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THE OSHAWA TIMES, Tuesday, September 4, 1962 ] 3) Montreal Canadiens Pears Rider vivins ums nan) tu ver ose ESSO STATIONS | to play, London's Boris Kotok,|downs in the first half Monday ° ee 'la linebacker who formerly|night, Halfback Tom Urowtiz| VY St r ikes fficial played with Ottawa Rough Rid-|got one in the first quarter and Availahle For Lease!! oO OIT' Ing uc : ers - eR Confrence, |fullback Ray Williams the other] jslugged an official. in the second quarter, uarter- : ; : By THE CANADIAN PRESS jwrapped up in the third quar-| Qakville Black Knights and|back Gord McTaggart kicked "| These oi established Businesses, south of Peterborough end MONTREAL (CP) -- The) "Dickie told me his knees a month before the end of the, East York Argonauts downed|ter, when the scoring ended, a°\ssinig Imperials also played a|Sinele in the third quarter. J 1" the Orone oreo, Montreal Canadiens brass|were feeling so good since thelregular schedule and Fontinato|London Lords 13-3 Monday night|the two Ontario Rugby Football) ah holiday week-| London got its points on a 50-) ett ly Be 4 98.5185 er wate has seems to be optimistic asjoperation that he wonders why|was hampered most of the sea-|and, in contrast a last-minute| Union clubs met in London. | routes ome: Sore jyard single by Jerry Legg in| Pol aeolian eee N. 0 SVENSON, a launching of training camp. for/he didn't have it before," said|son with severe groin injuries.|altercation in the clubs' meet-| It was a different story atjend series. Oakville won 20-14\the first quarter and a safety Imperial Oil Limited, a new National Hockey League! Selke. d The Canadiens open theirjing Saturday night, everyonc/Toronto Saturday night when at Oakville Saturday, night and|touch when Don Lee trapped v P.O. Box 296, Oshewe r season nears. Beliveau, 31 Aug. 31, missed|training camp Sept. 12 at the|stuck to football. \Lords scored a touchdown on|the clubs tied 8-8 in Sarnia)}McTaggart in the end zone in There are three.main reasons |the club's first 24 games las'/suburban Verdun Auditorium _| The Argonauts had the gameithe last play to win 15-10. Monday. 'the third quarter. Dickie Moore's knees appear|season after a training-camp in- 5 fo be sound again, Jean Bveli-|juryand never did untrack veau has taken off some ex-\after that. cess weight and Bernie (Boom; "I think Beliveau will be bet- Boom) Geoffrion is in a bright/ter than; last season," said frame of mind. \Selke. "He will come to train- These three forwards, whojing camp without that super- each have scored 200 or more|fluous fat which slowed sim) goals in the NHL, were medi-|down last season." . ocre last season, thcugh Cana- BOOMER TRAINING diens still managed to win al Gestton's. cave la. hore Hae fift i oh ion- if . ; "| ifth straight league champion dling. The burly right "winger, ship, only to be bounced out in the semi-finals for the bree last Feb. 4, got off to a poor consecutive year by Chicago|start after a record-equalling 50 Black Hawks. q goals the previous season. The Moore, Belivedu and Geof.\¢lub claims he just wasn't ta frion had a combined output of|the Tight' frame. of 'mind utter) 60 goals in 1960-61, far below|repeated failures to shake off! their totals in the six. previous) the slump. . | seasons. The Boomer is singing, but} he's training too," chimed in} OPERATION A SUCCESS vice - president Ken Reardon. | But b "He's playing handball three) rebound, evgn though they're|times daily. He will be ready to} all past their 31st birthdays. |go when training camp opens."| Moore, who will be 32 Jan.| There are other reasons for) 4, was slowed down the last two optimism. | seasons by a pair of banged-up| Centre Henri Richard's) knees, broken arm is healing satisfac-| But he underwent surgery|torily and defenceman Lou Fon- during the summer. Manag ng|tinato reports from his Guelph, director Frank Selke and coach|Ont., home that he is in good} Toe Blake both are elated w:th| condition. | the apparent success Richard broke his arm about| SPORT FROM BRITAIN | English Race Horses Score Away From Home - By ALAN HARVEY betting line, though a spate of; LONDON (CP) -- At a time! "wise money" reduced the fi-| when the British thoroughbred|nal quote to 13-1. begins to resemble one of those; In general, the French thor-| moth - eaten two - men - in - a -| oughbreds do better in the dist-| horse properties straight off the) ance races. Bounteous was the) pantomine stage, a modicum of} only English-bred to win over a) encouragement comes from the|long route, and he's been in| French racing results. France long enough to get ac-.| It seems that while the Eng-| climatized. | lish steeds can't raise a win-} 0 en ning flag on their own home) RACE DRIVER KILLED | tracks, they do pretty well when SANTA BARBARA. Calif.| po Pg Regt ie ggay heady /(,p)Russell Charles Martin, | iy peak 24, of Los Angeles was killed The homebreds have been Sunday when his racing car| muscled out of the money in fl d and skidded 158 | most of the big races in Eng-|; ari ee feet dur-| land this year, and commentat.|'76 |! . a ue ersten ors are ruefully listing the prize} aCem SE renepeniaL }overturned during the first turn y pic by such 4 . | per nod aa Teeland's (OC the first lap in the Formula} trace. } Larkspur and France's Tam-)~ bourine Il and Monade. "Half a dozen really good FA LL horses are what English racing needs most," moaned Roger) Mortimer in The Sunday Times. TIME TABLE SWITCH IN FRANCE v nae maybe it's just that the | | ost horse believes in hospital- . ity. For instance, British horses | Effective is followed the August holiday September 5th, 1962 crowds to Deauville and man- aged to snaffle, if not the 8 S 1 Jacques - pot, at least a fair amount of Gallic small change. SERVICE BETWEEN xr the Harmandy Soest, scoo| OSHAWA-WHITBY- | THIS WINTER IF You INSTALL A NEW GAS FURNACE ple of hours by car from Paris. eee te OT sexsssiglioes, IN OSHAWA AND ARE NOT NOW USING GAS! trained "en Angleterre' man- aged to provide an average of two or three victories a week. Bounteous, a four-year-old son of Rockefella owned by Mrs Hugh Leggat. 'won two big DAYLIGHT. TIME events, including the £25,000 Grand Piix de Deauville over one mile five furlongs. Bounte-| Tickets and Information et ous ran second in last year's Doncaster St. Leger. OSHAWA Poors Nebo sty sung gh iy Bus Terminal, 18 Prince St. Aux Princes er Le Doux, a couple of two-year-olds owned Telephone 723-2241 by Mrs. Vera Lilley; Lord En- nisdale's Linacre;* the good WHITBY sprinter Sang Froid; and the HARRY DONALD LTD middle - distance handicapper, sf Arion. 300 DUNDAS ST. EAST Unaccustomed to receiving TELEPHONE MO 8-3675 English invaders, French crowds tended to overlook the cross-channel raiders and most of the visitors paid ar prices, Port Aux Princes, for instance, returned a 20-1 pari-| mutuel dividend and Linacre was listed as 90-1 on the first (See Time Table No. 3) SUNBEAM BOWL- MASTER Ss H re) ES CANADA'S MOST POPULAR BOWLING SHOES Discover the Yun of bowling in the comfort of your own Bow! Master shoes. No other bowling shoes give you such outstanding quality features -- exclusive "Steri-tized" hygenic protection; finest pure white Neolite foam crepe heels; sturdy leather soles. 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