+ Madam Moraka 2.07 -4-5, Sandra 1 Rosecroft 2.06 2-5, Philharmonic

: ; oad eon fae LINE-UPS : le nee ; + den Hanover 2.05 1-5, Lyn Cress| the four-year-old as been in the Bowness. The play was — a an ae ** Ward: Royals- Carroll (Whitlock). 19.13; } aeaarert Se : iri 4 S i , i - leven in this period despite the| Rey & Butch ; . 2.02. Miriam B. Scott 2.06 4 5. | mosey 36 times. That's very con fact that the visitors were out-| defence. wee ae . ae i: MAM ) shot - 17-5. Many the Ace} Ral osey, : y. Fo : ee eee, Suaed and bred Rain Geoat picaue) "thane ceisknn drives were from far out. wards- Buck Whitlock, Angie

~ was the winner in 2.06 4-5. }

_ oma cold night in such fast time.

2.06 2-5, Precursor 2.05 4-5, Lin.

bow Clegg, driven by the Nova Scotia reinsman, Dave Pinkney,

Rainbow Clegg’s record at the end of the 1958 racing season was 2.08 3-5. which he took last year

are sure. will be proud of his win over such a fast field of pacers

i ’s sire w SAO PAULO, Brazi 1 ¢AP)—! ow Clegg’s sire ore Abner during Old Home Week. His best World welterweight champion} T. Clegg 2.0412, and his dam is . , 1 | Queen Aubrey 3rd. whose grand- record at Sydney was 2.09 1-5, Don Jordan's non - title ten} sire, we believe, was the Face and he had ten miles there in) NEW YORK (AP)—Billy Hun-| won a split decision over the Ar-| Referee Goldstein called Dr. rounder with Brazil's Fernando ed pacer, Colonel Aubrey. We 2.10 or better. ter, a technical knockout winner gentine Friday night at Madison Samuel Swetnick into the ring to “%arreto Friday was postponed

looked back to the year 1957, and| saw that Rainbow Clegg was raced then by his present owner. | Mr. Piers, and had taken a re-|

. cord of 2.13 that year.

MERGER ANNOUNCED

next year. A Nova Scotia steed named Jackie Jackson jis the win- ningest equine here. In 40 starts,

to duel for driving honors, the outcome to be determind at the last program. Both reinsmen are former champions at this track.” Jackie Jackson has been driven

tracks before this year. However. he made good in Sydney with 19} wins, and he also won twice at Charlottetown im 2.10 and 2.09 3-5

Cape Breton fans will also be pleased to learn that @Rannie MacDonald drove Miss Van Bars to a victory in a $500. Pace at Montreal's Blue Bonnets track the other night. Rannie’s stable, has, as usual, been making a good showing this year.

‘| minute mark, being the trigger tq.

man on a pretty pattern play with Buck Whitlock and Bob

After seven minutes of play in the second period, the Aces suddenly caught fire, scoring three goals in 2 minutes and 51 seconds. Leroy Clow neatly dek-

OverRugged Alex Miteff

over Alex Miteff in September,“Square Garden in a blood-spat- tered 10-rounder. Hunter weighed 191'2; Miteff 203'+ pounds | Miteff. “his left eve a circie of| blood from the seventh round on, dropped Hunter for an automa-

Teams Won't See Action

look at the eye at the end of the seventh and again at the end of the eighth. Each time he waved the bout on.

Miteff, a savage body puncher, finally brought down his prev in! the ninth with a thumping hook

Is Postponed

rom. this Saturday to Saturday,

ec. 5, at the Californian’s re- tuest. :

SNOW TIRES

dian - owned Captain Wright, dri- ven by Harold McKinley. that went away in No. 7 position, > shooting to the front in the home- stretch and winning in 2.12 4-5. Captain Wright has won more than $17.000 this year and is own- ed by the Armstrong Brothers.

has been the ONLY standard- bred, in the history of the sport ite win two 2.00 miles on a half- mile track in one day. Followers | of the sport know this phenomena occurred at Delaware, Ohio, in | September with both miles in! 2.00, flat. Later she won at Lex-/

Play Tonight

Charlottetown’s Juvenile sec- tion of minor hockey will hold a couple of workout sessions to- night at Sports Arena at 10:15) and 11 o'clock when Bill Bovies’

Brampton, Ontario, who have a:

* number of horses racing on Unit-!

ed States tracks and are the own-!

| Royals meet Bert Steel's Abbies

ington’s mile track in 1.58 and! 1.59, and since then she set up

with the Royals finishing up the evening in a scrimage with Flem- |

boards to end “fhe scoring with a second left to play.

Carroll, Fred Burke, Willie Dunn, Bob Bowness, Wally Shepherd, Gerald Cruyws.

Aces- Geal- Mann; Defence Gord Grady. Grant Grady, Vance

Cec Dowling “eal

3 4 >|

i

Third Peried 8. Aces- V. Haftis (Gord Grady) 12.05; 9. Aces- G.

Marris (U. Gallant) 17.54; 10.

AGNEW-SURP

ASS

Vv Speed.

MARITIME CENTRAL

KEEPan EYE

v . é ; i it- i . Spud as an eight-year-old. He has been| i® all his races at Rockingham ed pay — _— oe Paul Schurman, Sp owned since his racing career first by John A. Young. who was born Grady scored the second on a/ fo on began by W. E. Piers. Pugwash, | #@ Pictou County, Nova Scotia, on breakaway when -Vance Harris | r N.S. Looking back over the re-| the 26th of November, 1912, and 2 g put him in the clear while the cords, we find that as a seven-|%@S been coming to the front 7 Royals were pressing, and Paul} 2 ~ year-old in 1957, he made 37/ Mite Tapidly the last three years, TAKE THAT *shurman pulled off Whitlock’s | t pel . Starts, was 9 times first. 9 times boost over New, England om, eter” Se. Cane Ua Y of Economy Seiten ot ia. wee The news about Jackie Jack-| Don Curry of Toronto Marl- ; the penalty box at Maple Leaf | Marlies won the game 9-2 and me _ — go gee gy nt "> took the above record of 2.08 3-5) 50" Will be well Teceived in Cape; boros takes a swing at Art | Gardens during an Ontario | Curry won the fight. (CP Saati 4-1. . . and made 43 starts. beins 10| Breton where it is owned by Mac- Brown of Toronto St. Mike’s in | Hockey League Junior A-game. | Photo) | } oe rinting ’ ._ times first, 7 times ‘second. and| Donald and Logue of Sydney. We i ye gl pl ga a | of omfort 10 times third with winnings of understand that he came to Syd- e : * © * The Royals came back to score ” ; ( j oe ney in a carload of horses, and . two quick goals of their own. $2.620. This year, ’s a nine-year- =i : ase —_—— contact tate ms bet Gone ewe eee DALY Unter VWVinsDecision "2 than ever and all Maritimers, we where he had ever raced on any a" Jordan Fight

= - bd 7 . aa = 3 ’ : : : a The Guardian, Charlottetown, Sat., Nov. 28, 1959. 9 ‘ : | ' * 4 emt P.E.1.AcesNotch Victory; — , BACK © ies. oe. STRETCH eteatSandy sRoyals/-4 © ; Va ¥ -A vastly- improved _looking| Willie Dunn rifled a partly scre-|Doyle, forwards- Ulric Gallant,|11. Aces- R. Gallant” (Gaudet. Salem, manttarioniom. will ‘be screpted band of Aces defeated Sandy’s| ened { Mann at 11.25,|Garth Harris, Ronnie Gallant,|19.59. Penalties None. urday | by Frederick Lewis, on behalf of Royals of Chariotietown at Civic | and tace Reeves combined! Coke Grady, Benny Grady,| ‘Referees- Gerard Bernard and . the B-3 Pace for a purse of|the New York Herald-Tribune Stadium in Summerside last} peat stick-handling and a boom-|Claude Gaudet, Greg Deighaa,|Elmer Phillips. . $1,000, was won by Major's Pride.| Fresh Air Fund for underprivil- night before a crowd of 890 fans. | img shot to make it 4-3 at 13.30.| Leroy Clow, Jamie Phillips. STOPS Lynbrook was second, andj eged children. : The final score was 7-4. The|The Royals were again outshot SUMMARY B. Ward 7 nf ese Jackie| The following appeared in a Ace win knotied them and the/| 11-7 and the Aces seemed to/ First Peried- 1. Aces- B. Grady | Mann 5 7 Mh Ba mile} recent edition of a New York Royals in place with one |have a wider margin in the play | (C. Grady) 0.20; 2. Royals- Shep- per eng rs z paper; “Salem, New Hampshire win and one loss each. There |in this frame. herd (Whitlock, Bowness) 11-01 B Pace —The autumn harness racing were 10 minor and 2 major pen-| Hogan's boys hung desperate-| penalties U. Gallant Reeves PUT THE FAMILY eo aptiacaggaets cago ae meet at Rockingham Park is on alties in the game, but the boys {ly to their one goal lead for Ready, V. Harris, Reeves Josey, 2.06 35. driv or the homestretch and will con- stuck to hockey for the most /12 minutes of the third period, Reeves. r : : et FEET FIRST. : ; eae clude Saturday night, November part. . when Vance Harris blasted one | ‘g.cong Period. 3. Aces- Clow ENT TOOT EES imme 208 55. The feature! 23. The current whirl has been from close in to give his team! (© Grady, B. Grady) 7.38; 4,|; ———_aacnanlhSRY, YS 5 night was the sixt highlighted by big pari-mutuel ACES STRIKE — ;. |@ better cushion. Brother Garth s a ee ee WITH 4 % i on the program, which had handles, increased attendance, The teams split two goals in followed suit to make it a little Aces- B. Grady (V. Harris) 8.04; g together some of the! and fine racing. the first period, the home forces | ove. two minutes left to play.| 5 Aces Schurman (U. Gallant)|¥ SLIPPERS ; fastest horses racing at Rocking-| “The new ‘Pic-Six’ method of getting theirs after 20 seconds| 4° wnitiock to Carrol combinat.| 9-29: 6. Royals- Dunn (Reeves) : ham. The race had a surprise| wagering on the las: six events of play, Benny Grady’s long, |;,. gave the Royals another tal- 11.2; 7. Royals- Reeves 13.30. a ending; following are the start- on each program has also made looping shot from the blueline ly at 19.13 and Ronnie Gallant. Penalties- Carroll, Ci. Grady, . |) ers: a big hit, and other New Eng- beating ward. Wally Shepherd young ace rookie, picked up Josey, Burke, (major) Clow % Rainbow Clegg -(D. Pinknev).| land tracks are certain to try it evened the score at the eleven | Ge Gaudet’s long. carom off| (major) ; ¥

i : . Due to a shortage of time at tic eight count in a wild ninth-' Hunter fell quickly and jumped . cSADS a ae ee ae | ere ep ae che th aca a Ca nae ee) REPRE AIRWAYS "real, has announced its merger) ion os hand aor at — jaa teams will not see action. These| away the lanky Detroit boxer| Goldstein had called it a knock- | with natural rubber : ’ with the city’s other harness rac-| meeting it was dotted te tame teams are West Kent Paper-\ who survived the worst and went down. Ruby said it was a knock- as low as track, Richelieu Racewav.| ‘ a aes weight Colts, Redwings. West: on to win a down ant eee the oe mt ae He A ~ r. = = Kent —Peewee—Bucks—amt otros iirteree Bebe oe detested soe eight wie ate slood-an . FS ei as lieu esas a ee Peek ee tables Nat 3 also QCHS Pee wee Foxes and | it 5-4-1 for Hunter and judze Leo waited Teg of. , SE RVING , ; 38/ QSS Birchwood Lions. West Kent | Birnbaum voted for Hunter by a\ Miteff who had been stopped by so! ors -dent of Trans-Canada Fund Cor-| expected that the track, stands ll had ck sia Sklae dhcce ; aw 4 tc Plus your. recappable tire 7 } poration. He has announced that and other appointments will noel teams all had a session yesterday |6-4 margin. Judge Charlie Rosen Hun er in seven rounds on cu iF racing at Blue Bonnets will con-| upwards of $100,000 to offget this shortage of time had Miteff out front 6-4 ‘Sept. 25 at Syracuse, N.Y.. con- ge, Jone traction on icé tinue this season as long as wea-| ee teday and QCHS Foxes and QSS/ It was that kind of a fight with fused his lanky opponent by “e a ® CHARLOTTETOWN Aker permits. The meeting was JOE O’BRIEN Lions will meet at Sports Arena. the tide of battle flowing back switching from right handed style by siping i "to have ended on November 15./ Im the latest issue of “The Trot- Tuesday at 4.00 p.m. to catch up and forth as first one fighter and! to southpaw and back again in ; iat | ® SUMMERSIDE but an extension was granted by| ‘er And Pacer” magazine. is the| today’s schedule. then the other made his stand. | the early rounds.¢Hunter's super Only 1.50 per tire the provincial government. following: ‘“‘Sunbelle and Joe Hunter seemed to be headed ior boxing skill began to pay off Fully inal @® MONCTON . - The track and the Harness! O'Brien — last fall, at Yonkers c ey iI ifor a decisive victory when he in the second but Miteff bulled — ully guaran _ Horsemen's Association have Raceway, Raider Frost, from the angers eca | Staggered Miteff in the seventh) hié way inside and punished Sales representative ® NEW GLASGOW _Yeached an agreement whereby) California Stable of James Camp, S | and opened a gash over his left Hunter w hile pinning him against OK Rubber Welders s the, usual percentage trom the wPset Bye Bye Byrd in the rich| ry Spencer =. = oe one. Corner Weymouth & Euston for @ HALIFAX pari-mutuels will go toward purs- William H. Cane Pace, defeating : , i . wire and ’ ivi ir, at the same time, his f | NEW YORK ‘AP!—The New . : @ ST. JOHN’S es, the horsemen waiving their, me, his famous , ag nig bet ere St. Peters Road Central Printery : minimum guarantee. igo mate, Shadow Wave. York Rangers of the National When You've Dial 4912 The above-mentioned Mr. lLe- The following night, Joe| Hockey Pague Friday recalled | : @ GANDER -vesque is a graduate of st, O'Brien, trainer of this spark-| Irv Spencer from Springfield of | Seen Something Dunstan’s University in Char- [in Pair of colts, told this pub-| the American League to-bolster : ' @ Fast Service @ STEPHENVILLE .. lottetown, a member of the class| lication fhe thad another three-| am injury weakened defence Unusually Smart on ; of the early 1930's, and he has year-old that was just as good Regular defencemen Bill SE rie | *. Quality Work @ GOOSE BAY come a long way in the business 25 Shadow Wave and Raider| Gadsby, nursing a slipped verte- A Friend, Have You ! q world since leaving the P.F.1 | Frost. This one was a filly named] bra, and John Hanna, bothered Noti : : DIAL @ SAGLEK institution. Sunbelle - Since we are aware| by a bruised instep, were miss- oticed How Often He’s Said On the night of October 31. the OF J0° 2 Brien's fares ig as the fitth place Rangers @ FROBISHER eurtain was lowered on harness'® °'"8 Conservative in regard) last 43 at Boston ursday “ a 8506 " racing at Buffalo Raceway's meet {0 his rating stock. we were not) night. I Found It at H and C @ MAGDALEN ISLANDS at Hamburg, New York. More. y surprised when Gunbelle ae - _ than 6,000 cease were in atten.| Started coming into her ar = leiwenile Tea ms “Henderson & Codmere Men's Wear Charlottetown ST. PIERRE - MIQUELON . vever, it seems very \ dance and they saw the Cana-| snocking to think that this mere

MEDIATE DELIVERY |

ers of Countess Adios, a two 2 world’s record at Hollywood

Park, California’’. year-old that took a record of; me : 1.59 2-5 this year. They purchased Home-b¥ed Gunbelle is not

ming’s Vics. Following are the lineups. Royals — B. Crockett, G. Mon-

(through her racing career, and

Captain Wright for $10,000 sev- ; : | aghan, V. Frizzell, S. Pearden, : c oe eral years alo. : | for — . oe et Dave LeClair, B. McCabe, E.] Stanley Power Tools, Disston Saws, Electricians, yeveamat " . Last vear Captain Wright made - . Ellsworth. L. Smith, P. Me-] plasters and Lumbering Tools reasonably priced. o prompt citenfen?

world’s records. Gonnell, Jack Gallant, Jim Poul-|

ton.

Abbies — Ed Tierney. Jud Mc- Eachern, R. Beaton, Geo. Steele, Geo. Boyle, Gerard Malone, D. | Lee, L. Johnston, B,, Shaw, S.|

25 starts, was 10 times first. 6 times second and 3 times third with winnings of $21,822. His caretaker is the very populer Archie Llewellyn. of Montague.

Summerside + EA athe caraniens nee Minor Hockey

but we are also glad that he has Saturday, November 28th.:

@ good nosition with one of the 999 — 10.00 am.: No. 1. Mid- best stables racing out of the get team vs. No 2 Midget team province of Ontario. 10.00 — 11.00 a.m.: No. 3 Mid-

A, get team vs. No. 4 Midget team. PRESENT AWARDS 11.00 — 12.0 am.: Juvenile

Five major awards ‘of harness _ practise. racing will be given tenight at 12.00 noon — 1 p.m: No. 1 the 11th annual dinner of the; Paperweight Major vs. No. 4 United States Harness Writers’| Paperweight Major. Association, at a New York hotel] League Play—All games sche- grand ballroom. During the year.' duled this week are league gam- Bye Bye Byrd was driven to a es. The league standing will be ‘ world record of 1.57 4-5 for a ™''> published once a week along with over the Roosevelt Raceway half-| the scoring race. It is up to the mile track. captain of each team to report Bye Bye Byrd, a pacer. receiv-| the goals, scorers and assists. ieee ih apie aaa meg eng

ed 39 of a possible 75 first place is Nick Miskoski

votes of the Harness Writers, and Is Demoted

236 points. Adios Butler. winner of the triple crown of pacing, was!

BOSTON (AP)—Boston Bruins | Friday sent veteran forward -Nick

second with 162 pts. The French) trotter, Jamin, that won the In-|

| Mickoski to their Providence fanm club in the American

ternational and the American Trotting Championships at Roose- Hockey League.

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