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SIE PIP GS 8 oe Sper he ak oe en Vive Cat Eo ka ees we WOODBINE RACE CHARTS ee a a a at | SCHREIDER-HOWELL TUESDAY, OCT. 2, 1962 CLEAR AND FAST First _-- 4.00 290 2,70 3.70 3.10 4,70 10-BRECONING 8-CLOUD PRINCESS 9-LETON foaled.Purse $210), seyeer fe, Sel - 18 7 6 5-2 118 2 7 61 93% 115 311 12- 12- 115 6 9 9-3%4.11-1% Owner Sta Str Fin Jockey 1-3 1-7% Gubbins--Brecon 4-2 3-1% Fitz'ons--Windfields Fm 5 4-2% Rasmussen--O B Whitman 5-2% 5-% ' Lanoway--Seaway Sta 6-2 6-2 %Rogers--H C Burton 74 15% oS Aesaacttiege | pol Fm 2-3% 2-4% Dittfach--Mrs G M Graham One Lion For One Tiger, B.C. And Hamilton Trade By THE CANADIAN PRESS Hamilton Tiger-Cats picked up a Lion for their defensive team Monday and British Co- bia Lions, although they ta 10-2 8-3 8-24 9h Pewtea ss ghee 9-nk 10-% Wolski--Mrs B Jessel 11-5 11-11% Dalton--L C Scott 12 12 Kallai--Edmonds and Smith Winner b . ¢,2, Dear Brusus -- Four To9ne, Trainer J Calhoun Start good, won easily Pool 18,673 Double Pool 33,477 Second Race @ Furlongs, 3-year-olds and up, 'Wt PP St Time Clock Adolph W. . 4ADOLPH if 10-FIRST LEA! claiming all $2500. Puen '$1800. . 6.90 4.00 11.20 2-TIME CLOCK 3.00 5.60 5.40 Fin Jockey Owner 1-4 1-3 T'cotte--Rosemary Sta 2-nk 2-1% G'bins--Mrs R Fisher 5-1% 3-h McComb--Mrs E Mor'son Str 8-1% Wolski--McMacken Sta nk Rob'son--Triple R Sta Her'dez--R J Dowling to dip into their bank account, have a Tiger by the tail. The teams swapped two of the best Canadian-born players in the Canadian Football League Monday--Ron Howell and Gary Schreider. Neither player has any beefs about the move, but Schreider is understandably more p than Howell, a native of 'Hamil- ton who has spent nine seasons with Ticats. The deal was exactly wha Schreirder wanted. He played only seven games with Lions this season then quit to continue his law studies at Toronto's Os- DAILY ROUBLE 10 and 2 PAID $15.60 Third Race Six Furlongs. eae Maidens. Wt PP % 2-1% 3-nk 1-2% ih 6-7 rig tis Needle Nose 118 118 u8 115 . 118 118 15 eri PLe Sy ee ser Sskegetes Ts * ooe5 --) Thames Street Doborough ee a Seety 18 11 8 9.2% 14 118 10 10 11- 1- wneer bo 2 Nantaliah -- amy Lilly. Start good, won driving. 7.20 4.30 3.50 3-NEEDLE NOSE 5-MAJOR'S . CHOICE 1-QUALITY LAD Canadian foaled. Purse $2100. Str Fin Jockey Owner McComb -- Bili seasley Rasmussen -- Armstrong Cosentino -- Shermanor Potts -- Four L's Sta 5-4% Dalton -- Stafford Fm 6-1% Dittfach -- Steen 75 _7-6% Gordon -- Donnelly 8-Y% 8-nk Rogers -- Medway Sta 9-8 9-10% Kallai -- Agro Sta 1-% 2. 3-% 4 10-3 10-2% Sandover --Mrs. Mackenzie/ il ll- Gubbins -- Cummings Trainer R. 8. Bateman. Pool 38,358. Fourth Race 1-CHILLY FILLY 4+PAGE SERVICE 7-BOLD SCHOLAR 46.20 15.80 7.90 7.40 4.10 3.00 3 ws " BESS Pet aarenug See 113 8 Pepit 119 Winner br f 4 High Band Start good, won ridden out. 1 4 5 6 3 2 TSP eeae 2 1* .C all $4500. Purse $2000. Str Fin Jockey Owne: 1-1 1-2% Wolski -- Taylor 2-1% 2-4% Turcotte --Gorlick 3 Dittfach Mrs. Chris 4-nk Sandover -- MacDon-Cross 5-h Viola -- Viola 1 rites Fitzs's -- Windfields Fm Robinson -- Corn'l-Sloan "1 Hs Rogers -- Beach Sta Class. Trainer A. Casey. Pool 48,230. r Fifth Race 1 and 16th\ Miles, Three-year-olds andup. Allowances, Wt PP St % 3-1 10 4-6 Credit Curb Seng of Even Lustrous Hope 5- Mystere 1-24 Majestic Hour - 2-2 Winner b g 5 Top Admiral -- Norgrand. Vool 20,500. Quinella Pool 24,224. 110 5-CREDIT CURB 3-SONG OF EVEN 4-LUSTROUS HOPE Purse $2800. Fin Jockey Owner 1-1% Dittfach --_ Elliott 2-3% 2-1% Fitzs's -- Windfields Fm 3-6 3-10% Rob'sn -- Golden West Fm 4-2% 43 Turcotte -- Levesque 5- je Gubbins -- Bill Beasley Trainer L. Cavalaris Jr. Str 1-2 goode Hall. The defensive specialist who after spending six years with Ottawa Rough Riders, finishes his classes at 4:30 each after- noon leaving him planty of time to make football practice at Hamilton at six o'clock. Howell? "'That's football," he | said, "and football's my game." |. He admits, though, that he would have preferred to stay in Hamilton where he is a partner in a family. fur business. Schreider's law studies were the reason Rough Riders traded him away this year. They didn't like the idea of him commuting between Toronto and Otiaws durirng football season. Toronto Argonauts tried to make a deal wih Lions for Schreider's services but were turned down. Lions offered to loan Schreider to Toronto for the balance of the season in ex- change for Argos' first draft choice next year. Argos didn't go for it. Schreider has been attending classes at Toronto and hasn't practised since Sept. 9, the day he left Lions after a game at Torono. He's been expecting to be traded. QUINELLA 5 AND 3 PAID $12.00 Sixth Race * 1 Mile and 70 yards. Two year olds. ) Wt PPSt % John's Champ 119 6 3 31% 2h That Critter 112 12 13 Il Roman Thunder 114 3 4 4-nk 4-% 110 7 6 5% 5-3 + 112 4 $8 7- 7- 112 2 1 21% 32 119 5 7 6nk 6-nk Winner b s 2 Thymus -- Cynthia.' "start" good, won ridden out. 6-JOHNS CHAMP 2-THAT CRITTER 4-ROMAN THUNDER . Allowances. Purse $2500. Str 1- Fin Jockey Owner 1-7 Dalton -- Cowan 2-3% Fitzs's -- White Oak Sta 3-h Gubbins -- Seedhouse 4-4% Dittfach -- Tomlinson A- 5-% Turcotte -- Hall 6-7% Harrison -- Dew Valley Fm 7- Rogers -- Tomlinson A- qrainer J .Passero. But, the trading of Howell sur- prirsed many people--especially Howell. Coach Jim Trimble called him aside when he arrived at prac- tice Monday night and told him he was to leave for Vancouver the deal earlier and was at practice with Hamilton Monday night. Seventh Race 1% miles. Marshall turf course. 3-year- $2200. Dezor. DEZORY . i BOCAGE F 4PETER PAT . ~-olds and up. Cimg. Str Fin Jockey. Owner 2-2% 1-% Wolski--E G and J Warren lh 22 Fitz'ons--J Y Stable -2 3-% Rob'son--N American Fm 43 446% Dittfach--N Fletcher 5 5 DaltonB Ferrari broke down Turcotte--J L Smaliman all $6000, Purse Trainer I McHautchion, Pool 48,931 Eighth Race 120 211 115 7 13 4 rr 5 9 8-2% sit 8 10 11-4 10-h 5-% claiming all 'st % Upsadaisy .... Charlie's Folley ite West Roman bho ge brs County Clare -- "Pourquol. Attendance 5,411 4-MOUNTAIN FIRE $2500 .Purse $1900, Str Fin Jockey Owner 1-1% 1-2% se Se c,JH Mack'n 2h 2h T'cotte--Union Jack Sta 3-2% 3-1% D'fach--Windfields F'm "2% 4-2% Roser--W F Morrissey 1% Sno Gubbins--E A Clarke 6-1% H'dez--Mrs R W_ Burgess 7-2% Gies'cht--C A Ball 8-2 Wolski--Connor Sta = McComb--G R Gardiner 11-10 11-17 Rob'son--D Stoker 12 12. Har'son--Stafford F'm Trainer J C MacKinnon. Total pool 364,040 Carway Trundlers Tip Willow Bowl Carway took on Willow Bowl| for 42 frames, R. Nesbitt 221 for at O'Conner and came out on/14 frames, D. Reynolds 75 for 3 the long end of a 3-to2 score,| but it was their worst display| this year. In the first game it was Wil- low all the way with Dickson 307, Roy 286 and Hambly 259 and top man for Carway was Hickey with 260. Willow had 1250 to Carway 1029. In the second game it was Cassells 278 and Hickey again 231 while for Willow it was Roy again with 275 and Dewsbury 252, for 1161 to Carway 1168. The third game saw Carway ' Imperials lead all the way, They were in overdrive led by lead off man J. Cassells with 358. They bowled 1356 to Willow's 1049. The fourth game was a close affair with neither team very good. Corners pins were the big issue all afternoon. Wil- low won 1079 to 1059. Both teams used seven men but the head pins are still haunt- ing R. Nesbitt. The last game was a replica of the fourth, with neither team doing too much, much, just the individual guy, and Carway won 1042 to 1016. Scores were as follows: Car- way Imperials: J. Cassells 212, 978,358,241, 208, for 1279, R. Jay 190, 229, 288, 263, 212, for 1182, E. McMaster 269, for 1034 for 47/ frames, R. Hickey 260, 253 for 995 for 44 frames, Bob Slade 850 v ' IN 'FLICKERS NEW YORK (AP)--Arnold Palmer, the golf champion whose spectacular come- backs have thrilled millions on television, is going into a new form of show business. He will have a movie ro'e in Bob Hope's new comedy, Call me Bwana. The film, a takeoff on big * game hunting, will be made in London. Palmer will. leave weekend for England. this frames, for a 5654 total. | Willow Bowl: K. Roy 286, 275,| |278, 219, 194 for 1252, D. Dews- 45 frames, D, Stephens 244, 236 for 790 for 39 frames, Dickson 307 for 660 for 31 frames, R. Kane 393 for 21 frames, K. Dick. man 323 for 14 frames for a total of 5573 and 2 points. Next week Carway journey to April Lanes and do battle with York Bowl and they have to get into winning ways if they hope to be in contention this section as they are six points out of first place. bury 230, 252, 242, 232, 235 for 1191, F. Hambly 259 for 964 for DIDN'T ASK "I didn't ask for an explana- tion," said Howell, "nor did Trimble offer one." Trimble didn't mention How- Allouettes Get Jim Reynolds On Waiver Pick MONTREAL (CP)--End Jim Reynolds, put on waivers by Ot- tawa Rough Riders two weeks ago, joined Montreal Alouettes Tuesday. Reynolds has not been signed, a club spokesman said, but un- der Canadian Football League rules he is allowed to attend five practices before the Alou- ettes are forced to sign or re- lease him. At the: same time, the club said inside linebacker Dick Schnell, taken' to hospital Mon- day with suspected appendicitic, has been pronounced fit to play. He will return to practices to- night the club said. Reynolds, a 23-year-old two- way player, showed up at the club's front office Tuesday and jasked for a tryout. | The Alouettes were interested, since at that time there was some doubt about Schnell's con- dition. Schnell's return will raise an- other problem for the Alouettes. Linebacker Bill Hill, a recent acquisition from Edmonton Es- kimos, had been placed on waivers Monday shortly before the. Alouettes knew Schnell had been taken to hospital. Hill was later hurriedly re- called for duty in the event that Schnell's condition was serious. An Alouette official said Tues- day the team had no intention of; placing Hill back on waivers. ATTENTION GOLFERS Who Extends a Hearty EVENTS:--Cnhampion for the flights; No. 9 hole; Times. Grandview or East on Bloor SPECIAL EVENTS DAY SAT., OCT. 6th AT GRANDVIEW GOLF CLUB Welcome to All Golfers TEE OFF:-- ANYTIME FROM 7:30 A.M. to 3:00 P.M. ENTRY FEE -- $2.50 day (men); champion for the day (ladies); low gross and low net competition by "Atlantic Handicap system'; Hole-In-One "Longest Putt -- No, 9th green; longest drive -- Ist hole. Attendance prizes. Num- erous other "Hidden Events" prizes. PRIZES:--totalling $100 plus a 1963 membership for an actual "'Hole-In-One". WINNERS:--to be posted at the "Pro Shop" and in the Oshawa Golf Course King St. E.--Turn South at Grandview -- St. to Grandview ell, when speaking of the trade. His only comment was: "I've always liked Schreider's defen- sive ability, he's a real student alof the game." "I'm happy to be back in foot- ball," said Schreider. He p!ans to play Saturday night at Tor- onto against Argonauts. Living in Vancouver will not be a new experience for Howeil. He played for Vancouver Can- ucks. in the Western Hockey League in 1959. And, he may d play for Canucks again. FOOTBALL SCORES REMEMBER WHEN... ? By THE CANADIAN PRESS Cincinnati Reds defeated Detroit Tigers 5-3 22 years Dick Shatto Now Second By THE CANADIAN PRESS Western Conference Winnipeg Calgary Sask. nan Edmonton WLT F APt 8 2 027017416 6 5 1 260 254 13 5 4 1151 168 11 5 6 0 231 231 10 4 6 1211 247 9 Eastern Conference Hamilton Ottawa Montreal Toronto WLT F APt 5 3 119117711 5 4 0 215 165 10 2 5 2161209 6 2 7 0173 238 4 Games Saturday Hamilton Calgary a at Toronto N it Edmonton ago today to even their World Series games at one . each. Reds won the series in seven games. Total atten- dance for the series was 281,927 \ with $1,322,328 in receipts. In East Loon By THE CANADIAN PRESS Halfback Dick Shatto of Tor- onto Argonauts Monday night pulled into second place in the Eastern Football Conference in- dividual scoring race as the Argos beat Calgary Stampeders 38-23 in a Canadian Football League game. He scored a touchdown, put- ting him 12 points behind Mont- real Alouettes' George Dixon who has 60 points. Moe Racine The leaders: Dixon, M Shatto, T Racine, O Sutherin, H White, O Kuntz, H Oliver, M Mitchell, T ew ee eT E pop 0 SSCL RELL EERE LCE CERO LES EOP GL THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesday, October 3, 1962 17 Larry Robinson Take Over 5th Western Points By THE CANADIAN PRESS Calgary Stampeders' kicker and flanker Larry Robinson the Western Football Conference $|scoring race, Stampeders dropped a 38-23 decision in Calgary to Toronto Argonauts, but Robinson icked up two-tonverts and a field . »al to bring his season total to 47 points, five more than Lunsford. Vancouver at Winnipeg ecoanbonSyg enesoorncoo cuncsraced SP erorwoom of gr hg a; Riders is third with 4 McDougall, T The leaders: moved ahead of team-mate full-|p ;|back Earl Lunsford Monday 'n TDC FGS Pts James, W 87 Coffey, E Buchanan, C Lewis, W. Robinson, C Lunsford, C Purdin, Larscheid, V Whitehouse, S Beamer, V Burton, V Fleming, V Saneors2x6CHMSE re ecoosmoooSo os SB Secoconscooncone Scooncoeoscooun 83 54 48 a7 42 42 42 39 36 36 36 36 Dillard, C VETERAN VETERINARIAN ST. CELESTIN, Que. (CP)-- Dr. J. H. Vigneau, a practising veterinarian at 88, is the only surviving founding member. of ithe Quebec College of Veterin- arians which celebrates its 60th anniversary. this year DOMINION TIRE STORE'S | was trarded to Lions this season] | | this morning. Schreider knew Of jms DOMINION TIRE STORES ae BOND 'WEST | Corner of Church | TIRE SALE = iS Nowhere in the pages of history can you find a greater tire sale than right now at your Dominion Tire Store! DEAL No. 1 2 Brand New, Dominion Royal WINTERIDES (670-15 or 750-14) Complete with 2 NEW Standard Equipment WHEELS Free Installation . . . 24 Month Road Hazard Guarantee DEAL No. 2 2 Mud and Snow "NEWTREADS" 670-15 or 750-14. Complete with 2 New Standard Equipment Wheels. 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