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i ' it PAGE TEN 7] "THE DAILY TIMES. GAZETTE ' SATURDAY, JUNE 30, 1951. By Geo. H. CamreeLL SPORT SNAPSHOTS (0 ANNUAL MOTORCYCLE RACING HERE ON MONDAY | | HORM, BACRELL™ HOMER IN 8TH INNING WINS FOR PEDLARS In case you hadn't realized it yet--the 1951 summer season is about, Oshawa Pedlars - scored three| Bill Sidey scored the first run singled in the 7th but was nipped | there were only four putouts made me-third gone. This Dominion Day holiday week-end is a definite marker in the summer season and sport fans of Oshawa and district have a wide variety of entertainment from which to choose. There's only one major sports attraction here today, a Viaduct Major League baseball fixture, at the Kinsmen Civic Memorial Stadium, this evening at eight o'clock when Toronto Staffords visit the Oshawa Merchants. The 700 or so fans who took in Thursday night's thriller here will be back, with about as many more, no doubt. Saturday night games are apparently very popular now in Oshawa and the game between Staffords hooked up in a pitching duel that|Bus Benson singled and Merchants should be & good one. Staffords have given the Oshawa team plenty of trouble in their last two appearances here (more thn {runs in the 8th inning here at the of the game, for the visitors, when |trying to steal 2nd base. | Kinsmen Civic Memorial Stadium | last night to defeat Danforth Hotel |3-1 in an Inter-City Senior "B" softball tilt that started out in dull {and listless fashion and finished up fwith-a blaze of excitment. ANOTHER MOUND DUEL' {he rapped a clean double in the 3rd inning. Wes Keeler's bad relay throw let, Sidey go to 3rd and {when Jimmie Loreno then errored 'on the next move, Sidey kept right jon running to score, Actually the | Danforths had only one scoring | Normie Bagnell and Bus Benson [chance after that, in the 7th when | saw Bagnell chalk up Siren strike (outs while Benson .whi fed a half-| and reached |3rd on a couple of .infield outs. Pedlars had lead-off batter Sam- Oshawa could handle in fact, the time before Thursday night) and keen don. It was a nip-and-tuck bat-|mj Stark around to 3rd in the first action is assured. * + L We haven't heard that the cricket or soccer teams are in action this week-end and while there's nothing booked for Sunday, Monday brings up a very crowded sports program. In the morning, at 10.30 o'clock, Oshawa Merchants are playing Toronto Croftons in a Viaduct League schedule game, at the Ki Civic M ial Stadium, Morning. games on holidays always seem to bring out a big turnout of fans and Monday's game should be no exception. In the even- ing, the Junior Transporters have a North Toronto League game here at the Stadium, eight o'clock under the floodlights, with New Toronto Silverts providing the opposition. This is another baseball game that should be a real attraction as Silveris have given the Transporters plenty of trouble, Over at the Lawn Bowling Club, starting on Monday morning and lasting all day, there will be a mixed rink tournament in progress, which should see a big entry of the.top lawn bowlers of Oshawa and neighboring clubs on hand. * + * Alexandra Park will be the scene of Oshawa's annual "Dominion Day" sports attraction on Monday afternoon, It's the Canadian dirt- track motorcycle racing championships and races, being staged as usual | [tle all the way But Bagnell gave up {only two hits while Benson allow- ed five, two of these, a triple and *a homer, coming in 'the 8th inning to win the game for Pedlars, | frame, on a hit and two sacrifices | but couldn't get him home. | "Wart" Barker tripled in the 4th | {but there were two out and he | didn't get home. Jack = Logeman able to get more than one hit and | Kellar, WIN GAME IN 8TH Pedlars won' tne game in the 8th when Bill Yourkevich tripled with one out. Loreno grounded to 2nd and Collings made the play to the plate in time but catcher King fail- ed to put the ball on the runner before he slid to the plate. The close decision was wildly protested by the visiting Hotelmen but the next batter, Normie Bagnell, won {in the outfield, two for each club. R HE Danforths: 001 000 000--1 2 Pedlars: 000 000 03x--3 5 2 | DANFORTH HOTEL: Sidey, rf; | Wallace, ss; Syrek, 3b; Benson, p; | Stewart, cf; Recupero, lb; Le- Grande, 1f;"Collings, 2b; King, c; Reed, batted in 9ths | OSHAWA PEDLARS: Stark, 3b; | Keeler, 2b and ss; Logeman, If; | Barker, ¢; Romaniski, rf; Weather- | his own game with a mammoth home-run 'blow to deep right, that! scored Loreno ahead of him, to] make it 3-1, where it ended. { | Not a batter on either team was | up lb; Yourkevich, cf; Loreno, ss! and rf; Bagnell, p; Magee, 2b in| 7th, | Umpires: | G. Campbell and PF. by the energetic members of the Oshawa Kinsmen Club. The speed | trials and eliminations will be held during the morning and then early in the afternoon, the program of actual races will get under way. They have trophies and prizes as well as championship titles to compete for and the finest motorcycle riders & Canada will be on hand for this thrilling event. They had nearly 12,000 on hand one July 1st about two | years ago and present indications are that this record will be broken | on Monday. The sport fans come from far-and-wide to see this spect- tacle, to enjoy the thrills and watch the spills. 'An exciting sport at any time, dirt-track racing for championship honors is sure to provide thrills galore. The Kinsmen Club members have been working hard for this event and every member has a job to do on Monday. Proceeds go to the various charity projects this local service club carries out in the city and district, not the least of which is assisting in the finances of the Kinsmen Civic Memorial Stadium's floodlights. This constitutes a real attraction and good cause for every sport fan and of course, this is Oshawa's big event for the week-end. +* +* * Considering that the holiday week-end's sports program actually got started last night, it can be safely stated that said program got off to a flying start. Down at the Stadium, Normie Bagnell hit a homer in the 8th inning to score one of his mates ahead of himself and win his own game, 3-1 over the Danforth Hotel squad. Bus Benson and Bagnell hooked up in another fine pitching duel which saw the visitors break in front early and lead 1-0 until Bill Yourke- vich's triple opened the big 3-run rally in the 8th, Up at Alexandra Park, in the Major Softball League, which is producing almost un- believable keen competition in every game, the Lions Club Juniors tied the score at 3-3 against Parts & Service Inters. in the last half of the 9th inning and then won the game in. the 10th frame with a clincher. This 4-team league is certainly putting up a sizzling race with every game a toss-up. The local softball fans are becoming aware of the fact too and the attendance at the south diamond up at Alexandra Park is increasing steadily every night, ' . +> 4 + : BRIGHT BITS -- The next Executive Meeting of the OHA will be held in September--here in Oshawa. At the meeting last week-end in Windsor, Oshawa Generals drafted Gordon Deeth from their own | Junior "B" team and Bill Kellar from the same club, along with Peter | "Hudson from the Midland Juveniles and Gordie Myles from the de- funct Stratford Kroehlers. Myles, who is back in Oshawa playing soft- ball here, was with the Generals two seasons ago and was given transfer to Stratford where he played good hockey last season , . . Oshawa Mer- chants expect to have Kitchener Legionnaires playing an exhibition | game here at the Stadium next Wednesday night and no doubt Jerry Creasy will get the pitching assig our advice is to be on hand early if you want a seat! . . , Willie Fordham started on the mound for Belleville Redmen on Wednesday night but yielded 11 hits for 9 runs in about five innings as Kingston went on a big hitting spree . . will likely get the hurling assignment for the games tonight or the one on Monday morning. He hails from Buffalo . . . Kansas City Monarchs, at present in second place and rated as the team to beat in the Negro American League, will play Merchants here on Saturday of next week. They offered to come and share a percentage of the gate--or play it "winner-take-all." Mmm! * Lb +» MORE BRIGHT STUFF -- "Mike" McArthur, who asked for his release from the Oshawa Merchants this week, rather than sit on the bench 'all season .while Chuck Walsh and Jim Rogers shared catching t for the Kitchener club, against his former mates . , . If the arrangements for this game are completed-- | 3: They're Off! Bike Riders Go July 2nd | The Dominion Day holiday this year is being celebrated on Mon- day of, next week, July 2, and again this Canada-wide celebration will be observed in Oshawa by the | most popular annual sporting event {held here, the motorcycle races at | the Alexandra Park oval, sponsor- led By the Kinsmen Club of Osh- | awa. On Monday, Oshawa will resound to the combined chorus of motors from scores of Machines--Nortons, | BS.A's, Ariels, Harleys, .Indians, | Royal Enfields, Matchless', Tri- umphs,. A.J.S.', Velocettes, O.K. Su- premes, and many other makes and models including one | made by a Toronto machinist 'and | cyclist, known as the Jordon Spe- { cial. | CANADIAN CHAMPIONSHIPS This year the races at Alexandra | Park have been sanctioned as the | Canadian dirt-track motorcycle Eoin so that means the juniors, seniors and experts par- ticipating will be trying that much harder for 'the wins. It means machine | i | sponsored by the Kinsmen Club in | ¥ they'll be going that much faster, "accessories" that are trimmed in and, of course, it all adds up to more tikrills than ever in this most thrilling sport of all, Annually - this event attracts up- wards of 10,000 fans, and with this number behind them all the way, the men tax their own machines and their nerves to the very out- | close calls that add to the high- | pitched excitement of the day. With the crowds that have jam- med the stand and infield at Alex- andra Park over the years it seems unlikely that there's a man, wom- an or child in the immediate Osh- awa district that hasn't taken in at least part of the annual event, | co-operation with the Oshawa Ramblers . M®torcycle Club. How- lever, for the uninitiated we would [ like to explain how the races are (run, and how the winners are chosen. Due to the large number of en- | trants, particularily in the junior {class, the morning is pretty well | |taken up with speed trials and | side with the consequent spills and. is Is How They Look When the Starting Flag Waves |other elimination events to choose | from the large field the 12 fastest riders from each of the three classes. These .are the men. that .participate in 'the afternoon events, a total of { 36 riders; 12 juniors, 12 seniors and { 12 experts. i Then the preliminary events be- gin, 6 riders in each race circulat- ing the half-mile track four times at speeds up to 80 miles per hour. and more. From these heats the three fastest riders are chosen to enter the final events, while the | three slower bikes enter the con- solation round, which is a three- {mile final compared to the four- {mile tour: of.the course taken by | the faster riders. | | DOMENION-WIDE ENTRIES The entrants this year as .usual {will be coming from all over the Dominion of Canada with a few {riders up from south of the border despite American racing regula- tions which frown on this practice. !One of the more interesting side- | lights, as far as the motorcycles | themselves: are 'concerned, is that they are not equipped with brakes of any kind, just another of the | BASEBALL | STANDINGS SALVE EHINIIRTORIOM FLED LHL FOSO0ORY NATIONAL LEAGUE 41 621 | Philadelphia | Cincinnati . Wayne Frase, a righthander with a lot of stuff, | Pittsburgh Liv Friday Philadelphia 3, Brooklyn Saturday New York at Boston (N) Philadelphia at Brooklyn Chicago at Cincinnati (2) Pittsburgh at St. Louis (N) AMERICAN LEAGUE 43 23 . duties, will turn out with the Bowmanville Roses in the Lakeshore | League, Looks as if our Whitby baseball friends were a little slow on | the up-take here. We admire "Mike" McArthur's stand--he prefers to get into action and improve his game with actual competition rather than share the profits of a nominal contract while merely siting on the bench . . . Incidentally, as a ber of the Merchants executive we're prepared to take our small share of the blame too if called upon--but we like to point out to President John and Coach "Mike" and to all officers of the Merchants Club that this techniue MAY produce a winning team | but it certainly will never "bring along the homebrews" . . . Waterloo Tigers beat Galt Terriers last night 6-2 , . . By the way, if Kitchener is unable to come to Oshawa this week, a Viaduct League game will be played here Wednesday night , , . Howie Bennett is the new President of the Galt Junior "A" hockey club. Al Murray will be the manager this season and a new coach is expected to be appointed . .. Now that Que- bec Citadelles have announced Phil Watson as their new hockey coach, . puck patrons can look forward to seeing "Hap" Emms with the Barrie | Flyers again next season, for of course we don't think for a minute that he'll retire yet, / 3 'Attention Moonta! SERVICE STATIONS OPEN THIS SUNDAY Daily to 7 pm. -- Sunday 7 am. to 11 p.m. CRANFIELD MOTORS 650 SIMCOE §. ROBINSON MOTORS 550 RITSON RD. §. LES EVENISS 222 KING ST. Ww, CLARKE'S TEXACO SERVICE STATION 117 SIMCOE N. SNOVAN'S GARAGE 582 KING E. VIVIAN'S SERVICE STATION R.R.'No. 1 OSHAWA | Cleveland Detroit Washington Philadelphia St. Louis 500 391 .388 292 Washington 2-5, Philadelphia 3-11 Boston 1, New York 2 Detroit 1, Cleveland 4 St. Louis 3, Chjcago 10 Saturday St. Louis at Chicago Boston at New York Detroit at Cleveland vashington at Philadelphia Sunday St. Louis at Chicago Detrojt at Cleveland Washington at Philadelphia Boston at New York INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE | Montreal 49 J | Syracuse Buffalo Rochester | Tcronto | Baltimore | Ottawa | Springfield Springfield 2, Toronto 7 Baltimore 8, Rochester 11 Buffalo 4, Ottawa 1 Saturday Buffalo at Ottawa ° Syracuse at Montreal (Ny Springfield at Toronto (N) Baltimore at Rochester (N) LARGEST ARENA The largest Roman ampitheatre in Britain, with an arena of about 20,000 square feet, was at Caerleon | in Monmouthshire. '| the throw to the plate and march- Lions Juniors Topple Parts With Extra-Inning Rally | { | | | Piontek's Single Scores | pitch and held his base when Dick Tie - Breaker In 4-3 Tussle--Tutak Throws Steady Game For Win -- Bidgood Paces Winners : | Lions Juniors continued their very successful ways with a 4-3 10-inning | win 'over Parts and Service last night in a City and District In- termediate "A" league fixture play- |ed at Alexandra Park. Herky Tutak pitched for the win- | ners and lasted the route, allowing | five hits, walking two and striking | out eight. Alex Smykaluk threw for the] losers, giving up seven safeties for | four runs, walking six and fanning | seven. Both clubs committed two errors behind their hurlers. It was one of those errors that | led to the winning run. Red Mec-| Dermaid got to first on an errored drive past second with two out in the bottom of the 10th. He moved | into second on a passed ball, and | | scored from that point when Oscar | Piontek drilled a single over second. | The Lions juniors took a 2-0 lead | in the last of the fourth when Mec- | Dermaid's single scored Bob Booth | from second. Red made second on | ed to third on a stolen base. He scored on Piontek's pop fly. It was the top of the sixth when Parts scored three runs to take a short-lived one-run lead. . With one out, McKee blasted one into left field that was bobbled for a three-base error. He scored on Randall's bingle and the latter moved to second on the throw: to the dish. Randall claimed third on a wild pitch and scored when Mc- Cabe flied out to left. Fred Bidgood walked, made third { on. Coulter's single and scored the | third run when Valentine's blow to the third-sacker was muffe'd. Coulter tried to gain the plate for the fourth run, but was cut down by a nice toss from the shortstop, backing the play. It wasn't till the last 'of the ninth that the Lions Juniors knottéd the count a 3-3 to force the extra in- ning. Piontek led-off with a single to left, made second on a wild ROLLER | ended the 'rally, SKATING oe TONIGHT eo MONDAY ARENA NIGHT! Sciuk fouled to the catcher. Ray George singled to right, and the tying run was over the dish. He | made second on the throw-in. Tutak walked, but two fielder's choice playes-cut off the runner and " Parts got a man as far as second in the top of the 10th, buf. a smart double - play, pitcher - to '- first - to - third got the final euts to end 'the threat." * Came the Piontek's game-winning blow in the last of the inning . ed R.H.E. PARTS .... 000 003 000 0-- 3 5 2 LIONS 000 200 001 1-- 4 7 2 PARTS -- McKee, 3b; Randall, 2b; McCabe, cf; Bidgood, 1b; Coul- | ter, c; Valentine, ss; Locke, If; Mur- | phy, rf and Smykaluk,'p. : | LIONS --- Wotton, cf; Sinden, If {and 3b. in 8th; Myles, ss; Booth, c; | McDermaid, 3b and c¢ in 8th; Pion- tek, 1b; Sciuk, 2b; George, rf; Tut- | ak, p; Jones, If in 8th. Umpires--¥Ferguson, and Lave. GREAT GRIEF AND HOW! One of the best known and most feared holes on the new Niagara Parks Golf Coutse is the fourteenth, | aptly named "Great Grief." -Al-| though distance from tee to green' measures just 164 yards, there is a | terrific mental hazard in the water- | filled . quarry which stretches 100 yards and forms almost three- quarters of the "fairway." Drives which fail to clear the pond 'are practically. ' unreturnable as the | water averages four to six feet in | depth: The course will be officially | opened July 2nd. Firestone TIRES on TIME The easiest terms in town on Canada's finest low-cost per mile tire!" f Firestone offers tiisf= + On gunned to make them hold onto | the 'track, and this is where the | excitement comes in, for it's on the | with | | report that Don Cranfield has de- ° Oshawa Kinsmen Club and Ramblers Motorcycle Club Greatest Annual Sports Thrill, Canadian Dirt Track: Championships Attract Country's Fin- est Riders -- Proceeds Go To Help Pay For Floodlights At Kins- men Stadium. The observance of Dominion Day almost every place in Canada this year, on Monday and once again the Oshawa Kinsmen Club is pre- senting its annual - thrilling at- traction, the Canadian motorcycle racing championships, dirt-track variety, at Alexandra Park. Almost every Dominion Day for the past five years now," even in pouring rain, thousands of specta- rounding district have flocked to Alexandra Park to watch this thrilling spectacle. Dare-devil riders, rated as the best in Canada, will be here to vie for the Canadian Championship honors in the half-mile event, but these same riders will also be com- peting in the other special races that have been arranged, mile, 2- mile and 5-mile races that are sure to produce thrills galore and per- haps a few spills. favor of more speed. The riders depend solely upon slowing down their engines to-reduce 'the speed | of 'their bikes, and speed is reduced only when it is positively necessary. the turns, the machines are and the turns, the sharpness which riders can take them, that the races are won and lost. | the motor» | For those who saw cycle races on ice this past winter clared his racing days are over, and has underlined the announce- ment with the sale of his machine. at the Oshawa Arena, also sponsor- {ed by the Kinsmen Club, there'll be | familiar faces in town again for the, Canadjan - dirt-track motor- {cycle championships. Ted Sturgess, one of the best riders in Canada, will be back in town looking for the honors at the end of the day, along with Godfréy Neal, another man that knows his stuff. From the | Oshawa club Don Townsend and Ken Aston, both in the senior class, will be upholding the local end of things, while we're sorry to King St. Church Triumphs 18-5 Over L.D. Saints As far as the races are concerned, everything is in readiness and all | that is n2eded now is a break from | the weatherman. The track has | been reconditioned and is 'in tip- top shape for this event, , Ted Sturgess and most of the other crack riders of Canada as well as some from across the bor- der, will be on hand. Montreal is sending up a contingent while To- ronto, Hamilton and other centres, | along with Oshawa's own Ramblers | Club, will be well represented ,in | the various events. | KIN HAVE WORKED HARD For weeks now the Kinsmen have | been making their plans. Fred Den- {sham has been in charge of the | publicity and programs and ap- | pears to have done a fine job as | all Oshawa is looking forward to { and talking about the races coming | up on Monday. Club President Jack Riseborough | has his entire membership hard | at work, with Joe Victor heading | the racing day committee. Every | member has a job to do. Kinsman | "Monty" Cranfield, a former rac- | ing champion in his own right, has lined up a splendid array of tro- phies and prizes. Parking, police protection, ambulance service, grandstand supervision, refresh- ment booths, in fact every detail | necessary to assure the complete success of the event, has been thought of and various club mem- in Oshawa, is being held, as in | tors from Oshawa and the sur-| bers have ' been appointed to see | SPORTS CALENDAR Today | VIADUCT SENIOR BASEBALL |" Toronto Staffords vs Oshawa | Merchants, Civic Stadium, 8:00 | p.m. | DARLINGTON TWP. SOCCER Tyrone at Maple Grove; Zion at Courtice. | JUNIOR GIRLS SOFTBALL Oshawa Westmount vs. Pt. Whit. | by, Whithv Town Park. 1:15 p.m.; | Junior Wildcats vs, Whitby Wolvere ines, Whitby Town Park, 2:45 p.m.; | Garten's Furniture (E. Toronto | League) vs, - Whitby Torches, | Whitby Town Park, 8:30 p.m, Sunday No games scheduled. Monday | VIADUCT SENIOR BASEBALL | Toronto Croftons vs. Oshawa | Merchants, Civic Stadium, 10:30 a.m, | MOTORCYCLE RACES | Ontario dirt track champion ships, Alexandra Park, all day. |NTBA JUNIOR LEAGUE | New Toronto Silverts vs. Oshawa | Transporters, Civic Stadium, 8:00 Fy | LAWN BOWLING | Mixed rinks tourney, | Lawn Bowling Club. LEGION MINOR BASEBALL Bantam: Duplate vs. Oshawa | Dairy, at "Harman Park; Starks | Plumbing vs. Oshawa Wholesale, | e4 Alexandra Park. | LAKESHORE INTER. BASEBALL Cobourg at Port Hope; Whithy at | Lindsay; Bowmanville at Colborne, | COF GIRLS SOFTBALL | "Hampton at Bowmanville; Maple | Grove at Salem, {DARLINGTON TWP, SOCCER Solina at Hampton. Tuesday | JUVENILE SOFTBALL | E-W Combines vs Brooklin, | Brooklin, 6.45 p.m. | MAJOR SOFTBALL ¢ Parts and Service vs United Taxi, | Alexandra Park, South diamond, 6.45 p.m. WRESTLING Professional exhibition bouts, Oshawa Arena, 845 pm, SENIOR BASEBALL Oshawa vs Croftons, Stadium, 8.15 p.m. JUVENILE BASEBALL Cobourg vs UAWA, at Lakeview Park, 6.30 pm, : INTER-CHURCH SOFTBALL St. Gregory's vs Latter Day Saints, at Alexandra Park, N. diamond, 6.45 p.m, ls. ONT. COUNTY SOFTBALL Oshawa at at at Millen | Dunbarton vs Whitby Stokers, at { Souch, If; King Street Church took an 18-5 win from Latter Day Saints in a regularly scheduled Inter-Church League Softball game played at Alexandra Park last night. Szoldra pitched all the way for the winners allowing three runs in the-third and two in the eighth. His mound opponent was Whitt- sitt, with Salway coming in to relieve him in the fifth. Between them they gave up one run in the first, three in the second, .three in thg third, two in the fourth, five in the fifth, three in the sixth and one in the last of the eighth. Errors played a big part in the win, but good hits were obtained by Lean and Souch for the winners, Dalgleish and Whittsitt for the losers. KING STREET --- Gomme, 2b; Lean, 3b; Sgzoldra, p; Metcalfe, ss; Bigwood, cf; Seymour, ib; Burrows, rf; Graper, c; Og- den, rf in the 6th; Foote, ¢ in the 6th. LATTER DAY SAINTS--Beuther, ss; Dalgleish, 2b; Whittsitt, p and 1b; Salway, ¢ and p; Brown, 3b: H. Dalgleish, If; Davies, 1b and c; Sayers, rf; Houston, cf; and Etcher, rf in 6th. -------------------- VAST PROVINCE Nearly - one-Tifth of the 110,000 square miles of Transvaal pro- vince in the Union of South Africa lies in the tropics. | that the duties are carried out, | 'Whitby Town Park; Ajax vs Picke | A | + | ering, at Pickering, 6.45 p.m, | PEOUEEDS Xo FroopLicaT |C-D LADIES' SOFTBALL | | Newtonville at Orono. | Aside from the fact that the] . a : Canadian motorcycle racing ctiam- (DARLINGTON SOFTBALL | pionships themselves constitute a | Ebenezer at Courtice; .Salem at | sports attraction that has a real | Shaw's. | appeal for every sport-minded fan.| EAST WHITBY SOFTBALL | further assurance of generous pat- Columbus at Raglan; Conlin's ad | ronage of the event is certain, | Pereman's. | since the Kinsmen Club will be | cor MEN'S SOFTBALL | using the entire proceeds Lo con- Bowmanville vs Kingsway Alu= tinue their various . charity pro-am at Storie Park, 645 pm. | y tris jects in this city and district. One LEGION MINOR BASEBALL |of these projects, which the Kins- | oy |men Club has pledged to see through | MIDGET--St. John's Ambulance [to the finish, is the payment of the |VS Rexalls, at Harman Park; Bea- | floodlight system which illuminates | tors DAY v8 Coca Cola, at Alexans ra Park, 0. .m, Dial 35-1127 MOTOR CITY (RADIO) CAB 9 PRINCE ST. the beautiful Kinsmen Memorial Stadium. 1 As a holiday 'sports attraction, | | the motorcycle races at. Alexandra Park on Monday afternoon (trials are being held all morning) should have sufficient appeal alone but | the fact that sport fans by attend- | ing this event on Monday afternoon will also be helping another local sports project, should 'mean that the 1951 Kinsmen motorcycle rac- ing program will draw the largest crowd in history. 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