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MIDGET LEAGUE Local 222, Navy Vets Both Still Unbeaten Local 222 and Navy Vets Picked up wins, last night in Oshawa Minor Hockey Associa- tion action to remain unbeaten and untied in Midget series ac- tion this young season. Both teams have captured their first two starts this young 1961-62 campaign and are tied for top spot in the eight team loop. Local 222 whipped Rotary 3-1 while Navy Vets showed a fine team effort downing Ki- wanis 4-1. In the other two games Cana- dian Legion blanked. Kinsmen omon opening the scoring and closing it which gave the win- ners their insurance marker. Garry Bradley was the other winners' marksman. For Rotary Gerry Abbott blinked the red light. LOCAL 222 -- goal, Moore; de ence, Stround, Dick; * for- wards, Dionne, Bradley, Waite: alternates, Dionne, Bowen, Cam- eron, Solomon, Griffin, Calford. Stone. Luke and Rose. ROTARY -- goal, Field; de- fence, Barr, Kitchen; forwards, Whitsitt, Moore, Brooks; alter- first win via the shutout routc downing Kinsmen 4-0. George Cassidy did a yeoman job in turning in the whitewash job. Ted Mushyoshi, Johnny Fair, Nick Haiwewich and Nick Bo- |Martin and Russ Korbak picked 'up the Firefighters goals. For LIONS 2, FIREFIGHTERS 2 Firefighters picked up this first. point of. the campaign, battling Lions 'to a 2-2 draw. Don THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thursday, November 23, 1961 5 NAVY VETS -- goal, McCann; defence, Knapp, Bremner; for- wards, Dawe, Leaming, Wester; alternates, West, Zak, McDonald, Sheridan, Rockburn, Crawford, Freeman, Baron, Pil- key, Cooks and Stacey. KIWANIS -- goal, Burtch; de- fence, Hobbs, Crossmas; for- wards, Waters, Kitchen, Cullen; alternates, Hornish, Corneal, Kaplin, Brower, Dick, Locke, Dubrowsky, Williams, Couture, Hough and Dervent. Officials -- Stan Comerford and Harvey Balsom. kosta, Martin; forwards, Gilette, Siblock, Parry; alternates, Stauffer, Snider, Forgeman, Bowman, Nichol, Korback, Mc- Evers, Davies, Miller and Noakes. NAVY VETS 4, KIWANIS 1 In the final contest Navy Vets trimmed Kiwanis 4-1. Four dif- ferent players hit the score for Navy Vets. Bobby Zak, John Barron, Dennis Freeman and Mike Sheridan were the. goal- getters. Ronnie Cullen scored Ki- wanis' lone goal, spoiling David McCann's shutout bid. Lions Harry Weldon and Bob Robinson tallied once. Firefight- ers co-nctminders Joe Hentig and Dave McCabe turned in sound jobs between fe pipes. LIONS -- goal, Lupel; de- fence, White, Maynard; for- wards, Reid, Richard, Jef- "erson; alternates, Robinson. |Keena, Weldon, Cameron, Kidd, |Neate, Strynatka and O'Connor. _ FIREFIGHTERS -- yoal, Hen- tig and McCabe; defence, Pa- kolo tallied the Legion goals. CANADIAN LEGION -- goal Cassidy; defence, Scattergood, Kay; forwards, Gomme, Dolak, Davies; alternates, Smith, Fos- ter, Crawford, Bokalo, Hane- wich, Tonkin, Mushyashi, oe Sutton, Fair and Brad- ey. j | | OU'LL ENJOY DEALING WITH ~ SPECIALISTS! i 1 EASY nates, D. Brooks, G. Brooks, : Cockerton, Cherpick, Domonkos, Suddard, Abbott, Wilson, Roach. and Suddard. LEGION 4, KINSMEN 0 Canadian Legion scored their KINSMEN -- goal, Chapman; |& defence, Bryant, Conlin; for- wards, Knonisky, Cole, Green- wood; alternates, Salters, Elliott, Martin, Studley, Gray, Billingham and Brown. AMPLE PARKING OLD WOODBINE RACE CHARTS CLEAR AND GOOD 3.20 2.40 8.30 4.20 HI 3.30 Copyright, 1961 by McMurray Publishing Co. (Daily Racing Form) WEDNESDAY, NOV. First Race Mile, $2,000, Horse Falls View Rubria Bitters Sauvagette Fiddlestick Lady Skip Castle Gay Hy Elector 115 Ace Orphan 115 Winner dk b or br g 2 County Clare Start good, won ridden out Double. pool 53,521. : K second Race #GREY D ENA $2,100, Two-year-olds. Claiming all $5,000. Me 'ws Str. Fin Jockey Owner 1-1% Rasmussen--G M Bell 2-2% Parnell--W J Farr 3-nk Dittfach-J B Lauder 3-1% 4-4 Robinson--G Zakoor 4nk 5-5% Fitz'ons--W G Morre 6-3% McComb--H F Peake -% Kallai--Mrs Von Richth'n Sandover--D G, P Sta Gubbins--G Groves Arm'g--W'choch, Tallman wittCurrent 2nd. Trainer E, Mann, Sei | BOWLING NEWS . 22, 2961 1-FALLS VIEW (en.) 8-RUBRIA 4-BITTERS 2-yemr-olds, claiming all $3,500. ' Str. Fin Jockey Owner 1-1% Parnell--Golden Oaks 2 Kallai--B R Steen rmstrong--I Tenney -4% Dittfach--Albob F'm sno Gubbins--W C Pitfield 2% Rasmussen--Pine Mrs J J Mooney Mrs S Hoover Sandover--J J, L. D Regan Trainer JC Meyer. Sine! 4.60 1 purse e°- 2 6. h 9 118 100 Ye WHY WAIT TO GET STUCK! Play it cosy by changing to Suburbanites right away. Let Canada's first winter tires get you going and keep you going through slush, mud and deep snow. For safety's sake, see us today. Set your mind at rest and save money too. WAS $26.50. NOW ONLY 19.95 WITH YOUR TRADE > aovavua ek SeauwuPproevey Jouve awo Teygors 1-2 4-24 Pool 29,341 21.60 10.99 10.20 1 mile. Purse Horse King's Method Grey Duke Marchena Eternal Lock Prince Sparkle Jamie Al Star Waberlohe Aptly Sunny Maple Vietory Gir 2 Winner » g, 2, Royal Melody Start good, won driving. 122 115 112 112 122 115 . lig 117 | 0- 8 Dally Double 1and 9 paid 50. Third Race Farlongs, purse $2,300, two-year-old: Horse ba, PP St % Ye JAN'S GARAGE 40 ALBERT ST., OSHAWA) PHONE 725-8371 30.30 7.70 4.60 'y 3.90 3.20 » " Navy Jay :.. Caledon Belle Absent Son Prince - = B 1.00 DOWN & 1.00 WEEKLY GOODFYEAR Dy SERVICE STORE 725-9351 62 KING E. MORE PEOPLE Gm RIDE ON OTHER KIND SESS es av wuvonrearte nawnnvehs e eye e Linked with Canadian growth and progress Miles, purse $1,900, lorse Wt PP 8 Su, enny . 17 Red Spray ...... 112 Taffy Smash ... 115 Sun Hash 1 Prince Robert War Caper Byawhisker Man OQ'Valor Winner br g 5 Zuccher Start good, won driving. Filth Race 7 Farlongs, Bors Page Service Fair Juror Brown Panther Menelodie Janet Yates 4 Winner > g 5 Bull Pag Start good, won handily uinelia pool 30,286. it 3 gee eres eee 23 117 atgoree aEgoHs Saegerous Saour . 1 3 4 8 6 5 2 7 '° CANADIAN OIL comepanves ,trmiten purse 32,600, wi PP it 2 3 4 5 1 e WHITE ROSE QUINELLA @ and 1 PAID $35.50 GASOLINES « MOTOR OILS D, Sixth Race 1 mile. Parse $2,400. 3 an Horse wee Dragon Lane Whitville Margrave Iilume Wayaway Chopoakee Lady Gangster Winner b c. 3, Hill Start good fab Margrave. Won driving. Pool 63,729 3.80 3.30, 2 70 6.90 5.10 4.60 ~~ {DRAGON NE .... 4-WHITVILL 6-MARGRAVE IWU NAA Str. Fin Jockey Owner 1-2% 1-% Robinson--C E Chesher 2-3 2-2% Kallai--A G Hedges 3-2% Kruger--G Raymond 4-2% Rasmussen--B Farara 6-2% 5-h Gubbins--C Baker % 6-2% McComb--J L Cooke Planning on Remodelling . .. Renovating . . . Adding A Room FIGURING ... PLANNING GOT YOU WORN TO A FRAZZLE PAGE - ' ie 3 i -RED SAIL veventin Race 1-WINDSOR FIELD 1 mile. Parse $2,200. 3-year-olds and up. Claiming all 86,00). Horse Weert 's 4 Str. Fin Jockey Owner Count Page 106 8 8B 8-348 1-no Harrison---Dew Valley Fm Red Sail 116 2¥ 2-no Kallai--E Doumani Windsor Field 115 3-614 Robinson--Donatella Farm | P! Treasure Quest 118 4-rk Sandover--R and J Howe Last Hour 15 5-344 Armstrong--L S Williams Ec¢gor's Lane 6-1% Gubbins-- or Ridge Sta 2% Rasmussen--P' T Rock McComb--Roycroft Sta battled to a 2-2 stand-off. E e E | REACH SETTLEMENT Bei Marghuerite $15,000 a year down this prize moose, a | Moore says it is the biggest | Moose Jaw, with three com: | jfact they had a one man dis-\arate maintenance in July. Coca-Cola team 62-53, F A ; 4 : | The winners were paced tojian of the Olympic Games, died TODAY'S GAMES |10 lead. Chuck Tuson led the|and 10 points respectively|were translated into a dozen p.m. and. Hayden Macdonald dard and Bob Reynolds kept the Reynolds and Bob Smith with Port Hope at Bowmanville,|ing basket for basket, with the! possession of first place. Coca- AHOBBY ISA KIND OF WORK 'with eight and Dave Thomp-| Concrete trav fae 2 GAMES FOR FRIDAY ¥ 8g P-| Concrete travel to Ajax, to take |bridge, 8.30 p.m. | Students increased their lead by|Cokes and Chuck Tuson of the ly shooting while Bob Souch car-|Falloon, 10. Total 62. R | Fouls 17-out-of-31. Fin, Jockey Owner ing 2 trom fy Lockwoods 2, Gillards 1;{ Coca-Cola put on their best 2 5-nk 5-1% Armstrong--P J Rock (262, 227); R. Roddick 641 (238, 207 631 (232, 224); A. Smart 630| and playing with four players Barnard. Start good, won driving. pool 60,034. (234, 214). | LADIES' MAJOR "A" LEAGUE Fin. Jockey Owner 223, B. Sholdra 222, 217, C. Cheski 221, ern Upholstering 1-20, Coca Colas 1-16, 5-1 Fitzsim'ns--Mrs M A Hib't os and B. Webster 203. LADIES MAJOR "B" LEAGUE The other| Pool 64,401. 2PAGE SERVICE ... 8.90 3.20 240|Nesbitts 2. | Scugog. 1. 22, Saywells 1- 17, Hendersons 1 - 12, F ; - 11% 1-2% Parnell--F Gorlick King 720 (262, 237, 221); Julie Keeler Top 10 -- Bea Alexander 265, Rolande | 953 Fy " Service Badge. Trainer D DCardella. ¥ (254, 229); Ev Harding 625 (235, 211)5 Fran Alexander 221 |Gladys Sutton 601 (216); Ede Ryan 601 Has Bins 19. Slee-ers 19, TV Boys 16, Led by Bill Keenan, the Sleepers came || i 5.80 3.60 2.80 Bilj Romanuk sparked the Has Bins The lowly Unmentionables shaded the |} . LOCAL 222 3, ROTARY 1 Young Ronnie Solomon fired two goals in pacing Local 222 to SAN FRANCISCO (AP)--Wil- ; ; ee i lie Mays's lawyer says the San oe gegen ee . | Francisco Giants centrefielder| MOOSE JAW HUNTER BAGS BIG MOOSE 'Coca Cola Cag er Moose Jaw hunter, A. L. | span across the horns. The | the last eight years. He was EAT thor aaieen Moore, fircd two shots from | horns have 13 points on the | hunting in the Hudson Bay | The Student Engineers' Club) But they soon fell behind| ment. She asked for $3,500 a : " : A jthe young Oshawa and District : 1,200-pounder, with a @-inch | of six moose he has shot in | panions. --(CP Wirephoto) | Waskathall Lanede -deadon Mues-| aavantage against them and the) z NATE SAEES ------__----_---- ee la : 8 . |Engineers walked off with a 62-/ WAS OLYMPIC HISTORIAN jday night at Simcoe Hall, by|53 victory. | BUDAPEST (AP) -- Dr. SPORTS - len: * | ENGINEERS TAKE LEAD __ |this victory by Chuck Tuson,| Tuesday night after a long ill- | The Students started off at a)Paul Smith, Dave Thompson,/ness. A mild - mannered Hun- very fast clip in the opening) Don Liddiard and newcomer) garian, he wrote more than 70 OCKEY | victors, sinking eight points) While for Coca-Cola, Bob God-| |anguage Oshawa Minor Assoc -- Juve-| along with Paul Smith and Don| dard topped all scorers on the ne nile League -- Tony's Refresh-|Liddiard's help, who divided|night's play with a fine 21- vs Beaton's Dairy, at 9.30 p.m.;|Colas within reach, netting five 13 and 11 points. | uh FRIENDLY both games at Oshawa Chil-| and three points apiece. ACK © - : en's, Arena a P " CAGE COMMENT--This was / The teams battled on even|the Engineers' second victory in 830 pm. _ |score ending in a 15-15 draw.|Cola played the game with only| \ WEDOTOFORGET THE KIND Little Big Five OHA Junior| Bob Goddard was the big '"'gun-|five players and put on a terri- WE GET PAID FOR. 7 620 '"C'? League--Stouffville at New-|ner" for Cokes throwing in 11) fjc display for being short-hand-| . bed son's four kept the Engineers\o9n the defendi : . , : , ending champio' | HOCKEY nee Sik vont out in front at halftime by a 33-| ajax Cagers . The pry | Little Big Five A Junior) 25 score. stars of the game went to Bob Lakeshore OHA Intermediate) two points as they came out on| Engineers' Club. League -- Bowmanville at Port! top 15-13 in the scoring. Thomp-| ENGINEERS Thompson, Hope, 8.30 p.m. json and Liddiard continued to|11; Smith, 11; Tuson, 16; La- jried the losers' load who were| Fouls, 6-out-of-16. left trailing 48-38 at three-| COKES -- Graham, 6; Rey- 7T-NAVY JAY OTOR CITY INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE) quarter time Ids. . : d 6-CALEDON BELLE The winning teams this week scored nolds, 18; Souch, 11; Goddard, 4-ABSENT SON 5.80 a1 2 to 1 victories with Westmount tak- : : -~-1| Officials -- Dave Kelly and 1-no McComb -- C Burton {Motor City 2, and Acadians 1. display of team play in the final|,, : . 24 4 Dittinch--C Smythe ae High Triples -- F. Schneider 747 (264,| period. The Colas lost playing-| Neilson and scorer, Bernie 4 5 'arnell--Pine e 263, $ 24 . ds «| : : ° waa es ae la Sg &!coach Gil. Graham midway\----o> 6-2% 6-2 Fitzsim'ns--W G Campbell |H, Canficlé 7-3%Robinson--J_ Billows (234, 222); D. Layton 626 (261, 22 #2% Harrison--White Oak Sta |jJ. White 626 (219, 206, 201); D. W made a gallant comeback from Small 115 12 624 (230, 223); J. Bell 618 (250); J, Noel| the ten point deficit to pull even 613 (218, 201): F. Hayward 611 (2403! with the Engineers at 49-49. i th R c be Oe +++ 12,00 cs nee High Singles -- D. Howard 255, =| ; SPR/ Sh 248, R. McGillis 240, J. Huckley x ourth ace 8-TAFFY SMASH 2 2.70 dae 535. C. Winacott 233, F. Linley 231,|, Standing -- Nu-Way Rugs 4.25, Wood. 1% llyn Beauty Salon 3-21, Horwich Jewel- # llers 3-20, Hayden Macdonald 3-19, Aca- Lis bona race a Lid Mysi'c W. Smith 217, M. Kalynko 216, S. Mel- "no allai. ich'n, 3 ni . 2. t ' 3-no Parn'l--Davies, Mont'y age ad yaph say od _ mith 209, 1, |Seusoe Cleaners 1-22 and Young Mod-| erns 0-16. | Nu-Way started the second section | 6-2% Gubbins--Double K Farm jon the right foot with 7-8% McComb--Cairnburn F'm over Young Moderns 8 Brown--Manor Hil Sta First night, second section. Points|games were all 3-1 affairs, the win- taken -- Bints 4, Glaziers 0; Burns 3,|ners being Horwich, Macdonalds, Aca-| Hendersons 1; Mitchells 3, Horne's 1;\dian and Woodlyn. On the short end! 1-FAIR JUROR 3,00 2.40 Standings -- Bints 4 . 18, Burns 3 - 25, i ' 3-BROWN PANTHER . 2.50| Mitchells 3 - 22, Motor City 3 - i |e ten oe 242), +oleuine were Mir 3-yearolds and up, Canadian foaled, Allowances. Whites 2 - 21, Nesbitts 2 - 17, Hornes|;;- . Glaziers 0 - 22 7 : A 25" 2-414 Robinson--Ruffsin F'm Ooer 604 Gils' thaw O61, Bicblcant, aot Gaye Otes Pena ie Gant 4-1% 3-no Har'son--Stafford F'm Sa 638, Olive Vaillancourt 633, Jean|999); Joyce Po! ' 4 oh a 43% MeComb--Kia Ora 'F'm ager ilancou 222); Joyce Porter 678 (266, 226); Joan |Tierney 254, Marie Hogle 239, Hazell py c : Pool 25,459. Weddep $33; Wl Greet S88, "Mlewalaanis anaes sacteath G1 CaO); Searing Nicholls 230, Blanche Strang 226. Jean|pingman 609 (231); Greta Tutton 606 Lemon Leaguer -- Effie Baldwin 98. |(941); and Berenice Saramak 600 (274). RADIATOR DEPT. | Millie Cameron rolled a 275 single Team Standings--Dubbers 32, Stamp-|?ut cuuld not get anything in the other Unmentionables 11, There was considerable improvement | shown in the brand of bowling this| to life and smothered the TV Boys 4 to) 0. Walt Polley had one of his better) nights. but received little support from | 730 4.79 '0 a 3 to 1 win over the Silent Six who| 3.50 |Were anything put silent. Dougie Tay-| lor and Sticky Mosier were the pick of Untouchables 3 to 1 in a mediocre dis-} lay that produced no individual stars. || > star ae Sap : TURN TO OSHAWA wo e D PR 6 D U Cc S Le 4-0 while Lions and Firefighters a 3-1 victory over Rotary. Sol- will give his estranged wife) 80 yards distance, to bring | right and 12 on the left. Mr. | area, 384 'miles northeast Of | notched their second victory of|@ain from exhaustion and the|month when she filed for sep- jturning back the | short-handed) mew scOoRERS |Ferenc Mezo, 75, official histor- quarter taking a eight-point, 18-/ Jim Falloon with 16, 11, 11, 10/works on the Olympics. They, Sta' ments vs Oshawa Dairy at 8.30\eight points while Bob God-|point effort followed by Bob | PHILOSOPHER: Lakeshore OHA Intermediate) terms in the second stanza, trad-|their outings to put them in ; 6.30 . i i hi i vei + h $3) market, 8.30 p.m. big points while Jim Falloon'ed, Friday, Nov. 24, Brooklin- "c" League -- Alliston at UX-| after the halftime break, the|Goddard and Bob Souch of | pace the victors with their time-|londe, 4; Lucas; Liddiard, 10; COKES STAGE RALLY 21; Heynenans, 2..Total 53. Allowances. ling 2 from Clarks, Homes by Harrison 9 fi 42% 32 4h Gubbins--Mrs H A Luro Richard 714 (296, 219); D. Solomon i ;|through this quarter on fouls; Rasmussen--T E Hays Winner b ¢ 2 Navy Page -- Princess Jay. Trainer R T |C. Weeks 601 (222); and D. Wotton 600) , claiming all $2,500. J. Goodes 227, D. Williams 226, J. Hart dian Cleaners 3-15, Strouds 1-26, Mod- 42 Rasmus'n--Mrs F W Mer'l | wiison 207, K. Brown 206, M. Thompson | a 40 victory | _ Trainer F H Merrill Jr. _ Motor City 3, Saywells 1; Whites 2 and|were Cokes, Upholsterers, Strouds and 7 ) | iad oe Onentee guess ie Bilida 731 (277, 228, 226); Isabelle| 'os a Ce oe tans ee 620 and Bert Cole 619. |Rogers 648 (263); Marion Hutchins 635 --|McPherson 225, Irene Severs 221 and| (972); Chris Collins 604 (218, 205); ers 24, Untouchables 20, Silent Six 19, [two games. week. Let us hope this trend continues. | _|his mates, the losers | 4-14 1-nk the Dubbers edged the Stampers 3 to 1.| Given the odd break and this score} could have been easily reversed. Ozzie | Wecks and Al Jamieson were the big| > > tondale Sta |Suns for the vanquished, with George | Parnell Newtondelvestei.. (Hubbard and Johnny Brockman (natch) | for the victors. | Walt Polley with 769 (274, 236, 259) ic .|took the high triple followed by Ozzie 6.30 3.70 2.80|Weeks 755 (246, 241, 268), Al Jamieson 6.10 4.30 |731 (204, 219, 308), George Hubbard 705 | 7.50 | (242, 263, 200), Dougie Taylor 667 (211, 230, 226), Jackie Brockman 637 (220, 115 16 121 118 3 'oke down -- Countershock, Start good, won driving. Pool 72,693, Windsor Field claimed by H. Comiellie.T. N. Patton. $6,000. Home Improvement Division Phone now and have our representative call at your home. You will apprec- iate the low cost and the efficient operation of our staff of skilled workmen. Eighth Race S-year-olds 2-JE! 8-PRINCE PORT 6-BRANT ATOR up. Claiming all $2,500. Str. Fin Jockey Owner 1-% Fitz'ons--Davies, Mont'y ER 1% miles. Parse $1,900. Horse Wier st $ Jet Turbine 13 2 8 Prince Porter 112 8 5 Brant Ator 113 Trust Him 115 Mayfair Mews 112 Dark Valley ..., 111 Evening Express 120 New ir 1 Swagger Stick 117 1 Winner b g, 6 Turbine -- Do Pool 69,313. Tota a {290}, Bill Keenan 637 (212, 209, 216), | | Bill Romanuk 633 (219, 242), and Sticky 22 McComb--J W Smallwood | Mosier 601 (229) | 3-nk Brown--A E, E A Fair Good single games were by Jim Poot Rasmussen--Mrs F Merrill 286, Burdette Dales 253, Bus Goyne 234, 5-3% Parnell--H Katz H. 'Titterton 228, Don Pringle 227, Bill 6-% Sandover--R W Patton {Moore 225, Bus Edmundson 221, Nels 7-1% Gubbins, Gentile, Cos'tino |Wilson 213, 205, Howard Vann 207, Bill 8-14% Robinson--Mrs R Marshak | Maxwell 206, 206, Bill Smith 205, Al 9- Kallai--C Hughes Haley 204, H. Boyd 204, John Bailey t Belltro. Trainer T. Oliver. 203, 200, Bud Edgar 203, Johnny Hodg- 2 Pool 511,296. Attendance 8,633. son 201 and Jackie Dawson 200. ;_ Lemon leaguers this week are Frank s |Barnum 63, 83, Bus Edmundson 87, Bud {as they would not give me a/Edgar 96 (this is the man who won the licence." pool two successive weeks) and Ron : a " Myers 95. | The indefinite suspension im- DUPLATE OFFICE LEAGUE Fi . Coy's Suspension s | ITl Hangover [posed on Coy had barred him| } | Ca es g from all North America at wpests o oer bowie' lors bate eae ~ ge bl 2 MAY BE PURCHASED WITH NO DOWN PAYMENT And No Payments Until May at Which Time a Small Monthly Payment Would Commence. Oshawa Wood Products LIMITED Sree YRee exer eet 2G Geae FOR ALL YOUR... LUMBER & BUILDING MATERIALS SEE... All Services Available at HEAD OFFICE AND SHOWROOM -- COURTICE 728-1611 or our location in THE OSHAWA SHOPPING CENTRE -- 728-1617 Where You May Buy Lumber and Building Materials 3 Ways REGULAR SERVICE POLICY--CASH and CARRY -- CASH and DELIVERY TORONTO (CP)--Jockey Al-|tracks. He claimed the suspen-jat the teams as they were placed on fonso Coy, reinstated Tuesday|sion cost him $20,000. | Standings Lia: Lasiesss 96. be ies z , Coy had only two days left in|Del's Bells 6, 15, 20,255; Untouchabl after a two-month suspension.) io be reinstated this sea-|5> 15. 20,607; Crandeli's Crawlers 3, 19,| will ride at Old Woodbine today | con ine Gio Paling that .a |19,952; Brown's Bowleats 3. 11, 20,158) 1 t be allowed to ride|~ r g @ SUS-|and Alley Kings 1, 10, 19,689. | but will no' pended jockey must ride .at| Individual Spot Light -- 'The honors| in Ontario next year. -- _ Hleast one race after being rein-|*t!s week go to Ann Cherry, who bowled . was suspended indefinit-| ctated 'i ja neat 300 in her second game, which | ry s I jstated where he was suspended | should hold the high singles position for! ely Sept. 22 by i Rac-| ----- a little while in her favor i ing Commission for wagering ai i The men this week took the secondary with bookmakers. The commis- 5 reg ion P Coek 20 very ctiee tel in teh of uel! sion announced Tuesday that he) oa ey AF) -- Kan-\tor us ladies, once in a while. Ed| sas City Athlet Il lose third) | had been restored to good esgic Sete: OS oe Joh Bigger He gal) pig the men a look-| s - 1 eron John-|i, © . <a s. pg{S0n to army duty Dec. 1, the rerech 282. George Parkin 227, 204, Bob But the 27-year-old native of/Athletics announced Wednes- nrown 226, Chris Mason 219, D. Mapple-| -- oye Pa., said -- day. Johnson, 23; a reservist, i Book Pe aes ES Gord Johanen| nesday: e commission told/the first on the baseball. club to/sig* 2%, Burt Jones 206. Harvey Wilson | me not to come back next yearjbe called by the army. 4 -- Pans ion = Wilf Anthony 7 '