travelling. llgdlllsli 43 def”-i5 in the rush W Afilel' 9-ll YOU have i° hand ii f/-' foals of Peter the Great are now inn. the writer well remembers it start racing them there January
is or nothing to their Aln¢1‘l°°»r1 *___ the National League pennant ahsrloii.-to f six years old th is ’ '
' “ W” °" ple”"mg the em not much It was an historic session full of lst on the im: and but for a brief
me mmm in tm oumeld I 1" h°r°em°" Did 7°” W" km” ° likelihood of his increasing his “st st( ring incidents For instance let up in Februarv March and Ap
hear tell of a ear in whi - Vefl' Ereatl On i
F ' 4 ` . ' ‘ . ” -._ ` ` ` < i ' I ..
_ i _ . _ _ _ _ .
The veteran Riggs Stephenson is R A I N A G A I N y oh oi, y. he other hand there was E Free rm, An in which ni they continue right or, -_iniii
llnurh more dli'l8¢1`0U5»_°°“5i5i'°nt , solute faith has not been kept With (_:'“y Axwmthy has H' great many memory recalls Frank Patch 2.13 January ist .next year, Bei-tha
iillfr ihlm Ben Chapman' me Yan' Bad  I  In H1956 Wh” Came hf`>l`e7 Ni’ “Ce has mngmg fmm tW° years up and it 1 4 Banner B 209 1-4 Spooney Patch 208 3 4 is an example She
' loft fielder, who will menace is not im 0 '
_ . o- ever been declared off but every- P Ssibie that he Wi" elm' Bb 2,121.4 vostshpo 205 1-4 she, raced st the christmas and New
opp°Slll°l\ Wh” h° °°“ d° his  U I N S M E E T U fl l fy C108 Ing' thing on the program os advertised Wally Pill 20° ln the - ~ ~
210 list poailbly others. Bansher B. was Years ice races, Toronto and since
d stu" °n tm hues' 'nm Ken' _ has bee” ‘\`"`ied °“l‘ W the 1°ii'*“'» brought down from the eastem has has won sixteen races on clay
ky' Earl mmm' has the hmm! UNITY, Me., Sept. 23-The track AS li result We get m0l'f' h0l'SeS ' "' ' - states to take Frank Patch's scalp without a single defeat. `
lift °“ his l’°“°“f“l °°"”"°”°’d fi' 31'- SFEPHEN. N- B-. Sept- 23- record of 2.13 was broken in all here than any track in thc Mud- ` Tm "ms at L°"“"gi°""" "' “""’k snd ineldehtslly to gather up s lot Following sro some results of roo-
“li ‘mm Francis Mm" °f the (BV The Camdilui Pfessl'-H99-VY phi-oo heoig of iho 2,14 oioos iii, the times. ,are being held' on the running horse of Halifax money which they were ill in Ontario. Kin sto Septem-
l“h°' but here “gum speed and de' “im f°m°d ih° °“n°°il°il°“ ll"°`closlng day's racing of the Unity  sure would be bet on Frank. Pool ber 13th, 2.16 class, John D. won
ill-lil* llblllll' il ° f“°i°" in ‘°"°" Willy Bl the Sl- Stephen exhibl- Fair, In a spill in the 2.19 class, The 2-18 Trot and Psce.on Frxdnl' _“"5 h°"° ""°““d" Las” ml ‘"` selling the night before was very best time 2.121-2. 2.21 olsss xsth-
ilths younger plllver- tion.'which closed tonight, oi the comer H,,r,.,,s,,,r_ driveh by pore, at Fredericton in which tho will,v.- ie’ the “°'“‘ ‘l me ”°°k Pia” “’h""‘ brisk. Most of the pools nm from erlrio crsttsn won best time 2.13
_ Two NEWUOMERB l'l°rl° “NS Deliiponed from yes- ioii and ,look o' Diamonds, driven 2.13, Miss Mutch 2.10 1-4, Del Volo burned the gmldstand and this sixty to eighty dollars with Banner 1-2. Peterboro, september 15th.
Wh Club thus has i'W° wma tcrday on account of unfavorable hy Cori Hughes, of Bangor, woiii; 2.10, Flo Abbe 2.12 1-2,Beeton Grat- has mt since been rebuilt' Cm" B. and Frank Patch about thirty- 2.18 class, 'Margaret Brewer won,
Hits veierlille Bild 131° n°W°°m‘°" weather. over nirn' throwing Hughes and tan 2.10 and Great Storm took part s°qu°‘;u'Vkt'h° change to the mn' five dollars apiece. Spooney Boy b‘~‘5i time 3-12 3-5- 3-28 C1955 Ph“°°
racing around the track twice. resulted in B big “P“i~ B°"i°“ nets me ' ' three und Veellu B01' tW°. the Hillel- W°ll» bw? "lille 2~‘°~ °’“““» Fl"
ooie will have their first ts-sic Oi
ler pools in about that iwopovrtion for All, Goldie Uncn won, best time
track instead of the regular trot- g g n'
London Ontario woairm fai"
mer of Dsrkey Gratten and ltlons of speed will be given provid knew it and they never got near llor=c racing with grunt crowds
. is the Boi] Loohihg Policy, _ P _Ye 'fhoi-ooo ihoi, mood ho;-9, and ing oohdiiinhg are hom- right, 1;; lhiln. That night my friend collect- 'turning out to soc them. The 2.1-i
“nee this policy cams into foreo W l>r°¢ll°° f°r ll” Wi ““'°° "°°k" Exmm or mm” PULP “-1 is  own brother of Gwendolyn `tho Free-for-All will be Hush 210 od about ssoo for a very small ex- 'lpucc was won by M°Klnn°v lllr
:frills over a year asc. there il" °“" “:Y#°°`::"' °”“'“‘;“ :lg in SCREENINGS " Aubry 2.00 who has won several volo also 2.04, l-festherbell 2.10 1-alpendlturc. vc-alll Boy "as owned Grcul- bcsl llmc 2-09 1-2- This lo
` Placed in <llff°r°n¢ °°°il°'“ °f W" ""5 h mm °“ ' . "ind rocetin M i this d r -il. k Li d 2.12 Bill o 2.10 3-4, in summorside_ s very fist horse huts very bod oo-
iil Island some twenty-mr” AW' mumps’ md Jmmy mum' “A Tmrexporrt 13,5 :c;°dr°r§i\;?rfo`or_ llcef her aiuxard. Sylfgrwzixi algo nil; vGri:|n:l,mn. llerolln otxleiis outfit -i tor. Tile 2.28 price was won by
mrebulls. After a careful i!\-479°' the bw’ B" in 3”" shwpenetlixi iggeegwggsunoomsarld with "om `d by Hedley Fulton. It will befomc 2.10 miles or better should Another big cleanup at the snrrvt ,Mac Gmttnri, best time 2.14 1-2.
°f lhcse bulls and` a Derulll ill” °*l’°°° i° i"""° ““ °"°" ° ' ' ' i th t d b th b k- Tl 2.24 by Uhio Mold bose
‘mm breedm I lm mu mm rum than lm en The pnworr own in Juiy_ The voioo of ii emembered that Gwendolyn racednrslllt. In the 2.10 Trot Peter meet nlr was li md 0 5' 0 IC ll' PMC \ fl
3' y y - herc as a three year old lit the Old 'Dnlvrs 212 Frank J Ortolan 213 ers of Dominion D., who started in time 2.11 1-2. The Free for All
llltcd that a' great improvement and coaches arc to be thanked for August shipments was $1,480 ‘ ‘ ' ' ` ` _ . h ti' 2.11 1-2,
illlie live stock in thelo dilmetl Uiferlnl thi! game to charity md Unigod Stage, iooig 531310 ow; iffome Week races some years age Golden 2.12, King Frisco 2.13 and a field of ten in the 2.19 pace. Ev by .loan Gratten. cs -nic
Bi Bri .best
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Th ree Canadians
Still In Running
MONTREAL, Sept. 23-Hopes for
a. Canadian victory soared at Kana-
waki Golf Club today as threo of
The Dominlon's players marched
ilnto the semi-finals of the Can-
‘adian womens golf tournament.
with them is one United States
player.
To the astonishment of a large
gallery, Miss Margery Kirkham,
Forest liills, Montreal, eliminated
i Miss Fril.zi Stlfcl, dangerous Wheel-
i illg, Va., contender. A few minutes
Slater, Mrs. Charles E. Eddis, of
Rosedale, 'l'-ul-onto, scored a sensa-
tional 3 :ind 2 victory over thc
liiglliy-l‘cgni‘<ioli Buffalo, N. Y.,
contender, .\ii\s Peggy Watties. Tl-ie
advancing Cllliatiinlls were joined
by Miss Doris Taylor, of Kanawakl,
who scored cnriiy' over her local
i rival, Miss Lucille Rollzind of Laval.
The _semi-final quart/:tte was
completed in the startling manner
typical of the days happenings
wheli Miss l`ierriic»\ \\'ali, the crack
Oshkosh, Wls., player, driorlieri Mrs.
Alex. Gold of Beficrillsiivid. Eng-
land, 2 up. The stylish English wo-
man, who won lbc qualifying :ned-
al on Monday Look a four-lioi-2 lead
ovcr Miss Wall at ihe turn of their
18-hole match, but then fell back
before as brilliant it series nf golf
shots as the historic Kanawaki
fairways have witnf-sshd in years.
Miss Wall squared the match at
the 16th by scoring an eagle to
beat. a birdie, broke Mrs. Gold'l
fighting sprit and took the next
two holes to win two up.
HENRY LYTTON T0
RETIRE THIS YEAI
LONDON, Sept. 21.-(Special to
Guardian;-Canadian lovers of Gil-
bert und Sullivan, especially those
who chcrishmemories of the old-
time Savoyard artists will regret to
learn that Sir Henry Lytton il
about io lllflkc his farewell as an
actor. l-lc will appear in many of
his famous roles during the Gilbert
and Sullivan autumn season at the
Savoy Theatre, which opens on
September 26, and at the conclu-
sion of the series Sir Henry intends
to retire from thc stage. It is re-
ported tlmt lic will liiaiiitairi A
close connection with things theat-
rical, more especially by way oi’ aa-
sisting amateur productions. He
may take a hand in production and.
it' is whispered, lnriy pci-liaps make
`s irisl of the fum side of enter-
tainment.
I
Sir Henry is 65 years of age and
made his first appearance on the
stage 48 yrlirs algo.
There is litllr- dollbi. but that the
tragic donill of Miss Bertha Lewil
in ali nillomobilc accident some
time ago wliilc in conlpany with
Sli' }lrlll‘j,' li.l.f. ltcizl something io do
wiill his rivcisloli to leave tho stage
upon lvliicll lic had trillniiilled sn
nlall_v times.
‘"1 took a long walk yesterday!
said thc bore.
“Take another, old man, said
his hcsi. "lt will do us both good!
time 2.12 1-2. The 2.20 Trot by
Freddy Ingara, best time 2.13 1-2
We note that a. protest was pd
in against Bingrn Worthy winnel
of thc 2.30 pace on the grounfl
that hc as a iroiirr previously won
considvrnbln money and was there-
fore riot eligible. This seems to bl
it ronl luck of knowledge of the
rules, hs .1 ilorso wlloli changed in
gait r~lilf~l‘<~fl in ll straight clad!
<‘itlif-r troiailiir or pfirillg, starts as
n green lifilisr. but not so in it mix-
od class, Ili mixed rlasseis he mud
bo eligible nl both gulls,
Chirlrs P. Barrel of Pari
Hill, Ontario. former owner of Grat-
ten Roynl 2.06 1-4. now df-ceased
is offorinl: for solo in tlic Canad-
inn Sportsman. several young speed-
crs, which from wading the ad-
v<‘rli.scll~.oni we would say lirc wim-
derful prospects.
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