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rang ge A heh. I eli con ah oy Cot i he a or ping SE gh pec E a ba Wp a a a a es N.Y. Rangers Sign Guelph"s Rod Gilbert NEW YORK (CP) -- Right- winger Rod Gilbert of Guelph Merguries has signed to play with New York Rangers of the National Hockey League, gen- eral manager Muzz Patrick an- nounced Tuesday. Gilbert, 21, who lives in Mont- real, was voted the most valu- able player of the OHA Junior A league last season. He led the junior league in scoring with a total of 103 points -- including 54 goals--in 47 games. Gilbert weighs 175 pounds and stands five feet, 10 inches. Late last season he suffered a back injury, cracking a bone at the base of his spine, and underwent a bonegrating operation. It was termed a success. Gilbert had a one-game tryout with the Rangers last year and picked up one assist. Guelph is a New York farm club. Galt Terriers Expect Eleven To Make Team | GALT (CP) -- Galt Terriers | expect as many as 11 members of the 1961 Allan Cup champ ions to earn berths on the club's world championship roster this| THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesday, August 2, 1961 13 | ~ SUPER SAVE AIRE | CIR SA [es 103 for a HAPPY fers HOLIDAY WEEKEND! | FROZEN FOOD Stock up with fine foods for fun-feasts for the holiday! They're all here at Sproule's . . . WESTON OR SUNBEAM FEATURES KING SIZE Compare At 2 for 43¢ TINS JOCKEY ESCAPES IN SARATOGA SPILL Rider M. Wettach is shown above, spilling from the head of his mount, "Kentucky Sun 2nd", in the third race at Saratoga Springs yesterday. Neither the horse nor the jockey was injured. The race |winter, it was announced Tues-| was won by No. 4, "Sir Patsy" with James Murphy up. --AP Wirephoto day. Terriers, planning for defence | of Canada's world amateur| FORT ERIE RACE CHARTS Copyright, 1961 by McMurray Publishing Co. (Daily Racing Form) TUESDAY, AUGUST 1, 1961 CLEAR AND SLOW First Race 2. FAITHFUL TOM 4-SNATCHEM . 1A-SCARBORO GIRL (en.) 6 Furlongs, purse $1,900, 2-year-old Ci $7,500. Horse Wt PP St % % foaled, Faithful Tom ... 118 1 14 14 Snatchem 13 3 7 7- 7- Scarboro Girl 115 6 2 4h 53% Tantrum's Last 110 3 2h 41 Costafortune 113 6 31% 31 Flaven 115 1 3nk 22 6.80 4.40 3.50 7.40 Str. Fin. Jockey Owner 14 11% Cosentino--Dew Valley 3-2% 23% Parnell-Mrs. R C Hems'td 2-1% 3-3% D'fach--Mrs F H Merrill Jr 66 4h D'piritio--View Hulloa 5.nk Gibb--Tedoreen Farm 6-8% Coy--Stafford Farm | (Reuters) -- Australia won the hockey crown in Colorado next | March, have been seeking re-| placements. | Team officials have contacted | eight players, six of them from Western Canada. | They include three members| of last year's world titlists,| Trail Smoke Eaters goalie Seth | = Retain 'Ashes' es Martin, defenceman Harry| 'Smith and winger Jackie Mc- | S MANCHESTER, Englandye,g, The latter plays with] | Moose Jaw Plamors. [ Centre Rudy Migay and de-| fenceman Steve Hyrmnak, both | Russies fourth test match against Eng- land Tuesday to retain the Ashes -- an honor symbolic of Giant O"North 118 Winner b g 2 Dutch Lane--Semblance. Start good, won driving 63 627 7 Potts--Shermanor Farm Trainer L Silvestri Pool 20,606. Double pool 40,840 Second Race 6 Furlongs, purse $1,800, 4-year-olds Horse Wt PP St % ¥% Nelsons Lady ... 111 7 1 Lh 1.2% Consortage . 10710 4 4h 3h 1 a atay . Constant Faith .. Prerogative .... Sherona Spurline " Teracota Belle .. Lauralane ...... 1 10-CONSORTAGE ..... 9 sai . and up, clsiming all $2,500. 3-2 22%Gibb--Armedam Sta 5-1 $% Hale--F Korzelius 6-2 6-2%Olah--Four L's Sta 3.40 3.90 7-NELSONS LADY ... 4.50 3.00 Saas 3.60 -NATAY 7.00 Str. Fin. Owner : 1-6% Fitzsi'ns--J G Cowan Jockey 1-3 2.1 3-h---D'pirito--Century Sta 42 42% D'fach--W C Chisholm 7-1% Brown--T Sullivan Australian - English cricket su- premacy. The victory gave Australia a 2-1 lead with one game to play in the five - match series. One match was a draw. The final scores Tuesday were: Australia 190 and 432; England 367 and 201. Australia won by 54 runs af- ter a tense final day in which the match see - sawed. Even though England could even the series at 2-2 by win- ning the fifth match, Australia of the Lakehead, and winger | Fred Dunsmore of Winnipeg | have also been asked to join the | club. Hyrmnak played with Port | Arthur Bearcats and Dunsmore | captained the western senior | champion Winnipeg Maroons. Migay was out of hockey last year and hopes to procure his| amateur card from Toronto Maple Leafs in order to com-| pete this winter for Bearcats] and help Terriers. | Two Chatham Maroons have | ail Prepared 4 MUSTARD . 19- 16-0Z, JAR Farm Fresh everything you need for labor-less meals -- for Compare ot 49c--BIRDSEYE 7% | speedy dinners at home . . . for perfect picnics . +» » for backyard barbecues! What's mare these fine foods are savings-priced to give you more of the best for less. It's super values like these that make Sproule's the workingman's friend every day of the year. Peas & Carrols SELECTED QUALITY BREAKFAST 18. BACON 39: JUICY, TENDER, FLAVORFUL -- 2-1B, POLY RED BRAND For The Outdoor Barbecue. Cut Any Thickness SWIFT'S--BUTTERBALL--GRADE A TURKEYS 4 TO 8-LBS. n 45 Hasty Hope Uptowner ....... 116 6 6 63% 11-h 11-3 11-43% Cos'tino--Mrs von Rich'fen . . Bi ry 912 9 1 120 12 would retain the Ashes by vir-|also indicated a willingness to| Honey Clare ... 12- Simpson--E Austin Winner dk b f 4 Grand Admiral--Sauey Dish. Trainer John Passero Start good, won easily Pool 37,942 DAILY DOUBLE 8 AND 7 PAID $18.60. Third Race 2DOC SCHAEFFER .. 7-SCOTCH FAIRIE . 6-TIME MARCHES 8.60 8. 1 tue of champions. nine wickets morning for 334 and leading by 80 | only 175, was saved by a great being the defending join the world tourney roster--| defenceman Jack Douglas and winger Joe Malo. The latter played with Terriers as a re-| placement in the Allan Cup] march last spring. The Australian team, with down Tuesday last wicket partnership in 100 @ Furlongs, Purse $1800, 4 years andup Claiming all $2500 Horse Wt PP St % % Doc Schaeffer .. 1-% Scotch Fairie .. 107 7 5h 51 lnk 4.% Time Marches Sarano savers 1L 7 10-nk 6h Tiger Dip ..122 8 4 61 T2% Fabulous Gem . 116 111 8nk 81 cerns 2211 1 42 - 116 3 6 3h 111 9 8 7h 101 10 10 91 11 5 21 11 Babboo HE 21 Richard's Mace Cousin Fleet Monsieur Beau . 8-1 Winner b g 4 Oil Capliel -- Girles. Trainer W. F. Edmiston Pool 47, Start good, won driving Str, Fin. _ Jockey minutes by Alan Davidson (77 1-1 4nk 41% Potts -- North Am. Fm 6h 52 Wright -- Mrs. Hunter 10.2% 9-1% 9-2% Gibb -- Mrs, Latimer 1 Owner ino Parnell X ~ Edmiston 2-3% Robinson X -- Friend 22 3-1% 3-1%O0lah -- Brecon Sta Cosentino -- Westlund Mrs, Sadacca Glass 83 61 7-% 7-n0 Dalton --- 5-1%8-3% Brown -- 10- Harrison X -- Smallman Eased up Fitzsimmons -- Bordonaro Fourth Race 6 Furs, Purse $1900 3 Years Claiming Wt PP St % A Horse Chilly Filly 3.1% 1-2 Wings of Flight 42% 3h 82% 8-1 2 Handiest 12 Willies Warrior 11211 5 5.% 52 07 1 4 2h 42% 7 8 6 115 5 3 107 9 16 2 Chopita we Autumn Colors 105 4 6-1 71% Cline Road us 7 $nk 94 1u2 12 71 6% 107 3 911-34 11-3% 110 6 11 10-1 10-% Full Front 107 8 1 1h 21% Hi Grady 116 10 10 12- 12- Winner br f 3 High Bandit -- Night Start good, won driving Brenilyn Brenda's Rew'd. Noboy's Lad S-CHILLY FILLY ....... 7.30 4.60 4.00 9-WINGS OF FLIG . 10.70 5.70 2 HANDIEST * va snwionss Till all 13500 . Str. Fin. Jockey Owner 1-2%1-h Gomez -- Steen 24 25 Despirito X -- Aldred Sta. 5.% 3-1% Dittfach -- MacKinnon 41 41 Borgemenke -- Farara 3h 53 Coy -- , Hendrie 7-1%6-nk Robinson XX -- Smythe 93 7nk Potts -- Winona Sta, 6nk 82 Parnell X --Black 102 92% Fitzsimmons--Gormley Fm 11-2 10.13% McComb -- Ross 8h 11-nk Gibb -- Maloney 12- 122 Roy -- Campbell Ciass. Trainer J. C. Bentley Pool 34,707 Fifth Race 8 Furs. Purse $2300 2 y Wt PP a 1 " cw-Pari Passu 115 1 § 5. 4% Rubria 113 5 1 2-1%1-1 Miss Mer'maker 116 4 2 1h 3-14 Winner ¢ he 2 Star Reward -- Queen Start good, won handily ears allowances 2-WILCOCK 3-ACOUCHI a 1-PARI PASSU Str. Fin, Jockey 1-1 12% Dalton -- Shawhan White Oak Sta 4.2% Potts -- Steen W-5 Ibs AAW cw-Corrected Weight O'Chance. Traimer D. M, Davis Jr. Quinella Pool 26,873 QUINELLA 3 and 8 PAID $19.50 Sixth Race 1 Mile Tur? Course, Purse Horse Wt PP St Compactor Al Albrigo . Dutch, 107 114 Terencio Tulassee Mayfair Mews 7 Winner b g 8 Nirgal Start good, won easily ? 2% ~Challadette 3-COMPACTOR 1-AL ABRIGO ASLEEPY DUTCHMAN 9.60 5. : 5 A .40 .60 Str. Fin, Jockey Owner 1-2% 1.3% Fitzsim's -- Mrs. Trudell 2h 2.2% Robinson X ~ M and M Sta 3-3% 3.2% McComb -- Walker 43 43% Despirito X -- DG and P St 6-2% 52% Hale -- Fischer 7.2 61 Dittfach -- White Oak Sta 51 7-2% Gibb -- International Sta 83 82 Moreale -- Mrs. Hemstead 9. 9 Pamell X -- Katz Trainer A. H. Trudell Pool 56,544 . Seventh Race 1 Mile, turf course, purse $2,000, 4 Horse Wt PP St % % Sir Raymond . .. 115 Power Chance . hah 1% 5-1% Al 21 1 21 1-% Sun Ep Dahela vans Red Engine ... 109 Willowdale Boy is . 10- Freeport 109 9 nk 6.h Winner ch g 5 Royal Serenade--Adven Start good, won driving 7-SIR RAYMOND 1-POWER CHANCE 8.40 BBUNEP ons ivesvnvosss vows caved year-olds and up, claiming all $3,500. Str. Fin. _ Jockey Owner .1 Gomez--F Korzelius 21 McComb--Hellenic Sta 1-nk 3-3% D'fach--Mrs Von Rich'en snk 4nk Dalton--N N Nicholas 63 51 Harrison--Chris, Weiss 4h 62 Wright -Beach 7.% 7% Coy--Mars $-1% 8-3% B'gemenke--Mrs L F Stein 10- 9-3 Cochlin--Hasty House F'm 91 10- Parnell-Thorndale Sta turous. Trainer P J McGarry Pool 60,848 . 530 4.10 3.10 5.4 Eighth Race One and one-sixteenth miles, Purse Horse Wt PP St % % Demarckl ..... Gala Bang 5% Solit he Loot" 13 in Split the . . a Neat Chance ... 7-1% 7-2% Chance Route .. 9h 10-nk Brown Ensign .. 110 1- 11. Little Dame .... 111 9 0.% 91% Brave Prince ... 11610 6 3-1%43-2% Impelo 107 3 81 82 Kim 116 4 2 2% 2h POL FST jo = a £25 8-DEMARCKI ... 6.30 4.50 3. 11-GALA BANG 19.90 7. 1-ALL CASH . EL $1,000, 3-year-ol claiming all $2,500. Str. Fin. Jockey Owner {Bracht was in for three hours, {scoring only 10 runs in his first 30|berta were tied, each with one draw and one loss. oo out) and Graham McKenzie (32). Australia twice stood on the brink of defeat. Twice it fought back and, finally, some fine leg- spin bowling by captain Richie Benaud, who took 6 for 70, helped it snatch a great victory. Ontario Bows To Manitoba Canada Cricket CALGARY (CP) -- A fight- ing Manitoba eleven snatched a one - wicket victory from On- tario Tuesday to maintain a tie with British Columbia for the Canadian cricket championship. Less than five minutes re- mained when Maurice Forst, last Manitoba batsman, hit a four on his third ball, and sec- onds later a single for the vic- tory. Manitoba had required 30 runs to win in less than 30 min- utes, but lost three wickets in quick succession to Ontario's Martin Taylor. British Columbia easily de- feated Quebec by 42 runs after taking the first five wickets for only eight runs. Ontario declared at eight wickets for 114 runs after a very slow 4% hours at the wicket, Sixth batsman Eddie 2% hours. After three days, Manitoba and B.C. each had two wins and no losses, and Quebec, On- tario, Saskatchewan and Al- The two provinces with the best records of the six in com- petition meet in a final match Sunday for the championship. WILCOCK WINS FEATURE FORT ERIE (CP) -- Paul Shawhan's two-year - old colt, Wilcock, won Tuesday's feature at Fort Erie, defeating Acouchi 2% lenghts. The winner paid $4.30 and combined with Acou- Terriers, permitted a 17-man | roster at the championships, | hope to use only six replace- ments. Scotty Bowman Gets New Post With Canadiens P ETE RBOROUGH (CP)-- Sam Pollock, Montreal Cana- diens' farm director and a member of the Peterborough Petes executive, announced Tuesday the appointment of Scotty Bowman as scout and supervisor of the Canadiens' amateur hockey activities in the Maritimes and Ottawa districts. Bowman was coach of the Petes in the Ontario Hockey As- sociation Junior A series three | years. His successor was not | named. Pollock said Bowman will take over most of the duties performed by former chief scout Lou Passador, plus other duties in the Montreal Canadi- ens' scouting and farm system or, P: d was | I ization. P named general - manager of North Bay Trappers of the Eastern Professional Hockey! League Monday. Mimico Jrs. Edge Hastings, Overtime, I MIMICO (CP) -- Bob Fergu- son's fourth goal of the night at 9:33 of overtime gave Mimico Mountaineers a 12-11 Ontario La- crosse Association Junior Se-| ries victory Tuesday night. The score was tied 10-10 'at regulation time. Don Ferguson, Julie Kowalski and Bruce Mar- latt triggered two goals each. Dave U'Brien and Harris Hun- Jee completed the Mimico scor- ng. Gerry Curtis and Bob Clancy led the Hastings snipers, scor- ing four goals each. Grant Hef- ferman added a pair and Ken chi for a quinella of $19.50. Ruttan a single. 1-% 1.5% Dittfach -- D A Conny 3h 21% Rob'son--Early 41% 3h McComb -- Mrs H T 22 41 Coy -- C Bordonire 52 52% Despirito -- R Glan 6-1%6-2% Rem'd -- Red River Sta 7-3 72% Parnell -- G B Heintzman $4 8nk Brown--Mrs R C Hemstead 81 7% Potts -- G M Bell Gibb -- R E Ross 9 10- 10- Eased up Dalton -- Barwood Sta Winner shed Bols Joli -- Lorraine M. Trainer Joseph Higgins. Start good, won easily. 430,808, Attendance 8,337. Pool 59,035, Total Pool Grant Sidelined By Kidney Injury HAMILTON (CP) -- Halfback Tommy Grant of Hamilton Ti- ger-Cats, who suffered a kidney injury during a game with Al- ouettes Monday night, will be lost to the Eastern Football Conference team for a month or more. Coach Jim Trimble said Tues- day night the Ticats will be without him for the first few league games. Grant was injured in the sec- ond quarter when Gene Gaines, rookie defensive back, belted} him as he touched a pass from Frank Cosentino. 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