PAGE six 4' v _ , ~ - . , THE\_ CHARLOPTETOWN GUARDIAN _ Augusq‘ lsiwlgii

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o r he went to Alberta on athe n ‘ ' - Olds He then Went to Swift terday but the small Pacer had all went to drives and it was Bandy _ legislature 1n 193i In fact in the first heat he llad a v a little bit too much when Mighty ‘gm 13d M“ mm "W" llll very

the provincial department. o1 — I Current, Sasln. as Sllpeﬂntendem D who finally pacsd into the lead glilggléﬁfmélefléllllxg ‘gills-w fgstcgtuglig: igiigthmtlnﬁgdigwiilaegcovliigepla-celllll‘

I . I V .. _ Captures Final 7 wo (o... . e’ The legislation? to culture and for some tiin. sandynnattls Todd. Dale cochaul, s g: Lin. Dominion mpemmntu H on. l t, f ii f gfeiil: folClC?liI’li(i:litC‘?in§ﬂlflox:V¢ti'l;eh1g5‘: I at the upper turn and from there M» o» it cowl a l- cit-d Meeting Concludes This n. who "tiff... its?! P... w“ o e way

. I . .,_ Heats After Mzl ht w i g y n. '1' ' . S b A ln s » representative 1n . /_ ﬁlnclpal of the agricultural ...ll§‘.‘-.i.°‘ll§i §l;"t.§‘."l§§“..i‘.i§: Raymond Budlong. Sandy ll, And Peter ilittnfitii ti? ithiiluﬁiﬁtl. _ n. w... n“... ,0 m, pmw "iiiﬁ.“tl.i'bii‘léli"ltf.ﬁ“liiﬁili Big Racing Program Ends l-ml Mon Fates ’ llrae Nurses neiunl der the wire ill first place ahead’ _ w" m" oawnwn. Aug. 1-, _ (c?) _

. nous-bx no; But once Jolllty h d l d Grattan sixth. ' ' "5355: ..i:"."t.-'.=..B-"v a mm My _. l‘3"i'l’i‘c‘§‘..*2.‘ii&“ii'. i all . e 'a HI ' . . - . , n . ready m go whenever driver llmsnlngbecond to Mighty Hanover in the first heat ed up his seggngnestgigrilgt entail! Today's roul- class clfd will it nnls to‘ t tiiiarl siii-vlgglslcgosctglllrgleiaa we!“ on “e empmye“ l“ T:"g“{‘h" font-by Icon?‘ riipon ilhn and then _comlng o_n to take the next two Jollity, that great They got the word on tho‘ that has boon carried on slnoe Tnvovsrdaey. Rlclllﬁllibtililuirltrdngizlfylggyfrliz “lam "i Sieilllll! W0 iziimonill: igaslltlezntiiaiéelelcbge Sm” ‘of-i nnneinniijencfrleylé “W1: ‘hi. my“ mu‘? Pacing lilﬁciilllé driven by Johnny Conrov and 0Wn€t| in takmianduwﬁ Wm‘ will“ "Yilﬂl been of the highest order and today's card promises to live up to the “Wm D“ mm‘ 12* ‘ Pilllﬁy 0n lthee siibje ‘sow’ a n" ﬁreﬂy speétacle to ‘viéilessn ce a, by Moriarity & Lnhey of Halifax’ N's" ﬁvesieraav captured n w“; me g2. aolrlrilmsagtdoy‘ ‘D 1:13. aniline high standard. The four year old futurity. the 2.25 Pace. second] grglliigthiizlbtlﬁigizlkythgietriiltﬁrh-Riilthlf nounced iildlly. c’ n w“ m‘ ' ' ' ‘the feature event of the Old Home Week Pllcllil ro ram b‘ they reached the quarter ole ""°"' m‘ ‘m “ll ""3" "vim" "i ilib M5 vibe Will over the desk from Condon nil Oizl Nurses "mlmg Today will mark the conclusion; ,h h . . l! P g to drop inl- back and at the golf h‘ '“"‘ “d "h"!!! ll" "ll-hm will araln be a ioush proposition. he found ln tile cnsll re it g I i m‘ o, m, b“, 01d Home week mung. il en e raced to victory in the free-for-all trot and pace it was Sandy n. Jean Henley not. 19 blirses wul take the word in the fool- classes with the possibility some silver wh-n it shg Sig‘ tiny p“s°“‘ “meme” lirogram. Fans will not soon for-‘ over a field ' ' i-iﬁ Todd. Dale Cochlto ' B! "'0 0|‘ three more answerin ' i ” ‘ o“ “B. mstatemel" l" iii t“ 1 l 0 61g t entries. The track record of 2_()5 1.2 L. .Wilkin and _ g the starters bell and one of the beat contained the proceeds o! the ren- - ployment d gct l s meeting w th tle cream oi’, was never in very much dang" of being smashed Mighty edvgneghﬁélgéarék lzgzl;.i%ls remsig; fdllyolwerralcinl of the entire meeting is being looked forward to by race talrgf s0 beds. d] lowances. “primes m of m“ - . l e case was a ourned untill ary advances for livin For‘ l! Expenses n .

s! h f ' . , ~ -. An,,,,,,,,_ o2.n°tlio.°°°i‘;i°~ Classes 0n 7719 Card 11- 1cm‘- ,... g _

Mnritrimelhorses taking pal-tad ‘go H h lk_ th f t m m say t at t was a success wou e‘ anover c a mg up e as est time of ih et’ t ° l" ‘lulrm Pille- Jun H -. H . pumm‘ n mainly‘. . Hlate when he Paced the first heat of the frSe-lillfr-zlllnlg iii ifgllbavégllbegﬂ baybi-ggtyiti take Ellie a" h h" m” m" m’ "°"" Monday‘ ‘ and “mmms will be ill nted kglffilcieiglt, capable officials lharéclla’ 2.07 1-4 in his upset victory. Wlillsgd Krclly pulled ufidfuOgi-wg No‘ 1' _ mun YEA“ o“ FUTUMTY " "m" "9" ' ie gprogrem naspen - » - . ivn ercanc..Bttl T - manner and a, a mun me record Rdlliliind Blldlbilg fidlillirod the 2-22 Pace in Sirﬂlgiii ing over the Zontglldleng “guilt; 00110111! I... owned by 1|. o. Wilbur. Moncton, driven by n. o. Cmn-ds m,“ jgmmgd tn. "an. each heats while the other winners on the card were Sandy D., Bvi Sandy D had too lnuc steam Willi"- anéin lglgettyﬁnlliiay “rot away mml also driven by Conroy in the 2.14 Pace and Peter Reamore lﬂngifftg altvtillelningoddby Jywn Jélsg IFLICKA. owned by Peter McMahon. Remington. driven by a ‘ “ ‘ ‘t o in the 2.22 Trot. It was Peter Reamore's first start as a Henley. l-ecoverin i n’ m‘ ' c “um” . Todayb cord promises Onwi trotier after performing on the pace for several seasons gmzhad hi" "l gilllbzmihiilil-bglial: §f'l.'.“§»lt'§.’§'.‘§"’°"' owmq by Gun“ Gun-gm summemdﬁ “m” °° ‘l ° w" “llmli Wllkili who SHIRLEY n. TEMPLE, owned by bt-coi. .1. r. Hooper. chill-lotto-

more the same stirring competi-i . . . tioll that h... been witnessed ever! and lib certainly made it an allslilololls one. had lone to two breaks fifth and M, an,“ b, A “m,”

since the opening and another rc-j As was the case in the two previous days yesterday's “W” G iliilil IlXih-

- ~ . . . . a - BRITTON’ LA r1, b . . . . fg_f_“w§€§ng tflﬁp§jg°r§lﬂéfes“gfg§ff_ racing was again of the highest order. Stretch drives usual- n,,"§,,'.‘;_'é,{,i,,;“g_i§§,§;g grid: n“, ﬂﬂyensby us?“ %‘_"|'y§-:D,,f,,%f n G Mﬂwmm’ “m” s“ est loco meeting. i ly with four or five horses neck and neck were the order of ﬂlli-iiile with Battle Todd goin LADY R055 owned by F. it. McLaine, Charlottetown. driven by ' ' ' ‘the dav and another big crowd just as big if not bigger “w” °“ m’ "'1' Th" 3°‘ "l: F- R M°L“""-'

{ant}? than last year's Thursday attendance were brought to their iigoriiai): gfiileplsillgglh ti.°§'§ol‘Z"l‘os‘t"t'§ i‘? MCKANE’ awn“ by Alanna" Lon" sum “hm “mm h, _ , ' " ‘ - l . . . . . . . . nr. . afggfheirhakfe “gmgomiwfo “QHQYXFQB! ffei lllintlei lifter time as the fields battled it out in thrilling ggifrehlfelﬁllfuciilej, iﬂdznﬂdg-l 31.401! FINGO. owned by John G- Ferellson. Oxford. N.s.. driven fi L. Durocher as team lcaderj S reic rives. came by the stand it i 7 I‘ “mo,” . “been The abbwnflbies l Today the record-breaking meeting ends with four .1123‘?! 91°61"?! ffllbsvlbd ixi-sﬂaltttlllel gvgnfgg T“AMP' "P"! “Y 6' l“ ”“"""“°" mm“ “m” b’ - - 1 _ . . - . can en sa d - - I, h“ been Learned myma, ma; ltnoie high-class cities? sclllfdalleld and ttlhe racing‘ pronitlses xilkin WlaOthld iilido l: £362.‘. MY ANN. owned by Geo. A. cnubeck. Sllmmerslﬂe. driven by o. A. methods nurochel- emp ye in» o e on a par wl ose e urlng e pas rec ays. e secon urn. As they hit the Clllllecll- handlm“ Wm"; Playe" w“ ml Yesterda ih t k 'e f t than Wed esda and m“ m‘ “m” “l? “m” °°""°Y hi without previous major league y e Fae was e‘ n as er _“ y Dlllled Bandy D out with Will d , .- . -- BI; 400 e€irienggsafatgrellgllhsxdlsegl-lésickfn today's ‘card with the Four Year Old Flltllilfliy, the 2.25 ﬁieellybinléﬁggieﬂtcoglelltlhzlenl-gy u _ l}; No '3 “s “CE (2nd 0mm") w“ a m, r _ . . . . . , . . . m so mucil so that Branch has con-y Pace’ 2,“? dlv's‘ony’. tmbclasslfled Trot and ti? 3rd dlwswn Jean Henley taking {aver the iead iided to business associates that 0f the L35 Pace “ill cllmllx ll great race med lng. at the three- uarters from Dale Durocher in an unpredictable man-' l - COChatO. A: cy hit vthe top of lﬂtl’. _ _ _ I 2.2: recs loge ‘Eel? gggfh seventh and tgscosgeetg: aalédygnlésiin sltarteg . . l < - O 8h h Time and again Leo pulled the‘ 1st Heat: Peter Budiong had thei 3rd Heat: Again Joility had With Jean fortyyards from {be unexpected on his boss by rushing ynll a5 they went away on the l just too much speed for the other Wire. then showed in from u; win unseasoned juveniles after they had‘ tenth snore, Winnie some made n - entries. _They went away on the by a head. making a. straight he“.

been assured by Rickey that they bid for the mil n; the first tnyn third trip down and as they got victory. Dale Cochato was third, Battle Todd drop dtbeek to {omen

would be allowed tosit on the bemhl but couldn't make it being forced the W011i LEW MiiKlllliﬁy made B lol a few days. ito tuck ln. at the halt it was still bid for the rail. snapbins it iwm Willi Wllliin In iml . . . ‘Peter Budlong in front followed Jbllitv lust as they hit into the "Wllen you report to Manager by Raymond Budlong, Jack Clyde, backstretch. The entire field all 1.3! T301‘

Durocher 1 am slll~c he will sit 011‘ Manchester Alberta, o. u. volo tucked in and as they came by the on the bench for a few days be ore and Winnie Scott. As they hit into Stﬂllds It W85 LBW McKinney. JOI- lnhlt lrlaegtzfebi; Rgilllltbfa. trotting b! M- Mb-Ariblll- ficcrs visiting the battle front in Normandy inspects a Canadian Guard e or e rs '

- .~ y lit, Ti Abbe, Rhea Mae, Lone , n . .. driven b _ . ., ilgil Qiecliiliiiylgtglilié ﬁdvgliil xiii} btligr bgllgstlsatciiialrsiiiiik gilyﬁﬁle iii? Acye. Th2 Walnut Abbe and Mighty a record cf 2.16 as he trotted off Jfulliqggeliitil“ owned by NM“ "l. club new) ’ NS y l o! Hum‘ m m: Camdun Sea“ _ ‘Canadian Army oversea‘ Phowx surroundings when you do get info lnond Budlong took out to take the {ianbgelrl-il-lllstnag tlllllzytlliiaintbigltl‘: git: thePfigt llaeat.“ ram the ' the game." Branch would say to lead from there home. There was Um 0 Y P" i? 0 0 P 09 T 0i’ B0 e e s t ws , __ ._ $500 EﬂCillJe rookie before delivering him‘ no catching the son of Calumet m1 m! "M" $35,121:’? 32°)’: 31kg? ‘fygzruli; ‘:1- tr ugh £9311!!! Vtfy! N“ u Cmssmmo Tao-r PURSE to 0. I Blldlong as the hit into the stretch W T9 W011 DYE y c 9 ' 9 5 9 00D second , . . . jwinning by, aylength over winnie ed. But it was a tough batte for place with a great stretch ‘drive. 1 "n"? FRENCH 2J2. owned by J. Pope Clarke. Charlottetown- In many cases however, Branch.’ Scott, O. l. Volo was third, Jagl; the remaining positions with Lew Lusty's First who was in second 11'1"" b! L- OM98"- much to his amazement discovered Clyde fourth, Peter Budlong fifth MCKlllW-‘Y. Tlb Abbe and Lone place at the half Jumped it off at I LEI‘- McKILLOP 2.09. owned by D. W. Munroe, Piedmont. N. 8., Durocher lcst no time at all in put-l and Manchester Alberta sixth. A?! "ch13 Fleck and m!“ “Km w ‘m m?" “"5"” P018 l0 6WD ill‘ driven by J. O'Brien. ' tin; lnexperignced and nervous, 2nd “one; pom gnnlong and within ten feet of the wire. The| back. In the stretch there was no HILLSIDE SCOTT 2.11 l-I, owned by J. A. Kerr, Truro, driven by r newcomers into Dodger contests. lManchester Alberta were drawn MCKIHYWX llOFSB W85 Sﬂﬂdnd, Tip‘ heading the Kenmore horse who _y_ Cum-w, , , , llmmng the field to inn;- g¢,n,-;e;s_ Abbe who went a great heat third won by half a length. Junita Ax- CORONA-Holy Mngmpoy 2,13 3-4, owned by Richard Jabalec. ‘They got nwny nn me second score and Lune Ace. fourth just a head worthy was second, Lucky Guy Norm s an“, driven by J "not dvlghat Rickey thinks of this; with Raymond Budlong at the behind Tlrb Arﬂlm "fllﬁ gxijlrlgilltdiggr mlgdtrbélilelliaaa sgetat ltleiat ftixllllshgd . y ‘ ' ou ecross by Duroctler, he hasn't» rail followed by O. U. Volo on the 141F585 We 9 P i? i‘ ~ W ill‘ UB1" our . T e l revealed. He is probably waiting} outside, Winnie Scott tucked in i-hfiie lmﬁiils ilmllld "l! ilYlllB lbllldlnder of t e field were closely N0‘ x5 _ 2'25 PACE (3rd mvmm) _ Pun“: “M to see how ulings pan out. If SOME; and Jack Clyde fourth. Coming by lead?“ i bumheii lib-villi bail-lea 0f their d, b a of the kids develop faster than he; the half positions were unchang- _ OW" ii" the remaining positions. PREVIOUS 2.21. owned by ll- 0- Wllliill- Mvmiilll- ""1 Y - believed possible, he'll have to ad-i ed and as they hit the backstretch 2-14 "Cl 2nd libli- Peter Reamore annih o. wubllr. . mlt that there was not much wrong, they all went to drives, but there had i°° mum 97°54"! lbllil-y i0!‘ HILDA BUDLONG. 2.11 l-4. owned by Roger and Power. North with Leo's ideas. On the other, was no catching Raymond who ln- ~15‘ ""1? The’ i~°°k six 5°°'°5 the Yield B5 he Willi by half a Sydney’ dﬂven by B, [rowers hand. if their devollcmellt is re-, creased llis lead to two lengths by i0 89'- away Wit Wllkln Betting length as Juanita Axworthy llld MORGANDALE ACE 2J2 1-4. owned by 9"“ Neill“. NQW GIM- tllrded by Durocher’; hastiness. it the time they reached the tllree- “WW Oil WP Yilllilwﬂd by Silndy B Evil Worthy both put on sensa- driven by J oration may mean no.5 mam ‘quarter po1e_ From the“, n, the and Battle Todd. Thebfleld tuck- tlonal stretach drives that very 7:11;", "AL ‘mini by him . Jwonhgue. ‘mun by ' ' ' “"1" Raymm“: w“ “d” “"1” “d m ‘Ping up the bahwmh me new “m” m“ W‘““°"Th° m“ ' ' ATTAN owned b J c Underhlll. coolbbellton. l, Winnie scou who had been tuck- first irlb around and bi the liali bi line holler sot the word on CHARM“ G“ -- l’ ' ' 1L and when Durqghef 15 en 1n the enm-e mile coulqn-t mnke it was still Wilkln, followed by the third score with Peter Rea- driven by J. C. Underhill. h’ d N "h s ‘b bloulzhl to task by his boss for, the grade o. U. volo passing her _ more staying of! Eva Worth 's bid MARGUBRITE nosr: 2.16. "vii" lly L- J- Rm i" - ° i’ tossing the kids into game; in a’ in the stretch to cop second place‘, 5°!’ "it? "l Y ilﬂlllllll the Oftby ney. driven by D- Rlwhl°'d' hurl-y. he undoubtedly will be ablqwitll Jack Clyde finishing fourth . mare to lump it oil. The field ream. DIRECT 2.10. owned by M. c. MeAsklll. Sydney. driven by to think of an approplaie colnc- 3rd Heat: Winner of two straight: Benel- Shuves _ airline out pretty well solos up the y Mcnnnnn, back. He could say: “What am I. heats Raymond Budlong took the .b"k5il'°t°h "id l‘ m __ _..' '

ﬁgixitﬁecillitiildgiiegeegmwzwivlgilizlkgg?iliilgsislfiréltoiihshetrgéiiimglstiiiileydowliI Alli‘ MON Mﬂlﬂlll livhbinitmrlllisndgliuill through Moriarity and Laney. Dannlouth. l. H I lmllc was still in front followed by ma. i Rlll I8 OMS By . Joins ll, S. Navy

JUST BETTY, owned by Dr. R. P’: Seaman. Charlottetown. driven

by It. Barnett

MARGARET H. FRISCO. owned by LL-Col. J. P. Hooper. Chan lottetown. driven by A. Tierney.

ALTA Kn 2.19 1-4. owned by Frank Kennedy. Trliro. driven by Frank

Kennedy. MANCHESTER BERRY. 2.18. owned by Mrs. Annie Jabalee, North

Sydney. driven by M. Jabalee. . L, . ' BILLY BISHOP. 2.18. owned by Dr. ll. Mclntyrt, chlflﬂttlttlWll. _ driven by Dr. H. McIntyre.

DR. BUDLONG. owned by Horace Willis, Kingston, driven by H.

Willis. _ TRIXIE BUDLONG, owned by James McNeill. Kensington. driven Rear Admiral N_ Kharmmor’ one o! ‘he m“ n. a Rum“ o"

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and are old enough to vote. How, with O. U. Volo at the rail. As .

am I going to find out what they‘ they rounded the second turn and‘ wﬂh . .141“! all!’ 0h the vlltlldt. Mary

can do if I don‘t give them a chance; into the backstretch driver Joe | EVA w ch H n m 2'“ n" ' or y. a way up q

to display their wares. .0'Brien shook Raymond up and | é _____i__ |halfwey up the backside showedl I ybstllstretch. ary Stuart. Juanita Bandy D- (J- amid/h) . in front and stayed there right to‘ ‘Allwbrihy and Eva Worthy all bui- "m" “w” ivy-kit", y 5 a ll" ‘"1" i“ “Emmi “l” "°““°~l m‘ °“‘ ‘m’ "°"’“° "“““‘ ‘° °'°" “m” “l?” ‘vlioilitti 4 o. u. vole. wlnlllo Scott and Jacki tolls Peter Relimo =. had: rest lut- mllﬂmf, ‘gnim, 3 NEW Yo A 1., AP) Clyde had a m" an or the“ °wnl |§§i£fn ‘“.',‘{n,°"“yﬂ"l} "I," my Kwyer (Grattali (Mehan) 6 6 dr., Rollie Hemsiigbowilgd“ out of(base_- mr m“ seem“! 5pm Wu“ o‘ U‘ I R n I wo y Time: 2.10 ‘it. $.11 ‘A 2 i4 ball for the duration and probably

Volo getting the nod and winniel ‘home ill the rubber-lib snot. half w, “m no”; u-ownea by I k w“ m 1 “ “mm '“ m” °’ E" w° mwee. rlblllllilhlim o1 uallewwll» vgic gnffharlksyiuiv k110i? wglelrﬁggcl

Srflllﬂié. ialeatlng out Jack Clyde for Mary Sm." w“ ‘ounh "ht m.

it r p Me‘ w e N B from President Ed Barrow f New

‘ FREE-FOR-ALL v gelrrligliirzgerabzfut taco Xefxiletlttih’ giggly I med York Yankees. The Yahkeovfaichet I 3rd Heat: Peter Reamoro was on . t“ Trot’ c u! mug“ n‘,§‘,,“‘y“°§§*,‘,‘,°‘§§$v ﬁfmﬂﬁlfd

1st Ieat: Th big field 4 -i the iii-libido ll they sot the Word noun u. 0'3! ) ' Aei ruwu i e wk‘ W" Jlmll“ *"°l'"ll‘ ‘i "w "ll 52.5: nnﬁit. (Baxwbm the fggtxigiie ahtinggn: to tggeélllzttgﬁ

ers, all jockeying for positions.

THEATRES

Watch

on the

Rhine

ten scores before they sot- thei A‘ “h” h" m‘ "M" W" l" Juani Axwort v (Barnett) than was no lereweu ceremonies . _ wtolrd ﬁlth LeuéhMcKirlneyi tallliltiz Eva Worthy ignsblal ) for-Hemeley but. President Barrow y t u‘

em ownto equarern ry -Ms:y8ouaa-t . w ee u wok“ t B", 37. ~* ' ' e 01'. seconds. followed by HaPlIlY L. and! sued pg ( ‘mild natal-Ln: (inn? epre_eglme Herb“ put a fly m Docs s a Tip Abbe. As they hit into the! " talk in his office. . / backstretch they strung out and? "If"? » t a the hilill‘ :81 stiliguw Mﬁ-i Tracey Hanover making his fir: (Vie? iisellilyely) ' ' S“ A P '

n owe a ., _ - nlﬁnil" iignover, Jiillity glib Tip start as s trotisr, coals on verg 111m: 2.1a. me at. 2.1a ‘.6. lnlsler .a||' Abbe. The halfwas pacedinlbl 1-4. _. 185i t0 "06 0h OVQII Will Wit '> " Y Going up the back stretch Mighty ' Hanovsr and Julia); Ittgftig to {have l‘ l0!

p n as ney e p o e

iltreah Mighty Hanover and Jol- lity had raced into top places and 0

The winning horse is own Dr. 0.1). Cloiilrh. Invcmcss. N.

what hlbdfllg‘ itHwas through ab; DIM-e by ‘ he“ SM‘ t0 ill; BHOVH’ OTIS B , ‘ii w‘? » it» ~30 M“ =i= ' "liiiy".‘.‘lll"itl.i'll.ﬁ’l“i.il°llnl'iii n. .....":.'it"t:.... ..

'- - Bel-ling, Philadelphia 6, Pittsburgh ‘I.

éaovored Jollity by half a length in . 7 1-4. ' 2 d n h J n“ ' m y n , ~ Philade_ hie 5. Pittsburgh 6. BET!‘ DAV“ to ‘cop til-e felzstuizz eifenrvciigm: ‘ "mull! Bum“ i chm" 5- 75m’ “W55 through with a great dis lay of ' ' _ ' j t" h“ l t h h fl I t - v One Woman . . . Symbol oi i1,“ “g ion tired sinfnn chine?’ 5x.’ l o volguzgevgéeil-QBHQ") , . . y) Millions . . . with a Ileart- tin y Hanover _ ymnng. so“; (achumm) 3,“ ~' "r ~ r-i l" 2: oitsisnsilniz - so; weenie- "m, th him wherever he goes . ' _ - ONI _ _ "Mun" he “u” I _ ﬁizxldeligcﬁfllllzﬁkagiltlgg égalatxdggii: V‘ Manchester's Alberto. (McLeod) __.____._.-._____ to take ovcr leadership rind at tile Time: 2.14 it, 1,1; w, 3,15 halfway mark it was Lew Mc- Tile w hoe-jg ls mme MONTMWI Fltl- I-il I'M. Kinney. followed by Jullity, Mighty » ~e . cilia-lea Willis, Ooveibmd.

ixlgbigviillpil‘; e1‘: iflileé Artltleeliililnlgil; Froo-Ior-All rm and Paco nQllQlllhﬂf When

Abbe. Hitting int the b ck- stretch Jollii move?! u very “fast 391ml’ (-7. U0nf0yl Eighty

to go past w McK nney and M.“”M.'"w'

mun“ MON- 3-45 P’ M- éboniviiiileili-leg Oiirgttatywilalurcllelverailelltie rmigrirmm“ pleased. Mighty Hanover was sec- 5"" I m

MATIN" 0nd. Lew McKinney third and The olllvl Gill“ "'4"-

Wslnut Abbe who was eighth in the

first heat moving up to cop fourth

Place. Rhea Mae was fifth. Happy

AMERICAN Cleveland 3 New York 10. Sh. Louis i0, Philadelphia B. Detroit 3. Boston 3. Chicago 1. Washin ton 0.

INTERNATIO AL Jersey City d, Montreal l. Jersey City i. Montreal it.

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IIONTAGUE BAT. 1.30 AND U.“ l’. M. . Joe s ‘,.rociletted back into ' Nellie, ggltfs lhﬁvyweight Ohglelh 2 e cg years ago ng =- . h hfltt JckShk. "1- ~'. ~ ._.- . . ‘"0 bvldelbostian Lileolifdin lthrce rbiineciis n’. '~F°."M°r"'s$§in.°l'.Glfenymah we’. his 5'"'s.°"b°5i‘°9°'"' '" \W°'“.°'.B'?S'1"evgmyatiisy at. New York, Tn, grown Bomber tbrllle f lm H bdploss vlciml. Patel-Lorre. is himselia speclolisfm 0""? ' ""5" "l9 toil Jllllb 3fk>l937~ with Yugoslo c and Perl: lorqnyiho colorful boclrgrqindctziolheg

an Qiiht-fbiilhd knot rut over. - I 5c ‘E_.._.EQEMH_

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