OLD WOODBINE RACES Friday, May, 11, 1962 -- Clear and Fast First Race 1 1-16 Miles, hree- and four-year-old wt % Kings Wild Learned Friend Flutterbudget Who Goes Montana Bomb. Another Stack Joe the Ca:t 9-KINGS WILD 11.10 1-LEARNED FRIEND (en.) 4-FLUTTERBUDGET . : maidens. Purse $2000. Str Fin Jockey Y 5-8% G'bins--R J _ McCaugherty 6-2% Cos'tino--A Bianco 7-no Rob'son--R E Cook %- 8-7 3 6% 7% 87% Potts--F B_Gilmore 6% Bh & 9-h Uyeyona Early--Mis'f Sta 9 lost rider A. Wick Triple A Sta Queen's Own --Wild Diana, Trainer R I Barnsrd. Pool 24481. Double pool 38236. 7-TANTRUM' LAST 4-SWAP OFF . 8-PADRE'S SCAMP 21133500, Purse $1900 ... Str Fin Jockey Owner di LeTurestte--View Hulloa Fa. 1-nig 2-nkPotis---Mitchell 22 33% Bohenko--F D Gibson 43% 41 Griffiths--L W Ruby 5-4 Snk Harrison--Stafford Rarm 6-nk 6-1% Bakos--J B Lauder Thunder Buster Pep Bang Argue Around Winner bik c 3% by Start good, won driving Second Race 7 Furlongs 3 year-olds Claiming Wt PP St % % Tantrum's Last 104 7 7 7-3 6-1 Swap Off 1144 4 2 41% 41% Padre's Scamp 115 2 6 32 1-% Battling Way . 105 5 1 I-h 2b Real Stuff 112 3 4 62% 7-1 Marchena - 15 2 8 & 8 Red Quill -- M1 3 3 52 &1 7-1%4 7-2% Brown--McMacken Sta King's Method 112 6 5 2-1. 3-nk 8 = 8B Rasmussen--EJ Johnsom Winner b f 3 Acceptable--Tantrum. Trainer G M Carter X-5 X X7 LBS AAC Pool 36,328 Start good, won driving. ~~ pAILY DOUBLE 9 and 7 Paid $216.80 Thir d Race 5-COMMON MARKET 8.50 3.90 2.80 3-NOTHING SACRED ...... 3.20 2.40 6-CHUCKLE AWAY ee year - old maidens, Purse $2100. Str Fin Jockey Owne 4-1 I-nk N'cutt--G R Gardiner 2-1 Bohenko--Mrs M Fishm'n 3-1% D'fach--View Hulloa F'm 42% Rem"lard--Early Mischief Ni 5-2% Simpson--Golden Oaks Pic Pie 15 - - 6-1% G'fiths--R Gian Welcome Pard. 113 2 3 1-% 3h 7- Rasm'sen--Golden West Winner bd 2 Blue Man -- Newmarket Maid, Trainer E Mann. Pool 47,339 aa L-RUN'N GOLD (e ntry) 7.70 4.70 3.00 SNEAT CHANCE 15.10 5.99 4% Furlongs, two - Wt PPSt % Common 1135 2 4nk Nothing Chue! far't Start good, won driving. Fourth Race SNEAT CHANCE Miles; 4 years and up.Claiming all $2500. Purse oe eo wt 3 , Str Fin Jockey Owner 1-4 1-6% Simpson--Three V's Sta A-- 21 21% Griffiths--Gian 3-2 3-% Harrison--Stafford Farm 2 4-nk Turcotte--Janley Sta 4-1% 5-h Metivier--Ough 6-2 61% Kallai--Mrs. Tuske 9- 7-2%4 7-4 Parnell--Thorndale -Sta A~-- : 6-nk 9 81% Dittfach--Glass -1 5-1% 8-% 9 Hale--Mrs. McGarry Vater 2nd--Gildsie, Trainer J, C. Meyer Pool 47,339 4MASTER BART . 1-EVA'S GEM .. $1900. Neat Chance .. Span O'Gold Dernher Gala Bang Chance Route Clifton Bay Rouge Rose Little Skip Winner br m 5 Runnin, Start good, won easily. v. Fifth Race EEVA'S = Furlongs. 4 year olds up, Claimingall $7500, Purse $2200. WtPPSt % % Str Fin Jockey 2 h 1-1% Gubbins--Dew Valley Fm 2-1 23 Turcotte--E Warme 1 3-5 3-5%Dittfach-S Desnoyers Ponder On 117 2 ° 5- 4no Fitzs's--Mrs W_ Thurner Bahamas .. 104 3.4 3nk 41% 4h 5- Griffiths---T E Hays Winner dk b h 7 Eternal Bull-- ReapingJean. Trainer L, Silvestri. Start good, won ridden out. Pool 25,441, Quinella Pool 28,175 QUINELLA 4 AND IPAID $46.90 6-FROSTY DAY 3-FALLS VIEW 5-SHADY TWIST g all $3500.Purse $1900 Me % Str Fin Jockey Owner 4% 1-4 Gordon--R D_ Isaac 3-% 2-1% Parnell--Golden Oaks Sta 21 3-1% Turcotte -- Millard-Mcdon, 5-3 4% Cruz--W R Smith 1-45nk Griffithe--G Zakoor 63 6-5% Wick--J V Martin 7-8 7-8% Remillard--Cedar 44% 8 & §68 Harrison --Mrs. F Petit Marie, TrainerR. D. Isaac Pool 53,080. --+BEAUTY STRIP .. 117 1-1 104 21 « 10 1 Master Bart ... 4112 1 Eva's Gem..., i 3 2 Dorval 5 3 4 3-1 5 5. 5 Sixth Race 7 Furs .3-year-olds. Claimin, Wt PP St Frosty Day... 6 Falls View 3 5 8 7 1 Doll's Son Springs Kinglow 7 2 Winner b f 8 Ferd--Elda Start good, won driving Seventh Race sBuzzIN 2-LAVELLA ......+s0000++- 1 Mile, year-old Fillies, Nowances,Purse $2500. WtPPSt % % s Fin Jockey Owner Beauty Strip ... 1-1 1% Bohenko--C Smythe Buzzin A 2-1% 2-3% Griffiths--S Rotenberg Lavella F 3-3443-4%Dittfach-- KR _ Marshall Queen's Song . 4 4-6% Fitzs's.--Windfields Farm Sauvagette : 51 $2% Wolski--Ibon Farm Quality Maid 6-2 63% McComb--Shermanor Fm Bitters waaes 83 7-h Rasmussen--I Tenney 16.40 6.10 4.50 | 3.80 3.300 | so3 Oe RUNNING GOLD is shown here leaving the rest behind to win the $1,900. fourth race at Old Woodbine yesterday. Ed. Simpson, a 19-year-old Toronto youth, Running Gold won the race by 6% lengths. Simpson is a protege of Jerry Piloted by apprentice jockey, ET ESOT OS POT a ea THE OSHAWA TIMES, Seturdey, May 12, 1962 }] SPORT FROM BRITAIN B yPAUL WESTBROOK LONDON (CP)--Rugby gossip has a French accent these days. For the last four seasons France has topped the five-na- tion international championship table. The four United Kingdom countries haven't had a look in, apart from 1960 when England shared the title. What makes the Gallic victor- ies so galling for British fans is the champion's comparative in- fancy in the game. Until 1958 the Frenchmen brought nothing but an amusing continental fla- vor to the game. Now with a style that keeps the ball moving swiftly they have swept the board. "The Wa- terloo of English rugby,'? was the headline in a Paris newspa- per after England was trounced at Colombes Stadium last Feb- ruary. Experts say the French rise to power began in the nurseries of the sunny southwest. Here young athletes mingle rugby tactics with basketball to de- velop better handling. Long-established running 'pat- terns have been set aside. Play- ers are taught to improvise and create scoring chances in mid- Old Country Rugby Has Distinct French Flavor field as well as traditional flank movements. Yet despite the concentration on youth the French national team is made up almost en- tirely of veteran players. ROCK SCARES THEM The daddy of the team is 37- year-old Alfred Roques, known as The Rock. With Jean-Pierre Saux and Amedee Domenech, one of four restaurateurs in the team, he makes up the Trico- lor's terrible trio. When the massive Roques and his equally bull-like cohorts go on the rampage even lion- hearted Scotsmen, weaned on weak point has been an inabil- ity to shine under sticky condi- tions. But British teams have been equally ineffective on hard scrimmages and embrocation, Apart from age, their one grounds where French mastery of the lively all has been prominent. This season the veterans showed some signs of wear. In a pre-season tour of New Zea- land they were completely out- classed, losing one match by a crushing 30-3. Yet they still hung on to the international championship, The experts say next season could spell th e end of the French reign. The U.K. teams are just beginning to build up dangerous-looking packs. But from the rugby backwa- ters of Warsaw, Bucharest and Rome come tales of new con- tinental challenges in the mak- ing. How long before the Poles, | Romanians and Italians take up | where the French left off? PHILS BUY SOUTHPAW PHILADELPHIA (AP)--Phil- adelphia Phillies bought left- | handed pitcher Dennis B tt 23, from their Buffalo farm club in the International League Thursday night and optioned righthander Paul Brown to the Bisons on 24-hour recall. Ben- nett had a 3-1 record with the Bisons. 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(CP Wirephoto) NU-WAY 'Beauty Strip' SCHEDULE OPENER CARPET SALES Has Fourth Win Old Woodbine TORONTO (CP) -- Beauty Strip defeated a field of three- year-old fillies Friday to collect her fourth win in six starts Buzzin finished second in the) mile run, half a length behind Oshawa Tennis Team Wins Over Leaside Oshawa Tennis Club played match will be in Oshawa, on) this season at Old Woodbine.|their first league game at Lea-/Thursday, May 17, when Osh-| side Tennis Club on Thursday| awa will play host to the Rose-| ond PROFESSIONAL RUG CLEANING 174 Mary St, W. PHONE 728-4681 | RUG CO. LTD. | | | | | WILSON ELECTRIC MOTORS Motor Repair Overhauling--Rewinding to all types of Electric Motors New and Used Motors 395 Oshawa Bivd. S. PHONE 723-4362 SUDDARD'S BICYCLE SHOP C.C.M. and RALEIGH BICYCLES Sales--Service--Parts Keys Made Phone 725-3979 497 Simcoe St. S. ACADIAN CLEANERS Pressers--Shirt Launderers Storage 299 Bioor St. E. PHONE 728-5141 of Events... the winner. Levalla was third. It was Beauty Strip's third straight success and she re- night, where they defeated the|dale Club. Match practice for | host club, three matches to one.jall members wishing to make The playing members of the| the team are held Sunday morn- turned $16.40 to win. In the first race jockey Alex Wick, on favorite Argue n 5 Around, fell off shortly after|Davis; 3rd team, Jim Suther- the start. \land and Syd Stubbs; 4th team, The daily double of Kings Reg Tanner and Ron Cox. Wild in the first and longshot',,,, , F ry RESULTS Tantrum's Last in the second paid $216.80. Tantrum's last re-|_ John Preston and Don: Stiles }won over Heath and Stamford Preston and Don Stiles; 2nd team, Peter McLean and Norm turned $35, OTC were: Ist team, JOhNiings aid Tuesday evenings. | The Oshawa Club was treated to sandwiches and coffee after | Thursday's games and Peter McLean extended an invitation to the Leaside Tennis Club, for a mixed tournament and social get-together, in early June, The OTC will have a gala} dance 'opening day and mem- A Weekly Calendar Keep abreast with the Sports News, -- Read... The Oshawa Times Regularly. Sardonyx 7-148-2% Harrison--Stafford Farm Our Gigi - ® Parnell--B C Winner dk bf Pool 64,073 s 4NALAL tk Eighth Race 2MILE MASTER |. 8-PRINCE PORTER . 1 and 16th Miles, 4 years and up, Claiming all $2500. Pu 1900. Wt PP St % Str Fin Jockey Owner Nalal see 5 1-2%1-2 Fitzs'sJ E F Seagram Mile Master 4 24 25% Turcotte --Millard-Prussky Prince Porter . 2% 31 3-% Dittfach--J W Smallwood Mayfair Mews 4-244 4nk Simpson--Katz Soul of Honor 103 7 4% 6-4 5-2\% Griffiths--Mrs Merill J R Too Many Cooks 120 ik 5% 6-2% Bohenko--Kelly - Hermans Dark Valley 105 6 8 7-12 17-18% Robinson--R W Patton Cascais 109 1 5 41% 64 16-2, 3-6, 6-4. Peter McLean and Norm ee ce bt ne Davis won over Burrows and Borthwick, president of the Cas arrence 618, 6-4. nadiun Professional Golfers As-|_.Jim Sutherland sociation, Friday announced that prize money for the annual) CPGA championship has been} doubled to $10,000, The cham-|to Cranna and Hastings 6-2, 6-3. pionship is to be held at Tor-| Peter McLean, team captain onto's Mississaugua Golf andjof the OTC squad, reminds all bers are asked to contact Elean- or MacDonald at 725-1325 or June MacGregor at 725-2729. Oshawa Tennis Club extends | and Syd\, welcome to all tennis players) Stubbs ep ate ede Darene and/in the area to attend the club's| Craster 6-3, 6-1. lofficial opening on Saturday, | Reg Tanner and Ron Cox lost)May 26. For any information| ie HEATING UNITS about the OTC, please contact} SALES -- SERVICE PARTS |}Jan Zambonelli at 725-8922. | 292 KING ST. W. PHONE 725-2734 121 1 1 3 Bunty's Flight--Eolla.Trainer J. Starr . Start good, won driving. 12.10 9.40 3.80 ++» 13.30 5.40 » 2.60 It's Later Than You Think come to the Cadillac ENJOY OUR MODERN DININGROOM FACILITIES -- (BOWLING BANQUETS) BRING MOTHER TO DINNER MOTHER'S DAY DINING ROOM OPEN AT 12:00 NOON 394 SIMCOE ST. SOUTH Ph - HOTEL LIMITED one 725-3743 FOR RESERVATIONS SHEET METAL PLUMBING & HEATING ESSO & GARWOOD gree een 3 OR wy Rb IH ps e 3B o 2 Oe. o* Saas ae hod Tp 8- 8 Watters--Mrs W T Raines Winner b g 5 Nahar 2nd -- Last Ray. Start good, won ridden out Trainer N. Julius. Prince Porter claimed by Elizabeth Sta Country Club Aug. 23-25. team players that the next Stirling Moss Has Ambition To Race Again LONDON (AP)--Stirling Moss still hopes to get back into au- tomobile racing, even though doctors have indicated his ca- reer is probably through. The British driver had more strength in his shattered left leg Friday and the hospital re- ported "slow general improve- ment." .But the hospital said RACER CRASHES INDIANAPOLIS (AP) -- Jim) Hurtubise of Lennox, Calif., had a narrow escape from death} Friday when his racer hit the) wall at the southeast corner of} the Indianapolis Motor Speed-| way. His car spewed fuel and} oil from ruptured tanks but did not catch fire. | | Hurtubise was knocked out |temporarily but recovered) iquickly. He was practising for) today's qualifications for the an-| inual 500-mile race May 30. | Hurtubise holds the track rec-| ords at 149.601 for one lap and 149.056 for four laps of the 2%4- weakness of the left side per- sists and he may never fully recover from the accident suf- fered Easter Monday. His car spun off the track on the Goodwood circuit at 100 miles an hour. Doctors said his brain was partly damaged. | "His ambition is to get back on the grand prix circuits," said Moss' father, Alfred Moss, a former driver himself. 'His mother and I hope he will de- cide against racing again." Gary Player Snatches Lead In Tournament FORT WORTH, Tex. (AP)- Gary Player, who says his putt ing runs in streaks and right now it's sizzling, carried a one-} shot lead into today's third round of the $40 000 Colonial na- tional invitation golf tourna- ment. The serappy South African was jubilant Friday after he fired a par 70 to snatch the lead from Arnold Palmer. Player had a 36-hole total of 138, a shot ahead of Palmer who shot a 72, and Johnny Pott, who had a 70. Two stroke sbehind Player at 140 were Doug Ford and Jack Nicklaus. Ford fired a 72, Nick-| laus a 71. Defending champion Doug Sanders shot a 71 for 142 and Ben Hogan, seeking his sixth title here, also had a 71 for 143. | George Knudson of Toronto} fired a 74-78 for a two-round to- tal of 152 and failed to qualify for the third round. AGREES TO FIGHT ABERDEEN, Wash. (AP)--| Second - ranked light - heavy- weight Eddie Cotton of Seattle said Thursday he has agreed to fight Finland's light heavy- weight champion, Pekka Kok- konen, in Stockholm, Sweden, | June 3. mile track, both made in 1960. WANTED FULL OR PART TIME Nation-wide organization hes on opening for a reliable person in this area. 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