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WOODBINE RACE CHARTS WEDNESDAY, OCT. 10, 1962 CLEAR AND GOOD Miss Townrow McComb -- Bill Beasley -- Hawkins Third Race 3 Farlongs. 'gas yy" guage % Barry Rose 105 31 1 Ghints 11012 2 32 21 Teddy .. 113 612 8h 82% 10 8 3-2h = #1 +..114 10 1313 12% 743 44 6h .. Ml 9 IL 1% 114 11013 5 10h 10-% 13- 1 Chipper r 108 5 6 125 Winner oh f Start good, won driving. Pool . 2 Orvieto tnd -- are re 108 5 6125 13- Hatch Fitzs's -- Windfields Fm 32 33% Turcotte -- Papa 42% 4% Gall -- Brener- Crane 6-1% 5-1% Harrison -- Stafford Fm 5-1 6-5% Armstrong -- Mrs. Macken' 7-2 7-1% Rasmussen -- Whitman 9% 8nk Potts -- Lauder F - 8-1% 11% 11% Krohn -- 25 24 3- in the 1st, 4th and 7th innings to pull out the all-important first 250|game win, Second game goes in Toronto on Friday night. Veteran Normie Bagnell work-|4th. In the 6th, -- Hall ed the first six frames for Tony's and left the game in favor af Andy Anderson. Bag- ing to one Toronto official, after "|the Hamilton Tiger-Cats of the THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thuredey, October 11, 1968 5 Tonys Tony's collected single tallies nell got the victory and accord- the tilt, he made an unofficial Oshawa Tony's, outhit 7 to 4,\comment that "Baggie" had made their base knocks stand up, defeating Eddie Black's 3-1 last night at Kew Beach, in the lead-off of the Beaches Major Fastball League best-of-five dgeon | finals. quit the Tony's club. Zabatiuk was the "hard-luck"|Black's. Tops for Tony's were loser, giving up only four safe-|Freddie Etcher with @ pair, ties. lone tally in the first when he drew a walk, stole second and/ss; 3b; scored on Jack MacDermaid's single. mammoth solo Hooper doubled to plate Beau- mount, Win First In Beaches Final Leo DeRocher and Bobby Moe|Hooper each had two hits for Jack MacDermaid and Bobby Barney Oldfield scored Tony's|Booth with one apiece. SHAWA TONY'S -- Oldfield, MacDermaid, trf; Booth, ¢c; Mrozeck, If; seypr Bs! Price, 4 oo Bobby Booth made it 2-0 on a|P; and Anderson, p 5 homer, in the) EDDIE BLACK'S--MacLean, Fred Etcher|2b; Water, 1b; Galand, as; doubled and scored on Daany|Hawkes, 3b; Klazier, c; Beau- Price's single. mount, rf in 9th; Hooper, ef; Black's got their orphan|DeRocher, If; Crawford, rf marker in the final frame, Ron|Zabatiuk, Klazier singled, Norm Beau- mount went in as a pinch-run-|Tony's er for Klazier and Bobby|Black's Officials -- Gord Fevereau (plate), Ken George (bases). Faloney Says Can't Finish Rest Of Term HAMILTON (CP} -- Bernie Faloney, injured quarterback of Eastern Football Conference, said Wednesday he doesn't think he'll be able to play again this Fourth Race @% Fare. Three-year-olds up. Cdn. WtePPs % % 124 11-1% McComb -- Gardinr 13-1 11% 13-1% Hernandez -- Triple R Sta 4 14 Fitzs Trainer 8. Walker. Pool 44,187, Winne: Start good, won driving. SFAIR MIKE ....... Foaled. Clmg. all Str Fin Jockey 1-no Gordon -- Tuck 21% Giesbrecht -- Mrs, Farara 8-Y 9-% 10-1% Dalton -- White Oak Sta 121% Bolin -- Cedar Springs F- 's -- Valley Fm Sta Fifth Race Farlongs. Two-year-old Maidens, ig Wt PP St " Sstr ee > fe a uit 14 2 2 Sh 121 10-2 10-no 12-% 12-nk Kallai -- Del Greco 11-1 12% 136 13-90% "u uw Star Wish. Trainer J. Higgins. Pool 49,481, 2nk 1-4 Wright -- Garden City Sta 3-2% 2-1% Bolin -- Toimlinson 1% 3-2% Fitzs's -- Agro Sta 46 44% Potts -- Cohen . Swarts 62% S-nk Remil'ad -- Hurley-Graham 65% Dalton -- Bennett-Cowan 7-2 +7-1% Harrison --' Burton 95 82% Gubbins -- Seedhouse F. 8% 94% Leblanc -- Dew Valley Fm Turcotte -- Rotenberg Robinson -- White Oak Sta Elliott -- Long View Fm F- Wolski -- Mrs. Jessel F- "| injured his right knee in Hamil- a the Tiger-Cat team doctors not '0/0 play again this year." . | bend it. He uses a cane to hob- Faloney, voted Canada's out- standing football player in 1961, ton's second game of the sea- son, against Toronto Argonauts Aug. 18. He tried to play in several games but finally had to un- dergo surgery for removal of cartilage. "I am optimistic about getting back. in time for the playoffs and, of course, I want to if it is possible," said Faloney. "But I have been advised by both of "I have been told there is a four-to-one chance of permanent injury if I played and got hit again." There is still swelling around his injured knee and he can't ble around at his home at An- caster, near Hamilton. Phillies Bargain 7-JOHNNY 1LADY 3-D' ONE EYE 3.20 250 2.40 HIMOUNT 6.10 4.20 LAD 60 mr 1-2% Gall -- Lawson -- Cowan Gubbing -- N 41% 4% Fitzs's -- Windfields Fm 54 5-3% Kallat -- Del Greco 65% Walker -- Mrs. Rock Wolski -- Mill'd - Prussky Hernandez -- Parkway QUINELLA 7 AND 1 PAID $26.10 Seventh Race Furiongs, ds and up, claiming all $6000. Purse $2100. bec o7°on PP Bt % %% Ste Fin Jockey Owner 5-WINDSP: +) 2-QUINTAIN 33 1-1% Rasmus'n--Cymar Sta Roser--Jo- Sta 6: 6-nk 74 7-1% Fitzsi'ns--J Y Sta 8-1% Gubbins--White Oak Sta To Get Mound Ace NEW YORK (AP) -- General manager John Quinn of Phila- delphia Phillies of the National League says his main aim in baseball trade talks during the World Series is to get an es- tablished pitcher and he's will- ing to trade shortstop Ruben Amaro to do it. "By established I mean a proven big-leaguer whom you could count on to win at least 15 games next season," Quinn said. "I think that with. suc.. a pitcher, to team with (Art) Ma- haffey, (Dennis) Bennett and (Chris) Short as regular start- ers we definitely will bé first division contenders," ORDER OF DESIGNED BY BLUEBIRD For the finest in quality and the ultimate in styling, make your choice--BLUE- BIRD--guaranteed flawless and insured free against loss. CL OPEN YOUR ACCOUNT TODAY... PAY AS LITTLE AS 10% DOWN BURNS CREDIT JEWELLERS LTD. 32 KING ST. WEST PHONE 723-7022 Eighth Race One and one-sixteenth miles. $-year-oldsand up. we Str PP Sst % 106 3 Claiming all $2500. Purse $1900. Fin Jockey Owner 12 11% Turcotte--K R Marshall 2h 2% Lanoway--E Pipella 3-2% '3-2% Bolin--J Tomlinson 4-2% 42% Gordon--R D Isaac 5@ . 51% Roser--W D Hatch 62 64% Rasmussen--E Short 7-no Gubbins--D A McKay 8-5% Elliott--Davies, Mont'y 9% Harrison--Medway Sta 10-2% McComb--R L Bawden 11-10% Fitz'ons--R L Bawden 12-_ LeBlanc--Mrs Von Rich'a Saucy Sa ec Winner b, m.6, Pavot -- Princess Sip. Trainer P MacMurchy Start fab Toronto won driving Pool 56,093 Atenas wis Compass Point claimed by Mrs L Lear. ince 5,635 Lear. $2500. Total Pool 372,636 CANADIANS Touring Rugger Club Plays Different Type By ALAN WALKER LONDON (CP)--A touring Ca- nadian rugby team arrived here Friday hoping to show British fans'a new kind of playing dur- ing a three-month swing through the British Isles. "You'll see a different kind of rugby, particularly in our ball handling," said Dick Ellis, of Victoria, coach of the 26-man team, at a press conference Fri- day night. "Canada is so close to the United States that we sort of follow Americans in our pass- Most of the players are from British Columbia. Six are from Ontario, four from Quebec and one from Alberta. Fifteen are Canadian - born. The rest are from Britain, New Zealand, Australia and South Af- rica. "We play a weird sort of game," Ellis said. "A little bit of the South African style, a bit of British, and a lot of our own. You must forgive us if we keep giving South African or New Zealand names to the posi- tions and plays." ing. We hope to play as wide open and attractive a game as Possible." The Canadians, sponsored by the rugby unions of England, Ireland, Scotland and Wales, will play their opening match Oct: 13 at Exeter in Devon. They will have 17 games in all. "The last Canadian team played here in 1902," Ellis said. "There was a team set to come in 1939 but the war prevented that. Finally we've made it." The average age of the team fs 30. Captain D. L. (Buzz) Moore, veteran forward nrom + Vancouver, is 41. British sports writers were surprised at the age of the amateur players. "Rugby isn't a game you start playing early in Canada," explained Ellis. 'Boys in ordi- Mary schools play American football and baseball and often don't start playing rugger until they're 18 or 19. Then, of course, 'Carry Back' Owner Will Not Race Him PARIS (AP) --- Trainer Jack Price called off his 'challenge Wednesday for Carry Back to meet the horses who finished in the first five places in Sunday's Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe in a match race. : Carry Back finished 10th in the race. Price felt that the big 24-horse field and a bad ride by the jockey had ruined Carry Back's ch So he pr p d the match race with each owner ae up $25,000, winner take all. 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