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10 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Fridey, Mey 7, 1965 By Geo. H. Campbell SPORTS EDITOR "Everything From Soup To Nuts' NIAGARA FALLS Flyers defeated Edmonton Oil Kings 5-1 last night in Edmonton, to take a 2-0 lead in their Memorial Cup championship finals and while, being Juniors, a sudden let-down by the Flyers is not impossible, it begins to look very much as if the OHA Champions can sweep the Canadian title in four-straight games. If they really like Ed- monton -- they might lose one game! The way things are going: it looks very much as if both Canada's 'national amateur hockey championships" are already settled. Niagara Falls Flyers, with a two-game lead, should be able to take the Memorial Cup Junior laurels, without much trouble, Sherbrooke Beavers trounced Nelson Maple Leafs last night, for their third-straight win in the Allan Cup finals and an- other victory, get--it--over--now, couldn't be anything else but kind to the Western Canada representatives. Sherbrooke has dominated Allan Cup playoffs this season,. a fact that shouldn't be overlooked by the CAHA, when it comes to de- ciding which teams get.the "go sign'"' for a jaunt to Europe. THE NHL ALL-STAR team for the 1964-65 season has been announced! Looking it over, one cannot find too much fault with the final selection. They named Roger Crozier as their top goalie -- and since he appeared in 70 games and kept Detroit Red Wings in the picture on numerous shaky occasions, he has to be recognized as the best over the full season. Johnny Bower, Glenn Hall and Montreal's Hodge- Worsley combination were all very good, but from October to April, Crozier was "'it". Defence spots went to Pierre Pilot and Jacques Laperriere. Bill Gadsby and Carl Brewer made the "second team". This had to be the toughest section for the voters. On the forward lines, Claude Provost, Norm UIl- man and Bobby Hull got the call, On the second team, they had Gordie Howe, Stan Mikita and Frank Mahovlich. We have to wonder what happened to Jean Beliveau, Henry Richard, Pulford, Wharram, Delvecchio and a few others. : WHITBY'S Lasco "Steelers", their very good Junior "B" f lacrosse team, is playing an exhibition game this Sunday ; afternoon in the Whitby Arena, against the Toronto Mo- hawks, at 2:00 o'clock. Word is that coach Jim Hinkson of the Whitby "Steelers" has one of those "delightful problems" --he has so many good players that he doesn't even yet know for, sure, which ones to keep for the season. Manager Frank Wilbur and GM Jim Bishop will sit down with Coach Hinkson after Sunday's game, to make their final selections for their season's roster, Adding (?) to the Whitby problem is the fact that when Jim Bishop finally cuts his own Oshawa Green Gaels to size, there'll be some additional talent' avail- able for the Whitby team. The situation, almost too healthy for harmony, means that the Oshawa Juvenile-Junior League will be a very strong group this year. Any boy who hasn't yet registered for this League, can do so by contacting John Sadowski, at 8-5162. Their next workout is on Wednesday of next week, with teams to be announced the day before . FORT ERIE RESULTS Winner, & f, 4, by Rico Monte -- Royal Poppy, by Pavot. Pool $28,198. FIRST RACE -- Purse $2,200. Maiden, three-year-old fillies. 64 Furlongs (8). 7-Music Note, T'cotte 11.10 5.20 3.50 1-Music Festival, Harris 4.0 2.80 Lib, McComb $5.40 THIRD RACE -- Purse $2,200. Maiden Also Ran in Order: Galley Maid, Home three-year-old fillies. 62 Furtongs (9) Tour, Sunshine Blond, Northgate, and I-Larkfield, Fitzs'ns 3.50 2.80 2.50 Jiveoli. 9-Doo Wacka Doo, Robinson 7.20 3.50 8-Twenty Francs, Maxwel 3.0 Also Ran in Order: Red Garters, Bill's Red, Alice H., Winner, b f, 3, by Aliruliah -- Katie's Music.., by The 5 Pool $16,028. Daily Double Pool $36,558. SECOND RACE -- Purse $2,000. Ciaim- Ing, three- and four-year-oids, | Mile and Miss Scooter, Sweet Knot Winner, b i, 3, by Windfields -- Bien Lark, by Blenheim 2nd, 70 yards (6). Pool $38,666. 5-Royel Poppet, T'ecotte 7.20 350 2.40 3Scotty K., Harrison 3.70 240 FOURTH RACE -- Purse $1,900. Claim &Centores, Ditifach 2.50 ing, three-year-olds, foaled in Canada A : j 62 Furlongs (12) one pag pg Merit "RIPPOY: "AG ambiguity, D'fach 7.20 4.10 3.00 ¥ ' 1A-Prince Pompeii, Hale 4.50 3,60 DAILY DOUBLE, 7 AND 5, PAID $37.20 ie-Mleteatic, Nedesu 300 Also Ran in Order: No Rent, Gun- metal Pete, Little Cricket, Foxy Sultan, Chinese Gambier, Air Stamp, A--Annie Dory, Beauty Spot and Sienna Star A---R J Dore, S$ Brener and H G Crane Pat Remillard Not Injured FORT ERIE (CP)--Pat Rem- illard, 59, believed to be the old- Entry Winner, ch f, 3, by Nearce Jr.--Madame Pardol, by Pardal. Winner, $38,730. FIFTH RACE -- Puse $2,200. Claim- ingr two-year-olds. 44 Furlongs (5) 4Pertect Lane, Inouye 4.00 2:30 2.50 f ' 3Itstordem, Maxwell 2.50 2.30 est active jockey in North yor pride. simpson re America, was one of three' Also Ran in Order: Cleotus, A--Muncey Maid Late Scratch--A-Vital_ Mahn QUINELLA, 4 AND 3, PAID A--A F Logan, Mrs. 1 Miss D Woodrow Entry Winner, b f, 2, by Dutch Lane -- Perfect Cee, by Roman Might Pool $13,867, Quinella Poo! $20,100 riders spilled at Fort Erie race track Thursday. All three were uninjured. Remillard was unsaddled near the finish line of the first race $10.10 Woodrow ard by Jiveoli, a three - year - old chestnut filly leading the field) S!XTH RACE -- Purse $2,400. Three é is year-olds. 4Furlongs (10) by two lengths. §Toomal Lady, Fits'ns 15.60 $.60 3,80 10-Blue Mel, Dittfach 3.80 2.70 After Remillard was tossed, 'Chee jel, Ditttach 410 Music Note, ridden by Noel Tur- Also Ran in Order: Nokidding. Lucky cotte of Grand Falls. N.B., won|charm. Moon Base, Easter Pal, Bon Cover, Korolevu and Duby Cat and combined with second-race Winner, b {, 3, by Dedicate--Toomai, by winner Royal Poppet for a Maoud. -- $37.20 daily double shikai Jockey John Leblanc of Rog- ersville, N.B., SEVENTH RACE ~-- Purse $2,400, Al lowances, three-year-olds. 6 Furlongs (9) tumbled from Si-|8-Now | Wonder, T'cotte 80.70 35.90 8.40 6&Shiny Dice, Inouye 015.40 8.20 enna Star at the start of the) [issn talk, Bailey "4 fourth race and Keith Robison, Also Ran in Order: Highooan, Encore a Manitoba native, was spilled) Use Caniris, Day's Best, Spotted Fiver and Tracey Glen by Duby Cat at the beginning! Late scratch---Regal Image of the sixth. Winner, ch g, 3, by Mahan -- On The Fly, i 'by New World. Remillard, born at Beresford, Poo! $45,348 S.D., has survived a fractured' gigury race -- disses etinan Claes skull, two broken legs and Sev-|ing, four-year-olds and up. 61 Furlongs eral fractured ankles and bent!" : : 5-Yukon Squaw A'rong 13.60 7.20 470 clavicles during his 35-year ca- 11-Dark Red, C'bertson 22.60 8.80 reer, He appeared unconscious) 'A-Breconing, Harris wet ppeared Also Ran in Order: Damen, Can $0, for a minute after his spill, but mencnevai, House Boy, A--Navarro, Bet. was only shaken up tye M, Vedas and Bonspiei A--J B Azanza and R W Lee Entry The quinella of Perfect Lane Late Scratch--War Dectaration ee ' ae race Winner, dr b or br f, 4, by Lord Priam-- and Itsfordem in the fifth ra Rocket Marie, by Quick Reward, paid $10.10 Pool $51,075. Total Pool $329,989. 1 ATTENTION 4 i GOLFERS ! Green Fees & Members Grandview Golf Club announces its SUNDAY MORNING TEE-OFF Reservation Program Beginning Sunday, May 9th, end continuing eoch Sundey there- after. Reservations will be token for the period from 7 a.m.--2 p.m. on Sundays only You moy moke your reservation by phonin: pro--shop 728- 6641 after 8 o.m. Wednesdeys for the following Sundoy. Help us to avoid unnecessory delay ot the first tee. @ GREEN WEEKENDS, HOLIDAYS .............. 2. 3 WEEKDAYS 1.50 i | GRANDVIEW GOLF COURSE , King St. E. -- South ot Grandview or Bloor St. E. to Grandview aoe ee ee ee eee ee ee ee ee ee ~ uv So ee HARDEY E. TRUDELLE -- Pro | LEAD FINALS 2-0 SPORTS MENU Niqgara Falls Flyers Wallop Oil Kings By JOHN SHORT ithe club, said only about five EDMONTON (CP) --Jubila-|Oil Kings played well. Former tion dominated one dressing|coach Buster Brayshaw said he room and gloom the other after|had never seen one of his teams Niagara Falls Flyers whipped/check so poorly. Edmonton Oil Kings 5-1 Thurs-! 'I'm embarrassed," day night to take a 2-0 lead in| mitted. the best-of-seven Memorial Cup) "These guys look like they're he ad-| final. trying to learn something from Niagara Falls players ap-|the Flyers." peared confident they could)---- wrap up the junior hockey championship in four games,| but coach Bill Long declined to} ee Vikings Pla be drawn into a discussion of| g Y how long' it might take. H S d 'We're here to win the cham-| ere un ay pionship," he said, "whether if! takes four games or seven." Edmonton officials were dis- their club's dismal|Dreak a The Oshawa Vikings Rugby) Football Club will endeavor to three-game losing) pe ae in which they streak this Sunday afternoon,| trailed 2-0 after the first period|When they meet the , Toronto Senior Club at ighout; Barbarians F ske thr jand failed to skate throt Lakeview Park commencing at \the third session. There were |4,957 fans at the game. 2.30 p.m. | Harry Allen, who now runs Originally, the Oshawa team had been scheduled to play a |doubleheader this weekend with} Sherbrooke icin the arom' | but .. ting |picked up under afternoon |' ; Canucks,|esulations that allow the West- Foote, s Kings were outskated and outbumped almost from the opening face-off. Bud Debrody led the Flyer attack with two Simcoe Hall Boys' Club, Eastview, held their presentation of awards for the Jan.March Red Cross and Boys' Ciub swimming program, Wm. Smith, cheir- man of the Red Cross Water Safety Divi- sion, Oshawa, presented the awards to the following 'successful applicants: 'ADPOLE S. Coulson, P. McAvoy, J. McLaren,, Association Convener Dan| P, McCaw, C. Yule, J. McMillan, S. Hoar, i A. Genedn, 6 Orr 4 Ka "|Kocho has announced the final Andrey, M. Garrison, c. CordinalcX. details for the first practice ses- Cardinal, D.. Cardinal, Wright, 5./sions, i ' ino 4 Madigan, M, Chartrand, B. Taylor, j,|Sions, a the --" Minor La |Commertord, B, Robinson, M. Newell, L,|\Crosse Association. Cee T. rye & Alten, S. Allen, B, They will take place on Tues- ickers, s, A reenaway, . Trelevan, T. Duiny, S. Peteigney, T. kea-|day and Thursday, of next week, zierski, M, Czmielewski, J. Crowe, B. Mc-|and will continue on the same Kelvie, D. Rak, P. Dionne, R, Hainer, 8. days in the following week, goals and Bill Goldsworthy, Derek Sanderson and John Ar- |bour added the others. Centre Fran Huck scored Kings' only goal, a_ vicious drive from the right point dur- the second period while Flyers were two men short. Huck was Kings' outstanding offensive threat and four «of Flyers' 14 penalties were im- posed for infractions against the slippery speedster, picked up from Regina Pats. IT'S FIRST GAME It was Hucks's first game of the series. Jim Cardiff of Wey- burn Red Wings also made his series debut and played well. Goaltender Wayne Stephen- son of Winnipeg Braves, sharp for the second game in succes- sion, was the third player Canadian Amateur Hockey Ass 0 ciation to the game had to be can-jern Canada _ representatives | | |strengthen for the final. celled because many of the Sanderson batted h Gold | layers were workin over-| * OMS OLAS: 'Can Sweep 22 FO worthy aah fom thee In their three outings, Vik-|or7e" for the opening goal dur- | lings have met Senior seckpatt ing a Niagara Falls: power play | an u ltien on two of the occasions\o"* Debrody connected eight } ade the. teat' exkculive has| tana later after he eluded SHERBROOKE, Que. (CP)--|been encouraged by the fact atuck halved the deficit in the Sherbrooke Beavers took ad-|that an overflow attendance) ...ong period, but Debrody jvantage of a weak Nelson Ma-jhas been on hand for each Of|noundeqd home a quick shot ple Leafs defence Thursday to|the contests from directly in front of Steph- bank in seven goals in the third) In the spring season, thejenson six minutes later. The period alone for a 9-2 win and team merely plays exhibition) a 3-0 lead in the best-of-seven tally followed shortly after an Stacey, R. McColl, J. Barden, S$. Cam " y bell, D. Pollick, C. Hudson, K. Russel and League schedules will begin on jb. 'Morton, Monday, May 24. BEGINNER A two-hour practice session A. Biddle, K. Biddle, J. Crowle, R. will be held for all Tykes (under |Kroll, M. McWaters, L. Disney, |. Young, ate IC 'anderson, E. Russell, C. Mier, P. War-|8), Novices (under 10), and all ren, P. Ballan, S. Stacey, R. Dabkowski,|Peewees (under 12) on Tuesday, L. Babineau, J, Bowler, E. Bowler, T./ | Bowler, P. Cinlin, G. Ford, K Kennedy, | May 11 and Tuesday, May 18, The Bantams (under 14) will practice on Thursday, May 13, and May 20 at 6.00 p.m., also at the Children's Arena. Following the Bantams, the Midgets will also take the floor beginning at 8.00 p.m. League coaches and conveners will be present to instruct some of the! many new boys in the basic fun- idamentals of this fast growing sport. All players attending the prac- tic® sessions are reminded that they should be prepared to par-| \K. Kirkbride, P. Olink, J. Tamblyn, J. beginning at 6.00 p.m. sharp at Taylor, D. Chmara, J. McNab, J. Weary,| j 0 3 Cornwiths C. Patricks. Dawson, c,| ne Oshawa Children's Arena. Naylor, $. Hoar, 0. Crome, K, McLaurin,|~ ARRAS tere Rs Tse |S. Peeters, L. Scott, M. Naylor, T. Krae-| | more, J. Bastedo, 0 Haas, L. Henderson, |P. Hucul, B, Widdecombe, J. McLaren, R, Purdy, R. Misztak, D. Willson, 5S. Coulter, J. Cambell, J. Burk, K. Burk, R.| Mills, R. Millson, G. Carmichael, C. Miles, S. Pallister and P. Poole. JUNIOR i. Young, M, Reid, P. Sharko, S. Pal-| jis er, M. Gillen, D. Reed, D. Toaze, B Gemmel, R. Saunders, &. Sturch, T. Gar- Bion, A Galbraith Cc. Mcintyre, L. When the Oshawa Green |Turner, M right, H. Terwillegar, P. | ¢: Meringer, M. Warenycia, M. Patrick, $ |Gaels clash with the Long [bres T, Henry, 0. Dewey, R. Kirk-/Branch Junior "A" Lacrosse bride, J. Hoy, C. Willison, C. Sosin, J.'c : . Johnson, B. Thompson, S. Sawyer, W. Club, tonight at the Oshawa Goodman, B. Goodman, ¢, Rundie, 8, Civic Auditorium, they will be |Bradburn, B Ryan, S$. Kimmerly, D. i i i Simon, a Mia tone 6 without the services of their Waller, R. Millson D Parfitt, K, Glimore, (op scoring ace and captain of Vipond, B Anderson, J Britton, isi last year, John Davis, who will ing, anLith 4 K 4 r C J. Cayer, An Crowe, B. Kimmerly, R,|be required to sit out games |Kimmerly, C. Banks, C. Biesenthal and pending a hearing of a_ protest W. Paris, by Peterborough Seniors, "4 cerning his eligibility. earce, J. Woods, R. Spicer, M: | j Igmits, G Painier, D' snicer, E ricia, m'| Peterborough claims that he Normoyle, J. Keenan, R. Waller, J, Niel,|ViOlated lacrosse rules whén he D. Wilson, D. Stainton, W. Patterson, R. signed an invalid certificate for Bickle, P. Noonan, R. Sutherland, E Amey, B. Forrester, A. Rundie, L. King,|them and, although he can play INTERMEDIATE J John Davis Missing Tonight's Game Here ticipate actively and shou'd wear helmets, gloves, short Steelers, will be .waiting with open arms to take some of the Gaels with his club, though his team still is approximately 34 Strong. GAELS NOTES . . . Approxi- mately 210 season tickets have been sold for the Gaels' regu- lar season games. A minor lacrosse Associations are con-|co-operating to make the open-| ing night for the Gaels' league schedule, a success. . . . Lat- est to sign on to sell tickets has been Markham Minors. Prizes for the top ticket sell- T, Murdoch, B, Gemmel, W. Maclean and'for no other club this summer bs REBT than the Green Gaels, they ane taka would like to see the Green antius, Ward, ij ' . fart Fy |Woife' D. Jone, L. Hutcheson. and * Gael star disciplined. Game Jenkins. time will be 8.30 p.m. ses si However in the minds of APPROVE SMOKE BILL (coach Jim Bishop, this _ will give Bishop a good opportun- games, preparing for the tough/apparent Flyer goal by Jean| WASHINGTON -- Allan Cup final series league schedule, which will) Pronovost had been nullified esate Celtaite dinate aty to: teas, the young nipen ae "We'll wrap it up in four/start in September.- Manager! because of a whistle. tee unanimously a roved his club and allow more play- straight Saturday night," pre-\Chris Krause, who travels from) Arbour tallied from 35. feet! igs PP Jers to see action and thus, in- dicted Georges Roy, Sherbrooke Toronto for all games, is confi-/out on a shot similar to De-|"health [Thursday a bill to require| crease the playing roster, from hazard" warnings on| playing coach, after the game. dent that the Vikings will have! brody's early in the third period i the now 13 signed to the 17, ) ' all cigarett J ; | Leafs playing coach Bobbyja contender for the Intermedi-| with Edmonton short handed dears aed thal Sisal he hopes to carry through the Kromm said he figures his/ate Championship this season. |and Goldsworthy completedito sell or distribute within the ®©25°": team can still win a game here Nelson skated well during the than pleasantly surprised with The Vikings have been more scoring with less than five min-|U.S. utes remaining when his_ shot Already assured of places on cigarettes 4 me A the team in addition to Davis in a package |which does not contain a label ers among the youngsters in- clude a trip on the road with the Green Gaels. The lopening game of the season will be played against St. Cath- arines, at the Auditorium, Mon- |day, May 17. Alliof coaches i oi Minor Lacrosse Has Ambitious 65 Program trousers, and perhaps arm and | shoulder pads. | President Ed Kolodzie an- nounced that the financial came paign, under the leadership of Secretary - Treasurer Gord Lodge, is progressing very favorably, with many of last year's sponsors renewing their activity this year and some new ones. being added. Some of the definite ones already include Mrs. Kelly DeGray, People's Clothing, Union Rod and Gun Club, Oshawa. Dairy and others, Ralph 'Pop' Taylor, manager of the Midget Green Gaels, has been holding regular practice sessions with his team along with coaches Bernie Abrams and Bill Davenport. The Midget Gaels appear to have an excellent chance to win their share of games in the tough Midget league. At an executive meeting last week, a number of appoint- ments were made for the year. Appointed as league conveners jwere Bernie Lawton for Tyke; Bill Lowe for Novice; Jim Ves- sey for Peewee; Iggy Clarke for Bantam; and Mike Karas for |Midget. Each of the conveners are now finalizing the selections and managers for their respective teams. There will be five leagues in operation this year in the Osh- awa Minor league, with four teams in each league, bringing the total number of teams to twenty, an increase of four from the 1964 season. With the aid of a large num- ber of volunteer help, it looks like the minor lacrosse season jin Oshawa will be the best in the jhistory of minor lacrosse for the icity. Bowm Golf & game but lacked finish around ; fis deannte Hi ° ' ' fe are Gaylord Powless, Ken and| 8 ' vi \the play of two converts from deflected off Stephenson's pads. |asserting Caution: Cigarette|S... °°: : i Leo bras and missed ' several Canadian football, Bryan Hall Stephenson stopped 26 shots|smoking may be hazardous to| Brian Thompson, Ross Jones, good scoring opportunities./anq Ed Aru, and know that|to-22 for Bernie Parent. lyour health." Neil Armstrong, Merv Mar-| Leafs goalie Seth Martin hadiihe, will turn into team stal-\- nomecatsinpein iba con ei .|Shall, Jim Higgs, Phil Clayton, | phone with the west ra. They will be in the line- Freddy Greenwood, _ Charlie Jaskduatg swarming aroun his! Sunday, along with Moe M Marlowe, Dwight Davies and et Korchynski. Word has been re- Don Stinson. Both Martin and Beavers weived from Flint Michigan Competition for the other goalie Serge Aubry dominated! hat "G ie Gu My | SPORT PACE -- MOHAWK RESULTS | Eddie's Pride, Feagan #80 240 four places remain keen and the first two periods of plagiet. carey sunn, the tall! First RACE -- 1 Mile (Pace) for) Andy Atom, Coke 210/Frank Wilb Whitb ith several re di Play jeader of the line-ups, will be King Grattan S. Dam 6.50 3.90 2.70 iso Started: Irieh Blue, Sugar Babe C inn : jel =. ll de ak with several outstanding saves. |nere for the weekend and in al a Sultan Hayes 2.70 2.20 Rosedale Cal, Jimmy Direct, and Rick aad Martin stopped 26 and Aubry 20 the Haat 40 minutes, Viking uniform on Sunday. This} lis welcome news for local rug- GO AHEAD ger fans for his height, com- ¢ bined with Joe Kolodzie, will 8 ahee : 4 a or tas acon, wail as ' help the Oshawa team in that goal by Simon Nolet and made Mepartment, the score 2-0 on a goal 10 min-. Another find for the Vikings utes later by Jean Levesque. has been Ron Aitken, from When Nelson's defence fell|Whitby, who will play scrum apart at the start of the third|half. He starred in the last two games he has played Viking casualties include Cap tain Tom Olinyk and vice-cap- tain Pete Sheperd. They are expected to miss. the next few period, Beavers were quick to take advantage of the situation and rammed home four goals by the 5:54.mark to take a commanding 6-0 lead Nelson managed to make the £2mes ' scoreboard at 5:19 of the third) Included in Sunday's line-up will be Bob Meldrum, Jerry Tymoshik, Bill Lockwood, Tony Saramak, Reg Wasilyk, Harry Boyd, A. Doole, Joe Kolodzie, Terry' Kelly, Ron Bryan Hall, Ron Garney Gunn when Mike Laughton snared a rebound. The team's second and last goal was scored by Brian Rusnell, who whacked the puck into Aubry's net from a _ goal- mouth scramble ; Rejean Richer. and Georges Guilbeault paced the 'Sher- VIKINGS NOTES . Man brooke third period attack with ager Chris Krause has not miss- two goals apiece with Rod Gau-jed a game in six years with the dreault Claude Cardin and! Vikings. . Vikings will play Larry Drouin accounting for the\in the Montreal Sevens, this other Beaver goals month McKnight, Aitken and Also Started: Kenland Lass, Homestead Valentina, Cheerful's Choice, and Duke of Atom SECOND RACE -- 1 Mile (Pace) for three-year-olds and up. Purse $600 (8) Meadow Wave, Waddell $.70. 3.30 3.10 Leo's Pride, Hill 3.60 3.10 Monsieur Reynard, Gampbell 4.90 Also Started: May Todd, Hieland Chief, Gordon Lee, K.G. Direct and Nellie Direct DAILY DOUBLE, 1 AND 2, PAID $34.10 THIRD MILE--I Mile (Trot) for three year-olds and up. Purse $900 (7) Ottawa Duke, Galbraith 18.40 5.80 4.40 Mr. Forbes Key, Kingston 3,20 3.30 Sabrina Lee, Madill 4.20 Also Started: Cherry Fretze, Rusty Rid- dell, Duteh Dillard, Fly Ball FOURTH RACE -- 1 Mile (Pace) for three-year-olds and up. Purse $600 (8) Dartes Pat., L'Heureux 42.80 16.70 7.90 Dale Mite, Galbraith 4.10 3.00 Little Bert, Dufty 6.10 Also Started: Echo Ridge Jack, Peter Nibble, Lena's Pride C, Tawney Van, and Jerome G. Creed 0 ~ FIFTH RACE -- 1 Mile (Pace) for three-year-olds and up. Purse $700 (8) M'view Champ. Gordon 7.20 3.90 3.60 Direct Vista, Filion 4.70 4.60 Pembrow Bill, Quinian 7.20 Also Started: Vernon's Star, Crystal Hal, WEYBIRD, Minute Rice, and Pauline Volo. SIXTH RACE -- |} Mile (Pace) for five year-olds and under. Purse $1,000 (8) Scion Grat'n, Campbell 12.40 5.10 2.80 Exclusive EVINRUDE DEALER 12 FOOT CRESTLINER SPORTSMAN with 3 h.p. Evinrude with 5 h.p. Evinrude ....... (separate 5 gal. fuel tank) with 6 h.p. Evinrude . . cy 12 FOOT CRESTLINER COMMANDE with 6 h.p. Evinrude ....... with 9/2 h.p. Evinrude .. . with 6 h.p, Evinrude ......... with 92 h.p. 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