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OLD WOODBINE RACES RAINING AND SLOPPY THURSDAY, MAY 24, 1962 #Q. GIRL . . 3-MUSICAL HIT . 10FEMME DE FURY fillies, Canadian foaled. Purse $2100. % Str Fin Jockey 28 I-nk Fitz'ons--B O Whitman 1-h 2-14% Turcotte--G Elliott 3-2% 3-3% Gordon--Kellough, Rogers $-1 41% Dreyer--S J Langill 44 5-2% Parnell--Mrs J A McD'gaid 64 6-5% Rogers--V Martin Jr 7-4 7-4% Kallai--Mrs Von Richth'a 9-3 84% Gubbins--M Miljus 8-2 9-2 Dittfach--Shermanor Fm 10-5 10-3% Griffiths--J J Fleming 11-2 11-6% Hale--Mrs F_W Merrill . 119 11212 10-3 12 12 PE gy on < 6 Lm mad Hydro's een, Trainer je ' 'geno cement 18,998. Double Pool 35,627. First Race 7 furlongs. year-old maiden plies Wt PPst % @. Gil ........ 19 8 5 Th Musical Hit .... 114.3 3 1-2 Femme de Fury 119 10 6 3-nk Willanne 109 411 9h .. 1913 7 2% shaw Girl .. 11911 8 10-3 Mock Song 929 8 a Country Road Rick: Chopora sas Mary Frederick Sweet Fashion Winner ch »f 3, Start good, won driving. 6-MALUCIN, 4-FALLS VIEWS ........ 1-TANTRUM'S LAST .. Second Race » claiming all 000. 1 Mile, ibuedkour 'y i oy ee Ps ne ST seks wae 22 22% 11% 13% Bolin--J V Martin & €& 48 2h Parnell--Golden Oaks Sta 3-3% 4-244 3-1 3-1% T'cotte--View Hulloa F'm Ink 1h 22% 4-1% Rasmussen--Janley Sta . 4h 3h 5-3 5-1% Hale--Pine Tree Sta Honey Boots .. 6 51653 6 e esd R W Burgess ---Madiana, Trainer mnie. ep iedd Na easly. as Falls View claimed by Carene Stable, E. Odorico, $3500. Pool 29,836, DAILY DOUBLE 8 AND 6 PAID $110.60 Third Race Furlo' 2 year-old maidens oe ae * wt PPSt % Muskeg ....... 118 2 Y p Rollin Hogan . 118 4 Breconing ..... 118 5 Cameo Flight . 115 1 Laskay Lad ... 118 7 rish Tod ; 2MUSKEG ...... 4ROLLIN HOGAN 5-BRECONING Canadian Foaled Purse $21 % Str Fin Jockey 1-5% Fitzsimmons--C Taylor 2-7% Gubbins--Bill Beasley 3-334 Potts--Brecon Sta 4-4% Robinson--Strom 5-3% As heey oo on ae 6- 6- 6 Bolin-- 'artin Jr, Latin Artist 106 4 Outdistanced Dreyer--Gardiner Winner br c?2 Bull Page--Willow Lake tesmees OC etene XXX-10 LBS AAC Pool 6. %WILLIES WARRIOR .... Fourth Race SWILLIES WARRIOR Furl CDN foaled Claiming all $2500. Purse $1800 ; cgay year pe st : % Str Fin Jockey mer 2-3 1-1% Armstrong--Mrs, Hickling 1-2 2% Dittfach--Mrs, Farara 3-1 Owner IUPoOrmwE VALE OF AVOCA 8.60 4.90 . 6.40 Vale of Avoca 114 6 3 lh 22% Willies Warrior 119 9 4 23 1-1 Toujours . 122 2 9 6nk 5-% Professor Ted . 116 1 1 3h 6-2 Lauralane ..... 107 5 5 8-1 Chopoakee .... 11910 8 5-2% 4-2 Noboy's Lad .. . Kayroman Teddy Joe .. Melody Belle . 112 8 Winner br f 4 Running Water 3-3 Parnell--J B Lauder 5nk 4-% Robinson--W N Walker 6-144 5-44 Wolski--J R Mcintyre 42 6-4% McComb--J L Cooke 8-2 7-1% Cosentino--R E Rose 7-1 8nk Potts--Four L'S tSa }- 9-8 9-13% Brown--Triple Sta 9-1% 10- 10 10 Gordon--D M Strom 2nd--Nult De Deauville.... see Trainer A Hickling x-5 LBS AA Pool 45,486 Fifth Race 7 Furlongs 3 year-olds. Claiming all Wt PPSt % % Crafty Lace ... 442% 24 Fire queen ... 1 3 1-2% I-nk Mir oan is 22 Ss Dutch" a ar Kekona . 16666 6 6- 5-nk Simpson-- JH OX Grey Duke 115 3 1 42 5-4% 5-1 6- Fitzsimmons--W J Farr A~ Winner b g 8 Crafty Admiral--FrenchLace. Trainer W Thurner A-Coupled X-5 XXX 10 LBS AAC Quinella Pool 24,926 Pool 17,281 1-CRAFTY LACE .... 450 2.40 2.10 2FIRE QUEEN ese 5.00 2.70 4-NAPELLE eseeoeeeees 90 $6000, Purse $2100. Str Fin Jockey Owne: 1-% 1-3% McComb--W J Farr A-- 25 22 Dreyer--J Smallwood 4-10 3h Griffiths--L W Ruby 3-nk 411% Gubbins--Dew Valley Frm 115 108 6.60 4.00 2.90 . 3.50 2.70 9.30 QUINELLA 1 AND 3 PAID $30.40 2DUTY WATCH .... 7-CHOPPY WIND Sixth Race 8-WILWYN STREET | 2 Farlongs ,4-year-clds an@ up, Canadian foaled, claiming 2! $1800. PP St 8 Fin Jockey Owner Duty Watch m * S 15 Simpson--Double Sta Choppy Wind ... 2-1 Dalton--Stafford f'm Wilwyn Street 3-2% Griffiths--G Atkinson Qui Miss Su .... 4-1% Gubbins--Shermanor Fm More Water ... A ts 2 * Bre teres 5-2% Hale--L E Taylor 6-54 Dreyer--J Saliba 7-1% Turcotte--Mrs F W 8-3% Roser--Tulachmore F'm 9-3% Cosentino--E B Seedhouse fa 10-1 Rogers--G Tuck 2. 10- ll- Adams--Five Gee Sta Over. Trainer J C Meyer. Pool 42861. erat Pests a? * Ete = reese 9-) L- 6- z ¥ Dutch Miss .... 11710 4 1-1% Winner br g 5 Flag Bonnet--Tick Start good, won easily. pt 1-I RECALL Seventh Race SABSENT GON s.ccccc005.0005- ances. Purse $2500. Str Fin Jockey Owner 1-8 1-11 Harrison--T E Hays 2-3% 2-3% Dalton--Eand G Sta 3-% 3-1%4 Hale--Pine Tree Sta 43 4-3% Dittfach--Lanson F'm 5-6 5-8% McComb--H C Burton 6-2% 6.1% Dreyer--Amcan Acres eae a 7-8 7-9% Rogers--M 7 eae oman Wil "h 1% 8-1% 8-3% Turcotte--G a Giodereta 109 1 34 9 2% Robinson--Mrs D M Strom Winner b 3 Castleton -- Ballynatch. Trainer F H Merrill Jr. Start good, won easily. Pool 49672. 6-BROWN ENSIGN Eighth Race BROWN ENSIGN 1 mile, 3 and 4-year-olds. Claiming $2500. Purse $1900. Wt PPSt % Str Fin Jockey Owner Conseil des Arts 118 &h 63% 22 1-1% Armstrong--N'tondale Sta Brown Ensign 112 il 9-4 4-1% 2-2% Brown--Albob Farm Taquomee 107 3-2 3-nk T'cotte--Early Mischief Sta Remister . 1-1 4-6% Gubbins--J Bozzo Peel Express ... 5-nk Rogers--M J Hawkins 6-2 Wolski--E A Cady 7-1% Hale--Mrs V G Cardy 8-4% Dalton--F Tosch Romping Chance 7-%4 10-2 9-5% Dittfach---M J Swartz (A Peterboro 105 5 1010-1 11- 10-6% Harrison--Ruffsin Fm Swan Town 10 6 8 94 «81% ll ll Rasmussen--S Brener (A Winner ch, g, 4, Menetrier -- Lady Angela. Trainer A. Hickling. Start good, won driving. Pool 47,077. Total Pool 345,811. Attendance 5,929. MARINE STORAGE & SUPPLY LTD. APPOINTED DEALER FOR NEW OMC BOATS Coming Soon 6-SMALL TYPE .... 1 Mile, 3-year-olds, allow Wt PI Pst % Small Type .... 109 I Recall ... Absent Son Tres Suave Kings Wild Ballymacoy Falsun eo * = SIE RV ees fo kame en - Use Ioeue® pePeeyrene rE RPRKo * 2-CONSEIL DES ARTS 6.80 3.40 4.70 33.00 6-2% Ruby Gar ; Alpine Hills ... Arctic Pilot * THEY WEAR "mud packs" but not for beauty--they got them in their business. 'oc- keys Bob Griffiths (left) and 'Small Type' Wins Feature Old Woodbine | TORONTO (CP) Small} Type scored his fifth consecu-| tive victory of the season when) he won the featured Golden Purse at Old Woodbine Thurs- day. Ridden by Jerry Harrison,} Small Type galloped through|Opening for 1962 season and) the mud to a ridiculously easy 1l-length triumph over I Recall.|and interested visitors, at 2.00) Absent Son finished third. Small Type cavered the mile) Jockey Dick Armstrong of) Winnipeg, who misjudged the fipish line while riding Men>ri im Wednesday's sixth race, be- came a double loser Thur patrol pictures of that race. Not only did Armstrong lose a photo finish on Menari, but the stew- ards suspended him for 10 days for careless riding. races Thursday--the fourth on} Vale of Avoca and the eighth on| Conseil des Arts, The daily double paid $110.60) when Q Girl and Malucina won the first two races. The quin- Queen in the fifth paid $30.40.} Ron Turcotte, are shown af- ter a race at Old Woodbine Fark, yesterday. The boys didn't don the "goo"' for their complexion -- the mud was splashed there, flying at them from the hooves of the horses that were out in front. --(CP Wirephoto) SPORTS CALENDAR TODAY SOFTBALL Beaches Major _ Fastball League -- Oshawa Tony's vs Randall-Roy Metals, at Kew Beach Gardens, 7.30 p.m. SATURDAY TENNIS Oshawa Tennis Club, Official "Open House" to all members p.m. RUGGER u $2500, purse in 1.42 2-5 and paid $3.80 to win.| Ontario Schools "Seven-A- Side" 2nd annual Rgger Tour- nament, at Oshawa Donevan| Collegiate, at 12.00 o'clock noon.| LAWN BOWLING Men's Doubles Tournament Merri after stewards studied the film (w, Cooke Trophy) at Oshawa Lawn Bowling Club. WAS MAJOR-LEAGUER ENID, Okla. (AP) -- Former major league baseball player 3.00 270 25° Armstrong, whose suspension|Raymond Allen (Rip) Radcliff, 5.00 begins Saturday, won two|55, died of an apparent heart attack Wednesday night. A first baseman and outfielder, he baited over .300 in five of the 10 seasons he played for major league teams, including Chicago White Sox, St. Louis Browns and Detroit Tigers. His best """\season in the majors was in|Kroantue, If; ella of Craft Lace and Fire}1940 when he hit .342 for St.jlorme, rf; Hodgson; p; Zufelt, Louis. Ajax Defeats Jury-Lovell Ajax defeated Jury and Lovell in the Legion Midget League baseball fixture, last night at Alexandra. Park, 9-5. | Williams pitched the win for Ajax and had a total of 10 strikeouts but he allowed only five scattered hits. Jury and Lovell got two runs, by Gallant and Mills in the third frame and splurged for a three-run rally in |the sixth, to make it interesting. |Alexander, Gallant, Mills, Tul- loch and Zufelt were their best at the plate. Hodgson started for Jury and Lovell and gave way to Mc- Intyre before the game was over. Hodgson held Ajax to a |run in the third inning but he weakened for two more in the fourth frame, Trailing 5-3, Ajax staged a big six-run rally in their top half of the 7th inning, to win the game, with Jones, Cookson, Rozalow- ski, O'Shea, Boyd and Black, all crossing the plate in the big parade. AJAX -- Kennedy, cf; Lim- kidle, 1b; Jones, ss; Cookson, 3b; Rozalowski, c; O'Shea, 2b; McGidern, If; Black, rf; Wil- liams, p; Boyd, If in 5th. JURY AND LOVELL -- 'Alex- |ander, 3b; Gallant, c;f Couch, c; |Mills, 1b; Tullock, ss; Chas. | Sutton, 2b; De- |rf in 5th; McIntyre, p in 7th. a TROJAN 21" ! WEEDS IN ONE FAST, TROJAN OR VULCAN POWER MOWER!! 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Although playing under rough conditions, and on a slippery field, all the teams gave a good account of themselves. The first match, ending at 4-1 for Kick- ers, was not one-sided by any means and was a battle all the way. Three of the goals were spaced at one minute intervals, at the close of the first half, but they were enough to decide the game. Hungaria's weakness is in the forward line, and with a player or two to give them punch around the net, they will be a stronger team, Their defence has been very sound and none of the goals scored against them have been flukes. Some tall "body English" did the trick for Kickers, with Wil- liams and Laidlaw sharing the goals at two each. The side-line goal judges had plenty to cheer about in both games as all the goals were perfectly done. At fourteen minutes, Williams scored a beauty for Kickers, with a long high lob and at thirty-six minutes he headed his second into the net, to give his team a 2-0 lead. This only lasted one minute, when with Kickers' defence tied in knots around their own goal, Fenyves booted home a goal for] -- In the second period, although two down, Hungaria were deter- mined to get even but they had no luck whatsoever, even though they had their share of chances. At thirty-six minutes of the period, Laidlaw again scored what was the last goal of the game, to salt away the two points for Kickers. GOOD TIE GAME Ukrainia and Rangers put on a splendid display in the second game. and, although Ukrainia were classier and smoother in their team-work, they failed to master the flying Rangers, who made up in determination for what they lack in skill and got a tie because of it. This was a hard struggle all| the way and it took twenty min-| utes for a goal to materialize. | At this point, L. Choloniuk, one of the few "'originals" left in the league, labelled the ball and mailed it direct with a booming shot, on Which Ran-| gers' goalie had no. chance; whatever, a tremendous goal| which put Ukrainia in front. | This made the Rangers sag| somewhat but they held on for} the rest of the period and kept | the hard-pressing opposition} from increasing their lead. | At eighteen minutes of the second half, Ritchie tied the game with a genuine crowd-| pleaser of a goal, a long, high/ shot that was marked '"'goal'"' all the way in. The game started anew on even terms, and although| THE OSHAWA TIMES, Friday, Mey 25, 1962 7§ Ukrainia came close several times, one shot bouncing off the post, they had to be content with the single point. If the rest of the season con- tinues at this pace, then it may very well be the closest-fought season so far, with single goals deciding games, and this of course makes it far more inter- esting for the fans. Two Labatt Awards made, one after each game, an in this it proved to be a good night for centre-halves. This award, which is proving to be an excellent feature this season, for the star of the game, and were Kickers Top Hungaria; Ukrainia Ties Rangers at the same time giving keen competition to the players, was won by centre-half Gerry Kea of Rangers and centre-half Rein- hold App, of Kickers, who play- ed outstandingly for their teams, ; FUTURE GAMES Wednesday, May 30: Rangers vs. Kickers at 8.00 and on Fri- day, June 1: Hungaria vs. Polonia at 8.00. Gd)... s200 coos WTELE A Pte, Ukrainia Polonia 50 Kickers Rangers Hungaria SC © Crests C "SS BOLAHOO 61 KING EAST © Club Sweaters © Uniforms ATTENTION! ! @ BALL CLUBS @ LEAGUES @ TEAMS COMPLETE OUTFITTING & SUPPLIES @ Balls @ Cops © Bats, ete. TRY US FOR PRICE AND QUALITY "Servicing All Sports In Oshawa & District" D SPORTSHAVEN OSHAWA Hungaria. But this again was short-lived, when, with a minute remaining in the period, Laid-| law shot low inside the post to! beat the Hungaria net-minder| and take a 3-1 lead at the half.| REMEMBER WHEN... ? | By THE CANADIAN PRESS REMEMBER WHEN ... Fred Perry, the British tennis star, made his pro- fessional debut in London 25 years ago today against his old Davis Cup rival, Ells- worth Vines. The lanky Californian gained the vic- tory after a long struggle, 7-5, 6-8, 6-2, 4-6, 6-3. OPEN NEW TRACK CANANDAIGUA, N.Y. (AP); Finger Lakes, the newest horse racing plant in the United States, got away to an unex- pectedly healthy start Wednes- day as a crowd of more than 12,000 turned out for opening day. Jockey George Gibbs rode) five winners, including both) divisions of the featured sales ¥% Finger Lakes Inaugural. + Beautify your home the modern, functional way; clean, durable ASPHALT DRIVEWAYS last a housetime. 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