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OSHAWA HORSE WINS IN CLOSE FINISH AT OLD WOODBINE driving to the finish line in a nip-and-tuck finish to win the 5th race at Old Woodbine 'Byhalia Dean', owned by Garnet and Helen Weatherup of Oshawa, is shown (No. 5) Raceway last night, a 1-mile (C2-trot) event. Driver Bev Kingston brought the Oshawa horse home in 2:11.4, to pay $12.00; $6.40 and $5.80 to its backers, 'Johnnie R' (No. 1) | was second and 'Glena Lee' (No, 4) was third. --Photo by Old Woodbine | Raceway. PLAY HERE THURS. FORT ERIE RACE CHARTS CLOUDY AND FAST AUGUST 14, 1962 First Race Furlo 2-year-old gs ge " mee Tit PP St 6-WINTRY 7-DARK GEM .. 4TOP GLITTER anes foaled maiden fillies, Purse $2100. r Fin Jockey Owner 1% 1-3% G'don--E C Morgan 2-1% McComb--Kia Ora F'm 3-1% Potts--G B Elliott Clark---E J Reed 5-2 Gall--L O Scott 6% Fitzsi'ns--J E F Seagram 7-4% Parnell--Bo-Teek F'm 8-4% Har'son--Stafford F'm 9- Wright--G R Hussey i-Sure, Trainer W Thurner. 17,853 3 'op Glitter . 2 oe Jewel .. 1% 41% Brown Doe . Canted Comets Trail ... Tara Town Selevisor 1 3 8-1% Winner dk b or br f 2 "a Windfie! Start good, won easily. Double pool 32,321 Second Race 2-TRACK RHYTHM 7-MICHALENA ee ' 'lon, & nes and up. Claimining all $2,500. vagencsid t PPSt % re Fin Jockey ae "Owner Ate : ts 6 5 41% Led 1% Harrison--Staffor 'arm rack Rhythin ° x 2-2% Gubbins--Ruffsin Far m Michalena 1 3-h Krohn--A Paolone Bomar ¢ 4-1 Wick--Mrs J Major Blue Gardenia .. 144 5-2 Dittfach--Mrs G F Badame Nance's Rule ... 1% 6-1% Wolski--V Corvari Vineyard . 122 3 7 7- Gordon--Parkway Ste Winner dk, b, Ps G by Sun of Chance -- Amber Sun, Trainer J Passero Start good, won driving '001 25,696 DAILY DOUBLE 6 and 6 PAID $38.20 Third Race 6-BRIGHT REWARD . 8-BLUE WREN 5% Fars. t-year-olds. Wt P! 1 1 3 1- 3- 4: 2 6- 5- 7 rg is--Tri Pool 6-AMBER ATOM . 12.40 a ee 3.20 2.60 Purs e 110 1 109 5 2.80 3.30 3-ARTISTA cj Maiden Fillies.Canadian foaled. Purse $2100. Str Fin Jockey Owner 1-1% Dalton -- JEF Seagram 2-4% Wick -- Martin Jr. 3-2 Wolski -- K R Marshall 4-1% Wright -- Carmichael 5-2% McComb --Levesque 6-4% Dittfach -- Miss Armstrong 7-nk Robinson -- Bo-GTeek Fm 812% Gordon --Triple H Sta 9- 9% Rogers -- Barwood Sta Trainer N. Julius. Pool 37,074, Calico Belle ... Little Ripple .. 5 -h Scamper Boots 117 4 4 7-2 Winner br f 2 by Censor--Bright Flash. Start good, won handily. Fourth Race me tg) 3 % 6.30 3.60 3.10 + 4.00 3.30 +++ 5,30 BAND SPADRE'S SCAMP . 5-SARDONYX all $4500. Purse $2000. ... .. Str Fin Jockey Owner 24 Ih Gordon -- Mrs, Pekin 1h 2-4% Hale -- Gibson 3-1% 3-2% Fitzs's -- Allan 41 4-% Harrison -- Stafford Fm A- 5-1 Dalton -- Cowan A- 31% ag 64% Borel --Lanson Fm 7- 7 ibbins -- se 7 Greatrex Winner b, Bad 3 Windtielae -- Orchestra, Zraaer 3, z. o Meyer. Start good, won driving. Pool 38, Fifth Race 8% Farlongs, 2-year-olds. 7TPIC_N PIE IFTIVY Claiming all r me: Wt P 61 S-h 43 I-no Griffiths -- Gian 2h 2h 21 2% Anyon -- Gregory 13% 14 14 3-% Clark -- Wickes 3h 4-2% Gubbins -- Dew Valley Fm ee a Fitzsimmons -- McMacken Krohn -- Del Greco eed _ he Fm B. Merrill Ji Ha i Miss Margo.Trainer F. Start good, won driving. Pool 41,082. 4 bridge and O'Donnell. Orono Orphans Win | On Big Rally In 6th Orono Orphans defeated Osh- awa Lakeshores 6-2, last night in Orono Town Park, in their first game of their 2-out-of-3 OBA Intermediate "A"' playoff series. Second game will be played here at Kinsmen Civic Memorial Stadium, on Thurs- day evening, 7.30 o'clock. Kelly Lane pitched the win for Orono and although he was tagged for seven hits, the same number as yielded by Tom Mal- colm, the Oshawa hurler, the homesters made better use of their safeties, mainly due to three Oshawa errors. The Orono club gave Lane perfect support. Ron West singled to open the first inning for Orono and Don Mercer also singled. He was Sunnyside Lads Oust Connaught Sunnyside Park defeated Con- naught Park 6-5 last night, to sweep their special playoff! '| series in the Neighborhood Boys| Pee Wee Softball League. The win qualified Sunnyside lads for a berth in the city playoffs. Connaught scored three runs in the second inning to take a short-lived lead, on two walks, an error and hits by Stone- They didn't get any more off Graham until the fifth, when Farncombe was safe on an error and scored on a two-bagger by T. Healy. In the 7th, O'Donnell and Farn- combe both hit doubles, for Con- ht's fifth and final run and 5-CHIPPAWA HILL .. 4.10 3.00 2.40 1-ARTHUR H. soveceeee 4.30 2,80 2-OWN COLLEEN 2.60 1 Mile Turf Course, Three-year-olds.Can. foaled. Allows. Purse $2800 . Wt PPSt % Str Fin Jockey Owner . 1144 5 4 2nk 21% 21% 1-1% Harrison -- Stafford. Fm . 3-2 2h _Dittfach -- Lanson Fm 2-1% 3-% Fitzs's -- Windfields Fm Pig rik McComb -- Smythe Winner ch f 3 Impel--Golden Hair. Trainer J. Passero. Start good, won driving. Pool 18,825. Quinella Pool 23,074, QUINELLA & AND 1 PAID $17.00 Seventh Race 2. 1% miles, tarf course, 7 eae and up. Claiming all $3500. Purse $2000. Wt P} Str Fin Jockey Owner 112 i e 6-44 5-2%4 1-2% 1-3% Clark--J_ Leneck © 2-nk Dalton--Mrs W D Latimer Sixth Race Dalton -- Marshall 4-1% Simpson--J E D Ryan 5-% Sera ha Von Richth'n 6-1% Black with the tying run on third base, Graham struck out T. Healy and| B. Healy, to end the game. Sunnyside got to T. Healy for a run in the second on hits by Ashton, Calder and Graham's double. In the third, two more runs tied the count, 'with Eld- ridge and Boivin doing the scor- ing, aided by Starkey's triple. In the fifth Sunnyside staged a three-run rally to win the game. Starkey opened with a triple, Ashton doubled, Hercia ing the score cer, 3b; Stone, 'ss; D. West, cf; forced by Ted Stone as West advanced and with two out, Kelly Lane was safe on Fraser's error, Ron West scor- ing on the play. Oshawa took the lead by ty- in the second) stanza and getting their second run in the fourth frame. In the! 2nd inning, John Branch| singled' with one out, advanced! on a passed ball and scored on a single by Roger Wood. In the fourth, Ted Whiteley | opened with a single and} Branch also hit safely but Jim Pipher's attempt to sacrifice boomeranged when he popped into the pitcher's Roger Wood then -con-| nected for a two-bagger, to score Branch. Al Muir's single put Wood on third base but Lane struck out Colin Cairns to| end the rally and Oshawa could | not get another one going. Orono knotted the count at) 2-2 with a singleton in the bot-| tom of the 5th. With one out, Ron West drew a walk, stole second and third bases and| |scored on Ted Stone's single. In the 6th, the homesters blew the game wide-open with a four-run rally as Malcolm sud- denly lost his effectiveness. Lane started it single, Chuck Armstrong and/ Vince Vanstone both hit safely right behind and then Jim Beaton was struck by a pitched ball, with the bases loaded, to push Lane over the plate with the winning run- | off with a | That was bad but Malcoim| errored on Lycett's grounder) on the next play and two more| runners scored, then Ron West} sacrificed Beaton home with] the fourth run of the inning--| and last of the game. | with two apiece, were Oshawa's best at the plate while Ron} West was the only Orono batter} to get two safeties. OSHAWA--Fraser, 3b;Fisher, | ss; Malcolm, p; Whiteley, Branch, 1b; Pipher, 2b; Wood, If; Muir, cf; Cairns, rf. ORONO -- R. West, 3b; Mer-| > singled and after an infield out, Lane, p; Anmstrong, 1b; Van.| Thajer also hit safely to com-|stone, rf. plete the rally. 2b; Beaton, c¢; Lycett, 79% Griffithe i Gina 8- Harrison--D W Hess outdistanced McComb--Long View Fm Wolski--W G Moore Winner b rm, 6, by Double Jay --Incopo. Trainer R Fisher Start good, won easily Pool 44,679 Eighth Race 1 1-16 Miles, 3% lds, Str Fin Jockey Harry Hotspur Auntie Nora ... Fight a Lot ... Joe the Cap'n .. Master ed McCarth; 7-HARRY HOTSPUR 3-AUNTIE NORA ... 1-FIGHT A LOT foaled, all $2500. Purse, Wt PPS re 1-2% 1-2% Har'son--C sortley 21 2-1 D'fach--W F Mor'sey 3-4% Clark--Larch Tree F' m 4-% Fitzsi'ns--R E Cook 5-1 Dalton--Mrs H Matchett e 6-no Rogers--Cairnburn F'm Sunny Maple ses 441 5- -1 7-1 LeBlanc--G Groves Charlie's Folley 117 5 10 10- . 10- 8% &nk G'fiths--Coonor Sta Arctic Deal ....' 107 7 7-1% 9-2% 91 9-2 Simpson--L Maloney Dorenes Child .. 117 2 6 81 &nk 10-- 10 Bolin--C Bennett Winner b, g, 3, Bryan G -- Hill Topsy- Trainer hd H Moorhead. Start good, won ridden out. Pool 48,6: Total pool 327,584 pode owns 5,956 YESTERDAY'S REMEMBER WHEN. ..? By THE CANADIAN PRESS STARS C. 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No Interest or Carrying Charges ! OPEN FRIDAYS TO 9 P.M. DUNN'S 36 KING E. -- IN DOWNTOWN OSHAWA -- and OSHAWA SHOPPING CENTRE OASA JUNIOR 'A' blanked Scarboro Tire 8-0 last night at Scarboro,|jed - the first game of the open- ng round of their OASA_ Junior Scugog Cleaners Blank Scarboro Oshawa Scugog Cleaners but March doubled, Canadian yng and Ray Suddard clean- * THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesdey, August 15, 1962 17 the plate after that but man- aged one more run, in the fifth when Wright opened with a single, advanced ona wild pitch and scored on singles by Reilly and Fegan. This was the last run of the game. Lioyd Mapes, with a double and two singles for a three-for- four count, and Ray Suddard, with a homer, double single, also three-for-four, were Mapes 7 with a smashing homer, for the 6th run, to make it 7-0. Scugogs had their troubles at the two big hitters of the game- OSHAWA -- Wilson, ss; March, 3b; Mapes, nf; Suddard, Mf; Young, cf; Wright, 1b; Reil- ly, 2b; Fegan, c; Peters, p. SCARBORO -- Godouitz, 2b; be mga 1b; moma i; Col P, rough, -- 3b; and| Moody, of in 7th; Vandeaulean, p in 4th. Ke playoffl The d game of this series will be played at Alexandra Park tomorrow (Thursday) evening, at eight o'clock. Dan Peters pitched the shut- out win for Oshawa, an_ effec- tive two-hitter which had Scar- boro under control almost all the way. Peters had an impres- sive total of 16 strikeouts, to take care of most of the defensive work himself but his mates also gave him strong support. He issued five walks. One of these to Gardner, in the third inning, followed by Small's two-bagger, was the closest Scarboro came to scor- ing. Gardner hit a double in the 8th, with only one out but Peters fanned Small and Col- bourn to end that bid. 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