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MEN'S STORE LEAGUE CHAMPIONS Acadian Cleaners, champions of the 1962-63 Men's Store League 5-pin championship, are shown above. Left-to- right, they are (front row)-- George Moss, Lloyd Brooks, proudly holding their big tro- phy and Jim Williams; (stand- ing):--Bob Jeyes, Frank Ball HOUK SAYS HIS INFIELD WORTH $5,000,000. PLUS -- pared his group with the old | NEW YORK (AP)--Ralph Houk has raised the price 0% his $5,000,000 New York Yan- kee infield. The Baltimore Orioles had said that if the Yank infield is worth five, theirs is worth six--million, that is Houk smiled Wednesday and said: "I don't want to start an auction. But mine is worth $500,000 more than any- body else's." "And I wouldn't trade even up with the Orioles," he said. "Although I wouldn't be sur- prised if they would be will- ing Houk made his $5,000,000 estimate earlier when he com- so-called. $100,000 infield of the 1910 Philadelphia Athletics He said he was taking 'in | terms of today's inflated prices, Baltimore president Lee MacPhail upped the ante to $6,000,000 for the Orioles in- field which he said is the best in baseball The Yankees have itone at first, Bobby Richard son at second, Clete Boyer at | third and Tony Kubek at shortstop. The Orioles offer Jim Gen- tile, Jerry Adair, Brooks Rob- inson and Luis Aparicio at the respective positions. jversity at Ithaca, Joe Pep- Bobby Kromm SPORTS BRIEFS PLAN APPROVED ST, LOUIS (AP) -- National! | Football League club owners) | received approval of a player | tie ie a ap Bd lin i i WRESTLE FOR ROYALTY MOHAWK RACEWAY RESULTS |.22177 0st! years of neglect British sai GUINELLA 6 ond PAID Sit.10 has restored its patronage of the| Also: Hi Hematite, Shady Valley, and rough-house art of all-in wrestl-| Albert Hal. ing ; Prince Philip, husband of FIRST RACE -- 1 Mile trot. 3- and 4- year-olds, Maidens. AE--Non-winners of $1000. Purse $500. (7) Pool 3,862. Daily Double Pool 5,213. 7% \4-Armbro Beau, S'ville "2 11-Night Shif, McKinely 2Denny Barnes, Lawson "Time 212 3-5. Off at 747 EDT. Also: Madame La Salle, Reta Haw Lea, Kintutica, and Pigeon, SECOND RACE -- 1 Mile pace. 3- and 4year-olds. Non-winners of 4 races. AE -- Non-winners of $2000, 4 |Purse $500, (6) i-Royal Oaks, Woods 4-Northwood Billy, Waples 3.60 2. T-Bye Bye Baldwin, Kingston 2.40 Time au 25. Off at'807 EDT but not more than 84500 in 1962-63. Non-/plers spent the night trying to! NG AND 1 PAID $14.00 -- |piunera.cy {xo Faces since April 25./see who could fire his opponent, Also: 'Prince Adam, Storm. Signal, b. Harrigan, Arthur 12.60 5.70 4.49 into the Toyal Jap. and Battle Kinney C. |5-Sharon Star, Larkin 6.80 ns eet YOUR OLD Le THE EASIEST WAY TO 3.60 2.60 2.10 4.70 2.80 2.30 oy Thea $3500. 1 cg a pe re ge eye Mt Orab Sere 'Burrison 5.90 toe Tos, Ott 883 EDT a Gas aight, He did not. fight but Also: Joseannie, Donna's Frankie, 1." came close to getting | floored. foa's Chief, and Bradecliff. FIGHTH RACE -- i Mile Pace| Philip sat in a vulnerable spot| 10.60 3.80 2.30 'Orangville Rotary Club Purse), 3-year- Adios Yat Cok THIRD RACE -- i Mile trot. 3. and \rime 207 45, Ot. at 1017 EDT 4-year-olds, Non-winners of 3 races.| Aliso: Dancer, Johnny Dale, AB--Now- winners of $2000, Purse $500.) | Dream, Jean First and Slic Adios 19|.. NINTH RACE -- | Mile Pace. 2-year- 460! olds and up. Non-winners since April 25. Claiming all $3500, Purse $700. (8) 8-Patricia Hal C, Feagan 4.50 2.70 2.50) 1-Meadow Charm, Waples 3.20 3.20) 4-Ambassador Direct, Arthur 4.40) Time 208 2-5. Off at 1040 EDT Also: Eddiecan, High Brooke, Just) year-olds and up. Non-winners in 1963. |For F Reid tock Hid Happy Galion. | Claiming all $1500. Purse $500. (6) on: LNoble Argot, Mor'sey 40.60 12,203.00, ttendance 1,771 8-Grattan Bear, Filion 4.00 3.10 -- |2-Molly 0. Riggs. Coke 3.60 \"Time 214 4-5, Off at 850 EDT. ; Alse: Michael's: Counsel, Blaek ' |Streak, and Dr. Giles. j rateney Brook B,, G'am 13.60 4.30 2.90! 5-Madam Victor, 'Arthur 50 3.10) 8-True Blue, Nott Time 213, Off at 829 EDT. Also: Imperial Lee, The Rambier, Sputnick W., Flemington's First, and Pegsy May Peters V. FOURTH RACE -- 1 Mile pace. BROWN'S | LUMBER & SUPPLIES | LTD. "DO-IT-YOURSELF HEADQUARTERS" NEW HOMES & FIFTH RACE -- 1 Mile pace. 4-year- olds and up. Non-winners in 1963. Claiming all $1500. Purse $500. (8) 4-Mr. Dillon, Millman 12.70 3.70 4.30 |8-Two O One, Lockhart 6.20 4.70 }7-Lochinvar Lady, Galbraith 6.90 Time 208 4-5. Off at 911 EDT. tenburg). Also: Joanie Chief, Roberta Tass, Star Chief A,, Kawartha Grattan, and HOME IMPROVEMENTS --Ireland Studio Photo. | Brother Jim. FULL LINE OF , "| SIXTH RACE -- 1 Mile Pace. 3- and BUILDING MATERIALS Gill in 1959 from Cornell Uni-| a gg i oy on 725-4704 N.Y., gradu- 436 RITSON N. 4-Brick, Holmes 3.60 2.40 2.10 f ae 4 |-Hickory. Waples 3.60 2.40 ates from McGill May 31 as a (Where Pavement Ends) doctor of dental surgery and Gord Stacey. (Absent when picture taken--Ed. Lug- es AY hy f UPS | ECTRIC 244k. TOMING= ROAD SERVICE 728-7781 728-3346 'Jean Third, J Geisel Jr 1600 KING ST_E_ | Time 208 Off at 934 EDT Sik asa Lao i eed ie te THE OSHAWA TIMES, Fridey, May 24, 1963 } 30| ois and up. Winners of more than $2500|in the front row. And the grap.) DOC'S GARAGE] \de John Kent's ¢ ester TIRE & AUTO SUPPLY--ASSOCIATE STORE 145 KING ST. WEST, OSHAWA Invites You To Attend Their SKIL TOOL DEMONSTRATION See the 'SKILTOOL" Representative demonstrate the com- plete line of "SKIL" POWER TOOLS . , . drills, saws, pia band saws, etc. in the WESTERN TIRE STORE, SATURDAY, MAY 25th -- Everyone Welcome -- | You can now enjoy owning the most distinctively styled car of the year-- at a price in line with the "low-price-three." That car is the Mercury 400. Distinctive in appearance because of its unique reverse-slant rear window--an exciting styling feature with a practical purpose. The rear window is tucked under the roof, out of the weather--keeps itself free of rain and snow, keeps rear-view vision clear. Interiors are distinctive, Blasts CAHA In Rebuttal | benefit lan pace _ = TRAIL, B.C. (CP) -- Hockey)|then increased the fund for the} eoach Bobby Kromm defended] plan to $450,000 at their annual himself Thursday with the same| spring meeting. Covered under the plan are pensions, medical vehemence osname . his penetits and group life insur- censure by the Canadian Ama-|ance which begins at a mini- teur Hockey Association. |mum of $10,000 for first-year too. A choice of fashionable colour schemes makes the roomy comfort even 'more enjoyable. Appointments are tastefully Tt le executed. Kromm, who coached Trail! Smoke Eaters, repeated earlier! statements that the CAHA failed| to give his team adequate play-| ers and financial assistance for! its trip to the 1963 world hockey | championships in Stockholm. The coach turned his defence {nto a blistering attack on the)?' CAHA and singled out President) Art Potter of Edmonton. "I asked Mr. Potter.to see if he could help on the Bert Olm- stead case, a player who would certainly have helped our cause, and he declined," Kromm said.) 'He said he would rather see) us do it our way as the CAHA| did not get along with the pros." Trail was seeking Olmstead, retired veteran of Toronto Ma- ple Leafs of the NHL, but could not get his release to play ama- teur hockey. i Commenting on financial Trail received, Kromm said: "Whatever we received from the CAHA, we earned.' 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