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Run Deficit

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Draw Game With Abbies

The R. C. A. F. Royals fought back from a fiverun deficit at the Port Diamond. Summerslde. yesterday and managed to draw up even with five runs in the sixth inning against the Chat- lottetown Abbies. The remaining

, . three frames were scoreless and -. the game ended as a 6-6 stale- -” mate. 2 ' Bob Barlow went the route for the Airmen and the big left hand- er allowed nine hits, striking out only four and issuing a single free ticket. Charlie Ryan pitched su- perbly for five innings, allowing only three hits up to that time. but the Royals ganged up on him in the sixth, belting him out with five safe bingles. Donnie Mac- Lean came in to relieve with the 3 score 6 to 5, and although the 1 tying run did get batted across . against this pitching, he did a cap- able firemen's job nevertheless. striking out two batters after Barlow had driven in the tying counter. Just one other hit was collected off his slants in the next three innings.

Box Score Abegwoits ........ AB R 11 PO A E, L. Henncssey 2h 5 0 0 4 1 0 P, Murphy lf 5 1 2 1 0 O Ryan.p&1b..51114O Matheson. cf . 5 2 3 1 1 0 , Perry c . .. . 4 1 1 10 2 0 MacLean. lb, p . 3 l 1 4 0 0 . 0 1 2 2 1 0 0 2 0 1 0 0 1 O 0 . O 0 1 0 0 6 9 27 10 2 9th.

. AB R H PO A E . 2 1 1 2 0 0 4 1 1 1 0 1 4 1 2 3 0 1 . 5 0 2 0 1 0 Carson. c .. 3 0 0 6 0 1 L Mc-Culloch. 3b 5 0 0 4 2 1 , . Phllli-ps. 1b 4 2 2 10 0 0 i .1 Murphy 2b . 0 0 0 0 1 0 Naugler if 4 0 0 0 0 1 "Richard. 2h 4 1 1 1 4 1 Totals .. . 35 S 9 2'7 8 6

"-Replaced Murphy in 2nd.

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Runs batted in. Mathcson 3.

Perry. Stanley. Cox, Barlow. Hulme. 2. Foy: doubles. Matheson. Cox, trlples.'Phll1ips; home run, Math- eson; stolen bases. G. Flynn. Stanley. Cox 2: hits off Ryan. 8 in 5 1-3 innings. off MacLean. 2 in 3 2-3 innings. off Barlow 9 in 9 innings: struck out. by Barlow 4, by Ryan 5. by MacLean 6: bases on balls, off Barlow 1. off Ryan 8. off MacLean 1; hit by pitcher, by Barlow (Stanley); double plays, Matheson to Mac- Lean. Richard to Hulme: left 0" bases. Abbie: 8. R.C.A.F. 9: Earnifd runs, Abbies 3. R.C.A.F. 5. Umpires, plate. Goss: Oliver and Newcome.

Opening Swimming Classes Evidence Keen lnieresi '

, ,Mr, Walton K. Sharpe began a class for advanced swimmers yes- terday afternoon at one 0'Cl0I?k- Keen interest was evidenced by the participants. Mr. Sharpe is enthusiastic about coaching com- pctitors for the Y's Ments Queen'- County swim meet which will be held on August 5.

An extra float and a diving (board will be placed at Brighton within a few days.

Mr. Sharpe claims that about three weks training is necessary to get swimmers into condition for competition. He will be on hand today again at 1 pm at Brighton Beach. Red Cross bath house.

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island league Bailing Averages

The following are the .300 hit- ters of the Prince Edward island Physical Fitness Baseball League. according to unofficial averages:

AB ii Pct. Bovlon. R. c. A. r .. . 9 4 .444 J. Grady. C 8: B . . 18 7 .389 Sheppard. Falcons 16 6 .375 V. Larter, Falcons .. . 8 3 .375 P. Schurman. C 6: B . 8 3 .375 FFBHCGS. R. C. A. F. 14 6 .357 Whitlock. Falcons . . 23 8 .343 Landry. C & B . 23 8 .348 Richards, 17.. C. A. F. 26 9 .343 Timmlns. C dz B 21 7 .333 Mccallum, Falcons .. 12 '4 .333 Hulme, R. C. A. 1". 26 8 .308 Gallant, C as B 13 4 .308

Baseball Results

(By The Canadian Fri) NATIONAL LEAGUE

First Game: Philadelphia. 000 100 000 02-6 10 1 Pittsburgh . 001 000 000 01-2 9 1 (11 innings) Simmons. Konsianiy (11) and

.Seminick; Werle and McCullough.

Second Game: Philadelphia 200000 000-2 5 1 Pittsburgh 010 102 00x-4 10 1 Meyer, Konstanly (8) and Lo- pata; McDonald and Mueller. Boston .. 000 011 100- 3 11 1 Chicago . 110 024 12x-11 I4 1 Chipman, Roy (7), Antonelli (8) & Crandall; Klippstein 8: Owen. First Game: New York .. 100000003-411 1 St. Louis 063 600 12x-18 17 l Jansen. 1-iartung (4) and West- rum. Calderone (5); Lanier. Dusak (8) and Rice. Second Game New York St. Louis

010 002 000- 3 6 0 060 220 00x-10 13 0

Jones. Hansen (2) Kramer (8) and Wcstrum, Calderone (B); Brechoen and Rice.

AMERICAN LEAGUE

Detroit . . . . .. 002 010 033-9 12 0 Boston 000 010 022-5 12 1

Trout. Hutchinson (B), White (9) 8.: Robinson; Nixon. Mueller

(8). Littlcfleld (9) 8: Tebbeits. First Game: St. Louis .. 000000010-1 2 4 New York 001 044 52x-16 21 0 Widmar, Pillette 6). Bruner (7). Overmire (7) 8: Moss: Lopat & Berra, Silvera (9). Second Game: St. Louis ....100('i1l000-3 6 0 New York 02.000011x-4 9 1 Garver & Loliar; Sanford. Ost- rowski (6), Ferrick (8) 8: Berra.

Cleveland 000 000 220-4 6 0

Philadelphia 000 000 000-0 4 i Feller and llegan: Fowler,

Scheib and Guerra.

Chicago . 200 010 100 0-4 9 1

Washington 000 002 200 1-5 11 2

Gui.-npert, Judson (6) 1-Iaefner (7) Holcombe (8) Scarborough (9) and Niarhos; Pearce. singleton (7) Harris (81 and Guerra. INTERNATIONAL

100 000 020-39 1 Rochester . .. 000 031 olx-5 5 0

Robertson. Peterson (7) Brlttin

(8) and Plumbo; Wild, Wlttig (8)

Toronto

and Wilber. Baltimore . .. 210 301 100-8 7 0 Jersey City 000 100 000-1 4 0

Post and Kluttz; Bowman. Fox (8) and Yvars. Montreal . 100 301 021-8 15 2 Buffalo .. 000 010 001-2 4 1

King and Atwell; sllverman, Carrasquei (6) and Tabacheck. Springfield .. 000 001 004-6 '1 5 Syracuse ....oo21ooooo--351

Idhe. Costello (8) Jacobs (8) and Burgess; Prondergast and Hay- worth.

Dauihuille Wins Monireal Boui

MONTREAL. July 19 -- (CP) - Blonde Laurent Dauthullle of France tonight emerged as a strong possibility to meet cham- pion Jake 1..aMotta for the world's middleweight crown when he chill- ed Tuzo Portuguez of Costa Rica at. 1:08 of the third round of their 10-heat battle at Montreal's base- ball stadium.

Dauthuille weighed 158 1-2, Portuguez 161. The latter was 2 1-:

pounds over the middleweight limit. Dauthuille, 26. started at A slow

pace but suddenly opened up with a barrage of rights and left: in the third round.

Portuguez hit the canvas for an eight-count. after taking a right- hand punch. He was unable to weather DIuthuille's next storm.

The quick and was a surprise to the estimated 10.000 .. sons in the stands who were settling down for a long-drawn-out battle.

There wls little to choose in the first two rounds. I

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falls to happen. In in Is- land Physical Fitness Baseball League competition. there hasn't been a tie game. and then, presto. there are two of them in one day. But it is a good sign. it means that the competition is get- ting really keen, and that is what both players and fans like to see. particularly the latter. 0 0 I 0

It never nearly five weeks of play

In the first game of a double- header between Falcons and Cur- ran and Briggs at Memorial Field, the latter took a close 4-3 dc- cision from the Falcons, but it was an even closer battle in the second game. with the teams dead- locked at five runs apiece when darkness closed down the game at the end of seven innings of play. That vvas.ih.e first one. .

The second was witnessed at Summcrside airport when R. C, A, F. Royals came up with a big five- run rally in the sith inning to turn a 6-1 game for Abbles into a 6-6 deadlock at the end of that time. Although waging a bitter battle for the remaining three innings. neither team could push across the winning run for a clean victory.

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The overall results. however. still leaves the C. and B. nine from the Western Capital in nos- session of the league leadership with eight wins, one 11355 and n tie, Falcons second with five wins. three losses and a tie. Abhies third with two wins. five losses and a tie. and Royals in the cellarl wltin one victory. seven losses and a te.

Two local boxers. Harry Poul- ion, island welterweight champ- ion, and Carl "Beau Jack" Mac- Donald. who have been getting in a lot of bouts of late both locally and on the mainland, and winning their share of victories too, will both appear on mainland fight cards within the next week. Both boys will take part on the Roger Whynotf-Arnold Fleiger card at Sprinshlll. N.S.. this Saturday

night and will fight again on a card next Wednesday at Saint John. N. B.

O 0 Poulton will meet Austin Brown of Joggins. N. S.. as the semi-final attraction on Saturday night while Beau Jack will swap punches with

Bobby Nixon oi Amherst in the leading preliminary event. The latter bout. should be a keen

match. both boys having fought to a draw decision just about a week ago at Springhlll. Poulton's op- ponent. Brown, is also an aggres- sive Maritime middleweight and ought .10 make a good match for the local champ. In the Saint John bout next week. Poulton will also be featured in the semi-final go against Howard Leslie of thatclty. while Beau Jack's opponent has not been named as yet. 0 O C

What happens when an infielder juggles the ball on a touch play? Here is the situation and answer as Billy Evans sees it in his "Knotty Problems of Baseball." "There was a runner on first base. On the first pitch he attempted a theft of second. Despite the fact that the runner. a fast man. got a running lead, a perfect throw by the catcher appeared to have him out at second by a comfortable

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"In receiving the throw from the catcher. the second baseman touched the runner out by at least a foot as he slid into second. Contact with the runner was such that it caused the infielder to jug- gle the ball as he made the touch. While the juggling act was going on. the runner reached second base. The umpire first ruled the runner out, then suddenly revers- ed himself. calling the runner safe. He heldgto the dual decision-cafe. was the runner out or safe?

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"The umpire's final ruling-safe -wu correct. Had the second baseman not juggled the ball. the first decision of "out" would have been correct. However, when the player juggled the ball after the touch, he voided the original rul- ing. unleu able to again touch the runner with the ball before he reached the bus. in all touch pllyl, the ball must be firmly held by the fielder after touching the runner. The ball cannot be ing- gled on touch playo. even if the milder ultimately . . ' poms- aion of the ball and prevents same from dropping to the ground."

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The Curran and Briggs baseball team last. night came from behind twice in a. doubleheader with the Falcons to gain a win and a tie to solidify their first place position in the Island Baseball League. The score for the first game was 4-3 and the second was a 5-all tie. Both games were played on the Memorial Field diamond before small crowds. .

In the first game the starting pitchers were Bob st. Pierre and Jack "Lefty" MacAleer. Pierre was relieved in the eighth inning by Alan Stewart who received credit for the win.

The C. and B. team opened the scoring in the top half of the sixth when Bobby Tlmmins smashed I long home run to left centre with one man aboard to give his team a two to nothing lead. In the bot- tom half of the seventh the Fal- cons tied it up when two singles. a walk, a fielder's choice and a fly ball countered a brace of tallies. The C. and 13. team scored the next run in the top half of the eighth on a walk and a. brace of errors. Three errors were combined by the Falcons for their tying run in the home half of the eighth but it was to no avail as the winners tallied their winning marker in the top half of the ninth on a walk, a sacrifice and a single combined with an error.

SECOND GAME

In the second game both teams battled to a stalemate. C. and 8. opened with a brace in the top of the first on two hits, a walk. a sacrifice and a fielder's choice. The Falcons tied it up on two hit. bat- ters and a triple. The Falcons went. to the front on Moe Goodwin's home run into left field with two aboard in the home half of the second. In the top half of the sev- enth and last inning the C. and 13. team came on to score three runs on three hits and an error.

Alan Stewart and Gerald "Lee" Bernard shared the mound duties for the Curran and Briggs team while Ev Beagan went the route for the locals. Arnold Mccallum was the only player to get three hits in the doubleheader as he had a pair of singles in the first game and a triple in the latter contest Bob Schurman had,,a. pair of mus- ing doubles in the first game.

Box Score-First Game

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FREDERXCTON, July l9-(CP)- Three classified races were runoff tonight in good times at Freder- icton's annual mid-summer harn- ess racing meet, which got under- way at Fredericton Exhibition Park.

Winners of tonightts evenu were Victory Bell. Jo Jo Spenc and Donald G. R. The latter two took their races in straight heats. Fast- est heat of the night was Donald G. R.'s 2.10 3-5.

The races will continue tomor- row night with two clasaided events and a feature race. I junior free for all

Summary:

No. I claimed

No. I claaaided Jo Jo Spencer (Jar-dine) Brighton Whinway (litter) Chris Mcnlwyin (Etier) Times: 2.13 2-5; 2.14: No. I clnanided Donold G. R. (Barnett). Brutus Scott (Hood) Indians Boy Quoeniy Chief Times: 2.1134); 2. AT TIUIO TRURO. N. 3.. July lI-(CP)- Results of harness racing at tho Truro Raceway today: first laoo Highlands Pride (Gould). Duke Abbe (Daniels) Huialeng (Harvey) . . Tracey Diuet. Wutphal Girl. Lee Juno. spudlander. Simon

Time: 2.21.

Iooond Iua lady Worthy lid (Campbell)... 1 Beulah oration (Mcbeod). 2 Grafton Peter (L. Walker).

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And Tie With Falcons In Double Bill Here

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Totals . .. 35 Summary Earned runs: C. 8: B. 2. Falcons 2. Runs batted in: Timmina 2. Mc- Kinnon. Cairns. Doubles: B. Schur- man 2. Home run: Tirnmins. Stol- en bases: Gallant. Wbitlock. Sac- rifice hits: S. Bernard, Stewart. MacAleer. Struck out: By St. Pierre 5, Stewart 2, MacAleer 9. Base on balls: Of! St. Pierre 2.

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Stewart 1, MacAieer 8. Passed bail: B. Schurman. Winning pit- cher: Stewart.

Umpires: Plate. DesRoches; bas- es. Carson. Gauthier. Second'Game

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Earned runs: C. 8: B. l. Falcons 5. Runs batted in: Goodwin Ii. Mccavilum 2. P. Schurman. G. Bernard 2. Landry. Doubles: Mc- Kay, 6. Bernard. Triple: McCal- lum. Home run: Goodwin. Stolen bases: McKay. Timmins. S. Ber- nard. Sacritlce hit: Landry. Struck out: By Stewart 3, Bernard 4. Bcagan 4. Base on balls: 01'! Stew- art 1. Beagan 4. ;Hit by pitcher: Shepherd. Cairns (Stewart), Mc- Kay (Beagan). Passed ball: Mc- Callum.

Umpires: Plate, Deskociles; bas- es, Ward. Lawlor.

Harness Racing Results

Yesterday

Gerry Grattan. Alice T. Clegg. Time: 2.17 2-5. - Fourth Race Pearl Bumpus (Daniels). Bud Kalmuck (McLeod). Helen Budlorlg (O'Brien) Calumet Pearl. Merle Direct. Mart Harknway. Mary's Delight. Time: 210. Fifth Moe Dudy Budlong (Allen) Quakers Boy (Betty Brown) Doctor L. B. (L. Walker)... Colleen Adam. Joey Harvester. Time: 2.14. . sixth lino Earl's Prince Charming (Haley Flora Direct (Moreside) Rooie Volo (Allen) .... .. Gerry Ci-rattan. Alice '1'. Glen. Time: 2.11. Seventh lace Pearl Bumpus (Daniels). Calumet Pearl (Campbell). Mart Harlraway (Haley). I Mary's Delight. Marlo Direct. Bud lhlmuck. Helen Budlong. Time: 2.17 8-5. liglith lace

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Dlldy Budlonl (Alloo).- .... ..1 Doctor L. B. (Walk:-)... ............ 2 Coiled: Adam (O'Brien)................ I

MONOTON IACING MONCTON, 11.3. July ID-(CP) -Four events were run on on the

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JULY 20, 1950

Wendell Baneii 7 lalles Three Wins Aiiniigmish

ANTIGONISH. N. S.. July 19- (CP) - Paul Collins. Canadian marathon champion. captured both the long-distance events at the An- tigonish Highland Game: here to-

day.

The Wolfville. N. 5.. music teacher ran under the colors of Halifax Wanderers Athletic Club and captured the one and three- miie events.

One track record was broken. R. Pllon or Wanderers hurled the 16-pound shot put 37 ft.. 10 in.

Junior!

100-yard Duh. under 16- 1. Hugh MacDougall. Sydney Mines; 2. Max Keeping. Halifax Wander- ers; 3. W. Purcell. Charlottetown Abegweits. Time 11.2.

100-yard dash. under 19-1. W. Barrett, Abegweits; 2 Gerald Mac- Donald. Sydney Minea; 3. Max McCann. Wanderers. Time 10.1.

220-yard, dash. under 16-1. Keeping; 2. R. Smith, Antlgonish Highland Society; 3. Purcell. Abeg- weits. Time 25.8.

220-yard dash, under 19-1. Bar- rett: 2. McCann; 3. R. Noble, Rothesay Collegiate. Time 23.5.

880-yard run-1. John Martin. Wanderers; 2. Robert Lockhart. Wanderers: 3. G. Mac-Pherson. An- tlgonish, Time 2:8.

440-yard dash-1 Lockhart; 2 Martin; 3. D. D. acDonald. An- tigonish. Time .55.

High jump-1. John Brophy. Antigonlsh: 2. D. Noble; 3. Har- old Simpson. Antlgonish. Height 5 ft.. 7 3-4 in.

Pole Vault-1. Gerald MacDon- ald, Antigonish; 2. Charles Mac- Lean. Antigonish: 3. G. Lundhein. Navy. Height 10 ft. 7 in

Broad jump-1. W. Abegweits: 2. Mccann; Distance 20 ft.. 4 in.

1-lop step and jump-1. Brcphy; 2. 11. Jay. Abegweits; 3. McCann. Distance 38 ft., 9 in.

440-yard rlash. under 16-1. W. Burchefi. Wanderers; 2. 17.. Smith. Antlgonish: 3. E. McGuigan. An- tigonish. Time .60.

Seniors

100-yard dash-1. Bill 1-laiey. Wanderers: 2. John Cash, Abeg- iwaelits: 3. Boyd Bishop, Navy. Time

220-yard dash-1. Haley; 2. K. Fancy, Wanderers: 3. R. Nayior, Abegweits. Time 22.5.

880-yard run-1. John Martin. Wanderers; 2. R. Lockhart; 3. F. Eggleston. Navy. Time 2:6.

10-pound hammer throw-1, Len Thompson, Antigonish; 2. Ice Chisholm; 3. Don Jenkins. An- tlgonish. Distance 108 ft.. 5 1-2 in.

Running high jump-1. .1. Kyle. Antlgonish: 2. John Morrison, Moncton; 3. J. Brophy. Antigon- ilh. Distance 5 ft.. 7 in.

Tossing caber-1. L. Thompson; 2. Joe Chisholm. Ant' 'sh; 3 Arnold Murphy. Antigonish. tance 36 ft.. 4 in.

220-yard dash-1. Haley; 2. K. Fancy; 3. Nayior. Time 22.5.

16-pound Ihot put-1. R. Pilon. Wanderers: 2. J. Kyle, Antigon-, lab: 3. G. Walters. Abegweits. Dis- tance 37 ft.. 10 in. (track record). .440-yard run-1. Naylor: 2. J. MacPhcrson, Antigonirh: 3. D; Code. Navy. Time 54.7.

Running broad jump-1. Harold Power. Antlgonish: 2. Gordon Mac- Donald. Antigoniah; 3. E. Fancy. Wanderers. Distance 21 ft.. 3 in.

one-mile run-1. Paul Collins. Wanderers: 2. Roy Appleton. An- tigonish: 3. Patrick Gallagher. Navy. Time 4 minI.. 39.5 sec.

Pole vault-1. Gilbert Lundehn. Navy; 2. Gordon MacDonald. An- tlgoniah: 3. Gerald MacDonald. An- tigonlah, Distance 11 ft.

Disc throw-1. G. Walters. Abeg- weits; 2. Raymond Pilon. Navy; 3. Len Thompson. Antigonlsh. Distance 111 ft.. 5 in. .

Three-mile run-1. Collins; 2. ltoy Appleton, Antigonlsh; 3. Bob- by Weir. Wanderers. Time 15:53.

Hop step and jump-1. Harold

Barrett. it Noble.

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' Power. Antlgonish; 2. K. Fancy. 3 Wanderers; 3. Gordon MacDonald.

Antlgonlsh. Distance 43 ft.. 11 in. Mile relay-1. Navy: 2. Abeg- welta; 3. Wanderers. Time 11:43.4.

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The following is the Big 31: of the Junior League betting nos.

speedway tonight. .u1 class (a nun) ,",',f,,,':':,”,':f,"?,i,l,”';,,"”' """",,: T on (C0l1I1iIf).... 1 gnu” of m. vu.' .na um. DIIIO Of Eilillld (RIIIIII, C mm. of an uni”. .5 m 'e. IR! C. IIIWK (AOiv0iIIl'). 1 on. M '1". g M. n.rk W g::i',V'gg ("0":;; ------ - , 1 l-lillltoa of the new is mu m. V” onmul ' Vii-II If and 0'0 IIHO VIM an LI. Do” OHS mm "1 . um rem Lynn (Jones)... .'":',,," Calumet Didi (AIIIWI . 1. J10 Nora D210 (Kilt) ..... .. M ,u Told! Rillll T. (DOBIOI). 10 I,” Boater cn (lemony 1. 3; 7 ” T ”

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CHALLENGE To LASSIE

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Scotland. First showing in

With Tiny Budlong. owned by Linus Mulligan: of Kinkora. and driven by Teddy Weir, pacing the fastest mile over an Island track this year to lower his previous re- cord of 2.12 2-5 by a full two sec- onds. three other horses lowered their marks to give a huge crowd of ardent racing fans a stellar aft- ernoon of racing entertainment over the Covehead Raceway yes- terday afternoon. Tiny set his mark of 2.10 2-5 in winning the second heat of the second race. Performing over an ideal track under perfect weather conditions. Calumet Onward. owned and driv- en by Harold Stead of Brackley. lowered his own mark twice dur- ing the meet. while Direct Volo and Guy Harvester set new re- cords of 2.18 3-5 and 2.13 respect- ively. Direct Volo was driven by Teddy Weir and is owned by Power Brothers of Cha lotietown. while Guy Harvester is owned and driven by Fred Reeves of Summerside.

Hamid Stead's Calumet. Onward lowered his mark of 2.18 3-5 to 2.16 in winning the first heat of the fourth race and came on even better in the second heat to estab- lish a new record which now stands at 2.15 3-5.

Making his first appearance over an Island track. Argot Pointer. Horace B. Willis' newly purchased pacing stallion. also fumed in an impressive performance when he sei. up the second best time of the season, 2.11, and copping on race honors in the number two event with a 1-1-4 summary. Mr. Wil- lis. who purchased Argot Pointer from Alderman .1. Harry Breen of Halifax. last week. handled the ribbons himself.

One of the most exciting races of the meet was the second event on the card. which was forced to a fourth and deciding heat when Billy McVey clipped off honors in the first heat, Tiny Budlong in the second and Rhodola D. in the third. All four boats were terrific. closely battled affairs, with Rho- dola finally winning the deciding heat for race honors with Billy and Tiny placing second and third respectively.

For speed. performance and ex- citement, it was I superb after- noon of racing that gave the large crowd a thrill a minute.

The following were the presid- ing officials:

Presiding judge and announcer: D. K. MacLeod.

Judges: Harry Siillphant. Sum- merside: Dr. R. F. Sbaman. Timers: Roland Wood and Har- ry Murphy.

Starter (on gate): Russell Ab-

bott. Clerk of Course: Jack Fraser.

RESULTS Race No. 1

Argot Poinvter (Wi.l.lla)..... .. Joa'edaleCl1pper (MoGregor) Filbert (J. i-fennessey) .... Worthy Ermine (Morecide) .4 Times: 2.12 1-5; 2.11; 2.14 3-5. Winning horse owned by Hot- ace B. Willis. Charlottetown.

Race No. 2

Ehodola D. (MacDonald)... Billy Mcvey (Craig). Tiny Budlong (Weir).. Prince Budiong (Cudmore). Dale B. '(C. O'Brien). All' American (Burte). Times: 2.11 2-5; 2.10 2-6: 2.12 3-5: 2.13.

Winning horse owned by Dr. Austin Delaney. Summerside.

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Guy Harvester (F. Reeves)... Eleanor gG. (Weir) Lela Budlong (Collins) Bee Budlong (Henneuey). O. U. Volo (Stead) New Look (Macdmgot)- Times: 2.18: 2.15 4-5; 2. 2 3-6. Winning horse owned by Fred Reeves. Summereldo.

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Calumet Onward (Stead) Direct Volo (Weir) ..... ..

Daisy Budl'6ng (Mclntyrc). Belle Budiong (MacDonald).-. Toby Patch (Brute) .... .. Just Fiiclra (Cudmore) Random Hlrvelt (MacNeill).. Dorothy Won't Tell (Petti-

Julin ludlool (Woodaldc) Mickey nudlong (Jay).. Times: 2.10: 2.15 8-5: 2.10 2-5.

Winning horse owned by Har- old Stead. Buckley.

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Mrs. Gordon And 1 Cairine Wilson In Golf final

MONCTON. N. B.. July 19 -(CF) - Defending Maritime Ladies only champion. Mrs. 6. Blair Gordon of the Algonquin Golf Club in st, Andrews, today continued to dis. play the golfing form that won her the title as she defeated Mn, W.E. Cotton of Charlottetown in the seini-finals of the champion. ship division of the tournament at the Moncton Golf and Country Club.

Mrs. Gordon is favored to re- tain her title as she meets Miss Cairlne Wilson tomorrow in the finals. Miss Wilson defeated Mir- iam Penny of Brldgewater. N. S.. today, three and two, to qualify for the finals.

Following are the results in all divisions as play ended: Champ- ionship division.

Mrs. 0. Blair Gordon. (AL) de-

feated Mrs. W.E. Cotton (C), 7 and 6.

Miss Carine Wilson, (AL), de- feated Misx Miriam Penney. (B), 3 and 2.

First Division.

Mrs. C.R. Harrison. (L), de-

feated Mrs. V. Lewis. (M). :1 and 2.

Mrs. P'.!.'. Dennison. (M). de- feated Miss B. Baird (M), 5.

Championship consolation.

Mrs. R. Zinck, (A) defeated Mrs. M. Barter, ('1'). 4 and 3.

Mrs. J. P. Crowe, (T) defeated, Miss M. Rodd. (M). 4 and 3.

First Division Consolation.

Mrs. E. Holman. (C), defeated; Mrs. 0. Knight. (M). 8 and 7. .

Mrs. E. Maccarthy. (M), defeat-; ed Mrs. 171. Beattie, (M). 4. and 3.-

Second Division.

Miss E. Ferguson, (M). defeat- ed Mrs. F. Blaclunore. (M). 7 and, 0. r

The following slate of officers was elected for the coming year:

Honorary president. Mrs. J. A. Mscllaughton, Moncton: president. Mrs. E. R. A. McNeil, Dartmouth: first vice-president, Mrs. H. 8. Gregory. Saint John: secretary- treasurer, Miss O-ail-lne Wilson. St. Andrews. Pars manager. N.B.- P.E. 1.. Mrs. Urquhart. saint John: Pars manager, N. 8.. Miss Barbara Trltcs, Bridgewater; Handicaps manager, N.B.-P. 11.1.. Mrs. 0.1-1. Buntain, Charlottetown; Handicaps

msnager. N. 8.. Mrs. Ralph zinic Amherst; chairman, teams fund committee, Miss L. Laird. Char-1 lotteic-wn.

Bob Hall Pulls llpsei lnioli

SABKATOON oonr AND COUNTRY CLUB. July 19-(CF) -(Bob Hall of Montreal, who pull- od a momlrlg upset by blasting EM) remaining American from the Canadian Amateur Golf Champ- ionship, came right Sack with In afternoon vlctcry and now' enters the quarter-finals. 5

He was joined by a select and; competent company. What has now; become a family squab lo betweeng Canadians will prodru the first; Canadian winner of the title since! 1946

Nick weslock of Windsor. Ont ' despite a stomach ailment, c.Tn.'J through today's third and fourth rounds.

so did Bill Mswhinney of Van- couver. about the best. bet. from the west who carried over his sore thumb into today's round.

several others were still on N15 course after these came safely hf:

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SASKMOON. July 12-(0P)- Third-round results in the Canad- ian Amateur Golf Championship! today included: 7

Mike Pidlaski, Winnipeg. defeat-- ed Lou nutty. 'v'-Ioodatoclr. N. B-.t 5 and 4.

Greg Mocbonaid. Winnipac. 110", fused Pele Kelly. Fredericton. 8' an 1. r . .. Don Doe. Granby. Que-. DP , footed Don non. Vancouver. 5,: and 4.

Allan Boos. Winnipeg; defeateflr Ralph Harley, laint John. N. 34. I and 4.

soon-u-comm 1 Vern Mohs. ldmonton. defeat!!!-. Mike Pidlaahi. Winnipeg one 1119-; Nick Wellock. Windsor, Ont. G01- nbgaiflohnny Pierson, Moria-cal:

Jerry Insulting. xncimur. onciggj defected Dung aim:-butt.

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