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THE CHNAWA TIMES, Sepentay, June 30, 1962 iW THREE EX-CHAMPS AT TIMMINS 'DO' right) Rocky Marciano, Wil- lie Pep and Barney Ross. Friends met them at the air- port and took them down- Three ex-champs of boxing stopped over at Toronto while en route to Timmins this week. They are (left-to- town for dinner before they continued on to Timmins, for an anniversary celebration there. --CP Wirephoto WOODBINE RACE CHARTS Friday, June 29, 1962. Clear and Fast. 2-GRAY MOUSE 7.50 3.20| . 4.10 | First Race 6-RED FLYER 4.30 0 | 4-LAND Nyaa 80 | 1 S-year-old maidens, Canadian foaled. Purse $22 | ee WEEP Se % Str Fin Jockey Gra: 7 14 1-14 Roser--White ours Sta Red Flyer so Aa 2 43 3-2% 2-% Fitzsins--Mrs Von Rich'n Land of Maple 112 . 2-% 3-5% Dreyer--G Groves Flying Lass 112 5 4-4 4% Rasm'sen--Armst'g Bros Our 107 bh 68 5-3% Simpson--Mrs J V Hunter - Charlie's Folley 117 5 5-h 6-7% McComb--Connor Sta Slow Poke Mom li2 1 5 "7 8 7-2% 7-2 Parnell--Mrs J V Hunter Scoot Joe 112 8 - & Wolski--J MacDonald imner gt $% Curry or weaates dr --More Daisies. Trainer J T Kermath. tart good, won driving. Pool 19,395, Double Pool 35,314 Second Race 9-MENEDICT 2-WINTRY 6 Forlongs, %year-old maiden fillies, Canadian foaled. Purse $2100. Wt P' Me Str 14MAPLE JAN Fin Jockey Owner - 1-3 1-5% Dalton--H A Grant wintry bed +h 2h 241% 2-2%4 Gordon--E C Morgan Maple Jan . - 3-no Rem'lard--J L Levesque Fairbrook Q'n 41% 4% McComb--J and V Dunn Celestial Day 2 64 5-1% Fitzsi'ns--Windfield Junior ---- - 5h 63 Hale--Armst'g Bros Sta Canted : -h 7-3 7-4% Har'son--J E F Seag'm Croyance ....: A Sg aha Gubbins--Miss A Martin Stormana 117 3 1 Dreyer--Long View F'm Winner b 2 Menetrier -- Queen' attatete Trainer CF Chapman. Start good, won easily. DAILY DOUBLE 8% and 9 PAID $38.10 Third Race 1-FLARING PAGE . s, B-year-old maiden fillies,Canadian foaled. Purse $2100. cco eee % Str Fin Jockey Owner 32% 1-4 1-2% Fitiz'ons--C Taylor 1h 2nk 2% Harrison--Stafford Farm 4h 42% 32 Dreyer--G R Gardiner 21% 3-1 41% McComb-- 5-1 6-2 5-2%q Robinson--C Smythe B1% 64 64 6-4% Bolin--H J O'Connell ' 4h 7% 7% 7% or ea! 4 aes Geisha ... 10- 92% 82 83% Gubbin: vesque Snes ee 5 7-4 81% 94 93 %Parnell--Bo-Teck Farm Artista in 10 8 nk 10- 10- 10 Lanoway--K R Marshall Winner, b, th e Chop Chop -- Golden Page. Trainer G. McCann. Start Poo! : good, won handily. lL 37,868. 4-MAVIS Fourth Race eYoua: ab 1JOLLY MOLLY (entry) One and one-sixteenth miles, Marshallturf course, 4 - year Claiming all $2500. Purse $1900. , Str Fin Jockey Owner Wt PPSt % z 1-l 1-1% Dalton--K R Marshall 4-2% 23 23% Dittfach--J O Taylor 106 6 & 7-1 42% 3-2% Parnell--J H Knox (A) . I 6 5 62% 65 5-2% 4h McComb--RL, GF T biay 116 2 2 2nk ih 341 5-4% Gordon--Mrs Von Rich'n th 3 4 53% 5-1 64 66% Harrison--The Pheasant Sta} . 101 1 8 3-2, 3-2% 7-10 7-7% Simpson--H Katz (A) | : & & Rogers--Dimarco Sta Flaring Page ... 117 Mazarette ... 1 Miss Bodkin .... Devon's Pet .... Bonnie Flare .. June's Choice ... 3 Bartaucra,. 8.70 4.30 2.80 3.60 ta lds and ees Sancy . Indian Festival . Mayfair Mews Winner b, m, 6, Pavot --Princess Slip. bec gy! P MacMureby. Start good, won driving. Pool 42,897. 2-NOBILIUM 260 | Fifth Race 4-ELATED'S PAL 80 @% Furlongs, ¢-year-olds and up, claiming all $7500. Purse $2200. tPPSt % Str Fin Jockey Owner Pentathlon S 13% Rogers--W C Pitfield | Nobilium a -3 2h Rasm'sen--T G Jackson ere Pal... 3h Bolin--Dew Valley F' m | A 4% Anyon--R O Graffius 5-5% Dalton--I J Cowan Kings Newton 1 3- 6 6- Rob'son--Vis, Hardinge Winner ch h 5 Errard -- Mirth Trainer L. Cavalaris Jr. Start good, won easily. Pool 46,536 2.80 2.50| Si th R 3-ROCOCO ROGUE 1X ace 6-CHOPAVANE 2.40) 2-MYSTERE 1 1-16 Miles turf conrse, 4year-oldsand up. Allowances. Purse $2800. WtPPSst % % Str Fin Jockey Owner 45 8 26 1-1% Adams--N E Rocamora Lh 4-2 212% Gubbins--J M Jacobs + 3-5 3-86% Rob'son--Vis. Hardinge aseee 5- 41% Har'son--R Gian Foxy Phil ...... 5 2 46 5S Dittfach--Lanson F'm Winner b c 4 Royal Bay Gem -- FleetRoman. Trainer K G Nicholls, Roman, Trainer K G Nicholls. Start good, won ridden out. Quinella Pool 24,580 3-PENTATHLON 4.30 2.90 2.20 3.50 8.40 3.70 2.70) QUINELLA 38 and 2 PAID $23.30 Seventh Race TCAIRNFIBLD L-BOBBY PIN (en.) @ Furlongs, 4year-olds and up, claiming all $4500. Purse $2000. Wt PP St % 8-CHILLY FILLY Str Fin Jockey Owner 12 610 L1- 105 7-1 Ih Fitzsi'ns--W J Farr . 112 9 2 nk 52% 3-% 2nk Rem'lard--Carene Ste » 112 8 6 31% 21 l-nk 3-nk Dalton--B R Steen - 13 51110% 81% 61% 4nk Potts--Medway Sta . 17 2 7 7-24 6% 4-nk 5-% Woiski--N. Amer, F' m 7 7 3 2nk 21 2-l 6h Hale--Pine Tree Sta - 17 4 8 Bh FL 9-1% 7-no Anyon--View Hulloa F'm 117 10 4 5-L 7-24 7-h 8-1% Gub'ins--The Pheasant Sta 11211 1 6% 4nk 5-h 92% Dittfach---E J Reed 105 3 5 i-nk 1-1% 109 106% Har'son--F J E Schultz lelody King .. 117 1 9 91 Il- ll 1l- McComb--Carene Sta Winner dk br g 4 Battlefield -- Let'sStart. Trainer W Thurner, Start good, won driving. Pool 51,034 Sta, A Hickling, $4500. Golden Fiyer claimed by Newtondale Ei h R. reve a aa 5.80 4.10 3.60 th =RD g ace 1-EIGHT BARS 5.10 rer 41 One and one-sixteenth ongo Marshallturf course 4 - year - olds and 4 Claiming all vena pew 1909. t PPS % wy Str Fin Jockey Owner 1 1% lnk 1-2% 1-1% Fitz'ons--Mrs W D Latimer 4 21 22 21% Bolin--Tulachmore Fm 5 5-2 43 32 D'fach--Millard, Prussky 2 2-2% 3% 43% Parnell--J B Lauder 6 8- 62% 5-no Wolski--Beach Sta 7 7-1% 51 6-5% Robinson--L Jones 3 8 hop 43 oer 7-3 74% Gubbins--M Soldo 6-2% 6-1 & & Harrison--D L Innes f tinted Chick. Trainer C F Chapman. Pool 51,662. Total pool 364,466. OIE we Winner »b, o cs Chop C Bud Furillo of the Los An- geles Herald - Examiner said general manager Fred Haney tore up Belinsky's $7,000 con- tract and gave him a new one No-Hitter Was for $10,000. A car agency owner Worth $6,660 made i0 payments on Belin- LOS ANGELES (AP) -- Bo sky's convertible, amounting to Belinsky's May 5 no-hitter was|$1,060, in exchange for the last worth $6,660 to the fun-loving|ball pitched, Furillo added, and rookie southpaw of the Los,An-jAngels owner Gene Autry paid geles Angels, a columnist re-joff the balance, an additional) ports. $2,600. Rod Laver On Verge Pro Offer WIMBLEDON, England (Reuters -- A professional con- tract "in the neighborhood" of $100,000 awaist reigning Wim- bledon champion Rod Laver if|' he continues his winning ways, it has been learned. Tony Trabert of the Untied States, vice newly formed Professional Players' Association, told a re- porter Friday Trabert would be offered the contract if he wins again here, wins the American championship in August and helps Australia defend the Da- vis Cup in December. Trabert said if Laver fails in|. his bid for the "grand slam" of the world's four major titles this year the offer would be scaled down accordingly, if he is interested in turning pro. Laver already has taken the Australian and French titles this year and needs Wimbledon and the U.S. for the "grand slam." CFL Coaches Get More Time For 'Cutting' : | Football League executives de- cided at a meeting to give coaches a little extra leeway in| making up their minds on player releases. Teams must be down to 34 players, no more than 16 of them imports, by noon the day of the opening day instead of jmidnight the day before the opening game. By noon of the day of the fourth game--one more import must be cut. The meeting also ratified changes in the Canadian college \draft structure. Beginning in |1963, all players attending col- |leges with degree courses of three years or longer will be) subject to the draft. The Western Conference will join the draft full force. In prev- ious years Calgary Stampeders have been the only western club to join the only western ence in the draft. Two-Way Radio Used To Beat Horse Bookie MILWAUKEE (AP) -- Three Milwaukee men, who the FBI claim used a two-way radio to place bets on horses after races were run, have been charged with violations of the federal anti-gambling laws. Robert A. Begland, 28, Charles E. Cantell, 22, and Wil- liam G. Donahue, 25, appeared before U.S. Commissioner John C. McBride Thursday and |posted $1,000 bail each, U.S. Attorney James Brennan said the scheme worked this way: One man was stationed at the Okalwan Race Track at Hot Springs, Ark., with a two-way radio. 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