Holmanis Even Play-(i)ff

Series With

Holniait's IlliCl'lllN.ll:tlPS evened up their boat two-out-of-tlircc h:t::v-ball tiuz:rtri'-finals with the Abbie. lntcrmedizitcs at Queen Elizabeth Park yestci-day after- noon. defeating the league leaders iy the score of 19-16. Althouglii

--he visitors not eiizhtceit hits tothci

Holmaiils ztggregazioitts fourtcen.1 Hogzinls eharizes itutslugrzcd the Abbies, pettini: fire of the seveii

doubles and two of the three trip.

les cracked out.

The game it-a: as weird an ex- ltibition of thc pnptilar stintmcr irstinir as most of thc oiilookcis lied ever seen. Thc world's rccnrd must have been :tppror.clicd for wild throws to bases. on numerous iccasions the ball gotnz tcit or more feet over the potential re- rcircr's head. Fifteen erro:s. fair- lt ereiily divided between the (no cams. were clialkcd tip. and sonic itlSll.ldLICd flies wen" (town in the took as hits.

in spite of all this holibliiitz. 'onie fairly good fielding was in -ridcitcc Rx iiitczlurlcs in tho cont- -rlr of r-trors. (inc of the itch- tchts of the gniitc tans wlti-ii Bor- tard. Holniaii pitelicr, Sl:ll"iC(l Lllll

n give Whitlock an tittcntionril itiss. Joe's control "of h.' tiff tttrl Buck st'.uii': U the ti:st ittic 1' h:ch was faiilr ('ir”S” '1! 1 . ' t"i Thcit llllfii V.'lllii(l"K

it was an itt'ctttirtit:tl tire ' he waited. hut aitntlzcr hat: npp:xi-- rutly caught it roiner and l'. ita- then

:2 called strike twn. Bcriiard iiccitlcd to pitch :0 Buck and hc .:c.uittled on: to the 1t.ti-her

.l.iL'l( Rztazlr lcrl rill lrviit:-s tn iattiiiz. szcltiiitz ftrc hits in Si'C

rips to the piaic. Piiteaii and Luiid zed tlirec binglcs apiece. Rollie l,rtt:ii.r. tho kzd c:t'cltci' of Hoi- iiiin's. lcrl lltrt tc::tn ttiih the 5 wk f" rkliiir: th.rc hi'c in I.re trzcs.

T-Ticldiiig L'.Clll5 ttcre HClll)' (illi- lantis riiiiniiii: catch of Cairns” fly ,lll-'t inside the left foul litte in the

out

iiiu--Zlt. l.r.iitli'.v's grab of a short fittil pop f.oiit tlic STRIP l).'lIl0i' in the lllllidl. ?.lacDon 's l'llillllllK (OiCll of Boriiartlis fly in thc

-.rut'ilt. and Cuker Pittcatrs smart

ui;Le SPORr

?

Abbies

infield play throughout the gamtnl The way the players changed pos- itions dui-iitiz the game was minin- iseent of the ('0)'lICl'sl0l uanie of.

. . -1? . V .N I J I

Headway. a black horse owned and driven by James Given' of Sydney went the fastest dash of the free-for-all pace at the Sum- merside Raceway last night and was presented with I head hood

"scrub".

BOX SCORE i Abhiec C11 is. .. . Pivtcztti. ab Wliitlock. p. ss 5

""c'on'i'iiTt'ie

SS.

"nit liege

Hawiidditle Fight Here in September

Louis t'l(id” l.a.'t'rti: .titil ”l'.it.:

5 E taxi h

Eitr” Peterson of (Tltailottctuttn will fight for the Pi'ut'iiii'iiil 1 1l0aY)WP1l!1lt bmsinll 11110 M N0l'l1l. Whcit the four leiitlitisz hockey River Rink nit ScP'?"111'3'i 7 111 n'ciiibs in (Etc M:i:'it.nies dCL'l(lfd to ntzttcli sponsorrtl Int Stan Hltzuill. H-1; 1:; -- Series l1(iL'kLl' for it was nnnotini-crl ht B't4.":zii' l... mqtp: pm. 0;" ' .. H321”. :9 ilrcisioit (O .' Pclersuit. tilm itnii- iiilcil lllf pj 1 1,-5.3 p;m.9,.g. Had island ltcntgtiteiglit ilitisioii, liasnmx p1u;,g.1g1-gngd m A113” Cup heen rather inactive tn ttoxini: t'ir- ltocktr '1lPX wou'rl aiifonizttlcitllt i-lc- ilutit. ' 1 WM '11 " FNWIIIS ha-to the soiwi:-es of the plat- lizit foil-' it.” till t.itt I1iI"iX cs 1. the 4?"l1.lI uh oh Hits iilxl ttoii in Amm (A U.mitj.- Nli'Cln.-lat). tic I ”.itnx All-aiilitts who were l..-ttfot-ty. trim has .'llttiI)s i:iin- '.Fl'1' that the lcaeuc i'c1

tttitgiteil as it li;zlitne:gltt. expect: iaiii its Major Srries status. . . .

to 1'OlllD into the ring around 180

imiinrls lntr figuim he ran ovct-' The Alaiitirs. hottcvcr. inziy lose

iinnit ill-i ttcirzltt rli-::il-...iitngi- tiitlt ii iii:tnb thtir oiitst' itdiiig fizlitinz aliilltt. piotr s who llflrl lie

'll' .'li'-I) aiinottiircrl ilint ltit tittii .,1.1x 15 plans tn ltlillltil n (:eitnan itnnti- . Billy Gerald. the little centre-i ,",li'Illl. hllnu Bulirtnanit. with an nt.i:t and ttiiijzcr who seorrd so lslaitii ilP(it')n0lSZlll Piulit-inanii. inarr s for the Atlan- tihit iatnc nut ftoiti (iPl'lll.1ll)' twin tic: 0 attrl eaiised Muipli tnontlt-' a::o has has h:t'il sonic vx- Ql:.iii 53 l iiir disntiiioi -

pciicit--o as nn iitn:-:rviir fizlitrr mt tnitr iizg to .1 Ha!-

iltc l-Ziiioprait itniitiiivitt llo i: li."x 1.1 hccii

pro-1-itilt lVfll'I-xlllll on R farm in red to the Mctilrciil

Tl'P.tX',1LIl!'. list. As a .iuitioi' he was an out- Tltc (icriiiiiii and his optirinent s"r.itd.:u: pi sficc: and he ini:ht

uill fiizht in the -viii":-final. 1: nine ll'.t' N H L.

is po--itiln i.li;it ltn uill hc tnect-. ' 1 '

inn: ('lt:tt'lottrtonn's "('li'ick” iII'1lV- .'.re tftc llSll'.li i'i-petr'- that

tie. it ll(H'it'P pet-fiiiiiter in profr-s- Hit C:.nt;:i.ll t-.ill 1)l:tl' ttttli

sioital ranks. the S'.dtic1' .VIllii0ll1ill'FS. (lllt)' llllS

year they appear to be more nutli-i

Tlircc Prclittiiiinry Eri-tits

Parade Time

STOCK CAR RACING

Coveliead THURSDAY. AUGUST 20th-8 P.M.

Prince Edward Island's Latest Sport.

Finals for S100 i-aoli. i Oiic Itliiiii Event for 33200. Canteen service on grounds. All racing cars must be in pit at 7:30 P. M.

(title. Arid it. is pcssible that Bob E 'lCSi inay tilay for S.rdi:e.t. The or :cn in Bttttness and Camp- ltfctl to the Sytliirr ciuii would be .'I bad b'.ow to Halifax and a grant heart for the MtIlioti.'iit'e5. Bott- iwers once playeri with thc Million-l

atrws and reportedly wishes to snakc 111.! home thcte. O 0 I

The M'.lli(iiiait'cs. after two lllllll- ifialiizg szaror are going: all-out to reziiii. that: once proud stand-1 ing and high prestige in the hoe-1 her world. They arc. itegotiatiiig ".llh 'li::ry Rrardoii for the eoztrh- . '11: job. Rcardoit, who coaolicd tho i”'oriticitcc Reds with rottsiderablc. 3-ticcess ciiirim the past few ye.'irs.i has been sent it contract and must. fill in his own flzures. If his Sal-1 :iri' is in line with the Millim- aitcs' l:.'W.'.' book he will harc lllt”' litoilzer of thcl " ttollld

for Slllll NICII. Two Senti-

p. good grail of hockey players. . . .

A mcrting to dtseiiss plans for the coniiii; rezir will be i'lPi(i by the Itlaiidcrs l-lo:'i:cy Cltih lo- iiizht. This siioiild bc an iii'.crr-:t- iiig session as the Club excctitirc and shareholders get together anti.

8 p.m. Sharp

Fino liitalislt Witrstcrls. KB ols. Grey, hrowit. S .o to S3T.(l(l. Clcariiii: Prioc

ppasioo

JACKETS

Gabardine and C0l'filll'0) per and full bolt. mode brown. All sizes .

) to zltl, Worth

....?-W1 0”

TROUSERS J

.. liiiglislt Ttvceds and Harrotex Twcetls, one and two htittonerl nioclols. Blues, lawns. grey. Take your choice ...........

1 WZWLDEL-

and DB morl- i

1 TOPGOATS 3..

...t .Vicn's line all wool gahardino Top- coats. Fawn and grey shades. Plain and

ltcltcd ntodcls. August Sale .

1 250. "Fun

Jackets. Zip- Winc. navy,

IIOIISEHIIIE JA'3KETS

l

Gabardine Trousers llillll sclf belt. 1 Pony horseliide Jackets. "rwo mm es. BYOWDS. 1311195. HFf')'5- N1 SIZPV Auizust 1 fccts. Zipper and buttoned front. All the Sale ....................... .. new shades. August Sale ,. 1 I 6.75 1 2070 OFF SWIM TRUNKS & SHORTS . 257;. on T NECKWEAR si.5o-si.75-Now .. 51.00 HAPPY F001” HEALTH SOX . . 87c Silk .0 Nylon T-SHIRTS 257, on ALL SUMMER HATS. ....... 25ft. 0!! I SPORT SHIRTS ........................ .. 207, on

AELLY & MacINNlS

1 Large Attendance At 'Stock Car Races At iMontague Yesterday

.3.-t ilIl'El' i-iotril nttr-ndiiiiz the first stock car i:ti-es at Montaiziio Tliiillltoul ytisit-rtltiy afternoon he- t1'IlllL' itiilltiisiztxtic fans of this

;i:tst-;:t'i-uiiti; popiiliir spcfrt ns they On. Hm Huck 10 mo mus”. The

ti:-.ti'hc(l i':ii's itii-int: at high specrll nrniiitd the 1 4 mile lriiclt. Manyi tsoitv the thrills as tlrivcr fougliti to puss on the tiglil. oornor.-'. lr:ir- l'iilllL' fast, hunliiiiz. side pusliitigz. t:'.tint: to fitri-c an opening hcfoic tho xiii-ii-li. (Hit--' lcfl cinhziitkinent

ihc ll'Ill'ix', rliml'iod the. at inncr field. finally

tcitmmiss on antlit-v-ent.-To the for lnnothcr

1 on I he

THE GUARDIAN. Cpl-TAVRLOTTETOWN

repairs. After it new start, thrill was provided the spct'lntui's u hcn llio car driven hy Bhlh Murrn.t" liflotl nnolher car

driver was disqualified by the fltuzniiin for not exercising riiution uliilc anothcr car was tros. tise track.

Ninc oars note feriturcd in the frcc-for-all going 20 laps. and the rmir of the motors. the hair split- ting turns. the Thrills of speed glue the rrowtl an afternoon of

and warmer by Frank MacNelil of

.ide. Bill Brown, secretary of the Raceway, made the pre: sentation. Headway made the marl: of 2.08 4-5 in the last dash on the evening's card. and the race was the fastest of the sum- merside racing season.

Anne's Boy. owned and driven by Enzor 'E0wness of Summerside won both his beats and establish- ed A netv'mark of 2.11 1-5 in win- ning the seventh race on the card.

iUGUS'l1 20, 1953 Junior Tennis Tournament To Open Monday

The annual junior tennis tour-

iiament sponsored by the Chair- lottetown Tennis Club will open T119 111111)! 110111119 011 1119 51'C01:d next Monday. it was announced and 11111111 01351185 D1115 5105-11

with Frankie Budlong and Anne's Boy the two dash winners. Thei quinella with Abner the Greatl and Wayne S. Gratton placing first nnd second paid 331.90.

here last night by Phil Jardine.

There will be competitions in the junior men's singles and dou- bles and in the junior ladles' sin- gles and doubles events.

.trriizlitcncrl out, and mood for. . ' ' V '. inn Iiirk tlIIl'lt more The fiiui F”-10-1"1"”L 1.I.M(..,-i. "had 1”” long . ' ' T rciitciitlirtu l 1II'tlllllllI.'ll) nu: inn off ttttlirtul ,. . , p H iiiislittp hut the scooiiil lti'ou:.'li! Hm mikuui M H” "wlnz INN the crowd to their feet at thc "1 mum”: 1 . I u r ' . 1 first turn when the car driven by 1 D H”; '):.eh""'”:'i1 I l9oiiiici' Stctt'nrt Bracklev went ' uane 10 ms.o"' K ontaguc" 1 t'r0x'GtAlit' on the track leaillnz to 7- lvan Lettrd, PisquII1- i pilc tip. Wlion the dust clctir- '1' Bob L,N'rd' P1Sqmd' , 1 iii 'itt-iv tlttiic cnrs were out of 41 D0" kmmNh' hmrmy Rwnlt , ' '; , . . ,, , ., ' Sccontl l'rellmln:ir.v Irwvlv cmm 13:! your and fmnh IVi'III'IX(l1'ry' Lltarl0ttcinu.n. ; o ft 1 A . p. 1. Merrill Clark, Bracklcy. all rrtiiiits has as 1llllli1ll5a.la)ll1lC-)-i 34 Rees? Newsom Yolk W M”-0 71, mm as if .3 EH5 1 First Semi-Fliiiil i la litlfn flCttll.F(tllI.(F-lC0.m toss ! RN”. Nnwsnm X-Mk. 1 170 ll-11p't”1'11'1f1”; 11”1;:IE”Ji(:u;ti”l:i1:(j. '1 Merrill Clark. Brut-klc.V. it:J'liitt'i(liiit tlhc li"i'ic" lirwisc 3' hum” Di(ikiM0"' txh”m"”'m' Pr 1;); mwrkl 1 -1 Iran. l.ear(l, Pisriiiid. ” ' . . . p ht-coml Semi-I-lnnl 1 l. Buzzv MaCFlicc Alexaiidrn A rtimo that the Island Basc- .. h.an' Korm. CHE '

y . . 1 4. .. . rlottetown bdllltrhfti If nP1'i:.iw”Cil)f 3. llntid Johnston. ('li.-irliilir- (it 11 t V t it 11 T 't ”' tinuii.

Jlllll'J1' and 1iitr:'ined'ate p'ay- . .

li'l 13.. nf:1i'l(('l iwas spliced '1.rM.l1M'A.l' ' tuhttbtv Rutg'e” st John 1. llovsc lxcwson, lorlc.

We H 510-)" 01 mo-mgm' "Them 2. its-mil ciaiit. Bi-.'I('kl(x)., lrpoifisg pbtl" Commuct anhoupht .'l. David Johnston, Ch'towii. 13 3- t ” . 4. Ivan Ki-rry. Charlottetown. there litis been some talk of (he. ,

Jtllll0:' Alibzes and the Curran and Brzze-' Jillllf rs playiitg both series at tho sziitic. time." he stated. Raiitly ljldttards. coach of the Jun- ior Abbies. stated that he had been npproaclirtl with such A suggestion. lnit prcfcrrcd to hint" separate srzics 1 inc lslriitd Lcaxue and the Junior pinrni'Ts.

. . .

T-ioltiiiiit's intermediate slaved off clinttitation front the island Base-1 ball League playduwns yesi'.ei'tia',' riftrriiooii hr bcstiiig the Inter-It incdiatc Abliics 19-10 in H r:i'.lici' rarc exhibition at Siiniinersidr 1 Rare too was the fact. that Doiiiiicf lVfacLoait should he on the mouiidl at the cm! of the gamc for it mntked the first time this scasoit that. .VincLc:in threw one piloli fitr the Ahliiss iii a losing cruise. lioxt-1. ever, the L'?lll" tt-rs lost. licfmvi l-iiiitncll cnino in the mnuiiil so his. spcflrss rccoid for the year is s'iil1 intact. K

e o .

Al;iol.cait is one ball playcr who. iilll let the tei-oi-ds do the, talking as far as ability is roiiceriir-d Hc. went to thr mouiid right times (lur- ing the Leagiic schedule and he won every time without. the nerd

I .

. . A r F0 The World's Easiest Shaves

Sliarpest Edges

Ever Honed

20 In 91.00 to In 50: In Nady MSPINSII with unumnent

llunnc Dickinson. Montiiziic.

iMcA And RCAF Royals '1 In .6-6 Play-Off Draw

M. C. A. and RC A. F. fought to a 6-all draw in seven inning at the airport. in Summerside last night. and so did not make any progress in their lt:si-iwo-ituI- iltrcc play -off series.

Gaudet and McAlecr engaged in a bitter pitching duel. Gaudet al- lowing only three safe btngles. an McAlcer giving up six.

.11. C. A. were leading 6--1 when

. . A. F. came in to the at- tack in the final inning. The first batter struck out and the second filed to centre field so it looked like an M. C. A. vlcitory. But Lun- dell tripled for his third hit of the evening, and G:iudet walked. Cox went to first oti a 1ielder's choice wltcn nit attrntpt was made to cut Lundcll off at the plate. but Luitdell scored and Gaudet. raced around to third. Jay was

' i ' ' ' t . ih 1 . Fwsf race to srun at P'm' sharp 'd1emd':1 1111:” i1n,"r1)it.e1Clc1'aetosui)rilsil(l EIIVOI assistaiice from another litit'lei'..59"1- 1” 1” WC” '” PM"”"' ''”1'1 isifzjlx, Cimc an Mm. ',Im.Rabh. 1, 3. H0 rm 3 1,-W4,” Mn". i,(.,.,.lltis wild pitch allowed Griiidct. tot . sit . . . r . . . 1 . -WI. . .- . APPVOXIHIUIGIY CUTS IO SIC". in start anoth ' smtsoit its rt inrm- '11!-”Sf1'rtl' 11111111 IITN1 W011 .0115” 111 ” "P mm the 11mg ”m' ' her of a frnir-tc-.tni loop with long 1115 0l1I1.V .0l,11fY';' S-:il'1h01 11111: 1 1-11p mu Sm" ' . ' .. - 0 '. -1-, . tr: de en cc to I m .rrs .:imJe s. Admission-SL00 adults. children 50c. ,t.aieiimg fllttrilicfs .....omi in an cxmbmm WM 0" m.'.., . . . i u ... -1 -' - -. ' e he ft ish d the g.mc lift: -11- C 5- A11 R H 0 A p A point systciiip will be kept on the drivers and it 1 W" wgijfua C;;.":.S,, n C W LL 1-lcnitcsset-. 2b 3 1 l 0 3 0 inid-season cliiiinpionsliiii will he held Thursday. "H -1,..,,m,. 5...... R. an M... .1” - - - L62 C1 -1 0 1 0 Scpt. 3rd when !il00.ll0 will he awarilcd the top point Islilllfifls it will be in a (illlli t-:.:;- 1;('i1lLllllE llg; i.c:L2iie S(ItllPCilll0 'ilP &l1;:51fI1f11;';011v 313 12 1(1) 6 (1) - - . - - - , - V-. " 1 i rat :1 up I strrcciits ft" an at'-. -" 5 - -- -4 ilrncr incltitling tltis iiiict. (Ehl(l:l) 1t';fi1l(:l1'Tnl:elnllei:t':l1aLgLY FragE M blown my Riaml HEVJW B as D 3 I 0 0 0 0 If wcaflicr is unfit races will be held Friday iite.z011'1”0”5 Mm T131110? 51-1195 if"”'"1.”1 ””'1' 45 h”5' 11" ””a1'"' 1'! Burnt." '3 0 0 1 0 ' It A f 01 t llliat the sicittnsz would mi". take 16311115 31 F0111?-553110119 -W1T01111' T1"a”101- 1” 3 0 1 9 D 2 "IE1 , "guy I S . ylilace for in Zc.ist sr';e:';iI rla,t'S. "Va ”1111' 19 11115 11110 15 W311” A iw- Hc"”555e3'- '1 2 0 0 6 2 0 ..Bm.kn-. mm”, ms mark M R pla)'ci'rctiii'iiiiiL:totlic StiniriiorsitlclMCAlct:l'. ll 3 1 0 1 1 1, -7---- - - -- . ML .. , ,, ,J . mdiigoiit Tiicszlay night said he had E. MRCKlllll0ll. 55 X 0 0 0 0 fl 0 T""'t-T"T inoiiiinsz on the l)all but a0prayer. it ,Totals 25 8 .'i 21 7 5 stock pltrnse among ball playetrs. If x-Replaced McAlcer in Seventh. I iIL'lI. were so the prayer must liavc; been a good one because Funncll R. C. A. F. .. Ah R H 0 A E zarc up only three hits. For the:r Murphy. 2b 4 l 0 2 l 2 rffni-is yesterday lilf!5llmlTICl'Slflt31K1lby. c 4 n 1 9 3 1 lmys lllll be reward!-rl Siindny Will! i "V o-mm"? "'r"mm'4 t another cltaiioe to but against .t-law-E 50 MEWS SUITS 25 MEN'S SPORT COATS Baseball R93uIt3

American League

Wuhlnnoli . 000 000 000-0 4 0 New York 000110 001-2 4 I Slmii. Dixon mi and Graaao; McDonald and Berra. L- SitLn.I'IR1 New York-Berra. St. Louis .. 000 002 000 2-4 1:! It Chicago . 000 000 200 1-3 9 3 Pillette, Stuart. (7) Turley (Bi and Moss; Pierce and Lollar, Wil- son (8), I,-Pierce, W-Turley. Phllndelphln 000 202 000-4 9 2 Boston . .. I00 200 30x-6 I1 2 Bishop, Martin (7) and Anlroth; Flowers. Kinder ml and White. W-Kinder. L-Bishop. H"I-LI: Phila- delphia. zernlitl izi, Robinson: Boston-Williams. Cleveland 000 110 000-2 11 Detroit . .. 010 002 011-4 11 0

Wynn and Hagan; Hoeft. Her-

(Coniunued on page 15

YEO THEATRE, MONTAGUE

. CAPTAIN MORGAN

Junior players wishing to enter Summf-11953

should I.'0li')Ct. Phil Jnt-dine or A Fmh R

phone Ian Kennedy at the Club! nut M N" House bctore five o'clock Sunday Am” Dream icanbecin 1 1 cveiiing. The Club House phone Jpnny Lyn." (E. Sernple) ti 2 number is 9724- Crusader Chief tLewlsl 2 41 A... -,,,.,,,.,-.A. I lfguorian Youth Club

I I Hand Legion 13-6 De eat ' ii it?-tTi(-.(:fi?d-Ti-TE i1?iT.T t(- iii.

Part-mutuels: First race: 315.10 480, 340; 54.30, 3.20; 53.10; semi-.-. racr: 57.10. 300, 2.50; 39.50. 31.1 31370.

Fourth And Eighth Rue; Headway (Given) . . :i 1 lots Henley (MacLeodi .. ..,.1 4 Prince Maplecroft (Carroll) .2 .1 Hedgewoozi Chief (Harrison) 4 2

The l.i;'.uorian Youth L'liili (le- mm. hits in five trips m we plaloll

fcnlc-il the Legion ill-li leslerdily paddy Shepherd. playing emu-1, "”','"'”z M 3" oi" 3am.” ah.ead m Carol Proude and Cliff Petcrs each their bcst of fire series in the had two bus for me LIY-Cy

City Softball League quarter-finals.

The I..Y.(l. now ll."5 three points pnnd tho l,c;:ion oiic. Their first .,i!nino riidcil in ll ltl-l0 tic.

Pius Bolger cracked three hit; for the Legion trltilc Vcriic Binn- rlinrd and Moe G0()(IWlll out two hn-cc l(ll()('kS. (iooilttin liad;

rappeil '

A

Headway Goes Fastest 2 Mile At Summerside

Meg (MacNelll) . Billy Mcvey (0'Meara) . 5 5 Times: 2.14 1-5, 2.13 2-5. . Winning horse owned by Georg. Csllbeck. . Part-mutuelsz First. race: 35.30.

2.30.

Frankie Budlong (Lowei'y)..... 1 4

Abner The Great tsobeyi. .... ..tl 1

Wayne S Grattan (Taylor) 11 2

Mason's 49 (L.J. O'Brien. R, Holman) .. . 4 5

Vnlon (RClICllf0l'dl 5m. Tlnies: 2.15 3-5, 2.15.

Frankie Budlong owned by An. near & Lowery; Abner The Great owned by Jas. Haffel. Freetown, Part-niutuels: First race: stop. 2.90. 3.10: 04.00. 3.70; siao; gem... race: 55.00, 4.40; 35.60.

Third And Seventh Dishes Annts Boy (Bowness) . .. ., Jo Jo Spence: (T. Sample) . Shin-iiig Houi” (Lewis) Handbook (Ratchfordi Jerry's Nizlitinare tE.Seinplci 6 :t Trit Single G. iL.J. 0'Brieiii 4 ,. Times: 2.12 1-5, 2.11 1-5.. Winning horse owned by En.-.. Bowness 01 Summerside.

ravine... nun...

Times: 2.12 2-5, 2.00 4-5. Headway owned by J&HIe5Gll'Pll

Iola Henley owned by Clnytoi, MacLe0d. Pziri-mtittiels: First race: satin, ".50. 5330; second race: slooii 390' 5401'

- Vitaii s2,000,00o worth of pianos were manufactured in Can-

Thc l..Y.(1. srorotl sercn runs in H". longml ml of H". mmt n the fourth inning: to win the hall uipln 1 .''1l'”"' "5 H”-V 1”" mgcm" 5” Tho umpire ttris John lillllgilPl" .hits and luo ttalks. They added Wm, 1.0" Arsonaiili and 1.(..m.... .three more runs in the fifth. (-mmmm. on we hnscsl

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