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George Knudson, Toronto, shot a 13-under-par 275 total for the 72 holes, at the Isling- ton Golf Club, to retain the Ontario Open Championship, in cluded $ g % i i rd CR tournament on Saturday. Vara OWN that con- He is the shown above in action, on the fifth hole, in the third round. --(CP Wirephoto) Woodview Boys! Score Shutout On Southmead Woodview Park Midgets at blanked Southmead Midgets 7-0 in their game Saturday morn- ing, a "catch up" game that had been rained out earlier in the week. Hobbs pitched the win for |Woodview, chalking up 13 strikeouts and limiting South- mead to three scatter hits, sin- gles by Laxdall and Peters and a two-bagger by Leffin in the fourth inning. Woodview got one on hits by Vasko and Bradley, in the first 'Neighborhood Assoc. Softball Schedules ATOM BOYS Sunnyside; Bathe at Kingside; at Woodview and Nipigon EAST DIVISION Harman at Connaught "A" and Storie. | Note -- All Atom games on Woodview at Eastview. July 7 -- Rundle at Sunny- | Saturdays, Weotwh August 10 -- Connaught be 4 side. | June view al at Woodview; Eastview at Har- pA at Rundle, North Oshawa "B"; Kingside man; N. Oshawa at Kingside July » hog Fong . lat Eastview and Harman at and Sunnyside at Bathe. uly . unnysice al Connaught. A t 11 Sunnyside at Storie; Nipigon at Kingside; [July 8 -- Woodview at King 980 0 00 Ca athe, (Fernhill at ~ Southmead and | side; Harman at North Oshawa worse: a ovman and Woodview at Radio. "A" and North Oshawa "B" al polo at Connaught "A". Thursday, July 13 J King- side at Woodview; Fernhill at Eastview. Nipigon; Rundle at Southmead; July 15 -- Eastview at Har- 1 man; N. Oshawa "A" at King- $000 as possible. The top team Ot Radio and Zion at side and N. Oshawa *"B" at from East and West Divisions S le will play 2 out of 3 series for Sunnyside. 5 : Contauglt. Kingside at Con- right to enter OASA playoffs. Tuesday, July 18 -- South- frame, thew added fol: ;n the liaeeit: N. Oshawa "A" at N mead at Nipigon; Rundle at Second including a home-run by {naught, oC CL A hd PEE WEE BOYS IKingside: $ si adio; Hobbs. He made it a habit with' Oshawa "B" and Woodview at el SION Kingside; Sunnyside at Radio; h traiaht Bi Haran WEST DIVISIO! Woodview at Zion and Storie three-siraight homers, the other H pp 12 -- N. Oshawa "A" June 22 -- Rundle at Radio; ,. pernhill, two coming in the 4th and 6th | ; BET ally . Nipigon at Southmead; Lake : "is . innings and accounting for his al Woodview, Eastview at con: Vista at Storie and Fernhill at _ July 20 et Radio at Zion; team's other two runs. Peters \naught and Harman at N. Osh-| nt "B" Sunnyside at Southmead; Wood-| "ot » tC Sh the oth By 4 N. Ost "g pantie "Storie at: ConelVIEY 2 Storie: Fernhill at King: access WIb the Siher Aug. --- . shawa June -- "| ai 2 Mu t Nipigon. d Ss. at Kingside: Eastview at Wood- naught "B"; Lake Vista at side ani. Zlundle at Nipigo T 3 Tt Oeho lt : : August 8 -- Fernhill at Run- View 24 Connaught at N. Osh- Fernhill; Radio at Southmead dle; Storie at Zion; Radio at : 3 Rundle at Nipigon. seh . i > August 26 -- Eastview at N snd Rundle pg Nipigon; Sunnyside at Wood- June 29 Southmead at " : y ". r aug . : " view and Southmead at King- Wecaview and Kingude St Har Lake Vista, Connaught UB" ati ge ® of the Eastern Hockey League Rundle; Fernhill at Nipigon Four top Neighborhood teams bas been moved to Knoxville, m rl yi snd Ratio at Storie. t Storie: [5° inte playoffs. Zion to play - June 3 Nipigen 8 Sons: winner for trophy expected to Fernhill au Radio; unde on be donated by Central Council. All games to be completed as MOVE TEAM CAMDEN, N.J. (AP) -- The franchise of the Jersey Larks an. Playoffs for this division will 'be decided at a later date. PEE WEE BOYS {putting a serious crimp in the SPORT FROM BRITAIN THE OSHAWA TIMES, Mendey, June 26, 1961 15 RED TAPE STRANGLE? New Amateur Code Could Kill Games By JACK SULLIVAN | No hint of this came out of short years without being given Canadian Press Staff Writer the 10C meeting at Athens the unlimited time for training. If the International Olympic other day when the interna- Then, again, how do we judge Committee can come up with a tional committee drew up pro- whether a person in the Russian workable amateur code without posed new rules, "We now can armed forces is supported by linterpret the rules to meet new/the state--because he can play Games, or even wrecking them, | situations, like training camps," hockey or run or because he it will be the miracle of the chancellor Otto Mayer of theican shoot a gun? How can we age. And don't look for mira. 10C said police what they do?" cles. He didn't expand on this re- FUTURE FOGGY : The big question apparently mark. ; ; The official, who wished to concerns training camps. This WORKING FROM AVERY remain anonymous, said many could be of great importance to Last December, 10C Presi- people in sport in the Western Russia and the other Commu- dent Avery Brundage of Chi- world rigured the Russian army nist countries and could be of €a80 said there was so much was a big athletic training equal import to Canada and the commotion after the 1960 Rome camp. United States, First of all, Games over the allegedly poor The same, to a degree, could though, the 10C must decide showing of some teams 'that apply to athletic scholarships what is meant by a training We sent a letter to all national in the U.S. Most of Canada's camp. A committees w a r nin g against male track and field athletes Is the Soviet army one huge subsidies, training camps, and competing in Olympic, British {raining camp for its athletes? such like, as a means of build- Empire and Pan-American over Does it mean young men at. Ng national prestige." the last 10 years were on schol- tending colleges on athletic For years, since the Russians arships to U.S, universities, scholarships or does the 10C first entered the Games back Could these be defined as simply mean camps set up by I! 1952, sports officials from the training camps? governments to train athletes? Western world have been say-| Jim Worrall of Toronto, presi. -- - -- ing the Soviet athletes are dent of the Canadian Olympic subsidized by the government. Association, says he doesn't Most of the Soviet hockey play- know 'whether the new defini- ers and track and field ath-tion will improve the over-all lake Vista and Connaught ** EAST DIVICSION at Southmead. BANTAM GIRLS 22 N. Oshawa al! July 4 -- Fernhill at Rundle; June 26 -- Rundle at Radio; Woodview; Connaught "A" at Southmead at Storie; Nipigon Nipigon at N. Oshawa; Sunny- Kingside; Eastview at Bathe at Connaught "B" and Lake side at Woodview; Southmead at and Sunnyside at Harman Vista at Radio. Harman and Lake Vista at Con- June 27 -- Bathe at Harman; July 6 -- Radio at Nipigon; naught. castview S yside; ood: + ang apn ata v Eastview at unnysic Nout. Connaught "B" at Lake Vista;| sune 28 -- Connaught at Zion; view at Kingside and N. Osh: go ihmead at Rundle and'g a awa at Connaught "A" hat Fernhill Southmead at Lake Vista; 29 -- Kingside at East. Storie al Fern b North Oshawa at Woodview June 2 mes ly 11 Southmead at A jew: Harman at North Osh- °° ~ . . 'Harman at Sunnyside view, arm Fernhill; Storie at Rundle : Tio awa; Sunnyside at Connaught Connaught "'B" at Radio and Radio at Nipigon. "A" and Woodview at Bathe, -Onnaugh : J onnaught "A" at Nipigon at Lake Vista June 30 -- Connaught a pS XS i at Rundle: Bathe: Sunnyside at Woodview:; JWY 13 == acio Runa e, N. Oshawa at Eastview and Southmead at Nipigon; Storie Harman at Kingside. at Lake Vista and Connaught July 4 Sunnyside at N. ""B" at Fernhill. '! LONDON (CP) -- There are cad two sports you can follow at Royal Ascot, the race meeting plo that someone called a garden July 3 -- Nipigon at Wood- party for horses. One is trying, view; Southmead at Connaught; to pick the winners of the races, Lake Vista at Harman; Rundle and the other is picking your at Zion and Sunnyside at North fancy 'in the fashion stakes in Oshawa. the royal enclosure. OUT Enea Rathe: July 14 -- Connaught «p" at July 5 - North Oshawa at' Both are difficult' accomplish- Connaught "A" at Harman and Storie; Fernhill at Lake Vista; Harman; Sunnyside at Nipi- ments. WOODBINE RACE CHARTS Copyright, 1961 by McMurray P b shing Co. (Daily Racing Form) castview at. Woodview. Southmead at Radio and Nipi- gon; Radio at Connaught and The four-day Royal Week at July 6 -- Woodview at Con- gon at Rundle Southmead at Zion. Ascot, attended by the Queen naught 'A'; Harman at East- July 18 lake Vista at July 7 -- Woodview at Run- and her guests from nearby view: Kingside at N. Oshawa gouthmead; Rundle at Con- dle. Windsor Castle, brings together SATURDAY, JUNE 24, 1961 First Race 16th Miles. P ' Bonnie Bird 2 Sun Ep x 7 Daisy Page 21 Silver Slipper 108 10 11 Consortage 43 Garden Greek w-Royal Persian Brant Ator Royal Ivory Lasting Fighter ew-Queen's Aria 115 11 118 3 8 113 12 10 12 118 4 3 7 118 109 5 610% 11-1 Winner eh rig 4 by Rounders-Indian Color Pool 58,454 Start good, won driving Second Race € Furlongs, purse $1 Wt PP St % El = EE Win Flight Clifton Bay . Colonel Cowan Rube's Ace . Bolero's Image ; Prayer rWAS Lg BN Robinson Mcintyre LauraLane 105 9 10 11-135 12 Winner dk br g 5 The Pincher--Strike. Start good, won ridden out 12- 1-ADMIRAL HOGAN 2230 9.40 6.70 8.10 6.80 18.10 6-PARKY 7-SULTOP 800, 4-year-olds and uD: r St 9 RED ENGINE 8-BONNIE BIRD SUN EP wrae $1900 3 and 4 a Str CLEAR AND FAST 17.50 9.70 6.4 7 years Cdn. foaled, Claim, 83 Jockey wher Harrison ~ Chris-Weiss Brown Annesley Jr Hale Mrs. Richthofen Fitzsimmons Seagram Parnell -- Isaac Robinson ~ 504 Fin 1-nk 2.n0 oy Keast-McGuire McComb Fair Gomez Jones Potts -- Medway Sta Remiljard Gian-Tosch Trainer W. 0. Chris, Double Pool 85,118 TONE claiming all $2,500 Fin Jockey Owner 1-13% Harrison--Pine Tree Sta Dittfach--P AND R Sta Borgemenke--H L Lam Coy--Emcee Sta Turcotte--J Boyd 2% h -h "6.13% Parnell--Thorndale Sta 7-1% Gomez--Bill Beasley 8-no Potts--Shermanor Farm 9.1% Biamonte--A R Craig 10-nk Morreale -W O Chris Wk 11-3% Brown--G A Fischer Trainer A J Routcliffe Pool $2,703 DAILY DOUBLE # AND 1 PAID $138.40 Third Race 1 3-18 miles, purse 31.900. {year-olds and up: A 3 tr lor se 1a Farshore . 11 Epic Fields ..... Red Spray 0f Sir Warren Prince Robert Gray Ben Drake's Drun Estranceria Queensvale Estranceria Winner b g 5 Meneiiier--Kanshore Pool 105,204 Fourth Pace Wt P 1 8 Farlongs, Puise Horse sass WLPP SL Mi. Kip 4 1 Pentathlon Binewood . Chopapoise .... Mr, Edgor Lucky Ad 'ane Amber Atom Mons 114 3 2 Winner br g 7 Your Host--M Start good, won easily Fifth Race w Prize Cr Sly Invader Admiral Gango Sagsilla 1 Falsun 108 4 Wigner b g Chop Chop-- Start good, won driving 1 72% 72 5-1 61 3 1 23 1 2 5 4 4 5 Sixth Race $2,000, 4-year-olds and 1-F 1-1 3.F = A A 2 FEE pe 1-PRIZE 2.SLY INVADER 5 1 nanan "ARSHORE (entry) P {ED SPRAY (Deadheat) Trainer P 4MR KIP 7-PENTATHLON 2-BINEWOOD up, IC FIELDS claiming all $2,500 Fin Jockey Owner 1.3% Gordon E M Ryan 2. McMullen--M J Hawkins Olah--Von Richthofen Parnell-H Katz » Bimonte--G A Fischer McComb---T P Sta Remillard----S B Crawford Dittfach--Miss J Mille CoyArmedam Sta won handily McGarry Entry and Deadheat) $4,500 Owner F Marcueci 4 Robinson--W R Wesley Remillard--Jo-Ann Sta Dittfach--Mrs A C Jeune Zehr--Fdgor Ridge Sta Wick--Bayfield Farm 4 Coy--Stafford Farm McComb--Beach Sta claiming all Fin Jocke 1-2 Mattine 5-n 6-2 8 k eadow Maid, Trainer F J Courtney Pool 106,038 CREW Alu WRHCES 8 KICKMOON (DH) 14.60 1280 4.70 13.30 380 280 9 THREF 7-CROWN ATTORNEY 3 . 5 Prize Sugar Tral QUINELLA 1 AND 2 PAID 318.80 6 Furlongs, purse 37,500 added (gross ** ®6 Wt PP St 116 114 119 119 109 116 105 109 107 Horse Kickimoon Three M R Crown Attorney Wise Command Windspray Dalton Run Sweet Peg Colonel Bingo Sgt Bricker Winners: Kickimoon » & 3 Moondust Wnd--Miss Three m r bik » 3 Your Host--Miss TH Start good, won driving 'Seventh Race 1 1-18 miles, purse 310.000 added (Gross Horse WtPP St % ' a --irg Ed Cun aPue® Mam ADY aa EE = & Greek Sovereign 116 % 31 Prompt Hero 118 21 Anita's Son 123 2 Grey Monarch 119 Purple Bow 105 Calais 2nd 1s 1 Die Hard 15 1 Amber Morn 118 Gyere Gyuri 115 Moony 27 21 Winner gr h 5 by Grey Sovere Start good, won driving -1 1 2 Ya 2 4% Eighth Race 11:16 Miles, Horse Nirbillomar Mystery Guest ., Dangerous Doll Chops On "3 Reluctant Deb .. Blue Moss ...... Match Girl Mrs. Cessford Diba purse $2,400, 3-year-old Ya g 11 in Jockey Owne:" 13 Coy--C Smythe 314 Gomez--Bo-Teek Farm 3h Potts--D G Ross -3% McMullen--M J Hawking ner J. Starr MR (DH) 11.70 , S-year-olds. Allowan Jockey Ow Wick--J, E G Warren 1% Adams--Double R Sta 1a 115 3.2'4 Dittfach--Lanson Farm Gomez--L Lear 314 Fitzsi' Robinson--W P Mack 7.1'% Parnell--Windfields Farm Remillard---W F Edmiston Coy--&tafford Farm Jungle. Trainer A. Bennie sana, Trainer J M Brown Pool 116,038 EA-GREEK SOVER'a 8.60 [T) 120 4-PROMPT HE 2B-ANITA'S SON (B en.) 3 r Zh 3.1 9.1 ] 2 3% § 8-213 9.2 $11,950). 3-year-olds and up. Handicap St Fin Jockey Owner no Adams--Mrs H L Natheas's 2.1 Gordon--P Del Greco Dittfach--Lanson Farm Fitzsi'ns--Windfields F'm Robinson--Newtondale Sta Remillard--Lanson Farm 0 S Rotenberg Stafford Farm Borgemenke--E Berla Gomez---Gian, Tosch 4h ngn--Bridge of Hellas. Trainer C F Chapman Fool 130,420 6 NIRBILLOMAR 22MYSTERY GUEST 3-DANGEROUS DOLL fillies St F Allowances Jockey Despirito--S Rotenberg n Owner h 3.nk b 54 2no Fitzsi'ns~Windfields F'm h 1 ni n 2 k kK 3% Gomez--Bill Beasley Robinson--C Smythe McComb--J Simon Dittfach--Lanson ¥'m B'menke--0 R Armstrong 8.1% Olah---D J Kennedy 9 Zehr--Gardiner, Bell Winner » f 3 Nirgal--Dibillane. Trainer F H Merrill Jr Start good, won dr Pool 111,133. Total pool X87 441 Tolal atiendance 1% days-- 135.044 ving VALUABLE BAIT A villager of Xylophagou i Cyprus who lost his gold wed Attendance Total mutuel pool 1% days 39,350.40) 17.984 ling ring while fishing recov fish purchased at a sred it five days later inside | market 16.70 11.60 7.50 Armedam Sta Dittfach -- Garden City Sta 1486 930 8.20 14.80 9.30 s.30 WIN. 410 4.50 Ta30 330 3.20 1070 630 ball, In the 7th, the homesters 6.50 3.00 2.40 3.00 2.50 5. 3.00 Morreale--View Hulloa ¥'m 11.00 3.80 2.30 16.80 B50 4.40] 8.50 4.70] 1% and Bathe at Sunnyside. naught "B"; Nipigon at Fern. July 10 -- Sunnyside at South- the pick of Europe's horses on July 11 -- Kingside at Sunny: yj; and Storie at Radio. mead; Lake Vista at Zion; a tricky course with an uphill side; Bathe at N. Oshawa; jv 70 -- Storie at Nipigon; Rundle at Nipigon; Radio at finish. Harman at Woodvlew and Con- poqis at Fernhill; Lake Vista North Oshawa and Woodview at I It often happens that all the naught "A" at Eastview S h dat Harman, oTses 1 3 Tace are of the -- . t N. at Rundle and Southmead a i i : a ol Is OO Ni Connaught "B" July 12 -- North Oshawa at same class, and form is con- Oshawa. ingside ai tons B i August 8 -- Rundle at Fern Lake Vista; Radio at Harman; stantly upset by every entrant Ha a Baye and I: Storie at Southmead; Con.|Zion at Sunnyside and Rundle putting on its best-ever perfor- arman § yside. pS ! mead; C . ' July 14 -- Harman at Bathe; naught "B" at Nipigon and at Connaught. o matte. : Sunnyside at Eastview; King- Radio at Lake Vista. July 14 -- Woodview at South- oli ie Same ing happens the side "at Woodview and Con- August 10 -- Nipigon at mead. ef side ol the white rails. aught "A" at N. Oshawa Radio: Lake Vista at Con- July 17 Southmead at Royal Ascot is a highlight of name | t aught * . Sunnyside at Connaught; [the London season, and for 0 0 Royal Ascot Features Fashions And Horses {letes are army men situation or make it worse." "It is tough to come right out "It will still be a question of and say they are subsidized by interpretation and supervision. the government," one Canadian Then, of course, there is the sports official said this week. question of who is going to "But it makes a person wonder police the situation in each how Russian hockey players country. 7 can become almost as good as, "Meanwhile," he added, "I was discreetly but rigidly en-/Canadian amateurs in a few guess we shouldn't panic." forced--and women may smoke THEY RE-GREW HAIR! cigarets. NEW LOOK But Ascot 1961 provided well- to-do racegoers with an even more impressive status symbol then a royal enclosure badge. In the towering new blue and white , grandstand, 250 boxes were offered for rent at figures ranging from $700 to $1,300, plus hefty bills for the traditional lobster, strawberries and cham- pagne picnic lunches. The massive new $2,750,000 | stand, looking prosaically like an airport with its angular lines and expanses of glass, drew some disgruntled comment in Britain's racing press. Columnist Roger Mortimer of The Sunday Times suggested the ordinary racegoer who had paid a hard-earned 50 shillings at the gate might well feel jaundiced to find so much space and the finest view given to box renters, mainly commer- cial firms entertaining clients to a day at the races. | Biggest surprise for racing men was the collapse of the] French horses in the famed | Ascot Gold Cup. Puissant Chef, France's champion four-year-| old, was backed heavily to win je X10 Face A Miles, OTTAWA, Ont. 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For| The Roberts Specialists will we cannot help men and women give you a written guarantee who are slick-bald after years/that you must be satisfied with- of gradual hair loss. But if you/in 30 days or it will cost you still have fuzz and your scalp is nothing. "CONROY" | sons was on second base with the tying run, when Lake Vista made the third putout, to end the game. ye low ing. ht "B: s Radio ay ty Erie Lidia I Persie 8, Sout Woodview at Lake Vista and women spectators practically Connaught "A" at Sunnyside, August 11 Fernhill at Zion at Nipigon. anything goes in the way of an and Bathe at Woodview Southmead: Rundle at : July 18 -- North Oshawa at outfit, providing it looks ex- July 20 Bathe at Con- Radio at Connaught "B" and Rundle. " pensive enough. naught "A"; Woodview at Sun- [ake Vista at Nipigon. July 19 -- Lake Vista at Run- Garden party dresses and nyside: Eastview at N. Oshawa ~A]l games are to be com- dle; Harman at Zion; Nipigon at zany, flower-laden hats that and Kingside at Harman. pleted as soon as possible. The Connaught and Woodview at might have caused raised eye- August 8 N. Oshawa al i,, team from East and West Radio. : {brows at Buckingham Palace ere Divisions will play 2 out of 3 July 21 -- North Oshawa at are paraded before the Queen : for right to enter OASA com- Southmead. : at Ascot without a qualm. As Lake Vista Boys petition August 8 -- Zion at Northifor the men, the pearl-grey . | ' Oshawa; Radio at Sunnyside frock-coats worn by several Defeat Fernhill | PEE WEE GIRLS (Cowan); Southmead at Run.|this year with Edwardian ap- : : June 27 -- Rundle at Radio; dle (Storie); Connaught at Har-|lomb would have looked odd | Lake Vista Bantams visited nioioon at Woodview; Sunny- man and Nipigon at Lake Vista anywher else amid conven- {Fernhill Park on Saturday gido at Kingside; Southmead at! August 10 -- Sunnyside at tional morning dress. morning and cleaned up the gioyie and Fernhill at Zion. Lake Vista; Zion at Radio; | This year the Victorian rules game that had been rained out june 29 Woodview at Southmead at Nipigon and of the royal enclosure were on Monday evening and the goythmead; Sunnyside at Fern- Woodview at Connaught. slightly relaxed. Divorcees now |Lake Vista boys eked out a 43 pj); Rundle at Storie; Zion| August 11 -- Harman at Run- may enter--the previous ban at Nipigon and = Kingside at dle. SR For three 'innings, the visit- Radio. August 14 -- Zion at Wood- ors couldn't get to Spiers but july 4 -- Nipigon Con. view; Connaught at North Osh- in the fourth frame, Lloyd naught: Kingside at Storie; awa; Nipigon at Harman; Sun- drew a walk and Burtch homer: Southmead at Zion and Radio nyside at Rundle and Lake Vista ed, then with two out, Krasnak at Fernhill. at Radio. hit a homer to make it 3-1. July 5 -- Woodview at Run- Four top Neighborhood teams The winning run was also a dle. playoff. Winners to play Zion homer, by Pakasta in the fifth July 6 -- Zion at Kingside; for expected trophy from Cen- frame. Radio at Southmead; Fernhill|tral Council. Fernhill's first run was in the - ---- : ---------- second inning when Hornsby tripled "and scored on a passed MELCHERS Distillers since 1898 THE VERY DRY White Rum CELERY SUBSTITUTE Celerian is a root vegetable and may be stored in the same manner as beeis and turnine "WE SERVICE W For FREE ESTIMATES call . . . McLAUGHLIN HEATING (A Division of McLaughlin Coal & Supplies Ltd.) 104 KING ST. WEST, OSHAWA still creating hair, you can at| For a free examination and least save and thicken what you| discussion of your hair problems have. Some conditions, suchlask the desk clerk for Mr. |as "spot baldness" usually have Lang's room number. 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