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. CHARDOTTETOWN GUARDIAN l

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was hangs ehor - . arnesl .11 ‘mt g0 to $60.00. a track urhfindwr’... $150.00. n 10¢ wt , ‘.000 ma a small puns lleish 401,451,, 3001.; and odd items of i“ e55‘ rugs and other racial w“ int sold for at least sow flu‘ l-e-war costs. What made ‘Mr pds s0 attriwtPve was that it fjfggnninriitiveiv 11W ""1 h" ke

' ‘"‘ his; .00 c ‘"5 mo

n excellent shape by gamm- 1,5911 O'Melara.

don-g know what ure ans fut i °"i‘°‘“‘ qm’niixgiftiehiriru thviit m“ m > yhe is one of the best conditiiloiriers b t 1i vers ind uni/Islam‘; Peigovfiiqizg.‘ In the iiiih'm, m; been train horses ""5 ucneiil. and . he has ii bl nd whoever Q a $11“ n: gall satisfied. ‘m yle ready to en-ter again lnw xgrespvsr‘ we woukl have made a MBililO l0!’ Um- of th ti 9 The 1523i ngflCiilfi Cir- f,'}{‘°°oinl. hold last goddess?’ . . 3, B - ‘wmng; ahgrsemen and mcetiirce] friends rom Cs. e Bre- aln who were tak 8 in t ° ‘W’ ‘m. - A. o llbeck cave "".1:1i"i..°i".li:... ...*:.... on... “Mfnuws or a successful racing ‘he n starting at SummersideJuly "m r‘ ending at Riverside- OOtO- ilt Tm‘ He complimented the mead horsemen on their enter- pm ‘in billidinil B new track and irirsrinrnrlrri thcln for the suviwrt ‘Tier have 111W" immefis ‘Aacégg ~ ~. . one Erxlfeelallst tcuiiigncléso atnegllrflmerflde July l?“ larggiiblg Oeiq‘:ia6l(>ld’gl.‘:g& thmgrelcxrlird‘ crovgds at the Provin- $1 Exli1bition_ Charlottetown.

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- cln season 22 mflénixilifre tsxfgpplgg ovger the circuit

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ihnflieiur opinion

has, caretakers.

L, Seventeen of iiii‘. 115v chnrlqtietown. Whloh leds ’\il thc Ma itimes in that fag of sliced, whl . five were made 31p Sulnlncrside. .-Th¢ Chnlmbeq with il'flt‘k trottin record ofZXYP/i made by Ailowa n 1940 was eq-

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. y 3.06%, owned lllienffidegymayafi; Adams. dflflg; m, nlid driven W- H°° -

.b Lee Brewer iiiif‘ Tfiiiiirfmt. yMilton b Beg. chdfiOitCiiflVil, and, drlvln i’ - Mcresldc, SCPWmm-‘r 23rd‘ c?“ Pilturity Strikes hilt! 809d 9n his iviiir three and four-Ylflrdlk disses raced at Old Home 2V9?“ rill the lii-tHvcnr-dld v01") “main”. Gil0(i\\’lil_i‘i1t?(‘S ill 581M951 "- Con“ petition ill these islet-BS W" m,“ ildercd 11s 800d l‘ "of but" " previous years-

__o.-_ it will be remembered that the Club iliiercd prizgs for the‘ 1105f: "r °"3i2t;‘“i..'2‘.n'.r fiflfnhic-lltacilingpbint: for second. 2 wrntsioi- ‘third, 1 “lat. 18;“ §ii.'.'i'°...'3.“.ii°’t'. oevrér Bookw- iifiléillglfillflVflS to vg01a1$el>2°i‘%§2 ln second pgilcfr u ems Charla/t‘; i’.°.'$‘.““..§’.’.i niltii. by redo weir. wlthta points. Raymond Budlong 2.1a was third with szpoiuts. owin-

i is, Cove ea , eidnand lilosltliy ddravkefiieb Char e5 Again?” ‘litigrvrniasiclh ydgverii!’ bigot»??- inrti yell)’. LBndRLd gyxwiiroasiehefl-lggd nwstif-by ‘Rankine. tied i" iourth place with 50 Wm“ ewh‘ Christie Budlongb owner was Pre- irnteii with a cheque of 83°41" "Y J.W.Bou1ter, Setcretsry of the. Provincial Exhibltinn Asswisticn- while the Racing Oiircuit Dru" ‘i’ tisiio. siooil, $1.00 and $5.00 W" ilso awarded. The some arranSB- uient will lie in eflect in i045.

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Two new directors were elwtfid trio ti-ic slate for ioio was W" innounccd ns George A. Callback. rrtii J. a. Wright. c. n. Horton. Willard Kelly, GlrorBe ind Charles Willis. It was unani- mously decided iat the circuit- would remain 1n iembershl with girlie United States rotting 0U-

Oil.

i-o-i Circuit dates were set B5 1111' lows: Riverside matinee races Jilllfl and- Mon-

"I. July

Covehead, Jill? ‘W? o e- nd. August 1

irritants..." s or ills. lQth-ISth-‘ldtln-ITCII‘. Mom'- lilr. September 3rdr; Chariottetowa hooiiwill races September 19th an will. it is very iilkely that open dates will have fill -ins either mat- ee or purse raoqi. At a meeting ti Directors held rafter the annus meeting George iA. Cailbeck was iiected President‘ C. H. Horton. Vice President; . K. Maolreod. cretary-ircasurw, with the f0.-

illil Executive: George Mon- iyile, Charles Willis and Willard 9 i‘.

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A blessing feature of the meet- iui “'11s the presence there oi vis- "ifllt horsemen Elmer Campbell. iusell Lynch an John McQuinn oi North Sydney. President Call-

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tell the lneetingnlui some race do- hl! in Cape Breton and llmer ‘Ignited that the- Sydney track alph is hcing rebuilt. is now be- i resurfaced ‘ml

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"fl stand holding it? pulpit has, been hirut, to- g! er Wit-h 40 rd e stalls and oth-

flxtiires that with a good '14-‘! track.

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The iiliili cost iii be in

allgllborlinnd of SJKOCQOO and i"! ‘ .. "y a community

an - o one mem

y. “ukrlribe more than 014K100.

‘sflifd that‘ Charlie Baiiard's

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pbe h; could have sold him a

f sold ¢°

n: horse and racin! eflec“ h

110 or bertter-one more h

Decision Ov

that, the two tracks will have a very but: season, vlithmgydigireg

ac and Norfli S ey hol zririier me on 30th

e 11th, t be . geatflfléméigertgeeiynrgutix-‘ceuk meeting at least. w‘ on one

Y..M.C.A. Swimming v Awards Presented

After several years retirement Di’. Rum Pl-Nhlli will don hfl cult this season. One of bets is Little Brown G.. a two. Year-old son of Chief Counsel 3. 1.57% and Single Stine 2.00. both champions in their race days and t "given their records by the

Bwimminl awards were present- ed mt the Y.M.C.A. yesterday several boys and girls who suc- cessfully passed Royal Life Saving Society swimming tests during the Y.M.C.A. Swimming Campaign inst season. bThegzmclax-slses wered con-

_ n e w b. “m y . arry Cu more, mfhxrrehls‘ “fir”. that “E muted by Mrs. Stephanie Steven.

"v “We up ' 3"‘ 5 The following received awards: rial/Enid grsd3¥éi-"TM““°'§, Ft?’ Bronze Swimming Award: Mar- irittes ‘the Ragi ‘Emil “in” 1°” Hm‘-

"smu 1 313 {an ' b é” Joyce vIrvine. Donald Callback.

w“ c‘ n‘ ‘m7 u 9 David Hurst, Grace Saunders, Carl‘ new generation has been on its Brown. Joan crown, prank Rom

way up and perhaps it sy not be em go" new “k9 the “me um “my Silver Swimming Award: David m m’ Hurst, Cari Brown. —o- Gold Swimming Award: Heather L‘ Q Mm." I former Manager-Lanai Patricia Shannon, Lois Ar- of the Bank o Nova Scotia, and gem“!-

Bronze Life Saving Award: Mrs. Stephanie Stevenson, Lois Arsen- auit Nancy Simpson.

Edwin C. Johnstone of the YM. C.A. Board of Directors presented the awards.

Syracuse Evens ‘Series By 4-1 Win liver Royals;

MM, Murray, have yust returned from a winter spent at Orlando, Florida. Mr. Murray!‘ loo ex- tremel nt and says at Orlando is an deal place to spend s vacat- ion. The Seminole race track where so many trotters and psccrs are. trained, is only a short dist- ance from the citywplwoper end Mr. Murray met Ben lie. the noted "rairier, and had e nice conversa- ion with him. Some od’ us ma. have dreams of some day winter- ing in Florida and trainin horses as a sideline. We hope t won't be like the poet longfellow des- cribes: "Ah well for us all some sweet hope lies. deeply buried from uman eyes. And in the hereafter angels may. roll the stone from its grave sway."

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Twenty“? years ago Walnut Hall Farm. xingtori. Kentucky, sn-‘ nounced that the stallion fee of Guy Axworthy 4. 2.08%, was to be raised to $1,000.00 in 19M. Gu Axworthyb get were then tops on the Grand Circuit, sharing honors with those of Peter the Great. Later Walnut Hall farm's stsr stallion was Peter Volc 2m and now his son Volomite 213%. __°._

The racing ban has been lifted in the United States and every- where running horse tracks and amass horse tracks are announc- ing big rograms which will keep the s verv much alive during 1916. Fortunately ve few horses were kept out of tra ning and it is predicted that all of them will be available when needed to fil the numerous stakes and classes that are being programmed. .

Syracuse Chiefs evci1€ti the Ill-i tcrnational League series against the Royals at Montreal yesterday at one game apiece by tflkl-tls the Royals into camp 4-1. The Chiefs: got a. well-pitched game from Fran- l cisoo Daviia-Cuban lcfthlanden- who scattered scvcn RAY“? m,“ 71°“ alloying two 111 any one inning. AI base on _balis helped the RoyaLsl score their solitary run in i/he sev-

"iii... hi; hitter for the Chiefs was Dutch Nele who drove in three °1 the Syracuse liililS, tWOvWlih 1.1 homer over the scoreboard ln t-lic third.

The league-leading Jersey Cityi Giants tonight blasted TOrOIIlU. Maple Leafs out of the Intcmatlonal i League first, division into fifth; piuoe. clip-ping two Toronto Ditch‘??? , for l2 hits ‘n record a ‘1-3 victoii tn n good light baseball gllflle lit‘ Toron .

Trailing s-i golnirinw "w sq“. enm inning. Jer5ey City bPOKC 100d." for four runs in s. rally touchfidi off by pitcher Adrian Zitbala, w o, gave up nine ‘ilits to record his, fifth straight victory. y

At Buffalo. Nsivurk Bears 11nd. little difficulty nofcliiilg n 7-3 Ill-i ternational League triumph Overl the Bisons as the lights went (ml (ni- che first time Frigid weatihcri kclpt. tho attendance to 946 hfirdy} customers

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We noted where Nat Ray. who started as a trainer and rider of runners, then switched to harilcss horses, marking several including the world's champion Guy McKin- ney 1.68% and Peter the Brewer 2.02%. switched back to ness horses again “after siierldifii! severe ears w e runners. e_ y iteai Win by Renl|

Frisco 2.07%, Night Land by Scot-i I Discharge Benefits

land 1.59% and Prsshi. $1 ‘

0WD SM!‘ m Adios 1.50%. drowned b! W-H- Kene Goshen. N.Y. We hope that

our friend Nst will have a most _ I successful season.

After a bill legalizing betting on running horses had been P555"! i" the House and Senate of Milne. Governor Horace A. l-iildrath veto- ed the measure so that for this year at least the state ha! been saved for harness rMlhB- n» 15 understood that if the meflsuré had received the OK. of the 60V": ernor the promoters Diflflmd lease the kiteashaped track at Old Orchard. Maine, MI “ledvmhga i“ supervisors will receive h} lveiy for harness horse rac he a “an, of $15 {m- Qagh mont ‘f m spend $100,000 on it. service outside the bigfisteirxi‘ t

o _ . i i8 O d 0i slffllillrfe mgntalyfsroprrhiy and allow- Harness horsemen are PW“ 0 "

the fact that a Dust president oi anlslilshbera of the” gram“ and

a 1p _ (OP) W 1323f? A; pit...’ n: poBt-discharle bifnofits for Canadian fire fikhi‘

' and auxiliary WW1“ “ma” "s .1.‘ served overseas and 3f tile merchant marine were announced will“. by vet“ ans Mmjsgeq- Mackenzie.

Fire fighters and auxiliary 591""

Janet MdcDonanl. y

i external affairs and

‘Lou Nova Punches Oat

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NEW YORK, May ll. — (AP) — headlong

Overoomi the of a eut over his ht eye, Lou Nova, van Ruys, a , heavrweifliit

purufl‘ ‘ outadeoIeiveIO-rmixidde-

cision over Gunner Iarlund, veter-

an Finn, at Saint Nicholle arem $8M

MOI-dialer- tlieeutinflie audltflietimeit iftbo bout mishtbe

9d. Hi; seconds stopped the flow of blood, however. and the eX-YOCl

the list of swimmin i?

Y.M.C.A. swimm that are qsonsored by Life Saving Society.

PK iii I! Although receiving very

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Mum interest is being shown in awards. ap- earing in Willy's issue. won last summer by pupils taking part in the i classes

m” "1 gliirlrt of mfrripilaroi.

little publicity these classes have been operation for the past two sea-

idede Maiden Flight With Col. iialston

Jrilnd was in its infancy and nir- made up in zeal what they “£5.23. “m”. ‘i-“Sftin.

l re . Scotland. CoLRalston went forward to shake

brag?‘ look pretty pleased with Xogix/‘Vflfisflelidl tstifoigglotlhefs is my first flight," the airman replied,

Y“ “Einfiiifiiiii piifled

“N0. Sir." came the surprising reply. “my first flight. I've his: come from a navigation school in

man finished s! to nearly K0 sons und r the dance of Mrs. T°r°nt°y Barlund in the odfnth and tenth Harry Cridmorefxil-‘ilerseif a holder '°“"°"‘" “i; i“ €il“‘r.‘i‘1""é'i'.°i°" £83k?‘ ca rom e e v and the work that has een ac-

N. Y. Giants Take Sixth {Straight Win

By The Animated Prela

_ New York Giants yesterday made it four straight over Cincinnati and their sixth straight o! the National icogule season as they defeated the Reds 4-3 st the Polo Grounds.

Plhii txelnfardiirb homered inbliiach: a -1 . The Reds come with a pair- of runs, luwc starter Van Mun-go from the box, ut Aoe Adams making his tenth relief - pearancc stopped them with lying nun on third.

.. storm» “i? an e St. Lo Car a the second shutout oi’ the season as he pitched the Dodgers to their sixth

straight victoryvby a 7-0 score. Starter Tod lits yielded three

| runs in six innings, two coming in

the sixth frame on Bill Hart's first home 1-.un following Luis Oimcrs in- field single.

Brooklyn put the climber on the World Champs with four in the eighth off reliefer Ken Burkhanit.

Chicago Cubs blasted two Phil- ndeipiiiit Phillies pitchers from the mound in the ninth inning and scored four nuns to win 7-l before Bil spectators.

Vince DiMaggio hit his fourth homer of the season for the Phiis lone score. Henry Wyse was the winning pitcher, allowing five hits. Charlie Slprouil. rookie hurier was charged with the loss

liaziktegation In Dublin Taken fiver.

DUBLIN. May ill—(C_P onhle>_i

The former German Legation in Dublin became the property of the UnitedNailons today and the Nazi minister to neutral Eire, Dr, Edu- ard Hempel, found himself with- out a job after 1a years in the Reich diplomatic service. Montgomery Colliday, secretary

.nt the United States Legation. to-[Drvmoter

day called on the department of was ven the key to the German legat on. The move followed similar formal vis-

its by British, American and French riiplomnfs in Dublin. Earlier, David Gray, Americar

minister acting for the United Na- tions, called on Prime Minister De Valera and informed him that the gigyiernmentesa (‘in the UnitedMNations

assum e powers s rop- erty of the Government of &rrn- nny and that he proposed on their behalf to take ssession.

Tonight the egation was closed. and the familiar shield bearing the German crest had been re- moved from above the main ent- rance.

Soon after announcement of the ending of the war in Hem- pel called on Mr. De Va era and informed him that in view of what happened his diplomatic mission in Eire ended and he was vscmt-

apoiis. Indiana. a full brother to Nell 2.16 . omied _ Ch Covehead. ‘Ill-iere is should e s

Victorious Hal is Cochatodele Arlee Willis, n mare that

compiished has indeed. ed th snio Stevenson.

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.cent over the previous summer.

a i’. o? medal winners ma

" ushovers".

she be f uliy

structor and assistant instructor.

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twin bills get underway. 9F =i-' "

reckoned with

next September.

a dis n welterweight

at Augusta. Georgia.

Greco made uick work of his opponent as he c alked up his sec- ond kayo in seven days and imme- diately after the fight an Augusta wired the champions manager in regard to a title bout gndbe held in Jacksonville July

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Greoo has been showin great form oflate and in the Xognion of s majority of fight expe should give the champion quite a battle if and when the pair meet inside the squared circle. A hard un- cher. the Canadian in the pa has shown his ability to absorb pun- ches freely and if an been rforming even better since his dscharge from the Canadian Army than he was before he join- ed up with the services. "1-1 i ti; fir. i t

will?!‘ n er rovng o be a Joquacious basebsi commis- sioner and as a result is daily get- ti attention from sports writers bot in the United States Canada, and here is the latest anent his doings, from the pen of Bez 0'M9B!‘S>é)f Sign gfcntreal Star:

been noteworthy Mrs. Cudimore was assist- is past year by Mrs. Steph-

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Pupils who have been enrolled range in age from five years up to ts, wi/th no less than 105 par- ticipating in the classes last sco- son, an increase of over 100 per-

Taking greet interest in the work the members have proven to be

pupils and although the list seem small compared to the num er that took the course, nevertheless this is not so.

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The tests required by the spon- soring Society are by no means _ For a pupil to qual- iy for the several awards that are granted it is necessary that he or tiualiflecl to perform the various sw mining tasks as set down by the Society and the fif- rteen swimmers who were success- ful last year are deserving of com- mendation, as are also their in-

D- bleheaders have been piling up in large measure on National baseball teams ever since the season start- ed. Hardly a day has passed with the teams being able to play a full schedule and as a result the strain on the various pitching stuffs is going to be a terrific one once the

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m the meantime the Giants in the National, and the Chicago White Sox in ‘the American, little in the pro-season

predictions, are continuing to play heads-up ball and hung onto their lead. Neither team have met their strongest opposition as yet, but if they can keep up their present pace they are going to prove very bothersome even thouglh the clubs are just starting out on ii schedule that won't be completed till late

. 9K 9K Johnny Greco. outstanding Can- mittslinger paved the way for a crack at Fred- die Cochranes world's crown with a fast second round kayo over Lou Miller of New York in a bout held

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VICTORY DANC“

Cleared With iiezi Prisoners

LONDON. May 1i.—(CP!-—Cv€'i‘— man prisoners of war in Britain will begin next week to clear blitz- ed areas in preparation for hous- ing sites. In a. few months it is Elflitected more than 500,000 pris- oners will be employed in the task.

pay and hours of work and the

01' Work has said that not one British workman will be out ‘of a Job because of the plan.

iiiame Judge To Probe Halifax lI-E Day Riots

HALIFAX. May ll--(CP)—-iVi':r. Justice R. L Keilock of the Sup-

rcme Cour-t of Canada \viJ.l carry cuts. Judicial inquiry into V-E day "rioting here, it uus announcer! lu- l day by acting Pitmc Minister J. L Iisiey. 151W returned to Kent- viile other inspecting the damage in the city's business district y“-

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The Government. Mr. ilsley said, also ‘is exploring _ " iiilifilrlg “Slime appropriate steps" relieve the financial firms whose busi ed. He added that the Govemment was not itryinfl to any res nsiibi "ty" which justly be- longs to it.

Meanwhile, city police on a 24- hour alert, continued their task cf rounding up straggling rioters, and extension of the curfew hour iroim

by Mayor Alan M. Butler.

The confinement to barracks of all iii-my personnel in ihe Halifax area has been lifted and troops have been ordered to conform with the civilian hour.

This afternoon Brigadier D A. White, DS 0, District Officer commanding Miiitarv District No. S, issued a special district order to, all troops under his command in ,which he expressed "gratification 10H the behaviour of the great maj- iority of the troo "

l "It is unfortunately the Junie-r said. "that a few soldiers misbehaved themselves and by tak- ing part in the disturbances brought discredit on their comrades. But in the main members of the nlniv behaved themselves in a soltlicriy manner and are to be commended."

Fifty more persons charged with

t .committing damage, break- and entering. ivere picked up by police during the post 24 hours. ,brillging the total to 251 charged isilicc Tuesday. , Four members of the Royal Can- adian N-rtvy were sentenced to pen- itentiary terms ranging from two to five years in police court today for their part in the V-E day riots.

PO. Keith Johnson of Regina, was