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A 4 2 aN " y JOAO JORGE gets to hold | couver Firefighters 1-0 in the up The Carling Trophy be- | Canadian Soccer Cham- cause he scored the only goal | pionship sudden-death final. Saturday night when Montreal | Flanking Jorge are team cap- Concordia decafeated Van- | tain Tommy Berrett (left) FORT ERIE RACE CHARTS Copyright, 1961 by McMurray Publishing Co. (Daily Racing Form) CLEAR AND FAST SATURDAY, JULY 29, 1961 {HAVE GUN 8.80 3.80 3.20 6-NORWIN G 3.30 290 4.60 First Race Fon longs. Purse 31.500, 4-year oldsand up, Claiming all $2,500. 1, Str Jockey Owner Coy ~~ A and L Poloniato 212 Gomez -- Four L's Sta Sarano Potts = N, American Fm Vee Gee Cee 1 5-212 } Hale -- Mrs C G Cardy Canadian Flyer 111 5 5 D'fach Short. Waterman (A)Michalena 112 2 McComb -- A Paolone 'A)The Genius « Adams -- Mrs R Fisher Domino Chic 1 3'% Brown -- B Farara Alpine Jan % ° Wright WV Beach Early Mischief = 112 Rem'd--Early Mischief Sta Coupled A--The Genius and Michalena Winner ch g. 4. Nizami ?nd -- Miss Hughes, Trainer J. C. Meyer. Start good, won driving Pool 38,397. Double Pool 63,286 Have Gun claimed M. Jacobs.J. J. Mooney Sr. $2.500 +.QUEEN"S GEM 3.00 2.40 Second Race QUEEN'S © One and one-sixteenth miles, Purse$2.400. 3. and 4 - year . old filles, Horse wt PP St 15 Str "in Jockey Owner Chantry Isle 01 7 Queen's Gem 118 21 Into Wind 108 5 3-20 3 bh Ferdette 112 . Have Norwin G 7.CHANTRY ISLE 460 290 230 14 Harrison--Stafford Farm D'fach--Mrs Von Richt'en 2% Olah -- Bo-Teek Farm 4 Nash -- W A Clark Windette 4 Adams -- J A Weldon CITY SOCCER Two games were played in neat dribbling, put the Subway the Kinsmen Memorial Stadium boys ahead, on a shot that just on Saturday night. In the first made it under the bar. game Subway Thistle defeated) Five minutes later, Junior Hollandia by 4-to-2 and in the Sweet sent home a terrific drive second game, Kickers cameliy increase Thistle's lead and back, after being a goal be- make the score 2-0 at the half. Leaders Keep Winning . TIE AT PETERBOROUGH .|off for off-side. There was no In Peterborough on Saturday, further scoring and the game Strila and UEW played a Close ended 3-1 in Hungaria's favor. and interesting game. This . a a : game produced good sportsman- * .+«.LEAGUE STANDING seas ship from both sides. coe ase cae os +o W.T.L.F.A. Pts. At' half-time, the teams were Hungaria 1 hind, to down Polonia 2-to-1. In Peterborough the UEW en- 'tertained Strila and the game finished in a 1-1 tie. On Sunday, Hungaia con- |tinued their winning streak when they turned back Italia 3-1. . THISTLE TOP HOLLANDIA The first game, between |Thistle and Hollandia, started {fast and furious, despite the # (heat arid some nice soccer was Ava | | and coach Skander Perolli (right) and in the front row, from the left, are Joze San- ches, Tito Maule and Humber- to Gambara. Montreal Wins Canada's Senior Soccer Crown MONTREAL (CP)--Montreal Concordia won the Canadian soc- cer championship and the Dom- inion Cup here Saturday night, defeating Vancouver Firefight. ers 1-0 in a match played in a downpour. Some 4,000 fans watched the game at north-end Faillon Stadium. Centre-forward Olivio Lacerda scored the only goal of the game at the seven-minute mark of the first half to give the Na- tional League champions the victory. He deflected a shot from out side-right Hector Dadderio into the lower left-hand side of the net past Vancouver goaler Ken Sara Tan 107 Sept. Star 109 Winner dk b, f. 3. Mentri Start good, won driving 1 2 1 8 Saugeen Linda 105 3-% Robinson -- G Rowntree 113 +2 4! 8 QuestionTime. Trainer John Passero. DAILY DOUBLE4 and 7 PAID 523.90. 4 Grasby -- L A Curre Pears. The Concordia dressing room __ was jubilant after the game but the whooping from the - Fire- Parnell -- Franklin Farm ool 54-271 "Third Race 6% Furlongs, purse 31.800, f.year-old orse wt P & » Adolph W 116 Skylark Road 116 Paulpolly 114 Captain Hook 119 Son O'Royal 117 Lovely Susy 17 Hathaway ...... 117 Clifton Bay 17 Tadenac 111 . Winner b g¢ Boman Sandal--Sidney Sue Start good, won driving Pa aa 4ADOLPH W 10-SKYLARK ROAD . 7.30 8-PAULPOLLY 30 deafening. "You would think we won the game," commented Vancouver coach David Sullivan. Poits_Trip Centre forward Art Hughes oy-- atz "arp? " oy se FroaPns--Thple R Sta said, "we're happy. They have % R"'rd--Mrs W V'n R'thofen @ good club and losing to them Adams--Mrs J T Trio i isgrac re' TOF, Adams Ag a is no disgrace, We're a work- ."" Wright--Mrs C C King ing crew and we play the game Fhainer R Mattingly as a sport. 1 think that just 1430 $10 amo|lighters dressing room was 4 3. Gomez--M Mitchell Potts--Triple X Farm Fourth Race 1 Mile turf eourse, purse $2,200, {-year- Horse Wt PP St 4 Bull Pine . Dorrine Quintain Mr. Rooster Proud Stepper Professor Ted Sun and Wind 109 6 5 6-nk Winner br g 6 War Admiral--Be Happy Start good, won driving a0, -- Fr about sums it up.' .. 8.80 530 2% pi : B 610 32 Concordia club president Jo- 7-QUINTAIN B70) | m------------ ---- olds and up, claiming all 97,500. Str. Fin. Jockey Owner 1-134 Robinson---M Viola 2-43; Coy--Stafford Farm LEASIDE BASEBALL {served up by both sides. Play |went from end-to-end with both goalies a bit on the shaky side. It was not until the 34-minute imark when Irvine, after some SOCCER SCORES By THE CANADIAN PRESS SATURDAY National League Olympia Harmony 3 White Ea- gles 3 SUNDAY Dominion Cup Montreal Concordia 1 Vancouver Firefighters 0 (Montreal wins Canadian cham- pionship) Eastern Professional League Montreal Cantalia 3 Toronto City 0 National League Toronto Roma 4 Polish White Eagles 1 International League Monaco 4 Yugoslavia 2 Czechoslovakia 10 Ireland 0 London Lords Join ORFU Inter. Group LONDON, Ont. (CP) -- Lon don Lords entry in the Inter- mediate Ontario Rugby Football Union this season was assured at a league meeting at Oakville Saturday, Bob VanKleek, spokesman for the Lords, an nounced Sunday night VanKleek said the league ac- cepted the Lords to membership with Oakville, Niagara Falls and East York. YESTERDAY'S STARS By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Hitting: Hank Foiles, Balti- more Orioles, hit two homers and drove in three runs in the Orioles 4-0 first - game victory over New York Yankees. Pitching: Steve Barber, Ori- oles, cooled off the homer-happy Yankees with seven singles for a 4-0 win INDIAN NAME Cree Indians called the long- est river on the Prairies -- the Saskatchewan River -- Kisisk- atchewan, meaning "swiftly flowing water." seph Slyomovics thought his boys were 'just great." "I had all kinds of confidence in them and knew they would come through," he said Brown--Kingfield Farm Gordon--Mrs W D Latimer 2 B'gemenke--White Oak Sta Adams--W N Walker Dittfach--J J Mead Trainer Cavalaris Jr, Pool, 78,077. Fifth Race 1 1-16 Miles, purse $2,400. 3-and d-year- Horse Wt PP 4 k Miss. Bernmagoo 115 5 Saucy Saddy 109 F. Lodge 09 Beloved Brat Eight Bars Ephratah Cash Me Fair Dee : Winner » f 3 Mattar. Start good, won handily LA 5 AN 6 Furiongs, purse $660. Svearwmids Horse Stronghoy Count Page Handshake It's Ann Credit Curb Pentathlon Tep On It Sweel Lady 104 8 Winner b h 5 Phalanx--Mighty Dofree Start good, won easily 1 Mile, turf course, purse $7,500 added, Horse Wt PP § 2 War Eagle Grey Monarch Amber Morn Calajs 2nd Prompt Hero Anita's Son Lustrous Hope Red Sovereign Sir Kantar Moony Kitch's Joy Rough Fellow - 12 Winner gr g 7 Fighting Fox--War Party. Trainer W Haynes TaD ed ® adapts Farha TTan--F - El Fal 5-MISS BERNMAGOO 4.30 3.00 2.50 Richardson's Sports Jrs. arm oz Win Over Legionnaires 8-FAIR LODGE 2 olds, fillies. Allowances Str Fin Jockey Owner "har '" 3 1 . DC a taiiger Davia. Ir Richardson's Sports took a 2h D'fach--Mrs W V'n R'tho'n 9-7 decision over Oshawa Le- 34% Filus'ssWindfields. Fm gionnaires, in their Leaside 38% ams--Gardiner, be , 1 Ag SP Parnell-Millard, Prussky |Junior Baseball Association 4 McComb--Janley Sta league fixture, here at Alexan- 4 Wright--T MacMillan dra Park on Saturday after- Grasby----Mrs H Kaminsky noon aturd A) after Trainer R Mattingly Pool, 46,531. Quinella Pool, 37,648. Dave Waite started on the mound for the Oshawa squad i and got off to a bad start when . 300 310 230 he walked John Lloyd, the first 3.70 3 batter of the game. Gord Di- dier fliad out Art Pac D 7 PAID $46.50. 8 STRONGBOY 7.COUNT PAGE HANDSHAKE and ap. Aliowences. 2 ¢ Fin, yiockey yet was safe on Ted Whiteley's a zs' ng Seagram ror " m ' 31 2.3% Gomez--Dew Valley F'm | ETTOT at third, then Tom Kin- -3 3% Harrison--Harfield Sta {near singled. Andy Santaloce 4 2% Rubjussa-G R Hoodrow forced Kinnear and Waite was 5-24 5-3% -- E . 6-5 Remillard-W R Wesley almost out of the trouble, but 1 7-3% Roy--J R Apostle then he walked Bob McKenna, a sia i nell Davis Ir Gary Crawford followed with a i Pool, 34,441 single and so did Dave Whelan ILWAR EAGLE (2) 10.90 3 3.20 WALKS AND ERRORS HURT L.OREY MonarcH 35 That ended it for Waite and 3-year-olds and up. Allowances, Dave Whiteley came in to tr. Fin Jockey Owner pitch. He faced John Service 1-h Cosentino--P Del Greco Tam 'c Bar 2.n0 Fitzsi'ns--Windfields F'm and the Richardson's parade 3-1% Coy--Stafford Farm continued when Service hit one ve Robison Litton FO to centre where Roger Reeson 6% Dittfach--Lanson Farm muffed it. Finally Lloyd, second 2% Potts--G M Bell i time up, hit into a choice play, Sok Adams--Green, Fink SW landing the first inning, or the 2 10-2% Gomez--Gian, Tosch first half of it -- and Richard- 11-10 1114 B'semenke_Hiirgr, Davis son's were leading 5-0. Seabt Be A io ney Whiteley got past the second Start good, won driving inning nicely but in the third Eighth Race 1 Mile turf, purse $2.200, 4-year-olds Horse Wt PP St 1a Ya Delhi 3rd 117 Ruse de Guerre 123 Shannondale 123 Percy Yates .... 112 West Four ves 1B Naughty Flirt 107 Sundry 18 6 21 6 5 3 4 77 5 6 43 Winner gr b 6 Dellrfum--Ouvirs. Traimer L Lear Start good, won ridden out Pool 2.168. Total pool £43,881. Attend EAGLES FAVORED CHICAGO (AP)--The champ- ion Philadelphia Eagles of the National Football League are two-touchdown favorites, but a spirited, beefy and swift college] squad could score an upset in| the 28th annual all-star football game in Soldier Field Friday| night. The pros held a 17-8 edge in this mid-summer grid classic, two games resulting in ties The all-stars, ecached by for-| Pool, 83,600 7DELHI SRD 710 440 320 jrame, he too ran into trouble. .RUSE DE GUERRE 710 390 He walked Crawford, then ASHANNONDALE S300 3.10 {Whelan singled. Service forced AM wp. Slarming sD 30. Crawford and Lloyd struck out 24 1-23 Potts--W E Sta but Didier doubled, Packer was 2.2 Cosentino--Rufisin Farm safe again on an error at 3rd SI Gomer 8 eS als (base, then Kinnear walked, so arora , (lla Sanigloce nd Mckenna 3 ETP I » {Wi e bases loaded, Jim Pi- 1. Coy~Statford Farm pher came in to replace White ley on the mound and he got Crawford to ground out, ending the inning with the bases load mer Cleveland Brown quarter- ed, but four more runs across back Otto Graham, are re- the plate made it 9-2 for the garded by some experts as the|visitors by this time best to face the NFI. champs Pipher pitched the fourth and since the 1955 conquest of Cleve- fifth innings without allowing a land Browns runner to get on base and Ree- Of some 56 all-star gridders, son took over after that and Graham has picked 25 players! he too kept Richardson's off the weighing between 230 and 285/score-sheet for the rest of the pounds. He has three extremely! game, although they loaded the capable quarterbacks--Bill Kil- bases in the 7th and again in mer of UCLA, Norm Snead of the 8th inning Wake Forest and Tom Matte off Trailing 9-2 at the end of Ohio State. |two-and-a-half innings, the Osh. anee 13.13% awa boys fought back to make a close game of it Bob Reid homered for Osh. awa in the first inning and in the second stanza, "Butch" Dowe got a walk off Johnny Service, the Toronto hurler stole second and went to 3rd on a bad throw and scored on Reeson's single to right field. In the third inning, arter there were two out, Ted White- ley tripled and he scored oii Ron Bell's single, to make it 9-3 In the fifth, Bell singled with one out, moved along when Dowe walked, took third on a passed ball and scored on Ree son's sacrifice fly to centre In the 7th inning, Jim Me Conkey opened with a homer Bell got his third-straight sin gle and Dowe drew a walk. That ended it for Ted Baylis, who had relieved Service in the came in to replace Baylis, got Reeson and Tom Brewer bul Jim Pipher tripled, to score Bell and Dowe, for a three-run splurge that made the score 9-7. This provided an exciting fin ish to the game, especially in the 9th, when Bell opened with a single, Reeson also hit safely with one out, but then Mullins got Brewer and Pipher to end the game ton Bell, with four singles in five trips, was Oshawa's big hitter. Reid and Reeson each had a pair. Oshawa outhit the visitors by 12-to-8 with Dave Whelan the only one of the win- ners to get two hits H E Richs'ns. 504 000 000 9 8 1 Legion 111 010 300 7 12 5 RICHARDSON'S SPORTS -- Lloyd, 2b: Didier, 3b; Packer, 1b; Kinnear, rf; Santaloce, ss; McKenna, cf: Crawford, c; Whelan, If; Service, p; Baylis p in 4th; Mullins, p in 7th Marler, rf in 3rd. OSHAWA LEGIONNAIRES -- Etchells, ¢; Reid, 1b; Hill, rf and If; T. Whiteley, 3b; Bell rf; Dowe, ss; Reeson, cf and p in 5th; Brewer, 2b and 3b Waite, p. D. Whiteley, p in 1st Pipher, p in 3rd and rf in 5th, McConkey, 3b in 4th. After the interval, Hollandia put on a drive and took advan- tage of a lapse in Thistle's de-|U fence, who were dribbling too much and Vermuellen and Wil- liams scored in quick succession to tie the game and set Thistle back on their heels. Mid-way through the second period, Thistle went ahead on a goal by Docherty and Harrigan made it number four, in the closing minutes. . KICKERS EDGE POLONIA . In the second game, some good football was played with a much improved Polonia taking on an equally improved Kick- ers. Both teams battled through- out the first half and good net- minding by both goalies, kept the score at zero in the first half. In the second period, it was Polonia who counted first on a lovely drive by Suchelewski. However, this did not worry Kickers as they pressed hard- er and were rewarded when Seide rocketed home the equal- izer. A few minutes later, Seide again scored to put Kickers in front, with a well-taken "head- er" which proved to be the win- ner scoreless and in the second period goals by J, Williams for J and Leo Choleniuk for Strila were enough to divide the points. . HUNGARIA WIN ANOTHER . On Sunday, the game between Hungaria and Italia started off fast and Rohr in the Italian nets was soon called on to bring off two fine saves to foil Hun- garia forwards. Italia went on the attack and Di-Daniela shook the upright with a rocket shot. Five minutes later, Duiella had the Hungarian goal at his mercy but shot wide. Back came Hungaria and at 24-minutes took the lead on a goal by Tally, from close in. Thirteen minutes later, Varga converted another to give Hun- garia a 2-0 lead at the half The second half was only four minutes old when Simone in- creased Hungaria's lead. Italia came back once more and Duiella scored a picture goal, with a back kick over his head. Play became sloppy from then on, with lots of petty fouls. Italia got the ball in the net once more but it was chalked Thistle Strila Italia Hollandia Kickers Pete. UEW Polonia FUTURE GAMES { Saturday, August 5 (Ontario Carling Cup Sudden-Death Play- off Game) -- Hamilton British Imperials vs Oshawa Hungaria, at Kinsmen Civic Memorial| Stadium, 7.30 p.m. Saturday, Aug. 5 -- Oshawa Polonia at Peterborough UEW, | 6.30 p.m. | Sunday, Aug. 8 (Oshawa and District League Game) -- Hol- landia vs Kickers, at 2.00 p.m. LEAGUE NOTICE As most of the Oshawa and District Soccer League Council members are on vacation in August, all league and club of- ficials, as well as players, are asked to co-operate with Walter McRae and John Barnes, who have been appointed to conduct League activities during this period, in order to keep things running smoothly. 9 14| 1S hh © MARIS Attention All Boat Enthusiasts!! 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