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: Wresainn™ sp OSHAWA HORSE WINS SECOND RACE AT GREENWOOD RACEWAY Above is shown 'Ray Har- Gordon across the finishing line well vere', driven by Hoskin, of Oshawa, flashing Kingston and owned by Glen in front, to win the second race, a 6% furlongs sprint, at Greenwood Raceway, Toronto, last night. 'Ray Harvere', which is trained by Bill Cross, won the event in 1:56, --Photo by Michael Burns. Referee's Early Whistle May Cost Spurs A Title By M. McINTYRE HOOD Special London, England Correspondent to The Oshawa Times LONDON -- The three-team fight for the English Lea gu championship looks like keep- ing thrills in soccer for the rest of the season. They are so closely matched that it is im- possible to predict the ultimate winner, Justice was done when Le' cester City and Tottenham play- ed a 2-2 draw. It was a ful blooded game, brimful with ex- and it would have been a rank injustice had either team won. Both went all. out, citement, with sparkling forward play and resolute defence, and the 2-all result was just about right. Tottenham, however, were within a split second of winning. e|Just as the whistle went for half-time, Greaves scored a beautiful goal for Spurs, but the referee ruled that it had gone in after his whistle blew. In the press stand the unanimous opinion was that the referee had made a mistake, that there had been only 44 minutes of play, and that no allowance had been made for injury time. But the referee's ruling was su- preme, so Tottenham were robbed of what might have been i. Me Forest League Floor Hockey Starts Tues. Tuesday evening at Simcoe Hall Settlement House, the For- est Floor Hockey League had a registration period and exhibi- tion game games. The regula league scheduled begins next Tuesday, April 2 at 7 o'clock. A list of the teams follows: the winning goal. HOW IT STANDS A look at the top of the first division table shows how close is the race. Tottenham have 44 points and Leicester 42, each with 30 games played. But Ever- ton, with 41 points, have played only 28 games, so_ are in the best position of the three teams. Liverpool with 35 points and Burnley with 33 can now be counted out of the running. So Tottenham, Leicester and r/Everton will battle it out for the rest of the season. Leices- ter are also still in the English Cup competition, and have their eyes on the coveted league and place by beating Grimsby 2-1, but although they are two points ahead of Chelsea, they have played one more game. Stoke, with three games in hand, and on a very successful run, are only four points behind Sunder- land, are hot on the promotion trail. Two of these three teams will go up to the first division. OTHER DIVISIONS Alhough | Peterborough | still lead division three, their defeat by Port Vale put them in peril. With 34 games played, they have 41 points. Swindon have 40 points from 32 games, Northampton 38 points from 31 games and Coventry 38 points from 30 games, So the race for promotion here is wide open. The same is true of division four. Oldham, once nine points in the lead, have struck a bad patch and lost their last few games, and Brentford, with three games in hand, are now tied with Oldham at 45 points Torquay have climbed to third place with 39 points from 24 games, but Mansfie!d, with %6 points, have played only 28. Crewe and Gillingham each have 35 points from 29 games, so there are six teams all strongly in the running for the four promotion places. In Scetland, positions are un- changed. Rangers, Kilmarnock and Partick all won their games, and have 37, 35 and 33 points respectively. Celtic are on the same mark, but Aberdeen dropped a point in a draw with Motherwell and went down to fifth place. It looks very much like another Rangers champion- ship. The second division title will depend on the results of a host of postponed games, It now stands like this:. Hamilton, 30 games, 38 points; St. Johnstone, 20 games, 34 points; East Stir. ling, 21 games, 31 points; Mor- ton, 24 games, 30 points. So al- though Hamilton are now league leaders, they are likely to fall behind, with St. Johnstone and East Stirling more likely to win promotion. Oshawa Minor Lacrosse Assoc. Names Officers The Oshawa Minor Lacrosse Association held its initial meet- ing for the 1963 season at the Recreation Centre on Gibb street, with a very enthusiastic group of men on hand to assist in the organization of minor la- crosse in the City of Oshawa. Jim Brady, well-known la- crosse enthusiast in the city was elected president of the group for the coming year. John Vivash was elected to the position of League Secretary, while Don Craggs a former player was appointed as head coach, Ray Trew, a member of the Oshawa Green Gaels Junior Lacrosse directorate, was ac- cepted as a member of the minor executive while Jim Brady was appointed to repre- sent the 'Minor Group on the junior executive, ' Names and addresses of for. mer lacrosse enthusiasts were taken and these people are to be contacted to seek their inter- es in assuming positions as coaches and managers. The Oshawa Minor Lacrosse Association is seeking all inter. ested persons to assist in the operation of the league, in such positions as coaches, managers, officials and for other league directorate. If you are interested in assist- ing a very enthusiastic group, remember the date of the next meeting, which will officially kick off the 1963 season, The date is Thursday, April 11, 7.30 p.m. at the Recreation Centre, 100 Gibb street. WON THE LAUGHS When George Burns and Gracie Allen started their vau- deville act they found Gracie as the "straight man" got more laughs than George. SPORTS CALENDAR TODAY GYMNASTIC TOURNAMENT First anual gymnastic cham. pions, Lake Ontario District COSSA Gymnastic Meet, 7.30 p.m, at McLaughlin Collegiate gymnasium. SATURDAY HOCKEY Oshawa Neighborhood Pee Wee Boys League (Semi-Final Playoffs): "B' Section -- Rundle Park vs Lake Vista, at 9.00 a.m.; Southmead vs Con- naught, at 9.45 a.m.; "A" Sec- tion Woodview Park vs Sunnyside Park, at 10.35 a.m. and North Oshawa vs Eastview Park "A", at 11.20 a.m. All games at Oshawa Children's Arena, 2nd games of: Semi- Final series. Ontario Rural Assoc. Inter- medate "C" Quarter-Finals -- Schomberg vs Greenwood "Combines", at Whitby Com- munity Arena, 8.00 p.m. 2nd game of 2-out-of-3 series. Cobourg Youth THE OSHAWA TIMES, Fridey, March 29, 1963. 4] Has 2 Winners At Greenwood TORONTO (CP) -- Eighteen- year-old Carman Hie made the driving veterans take a back seat and a good look Wednes- day night at Greenwood Race- way as he drove to victory in two races, including the first di- vision of the Beaches Pace. The Cobourg, Ont., teen-ager) START EIGHTH YEAR handled Minor Joe masterfully) Two CBS-TV drama serials in the fifth race and captured the third race with long-priced|, 'Edge of Night"--start Danny Lee Grattan. Minor Joe was the 6-5 choice im the race and paid $4.60 straight, $3.10 and $2.40. Mighty] Stein was second, 2% -- in front of Jona ro. Danny Lee Grattan returned $27.60, $9.90 and $6.70. "As 'the Workt Turns" and REMEMBER WHEN .. .? By THE CANADIAN PRESS Joe Louis knocked out Johnny Paychek of Des Moines, Iowa, in two rounds 23 years ago today to suc- cessfully defend his world heavyweight boxing title for the 10th time. 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WILLOWS -- Roger Richard, Wayne Donnelly, Raphael Gales, Larry Howard, David Graham, John Martell, Jim Mooney and Ken Zimmerman. POPLARS -- Charies Rout, Bob Richard, Bryan Fines, Nick Melnychuk, Billy Beksi, Jim Lake and Peter Sluys. PINES -- Bill Swindell, Ray Bint, John Kavelman, Larry cup double. Drawn to play at Norwich in the quarter-finals, they should have no difficulty in reaching the semi-final. CHELSEA DOWN AGAIN For the first time since the beginning of October, Chelsea have been toppled from first place in the second division. Their 2-0 defeat by Newcastle was their fifth successive de. feat in a row. Sunderland climbed into top BROWN'S LUMBER & SUPPLIES LTD. 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