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§ ] : i TE A # FIRST NOTE, WITH HARLAN UP, WINS 2ND DIVISION OF CARLETON STAKES HOBBS MEMORIAL grabs in the mixed trebles Lawn Bowling Club, Saturday, were won by Oshawa teams. Thirty-two entries from Whit- * |by, Bowmanville, Cobourg, Pet- erborough and Oshawa took art. by trophy was presented by Fire Chief R. H. Hobbs, a son of the donor, to William C. Cooke, Mrs. E. Clemence and Ewart Clemence, of Oshawa, their three wins. Harry Hobbs and Sidney Hobbs, two other sons of the donor, attended the presentation. In second place with three wins were Gordon MacMillan, Mrs. Jean Renwick and Sam MacMillan, of Oshawa, who had a score of 55. Third were John Morrison, Mrs. Morrison and Bruce McGregor, of Oshawa, OLD WOODBINE RACE CHARTS Copyright, 1961 by McMurray Publishing Co. (Daily Racing Form) SAT., SEPT. 16, 1961 CLEAR AND FAST First R PT us ace SRIGHT SERVICE 290 9 Foriongs. Purse $1800. Three yearolds. Cdn foaled. Cimg all $2500 wi Fin Jocke: Owner Horse t PP St % 1 Str Yancy 113 4 2 21% 2nk 1-1% 1-1%Dittfach -- White Oak Sta. Lotus 110 6 7 7- 7- -2 2-2 Parnell X -- Isaac Right Service 119 5 5 5% 52% 3% 3-% Harrison X-- Rotenberg Brian's Boy 119 3 6 63 6-1% 6% 4h Adams -- Turner W-Bay Page 121 2 3 4% 4h 4% 4nk C Potts -- G B Heintzman Michalena 110 7 1 11% 1-1 2nk 61 Gonzales X -- Paolone Jean Sirdar ... 113 1 4 3% 33% 7 7- Dalton -- Dew Valley Fm er ch g 8 Ferd --Roses are RedTrainer J. T. Kermath Start good, woa driving Pool 41,701. Double Pool 78,932. S d R 5-ELATED'S a 13.10 820 3n GEORGIA Q. . 5.60 3.3 econ ace SSN AND WIND 3 and wp. Claiming all $3,500. 5 $1,900. Four years # Furlongs. Puree y 1% Str. Fin Jockey Owner Wt PP St % Elatod's Pal 109 5 1 42 3h 31% lnk Dalton -- Dew Valley Fm Georgia Q. 112 8 2 31 41% 2h 2% Borgem'k '8mrs. Fishman Sun and Wind 109 3 6 74 76 5-4 3% Fitzsim's -- Mead North Bay 117 4 7 64 S52 41 4% P Remillard -- W D Hatch Chopapose 107 2 3 2nk 1-1 11 563% Parnell X -- Kereliuk Kennecott 115 7 4 lnk 21 6-1 6% Wright -- Willow Downs Dark Jet 120 1 § 5h 6% 7-3 7-% _R Armstrong -- Jo-Ann Sta W-Pouket 120 6 8 8- B- 8- 8- Potts -- Chaplin-Appleby Winner ch f 4 Palestinian -- Elated, Trainer L. Silvestrl Start good, won driving Pool 71-346 DAILY DOUBLE 4 AND 5 PAID $80.10 - $-BOBBY PIN ' 10.70 5.30 3.60 Third Race HAPPY HARRY 5.90 4.20 8-TOUJOURS 4.70 «+ 1.18 Miles, purse $2,000, 4-year olds and up, claiming all $3,500. Horse wt ¥ Fin. Jockey Owner Wright--M Viola b Fitzsi'ns--Bill Beasley 2 32 Parnell-J B Lauder 2 4no Dalton--Rosemary Sta .2 53% Cosentino--Ruffsin F"m 3 1 PP Str ints 6-214 McComb--Davies, Montg'y 7-23 Dittfach--M and M Stable 8-4% Adams--S Rotenberg Kruger--W E Herman Cavalaris Jr. Paorpemany Tab g - 9 9 Trainer L Start good, won driving Fourth Race 3-MILTON MAN 10 2-POPSAYSNO 5% S.WHAT'S BEHIND | soe Miles, purse $2, olds, allowances. ir Wien as LE ne L, Mal -) rate Lo 4 cl EY 21 Remillard Tomlinson = 's Behl 8 2.2% 3-6% B'menke--Mrs a band bre 7 : Fh ai 5-1 4-1 Dalton--Holtsinger, Davies 'Whiteborough 120 4 5 31 4% S52 Dittfach--C ly Grey Dust ...... 117 6 3 2-2 24 61% 6% Adams__Mrs H Trotsek Indian Cros: 117 17 7- ~~ 7- Potts--Zeus Farm Winner ch ¢ 3 Menetrier--Nandina. Trainer C F Chapman Start good, won easily Pool 96,132. GWHISPER'G WIND 13.80 5.90 3.80 3SUN DRIFT .............. 310 2.90 Fifth Race 3SUN DRI 9 Furlongs, purse $1,800, 3-year-olds and up, Canadian foaled, claiming all Str. Fin. Own 2nk 1-%4 B'menke--Kingfield Jockey er LANCASTER CUP Hungaria And Italia Win In Semi-F A good crowd turned out to|vastly improved and spirited inals wing to score and practically watch the semi-finals of the Lan-| Italia team battle in a grand|ensure the win.' caster Cup soccer play-off on| game against | Saturday evening and saw two Kickers team who, it must be | shutouts, with Hungaria edging| stated. never go down without a |Strila 1-0 and Italia. blanking fight,' 2 Kickers by 4-0. Again it was Lopes who lit the a determined| Kickers however were not |fazed in the least and kept | battling and until the end of the {game kept Italia goalie Rohr on his toes. At 34 minutes, DiDaniel'i booted home the last In the first tilt, neither Hun- spark that started Italia on their| goal of the game. From then on garia or Strila had any punchiyay to the final, scoring after jd the game played was far| three minutes of the first period. m {was ragged with little show of good passing and but for a gift| the period, with Kickers fighting Bog, Sun ny Yorma on the| hard to even things up gud the : ey ' one goal stood at the half. Joan hua little. opportunity of Early in the second half, However the win advanced | {0heS, £0} 1S Soro Toa, ot } : | S L Eg Hungaria othe final, and Con eierminaion, "gained coniro ifthe cub, "eeking grecner ad, Bad Jali cooped 1 thei {pastures across the border, they| oq 10 Score haven't done too badly. § : | ¥ At the 22-minute mark, Duiel- ITALIA IN FINAL la gave his team a big boost The second match saw alwhen he romped down the left the busiest man on the field was Roki, who played a tremendous being in Cup Class. Play gt they were unable to add to game against his former team- the score in the remainder of | mates and fully deserved his | shut-out. So now Italia neets Hungaria |in the final and for the first ;/time since the league was form- but| od they have a chance to walk laway with a trophy. Chances are that many former opponents will be rooting for Italia next |Saturday. Game time is 7.30 {p.m. in the stadium and one thing is certain, Hungaria will also be out for the trophy, so an | exciting game is to be expected. Kent's Western Tire won the annual UAW Area Council soft- ball tournament, held here at Alexandra Park on Saturday, defeating Black's Men's Wear in a thrilling opening game, then defeating Oakville 7-2 in KENT'S -- Malloy, 1b; De-| Pratto, 3b; Anderson, p; Short, | 3b; Bannon, ss; Locke, If; Le-| gree, cf; Johns, rf; Burk, c. WIN OVER OAKVILLE Kent's Tiremen defeated Oak- ville Local 707 by 7-2, behind Maxwell's three-hit pitching. Winner b g 6 Windfields -- Phylsovina. Trainer JW Elkins. | Start good, won driving lal Farm, G Magnusson, $2,500, whoring wna rs 5 0b 8 - . sperin ii A i dong lin 121 2 4 41% 3nk 35 2h Gibb--C H Uteck the semi-final and finally, beat Sherona ........ 121 4 3 21% 22% 1% 3-3%Dittfach--Four L's Sta ing out Toronto Local 112 in the Binewood ...... 116 3 6 6 6 A a as Merm) Sr final game, 3-1. Running Gold .. 115 1 2 3.2% 41 - -6Y4 obinson--Three > te tio A Limbo Dancer . 118 5 1 12% 1h 6 6 _Roy--Arjay Sta Kent's first game against their {fellow - league rivals, Black's, was perhaps the most exciting game of the day. They got to p d by North Ameri Pool 57,644. Quinella pool 46,588, Quinells paid $46.30. Talbot for three hits and a Sixth Race KE . 7 Furlongs, purse $7,500 added, 2-year-olds, Canadian foaled (gross $8,647.50. (First Division) orse Wt PP St % Le] Str. Fin Jockey Owner Sun Dan 119 9 5 11 12 1.2% 1-2% Remillard--W J Farr Caledon Belle 110 4 2 21 21 2-3 2.4% Robinson--C Smythe Bronze Turkey 110 5 6 31 42% 3-2%3.1%4 Despirito--A G Hedges Quality Maid 110 1 ® 6nk 7-nk 5-2 42 Smith--Shermanor F'm Sardonyx 110 6 1 41 3nk 4% 51% Harrison--Stafford F"m Gorm 13 7° 7- 8 8 7-2 60k Dittfach--Lanson F"m Quinte Blue 113 8 8 7nk 61 6-1 7-4% Adams--H A Grant Beatnik Bet 110 3 4 53 5.4 8 8 Fitzs'ns--Bill Beasley Sly Invader Winner b g 2 Ardan_ Sun Talent. Trainer W Thurner Start good, won ridden out. . 4.80 3.50 330 walk, for two runs in the first 6.50 520|inning, In the third they scored four runs on five hits. Climaxing -- and ending the rally -- was a home-run blow by Anderson that was wiped out completely when the proceeding runner failed to touch second base. Then Bannon won the game for Kent's when he walked in the sixth inning and after two out -- stole home with what Pool 20sec proved the winning run -- a 10.SUN DAN .......... 5.CALEDON BELLE 7.50 De Gibb--Bo-Teek Farm Seventh Race % Furlongs, purse $7,500 added, 2-year.olds, Canadian foaled iseeond Division) FIRST NOTE ...... 11.50 5.80 3.70 trick seldom accomplished in 7-PETER'S CHOP .. 410 2.50 softball. i Canadian foaled (gross 8367.00). | Back-to-back homers off pitch- er Anderson by McMullen and orse Wt PP St % % Str. Fin. Jockey Owner Bryan in the third inning, fol- First Note 110 2 1 22% 1h 1.2 1.2% Dalton--F R Conklin 9 1 Peter's Chop ... 113 8 7 5h 6.1% 4114 22% McComb--P Del Greeo (lOWed an error and a walk to 4 osc 13 9 8 62% 4h snk Ink Dittfach--Lanson Fm {Price, gave Black's four runs ammer, Tongs a! b -2 4.3 Smith--Bo-Teek F'm Vv i Windkin «ooo 11311 4 Th 22 2.1 52% B'menke--J E F Seagram and Yiey scored one in the fifth New Flight ..... 113 5 3 3h 51% 5h 6nk Adams-L Maloney on McMullen's double and Prize Crew arene ls s 3 Ri 33 7-2% 7-%4 Robinson--C Smythe singles by Bryan and McGarry ari Passu ..... - - 8-2 81% Potts--Bo-Teek F'm i i r Ever Amber .... 11010 8 101 11- 9. 9.2%Parnell--Bill Beasley and another run in the sixth on Fort Strome .... 119 410 94 10-nk 10-1 10-2% Hale--Brener, Crane two successive errors followed Especially 11 7 8 7% 71 11. Brown--View Hulloa F'm |by Morden's sacrifice and a Winner er f 2 Royal Note--Mahmette. Trainer M Fishman. rt good, won handily single by Price, to tie the score Pool 112,057, at 7.7 7-GREY MONARCH . 6.50 4.80 2.30 ) . Eighth Race 3-MAJOR TURLEY . 760 2350 BLACK'S -- Sutton, cf; Mor- 1-CHIC MISS (entry) 2.10 (den, 1b and c; Price, 3b; Mec- 1 Mile, purse $10,000 added, 3-year-olds and up, (Gross $11,330), Mullen, If; Bryan, ss; Me- Horse Wt PP St 4 a Str. Fin Jockey Owner Garr ¢ and 1b: Eldrid f: Grey Monarch .. 116 6 5 6 5h 2H 1-1 Fitzsi'ns__Windfields F'm x Ys > ridge, rf; Mator Turley ... 114 1 3 42 41% 24 Sno Pots--F M Clark Jr .|Ciark, 2b; Talbot, p; Garrow, ic Miss ... 114 8 6 5nk 6 -1%4 Dalton: an, osc . i Moony 124 3 1 ink 11% 31 42% Remillard_-Gian, Toscn Datetd in 7th; Maxwell, rf in Cyprian Cat .... 111 4 2 2h 33% 51 51% Pamell-C G Utek 6th; McKee, p in 6th. Handshake . 115 5 4 34 2nk 6 6 B" k i Sta Winner gr h 8 Grey Sovereign ~--White Lodge. Trainer G McCann. Start good, won driving, Pool 107,940. Total mutuel pool 12 days $5,543,817. Total pool 808,873. Attendance 18,635. Total attendance 12 days 122,819. Barrier Breaks, Three Scottish B t Gi 1 Ses, e; Meoibvary, 2b; Hi, M an, " Z, 5 C- an am ir S Sade cf; oie Tbs C. F " March, ri Soccer Fans Die Brooks doubled in the second for Oakville and scored later on| an error. He singled in the fourth and scored his team's other run when Worth followed with a single and Whitmire fan- ned but had to be thrown out at first base. Kent's Western Tire 'Wins Area Tourney six hits, he struck out six bat- ters and kept the hits scatter- ed except for the fourth inning when Toronto Local 112 got their lone tally. Pasiak opened with a single, B. Pollock also singled and D. Pollock was on via a choice play, on which an error left all hands safe. Oliver then singled to score Pasiak but B., Pollock was thrown out at the plate. Baron forced D. Pollock and Mestcalgs forced Oliver to end the inning and the Toronto team never scored again. They load- ed the bases in the 7th, with two Brooks, his team's pitcher as| it -- on three walks -- but B well as chief hitter, struck out| poilock hit into a force play to eight batters in the first three innings and four more before it was over. But he was also hit hard, Kent's collecting 11 hits. They finally clicked in the third on end the game. Talbot replaced Maxwell for his final out of the game and series. Kent's won the game 3-1 on the strength of Short's two-run homer in the top of the sixth four-straight singles by Legree, Johns, Maxwell and Malloy and| one by Bryan completed the three-run rally. They added three more in the sixth, includ-| ing a homer by Maxwell and| got one in the seventh to clinch| it | McDonald, 3b; Inglemart, ss;| Brooks, p; Worth, 1b; Whit-| mire, ¢; Johnson, If; Winter-| mute, 2b; Webber, rf; Muldoon, | batted in 7th. FINAL GAME CLOSE | Maxwell again went to the, mound for Kent's in their third game of the day, the tourna- ment final and while tagged for inning, to break the 1-1 tie. Biyan opened with a double then Short connected for the long one. Prior to this, Legree had singled with one out in the second and scored after two out on a twobagger by Howes, to 'OAKVILLE -- Robinson, of: | put Kent's in front at that point, Kent's collected eight hits off Baron but he kept them off a rally until Short's homer in the sixth, Oshawa Entries Dominate Trebles Play Prize List Eight of the 10 prizes up for| tournament for the Hobbs Me- morial Trophy, at the Oshawa who had a score of 58 plus 6 for, with a score of 50; W. Raymond, Mrs. Darling and Mrs. Gimblett, of Peterborough were next in line with 48. Prizes for high score with two wins went to Charles White, Mrs. White and William B. Pier- son, of Oshawa, for a score of 54 plus 4. Second were Fred Cochrane, Mrs. Cochrane and Mrs. W. J. Langmaid, of Osh- awa, who had a score of 51 plus 4 Walter Kilburn, Mrs. Oatway and G. Oatway, of Osh- awa, who had a score of 51, were third. High with one win were Dr. S. J. Phillips, Mrs. S. Gibbs and Mrs. William Joyce, of Oshawa, who had a score of 45. One-win prizes were also won by W. Scott, Mrs. Hepburn and Mrs. Cullen, of Peterborough for a score of 44 plus 1. | Consolation prizes went to Everett Jackson and his Osh-| awa team who had a score of| 37 for no wins. The Oshawa club will hold a) G.|Bill Lockwood from the THE OSHAWA TIMES, Monday, September 18, 1961 11 Vikings Open Season Beat Wanderers 12-3 Oshawa Vikings successfully opened their 1961 rugger sched- ule on Saturday at Lakeview Park. The Vikings outclassed Toronto Wanderers II by the score of 12 to 3 in the season's opener in the Ontario Inter- mediate Eastern Rugger Con- ference. From the beginning whistle, Vikings gained control of the game. Early in the first Joy ings scrambled on a rolling ball in the Wanderers' end zone, to give Oshawa a try for, three points. Don Taylor nar- rowly missed on a wind-blown convert attempt. Nearing the end of the first half the Vikings hard-running backfielder, Jim Hinkson, dash ed over the goal line form 15 yards out to give the Oshawans another three-point try, which also remained unconverted. This brought the half time score to 6 to 0. The second half started with the Toronto Wanderers forcing the Vikings deep into their own territory. Dave Goldman, play- ing as a substitute for the Wanderers, took advantage of an Oshawa penalty and kicked a three point field goal from 25 yards. This seemed to revitalize the Vikings and Hinkson again gal- loped over for another three- point try, after receiving a well-executed pass from Wayne Voege at the Toronto 15-yard line. The convert attempt again fell short. With less than five minutes playing standoff half for the Vikings, grabbed a short later- al pass from Don Taylor and ran 65 yards for the best run of hte day and the final score of the game. Don Taylor's convert attempt was again blown wide by the wind. On Saturday, the Oshawa Vikings host the To- ronto Welsh Athletic Club, for an -xtibition match at Lakeview ark. Next scheduled league action for the Vikings is Saturday, Sept. 30 against the Toronto Old Boys. Training sessions are still be. ing held at Lakeview Park every Tuesday and Thursday evening. , Lace, Voege and Shepherd; Backs -- Taylor, Williams, Nielsen, Boyd and Hinkson. CANADIAN TAKES RACE BRIDGEHAMPTON, N.Y. (AP)--Ipor Lloyd of Toronto won the featured 124-mile 500 cc event in the international road motorcycle races Sunday. The race was run over a 15- mile paved course. September 23, men's jitney at 7:30 p.m. today and its last tournament of the seaeson Saturday, Sept 23, when the Felt Trophy will be the piece de resistence. This event will be held in two draws at 9:30 and 11:30 a.m. respectively. Balmy Beach Defeat Imps In spite of an impressive per- formance along the line, which stamped yesterday's game as their best defensive display of the season, Oshawa Imps were| forced to absorb a 27-6 licking from Balmy Beach, in their Ju- nior Football Conference clash, at Toronto's Pantry Park, yes- terday afternoon. LADY BOWLERS STAY 41 HOURS PETAWAWA (CP) -- The ladies in this Ottawa Valley community refused to be bowled over by their men- folk, even if it means stand- ing on their feet for nearly two days and two nights to win their point. Two weeks ago, a team of six males completed a 40- hour stint of non-stop bowl- ing and claimed their feat was something of a record. Last Thursday night 12 fe- males began loosening their throwing arms. They called it a day 41 hours and six minutes later. MONDAY, SEPT. 18 8:45 P.M. OSHAWA ARENA International TAG TEAM Championship A 1 Billy Red Lyons & Dominic Bravo versus Cyclone & Hurricane SMITH Special Semi-Final Taro SAKURO (socra-spiting som vs Tony MANOUS Pat Flanagan Man Mountain Campbell vs Tickets on Sale ot CASINO RESTAURANT Ringside $1.50; Generel $1.25; Children $1.00, Pat Milosh, Promoter eo FREE EXHIBITION PARKING o Score at half-time was 7-0 for| the homesters, following a hard-| fought session that saw Imps) twice get within paydirt range| only to be stalled by Balmy| Beach's powerful defensive unit. On the kick-off for the second half, Broadhurst, backfield star, ran the ball back behind superb | blocking, and went all the way to make it 13-0. Two other unconverted touch-| downs completed the winners'| total, Soralino getting his second| and Brown counting another, both on well-executed forward pass plays that pin-pointed oly awa's mapor defensive weak- ness. Quarterback Bob Boissoin en-| gineered one successful march of the field by the Imps, climax-| ed with Tom Chasczewski going| across for an unconverted touch- down. ] Imps get a change for revenge | when they take on Balmy Beach again, in their next home game, | here at Kinsmen Stadium, this, Friday night. Woodview Park Holds Its First Golf Tourney A number of golf enthusiasts) from Woodview Park area par-| ticipated in a golf torunament, held at Dufferin Golf Club, Sunday morning. Low gross prize for the day was won by Don Clark with 87, followed by Bob Germond 88, Cy Campbell 89 and Bill Clark] 90 The "Most Honest Golfer" a- ward went to Walt Dowe with 119. This trophy is on display at Woodview Community Centre. It is the hope of the sports committee that golf will be a regular part of the Park's rec- CS" ALL TYPES - ALL MAKES - BEST PRIGES Highest Trade-In ® Complete Hunting Supplies 12 GAUGE IMPERIAL 4-5-6 SHOT REG. 3.95 SPECIAL, . . . . Box2.85 MITH® PORT PHONE 123-9311 reation activities for 1962. TORONTO 112 -- B hy. Mi; T. Pasiak, ss; Riddiford, cf; M. Pasiak, ¢; B. Pollock, 3b; D. Pollock, 1b; Oliver, M; Baron, p; Metcalfe, 2b; Mos- toway, rf in 3rd. : OLD COUNTRY SOCCER LONDON (Reuters) -- Results of soccer games played in the United Kingdom Saturday: ENGLISH LEAGUE Division I Birmingham 2 Burnley 6 Blackburn 4 Aston Villa 2 Blackpool 1 Notts F 3 Cardiff 1 Man United 2 Everton 5 Ipswich 2 - * Championship NIPIGON --Huernergard, ss; McNab, 2b; Valencourt, c¢; B. March, 1b; Merrick, p; Branch, 3b; Crossman, rf; Monaghan, To Connaught cf, Johns, If; Lynd, batted in Connaught Park girls cap-|7th. GLASGOW, Scotland (AP) -- Three spectators were killed and 50 injured Saturday when a barrier collapsed at a soccer game and scores of fans fell in a writhing, screaming heap. Fulham 2 Leicester 1 Man City 2 Bolton 1 Sheffield U 1 Sheffield W 0 Tottenham 1 Wolverhampton 0 West Brom 4 Arsenal 0 West Ham 2 Chelsea 1 tured the Oshawa CRA Neigh. | SPORTS BRIEFS borhood Assoc. Bantam Girls SETS RECORD Softball League championship SASKATOON (CP)--Phil Le- honors for 1961 when they de- feated Nipigon Park girls 8-4 on derhouse of Prince Albert, Sask. Canadian blind golfers cham- Saturday. | The winners struck for four pion, set a world record Sunday in winning the Saskatchewan runs in the first inning on a walk to Merry, bunt by Gillies, blind golfers title here. Leder- house shot an 89 for 18 holes, a single by Hill and then doubles by Shultz and McQuade, after there were two out. They added two more in the third by beating the 91 posted in 1955 by Charles Boswell of Birming- ham, Ala. HAS GOOD DAY Hill and Dean with Glover and C. March helping out and in the fifth, Dean and Shultz scored TAUNTON, Mass. (AP)--An March and in the third inning, |unidentified bettor took home Huernergard and McNab were|$28,732.80 Saturday night after igon's final run in the 7th. turn on a $2 wager at the tick CONNAUGHT --- Merry, ss;!was $22,054.60. to complete the total. Shultz pitching for Con- naught, gave up a homer to B. both safe on errors and B.|picking four straight winners in March's single brought them|the twin-double at Taunton dog home. Huehnergard scored Nip-/track. The previous record re Division II Brighton 0 Liverpool 0 Bristol R 2 Leyton Or 1 Derby 3 Preston 2 Leeds 3 Stoke 1 Luton 1 Southampton 4 | Middlesbrough 1 Huddersfield 0 Newcastle 2 Swansea 2 Norwich 3 Sunderland 1 The railing holding back part of 70,000 persons who jammed the Ibrox Park Stadium for the Glasgow Rangers - Celtic game gave way in the final minutes of the contest. The crowd surged forward in the excitement of a tying goal and thousands were trampled in the rush. Ambulances rushed/Walsall 1 Plymouth 0 the injured to hospitals while Division IT extra police, called out for the Barnsley 0 Crystal P 3 game, sought to untangle the|Halifax 2 Watford 0 mass of screaming spectators. [Lincoln 1 Bristol C 1 The goal which released the|Notts C 3 Brentford 1 tension allowed the Rangers to| Peterborough 2 Grimsby 1 keep intact its unbeaten Scottish| Porstmouth 2 Newport 2 League record with a 2-2 tie.|Port Vale 3 Bradford 2 The game matched Glasgow's|Queen"s P R 1 Bournemouth 1 two top teams, a traditional top-| Shrewsbury 1 Coventry 1 interest contest. Southend 2 Reading 2 It was Britain's worst sports| Swindon 1 Hull City 1 { disaster in 15 years. In 1946, 33| Torquay 1 Northampton 2 were killed and 500 injured in a Division IV similar incident at a soccer|Aldershot 3 Oldham 1 | game in Bolton. Barrow 1 Workington 1 | | Falkirk 1 Stirling 0 |Rangers 2 Celtic 2 Brauiord C 0 Accrington 1 Carlisle 1 Darlington 0 Chester 2 Southport 0 Colchester 6 Hartlepools 1 Crewe Alex 0 Wrexham 3 Mansfield 3 York City 1 Millwall 2 Chesterfield 1 Rochdale 2 Doncaster 3 Stockport 3 Gillingham 1 Tranmere 3 Exeter 4 SCOTTISH LEAGUE First Division Aberdeen 3 Dundee 1 Dundee U 3 St. Johnstone 0 Hearts 4 Hibernian 2 Kilmarnock 4 St. Mirren 8 Motherwell 5 Airdrieonians 2 Raith 2 Dunfermline 2 Second Division Albion 2 Hamilton 1 Alloa 6 Stenhousemuir 1 Clyde 2 Queen's Pk 1 Cowdenbeath 4 East Fife 4 Dumbarton 4 E Stirling 1 Forfar 1 Arbroath 2 Montrose 6 Brechin 0 Morton 1 Ayr U 1 Queen of S 3 Stranraer 1 IRISH LEAGUE City Cup Ballymena 0 Distillery 0 Bangor 1 Crusaders 2 Cliftonville 1 Glentoran 2 Derry, City vs Portadown ppd Glenavon 2 Coleraine 1 Linfield 2 Ards'1 Amateur International (At High Wycombe) England 1 Iceland 0 104 KING ST. W. 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