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OLD WOODBINE RACES CLEAR AND FAST 5.50 4.80 3.90 8.20 6.00 MAY 9, 1962 WEDNESDAY, 12-TONE OF GOLD .. 2COUNTY ROAD .... First Race geod Furlongs. ear-old maiden fillies, Canadian foaled. Purse $2100. : " WtPPSst % a Str Fin Jockey 118 12 2 1-1% 1 2m 3 Pett dient ot ee Count ot ed 118 2 8 102% i nel a. Girl . 18 6 7 52 3% Rogers--B © Whitman Witlanne 109 9 9 7-2 Femme de Fury bg - 4 ey k Song ' Cho ... 18 3 1 2% 21% 7-2 T-no Cos'tino-- -« 3 8 ' 61% 44 95 8-2% Wright--R D Isaac oe 1 31% 3-1 8% 9-4% Kallai--M Miljus . 13 4 a 12 11-1% 106 10-9% H'son--Hess and Kan Dear Di 118 6 4 Bh 101 11-3 11-1 Hale--Brecon Sta Jack's ay 112 1010 11-2 12 12 12 Marantos--Mrs N Peconi Winner b f 3 Selector --Twice Blessed. Brigid W F Morrissey. Start good, won easily. 'ool 24595. Double. pool 37028. Second Race SPEBL, EXPRESi One and one-sixteenth miles. 8 and 4-year-olds. Claiming sli $2500." $1900, wt ue st _. 117 10 10 10-14% 9-h 4-nk Dalton--Parkway Sta 111 1 11 11-2% 11-8 Gordon--W 5-no F Edmiston 6% Fitz'ons--Seaway Sta 72% Simpson--J C Meyer 82% Uyeyama--Cairnburn Farm 9h Armstrong--F Sweenie % 81 10-1 T'cotte--Millard, P 11-2% 11-1% H'son--Mrs Von Rich'n naga 110 9 12 12 Robinson--M Long timer b, . "3 Midas 2nd -- Roguish. Trainer W A Moorhead. Start good, won driving. Pool 31,502 DAILY DOUBLE 12 and 9 PAID $148.20 Third Race 7-THAT CRITTER ... 2CANADIAN FLAG 5-SILVER BEAU . ° 4% Furlongs. Two-year-old Maidens.Claiming all $7509. Purse $1900. WtPPSt % % Str Fin Jockey Owner 122 6 5 34 1-h 1-2 Remillard -- White = ta 22% 2-1% Dreyer--G R Gard 3-1% Turcotte--G F a 5-1 4-1 Gubbins--Bo-Teek Farm 4h 51% Hale--tein-Robinson 63 64% Potts--C B McNeill 7-1 7-no Parnell--J H Knox 8-2% 82% Brown--McMacken ta 9-1% 99-24% Krokn--Smythe 1l- 10-no Rogers--Minegarten 10-1 = 11- Griffiths--Mrs, Merrill Bergeruk--Criteria. Trainer J. T. Kermath. Pool 40,145 tart good, won ridden out 3-ROCKY RIVER . 13.90 Fourth Race 5 glare ae a, TEMP' ' 7. fa > ap Claiming 1182500. Purse $1800. -- t PPSt % % Str Fin Jockey Owner Yes 3 121%1-% 14 1-5% Harrison--Stafford Farm 147431 22 22 21% Cruz--Audley Farm Tioton's a 10610 7 74 41 32 32% T'cotte--View Hulloa Fm ... 1222 2 2 6nk 51% 41% 4no Potts--W C Pitfield 6 9103 92% 7-1 5-1% Armstrong--Shermanor Fm 62% 5Snk 6nk Robinson--T G Jackson 3-h 6% 7-h Rogers--Mrs S Hoover «+» 107 81211-2 ll-nk 82 8-4% Fitz'ons--G C Hendrie - 109 1uid 12 10-1 92% Dreyer--Dream Crest Fm - 13 9 6 51 84 92 10-% Nash--A M P Smart . 11112 8 92 101 114 11-10% R'sen--J A, E W Knapp On Time +. M15 3 1% 71 12 12 Dittfach--Mrs N Peconi Png dk, b, f, 3, Our Scholar --Croonu. Trainer J Passero. Start good fab Isle of Roses, won easilyPool 47,088. Fifth Race SS0UPS ONT 5-SOUPS ON 1-WINGS OF FLIGHT 7 Furs. 4 year-olds. a all $4500. Purse $2000. Wt PP % % Str Fin ram Pal . 23 1-2% Gubbins--Dew Valley Farm Soups On 3-nk 2h Bohenko--L Lear ge Aha of Flight 111 1-4 3h Robinson--F Korzelius Courier .. 116 4-2% 4-% Cosentino--Hellenic Sta Coysal Trail .. 116 5-2 57% C Potts--Henferd Sta, Star Shadow .. 113 3 3% Sh 7- Murille . wed 4.10 3.10 A 5.90 4.40 That Critter ... Canadian Flag Silver Beau .. 3-3 Whizzinby Oh For Angust . - 860 42 8.40 Jockey Owner 112 7 r 43 32 116 5 6 51% 42 1 2 ink 21% 45 65 64 3 7 7 7- 2 6-% Nash--P Del Greco - 116 6 4 21 il 6-2% 7- Hale -- Mulrooney-Holbeck Winner ch m 6 Palestinian--Elated.Trainer 1. Silvestri. Pool 26,500 Start good, won driving. QUINELLA PAID $89.70 s bps Ag a BINGO 7.10 3.30 2.10 ixth Race 1-BROWN PANTHER dentey): 2.70 zi 3-FOXY PHIL 7 Farlongs. beg and up. Allow-ances, Purse $2700, Str Fin Jockey Owner 3-2 I-no Gordon--W F Edmiston 21% Harrison--Stafford Farm A 3-% Dittfach--Lanson Farm 42% Rasmussen--T G Jackson 5-2% Dalton--Stafford Farm A Y% 611% Wick--J J and L D Regan Al Cash . 7 '7 Rogers-R L Bawden ae b . ry "Don Bingo--Tracelene.Trainer W. F. Start good, won driving Pool 50,834 1+ rkinghh a (Entry) 12.70 Aer 10 My oe Seventh Race 5-Coup d 1-THAT'S AZZ (Entry) 12.70 3 10 oso 1 Mile, 4&-yoar-olds up. Fillies and MaresAllowances. Purse $7500 added. WEePPSst % % = Str eons 114 6 33% - 5 'Etat .. 124 2h 21% 1-1 23% Potts--L ag S1 3h - 12 6-2% 61 Gordon--D A-- 112 43% +h 41% 41% Remillard Bit peadiey 119 72 My 1% re 5-2% Dalton -- Gian-Tosch 107 8 -1% 6h Fitzs's -- Windfields Fm + 9 1-1% rf ¥ th 73 Bohenko--G R Woodrow e 113 S-h 8 8 Rogers -- Useaway Sta s Tuoste--Stare Start good, won driving Gone. Trainer J C Meyer. Pool 54,476 2-INIGO ighth Race 1 ME 11-CHOPPY WIND 1 Mile, Four-year-olds cp. Claiming all$2500. Purse $1900. WtePPSt % % Str Fin Jockey Owner 22% 22% 25 1% yas pea oon 4 Sta 7, 6&nk ih 27% Wright--Armedam Sta Me 72% 33% 32% Harrison--Stafford Farm 1 1 5-h 2 1 66 4. Fdmiston. 9h 61% 4no Fitzs's.--Mrs. Thurner 6nk nk 5-14 Rasmussen--Johnson 6h 6nk Dittfach--D A 7-1 7-2% Turcotte--Miss P Lester 10-% 8% Wilson--Mrs, P P Green 8-1 %1 Annesley--Loughry rona yar. 91 10-no Potts--Four L's Sta Cloud Kid ... 11-3 11-5% Griffiths---T E Hays Nobodys Lad . 2 12 12 nti Ross Winner b bh & Greek Song--Minvterie. Trainer D. McLean Start driving Pool 60,838. Total Pool 400,414. .. areki S-h Compass Point ip 3 12 1l-h 108 Sir Saugeen ,.. 113 4 10 12- Fair Mike ... : BLACK'S MEN'S WEAR v --perfect Spring companion-- With flawless tailoring that has the THE OSHAWA CURLING Club's Board of Directors for the 1962-63 season are shown above, following their initial meeting this week, at which they elected the vari- The annual meeting of The Oshawa Curling Club, at which members heard the re- ports of the various officers and committee chairmen, pro- duced concrete evidence the 1961-62 season, recently concluded, was stiH another successful milestone in the club's history. Retiring president Matt Sut- ton, who conducted the meeting as chairman, in his remarks, thanked the turnout of mem- bers and in particular voiced his appreciation to all the com- mittee chairman and club mem- bers who had contributed to the successful operation of the past season. Secretary - treasurer Jack Judge presented his financial report for the previous season, which was highlighted by a re- spectable balance, in- spite of the heavy expenditures of last year, which included installa- tion of new machinery and a complete set of new pipes, as ewll as major improvements to the walls and building structure. The auditors' report, togeth- er with the minutes of the pre- vious annual and general meet- ings, were also read and adopt- ed. that} ous Officers for the ensuing season: Left-to-right, they are (front row) vice-president, Harry Gay; vice-president and also secretary-treasurer, Jack One of the highlights of the annual meeting, was the presen- tation of the three main "Club Competition" trophies and ac- companying prizes to winners, runners-up and section win- ners. Club manager Fred Moss, in making his report, reviewed all the year's activities in club competition, inter-club visits) etc., and then called on the three trophy winners. Bill Minett presented The Robt. Dixon Memorial Trophy to Hal Butler, skip, and his rink, winners of this club com- petition. J. L. "Lew" Beaton presented The Ernie Parsons Tophy to Father J. C. Pereyma and his rink, winners of this event and Gordon Hare presented The Geo. W. Me- Laughlin Memorial Trophy to Bert Granik, skip, and his rink, winners of the third club com- petition of the regular season. In each case, the skip accepted and made a suitable reply on behalf of his rink. Membership committee chair- man Bill Jack, in his report, pointed out that the club's total membership consisted of 459 active members, with 47 'so- cial' members, three honorary members and one Intermedi- ate. Judge; club president, Oscar Parker; immediate past pres- ident, Matt Sutton and new- est member of the board, 'Waddy' Oke; (back row) Directors Bill Jack, L. M. He pointed out that while a fairly large number of resigna- tions might be anticipated for the 1962-63 season, the waiting list of almost 80, would more than fill expected vacancies. Other key committee reports were given by the various chair- men. These included 3-Day Bonspiel, by Bert White; Box- ing Day Bonspiel by Giles Goulding; Bulletins, by 'Army' Armstrong; Mixed Curling, by Ken Conlin; Sunday eve- ning curling, by Leon Gunn; Junior - Seniors Competitions by George Campbell; Local Bon- spiels, by Bob Patte; Open Bonspiels by Fred Moss; Dance Committee, by Oscar Parker and Bonspiel Permits, by Jim Flett. DIRECTORS ELECTED Four of the club's directors, Jack Judge, Fred Garrard, Matt Sutton and Don Crothers had completed their three-year term of office, with the con- clusion of the 1962 season. All four, «along with members Ken Conlin, 'Waddy' Oke, Larry Marshall and Doug Keel, were nominated for the four vacancies created and in the subsequent election, Messrs. Jack Judge, Fred Garrard, NAGY MOTOR SALES 484 KING STREET WEST Your Authorized Dealer for the Sensational FIAT in Oshawa Developed by one of the world's largest companies Amazing - THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thursday, Mey 10, 3062 9] Eddie Erdelatz Quits Football SAN FRANCISCO (AP)--Ed- die Erdelatz, 49, who rose to football coaching heights with stunning Navy vitcories over' Army, then was fired by th tailend Oakland Raiders of the American League has quit the game "forever and without re- grets." He said Wednesday he is go- ing into public relations work e| International ing to become general manager of the new IHL entry in Port Huron, Mich. Players Lloyd Maxfield, Grant Morton and Sid Garant were taken by Port Huron in the draft. Toledo selected Jean Gherrien, Marcel Boyette, Bill Wilkes, Garth Hayes and Hank Therrien. Fort Wayne tagged Bobby Rivard and Churck Ad- amson. Omaha, Minneapolis-St. IHL Teams Absorb . . Disband Chiefs FORT WAYNE, Ind. (AP)-- Hockey League teams absorbed 10 players from the disbanded Indianapolis Chiefs Wednesday but post- poned until a meeting May 16 the selection of a commissioner. Frank Gallagher, present for a financial corporation. league commissioner, is resign-'Paul and Muskegon passed 'Jim' Souch, A. W. 'Army' Armstrong, B. Bert White, Fred D. Garrard and W. F. 'Bob' Mercer. --Oshawa Times Photo Oshawa Curling Club Closes Banner Season Matt Sutton and 'Waddy' Oke were elected to serve three- year terms as club directors. Following the adjournment of The Oshawa Curling Club's annual meeting, the customary meeting of Oshawa Curlers Limited then followed. JOCKEY INJURED OUT SIX WEEKS CHICAGO (CP) -- Every- thing was going dandy at Sportsman's Park race track for jockey Joe Glor- ioso Wednesday--until the fifth race. The 21-year-old apprentice rode three winners in his first three mounts, then climbed aboard Royal Mark in the fifth race. 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