Hanover, by Mr. McElwyn dam Hanover’s Bertha, 3, . by Peter Volo, 2.02, is the of four in the 2.05 list, and year she has, representing f in the big two-year-old » Blaze Hanover 2.03 2-5, earned more money two-year-old trotter in ‘a of harness racing. . also, that a full sister Hanover will be sold in the sales at Herrisburg, Msyl¥ania, this fall. Blaze hover has received all his ming and was driven in all races by Joe O'Brien.

mufin Barrieau, of Moncton, B., Was vety much én the 'ime- it at Sackville Downs Race- iy last Wednesday night when driven by him won four the 8 dashes cn the prosram pre they are: Races 1 and 4— iy Jim (Barrieau) 1-1, Izzie (Clark Smith) 2-3, Con- French ‘E. Bernard) 7-2, ntown (J. Bernard) 3-7, four Starters, time 2.16 and 2.13 Winning owner F. L. Breau, on. Races 2 and 6 — Scotch

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h Girl (D. Walsh) 3-3, three starters, time 2.13 2-5 and

an (G. Turner) 2-4, Lady feburn (J. Arsenault) 5-2, Mr. (Cyril Smith) 3-3, three ota- Starters, time 2.11 45 and 4-5: winner owned by F. L. Pau, Moncton, N.B. Race 5— Hal (E. Bernard) 1, Lady worey (Clark Smith) 2, Mighty

im (J. Balloch) 3, five other ters time 2.15; winner owned

George” Gregory, Parkdale, a W. G. Barbouur, Charloite- n. Race 8 Connally (S.

Is) 1, Silver Dawn Honor - Backer) 2, South Dakota (N. impbell) five other starters, me 2.17; winner owned by Frank niels, Truro.

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fe in the above races, parti- riy\with the pacer Miss Wilma le and with Perfect Hal. SAINT JOHN At Saint John Raceway last turday night, Kahla Byrd, a yen-year-old pacer by Poplar d, won races 4 and 8 from a field, driven by E. Kirkpat- k. Congressional Boy (W. ) 2-2, Mighty Conn (B. Burt) . Hickory Doc (A. Davidson) . Harvey Pointer ‘B. Harper) , two other starters, time 2.11 ad 2.11 1-5 — excellent times, dering the conditions. The fifth race. a single dash, | Ss won by Honey's Rascal (0. orrissey), Hedgewood H. (M.. pyle) 2, six other starters, | 2.19; winner owned by C. | a M. Stables, Saint John. Rac- | 3 and 7 — Miss Abner T. (B. | meen) 1-1, Ramona Chips (H. | irkpatrick) 2-3, Jeanie Brewer | . Lawless) 7-2, four other start- | s, time 2.15 2-5 and 2.14 3-5.

Diller Hanover, winner of the entucky Futurity’s $53,810 purse | it Lexington, taking a record of | 01 1-5, and with earnings this. ason of $237,228 — the greatest |

for.a two or three-year-old | otter, is to be retired from ac- |

competition and will enter | he stud at Castleton Farm. The winning of the above his-

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Involves Double Feature

- i By THE CANADIAN PRESS ~ the’ third,~andlast.—playoff—spot;against_Saskatchewan_Roughrid-) field, Don Gassos. up from the of the same baseball breed—_ A double feature is involved in|in the league. And the game will ers at Regina this afternoon. Win-| University of British” Columb!~~fiery and daring. Both are~in-far } 3 id eR te de a : Thunderbirds, will be at defen contrast to Haney, who played The the Western Interprovincial Foot-|see # quarterback duel between nipeg, last year’s Canadia®) iv. pack and fullback Bill Brit-

ball Union game at Vancouver to-|B.C.’s Randy Duncan and Cal-| champs, : : night when Calgary Stampeders|gary’s Joe Kapp, a repetition of schedule against Riders in Win-

battle British Columbia Lions. The teams will be fighting for}

torie futurity is the most prized of all victories by harness horse-} men. It has been won by such great, horses as: Peter The

sed with the good showing he/| Great, Peter Volo, Mr. McElwyn,| average. Edmonton Eskimos and! the game. Football commissioner

Spencer, Protector, Spencer | Scott, Bill Gallon, Victory Scott, | Hoot Mon and Star's Pride. Star’s Pride is the sire of Diller Han- In addition, there have! been many ‘famous mares that | have won the above stake. i The man that drove Diller Han- | over to victory was Ralph Bald- win, a 43-year-old native of Lloyd- minster, Saskatchewan, who, be- cause of the retirement of Two Gaits Farm Stable from compe- tition, is being retained by Cas- tleton Farm to train and race

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ton will be at safety.

the 1959 Rose Bow! when the two nipeg — - DEPUTY LABOR CHIEF

led squads in the biggest United: night LONDON (Reuters) — Aneurin

States college game of the year.|’ Stampeders..go into the game Bevan, 61, Friday became deputy Lions have to win to clinch the | at Vancouver as eight-point favor- leader Ss yo oe .: -

third-place spot but a tie is as)ities | nomination for this post, —

good as a Win for Calgary which} West coast weathermen have|held by James Griffiths, 69, was

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the only game Monday:

|Members of Parliament who ap-

Winnipeg Blue Bombers already|G. Sydney Halter said Friday he | Foint their leader and éther offi- have clinched the top two spots.| would postpone the game in case Cials at the beginning of each Eskimos play their last game of heavy fog. Thursday night parliamentary session.

Lions called off a practice be-| : - FOR THE BEST IN

their horses. He, together with cause of fog. Joe O’Brien and Clint Hodgins,} Lions coach Wayne Robinson AUTO BODY REPAIR SPRAY PAINTING

are among the very tops of nar- has the pre-game blues To dress | ness racing drivers. 1/28 men in spite of injuries he'll |

have to use Chuck Bubuque and! and WELDING Don't forget Frank Acorn’s Mel Gillett. Bubuque hasn't good race card for this afternoon played a comet _— the | GAUDET'S AUTO at the Charlottetown track. Last| when he banged a knee and Gu- , Saturday’s was “‘a corker,” andjlett hasn't played since last sea- BODY SHOP we believe this one will be just son. Ch’town Phone 9117

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fo Philadelphia Phillies who is a basketball major leaguer as well received 58 of the 168 votes cast inthe Baseball Writers As- sociation of America poll. “When your down and almoit counted out with a championship team, how low can you get?”

Chuck Dressen May Manage -- Braves In ‘60

MILWAUKEE (AP) — Charles (Chuck) Dressen, who piloted the Brooklyn Dodgers to National, |League pennants in 1952 and ‘53 was reported Friday in line to become the new manager of the Milwaukee Braves.

An authoritative source told

: The Associated Press that Dres-

sen, now a coach with the Dodg-

’ |ers in Los Angeles, will be named

today to succeed Fred’ Hariey, who resigned three wecks ago. Exeeutive vice - president Birdie Tebbetts said earlier in the week that a new manager would be selected “by Saturday.”

The Braves’ official family re- mained silent Friday; but a news conference was in the works for late this afternoon.

Dressen could not be reached for comment. His wife said on the west coast that he was “out fishing.” ,

Dressen was the choice of Mil- waukee owner Lou Perini after Tebbetts himself stood fast in his desire to remain in the_ front office.

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the game cautiously and con- servatively. ~

| Dressen, who is 61, Is a former National League infielder with an extensive backgound as a man- } age.

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Conley remarked about his 1953 season when he wound up with a 66 record with the National League champion Milwaukee Braves. “I knew my arm was still good and I could pitch but I still had to prove it—I guess I have.” .

Conley won 12 and lost seven while beating every other club in the league from the last place Phils. A broken finger in mid- August prevented him from boost- ing his mark. He had a 3.00 earned run average.

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Gene was traded to Philadel- phia last spring after he helped Boston Celtics win the National Basketball Association crown.

Conley’s nearest rivals in the balloting were two members of the world champion Los Angeles | Dodgers. Outfielder Wally Moon and Duke Snider received 45 and

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