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FIRST ONTARIO WIN Bobby Pin (3), a four-year- | bine Track yesterday with old filly, won the co-featured apprentice jockey John Wat- hind was Welland Canal (6), in background, while Some Steed took third place. |Committee conveners also re- |Maroosis; day night Mixed Curling con- Lady Curlers Start N The fall meeting of the Ladies' Section of The Oshawa Curling Club was held on Tuesday eve- ning. The meeting was well attend- ed and President Marg. Reed welcomea ine members, with a special welcome for the new- comers to the club. She asked for the co-operation of all mem- bers to ensure an enjoyable 1961- 62 season of curling. The minutes of the spring an- nual meeting were by Secretary Helen Broadbent and Muriel Young presented the treasur- er's report. Other executive members who reported to the meeting were Estelle Sutton, corresponding secretary; Elea- nor Flintoff, out-of-town bon- spiels secretary and Marion Campbell, press secretary ported as follows: House, Fran. membership, Rita McCallum; bonspiel, Caye Bas- sett; games, Jan. Miller; social, Beth Kemp; ways and means, Phyl, Bates. ' It was announced that Satur- This will be a one-day "Open ov. 6 Spiel," taking the date of the Filly Spiel held in previous years: February 6 and 7 are the dates of the Annual GM Trophy two-day bonspiel. The Oshawa Filly Bonspiel will be held on March 7 and it is hoped that the change to this later date will produce a larger out- of-town entry list. The president reminded the members of the change in date of the deadline for payment of club dues. The new date is No- vember 25 and the meeting passed a motion that only mem- bers in good standing be allow- ed to participate in bonspiels. Opening Day for the Ladies' Section is Monday, November 6, at 1.30 p.m. when two four- end draws will be played. It was also announced that there would be mixed curling on Saturday night, Nov. 4. YESTERDAY'S STARS Hockey Player Has Eye Saved By Plastic Lens NEW GLASGOW, N.S. (CP)-- All -year - old New Glasgow youth who lost the sight of his right eye after a hockey acci- dent two years ago can see again, thanks to an operation that replaced part of the eye with a plastic lens. The operation was performed by Dr. Anthony Hyslop, an Eng- lish eye specialist now practis- ing in Nova Scotia. Elmer MacCann underwent three operations, including the removal of a cataract, but the eye's natural lens had been damaged. At the same time, probably because of the strain, the usefulness of the other eye was decreasing. Last spring Dr. Hyslop and Dr. John Grieves, his partner, decided the only choice was to try to restore the sight of the damaged eye. They substituted a plastic lens ground by an English optical firm for the dead natural lens. Elmer now is able to keep up | with his school work and is jlooking forward to getting back to sports when the eye is com- pletely healed. THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thursdey, October 26, 1961 15 POLAR ANNIVERSARY {Pole will be marked by Norwe- Fiftieth anniversary of Ronaldigian, British -and U.S. groups Amundsen's arrival at the South!on Dec. 14, 1961. LOLOL LLL LAE LL, Don't Settle for Anything But the Best O'Neill Gains Playoff Spot Via 21-14 Win Oshawa O'Neill Collegiate de- feated Oshawa Central Col- legiate 21-14 at Alexandra Park in a Lakeshore Junior Football League game on Oct. 25. In the first quarter, quarter- back Larry Planke scored Cen- tral's first point on a third down kick. In the same quarter, half- back Ken Brack of O'Neill went 30 yards on a reverse to score O'Neill's first touchdown and also received the pass for the one point convert. In the second quarter, fullback Al Tunnicliffe returned a third down punt by Central for O'Neill's second TD. During the same quarter, Brian Morris of O'Neill inter- cepted a pass which led to four consecutive first downs for O'Neill and a touchdown by full- back Bob Simpson. In the fourth quarter, Larry Planke scored his d major for Central on a 15-yard, end- run, In the same quarter, quar- terback Ian McNamee of O'Neill kicked a single point. Wayne Cheeseman converted Remember !!... That Building You Are Planni Means A Considerable Investment ! Make SURE It's Built With The BEST ! @ Marbo Stone @ Insulation @ Plastering Materials @ Cement @ Mortar Mix @ Shingles @ Roofing Paper @ Sewer Pipe © Foundation Coating @ Brick @ Loth veners will be Jean and Ken Conlin along with Dorothy and| Ed. Disney. three bonspiels this season. The first of these will take ters up for his first win in fifth race at Toronto's Wood- | Ontario. Half a length be- | --(CP Wirephoto) place on Wednesday, Nov. 29. By THE CANADIAN PRESS Ken Schinkel of New York, The Ladies' Section will hold| whose first goal of the season jat 10:37 of the second period jearned the Rangers a 1-1 tie |with Chicago Black Hawks. | | | | NEW WOODBINE RACE CHARTS Copyright, 1961 by McMurray Publishing Co. (Dally Racing Form) Wednesday, October 25, 1961. 2 First Race @ furlongs. Horse Cloudy and Fast | 7.90 490 3.90 6.90 5.30 4.50 8FAIR MIKE 4BIG NATIVE 1-DUTCH MISS and4-year-olds, Ciniming all $2,500. Str Fin. Jockey Owner Purse wt P $1, 3 oe = Sixth Straight Loss For Pittsburgh Team 'EMILE THE CA 'HAS NINE LIVES | GALT (CP)--Emile (The Cat) Francis, former net- | minder with New York Rangers in the National Hockey League, counted up his battle scars and called bimself "lucky." Speaking at a minor league softball banquet Tuesday night, he listed 230 stitches, two shoulder sep- arations, knee and ankle op- erations, 18 lost teeth and six broken noses, all suffer- one of his two tries, while Ted Marchut did the same for Cen- tral. This win enables O'Neill to enter a playoff against. Donevan Collegiate in which two games will be played. Total points in the two games will determine who will go on to meet the Peterborough District Cham- pions. @ Outside Sheathing @ Donnaconna Boord ete. Call Us for Estimates on your Building Needs Prompt Free Delivery Service! McLaughlin Coal and Supplies LIMITED change of venue to York County on the grounds that publicity his clients received at the time they were charged would be prejudicial to them. 723-3481 110 KING ST. W., OSHAWA ed in his playing days. And, he said, he missed only 12 games through in- juries. By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS;ers from both teams charged; At Pittsburgh, 3,793 custom-| Pittsburgh Hornets came|onto the ice for a skirmish. jers were on hand as Dick Van} close--but are still looking for} Minor penalties were assessed|Impe scored at 1:53 in over-| \their first American Hockey|Kent Douglas, Cherry and Edjtime to scuttle the Hornets. League victory this season. Fair Mike Big Native Dutch Miss Chantry Isle Sassy Beau Remister Dernher . Oui Miss Su .... Air Bridge . Fair Gole 1-4% Dalton -- J Loughry 21% McComb -- H Dirks | 3-1% Fitz'ons--Bennie, Fidler 4-nk Harrison -- Stafford Farm 5-h_ Parnell--Mrs R Marshak 6-1% Sandover -- J Bozzo fubsee * 4 8 4 1 3 5 eecertnuw 2s SPrPaverurs oe SPePrarwr 7 2 33 0 2% +» 11712 5-24 1 +. 10511121 12- 112 9 910-2 11-% 113 6 3 4h 103 » Fairaris -- Liquid Start good, won easily. Second Race 6 Furlongs, Purse $1800 Three w oa e - and Gia n Valley Ys¥Presueys ebPe soo 5 Re eS aad ++ 7.40 4.20 4.20 5 W.B. BENNETT PAVING LTD. 10 | 10 8- lated, -11.30 4.70 3.10 4.20 2.80 3.40 ~.. 9.80 6.50 4,70 4.40 3.50 5.70 and up. Claiming all $4500 ears r, Fin. Jockey Owner 1-% J. Watters -- Viola 2-3%4Dittfach Hellenic Sta 3-1 Rasmussen -- Rosemary 4% Harrison Thorndale A Out 5-%4Parnel! Power Chance 6-2 McComb - lat Cambalache 115 5 6-1% 6-1% 7- 7- Dalton -- Rotenberg Winner bg 4 Air Hero -- War Bob.Trainer L. Cavalaris Jr. Coupled A -- Formal Trust and Whip Out Start good won driving Pool 27,2 Horse Bobby Pin 1-1 Welland Canal 2-4 6-2 41 5-h - 3 1 . Quinella Pool 28,434 au Sixth Race 1 Mile, Horse Indian Crossing Tudor Sov'eign Toronto Street Chopoakee Loma Linda . Diameter ee Sandhurst 2nd Illume ives 3-h Nearali overs 115 2 2h 1 Winner br © 3 Somali -- Delaware, Traine Coupled A -- Tudor Sovereign and Toronto Start good, won driving Pool 51, INELLA 8 and 6 PAID $62.40 iG 10.10 2.90 2.80 N: (Ent.) 2.40 2:60 ST (Ent.) 2.40 2.70 Allow, 6-INDIAN CROSS la-TORONTO STRE $2400, Three and Four Years, . Fin, Jockey Owner Y% Dittfach -- Zeus Farm % Adams -- Windfields A- % Fitzsim's Windfields F.M. % S$. McComb J. L. Cooke Watters -- Rose 2% Stadnyk Moore 2 Remillard -- Gardiner 8-16% Dalton -- Farara 9- al Glenspey rW . MacDonald Street 204 Purse 1 Marshall Turf Course, wt PP Sst % 1- 1- 6h 2 5-1 3-2 73 4-3 41 5% 8-3 My ~ 9. SFP OIA LOD Sta 1-ABSENT SON Seventh Race L-KING'S METHOD .... 2-BUZIZN 1 and 1-16th Miles, Purse, $2000, Two-years, Claiming all $5000. Horse WiPP St % .% Str. Fin. Jockey 0 Absent Son... 42 4h 1% 1-2%4Parnell -- Pine King's Method 1-1% 12% 23 21% Hale -- Bell 21% 3- 3-3%Griffiths -- Rotenberg 4-% Dalton -- Mrs, Fishman } whe: y a ws 122 1 6 3 5 7 Buzzin sbeeees Red Freeman 3 1 1 OO age 4 5 2 4 Sau ro, Ditthauk -Sheteannce Farm| They came from behind a 3-0\the Indians, and rearguards|were Hank Ciesla, Cal Stearns, | 11-54 Morreale -- CW Kerr m(Barons Wednesday night. It was|forward Jack McKenzie picked) Pittsburgh, with singles coming] ' 'Assault Trial 9.60 4.60/q- three-way tie and took sole|Douglas struck linesman Don) 7 Four Years. Claiming all $2500 . i : ' sion lead with a 7-4 win over cracked him over the head with| |fight and an attack on an of-jcarries an automatic $50 fine. | ut Te ' : 9-nk 6nk Rasmussen -- Berint talaatd tate DRIVEWAYS last a housetime. Inquire Singles) ; : che Hon! jino, 19, his brothers Antonio, 22, | 10-3% Adams -- Knight Jr. | U b id 0 Bruce Cline scored for the In-| xDrl ge usts ey \ ee lasted boards after the shot and play-/dians. Fortonato Calagiuri, 28, and his FLIGHT PRINCESS. j and jury. Counter - charges of jean aa oe ) | School swamped Sutton High 26- 3-4 2-% Dittfach -- Hellenic Sta | | Sandy Streak .. 112 Defence counsel Frank Nasso| 75 5% Griffiths -- Custeau j The Liffey 7 8 Robinson -- Nor-Star Farm lond quarter when Ron James FLORENTINA WINS | The .sturdy boys from Ux-| @% Furiongs, Parse, $1900 Three years and up, Claiming all $3500 1961-in the annual Associated|pid of Vienna 3-1 Wednesday in| Keith Cornell smashed over| Chopapoise 3%. Parnell -- Kereliuk Toujours «+. tong -- Mrs. Fisher |Mman, being compared to former| "\appip (Reuters) -- Real| down that also went unconvert-| 4 " ] ' = {second reund of cup competition! c¢ the third quarter making the| Fifth Race é Wr | | |Ray Sadecki of St. Louis Car-|qriq won the first game from| | the voting, being named on 22 |Marichal of San Francisco with The army dealt Green Bay) Dowler, National Football |stars recalled as members of 10:30 7.20 zs LEADS TOURNEY round lead in the North-South 5-1 Sandover -- Lauder 9 7: 8 9% Black Jack '0 10- 9-10 9-17% McComb -- Brecon Sta (Inglewood, N.J., and Mrs. John p 2 'Harris, all defencemen with|Other Cleveland marksmen) 4 Annesley -- Janley Sta 8 3 9 'ash -- W_O, R W Young |count, took a 4-3 lead, then lost|Larry Zeidel and Bucky Holling-/Ed Mazur and Bill Sutherland. | Six M F 11-1% 10-2% Griffiths--Gormley Std Fm 5.4 in overtime to Cleveland|worth of the Bears. Hershey|Ray Ross scored twice for| en ace 12- Rasm'sen--Hickory P. ' 4 Lunch. Trainer J. Annesley Jr. the Hornets' sixth straight de-|up a 10-minute misconduct. lfrom Bo Elik and Jack MclIn- eticatenthibaenictencedindan' renodooliamenel (6 minute and two seconds|tyre, S BELOVED BRAT. 9.70 5.70340! Hershey Bears broke out ofjwere left in the game when| Pittsburgh netminder Gerry) COOKSVILLE (CP) Si 4 CRITICS CHO | n LE -- Six 11-CHORUS UEEN ' A 7 ; : ; {McNamara was hit by the puck|men charged wit tats | lain ' possession of the Eastern Divi-/Foreman with his fist, then);, the third period and had tolintent to * aund gf aig ockey wher i leave the game. Hornet trainer) i y : ~ Gardiner Bell |Springfield Indians. The gamelhis stick. Douglas was banished| tony Dariet donk OvEroin Gales feenaee i tet | Tor-| Beautify your home the modern, func- 21 jdt Grittiths -- ia was marred by an eight-minute|with a game misconduct, which) nots, | committed Wednesday tae Mall tional way; clean, durable ASPHALT Va andover -- w | i s | Sh ek Sota |G Conacher and es Dutt each|,,0n one, fame 1 jcuetuesleember esses -1 Stadnyk -- Brener | The fight broke out in: the|scored twice for Hershey before a ecaacs Baalzes. ; | enk Harrison -- Seagram |second period when Pete Cona-|3,766 hometown fans. jmeet the Aces in Quebec. | The six are Dominico Guad-| yw: : 9-nk Hale -- Mrs, Richthofen r scored to give Hershey ajwent to March Reaume, Hec} aid Gane ' 2,| "312 110 8% 8. ites Brown -- Mrs 'Badame [4-2 lead. Defenceman Don|Lalande and McKenzie. Cherry,| Beth inti 1, and their} Win Dick ..... 113 8 711-1% 12 12 12-_ Armstrong -- Mrs. Woods/Cherry of the Indians, a former|Dougias, Brian Kilrea and} er - in - law Pasqualie Bar. Winner b f 3 Mark-Ye-Well -- Trackabu.Trainer E. Mann |Bear, rode Conacher into the| etta, 33, all of Toronto, and DAILY DOUBLE 8 an 45 PAID $37.50 | Sutton High 26-0 amir oe 24, both of | gara Falls, : .f 6-ELATED'S PAL . 2 Third Race 4ALL CANADIAN SPORTS BRIEFS By PETER DAY All had elected trial by judge @ Fariongs, Purse $1900, Three years A og bg bye all gre UXBRIDGE -- Uxbridge High|assault laid hy three. of the ac: Ener Pel (1076 3 3k 3h 11 12% Harriton -- Dew Valley | | : : cused against the policemen| All Canadian 112 ; {0 last Friday with Sutton suf-| were remanded to Nov. 15 } Flight Princess 115 2h 32uAdams Pasquale an @) op omore \fering many injuries during the ' ; nk Sandover -- Miss Sm! | } Saneer Lou... 104 & | game. of Toronto said he will seek a Rubal Khali 112 6-1 6-2% Parnell -- Claxton | 2 What's Behind "1 Snk 73% Dalton -- Mrs. Fishman e | 'The scoring opened in the sec & 8- Winner ch f 4 Palestinian - E Trainer L, Silvestri. In National i (ele) ran over for an unconverted ee ee ee aia icc \touchdown. Uxbridge chalked up Fourth R NEW YORK (AP)--Ron Sant lag eget lig digg i eer #3 Urn 4NORTH BAY NIG Kw --Ron santo} | var ace 7-CHOPAPOISE of Chicago Cubs was chosen| FLORENCE, Italy (AP)--Fio-| bridge really poured it on during ge a ee ee & Horse Wi PP St % % Str. Fin, 'Jockey pe National League sophomore of|rentina of Florence defeated ra \the third quarter. | Wakefield 112 5 1 3-1%1-1 1-244 1-1 McComb--Mrs. J.J. Mooney 8r North Bay .... ink 3-3 2% Dalton -- Hatch |Press Poll, it was announced|a soccer game counting for the|for a touchdown that went un-| TO MAKE YOUR DREAMS COME ALIVE 9 Ariel Page 4-% Fitzsim's--Dew Valley Farm | Wednesday European Cup tournament. |converted. Minutes later, Ron| © Let gag 53 ee dong Poet The hard-hitting third base-| pray MADRID ADVANCES |James tallied on another touch-| Sundry 8 8 ee Dittfach--Stafford Farm|Chicago favorite Stan Hack,}| A fic at = jed. | Winner b r g 9 Windflelds -- LadyAwake. Trainer J. J. Mooney Sr. received 54 of the 166 votes cast Madrid, ge Line fen ae | Uxbridge scored their second oe istic by members of the Baseball) ional paraeel oF ata teen ©] rouge of the game near the end| 3-BOBBY PIN _ Writers Association participat-| : ena ng in healing" Tatehes bY Meshing dense of Penmeracore 200 RECREATION 1 and % Miles, Purse $2100, Threey D. : Doug St. John galloped over) 4 : jdinals was second with 29. for an unconverted touchdown) First baseman Gordie Cole- {man of Cincinnati was third in ballots, followed by second| ibaseman Julian Javier of St. | {Louis with 16 and pitcher Juan} 15. | PACKERS LOSE ANOTHER | GREEN BAY, Wis. (AP) -- Packers another crushing blow| Wednesday by recalling flanker} 3oyd Dowler to active duty.) League rookie of the year in| 1959, has been ordered to re-| port Nov. 3. Other Green Bay} jthe army reserves are Paul ______ |Hornung and linebacker Ray . 4.70 3.50 3.00 | Nitschke. 4.60 r PINEHURST, N.C. (AP) ree Sta| Mrs. Harrison Flippin of Doug- lasville, Pa., took the first- Py a |women's senior golf tourna- $y pitineh -- 'Btattord Farm (ment with a two-over - par 75 8-1% 8-4 Remillard -- Farr |Wednesday. Maureen Orcutt of bo tage ct te - A Pr tas Sr vp Armstrong -- saa erst eo | Pennington of Buffalo, each Start good, won ridden out Pool 50,492 lwith 79s, were second. Mrs. Spades, Trainer : --~--_----|Ada Mackenzie of Richmond . 7-CO RVATORY 10.70 5.10 2.80 Eighth Race 1.QUEEN'S ARIA (ent.) 3.20 240|Hill had a 8@ for a three-way 2-AMBER MIST 2.60 | tie for fourth. "1 and 16th --, Threeyears, Canadian foaled, Claiming $2500 1 Str, Fin. Jockey Owner ¢ SB 4 41% 42% 23 1-1 Robinson -- Coulter } MAKES ieomges Sol | 1-2% 1-4. Ih 2-24Griffiths Gian-Tosch a-| LAHORE, Pakistan (Reuters) | 3-4 °-3-5% Parnell -- Isaac \England hit back to capture} 5% 4h McComb -- Stallwood ni | : | ca th Mien hee jnine wickets for 149 Wednesday | 6-1 6-nk Dittfach -- Heintzman lafter finishing its first innings Uy 740 715% Armstrong -- Charlesworth) seven runs behind Pakistan in 8- = je , arrison -- and R Sta A- nwhate 2 Wild DianaTrainer A. Casey tthe cricket test match between Pool 58,115. Total Pool 419,429 |the two countries. The five-day jmatch ends today. Scores at} ithe close of play Wednesday attorney - general's depart-\were Pakistan 387 for nine de- ment has indicated additional|clared and 149 for nine; Eng- Attendance 6460 magistrates can. be provided jt|land 380. Crowded |there is more courtroom space.| oc ets | The city is responsible for| LONDON (AP)--Two horses providing a courtroom and of-| were scratched from the Cam- ' fice for the city magistrate.|bridgeshire Handicap Wednes- Blame L d {Magistrate Donald B. Menzies'day, leaving 29 entered for the al leet Pegg oreo that present fa-|big horse race at Newmarket jcilities, above the city police)/Saturday. Golden Sands, a filly LONDON, Ont. (CP)--Crown/station, are inadequate. lwho until two weeks ago was Attorney C. C. Savage blamed| Mr. Savage was commenting] joint second favorite, was miss- city, hall Wednesday for Lon-jon a statement Tuesday by|ing from the list of final accept- don's crowded court dockets)Mayor Gordon Stronach, wholances. She has been suffering and long adjournments. urged that night courts be held/from a leg injury. The other] Mr. "rue said oo and younger magistrates ap-|horse withdrawn was Proud agree the main cause is lack|pointed to solve the over-|Chieftain, who had been rated ef accommodation. He said thelcrowded conditions. " 20-to-1 outsider. Purse $1900, t PP Ms Casuarina a 2 Winner br f 3 Chop Chop -- Start good, won driving Odense 3-0. | ENGLAND QUALIFIES LONDON (AP)--England de- feated Portugal 2-0 Wednesday and qualified for the World Soc- cer Cup finals in Chile nex year SEEK $30,000 | TORONTO (CP)--The Cana-) dian Lawn Tennis Association) has filed a request for a $30,000 slice of the federal government's recently - announced $5,000,000 athletic development budget. Doug Philpott, honorary secre- tary of the association, said Wednesday the money would be used "for the continual devel- opment of Canadian junior and Davis Cup players and the finan- cing of the Canadian annual tennis championship." | EXPECT MOORE FIGHT | MONTREAL (CP) -- Promo-| tr Eddie Quinn has called a) press conference for today and is expected to announce he has completed . negotiations for a December match here between world light-heavyweight cham- pion Archie Moore and Cana- dian heavyweight champion Bob Uranium Delivery Decline This Year OTTAWA (CP) -- Deliveries of uranium to ldorado Mining and Refining Limited in the third quarter of 1961 declined to 2,118 tons from 2,778 in the corresponding period last year. The Crown-owned uranium purchasing agency said that drop in deliveries reflects an arrangement under which Can- ada is stretching out sales of uranium to the United States and Britsin until the end of 1966. |during the last quarter. In the last few seconds of the game, Uxbridge quarterback |Barry Kelland threw a long pass [to Keith Cornell who grabbed it tjon the Sutton goal-line. The horn, however, sounded and nullified any touchdown Ux- bridge might have gained. Discuss Western Soccer League EDMONTON (CP) -- Repre- sentatives of the Eastern Ca- nadian Professional Soccer League and soccer officials rom Edmonton, Calgary and Vancouver will meet here Sa- turday to discuss formation of a western pro soccer loop. The Eastern League has been operating professionally for a year in Hamilton, Toronto and Montreal, importing many of its players from England, Eu- rope and South America. Western cities are expected to propose a league with two teams in Vancouver and one each in Calgary and Edmonton and possibly an_ interlocking schedule with the ECPSL. FRIENDLY Yo" punrocoputes. Value of uranium delivered to) J Eldorado in the June-August period was $44,625,663 compared with $60,406,915 a year ago. JOHN A. 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