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"FORT ERIE RACE CHARTS Holds Three Titles FRIDAY, AUGNST 4, 1962 First Race 5-4 21% 12 & ecuaues 13 52M 7- poppe b, £3, Dorenes Lad -- Start good, won easily $-RED FLYER |... OO iE ee ettoeee mine, 3-year-olds Canadian foaled, maidens. Purse $2200. sx" % Owner cca, reainay 8, Comet Pool 23 CLEAR AND FAs? Fin Jockey 1-7% ee ae ara 2-8% Kallai--M Miljus a1-% Fitz'ons--Mrs Von Rich'n 46% Simpson--Mrs J Zoro 58% Dalton--Stafford Fi = Watters--Mrs J V 'Hunter Krohn--J Leneck Double Pool 43,42) ae BH 3-2 351 Second Race arenes, Chatman all Sc Ree aig i $3500, Purse $1900 REGENT STREET 11.00 4 PIPE BAND 6-TRAFFIC COUNT Str Fin Jockey Owner 4-2% 1-1% McComb--C oy -2% 2% Gordon--Mrs S Strom 8-1% Harrison--Mrs B S Chris be 9 -- D'fach--Millard, McDonald Pega J Starr 37,277 DAILY DOUBLES and 5 PAID $32.80 Third Race 5% Furlongs. Two-year-olds. wt PPS? % 4 6 1 bak TL lane Street... 108 5 5 61 7- Winser chow Agitator 2nd--Whirlaron, Trainer D. M. Davis Jr. Pool 46,683. Start good, won driving. Fourth Race % Melody Dark Jet .... Song of Wine Handshake 2 ih Wings of Winner br c 4 Mr. Musie Start good, won driving. 31 4Q-BERR 3-SOUND me Aliows.. Purse $2400. ) 1 8-DARK JET 4SONG OF WINE © Furlongs. Thrée-year-olds and up. Claiming all $3500. Purse $1900. Wt PP St Lik 6-1% Dittfach--Mrs. G. F. Badame ; Sere STAGE NOTHING SACRED . Fin Jockey Owner 1-h Clark -- Quisenberry 2-1% Dalton -- Stafford Fm 3-1 Anyon -- Mrs. oo 44% Lanoway -- 5-2% McComb -- Del ge 6-3% Ture't -- Mrs. Merrill Jr 7- Parnell -- Bordonaro 6-4 Ts "MELODY KING ... 680 3.70 2.60 6.60 3.80 . 3.10 Str Fin Jockey Owner 3-2 -% Remillard -- Carne Sta 2-1 2-1% Wolski -- Jo-Ann Sta 4-1% 3-1% McComb --- Segedinac St 41% Potts -- Hartfield Sta 5-1 Turcotte -- Raymond 6.nk 7- Kallai -- Mrs. Tuske | --Shillalah. Trainer E. Odorico. Pool 50,782 | QUNELLA 4 AND 5 PAID $46.80 Fifth Race © Furlongs, Three year olds, Canadian Wt PP &t % Pont e119 i 3 2nk 42 +% 5- berg br ¢ 8 Ball Page -- Dress Cirel Trainer P .MacMurchy » won handily. Sixth Race 4-10 5 5- ote gd eh g& seat tna _ " Golt Gal. Trainer Fag Fishman. ving. Pool 54,912. » won dri 4-LAVELLA 5-BATLING WAY 2-OWN COLLEEN 2-BLUE CROON 6-AXEMAN 1 and 16th Miles. aoe year olds up Allowances. 15.10 6.70 2.60) 4.10 2.40/ 2. foaled. Allowances. Purse $2700. Str Fin Jockey Owner 13 1-2 Dalton -- Marshall 22 22% Harrison -- Ruby 3-2 3-2% Fitzs's -- Windfields Fm & 4-nk H. Bolin -- J, V. Martin H Dittfach -- W A Graul "-HOOKER 8.90 3.60 2. 2.90 2.10 . 2.10 Purse $2800. Fin Jockey Owner 1-1% Anyon -- Badzm'ski - 27% Clark -- Cosgrove 3-2% Dittfach -- Lanson Fm 4-4% Bolin -- Morrissey McComb -- Kia "Ora FM Str 2-4 Greg 8- 5 Seventh Race One and Wne-stztoenth maltes. 3-year-olds and up. Claiming all $3500. Purse $2000, |and a will to win,' Str t % % ely Susy . Winner b, g z Sheilas Reward -- Molly Flag. Trainer D M Davis Jr Start good, Pool 61,8! won driving 2-MR. JACOPO UNSTAR HAPPY HARRY 5.40 er ei] 4.00 3.00) 2.90 Fin Jockey Owner 2-2% 1-4 Clark--B J Harmon 2-5% Fitz'ons--Cairnburn Fm 3-% Turcotte--Bill Beasley | 41% Simpson--J E D Ryan | 1% Wolski--M Taillieu ¥% Rogers--M J Hawkins 4 Anyon--G R Gardiner H. Dalton -- K R ---- Fm 5- 6-3 7-34 8-2 9- Harrison--Longview 3 Eighth Race 2-SMIRLYS ROU 4STAR SKIPPER -SUN AND bal soe. 410 By a 6.00 miles. 3-y 6-2 21 3 2 4 7 6 1 5 8 ids and up, C! 4h $4 + ae a all $2500. Purse s1bo0, 1-4 Turcotte--J Ra i 2-2 Krohn--J S right--Dixon, Biamonte 5-2% Wick--Mrs J Major 61% = cess ag Sta 7-3% Fitz'ons--J H 8 Kallai--R foi Pte Szass Winner b, m. 7, Windfielaa - any Cis, Trainer J J Mead Pool 62,660 Attendance 7,944 Total Pool 433,003 | SPORTS IN BRIEF S TORONTO (CP)--You could hardly blame little Judy Stew- '90|art if she were discouraged The 17-year-old Toronto high school student won the one- metre, three - metre and 10- metre titles at the recent Cana- dian diving championships in Vancouver. Ye she made it only as an alternate on Can- ada's British Empire Games team. She has had to practise 10- metre diving from the tower of an old windmill because there isn't a proper platform in this go | Part of the country. She had only one day of train- ing from a platform before go- ing to the U.S. indoor cham- pionships and came home black and blue but with a silver medal for finishing second. And in Vancouver the straps of her bathing suit broke dur- ing a difficult dive and she had to be escorted to the dressing room in a towel. She returned undisturbed to win the last dive and take the Canadian title. With all this, 98-pound Judy, who stands slightly less than five feet, is not bitter. "Tl just have to work that much harder," she says, "'Per- haps I could make the 1963 Pan- American and 1964 Olympic team." COURAGE AND PATIENCE Her coach, Don Webb, was philosophical when it was learned Judy would probably not be going to Perth, Australia, for the B.E. Games. "The association has only so much money and a trip to Aus- tralia is quite expensive. It's un- 29/ fortunate, because I feel Judy could have returned with a medal." Miss Stewart started diving a little more than two years ago and even her coach concedes she "looked awful." Working five days a week' }and three hours a day, Judy | ade rapid progress. "She has courage, patience " Webb says, and it's evident from the deter-| mination she applied to gaining skills in the 10-metre dive. | "There is an old windmill in |Picton, Ont., with a homemade| tower which 10) m isn't quite [cleats high. We had 10 or 12) =But Only Alternate | On Canada's BE Team TOP CANADIAN DIVER-- Although she holds three Ca- nadian diving championships, 17-year-old Judy Stewart of | Toronto will be only an al- ternate on Canada's British workouts there before we left for Vancouver." Judy still has hopes of going); to Australia. It would happen if| SPORT FROM BRITAIN é CRS ee ON Pe THE OSHAWA TIMES, Seturdey, August 4, 1962 }] By PAUL WESTBROO) LONDON (CP)--Fiery Fock. py sce or is in trouble again. Yorkshire Cricket Star Is In 'Hot Water' Again | Mandarin Was Britain's Great Steeplechaser LONDON (CP)--One of Brit- ain's best-loved steeplechasers has run his last race- Mandarin, a gallant little bay jumper with the heart of a lion, endeared himself to British and French racing fans gruelling seasons. has been retired. Imported from France as a "My swearing has cost me 70 Test wickets," says the 32-year- old batsman's nightmare, 'They' left me out of two overseas tours because they thought I was a social lability." through er, He now Teens an a ee oe ee ener ee shire cri Hie Mes bs bese, but not as in 51 starts. He competed in the top class and won pact g big races as the Cheltenham Gold Cup, Hennessy Gold Cup and the King George VI Chase. But it was not so much racing record or his spinning capacity t hat him a favorite of the fi mane a 8 much before a match in 1897. Like many pre-war bowlers hi is money- made crowds, and sizzles over or onto the batsman's head--depending how fast he can. duck, WILL VISIT U.S.S.R. SOUTH ORANGE, N.J.. (AP) Davis Cup players Donal Bell and Frank Froehling, t- man Cup star Billie Jean Mof- fitt and U.S. clay court cham. pion Donna Floyd will represent the United States at the Rus- sian national tennis champion- ship in Moscow Aug. 12-19. Rus- sia has agreed to send four of its players to the U.S. national championships at Forest Hills, N.Y., Aug. 29-Sept. 9. 200 . pound frame, Yorkshire's favored sportsman explained that he had arrived at Taunton after a 300-mile car drive and| asked to be awakened at 9: 15) He overslept and an apolo- pro- | to wake him at the 'SOCIAL LIABILITY' Trueman went before the crusty club committee with the| | \threat of suspension hangine| over his head. But he got off : with a reprimand and the Eng- land selectors, who had chosen him for the fourth Test against Pakistan, breathed a sigh of relief. Trueman's most famous gentleman's disagreement hap- pened several years ago when England officials took excep- tion to his choice of words and jremoved him from the team. yop QuALIT! and BUILDING MATERIALS pa ie] be DO ET MORE FOR LESS MASONITE Ya" -- 4 x 8 Sheets 1.56 POPLAR PER SHEET .. PER SHEET .. UNDERLAY V4" ---- &' x & Sheets 1.11 FIR SHEATHING 5/16" ~ 4'x8' Sheets seer .. 2ul6 SHEET .. @ BUDGET TERMS MILLWORK & Building Supplies Ltd. @ 6 TO 60 MONTHS TO PAY 1279 SIMCOE NORTH 728-6291 Open Daily 7 AM. to 6 P.M, Fri, tit 9 PLM, Empire Games swim team to compete in Australia later this year. Judy won the one-, three- and 10-metre diving titles at Vancouver. (CP Photo) | NU-WAY _ RUG CO, LTD. CARPET SALES and PROFESSIONAL RUG CLEANING one of the regulars for some| reason didn't make the trip. But for the present she is aim- ing at the U.S. national cham- | pionships in August. FLED HUNGARY Canada's Kayak Champ Has Had Tough Road TORONTO Pe el Joo, Budapest pee. a -born champion, has fn gpm ordeals in ay od rot his favorite sport. leaves for Germany Sun- DERBY RUN TODAY AKRON, Ohio (AP) -- Sunny| skies are promised for today's! silver anniversary running of| the All - American Soap Box| Derby when a record field a 183 boys coast down Derby Downs in quest of $30,000 in col-| lege scholarships and other) prizes. A sellout crowd which| may reach 60,000 is expected! fo the races down the 975.4-foot| asphalt slope. It will take about two hours to run the 46 scheduled heats down the three-lane course and determine the first-place win- ner, who gets a $5,000 college) scholarship. All contestants won local el- | imination races in the gravity- powered cars, which must com- ply with a rigid set of specifica- tions. The boys come from| nearly every state and there| are entrants from Canada, West Germany, Venezuela, the Phil- lippines and Puerto Rico. RECALL UMP CINCINNATI (AP) -- Presi-| dent Warren Giles of the Na.| tional League said Friday um-) pire Lee Weyer will be recalled from the International League! to replace Chris Pelekoudas, re- covering from minor surgery. Weyer was scheduled to become a member of the National League umpiring staff | ast year, but was out much of the season with injuries suffered in| an auto accident. DO YOU NEEDA OAN UNTIL PAYDAY? NAGLE TAKES TOURNEY LYTHAM ST. ANNES, Eng- land (AP)--Kel Nagle, Austra- lian golf star, shot 68 and 71 for a 278 over the nearby Fair- haven course Friday for an easy victory in a 72-hole pro British Ryder Cup star, took over the nearby fairgrounds tournament. Bernard Hunt, second place with 279 and George Will, another Briton, was third with 280. TORONTONIAN WINS MUIDEN, The Netherlands |(Reuters)--Paul Henderson of |Toronto sailed Syndi to first place in Friday's event in the international flying Dutchman class races on the Zuider Zee. He also won Thursday's first race in the series. R. D. H, Ste- vens and G. Cramp of Canada finished sixth in Friday's third race for the hornet world cham- pionships, in their boat Falsetto. day to represent Canada in the world's kayak championships at Essen--the result of six years of ing, hardships and training. It all started in 1956 when Joo, then 19, decided his only chance for: survival from the Soviet invasion of Hungary was border, hiding during the day marching at night. His frist scrape with the Reds came when he hitched a ride on a Red Cross truck. The truck was stopped by Russian patrol and credentials were checked. It was immediately discovered that the passengers were esca- pees from Budapest and they were lined up in front.of a firing isquad. Luck was riding with Joo: Be- cause he was wearing a grey raincoat similar to the ones sported by Red Cross workers he was mistaken for another driver and allowed to go. | 174 Mary St. W. PHONE 728-4681 trip in seven days, pinching pennies en route. Assisted by officials of the WILSON | ACADIAN ELECTRIC MOTORS CLEANERS Motor nepew fi di Shirt Leund Storage 299 Bioor St. E. PHONE 728-5141 be ° all types of Electric pl New and Used Motors 395 Oshawa Bivd. S. PHONE 723-4362 BICYCLE SHOP C.C.M. and RALEIGH BICYCLES ice--Parts Keys Made 497 Simcoe St. S. Phone 725-3979 Toronto Sailing and Canoe Chib, Joo got a job and started train- ing. Within four weeks he won. his | first 1,000-metre kayak race and | hasn't lost one over that dis. | A Weekly Calend of Events... Joo joined about 40 other Freedom Fighters, escaped Russian machine-guns, crossed safely through mine fields and finally swam a river to Austria. After four weeks he moved to England where he worked for about five months. 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