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NO, 4 HORSE was the horse to bet on last night's card at Mohawk Raceway, at Camp- bellville, as horses carrying that number finished in the money in seven of the nine races. Here above, Dictator Pick, second choice in the. MOHAWK RACEWAY RESULTS FIRST RACE -- '$1000. Purse $500, (Pool 350. Daily] Double Pool 7,467. 4Filash Henley, Stirton 29.40 7.30 3.80 2 @Kingston, pond 5.30 3.50 SIgn Ke: Tide 284s. Oftat 747 EDT. Also: Armbor Diana, Derry Day, Darnley, and) Elaine Volo, Sunrise Milord's. mile trot. S-and 4- of GECOND RACE -- 1 mile pace. 3 an i-year-olds. Non-winners of $1500. Purse $500. (3 ) 4#Culey's Boy, Wapies 8.60 4.70 4.30 Prima Fraser, Varcoe 7.30 5.10 Galbraith 40 5. off at $11 EDT. Trainer Hopes Wind And Fans Help His Horse LOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP) -- If the trainer of Greentree Sta-|5Count Yates, ble's Kentucky Derby hopeful No Robbery had just one more wish, he'd ask for the noisiest crowd in Derby history and a stiff cross-wind at the head of the stretch. John Gaver, who has won five straight races, including _ the Wood Memorial, with No Rob- bery, is still worried his wan- dering colt may try in Satur-| ">= my 's Derby to pull his old trick - |fime 212 2-5. Off at 833 EDT. Mr, THIRD RACE -- 1 werd jad 4-year- bres iy up. Claiming all . Purse 2 Srercey Guy, Kingston 5.40 fag ba 60 4-Waymite, McFarland 6-Shady' mn 60 dale Editor, Ingles | Also: Determine, Creekside, Flash Wingay, Mike Barnes, and Castle Song. FOURTH RACE -- 5% furlong pace. |4-year-olds and up. Non-winners since |Mar. 23. Claiming all $1500. Purse 3500. (8) 7-H. A, Milton, Ham'ton 18.90 6.00 3.10 5-Stormy a, Young 4.4 2.70 4-Star Chief A. Time 1264-5. Off at 856 EDT. FIFTH RACE -- 1 mile pace. éyear- olds and up. Non-winners of 2 races since March 2 8. Claiming al 1 $3500 Purse $60). (8 ) 1-Mt. Orab Boy, Bur'son 7.60 4.00 3.40 4Johnny Daie, Alexander 3.70 3.60 8Meadow Domin, Lamarre 6.70 209 1-5. Off at 920 EDT. Time '. Yocke, Eddiecan and Cunny's~ Lou Governor Baldwin. SIXTH RACE -- 1 Mile hase 3-year- olds and up. Non-winners $3500. Purse $600, ( 8) +Diei's Pick, Melatyze 6-Grattan 5.20-2.50 2.50 2.30 2.20 Kingston 2.70 Time 210 3-5. Off at 943 EDT. QUINELLA on 4 and 6 paid $9.00 Also: True omy Yankee 'Titan, Spen- cer St » Lund, and Shawnee. SEVENTH RACE -- 5% Furlong Pace. 4-year-olds a up. Claiming all $6000. Purse aetingey 8) 3.50 2.90 2.70 5-Sonny Creed, Yi poktast 2-Queenie Direct dD, Ter 16.20 6.90 l-Hollyrood Richart, Cam+bell 1.20 Time 123 45, Off at 1003 EDT. Also: Lee Johnston, Success Top, fer Rambler, Bradciiff, and Hal's ak RACE -- -- 1 Mile Trot. of running where he p "['ll just hope for a scream- ing crowd to scare him to the) rail when they hit the stretch," Gaver said, "And a little cross- wind wouldn't burt." No Robbery, one of two un- beaten colts in the derby--the other is Candy Spots, the likely} s3599. favorite--went wide in the Wood) for no apparent reason, caus- img Gaver and jockey Johnny Rotz more than their share of worrying. The little son of Swaps-Bim- lett will go postward in the $125,000 - added Derby with a bit to hold his tongue in and will race with blink- for the first time. don't know what causes to wander," Gaver said. SAVE EXTRA 510 ona TORO Youroldlawnmowerlsworth$10more than itwasyesterday--ifyouact fast, © Act now and get an extra $10.00 on trade-in of any old mower, re- gardiess of age or condition. e Offer ini on peretiase tn either the Toro Whirlwind 21° R-Drive Rota sane Md he Toro Bportawn 21" Reel beer. © Don't go through another sum- mer of expense and seeravation with that old lawn mowe @ Clip the coupon and bite In with your old mower. The Toro Self-Pro- lied Whirlwind 1, The standard of excellence in rotary mowers, Made in up. of $10,- 000 in toe2-es. fg $1000, (7) sixth race, hangs on for a close win over favored Grat- tan Counsel. Driven by Jim McIntyre and owned by Mrs. V. M. Johnston, of Peterbor- ough, Dictator Dick returned $5.20 and set up a quinella payoff of $9.00. --(CP Wirephoto). 'lday evenings of each week, OPEN SEASON MONDAY Civil Service Softball Has Eight-Team League peg League, which came iito being only last year, will open its 1963 season's schedule on Monday night and pro the popularity of th:s new cir- cuit is evident in that no fewer than eight teams will face the barrier, in this second season's race. This year's eight teams in- clude Eaton's, Firefighters. Foley's, Oshawa Times and Post Office, of last year's group, along with three new entries, Reynolds (formerly Werner's of last year's group), Oshawa Dairy and Oshawa City Hall. The league schedule calls for games on Monday and Wednes- opening Mey 6 and conciuding early in July, with starting times set at 6.45 o'clock sharp. Players who participated in last year's OASA season, are not eligible in the 1963 Civil Service League. Folowing are the dates ar- SPORTS CALENDAR |2-Replica Herb't, Jerbert 4.20 3.40 2.90 s Van's Pride C,, Palmer 3.80 2.80 7-Madam Sampson, McKinley 4.30 Time 208 3-5. Off at 1025 EDT. Also: King C. Lee, Lady Scotchway, » and Duke Demon, BAR = 2 oe Fee all races since Mareh 23. TENNIS Oshawa Tennis Club's Official "Opening Day" hl 1963 sum- é TODAY No Games Scheduled. SATURDAY . Purse $600. (8) 3 Roselawa Boy, Lockhart 3.90 ce 2.40 rrigan, Arthur 3.30 2.40 1Joseannie, Rh. Filion Time 209 4-5, Off at 1046 EDT. Also: Vesta Direct, Glendale Joe, Stewart's Dillard, Donna's Frankie and Patchen Bars. Total Muted Pool 125,888. Attendance 2, 2.6/ation Schedule Opener--Kickers mer: SOCCER Oshawa , at 2.00 p.m. and District Associ- vs Ukrainia, at 7.00 p.m. and Hungaria vs Italia, at 8.30 p.m. Both games at Oshawa Kins- men Civic Memorial Stadium. Thornton's Cowan's; Thornton's; City Hall vs SCHED' 1963 CIVIL SERVICE LEAGUE May 6 -- Firemen vs Foleys at Eaton's vs Post Office at -|Cowans; Times vs Dairy at Northway 'hind Reynold's vs City Hall at Thorn- Bakers; ton's. May 8 -- Post Office vs Firemen at ke - East; Dairy vs Foley's at Lake- City Hall vs Eaton's at Baker's Lal West; and Reynold's vs Times at Cowan's. May 13 -- Foley's vs City Hall Cowan, and Thornton's. May Lake - at Lake - East. May 20 -- Firemen vs City Hall at "3 at Thornton's; Baker's; Times vs Eaton's at North. way and Post Office vs Cowan's. Reynolki's vs_ Foley' Lake - Cowans and Eaton's vs Thornton's. May 29 -- Heynoid's vs Post Oitice ai East and City Hall vs Times at Lake - Lake-West. '|played Monday, Thursday and at Dairy vs Reynold's at 15 -- Eaton's vs Firemen at West and Times vs Post Office Dalry at May 22 -- Foleys vs Post Office at East; City Hall vs Dairy at Cowan's; Eaton's vs Reynolds at Lake- West and Firemen vs Times at Baker's. May 27 -- Dairy vs Firemen at Foley's at This year's soccer season in Oshawa will officially '"'kick off" Saturday night at Kinsmen Civic Stadium. Kickers will meet Ukrainia in the first game, starting at 7 p.m. and Hungaria will play Italia in the second half of the twin bill, scheduled to get under way at 8.30 p.m. Veteran soccer enthusiast, 74- 74-year-old Ed Hepworth, a for- mer president of the Oshawa a District Soccer Association, ba in the 1930's, will kick the first ball of the season. July Ttalia vs Bathurst July Ukrania vg Polonia THE OSHAWA TIMES, Friday, Mey 3, 1963. 13 June 18 -- Ist Rd. Lane. june 24 -- Ukrania vs Kickers June 27 -- Italia. vs Hungaria June 29 -- Final Lanc. Cup July - -- Bathurst vs Polonia July 4 -- Kickers vs 6- Hungaria vs Ukrainia and Oshawa And District Soccer Teams Start 'Schedule On Saturday; July 25 -- Bathurst vs Jay af > Kickers "ve Wtalis and Po- Hungaria lonia ve Aug. is -- Bathurst ve Rangers Aug. 17 -- Ukrania vs Italia and Ran- gers vs Polonia Rangers 20 -- Kickers vs Bathurst and July 2 -- R vs Hungaria There are seven teams in the league this year. Games will be Saturday evenings throughout the season. May 4 -- Kickers vs Ukrania and Hungaria vs Italia. May 6 -- Polonia*vs Bathurst Bathurst vs Italia May 9-- Rangers vs Kickers May 13 -- Polonia vs Kickers May 18 -- Ukrainia vs Rangers and Italia vs Polonia May 20 -- Kickers vs Hungaria May 23 -- Rangers vs Italia May 25 -- Bathurst vs Kickers and Polonia vs Ukrainia May 2 7-- Hungaria ve Rangers May 30 -- Ukrainia vs Bathurst 1-- Italia vs Kickers and Hun- REMEMBER WHEN .. .? By THE CANADIAN PRESS Tim Tam won the Ken- tucky Derby five years ago today to give Calumet Farms their seventh tri- umph in the racing classic. Silky Sullivan, "the Cali- fornia colt that had every- one talking about his sensa- tional finishes from the back, wound up 12th--20 STAN "THE MAN' NEEDS ONE MORE ST. LOUIS (AP) -- Stan Musial of St. Louis Cardi- nals tied Babe Ruth's ma- jor league record of 1,356 extra base hits in a career with a three-run double in the seventh inning of Thurs- day night's game with Chi- cago Cubs. The double gave the Car- dinals a 4-0 lead over the Cubs. Musial now has°717 dou- bles, 175 triples and 464 home runs. K-W Panthers Likely To Quit Inter-County KITCHENER (CP) -- The attempt by a group of players to keep the Kitchener - Water- loo Panthers in the Inter-county Baseball Association appears doomed to failure, Howie Hupp, spokesman for the players, said Wednesday. Hupp said it appears they wili not be able to raise $2,000 nec- essary to continue operations. _He said they are walling til Saturday to make a fin cision, on the chance a public . -- will raise the necessary lunds. The situation arose when Gord Ariss and Harry the only directors of "the team, decided to sever their financial ties with the club after losing money last year. HAVE MUCH IRON Northwestern Australia has deposits of iron ore estimated at 1,000,000,000 tons, COMPLETE GOLF EQUIPMENT New & Used--Trade-ins Accepted Visit WHITBY GOLF and COUNTRY CLUB 655-4952 yards behind the winner. June garia vs Polonia June 3-- Rangers vs Bathurst June 6 -- Italia vs Ukrainia June 8 -- Polonia vs Rangers and Ist Rd. Lane. Cup June 10 -- Ist Rd. Lance, Cup HOCKEY SCORES STANDINGS By THE CANADIAN PRESS Western League Seattle 0 San Francisco 8 (Seattle leads best-of-seven fi- nal 3-2) Memorial Cup Niagara Falls 8 Edmonton 0 (First game of besi-oi-seven final) June 3 -- Firsmen vs Thornton's; Times vs Foley' sat North: way; Dairy vs Baton's at Cowan's and Post Office vs City Hall at Baker's. June 5 -- Foley's vs Firemen at Baker's; Post Office +s Eaton's at Cowan's; Dairy vs Times at Lake-West and City Hall vs Reynolds at Lake-East. June 10 -- Firemen vs Post Office P= and Foley's vs Dairy Cowan's, June 12 -- Eaton's vs City Hall Lake-East and Times vs Reynold's Lake-West. June 17 -- Firemen vs Eaton's Post Office vs Times Foley's Baker's ard Reynold's vs Dairy Northway. June 19 -- City Hall vs Firemen Lake-West; Foley's vs Reynolds Cowan's; East and Dairy vs Fost Office Baker's. Cowan's and Dairy vr City Hall Thornton's. June 2 -- Times ve Firemen at Lake-West and Reynold's vs Eaton's a Lake-East. 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