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1-0 IN OVERTIME Kickers Nip one point behind Thistle. With now two games remaining, they must gain two points, to take the leadership. It would be a severe blow if they were to lose that trophy too because of a technicality -- having one sub- stitute too many on the bench, who, incidentally never played in the game. On Saturday evening, Kick- ers and Hungaria fought it out in the final of the Carling Chal- lenge Trophy in a thrilling contest that saw Kickers come through with their usual Cup-tie spirit and walk away with the prize, but not before 20 min- utes of overtime had been play- ed, for a 1-0 victory. Hungaria Carling Trophy Match Two 10 minute periods of overtime is the rule in Cup matches, so the teams again faced off and it looked certain that a replay would be neces- sary. At nine minutes of the last overtime period, Hungaria was on the attack but then, in a flash, the Kickers defence clear- when the forwards would give up far too e:sily, which is not typical Hungaria style. There was certainly no fault to be found with either de- fence, both centre-halves hold- ing their units exceptionally well, and both being expert at their jobs. App of Kickers and Torok of Hungaria have been Hungaria, keyed up and fight- ANITA'S SON, WITH VE HUGO DITTFAC H UP, WINS S ANDOWN STAKES { lers on Saturday. i lost them their ce ing fit, lost a great deal of their spirit in the heart-breaking On- tario Cup Semi-final with Wind- sor Caboto, when weather and sheer bad luck lost for them the chance at that coveted trophy. Since then they have been a haunted team and in the three games since, have failed to win, tying Strila, losing to last place Polonia and try as they might, again losing to Kick- INTERESTING GAME The Cup game on Saturday was interesting from many points of view, and would most exciting study on mass psychol- ogy. In this department only was Kickers the better prepared, knowing that Hungaria had termined to win at all costs. Hungaria, knowing full well To add sorely to their many troubles, a Council decision on Sunday focing a replay of their league game with Italia, has tain hold on the League Championship and has placed them at the moment that their reputation was no [longer of any help, were high- ly nervous. Just as determined |{to win as Kickers, they were {never-the-less unsure of their |capabilities and this showed {time after time in their attack, orp wooosine rAct caaRTs Fred Cochrane's Trio ublishing Co. (Daily Racing Form) Copyright, 1961 by McMurray P MONDAY, SEPT. 4, 1961 First Race ¥ furings. Purse $1,800. Horse Wt PP St % More Water Oui Miss Su Sassy Beau . Briarbelle . My Page .. Irish Duke . Golden Cay .... Blue Gardenis . Thornlea Jet Turf Clipper 113 Cathy Yates 119 1 3 5 Winner ch g, 8, Running Water 2i Start good, won driving. Second Race 14 2 7 furlongs. Purse $1,800. 4-year-olds and Hi wi Ya orse PP St % Estanceria -2% 3-nk Lauralane -nk Tee Shirt . Faultless Maid n Yola 2nd West Montana Turkeyneckoaks - Colonel Cowan 117 3 3 3 4-2%4 Winner b f, 4, Royal Serenade -- Bright Start good, FAB Lauralane, won driving 4 k 214 h 1 ; : -2% 7 -nk Dally Double 3 $-year-olds, CLEAR AND FAST $2.40 17.50 10.20 3-MORE WATER ... vs 10.10 6.30 12-0U1 MISS SU 7-SASSY BEAU . ¥ Canadian foaled. Claiming all $2,500, Str. Fin. Jockey Owner - 1-nk B'menke -- L E Taylor 2.1 Coy -- Shermanor Farm 3% Rob'son--Mrs R Marshak 4-2 Potts--Starkman and Rapp 5-nk Fitz'ons -- JE F Seagram 3 6-23 Behrens -- Emcee Sta 7-3 McComb--Blue D"mond Sta 81% Brown -- Mrs G F Badame 91% Gordon--Mrs G M Graham 10-% Dittfach -- Lanson Farm 11- 1 31 -nk 1 3 J. Routeliffe. Pool 45,375. Double Pool 68,959. 8-ESTANCERIA 16.70 7.30 3.80 1-L RALAN 16.70 6.40 4 TEE SHIRT .e up. Claiming all $2,500. Str. Fin. Jockey Owner 2-h-1% Coy -- Ruffsin Farm 5 2-1% Smith -- J R Mcintyre 3.314 Potts -- J Saliba - 4h Rogers -- Harfield Sta 1% 5nk Adams -- D G and P Sta o 6% Parnell -- C Bordonaro 7.5% Fitz'ons -- Newmac Sta 8- 8- Gomez -- Bill Beasley Green, Trainer D. F. Marks, Pool 74,953. and 8 paid $613.30, Third Race ¥ furlongs. $2,300, Horse PP St % Regent Street First Note 2-year-old Parse 4 Ye wt 41 6h Beatnik Betty .. 115 3 7 7- Caesar's Woman 113 6 1 2nk 107 2 5 5h 6-REGENT STREET 2.First Note . 8 GENTLE QUEEN fillies. Allowances. Str. 4.60 ... 3.50 tr, Fin Jockey Owner 3 1no Coy -- C Smythe 1 25% Rogers -- F R Conklin 4 3% Adams -- White Oak Sta .h 4-6% Gibb -- L Maloney .nk 5-1 Gomez -- Bill Beasley 51 6no Potts -- E C Pasquale 7 to -- A G Hedges Bronze Turkey . 7- Winner b f, 2, Fianeur 2nd -- Merevale. Trainer J. Starr. Start good, won driving, Pi ool 90,135. Fourth Race One 000. Wt PP St % 1 5 1% 5-QUINTAIN ' 2ALI"S PRIDE 1-DADSWOOD and one-sixteenth miles. Purse$2,200, 3-year-olds and up. . 4.10 2.50 Jockey Owner 1-1 Coy -- Kingfield Farm 2 ° 22% Hale -- S Brener tr. Fin. cd sad 2.30 | Claiming all | Despite the extremely hot, {humid weather the mixed tre- bles tournament for the Winter Takes Winter Trophy 8.50 | Prizes for high plus with two {wins went to Dr. A. W. Harding, Mrs. W. Joyce and Mrs. C. {White for a plus of 21. Next in {have been winning consistently at out-of-town tournaments in {recent weeks. outstanding all season. ed up field, where, after three THE OSHAWA TIMES, Tuesday, September 5, 1961 1m' slipped beautifully around the last defender, and rocketed the ball into the bottom left corner for the game, the Cup and the glory -- but what a heart-break- er for the Hungaria squad! ONE PLAYER SUSPENDED The Council Members, who had a month's holiday in Eu- rope, got back in time for the Cup final, and immediately got down to business on Sunday with a list of nine players to deal with at the Discipline meeting. They must still have been in a holiday mood, as only were accepted by Polonia fof their game, so that now three games remain on the leagué schedule. LANCASTER TROPHY NEX Next Saturday the play-of start for the Lancaster Trophy and the games were drawn as follows. Italia vs Peterboro, Hol landia vs Strila, Hungaria vi Thistle, Kickers vs Polonia. « Match secretary, Jim Mel is having a hard time adjusti his mind to soccer, after bel dealt a perfect hand at c bage, during his plane trip. « one player was suspended, the other eight getting off very lightly with cautions and a total in fines of $38. Kamondy of Hun- garia was suspended for the rest of the season, for two of- fences. LANDS LARGE TUNA + HALIFAX (CP)---John G of Hamilton battled 55 minut Saturday to boat the biggest bluefin taken off the Nova Scos tia coast this season. Before he {been beaten before and they| played it cool all the way, de-| short swift passes, that caught The method of attack was the defence flat-footed, Seide another contrast, with Kickers It was ruled that Peterboro's brought the 741- der ab : game with Italia be played in oi pounder Shear the biggest fish. Green had e intent on barging through the|received the ball on the run, Oshawa, but the two points'caught was a four-pound basse defence for close in shots, while Hungaria, being held tightly in check, relied on their long bul- let shots at which Budai, Simon and Varga are particularly good. | As it was, Kickers were get- the most opportunities, real spirited game, should have scored two in regu-| lation time, missing an open net from close in on one occa-| sion, but he more than made up for that later. The game opened up with Kickers on the attack and for several long minutes the Hun- garia defence were busy lads, | but the game gradually settled! down to a more even basis. It was evident that the heavy ground was more suitable to the Kickers style of play, which is of a more robust nature than | the fine short passing style of Hungaria, who need a perfectly | dyr field to be at their best. As| DICK McEVERS . .... ELI DUMAS STAN SARAMAK ... GORD WHITE ... RATZ WILSON d «++... President - ATTENTION ALL U.A.W. BOWLERS BOWLING STARTS SEPT. 15, 1961 AT 7 P.M. SHARP NIGHT SHIFT BOWLERS AT 1 P.M. SHARP EXECUTIVE AND CAPTAINS MEETING WILL BE HELD SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 10th, AT THE SHOPPING CENTRE BOWLING ALLEY, FOR INFORMATION PHONE: desasevarearaves 425-0210 ..Vice President ................ 723-7450 . . Treasurer cassis nnnerse 123-2581 AS0ETRIATY «oi ve rin vnvesserin ve. 125-9175 Reporter . ....i sivas snsennss 728-1463 C f Bolahood: a result, Kickers had an edge on chances but at the end of regu-| This A | At Port Hope last Saturday, |Trophy was an unqualified suc-|jine were William Joyce, Mrs.|Gordon MacMillan, Mrs. Jean cess at the Oshawa Lawn Bowl-|y Anderson and Mrs. E. Love-|Renwick and Jack Hunter won ing Club on Labor Day. The|jock with 19 plus 4 and George the Churchley Trophy in a mix- greens were in excellent condi-|Read, Mrs. S. Gibbs and Bruce ed trebles tournament. High for | joyed the play to the full. Smith -- Mrs F Merrill Jr : 4 > Tar A Te oo tion and the 26 local entries en-| McGregor with a plus of 12. | "In the one win category were two wins in this event were Mr. and Mrs. Jack Mouncey and The tourney, which was play-|Jack Piatti, Mrs. RK. McConnell Mrs. C. Churchley, of Oshawa. e d on the plus system, saw Fred|and Mrs. Chmara with 14 plus Grant Murray, 3.19 | Cochrane, Mrs. V. Highfield and|4 and James Miss ott ci, Mrs. J. Mrs. Murray and David Reynolds, of Oshawa, Clarence Foster win the trophy Morrison and Mrs. E. Jack-|were high for one win. with a score of 24. In second place with 14 were Jack Hunter, |son with a plus of 9. | The trophy was presented by The Black Memorial Trophy lin the mixed doubles tourna- Mrs. E. Bradley and Mrs. M.|Mrs. Norman Winter, who in ment, at Peterborough last Taylor. Third place for three [wins went to Dr. S. J. Phillips, nicliffe who had a score of 13. Mrs. J. Biddulph and Ben Tun- Iturn was presented with a bou- |quet of flowers. COLLECTING TROPHIES Members of the Oshawa club |Wednesday, was won by George Read and Mrs. S. Gibbs, of Osh- awa. Five Oshawa pairs took |part and all won prizes. Burlington Bantams Defeat Oshawa Dairy Burlington defeated Oshawa Dairy Legion Bantams 5-1, n the first game of the OBA Semi- 18,905.60 2.60 | Finals at Burlington on Monday | Jeffries, pitching for the home club, had a total of 17 strike- outs, as he served up a brand of pitching the Oshawa Dairy batters hadn't seen this season. walk and after stealing two bases, scored on Higgerty's single. : | Burlington broke the 1-1 tie |with a four-run splurge in their half of the 7th inning as Corneal {lost his edge. Jeffries started it] | himself, with a twobagger then h 3-1% Gomez -- W D Sta -9 4.9% Dittfach -- Lanson Farm 5- 5- Potts -- Mrs W J Yates Trainer G .M. Huntley. 1160 3.80 2.30 ieee. 280 20 3 Start good, won driving. 5-MELODY KING .... 3-BAHAMAS . Fifth Race PEABANAS 1 furlongs. $2,200 3-year-olds. Claiming all $7,500. Horse Str. Fin Jockey Owner Melody King 1-1% Dittfach -- C H Plait Bahamas 2-2% 22 Gomez -- T E Hays Sweet Peg 5 3.114 Fitz'ons -- Windfields Farm Chops On 1 3% 4% Robinson -- C Smythe Indian Line . h h 4-nk 5- Potts -- R L Ellins Winner b re, 8, Mr. Music Shillalah. Trainer E. Odorico. Start good, won ridden out. Pool 51,217. Quinella Pool 46,586. Parse Ww 1-1 Quinella 5 and 3 paid $28.00. 0 28.30 9.50 4.70 14.20 6.90 3.70 8-CORPORAL BIN 1-GOLDEN FLEE! 7-SAILOR MAN Allowances. Str. Fin Jockey Owner 1-3 - 12% Parnell -- W F Edmiston 2-5% Rem'd -- Mrs F MacLean 3% Dittfach -- White Oak Sta 4-2% Gibb -- L Maloney 1% Gomes -- Bill Beasley 2 3 6.5% McComb--W O, R W Young Manor Hill 118 2 2 62% 7-% Desp'to -- Manor Hill Sta Just Don't Shove 119 6 5 32 2nk 8- Coy -- C Smythe Winner b g, 3, Don Bingo -- Tracelene, Trainer W. F. Edmiston. Start good, won ridden out. Pool 94,400. Seventh Race $7,500. 3-year-olds Wt PP St One mile. Purse $2,600. Three-year-olds. Horse Wt PP St Y% Ya Corporal Bingo 111 8 7 T Golden Fleece 112 1 Sailor Man 116 7 Milton Man 109 3 Ramblin Wreck 119 4 5 Treasure Hunt 2 119 5 5 ~ 330 250 230 7--ANITA'S SON .. 3.60 2.70 7-STRONGBOY 5-HANDSHAKE and up. Allowances. A 7A Str. Fin Jockey Owner nk 1-1 22 1-1% Dittfach -- Lanson Farm h 32 1-h 24 Fitz'ons -- J E F Seagram 3 2h 31% 33% Rogers -- Harfield Farm nk 4nk MeComb -- P Del Greco 5-6% Adams--Green, Pink Sta 114 6 4 6-5% Gomez -- Bil] Beasley 12 3 4 §- 7- Potts -- Shermanor Farm Krakatao -- Anita, Trainer A, H, Warner, Pool 107,550. 2-JED'S FOLLY 8-SWITCH OFF cise 5-QUICK EDITION . : . Purse $1,000. 3-year-olds and up, Claiming all 7 furlongs, Purse Horse Anita's Son Strongboy Handshake War Eagle Palenque 4th Ch'pagne Velvet 121 114 had abe Eat) 4 5- 6 Start good, driving Eighth Race | miles. 13.20 5.50 3.30 Lo 470 300 and ose-sixteenth Jockey Owner Annesley -- J Annesley Jr D'fach--M J Badzmier'ski Gomez -- Mrs G F Badave Parnell -- C Turner Rogers--Short, Waterman Potts -- H C Burton Despirito -- R B Berini Morreale -- Triple R Sta Annesley Jr. Pool 104,584. Total Pool Fin 1-nk 2-nk 3-% oF = Se Jed's Folly Switch Off ' Quick Edition . Don's Sayso Rouge Rose .... Sagarius Xeno Luke x = PEE ERG REEL PRPPRLLR® --~AB ES LS NOWAD Eg 8 5 1 3 6 123 3 6h 3 7-9% 7 8. » Ti Ch: 's Dance 115 Janie's A mante. Winner b m, 6, War Jeep Start good, won driving $73,152. Attendance 19,804. | aonaNeHa® alner J. » - In the 100-yards race, Chris Chaytor was first, followed by 2.50 | {pinch - hitter Ralph singled. Brooks singled in the second in- Moore also singled and then ning, advanced on a couple of with one out, Skinner cleaned |wild pitches and scored on Jef-|off the bases with a home-run fries' own error. blow. | Brack had Oshawa's other hit,| Corneal allowed only six hits a single in the 7th inning. {but the four-for-four in the 7th Corneal, pitching for Oshawa told the story. |Dairy, was even better than! OSHAWA DAIRY LEGION -- | Jeffries for the first half of the Metcalfe, 1b; Ewart, cf; Elliott, | game. He was in a bit of trouble rf; Brack, 2b and ss; Brooks, due to errors, but he didn't|3b; Zak, c; Corneal, p; Waite, allow a hit until the sixth inning|ss; Foster, If; Baron, 2b. He allowed just two runs. {when Skinner opened with al' BURLINGTON -- Moore, ss; | Jr. Legionnaires Whip Burlington | Oshawa Legionnaires coasted) Whiteley, and Jimmie McCon- Ito a lopsided 21-2 victory over key led Oshawa's onslaught | Burlington, Sunday afternoon |against three Burlington pitch- |in the opening game of the On-|ers, including starter and loser tario Baseball Association best-| John McTavish, with three hits| |of-three Junior "A" play-off| apiece. |series, at Burlington. Second 5 x | {and possibly the deciding game|,, DIAMOND DUST -- Manager| is scheduled for Kinsmen Civic| Ted Roberts got the heave-ho in| Memorial Stadium, tonight atthe fourth inning from the plate| 7.45 p.m. |umpire. Seems Roberts used a Roger «Satch" Reeson bril-| &¥ choice English words (not liant left-hander on the "Motor printed in the dictionary) and [City squad gained credit for| o> ordered from he ciamoml the victory, hurling the firs Hors ton over de pd sl seven frames. Reeson who is Ie Bove, "who Just returned from fter a brief trial a few a tryout with Niagara Falls Jun- gers a ot : Stadi {ior Flyers, showed no effects Wooks bie E 5t Briggs Stalium. trom the week lay-off, collecting pher, who mopped up 2 peje of fits = Played aj 4 . |sound game defensively . . .| wo ares Yelay eS Late | McConkey who has seen limit-| night and tte scheduled Leaside|¢3 action Hig season, cashed inf Junior Baseball encounter, set five runs with some clutch hit | for Talbot Park on Thursday. OSHAWA LEGIONAIRES i TAKE CHARGE EARLY Etchells, c; Dowe, ss; Reid, 2b; | From the opening inning, the|T. Whiteley, Ib; Bell, cf; Pope, | | McConkey, | Ed. Milburn and Pete Mewett, in that order. Chaytor leads The Bruce Wood, - Ch Ch {Fa T h ith 17 ris Chaytor [serv 'trom group win 1 | points: Add To Lead | In the 880-yards run, Bruce Bruce Wood won the 880-yards| Woods came in first in the good race last week, to improve his|time of 2.07:2, followed by Pete lead with a point total of 14, in|Mewett and Andy Boychuk. the bid for The Legion Trophy, | Wood leads The Legion Trophy while Chris Chaytor was firstigroup with a total of 14 points at the tape in the 100-yards|and Mewett is next in line, with sprint, to bring his total to 17{10 points. points, in his bid for The Far-| Tonight, will see the 220-yards row Trophy. |race, at Alexandra Park and on Both competitions, annual | Thursday, the one-mile race will events for the members of the be held. Oshawa Shamrock Athletic Club|™ are nearing the final stages and] GIANTS MAKE TRADE while there are two different) NEW YORK (AP) New leaders in the two trophy events,|York Giants Thursday traded strangely enough the runner-up|two players to rival National in both competitions is Pete|Football League teams in re- Mewett. ; {turn for future draft choices. Since The Farrow Trophy is|They sent Bruce Tarbox, rookie gor short-distance sprints and|guard from Syracuse, to Los The Legion Trophy for middle-|Angeles Rams and Jim Leo, a distance races, Mewett's strong|linebacker from Cincinnati bid stamps him as a versatile playing his second season, to runner. (Minnesota Vikings. 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