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Vancouver Has A New'3-Way Tie Weightlifting Champ VANCOUVER (CP) -- George Dean is a muscular young mian whose accomplishments have given a big lift to the fallen prestige of Vancouver weight- lifters. The'fame of local strongmen has dwindled since the heyday of Doug Hepburn, who retired seven years ago from active competition. Dean, a product of Hepburn's gym in nearby Cloverdale, re- cently led a surprising British Columbia team to 10 champion- ships at the Washington state weightlifting finals at Everett, Wash. The performance was the province's best ever. At 28, the handsome Dean is a four-year veteran of weight- lifting competitions. In Everett he scored his greatest successes so far, capturing the medium heavyweight division and being § named best lifter of the show. To take the honors he had to lift a total of 800 pounds, 245 pounds in the press, 220 in the © snatch and 335 in the clean and jerk. The 335 pounds was 12 ; more than Dean's native B.C. record and five pounds more than the provincial open mark established in the 1954 British | Empire Games. AIM AT GAMES And it's the games next year at Perth, Australia, Dean and his weightlifting buddies here are aiming at. Dean has a great chance, says Sam Kenedy, B.C. weightlifting representative on the AAU. Kenedy says that if he con- tinues his improvement Dean will lift more than 940 pounds by| 1962--300 in the press, 20 in the| bic GEOR Gladstone, and huge John Fra- snatch and 380 in the clean and|ser also are given excellent jerk. That, adds Kenedy, will be enough to win Dean a place on the team and a great shot at the medium heavyweight games|championships and Fraser won [the heavyweight division with a title. chances by Kennedy in competi- jtions for team berths. | Gladstone finished behind) |Dean in the Washington state '\for allowing the least number GE DEAN GETS AID FROM "WEE GEORDIE" Dean's training partner, Bill,total lift of 800 pounds. However,|ment, winless in three starts. Fraser was not challenged seri ously in shown better meets. form in B.C /\Richards of Merchants, Sambo '|Smith of Merchants, Paul Mc- /|Phee and Al Myers of Union- '\aires and Harvey Burke of the event and has For Scoring In VAW Loop Jackie Sneddon, defending scoring champion in the U.A.W. Hockey League, has moved into a three-way tie for the individ- Sneddon's Tony's Refreshments speedy left-winger col'ected two goals and two assists as Tony's dumped Baker Vending 6-3. He now has compiled eight points including five goals. Ron- nie Wright and Syd Arnold of Merchants also have eight points apiece. Both boys picked up only one point each last Sunday as Merchants and Unionaires battled to a 44 draw. Amnold has three goals while Wright has fired two goals and leads the league in assists with six. Other members in the top ten include Lynn Middleton of Union aires with six points, Mort Editor, Oshawa Times; CKLB_ Radio; Parks Superintendent; field. The teams in the League: HUNGARIA Tony's with five points apiece.) George Westfall of Baker Ven- ding is in 10th position with four points. Mike Circa and Al Morden share the goaltenders top award of goals against. Circa puck- stopper for Unionaires and Mor- den of Merchants have allowed seven goals each in three games played for an average of 2:33. In the league standings, Mer- chants and Unionaires are tied) for the leadership with five) points apiece. Both teams are} undefeated, have won twice and tied once. Tony's are in third place with two points and Baker |/Vending are buried in the base to Rochester. THISTLE league, ending up in secon up front as in 1960 season. ITALIA "| Next Sunday morning at the |Bowmanville Arena the weekly ltwin-bill has Baker . Vending '|playing Merchants at 10:00 a.m. | i hosting Tony's i and Unionaires g y | portunists. YESTERDAY'S STARS OLD WOODBINE RACE CHARTS |gers playing-coach, who helped) Copyright, 1961 by McMurray P ublishing Co, (Dally Racing Form) TUESDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1961 First Race 2 Furlongs, purse $1,800, 2%-year-olds 83.500. Horse Rocky River .... Our Danny Foundryman ... First Peer Wt PP St % % 108 7 2 2% 1-2 118 911 9-nk 5-1 118 1 1 1h opere o Epic Circle Double Bugs Mistroe . Sleerer Play . Jerry's Blaze 2 Margin Ette 3-1% Winner dk b f 2 Our Scholar -- Croonu. Start good, won easily. CLOUDY AND FAST 7-ROCKY RIVER .... 9-OUR DANNY .... 1-FOUNDRYMAN ........ 4.80 maidens, Canadian foaled, elaiming all 5.00 2.70 2.40 -. 2.80 2.50 . Fin Jockey Owner 1-4% Harrison--Stafford F'm 2-8%Fitzsi'ns--Dew Valley 3-1% Dittfach--J B McColl 5-1% McComb--Janley Sta 6-h Sandover--Schwarze, 7-3% Griffiths--R Gian Alex. 8% 9-7% Gibb--L Lear 10-2 10-6%Brown-- GM Claxt 1l- l- Watters--Mrs E E Trainer J Passero. Pool 18,545. Double poo} 33,946 0 Baxter Second Race 12-MARINER'S DA 2.70 10-LADY HIMOUNT ... °R furtongs. Purse $1,800. Two-year-old $3,500. . eS a i, 92 Wi PP St ty ony 115 7 12 12- 210 8% é * es Be a Metro Works . Sgt. Butch 3 2 + Montana Bomber 118 9 1 Wee Fairy 118 Diamond Park * Dashette . Vi-Eve Dash Home Chopora Start good, won WEgerers 115 driving . DAILY DOUBLE 7 Third Race Purse $rx00, Wt PP St 118. 10 110 8 110 11 115 5 118 115 115 118 7 Furlongs, Padre's Scamp Eternal Lock Page Anne Miss Tareen Saturday Joes Land of Maple Epic Charm Swiss Jewel Our Fool a Hy Elector 118 2 22 Hood's Baby 115 ll- 1l- Winner br ¢ 2 Selector -- Locker Shot. Start good, won ridden out OPOIHWOM eS 4 10 10-1% 10-2% 2 Ree foal | al | at 11:30 a.m. | | | STRILA The Oshawa and District Soc- of our league have quite a young cer Association has completed another successful season in 1961. The League Council would like to thank the following peo- pe for their co-operation in helping make the season a suc- cess: George Campbell, Sports Jim Bishop; Sports Announcer, Herb Bathe, the donors of the League Trophies, Carling Breweries, UAWA Rec: reation Committee and Lancas- ter Hotel and last but not least the Kinsmen Stadium Commis- sion for the use of the playing Winners of the 1961 UAWA League .Championship Trophy, runners up in the Carling Red Cap Challenge Trophy and Lan- caster Play Off Trophy. They had a very fine team and gave a good exhibition of soccer and ball control but were weakened): when four key p.ayers moved Last year's champions in the place this year in a close fin- ish. Did not produce the power Winners of the Lancaster Play Off Trophy and incidentally the first trophy they have won since entering the league. Inside for- |ward was their weakest position |but this has now been rectified jand they now have a forwarc jline with lots of punch and op- One of the founder members team just now and with a little more experience will be a tough team to beat. They did well in finishing in fourth spot and this year earned the honor of having the least goals scored against them in one season since the formation of the league in 1954. KICKERS Only a shadow of the great team of three seasons ago but picked up well in the second half of the season and went on to win the Carling' Red Cap Challenge Trophy. POLONIA Got off to a bad start but play- ed well in the playoffs. The team is made up of mostly im- ports from Toronto but will come again to their earlier suc- cesses when the Association was oung. HOLLANDIA A team which always tries. Some of the players who turned out in the first Hollandia team in 1954 are still plugging away. They were the team who gave Hungaria their first defeat this season. Oshawa And District Soccer Association Had Successful 1961 Polonia 41924 9 Hollandia 3291742 8 UEW 13101233 5 UAWA League Championship Trophy -- Winner, Hungaria, 22 points and Runner-up, Thistle, 21 points. Carling Red Cap Challenge Trophy -- Winner, Kickers and runner-up, Hungaria. Lancaster Play-Off Trophy -- Winner, Italia and rumner-up, Hungaria. TOP TEN LEAGUE SCORERS Budia (Hungaria) 11; Didaniella (Italia) 10; Richmond (Thistles) 9; Docherty (Thistles) 8; Varga (Hungaria) 8; Vesters (Holan- dia) 7; Bressan (Kickers) 6; Dziama (Strila).6; Kiss (Hun- garia) 6 and Teli (Hungaria) 6. The number of goals scored in the league this year was 220, which shows that the defences have tightened up. All that remains now is the banquet, presentation and dance in the UAWA Hall on Nov. Ul, at 6:00 p.m. when all the cham- pions will be honored. If you have not secured a ticket, get it PETERBORO UEW Have been stiff opposition to any club in the league and though "'old age" may be creep- ing in have been recruiting younger players for next sea- son. A lot of credit must go to their players who give up their Saturday mornings to coach the local school soccer teams. FINAL LEAGUE STANDINGS WTLFA PTS. 10 2 24923 22 10 1 8 2 Se | Se d Hungaria Thistle Ita'ia Strila Kickers | Rubber Cover For By THE CANADIAN: PRESS Doug Harvey, New York Ran jset up the tying goal and then} |scored the winner in his team's} 4-2 victory over Chicago Black Hawks. Football Helmut | CHICAGO (AP)--Ohio State sicoach Woody Hayes said Tues- |\day he has recommended adop- tion by the National Collegiate Athletic Association rules com- |mittee of a foam rubber cover- ing for plastic football helmets BAR SOUTH AFRICA |Empire Games at Perth, Aus | tralia. |wealth Games wealth this year. The matter of South Africa's future participation was re- ferred to a meeting of the feder- ation to be held after the Games| in Perth. 5-4 4-% Watters -- C 1-24 5-5% Griffiths -- Tedoreen Farm! LONDON (AP)--South Africa |was barred Monday night from} F'm|competing in the 1962 British) The advisory committee of the 8-1% Rasmussen--B O Whitman British Empire and Common- Federation de- cided South Africa is no longer eligible for the Games. South Af- rica became a republic and 7-QUEEN'S H'MONY 1230 $10 300 Withdrew from the Common- ae a as an added safeguard against injuries. "This is nothing new," Hayes said. "We have a three-eighths- inch covering of foam rubber on all our helmets. It protects us and also our opponents. It makes me a little sore that our opponents don't do the same |thing."" SHOW PROFIT VANCOUVER (CP)--The Ca- nadian Ladies Golf Union made a profit of $2,133 on the 1961 women's golf championships in Vancouver, a financial state- ment released Monday shows. 10-PIN BOWLING Ye 6-3 -- P 7-no Sandover -- Blue Diamond &nk Parnell -- Thorndale Sta -h 9-3% Cosentini -- Carmichael 10-4 10-2% Kruger -- Longview Farm 11-1 11-1 Hale -- Mrs. Von Rich'ofen 12 1 McComb -- Fleming Pool 25,729 e2e 1 "1 -3 and 7 PAID $36.40 + 14.70 8.80 5.90 +++» 20.20 10.50 10-PADRE'S SCAMP 8-ETERNAL LOCK 11-PAGE ANNE * 3. Can, foaled, Claiming $3500 Jockey Owner % Hale -- Gibson -2% Griffiths -- Zakor "3% Parnell -- Lauder "1% Sandover -- Mrs. Truman 'nk Brown -- Mrs. Jones "h -h Daan fou = Se Gibb -- Groves Fitzsimmons -- Windfields -3% Wright -- Isaac 92% Armstrong -- Farr 10-5% Rogers -- Mrs. Hoover ll-. ll McComb -- Mclintyre .Trainer W. H. Moorhead Pool 41,128 zo SSrg-euse e -ourth Race 1 Mile, Parse $1900, Three year lois WiePP st % bed Conseil des Arts 108 8 3 3-2 Byawhisker 110 7 8 Winter Garden 111 10 Romping Chance 112 Favor Me 120 Azure Blue 110 W-George the Gt, 120 Wood Charm 103 Count Flight 113 Snow Pac ° Winner ch g 3 Menetrier -- Lad: Start good, won easily. 9 4 6 3 2 1 avotumass 1 9- 0- 4 SY 5 5 a old Maidens. St ir 8-CONSEIL DES ARTS 6.10 3. 7-BYAWHISKER ++ 4 10-WINTER GARDEN ao saw neds Ciaiming all $3500. 6-1% Harrison -- Stafford Farm a 7- Rasmussen -- Roymar Sta Outdistanced -- Simpson -- Izaryk Outdistanced McComb -- Mrs. Pesce Lame Gibb -- Logan - Beam 1 AngelaTrainer A. Hickling Pool 43,025 Fifth Race Purse $1900, Ley St 7 Furlongs, Thret y t woos Bonreen Seducteur All Canadian Sandy Streak Little Welch Sherona Bill Yates Have Gun Danstir Miss Keith Nelson's Lady 120 2 1 % Winner br m 5 Double Jay -- in Start good, won driving = Peewee Seeeel beeen OF FOR Rewern ® Beare Pr rs i 3= 2°35 ow pu YPTECSYpar ao oe eo 3 ears a 5-BONREEN ++» 15,70 8.70 5. 6-SEDUCTEUR 8.90 6. 10-ALL CANADIAN ' and up. Claiming all $3500 Str. Fin Jockey Uwner l-no Parnell -- Chris 2-1 Harrison -- Stable 00 6.10 3.80 2 3 - 4 Armstrong -- Miss Smith 5-nk Rogers -- Russell 6-2% Dittfach -- Four L's Sta A- 7-5% Sandover -- Mann A- &no Griffiths -- Jacobs 9-3% McComb -- Barwood Sta 10-8 19-16% Kruger Dorosz - Senebll ll- 1l- Fitzsimmons -- Cowan Trainer W. O, Chris Pool 47,535 Pee ee Sixth Race 1 Mile, Purse $2700, Three Horse Wt PP St Mystery Guest Blondoll me | Chops On 'Tambourette Mrs. Cessford Epic Queen... Fair Lodge ... 119 5 Winner b f 3 M Start good, won driving 42 pe 3-2% a4 1-1% 3-2% - 6-1 53 5-4 2 3% 2-4 a T- 6- enetrier -- Consort. Trainer Howell 4-MYSTERY GUE 2-BLONDOLL 3-CHOPS ON years old Fillies Allowances 1 % 8 tr. Fin. 2-1% 1-% Rasmussen -- Cymar 1-1 2% Griffiths -- Mrs, Luro 3-2% 3-2% Robinson -- Smythe 5-4 41 McComb -- Kia Ora Farm 4-% 5-6% Harrison -- Kennedy 6- 6 Fitzsim's -- Windfields A- Eased Up -- Rogers -- W Jockey Bta -2% Cosentino -- Hellenic Sta | | BRITISH CRAZE | LONDON (AP) -- Ameri- | can-style 10-pin bowling has | become a craze in Britain since its introduction a year and a half ago--but it still hasn't produced a perfect 300 score. Four big companies op- erate 14 bowling centres in London and in the first half of the year at one bowling centre 500,000 games were rolled. The bowling centres offer a handsome cash prize, a two-week holiday in United States and publicity of film- star proportions to the per- son scoring a perfect game on a British alley. iJ a winner No bluffs, no gimmicks, Trump Cigar is guaranteed and satisfying. in your hand wildies. Just a darn good smok- ing bet from end to end. Every contain Havana tobacco. Every Trump Cigar is a winner, honest CANADA'S GREATEST 5¢ CIGAR VALUE * no to now as all unsold tickets must CROP SA SOS OPES, WE, OE THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesday, November 1, 1961 ' 17 Prepping For Exhibition Tilt seasons with Oshawa's basket- balling Hawks, is working in an days. Olinyk has made the switch from forward to utility centre backing up Carl Cheski and Garney Gunn with the Oshawa club. It's five years since awa's Central Collegiate. The move came about with the addition of Gunn to the Osh- awa crew this year. A rookie in OBA competition, Gunn will be attending General Motors In- stitute at Flint, Michigan, until almost Christmas. This leaves the Hawks with only first-stringer Carl Cheski to work the centre spot. With adequate forwards, the move is being made to put Olinyk back in the centre spot, where the Hawks will need assistance. The Hawks, who have been working out at Donevan Collegi- ate for the past two weeks, will have a chance to test their skills against the Oshawa In- dustrial League All-Star club, Saturday night at the same Don- evan gym. The Industrial crew will have be returned by this Saturday, Nov. 4. at least two veterans of OBA competition on their roster in Oshawa Hawks |: old but unfamiliar role these! Olinyk played that spot where | © he was an all-star with Osh- persons of Bob Booth and Be') 2eynolds. Booth has been a defensive f out in Oshawa circles over the past ten years. .rst with the Junior A Fly- ing Irish, than with the Old tawa Grads and finally over SM past three years with the davis His basketball skill will lend much to the All-Stars chances of upsetting the Hawk crew. On the other hand the Hawks will have a number of rookies "ev'on. Tony Andrejicka, Jack Lyons and Dave Kelly so all new to the OHA club's roster as are Guido Minardi and 37 ev Guven There will be no regular ad- ~ission price for this game, though a silver collection will be taken. The Oshawa referees' board has-offered its services free for the occasion. Game time is 7.30 p.m. REMEMBER WHEN... By THE CANADIAN PRESS Man o'War, one of the Am- erican turf's great racehorses, died 14 years ago today at age 30 on the Kentucky farm of Samuel D. Riddle. Starting as a two-year-old in 1919 "Big Red" lost only one of his 21 races before retirement in 1921, after which he sired many famed horses including War Ad- miral, Crusader, Mars, and Clyde Van Dusen. EAGLE EMBLEM The bald eagle was adopted as a national emblem of the \United States in 1782. Ad 29 great whiskies in one brand Years ago Adams distilled 29 great whiskies, each with its own distinctive characteristics, and then aged them in special oak casks. Now, Adams has married these 29 rare whiskies to create the superb flavour of Adams Private Stock. This custom blend is presented in its crystal decanter at a popular price. 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Mathes Pool 47,587 Eighth Race 4 Mile, Purse $1900, Three year olds WtPr st % 1% 7-1 . 11412 12 10-1 102 2 61112 12 1486 Gh 6h 6-4 9% 1-2% 1-1 Edgor's Sister Plucky Crest Silly Set Golden Coy .... Th 111% Mr. Pieman ... 120 4 7 Snk 51% Winner ch f 3 Eternal Reward--Dame Bart good, wom driving 11-MARY'S REWARD 7.9 3. 10-QUEEN'S ARIA 2-FAIR JOHNNY me seedanensae' Can. foaled, Claiming all $2500 Str. r . Merril 24 27% Griffiths -- Gian-Tosch 3-1% 3-nk Armstrong 4% 41%4Dittfach 52 51 Ross 6h 62 Sandover ~-- Short-Watermn 8-7 nk McComb -- Stallwood 7-3. 8-8% Gibb -- Edgor Ridge Sta. 10-% 9h Fitzsimmons -- Glynn 12 ll-nk Rock -- Blue Diamond Sta 9-% 10-% Rogers -- Seedhouse ll-nk 12- Robinson -- Cedar Springs Manganeo, Trainer Fred W. 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