of the starters were by lttartttme

night letter born Don Seaman. who with Mrs. Seaman and his father and mother. Dr. R. F. and Mrs.

with Gene lcommlssltiner of t CE? The. lhearlnc has liven i llaler (lain

betaxmeau National;

Saturday. Oct. 8. 1955 The Guardian, Page

Dr. Gopadve said Mack parently came through the Cl

M '" ”l Connie Mack

Continued from out 0 SM Don !lIo:'..'-il'rt of ilanlstr-ail. V B , e ihas the distinction of havlnl: beenl

BACK STRETCH

1 H l 5.3, Mighty Bviy 645- ?l,rlrJlleP2.l3a3-5. 2-10 2-5- -

Seaman. has been enjoying the;

races at Lexington and taking in . BOXING GOBSIP

" i " B s Apple Bowl orn -rom et Budlung. 4; Real Money, 1: "C ' S -H . .. ::nde"'l' 2: Abner T C1935 6; O ll-Es s:lllesdc:II;::tllnllljlz-VIlrstTll:;l 5i,-,..M,,m.he5i9,- Nip, i.-eh, it the only Maritime hnrcr to Her 1911. Bill McKinnon of cm. in,'l55l” -llarlwln

Squire Hanover. 1: Hero Mine. 1. I . ' B b S a hear This is evidence of the fact that. GREENWOOD RCAF BASE. N.5.ic;2llellt 'spot fotr (fine right on ll1e',;'ll-I:sIl'vSGavlv()':)eI:;fle stepped into Scott "W opium" of the lam had me I am W Mr. ml” Cmmw Mack underwent an L-:1 year Bf 3” 3 i th Maritime harness horse brecd- ,'-- - d b i " s atlon iut-no ur.. i ' g , 1- V , g ' - , - g , J V

E” 9 ICP) Openmm 5" u 5 e r The someone discovered an old helther finished the heat. In sen. better of Tommy SUllLIet.llall15nIrI';::Ii;-1 W Vhlllljfl-fl. hilt lu key.EmpreiSliilglreogwlglflaI1ra';'::::lI9l NI-IW YORK (AP A It”.-l(l'llE'lll'.&rIa'V.

stallions as follows: The Great G.:l Jollity, 4; Pepper. 3; Simcoe Har- vester. 3; Abbe Worthy, 1; Cal--

lion in fine shape.

Pitcher R;-l:asl

CHICAGO lAP' - lefty H Poll:-tt. 34. a 21-name winne I946 fol the world champion

PHILADELPHIA. (AP) Base-

k tin lti dashes. W8S- - 4' ii; i ' l V - gldllf:'?:5 IWIC9 59”"'d and ltl'l:stlspalTsn.K 8 O or racing mlmdnl net the RCAIF my bezmeisocccr field that had been laid out ond heat Scott Frost was the wln- i-em-o, Ju;is,,, in . p mace third with winnings of S623 ..-.. commendation but it produc a i,y Royal Air Wlrce poi-slmnel dur- ner. Home Free 2. Galophonc .3. battle at the Queen City Alhli-tic p I . H ' d 1 Th F P" " HS pprmrmm Lmm (.m,d'nal5 was given Ml making ll” ellglble I9 "rd 2:4! Blue Bonnets. which was only mighty TIM Imam" ”eld' . (Ina "'8 W313 The grass still fIour- Scott FrostFW0nGll':0 hlhlrdd hef” duh hm refer” Kenny mum " 3' I':I':(:'TlllIl::1Pl'lIflrFinlllrllltfll Ill-I tvtlhctgllln the "921-;iea'll-nld former owner ”l"dlll'7"-"I 793'”-959 by Chi rlasr 5”? "5 "'9" '"""”H lgconverlcd to harness racing a Just about everybody stationed-irhi.-ii. V gom lll0'"e2o'0”55':)”PS”"f I,.””;," d”.W , , , , Q . FFl(Ii'l,)' l)l'll1l2ll1E Ill? Pl'I('5' clmvli inland niana2ei- of the Philadelphia C-llhs VVrlrlnv.stIa)' The slim If t".vrlI Smith and owlled by 115 couple of years ago has made at this alr-sea rescue-ocean rlecon-i But the turf haduto he.moied.hHest igie R "-d 3'! lcav ;o.i. -.JlnlllI) (iolman of I11. ..tl-liar: V. "um a MUM (mm, Synwnrg Mhlpms haseban mam by Mg Wm, amWm,d in .,4 game!

lllll-5831'lC9b859 hidlmmdln S”di"n"5 gave bmh A" "Parana" sow "me fee m C as Mm " '5 another Island born md" that ind riled lhl-,v would liillim suit lsllrgenn. l)r. lllarion I. Gopadze year for a -l-3 record.

made good in ring bollls in and L.” - .. around Boston at the time Mc- Kinnon was doing so well. Garmsn

fought in the middleweight divlsioll

l.. Monaghan of S5'.dn93f- Th” 5'5” great improvements in the purse: , . . . she has been winning in very Iaft given. Last weekend an overflow buster." That's why just aboutlbuster" -a back-breaking Job of 1.59 3-5, Dlamoloddl-lafluln 1.59. Ilia company as will be noted abolte crowd of more than 10000 persons everybody stationed here contem-jsod removal and re-laying to which Top Colts R0511! In . ul Csls el ! o and shows that we dont.h8VB do watched with the greatest interest plates "The Apple Bowl" as aivolunteers from Greenwoods sev- Scott Frost. sod to So amp lor in 300 far BWBY from PNM9 E ' the racing of the Invitation Trot. chunk of personal property. L-ral squadrons cheerfully turned. Robert Lee Frost by Ad os ward Island to secure P309” "mt purse 315.000. Some of the best Greenwoodls civy street football The Job took several weeks but to castleton Farm for 533.0003 518? According to the latest fight can take their place with the best from across the border were there players won a place In the Nova eventually, the Greenwood Bomb- Money by Scotland to Allwoorl chatter around town this past Coup. Let us look into her history and in competition with Canadian own- Scotia Canadian Football League ers had a home. ;Stables for 532,000. Seems Wonder" lie of weeks popular Don Trainnr

"The Apple Bowl” gets its name ful racing. Everybody fine. Don' is getting himself in up mp Shape

EASIER

find out what makes. II" Click ed trotters. The result was. Lord some time ago. But they still had I , , She was bred by Cedric C5mPb9”- Stewart (Williams) I-2. Gene Mac no field for home games. -from its location smack in the: far his next fight on. 17, at Two years ago. a plan to build a middle of Nova ScotIa's rich apple The Sol ('amp stable has certain Halifax, his opponent wlin needs than you think to plan

Carleton Siding. P. E. I. and her (Hodgine) 3-l, Jean Leard (Lar- sire is Calumet Budlong 2-02 34- ente) 12-3, Ladies First 4-5, six field took shape. There was an ex- 2: horse that raced Well 0" "I9 other starters. Time 2.041-5.2.05. Grand Circuit where he took hl'S on October 15 a 315.000 Invitation mark and afterwards on the M-'-1121' Pace will he raced at Blue Bonnets time clrcult. Her dam I5 Teen"? in which Bay State Fat 202 3-5 Aubrey by Caplaln Aubrey 207171 will meet the fast brigade again a horse that Elven "'9 0PP””""' on Canadian soil.

ities might have been one ofthe great sires and even with limited

growing Annapolis VIll95'- lly pulled in a lot of money in the no introduction to local boxing fans fbest couple of weeks. Home Free is Gerry Fraser of Bridgewatcr. a new season's record for fillies won a 525,000 stake.at Wolverine Fraser in his only appearance over (A.LanglIle) owned by Prince-lot her age and gait and winning Raceway and also won the Arden in an Island ring last .Iune showed ton Stables Princeton. Ma. 2-I. the rich stake in straight heats. Homestead 2.18 trot at Lexington, up well against this same Trainnr Ann'a Dream (C-RDDIIISOHI 3'4-.She came out of the pack at the taking a mark of 1.59 3-5. so he Since Fraser fought locally he has Time. 1.11 4-5. I-14 15- DBSII 7 ' head of the stretch in the opening has a two-fifths better record than met several ranking maritime d 0 Skipper: Pride (A-Wood). gwneld mile. trotted past her opposition Scott Frost. but Scott Frost is the mittmen Inc I ud i ll 2 Ted Drin- H . Bud Gilmore of Ri geway. nl. b C. Robinson. 5llmm9T5l 9 v and won in 2.03 4-5. largest money winning trotter or caster. Doug Oda. Gordon Mac- ”PI”'"”"'t'” he" h-Q hslrted 1813 topped 245 Other dFlV9l'S Inf D0lnl5 llze 1 Direct tW- C3?” 3- Tlm9- She is a slow starter and has to pacer for a single year in the his Dougall and Bob Ledley. Trainiir Sh-3"?" 2-04 14' "'9 mg e5 I" Ce at Vernon Downs this season. The 2.25 4-5. the taken away carefully and in the tory of harness racingSSI46,25l. will have to be plenty sharp it

11"”? "er sold in the Marmm9sO 23-3'9-3F'0l(l IITIVEF I13” 3 30”” DI second heat when the field had His all time winnings are 5179.984. he is to defeat Gerry this time nllt I An Island Boxer who continues

and buttd modern GABINEW S COSTS LESS

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Donald. Fredericton, 1-3. Sep Han-

the young di'lvel'.reached the half she was last of At Lexington Joe O'Brien also wnil

p , . . ' The A 4 p -(I137-vtmf";,N:!'g"X::'l;lrP;f'T::' Mary .4l9.yHe was first 41 times second 1.-"ends of . I am " , 2 d the may 43 ""195 "Id ”"l'd 35 "m95- Hlsllohnny Quinn of this city will beltht: eight, then Earle called on her the Two Year Old Pace (Two to make lzrwd '” ""8 bouts in and . . . Ea”-ll Grat in 'n, lgiiiign goyai mmey wi""l"35 were 343'm0' Ru” glad to learn that at the Grand at the five-eighths where she pick- Gaits Farm Stake) purse 514,110 around Toronto is Young Tom "I”'''” '" ""' '"'d"”' '" "" ''""'lI' '0 5-H” and budget. s.. your Sylvaply tint" .,.,..l "a"'"” 5”" 5” ner up to Gilmore was the Veteran Circuit race meeting at Reading. an up her field. got to the leaders with Adioway, 1.1, by the Camp wlielen Iormerlv of Snllrls He

has been featllred rezzularly of

Pa.. he won the 2.17 trot with Daily at the tiiree.qiiartprs and stepped,owned Dazzleway. Time. 2.05 3-5, past them to win in a photo finish 2.05: The Tattersalls Pace with the late on T V holits at the Palace I Pier in Toronto. He is hoxlnc

206 1-4. who among others sired Grnttan Bars 1.59 1-2, winner of

reinsman Al Jones of Popporoll.. M555 H9 W35 27 "mes l"5I- 22lGallon 2-1 and gave him a record

hlvrply,

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ll-1i'l(l:1(r'iiit2:lnl1l1t ;m(lIflT:Se qtllatelwoallld pm" Sewn”. a"d 25 ""795 ””'dlnf 2.05 4-5- Reading Ill I ll8ll'mllC,lfrliiii Charlotte Frost in 2.04 4-5 4-year-old Diamond Hall. time 2.03 p llRl't' set pg Wm.”-S record pacing in 175 stat-ts, Jones W1” hall” lF8Cl(- :'The victory boosted her livlnliiilgs-,4-5. 1.59 4-5. and the Parker Whit- in the Wcllerwciglit division , , , 0 l"”'53'" ”""""””'"”95 ”' ””-El -e-- to S22.5.'l6. inn 2.20 pace with the 4-year-old Tom llc-Cltiskey manager anil- "W ”I''""” ""” l"""" '"" """ with the noted driver Alibi-ey Iiighland Laird, time 201 4.5, 2,02 trainer of Maritime middleu-mizlil chip. it-ii ml. llvmrht ind --i: vi-limit

had he not gone lame that season.

year's campaign at Vernon Downsi as he took his first 2.00 ride there-Rodney sidelined because of in

Chamlmm (foby lll('C-luskvy Sllhltlh l........-. are ....l.- ...n...l.r.i. mi

loud and lt')lll2 that Coby it as rilhhi-ii

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1.-".5, O, it... new gm, ,,,,1..,. Hm,-.1-5. Full particulars of the meeting

.1larl:iil'('t Grail-in has 0llT('h8S- with Carter Chips, a pacer owned 2 ' A 2 Mi ii 1, ti ' i . ,- - - ed by the writer from herlhreerler. by A1 Lei-enmzmn of Si. 1-homasv ftlllnetie 351:": gr 1;; esligblgltnlseason at Lcxlllgtoii w'as'-on lhejaggk ""1 I” 3V5'l3b'” ”""I "9" in a pimp called Fredrirmn VB he rrrIt(nI.It:(l H-an llll-. ,ml mil look Charles Barrett -Park Hlll- 0nl-- Ont, Del Cameron. head trainer Saratoga Springs, N.Y. and has had 9P9""lE day We" Joe 03”” ca" ' last Frlflayy night in mg ii.-Ii" l..- new inml-in svlupl. in -.l.... c.l....... then the owner of Grattan Royal. far octave Biaiiys Newport stock mm,”-kable ,ucces5. in the past lured the Arden Homestead Stake g -'-r C g V I - Cl 7- . I -

with Home Free,a 3-year-old sonl A splendid card at Sackvllln Fgangdlat" -ll:dl9”'9;gI" I'E"”'5 "I'll are lzmd tor It-v lltmrnr at your home- re rlp OH Urn .A'7U HIVTPIIIIP.

The l'tFl('F' Paid W8! 52-000 ind Ml'- Farm, was the second money couple of weeks he won twice with Barrett Prrdinted I VEYY I851 mark leading driver with 326,499. A major Newport Commodore. best time llhnre ll? had Rt "11 I WOTIIIVS share of his winnings there was 2.04 2-5. He also won with Juallc trotting record over ice. After a with Jug Chief. the crack 4.yem-. Bohemia 2,07 and the 3 yrold Lady for her. Ernie McTague brought old fl-ee.l9gged pacer which wok hemia In 2.10: with the 3-yr-old male, Scot Frost, at least for a mic Counsel (D.Rankin) owned her down along with The Yank. seven Victories before meeging up pace Kay W. he won the Caslle- few days as the fastest colt trottcr by Thomas Hawk, Whitney Pier, Wlllrnlnil from M01103 Cl9Yn9l1lS with the world'5 champion Adinslton St'ake and two other stakes and of the year, stepping his opening was 1-. My Darling (O'Meara), few weeks exercise and brushes Harry 1.55 at Vernon Downs when-lgave her a record of 2.05 3-5. mile III 159 3-5. just two-fifths of owned by Senator G. H. Barbour. over the ' Ire Margaret Grattan Adios Han-y took that mark, Amonlz the Others that he Won With a second off the world's record Charlottetown. was 21 Time, 2.15, showed an easy quarter in 30 sec-l .... are Lord Abbey. Royal Bohemia. held by Protector over the same-2.16. In the Junior Free For All onds. A couple of months afterl Despite the "ml weathe lagl.Eh0nY H0007 End Blll LYhl'00l(- ltrack. Joe might have had another Dominion's Pride, owned and driv- thnl she met with an accident, sus- Monday evening a good cmad nit. 2.00 3-year-old but for an unfort- en by J. H. DeWitt, Woodstock, tainiilg a torn tendon. and was tended the races at Manda and M Lexington. K10 5901- 30- -709 unate happening to Butch Hanover was Isl, Headway (Given) 2-4, mid to Lt.-Col. -l- P. Hooper for some good 8 0;, W , d" 1,, O'Brien drove Scott Frost to a win 2.03 2-5 when he suffered a broken Keppoch Playgirl (Willis) 5-2. Pru- a brood mare. He was the breeder P y S 9 5 ma 9' 9 in the Phellis Cup a Kentucky bone in his heel in a race at Sed-'dence Hy (Moreside) 6-3. Time. 2.15 1-5, 2.16 2-5. In the Free For

of Scotland 159 14. Not only didlDowns. Halifax, attracted a large the colt defeat an aged field but,attendance last Wednesday night.

Tom has filed an official protest he took tlle place of his stabIe- In races 1 and 4, A A Pace, .Iim- '

-elf-framing

Using it," Sylvaply :-

inntornl, you construct ralvmeu in units.

Work in yv;:.' lmernem it you want, in-ufl -vtmlr iecimm at one time Fm booklet llmwx Ktqvlvy-st;p was in rtn H. Svlvaply iluler has a rim. tor you-esec

2 is short lo:

' PALMER-

Y:-or

I McLELLAN"

men's shoes ' that are long'in

him now.

. :1 ll ' d bl 216- ' . dam of Sister it-rila Hoo and Sls- track the time was 2.06 2-5, 2.07. All Page sir Joseph. owned by m,.,,io,, and economy Galophone. that set up three worlds Like thousands of other Mari-lRoy Bevan. Charlottetown, and WW” FOR NAME of

Doors or dravw.-ra, imp.-r nl lower cahlnel: --sylv.,.l.- i. in. la.-.l ....m..l wl.-.. mi

ter Mary Hoo, Tecilie's Pal. Abe,B?li:e T3'wHtl:n:,"" the tam" Tl!” Clegg. Jolly Dick and others. With double dashywm eh "JV Barbara 'Ann's breeding as above "er 3 mg I 9 it

we can expect her to take an even zggilnggg Elgerrgf TmraxolY'!'(eE';;:2dl'e)r ml" "”"k ""d T” 80 0" '0'. l'l2-2. 'rim'e. 2.19 3-5!.-y2.213-5. In tlie Another Maritlmen Earle Avery lnni llmt 85 1! Wlnllef In Dnclnilgnd and 5", dashes sing), streak stepped right Into the limelight at trotters carrying a purse of almost Time. 2.10 1-5. 2.11 2-5. Eva Yorke '""'5- ”" ""lFt”'"l5t''!"5 '0 "W".'l(Gaudell was 4.1, Tmmiie (J, the opening day of the Kentucky 570,000 was to he raced. Unlike owned by P. J. Cadegan. Glace gr .3:'”"a3ha" ”"d "5”"" CV"! Goguen) I-5, Dusty Bars (Grimes) trots. winning the :l7.500 Walnut previous large stakes raced this Bay, and driven by Don Ratch- "" t 3-2. Royal Budlong (Irving) 2-3, Hall Stake for 2-year-old fillies with year the news flashed over the ford. won both dashes in the B B Time. 2.161-5.2.18 1-5. In the 3rd Egyptian Princess. She was an radio in the late afternoon that Pace. Signall Bill (Leighton) 2-3, and 7th races Reta Federal (H. outsider In the culation bllt she Scott Frost was the winner and Just Rita (Cruikshank) 4-2. .I.S.J.

Ilnglr d85ll95' mace I A" Snlce Cormler) was 4-1. Beanery Boy. surprised them all by getting up yesterday morning we received a (Rankin) 3-3. Time, 2.19 4-5. 2.13.

(Nelson) was I. C. Volo tHumph- (G ' ) I-6. La . : my 2. Sylvester 'G (Harrison) 3. nasihnezs-2. Time 5'2,-1187111-ABtIIli '1' nc ' ' 3993? 3,931 9331' gt!

. 2.22. All Spice is owned by the ,-mi and im, race, Top Royal

Ohlnv ha” timers we were all excited onldriven by Archie Llewellyn. was Thursday waiting for the news from 1-1. Richland (Ratchford) 2-3, Pr- Lexington, Ky where the historic ince Maplecroft (E.Moreslde) 3-2. Kentucky Futlirity for 3-year-old Josedale Clansman (Turner) 4 -4.

records at Delaware.

mile track two weeks ago. was 2-2. NEAREST DEALER!

FREE HEAT ONE WEEK IN FOUR!

WITH A

b it yourtelf. N v-on would rather have the work done for mu. wnxr Svlvanly. suit. can make VllqXl"'IOn(. 5.... .1... (how

how in have nut hlll'IlPrI ruplmardi Inr

low monthly pay-menu lo ht your budget.

Rare: 1 and 3 at Truro were

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No lrit-Icy jolnerv ml. Svlvaply bra i--livlrutllon. (Inert and lulled 31 all that -I required for cull bait Svlvmlv now: stem with power now or band now. Null close in ehe edge wrvhom Iplittanlz. You an dn 1 professional looking job wieh Svlvaply

Lloyd Palmer of Moncton and we (Etter) was 5-1. Congresswoman I are pleased to see Lloyd with a (H, Cormier) 1.7, Jenni, Lee Hy winner. Race 2 was won by Us- (Burt) 3.2, print,” 3, (Hm-re- rims Boy (Harrison) Star Budset mg") 1.3, '1-imh 3.14 M3 1.5 i (Daniels) 2 Pepper Clegg (Van- ' ' Rnlckl 8 Time. 2.15 8-5-a new record for Uscita's Boy, a 5-year- i- old by Abner T. Clegg. dam. the tamnlill race mare Usclta Britton 200 by Great Britton 2.02 1-4. She is the dam of Yllta. Peter Clegg, Ella Brittnn and Usclta's Last.

vnvt.

They had an excellent night's arms at Coldbrook track. St. John. Monday night with the fol- lowing .aummary....Daah 1. Bril- liant Frisco (W. Carr), owned by' C. F. Durley. St- John 1, Danny l11aIeDBt,71y,tD:vidaon) glam, 1,15 . . as -..uzan e erre.owrl DB"?-S Illplml 5 Gideon Hanover ed and driven by Mclntosh. 1, Tonnes , owned by. Earl Wilson, Jerry ,1,” D. icnughiani 3' time, '""'- WM 1-2. Whlspermlz Hope 2.19 1.5. Dash 3 - Jurllc. niiim. (('.Smithl owned by Arnold Weeks. (H.Jone5), owned by Mrs. D. Myers FrPdPTlCIOn P. E. 1., 1-1. Bell st. John I Plliey Boy (Lawson) Banks (Conroy) 3-5. David a 5-3. 2. Time. ':.1a 2.5, oi. mi mi duh. ggglel at-t Tlnge. 1.13. ea -Hedgewood Chief (C-Robinson) lwhail , - Wan Y 009' Boy owned by Mapco Stable. Summer- en , owned by Everett Shea. side, P. E. I. I-2, Jimmie xiii ;lh1t:il't0n. zPi2E.RI.. Mountain Speed (Lawmn) 3.1, Amp, My twlcan, Fnwmgr - ' 800 0 Wu Von by 3-4. (no time given). Dash 5 - M ,r apes. owned and. driven Jo, Twinkle, am” by gimme" , rank Daniela. Vera signal 1. "id 3.1,-d, gt. John, "M mven by Tlmo 117- n. Fillmore. 1. My Sin (L.Queen) --m 2 You'll See (B.Queen) 8. Time.

Glancing over the acore card of 1.17 4-5. Dashes O and 9 - slicker Llliv above races we notice that 13 Tux. owned Aand driven by 3. Mac-

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