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Flu baseball games were play- ed over the week-end which should make or break some kind of s rcord. on Saturday. the Curran an Briggs Juniors defeat- ed the Knights of Columbus team from Charlottetown by the loo- sided score of 13 to 2. Summer- side used two pitchers and the visitors got three hit: off at. Pierre in six innings and two hits off Donnie Simmons in the re- mairlzsg three. The C J: 3 boys cracked out eleven hits off three pitchers. Phil Murphy, Jack Burke

local juniors. Umpires were: Plate. Earl Goss; bases. Jimmie Hogan and Frank savldant.

Curran do Briggs team won an- other brace of games on Sunday. the intermediates beating the Dieppe Juniors 3 to 2 in the first game, and juniors winning over the same team 6 to 4 in the sec- ond encounter. Both went the full nine innings. Bob Schurmnn. the big backstop of the intermediate team. was the hero of the first contest. driving in the tying and winning tally. The first bfngle hit

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and Donnie Macnean. Murphy hit two for four for Charlottetown Alan Stewart three for five and Chuck Hulme two for four for the Continued on past? 7

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"THE PARLOR TRACK" Wednesday July 19th - 4 classes i sr .soo.oo In Purses

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Walter Hennesscy. Charlottetown lyron Bell. Charlottetown

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Lorne Letcher. Springhill

RACE NO. 2

OWNER:

. Linus Mulligan. Kinkora

.llarold Cudmore, Brackley

.Dr. Austin Delaney. Sumrnersun: . George Hughes. Bracklcy

. Cecil Alexander, Saint John. N. B. .I)r. Temple Hooper. Charlottetown .Horace B. Willis. Charlottetown .Ensor Bowness, Sumtnerside

Sam Kennedy, Charlniuatnwrl

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NO. 3

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.H. Jr S. Stable. Charlottetown .Walier Hennessey, Charlottetown . Mrs. Picton Brown. Charlottetown .James Msccregor. Charlottetown ,Eric Moresldc. Charlottetown .Lco Collins. Montague

.Alfred Lowery, Montague

.Fred Reeves, Summerside .Lorne Letcber. Springhlli

.Cyril Smith, Hunter Riv' .Harold Stead, Brackley

RACE NO. 4

OWNER:

H. McKay. Norlham

Power Bros.. Charlottetown George Mclniyrc. Montague Harold Cudmore. Bracklcy Harold Stead. Brsckley Randall MacDonald, Montague -L Beaton. Flat River

HORSE: 1.-TINY BUDLONG 2.--PRINCE BUDLOl 3.-RHODOLA D. 4.-DALE 3. 5.-ALL AMERICA 6.-BILLY MCVEY . '1.-AIIGOT POINTER 8.--BILLY CONN U.-JEAN HENLEY .

RACE

HORSE: 1.-ROS.-ILIE IIOOPEB 2.-BEE BUDLONG .1.-ELEANOR G. 4.-NEW LOOK .. 5.-LILLIAN BUDLO G ti.-LELA BUDLONG 'l.-VALLIE LONG 8.-GUY IIARVESTER 9.-JENNIE KALMUCK .. 10.-ABEGWEIT IVIILADY . IL-0. 1!. VOLO

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For the first time two or three weeks. blessed a large and varied program of sporting activity both here and at Summcrslde over the week-end that came up with some really ex-

ln the past fine weather

citing entertainment for Island sporting enthusiasts. There was something featured to suit the fancy of practically every sports

lover. with baseball. horse racing

and golf being the highlight feat- ures on the program . . a

They were all action-packed

events. too. The horseracing was something

worth seeing, when

commencing Friday night and con- Bevan an Barbour. Charlottetown .-iudjng sauu-day,

the two-night

Mid-Summer Meet at the Exhibit- Hornce B. Wlllis, Charlottetown ion Track. gave thousands of ard- ent racing fans some of the keen- est and definately the fastest racing to be witnessed over Island race- ways this season. 0 O

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Performing over a track that

could be termed nothing short of

"perfect." the amazing total of 130

entries saw action in nineteen one- mile dash events during the twin racing bill that thing in the way of excellent rac-

produced every-

irrg entertainment. Although the winning horses were too numerous to mention here, the two leading horses in the speed department were Babe Brltton and Yankee Girl. The Babe, owned by George Tho.-npson of Summersidc and driven by Lt.-Col. D. A. MacKin- non. paced her way to the fastest time of the meet on Friday night, covering the mile distance in 2:12. while Yankee Girl of the John A. Forbes stables, Fredericton. N. B.. driven by Frank McAlduff, was just a. fifth of a second slow of that mark on Saturday's final pro- gram. . - . in golfing circles, Ted Bradley was the big winner of the first stage play of the Maoxinnon Cup Match played over the Belvedere course on Saturday afternoon. Ted stroked his way to a gross 87 for a net 65 over a, field of 20 golfers. The win gives him a points total of lo for the initial lead of the three stage. total point competition. but is followed closely by F. B. Conrad and Don Clarke with nine and eight points respectively. 0 C

The baseball program was one that as far as actual games played is concerned, was one of the most cxicnsivc that has taken place in .1 good number of years. if not the largest. with seven games being played during Saturday and Sun- day. it was a doubleheader Jun- ior Lcague feature here at Mem- urial Field yesterday. when ihe Knights of Columbus bounced into the league leadership with a clean sweep of boxh ends of the bill over the Viciorias. The Knights wnllopcd the Vics by scores of 5-2 and 5-1.

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Summcrside was the scene of the lion's share oi the activities. A total of five games being run off. A junior exhibition tilt took place there on Saturday between the Junior Curran and Briggs nine and the Charlottetown K. of C. and the same western capital club took part in a doubleheader fix- ture with the Dicppe Junior Card- inals of New Brunswick, and the R.C.A.F. Royals played a double bill with Meni's Falcons in Island League competition, as special Sunday afternoon attractions.

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Western capital teams were also the big winners. taking ihree wins out of the total five games, while Falcons captured honors in the other two. The C. and B. juniors trounced the K. oi C. in the Satur- day till by a 13-2 lopsided victory. while both the senior and junior teams of the some club took ver- dicts of 3-2 and 6-4 from the New Brunswlckers. Falcons downed R. C. A. F. in both ends of their double fixture by counts of 7-6 and 12.5!

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According to reports from offic- ials of the Provincial Exhibition Association and Charlottetown Drlvinl Park. horseroclnz fans are going in get more night racing than was originally scheduled at the start of the season. Following on from last week-endls mid-

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it was another large crowd of enthusiastic racing fans that wit- neued the final program of the two-night mid-summer harness racing meet. held over the Exhib- ition Raceway on Saturday, that was an exciting climax to some really top-notch racing and added another success in the record books for the Provincial Exhibit- ion Asociaiion and the Charlotte- town Driving Park. the sponsors of the meet.

One of the two double winners of the night. Lee Brewer C... own- ed and driven by Emmett Bernard of Hunter River. lived up to his former reputation as a lroiier of many surprises and powerful per- formances when he clipped off firsts in the fourth and eighth races over a strong six-horse field. The Brewer went out in front early on both occasions to build up long leads which although cut down by the time the finish wire was in sight. was never headed by the rest of the field. He came within three fifths of a second of the best time of the night with I mark of 2:l2 V5 in winning the fourth event.

Quick Lick. driven by Len OlMeara, also came up with top performances in the third and sev- enth events for straight wins to be the other big double event winner of the night. They were real races. however, that made Quick Lick give with everything in order to win after terrific bat- ties with Billy Conn and Eleanor G., who finished second and third respectively in driving finishes in both races.

John A. Forbe.s' entry from Fredericton. N. B.. Yankee Girl. came through with-the fastest mile of the night. 2:12 V5. in her win- ning of the Fifth event on the nine. line-mile dash program. and miss out by one fifth of a second in equalling the fastest time of the two-night meet. That honor wont to George Thompson's Babe Brition when she chalked up I 2:12 in Friday night's opening pro- gram. Yankce Girl was driven by Frank McAlduf'l'.

With the same field competing in the final event on the card, Claude O'Brien piloted Dalc B. in a winner for owner George Hughes of Brackley. Dale B. also had a close second behind Yankee Girl in the fifth, with Billy Mc- Vey placing a 3-2 summary in the two contests.

Other events on the card saw Billy Aubrey take a first in the second race with Baron and Walt N' Sec placing second and third respectively. while in the sixth Feather Duster came through for the dash honors with ihc Baron and Wait Ni See again placing in the same order.

Joandale. driven by James Ar- hing, won the opening race of the night by topping out an eight- horse field. with Miss Judy Dale faking ihc place position and Win- nie's Last showing.

The officials of the meet were:

Starter (on gate)-Russell Ab- boil.

Presiding judge and announcer -Dr. F. C. Dougan.

Judges-Dr. Heath Mclniyre and Mr. Hugh Walker.

First Bloc Joandale (J. Arbing) . .. . .. Miss Judy Dale (A. Tierney)..... Wlnnie's Last (L. O'Meara). April Bud (L. Kelly) .. Lusty's Queen (H. Willls).... Judy Kalmuck (Walter Kelly) . Milldalc (Willard Kelly) . Willardale (T. Weir)

Time: 2.22.

the rest of the season. The reason of the change from just Saturday night meets. is the large entry list of horses for these events. which is increasing all the time from. mainland stables. in order to ac-r commodaie them all, it will be he- cessary to have meets on Friday

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Smart Racing Climax To Mid-Summer Meet

Seen By Large Crowd

Bradley Wins first Stage iMacKinnon Cup Goifllalch

Ted Bradley led a field of

twenty golfers over the Belvedere course of the Charlottetown Golf Club Saturday afternoon to take top honors in the first stage play of the Macxinnon Cup Match. Bradley shot the ill-hole course with a gross 87 for A low net of 65 in the handicap. medal play for a total of it) points. F. B. Conrad ran him close for second spot with a gross 85 and a net 6'1 for a total of nine points. while Don Clarke's net 69 gave him eight points for third-place honors at the end of the first stage of the three-stage. total- points match, '

Art. MacKenzle came through with the best low gross of the day with a. 76, his handicap of six giving him a net 70 for fourth place with seven points.

A noticeable and encouraging feature of the match was the fact that six members played below their present handicaps which shows much improvement and will likely bring about a. revise in handicaps.

The following are the point win- ners and the full results:

Gross Net ru .. B7

Ted Bradley lo F. B. Conrad . 0 Don Clarke .. 8

Art MacKenzie Doug Saunders . F. G. Hutchison Don MacDonald Bob White Yvon Boudrais Don MacMillan . .. A. J. Haslam George Wood 100 George MacDonald 94 (Frank Hansen Jim Burden O. C. Craswcll

Dr. W. MacDonald l00 Art Clarke ............ ..

W. R. MscNclil . J. T. Place ..

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Winning horse owned by L. Phee, New Haven.

Second a; Sixth Races Billy Aubrey (C. Smith). Feather Duster (L. Kelly) Baron (D. A. MacKinnon) Wait Ni See (L. O'Mears) Prince Marine (E. Shaw) Buddy Budlong (H. Stead). Dan McElwyn (MacNeill)..,.

Times: 2:17; 2:16 U5.

Winning horses owned by Mr. McFadyen. Hunter River; Lester Johnston. Fortune.

Third is seventh Races Quick Lick (L. 0'Meara).. Billy onn (E. Bowness).. Eleanor G. (T. Weir) Rosalie Hooper (W. Craig). . Bee Budlong (J. Hennessey).....5

Times: 2.15 ays; 2.14. ayo. Winning horse owned by John Maclx-an. Souris.

Fourth & Eighth Races

Loo Brewer C. (E. Bernard)...l 1

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Nell Kalmuck (Willard l(elly).2 3 Lusticia (A. Tierney) .... .. .3 2 Jolly Harvester (E. Shaw .4 4 Bonnie Dale (L. Kelly). .5 5 Miss Eloise (R. McAldufI) .6 0

Times: 2:i2 U5; 2:13 2y5. Winning horse owned by Em- mett Bernard. Hunter River. Fifth ls Ninth Bsoes Yankee Girl (F. McAldufI) Dale B. (C. O'Brien) Billy Mcllcy (W. Craig). Lucky Number (W. Kelly) Lillian Budlong (E. Moreslde). Johnny Kalmuck (Walt Kelly). New Look (MacGregor)..... Jean Henley (S. Kennedy) Times: 2:12 U5; 2:14 H5. Winning horses owned by John A.' Forbes. Fredericton. N. B.;

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summer meet. night racing will be witnessed again on Friday and Saturday of this week. and in ex- pected to be continued as such for

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Bonus banished both Duroclur and stanky man the urns in the first inning.

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City Delegates Miss MS.H.L A Meeting In Truro

TRURO. N. 8-. July 10 - (OP) - Charlottetown delegates arriv- ed too late Saturday to present their application for admittance to the Maritime senior Hockey Lel- gue.

The delegation arrived after the meeting had adjourned.

The application will come up again at n. special meeting sched- uled for Plctou July 30.

Amherst Ramblers were not rep- resented at the meeting but sent word they will be ready to oper- ate agaln this year.

The proposed Allan Cup super- serles was discussed but no an- nouncement of the league's stand was made. Judge J. Elliot Hud- son, president of the lea.gue.. will attend the July 22 meeting at Tor- onto when the proposal will be dis- cussed. '

Headed by Major T. B. Rogers, President, the Charlottetown Club delegates reported last evening their lateness was unavoidable. The party was delayed at the Wood Islands Ferry dock. when they were unable to get aboard a crowded ferry with their car and had to wait until the next tril) In hour or no later. President Rogers stated. however. that when they arrived at the meeting, they were given a complete outline of what took place from the minutes of the meeting. and that the delay in having their franchise not put through until the Pictou meeting. will not in any way jepordlze the local cluib's entry into the M. S.

W. E Cotton llelains Golf Championship

Mrs. W. E. Cotton has won the Ladies' Championship of the Char- lottetown Golf Club for the sec- ond successive year. In success- fully defending her iltle. Mrs. Cot- ion defeated another former cham- pion in the finals. Mrs. Emma Holman. The match went to the lath green. A large gallery was on hand to see the play.

Island lady golfers representing the Charlottetown Club in the Maritime meet which gels under- way at Moncton today are. Mrs. W. E. Cotton. Mrs. Emma Holman and Mrs. G. H. Bunlain.

Mrs. Cotton won her way to the finals in last year's inter-Maritime play, losing out to Mrs. Blair Gordon. of the Algonquin Club. St. Andrew's, N. B.. for the cham- pionship.

Australia Vlallops Canada In Cup Play

MONTREAL. July 16 -(CP) - Australln brushed Canada. out of 1960 Davis Cup tennis competition here during the week-end. sweep- ing through five straight matches without losing in set to win the right to meet Mexico in the North American finals.

After winning the bestof-five cup tie Saturday with is doubles triumph, the Aussies today downed Canada in the two singles matches which wound up the event on the Mount Royal club's grass courts.

In today's final matches. Frank sedgman whipped Lorne Main of Vancouver (i-2, 6-1. 6-3 and Ken Mocregor edged Brendan Mscken of Montreal 6-4. 6-4. 6-4..

On Saturday. Sedgmsn teamed with John Bromwich to polish off Henri Rochon and George Robin-

son. both of Montreal in the doubles. 0-2, 0-4, 6-4. The winner of the Australia-

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The Knights of Columbus Jun- iors swept a, doubleheader from the Vic juniors yesterday after- noon and vaulted into first place in the league a. half game over the Kinsmen. The vice are now in last position a half game behind me Kinsmen.

Jack "Spy" -Ready. home from Dalhousle. New Brunswick for the week-end. won the first game for the Knights with Jackie Burke winning the second after relieving Macbean in the first inning of the second game.

The Knights won the first game 5-1 and tool: the second one 5-2.

Knights Vault Into First Place With Two Wins Over Junior Vics

They collected twelve hits in mi;

two games while the Vics threw in eleven errors and some more sloppy playing. The Vics made a total of six base hits in the two en- counters.

Frankle Currie started for the Vics in the opening game but was relieved by Beagan in the last inning. Beagan went the distance for the Vics in the second en- counter.

Maurice Flynn had three hits in the two games to lead the batters while the hard blows went to Gus Flynn and Glen Matheson,

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