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16 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thursday, April 26, 1962 RENALD FILION drives Jarretown Dale to victory in the second race at Old Wood- bine Raceway last night and Automatic Timer Fails To Feature Winner TORONTO (CP) -- Old Wood- bine's automatic timing device was unable to declare a win-| ner in the $7,260 Fort Erie Trot Wednesday night before 5,342 patrons, so top honors were di- vided between two owners. The stakes event drew 22 trot- ters and was divided into three divisions, with top honors re- served for the horse with the fastest time in the three races. It turned out the winners of the first and third divisions had identical times of 2:08.4 for the mile. The dilemma was solved by making presentations to both. Silk Boy W., owned by the Laurentian Stable of Rawdon, Que., and driven by Murray Waples, won the first division, the night's fourth race. Van's Pride C., owned and driven by Doug Palmer of Schomberg, Yanks Make Rapid Robin Free Agent NEW YORK (AP) -- Robin Roberts, a 234-game winner for Philadelphia Phillies in the Na- tlonal League, was given his un- conditional release Wednesday by New York Yankees. Roberts» a 35-year-old right- hander, never threw a ball for the Yankees in the regular sea- son. However, in 11 innings of five exhibition games he al- lowed 15 hits and eight runs. The former Phillies whiz kid of the 1950 pennant winners was purchased by the Yanks for $25,000 Oct. 16. His contract was reported to have called for a $29,000 salary. "T regret that I have not been able to pitch Roberts more," said manager Ralph Houk. "It is our feeling that he should have every chance to get an- other job and it.is for that rea- son that we are releasing him at this time" Roberts said: 'I want to stay in baseball as an active player. Naturally, I am a little shocked at this release but I think I am still capable of pitching." delighted backers who had a bet on the long shot got a big payoff return. Owned by Jo- Decide took the third division, the sev- lenth race. The second division, which went as the sixth race, was won by Glenalee, owned by John Graham of Lindsay and piloted by Clarence Hilliard. The mare's time was 2:12.3. In each race, the winners picked up $1,200. The co-champ- ions, Doug Palmer and Murray Waples, also received presenta- tions. A double payoff of $405.20 was in the making when the 3-to-5 choice in the first race broke stride and finished nowhere. This was Miss Riddell, three- year-old filly owned by Hon. Earl Rowe and driven by Bob Silliphant. With Miss Riddell out of contention, Prince X., owned by Albert Defosse of Trenton came down at $17.30. The big payoff was completed by the long shot winner of the second race, Jarretown Dale, owned by Joseph Corbin of Que- bec City, and worth $52.60 for a $2 straight return. TRACK FAN MAY HAVE PLUNGED NEW YORK (AP) -- It couldn't be confirmed offi- cially but the clubhouse at Aqueduct buzzed Wednes- day with the story of a man who bet $15,000 Tuesday on Parrott's Polly, the 3-to-5 ee ee seph Corbin of Quebec City, Jarretown Dale returned $52.60 for a $2 straight bet. ewewaw rt eer ee ww _werewrerew Still Leading In Bantam Tourney GEORGETOWN. Ont. (CP)--' Copper Cliff and Exeter contin-| ued their domination of Series D in the international bantam hockey tournament Wednesday. Each won both games as the total-points elimination rounds continued. Copper Cliff ousted Winona with a double shutout, 4-0 and 1-0 and Exeter downed Port Dover 4-1 and 8-6, Division B scores: Galt 7-7 Richmond Hill 4-2 Brampton 4-3 Woodstock 1-0 Riverside 2-6 Mount Royal 2-1 WIN SEMI-FINAL OPENER VALENCIA, Spain (AP)--Val- encia beat M T. K. of Budapest 3-0 in their first semi-final game of the Fair's Cup soccer tourna- ment before 40,000 spectators Wednesday night. Rusty Direct ran second and Black Mite was third. --(CP Wirephoto) Leafs' Horton Set Records OLD COUNTRY SOCCER SCORES | In Playoffs MONTREAL (CP)--Tim Hor- ton of Toronto Maple Leafs set two records for scoring by de- fencemen during the Stanley Cup playoffs, the National Hockey League said Wednes- day. | He got 16 points on three goals and 13 assists to break a record of 15 points set last year| jby Pierre Pilote of Chicago' Black Hawks | The 13 assists also broke aj record held by Pilote, who had| 12 in the 1960-61 playoffs. Statistics published after Sun-} day's game in Chicago, when| the Leafs polished off the| Hawks 2-1 to win the cup,| showed that Horton had three| goals and 12 assists for 15) points. The missing assist showed up when the official scorer at Maple Leaf Gardens informed NHL headquarters that Horton assisted on a goal by Frank Mahovlich in the second game in Toronto. The assist was or- iginally credited to Red Kelly. Horton was also the second- highest scorer in the playoffs, surpassed only by Stan Mikita's record-breaking 21 points for the vanquished Hawks. SURGERY SUCCESSFUL MIAMI BEACH, Fla. (AP)-- Mrs. Bernard Geoffrion, wife of the Montreal Canadiens hockey star, was reported in satisfac- tory condition Wednesday after undergoing emergency surgery Tuesday night. The nature of the surgery was not disclosed. The Geoffrions, of St. Laurent: Que., are vacationing here. favorite, to show and saw the horse finish last In a field of seven. Had Parrott's Polly placed third or better, the | bettor would have won $750. | The race was won by Fran- gula, who paid $47.50 for $2. Two weeks ago a man re- portedly bet $12,000 on Green Ticket, a 4-to-5 favor- ite, to show and reaped a profit of $600 when his judg- ment proved correct. | BOXER LEAVES HOSPITAL BLUEFIELD, W.Va. (AP)-- Heavyweight fighter Tunney Hunsaker, smiling and waving from an ambulance cot, left) hospital Wednesday for bis] home at Fayetteville, W.Va. Hunsaker, 32, suffered a brain} injury April 6 in a fight with] GOLF AT Joe Shelton of Cleveland. | ITS BEST! i If \ AND Country LOCATED Y% MILE WEST OF by (golf Cit 18 OPEN ' \ \ OSHAWA COME AND ASHBURN GREENS FOR PLAY PHONE FOR YOUR STARTING TIME NOW BROOKLIN 655-4952 VISIT... OUR FULLY STOCKED PRO SHOP Bradford 2 Doncaster 0 | Aberdeen 1 Rangers 0 LONDON (Reuters)--Results| We would like to thank the many hundreds of people who attended the first public showing of the "Alps Chateau". 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