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WINDY SHIP, ridden by ap- prentice jockey Jerry Harri- son, fights off a drive by Just old went the 1 and 1/16 miles on the turn in 1.45 3/5, for his Breezing, to win by a length in the 7th race at New Wood- bine, yesterday. The 5-year- WOODBINE RACE CHARTS Heart Attack MONDAY, JUNE 25, 1962 CLOUDY AND FAST First Race 7 furlongs. 8 and ¢year-old maiden Wt PPSst % % Ocean Pearl .... 16 7 3 21% 1-1 Auntie Nora .... righ a Mary Frederick Grey Roussel Slow Poke Mom Worth Avenue, Tiger Plus Nora's Reward 116 2 13 13- 116 1112 12h 12-3% 116 110 11-1 13- Winner br f 3 Ox Blood -- Colorado Start good won easily. Takes Stymie LEXINGTON, Ky. (AP)--Sty- mie, the world's sixth-leading money winner among thorough- bred race horses, died Sunday night at the age of 21. The chestnut thoroughbred, handicap horse of the year in 1945, suffered a heart attack at the farm of Dr. Charles Hag. |yard, where he had been in stud for two years - Stymie, a. great stretch run- ner, 6-OCE. PEARL 6-AUNTIE NORA 10-FLYING fillies Canadian foaled, Purse sind. Str Fin Jockey Owner 15 18% McComb--R D Isaac 2-% Dittfach--W F Morrissey 3-8 Hale--Armstrong Bros Sta 4-1% Turcotte--Mrs W Holmes 5-2 5-4%4 Dalton--C Bennett 7-1% 6nk Roser--B Simon Jr 6-3 7-5% H'son--Mrs W Von Richth'n 9-2%4 8-no Remillard--Mrs F Merrill 8-% 9-2% Rasmussen--Cairnubrn Fm 10h 10-nk Gordon--Mrs J Hunter F 11-4 11-4%G'bins--Mrs J A McDougald 12-4 12-44% Wolski--Beach Sta 3 = =613- Dreyer--N E Moore F F -- Field Babe. Trainer R, D. Isaac. Pool 24,659. Double Pool 42,093 . 9.60 Be ey 4.50 10 Second Race 6% Furlongs 4-year-olds and up claim WtPPSst% % Eight Bars fe D'Aceord 2nd Dr Fred 1 Counter Spy Winner b b 5 Mentrier -- Aridins. Start good won driving. races. He retired to stud in 1950 after seven years of racing. Owned by the Bieber Jacobs Stables, Stymie was trained by Hirsch Jacobs. The horse started 131 times and earned a total of $918,485. As a_ two-year-old in 1943, Stymie raced three times for King Ranch and was unplaced. Jacobs claimed him the third time put for $1,500, and Stymie é 4.20 2.7 - 680 3.80 2.81 8-MENARI 9CHORUS QUEEN 6-SHEILA'S SLEEPER .. ing all $2500. Purse $1800. Str Fin Jockey Owner 1-h Gubbins--C A Ball 2-2% Bolin--Valley F'm Sta 3-4% Dreyer--Kemp Ken'dy 4-1% Gordon--R D Isaac 5-2% Rob'son--Mil'rd Prus'ky 6-2 Har'son--Stafford F'm 7-6% Parneli--Mrs F W Merrill 8-6% McComb--MacDonnell 9 Rasm'sen--Cairnburn F'm Trainer W H Moorhead. Pool 39,157. DAILY' DOUBLE 6 AND 8 PAID $40.00 did the rest of his racing in the salmon pink and emerald green %BONREEN S-ISLAND KING ' 8-BOLD BRIGAND . .4 @% furlongs, 4 -year - olds and ap.Claiming all $2500, "Purse $1800, 7 3h $14 Winner br m 6 Double Jay -- Incope, Start good won driving. silks of Mrs. Ethel D. Jacobs of New York, wife of the trainer. In his'131 races, in addition to winning 35, he was second on 33 occasions, third 28 times, and unplaced in 35 races. "He's always been a tough horse, honest, and does all he str ew Jockey Sk 81% Rogers--M Soldo captured 3 races during) his career, most of them stakes | while the vi: Oshawa Scugog Cleaners de- feated Thomson Brokers of To ronto, in an East Toronto Junior Ladies' Softball League fixture, last night at Alexandra Park, 16-10. This was a free-hitting affair with the winners having an even dozen safe hits for their 16 runs sitors had 11 hits but didn't do quite so well with them in a scoring way. In the third inning, the visi- ~ |tors scored three runs with Lou first win of the season. --(CP Wirephoto) can in his races," Jacobs said when the horse retired as the world's leading money winner. "He won the hard way, just by plugging along." DURELLE BARRED MONCTON (CP)--The Monc- ton boxing and wrestling com- mission refused permission to Moncton promoter Chris Sha- ban Monday to stage a four- round exhibition between Yvon Durelle, former Canadian and British Empire light - heavy- weight champion, and. a Mari- time fighter. The commission originally barred Durelle "for his protection" in 1960 after he lost a unanimous decision 'o Paul Wright of Trenton, N.J. Sharpe's triple the big blow. Daryl Spenceley doubled in the third and scored later on a single by Collen Cooper. In the fourth inning, three walks, a pair of errors, a bunch of wild pitches and passed balls, gave Thomson's their big rally of the night, good for five runs and at the time, a 9-2 lead. It was about then that the Oshawa team came to life. Schultz replaced Paradise as pitcher and from that point on, im spite of some good hitting, the visitors gained only one more run, by Sales, in the 9th. Meanwhile, the Oshawa girls struck for five runs in the fifth inning on two walks, two errors, singles by Carol Ger- mond and Emily Mitchell, a double by Jenny Nosal and a triple by Carol Parker, then a single by Sandra Paradise, to bee tb the rally. Oshawa Girls Win Another Carol Germond opened with a single in the sixth and scored later on a choice play, to make the score 9-8 and in the 7th in- ning, the Oshawa team went on another wild, five-run parade, on three walks, a pair of errors and hits by Parker and Para- dise. That put the Oshawa girls three runs in the 8th, on more walks and errors, plus hits by Schultz and, Parker. The best the visitors could do Bisley Marksman Dies On The Range EDMONTON (CP) -- Funeral services will be held today for Jock Saidler, 74-year-old two- time member of Canada's Bis- ley rifle team, who died sud- denly Friday while participating in a shoot near here. Saidler, a native of Bathgate, Scotland, suffered a heart at- tack and Collapsed while shoot- ing with a friend. Fi ead as apes THE OSHAWA TIMES, Tuesday, June 26, 1962 ]} on two hits for the final 3 2-3 innings and preserving a 6-4 Na- tional League victory over the Cubs. Batting: Hank Aaron, Mil- waukee Braves, hit his 17th homer of the National League season, with one man on in the sixth inning, then drove in the winning run with a seventh-in- ning single in a 6-4 victory over Los Angeles Dodgers. YESTERDAY'S __ STARS By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Pitching: Lindy McDaniel, St. Louis Cardinals, extended his scoreless - innings streak to 23 1-3, blanking Chicago Cubs Saidler was ch for Can. ada's Bisley team in 1937 and in front 13-19 and they added|j95¢ a | ss; Paradise, p and 2b; Schultz, in 4th; Crossman, ¢ in 4th; when Sales was hit by a pitched ball, advanced on a wild pitch and scored on an infield out. Daryl Spenceley with three hits and Lou Sharpe with three, plus Bobby McGregor with a couple, were top hitters for the visitors. Scugog Cleaners had two hits from Carol Germond and Sandra Paradise but their big hitter was Carol Parker, who had four-for-four, plus a walk, while playing at three dif- ferent defensive positions. THOMSON BROKERS--Lowe, 2b; Spencely, cf; Collings, p; Cooper, ss; C. Spencely, 3b; Mc- Gregor, 1b; Sharpe, c; Ramage, If; Cook, rf; D. Ball, rf, in 7th; Burns, If in 5th; Lear, If in 8th: Sales, p in 8th. SCUGOG CLEANERS -- Sud- dard, c; Germond, 1b; Boddy, ss and p in 4th; E. Mitchell, 3b; Vaillancourt, cf; Nosal, If; Meta" 9p JUNE 26th | WRESTLING yt OSHAWA ARENA YUKON ERIC AND | HAYSTACK MALDOON THE 475 LBS. -- VS. | TOLOS BROS. GEORGE KOSTI vs. IVAN KALMIKOFF BILL THE BRUTE vs. DON LEWIN TOLOS BROS. TICKETS---CASINO RESTAURANT--1.50 - - 75 PAT MILOSH, Promoter -- 3 EXHIBITIONS 1,25 great success . . go with it . ot low, BAR-B-QUE FIRE STARTER oe -- 9nk Dreyer--G J Carter "Aye, You do get more for less with Scotty's Cash & Carry prices" - MILLWORK & BUILDIN It's Cook-Out Time! We have everything you need to make your barbecue cook-out a . and plenty of lawn furniture and accessories to, low money-saving prices. CHARCOAL BRIQUETS BAR-B-QUE QUES Purpose, from 1.00 BAR-B- A size for every N TOOLS FOR RENT 1279 SIMCOE NORTH 728-6291 SUPPLIES LIMITED Open Daily From 7:30 a.m. till 6 p.m. -- Friday till 9 p.m. 13- 10% McComb--P Del Greco 9-% link Dalton--Parkway Sta > 10-% 12-% Lanoway--Amcan Acres " 121 is folski--Tulachmore Fm F Bag w © Chris. 'ool 52,358. Fourth Race 4 - year - olds and up. % i 2-2 12 1b 4 3 2 ra 5 2% 32% 8 Winner dk b or br g good won driving. 'our Host --Sea Fan. Trainer A I Taylor. 692. 1G) iG 7-WAR BANG . Ciaiming all $1 Str Fin Jockey Owner 24 1-1 Dalton--W R Henderson 1-1 21% H'son--Mrs R M Marshak 33 3% Fitz'ons--J R Mcintyre 4-2% 43% Rasmussen--T H Jackson 6-2% S-nk Bolin--Henferd Sta 5-2% 6-7% Gubbins--Double M Sta 7 '7 Gordon--E G and J Warren Pool 51, Fifth Race 5 farlongs. 2year-dlds Canadian foaled. WtrPs% % Double Rule Red Pal ........ Deal Me Aces Irish Toddy ; Bonnie Flare . ' 6 Guiding Wave .. 117 7 i nk tom Mine. Trainer W F Edmiston. Poool 23,238. Quinella Pool 27,811. 5-DOUBLE RULE ..... 9,30 4.90 2.30) 2RED PAL . : +» 3.40 2.10] 4DEAL ME ACES . * i Claiming all $5000. Purse $2000. | Str Fin Jockey Owner i 16 1-8% Gordon--W F Edmiston j 22 21% Rogers--J L Smaiiman | 3-1 31% Dalton--L Maloney | 5-1% 4h Bolin--V Martin by | 41s $24 RoPinson--C Smythe | 63 6-9% Dittfach--Agro 5! 7- 7- Dreyer--Mrs J ae Tripi Start good won easily. QUINELLA & and 2 PAID $27.40 Sixth Race ¢ Farlongs & and 4-year-olds Wt PPSst % % 14 63 Hh 423 107 2 5 21 I-nk 107 8 1 41% 3% 8-2 5-nk That's Jazz Crafty Lace Level Streak Shamrock Lass 110 3 § 10- Roman Will . $ 4 &h Musical Hit Warferd ... <4 9 S seers 1141120 O21 10- Winner ro f 4 Model Cadet -- Dizie 6tart good won driving. allowances, Purse $2400. Str Fin Jockey Owner -Yy \-nk Rem'lard--Roymar Sta 22 Fitzsi'ns--W J Farr 3-4% Har'son--Stafford F'm Sta 1- 34 4-1 Ese aah eg 5-no T'cotte--G F 6% Bolin--G B Elliott 7-2% Anyon--H CBurton 82% Rob'son--Tulachmore $n 32% patna td Del a 10- Dalton--Glenspey Jazz. pal. 3 C Bentley. 51,895. Seventh Race 1 1-16 Miles turf course 4-year-olds Light x Just Don't Sh've iio 2124 24 bbe b h 5 Windfields -- Lovely tart good won driving. 2WINDY SHIP 'LJUST BREEZING 4-WINISTEO ' and up allowances. Purse $2800. Fin Jockey Owner 31% 1-1 Har'son--Stafford F'm } 2-1 21% Gub'ins--Mrs F H Merrill l-nk 3-1% Rem'lard--Kia Ora F'm 46 oe Hale--K R Marshall & McComb--C Smythe sheik Trainer J Passero, Pool 53,024, 6.30 290 220 | 2:10 OSHAWA WOOD Eighth Race 1 1-16 Miles year-olds Canadian 4-nk T-2% 11 6-1 Harry 116 Sauvagette . i Winner b f 3 Menetrier -- Your Grace Start good won driving. Attendance 7331 4-MARCHENA Siege 4 ; 5-OUR FOOL foaled ib ard "all $2500. Purse $1900. Str Fin Jockey Owner 31 1% D'fach--J B Lauder | Please Send Me Your Ink 2nk G'bine--Calmburn F'm | Cottages. NAME .. ADDRESS ... TELEPHONE Fitgsi'ne--W J Farr 33 + 64 6-7% T'cotte--View Hulloa 75 | 7-6% Rasm'sen--C Softley & 8- Rogers--Albob Farm Trainer J C Meyer. a ' ' ' ' ' ' ' t Windy Ship Wins In Tilbury Plate TORONTO (CP)--Windy Ship, Jack Stafford's five - year - old money earner, won his first race of the 1962 season Mon- day at Woodbine when he cap- tured the featured Tilbury Plate . in the feature seventh. Ridden by. apprentice jockey| Jerry Harrison, Windy Ship sur- vived a strenuoys stretch drive} to defeat Just Breezing and Pool 56,233. Total pool 424,160 | Winisteo to pay $6.50 to win, as) second choice in the wagering. | Windy Ship, always of stakes| calibre, has been slow rounding into his best form this year, failing to win in four previous attempts. TWO BOMBERS SIGN WINNIPEG (CP) -- Winnipeg lue Bombers of the Western! Football Conference today an-| jnounced the signing of fullbagk Charlie Shepard and halfback) Gord Rowland. REGULAR SERVICE P.B.- PRECISION BUILT SUMMER COTTAGE Put yourself in this picture for a Summer cf THE WOODHAVEN ON DISPLAY AT PRODUCTS LIMITED BOX 368 OSHAWA, ONT. Brochure on P.B. Summer 9.A.M. -- THURS, & FRI. LOW DOWN Sy oo gta" a ge? oA Som 4IVING ROOM 3 = 13-6" i: er ' --- 71 OSHAWA SHOPPING CENTRE on the mall OPEN FOR INSPECTION 6 # M, DAILY -- 9 A.M, -- 9 P.M. PAYMENT , EASY MONTHLY PAYMENTS FREE! FREE! 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