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. Even so, he had to stave off THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesday, July 18, 1962 9 Harold McKinley Kintoo Colby, five - year - old s ® gelding owned by the White s ship for two months in 1947, Is Leading Driver |Ssic 0 st. Marys, om. ana Harold Dade Dies, died after"an asthma "attack TORONTO (CP)--The hardes |driven by Bill Wellwood. The s me" working driver at Old Woodbin- | hoto-finish camera showed a| Held Bantam Title) ade upset bantamweight raceway,. Harold McKinley, i:|,.ose margin for Tonia Hanover champion Manuel Ortiz in an- once again asserting his winning LOS ANGELES (AP) -- Har- uary, 1947. Ortiz regained the h i 54-nigh'| McKinley's 10th victory put ; oar feasted met im ahead in wins ameay old Dade, 37, who held the|title two months and five days drivers. i ion- Mcltinley: champion driver tor world bantamweight champion-ilater. the past two seasons, wasi# aboard Tuesday night with the COMPLETE five-year-old trotter, Tonia Han-/§ over, in the sixth and feature|fi race, scoring his 10th victory in HOME eee the meeting's 14 nights to date. This was his 26th in-the-money Roofing Siding Insulation Screens drive in 32 starts. He has six ' seconds and 10 thirds. ' -- pear Tonia Hanover, owned by the Resoing soos bee te Se ies 5 oe ABC stable of Brampton, was to your property. You'll find that modernizing the 3-to-5 choice of the crowd your home doesn't cost . - . it pays! of 5,526 and ran a fine mile in 2.03.4. And it will pay you to make our showroom your Home Modernizing Heodquarters. Helping you ' : improve your home is our business . . . and we Racing Cars! see. to it that the job is done efficiently and Sports Cars! economically. Sedans! OUR SERVICE TO YOU INCLUDES: GRAND © FREE ESTIMATES © BUDGET TERMS @ CARPENTERS AND CONTRACTORS NATIONAL |i RECOMMENDED j RACES , | © YOU'LL FIND OUR PRICES miGHT -- MCSPORT , _ "Where Service Comes First' PARK Ml (a Fiuwa SATURDAY, EASTERN ONTARIO HORSES PROVIDE DAILY DOUBLE WIN JULY 2ist "Flash Wingay", owned and | ning the first race, a one- | of 2:09, last night at Old |.and Tebruck, No. 5, was third. , and I. Stable of Brighton, won REFRESHMENTS driven by Osler Burrison of | mile, claiming trot event, for | Woodbine Raceway. Van | Gratiot Eddie, winner of the | the second race, to combine 11 A.M. START. CAMPING Cobourg: is shown above win- | a purse of $700.00, in the time ' Freedom, No. 2, was second ! second race, owned by the D. | for a daily double payoff of cae I 973.0, | TRAVEL HIGHWAYS VANCOUVER (CP) - Billa guard with Calgar) Stampeu ial i v x |Graham, B.C. Lions' second ors of the Western Football Con-|m Ao cel Meco ca | FORT ERIE RACE CHAR |Canadian choice in the equaliz-|ference last season. His reasons| |ation draft, won't report and is|/for refusing to move to the} ' d ion. / 7 5 TUESDAY, JULY 17, 1962 CLEAR AND Fast | er suspension. Graham wasicoast are not known ID Prat hg ° -ALTRUIST 5.00 2.90 2.20| | x Sb Manon First Race SCLOSE TOME od 350] K a TIRE STORES | TriReE ree ani 'our-year-olds. Purse $1900. } Ss, poeaenne) y ee wt PP st Ye Pri Str Fin Jockey Owner | e e & at Gg rn s H at Ss "Te [ } R = i Altruist 3 1-% 1-2%4 1-3% Fitzs's -- Windfields Fm | Close to Me 5 3-3 2-1 Turcotte ---Mrs. Holmes | \ LIMITED Mighty Eagle " - 2-1% 3-2% Cosentino -- Chris Donnon 1 . 5 Sandys Req. .. 110 5 ! 5 Sa & | 41 5-2% Parnell -- Mrs, Chris | | inber 110 2 42 4% 67 6-7% Rasmussen -- Stark-Toml'n Son O'Bull 71 - 8-2%4 8-15 7-% Potts -- Shermanor Fm | Call Me Charlie 112 9 7 8-2% 7-4 7-1% 8-20 Kallai -- P and P Manos | l 5 Lady Laureate 112 4 5 6h 9% 9 9- Ryder -- Stable li Winner ch c 3 Alibhal -- Calcttua tnd. Trainer G. McCann. | | Start fair, won handily. Pool 21,889, Double Pool 36,833, | | 9-MICHALENA A R R veces 300 2 i. -ETERNAL LOCK Second Race 2Gnonvs QUeEN Str Fin Jockey 1-4 1-1% Dittfach--A_ Paolone 2-24 2-% Dalton--G Zakoor | | | = -1% 3-nk Bolin--Valley F'm Sta | i -3 4-5% Potts--Four L's Sta & . H 5 5-nk McComb--Triple R Sta ~ a = 6h Lanoway--E Short Ww =--* tie | , |LUMBER COMPANY z - BUNDING MATERIALS 270 SIMCOE ST INT. A 2 41% Harrisn -- Currey | 5 ~ as oe REP TORS oe Peevunwn Pw 7-1% Wolski--W N Walker Brian's Boy . 8-%4. Rasm'sen--C Turner Lauralane Foundryman 9-3% T'cotte--Mrs J W Hunter 10-% Har'son--Mrs J J Mooney PEeerag Robe Ses Besser 2nk 1-24 1-2% l-nk . Dittfach -- Hickman + 6% 2h 2-3% Dreyer -- Parkway Sta Oe TL eld Tih 4a Gta Dele -- Bien Robins | me AUTOMATIC eee le ZOOM ee i NN @ We bought whole Inve ass r lernandez -- Mrs. , Pea : ' ght h I I t ry d p ing Winer t 3 Royal Gem "tnd --Beauchens ig bec tig ne ian , f 1.8 lens 'Motor Zoom : 5 ° . " - Start |, won z. '00! . nt th bi ft _ 3CANADIAN FLAG 60 6.40 3, with pistol grip. H . \ i e 8 Savings on 10 you- Fourth Race SRED PAL a0 340) La 8% Furs. Two yearolds. Cdn. foaled. Ging alt Sa0te. pa eases. ee m List Price 199.75 \ u \ " | Tee yeanelte és, toned. lm al #008 | : ; @ Every tire carries a 24-month road haz- "% % Str Fin Jockey Owner eran re Dee Ee cee eae | : Hootenany Annie 119 $2.22 21 2% 33% Fits's -- Bill Beasley | KARN'S a5 \ \\\ ard guarantee - plus a lifetime guarantee s J 3 \\\\ against defects in workmanship and/or \ 09 . On Bull Chop - z +1 11-1% Rogers--S Cosentino . Grand Maple - 12 = 12- G'bins--G Groves . H Winner br m 5 Easy Whirl -- Blue Toy. Trainer F Fisher. \. A iy -- Start good, won driving. Pool 28,550 ey ee aK DAILY DOUBLE 8 AND ® PAID $22.30 = s 8-STARRY CROWN .... 12.80 7.10 4. , "- Third Race 6-FAVOR ME rezeeesss SMD Bs 5-LOCHINBEE Sere ae * * @ Fars. Three-and-Four-yesr-old Mai-dens, Purse $1900. 4 Wt PP St % % Str Fin Jockey Owner Starry y ~ uit 3 5 4% 4% Dalton -- Mrs Mooney Sr | 1 5-3 5-4% Gordon --Edmiston | SPECIAL 6- 6- 6 Harrison -- Garden City HOLIDAY 'winner br c 2 Empire Day -- HerMark. Trainer E. Mann. | PR CE Start good, won driving. Pool 38,666 ICE... -- . 1- BUZZIN (Entry) .,.. 3. . -- 1 QU F ifth Race lds. Cl is AGE UP ak sine tf i e-' r. le . . eI, h an les. ig hye s. img. a! 'urse | | iid AaBe | Free Mounting eee No Extras, No Trade-in materials. % % Str Fin Jockey Owner 1 i Oe ee ee = | | 7 a aay ay | : Aas ORE Bak = Bie, | oo Us ta te Ge needed . but we'll make an allowance for 4 5-5 6 --5-2% Bolin -- Hawkins , H 733 4h 4h 5-1 6 Remillard -- Carene Sta : : good trade-ins, as 4) Winner bf $3 Selector ---Stingette.Trainer F.H. Merrill Jr. Start good, ridden out. Poo] 23,394? Quinella Pool 21,250. QUINELLA 1 AND 4 PAID $25.90 | : i! | : a e Terms - $1 Down-$1 Weekly 2PUTTENDEN ...... 4.80 3.70 3.00 4SMALL TYPE 6.70 480|8 & - eee Te, : 6-UNEDUCATED 4.50 : £ 2.3 lens (No Outside Financing) 642 Furlongs, 3-year-olds. Allowances. j Str Fin Jockey | ner a ag These Hall Sta} E 4 i -3 ni ar'son--T E Hays | i: ey ¥ : ee i] . . . ual ee with pistol grip 3% 31 Bolin--E C Pasquale 6- 4no Dittfach--Lanson F'm ei, ! Sak 52° Fitsine_windtields Fim P| Ay, List Price $140.30 || ) Te TUBED TYPE 4 Ay Res . ; ) & lll 1 k 41 6 Dalton--J E F Seagram Windkin ms Winner b g 3 Be Fleet Trainer G M Huntley. i 5 el 1g Start good, won easily. Pool 42,481 | FA | f i ' 1-LABURNUM (en.) .... 3.80 3.90 3. a re \ : 670-15 Seventh Race Ta'Welsn Mone Ven. 3a a SP ALL SIZES 4-ARTIFICIO 601 Peg 1 Mile tarf course, 3 and 4-year-olds. Allowances, Purse $2500. | hy 710-15 ONE wt . | a PPSt % % Str Fin Jockey Owner Laburmum |... 108 1 2 $3455 14 144 Fitzsi'ns--Willow Downs KARN'S HOLIDAY / 600-16 PRICE Welsh x Z x -1% Simpson--J C Meyer | Artificio ' z 3-2% Harrison--R Gian | SPECIAL PRICE cue ONLY Sandhurst 2nd - le 4-2% Dreyer--G R Gardiner | - Y GUARANTEE 7 650-16 be) fog 2nd 1 3 % 2 ss Meng 'Nee adt oad H Coult'r | ' t Vitine 5 - = jubbins-- 'aloney + yar ter 8 Ske yoo Dahon Ghanepey Gea } 24 month against Road Hazard Winner b f 3 Guersant--Aralia. Trainer J C Meyer. H \ Lifetime against Manufacturing De- Start good, won easily. Pool 44,183 N | J fects. 3-OUR SIRDAR . 3.90 3, 50 | ew | : Eighth Race ed | mane 1% miles. prensa, ek See Oe ee alagyh Besley $1900. | CROWN REFLEX ZOOM ' TU BELESS 107 6 5 et / retis ie tig en pp Fm . 'urcotte--Tulachm: F . . . . . 21 35% Dalton--McMacken sta |f_ 1,8 lens with pistol grip. List Price 156.40 hen - a ae Bea Knox | a osentino--Ruffsin Fm / 6-1% 6-1% Harrison--Stafford Fm 4 f ALL SIZES 7-3 7-1 MecComb--J Smith i 8-3 84% Dreyer--Mrs F W Merrill KARN'S ONE a i Jolly Molly 102 42 51 54 Choppy Wind ... 105 nu Trust Him 112 6 9 9-10 9-12 | eee 10- 9-2% Gubbins--Davies, Mont'y | Quick Shore |... 4 3h 93 10- Dittfach--A R Craig | HOLIDAY 14 \\ J f Y PRICE Winner ak, b, g, 8, Mluminable--Mis Rushton. Trainer E J Barnard. | SPECIAL & : / Start good, won easily. Pool 50,900. 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