' '. was defer-reds

vwlthout a defeat, was yiscod In ths "status IlhdQNfD?:.Qd' clan.

Free-For-All

Keen Competition In

Pace Is

Feature Of Afternoon

Three heat winners in the Free For All Pace featured the opening day of the Goodwin Races yester- day afterncon at the Provincial Exhibition Grounds. T-here were nine dashes in the opening day's card that was run off in fast. time before a crowd of about 1.000 people.

Lock Hanover. A. G. Scott and Argot Pointer were the heat win- ners in the featured Free For All with the horses winning their das-hes in the above menti ned or- der. In the first heat A. G. Scott took over the lead from. Lock Hanover as they passed under the wire the first time around. As the field moved u-p the backstretch the horses went to their drives but it was not until the seven- eighth pole that Lock went to front. Argot Pointer and Miss Knox both came roaring down the stretch to challenge the front hor- ses and in the blanket finish the Hanover horse edged out the Pointer with Miss Knox third and the Scott stallion a foot behind for fourth place in the field of

five. Billy McVey was fifth all the way. Ch-arlie Willis piloted Louis

MacPlhee's Joandale to a straight

- heat win in the first division of

the Class-ified Trot. winning both heats rather handily, 1n the first dash of the race Winnie's Last waged a terrific duel with the black mare right down the stretch with Blaze Dillon th-ird and Miss lud-y Dale fourth. The remainder of the field was strung out behind the first four trotters.

The second heat v33 I repetit- ion of the first in that Joandale had too much trot in her for the other nine trotte-rs. Miss Judy Dale moved up two positions from the first hea-t to challenge the winner with Blaze Dillon again third and Winniets Last fourth. Prince Marine finishxl the mile in second place bufvla set back four positions to sixth place for per- forming at a mixed gait.

In the firm heat of the first div- ion of the 2.25-2.27 Pace, P. E. I. Budlong showed the way home in front of Bessie Budlong and Miss Playfair. But the Hankinson-own- ed horse was set back to fifth for interference on the upper turn and Bessie Budlong was placed first. Miss Playiair was second and Mary T. Clegg third with Just Brenda fourfali and the Budlong horse being placed hftlh. In .:ie second heat of the race driver "Rook" Mccallum made no mis- take as he overtook Bessie Bud- long halfway” down the stretch to win by a length with Yankee Dale third and Mary '1'. Clegg fourth.

Lusticia made every post a win- ning one in both heats of the sec- ond division of the Classified Trot to win in straight heat-:. She head- ed Col. Dan MacKlnnon's Baron in both heats with Bonnie Dale third in each dash.

The second heat of the fast class saw A. G. Scott win the heat in another close finish by heading Argot Pointer who again was sec-

' and. and Look Ha) ver who fin-

ished third. Miss Knox and Billy Mcvey placed fourth and fifth re- spectively. The tirst heat was in 2.10 3-5 with the second dash in 2.00 4-5.

It was the third heat of the race that brought the crowd to its feet with mad cheering as Argot Poin- ter and A. G. Scott waged a ter- riflc duel all the wry around with Horace Wil1ls' game little pacer winning by a foot from the big black stallion irorn the Lorne Let- cher stable.

As the field went into the first turn Lock Hanover was in front but as they went up the back- stretoh Argot Pointer showed to the fore. The second tin-ie around the horses all started to move with A.G. Scott taking to the out- side of the Pointer and both Miss

,Yanl(ees Player

Fails To Pass Anny Medical

NEW YORK. Sept. 0 - (AP) - M RM. 21-year-old rookie loft-

ihsnder of. New York Yankees fall-

ed to pass his. army pi-e-induction physical Jxsmlnstfon today and

Ford. who has won five games

HTIDIGD

Knox and Billy Movey passing Lock Hanover. As they went into the upper turn the Scott was showing in front but half way down the stretch the Pointer caught up with him to win the heat in a photo finish.

The combination of Miss Play- fair and Joandale paid the Daily Double backers over 8162. Miss Playfair's half in the daily double came about when Bessie Budlong. who won the second lash. had a no-pool in the double.

Summary:

First. Filth A Nlnlh Duh Argot Pointer (Willis). A. G. Scott (Letcher) Lock Hanover (O'Brien). Miss Knox (O'Meara).. Billy McVey (Craig). ..

Time: 2.10 2-5. 2.09 4-5.,2.09 2-5.

Winning horses owned by Bert Ycrxa. Sussex: L. Letcher,Spring- hill: and H. Willis. Charlottetown.

Pari-mutuels: lst: 34.00. 3.80, 2.30; 4.50. 3.50; 2.60. 2nd: 88.90, 4.40. 2.10; 3.40, 2.20; 2.10. 3rd: saso. 3.00. 2.50; 3.20. 2.40; 2.50.

Second in sixth Dashes Joandale (Willis) Winnie's Last (0'Meara).. Miss Judy Dale (Buell) Blaze Dillon (Burt) Cumberland Scott (Stead Senator Craigmyle (Downe)... Judy Kalmuck (Kelly) .. Prince Marine (Shaw) .. .. Corporal Owen (Cudmore). . Hero Mine (McCallum) .

Times: 2.18 3-5; 2.18 4-5.

Winning horse owned by L. Mc- Plhee. Clyde River.

Pari-mutuels: 512.80. 4.50. 4.00; 9.10. 4.50; 7.30. 50.10. 3.40, 3.60; 4.60, 3.60; 410.

Third A Seventh Dashes Lusticia (Tierney) Baron (MacKinnon) Bonnie Dale (Kelly) .. Dan Mclilwyn (Neil.l).. Guy Harvester (Reeves) .. Wait N'See (0'Meara)..

Times: 2.17 3-5; 2.16.

Winning horse owned by C. Chandler. Charlottetown.

Pari-mutuels: lst: 55.20. 2.70. 2.80; 4.00, 3.50; 2.90. 2nd: 53.00.

to .- OC:Ow4U1h:N:-ta

a'a...'ub... D- nmlnuuu

2.90, 2.10: 4.00. 2.10: 210.

Fourth dt Eighth Dsshel Bessie Bud-long (Collins) ..... ..1 P. 1-2.1. Bud-long (McCallum)..5 Miss Playfair (Kelly) .. 2 Mary T. Clegg- (Macxinnon Yankee Dale (O'Brien) Just Brenda (Seaman) .. Buddy Clegg (Cole).

Times: 2.15 1-5; 2.15. Winning horses owned by Alex

dulu-55:--to

Beaton. Flat River. P. E. 1.; and I-I.M. & '1'.E. Hankinson. Middle- ton. N. S.

Pa-ri-mutuels: 351.00. 17.50. 6-20: i3.a0, 5.10; 3.20. 34.30. 3.20, 3.10; 4.30. 4.40.

BasebalLllesuIts

NATIONAL 0010020010--480 St. Louis 000 0'10 008 1-5 8 3

Mlnner and sawatskl; Dusalr, Brazle (9) Monger (lo) and D Rice. Garaglola (10.

Chlolzo

Chlcsgo .. .. 001000200-3 53

St. Louis .. 001 010 05x-7 10 1 Hlller and Owen; Brecneen.

Papal (8) and Rice.

Brooklyn 100 000 010-2 8 It

Fhllsdelphls 000 000 000-0 5 I Newccmbe and Campunella:

Church. Konstanty (9) and Semi-

nick.

Brooklyn ....o0o000o0s-an

?hlIsdeIphls 101 000 000-2 8 I Newoombe. Bankhead (8) I111

campanella. Edwards (8): Elm-

inons. Konstanty (9) and Scmlnlrk.

Bollon . . . . .. 000 001 000-1 0 2

New York 110 100 00:--I I 0 Saln and Cooper; Jansen and

Westrum. '

Pittsburgh .. 000 010 101-8 5 I

Cincinnati 00: 000 000-! 0 1

Law and McCullough; Blackwell and Prsmess. AMERICAN

.. I00 001 000- I I I . .. 040 020 141-11 10 1

Lopst. Ford (7) and Berra; Par- nell and Tdbbetts. Philadelphia 000 000 000-0 0 1 Washington 201 000 cox-a 5 2

Shanta. schelb (8) and Upton: corisueg . and Graaso. Cleveland .. I00 001 001-0 I I Detroit ....I0010I40x--550 Wynn. Plsrottl (8) and Murray: Newhoussr and Ginsberg. swift (0) St. Louis .. OH 341 001-5 1 0 Chicago .. .. I00 001 I1-6 I 0 I-'snnln. Gsrver (9) and Lollsr: Scarborough. Alorns (a) and Mast.

INTEINATIONAL

Springfield .. no 000 000-0 I 9 Jersey City 000000!!!-80! Molun. Jacobs (5) and Pedeni west, Coi-win ,(l) N: (8) Hell-r (9) and Wellington. Buffalo 010 Oil 000-3! 1 Isa-ante Ill :01 011-0 1 I

-sllmsisn. sllventeln eek: Robertson and Oswald. ..i. ID-000 100-1 4 I . . . . 000 001-! d I

New York It

-Jolly and Burmeleter; miwneor. (0) and nuns.

lolllomalslswlu.

Tl-I

...'I'hs first night racing card of the Goodwin meet. was held last night at the Exhibition Gvrounda before a crowd of about 1500. Babe Brlttonla mile in 2.00 4-5 in the third dash of the night featured the ne- ing card.

The first heat of the night Choc- olate Dip owned by Leigh O'Brien of Alberton and driven by Claude O'Brien had too much pace to head a field of nine starters in 2.17 4-5. In the fourth race the Dip again headed the field with Lady Abner who finished second paying off in the Part Mutucls as the 0lBrien- driven Dip was bsarred in the bett- ing. Hardroad Bill plscedsecondin the first heat with the Abner mare third and Gary D. fourth. In the second heat Hardroad Bill was third with Gary D. again fourth. '

Ma Cherie just nosed out Calum- et Onward in the second dash of the night to win in the time of 2.17 1-5. Toby Patch was third with Hilda. Mac fourth. In the second heat of the same race 1-fllda' Mac

The opening day of the Goodwill Races started off with a hang with nine heats of racing that provided thrills and plenty of excitement. The Free-For-All Pace provided the crowd with the greatuf; piece I of racing enthusiasm when three dif- ferent horses won a heat. The times were last with the last two miles under 2.10 and the first in 2.10 2-5.

. . .

The remainder of the meet is expected to furnish just as much competition and make it all the harder for the fans to pick the dash winners. only two really good pays were received by the batters in yesterday afternoon's card. The favourites for the most part finished as expected but that does not mean they will continue to do so for the remainder of the meet.

' ' ' surprised the crowd when she fin- The local Abegweit Baseball lshed in front of Calumet Onward team served notice Sunday that and Prodigal Vic with Toby Patch

they are dcilnately in the thick of things as far as making a. playoff bid is concerned, They took two out of three games from the R. C. A. F. Royals from summerslde and came close to winning the first game which was a continuation of a tie game played in the western capital. Their heavy hitting on Sunday was a nightmare to the Royal pitching staff and if they can continue to hit" as hard and as often they will be tough to keep out of the playoff picture. . . .

fourth. The Bernard-owned and driven mare rewarded her hackers to the tune of 327.30 for a two dol. ar Mutuel ticket. ,

Babe Britten breezed home ahead of Miss Donna Mae and Lucky Number in the third dash of the night in the fast time of 2.00 4-5 to win handily by five lengths. The George Thompson-owned mare went home with a new rec- ord as A result of her efforts. The second heat of the race. which was the eighth dash 'on the card: saw Johnny Kalmuck and the MacKln- non-drfven Babe Brltton wage a terrific battle all the way around the oval. The Brltton mare went to two bad breaks during the course of the mile which ruined her chances of capping the heat. Quick Lick came on fast in the stretch to take the place position with lucky Number fourth, and Miss nna Mae fifth in tho-field of five sccrs.

The fifth and ninth heats zuaw a nine horse field wage terrific nat- tles all the way round the racing dirt before a winner was decided. At that there were two heat win- ners. In the first heat Daisy Bud- long edged out Belle Budlong 2.11 3-5 with Ramona Peter: third and Random Harvest fourth. However Belle Budlong reversed the positions. In the second dash when she head-l 011 Dilly home.. Random Harvest moved up to third. and Ramona Peters dropped back one position fourth.

In the last two hosts of the rac- ing card shy Ann 2nd driven by Claude O'Brien won the first heat ifiaklng her bid as the horses psscd the three quarter where the Ann

In two of the three Tennis Courts. In the City, Club Tournaments are about completed. The Charlotte- town Tennis Club finished their Tournament when Ned Wrar won the Men's singles and teamed up with Helen Larter ito'capture the Mixed Doubles. over at the Holy Redeemer courts most of the titles have been decided with those that aren't already flnished”llkely to be over before the end of the week.

0 O O

Cobey Maccloskey well known local middleweight. ls-now in Halifax training for his forthcoming bout with Yvon Durelle from Bay st. Anne. New Brunswick for the Marl- tlme Title. If the youngster from the City gets by Durelle as he did in their first meet he will get a shot at the Canadian Middleweight hold- er Roy wouters. It is the opinion of the writer that he is the only middleweight in the Maarltlmes '0 that can do the job on Wouters. He earned a ten round decision over Durelle the first and only time he met him in the squared circle but the bout was not. a championship

amdh more was in last horse position. . . . Bob Canuck after a bad start made

speaking of boxing "us mm” up the ground behind the field to notices where Wouters recently mm me P13" P9""0n IN"! M103-

Wellv Mlllidy. In the second heat of

best Arnold Flaiger in Glace -Bay the "co V-my M” P 0 M d r v e an

on Labor Day. It was learned from upset when she headed Bob Can-

rellable sources that Mccloskey was offered the .chsnce of meeting glimgnd 5'” Am 235 in 8 Phol-0

Woutera instead of Fleiger but Cobey preferred to train a little more for his bout with Durelle than to fight again so soon after his tough scrap with slugger from the fighting Durelle family. . O O O

The Provincial swimming Meet held on Labour Day In summerside was a huge success from a look at the number of entries in the meet. Although Prince County walked off with the larger share of the points it was the Queen's County relay team of Charlie Hine. Roger Clsark, Frank schsniel. and David Nicholson who won the race in the

The dill! double combination of Ms Cherie and Babe Bi-itton paid the backers 512.90 for a two dollar wager. .

Summary:

First 1 Fourth Dashes Chocolate Dip (O'Brien) I-Id! Abner (Smith) Hai-dread Bill (Stead)... Gary D. (Downe) Sirncos Peter (Baglole). Mickey Budlong (Jay) Albaloms (Ramsay) Dean Swift (O'Mean) Lady Blondell (Craig)

Timer: 2.17 4-5; 2.17 4-5.

'on'nLa7o'uIAu'esl- on-iqu-moans

fast time of two minute: and Perl-cnutuels: 02.90. 2.50. 2.50; W81"?! four seconds. 8.00, 2.70: 2.00; 5.20. 2.50. 110: 2.50. e ,jj?g

local Baseball 1.... "UFO (nup-

Too Late It classify

POI. IALI--I-IOOII HOUSE.

and bath. Apply 23 Park Shoot.

painted over the week-and in that the Maritime touring House of Dav- id team did not make an ap- pesisnca in Charlottetown ag-

GUARDIAN. cH.n.ai.()T'rE'irowN .

Babe Brittonis . Mile In 2:09 4-5 Features Card Raced Under Lights

slant either an all star tosin gumm,,.1d., a or the Falcons or -Abbles. Blnce mm, the bended boys played in WANTED - TIANIPOIIATION

Buinmenlde many thought that they would show'In the city for a few games. It would be s decided boost in attendance if they had made the trip down from summar-

to Boston. Phone Montague D-I. :

side and it was thought that the locals could have given thorn all the-ball they mu. 0

2.10: 2.20. Winning horse owned by Leigh O'Brien. Alberton. second A sixth Dulles Hilda Mac (Bernard) Ma Cherie (Wisner).

Toby Patch (Burt) Prodigal Vic (Macltae . Miss Commando (Llewellyn)... Duke of Hyland (Weir) .. Carl Aubrey (Kennedy) .. C. Albert Budlong (Cudmore).8 8

Times: 2.17 1-5; 2.15 4-5.

Pari-mutue s: 33.70, 3.20. 2.70; 5.80. 4.00; 3.1. 27.80, 7.10, 5.40; 4.10. 3.50; 6.20.

Winning horses owned by Mrs. Milton. Monctorn, and C. Green. Emerald. l .

Third 6 Eighth Dashes Babe Britton (MacKinnon).....1 Johnny Kalmuck (W. Kelly)...5 Lucky Number (Will. Kelly).3 Miss Donna Mae (Letc.her).....2 Quick Lick (O'Meara)

Times: 2.09 45; 2.12 3-5.

Pari-muluels: 54.70. 3.20, 3.10. 3.10; 5.40. 3.20. 5.20. 2.00; 3.00: 2.80. i

Winning horses owned by Thompson. Summerside. and ter Kelly. Southrport.

Fifth dc Ninth Dsslies Daisy Budlofig (Maclntyrei Belle Budlong (Collins) . Ramona Peters (Phillips) . Random Harvest (MacNeill)... Lily Marlene (Walker) Allan Mac (OiBrien). .

QQEIIHDNHI-A

3 1 3 5 2 3.90:

1100.

Geo.

Sugar Harvest . Lee 'C. Brewer (Letcher)

Times: 2.17 3-5; 2.17 3-5.

Pari-mutuels: sl0.00. 8.20. 5.00: 4.70, 3.230; 3.40. s7.70. 3.10. 2.00: 3.20, 3.00: 3.60.

Winning horses owned by Geo. .MacIn;tyfe, Montague. and Rannie MacDonald. Mcntagu :.

Seventh dc Tenth Dashes Shy Ann 2nd (O'Brien) .. Valley Long (Lowery) Bob Caniuck (O'Meara) A-begweit Milady (Smith) Just Flicka (Cudmore) ........... ..

Times: 2.16: 2.15 2-5.

Pari-mutuels: S10-50 410- 2-1 3.90. 2.20; 2.20. 59.50. 3-80. 2-5' 3.60. 2.30. 2.20.

r-Q-33396!-5)-all

U-r-2':-as-a

Flrst Matches In Horseshoe Doubles

The first three matches of the Island open Horseshoe doubles were played at the Brighton H0lM'8h-)9 Club last. night and another Holli- of first round matches are WW4- uled to be run off this evenlnm

L. Crabbe and A. shepherd Ins!- nlgnt defeated W. shepherd and Junior smith in the first game 1.. 1.11; second game E. Robin and J. Bormers downed B. Kiggln-. and J. Brown while in the final game J..MacCourt and J. Buote took 0116 measure of A. Gallant and E Mac- Court. i , ' '

Tonight at seven oclock A. Mar- tin and E. Brown will meet 1.. Gauthier and P. Bolaei-. At eight o'clock L. Phillips and (1:-arse Bohleyer will tangle with I. Vesta: md 11. vouey. The last match of the night at nine oclock will see R. Msobougsll and J. ,Allen meeting R. barter and A. Doyle.

SIIAP SIIIIT FINISHING

Balls of film developed and printed and sent out the same (I!!- Prlnts double lllo at no extra cost. Any 0 exposure roll ass. Icnrlnts Ca edob or 10 for I5:-. Mall Illa lsrvlce. 9.0 M: 201. Charlotte-

Univ-cu

c

Wal- I

SAL: " Mews g. p l :,rHuaspAv- FRIDAY-SATURDAY . wlllbe an Iusniaysor-rials suecmfill

SEPTEMBER 7 1950

H. lI..Tennis.' .ToumtyNears Completion

Last evening at the Holy Be- deeiner Tennis Courts, three more matches in the mixed doubles were

played. This evening at 5.45 PM. 1 5 ,,.3nJ,y Aunngy Melvin Martin and R13! Gallant 3 3 1,43”-N1! gbuucx meet John Molyneaux and Alice v3 3 ,F,u.-I Bggwnn 0.

Hcnnossey in the semi-Ifinsl match. The winner will play Jack Hennes- sey and Rita Berrigan In the finals on Friday evening. .

The following are the results of yesterday's matches:

John Molyneaux and Alice Berr- nessey defeated Allan MacDon'sld and Alice Hannessey 7-5. 0-3.

Melvin Martin and Rita Gallant defeated Bill Toombs and Maxine Claybcume (M. 0-4. .

Jack Hennessey and Rita Berri- gsn defeated Philip Coyle and Isa- bel Gallant 6-4, 6-3.

Abbies - Falcons Tangle Tonight

The Abbies and the Falcons tang-le tonight in their last meet- ing of the season before the play- offs at Memorial Field at 5 P. M.

The game should be a natural with the: Abbles trying hard to get Into the playoffs and attempting to win their first game of the year against the Mentmen.

All players are expected to be on hand at the diamond In plenty of time to finish the game before darkness sets in.

I.-JOSEDALE CLIPPER 0.-ALL AMERICAN 7.-WOBTHY EBMINE I.-DALE I.

OOINFI -l&BQ

1 I.-RED SPRUCE

3 9.-CAMPBELL? BUDDY 3 I.-LOU KALMUCK

4 'l.-LADDIE DALE

5 3.-MASON'S 43

1 2.-NEW LOOK 2 5.-TIYON 3 8.-MAYME AXWORTHY

ttlron Man” Newcornbe Pitches 16 Innings As Dodgers Win Twin Bill

By Steve Robertson Canadian Pica: staff Writer

still on the. job at the end of sev- i .

The tension-ridden pennant "fwmd dot metmghww Tug" an won wo games oi "995 P”d"”d the” ”P””d grooklyn back in 1390. the clubs

share of thrills Wednesday night. with the top-dog Philadelphia Phlllles in the National Lee.- gue dropping a doubleheader to Brooklyn Dodgers--for which "Iron Man" Don Newcombe was largely responsible-and Detroit figera outlastlng the Cleveland Indians for a 5-3 victory which put them only a half-game behind the New York Yankees.

The Tigers tucked their game away with a big four-run seventh inning as they won the opener of the important two-game series be- fore 52.555 fans.

I-lal Newhouser scattered eight Cleveland hits as he won his 13th game. His mates had plenty of ' trouble getting to Early Wynn, who kept pitching himself out of tight spots until the seventh. Detroit left 10 men on base during thu game.

The Yankees dropped an 11-2 decision to the Boston Red Box, with lefty Mel Parnell farming the Boston pennant hopes info a brlsl: blaze. Junior Stephens powered s 16-hit Red Box attack with four safeties to down the League had- era.

In the National League top-liner, a thrilling two-out ninth-inning uprising gave the Dodgers sll their second-game runs for a. brilliant 3-2 victory and a sweep of the doubleheader with the Phillles.

” pl had a 2-0 sniff- out In the ope er and hurled the first seven lnnings of the night- csp as the Dodgers burst back Inn the pennant race. cutting the front-running Ph1ls' margin to 5 1-0 gamer.

Newcoinbe. aspiring to join wu- llarn (Adonis) Torry as the char Brooklyn pitchers ever to hurl twc . complete games in one day. we I

first year in the National League. As the Dodgers went to bat in the eighth inning. the Plhils. .be- hind the one-hlt pitching of scuttl- psw Curt Simmons, were in front, 2-0. thevrume score by which the Brooks won the opener. I Ne-wcombe then was lifted for s pinch-hitter and Din Bankhesd took over with the Phlls still leading 2-0. , .

RAGE

. SEPIEMBER

wdrthwhlle purses.

horsemen there. ENTRIES

Jdt OF..'fIQn'slW0'C':. ”

' suns -2 sroirr si-ilrirs.imisi -- raiecoars "

r-was FOR ALL not 3. M01: -5- Sponsored by Pun Maui Co. 3. Rogers I-lo-idwon

Two Free-For-Alli 4 Events Scheduledb..Ing Tonight's Racing Card

i four, classes festering-10 dashes are on the Goodwin nu. donlghtsttholxhlbltlondronnds. Oncolgelnthereslasnldbelag of excitement as bedrock of the oval battle It out from the word --

3 :ItSI'IES - 3250,00 PER DASII

4 1 s.-auto": ucx 5 4 4.-FEATIIII noun. 0 c e.-mm. xsnmiox

JUNIOR FREE FOR ALL. CLASSIFIED 3.DASHESe3300.N PER DASH , 2-6-I0 l Sponsored by Old Spain

5 I 2.-BLEANOI O.

0 I 5.-JACOB WITHBOW 'I 1 4.-JEAN HENLEY

I B It-EOSALIE IIOOPEII.

SECOND DIVISION, 2.28 PAGE, OLASSIFIED 2 DASH-ES-3200 PER DASH

3 - 7 Sponsored by A. Pidtord & Co. and Jenkins NIGIIINICV

G '4.-BONNIE FRISCO 7 5.-HAPPY VERNON ll 3.-JUST NELLIE C. 0 0.-ISLAND SPRUCE

FIRST DIVISION 2.22-2.24 PACE, oI.Assu-1-so 2 msilrs-3200 ran DASH

4-I Sponsored by Hombly 8: Innis Dollois Um.

I 4.-LIL FRISCO ' I 0.-TINY BUDLONG C 1.-IHODOLA D. .

sport Briefs I

SAINT JOHN. N.B.. Sept. 6 - (CP) -- Saint John Clrdlnala wt) play McAdam Laglonnslrea at Me- Adam tomorrow night in the first game of s final series for the New Brunswick senior baseball crown. Both are senior 3 teams.

Halifax Shipyards came up with A 6-5 decision over Kentvllle Wm- csta today to deadlock their belt- of-seven Halifax and District Sen- laos-. Baseball League semi-final:

'BLACKlS HARBOR, NE. SEPI- 5 i (Cp) .2 The New Bruns- wick Baseball League final: be- came tied at 1-1 tonight WM" Black's Harbor defea'f.ed Monclon Leglonnalres 8-5.

c0liEIlEAl)'S MAMIIIOTII .

' AT THE PABIDB TRACK . WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY AFTEBNOONS.

53,500.00 IN PURSES - Thirty Five Hundred, Dollars in Purses - 53 FREE FOR ALL PACE l JUNIOR FREE FOR ALL PAGE AND SIX CLASSIFIED RACES , that will give opportunity to many stables to race for

Covehead Track is one of the best and fastest in the Marltimes. A warm welcome will be given all Plenty of accommodation. ODOSE SATURDAY, SEPT. 0 Make entry early with . CHARLES WILLIS. Proprietor. Covehonrl Ram Tr:-'-. "'-vehnr '. P ":1

outhlt Monctcn 12-8.

MEET .i

13th and mi:

,500.

HALIFAX. Sept. 6 - (CP) -

The homest 5'

Topping the card tonight will be the Irool'or-Allfrrot 3'1 "4 with six starters and the Junior Pres-For-All with eight atsrten. ; other classes scheduled are the Second Division of the 2.25 ml . and the First Dlvlslon of the MI-SM Paco. V I The Faces will get underway at I pan. Entries and position appear below.

Thin-sdaly Night-8 p. m.