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WOODBINE RACE CHARTS Copyright, 1961 by McMurray Publishing Co. (Daily Racing Form) SATURDAY, JUNE 10, 1961 First Race uu. , Wt PP St % Introduction L174 61 SRvgeewasn ot Purse $1800. Four years Bt 4INTRODUCTION F. an up. Claiming all $2500. , Fin, Jockey Second Race Furlings, purse $2.000, S-year-olds, on " WLPPSt % WH . 1 .110 5 6 5h 8% 112 211 1112 1112 116 11 9 91 Act in Haste .... 109 8 7 8-1% 7-nk Mr. Brixite ..... 116 12 12 12- 12- Winner ch ¢ 3 Quetzalcoati--Service Ba Start good, Mr. Brixite won driving War Caper $-D! 1-CHOPITA suas 3-WINGING HIGH claiming all 84,500. Str. Fin. Jockey 11-15 10-1% 10-1 11-15% Grasby--McMacken Sta 12- 12- Gibb--R M Marshak dge. Trainer W R Millar DAILY DOUBLE 4 AND 9 PAID $46.30. Third Race wu 2 ® 3% ©» 5 zs Se oA ob F Fests % ~"alSuwean - Epw - 3 patonauas s CY =e Pre o --- 3 mya 4 12- Vivid 2nd i 8 62 8nk Winner b f 3 Princequillo--Tongs. Train Start good, won driving 12- 3- and 4-year-olds, alw. % Fin, 2-QILLOPOLY , . _ Jockey Owner 2-2% 1-1 Robinson--J Hood Qlah-Pour 12 Sta 3-3% --R M van 42% ke ho and Bell 4-1% 5-3 Gordon--Beach Sta 6-1% 6-2% Fitzsimmons--Windfields 7-3 746% Wright--Emmorey, Missons 8% 4 Grasby--Mrs. W. H. Cald'll 94 92% Gibb--W H Densmore 108 10-17% Harrison--Cairnburn Fm 11. 11- Cosentino--R. L. Victor Broke Down McComb--Kia Ora Farm er JStarr bot on @ tY Fourth Race 9 Furlongs, purse $2,300, 3- and Fyewolds, allowances cis arar Wt PP St % Three M R Dalton Run 11 ay . S ... 11411 4 41% 62 ae 119 8 3 7) 1 essee Tilt 121 1 Wanner bik © 3 by Your Host--Miss Til Startgood, won driving Pool 112,552 Mr GJ. Discovery B North Bay . Nalal Str. % Jockey Owner 1-1% 1-1% Remillard--Double 'R Sta 26 210% Gomez--W P Mack 43 3nk Dittfach--MrsD Coulter 32 41% Morreale--View Hulloa Fm Snk 51% ZehrMrs F W Merrill 6-1% 6-1% Parnell--R Nepean 7h 7-2 Grasby--McMacken Sta 91 101 11-% 11-% Coy--J E F Seagram 12- 12- Cosentino--B 8 R Farm sans. Trainer J M Brown Fifth Race § Furiongs, purse $2,300, 2-year-olds Poe WLPPSt % % A Undeducated ... Admiral Gano .. Miss Merrymkr. 119 Winner b g 2 gn ood, won driving Pool Fei) Quinella Pool 53,160. Quin i; Trainer 1-SAGSILLA (Entry) 3-TRAITOR Str. Fin. Jockey Owner -% Morreale--View Hulloa Fm -2% Dittfach--Lanson Farm Adams--White Oak Sta Ross 6- Gordon--View Hulloa Fm G M Carter ella paid $28.30 Sixth Race rlongs, purse $3,000, &-year-olds an € Juriongy, WLPP 8 % % Leon K 16 7 4 62 Winner b g § Phalanx--Mighty Dobra. Start good, won handily ... ... ... 3-STRONGBOY 1-Die Hard (Entry) .. 3-WILLOW STRIP d up, allowances Jockey "12% Fitzs.--J E F_Seagram 2 nl berg 42 Gomez--Harfleid Sta ™ 52% Remillard--Dew Valley Fm 9- 61 Zehr--E Berla 6% 7- _ Trombley--I Tenney Trainer NJulins Pool 114,078 Seventh Race jeptember Winner dk bf 3 Ball Start good, won dri Pool 123,807 2 4-nk 10- age--Fair Colleen. 2-VICTORIA REGINA ( 10- 0- Dittfa Tramer BR T Barnard 3-MAID O'NORTH .. . 19.30 9.30 2.70 1-D. DOLL (A entry) .50 6.40 2 B En) ... 210 rath, in his Eglinton Caledonia Motors Porsche RS60, set a siz- zling pace in the Dunlop Chal- lenge Trophy Race, at the new Mosport Park track, north of Bowmanville, Saturday. Heimrath won the race far FH ahead of all competition. At the end of the first lap he was seven seconds ahead of the second- place Francis Bradley, driving a Lola Climax. Before seven laps were finished, in the 25-lap ordeal, he had lapped five of the other cars. The race climaxed the 1ith annual sports car races, organ- ized by the British Empire Motor Club. Six races preceded the feature: The first six cars in each race qualified for the seventh race. Heimrath set a lap record of one minute and 49 seconds. This is an average of about 80 m.p.h. around a track filled with cur- ves and hills. Track experts predict that Sterling Moss, in the Lotus 19, will lap the new track in a minute and 30 seconds on June 24. The Jaguar XKSS, which had finished third overall in the fourth race, developed trans- mission trouble at the starting line of the feature. Part of the field was held up a few sec- onds when Nat Adams, of Tor- onto, couldn't get the car in gear. He got it rolling, then dropped from the race. The "Jag" had been defeated by the Makins Special and the Lotus Mark 15 in the fourth race, for cars over 1600 cc, modified. More than 8000 spectators Saturday. Entries ci Toronto, Willowdale, King, Oril- lia, Burlington, Waterdown, Au- rora, Cooksville, Oakville, Ham- ilton, Montreal, Galt, Kingston, Clemens, Mich., and Pierre Fonds, Que. After the races, a banquet and presentation of tro- pries was held at the Legion Hall, in Bowmanville. No one was injured during Saturday's meet, but members of the St. Johns Ambulance brigade, from Oshawa, were on hand to keep an eye on things. Sixteen members of the bri- gade, under Superintendent Greg Bradley and Sergeant George Clarke, attended the track all day Saturday. The results of the races are as follows: NOVICE RACE Heat No. 1--1st Oyerall, Eitel MAJOR LEAGUE LEADERS Major League Leaders rong " [By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Eighth Race 16 Miles, Purse $1,900, &-year-olds I me TWLPP 8 KA 31% 38 o% 4% ttom .... 114 8 § 5h Sh ier » . 6 Turbine--Dot Belltro. Tra Start good, won driving Pool 168,086, Total Pool 882,301. Attends Total Attendance six days 53,379 40 40 2.70 .00 and up, Str. 33 11 -2% 2-3 ne 31% GomezEarly Mischief Sta 4.2% 4-2% McComb--J Smith 53 52%Parnell-- GB Heintzman 61 62 Zehr--Mrs F H E - 7m0 Go J Hawkins 71 8 Fitzs.--B SR Farm iner T Oliver ey Coy--Davies, Montgmry. Imiston 17,980. "otal mutuel pool six days $3,002,605. DO IT AGAIN Richmond Hill Trio Wins Ward Trophy Tournament James Grainger and his Rich- mond Hill team, who won two years ago, won The Ward Tro- phy for the second time in the mixed trebles tournament Sat- urday at the Oshawa Lawn Bowl- ing Club. The team had a score of 54 plus 2, for three wins. Their third win was on an extra end, over A. Cox, of Port Perry. The trophy, as well as individ- ual trophies, were presented by the donor, William Ward. Frank Kellar and Jack Hunter were in |Mrs. M. Price; C. White, Mrs. C. Churchley and W. Pierson. | Prizes for high score, with no wins, went to R. Mann, Mrs. Oatway and G. Oatway. The next open tournament at the Oshawa club is the mixed doubles event, this Saturday, for the Bassett Trophy. Entries are also being received for The Read Trophy, a mixed rinks event, to be played July 1. - Moon, Los Ang. National League AB R H Pet. 156 31 57 .365 Aaron, Mil 199 33 69 .347 Hoak, Pitts. 168 21 58 .345 Pinson, Cincinnati 213 32 70 .329 Altman, Chicago 135 14 44 .326 Runs--Bolling, Milwaukee, 42. Runs batted in--Cepeda, San Francisco, 47. Hits--Pinson 70. Danhiacan) Ci 16. * |w triples -- Wills, Los Angeles, Virdon and Clemente, Pitts- burgh, 5. Home runs -- Mathews, Mil- waukee, and Cepeda, 17. Stolen bases--Pinson, 11. Pitching -- Miller, San Fran- cisco, 5-0, 1.000. Strikeouts--Koufax, Los Ange- les, 89. American League AB R H Pet. 213 33 79 .371 192 44 71 370 132 26 47 .356 Piersall, Cleve. Cash, Detroit Brandt, Balti. Romano, Cleve. 194 34 62 .325 Temple, Cleve. 216 30 69 .319 Runs--Mantle, New York, 48. Runs batted in--Cash, 50. Hits--Piersall, 79. Doubles -- Power, Cleveland, 18. Triples--Wood, Detroit, 6. Home runs--Maris, New York, 20. Stolen bases--Howser, Kansas City, 17. Pitching -- Grant, Cleveland, 7-0, 1.000 OSHAWA MINOR charge of the draw. The tourn ament drew a capacity entry of 32 teams. Second place prizes went to J. Hunter, Mrs. Beth Kemp and William Jackson, of Oshawa for a score of 53 plus 6. In third place, were Chas. Peacock, Mrs. A. G. Coppin and A. G. Coppin, of Oshawa, with a score of 52, next in line with three wins were E. Carswell, Mrs. J. Morrison and J. Morrison, of Oshawa, who had a score of 46. Prizes for high score for two wins went to J. Lynnett and his Richmond Hill team with a score of 54. Also in the two-win category were Wm. Dewland, Mrs. Dewland and Mrs. G. Pirie, of Oshawa, with a score of 53 plus 2. Two Oshawa teams won the prizes for one win. They were E. Clemence, Mrs. Clemence and Everton Loses 1st. To Brazil Champs NEW YORK (AP)Bangu of Brazil, defending champion in the International Soccer League, defeated Everton of England 2-0 Sunday The defeat was Ever- ton's first of the season, Dynamo of Romania and Karlsruhe of West G er m a ny played to a -22 deadlock in the first game of the doubleheader. Southmead, The Oshawa Minor Softball Assoc. got under way Saturday morning with the Midget League squaring off in two games. At Woodview Park, the Wood- view Midgets doubled the score on the Bathe crew 10-5. South- mead Midgets won their opener at Southmead Park, defeating Fernhill 6-4. BATHE VS WOODVIEW Howard, pitching for Bathe had trouble controlling the ball in his first effort, giving up 13 walks which accounted for five runs against his club. Wasylyk homered and tripled for the losers. Howard tripled also in an effort to make up for his losing arm. M. Hobbs pitched a steady game for Woodview, allowing only four walks, as his team swept te the win. Taylor homered and McName doubled in the winning cause. BATHE--Howard p; Campbell ¢; Hraynyk 1b; Tropak 2b; Mec- Conkey 3b; McKnight ss; Wasyl- lyk If; Shody cf and Powlen- chach rf. WOODVIEW--Hobbs p; Vasko Woodview Take Midget Openers c; Barnoski 1b; Piplen 2b; Kitchen 2b in the 8th; Namee 3b; Taylor ss; Kocho If; Elliott cf; Leaming cf in the 8th; Mitch- ell rf and Bickle rf in the 5th. FERNHILL VS SOUTHMEAD In the second midget game of the night, Fernhill took an early lead in the first inning, and in- creased it in the third when Elm- hurst tripled and later crossed the plate to give his club a 2-0 lead. Southmead came right back in their half of the third with three big runs by Wright, Lang and Ross who doubled to put his team out in front 3-2. When Fernhill scored the final run in the seventh, they were still behind two, with no more time to make them up. FERNHILL -- Flintoff p; Za- roni c¢; Gaskell 1b; Mason 2b; Elmhurst 3b; Hutchinson ss; Mec- Naught If; Southerland cf and Cowell rf. . SOUTHMEAD--Goring p; Mec- Donald ¢; Lang 1b; Lefpen 2b; Wright 3b; Laydall ss; Ross If; Taylor cf; Peters cf in 6th; Pe- low rf and Craggs cf in 6th. wr P 'New Mosport T Toronto driver, Ludwig Heime LUDWIG HEIMRATH JR. GIVES DADDY PRE-RACE INSTRUCTIONS he races, gathered to, witch he from| Maier, Porsche Super 90; 2nd vette; 2nd Overall, Don Chani- Overall, John Botton, Healy 3000 and 3rd Overall, Ary Ayre, Healy 3000. John Schulman, Porsche. Class 10 -- 1st, Walt Skura, TR 3 and 2nd, Raymond Gray, TR 2. Class 12 -- 1st, John Botton, Healy 3000 and 2nd, Ary Ayre, Healy 3000. NOVICE RACE Heat No. 2 -- 1st Overall, Doug Forster, Sprite; 2nd Over- all, Charles Goodwin, Sprite and 3rd Overall, Nis Mikkelsen, Volvo. Class 1-5 Touring -- 1st, John Foster, Morris Mini-Minor and 2nd, John Wright, Morris 850. Class 6 Touring -- 1st, Jack Boxstrom, Morris 1000; 2nd, Constantin Dello, Triumph Her ald and 3rd, Ted Kennedy, Mor- ris 1000. Class 7-8 Touring -- 1st, Al-| fred Toelke, Volkswagen and| 2nd, E. J. Constantinides, Volks-| wagen. Class 9- Touring -- 1st, Min Mikkeisen, Volvo. Class 6 Sports -- 1st, Doug Forster, Sprite; 2nd, Charles Goodwin, Sprite and 3rd, Har- vey Harman, Sprite. RACE NUMBER 1 Under 1600 Production -- 1st Overall, Klaus Bartels, Porsche Carrera; 2nd, Harry Haig, MGA Twin Cam and 3rd, Overall, Frank Mount, MGA Twin Cam. Class 1-5 -- 1st, Bill MacDon- ald (Mark 11), Fiat Abarth Zagato. Class 6 -- --I1st, John Merri- man, Sprite; 2nd; Peter Curtis, Sprite and 3rd, John Cox, Sprite. Class 7-8--1st, Wm. J. Aliday, Lotus 7F and 2nd, Joseph Sues- smuth, MGTC. Class 9 -- 1st, Klaus Barels, Porsche Carrera; 2nd, Harry Haig, MGA Twin Cam and 3rd, Frank Mount, MGA Twin Cam. RACE NUMBER 2 Over 1600 Production -- 1st i SE BEMC Races Open rack bers, Healey 3000 and 3rd Over- all, Ed Leavens, Daimler SP250. Class 10 1st, Richard Class 9 -- 1st, Eitel Maier, Austin, A. C. Bristol; 2nd, R. M. Porsche Super 90; 2nd, James Gubbins, A. C. Bristol and 3rd, McCarthy, Porsche and 3rd, Ed Schroeder, TR 3. Class 12 -- 1st, Don Cham- bers, Healey 3000; 2nd, Ed Lea- vens, Daimler SP250 and 3rd, Dick Edklund, Healey 3000. Class 13-15 1st, Gerald Brownrout, Corvette and 2nd, David Billes, Corvette. RACE NUMBER 3 Under 1600 Modified -- 1st Overall, Ludwig Heimrath, Por- sche RS60; 2nd Overall, Francis Bradley, Lola Climax and 3rd Overall, Jim Muzzin, Porsche Spider. Class 6 -- 1st, Peter Curtis, Sprite and 2nd, John Cox, Sprite. Class 7-8 -- 1st, Francis Brads ley, Lola Climax; 2nd, Brent Morris, Lotus MK 9 and 3rd, William Aliday, Lotus 7F. Class 9 -- 1st, Ludwig Heim- rath, Porsche PS60; 2nd, Jim Muzzin, Porsche Spider and 3rd, Wayne Kelly, Porsche Carrera. RACE NUMBER 4 Over 1600 Modified -- 1st Overall, Milton Wright, Makins Special; 2nd Overall, Harry Entwistle, Lotus Mark 15 and 3rd Overall, Nat Adams, Jag uar XK. SS. Class 10 -- 1st, Harry Ent- wistel, Lotus Mark 15; 2nd, Oliver Clubine, Triumph Torus and 3rd, Richard Austin, A.C. Bristol. Class 12 -- 1st, Don Cham- bers, Healey 3000 and 2nd, Dick cklund, Healey 3000. Class 13-15 1st, Milton Wright, Makins Special; 2nd, Nat Adams, Jaguar XK. SS and 3rd, Gerald Brownrout, vette. RACE NUMBER 5 Formula Junior -- 1st Over- all, P. G. Keith, Lotus Junior; 2nd Overall, Walter MacKay, Lotus Junior and 3rd Overall, John Headon, Lotus Junior. Class: Formula Junior -- 1st, I A IE TR SG TRE RE IRR Slit co 2 Walter MacKay, Lotus Junior and 3rd, John Headon, Lotus Junior. RACE NUMBER 6 Touring Cars -- 1st Overall, Craig Fisher, Jaguar 3.8; 2nd Overall, Jerry Polivka, Volvo and 3rd Overall, George Schon, Volvo. Class 1-5 -- 1st, Dudley Smith, Morris Mini Minor. Class 6 -- 1st, Joe Taylor, Austin A 35. Class 9 -- 1st, Jerry Polivka, Volvo and 2nd, George Schon, Volvo. Class 13-15 -- 1st, Craig Fish- er, Jaguar 3.8; 2nd, Bill Word- ham, Covair Monza and 3rd, Edward Lowrey, Corvair Mon- za. RACE NUMBER 7 25 Lap Feature -- 1st Over- all, Ludwig Heimrath, Porsche R.S. 60; 2nd Overall, Francis Bradley, Lola Climax and 3rd Overall, Harry Entwistle, Lotus Mark 15. Wl Gino am &3 NH en Ne ASR ae THE OSHAWA TIMES, Monday, June 12, 1961 1} E. A Love Competing as four different teams, pupils of the E. A. Lovell Public School were able to get extra enjoyment from their annual school track-and- field day, held Thursday. A full series of events was or- ganized by R. Cowley and was runn off under his direction with the assistance of other staff members, and completed in good time. The final standings showed the Tigers in first place with a total of 72 points while the Lions were runners-up with 56 points, fol- lowed by the Leopards with 47 and the Panthers close behind with 46. At the conclusion of the events, the boys and girls were treated to hot dogs and soft drinks, through the courtesy of the E. A. Lovell Home and School Assoc- iation members. Following is a complete list of the resujlts: NOVICE CLASS Boys' dash -- Terry Clarke, Alex Pankiw and Gary Plow- right. Girls' dash -- Sandra Cocker- ton, Francis Ellesmere and Eleanor Wilson. BANTAMS Boys' ball throw--Frank Mc- Donald, Bobby Toaze and Randy C Annual Field Day Ron Masters and John Wilkins. Southwell, Karen Brisebois and Josephine Richards. SENIORS William, Roger Linton and Les- lie Sweet. van de Walker, Krystyna Kasza and Carole Greene. de Walker. guigon, Roger Linton and Bob Williams. Linton, Jim Muzik and Doug. Manual. Greene, Lyn Lee and Ricketts. RELAYS Lions, Tigers and Leopards. gers, Leopards and Panthers. Tigers and Leopards. thers, Tigers and Lions. NOVELTIES race--Gary Tutin, Gordon Wires Eric Hooey and Ricky Andrews. Junior girls' wheel barrow race -- Sharon Rickets and Bar- bara Wilkens, Jaclyn Mitruk and Tasma Lee Pendar. Intermediate -- Gayle Pinch and Heni Kroontje; Carolye Clark and Karen Brisbois. Senior boys' toug-of- Tigers. Girls--Leopards. Intermediate boys'--Panthers. HE PICKS 'EM- FOR HIMSELF! TORONTO (CP) -- Racing writer Joe Perlove of The Star picked up $2,395.50 at New Woodbine Race Track Friday by holding a $10 win- ning ticket on the quinella. To win it's necessary to pick the first two horses in a race in order of finish. Iie liked Brenda's Re- ward. Trainer Carl Chap- man picked Miss Brixite. Perlove put them together for the big payoff. On Perlove's advice, "a little old lady" picked up $479.10 from a $2 ticket on the same race. 11 School Girls' 75-yd. dash -- Mary Boy's rugby ball throw--Bob. Girls' softball throw--Gloria Girls' high-jump -- Lyn Lee, arole Greene and Gloria van Boys' high-jump--Jack Bour- Boys' 100-yd. dash -- Roger, Girls' 100-yd. dash -- Carole Intermediate Girls--Panthers, Intermediate Boys--Lions, Ti- U.S. HORSE WINS MONTREAL (CP) -- Circo, a five-year-old bay from Gouver- neur, N.Y., won Richelieu Race- way's $9,450 Stake Trot Satur day, finishing the mile in 2:03 4-5. Driven by Al Thomas, he paid $12.20, $7, and $4.60. Sec- ond-place Darn Safe paid $4.80 and $3.40 and third-place Sova Hanover returned $4.60. Senior Boys--Lions, Panthers, Senior Girls--Leopards, Pan- Junior Boys' slow bicycle nd Timmy Lang. Intermediate -- Billy Zufelt, Cochrane. Girls' ball throw--Glenda Mec- Coy, Donna Whiteman and Shei- la VandeWalker. Boys' dash--Bobby Todd, Joe Rockbrune and Mark McConnell. Girls' dash--Glenda McCoy, Louisa Starw and Jean Peters. JUNIORS Boy's: broad jump--John Bon- oaruck, Joe Conlin and Alphy Bender, Girls' broad jump -- Susan vander Heyden, Joan Wilson and Linda Dach. Boys' softball throw -- Karl Shaw, Ted Harrison and Kenny deHart. Girls' softball throw -- Susan vander Heyden, Donna Wanna- maker and Jaclyn Mitruk. Boys' dash--Jackie Williams, Kenneth deHart and Gary Dan- cey. Girls' dash -- Jaclyn Mitruk, Susan van Heyden and Joan Wil- son. Boys' relay--Panthers, Tigers, Lions and Leopards. Girls' relay--Panthers, Leop- ards, Tigers and Lions. INTERMEDIATE Boys' high jump--Billy Elliott, Robert Stuart and Fred Ross. Girls broad jump -- Mary Southwell, Karen Brisebois and Marlene McGohy. Boys' softball throw -- Rae Graham, George Lakas and Da- vid Nichols. Girls' softball throw--Linda MODIFIED CLASSES Class 7-8 -- 1st, Francis Brad- ley, Lola Climax and 2nd, Brent Morris, Lotus Mark 9. Class 9 -- 1st, Ludwig Heim- rath, Porsche R.S. 60. wistle, Lotus Mark 15 and 2nd, Oliver Clubine, Triumph Torus. PRODUCTION CLASSES Class 6 -- 1st, John Merri- man, Sprite and 2nd, John Cox, Sprite. Class 7-8 -- 1st, William All- day, Lotus 7F. Class 9 -- 1st, Klaus Bartels, Porsche Carrera and 2nd, Peter Bone, Elva Courier. Class 10 -- 1st, Ed Schroeder, TR 3; 2nd; Jacques Courture, Morgan and 3rd, C. M. Charles, 3 Cor- TR Class 12 -- 1st, Don Cham- bers, Healey 3000 and 2nd, Ed Leavens, Daimler SP250. Class 13-15 1st, Gerald Brownroute, Corvette. Formula Junior Class -- 1st, Walter MacKay, Lotus J.R.; 2nd, John Headon, Lotus J.R. Overall, Gerald Brownrout, Cor-| P. G. Keith, Lotus Junior; 2nd, and 3rd, Frank Adams, Elva. By GERRY BLAIR Brooklin Hillcrests moved into undisputed possession of "A" standings by doubling the score on the fourth-spot St. Ca- tharines Athletics 10-5, Satur- day night in the Brooklin Com- munity arena. The season's largest turnout, 500, were treat- ed to a splendid display by the Hillcrests, who were in com- mand throughout the entire con- test. Brooklin now trails Port Credit Sailors, by only two points, and the league-leading .Brampton Ramblers by four. However, the Hillcrests have games in hand over both clubs, and possess an identical loss column record, of two defeats, St. Catharines missed the op- portunity to remain tied with Brookimn by blowing.a 6-5 lead, with dnly two minutes remain- ing in their Friday night home contest 'against the league-lead- ers. Port Credit stayed ahead of Brooklin by handing the Niagara Falls Scobies their fifth loss, 14-4, right in Niag- ara. The Scobies have yet to claim a victory. In Saturday's affair, the Hill crests held leads of 4-0 and 7-1, and were only seriously threat- ened once, when St. Kitts ral- lied for four goals while trailing 7-1, but that's as close as they could come. Three more Brook- lin tallies in the final 10 min- utes of the game, erased any doubt 'of the outcome. Glen Lotton, last year with ada champion Whitby Red Wings led the scoring with two goals and a pair of assists. Larry Ferguson and Bob Car- negie aiso scored twice. Single counters came from Terry Davis, Bill Short, Gerry Bur- rows and Don Bruce. Ross Powless, with two goals and an assist, was tops for the Athletics. Jake Bomberry, Gary Moore (not of TV fame) and Gary Hind added single- tons. BOXLA SHORTS . . . Hill- crests were without the ser- vices of Rock Batley, who is feared to have torn ligaments in his back, as a result of a cross-check, Thursday night in Port Credit. He may be sidelined for two or three weeks. It was the second in- jury in less than a week for Batley A week ago Saturday night in Brampton, he was rush- ed to hospital for observation when his left side became para- lyzed after a hard check . . . Boh McCready, netminder with the Athletics, received a rough time from his former Whitby Red Wing mates, now playing with the Brooklin Hillcrests . . . At the other end, Pat Baker, tending goal for the Hillcrests, made many outstanding saves, especially when the Athletics were pressing. . . Brooklin host the winless Niagara Falls Sco- bies on Saturday night. Fans in this area will remember the Scobies from last season's OLA the Junior "A" Eastern Can- Brooklin Bumps A's, Tighten Third Place ST. CATHARINES -- Goal, McCready; defence: Hind Powless, Gary Carr, Allan; Forwards: Corcoran, Cap Bom- berry, Jake Bomberry, Don Carr, Mower, Moore, Moses, Logan. BROOKLIN -- Goal, Baker; Defence: Grandy, Woods, Luke; Forwards: Lotton, Davis, Fer- guson, Platt, Carnegie, Craggs, Bruce, Burrows, Short, Vipond. FIRST PERIOD 1 Brooklin: Davis (otton) .eucecasses 2 Brooklin: Ferguson 8 Brooklin: Short 4 Brooklin: Burrows (Lotton, Ferguson) .. 11.18 5 St. Kitts: Powless .. 16.13 Penalties -- Jake Bomberry, Logan and Don Carr. SECOND PERIOD 8 Brooklin: Carnegie 9.22 7 Brooklin: Ferguson .. 12.47 8 Brooklin: Bruce ... 14.23 9 St. Kitts: Moore (Corcoran) 10 St. Kitts: Hind Penalties -- Craggs, Logan and Carnegie (roughing), Cor- coran, Bruce and Woods. THIRD PERIOD 11 St. Kitts: Powless 12 St. Kitts: Jake ' Bomberry (Powless) sesesnses 5.25 13 Procklin( Lotton Davis) . 14 Brooklin: Lotton 15 Brooklin: Carnegie (Craggs) ..cc..eeee. 19.05 Intermediate "A" finals. Penalties -- Grandy, Hind, Powless, Woods and Hind. Sweet, Carolyn Clark and Arlene Brown. SELLING OR BUYING? "STEW" Is Worth Trying!! (Any Make, Any Model, New or Used) 1954 PONTIAC DELUXE -- Outstanding condi- tion, reflects owner's care. Many extras . . . A car to be proud of. Terms. 4 NAME YOUR CAR, PRICE AND TERMS 1 Might Surprise You . . . What Can You Lose ? TRADE DOWN AND/OR REDUCE YOUR PAYMENTS Cash for your car liens paid off Any model from @ junker wp. | will sell your car at your Price. You keep car until sold. 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