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12 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Tuesdoy, April 7; 1964 OSHAWA GOLF CLUB CLOSES CURLING SEASON 10-PIN ACTION 'GREENWOOD RACEWAY Chuck Andor Scores Sa ir ae aes ee First Sanctioned 700 Song, Ingales 7.10 3.60 2.90 Feagen 3.30 2.70 laddell 3-Happy's Mac, Williems Start good, won driving. Stert good, won driving. 2 Also Ran in Order: Ingalls Hanover, Slade Hanover, Shadydale Editor, Fiash (eee won. over Thompson Plumbing by a sign Pi nga Barber Shop ine | 44, 'ers 43, Holody Aluminum 39'4, a, ne Slo Moshion beat Ron Robi lear i Mina Masaya Wingay, and Fang. Doug's Barber Shop 29. SECOND RACE -- 61 Furlongs for 4 'ear-olds and up. Purse $600 (8), Mark, Hi There were some fine scores this week) j eh by Doug Keeler with a 612, G. Copp with men' with 355. followed one a seven-in-a-row, for 258 in his|a 608 and C. Andor with a 601. Other fine|539, Doug Robinson $38, Bob Jones S31, first game and followed with|scores were H. Prakken 571, A. Supryka/ Steve gene peed ri 530, games of 234, 215 for a fine 707/558, R. Russler 856 K. McGregor 582, H./511, Jim Lamont and fred shew mith tone triple. |Price 551, R. Trudel 547, G. Turner and) Women Top Ten -- Glenda T This is the first sanctioned 700 8. Allen 543 and S. Hodgson 540. led the women with 478, followed ky Shir- in this Association. | EASTWAY MIXED ley Bowers 468, Betty Thomson 455, Ede With Chuck's fine triple, he} High bowler of the evening G. Mc-/Ryan 452, Cathie Burnie 451, Carol Ger- led his team to victory, in win- Cormack with 590 (216, 203) and Josi€| mong 447, Maureen Lang 446, Marion! 4 Gyurka with 532 (207). ning the team event, | Over 500 for men -- G. Turner sas|S0nard 446, Grace Murphy 435 and Mary | (221), G. Reid 571 (201, 216), G. Lawrence| Lee 432. LANDER-STARK CLASSIC |517, B. Peake S15 (200), L. Schatz 511, S.| Men's high everage -- Don Richmond There were no less than five 600 series!tarocca 510, K. Nea! 508, D. Cole 502, B cracked out this week, headed by @ tre-| Howlett, B. Worsley and J. Gyurka 500. * still leads the men with 177 average on mendous 650 effort by Frank Sobil which 425 for the ladies -- J. Peel 492 Also Ran in Order: Brown Wolf, Patsy vpebady 3rd, Mary Dean C, and Hava ulep, Late can., Komoke Queen. SIXTH RACE -- 7 Furlong Trot, for #. Vmorrie. Aime wee ie inte MNOS, le 2Johnnle Re Palmer toi loyd Hanover, Galbraith 'driving 'prince lewson 9.00 9.60 4.40 SCarrie Lee Chief, Feagan 12.00 6.70 3-Goodwill Johnnie, Lorenz 3.10 _won Start ity. sine han im Order: May Todd, Cunny's Bowling in the team event of the Oshawa Association Tourna- ment, Chuck Andor started out with a spare and then "struck" ; |high average with 152, Barbara Kirkham tops for the losers. Team Standing -- Bobbie's 43 - 13114, 4 The Royals earned a hard fought 2 te 1,Brown's Plumbing 36 - 129, John's Ga- Het a -, Mie Maree pd " few over victory over the second place Lions as rage 35 - 124, Cook's Body Shop 35 - 88, Ede nven ond Shirt bee ui bet 149, George Brabin hit over 600 for the win-|Auto-Magic Carwash 33 - 120, Taypees yi ley Bowers wi 48. ners while Walt £rystal did likewise. in 33 - 115, Bond Clothes 30 - 94, Lane the loss. Pharmacy 28 - 107, Oshawa's Mr, Clean WEDNESDAY NITE LADIES George Reld, Lorenz Schatz and l.ou|27 > 83% The Splits 26 - 77, Moes Mets| The voting Is finished, the ballots are Petryshyn were ail stand-outs as the Fal- iy a Bias ng fps died pit x, tae Ue an follown Wrestdele deere omit ensor: > a hf " bing the Hawks ir position by dru ink I6 « IVa and Wilson's Furniture 16] eeereneey pt bop Gl yreaetl The Fivers lust about nalied down thelr 65. os pres MERI, Jee ei Play-off spot by bianking the last place} High averages: Men's -- G. Turner fs : |Jets 3 to 0 as Ron Milne and Chuck!179, G. Reid 178, L. Schatz 176, G. Mc- bet feeb rr Twistrs 16, gig Andor led the attack. Cormack 175, B. Worsley 173 and D: Cole Sones 16 Headpins 16, Whitecaps 12, Fly- Big Eight -- F. Sobil 650 (222, 214, 214),| 171, he vata yee asc 10, Slowpokes 10 and| . Brabin 616 (229, 202), G. Reid 608 ae ©. Vann 189,\ aus 4 (223), W. Crystal 601 (215), L. Schatz 600/,,tadies -- J -Gyurka 168, O. Vann tit, mes -- J. Harnden 289, V. Dewell| (203, 203), L. Petryshyn 594 (214, 202),|165 (OY Cove' ae) ang MM. Cole 150 258, B, Grennon 238, B. Davis 227, 214,| R. Milne S85 (235) and C. Andor .581|'° ™ 3 1/0: May 224, M. Godden 224, G. May 223,| (223, 200), Bowl-off Is April 19 at 1 p.m. Banquet! Fitzgerald 219,/M. Henson' 216, D. STANDINGS Standings -- Tigers 50, Lions 48, Fal-/on May 9 at Legion Hall, 6 o'clock. Powless 214, V. Marco 212, G. Edwards! 6, Flyers 45, Royals 4), Hawks 37, 211, E. Saunders 207, J. Beaton 206, 230, cons 4 | OSHAWA MIXED LEAGUE inaider 26H. Ridley tou Co Worl By THE CANADIAN PRESS Eagles 36 and Jets 33 With "only two nights. lett In. the Gen 503 and J Cobbledich 00. vt Allan Cup TUESDAY NIGHT LEAGUE Schedule ScUgog Cleaners are UE ets] 600 Games -- Thelma Brown 69s (2s1,|Liverpool Windsor, N.S. 4 Ottawa 3 There were two shut-outs this week, one|by @ mere. two points, They Cols it l12, 232), Flo Bracey 680 (281, 302), Helen | Bvertan 0 ' ison': + t with . 54, ; ' sact.(ty Maurice Berg's Men's Wear over the|points, Morrison's BA: are nex ardner 667 (212, 271), Christine Malin-| (First game best-altive "Basticeaiiecs eng te anor by See Ae ee au iocwaee Block ot win, a ows! 641" (227, 389), aye Mitchell 639i Man United ern Canada semi-final) Sregate over Oshews Weed Products ate i | Port Arthur 3 Winnipeg 8 ee os ' r- maid is shown presenting the Bassett T » for the final elosed its 1968-64 curling sea- day night. In the above photo iren's 'schedule' Event, to the gon at a dinner and trophy® club president Dr. Doug Lang- winning rink, Ross Gibbs, okwtth SC! Start good, won ; ¢, Miss Amber Abbie, Tim ' ye Loy Yocke, Mise 4 8°Y| "also Ran in Order: Captain Riddell iLY UBLE, 3 AND 1, PAID $88.00 bak ew dag ae Pipes 5 . 1 AND 2, PAI © Bein Ae yhingh Fhgy ig SEVENTH ait to] be Trot, 4-year. up. Purse P caged 2-Allen Volo, Dufty 12.40 6.10 4.10) svear-olds and up. Purse $700 (8) ted SMeadowview Champ, Reid 13.70 8.401 s Darcey Riddell, Collion 9.40 4,10 2.96 Asien Scott, Guise bal &Duke Demon, Meintvre 3.90 3.00 Also Ran in Order: Johnny Grattan H,/e1,,4 cons, Findley ed |Semmy Bers, Walter's Pride, Junior | |i Ray tm Orders Dttewe Duke, Ries \Atom, and Lady Violet Direct. dell Gold, Mr. Profile, Tepdean, and ton FOURTH RACH -- 7 Furlong pace for © Lee. & dyear-olds. Purse o EIGHTH RACE -- 7 F; irleng 4Bryan H Direct, Holmes 5.50 He bent 4year-olds and up, Purse $800 nee be -- his heels Is Fred Snow with 176, followed) -Jullane Herbert, Habkirk | 8:10 20014 Sugar. Hill Mont, L'hart 52038 ohh Se the Cole's Bowler of the), ' Vann 485, M. Peake 461, M, Taylor Fs! hy ae yoy Harold Babcock 173, tact ene, won driving. epee A mage ' ia Frank, along with Ken Marden, paced|400, F. Bouckley 450, M, Stauffer 442, c.|@len Copp and Jim Lamont with 172, Also in Order: Armbro Egan, Ben) ¢)) on ach the league-leading Tigers toa 2 to 1 de. Collis 441, G. Fusco 438, V. McCormack) Women's high average -- Caro! Ger-\Canuck, Long Distance, and Solon's pl in Order: Tonka G, Fast treat cision over the Eagles. John Mason was 433 A. Bone 427 and B. Howlett 425. mond has taken the jead for the ladies'| Memory. fic, JMJ, and Tim Ster. 7 NINTH RACE -- 7 Furlong Pace, for 4-year-olds and up. Purse $700 (7) 1-George Volo, Findley 4.70 3.40 6McCarr Hanover, Lockhart 5.00 4) 7-Smash Rhythm, Loney ¥ Start good, won driving Also Ran in Order: Auction Time, J First, Thunder Bars, and Royal Oaks. Top Five Teams In Old Country Soccer Leagues LONDON (AP)--Standing of top teams in Old Country soc- cer (including Saturday's games): ENGLISH LEAGUE Division I WTL 449 20. 910 20-711 20 711 18 10 11 17 10 12 17 10 13 Division 11 2214 3 239 6 298 18 10 10 16 914 18 515 Division TI 2311 7 Walter Libby and Don Ormis- ton, members of skip Herb Robinson's rink, who was ab- sent for this presentation. --Oshawa Times Photos. WIN EASTERN CAGE TITLE MONTREAL (CP) -- Toronto Kings won the Eastern Canada senior men's basketball cham- pionship Sunday with an 80-43 decision over Montreal's Yvan Coutu Huskies: The Huskies won |88-78 Saturday, but Kings took A Pt\the series 2-1, $0 49| _ BETTERS OWN MARK 5747|_ TEMPE, Ariz, (AP)--Arizona 72 47|State University's Henry Carr 55 46\bettered his own world record 65 44\fort he 220-yard dash around a 77 44\curve Saturday. Carr's time was 20.2. His listed world stand- ard is 20.3, set in 1963 on the 33 58 32 55 game track. : 5153 63 46 oe apie 200 Ga 8, F 80 79 | | NOR'WESTERS LEAGUE Over 200 -- Bea Dart 240, Maxine Scott 235, Barb Heagle 212, Marg Arm- strong 208, Mary Wise 206 and Phy! Clarke 206. Lemon League -- Ruby Smith 99-78, Adele Hubbell 94-92, Evelyn Guthrie 87, Hazel Ormiston 85 and Marg Huzer 63. Team Standings -- Jinxes 18, Toppers 11, Hit and Misses 10 and Blowers 8. Leeds Sunderland Preston, Charlton Man City Newcastle Crystal P Coventry 2015 7 Watford 22 910 Bourn'mouth 22 811 Bristol C 18 13 11 Division IV 22 911105 7 Carlisle Calhoun, of the winning rink, is shown accepting the laur- Tom Russell (left) and Doug els. SPORTS MENU wis Takes Sei iiuih : Cn THE RUSSELL TROPHY, Oshdwa Golf Club's Men's premier award for the second Division, was presented by section of club play in the 'donb Ses oes Aawsounoa -- BONIABe SSSsssy Raee SRSAISSs Z2S5ES2 sS8eessu ESESS Sits b ial r their fir little luck Modern Grill! 220, 234), Olivia Pesarchuk 617 (205 218)/Tottenham SG gs dat vier dogk + egy ole bal # ean A Waker yin be ogee femed 612 ee sk Chelsea inni -Of-sey loss 5 to 2 decision e followed by: Courtice Champs; Lemon League - : 9, Fig ield W IWestern Canada semi = finale core oo A ond P's lt Betts Ro nd We BEE. See Shr Aen 3-0) | ~ re son 76, Kimberley 1 Saskatoon 6 ° (Saskatoon leads best-of-seven B k t Western Canada semi - final] Bidd Y as e e | 2-0) Memorial Cup | Edmonton 3 Brandon 4 | 7 ( : h (Best-of-seven Western Canada| @| m las In semi-final tied 1-1) | e Ss --------_--_--_--_-------- Saskatchewan Junior | @ . ® *|Estevan 1 Regina 4 t B R H (Best-of-seven final tied 1-1) Trophy Final Se TUINS e- ire .+» Ontario Junior B . id Kingston 4 Weston 5 Saturday, at the Simcoe. Hall|Aces team were Brian Ruther- Milt Schmi t (Weston leads best - of - seven|Boys' Club, Simcoe street, the/ford, Mike Kashal, Gary Neill semi-final 2-0) first game of a two-game, total-|and Frank Davis. These boys 7 Y Exeter 1816 7. 53 Waterloo 3 London 6 point series, was played, for)were unable Me assist nerd or wo ears Workington be yee a Londo id t - of - seyen|the Inter-Club Biddy Basketball|team mates in the scoring de- sind Bradford ------|Zimmerman Memorial Trophy,| In the foul department, the| whose ie di th has been|Torquay 19 911 76 presented by the Westmount/Bantings scored nothing injpire this month, nas nee Siskens Down 3-] [Kiwanis club of Oshawa, be-eight: tries, while the White|Signed to a new eee eeion| SCOTTISH LEAGUE tween the Bantings, the Biddy|Aces scored one in. seven at- og coach of the | ir I 1 Le Champions of the Sim-|tempts. The Referees were Bruins |Rangers In Jr. B Series , tcoe Hall Boys" 'Club Simcoe| Westmount Kiwanian Bill Smith re pl Ph Celtic \Street and the White Aces, the|and John Rajkovic, with Billjthe board of directors o Hearts LONDON, Ont. (CP)--London Chaniions of the Simcoe Hall|Rajkovic as the scorekeeper|National Hockey League club,|Kiimarnock Nationals took a 3-1 game lead Boys' Club, Eastview, at, tne|and Westmount Kiwanian Don/announced the signing Monday.!nunfermline in their best-of-seven OHA Ju-|gymnasium on Simcoe street bp oe sd the ger a ae Hogg ey ee ee a. i iat y|South, with thé Bantings com- fe next game will be play-|/ic. artic: pea) hl ga se one ondeg i t the victors in this firstied at the Simcoe Hall Boys'| While present plans call for downing Waterloo Siskins 6-3, [iD out the victors me reve Sakis 8. lgame by 8 scare of 7edl. Club, Eastview, on Saturday,/Schmidt to' continue as coach, Walt "McKechnie fired two|" Tom Eldridge of the Simcoe/April 11, at 9.00 a.m. Adams said the Bruins will call first-period goals and scored one in the second to pace Lon- Division 1 29 - Morton Clyde Arbroath East Fife Street Bantings was the out- Following this game, the pres-ion him to serve in any other standing player of the game, entation of awards and trophies/capacity in which his back- with a total of 20 points, in|will take place, and the play-|ground and long experience a: Series Lead In wy Seo, B Campbel ay Cup Play By THE CANADIAN PRESS Only eight Senior A hockey teams are left in the annual Al- SPORTS EDITOR 'Everything From Soup To Nuts' don's scoring. Dave Gorman, Dave Del Papa and Darryl Ed- estrand added the others. Larry Dietrich, Bruce Donig and Ron leading his team to the -23-point|ers participating in both leagues|may better serve the club's advantage. Ron Parfitt of the|Will be given a lunch by the/player development program, Bantings added eight points,|Westmount Kiwanis Club, "In other words, he'll be a with Alex Chyznak adding four} The players of both leagues troubleshooter if need be," Ad- and Eugene Laszkiewicz scor-jare urged to attend next Satur-|ams said. ing two points, Other Bantingjday, when crests and bars will| Schmidt has served as Bruins Co! Montrose Linfield Glentoran Portadown IRISH LEAGUE leraine STANLEY CUP semi-final rounds are now at "the must" stage -- tonight the home teams have to win -- or else. At Maple Leaf Gardens, the Toronto Leafs will face Montreal Canadiens, with the Habs leading the series 3-2 and Mapleos have to win tonight to force a seventh and deciding game -- which, if necessary, will be on Thursday night down in Mont- real. Detroit Red Wings are in exactly the same spot. They ere at home, at their Olympia, to the Chicago Black Hawks end Red Wings have to win tonight to keep their series alive -- and if they do, the seventh game is in Chicago on Thursday night. x x x x TORONTO COACH "Punch" Imlach calls his Johnny Bower "'the best goalie in the world" while 'Toe' Blake points out that Canadiens' Charlie Hodge has proven just a little better, especially in most games against the Leafs, this season. There has been some conjecture as the Mont- real-Toronto series progressed, that Bower might be side- lined in favor of Simmons but Imlach has come right out with his choice for tonight's game. However, Toronto has called in a few of their farm hands, Kent Douglas, Al Ar- bour, Eddie Litzenberger and Gerry Ehman and one of them will dress tonight. Our guess is that it will be Litzenberger, although the AHL scoring leader Ehman is rated as a likely choice, in many circles. SID ABEL, coach of the Detroit Red Wings, is in line for a heavy fine from NHL president Clarence Campbell -- could even be suspended -- but we're betting that nothing will hap- pen. Abel started screaming when referee Frank Udvari gave that disputed goal to Chicago in the third period on Sunday night and he hasn't stopped yet. He has been quoted in Chicago papers, Detroit papers, and Toledo;--where the Wings are working out. Abel admits he called Udvari "every name in the book"' and Udvari took it -- didn't even say a word to Abel or the Detroit bench -- after the goal-call. Quite a few "neutrals" insist that Udvari had blown his whis- tle and that play had been officially stopped, before Ken Wharram dug the puck out of the side of the net and slid it under Crozier. One thing is certain -- Clarence Campbell will not levy any fine on Gadsby -- if Campbell is going to make such a big point about supporting his officials -- he automatically is handcuffed -- he can not punish Gadsby when Udvari didn't see fit to levy any fine or penalty. After all -- this would be going over the referee's head. We'll admit readily that "the game" is bigger than any man or eny referee's decision -- but just the same, it would have been mighty interesting if Coach Abel had pulled his team off the ice, in Chicago on Sunday night. x x x x BRIGHT BITS: -- Heavy- rain at Augusta, Georgia, will make the grass longer and give the long-ball hitters a big edge in the U.S. Master Tournament, that opens on Thurs- day. Jack Nicklaus, who hits 'em long and far -- in the air -- will have an edge and is favored to be a repeat win- ner... . SANDY KOUFAX pitched the Dodgers to a 5-1, six-inning win over the Yankees yesterday, just to remind them who was boss. in the last World Series... . NATIONAL Sportscasters and Sportswriters Assoc. of U.S., will posthu- mously induct the late Graham McNamee, radio announcer, and the late Damon Runyon, sports scribe, into their 'Hall _ of Fame', tonight in Salisbury, N.C. . . . HERSHEY BEARS and Cleveland Barons open their AHL semi-final series to- night in Cleveland. Meanwhile the Quebec Aces lead Pitts burgh Hornets 3-0 in their series and the fourth game is to- morrow night in Pittsburgh, ' Smith were. Waterloo's scorers. ? Remember When?... By THE CANADIAN PRESS | ; players were Dennis Medwid lan Cup playoffs, but it looks and Randy Jordan as if it may take a while to a 'years, - be presented following this first|coach for nine of the last 10|Derry City linter-club championship. 'Ballymena asnese asexes tis ese EXPORT or FILTER TIP CIGARETTES For the White Aces, it was Jim Yak as the top point scorer with. a total of eight points,| Mike Blek added two and Kelly Lavender, with the other point for the White Ace total. Other players on the White) thin the ranks in the east. Windsor, N.S., Maple Leafs spotted Ottawa Montagnards a 3 lead in Ottawa Monday be- fore roaring back for a 4-3. win in the first game of their East- ern Canada semi-final series. Their best-of-five series will re- sume Wednesday in Ottawa. The other Eastern Canada semi-final resumes tonight in Woodstock as the OHA cham- pion Athletics are host to Rouyn-Noranda Alouettes of the NOHA. This best-of-seven series jis tied 1-1, Meanwhile, Winnipeg Ma:| roons are just one game away) from a berth in the western fi- nal after whipping Port Arthur Bearcats 8-3 Monday in Winni- Red Storey, one of the Na- tional Hockey League's most colorful referees, re- signed five years ago today. Storey called. it quits after nine years as an official be- cause of NHL president | Clarence Campbell's criti- | Sday'clt wattatsuy | OLD COUNTRY SOCCER SCORES | between Montreal Canadiens and ee Black -Hawks, Storey felt Campbell should i ici LONDON (Reuters)--Results| Be hers, pupliciy: cuikciaed of soccer matches played Mon-) y day night: | ENGLISH LEAGUE Division I Chelsea 1 Leicester 0 Man United 1 Aston 0 Division IT Leyton Or 5 Sunderland 2 Division Ill Mansfield 1 Watford 1 Port Vale 2 Queens Pr 0 Division IV Chesterfield 1 Rochdale 1 CHANGE JOCKEYS MIAMI, Fla, (AP)--Toronto- bred Northern Dancer, winner of the Flamingo and the Florida |Derby, will have a new rider |when he meets Hill Rise in the peg. Maroons now lead the best- Kentucky Derby May 2. Willie of-seven series 3-0, Shoemaker, who guided North- The other western series has ern Dancer to victory in the two also been a one-sided affair, as\big: Florida races, will switch Saskatoon Quakers took a 2-0/to Hill Rise in the derby. Bill lead with a 6-1 triumph over|Hartack will ride Northern Dan- Kimbrely, B.C., Dynamiters in|/cer. Northern Dancer, owned by |Saskatoon Monday. industrialist E. P. Taylor, and| Hill Rise are 5-2 co-favorites, NOLET IS HERO Simon Nolet was the hero of the Windsor victory as he broke| Hartlepools 1 Newport 1 York City 3 Darlington 1 SCOTTISH LEAGUE Division IT Ayr U 0 Stranraer 2 v: Wwe coo veal FORT ERIE RACE RESULTS -- goal at the 16.31 mark of the |\third riod FIRST RACE -- 2 Furlongs. 2-year-old|Bay. Trainer L, Cavalaris Jr, periog. Canadian foaled maidens. Purse $2100|Pool 36,690. | Earlier in. the period, Wind- 'aie da ah sor fired two power-play goals|7:pusty Maid, McComb jto tie the hard hitting game|2-Better Empire, Bohenko 5.20|$2100 (7) Start good, won driving 1-Fast-n-Fleet, Walsh that saw referees call 28 penal-" also Ran in Order: Chinese Gambier,|!A-Startlet to Star, Harrison ties, including two majors. Other Days, Jamle's Gem, Battle Order,|3-Faithful Tom, Gordon Jim Beckman, Ben Leblanc {Biggar Bill, Salty Sulten, Corporal Case Start good, won easily and Harvonian Also Ran In Order: and .Oscar Gaudet scored the fis' dk b s% by Spun Gold -- Chioe Bunty, other Windsor goals while Billy|5'st Trainer J. J. Stewart, Watson, with two, and Jan And- | Double Pool 28,079. erson tallied for Ottawa. 35.40 14.70 8.90) FIFTH RACE -- § Furiongs. 4-year- 15.50 9,90/olds and up. Claiming all $4500, Purse 5.30 5.90 3.50 5.90 3.50 4,30 Chilly Filly, My Careful Consort and Batuan. Winner, ch 4, Fleet Bird -- Fast Dance. |Trainer L. Cavalaris Jr. |Pool 35,959, | SIXTH RACE -- 5 Furiongs, 3-year-olds, allowances, Purse $2500 (5) 13,10 4.60 2.90'5Grand Garcon, Gomez 3.10 2.60 2.10 2.90 2.40|4-Hash House, Armstrong 3.10 2.20 3.60/1-Capricious Miss, 2.20 Start good, won driving Start good, won easily Also Ran In Order: Bet on Black, Rush-| Also Ran In Order: Free Quest and ton's Heir, Fire Mate and Right End.|Smart Flyer. Ajax Man Captures DAILY DOUBLE, 1 and 1 PAID $150.10 QUINELLA § and 4 PAID $10.50 Army Bout In N.B. Winner, br f 3, by. Selector -- Windy|Winner, b ¢ 3, Censor -- Stalina. Trainer CAMP GAGETOWN, N.B.\Sshore. Trainer D. A. Boddy W. Von Richthofen. (CP)--Western Command box-|Po0! 28,019 Pool 20,207, Quinella Poo! 19,235. ers picked up three wins in| tHirD RACE -- 2 Furlongs. 2-year: SEVENTH RACE -- 5 Furlongs. 4-year- eight elimination bouts Monday olds. Cdn. foaled: maidens: Purse $2100, vids and up. Allowances. Purse $2800 (8) | is ii mie agua up| (10) 8-E Day, Hernandez 28.60 13.90 7.30 that opened the five-day army 3. say Rhythm, Fitzsim's 6.50 5.00 3.40 I-Barracho J. J. Harris 18.20 8.50 boxing championships here. 1-Quebec Fleet, Uyeyama 13.40. 7,30|2-York County, Hyeyama 3.40 2-Dad Black, Barnett 4.20'Start good, won driving Eastern Command saw two Of'start good, won driving Also Ran In Order: Royal Piper, New jits boxers pick up decisions| Also Ran In Order: Black Diver, Folk|Member, Multa Bene, Li'l Eddy and | . mer age Singer, Blue Mel, Select Edition, Shiny|Farmer Jack jwhile Ontario and Quebec com-/pice, Greek Sait and Eddie Shack. Winner, B G 4 Empire Day -- Kara Lass. jmands scored one win each. Winner, b f 2, Mister Jive -- Miss Trainer H. &. M. Pollock. PET Fs Kansulin, Trainer G, M, Carter, Pool 39,641. Trooper John McLeod of Vic-| poo} 30,550, oria, B.C., eliminated Sgmn. EIGHTH RACE it ms Idi P ae | FOURTH RACE -- 5 Furlongs. 3-year-olds and up. Cimg. |Ab Norton of Kingston from the! aig maidens, Cdn. foaled. Purse $2100 (12) |Purse $1800. (9) feather novice race with a split|2-Rare Port,, Gomez 4.20 3.30 %.90/6-Bourbon Blue, Rogers decision 6Bordeau Bar, Harrison 5.80 4.10/1-Croatan, Harrison ig 5-Kings Messenger, Rogers $.30/2-BleU Burner, Barnett In the light welter division, Start good, won driving Start good, won easily és "| Also Ran In Order: k vy, Pi pe Also Ran In Order: Mad Count, Shady guardsman Don Keetch of Ajax, , ther BO ste dA cad Al Bag J pert ne eee ned Ont,, handed a loss to Pte nihony, Chancery Lane, Tarapata, Med-| Twist, House Boy A-Our Interview, Jack land street, Jet Blond, A-Ponderose Jim. |Cairntield and -M ighty Eagle. Vachon of Montreal in a Cen-/\-G/gni Shief and Xalapa Curry tral-Quebee Command fight.* SECOND RACE -- 5 Furiongs. -year-| jolds. Claiming all $2500. Purse $1800 (7) 1-Stem Tide, Harrison 7-Love Quest, Hale 4-Black Coral, Walsh § Furlongs, 4-year all $2500. Purse 23.80 7.10 4,10 3.00 2.30 3.60 Winner, ch h 6, Hymettus -- Richwood Miss. Trainer F. Varga, |Winner, » @ & Porterhouse -- Falmouth|Pool 42,242, Total Pool 294,834, Att, 4,641. The Cry... That Comes Too Late! OSHAWA L CANT ELIEVE IT! MEMBER: of Canada Associated Credit Bure; . . ay He was refused credit because he forgot! ... credit is a friend in need -- a friend, indeed. But like all friendships, it must be protected, So use your credit wisely and pay your bills promptly for your good credit's sake. GUARD YOUR CREDIT AS A SACRED TRUST "Complete Credit Investigation and Collection Service to All Credit Grantors CREDIT BUREAU of OSHAWA 286 KING ST. WEST PHONE 725-6591