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The other afternoon we had a phone call from Wes Nicholson, well known sportsman and barber. Kent street. to look, over some harnsss horse lore that had been kept by his father and his brother Bill for many years. He has var- kindiy loaned us a. scrap book from which we are taking some extracts. His father, Dr. Jack Nicholson. was one of the best read horsemen and one of the best. trainers and fitters in the Prov- ince. In 1899 he purchased the year-old Kalol. from ' tho Aller. Farln, pl”-itttsfield. Mass, then one of the leading speed nurseries of the world. His sire was Kremlin 2.00 1-4. champion stallion in has day. ”The Doctor developed Kain: into such a beautiful trotter that he was offered over 33,000 for him after trotting quarters at the enri of miles in 30 seconds. His record of 2.19 1-4 was no measure of his

track record. Highland Frisco also came from behind to win the thin! heat by inches in 2.00. The owner of Derby Day was not pleased be- cause one of the starts had be4n recalled. and spoke to the crown through the public address svstcm. stating that he was not satisfied that Highland Frisco was "tile bet- ter horse and he challenged the owner to a match race up to 3:0.- 000 a side. This was later accepted by the owner of the winner. High- land Frisco is one of the wonder horses of ltha past decade. He new answers to twelve years, in which he has campaigned ten of them. Thought to be all through some years ago he was sold for a very reasonable price .to Lucien Dionne. Druminondville. Que.. Wm) has raced him with success ever since.

Owners and drivers in the Mari- times are reminded that Decem- her 31st. 1950. willbethe final date

we ouaiimsw. CHARLOTTE'l'()WN

There's a chill in the air. Some say Thursday might set a new record low for September. Be that as it may. it seems a little. early

Game Here

The city Junior Baseball cham- pionship will hang in the balance at the big ' t Memcrial Field tomm-row afternoon at 2:30, when the Knights of Col- umbus and Victorlas clash in, the fourth game of their best of five playoff series. -

The Knights. holding a 2-1 game edge over their rivals. could end it tomorrow with a victory. while the

scheduled for

Junior Baseball Title Hangs In Balance At

Tomorrow

Bill Brown New Manager Of The Forum

W. .1. (Bull Brown. City. has

A letter received recently from W. Scott Maclleod. '.'a.noouver, BLC. through the medium of the Hunter's corner (re-printed in the Hlblic Forum column of the char- lottetcwn Guardian under date of

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asalnt the wall invade Bummer-

side Sunday afternoon for the third game of the Island Senior

baseball series and they .wiii have to be as formidable as their name implies if they are to retnaiirln the for baseball honors. With the' count 0 and 2. against them the string has run oilt lifulll three out of five guns play-off series. The ourrsnites. tough on any diamo d thh season, have proveii tougher in their own part: than any other. V ” But giving a lift to the hope! of the Mentmen last night was the report that their ace portslder Lefty uacAleer would be on the mound for Sunday's crucial game. Le has been tossing the ba'l aro nd for thepast couple of weeks and according to reports is' back to his old time form. And ifhc isnot ready to toe the rubber Sunday the Falcons other. ace portsider. sixteen year old Benny Carson may be called upon

Falcons Er? W311 0.111 i S'Sid Sunday B. 0.

l(ant'a saloons with their units

Soccer . Game

A soccer than iironi the ..

fade will be the oppomnt. .t ,0, P. M. on Sunday or the local it 'c A. r. team. the game to be ,,,.',,d'

permission of Group. iaptgiii G. Richards. 0. B. E. trim amt.

and South erlc ll rt contest will be w:li gf0I'l.ha:?il(m'g

ing. even by those not too well dc. quainted with this exciting sport. -

iniermediaie at B Finals Open

Ai Siimiiierside i "Mercator" now in port in gumme;

at the Burnmerside airport by km H.

cawr" team has played in cum";

speed. Unfortunately. Kalol was for making registrations at the ff" h0Ck93' 10 be Vieillz WWI 300? vlctcryu. who Wm be eommg out been IPlD0lII3Gd M-"Ill" 0' W9 drlret-f11;'ll:)1'dl1:83h)b.l;lll(0u:,h9tl?lled '-0Jg.l”gmgs9h":nllll"i?:ely be M

Charlottetown Forum effective out. I, it was announced last re: hunting experiences and what- Pllying in the hot corner in place

' um", not during the pint Gm; war of Ralph Pineau who will be play- Th i ' Mr. Brown has been a mern- years leis-isle. In September 1015 in: Junior bull in the City. Ci-her- th ' W" "3 9"" ti 9 best or her of tile broadcasting staff of the let Canadian Field Artillery in We the Falcons lineup will iu'ob- "9 ””e.' .3" "" m'""i in-' CFCY fol-some yearsandis well which I was serving was stationed 9-519 D9 H18 IMHO H910 0M thui '"medm' B bnnban ”h'”"Pl”"' known to the public He has on the Ploegsteert front (also twk m”mld1'"' w”d"”d'-7 :,glti5,.,.?,l:, ,3 ""f',f,',”;” -t?mf:"""' t ' ' surnmerside will mbabl in 0905 ll! :f"a!lIl'l'rIi':dca':d: known M an 3'xe5s"3”)' their pitchins hopez any 36- M"'"''"""'' b""'"" ””'”'S 5”-

” tion, King's County cham i d :a dvlce-l;;-esidentclofb ihr 'l's- Our hcrse lines were located be- specmcled A!” mam" " right Miminegash. winners palms anel-a' ocey u, aey

injured and that put an end to his s5.oo fee and transfers for 51.00 ball let alone baseball for since .. .. racing career. After that date only weanIlngs-- 9" "19 '90”! P5895 N9V"'3hi-b metho” dguziitdlgf eg::'n'"11t Tizte)

u-a- that is colts registered the year 1955- "1"? H9 M3 h3PP""ll8! Si” 3 fmgpgid dgcldm 5" vmy Another thing the Doctor was they are born-will be eligible for "'3 ”" heleabwts ill mickey Ci" 1 mi gdnm familiar with was the Rule Book that fee. Yearllngs and older a.-c c1"Tm9 N3 '0 be l3'l”l'9d' my 5 E” mhsun 53' arid he brought his knowledge tn then to be 815.00. Fees for transfer ' ' ' .' Anhwgh mm tnms ha" be"; good account in the three minute within thirty days will be s1.oi The YMMV 0' "H! P'0Vl"0e in the l"”d""" i” much 5”” W3 trot stake, purse s?50.00. raced at between 30 and 90 days 32.00. and the Marmme 315 F0"? Himi" p1”Vm3 m "””n' mmmws Charlottetown, September 23rd. after ninety days 510. We urge all League h” been W9 Sublet" ”' 5"'"33l9 13 emeckd w ewp" "'7" 1912. At the end of the four": breeders to attend to this matter ;';f::def3:e'”.-fgck'L';d C13;b"i;-ankfxg "3"? S": i" ""l;r::,3"::,';,";'; h d d d .

. .. . . . r. all a -as : gi:.3z:i)t;getl;;tssiei;.;r;rlr;i:r1y.1yw-ills Aligphg as soon as possible. on the pledge: made oy the pub- gaunt be on l....5: to wltnegg the hind the ghost village of Neuve w?,':nf':gJ;l';rIg.e"n” Vlad" ” l Prince County League. (,1 Nicholson, 1-2-1-2. innle M The clanme schumm Bane... lic during the summer, was given ,.ii.out mom of both squads ul Iuimmedto the Bit Four Senior E811” His m9,ll”0u 01 A-Sh R095 :......nn The "mid lame oi ,ihe EGFIPI (K. Kelly) 3-3-3-3, Miss Wrigley 1.7. Races at Covehead Wednesday ai- me 3'99" light CW0" Mull?" turn the tide in their favor. "W39! 1493'"? in ""3 M"" and He"m””5 ch'"'ew' bum by ' rm b; ”.',”."' at Peak" " we" P. Hooper) 5-4-4-4. Redwing (D ternoon showed that our people chamberm" W” pmc"”d ""1 '9' The startins DBWIB1195 W9" "03 ""'"i the mmmmtumr 01 Hennesuyx mm un 83' and H a third 33"” A. Mumxmon) 24115. Time. 227 are always ready and wuzmg m cently announced the nucleus of announced 1”; night but it can be 11., i3.popul.II ",3 co."-gem” 3-star brandy, reminded me of the is! mmcsllllry. W115 13: Played the ' l-4. 225 1-4, 2.30 1-2, 2.30 Tim help a worthy cause. Great, mm ;e;'j:1'fr; (if); i; um: ill: fvdgifn "Sf: depended that both will be using young man and should be .ue- Sight :e?:l:;;::::e;uoc!t aniigi-she C do I ” ' W " 8 0" lvl'Wlt'r-

. . . . Your first named horses lilied In for the success of the meeting is their top performers. cesaful in his new undertaking. (obsgnmuon pest) y shonldutulicig I behind the front line. We were is-

io score tor the rim neat and the due to the officials of the V'.:toi'ia Pledges W "e "19 lilmdm 0" . Pee sued with picks and shovels which '

If word G0 was given to I sll'B8R'.V Driving Club, the holsemennlrivclis t” 3 3”” SL3"; , . were stored in the chateau afore- MONTREAL Sept. 22 -(or) -'

start. One of the officials of tn: and g ooms, Charles Willis. pro- . traci:. not noticing the horse: pi-ism; oi covehead Race Track TT,he” 8'5 ””m”” W" 3"” O as , crossed the track and was struck who gave the use 0i 3115 l""”'- lolctdlnalivglryl bisle pfilillglizngnati lgientfliozned. The 0-pip was for the t 3 0 T ene of our field batteries. 5: rm. 1, 3 mn h! be” for I x 1m h '1 U I m been and are still going on to F M t d y a o a coach Dick Irvin. who can be as 0 recaall angwHraonvg Ciseorse. Miss .3535. aisgell lsxililotrtz agriaclwdlivlve: yffsvepf:fen'f”';L,:2f,,;f;i:"dT',f?Q :-lie 0 a As deep night threw a blanket zillliauze "it Ilhoclrev Hl-li'llt1lli!ii:" - ' i ' of protective cover over the land- MP ' W - "m9 9 0" ' it. but Dr. Nicholson. kn-owing the sound System Cpcyl the W955 1,. nemmauons Wm be success 1 - " o - - . ith l C ldl ” th ”

rules and that there is no re.all generous boosts.-the clelks and and If soy Buck” Wm be 8 y 0'. The large mu mt of my com, 3:1,” sllopheavelzcivrggid ggolkgfggag; iiliilnestbdgorgrlrpeaoi :10 H eeansv" ale! has Lydia! m :1 Pam we: basebm tinued blithely on his Wily. Dal-iii! and tickets free. the merchants for the Islanderg , . . . . ' . ' " ' C 3"'P 0M P! W :6 ulldhelwiy

- . ., .- years all-time high. will compete . at Victoria Palk this morning t H0 heed to the Si-renuouscb-l'lSi'li1 furnishing valuable prizes and lax. Ch b I . i. . . . tor mp honors at Memorial new a and of baking my Imus cn . K;I,'Iha1:eri:1radsonth:ngearogl:;'elr l...la.c(:: lo ouodh 3 t m mu-. Undynvh 1 h S y 8m 9? Bin 3 reported itching this afternoon in the Fourth An- gntmeed to the "N119 5751;: nioxiv 01' NOD19 WHO Hill-ended Flemish farmer. It also afforded u” g ",1, the mom" M, gym; North End Midget City winner; as he had distanced all the other Clarence schuman my men 3 school slated to 0 e he come 3”” WV" (but M P”7'”””") in the first couple of days and ind m9 Sllmmkrlide Kinsmen. horses. The Association. had to snag citizen gm good typing, and h . P " '9 scheduled to get underwly ll TWO ..nn. . t e first of next month. In cor- Competing against a field of "19 MEN End G9l'mlm m3Chm9 coach. meet over the Old Diamond. while

bv u sulky and knocked down. the Charlottetown Driving Pd1'Ki0l' Wrigley and Winnie M. answered Bill MacAuslancl. the Godfrey ,5 A mung . l"l55lb"'iY "ill "I039 Sc, toda and said the kids trainin i be we moved cautiously down 3' 3 The Provincial playoffs in both after the word Go is siven. co-.- staff who handled the pari-mutiicl Mme addmon to me ranks of petitors, just our under last since 194041 . a heavy crop of standing wheat i of the bell as he passed the stand but very important, the hundreds V plough yen in the new by some their sun with Cmldmm The Midget game, between me to get a look at local talent. This nuai pi-ovincigi Inigi-scholggilc ' he "'39" i” d” at "'9 Hwkev Track and Field Championships. when Emmy 5"" Shells lizmed up then start to all off." said the western division winners. will take the blame and paid the other driver and tint wgs wen recognug respondmce Wm. hen ompmi olclock.

s rters according to their posii- d -1; i, id .2, i , , . . The impressive group of boi.ll , ti, ,- , 1.-.,,..e'. sun! on Whychate R-idse (pm- Just then Paul Masnick. stocky the City Pee Wee'titllsts, the Abbie llslli-V It "10 "lush Of the fourth smells till: dllre suemgotl money reeaarll3 '5Chhq.::,?fJ,;sh:p:Tp:Las:fdI',::i,E boy and girl athletes, representative igetrfiyee::ptu:ede:hee'l3:l?;:dere cad- "”"”C9d Wh"'9'0hlll9) 5983" ll "IF centre from Regina. racked up his Pee Wee's will tangle with the heat. ized (mm wednesdays meet wi'.: ested in hackeygnot on”, W339 of the best from 13 schools through-, dies golf championship of the 3'39'-"'3i- AHYWIY it felt belief to fourth goal of the day. and Irvin Sumlaei-side Kinsmen Pee Wee”: ii be presented to him. Next Wedne:- hoping 10 nm 3 her", on the out the Province. will contest one Charlottetown Golf Club yeIti:r- 50 Out Oi Si8'ht- became downright loquacioils. Knights of Columbu. diamond, i Alloi-119? Iummlfy We notice is day afternoon the Surnmerslce mam. He is anxious to encou,-,3,. another in a total of )1 events for day afternoon when he carded a a e 0 Wu! sans 15 IEWDB 3'-font!" Both games will be the openers the Two Year Old Trot stake at horsemen 3,. puma; on , ;lmn.-..- any prospect and expressed ',,,,; individual and team mp... gross 95 in the 18-hole medal play It was inicrestins to learn that each day and it's coins to be touch to best of three game series for Halifax. August 31st, l91i. won by i-act meeting on Harold Gaudeta hope um the schooy woum b; An outstanding even; in "heal competition, a it was in this salne stand oi wheat to pick our team. We have air Provinclll crawns md Phys,-cal Acquirl Boy, owned and driven mack, we mist it wiii be equgity we" attended athletics each year. we event Wm Aiben Phnnps was the runner. that Scott Maclseod shct his big boys who look like topnotch sand pun”, -I-mpmel. shy Dr. J. M. Nicholson with 1-1. as successful and that the 'ac1r,; . . . be the lam his show of M kind up with a gross 120. while Gus Cock pheasant - and -what a a couple more who aren't for of"' BIrifrg's Comet (Musgrave) 2-2. win he as enjoygblg ,5 tmt at The announcement was made this season and 1, expect”, .0 Benton and Bobby Dowllng were chance he took. I may have been Irvin said those who have tin- Baron Cecil (Cox) 3-3. two other coyehead, Horsemen may hay-j yesm.d,y mm W. J. (Em, Brown come u with an outstanding cam third and fourth prize winners pretty close to him that night for pressed him most are Jean starters, both distanced. Several their iigue differences in mg hep.-. has been named Forum Manupcrg me up keen mmpetmon Ind with gross scores of 123 and 126 I watched the ghgdowy forms of in. Beliveau of Quebec. ussnlck. l y

horses in this r e became wei'. . ti. 11;! 1 . . . ti 1 . 1 5 ii in ii; t, Dickie Moore. up from the Junior y known perforrnell-lac in after years. 2f,.'t2f.i".f...?"ctleepey n(1l:Vlql?cinyth::? Ell.”i.3::3cs;i:Ow3..,'.?;'E,i?, hi? 5P”"'5m3"5hlPs relsgiiei-clceyf y winning performance 1:; ”,,','I,,':'.:.,," gig", :i,2::,”gpAE,','ffg canadiens.,rteg Abbott. ax..Brandnn Wes Nicholson was quite an heart, they have ll very great lik-- sports events. His appointment Dggignege o?o:f:;;sl2E ;'nm:l; also netted him the' Rendezvous of 3 rm, shot sounded and 3 SW” Wheat Kings. and a trio from the g l . . .

amonman. Sept on A-(app

nthlete in youth and was the wiz- ing for each other. This has been will be well received and there Troulm wmlwlic 0! the Belvedm of orange flame licked out and was him Pmlll" 0i the MT-”'"" her of the z2olyards.1unior c-lamo- it ti i th it . 5 5" eliceuelll ETWP 0' 00mP9i9lii caddies title. - Hockey League. Frank King. Tom of F 5 own many mes n e M er Is no doubt he Wm mm (W W Following the competitions. the 10” m the shadows of "0 Mu” Johnson and Bud McPherson. .. Players who get into i the 1950 the past such as a signed photo tl l d - l '3 lit, ll id 1 d it I! ii i siandin record-I -re expected in President A. 0- M3CM"""l mad” i from his friend Jack Dempsey. .,'.;::i.;”:;.,yi,y iph:a::riy:i?;J);ebiE,v fitiif ofzlcsgox hogetnof if-?e..d':ew.,i: go by the boards. and interested the presentation of prizes. "mt Ind mwed d'”''n 3”" "M worm sen” mu 5” d m.” 0! Chulotwtown track. showing Tal- Pagliacci 209 1-2 by Lord Jim 2.02 was filled by c (Charlie)? tmtsd to . mii... .gt.,,..,.,.. .1 Snud0W- club in fe-Hlomli p ' . i and t it mm inson mad tough Tony Pollone llli iW- K. M6G1bb0ll) 8'5 '3"! fill 1-2. George says it is a beautiful Archer. Charlie and the Forum good ,po,-ting eng,,mnm,nL v';ney :5t9ew":”o;::m1:b:mnd at nu vhh .t:u'M vmum In m um um. oqm:I.,;uiyon”wm(t.H Bl

ionship at the Halifax Exhibiution 1 ti iii; ti; i-t an: 1; i i g h 1, Officials ha! been 3PP0llll9d 10 some vt;1rs nso.lsHe has saiherw v3txi1Kir(:iosrtnietawl,l'l1a.'lways:olslt)8'lue. Sveoifts in ohlsullltevfir caoi?&sc'ltY.spaIlill: if” ”h”'3et”'u:h”l'"feg it".l"”” gliligstol "(if hChi"l0iiei:lWn 1'30" Land" 0 . . . . ... around in in h nicely decorated m I , t t d , is success o e as e al. u reate i a young: en 0 a . barber shop sports -mementds of George MacDonald. Mermaid 52:51.; non: 'I.'I.a "lull" a!i?ilal?l:Ip-ee,lE- AI l previous years. many copious tea. during Whhlch Club F:.'3'c:”::;?j:”'AC:g:;':7l!g?:'M1;

. ..s- the 5000.000 to be paid for televis- world's champion heavyweight for mi 1 led i, Mi Vi to 3 2.14 hi ii. tato ii '11 i, t ' i The funection was brought to -i YW93 "Hem "3 um 59131119. In I h years. then wthere is the first photo 1-a”i.y”i'c..l.....ii. 2.15; l.-2.cda:rfMis.: m we - . - - igesvitnergs ;:un::terusr';::ioT:xl flgseb whip asrol1licklnB'sil'i!g;I:Ii':-3 :i1?1'!7tl;Di::le'et(;fofra:li'ttl.lcaxtvsgrgIt.:t1Pl icy: (Af:,E)2W-YJOol:ln!l.Wed vil;:ni:0 usImulbelg;.iie”vcvrIest.ll!;'diit:)atteki,i..sliei 9-3390 by - 3- God "Y It the Possibility 2.12 1-2. The sire is For many yeara'ihe above office may be sure that they will be 9 5' ”' "" ”w' wt 9 9 nay plum om. mm umber; moved u . moan”, to 3.13., 5., Rcb. bag; an m y nyumem. Rosalie HOOPOT (C01--7-P.HWl39l'V filly. very strong and active We were synonymous. There were the p' .. 51 h 1 . Royal-At-Law (Jay) and Bill trust it will turn out to be snotii.-: good times and the bad times, but ,en;;::” hig':';o:"; tun” 33,: oyfmuirnv. Aim-t-, wihlgsl the ::Wgnlf:";;”';m'f”Wh';.:32;”l:: ,?,";:3f,L”L. 0,” sum mm ,, Nicholson is standing on the tra..r June Morning 2,04 4.5. through them all Charlie was lrn- 5 ll! 0 I ifllll M537 Wivh I y my .6 daemon ” duo”. the mum” m which me watching the finish. Then there is pertiirbabie. He performed his babe in her arms leaning from s a. unm moua roun

picture of Indian Land winning A i th t it the duties conscientiously. llospltallzed - AM-EBICAN church spiro over its main street. Mldlloll 3'1"!" GINQE H” "wind mm an "E M the Golden West Pace at Santa eye 0?: ','3,,,',".,2i”.,g ;oo5'X5,L.m.d for some time Cherllelis seeking s A G"m"" men mm mmmy i villi uhvhbgrlghm Anita. CAL. may let. 1948. driver. at modwm meemwa. 1.0., ml. to regain full health and he will Detroit .. .ool ooo oer.-s s o crumpled the frungwork tie it. EL PASO, '1iex.. Sept. ac -. (AP) jam mum-mm: mm. M W py Joe O'Brien. and Mrs. .lohn- muck, bred, owned and developed have many well Wllhera who will Cleveland .. 201 000 001-4 1 1 base, -Postponement of a 10-round non- an to ympnm meynnmcm leg. Wwv Wm" M mm” Lwdv behg by Edgar Bryenton. she is ii Welcome him around and abou? Nowhouser and Ginsberg; Feller 0 0 0 title fight between Joey Maxim. mu. of the pun", emlon pm. b?Isg:ed vrfitiahle trlgvhvlgy ire daughter of Kalniuok 2.15 1-2 and familiar haugiis-. . and I-legan. It was my hlfd luck to be post- world's iidht nesyyweis t ohmig; ,,,,.f,,,,,,,., m 19,-, EM ,u,,.,,.

oro Om-W Jen thf i.: v ' l 'i - i dDo . Enigierhgtandizg to! the Goverlaors m';,,d"y'j',u”p,m,” 3,3: :31 brxgzt Gcetting hback to basgbalti)-dMike (only "me "Mdu ed) :3 (gr; gizxngfrbxgfh: hogvgaemigph aknmhu t tggihiaynclub owners for a five year

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. 33. Dr. .7. M. Nicholson's drivers 1.3? 9:33: is 2 ::sn:endeyr::r3iain- my the Journal-American. Wrlles: ' NATIONAL his iumberinn Scotsman nick nam champion. was ann may by

l - -. in 1mm Erwin. grmn nid

licence dated August 2nd. 1898 is gamous D3,, patch 1.55 14. ml, "If Branch Rickey and his fellow iiockgy players and skating en- L: :3 ghgcrtrgf ofvliealgmglnllicaty gxmogim manager of llaxlm. "Little BTOWII Jtlg" 'm”''' by w E Own" and ""3 Kwlluck 'hW9d 5" 1119 ”m""'” d'”"”" h"”' by "Y L lhl-lsi-'8'-9 Fhwld 59 l00”ll8 Ouiv the (10 innln s)m and threw a tarp over the lot as a declared his '!ilhtel- could not get I die doctor's photo on the left side cg C1”, in the seventh duh u ii... that Shotton is going to get them X. d d I I