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FIREFIGHTERS 'HOT STUFF' IN HOCKEY TOO! for the "Firefighters' Hockey Members of the Oshawa Club this past winter, enjoyed Fire Department, who played OLD WOODBINE RACE CHARTS Copyright, 1961 by McMurray Publishing Co. (Daily Racing Form) 0 3.00 5.90 4.3 .... 5L10 15.70 3.50 CLEAR AND FAST TUESDAY, MAY 23, 1961 S-KINGLOW : IPEACHES REWARD First Race 9-LAND OF MAP! #4 Furlongs. Purse $1800, 2-year-old. Maidens. Claiming sil $5000. % % Str. Fin. Jockey 21 1-% 1.3% A. Gomez -- Petit 3h 3nk 2-no W. Grasby -- Gaylands 8-3 8-1% 3-% Cosentino -- G. Groves 4% 41% Gubbins Hemstead 62 5nk S. McComb -- Larch Tree 71 6h R. Wright -- R. D. 81 7-nl 2-1% 8-2% Dittfach -- Mrs. Merrill Jr 9-3 9-1% Borgemenke -- Cowan 10-1 10% E. Roy -- T. Elias Cy Porta ..+113 6 9 11-% 11-2 112% C. Potts -- Emerald Isle/ West Roman ... 113 11 11 12- 12 12- A. Nash -- Boronaro | Winner br ¢ 2 Admirals Mate -- Blue Amazon. Trainer J. W. Elkins, Start good, won driving. 6% 4h 2 94 . 8 cw-Thorny Crown 120 7 10 10-1 SSKINDLES HOTEL 14.70 6.10 4.9 $BOLD DUTCH ....... .... 330 280 Second Race EE 7 furlongs, purse $1,800, d-year-olds and up, claiming all $2,500 ..WtPPSt % WW tr. Fin. Jockey Owner . & - 1-5% C Potts--S 8 Ross 2-1% Coy--G Moore Isaac | k A. Coy -- Mrs. N. Peconi| 120 110 8 10 10-2 10-2 .. 11510 5 4nk 82 Lawless and Free 112 311 11- 1I- Bolero's Image 115 11 6 7-nk 6-nk Port O'Lane 11 1 8 84 9h 3-1% Harrison--J J Cain 4% Cosentino--G Groves 5-6% Gomez--P Del Greco .. McComb--Beach Sta 8-% 7n0 Zehr--J G Wren 7-1 8nk Adams--S§ Jackson Jr 108 9nk Gubbins--J Simon | 9-1 10-15% Blamonte--A 'R Cr: | alg u- 11 Remillard--Emerald Isle § Winner ¢h g 7 by Mahara) Kumar--Lady Almoner. Trainer Stan § Ross Start good, won easily one of 'their most successful seasonsand at their recent victory hanquet, received their ldurels of the season. Left tofright, are shown, Ken Courtney, winner of the "best goalkeeper" award; Gordie Myles, team captain, who won the high.scoring trophy and is | also holding the Ontario Fire- fighters' Hockey League championship trophy, which the team won; and Neil Mal- lettee, coach of the team, is holding the Oshawa Civil Serv- ice Hockey League Trophy, | another of the team's cham- | pionship triumphs in the 1960- | 61 campaign. --Oshawa Times Photo Soccer Bosses Hint They May ® \the runners-up being the aptly- jl jnamed "So Nears"; TLady Teachers Close Y Their Bowling Term The Oshawa Lady Teachers' 5-Pin League closed out their successful 1960-61 season last week with the presentation of the season's trophies and awards, at their banquet, held in the Harmony United Church Hall, The "Arrows" emerged as the 1961 league champions and trophy winners. The team in- cluded Margaret Patterson, Tal Hannikainen, Joyce Luke, Jane Nelson and Margaret Anderson, captain. "Daffies" were the winners of Section No. 1 -- Sandra Gas- kell, captain, Rosemary Austin, Isobel Johnston, Lenora Keller and Doreen McLaughlin, with Beverly Pine, captain, Barbara Morri- son, Beth Ford, Marian Godwin were Marlene Gutsole, captain, Dorothy Caughey, Marion Rob- erts, Mary Lynch and Carol Cook, with the runners-up, the "Beavers" consisting of Maur- een Cooke, captain, Carol Mc- Girr, Frances Hendren, Helen Robertson and June Murray. The "Sad Sacks" were the winners of the consolation ed of Diane Hubbell, captain, Pat Taylor, Lamoine Love, Mary Johnston and Eleanor Mayberry. INDIVIDUAL AWARDS Diane Hubbell proved the league's top bowler, with the high average of 186 for the sea- son, while Olive McIntosh was runner-up with 180. Virginia Rodgers won the high single honors, with a 334 score and Bertha Geissberger, and Marion Cox. Spots" qualify as winners. They Section No. 2 found the ~Hot| with 318, was runner-up. In the "high doubles" cate- gory, Dorothy Smith, with 481 prizes. The team was compris-|49! A bright spot in the evening's THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesday, Mey 24, 1961 15 fun was the entertainment pro- vided by the bowlers of Coron-NEW OFFICERS Gutsole and Marjorie Hi A ation and Lovell Schools, whick| Officers for the 1961-62 sea-|vice-presidents; T2pethr took the form of a skit and spe-[son elected are as follows: secretary and Eleanor Hughes, cial sing-song. Lois Cullis, president; Marleneltreasurer. took top honors, followed by Ei- leen Ewart, with 478, High single, with handicap, went to Dorothy Caughey with 330 while Diane Sawyer was runner-up with 292, Joan Luxton won the honors for high double, with handi- cap, with a 504 total and Carol ad was next in line with Each of the 80 league mem- bers shared in the evening's "loot" in that Matt Kotelko, president of Motor City Lanes, presented each with a cup and saucer. A special presentation was 'made to Olive McIntosh, to ex- press appreciation of her faith- ful service as president of the Lady Teachers' League for the past two season. Words of thanks were also extended to Judy Seneco who recently took over the treasurer's books, when ex-treasurer Betty Mum- berson left the city. OLD COUNTRY SOCCER Special London, England Correspondent To The Times LONDON -- A spot-check of the releasing of players by the 92 clubs in the English League's| four divisions reveals that 833] players are being released by| their clubs. Of these, 588 are| given free transfers and 245 are| available for transfer on a fee. But for a high percentage of the| Use Big Stick LISBON (CP) -- Sir Stanley Rous of Britain, an executtive of the International Football Federation, says competition in the newly-formed International Soccer League is illegal because the schedule has not been ap- proved by the federation. Rous indicated that the new players listed as for transfer on| offer, the fee is only a few and 74 for sale. is even worse in the third and fourth divisions. In the third there are 168 on free transfer and 61 on offer, and in the fourth, 178 on free transfer and 56 on offer. The Professional Footballers Association is organizing to find jobs with other clubs for these 833 players. One of the en- couraging signs, according to its secretary, Cliff Lloyd, is a hundred pounds, just about|j;.ge number of requests for enough to pay their accrued javers from Canada, Australia share of benefit. land South Africa. In the first division 127 play-| ers are given free transfers and JOLT FOR SCOTLAND 54 placed on offer. Nearly every| Scotland's world cup prospects team is cutting its staff. Shef- | received a sad jolt in the form field Wednesday are giving free of a 4-0 defeat by Czechoslovakia transfers to 12 players, while/in the preliminary round. The Almost 1000 Players Declared Available By M. McINTYRE HOOD players listed for free transfer|ute. The Scots will have to beat The situation|the Czechs in Glasgow in Octo- ber to stand a chance for further world cup participation. But it will take drastic changes in the team to do it. BAKER FOR ITALY Italian soccer club Turin have taken an option on Joe Baker, Hibernians English International centre forward, for over $152,000. Raker is to receive in the neigh- borhood of $22,500 as a signing- on fee. Baker stays with the newest outboards under the sun! {.\ age ' ao oe Slogan - - er - EVINRUDE To a Rr ae wr = ngineering 0.B.C. horsepower ratings » Coast-to-coast FOR YEARS AHEAD SKIING FUN! sales and service » Your nearby Evinrude dealer is in the yellow pages. 1961 EVINRUDE LARK 40 H.P. Beginner or expert, Futurengineering gives you instant, easier starts, velvet-smooth pulling power, amazing econ- omy and crisp, sure response to your slightest command. 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Ne. 12 Brooklin OL 5-3641 {Eastern Canada Soccer League 4.30 2.70 3.00, Might find itself in the same . 7.90 5.50 predicament. 42 Rous hinted Canadian author- ities would have to obtain per- | relegated Preston are letting|Scots were played off their feet| eight go free and putting up 12 by the Czech team, with a halt-| 2Ying at Villa Park. for sale. Spurs, league champ-| back line that was crippled when | ions, have two on free transfer| wing half Crerand was sent off| and one for sale. {the field, along with Kvasnak of | Second division clubs have 115/Czechoslovakia in the 37th min- DAILY DOUBLE 5 AND 5 PAID $61.10 11-SHADY TWIST 7-APTLY Third Race TAPTLY | i #4 Furlongs. Purse $1800. 32-year-old. Maidens. Claiming all $5000. 2 Wt PP St % % Str. Fin, Jockey Owner - 1-3% 1-2% Remillard -- Millard 3% 2.8% Zehr -- DG and P Stable, 42 3no Morreale -- View Hulloa |play 21% 414 ¢ Bown -- Pithield lle He said Sunday that Interna- 51% 6no Dittfach -- Peroni {tional League authorities were Ih MH b. ale = Mss. Romcifie| asker) to forward their rules and $nk 9.2% Gomez -- Dew Valley Fm |Fegulations for federation in- 116 10% Grasby -- Skyline Farm _[spection and approval, and un- 10-134 11-10% Borgemenke - Stafiord ti] the schedule was authorized Trainer G. M. Huntley. |teams taking part were liable to Start good, won easily. |susp from the federation. F o R eo 1-MAYOR SARTO (en) 23.00 6.7 4% In Montreal, Patrick Nolan, urth 8MY PAGE 50 2. i : ace 9INTO WIND 3% president of the Dominion Soc- 7 Puriongs, Purse $2100, Malden {hree-year-olds. Canadian foaled. [cer Association, sald he did not e International PP St % Str. Fin. Jock Own |know how 3 . 0 e er : 3 13% 19 D. Hale -- Mrs, Cardy A. League could be considered il- 23 22 Fitzsimmons -- Seagram legal. Nolan said everything the 31 32 Clark -- Bo-Teek Farm International Fe de r a tion had mission from the federation be- fore the Canadian league begins Horse ew-Shady Twist Tantrum's Last Fiddlestick Dykebar Lad . You Could Have Been Responsible for this Bright 'n Sunny Son ull o" Bi THE STORY OF PEAK PROFIT PASTURE Three years' results on 65 controlled pasture tests prove that Acro Urea nitrogen fertilizer makes profitable pasture. 41% 43% Nash -- W. A. Clark 62% 52 Cosentino -- Mrs. Cardy A-|asked was done. 98 62% Biamonte -- Tulachmore | S-nk 9-7% Borgemenke -- Garden Al tt '3 10-3 10-6% Grasby -- Gaylands Farm| oue es 00 $1 1- 1 E. Roy Elias | - 3. Fifth Race 2ADMIRAL GANO ~......... 4.50 3. 8 EUROPEAN FLIGHT ... y 4% Furlongs. Purse $2000. Two year old Maidens. 12555 tans on Mrs. New| MONTREAL (CP) -- The k 1no Trombley -- D. G. Ross | Montreal Alouettes c oa c hin, , 8 3nk A. Gomez -- Dew Valley |staff willkmake a three - city 7-1 7-h Gubbins -- Halliwell Wisner br ¢ 3 by Nabar 20d -- Aman-da 2nd, Trainer W. H. Moorbesd. | F P : _| For Prospects a Str. Fin, 1-24 41% C. M. Clark -- BoTeek Fm| our. thighweek fo conduct foot. Grazing days, milk yields, and extra hay production were wire TT Tape European Flight Sly Invader Seatonian Pari Passu Learned Friend 122 Village Stream 115 Royal Bulletin us 9 9 9 Winner dk b © 2 by Rico Monte-- Puffball. Start good, won ridden oul 3-GAI GAI Sixth Race LGAI_ Gl 7 Furlongs. Purse $2600. 4 yrs and Fil.lies and mares allowances, Horse ... WtPPSt % 3% Str. Fin c PPR 32% 1% J. R. Gal ........ 5- ink 2h A. Coy -- Marshall ve Ink 2h 35% A. Gomez -- Beasley Sun and Wind 2h 2-% 46 49 Dittfach -- Mead | Vivid 2nd 116 4 3 32 31% 5 5- McComb -- Kia Ora Farm | Winner b f 4 Tribe--Dashing. Trainer F. H. Merrill Jr. w Start good, won driving. QUINELLA 5 and 3 PAID $19.70 Seventh Race 7-GRAND PASSION 9- SWAMP FOX . 7 Furlongs. Purse $1800, Horse Wt PP St Grand Passion Swamp Fox Saya Miss Doris Ator Jo Nizami SAT > Paw ry 8h B8no Potts -- Shermanor Farm 1 tart good, won easily. 7-ACOUCHI 5.30 3. During To 2% Sak Femitlarg = Seaway Sal cl AKL, Soe Docs carefully recorded and evaluated. The results show that on % A. - { - ; Xhe (Wo - Wesk lols: the average the Aero Urea Pasture Program will return over 7-1 7-% Warme -- Mrs. Ritchofen| pects f h A ae 82 8no D. Hale -- Armstrong De i Ah g camp next month. $3.50 for every $1.00 invested in fertilizer. C. Potts -- Shermanor Fm Traimer J. T. Kermath The fpr opens today in St. |T h o mt@d's, continues Thursday .. 290 280 2.20/and Friday in Kitchener, and cree 4:30 210) Winds up 'in Quebec City Satur- ay. bot @ oh TRE ... Consider Yourself "LUCKY" If You Weren't! Perhaps you have been 'Lucky' not to have had © serious accident in the past . . . however, there's one way to make SURE that your car is in perfect Mechanical condition, and that is by having it checked Next Week by the Oshawa Safety League . . . Remember this costs you nothing, except a few minutes of your time. MAY IS SAFETY MONTH! | ...Make SURE Your Car Is SAFE! Drive Over the City of Oshawa SAFETY CHECK LANE (ATHOL ST. W., OPPOSITE POLICE BUILDING) © You get your cattle out earlier, keep them on pasture longer with proper nitrogen fertilization, rsY S-CHIC MISS 2) Here are the Three Year Averages: No. of Tests 23 23 65 Net Returns Fertilizer 8.5 414 3.55 In the last three weekends, the staff visited Oakville, Trois- |Rivieres, Que., and Granby, | Que. Club president M, E. (Ted) {Workman accompanies the |group comprising. head coach land general manager Perry ---------- Moss, coaches Indian Jack Ja- 5:30 2.20 45 (cobs and Leo Cahill and chief 1.SAYA MISS . ...... 3.30 scout J. I. Albrecht. 4 yrs and up. Claiming all $2500. At least 72 Canadian players % Str. Fin, _ Jockey TF peak Dave been invited to the Cana- Own 11 7 2 3-1% 31 1.2% P Remillard -- H ¢ ( 120 9 11 11-34 8- 2n0 A Coy -- F_Gorlick dian camp four or five from the Pounds of Aero Urea Per Acre 160 240 All rates Jockey Owner Adams -- Gilan-Tosch Gai Piagal This is peak profit pasture, your cheapest form of feed. For detailed information on how to use Aero Urea for better pastures, and the names of co-operators in your area write: Technical Services Depart. ment, Cyanamid of Canada Limited, 160 Bloor Street East, Toronto % Parnell -- Gian and Tosch| communities visited. 5, Ontario. AERO UREA || 2 Zehr -- A E and E A Fa 4 We | 3% "E Roy -- Mrs. § Hoover | Workman said he was amazed 3 4 5 . $ Yi Hale -- Kemp and Munt |at the football interest that has Wo 7 -- 8 = 9. 3 | 1% R Wright -- R D Isaac " i | CYANAMID OF CANADA LIMITED S| i developed in the smaller cen 2 \ 8 McComb -- G T Reesor «os ge | y 5 3% L Ola J J Fleming ESSN Mw. FULL EFFICIENCY | | Dutch Flag Post Cibos Bull Tour Bull Wrack - Winner bm, 5, by Grand Admiral 101 104% G Gubbins -- H G Crane | "It's really caught on," he B'monte--Miss M E Dressel | o5;q "They take it as serious as people in the Big Four mem- ber cities." Start good, won ridden out. 2 FLYING ROUND'S 12.00 6.40 4.80 1-ALPINE JOE WE 7.20 B10! Eighth Race 7-PRINCE PORTER One mile, purse $1,900, 4 year olds and up, Canadian foaled, claiming all $2,500 | Horse ' t PP % % Str. w St Fin. Jockey Owner | Flying Rounders 118 2 1 1-h 1h 1-1 1h Wright--J J Fleming Alpine Joe 7. 7 21 21% Brown--Mrs j w hunter Prince Porter ... 32% 3-2% Dittfach--J W Smallwood | West Montana .. 41% 5% 4no Cosentino--C Bordonaro Spurline 4% 53% M Clark--T Sullivan Banner Lou 6-6 68% Gomez--A Lawson Bright Wind ..114 6 3 33 31% 7- 7 Hale--A J Halliwell Winner b g 5 by Rounders--Flying Flag. 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