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. RONT0 (CB) Canad»a'§-averg , football business has excel-l21.()00 lvflt rogpects of growth. over the‘ limo years. a study by a Tor-f ll“ mm of management con- rllfants concludes. ' study. involving detailed _ mmation the nine pro R ‘M with particular attention to ‘f moo, showed that no pro‘ have recorded downard at- Jmce trends over the years

, 97,, 1957.

’ 39 lumred from 15,000 to sniff °—-'11-3 No one: that r,llCll.‘l'l warp Tan appreciable increase . - -.01'0nto and Calga

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and had last-(plaice clubs in three ofthelastf " W TV A DAN(;llE1:fRyears studied. The report touche. th . The F390” .‘”’-“ PWPHTPG. to gel‘ of open tellevisilwnflnfhrt the Hamllhm Parks B*°3_rd,¥e8'r the Big Four tried it. 21954. ,_ me whether it was e_co.~nom1~c-3 all teams 2 x c e p t, ' ,, wise to enlarge Civic Sta- showed a drop in attendanlce. ,“m or build a. new park. The experts ¢sti,m,ated that . I), more-ated that It the seats clubs can count on 30 per cen,t of available and the Tiger-Cats their seats being filled. Some are already operating

am 1 c(1)nt2;n;l0e)r, they can ex- ;, to sel . seats-an ln- above that. Regina has filled as «lease of 9.000"by 1955- _ lhlgll 35 113 per cent and never The study showed 1-lamilton less than 90 per cent, while Mont- .,‘5 had the biggest attendance, real has had at least 90 per cent , ease over the last seven: and Vancouver also has operated :,,5, gaming from an aver-agel well albove the limit, 1,199 in 1950 to 19,000 last year. Toronto has operated below the other sharia Increases were 80-pér-cent average every year .rded by Regina, Where at-1 since 1950. In 1955 attendance nce increased from 7,460 to. dropped to 64 per cent of the cap- Ywl, and Montreal, where thelacity. .

.4: HUNTERS CORNER

Tolv Temperature Marks “For June Almost Certain

June has given. us a few pleas- , days but for the most part ‘ ..-; set on breaking all low " ..,.- ature records. The coun- ..,. Presents a «panorama of ,. green and gold but this is ‘-1 mg at her best. There has « ,. heat or dust to detract from ,, beauty. When July ushers u, with dust and stifilling heat long for some of June’s less. 'I'hiat's the way of life .. always will be. June and Oct- :..1 are my favorite months. e is filled with joy and pro- ‘se of life: October with an sphere ‘chart tells of lifels 1. The crimson and gold distant hillsides is a fore run- ) ~ of dead leaves rustling under I‘ .. and November's chill breath ving -across a sore lamdsclanpe. (awe grow older we learn to ‘e each in turn for each has nothing to offer us. lreceived a pleasant surprise View weeks ago when I re- «'ved a letter from -Wes ‘ucko" Trainor from Grand ». s. Newfoundland. One para- aph has a special interest ate: “Always read with great ‘r- st your column in the - ». dian and was pleasantly * rised to read in the issue .-. May 27th, about being 'ed to watch for possible in- tions on a stream by my Dad, late Joe TI'&ilIlOl". My main ‘son for writing is to ask if ; remember if there was a fer" along at the time, for s to me;tha-t I was there ‘e you were preparing for the ,.zts stay. I do not remember ch about it. but I remember .. ne telling someone else to use the cigarebte as it was ‘en getting dark and this pro- ..»- showed up for a long way. ' - ember leaving albourt dnark t-hout the two men who came th us in the car‘ and it was .. my Dad explained to me la the men were left there. Of ' rse this may have been at I‘ m er time at an other place, , I do not have any idea in ,' hat area this happened. but , .' you wrote about D11‘. “Gus” ,. -I all came back to me and "am wondering if it is possible ,1 ; this could be the same trip .1 Just barely remember". I l was the same tnip. “Buc- , '5" letter freshened up my .. mory too. I had forgotten the .~ ling “g~ai‘fevr” who came along ; r the ride until his letter ar- . led. T-he cigarette incident W back into my memory . meeting two man walking , the road as we neared our

was a natures} born policeman. “Euck’s" letter went on to de- crilbe the top trout and salmon fishing to be had in Newfound- land. I was warned not to use his name in my Column but I felt that a lot of people in this province would like to know that our Top Hockey Player is well and doing well our sis- ster province of Newfoundland and that P. E. I. stil holds top place in his affections.

The sudden passing of Ben- jamin “Babe” Wood has left a void in the spovrusmen’s rhealm that will not be filled tor a long time to come. I have known “Babe” since he was a boy and in his passing have lost one of my sltauncnhest frierndas. He loved fishing and hunting and I can truthfully say-he was one of the finest sportsmen I have ever met. If they were all like him there would be no need of game wardens. In the time I know him I never heard him utter a -swear word. He will be greatly missed not ‘wily in his home but in the community in which he lived.

We have had memona-ble hunts together but it was his associa- tion that I cherished most. It was a tonic to meet him and compare notes on game pros- pects in which he was so well versed. My deepest symlpachy is extended to his family in their bereve-merit. As for mysellvl‘ his memory will never grow dim.

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main anonymous, has ‘sent us some summaries that will be re- called by tlhe older inhabitants of Kink’s County Saouris, P.E.l.

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purse $15.00; John L. 1-1-3-1. Gy- psy 3-2-1-2, Nellie 2-2-2-3, Kitty C. and Fairy Queen. The 2.45 Pace purse $50.00. Harry C_. (Hlarry Connolly) 1-11. Cymlbria Clhlelf, (D; Mac~Millan) 3-2-2, King of the Turf (A. Martin) 2-4411'. Nelslon (G,B. MacEac'hern) 4-3-dis. Th-ree Minute Class, Neptune Lee 1-1-11.. Barney DM (L. Doyle) 2-2-2, Min-

Pilotrta 3-dr. Slow Glass (for a set of harness), Dee-rfield (W. Welb-' ster) 1-1, Jock .G-ay (G. Es-sory) 2-dis, Bullet (OC. Carleton) dis note C. C. was my Sunday School Teacher!!!

SACKVILLE PROGRAM

The best night racing program of the season, with a large atten- dance, took place at Sackville

I nation and “Joe” telling Downs on Wednesday 1‘-‘i‘8h'l- The ‘ll get down out of sight with fastest mile of the night was the "l word of caution: “They performance of Mir. Rock in Race

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of 8 second on‘ the _~_.»gs_.-,_s;.n'; 1-9. 00?” “Pl bl’ -let lVl?.Flf.~‘.l'.

H61‘? is a brief summary: Rac-' es 1 and 4. Mighty Again (Ratch- fordl 1-4. Leah Federal (Gaude() 5-l, Chevvie G. (E. Morcside) 2- 2- Royal Value ((3. Smith) Il-7, Billy Elgin ‘S. Daniels) 4-3. time 2.11 4-5 and 2.14 3-5. Nlighty Again ('W\'l‘lP'fl l3,\' A.(:‘., Burg'Q5s_ Windsor: Leah Federal nwned,

, ry. T01‘-(by Ronton. l\/lnncton. Races onto Argonauts averaged 13,0002 and 6 (lrottersl, Bold Dean (L H . 135:, yeal-(Walker) 1-3, Dark Yankee (Mau-

°W°"er- the report exlplains, Ar-$891‘) 6-1. -In-ppa Maid (E. Shaw) gos won the Grey Cup in 195()§2‘7«- Ml5.3'l’ll.V Gallon (Kaye) 3-6,

four nther starters. time 2.13 2-5 and 2.17 3-5,‘ Bold Dean owned by L. and G. Stable. .Halifax. and Dark Yanikee by Harry Hirsch. Sydney.

Races 3 and 7, "Mr. Rock (Cyril Smith) 1-1. Miss Wilma Dale (J.

(L. o*3i~.iem 3-4, Mighty Slpeciall (J. Given) 8-3, four other star- ters. time 2.10 4-5 and 2.12 2-5. Mr. Rock owned by C..lI Walker, Sa-ckville. Race 5, Governor Boy (R-at.-chford) 1, Paxton‘s‘ Goldie, (Campbell) 2, Helen Hoosier (L. O’Brien) 3, Ramsay's Brown (D. Walsh) 4, time 2.18 1-5, winning owner R.L. Ruley. Halifax. Race 8. Fall-court Heromine (Ma-uger) 1, Windsor Volo (Gaudet) 2, South Dakota (E. Moreside) 3,Lela Clegg (Loye) 4. time 2.16; win-3 ning owner Jack Ma-cLeod, Day- ton, N.‘S.

OTHER RACES

At Foxboro. Mass. races last Tuesd-ay night. N evoport. Mc'E.lwyn owned by Helber Sweeney of Bridgewater, N.'S., and driven by Frank MHlCAld'lllflf oi Tignish, was third in the $2,500 one mile race; for three-year-old trotters, time‘ 2.13. The track was slow and the time was considered quite good.

Eight; drivers were set down for "not trying” in‘ recent races at a Montreal track, according to a report. Now that our‘ horses have had sufili.c<ient preparation we would -advise local drivers not to “put on the brakes" too strong- ly when they pick up the lead after the start of a rattle. A glance at the rule book will show the penalties that mi-gnt be incurred.

'.l.‘-hey had a fine racing pro-( gram -at Saint _John last; Wednes- day night, with M-lg-hty Flashy -(D. Armstrong) winning the first dash in 2.18 2-5. Bold Venture, 2.05 4-5, a 12-«year-old pacer driv- en by Don M-alc.Neill of Summer- side. won the second dash in 2.13 1-5. the fastest time of the night. In the sixth d-ash, with the same field, the winner was Cru- -sader Chief (W. Carr) time 2.15: Betty Brooks B. (J. Lang) was 2-2 in above dashes.

The 3rd and 7th dashes were-_ split up. Dynamite Volo ( C. ‘Wood being 1-2, Jollity Path (W. Carr) 2-1, times 2.17 and 2.17. Roger Stone, 2.03 36, a 12-year-old pa- cer owned by Mao-kin Bros. driv- en by Wi~lla.rd Carr, won the 4t=hl

frruro four horses took new re-

lay C‘lalyt-on Mac1Leod of Westville.

andxilth rl.ashes. with Cover Up 'Dn_r1m'aul 2-2. time 2.15 4.5 and 2.13 L3. The fifth dlaslh was won by l\/lillies Time r.l. Lnngl Spencer Key (Queen) 2. time

season's track record at Saint John is 2.12 2-5, held by Sturdy Jlvmmy (A. Wood).

OPENING MEET

The opening race meet of the season was held at Fredericton last Tuesday night. The races were held up -for about 15 min- otes between the second and third heats ‘because of a heavy shower that left the track slippery for the remainder of the night.

This. aroparently, didn't slow the miles up very muclh as a mile in 2.12 was paced by Chico Vivian (T. Devlin) in the 4th race. In the Bth race, with the some field, Ben Brooke C), that had been unbeaten at Woodstock earlier this season, won in 2.13- 445 with driver R. Troy up.

What looks to be u very prom- ising three-year-old showed up in first and fifth dashes which were won by Hedgewood H. in 2.12 2-5 and .Io.hn.ny Thunder in 2.17, re-

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Lady's Dream, making her first start, won the 8th race in 2.21 2-5 for owlner-driver Frankie Daniels.

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