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{ Last Hour .... by the Azanza Brothers of Vancouver and won one divi- sion of the $15,000 Canadian Derby at Edmonton. The Breeders' Stakes is the final event in the Canadian triple racing crown and will decide the championship of Canada's TRAINER ANDY Smithers tells Galinde that the 10 mph speed limit sign isn't meant for race horses and that he wants a top effort on Satur- day afternoon, in the 1961 running of the $30,000 Breed- ers' Stakes. Galinde is owned SPORTS CALENDAR TODAY'S GAMES ALL FOOTB. Lakeshore COSSA Conference (Senior) Whitby Henry at Cour- tice, 3.00 p.m. GAMES FOR SATURDAY BASEBALL OBA Junior "A" Semi-Finals --Kitchener-Waterloo Dodgers vs Oshawa Legion, at Kinsmen § [Civic Memorial Stadium, 2.00 three-year-old thoroughbred division. The record for the 1 and % miles, over a grass course, is 2:34.2, set by Hid- den Treasurer last year, com- paring with the Canadian rec- ord of 2:32.2 set in 1910. p.m.; 3rd and deciding game of series. Lady Curlers To Start Nov. b With full attendance the ex- ecutive of the Ladies' Section of the Oshawa Curling Club held its initial meeting on Monday evening at the home of the pres- ident, Mrs. E. Reed. The date for the ladies' pre-season gen- eral meeting was set for Octo- ber 24 Plans were made for the gen- eral meeting and for the 1961-62 season of curling, with all con- veners reporting. Opening date for Ladies' Club curling was announced. This will be on Monday afternoon, No- vember 6. REMEMBER WHEN . . . By THE CANADIAN PRESS Vic Fleming, Canadian who was one of harness racing's most famous drivers, died six years ago today at Pinehurst, das, "Ont. he won most of the mile record of 1:55 at Lexing- ton, Ky. N.C., at age 69. Native of Dun- sport's major features ai one| time or another, and in 1938] drove Billy Direct to a world's Heffering's Are shawa Champs Al Heffering's Imperials whip- ped Tony's Vendors 7-3 last night at Alexandra Park, in the fourth game of the Oshawa City and District Softball Associa- tion's City Championship series, to take the honors, three games to one, after losing the series' opener, With Ron Taylor busy pacing ting ready to hand out cigars, Tony's Vendors went with "Sam- bo" Smith and Heffering's treat- ed him like a cousin, pounding out a total of a dozen safe hits, at least one every inning and scoring in five of their eight frames at the plate. Tony's committed five errors and every one figured in the scoring. Coach Sammy Stark sent Ted the hospital corridor and get-, Jones right back to the mound for Heffering's, using Reg Hickey in centre field for his hitting -- which was finally a payoff move in the sixth in- ning, when Hickey homered. Jones was in fine form. He gave up only four hits, two of these in the second frame, when George Brabin opened with a single and Jack Armstrong sin- gled after one out, for Tony's first run, They got their other two hits in the 7th, a two-bagger by Sam Smith and the 8th, when Brabin got his second hit of the game, to advance Art Rennick, who had walked to open the inning. Bill Horton grounded out to ad- vance the two runners and both scored on Jack Armstrong's left into left-centre, which Buzmin- ski got under and then dropped. Buzminski was the game's fop hitter, with. three hits, including his homer for the final run of the game, in the bottom of the 8th. Ralph O'Reilly and Jim Jordan had two hits apiece and every other member of the new champions had one hit, except the pitcher. TONY'S -- Campbell, ss; Mackness, 3b; Rennick, ¢; Tur- eski, 1b; Brabin, rf; Horton, If; Armstrong, 2b; Berwick, cf; Sain, p; Snow, cf, batted in th. HEFFERING'S -- 0 A 2b; Stark, 3b; Buzminski, If; Hickey, cf; Logeman, rf; Camn- with, 1b; Jordan, ss; Claus, ¢; Jones, p. when the Teachers played host to the Dairymen and came up with a 4-3 victory. The Dairymen, who combined forces with last year's Local 969, opened the scoring as early as 2:10 of the first period when Baker scored with help from | men's up front. McAvoy. Then at 8:50, Dairy- McAvoy and McCabe teamed up on a scoring effort to put the Dairymen two goals Teachers Defeat Dairymen 4-3 Opening night of Civil Service| Hockey League saw keen action a fine burst of power when needed by the Teachers. The teams, however, seemed well matched with the Dairymen having the edge in the first period only to be overcome by THE OSHAWA TIMES, Friday, October 6, 1961 FIGHTS LAST NIGHT By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Los Angeles -- Paulie Arm- stead, 13214, Los Angeles, out- pointed Alfredo Escobar, 132, Los Angeles, 12. Copenhagen--Roy Jacobs, Ni- geria, stopped Sander Bonde, Denmark, 4. the Teachers in the CIVIL SERVICE NOTES -- The second game which is usual- ly played, was won by Footes Towing as a result of default, when Firefighters failed to turn up A new team has been added to the league this year, namely the Police Association, who will see action next week. FOOTBALLER DIES CHARLOTTE, N.C. (AP) William Foster, 20 - year - old Johnson C. Smith University football player, died Thursday of injuries he suffered during a practice session Sept. 20. He suf- fered a stomach injury. The Teachers finally crept| back in the game just two min-| utes later, when Hogg tallied on| THE ANNUAL MEETING NEW WOODBINE RACE crARTS K-W Dodgers Tie 'OBA Semi-Finals Copyright, 1961 by McMurray Publishing Co, (Dally Racing Form) THURSDAY, OCTOBER 5. 1961. CLOUDY AND FAST First Race CRUCIAL HIT 6 1.CRUCIAL HIT . 4.00 7-SAUGEEN LINDA § furlongs, Purse 31,800. $3,500. Horse Wt PP St % sndfour-year-old maidens, 0 Arctic Pilot .... 111 6 Crucia) Hit 1121 Saugeen Linda . 111 7 Carry You Ls Remister 19 4 Bronco Buster 119 2 Romping Chance 116 1 1 Windy Fay Satin Legs ...... Mokedy Pr Sweet Fenne] Count Flight (2) 114 3 Winner br f, 3, Arctic Prince--Pilotess. Start good, won driving. 2 MICHALENA : Second Race 3 MICHALER ia L} Seriony; Purse iL 800. 4 dg sna up. Canadian fesicd, 'Claiming all " 500 t PP St % Str. Fin. Joc Owner 1-n0 avy x -- "a Groves 2nk Dittfach -- A Paoclone 32 Griffiths--Tedoreen Farm 4h Roy -- Arjay Sta 53% Rob'son--Dorosz, Senebald 6-% Parnell-Willow Downs Fm 7-nk Gomez -- Bij Beasley 8-nk Gonzales -- F Hogarth 9-1% Rogers -- J R Mcintyre 10-3% Cosentino -- C Bennett ve - 11-43% Nash -- H E M Pollock | Good Friend .... 12 12- .12- Despirito -- N A Dyment Winner ch g. 4 Centime -- Dancing Shoe. Arner A. Rennie. | Start good, won driving. ool 27 Daily Double § and 6 paid $519.50. Third Race 5-ROMAN PRINCE .- 8-AURORA FOX { 7-HONEY BOOTS | 1 Mile, turf course, purse 32,100, 2 ysareld maidens. Horse Wt PP St % ¥% Fin Jockey Owner | Roman Prince 112 6 12 11-23 10-2% 5 1-13 Rasmussen--E C Pasquale | Aurora Fox .... 11911 8 42 41 21% 21% Adams--Windfields F'm Honey Boots 10910 9 8% 8h 31 32 Armst'g--Mrs R W Burg'ss| Gun Shot Junior 119 2 3 3-1% 3-h 42% 4-2 Dittfach--Stafford F'm 6 5-1 52% Potts--G R Gardiner 82 61% Sandover--L Maloney 61 72 McComb--Mrs R Fisher .% 8-% Brown--McMacken Sta 1 9nk Parnell-Mrs G Richards 1 10-13% Wright--W G Pitfield 11-4 116% Griffiths--R, W Gian 12-12 12-16% Cormack--Mrs Rich's 13-13 13-11% Gibb--Agro Sta | 14 1- Wick--Connor Sta | Isabesuty. Trainer Sam U, Ross Pool 34,211, | . 8.40 4.00 3.50 2 Fil Three- "Claiming na Str. Fin. Jockey Owner 1-1% 1.1% Griffiths -- F Tosch 42 21 Parnell -- Mrs B § Chris 3nk 3-1 Brown -- G Rowntree 22 4nk McMullen -- R J Dore 5-1% 5-% Sandover -- J Boz 8-2%4 6-1% Rogers--Gardiner nd Bell 6% 7-no Stadnyk -- Manor Hill Fm 7-nk 8-4% Dittfach -- C and T Sta 92 9% Simpson -- M R Alexander 5 10-% 10-2% Nash--Miss D Cartwright 116 © 10 10-nk 10-h 11-15 11-20 Wright -- R_J Donovan 7 8h 122 122 12 Roy -- Mrs F Pesce Trainer F. H. Merrill Jr, Pool 17,894. Double Pool 32,585. 6-MAPLE . . 120.10 "x 135 3 2h ] 8 4 TS) Berae a F3 PY boo oy - Seas pew = ATA oR) €3 deh vp pe wa vee Michalena Doreen L . Limbo Dancer . Miss Keith . 3 Kennecott +» 110 8 11 10-234 9-nk Colonel Cowan . 119 9 5 $1 34 re 110 7 4 2h 2-2%% 117 10 10 11-2 115 ~ 1 JUST PN Feetibgants Start good, won driving. Fourth Race § Furlongs, purse 32,300, 2-year-ol Horse . Wt PP ) Str. Fin Jockey Owner Gentle Queen 120 34 -4 1.5 Dittfach--White Oak Sta Captress .. . M3 .1% 21% Fitzsi'ns--Windfields F'm Shall Succeed .. 120 3-3 Rasmussen--G M Bell Mene-A-Risk ... 115 4-3% Gomez--C, T Stable Pont Rouge 112 5% Nash--Luxiana F'm Peddler's French 109 6-6% Parnell-Mrs W H Caldwell | Lady Skip ...... 116 7.3% Hale--Pine Tree Sta | eR QUEEN .. 8.90 a 3-CAPYRE. . 4.00 9-SHALL SUCCEED ' Maidens, allowances, > 3.30 3.50 4.00 wr 8-3% McMullen--A Lavend Soft Touch ... 3 9-3% Har'son--D G, Warberlone 6 10- 10- Cormack--Mrs Richtd Jiunet b big Needles «= Gentle Taurs, Trainer J T Kermath. ool 35,882. F ifth Race purse $2,200, 3-year-olds Wt PP St % Va 115 3 6 62 Little Eve 3 Ya 4a -6 2 2 3 | Ly el Yi ues BUFFALO BILL ... SBOLD SCHOLAR . arrears 280 and up, claiming all $7,500. Str. Fin, Jockey Owner fii 480 3.20 . 470 2. § Furlongs, Horse Champagne V. Buffalo Bill Bold Scholar Windsor Field Willow Strip . Senor Teddy 43 1h Gomez--Bil} Beasley 3-1% 2-2 Potts--F M Clark Jr 1-h 3-1%Rogers--Mrs A Chris 51 4no Rasmus'n--Donatella F'm 21 51% Robinson--C Smythe 61% 6.1% Fitzsi'ns--K R Marshall Star Gun . It 7-3% Gibb--J E F Seagram Star Shadow 8- 8- McComb--P Del Greco Winner ch ¢ 4 Sun Again ine R S Bateman, Start good, won driving. Pool 37,992, Sixth Race 1-CREDIT CURB ...... 8.80 : 4COUNT PAGE Crab eraas 3-ADMIRAL ARMBRO M furlongs, Purse $2,600. 4-year-oids anaup, Canadian foaled. Allowances. Wt PP St % ks) r. Fin Jockey Owner Ci hyd Curb +4 3 1-3% Dittfach -- G B Elliott Count Page 120 4 2 21 2h 21 2-24 Gomez -- Dew Valley Fm Admiraj; Armbro 117 3 3 3.4 §- 3- 3-1% Remil'd--Armstrong Bros, Sun Bend 122 2 1 1% 1% 31 41 Roy -- Sprague and Ross Castleberry 126 3 4 42 32% 41 5 Fitz'ons -- J E F Seagram Winner b g, 4, Top Admiral--Norgrand, Trainer J. Annesley Jr. Start good, won ridden out. Pool 16,376. Quinella Pool 21,416, 13 115 16 00 id | Diomedes Olivo, 44, Is Most Valuable MONTREAL (CP)--A 44-year- old left - hander relief pitcher from the Dominican Republic has been selected the Interna- tional League's most valuable pitcher by the IL Writers' As- sociation. He is Diomedes Olivo, a work- house who compiled an 11-7 rec- ord with a 1.99 earned run av- erage in 66 games for the pen- nant-winning Columbus Jets. The rubber - armed veteran 17 1 5 3 Quinella 1 sndd pald $15.10. Seventh Race | Ome | 96,000, 2.COMPACTOR ... 4LAST HOUR 3-BON COURIER 3.20 Purse $2,200. 3-yearolds and wp. Claiming sil Fin. 4.30 3 3D 3.00 and one-sixteenth miles, Str. 11 Jockey Owner 1-1 Gomez -- Mrs P Santo 2-1 Armstrong--L 8 Williams 1% 31 McComb -- Hellenci Sta 4.5% Parnell -- J H Black 5-3%Dittfach -- Gardiner, Bell - 6 Sandover--Mrs W J Yates tte. Trainer A. H, Trudell. Poo) 40,083. | Horse Wt PP St ¥ Compactor 4 Bon Courier - - 2- Whip Out . 10 J 3 { Naughty Flirt S 5 Percy Yates 6- Winner b 5, 8, Nirgal | Start good, won driving. Eighth Race 1% miles. Purse 390, yearoity as, A iatming sli $2,500, Hlonte hi r. Fin. Jockey Owner Pouke 1-1% Parnell -- D Mann De Stick 2-3% Rasmussen -- C Hughes Mavis 31% Fitz'ons -- K R Marshall Rouge Rose 4-3% Rogers--Short, Waterman Turkeyneckoaks 53 Armstrong -- pmae Sta Xeno Luke 8 63 Hale -- R B Be Yola 2nd 116 51% 61% 7-7% Gomez -- D G ai nd P Sta Son Ator ... 112 66 3 8 Dittfach---A E and E AFalr Winner b 5, 4, To Mackst «= Poupee, Trainer J. C. Meyer. 46,527. Total Pool 310,736. Aitendance 3.307. SEwACGER STICK 2 17 111 uz u7 119 ao ummm Pool Start good, won driving. APPROVES LEASE {Flushing Meadows, Queens, NEW YORK (AP)--The New|Work is expected to start in a York City board of estimate| couple of weeks on the 55,000 formally approved terms of a|seat structure, lease with the Metropolitan New York Mets will join the baseball club Thursday, opening| National Iseague next season, the way for construction of ajalong with Houston Colts, mak- $10,004000 sports stadium ining it & 10-tegn circuit. | Kitchener - Waterloo Dodgers 60 | turned on Oshawa Legion in the second game of their Ontario Baseball Association Junior "A" semi-final playoff round, last night in Kitchener, blanking the Legionnaires 12-0 to even the series. Third and deciding game for the right to meet the Kingston- Belleville survivor in the Ontario finals, will be played here at Kinsmen Civic Memorial Sta- dium on Saturday afternoon at two o'clock. NEVER IN DOUBT The K-W .Dodgers picked up their first run in the second in- ning and then added at least two runs in every inning after that up to and including the 7th, to leave no doubt about the out- come. They had variety -- they scored three runs in the sixth, aided by three of Oshawa's seven errors. Jim Pipher started on the mound for Oshawa and gave way to Roger Reeson in the third inning, with Jim Me- Conkey taking over the pitching | chore in the 7th inning. None of |the three proved much of a {mystery to the K-W batters last, { night. On the other hand, Jerry| Dennome gave up just four scattered singles to the Oshawa club, never more than one in an inning and he was never in| danger, in fact, Legionnaires | only got one runner as far as {third base, and that wasn't until | {the 8th inning, with two out. Reeson took over to start the | third inning with the score 1-0 and when he came out at the| |end of four full innings, the| score was 10-0. He didn't have | |it, he gave up eight hits and| walked four batters in those] four innings. To make matters | worse, his mates committed | seven errors in the same period. | Pacing the homesters in their | well - earned win were Ron Hergott and John Couch with] 21 and pitcher Jerry Dennome with | his fine four-hit performance. He struck out seven Oshawa | batters. Roger Reeson singled in the second with two out, Al Etchells singled in the third, again with two out. Pope singled to open the sixth but was promptly forced | out and Bob Reid got the team's other hit, in the 9th and the Dodgers promptly killed him | {struck out 116 in 130 innings while walking only 24. Campbell To Try For Land Record LONDON (Reuters) -- Brit. | ish speed ace Donald Campbell, holder of the world water speed| record, said Thursday night he| plans to make an attempt on the world land speed record at Campbell, who leaves today to inspect the Lake Eyre course, will drive a replica of the Blue | bird which was wrecked in a 360-mile-per-hour crash at the| Salt Lake flats im Utah last year. and the next batter, with a double play. RHE Legion 000 000 000--0 4 7 KW 012 223 20x--12 i5 1 LEGIONNAIRES -- Etchells, ¢; Dowe, ss; Reid, 2b; Whiteley, 1b; Bell, cf; Reeson, rf and p; McConkey, If and p; Brewer, 3b; Pipher, p; Pope, rf and If; Ferries, If. DODGERS -- Litzgus, ¢; Mar- getts, If; Hergott, 2b; Couch, cf; McArdle, 1b; Searth, rf; Max- ner, 3b; Bester, ss; Dennome, p. a fine play with Paul Wright. the play at the 4:10 mark and then kept up the pressure on the some sensational saves in the Dairymen's cage at this stage. However, McAvoy and skated right in on the Teachers' defence scored to put the Dairymen in front by an edge of 3-2. The Teachers shrugged off the iead like water off a duck's back and bounced right back with Wright's goal at 18.25. Minacs then scored at 19:45 to put the Teachers in front for the first {time with Brown assisting on | the play. This proved to be the winning goal and truly showed In the second period Kelling- ton of the Teachers tied the| score with Dineen assisting on| Dairymen, Roy coming up with at 17:25 Cole re- ceived a pass at centre ice from and ot 8 ONTARIO COUNTY UNIT, CANADIAN CANCER SOCIETY : will be held n THURSDAY, OCTOBER 12th, 1961 p.m. in McLAUGHLIN HALL 338 SIMCOE STREET NORTH, OSHAWA Mimeographed copies of Reports of Committees will be presented. Election of Officers For 1961-62 THE GUEST SPEAKER WILL BE DR. R. K. MAGEE, B.A, M.B,, F.RC.S, ( F.A.C. S., of Peterborough. Chairman of Concer Committee of Ontario Medical Association. 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Westinghouse Electric Coffee Makers (Reg. 15.00) . . Remington Rollmaster Electric Shavers (reg. 29.95) ........ 12.98 85 8.50 WE | Plan to have your car washed this weekend dwing our Grand Opening by members of the O'Neill C.V.l. Holland Festival Band. OPEN 7 AM. to 11 P.M. EVERY DAY (including Sunday)