The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

14 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesday, August 19, 1964 North-East Tykes SPORTS MENU By Geo. H. Campbell SPORTS EDITOR 'Everything From Soup To Nuts' Cop First Game » North-East bounced South- West 16-4 in the first game of 2-out-of-3 semi-final series of the Legion Tyke League Playoffs at Eastview Park Monday night. Paul Jubb pitched a fine game for the winners allowing only two hits and striking' ou' 13 THE GM GOLD CUP tournament, Oshawa's lawn bowling highlight of the season and for that matter, regarded as one of the outstanding men's rinks tournaments in Canada, is on today. They've been holding this outstanding classic for years and it's a rarity when the weattier isn't ideal. We can recall, over the past 20 years or more, only once that the event was entirely washed out-and only about two other occasions when it had to be curtailed to a two-game affair, due to a rain late in the day, or mid-way in the play. They've got 80 rinks entered in the competition, with 32 starting here at the local greens at nine o'clock this morning and eight at Whitby. The other half of the entries will swing into' action at 11:00 a.m. All rinks will play three games, so it makes for a stern com- petition, with a generous mixture of skill and good fortune necessary to attain the top rung -- The General Motors Gold Cup. Top three-game winner in "the other draw" claims The Oshawa Lawn Bowling Club Trophy and runner-up prizes. For years, the glamor of this event has been enhanced by the array of prizes -- they have 17 or 18 complete sets of prizes, and thanks to the generosity of the various sponsors, the value of the prizes runs about $1,500. In any sport circle, this would be regarded as terrific ! OSHAWA MERCHANTS won their Eastern Ontario Senior Baseball League playoff game against Belleville, last night, by default. It was to have been played in Little Britain but apparently Belleville had little intention of being on hand -- they couldn't field a team. They called at "supper-time" hoping it was raining too hard to allow play -- but this was not the case so then they admitted they were defaulting. We would like to suggest that this isn't doing much in the way of creating a good image for the Ontario Baseball Association. The OBA president is Jack Carson, of Belleville. It doesn't look too good when a Senior team, located in the home city of the OBA president, can not show up for a playoff game in their own Eastern Ontario League. Across the country, basebal! (now referred to as "hardball") is actually flourish- | ing and enjoying progress, but only in two major groups -- in the various minor or age-limit ranks and in the smaller towns and village-size communities, At the Senior and even Intermediate level, baseball has been losing ground for years. It begins to look as if "the big boys" -- and especially in "the big cities" -- are not interested in baseball any more, or at least not nearly as much as a few years ago. DIAMOND DUST: -- Cormaught Park 'Tigers' nosed out Storie Park 6-5 last night, to even up their Midget Soft- ball League OASA series. They settle it tonight in the third and deciding game, at Fernhill Park, 6:30 o'clock sharp. Winner opens OASA Ist round playoffs against Pickering, this Saturday. . . . MINOR OBA playoffs in the:Eastern Ontario area this past weekend produced some results which up until we checked the Belleville and Peterborough papers, was ap- parently being kept secret by the various Oshawa Legion Minor Assoc, teams concerned. .. . IN BANTAM PLAY, Osh- North-East had eight hits, including two doubles and a single by John York, Gary Alli- son clouted two doubles. Jubb Kewin and Wilson also batted well for the winners. B. Stone took the loss, giving up 13 walks: and striking out four. South-West had seven errors, while the winners made six. D. Tournier got the two lone) hits for the losers. SPORTS CALENDAR TODAY'S GAMES SOFTBALL Beaches Major Fastball lea- gue: (InterCity Game)--Rich- mond Hill vs Oshawa Tony's, at Alexandra Park, 8:15 p.m. OASA Bantam Playoffs: Osh- awa Sunnyside Park vs Picker- ing, at East Woodlands Park, 8:00 p.m.; 1st game of 2-out-of-3 series, ! Civil Service League: Foley's vs Reynold's, at Lakeview Park \(east diamond); Thompson's vs) Excelsiors, at Lakeview Park) (west diamond); Wood's vs| Scott's, at Cowan Park; On-| tario Stele vs Dodd's Motors, at) Radio Park; all games at 6:45 p-m, | OASA Pee Wee Playoffs: Osh- awa Bathe Park vs Port Perry,| at Port Perry, 6:15 p.m.; 2nd) game of 2-out-of-3 series. } Oshawa Minor Assoc. (Ki-| wanis Bantam League Cham, pionship Playoffs)--F ernhill Park at Bathe Park and Storie| Park at Woodview Park; Ist) games of Round-Robin series; | both games at 6.30 p.m, | Oshawa Minor Midget Lea-| gue; (Championship Playoffs) |--Lake Vista at Rundle Park and Nipigon Park at North Osh. awa; ist games of Round-Robin series; both games at 6:30 p.m. Neighborhood Assoc. Bantam Girls League: Southmead at Bookside; Valleyview at Storie Park; Lake Vista at Radio | GOING DOWN! Winnipeg Blue Bombers end Farrel Fun- ston (71) takes a flying tackle from defensive halfback Gene Ottawa Rough Gaines (22) of Ottawa Rough Riders in the first interlock- ing game of the Canadian Football League in Ottawa Dominate Second Half, Smother Blue Bombers OTTAWA (CP)--Those with a| with torn ligaments and will be passion for jumping to conclu-|out at least one game. sions may wei! be looking down| Ottawa's win in the first inter- their noses at the Western|locking game of the season Football Conference today. moved .Riders into a tie with After the way Ottawa Rough) Montreal Alouettes for the East- Riders kicked the stuffing out|/ern Conference leadership. The of Winnipeg Blue Bombers|loss dropped Bombers to fourth! Minor Lacrosse Midget Tourney Here Saturday One of the highlights of the Oshawa Minor Lacrosse season will take place this Saturday here at the Children's Arena. On that date, the OMLA will hold an Invitational Midget Lacrosse Tournament, The event will get under way at 8 in the morning and will continue throughout the day. A total of 16 games will be played before a winner is declared, that is expected to be about 8 p.m. The local association will enter two teams. The Oshawa 'A' team, Royal Crown Colas, will be coached by two outstand- ing lacrosse players, Rusty Craggs and his brother Rickey. Oshawa's second team will be handled by Dave Talbot and Ralph Cook. Other teams taking part will come from Bowmanville, Long Branch, Mimico, Toronto Town- ship, Fergus, Peterborough, St. Catharines, Kitchener and Sar- nia, The trophy for the winner of this tournament has been donated by the Oshawa Green Gaels, This will be presented on Saturday night by John Greer, |president of the Gaels, | 'The local association hopes to| ibuild this tournament into an annual event and it is hoped that a Jarge number of local la- crosse fans will get out to the Children's Arena Saturday and support the minor league in this | |endeavor. | All the boys playing will be /14-16 years of age and a fast, exciting series can be expected. FOOTBALL STANDINGS By THE CANADIAN PRESS WLT F APt 18 4 53 4 42 2 46 0 last night. Jim Conroy (25) of Ottawa is shown moving in on the play, --(CP Wirephoto) Riders Montreal Ottawa Toronto Hamilton The second quarter addea|B.C. only a field goal by Racine to)". make things Winnipeg 13 ot-\Calgary tawa 10. Winnipeg Ron Stewart changed every-|Edmonton ' thing for Ottawa in the second Tuesday's Result half, running wild with two|Ottawa 46 Winnipeg 20 touchdowns and inspiring Dave) es rtppre ERR Aerio Connaught Tigers Edge Storie Park, Settle It. Tonight Connaught Park Tigers nosed out Storie Park 6-5, last night at Storie Park diamond, to even up| their Oshawa Minor Softball Association Miget League OASA final series at one win apiece, As announced in the playoff arrangements published on Fri- day, the third and deciding game will be played tonight at Fernhill Park, at 6.30 o'clock. Should tonight's game be rained out -- it will be played tomor- row (Thursday), at the same time and place. Winners of this game will represent Oshawa in OASA playdowns, with the first game against Pickering this Sat- urday while the losers will par- ticipate in the Midget League round-robin playoff scheule. Warren Hough pitched the win for Connaught Tigers last night, allowing Storie Park five hits for five runs, After retiring the first nine batters in succession, he was tagged for a single by Logeman, to open the fourth in- ning. The runner got extra bases on an error and scored later on) Solomon's sacrifice fly. Storie Park collected three | error, Claite Gi rougded, Kalinowski at the plate. With the score tied at 4-4, Connaught won the game with two runs in the top of the seventh, Brack, Kalinowski and Glendinning all hitting safely in succession, after there were two out. Brack had three hits for Con- naught, who piled up a total of 11 safeties, with Terry McQuade os McGahey each having a pair. CONNAUGHT PARK -- Clapp, ss; McQuade, ef; MeGahey, 2b; Leaming, 1b; Brack, ¢; Kal inowski, If; Glendinning, 3b} Bradley, rf; Hough, p. a4 STORIE PARK = Logeman, 2b; E. Wright, ef; Solomon, 3b; Taylor, p and If; Cameron, ¢j Glecoff, If and rf; G. Wright, 1b; Clark, ss; Locke, rf; Kono packi, p in 7th. OLIVER TO EDMONTON EDMONTON (CP) -- Edmon- ton Eskimos of the Western 5\to give Connaught Park boys the »|when Gary Bradley and Hough runs in their best inning, thelpootpal: Confe crt "when Logeman sagain(noctnal' Gonferanes snneuneed opened with a single. E. Wright/defensive tackle and end Bobby followed suit arid Solomon was!jack Oliver from Hamilton walked to fill.the bases, Taylor/tjger-Cats of the Eastern Con- was safe on an infield error S|erence. Oliver, 28. also has two runners scored and Solomon| njayed 'with Montreal Alouettes came home on a wild pitch. and Toronto Argonauts. , Konopaki, who came into the| ------ game in the sixth inning as re- lief pitcher, scored Storie Park's fifth and final run in the 7th when he opened with a single and score later on Solomon's double. Konopacki walked with one out in the 9th but was forced by Logeman and the game ended with the tying run on base as Hough made E. Wright his 10th strikeout victim. Warren McGahey homered with two out in the first inning, LON DON A Flavoured Wine "SERVE COLD OW JHE ROCKS OR WITH YOUR FAVOURITE MIX" spark needed. Taylor put them down in order in the second but gave up two runs in the third hit back-to-back singles, then both scored on a passed ball, choice play and infield out. Thelen, Ted Watkins and Ken) | In the sixth, Gary Brack open- awa lost at home, won the next in Belleville but lost the Tuesday night it could take a/place in the West. EQUALS RECORD led with a single and Walt Kal- Bomber quarterback Ken,Lehmann to one each, Two sin-| Park; Coutice at Harman Park; Connaught Park at North Osh- awa and Eastview at Woodview) Park; all games at 6:30-p.m. | Oshawa Minor Assoc: (Midget) League OASA Playoffs) -- Con-| third one there, to suffer elimination, ... OSHAWA PEE WEES also lost out in their first round, to Peterborough, this series also going the limit, with the third game in the Lift- lock City on Sunday. . . . BELLEVILLE PeeWees put out Kingston, so they'll meet the Petes... . OSHAWA TYKES won their first OBA round, putting out Belleville youngsters |naught Park and Storie Park, at} in two-straight games. They'll likely meet Peterborough next, |Fernhill Park, 6.30 p.m.; 3rd] ____|and deciding game of series.. | BASEBALL Scugog Cleaners Tyke League Playoffs: North-| West vs South-East at Eastview| Park and North-East vs South-| West, at Harman Park; both games at 6:15 p.m. LACROSSE OLA Senior League Playoffs: Brooklin vs St. Catharines Ath- letics, at St. Catharines, 8:30 p.m.;- 4th game of 4-out-of-7 series. Oshawa Juvenile-Junior Lea- gue Playoffs--Joe Bosco's Real Estate vs John Beaupre's Spurs, at Oshawa Childrén's Arena, 8:00 p.m, Oshawa Minor Assoc. Pee} Wee League Playoffs: West- mount Kiwanis vs Johnny's Pals, 6:00 p.m. and Kelley De- Gray's vs Oshawa Dairy, at 7:00 p.m.; both games at Bathe Park, LAWN BOWLING Men's Rinks, Annual General Motors Gold Cup Tournament, at Oshawa Lawn Bowling Club d Whitby Lawn Bowling Club, | | Win League Tilt Over Baytors 7-6 Oshawa Scugog Cleaners were|ers well under control \é for the outhit seven-to-six but outscored] first six innings, except for a Baytor ag -- 7-6, in an|lone run, scored in the fourth! py a et Inter-Schedule| when Bob Young singled with game, last night, at Toronto | one out, advanced on a passed 7 oa Po mai etait ton and infield out and stole pu a s| home, in ong gia tied for second| Scugogs had better uccess Place in their City and District| against their rivals when the Ter toe Seen opened onl eae mya the yn rect 4 scoring with a big five-run rally| ee scored Gee cae mee in the econd stanza. Ste w|seventh ' infield : y Ponto llr oth : A on an infield error, Don Drennon aso ted, |Gouble sy go fickey - "| Dwight Vandeveer was safe on| Oshawa added two more runs| '| 0 geod play that found alljin the 8th when Bob Solomon ie ef a ge Ppa ate Hoge oo rg -- a triple and scoured y e. n i Winton was safe on rg infield| walked ag Ayal nat secon an Ser Week et sees i ae ae Py Gaskell's drive to\at 9:00 a.m, ome with) ri ield was | the fifth run of the rally on|it 64. muffed, to make! = sHURSDAY'S GAMES ruce ers infield ae Porgy won , the SOFTBALL 4 ; ' me |game in top of the 9th in-| OASA Intermediate Industria Pay arcane rp for Scu-\ning. Hickey opened with a\Playoffs -- Oshawa General Fie gn aged after|walk and with one out, Ralph|Motors vs Peterborough, at) oy ng m-- Hae only| Davies was: safe on an infield|Peterborough; 1st game of 2-out- Tes Penton, o os oui bag so was Solomon, then|of-3 series. | Pog ag ne yi LA : -| i Rowden singled to score| Neighborhood Assoc. Pee Wee! walked 0d Godovits singled telBCUGOG" CLE Ktnng Tt... |Girls League -- Radio st Fern aeons Pondelling Pome y A 0G CLEANERS--Davis,|hill; Lake Vista at Sunnyside; | ee oe a ae 4 (ss: Solomon, ¢; Rowden, 3b;\Glen Stewart at Nipigon; Wood:| ' e| Young, cf; Tilk, If; Gaskell,|view at Bathe Park; Kingside| games at! | fifth but Mason fanned the next|1b; § Bee E two batters and allowed oniy| masons po 2b; Hickey, | Bagg tee ogy hggeshosr at one hit for the rest of the) BAYTOR AND SONS -- Godo-\¢.30 p.m. rd game, while striking out 11 bat-|vitz, 2b; Campbell, ss: che p.m. ud eid for| velyn, bg Rick, ¢ Aiken, 1b,|BASEBALL ctims. enne, rf; Vandeveer, p:| 0s egion Minor Assoc. FR i gp re for Bay-| Pendeliing, If and 2b; Wintcn,| Pee Wee pee Playotts --| s, held the Clean-'cf; Small, lf; Gardner, c, | People's Clothing vs 'Auto Work- GREENWOOD RACE RESULTS #2370 "amis Park and South-East vs Jubilee) Pavilion, at Alexandra Park (north diamond); both games at) dae ag Heed for Syear-\Start good; won driving. /6.15 p.m, Cherry F'ze, Webster 13:50 6.10 Hanover, Fillion 6 | Also Ran in Order: Johnnie R, Riddell-| §-Chud send SOCCER : Start peed, won arivinge ne Mil Oshawa and District Assoc. 'Also Ran in Order: 'Sonny's Tony, Van|oId8 and up. Purse sooo °° 2! (2nd Division) -- Thistles 'B' vs Baers, Kintutica, Mitzle, and Dutch oit-|28eron Hal, Brown 24.80 690 4,10|Rangers 'B', at 6.45 p.m. and wa |S-Northwood Butch, Conley 3.10 2.40 (1st Division) -- Hungaria vs __ SECOND RACE -- 1 Mile pace for 3. CRose Herbert, Radley Sale i! and syeer-olds. Purse $700, (8). |¥ert Ooed., won "driving. 'Local 222, at 8.00 p.m.; both) Badger Byrd, C'bett 7.50 4.00 3 t Byrd Killean,| at nsme ivic ern Erect. tie pa 14.70 #.40| Eddiecen, Neoga, Jester, Belmont Clara, ceria) Sue ..s 'a 1s ' Sweet 5 . TY a wen ene iat QUINELLA ,7 AND 5, PAID $72.20 Also Ran in Order: Homestead trish] SEVENTH RACE -- 1 Mile pace for 3-| LACROSSE Fergie, Belmont Ernie, Lee Croft, Chris|year-olds and up. Purse $600.(8). | Oshawa Juvenile - Junior League -- Tom Cullen's Esso vs Yeado, and Ballerina Wick. \?-Jean Third, Geisel Jr. DAILY DOUBLE, 6 AND 6, PAID $77.20) 4-Meadowview Champ, Reld " 1890 rir ; THIRD RACE -- 7 Furlong trot for 3-|1-Torn's: Traller, Hicks 3.00|Brooklin, at Brooklin Arena, 8.00/ year-olds and. up. Purse $700 (7). | Start good, won driving. lp.m.: 8rd ame of 3-out-of-5 SPatricia M'ret, Madill 12.30 5.90 2.90| Also Ren in Ordr: Canadian Grat-|Py gam | 1-Falips, Corbett 10.60 4.50|tan, Cunny's Lou Yocke, Argyea,y Ri| Semi-final series. he peel ig ln 2.80|tan, Cunny's- Lou Yocke, Argyel Ray,| Oshawa Minor Bantam League |-- Jury and Lovell vs UAW, at good, won driving. 3 |Miss Dai Volo, Also Ran In Kingston, Tony) EIGHTH Race gs ying lin for 2 ' (8). |6.00 p.m. and Lions Club vs Kins) Kile $20 2.70 250/men Club, at 7.00 p.m. Both 4.40|worth, Darkey Riddell, Hi 0 4é0l\Macdutt's Louie ae E Lee 440) SIXTH RACE -- 1 Lee. Order: Worthy, Pinetree Dale, and Camdeniyear-olds and up. Purse $800 he mye vies send ah Richard, a * » c }8-Thunder Bars, Holmes ¥ . ; | FOURTH RACE -- 1 ile pace for ¥/4Northwood Billie, Conley iigigames at Oshawa Children's fart good, won handily. | : ¥ SUncle Bun, Findley $29'490 $30] Albeo 'Res le Orde. Mian ona Arena; 2nd games of two-game, Deon Sultan B 2nd, Hayes 7.00 3.50|Virginla's Boy, Marion Mohawk, Shady|0tal-goal, semi-final rounds. 2Magic Millie, Pacey \Velle, and Larry Dillard. Mise Ran in Order: Billy @ Express,|Purse $000 (8), | "ue Pace Ord UP. Dairy Queen vs People's! Guinea Mite, Kawartha Helen, and Wid-|3-Bar Gold, Filion 21.20 #40 6.00|Clothing, at 8.00 p.m. and Hotel ower's Pick. 2-Irene MacDutt, Boyce 12.00 5.50/Genosha vs Royal Crown Colas, olds and up.- Purse $900 (8 Also Ran in Order: Sugar Hil! Mont,;awa Children's reng 2 4King C Lee, Holmes 14.30 5.80 3.50\Leny Boy, Futurity Chief, Jasper's' Gold | er ns. Aten #3 and Penny Coelen, Findley 2.70 3:00\and Harrigan jgames of two-game, total-goal, \ and 4year-olds. Purse $700 (7), 3.00 i "Stert good, won driving. | NINTH RACE -- | Oshawa Minor Midget League| Late Can., Armbro Explorer. 1-May Trust, Walke FIFTH RACE -- 1 Mile trof for 2-year-|Start good, won. driving 340] 31 9.00 p.m.; both games at Osh- 7-Bishop Song, Varcoe *10| Total Pool 254,088, Attendance 4420, 'semi-final rounds, iIBAD BOY DEFINITELY few convincing wins by WFC} teams playing Big Four clubs} Ploen clicked nicely through the to improve the image.' jair in the first quarter to hit It wasn't that the 46-20 score|Funston who lateralled to Leo in itself was all that humiliat-| Lewis for a 64-yard touchdown, ing. Trouble was Ottawa played|converted by George Fleming. only half a game to get it. | Fleming added two field goals What probably worries Winni-|after Ottawa had evened things peg most #re the injuries that|at.7-7 with a 46-yard pass-and- /accompanied the defeat. Defen-|run touchdown from Jackson to|yard, who replaced Ploen, hil sive back Dick Thornton was|Whit Tucker. Moe Racine Oshawa Legion Minor Assoc.| put out indefinitely with a frac-| kicked the convert, his first ofjand-run touchdown, converted), superior parent, Bailey 10.70 tured ankle in the first 'quarter| five. | while intercepting a Russ Jack-| im | CARACAS (AP)--Horacio Es- gles by Ed Ulmer rounded out) tivez of Venezuela equalled the Ottawa's scoring. : world record for 100 metres Sat- Stewart led Ottawa in yard-| yrday with a time of 10 seconds age through the air and on the)flat in the Venezuelan national ground, He carried 15 times for|track and -field championships. hes yards and caught two passes|Rstivez matched the world 'or 93, In the fourth quarter Hal Led-|Germany and Harry Jerome of Vancouver. Billy Cooper for a 57-yard pass- $60. 3.00 by Fleming. 6Roman Thunder Davidson 7.10 4.20 2-All Canadian, Leblanc 4.2 son pass. End Farrell Funston} left the game in the last quarter) Oshawa Horse (Dally Rac FORT ERIE RACE RESULTS | Copyright 1964 by McMu rray Publishing Ce., Lid. Start good, won driving Also Ran in Order: Nakina, Barracho J, Majestic Hour, Little Baron and Prince Bubi. Winner, dk & or br g, 4, Cassis -- Kips chick by Lochinvar, Trainer & Kalensky. Pool 49,272 EIGHTH RACE -- Purse $2000. Claim- ing Form). | FIRST RACE -- Purse $1900. Claiming. | Maiden, two-year-olds, foaled In Canada.) |S' Furlongs (12) |1-So War, Rogers $8.30 5.50 3.50) 2-Mon's. Bell, Harris $7.60 2] 2.60 Breaks Slump At Greenwood "ort ew won gua TORONTO (CP)--Baron Hal,|Question, Peterry, Niagara Miss, Count) winless in 18 previous starts) fair ae et bf sul faeces this year, upset 4-to-5 choite| SNE by why Allbhi - ' , | y Allbhal. Trainer CP Northwood Butch by a head in|treand. the quinella feature of Twesday Pool 18,424 Double Pool 38,216 j U e >} | SECOND RACE -- Purse $2200. Claim- ptig. adligesiie yews Bag ata Ing. Two-year-olds, foaled In Canada. 5va 7 é y. Furlongs (9) 4 j "Ow 4-Vertex Ruler, Parnell Owned by Milton Brown | 0f/t veri t Tengo, Mecomb Oshawa, Baron Hal, an 11-to-1!}-Gunmetal Pete, Parsons pick, lost, then regained the lead Start good, won driving i . 7 7 sO an in ler: in the stretch from the favorite|, (ifs Triomphe, Mandolas, from the Northwood stable Of) moore's Selector, Ennisclare. Pembroke DAILY DOUBLE, 1 AND 4, PAID $67.50) Winner, ch f, 2, Vertex -- High Ruler by Stan Brown. the trainer, was)knave High. Trainer J © Meyer. at the reins of Baron Hal, a Pool 32375 ' sina "okie 4 A " TH -- Purse 4 . mane « 7er * old gelding, who ing. Maiden, two-year-olds, foaled in Can- showed but three second-place| ada. 5% Furlongs (12) finishes and five thirds for his|5-Lucky Draw, Gomez 4.90 4.30 3.50 ious i 7 6-Young Fashion, Rogers 37.10 14.40 previous outings. 'i 4-Georgia St., Lanoway aid Quinella bettors' who picked|start good, won driving the Baron Hal-Northwood Butch] Also. Ran. in Order: 'ombination reaped dividends|ceterpitiar, Day's Best, of $92.20 ton ay vic Simartian Champ, Daredri, 0! 20. Fast Kitten, Sweet Sailing. iss Brian Webster of Brantford| Myeqy 'Lagy by. cou Pd eS drove his father's C herr yivon Rienthofen. Freeze ($13.50) to vic |Pool 40,418 first ¢ 1 io Sy 'he FOURTH RACE -- Purse $2000. Claim- irst race. A daily double of Ing. Three-year-olds, 6¥s Furlongs (12) $77.30 came up when the second] 1-aged Dust, Rogers 34,80 15.40 0.30 race went to Badger Byrd,|!!-Shining Wings, Haram driven by co-owner Don Corbett 6-Bonne Vitesse, Fitz'ns of Alma, Ont. 10.50 5.70 4.50 9.40 7.40 11.20 Weed _ Bender, Bingham, teriing Scholar, Corporal Case,| Tracey Gien,| Start good, won driving ° | also Ran in Order: Choppy River, Dog- 5 Yeor Guarantee made by Beatty. Free food pion. Free delivery. PRICED FROM FREEZERS-21 CU. FT. Built-in filter, 1/5 horse power, 19,000 99.88 value arote zone freezer. 5 year guarantee. WE ARE OPEN EVERY NIGHT FOR YOUR SHOPPING CONVENIENCE / SELLS FOR LESS! 198 DEHUMIDIFIERS-G.E. cu. ft. capacity, swift operation, 5 year gourantee, automatic shut-off, Reg. 159. 2-D00R REFRIGERATORS By Beatty, full cutomatic defrost, sep- } With trade ... 199.88 | wonespay Lake 9:30 P.M. Everybody Knows the Place--Bad Boy--King St. E. 728-4658-4659 gjer G McCann, ing. Three-year-olds and up. One and one bane, Poppy Talk, Limbo Lad, Woo mbo Lad, Spanking) si cteenth Miles. (11) 15.30 6.90 6.20 11.80 4 'eeze, Woodcote Park, My First Duch ess, Dominion Br: md Late Cash. Winner, b g, 3, Mr. Brief -- Middy's Gal by Lord Lochinvar. Trainer R Parr, Start good, won driving Pool 43,732. | Also Ran In Order: Sun and Wind, Whit. ing ert RACE -- Purse $2200. Clalm-\vitie, Niagara Drift, Vedas, Shasta Road, Ao hr tga foaled in Canada, 5¥2| auntie Norafawn Flush and Matinal, uriongs |Winner, dk b or br g, 4, Alibhai -- Be 4-Fabulous Star, Harrison 6.90 4.00 3.30) #-Sun Velvet, Dittfach in ipl en me eee ee 2-Select Sin, Smith 4:60 Pool 56,885 Total Pool 362,994 Start good, won ridden out lAttendance 6,422 Also Ran in Order: Chop's Eternal, : Blue Week, Easy Ella, Erin Pan, Real Kal, Johns' Whirl, Sister Marg. | Winner, dk b or br £,2, Fabius -- Bon- haven Star by Isolater. Trainer T Oliver. Pool 43,494 SIXTH RACE --- Purse $2900. Allow- ances. Three-year-olds and up, foaled In} Canade. About 7 Furlongs on turf course; (5) 2.60 2.80 2.20 6,50 2.90 5 -Arthur H., McComb 2.70 Start good, won easily Also Ran in Order: Gay Pageant, Bel-| arctic A--Windfields Farm Entry QUINELLA, 1A AND 4, PAID $21.80 Winner, dk b or br ¢, 4, by Canadian Champ -- Menebora by Menetrier. Train- 4All's Pride, Hale 0 10-Leton, MeComb 24.40 11 9-Cartersville, Turcotte Your Satisfaction Is Our Aim All Cars Carry Our GUARANTEE KELLY DISNEY USED CARS Ltd. 1200 Dundas E. Whitby 668-5891 BUDGET TERMS DROP IN 1A-Canebora, Gomez 4 '-Winisteo, Dittfach Pool 16,661 Quinella Pool 23,547 SEVENTH RACE--Purse $2200. Clalm- Ing. Three-year-olds and up. 6 Furlongs (8) | mark held by Armin Hary of \inowski was safe on an infield SPECIA FRONT END ALIGNMENT 95 MOST CARS PLEASE PHONE FOR APPOINTMENT BRAKE RELINE $1495 General Tire of Oshawa 534 RITSON RD. SOUTH PH: 728-6221 9.80 6.20) ) 7.0 94 SIMCOE ST. NORTH HIGHEST QUALITY ME FRESH KILLED OVEN READY TURKEYS ~ 39: ATS GOLDEN LEAN MEATY BLADE Economy 6&7 Rib PRIME RIB LEAN MEATY SHORT RIB "Short Cut Ist 4 ribs Prime Rib BB | gaa 39 39 69: FRESH PORK BUTT FRESH PORK LOIN END WIENERS SHOULDER SKINLESS MAPLE LEAF Al: 99 65 49 Cc Ib FRONT QUARTER EXTRA FEATURE BANANAS GRADE "A" SMALL SIZE EGGS IN YOUR CONTAINER FIRST GRADE CREAMERY BUTTER BROOKSIDE 24 OZ. FREEZER SPECIAL BEEF CUT & WRAPPED YELLOW 15: 27% Zo A]: 375