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THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thursday, July 9, 1964 Heavy Winds Cause Golfers Anxiety In British Open Play Ta eel 2 in an yw oe 60 miles an hour, that swept{tralia, who has won the title/toqay. son of Windsor Scseland with the ancient course Wednesday |four times, had a 79. He was also tagged by his|Tounds of 75-73, Ce! led the field in destroyed mo of - » Rn aan oe == agg : owner, Conn Smythe, as the 's rs, including. Jac "ithe defending champion, left|"best bred horse in Canada."|returned $3.30, $3.10 and es & bom on ot champions us, the favorite, who fought to) hander Bob Charles of New Zea-| Greek Salt went to the lead| Grand Galop, owned by J ter battling heavy winds Wee jer a 76. land, Charles complained hejshortly after leaving the gate|Louis Levesque, of Montreal, onesmnder-par Tis} Faulkner had the hard luck|couldn't keep his balance in the|and stayed on top throughout) and from the first crop of Vie: 6,926-yard St. Sharews to have his-ball buried in the|wind while putting, | the 5% eariong dash to defeat|toria' Park, one of Canada's turf on the 17th, apparently) Lema, having seen the course|Lykke Til and Grand Galop. | finest thoroughbreus, might O'Connor of Ireland|when fan stepped on it. Helonly once and that was the day| Sent to the post as.the odds-on|have been closer. He came out and Jean Garaialde, 29-year-old| wasted a stroke getting the ball) before, stuck his favored wedge|choice, Greek Salt came homelof the starting gate poorly andj French champion, were fol-/out of the ground and had alback in his bag. and said good-|in 1.05 1-5, just four-fifths of a|had to be rushed back into con-| lowed at 72 by British Legh? two-over-par 6 for the hole. tention, Weslock Captures London Invitation 'Greek Salt' Wins Stakes | :o00on, «7 =. s four-stroke deficit to win the t Woodbine terse eh tation Wednesday by shooting al TORONTO (oP) Greek Salt, ore cummneer second of a handsome two-year colt, |'"s won his fourth ctraight race, He recovered from a first: the $9,360 Clarendon Stakes|Tou"d 74 to win by #8 stroke -|Wednesday at Woodbine Race-|°Vet beliwey leader Tom Dra- "Shoots the Works" in this Sensational -- Cup star Harry bh ag and Australia's Bruce Dev A stroke behind with Tas were NAGLE HAS 77 Kel Nagle of Australia, the Lema of Calif.,;winner in 1960, shot a 77. Gary and Max Faulkner, Briton--in 1951--to win the 72- hole open. last] Player of South Africa, winner in 1959, finished with a 78 after three-putting six of the first 11 The winds, with gusts up to/holes. Peter Thomson of Aus- side wind was too devastatin ng to try a flying wedge shot aim at the pin. "Instead, I took a seven iron and: ran the ball to the hole," said Lema, This was a lesson it took Bobby Jones something like five years to learn before he earned GREENWOOD RACEWAY the respect of the St. Andrews golf course. FIRST RACE -- 7 Furlong trot for > year-olds and up. Purse $700 (6). 6Dean Yates, F'stone 2-Fanny Symbo,| Witte Lat ld Hicks 'Also Ran in Oniert. "Flashy Chuck, ar-olds and uj 630 490 3.10 th ertith Galbraith 60 iz B-Andy Bilis,. Zuk PB gh bl RACE -- 1 %16 Miles pee Purse $800 (8). 490 3.90 2.70 3.70 S-Lord Herriman, Colliton 4.30 Start good, won driving. Also Ran in Order: Armbro Beau, Mr, Twist, Pixie ron 2nd, Miss Todd|Homestead Wild Willie, Mr.. Dillon, Slic Riddell, and DQ--Wee Symbol, DQ--Finished 3rd, disqualified and placed last. Adios, and Germika, EIGHTH RACE -- 1 Nile pace for 3 year-olds and up Purse $1,300 (8). SECOND RACE -- 7 Furiong pace for|7-Tarport Scotty, Curran 14.90 7.60 4.40 dyear-olds. Purse $700 (8). 4Perennial, Findley 2-Lee Allen, Waples Satrt good, won easily. Also Ran In Order: Johnny Ringo Sugar Babe, Go Man Go, King Grattan $, and Ballerina Wi 1-Mighty Stein, McNutt 6.80 4,10 3.80 2.80 2.60/5-Armbro Bingo, McKinley 3.50 4.10 3.50\Start good, won driving. +The Leo, Radiey 4.90 Also Ran in Order: Geveriy Dillard, Jonairo, So_ Long's Prince, Colonel Volo, and George Volo. ick. DAILY DOUBLE 6 AND 4 PAID $15.40) Miles "Pace" for Three-ear-olds and up. $800 (8) PH Laer od borg --- 1 Mile we for 3)7-Sharon Sta, Larkin . Puree 9900 hii 60 un 3.00|6Ster Johnstn, Waddell 7.00 4,70|Start good, won driving a | Also Ran | Order: gr Tan, om | heete Minor Helen, Megan Hal and Also Ran in orders. Clement Hanover, | Red. with a guide | or maybe a see- Riddell, 'al Total wedde bw 'collins, Findley stan Riddell ita good, won drivi Dean, Byhelle Derey Elvis FOURTH RACE -- We Mile pace for + ear-olds and up. Purse Sbanny Lee G'tan, Hie 20.60 $2 5.10 3Keyson Hel, saga 3.60 - jerome G. Ci iiteen: and Fleety Riddell. FIFTH RACE = 1 Mile for year-olds and up. Purse $600 (8) Success Top, Waples 3.70 2.10 2) 20omedean, Lockhart 9.40 4. Lady Violet Direct, | Hilliard 4. Start good, won handily. in Order: Dale Mite, Bieze mM... ie Dele, Twinklette, and Mich- Counsel. ael's SIXTH RACH -- 1 Mile pace for >/hall League Inter-City . Purse $900 (8). Purse S-Brother Dillon, Wilwood 4.90 3,40 Pool 265,805. Attendance 5,421. LEMA SURPRISES. SCOTS Lema, 7-to-1 shot in the bet- ting, astonished the knowledge- able Scots by the way he con- quered really difficult condi- |tions to drop only one shot to par. Great players were taking anything up to 80 or more blows in the face of a gale that showed how impolite "the old lady"'--the oldest course in the world -- can be when she chooses, the old course as Lema and so NINTH RACE -- 1 and three iéths) it was as well with some of the other Americans, eight all told, 11,00 4.70 3.30] challenging for the 103-year-old ig title. Doug Ford, of Yonkers, N.Y,, "the only way to play this course is said for instance ing eye dog." ONE-HITTER Hamilto, Southan's blanked Oshawa Tony's 2-0 here in their Beeches Major Fast- sched- "3.10 260\in their Beaches Major Fast- 3.50 2.60/the Hamilton side - wheeler, threw a one-hitter at the home- sters. Hamilton Southan's Sales | Blank Oshawa Tony's 2-0 Salesiup both the Hamilton runs. Sebben walked to open the last night at Alexandra Park Barry Bailey opened with a single. 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Games at Cortina, Italy and When the Dutchmen sus- ada's Allan Cup champions in of the U.S. Eastern League in Last year the Jets won the league. Art Wall of Pennsylvania, dian' Open golf champion- traordinary 19 - under - par five under par for a final Balding, on home territory, ished in a tie with Alan YESTERDAY'S Pitching -- Bob Buhl, Cubs, | game in 14 decisions as Chicago Batting--Willie Mays, Giants, four + Congolese carry lion and leop- OPEN DAILY: 9 A.M. TILL 6 P.M, -- FRI. TILL 9 P.M. -- SAT. TILL 4 P.M. Mi h tw: y | Jack Armstrong got Oshawa's ag ad two of Hamilton's lone hit, a single to centre, in| Following walks to Mroczek the fourth frame. Prior to this,/and Kelly, in the 7th, Sonny Fl d M 4 he was on base via an error|Hill pinch-hit for Taylor, with oy a grounder forced Brent Oldfield, | strikes. Bey Smith pitched the who had walked. Nick Mroczek|last two frames for Tony's. | Selected Coach got on via an error in the} HAMILTON SOUTHAN'S --| fifth and he walked in the|sebben, 2b; Cipolla, 3b; Bailey/ These were the only Oshawa) Agnew, ma Honda, If; Rizzo, 2 batters to get past the plate, as + Dutt, Pickering, Ont. Phone 942-6771 KITCHENER (CP) -- New|strikeouts and had excellent/1p; Oldfield, ss; Armstrong, York Rangers of the National|/support, especially from second-/%h; Booth, c; McMahon, cf; nounced the signing of Floyd/figured in seven putout plays. |dard, rf; Taylor, p; Hill, bat- (Butch) Martin to coach Kitch-) Ron Taylor was the starting|ted in 7th; Kelly, rf in 7th; Hockey Association Junior A)charged with the loss. He gave'p in 8th. league. " Ont., will succeed Steve Brkla- eich Kitchener - Waterloo Dutchmen, appearing in the 1956 Olympic again at Squaw Valley, Calif., in 1960 pended operations, Martin played for Galt Terrires, Can- 1961. . He moved to Johnstown Jets 1961-62 and was named player- coach in 1962-63. league pennant under Martin with the youngest team in the Remember When? ... By THE CANADIAN PRESS playing the last 13 holes of the final round of the Cana- ship in a driving rainstorm, won the event with an ex- 269. The championship, four years ago today, saw him round of 67 at the Toronto | St. George's course. Al was a first-round leader with a record 63 and fin- Johnston of Montreal for the | low Canadian score of 283. By THE CANADIAN PRESS | | blanked San, Francisco Giants on four hits to win his 10th won first game of doubleheader a hit his 2th homer with two aboard as San Francisco : snapped game losing i streak by defeating Cubs 7-2 i You Afe Cordially Invited to QUESTION - LOOK - BUY | tama | RUDDY ELECTRIC LTD. ard tails with them to ward off! wicked spelis.