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Coach Jim Trimble, of Ham- ilton Tiger-Cats, sips from a cup in the dressing room after his team defeated Montreal HANDSOME CAT Alouettes 30-21 to take the Eastern Football Conference championship two-game total- point series 58-38. This will be GETTING CLOSER the fifth time in six years Hamilton has taken a place in the gridiron classic. --(CP Wirephoto) OLD WOODBINE CHARTS CLEAR AND GOOD SATURDAY, NOV. 24, 1962 First Race fle, 2-year-olds. Claiming all Ls id Wt PP % a 7 6 5% 5-2 51010 10- 19 85 2h 48 Winner dk ch {2 by Mameluke -- Lusty Man. Trainer E M: driving Pool 48,456 Start good, won 3-QUIET NANCY ..... 6.90 ne ric 5-CANADIAN SH TELD 6.20 2-CHARLEY'S PAK Entry) eevsce $5000. -- $2100, Fin Jockey Owner 11% McComb--D J Kenaedy 2-% Pong--Bo-Teek Fm 3-h Stadnyk--A, L Poloniato B 4-nk H'dez--Mrs K Durand 5-1% Gordon--M Long --6-1% T'cotte--Kia Ora Fm A 6-h ~ th 7-1% 7-1% 7-2% Armstrong--L and M Sta 84 83 Hale--W H Darlington A 96 911% Robinson--C Smythe Kallai--Agro Sta B A _ = vee Double Pool 86,423 Second Race ar-olds and up, my on 1 Mile, 3-ye: wt PP Str Se 1 8 6 4 5 lo 9 il 12 7 3 2 EeEEEEE eege 6h yth 1% 2-1 Winner dk b m 8 Dark Ha: Start good, won driving. MIDNITE BABE 12 BRIAN'S Rye 11-MISTER P. Fin Jockey Owner 1 th, Wanec teme nk ner rein McComb--Mrs JH Rock'fe 2nk 4nk Potts--F W Russell sh Min Lanoway--J dig 61 61% Robinson--G Sloan TL 8-3 «29.70 12.30 7. 12.10 Hf 10- 'Millen, cutdis'ced G'bins--Mrs J J Bnew &r pulled up cos'ting -- Mra, R Fisher k--Lamohr, Trainer 8 " si Pool 82,990 DAILY DOUBLE 8 AND 6 PAID $146.10 Third Race rolds and up, elatming all $4500. Purse $2100. a oe Wt PP % %% Str Fin aE A Last Dividend .. Filly ... Last Hour ..... Winner b m awinafiel Start good, won driving. 8 2 5 4 3 1 6 ids Jockey Owner 44 1-no McComb--J J Mead 3-1%2-3 Rem'lard--Dew Valley 1% 3no Dalton--Stafford F'm 5-% Ya 32M i ee Tak Leblanc--J O Taylor 8 Armst' 'g--L S Williams & 6 -- Sunny Viren JP gad J J Mead. Chuck Dressen Will Return To *| Former Mates ROCHESTER, N.Y. (AP) -- Los Angeles Dodgers announced Sunday the appointment of Charlie Dressen as the National League club's scout and trou- bleshooter. Dressen. managed Toronto Maple Leafs to second place in the International League last season. Dressen, a former Dodger THE OSHAWA TIMES, Monday, November 26,1962 |] Brother Line Nets Generals 5-2 Upset Win Over Farmers Knob Hill Farms manager, Johnny "Peanuts" O'Flaherty, outguessed himself yesterday, at Maple Leaf Gardens, where Oshawa Generals claimed a 3-2 upset victory over his team in the first game of a Metro Juniot "A" hockey double- header. O'Flaherty removed goal- tender, Dave Kelly, from the Farmers' net in. favor of a sixth attacker late in the final period. Oshawa's Paul Domm was serving a two-minute. cross- checking penalty. Generals led 2-1 at that point. Bobby Orr, the 133-pound rearguard dynamo, picked up a loose puck inside his own blue line and pumped it into the vacated Knob Hill net, 160 feet away, to give Oshawa the insur- ance marker they would need. Ray Winterstein scored what would have been the tieing goal 27 seconds later at 19.43 of the period. Winterstein had counted the other Knobb Hill goal when he beat Jim Couch in the Osh- awa nets, late in the first period. Oshawa's Vail brother line Horse Fans Bet $90,000,000 30 seconds remaining in the middle frame. Terry Vail tucked the puck past a prostrate goaltender, Dave Kelly, after he had taken a pass from brother, George Vail, in front of the Knob Hill net. George Vail put the Generals in front for the first time at 16.06 of the third frame when he beat the Knob Hill goaltend- er from close in. Orr and Winterstein added their goals to complete the scoring. Oshawa's coach, Doug Wil- liams, said, "I'm overwhelmed with their 'effort. Today, they became a hockey team." He added, "They are men, not boys anymore." The Generals are still 'i fifth place but the victory moved them one point closer to Bramp- ton, in fourth spot, when To- ronto Marlboros and Brampton 7-Ups battled to a 6-6 draw. The Generals have six points, one less than Brampton's seven, in the second game of the twin-bill. Oshawa plays host to Whitby Dunlops this Friday at Maple Leaf Gardens in the first game of another hockey doublehead- er Friday. The last time the two teams met Oshawa overcame a four- goal deficit to salvage a 4-4 tie. During Season TORONTO (CP) -- A record crowd of 17,460 bet a record $959,128 at Old Woodbine race track Saturday as Ontario's 196-day racing season ended. The day's wageing, a record for thoroughbred racing in the province, brought the total mu- tuel money at Fort Erie, New Woodbine and Old Woodbine this year to $90,477,564. Whiteborough's win in the featured Valedictory Stakes, the seventh race, was almost an anti-climax, but the second- place finish of Stafford Farms' Windy Ship decided the race between money-winning owners. Windfields Farm, with total season earnings 'of $244,727, shaded Stafford Farms by $615. manager and coach, will scout players on other major league clubs. The post is similar to that held by Mayo Smith of New York Yankees and for which Chicago White Sox recently hired Charlie Metro. Dressen, 64, formerly man- aged Brooklyn Dodgers, Cincin- nati Reds, Washington Senators and Milwaukee Braves. He guided the Dodgers to the Na- tional League, pennant in 1952 and 1953 and was a coach on the Dodgers' pennant-winning club of 1959 in Los Angeles. He was a coach for New York Yan- kees in 1947 and 1948. Dressen quit the. Dodgers after the 1953 season when Wal- ter O'Malley refused to give him a long-term contract. He left the Dodgers again in 1960 to manage the Braves, who fired him in August 1961. Leaside High Wins Fourth Race 1 Mile, Etimota Johns Champ That Critter Major's Choice .. Double Rule ... Pic .N Pic .... Blue Wren ...... Bradbury two-year-olds. Wt PP 112 14 Fy ; cin tak 113: 5 4 4h 51% 8- Allowances, Purse $2500. Str Fin Jockey Owner 1-% 1-3% Leblanc--Mrs .H A Lauro 34 34% T'cotte--White Oal 7 3 1- h 115 if As Bast as 44 41% Ras'sen--Arms'g Bros, Sta 54 5-6% McComb--W F Edmiston 61% 6 %G'bins--F Gorlick 7-Y_ 7-2% Rob'son--V Martin Jr 8 Pong--G H Rogers Winner ch f 2 by Rico Monte -- TooFussy. Trainer F H Merrill Jr. Start good, won ridden out, Pool 110,270 Fifth Race 1% Miles, 3-year-olds and ig Wt PP i 2 * Seyvesere? Flaven .. eee eek Knuckle Duster 108 Real Gentleman 110 Mary's Reward 115 Leap Year . Montana Flight Mr Yo Tee ..... Whip Out ....... is 6 Winner ch 3 Flaneur fe Start good, won driving. F. H. Merrill Jr., $3500. Quinella Paid $35.60 mabe = nS i. ATS HE wey ereeene PEereeyre bet 1 4 7. 3 2 5 a ve * 9-FLAVEN . 2-KNUCKLE DUSTER .... 4-REAL GENTLEMAN Purse $2000. Sir Fin Jockey Owner 1-% Dalton--Stafford F'm 1-l 2% T'cotte-E Warme - 3-3. 3-2 Rob'son--R M Sullivan 4-1% 42% Potts--E Short 7-10 5-nk Armst'g--C J_ Bowlen 6h Pong--H and M Stoll 7-16% Leblanc--A J Morrison 8 Kallai--Shapiro, Black 21 5% 6-h 8- 2 n So2nd, Trainer J Passero. Leap Year claimed by M J Swartz, Pool 71,978 Quinella Pool 51,899 QUINELLA PAID $35.60 Sixth Race 1 Mile, t-year-olds and up, Wt PI Admiral Armbro 113 Credit Curb .... 115 Blondoll ......., Brown Panther Galindo « Mystery Guest Golden Turkey 'Chopavane 118 5 bag eh g & Vibrator Start good, won driving, 5-1% ho 4 1" yeu > presee ¥ Jeaveuues® | fedhthed 3-AD'RAL ARMBRO 20.30. 9. 1-CREDIT CURB (en.) .... 4: Fin Jockey Owner 1-% Gordon--Arms'g Bros Sta 2-4% Sandover--Cymar Sta 3-1% T'cotte--Mrs H A Luro 4-h Rob'son--Stafford F'm 6-no Lanoway--J B Azanza 6-3% Ras'sen--Cymar Sta 7-T, Kallai--A G Hedges & & G'bins--Vis. dardinge Field. het? A J Routcliffe. 118,030 1% Miles, Syear-olds and up. $12,600. WtePPst % % «+ 147 9 Th 3% . 118 1414 13-h_ 11-nk 11513 5 S-nk 61 121 26 @1 7h 108 8 12 14-2%4 14h . 113.911 10nk 5-% 115 5313 121% 10-1 115 12 15 15- 12310 4 2h Jammed Lucky Reluctant Deb Amber Morn younba the Great my 6 8 Dh Gh fetan Crossing iia 111 1% 4h Balinode ....... 111 1 2 3-3 13-nk Petér Pat .. 11315 7 61%2% 3.42 &141 7 ROUGH 22.90 red iH 2-WINDY SHIP iy se 11-MONTPARNASSE 2ND Handicaps. Purse $10,000 . Str Fin Jockey Owner 1-1 1-1% Armst'g--C Softley 3-nk 2-nk T'cotte--Stafford F'm 23 33% Potts--El Peco Ranch 44 43% Fitzsi'ns--Mrs L Lear hig 5-1% Gies'cht--Mrs L Lear 6no Gordon--Windfields F'm a 7-2% McComb--N E Rocamora 88% Rob'son--C Smythe 9-3% Cos'tino--J Simon 10-nk Dalton--Stafford F'm 11-2% Pong--Bill Beasley 12-10 12-14 Kallai--P Del Greco 13-3 13-3% Lanoway--Zeus Sta 142. 14-3 Rem'lard--B R Steen 15- 15 G Gubbins, North Ann Farm ey are Winner b bh 5 Mossborough -- White Lodge. Trainer W H Moorhead, Start good, won driving. Pool 158,957 Eighth Race 8 PRINCE NCE TOUR ae TALS PRIDE .. 1% Miles, 3-year-olds and hae? claiming *it § $2500, Purse $1900. Wt PP % 'Prince Tour 42% 84% 1 k 9- 108.10 10 10-5 10-4 Morning 1116 1 IL 1-1 Fin Jockey 1-2% G'bins--Mre J J Mooney 2h. T'cotte--Mrs B S Chris e: 2% 3-1% Hale--S Brener 7-2%4 4% Gordon--Mrs F W Merrill 3% 5-1% Kallai--G Groves 4nk 6h Armst'g--C Softley 6-1% 7-2% Rob'son--G Sloan 83 84% Wright--Beach Sta ll- no Sandover--Five Gee Sta 10-% 10-% Leblanc--J O Taylor 9-2 11- Stadnyk--L Wartz it Winner b g 4 Blue Prince -- Lad yTourist. Trainer Mrs J J Mooney Sr. good, won ridden out, 17,460 Pool 123,733 Total Pool .959,128, Total pool 30 daye $14,525,332, OFSAA Tournament LONDON, Ont. (CP)--Lea- side Collegiate defeated Owen Sound District High two games to one Saturday to capture the Ontario Federation of School Athletic Association volleyball tournament here. Leaside lost its first two/ matches, then picked up four straight, finishing in a five-way tie for first place with Owen Sound, Wallaceburg, Guelph) and London. Finalists were de- clared in sudden-death play. | Leaside defeated Owen Sound} 15-6 and 16-14, losing 15-10. Let me show you how you may save money on your car insurance... ALEX KORKUSH 104 EASTLAWN ST. 728-7890 - orave paam STATE FARM MUTUAL AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE COMPANY Can. Home Office Toronto, Ont. core PICK GAMES' SITE PERTH, Australia (CP)--The 1966 British Empire Games were awarded to Jamaica Sun- day. The Games federation, at a private meeting, also consid- ered applications by Scotland and Rhodesia. : FOOTNOTES: Domm had the knotted the score with less than, defence: Orr, Domm, Batte, Dubeau; forwards: Armstrong, Bradley, T. Vail, G. Vail, White, Peters, MacDonald and Gib- bens. KNOB HILL -- goal, Kelly; defence: McClocklin, Phair, Stroud, Paul; forwards: Stroud, Emond, Wallace, Kelcher, Kil- ger, Baylis, Winterstein, John- ston, Regis, Penier, Collins, only Oshawa penalty, a two- minute. affair. Grudge match between Whitby and Oshawa next week promises to be a dandy according to sidewalk opinion. . . . John Wynne of Boston, Mass., returned home, yesterday. . . . Duane Rutley of Cornwall, Ontario, also took the axe. He will work out with Whitby this week. . . . A tailored LOSE TO EDINBURGH EDINBURGH (Reuters)--A well-organized team of touring Canadian rugger players who couldn't seem to break the op- position defence fell 22-3 before Edinburgh Saturday after @ close 5-3 halftime score. Penalties -- Phair (interfer- ence) 6.23, Baylis (cross-check- ing) 10.14. THIRD PERIOD 3. Oshawa, G.. Vail (T. Vail, Dubeau) .. 16.06 4, Oshawa, Orr .....+++»+, 19.16 5. Knob Hill, R. Winterstein UBtPOUN) ecicicisscscs IDAE Penalties -- Domm. (cross- checking) 17.26. 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