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TE OSHAWA TIMES, 18 Wednesday, August 30, 1961 Houdaille Wins First Serni -Final game of their Inter-County Soft- ball League semi-final playoff HOLIDAY SPECIAL BAG ASSORTED 2%-1bs Net, FANCY 95+ COMPARE AT 29¢!--KELLOGG'S Cash in se ELLE pion Harold Johnson slams a left to the challenger's head, in the first round of their CHALLENGER Eddie Cot- ton (right(( attempts to duck to protect himself as cham- FORT ERIE RACE CHARTS Copyright, 1961 by McMurray Publishing Co. (Daily Racing Form) TUESDAY, AUG. 29, 1961 CLEAR AND HEAVY 5-TEN . 9.80 7.00 5.90 First Race LIAMAICA BELLE 28.50 11.60 3.50 " one. Purse $2,200. Jyeanod hides fillies, Canadian fosied. PP St % Fin. Jockey Ow 7 6 5nk an gH 1-1% Brown -- Mrs G F Badame 18 5 7 2-% Robinson -- J H Edwards 118 5 3h D'fach--Early Mischief Sta 118 -2% Hale -- G R Gardiner 118 1 14 Fitz'ons -- Windfields Fm 118 1 -1% Morreale -- G Rowntree . 18 2 -1% Coy -- C and T Stable 118 91 8.9% Borgemenke -- T J Lane 113 6101 9-% Parnell -- K C Donnelly 10-8% Simpson -- J E McCann - . 11-2 Gonzales--Logan and Beam 118 1 8 7h 11 5 11-1 12- McComb -- T P Stable Centime ~-- Persian Beauty. Trainer G F Badame. Pool 17,138. Double Pool 35,155. 7] BLU SARDENIA Bite "Gardenia . Tenaga Jamaica Belle .. au & - B = Personality Kid Winter Garden Saugeen Linda Windy Fay Chinos Jet .... Pear] Bingo ... Joy's Runner .. Snow Pac Paid Holiday ... Winner ch f, 3, Start good, won driving. oNe prea 3H FF § 9 2 1 3 1 8 - Bele esian FRALLERS FEF FS x eA od 4 4 = 8 w 5 8 N . 32.40 14.30 8.30 10.40 3 6-ELATED"S PAL 10-HASH BOY 9-DELIGHTFUL GAL anduh Canadian foaled, Claiming all $2,300, Fin Jockey Owner 1-1% Dalton--Dew Valley Farm 2h Harrison -- Janley Sta 2 Dittfach -- Connor Sta nk Parnell] -- Kingfield Farm -no Morreale -- W O Chris 1% Borgemenke -- T Sullivan Second Race [} funangs, purse Jha. EJ earaiae Y% GF Hors: Elated's Pal Hash Boy . Delightful Gal Wind wer 2 wg "We re pil Zon $55 PEI EJ PEIBAAN DY ES 3- 4 5 6- 7- CES 3% Robinson -- J M Elliott 8-4% Coy -- J R Mcintyre 10-2 90k Brown -- T E Hays 11-3 10-3% Fitzsimmons -- S Caplan 4n 11-nk Gomez -- Kemp and Hunt 12- 12 Smith -- Shermanor Farm weate 3 POH kA apabkayay Na» ob oA Start good, won driving. Pool 31,739. Dally Double? and 6 paid $224.10. 5-SARDONYX 8-BIG EROWN EYES . 4-KESSA WR 24 id an Str. Fin. 1h Ino 2.7% Dittfach -- Gardiner 1 33% Remillard ~ Greatrex 4-3% Gonzales X -- Holtsinger . 2 Sank Gomez -- Rotenberg . 107 68 6 Parnell X Tous , 113 7- Eased up Coy - Hall X-5 XX.7 Ibs aac CW Sra weight Winner b f 2 Princely Gift -- Ozama. Jeaines John Passero, Start Pool 40,513 good, won driving 2] Fourth Race TADMIRAL HOGAN S-HAVE GUN * Jutiongs, Purse $1900. 4 years and up. Claiming all $3500 wt Str. Fin. Jockey Owner 1-1% Gomez -- Platt FLYING ROBERT 51 6-4% Dittfach -- Clock . 7-h Borgemenke -- Rosemary Dottie's Girl 8 Brown -- Roycroft Sta 5 AAC CW- Cortected Weight Winner ch g 5 Model Cadet -- Rosy ey Trainer E. Odorco Start good, won drivnig Pool 46,634, Fifth Race @ Furlongs. Purse $2000. 2 years. Scatter 115 . 15 7-1 . 112 =: 8.PRINCE SADI 7-DAHEMA "ee 2-AUNT RAE 'Claiming all $5000. Str. Fin. Jockey Owner 2% 1-nk Gomez -- Mrs. Luro 3-1% 2-5 Adams -- Randolph 1-%3-nk Dalton Mrs. Sadacea Potts -- Crawford 56% Smith -- Burton 3 62 Remillard Addison Hall 7-% 7-n0 Robinson -- Newtondale Sta - 8- 8 Dittfach -- Knox angine, Trainer F. H. Stan's Ace Warferd Ballydown Fancy Frog Dutchy 8 Winner b o 2 "Sadi nd -- W-5 Ibs AAW we. = ges BEF Merrill Jr. i Pool 49,886 Start good, won driving 1-ELTORO THE GREAT 3.90 2.30 out 2-WAR BANG 2.30 out Sixth Race 5-VOGEL's oul 1 1-16 Miles. Purse $2400. 3 years and up Claiming all $10,000, This Risin up. Claiming all 510.0001, and one 16th Miles. Purse $2400. Wt PP St % a . Fin. Jockey Owner Eitore y the Great 115 1 2 3- 3- % hs 134 Gomez -- Beasley War Bang .....110 2 1 1h 1h 3 2%Coy McIntyre Vogel's Victor "115 3 3 2% 22% 2nk 3- Dittfach -- Pollock (Originally scheduled to be run on the turf course) Winner » g 4 Chop Chop -- Lap o' Luxury. Trainer 8. Bateman Start good, won driving Pool 13,447. SUINELLA POOL 9572. (No Show Betting) Undefeated t | Country Club. light-heavyweight title fight, last night in Seattle. ~--(AP Wirephoto) Johnson Retains L-H Title SEATTLE (AP) Harold Johnson of Philadelphia re- tained his world light - heavy- weight boxing crown with a 15- round split decision over Eddie Cotton of Seattle Tuesday night, then decided he could use a two-month holiday. After all, he had just picked up the biggest purse, $20,000, of his long fight career. Johnson, recognized as king of the 175-pounders by the Na- tional Boxing Association when it stripped Archie Moore of the title for inactivity, took charge of the fight in the late rounds. He was given the decision by judge Norman Kunde and ref- eree James Rondeau, who both saw it 147-145 in points. Judge Sam Heller voted for Cotton 148- 144, It was Johnson's fourth fight in seven months and attracted only 4,004 spectators. The event was held outdoors at Sick's Sta- dium. Johnson, who has been fight- ing 18 years, weighed 173 pounds to Cotton's 170. Cotton is ranked fourth in the NBA among light- heavyweight challengers: There were no knockdowns. Johnson's right brought an egg- sized lump over Cotton's left eye in the eighth round and a cut in the lid of his right eye during the ninth. By the time the 13th came round, Cotton's left eye was closed but his left jab kept him out of real danger. Manitoba's Lawn Bowlers MONTREAL (CP)--Two Man- itoba teams remain undefeated today entering the final rounds of the Canadian iawn bowling championships here. Ed Brown's rink from Nor- wood, Man., and the doubles combination of George and Dave Binnie of Winnipeg won their second and third round matches Tuesday on the greens of the suburban Mount Royal The Alberta combination of George Rickson and Bill Malin of Edmonton are tied for first place with Manitoba with three wins apiece. The British Colum- bia entry is in a three-way tie for third place with Ontario and Quebec. In the singles competition, QUINELLA 1 and 2PAID $6 7-GOLDEN TURKEY 1-PAINTED POST (en.) . Seventh Race 5-SWEET DISH 6 Furlongs, purse $2,800, 3- and 4-year-olds, Canadian foaled, allowances. Horse Wt PP St % i Str, Fin Jockey Owner Golden Turkey 107 8 24 1-1 1-1% Despirito--A G Hedges Painteg Post ... 115 12% 35 2nk Dittfach--Lanson Farm Sweet Dish 108 24 3-5%Coy--J M Jacobs Soul of Honor ... 51% 4% Adams--Lanson Farm Dr Fred . 115 4h 52 Behrens--Mrs F W Merrill Fighting Rocket 3 6-1 6-3% B'g'menke--Bage, Kearney 7-6 7-8% Potts--White Oak Sta 8-1 83%Fitzsi'ns--J E F Seagram 4nk 9 9- Remillard -- Bennie, Fidler = Miss Chopply. Trainer W L Sayles. Pool 42,891 12 .90 7.00 3.90 30 PuwSe™eon PosNeTow ssa Yancy My Page Dutch Miss ..... Winner blk 3 Sir Start good, won driving 3-AMBER ATOM Eighth Race FARRER So - up. Claiming all $3,500, L] furlongs, purse 1 0, dyert-olds and a okey Owner » a : de 8-PHANTOM BOY .... 1210 5.30 4.70 veeaes 8.40 4.80 4 Que., Jim Anderson of Edmonton goes into today's play well ahead of the field. He registered his sec- ond and third wins Tuesday. One victim, Malcolm Nelson of Vancouver, also lost his other game to Jim Law of Galt, 21-16 in 23 ends. In the only other singles macth played Tuesday Harold Clayton of Saskatchewan trimmed the Ontario represen- tative 21-12 in 16 ends. Clayton, from Regina is tied with Malcolm Moon, Verdun, for second place, each man having scored two wins . = » ft Phantom Boy .. 11 y 1% 17h Rob'son--Mrs F V 223% -% Harrison--Stafford Farm 3% 3-1 B'menke -- Triple X Farm tre 41 Gibb -- C G Uteck 5-1% 5-2% Dittfach -- R Gian 6h 61 Dalton -- Mrs 8 H Sadacca Sd i Coy -- FE Schultz 8 Gomez -- Bill Beasley 4 Phantom. Trainer A. Casey Pool 48.416, Tota] Pool » 0 4 0 ES a2 = Janet Yates . Suggest .. Winter ak PS '4, Plea good, won easily. py Attendance 6,409. Gomez Rides Three More, Nears Record FORT ERIE (CP) -- Jockey Avelino Gomez rode three win- ners at Fort Erie Tuesday to make his total 65 victories in the first 38 days of the meet. With four days remaining at Fort Erie, he is in good posi- tion to break the record of 75 he established here in 1960. Seana T ee eoaeaia ae FF srupan 2 nina | Lhd y Great, ridden by Gomez, forged to the front about 70 yards from the finish and defeated War Bang by almost two lengths. Vogel's Victor was third. The Ontario season's smallest quinella of $6 was paid on the combination of Eltoro the Great and War Bang. Gomez also captured the fourth race on Flying Robert and the fifth on Prince Sadi. Jockey Chris Rogers was sent to hospital for head x-rays. He has been suffering from recur- rent headaches since a horse's | apiece. Veteran Driver Has His Third Victory TORONTO (CP) -- Veteran Lindy Fraser Tuesday night scored his third win of the Old Woodbine summer meeting as his seven -. year - old mare, Linde Hal, won its seventh race in 28 starts this year. Fraser, 74, today, gained fame a decade and more ago with the great pacer, Doctor Stanton, which raced in the United States. He showed up the younger drivers in thgystretch Tuesday night, hol off a late surge by four pacers as he steered Linde Hal to a $9.30 payoff victory. Windsor C. Chief was second and Honey Bun C., third. UNTOUCHED SPOT The field for Tuesday's fea- ture was reduced to three horses by two scratches shortly before post time. Eltoro the hoof struck him a glancing blow on the right temple during a| City track. Point Reyes, 30 miles north of round. Kornylo, pitching for Hou- daille, yielded six hits. Foley's got an unearned run in the first inning on walks and two errors. In the second, Corrigan singled and scored later via an infield error and Legree's single. Their other run came in the fifth when Legree singled, was retired at second and then with two out, Maxwell walked and scored on a passed ball and Beer's two- bagger. Beer was on the mound for Foley's and Houdaille got their runs early. They scored three in the first innirig on an infield error, single by Jones, a couple of walks to Cairnes and Kuney and then a single by Hrico, fol- lowed by another error. They added five runs in the second inning on as many hits, Woods singled and Tutak homer- ed. Then Cairnes doubled and with two out, Hrico doubled, Elliott walked and Brown singled to complete the rally. The winners got their other run in the 6th on two-straight errors and a choice play. FOLEY'S -- Legree, If; Cover- ly, cf; Maxwell, ss; Beer, p; Edmondson, rf; Claus, ¢; Knox, 1b; Corrigan, 3b; Clark, 2b; Macklin, batted in 7th; Lowery, ran for Macklin. HOUDAILLE -- Jones, 1b; Woods, If; Tutak, 3b; Cairnes, c; Kuney, ss; Hrico, 2b; Elliott, rf; Brown, cf; Kornylo, p. Fernhill And College Hill Bantams Win | Fernhill Park defeated North] Oshawa 9-1 and College Hill whipped Radio Park 13-3, in Ki wanis Bantam Softball League) action last night. | In losing, North Oshawa lads | missed their chance to tie King-| | side for the 8th position and final playoff spot while College Hill, in concluding their sched- ule, assured themselves of fin- ishing no worse than fourth. Spiers, pitching for Fernhill, struck out 11 North Oshawa bat- ters. North Oshawa started well when Stacey and West both sin- gled and Moore walked to fill the bases. But White forced Stacey at the plate, West was, tagged trying to score on a wild pitch and Gulliver fanned to end| that threat. Gulliver got their only other hit, a single in the fourth. Sel- leck was hit by a pitched ball in the fifth, advanced on a catcher's error and scored on Spiers' own error which robbed Spiers of his shutout. Anlauf, pitching for North Oshawa, gave up two runs in the first when Dearborn walked and Bryan homered. Fernhill didn't score again until the fifth when Dearborn doubled 2nd scored on the outfielder's muff. In the sixth, the Fernhill boys scored six runs to turn the tight game into an easy win. Three hits, four walks and three er- rors was the combination thai "killed" North Oshawa's chances. COLLEGE HILL WINS College Hill boys were right up for their final game, scoring singletons in the first two frames and then splattering Ra- dio with an eight-run parade in the third inning. Walks gave them the first run, Zakarow homered in the second inning and in the fifth, R. Peel, Solo Logeman, Wright, Cameron and Gallant all hit safely with Zakarow hit-| ting a homer. Three runs in the | fifth wound it up for College, Hill. Solomon pitched the win. He| gave Radio two runs in the; third, a homer by McDonald | which followed an infield error. In the fifth, McDonald doubled and scored his team's c'her run| on hits by D. Bennett and L. Cullen. Neighborhood Park Peewee Softball In Neighborhood Parks Asso- ciation Pee Wee Boys Softball League playoff action last night. Storie Park defeated Southmead 12-5 at Storie Park and Kingside boys won at home over East- view, 7-1. Bilinski struck out 12 South- mead batters and had only two bad innings. He gave up three runs in the second, mostly on walks, and two more runs in the sixth, again on walks. Storie scored runs in every in- ning except the second, for their clean-cut win, with Bilinski, Wright, Chamelowsky, Ostle -and Venning all hitting very well. In the game at Kingside Park, Beharrell held Eastview to one lone run, scored in the fifth inning when Inche walked and scored later on an infield out and a wild pitch. 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