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OLD WOODBINE RACES TUESDAY, MAY 8, 1962 CLOUDY AND FAST First Race old maidens, Claiming all $3500 Purse $1900. te ne sir Fin Jockey, Oveet Saugeen Linda 1 1 rown--| 'an rburgh ~ Rebel Devil... Oe eax he" 544 2% Northeutt--B Hatskin Winter Garden . 23 34% Kallai--P Johnson 1 5-3 43% Dittfach--A Bianco 61 52% Rogers--Early Mischief Sta 1-2% 6-% 18.40 12-SAUGEEN aay 6.70 4.30 3-REBEL D! 420 3. Metivier--Mrs J V Hunter 7-nk Fitz'ons--Windfields Fm 85 86% aca z oyeerns ie . 61212 12 %% 9% Marantos--Mrs eco! . he 10 9 11-2% 11-1% 10-3 104% Wolski--Brockie, McNellen ' a4 4 3 2nk 61 11-5 11-12 Cosentino--G Groves 7 6 6i4% Snk 12 12 oe ¥ T Raines -- Belle Bruce. Trainer Sir Harey pevees ra Double: Pool 31.278. Fin Our Stuart .. Caledonian .. Sweet Fennel Family Ride Krisuelor ... Vaughn Cascals we Winner br, 4, Start good, won driving. Second Race @ Furfongs, four-year-olds Wt PP S! Mrs. Cessford Track Rhythm Dark Jet ......, Cairn Prince ..". Amber Atom ... Willies Warrior 2MRS CESSFORD .. 3-TRACK RHYTHM .. 6-DARK JET oan -- up, claiming sll $3500. Purse $1900. Str Fin Jockey Owne! 21% ino Dreyer--D J Kennedy % 1% 22% Brown--Ruffsin Farm 3-4 3h Dalton--Jo-Ann Sta 4% Uyeyama--Cairnburn F'm H'son--Stafford Farm 7-2 17-5% Dittfach--Donatella F'm nk 8nk Potts--Roymar Sta 8&1 9% peor gg pg Sta 10-1 10-1% Rogers-- 12 ll-h N'cutt--Mulrooney, Holb'k 11% ll-l 12 K Robinson--F Korzelius Gold Betty. Trainer E Mann. Pool 33229 Big Squee: Stormy Admiral 111 4 5 Winner b f 4 Beau Dandy Start good, won. driving. DAILY DOUBLE 12 AND 2 PAID 867.00. 1-DARK GEM Third Race 4-JUNIOR EDITION 2 year old Maiden Fillies Cdn, foaled. Parse $2100. etek we PP St % r be Jockey 2h -L 1-3% Dreyer--L_ Enhrlick 41 -1 23% Fitzs's.--Windfields Farm -3 3-2% Dalton--Kia Ora Fa 2% 4-1% Hale--Armstrong Bros. % 5-% Brown--Triple Sta = 6-1%Dittfach--Miss Armstrong 2a 7-nk Adams--Simon "1 6- Wick--J and V dunn Myanna. Trainer G. McCann. Pool 34,840, 6-MISS BRITANNIA Ont. Holiday Britannia seers "L <1 1 -2 Vy -h Little Ripple Teardrop Lane Run'n Trance Fairbrook Q'n Winner br f 2 Bull Page Start good, won handily Fourth Race 2 Furlongs. Three-year-olds. w dete: 6-WELCOME EFFORT 4.20 3.30 2.50 @QUINTE BLUE 4.20 3. 2-HARRY HOTSPUR Allowances. Purse $2400. Str Fin Jockey Owne! 1-1 Dreyer--Golden West Fm 2-5% Bohenko--H A Grant 3-3% Rasmussen--C_Softley 4-4% Rogers--M J Hawkins 5-1% Potts--Mrs. R. W. Burgess 6% A. Nash--Brecon Sta 7-1 Adams--Larch Tree Farm 8 Dittfach--Kia Ora Farm trainer ay Johnson. oe Pool 41,37: Welcome Effort 116 Quinte Blue ... 108 Harry Hotspur 113 Falsun 115 Honey Boots . Black Jack .. 114 dl Fight a Lot . 6 1 Nautical Queen 111 3 1 Ink 2% Winner b o 3 Endeavor 2nd--Pray Do. Start good, won driving 112 PeVeE ore JIM DREYER, 21, appren- tice jockey from California, rode three consecutive win- ners at Old Woodbine yester- day, when he won the sec- ond, third and fourth races-- but he was later disqualified 4 in both leagues, Pro Football Has Wage Problems NEW YORK (AP) -- Pro- fessional football is spending itself into bankruptcy "trying to keep up with the Joneses, owner Harry Wismer of New York Titans warned Tuesday. He urged adoption of a reserve clause, similar to that in base- ball. "The R. C. Owens. case is a perfect example of the salary merry-go-rcund we're getting into,' Wismer said. "The war between the National and American leagues has boosted club payrolls 25 per cent. Now the tug-of-war for players in- side the leagues will hike it an- other 15 per cent. "In a majority of the cases, players are making more money than the owners." Owens, a six-foot-three, 105- pound end who distinguished hmself as a pass catcher with San Francisco '49ers, played out his option with the "National League Club, shopped around for offers and finally signed Monday with Baltimore Colts of the NFL. "This is just one case but it raises a vital question," Wis- mer said. "If Owens can do it, what is to keep Paul Hornung of the Green Bay Packers or Johnny Unitas of the Colts from playing out their options and then putting themselves on the block to the highest bidder?" In baseball, when a player signs with a club, he becomes that club's property for life-- or until he is traded or sold. The pro football contract, which may be for any specified length of time, carries a one - year option. THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesday, May 9, 1962 15 Floor Hockey League Games Forest Floor Hockey League action at Simcoe Hall, on Tues- day evening, proved quite excit- ing with two high scoring games run off. CEDARS 19 -- OAKS 8 Oaks were fortunate in taking an early 2-0 lead in this game, however, once Cedars moved into. high gear, there was no looking back, as they complete- ly overwhelmed their oppon- ents. Ted Boivin and Brian Camp- bell, with seven goals apiece, Roger Richard with three and Alan Baker with two, led the victors. Bill Melnychuk, with five goals, Dan Flemming with three started off quickly fell behind badly, as Maples, in this contest at one time held a 3-0 lead but faltered under the close check- ing of Poplars. third-straight victory without a defeat. Mirek Bill Rajkovic three, Wayne Young and Oliver Galea one each for the Poplars. with Andy Kit, Nicky Melnychuk and Ted Har- rison each getting a goal. LEAGUE STANDING Poplars Cedars Oaks Maples SPORTS CALENDAR : 'TODAY'S EVENTS TRACK AND FIELD Oshawa O'Neill Collegiate and Vocational Institute Annual Inter - House Athletie Meet -- Final events of program, at OCVI School Grounds and Alex- andra Park, 6.00 p.m. THURSDAY'S EVENTS LAWN BOWLING Oshawa Lawn Bowling Club annual "Spring Meeting" at the Clubhouse, 7.30 p.m. For Poplars this was their Collar scored four, Maples split their scoring Mike Davis, W iL GF GA Pts. seceeeed 025 18 6 eooseeed 13519 4 1 22631 2 0 31129 0 Next Tuesday, May 15 -- 7 p.m. Cedars vs Poplars and 7.30 p.m. Maples vs Oaks. seeee and Dave Murphy with one, handled the Oaks' scoring. George Grabowski for Cedars and Charlie Kehoe for Oaks were very strong defensively for their teams. POPLARS 9 -- MAPLES 4 Once again, the team which Mother's Day Special! race win, on Max Bell's 'Wel- | come Effort' Calgary newspaper er's horse as a capture this year's running of the historic Queen's Plate. | --CP Wirephoto on the third race. His fourth- 4-BUZZIN ae 6NEW FLIGHT 5-CHOIR GIRL phas ap he Claiming all $4500. Purse $2000. 1 Str Fin Jockey Owner 2% 1-2% Griffiths--S Rotenberg 2-3% Bohenko--L Maloney 3-4% Turcotte--Mrs, B S Chris 4-1% Rasmussen--E J Johnson Real Stuff 5-1% H Dalton--Stafford Farm Diane W. 6- 6- Cruz--Audley Farm Winner b f 3 Selector--Stingette. Trainer F. H. Merrill Jr. Start good, won easily. Pool 19,230. Quinella Pool 22,901. Fifth Race @ Farlong. Three-year-olds. Wt PP Si Choir Girl King's Method Apprentice Makes Good Impression QUINELLA 4 and 6 PAID $17.90 8-JEANIE DEAR 58.40 17.90 9.70 P . 5.70 4. Sixth Race 7 Furlongs 3 year olds. Wt PPSt % 107 8 12.70 Allowances Purse $2400 Str Fin Jockey Owner 1-1% 1-no Wolski--Albob Rarm 22 21 Lanoway--Amean Acres 3-3 3-5% Bohenko--Maloney 41 Rogers--W G Campbell 5-2% H Dittfach--Lanson Farm 64% Dalton--W E Coclter Beatnik Betty. 106 1 ¥ if Bie -- Ms: ae Turcotte--Bill Beasley Long Key 123 5 8- Lost Rider -- ae Fitzsimmons Ser'm Fm Winner 'ak borbrf3 by Chop "Chep--X5 5 LBS AA Jeanie Dear Ballymacoy 13 4 Queen's Har. 108 7 8 7- Pointed 13 2 4 House Boy.... 116 6 5 Ag Menetair lll 3 3 231 + 6 5h 5- 5 7-3 2% 2 1% % 3-nk 2 6-1 70|yer, '}Welcome Effort, a 21-year-old jockey from California, spotlight at Old Woodbine Tues- day. |« Dreyer, making his Canadian debut, won three consecutive races--the second, third and| taken away from him on a dis- Post War style. Trainer A R Kennedy... Pool 39,257 7-ALIAS , 6-DIE HARD Seventh Race EDIE HARD 1 Mile. 4 years and up. Claiming ai1$6000. Purse $2209. wt Str Fin Jockey Owner 1-1% l-no Dalton--D G Ross 2h 23% Turcotte--Barwood Sta 3-244 3-% Robinson--J J Mead = 4-3% Armstrong--N Fletcher 5-6% Dittfach--F Gorlick 6-8% A Viola--Henferd Sta 7-7% C Potts--Roycroft Sta 8-4% Bohenko--Mrs Latimer A-- 9 9% Gubbins--Valley Farm A-- 'our Host--Sea Fan. Trainer A. 1, Pool 50,220 Alias Die Hard "* Sun and Wind . Stormy Morn . Page Service . ey aa ° Bext. . 116 Pitian . Winner "it i 'or br Start good, won driving. 4-TEDETTE Eighth Race Se yates 1 1-16 Miles, four-year-olds and wp, claiming all $2500. Purse si906. we PPst % % Str Fin Jockey Owne: 5 1% 2-2% 1-3 1-24 Armst'g--Mrs Marshak ' 2% 22% Grasby--M R Clark 3-3% 3-2% Bakos--Double M Sta 41 41 Dalton--Stafford F'm 66 5% Potts--W P Hibbitt 5-4 6-9% Crez--Audley F'm . 7-145 Bohenko--Albob F'm - 8- Wick--Triple R Sta ryador, Trainer A Hickling. Pool 46279. Taylor. 40 11. ; & 6-NEW DOOR 30 6.60 50 4.30 80 FAVORITE BEATEN CHESTER, England (AP)-- Silver Cloud, a long-shot in the Epsom Derby to be run June 6, upset Miralgo, the - Dergy favorite, Tuesday and won the Chester Vase. Silver Cloud, 40- to-l in the Derby and 5-to-1 in this race, finished the 144-mile Young Lochinvar. Miralgo was another length back. course a half length in front of} qualification. established himself as a defin- a_three-year-| London's old colt from Calgary, held the/dium_ Sept. jtract on the fight. of my knowledge they (Cham-| established the | publish- threat to | ELECTRIC TEA KETTLES Promoter Bids But | Contract Is Out complete with cord chrome plated made by G.S.W. LONDON (AP) -- Promoter} Jack Solomons said Tuesday he is bidding for the heavyweight title match between Floyd Pat- terson and Sonny Liston. Solomons said he cabled his TORONTO (CP) -- Jim Dre- offer to Cus D'Amato, Patter-} a; vrentice|Son's manager - adviser, and| hopes to promote the fight at) and) huge Wembley. Sta-| 11. In New York, D'Amato said: | A promoter already has a con- To the best -Pionship Sports) are going to lfourth--but the third race was|Promote the fight." Solomons said: "I'm confi- Welcome Effort,|dent I could put on the fight if owned by Max Bell of Calgary,|they're interested. They ge be flabbergasted at the offer ite threat for the Queen's ee make," OSHAWA ONLY 6.66 2 STORES TO SERVE YOU BETTER DOWNTOWN OSHAWA SHOPPING CENTRE when Dreyer guided him to vice tory in the fourth race. 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