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FORT ERIE RACE CHARTS THURSDAY, MAY 3, 1962 CLOUDY AND SLOW : First Race % farlones. PEP Bt Ye french Annette : 1 120 9 5 2 10 asquale 3-3 Parnell--Shapiro and Black 4-no Fitz'ons--J C, J H M'Kin'n 5-2% Nash--Dream Crest Farm 6-3% Bolin--C B_ MeNeill 7-2% Cosentino--Mrs J T Tript &h Potts--C Smythe 9-1% Dittfach--Parkway Sta 91 10-7% Brown--McMacken Sta 11-10 11-86% Lanoway--L W Ruby 12 Gubbins--Mrs W Thurner French Annie, Trainer F. H. Merrill Jr. Pool 13-387. Double Pool 27,547. Bourbon Will 120 Inder the Bridge 113 Gold Indian 120 Guid: Wave... 5 ir ie). eo Se Royal, sterling . 113 12 11 103 Alan W. 113 8 10 12- Winner it, ch ,f, 2 by Flancur tnd -- Start good, won driving. Second Race Fin Jockey Owner 1-5% Fitzsi'ns--Windfields 2-% Wick--Triple R Sta 3-3% Armst'g--Dream Crest 4-% Ha'son--Mrs Von Rich'en ss oe © Hurrah for Us 119 8 Fight'g Fiddler 109 4 Ocho Rios .. 119 7 . Our Stuart 109 11 10 12- European Flight 119 6 3°2% 6% Little Joli ' AP ng sig 'T andad 119 2 sees cs ¢ 8 Bull Page -- Toronto Rose. Trainer G McCann. Start good, won easily. Pool 20831. DAILY DOUBLE 11 AND 5 PAID $141.90 Third Race Furlongs. 2year-old maiden fillies, Ke gs Wt PP St ra n 8-2 61% 7-% 8-4% Potts--W D Hatch 10-3 94% M'vier--Mrs J V Hunter 9-2 10-2% G'bins--Dew Valley F'm 11-% li-no Bolin--F J Herdy 12 12 Cosentino A McKay 5-CESCA ' cic 8-MISS BRITANNIA ......... 1-BALLY SMART Purse $2100, Str Fin Jockey 2-2 1-1 Dalton--Stafford F'm 1-1 2-6% Fitzsi'ns--Windfields F'm 3-1% Potts--C Smythe 4no Bolin--Mrs L E Seba 5-1% Bohenko--L Maloney 6-4% Adams--View Hulloa F'm 7nk D'fach--E C Morgan 8- 8 Hale--Armstrong Bros. " Bolted Rem'lard--J C, J H MacK'n City tnd --Fair Melody. Trainer J Passero, Pool 120 5 113 8 113 1 | eke ses ae 48 . 120 Cesca ory Miss Britannia Bally Smart .... Suzaluna Royal Social Barbara Wintry : Junior Edition 3-1% 43% 8- 5-nk 3 x 6-3 113 9 7-2 114°2 Hidden Hope 120 6 Winner ch f 2 by Windy Start good,won driving. 4MR D. L. » 5S-ROCKY RIVER .. Fourth Race EROCKY RIVE @ Fouriongs, three and four-year-olds. Cansdian foaled, claiming all $2500. -- or % Str Fin Jockey Owner Mr. D. L, ...-.. 4% 22 1-3% T'cotte--Garden City Sta Rocky River ... 1-1 i-h 21% Ha'son--Stafford F'm Sassy Beau ... 2h 3-7 3-9% Arm'g--Mrs R M Marshak Tenaga F T7nk 54 44% Robinson--M Long Canarcho . 5-2% 41 5-1% Gubbins--D Purdy Plucky Crest . 91 7-2% 6-4%Potts--Mrs B A Glynn Bella Select 6-3 6-% 7-% Fitzsi'ns--M Fletcher Master Copy 113 8-2% 8-1 83% Brown--Mrs H Matchett Elvinjo 119 4 3-1 9-3 91% Adams--Mrs J T Tripi Black Champ'ne 100 -nk 10-44% 10-4 10-344 Waters--Mrs S Keyrouze Jack's Flight 114 - il 1l- 1l- Cosentino--Mrs N Peconi Winner br g 4 Dutch Lane--Miss M. T. Trainer J Higgins. Start good, won handily. Pool 29151. Fifth Race 6 Furlongs, four-year-olds Wt PPSt % «+. 810 420 2.90 ; 3.30 2.60 2.90 Wt PPSt % 5-nk 18.10 10.30 6BRIGHT CIRCLE U 10.10 12-MONSIEUR BE; 8-FLYING ROBERT and ap, claiming all $3500. Purse $1900. Si Jockey Owner 1-h Turcotte--J J Mead 5.80 5.60 5.90 Fin Bright Circle | Intermediate f ence but the defeat by Ajax) their Scale model unveiled yes- terday shows plan for the Rid- eau Carleon Raceway, slated to be built south of Ottawa this summer. The project has at left, the main track and a grandstand for 2,600 at centre, clubhouse and stable, and practice track at right. Har- drawn criticism from Mayor Charlotte Whitton and mem- bers of the Ontario Legisla- ture. Model shows parking lots THIS IS A SCALE MODEL OF RACEWAY IN OTTAWA DISTRICT ness racing is due to begin Sept. 1 under old charters that were revived, --CP Wirephoto A four-year rivalry continues this Saturday at 'akeview Park when the Oshawa Vikings enter- tain the Ajax Rugger Club. Kick-off time is scheduled for 2.45 p.m. The Vikings will be out to secure revenge from the Ajax squad who upset the favored Vikings 6 to 3 last fall. At that time, Vikings were heading for first place in the Eastern eventually narrowed Vikings And Ajax Clash Again Sat. Confer-} SPORTS CALENDAR SATURDAY'S EVENTS RUGGER Exhibition 'Rugby Football" game -- Ajax vs Oshawa Vik- ings, at Lakeview Park, 2.45 p.m. itheir lineup in an effort to give |everyone interested a chance to \play in the exhibition schedule |... The present enthusiasm is| lfast proving that perhaps two|SOCCER = teams will soon be: operating| Toronto National League Back in Saturday's lineup| -orento Ukrainia vs Oshawa lwill be Dave Nicholishen who| Hungaria, at Kinsmen Civic |scored consistently for the Vik.| Memorial Stadium, 8.00 p.m. lings in their 1960 season . . .|/BOWLING Expected to play the position of} Ontario five-pin team cham- scrum half will be Jerry Tymo-|pionship tournament -- Oshawa shik, replacing Tom Faqruhar-|Acadians representing Toronto 'son who received a couple of}/Men's Major League, at Bar- jbad bruises in last Saturday's;\Don Lanes, Stoney Creek, 8.30 Soccer Opening Is Postponed The opening of the Oshawa and district soccer season, which was planned for Sunday after- noon in the Kinsmen Stadium, jhas been postponed because of junforeseen difficulties. The schedule, which has just been published, can be ignored jand a new one will have to be |drawn up to replace it, so that it jwill be May 12 at the earliest, before the league can open. By the look of things, there will be no Sunday soccer this year, at least in the Stadium, \so it may be to the advantage }of the league to move else- |where, as was previously sug-| gested. TOWN AND COUNTRY THE OSHAWA TIMES, Fridey, Mey 4, 1962 7§ " * t The Town and Country Hock- ey League crowned a brand new champion on Sunday even- ing. Steelworkers skated off with all the honors with a 6-2 victory over the Petes. The ser- ies had gone the limit of five games but Steelworkers had lit- tle trouble winning the crucial game, They led 5-0 by the end of the second period. STEELMEN GRAB LEAD Steelworkers forced the play from the very start of the game. They finally scored late in the period as Duffield poked in a rebound from Craggs and White. They kept up the on- slaught in the second stanza and finally got to Gangemi in the Petes goal who had kept his team in the game with some terrific goaltending. Babin and Tindall counted a couple of quick goals at the five minute mark. C. Huard gained assists on both markers as Mac- Dermaid also helped out on Babin's effort. C. Huard then fired a pair himself before the frame had ended to run the score to 5-0 for the Steelworkers. Petes meanwhile had not been able to organize much of an attack, LATE RALLY TOO LITTLE C. Huard notched his third goal of the contest on a pass from MacDermaid before Petes got going. Steelworkers were nursing a big 6-0 lead at this point allowing Petes to open up. They fired two successive goals. Barta rifled home Love's re- bound and Love came right back on a pass from Bathe for the second marker. They came close thereafter but time was Churchill Downs' Steelworkers Win Hockey Laurels SECOND PERIOD 2. Steelworkers: Babin (MacD'md, C. Huard) 5.6 3. Steelworkers: Tindall (C. Huard) ..... 4. Steelworkers: C. Huard (McKnight, MacD'md) 10.5$ 5. Steelworkers: C, Huard (Babin) THIRD PERIOD 6. Steelworkers: C, Huard (MacDermaid) 8.31 7. Petes: Barta sosevcccccccs 15.94 Sa csasoneces A528 running out and Steelworkers had an instrmountable lead. They well could have run wae score to double figures had it not been for Gangemi the Petes' goalie. 5 BLUELINE BANTER .. . It was a case of desire versus pride with desire winning out. The Steelworkers climaxed a drive that carried them from last place to second place in the standings and through two semi- final series with but one loss. They still had the desire left after a two week layoff over Easter to play an inspired game. Petes had stood first in the schedule and took their semi- final series in straight games. They had won the Championship in three of the four previous years. It is also an interesting note that Petes stood second last year and beat out the top team and Steelworkers managed| the same feat this year. STEELWORKERS -- goal, Roy; defence: MacDermaid, Tindall and Cormier: forwards: Babin, C. Huard and McKnight; alts.: Craggs, White, Duffield, Landry, R. Huard and Aubie. PETES -- goal, Gangemi; de- fence, Butler and R. Hickey; |\ forwards: Barta, Shearer and Ferguson; alts.: Walls, Love, Mountjoy, Stone, Hall, Letham, Bathe and V. Hickey. FIRST PERIOD 1, Steelworkers: Duffield (Craggs, White) ....+- 17.58 (Bathe) MOTOR OIL MAKES LIVING A PLEASURE! e tr 1 as 3 cet. Ve oe one against the Rams .. .|p.m.: Final five-game set of 15- stead a Ajax, Last fall's con. Bill vine, ine footballer from| game championship play. pans ueen's, who played a strong} test, ecis A jet Abe, turned! first game in the Oshawa scrum|TRACK AND FIELD ot at ae aie this oer tl ast week, will be back in the| Two- and-a-half mile road- games €ver A si bed th Store| lineup ... The extra workload|tace, starts at Oshawa O'Neill) veg potions ten minutes|t General Motors may necessi-|Collegiate, 10.00 a.m. before the final whistle, thus|tate last minute changes and FIGHTS LAST ..|thus it is important that the re- anigreoneg gyro -- break serve players be in attendance By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS om 2h Fitzsi'ns--C Bordonaro 3-4% Potts--Carene Sta 4-no Gubbins--F Korzelius Monsieur Beau Flying Robert Prerogative Vineyard Murille Derby Statistics LOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP) -- Facts and figures on Saturday's running of the 88th Kentucky Derby: Place--Churchill Downs. Distance--144 miles. Post Time--4:30 p.m. EST. starters. Purse -- $125,000 - added to total of $164,650 with 17 start- ers. Winner's Share--$122,150. Favorite--Sir Gaylord. Last Year's Winner -- Carry Back. 2. REMEMBER WHEN... .? By THE CANADIAN PRESS Iron Liege won the Ken- tucky Derby five years ago today in one of the most un- usual runnings ever seen at Churchill Downs. Gallant Man appeared gaining the win in a stretch duel when jockey Willie Shoemaker started to pull up the horse at the last 16th pole. Shoe- maker quickly realized his mistake, but Gallant Man then could not overtake Iron Liege. Shoemaker later was suspended 15 days for "gross carelessness."" Pe el 2 51% Dittfach--Parkway Sta 144 6-2% M'vier--Mul'ney, Holb'k | -1% 7-nk Rasmus'n--Dontatella F'm 114 31112 11 -2 8-44 Rogers--Mrs J M Brown Peter Pat 109 410 11-2 12- -2 91% Robinson--H Lumax Willie's Warrior 11110 2 3-1% 2-2% 92 10-2% Gordon--Mrs B Farara Son O'Royal 116 9 3 2h 41% 10-1 1l-nk Wick--Triple R Sta That Mickey 109 2 6 5S-nk 10-1% 12- 12 Griffiths--Miller, Pollard Winner br m 5 Bull Page--Circlet. Trainer J J Mead, Start good, won driving. Pool 35,355. Sixth Race @4 furlongs. 3 - year - old fillies, Allowances. Purse $2700. Wt PPSt % % Str Fin Jockey Owner 113 2 2 2h 22 1-2% 1-5% Rogers--J L Smallman - 1-h 2-4 26% Dittfach--C Smythe 32% 3-2% 3-2 Fitz'ons--Windfields Farm 1% 43% 42% 4-1% Dalton--Bill Beasley Laburnum ' 5-h 5% 5-2% Bakos--Willow Downs Fm Waberlohe ...... 108 1 6 6- 6 Har'son--Mrs Von Richth'n Winner b, f, 3, Blue Prince -- QueenNasra. Trainer L Cavalaris Jr, Start good, won easily Pool 15,634, Quinella Pool 18,174. QUINELLA and 3 PAID $10.50 Seventh Race @ furlongs. 4 - year - old: Wt PP St Count de Change 114 Colonel Bingo .. 115 Majestic Hour 112 Nobilium . 4 Fexwge 2-IRISH PRINCESS ... 3-CALEDON BELLE . 5.40 2.50 2.50 6-TEMAGAMI Irish Princess .. Caledon Belle ... 1 Temagami ...... Crystal Glass . 2-COUNT de CHANGE 24.50 6-COLONEL BINGO ........ 1-MAJESTIC HOUR s and up. Allowances, Purse $2700. Str Fin Jockey 23 1-nk Bolin--E Doumani 1-1% 2-2% Northcutt--W F Edmiston 4h 3-% Fitz'ons--Bill Beasley 5-5 4% Rasmussen--T G Jackson 3-1 5-7% Dalton--The Pheasant Sta 7.40 4.20 tempera- 6. 3. 3. Owner 6-2 6-44 Robinson--C Smythe Master Bart 114 3 4h 7- 7 Gubbins--Dew Valley Fm Winner dk, b, g, 5, Comte de Grasse --My Dream Marie. Trainer E Doumani. Start good, won driving Pool, 36,692, 4-CHEYNE ROW ...... 5-TULASSER Eighth Race T-ROUGE ROSE ..... 5.71 One and one-sixteenth miles. 4-year-olds and up. Claiming all $2500. Purse $1900. ° Wt PPSt % Str Fin Jockey mer 4 1-4 MILO MENTHOL 8.60 4.70 3.80 7,80 6.40 Cheyne Row ... Tulassee 'ee Rouge Rose .... North Bay 1 Lauralane . Cloud Kid ...... War Advice Cascais Winner ch, g, 6, Eternal Start good, won easily. Attendance 4,053. B'monte--Gibb, Kingdom 3-3% Dittfach--E A_ Gjass for the Sevens-Tournament. One During the past couple of Nancekivell, Derry, Miklas,|/43%4, Mexico City, 4. Roy, a Toronto-born offensive serves -- Voege, Boyd, Butler,| Tokyo -- Fighting Harada,|Australia, once abundant, arejture near 70 degrees. Conference club announced was five. 4% Rogers--W D Hatch ' Mich., of the semi-pro United jand possibly ready to play ... day's game could be a Tepeat Vikings will be sending two performance. ' |lteams to Montreal on May 19 'OUCHLINE CHATTER " team will be an All-Star High tic hae R ' ; jed|School squad and the other will S ngeles aymundo days, the Vikings have juggle be made up of regulars. (Battling) Torres, 14334, Mex- i 4 ; ico, stopped Mauro azquez, ALS Si Two US. Lineup: Scrum Pringle; gn Watson, Olinyk, Lockwood, Rie bye nye bagi a aed Last Year's Time--2:04. Shepperd; Backs -- Kelly, Hink-|Cia, , Nicaragua, outpointe Record Time -- 2:01 2-5 by Imported Tackles son, Nicholishen, Williams, Mc-|Bobby Allen, 137, the Virgin Is-| DWINDLING SPECIES --_|Whirlaway in 1941. MONTREAL (CP) -- Billy| Knight, Wasylyk, Tymoshik; re-jlands, 6. The famous koala bears of| Weather -- Clear, : ; McArthur, Lace, Kinsey, Mer-|115%, Japan, outpointed Babyjestimated to have dwindled to| Probable Track Condition -- egg elt ee te dn 3 Graham, Millington. |Espinosa, 1124, Philippines, 10.'about 5,000 in number. Fast. 1962 contract with Montreal Al- ouettes, the Eastern Football Thursday. Roy, 20, is six feet one and 235 pounds. He moved to Cali- fornia with his family when he Als also announced the sign- ing of Rufus Granderson, a six- foot-six, 247 - pound offensive tackle from Grand Rapids, Football League. Granderson played college ball with Prairie og A and M, Prairie View, (34 5-15% Bolin--J R Mcintyre 65% Griffiths--T E Hays 8- 7-1% Potts--L Ehrlick 2 Th 8 Watters--Mrs W T Raines lags Away. Trainer BR W Gibb. Pool 39,100. Total Pool 265,252. PPeEYaye" eS Moe ieee oe 5 Lace CIGARE + rT Button ES Control EVI RUDE : Gea Ag | Instant GO. IN control. Exhilarating lift MARINER RUM for skiers and family runabouts. 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