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+ year-olds and up. Purse $800 (8) WIMBLEDON'S CHAMPS TOAST EACH OTHER Wimbledon champions Maria at the conclusion of the All- champion Margaret Smith of | Bueno of Brazil and Roy Em- England Lawn Tennis Cham- : erson of Australia, toast each pionships. Miss Bueno won Australia. Emerson won the other, at Saturday night's the women's singles title on ™ens title, on Friday, defeat- ing fellow Aussie Fred Stolle. GREENWOOD RACEWAY Kay Hopkins And Partner, Lose Final FIRST RACE -- 1 Mile pace for 2-3-Dean Herbert, Herbert year-olds. Purse $700 (8). 6-Muddy Hanover, Waples 1-Kelly Mac Hal, Varcoe §.90 4.70 3.60|1-Gentry Yates, Wellwood 6Panama Hanover, Waples 7.00 4.99'Start good, won driving. 3-Opeongo, Findley 4,.00' Also Ran in Order: Sonny Creed, Suc- Start good, won handily. Also Ran in Order: Good Day, Lynden Bullet, Daryl M. Bee, Mighty Kawartna, and Lil' Annie, 3.40 2.40 3.80 ess Jean and Armbro Express. QUINELLA 3 AND 6 PAID $17.60 SEVENTH RACE -- 1 Mile pace for 3 year-olds and up. Purse $1,000 (8). SECOND RACE -- 1 316 Miles pace 4Ray Adios, Wellwood 10.50 5.10 3.10 2.80 for 3-year-olds and up. Purse $600 (7). | 5-Jonairo, Gillis 6.50 3.80 T-Jeri Carran, Hicks 19-90 6.60 4,00|2-Ducky's Breeze, Curran 30, LAKE OF BAYS, Ont. (CP)| 6Eva Mohawk, Feagan 3.40 2.50| Start good, won driving. _ |--John Raymond of Toronto} 2-Neoga Jester, Filion 4.90|, Also Ran in Order: Ko Ko C, Friscolwon the open singles, veterans' | Start good, won driving Killean, Dr. McGregor, Peter W, and singles and teamed ith Also Ran in Order: Baron Hal, Vesta) Rhythm Man. 5 i © Sot Fan e F te mt Sput- \Jack Corbett, also of Toronto, nik, EIGHTH RACE -- 7 Furlong trot for) ' Late Can., Maxie's Chief. syear-olds and up. Purse $4,000 (7). i. _ bes sy cao doubles a arcy DOUSLE 1 AND 7 ram cimea|scninne, Wale. 244% azithe Northern Ontario tenn ls ale gga ree 349 championships wound up Satur- " |day. Direct, Royal Prince Dillard, and 2-Ardee, Wellwood THIRD RACE -- 1 Mile Trot for 3 Start good, won driving, year-olds and up. Purse $900 (8). Also Ran in Order: Luliwater Frost.) ' 3 3-Penny. Coelen, Findley 7.60 3.50 3.00\chapple's Boy, Betsy Herbert, and Duke) Raymond's bid for a fourth iarmare Doria eel Cem jtitle, the men's open doubles eee Fie sins hick . 1 ames le 6 championship, was stopped game kee $a Order: king . Low se year-olds and up. Purse $900 (8) when he and Corbett were de- bork at Lanne, + My Sons Di 's-Biue Angel, oiitis 15.70 vrs ry feated by Dick Hilborn of Pres- ¢Favonian Gratten, Feagen 3a ton, Ont., and George Jones of| FOURTH RACE -- 1 Mile pace for 3 \ZtHigh Patch, Walker 28° Guelph 6-4, 6-3 , 6-3. Start good, won driving. | 4.50 3.20 2.70| Also Ran in Order: Minor Joe, Mc's) norothy Tinline of Toronto) jtook the women's singles hon- GMelite Baker, Crowe aap caolFirst, Direct Noble, Henry's Allen, and ors by defeating Eileen Bland SHigh Gay, MacTavish . Adios Dominion. Siar. geod won driving. 3.70/7Stal Pool 341,627, Attendance 8,194. fan in Order: Roselawn Boy, 6-3, 6-0. Miss Tinline teamed up Valentine, ' Py ingen RIGNEY FINED with Kay George, also of Tor- | 3 to, to defeat Irene Ireland of FIFTH RACE -- 1 Mi! 3| BOSTON (AP) -- Los Angeles) Onto, z dna ws. hee manager Bill Rigney has been|Toronto and Kay Hopkins of iene es Tociey «9-50 8 Pah rind 600. by the America n|Conawa 6%, 63, to take the Battle Kinney CG Furness Gi am League, hg -- revealed Sat- eissoen gsr title. ' fart good, won driving. urday. The fine was levied as aymond picked up the open Jone tent, "vullone. Tertech Dean' gei.|@ Tesult of umpire Al Sawerno's|singles championship by defeat- tan B, and Jean Third. lreport of his ejection of Rigney|ing Don Fletcher of St. Marys, RING RATINGS MIAMI BEACH, Fla. (AP)-- Welterweight champion Emile Griffith of New York was named July boxer of the month Saturday by the World Boxing Association for his victory over Iais Rodriguez in a title bout June 12, The WBA also released its latest list of ratings. George Chuvalo of Toronto, eighth among heavyweights, was the only Canadian ranked by the Emile Griffit Fighter Of Month Is pion--Sandro Mazzinghi, Italy; 1, Abrao DaSouza, Brazil; 2. Tony Montano, Phoenix, Ariz.; 3. Denny Moyer, Portland, Ore. Welterweight: Champion Emile Griffith, New York; 1. Brian Curvis, Wales; riguez, Miami. Junior weletrweight: Cham- pion--Eddie Perkins, Chicago; 1. Sandro Lopopolo, Italy; 2. Makoto Watanabe, Japan; 2. Jose Stable, New York; 3. Luis Rod- Sports Car Rally Marred By Crash BUGENE, Ore. (AP)--A Brit- ish Columbia race driver was killed Saturday night when his car ran over the wheel of an- other car, left the track, and flipped end over end. Stephen Anthony Slogar, 24, of Nanaimo was dead on arrival at hospital. Officials said the acci- dent occurred after a group of cars bunched ahead of the Slo- gar car in a modified sports car race, Gary Cowan Takes Par-Three Joust PETERBOROUGH (CP) World amateur champion Gary Cowan of Kitchener Rockaway Golf Club won Canada's first par-three golf tournament here' Saturday when he fired a three- over-par 111 for 36 holes. He was one over par at 55 af- ter the first 18 holes of the match, Tied for second spot were Dave Cooper of Mississauga THE OSHAWA TIMES, Monday, July 6, 1964 Golf Course near Toronto, and Bill Bowan of Peterborough. Both had 36-hole scores of 116. Theré were 75 golfers in the field. Cowan tied with Frank Whib- ley of Kitchener for fourth spot ships in Toronto last weekend with. a 54-hole score of 214. USES TELEVISION Closed - circuit television has London Golfer Wins War Amputees Title KITCHENER (CP) -- Walter Robbins of London, Ont., shot an 88 Saturday to win the sec- ond annual Ontario war ampu- tees golf tournament, Bill Popowitch of Toronto, the \defending champion, was sec- been used in one London school since 1962, ond with 91 and Vie Newton of Toronto had 92 for third. Sedona ta cuts ns telecast ndiiabarameamnaainaiaiaaiiaiaal \Terrell, Chicago; for the veterans' doubles title. Mario Rosito, Colombia. Lightweight: Champion--Car- los Ortiz, New York; 1, Paulie Armstead, Los Angeles; 2, Jose Napoles, Mexico; 3. Art Pers- eley, Red Cross, La. | Junior lightweight: Champion) --Flash Elorde, Philippines; 1.) Tureuo Kosaka, Japan; 2.| Young Terror, Philippines; 3. Johnny Bizzarro, Erie, Pa. Featherweight: Champion Sugar Ramos, Mexico; 1, Floyd WBA. The ratings: Heavyweight: Champion Cassius Clay, Louisville, Ky.; 1. Doug Jones, New York; 2. Eddie Machen, Los Angeles; 3. Ernie) 4. Cleveland) Williams, Houston, Tex.; 5. Zora Folley, Chandler, Ariz. Light heavyweight: Champion -- Willie Pastrano, Miami Beach; 1. Eddie Cotton, Seattle; | 2. Harold Johnson, Philadel- phia; 3. Greg Peralta, Argen-/Robertson, Ghana; 2. Vicente tina; 4. Johnny Persol, New|Saldivar, Mexico; 3. Ismael La-) York; 5. Bobo Olson, San Fran-guna, Panama. | cisco. ' | Bantamweight: Champion Middleweight: Champion --|Eder Joffre, Brazil; 1. Jesus| Joe Giardello, Cherry Hill, N.J.;|Pimental, Mexico; 2. Ronnie} 1. Rubin Carter, Paterson, N.J.;| Jones, Ciiicago; 3. Fighting Har: | 2. Joe Archer, New York; 3./ada, Japan. | Dick Tiger, Nigeria. Flyweight: Champion -- Pone) Junior middleweight: Cham-|Kingpetch, Thailand; 1, Salva-| amar cabbage amma N tor "Burruni, Italy; 2. Hiroyuki) |Ebihara, Japan; 3. Horacio Aca- Jack Nicklaus vallo, Argentina. | Wins Tourney | Thompson Cops Y | On Late Rally | Manitoba Open WHITEMARSH, Pa. (CP) --| By WALTER KREVENCHUK The chip shot from the fringe) WINNIPEG (CP) -- The Pine of the final green bounced) Ridge golf course on Winnipeg's straight for the pin, then rolled|northeastern outskirts breeds by. Both Gary Player and Jack}success for Alvie .Thompson, Nicklaus gulped. |professional from Whitevale,| The near miss by Pfayer Sun-) Ont. day presented Nicklaus with} Thompson, Canadian profes- $23,000 first-prize money in the|sional match play champion, $125,000 Whitemarsh Open with|ground out a one-under-par 212 a 12-under-par 276, Player, onelover Pine Ridge Thursday stroke behind, settled for $16,000.|through Saturday to win the 54-| Both had come from far back,|hole Manitoba open golf cham-) Nicklaus with a 67 and Player|Pionship. with a 69, to overhaul front-| It was his second Open vic- running Juan (Chi Chi) Rodri-| tory in three years, both at Pine guez, who blew to a 75 to fin-|Ridge, a 6,439-yard par 37-34-- ish in a fourth-place tie with|71 layout. Last year, when the Dave Marr at 279; a stroke back|Open was held at Winnipeg's of Arnold Palmer, who shot a| Southwood course, he lost in an 73. }extra-hole playoff with Dayton George Knudson of Toronto|9lson of Hopkins, Minn, } was another contender who} Thompson's 212, only sub-par came apart on the last day, fol-|score in the tournament, earned lowing a 67 and 68 with a 73|him the Carling Cup and $1,500. for 280 and a four-way tie for) He finished four strokes ahead sixth place with Tony Lema;|of Moe Norman of Toronto, Tommy Shaw and Bill Casper.|1963 Ontario Open champion, Each earned $3,917. |and Len Harvey of St. Boniface, | Well back of the leaders were| Man. | Fe page of Toronto, who won| | 'or his 288, and Bob Pan- oF asiuk of Windsor, Ont., whose Don t Neglect Slipping 289 was good for $265. FALSE TEETH Do false teeth Sip. slip or wobble a when you talk, eat, laugh or sneeze? Don't be annoyed and embarrassed by such handicaps. 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