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gram of a three-clay harness rac- ing meet, a feature of the Fred- ericton Exhibition. The bay geld- ing had two victories and was nos- ed out of winning money in an-

THE GUARDIAN. CHARTLOTTETOWN

M. T. Royal .Aces Win

(con! n,.,.D.....- -, "”' ,Cuker Pini-.a.u's Viola McKinney (Queen) 2 2 gm" event, fii1aS09d1f3::1K or third and Maggie: Boy (Wood) .. 3 6 F1"; nan. '11nninll "W 111-, hunt down the Ciilllikln Smlleydllle ih Q0950) 5 3 Laurel Lea , (Britten) . l :- - l”1111y acDona wow me but Gertrude Grattan, Dewey Direct. Diana Dale (stiles) . . 2 The Miminigaah-Tlgnlsli Royal .11-.1 liase line were 1 who were pmuythe-Law. steamboat (Johnson) . 3 Aces' defeated the Kensington-Kim liorir . ,1nn,Hc:nMN gnu Wl""l”B 0Wm"' M) A C""8hl”'v Winning owner L. E. Britten. kora Bali Club at the Kensington larli "V Wm” l y 53"” J”h"' Tlme” 233' 2'23" H"l-llmd- Time 3-19 1s5- diamond on Labor Day by the con- -”11,,1.iiarCr'l"""1k' Cl-s B Second Raco vmcing score of 16-4. They mm W 1 ' Bonus Abbe (McKinney) 31 Barbara Dillon (Polly) 1 1,,e1,,,,1,,,y ,m,,,,,,,d mm .1. 5., Box SLOEE Good Luck (Mart) 1 3 David McLean (McArthur) 3 Row by me 51301.9 of 13.2, ' 3: mm Cmpnl (Armlr 3 an whlspermg 0” (Ste"e"”") ' These games are part or 11 roi1nd- '5 All It H IBOOA Tri1i:ieD Volo, Blanche H este winnlng owner V91-nnn 1: 1y, mbm um” beween M1m1mgaSh1 Grady: 3” 2 l 0 3 g Novlyajn ml; enwneu Lloyd Mnxin. Campbemon-'I-hT,l:1nen:'c2el 13' Tignis.h,Alberton-O'I..eary and Ken- '13”) T3 I " 7 1 l "W" s”1”tt”3” '1? ”9r1ll.3l”'lzi'”l"E' 3” ” 5pm” if”'”” '; il""r?1lE5.l'S5?3e o?'B('1'wlll 3335: r 10 son. 3" 0"" 5- -. .J.A.(Dno) . N 11, 11, 1 0 -u 2.30 3-5. nick Mm-tin (3a?,;.,”,m) ,3 County. The-Royal A'ces have also 3 0 2 0 0 0 Gem Reomoglltlliagu) 1 1 s1;lVi1:-1nlngT1ownZr05L(;u;s Aclrer, St. heat? the Alberton-O Leary Com- ' 11 1, 1, e . p en. me 1 -. no on once. :' ; 3 .1 1, 2 Col. Sherbrooke (Jones) 2 3 Fourth Race R. Mclnnis held the K-K's to six 1, 1 Bud Abner il-SW50") A3 Cedric Hanover (Graham) 1 hits over the nine inning route, 3 2 l 0 Dr. Bimier (G005! 34 Sandy D (Allinizhami 2 strikin out 13 and walltin four T O 1 2 3 1 Play-AWBY iD0WneYl - - 5 5 Sliver Hanover (Meehan) .. . .3 The KEK.-S 1151-,('1p1geo,1 a11dgp-111-m.' winning awn” w' Juhmom wl'"”"3 mm" Ci 3' G””""”' er. Pigeon gave up nine hits in PA 38 8 T 18 7 ll Halifax. Tlmeshilzlnz-5, 2.21. Pcrth. Timerfifg, RS” 1 mnmgay whmed mm and gave up An R H PO A E Time Table (Downey) bi mum 131115 (311193) 1 ""99 '""”- Farm" W” "mched :1 1 ii 2 1 1 Billie Whistler (Hayes) 116 Steamboat (Johnson) 2 hal:fdl1';55e1i(:11?:?;:g5-:35”; 2 () ll 0 o u New Look (Devlin) 2 '1 Lucky Spencer (Hamilton) . 3 - P r 9 , 4 1 0 3 3 2 Adagio (Lawson) 73 winning Owner W. M. stiles, l0 H"?- 3 (l 0 6 0 0 Monty? 1B11Ldlor1u1g, u BOY. Woodstock. Time 2.17 2-5. HH. lulaudet of the Royal Aces led . 11 0 1 1 0 n Flaliltieyi on r. aiiaeyil DOWN! sixth Race a sic era. getting four hits in six 3 i 0 i i 1 Tm nil OWN?! - - Yr Charming Guy (Clark) ..1 tries. L. Gaul-let, M. Callaghan. M. 2 2 1 7 2 ii Sam" J”h"' Md -3- P- HB,"l'- 55”" David McLean (McArthur) .. 2 Mclnnls and M. Leclair each got 1 ,1 1 1 1, 1, John. Times? 2.15 ?-5- 210- Barbara Dillon (Polly) . . .3 a. brace of hits. M. Mclnnis got the ' 1 11 1 1, AT TRUR0 Winning. nwner F. Clark. F'red- only extra-base blow of the game, 4 1 TRURQ Sept 1 "T lcpl DIM” 9”'5l0"' Time 239- a double in the seventh frame.

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Henley, owned and driven by C.: MacLeod of Wcstville. N.S..

Seventh Race

W55 Jo .10 Spencer T-(Acker)

Champion and Robson led the Ken-

. 1 V W” a triple winner here today in the )3,-ighinn (Dewitt) 3 zllgfckh Wml mil bmgl” 1" SUMMARY racing program at the raceway. Dr, ,1, A, (Dgnahoe) , , ,4 3 V - ...- D- Manhood reined his entry to vlc- winning owner AC1; -nme B01 SCORE H" W1?" C"G:llladE' 333:3 liilnmrriilf mm menm and M1 1'1 1:1 hth Race l I 16;"-,?”j;??,l;;1B;.f.ii”3 Abbiea 2. The rumrnary: Silver Hanovel (Clark) .. 1 Mini-Tir AB R H PO A F. it 1 E - First B-Ice Sand D (Allin ham) 2 6 3 1 1 2 ll . - Pu: ll, Bim Y B M5 0' duumehit - Mla::Donald- Nancy Bflllml (DIDICI5) - H I Cedric Hanover (Graham) I . 0 3 4 1 O 0 mm:”"””' W111 Macuani Abegweit Milady (Cyril smith) 2 Winning owner Clark. Time 2.14 . e 2 2 1 5 1 11019” M5” T" Mavcs 11'Abb1u 1111 Raymond Brewer (Kennedy) .3 Mn”. mm. R, 4 1 1 ,1 3 11 lerton haw, CA 7 -Simmons 11'. Winning owner. H. F. MacGre- Dr, ,1, A, (Donahoel . 1 M. Callaghan. c, .. 6 2 215 2 ll Iiilkl -- .li:i(-l.ez1n , ' gor, Truro. Time 2.16 1-5. ,1.) Jo Spencer (Acker) 2 M M ,1hC11d1,15 51111111111111 . cInnls,ri. 6 2 2 n 0 ii llllkE()lliV -- . 4 1 d second Race Brighton (Dewitt) .. . 3 M1Leg11111.V 11,1 ,1 1 2 ,1 ,1 ,1 1;wlld 171'") nj 9”” Meg (Don MacNell) ..i winning owner Donahoe Stables M1 01111111”. 611 3 1 ,1 1 ,1 11 ms xenimii. ii an Resourceful (Given) .. 2 Truro. Time (1.2i.1.a7 :1-5. 1,1Domm, ,3 1 1 11 ,1 11 1 umpire - -Y. EDI! E W58” Coaldale )C. Maclieodl . 3 --De Toms ' ' ' ' (4 16 H 27 I2 2 ..11,rnomh((, L. Doyle. - W!innl;i!sY0W,lI)1er. in 123-55 REGINA -(op)- with record Ti D91" Y- - - me ' 'i grain crops predicted, the year r'-”"" recordt 1952 b bit in b the bi est K""'”" A” " " 1'0 A E Third, Seventh and Tenth Races 111 sagfjnzhgwarffs 111fmy mggme 0. Kennedy cf. .1 (l 1) 4 il () llola Henley (C. MacLeod)1 ll of 1m,Ve511ng eqmpmem. Fa1,memS.F'armer,1-f. . 4 1 0 0 0 0 Victory Dale (Cruickshank) 252 waged omen raster mm they D. Callaghan, 3b.. 5 0 0 1 1 1 Hedgewood Chief (Given) 3 2 i5 mum be hum D, Roberta, C, 4 1 1 9 0 1, winning ,owner. C. Macl-end. ggT,.;..aa... E. Roberts, lb. 4 1 n as 1 ii Tn"? Tllll”: iioliiiiiilhziliiiiio 2.5 TOO Late To masslfy A. Ghamplon, :4, 4 1 2 4 ll 2 our an 1- n V Va ,1 ”7v7”7nn Roman. 21,, 4 0 2 n 3 1, sunny 8. (Bernard) .- -- --12 FOB SALE-IIAYMOND SEWING rt. Bacquicre, lf. 3 0 0 1 il 0 ?&i;lls”5rgl;el::or(w(,EJ(1kn!nors) .. Price 520.00. Phone Plgeon,p1rf& 21; 3 0 1 2 4 3 ' -- Totals 34 4 627 ii 5 winning owners. Emmett: Bi!r- T-T--?L Vnard. Hunter River, P.E.l., and WANTED -- BELL BOY. APPLY unaware. .Kaiacr and Nicholson, Halifax. "7QiLeii7li:i:l; 11 M1 r ” iTimcs: 2.20 1-5 and 2.20 (now re- FOR SALE n 11f101Tri 1KM1 ill-Tit 002 227 --00-I6 it 2 Word). mock swing. Phone 22544.. K""m" "'0 "0" WT i ” 5 I Fifth and Ninth Races ,.-...V.... .. H- M 1, Umpires: Plate, H. Landry: hascs. 1-ndgewood M. (Daniels) .1 l LOST-vA ROLL OF BABBED Thibeau and Jessum. ' lJudy Bddlnng (C. Smith) . .. . 2 2 wire between Charlottetown ..-.j...-D lpostman (Conroy) .3 5 and Brncklcy. Phone 2172-T). Winning owner. Mnccusple and '” " T71" "T"'”ewf MacG::gnr, Truro. Times 2.13 3-5 1m,1,?5" STOOKS OE ii bci . --H .-D D....... --- n AT FREDERICTON L05 . NOVA SCO LICENSE

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Golf Trophy Play Revived

After a lapse of several years the Dr. Simpson golf trophy will he i played for this year once more. l The first round of eighteen holes will be played in Summerside Wed- nesday and the final round in Char- lottetown on next Saturday. - E.

Buffalo (I31 100 000-6 8 2 Toronto 000 002 020-4 14 1 Birrer, Jordan (8) and Cieslel-

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(7) Shore (9) and Keller, While. Second -

Buffalo 031 100 000-5 8 2 Toronto .... .. 001 220 x-5 'l 2

(7 innings) Johnson. Poole (5) and Erauti;, Hudson and Anderson.

Second Syracuse M0 100 020-4 6 2 Rochester 000 I10 001-3 9 I

Holloman and Hayworih; Coi- lum and Bucha. First

Syracuse 100 002 000 000 04-7 13 2 Rochester 002 001 000 000 00-3 16 1 (14 innings)

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The Llguorlan Youth Club de- feated the Sunshine island Dairy 7-6 Sunday afternoon lo win the first game of the City Softball League finals.

Jimmy Gauthier wcnl all the way for the LYC while Charlie Ballem pitched for the Dairy- men. Cliff Jackson of the Dairy- men hit the only home run of HIP game while Allan Mat-Donald. cenirefielder for LYC pulled off some outstanding fielding plays.

Repe5l?lhhry . In Road Race

Durable Stewart MacMlllan of the Halifax Wanders won the six mile road race at Memorial Field yesterday evening when he cov- ered the distance in the good time of 34 minutes and 29 sec- ends.

The easy striding Mac-Miilsn. who won the six mile race here on Dominion Day, finished the six mile course with an amazing

hurst. of speed that drew the praise nf the good sized crowd of Ian: on hand to see the event.

Sam Grace of Antigonlsh fin- ished second to MacMillan with

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No idle boasll ACTUAL C.N.E. LABOUR DAY CQUNT PROVES AGAIN MOREPEoPll-' exp.-: av soaomk 7725: my omwy om-ye km!

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field of the Halifax Navy was fifth. Ruuell Doyle of Charlotte- town took ill at the two mile mark and was forced to retire.

The race was held on the Me- morial Field track. Each athlete lapped the track 24 times in the six miles.

Midget Practice

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