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WOODBINE RACE CHARTS TRACK FAST 13.60 $70 4.40 veer 5.30 1070 THURSDAY, JUNE 7, 1962 First Race 7 Furlongs, 8 and 4-year-clds, Wt PP St % Str key Owner Castle Walk ul 7 2-2% 2-3 Ink 1-1% Rob'son--North Amer, Crown Princess iil 64 i-h 24 22 D'fach--Golden West 125 ris 31% Fé ie 3-1% Roser--White Oak Sta Montana Bom'r 110 6-h 4h Lanoway--R J McC'herty 104 . 104 T-CASTLE WALK yey ti PRINCES 9-IRANG maidens. Pans $1900, % Fin Joc _ rs POwd. Toe 5-5% Anyon--S J Langill 7-4 6nk Ha'son-- KS Currey 5% 6% 7-5% G'fiths--J E F Seagram 8-5 8-5 84 Gubbins--Kinrara Sta an - & Fitzsi'ns--Windfields F'm Potts--L Lear fanaa, Trainer G Magnusson. Pool 23,385 Double pool. 38,217 40 11.90 6.70 740 eed 45 A paere osu Fsepueteers Donnon Golden Lad 104 Fighting Fiddler 113 1 Gen'l Command 116 8 7 Monoblend 13:5 8 Winner bf 3 Roman Patrol Start good, won driving . 2 ait SMIRLYS ROUGE Houdaille, west diamond. Also, Tues. July 10. vs Whitby Abner's, at Whitby. Inter-County Softball Loop Schedule Dates Tues. June 5 -- Foley's vs at Lakeview Park and Ukrainian Aces vs Police Assoc. ,at Alexandra park, Wed. June 6 -- Genosha Aces Also, Wed. July 11. Thurs. June 7 -- Foley's vs Second Race 10-KATE KIRK One and one-sixteenth miles. 'gig and up, Claiming ail $2500. Purse 'chee Wt PI % St Sun Hash ' Smirlys Rouge i Kate Kirk . Act in Haste Sandy Sugar pnd Fields . Swamp Fox Mayfair Mews .. Winner ch, g,5, Start good, won . 116 210 9 Pst Fin Jockey Hale--Mrs F W Merrill McComb--J Smith 3-2% Annesley---Mrs G Graham 4-2% Fitz'ons--S Caplan 5-1% Dittfach -- W. P_ Hibbitt 6-2% Potts Brener and Crane 7-3 Bolin--R_L, G F Trembly 10- 1%, 9-h 10- Sunglow handily. Pool 34,540. Hawi 9-2% Brown--F Gorlick Simpson--H Katz jash. Trainer Fred W, Merrill. DAILY DOUBLE 7and 2 PAID $146.10 Third Race CT ae 7-ROYA! Str Fin Jockey JILL phi 13- BRECONING (isla)... 4.00 3.10 3.80 & Furlongs, 2-year-olds, maidens, Canadian foaled, Purse $2100. Wt PPSt % Canebora Royal Jill ... Breconing Welcome Pard'r ll Wintry Bright Reward Jayell's Eyes Albion Star ... Bobby Brier . Miss Bodkin ,... Shifty Sadie .. Like Velvet Artista Er eae 5- 6-nk Th 8-n) PTES TT SESe + rs 10- 0-1 110 118 115 11 Fy 9% 13- 13- Rogers-- J 9-nk McComb--Mrs 10-2% Gubbins--G 11-2 11-1% Har'son--C E Allan 12-4 12-5% Parnell--Mrs W Holmes Lanoway--K R Marshall Owner 1-34 1-6% Fitzsi' ns---Windfields rm 2h Robinson--C Smythe 3-4% Potts--Brecon Sta 4-4% Dittfach--Golden West Gordon--E C Morgan Annesley--J E F Seagram L _Smaliman -nk Viola--H W Knight Jr MacLe'n F R Gardiner Winner br o 2 Navy Page or CanadianChamp--Menebors, Trainer G McCann Pool 47,876 Fourth Race 7-FLIGHT 1-NORTH BAY 2-WINDSOR FOREST PRINCESS . 6 Furlongs 4 year- xg and up _ClaimingAll $3500. Purse $1900. PP St % St Windsor Forest Flight Pri'Cess North Bay Sea Shanty Charocative Mary's Reward Unstar Peel Parlor Adolph Iilume Lady Herne Fighting Star Shadow Conservatory Pool 52,001 116 : 112 1 Rocket 10612 3 5S-h Fin Jockey 1 ' 4 oes 12% 107 7 6 4% 2-h 116.1 13 9nk 5-nk 116 8 12 Bh 6- 3 5 3nk 42% 6 11 13-4 13-1 11 1 121 91 5-114 108 ll 6-nk 7-% 7-nk 9nk } 9% 10-h h il-nk lll 13 2 2h 3-1 14-14 X-5 LBS AAC F-Field Winner b g 6 Windfields-Merry Quiz. Trainer L Cavalaris Jr 4.70 3.80 3. 10.00 5. 3. Owner % Fitzsimmons--Miss Dressel % Bolin--E C Pasquale Anyon--Audliey Farm Dittfach--Mrs. DH Coulter Roser--Rymar Sta ¢ Parnell--Mrs. RW Merrill Rasssen--Cairnburn Fa 10-h 81% Harrison--Carene Sta Cosentino--Mrs, Fisher Gubbins--B Farara 9 10- 1-4 11-1% Potts--Four L'S Sta tu 14 10 1i-h 8-1 12-1 12-1% Armstrong Bage-Kearney 13-3 13-24 McComb--Del Greco Robinson--T P Stable Fifth Race 5-GRAY MOUSE 2-CHANCEALL 7 Furlongs, % and 4-year-old maidens.Purse $1900, Boy Wonder Gray Mouse .. Chanceall 7s Copper Cliff Red Flyer Joe The Capt'n Dunk Moon Wartaga Artificio Rickshaw Girl Winner b g 3 Barbizon--Youngun, Start good, won Quinella pool 25, - 6 + 116 Wt PP St Fin 8 Str "4 3-4 Jockey = % lik Rs aPeers RNR Orme * Per Soeeyer we 104 1) 113 e¢i-er ee ore zme 109 116 of = - = 3 pudceSenae ee ez Ca se oP Rook 125 107 6 4 4-nk e 10- handily. Pool 30,305 894 1%, 3-244 Annesley-- 4-2% Har'son--W A Graul 5-4 G'bins--Mrs Von Rich'n 6-4% Robinson--R E Cook 7-1% D'fach--Shermanor F'm 8-3% Simpson--M Miljus 9-6% Lanoway--R Gian Bolin--V TTrainer W HMoorhead 9BOY WONDER. ..... 5.40 3.20 ' 3.40 Owner 1-4% Anyon--B C Hickman 2-2% Roser--White Oak Sta Double M F'm Martin Jr QUINELLA 8 and 5 PAID $11.50 Sixth Race 3-FAIR JUROR . 8-HASH BOY 9-STAR GUN 4.90 4.00 11.9 6 Furilongs, wedge and up, eiaim ing all $4500, Purse $2000. Fair Juror .... Hash Boy Star Gun ...e0-, Str Fin 1-2% 12 t PP st % 4 Jockey - Owner Har'son--Ruffsin F'm 2-no Bolin--Janley Sta Fehes se re * 3-3% Fitzsi'ns--J E F Seagram 4-nk Roser--W H Farr 5-1% Arm'g--Newtond'le Sta 6-144. Gubbins----K R Marshall ' 7-1% Viola--W D Latimer Lady Gangster 8-1% Annesley--Mrs J Annesley Time Off ood 9-%4 Cos'tine--Mrs C W Kohl Vale of Aboca . 10-24% Simpson--Mrs A_ Hickling Brierama 11211 1 Ienk 43 91 11- Robinson--E J Reed Winner ch g 8 Fairaris -- High Style, memes D F Marks, Start good, won ridden out. 'ool 48,023 Cairnfield .. Mr, Félgor ..... Senor Teddy ... Queen's Tour * sid ict Saee uw' caine Sa2ses 'Fanos Te on ae gy penn Ss ers ~ FooH : OFReIM@aseny ee 10-1 1l- 7 103 = 1 ul- Esso vs Foley's at Alexandra vs Houdaille, at Lakeview Park. Also, on Thurs. Aug. 9. 6.45 p.m. Ukrainian Aces, at Bathe Park; Houdaille vs Police, at Lakeview and Abner's Esso vs Genosha Aces, at Alexandra Park, west diamond. Also Thurs. July 12. Tues. June 12 -- Foley's vs Police, at Lakeview Park and Houdaille vs Genosha Aces, at Alexandra Park, west diamond. Also, Tues. July 17. Wed. June 13 -- Ukrainian Aces vs Abner's Esso, at Whit- by. Also, Wed. July 18. Thurs. June 14 -- Foley's vs Genosha Aces, at Alexandra Park, west diamond; Police vs Ukrainian Aces, at Bathe Park; Abner's Esso vs Hou- daille, at Lakeview Park. Also, Thurs: July 19. Tues., June 19 -- Ukrainian Aces vs Houdaille, at Lakeview Park and Genosha Aces vs Po- lice Assoc, at Alexandra Park,| 'west diamond. Also, Tues.,| July 24. Wed. June 20 -- Foley's vs Abner Esso, at Whitby. Also, Wed. July 25. Suns Downed 16-1 By Climbing Jets y THE CANADIAN PRESS g Pain Jets are the de- fending International League champions and they played that way Thursday night. In the pro- cess, they humiliated the league leading Jacksonville Suns. The Jets, who have been in last plece most of this season, exploded with power as they walloped Suns 16-1 at Columbus. It was the worst defeat Jack- sonville has suffered this sea- son. In other games, Toronto Maple Leafs scored three times in the ninth inning to edge Duf- falo Bisons 5-4, Rochester Red Wings defeated Syracuse Chiefs 75 and Atlanta Crackers 1 gg Richmond Virginians 11-0. In the Columbus game, Jets scored six runs in the second inning and another seven in the fourth. They scored twice in the first and added their final run in the eights. The Suns' lone run came in the first inning. GET ONLY 5 HITS Bob (Riverboat Smith went the route for Columbus, limit- ing Suns to five hits. A peculiar fact about the loss was that Jacksonville used only two pitchers. Starter Art Cec- jearelli gave way to Vic Daval- lilo in the fourth. Davallilo had been in centre field until then, Lou Johnson supplied the big blow that gave Leafs their win Thurs. June 21 -- Houdaille vs Foley's, at Lakeview Park; Abner's Esso vs _ Ukrainian Aces, at Bathe Park and Polive Assoc. vs Genosha Aces, at " exandra Park, west diamond. Also on Thurs. July 26. Tues. June 26 -- Ukrainian Aces vs Foley's, at Alexandra Park, west diamond and Gen- osha Aces vs' Houdaille, at Lakeview Park. Also, on Tues. July 31. Wed, June 27 -- Police vs Abner's Esso, at Whitby. Also, on Wed. Aug. 1 Thurs. June 28 -- Houdaille vs Ukrainian Aces, at Bathe Park; Genosha Aces vs Fo- ley's, at Lakeview Park and Abner's Esso vs Police, at Al- exandra Park, west diamond. Also, Thurs. Aug. 2. Tues. July 3 -- Police Assoc. vs Foley's, at Lakeview Park; Ukrainian Aces vs Genosha Aces, at Alexandra Park, west diamond, Also on Tues. Aug. 7. Wed. July 4 -- Houdaille vs Abner's Esso, at Whitby. Also, on Wed. Aug. 8. Thurs. July 5 -- Genosha Aces vs Ukrainian MAN IN ARCTIC ORDERS SEATS TORONTO (CP)--A man from Frobisher Bay, on Baffin Island in the Arctic, has written to the Jockey Club here to reserve six seats for the 103rd running of the Queen's Plate, Satur- day June 16. G. Bryson of Fribisher Bay was specific concern- ing the accommodation he requires for the $75,000 clas- sic. He ordered six seats, in a group and asked that they be located on the third tier of the grandstand, He added that he is leaving Frobisher Bay next Wednesday and will pick up the tickets on Friday, June 15. Gordon Emery, admis- sions manager of the JC Tracks, has sent a telegram to Bryson advising him that his' reserved seats are wait- ing. Aces, at Bathe Park; Abner's Park, west diamond and Police Note -- All games called for 8-SAQUEADOR (DH) 29.60 25.00 8.90 boregerg HR (DH) 31.80 15.20 6.00 CALAIS 2ND (entry) 2.70 -4-year-olds and ap. Allowances. Seventh Race One and miles, 2 one-sixteenth Purse $2800. leclenutes Str Fin Jockey 7 1 1. Anyon--R Gian 1-4 Fitz'ons--Bill Beasley 3-2% Potts--Lanson Farm (A) 4-h McComb--C Smythe 5h Rogers--J R Mcintyre 6-42 Adams--N E Rocamora 7-2% Harrison--J Tomlinson 8-2 Robinson--Vis. Hardinge 93 9-nk Dittfach--Lanson Farm (A) Parnell--Double M Sta ° Rasmussen--A G Hedges * --Deadheat for first A -- Coupled Winners: DH-Saqueador DH-Majestic Hr, Calais 2nd 114 10 Just Dont' Shove 111 1 War Bang 116 Rococo Rogue 115 Popsaysno 115 Chopavane ..... Axeman ees Raven Wing Whitville or as PROSE =Fer rrs-ooekwe FS mao ee no eee 2 Os. Ca a 109 eSenartaroure? = 1 1 3 2 4 8 5 6 eteves 121 14 110 + Saqueador, b, h, 5, My Love -- Snow Queen, Trainer F H Merrill Jr. Majestic Hour, ch, c, 4, Queen's Own -- Bright Flash. Trainer R S Bateman, s 7-WHITE APACHE --. 12.20 'rie 3.80 Eighth Race PLOVELY' SUBY . oa'eeeeen' in 4-COMPASS POINT (DH) One and one-sixteenth miles. 4-year-olds and up. Claiming all $2500. Purse siiee. Wt PP St % White Apache -nk 1-1% Potts--Four L's Sta Lovely Susy Ya 2-1 Har'son--Long View Farm DH-Menari DH-Compass Pt. Bomar Mac's Trophy .. Jolly Molly ..... Dr Em Jay Noble Roman Kingwood Start good, won driving. Pool 57,649. 1.10 5.60 3-MENARI ow Str Fin Jockey Owner 1 3 Robinson--C A Ball 3-44% Roser--W D Hatch 5-24 Viola--Mrs J Major 6-1% Rogers--Short, Waterman 7-4 Parnell--J H_ Knox 8-1% Anyon--Mrs F H Merrill Jr . 9-6 99% Armstrong--Newtondale Sta h 10- 10- Gordon--Leroy A Tobey DH -- Deadheat for third. Royal 2nd --Fun Time, Trainer FW Russell. Pool 60-108, Total Pool 417,998, ene r-n* PS 3 6 9 5 8 Peereers, 14 3-h 3 3 1 1 1 7 2 2 4 0 PEP SHV ES RS Yoes ao Winner, ch, h, 7, Blue Start good, won driving. Attendance 6,614. of the northern lawn tennis championships. Mrs. Karen Hantz Susman of San Antonio, Tex., and Dar- lene Hard of Long Beach, Calif., also smashed their way into the semi-finals. Mrs. Susman, 18 - year + old Wightman Cupper, defeated Victoria Palmer of Phoenix, Californian Downs Aussie In Match MANCHESTER, England (AP)--Carole Caldwell, 18, of Santa Monica, Calif., pulled a big upset Thursday by downing top-seeded Australian Margaret Ariz., 9-7, 6-8. Miss Hard elim. South Africa Must Give Way To Segregation MOSCOW (CP) -- The Inter- national Olympic Committee has given South Africa one year to eliminate racial segre- gation in sport. Otto Mayer, IOC chancellor, said Wednesday after the com- mittee's second day of meet- ings that the Soviet member of the committee, Alexei Rom- anov, had moved to suspend the South African Olympic Commit- tee and ban South African teams from the Olympic events "to force the government to change its policies." An amendment introduced by Eric von Frenckell of Finland was adopted instead. The amendment gave the South Af- rican committee "strong warn- ing" that the international com- mittee would withdraw its rec- ognition of races and sports event. The IOC also heard a report on preparations for the 1964 Olympic Games in Tokyo from the Japanese organizing com- mittee. The opening ceremonies will be held Oct. 10 and com- petitions will begin the follow- Smith 6-2, 5-7, 6-2 in thelnated Britain's Rita Bentley women's singles quarter-finals! 5 ing day. THIS IS WHY ALL CONTRACTORS CHOOSE \ McCullough Lumber As Their Source for Building Supplies @ PRICES ARE RIGHT! Volume buying from top tractors with best prices. @ MECHANIZED LOADING -- 3 TRUCKS For fast, efficient delivery where and when the eontroctors want #, @ TOPS IN SERVICE Controctors receive finest service before, during, end efter matericls ere purchased. @ FREE ESTIMATES Call our office (728-4688). We provide building materia! estimates ef no extra cost. end provide con- "A CUSTOMER IS THE MOST IMPORTANT PERSON IN OUR BUSINESS* a ' | 1270 SIMCOE ST NORTH * OSHAWA, ONT. == a a) FRENCH HORSE WINS LONDON (AP)--Mme. Suzy Volterra's Dicta Drake won the $11,000 Coronation Cup at Ep- som Thursday in a photo finish with Your Highness, the 1961 Irish Derby winner. Dicta Drake was the 2-1 favorite in the 144-mile race. over Buffalo. Johnson slammed a bases-loaded double in the ninth to score two runs, Bisons had taken a 4-1 lead in the fourth inning. Three of the runs scored on two homers by John Herrnstein. Russ Heman, third Leaf pit- cher, was credited with the vic- tory. Starter Bobby Locke suf- fered the loss. Neil Chrisley hit an eighth- inning home run for Toronto. Righthander Bob Sadowski, who had been averaging more than eight runs a game prior to Thursday night's contest, pitched a_ six-hitter to lead Crackers to their win over Richmond, Sadowski walked three and struck out five as he posted his fourth victory against five losses. Crackers went ahead 3-0 in the first inning. They added two more runs in the third and then had three-run innings in the fifth and ninth. A single, sacrifice and a two- base throwing error by Bud Zipfel paved the way for Ro- chester's winning run against Syracuse. Loser pitcher Grover Powell forced the seventh Red Wing run across when he was called on a balk, Powell pitched only the eighth inning but it cost him his third loss. He has two wins. Reliever Dick Luebke won his fourth game in seven decisions with 2 2-3 innings of scoreless pitching. SPORTS CALENDAR TODAY SOCCER National League -- Toronto Hellenic vs Oshawa Italia, at Kinsmen Civic Memorial Sta- dium, 8.00 p.m. SOFTBALL Beaches Major Fastball Leagué -- Oshawa Tony's vs Dependable Caterers, at Kew Gardens, 7.30 p.m. BASEBALL Oshawa Legion Minor Assoc. (Pee Wee League) -- Roughley Insurance vs Dairy Queen, at Eastview Park and Firemen's Assoc. vs Whitby at Whitby; both games at 6.30 p.m. SATURDAY SOFTBALL Scugog Cleaners vs Tony's Vendors, at Alexandra Park, 7.30 p.m. LACROSSE OLA Senior League St. Catharines vs Brooklin, at Brooklin Community Arena, 8.45 p.m. SOCCER Oshawa and District Assoc.-- Rangers vs Hungaria SC at 2.00 p.m. and Ukrainia vs Pol- onia, at 3.30 p.m. both games at Kinsmen Civic Memorial Stadium. LAWN BOWLING Mixed Trebles Tournament (Ward Trophy) at Oshawa Lawn Bowling Club. MOTOR CAR RACING Players 200 Classic, at Mos- port Park, Orono, 12.00 p.m. AT PETERBORO Oshawa Lawn Bowlers Shine In Peterborough Mixed doubles teams from the Oshawa Lawn Bowling Club placed first and second in the Trophy at Peterborough on Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. John Morrison won the silverware with a score of 52 plus 15; while Bob Gallagher and Mrs. R. Mann were second with a score of 52 plus 4. The highlight of one of the games played by Mr. and Brookmeade Farm Sold To Crossmans UPPERVILLE, Va. (AP)-- Brookemeade Farm, a_ top United States horse - breeding farm, has been sold to Mr. and Mrs, William C, Crossman Jr. of Herndon, Va., for $400,000. Mrs, Isabel Dodger Sloane, who died this spring, owned and op- erated the 777-acre estate for more than 30 years. Mrs. Morrison was the eight- end they scored. Ron Knox and his partner of Peterborough took third place with a score of 46. Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Andrews, Streetsville, were fourth with 40. Prizes for high score with two wins went to Mr. and Mrs. Me- Gee, Peterborough, for a score of 45 plus 2. W. A. Hoskin and Mrs. McCully, of Cobourg, won the prizes for one win with a score of 44 plus 3 VETERAN RETURNS NEW YORK (AP) --Line- backer Tom Scott of New York Giants signed Thursday for his 10th season in the National Football League. The 32-year- old defensive star was played on two Eastern Conference title teams since being obtained by the Giants from Philadelphia prior to the 1959 season. THE OSHAWA TIMES, Pridey, June 8, 1962 9] Grey Cup Game Made Available TORONTO (CP) -- CFTO-TV, Toronto's private television sta- tion, and CTV Television Net- work Limited, yesterday an- nounced that the Grey Cup football telecast will be offered to the full CBC network free of charge. John Bassett, chairman of and Spencer Caldwell, CTV president, have '"'agreed to sup- ply the Grey Cup game feed to CBC free for transmission on the entire CBC network coast to coast, including those areas where there are independent stations of the CTV network." The CTV network has eight stations--in Halifax, Montreal, CFTO-TV, said in an interview his station's broadcast of the game--to be played in Toronto Saturday, Dec. 1 -- will be of- fered without charge to the CBC to carry the spectacle to the greatest possible number of fans across the country. CFTO-TV and the network of which it is a member purchased exclusive TV rights to the game from the Canadian Football League last month for $175,000. Bassett, also chairman of Tor- onto Argonauts of the Eastern Football Conference, said he Stewards Make All-Out Inquest On Epsom Spill EPSOM, England (CP)-- Track stewadrs launched an all-) out inquest Thursday into the 183rd running of the Derby, in which seven horses fell and six jockeys were injured. Four of the jockeys who hit the turf in the amazing pileup at Tattenham Corner, the sharp turn into the Epsom Downs stretch, still were in the hospi- tal. Their condition was de- scribed as satisfactory. Crowding at Tattenham Cor- ner in big races is notorious, with the riders of strong-finish- ing horses trying to bull their way into a contending position while the facing front runners drop back, Ottawa, Toronto, Winnipeg, Ed. monton, Calgary and Van- couver. In areas covered by both CTV and CBC, both could carry the game. MAJOR LEAGUE LEADERS By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS American League ; AB R H Pet. Jimenez, K. City 160 21 56 .350 A. Smith, Chi 149 22 51 .342 Rollins, Minn 211 27 72 341 Runnels, Boston 187 25 63 .337 Kaline, Detroit 146 32 49 .336 Essegian, Cle 128 26 43 .336 Runs--Green, Minnesota 43. Runs batted in--Siebern, Kan- sas City 41, Hits--Rollins 72. ------ -- Robinson, Chicago Triples--A. Smith, Chicago 5. Home runs -- Gentile, Balti- more and Cash, Detroit 15. Stolen bases -- Howser, Kan- sas City 16. Pitching -- Donovan, Cleve- land 8-2, .800, Strikeouts Sota 69. --Pascual, Minne- National League AB R Hi Pet, Williams, Chi 209 44 .73 .349 F. Alou, SF a q 201 38 69 .343 Musial, St. Louis 132 21 44 .333 T. Davis, Los A. 229 42 76 .332 Davenport, SF 181 35 60 .331 Canadians Get 10 Per Cent Cash In Brazil WASHINGTON (CP) -- Canadian and other pe owners of public. utilities which may be expropriated in Brazi} will be paid 10-per-cent cash and the rest in long-term instal- ments, A new Brazilian law also stip- ulates that at least 75 per cent of the total proceeds must be reinvested in new Brazilian in- dustry. The Brazilian embassy = known the details Thurs- 7, The law says the value of the expropriated utilities is to be arrived at by "mutual agree- ment" between the utilities firms and the Brazilian govern- ment. The Brazilian administration headed by President Joao Goul- art has been considering expro- priation of foreign-owned inter- ng telephone and other utill- es, Three foreign firms control most of the telecommunications and public utilities in Brazil. They are Brazilian Traction, Light and Power Company of Toronto, and two U.S. firms, In- ternational Telephone and Tele- graph and American and For- eigh Power Company Incorpor- ated. Canadian Deposits Decreased In June OTTAWA (CP)--Government of Canada deposits decreased by $11,504,000 to $27,575,000 in the week ended June 6, the Bank of Canada reported Thurs- day in its weekly financial statement. Chartered bank deposits in- creased $13,636,000 to $771,560,- 000 and notes in circulation rose $11,221,000 to $2,096,257,000. Runs--Mays, San Francisco 4 Runs batted in--T.. Davis 60. Maite San Francisco 77. Doubles -- Robinson, Cincin- The British League Against Cruel Sports demanded a full- fledged inquiry into the race by the Jockey Club, ruling body of the British turf. CANADIAN SOCCER SCORES nati 20. Triples--Ranew, Houston and Virdon, Pittsburgh 6 . Home runs--Mays, 19. Stolen bases--Wills, Los An- geles 30. Pitching -- Purkey, Cincin- nati, 9-1, .900. 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