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14 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesday, June 10, 1964 FRANK SELKE, SR., (left) displays a handsome silver tray, presented to. him last night, at a dinner honoring his retirement, after a color- employers, Senator Hartland Smythe, of Toronto Maple ful career as a National Hoc- key League general manager. With him are his two former THIRD MAJOR DEAL Molson of Montreal Cana- diens (centré) and Conny Leafs (right). (CP Wirephoto) | Hawks Trade Balfour For Jerry Toppazzini MONTREAL (CP) -- The big intrateague draft of the Na- tional Hockey League takes place today but it may be anti- climatic after the flurry of trades made so far during the league's annual meeting. However this doesn't take away from the importance of the draft, a procedure designed to give lower-place teams a chance to acquire reserve tal- ent of the stronger clubs. The six NHL teams have shelled out $1,070,000 for 58 play- ers in the 10 drafts conducted since 1054 when the procedure was first put into force. Each club can protect 18 play- ers, plus two goalies, against the draft. Another draft, the one in which NHL teams draw from clubs of the Western Hockey League and the Central Profes- sional Hockey League, took place Tuesday. A record 11 play- ers were drafted--the previous the selecting. and the Detroit Red Wings. Chicago has figured in all meetings, which end Thursday. On. opening day, they swapped left-wingers Ab McDonald and Reg Fleming for Bruins' veteran defenceman Doug Mohns. Tuesday, they dealt off four more players, two each to De- troit and Boston. They gave up' left-winger Ron Munphy, 31, and defenceman Autry Erickson, 26, to Detroit in exchange for cen- tre Art Stratton and defenceman John Miszuk and Ian Cushenan, three minor leaguers. Then, they gave up veteran Murray Balfour and Mike Dra- per from the minors for Bos- ton's Jerry Toppazzini and a mi- nor leaguer, Matt Ravlich. In high was 10 in 1958--with Tor- MURRAY BALFOUR the minor league draft, they 4 council to add $27,000 to the cash 2 awards distributed to players of # the top four teams after regu- ¢ two-thirds increase in players' # pension fund has accumulated a reserve of $3,500,000. |Park and South-East defeating JERRY TOPPAZZINI MOHAWK RACEWAY RESULTS onto Maple Leafs doing most of In the corridors, meanwhile, Chicago Black Hawks were busy making straight, no-cash player trades with the Boston Bruins three major trades concluded during the first two days of the ; Baltimore, the American Hockey League's Buffalo team, In Murphy, the Hawks lost an 11-year NHL veteran who scored 11 goals in 70 games last sea- son. LEAFS TOOK FOUR Toronto acquired three play- ers from Denver of the WHL in the record minor league draft. Leaf officials described it as a bookeepping affair involving Toronto - owned players. The three were Alex Hucul, Gordon Redhal and Lou Jankowski. Leafs also drafted Marc Rea. ume, who had been owned by the Montreal Canadiens, from Hershey of the AHL. The Bruins drafted Toronto. owned Jim Mikol and John Gra. vel from Cleveland of the AHL. Detroit took George (Duke) Harris from St. Louis of the CPL and Fred Hiltz, owned by Montreal and under suspension last season for not reporting, from Springfield of the AHL. Montreal drafted Robert Bar- ber from Pittsburgh and New » York took Jimmy Johnson from) INCREASE AWARDS In other business, an agree- ment was reached at a meeting of the NHL owners - players lar season play, increasing this annual disbursement to $81,- 000 The council also announced a pensions to $300 from $180 a month for a 10-year-man. The Bob Pulford of Toronto, the players' spokesman at the ses- sion with club owners, said he People's Clothing Top Auto Workers Two Oshawa Legion Pee Wee baseball games were played| last night with People's Cloth- picked up Fred Evans for the $20,000 waiver price. Evans is an amateur on the reserve list was completely satisfied with the new arrangements, The method of distributing the increase in league, awards will Ibe decided at a meeting of league governors today, Under the present system, each player on the team win- ning the league championship, receives $1,500. The breakdown for the next three finishers is $750, $500 and $250. It is these awards that will be increased, Nice & Sons Loft Cops Two Trophies A racing pigeon owned by Al Nice and Sons, RR 5, Peter- borough, flying 1116.1 yards per minute, won two trophies in Saturday's race, from Foleyet, Ont., approximately 350 air miles from Peterborough. For having the winning bird in this race, Al Nice and Sons will receive the Lowe Brothers Paints trophy. Since the win- ning pigeon was a "Yearling"' (hatched in 1963) the Nice loft will also receive the "Sandop"| trophy, awarded to the fastest "Yearling" in the Foleyet race.| Third and fourth places were also taken by the. Nice loft, at! 1085.5 and 1065.3 yards per a) minute, Bill Baker, RR 3, Peter-; borough, placed second and \fifth, with two of his entries,| flying 1104.9 and 1038.2 yards per a minute, A total of fifty-four pigeons from six lofts took part in the race. Other lofts participating| were Laurie MacDonald, 992) High street, Bob Bolderson and Almer Conners of Bridgenorth, and 'Janda' Loft, Lakefield,| | Ont, j Next Saturday's race will be! from Hillsport, Ont., approx-| imately 500 air miles, north-west} of Peterborough, The J. Gordon| Leonard Wholesale Meats tro-| phy will be awarded the fastest three-year-old. ing whipping Auto Workers Credit Union 10-3 at Alexandra Jubilee Pavilion 5-2 at Eastview Park. PEOPLE'S TRIUMPH People's Clothing had big sec- ond, third and fourth innings when they scored all their runs. | OLA STANDINGS | | JUNIOR LEAGUE PWLT yf Pts. Oshawa | Brampton Hastings They collected nine hits, while Auto Workers had seven safe- ties. Seven erors were com- FIRST RACE -- 1 Mile 'Trot' for Three-and-Four-year-olds. Purse $800 (8) 4Squaw Valley, Alexan'r 74.10 23.60 12.10 1-The Tag, Hill 5.30 34) 7-Famous Wick, Campbell 3.99) | Order: Stormy Lee c, Kingston, Star King, Billy Caste and] Gay Frisco. SECOND RACE -- | Mile "Pace" for, Three-year-olds and up. Purse $800 (7) 3Tar Chips, Lockhart 6.40 3.10 2.70) 5-Spencer's Pride C, Crowe 3.50 2.70) éida Byrd B, Madiil 3.10) Start good, won_handily Also Ran in Order: Lynden Albert, Galle's Jet, Monsieur Reynard and Tim Dale. DAILY DOUBLES -- 4 Squaw Valley and 3 Tar Chips Paid $326.20 Late Can, Sultan B and THIRD RACE --.1 Mile "Trot" Three-vear-olds and up. Purse $700 (7) 5-Wonder , MacTavish. 6.80 3.40 3.00 7-Titan Song C., Hicks 4. 3.50 6Tom Key, Ingles 6.10 tart good, wi riving ee Ran Wonders Willy Tass, Robert) Lee. Jr. Stade Hanover, and -Dictator) Pick. Late Can., Lady Hew Lea. FOURTH RACE -- | Mile "Pace" for Three-vear-olds and up. Purse $800 (8) 1-G. J. MeGregor, Habkirk. 3.60 2.80 2.50 3-Homestead Wild Willie, Bur'son 3.30 3.10 4&Mountain Kitty, Hopkins 4.50 Start good, 'won handily Magic FIFTH RACE -- 1 Mile "Pace" for) Adios Dominion, Galbraith Start good, won driving tle Kinney C., Favonian | Jean Third. Late Can. Dr. MeGregor.|ners with four goals and Bass| Thr Kiso Ran in Order: Omodean, Shawnee, |6-Gracie Byrd, Campbell Wilma R. C., Lochinvar Judy and April/$5-Dojly Dale, Beiore &-Jewel Symbol, Geise! Start good, won driving 7-Swan Song, Silliphant Start good, won driving Also Ran in Order: Sunset Lee M., Echo Ridge Tommy, Ruth Hal $, Stewart's Clan and Stormy Way. SIXTH RACE -- 1 Mile "Pace" for Three-year-olds and up. Purse $1,300 (7)! 5-Demon King, Hughes 4.90 3.20 2.60 7-Colonel C. Volo, Galbraith 2-Hickory, Waples Start good, won driving Also Ran in Order: Ko Ko C, Mighty Stein, Ducky's Breeze and Sandy Dares. QUINELLA Nos.'5 -- Demon King and 7 Colonel C Volo Paid $18.30 2.70 SEVENTH RACE -- 1 Mile "Pace" for| Three-year-olds and up. Purse $900 (8)| 7-Fiash Fire C., MoRann 21.60 11.20 6.50 4Frisco Killean, James 12.00 6.00) 2-Josedale_on Top, Curran 4.80' Start good, won driving Also Ran in Order: Negley Hal, Sam, Ledy G., Roy McGregor an Argyel! d s! Brooke N Mis: H | EIGHTH RACE -- 1 Mile "Pace" for! Three-year-olds and up. Purse $1,100 (7)| 1Carolwyn Grattan, Madill 21.60 8.70 4.20| 2-Leny Boy, Kirkness 5.10 3.30) 4.10) | Also Ran in Order: Doctor Kirk, Bat- Grattan and ITH RACH -- 1 Mile "Pace" for year-olds and up. Purse $900 (8) 13.20. 5.20 3.60) 50 2.80} 3.40 Also Ran in Order: Dr W., Lynden Three-vear-olds and up. Purse $700 (8)|Mac, Midnight A. Grattan, Shady Valley,| 2-Hi Fi, Wes Coke | 10.70 5.40 3.20|and DNF -- The McNab. DNF -- Did not Gderome Gy Creed, Beisel Jr, 340 2.50|finien, Total Papl'137-33. Attendance 3,064 | # jo|Pitcher in South-East's victory jgers ahd Terry Travail notched mitted in the game, six by Auto; |Workers. | Mike Dudgeon was the win:| ning pitcher and Brian Rose suffered the aefeat. SOUTH-EAST WINS Ted McComb was the winning over Jubilee. Defensive stats in| the game were Danny Smith, Jim Yakemishyn, Bobby Hobbs and Larry Buckley. North Oshawa Top | Brookside Eleven North Oshawa's "'Hogenboom| Construction" soccer lads de- feated Brookside Park 8-2, last night at Northway Court, in an Oshawa Minor Soccer League) fixture. | Claus Scherff paced the win- Bauma had a pair. Andre Wig-' the other two. Brookside's goals were both by J, Pudlis, as he paced his team for star rating, along with Scherff and Bauma of the Alderwood Mimico St. Kitts Lakeshore Guelph 6 FRIDAY'S GAMES Lakeshore at St. Catharines, Alderwood at Guelph. Hastings at Brampton. SATURDAY'S GAME St. Catharines at Hastings. Hamewa ay enocece |General John (1) PAID $30.70 | Winner b g 3 Dark Hawk or Easy Fibber|Miss Betsy by King Cole, Trainer W. S. -- Texella by Texas Sandman. | |Maiden Two-year-olds. 5 Furiongs (12) 16-Win Again, 10 |Happy June, Strong Willed, Red Garters,|Around and Popsaysno, g |Woomera Counts, Erin Pan, Bar Gossip|Winner ch g 4 Bolero -- Sol Squaw by jand Spin f Winner ch\f 2 Jamie K -- Questageby| Pool 49,418, {Sun Again. Trainer C, F, Chapman, {Poot 38,055. en Three-year-olds | 8-Plentitude, 2-Among the Stars, Fitzsimmons 8.30 5.20/Start good, won handily |11-Tartrazine, Harrison Start good, won driving Brown Roman, Mr. Bellachop, Reeb Right|Edgor's Gael |Chief and Ben B.G.. |Winner b f 3 Tantime -- Abondance by|Blue Lan | Maurepa: Pi SPORTS © CALENDAR TODAY'S GAMES SOFTBALL Civil Service League -- Fo- ley's vs Ontario Steel, at Lakeview Park (west); Scott's vs Rundle, at Lakeview (east); Dodds vs Thompson's, at Cow- an's Park and Wood's vs Excelsiors, at Radio Park (south), Alf games at 6.45 p.m. Toronto Beaches Major Fast- ball League -- Stoney Creek vs Oshawa Tony's, at Alex- andra Park, 8.15 p.m. UAW League Parts vs North Plant (west) and Truck Line vs Karns (East). Both -- 6.30 p.m. at Alexandra ark. Bad Boys Defeat A.&W. Squad 10-8 In a City and District Soft- ball League game, last night ai Atexandra Park, Bad Boys pulled off a 10-8 decision over A and W., in a free-hitting game that left the pitchers little to brag about. Dan Peters hurled the win for Bad Boys. He was tagged for nine hits and eight runs, while giving up three walks, all in the first three frames, and he struck out six batters. A and W got a pair of runs in the second stanza when Reg Hickey opened with a double, Bill McKee tripled with one out and then with the two out, Dave Weldon smacked a double to score McKee. In' the next inning, A and W boosted their lead to 6-1 when they added four runs. Ralph O'Reilly opened with a walk, Ron Simcoe singled with one out, after a sacrifice by Joe Piontek. Hickey drew a walk and Nick Mroxzek singled. He seored later on an infield out, to complete the rally. However, Peters tightened up his pitching performance after the third inning and the A and W team didn't score again unti! the 9th, when O'Reilly singled wii one out, Piontek followed! pyett's Sporting Goods de- with a clean single and so did|feated Kent's Western Tire 10-7, Ron Simcoe, to make it a tw0-\yesterday afternoon at Alex- run splurge, their final bid. , }andra Park, in a UAW Softball Reg Hickey started on the League fixture. ladee oe : jmound for A and W. He was! The winners scored five runs} bridge, 7 ec hoe ol tagged for a single run in the/in g pig third-inning rally,|take Vista, at Southmead. 6 third when Dan Price was hit) when they got to Korbac for Dih.;. Ukrainia ve. Forni at by 2 pitched ball and scored/rive runs on four walks, three-|Southmead, 7:30 p.m. and on a sacrifice by Joe Melnick) in-succession to start, followed) Valleyview vs Woodview, at and error in the outfield on Ted), whiteley's triple. Desroache| Northway Court, 7.30 p.m | LACROSSE walked, Marck singled and Peters sacrificed, then Bill Berwick singled. That ended White's stay and Hickey came back to do the pitching. He walked Wilson, hit Brabin and Price singled, then a_ choice play and Whiteley's single com- pleted a five-run splurge for Bad Boys, making the score 10-6, Bad Boys failed to score jagain but they made their 10- run total stand up for a close win. A and W O'Reilly, 2b; Piontek, cf; Simcoe, 3b; Hick- ey, p, rf, and p; Mroczeck, If; McKee, ss; Carnwith, 1b; Wel- don, ¢; Gray, rf; Shearer, rf in 6th; Keenan, 1b; White, p in 5th. BAD BOYS -- Berwick, cf; Wilson, ss; Brabin, rf; Price, 2b; Melnick, c; Whiteley, If; Cheeseman, 1b; March, $b; Peters, p. BASEBALL Eastern Ontario Pee Wee League -- Oshawa vs Cobourg, at Vincent Massey, 6.30 p.m, Oshawa Legion Tyke League -- North-West at North- East, at Alexandra and South- | East vs South-West, at Harman Park, Both games at 6.15 p.m. Oshawa Legion Bantam League -- Houdaille Ind. vs Oshawa Heating, at Kinsmen Stadium and Dairy Queen at {Oshawa Dairy, at Eastview | Park. Both games 6.15 p.m. \SOCCER | Oshawa Minor -- Soccer League -- Bathe vs Brookside,| at Southmead, 6 p.m.; Ux-' Dyett's Sports | Defeat Kent's | | | | wanted his team to shoot. Roy | week. a UPON ROD-GUN : , Skeet Shoot Standings Given Another Switch The weekly trapshoot at the Union Rod and Gun Club, saw the team standings change again, ; Team No. 5 under Captain Nelson Starr was high on the week, good for five points plus the 19 they had for 24 points, and the 96 broken birds plus the 446 they had makes a total of 542. Jack Parker was again high man on the team with a perfect score of 25 targets out of 25. Nelson Starr and Jiggs Harlock had 24 and Leo Moffatt had 23. Jim Potter, who has been a con- sistently good shooter on this team missed out with 22 out of 5. See eT hee ce was good for only two points, Plus the 17 they had, for 19 points. The §8 birds makes *a total of 539. * Both Troski and Rick Shefi- dan were high on this team with 23 apiece, Don Hubbard and Roy Fleming each had George Davies was out of the running, but in a practice round was doing much better. "4 Team No. 3, under Captain Paul Branton, were only able to pick up one point on the broken birds and this point, pigs the thirteen-and-a-half they had, is good for fourteen-and-a-half points. The 87 birds plus what they had is good for §22. H Paul himself was high man with 24 birds. His dad, Doug, had a 22 and Don Henry had.a 21 while his wifie, in the same round, broke a couple of extfa birds. Sid Knowlton had 20 and Bill Strutt missed out, He has changed from a_ left-handed shooter to a right-handed shoot- Balson had 23, John Lawrence €r. had 22 and Jim Harrison 21. After this week's shoot, the Stan Starr missed out in this|team standings are: Team Nob. round, but posted a 24 for next|5, 24 points and 542 brokén |birds; Team No. 1, 20 points Team No. 4, under Al Wood,| and 534; Team No. 2, 19 points who are expected to show a/and 539; Team No. 3, 14% points strong finish in the last half of/and 522 and Team No. 4, 12% the schedule, broke 90 birds|points and 519. as good for three points plus the E S nine-and-a-half they had for a =SUPER-Fasr- total of twelve-and-a-half, Al Wood had another perfect score ---- RELIEF 1= Dr, Scholl's Zino-pads \g ily relie of 25 broken targets; Bill Welsh had 23. andHarry Lyons 22. ly relieve painful \% pressure On sensitive Team No. 1, under Captain Bill Rudyk, was second on the day with 91 out of 100, -good for four points on the day, plis the 16 they had for a total of 20 points, The 91 broken birds plus the 443 was good for 534. Bill Rudyk was high man with 25 out of 25 and that is how he Harry is due for a perfect score anytime now! George Brown, who is the replacement on this team, had 20 while Grant Mor- rison missed out. Team No. 2, under Pete Troski, who has the reputation for being the best crow hunter in the city, is having trouble keeping his team up near the top. This team was first but are now third, Their 88 broken birds GOLFERS . ... 4 play your golf in Oshawa at GRANDVIEW only 5 min, from downtown Oshawa , © GREEN FEES @ ; $2.50 Week Ends & Holidays $1.50 Week Days @ Memberships Avail e Golf a Rent-» ° als end Sales @ Lessons by pre H. Re @ Challenging 18 Holes Trudelle 2 '@ Par 72 -- 6100 yards 4 Tournaments GRANDVIEW South at BLOOR lions do with Dr, fase _ sagt argest - ell for Bunions D! Scholls Zino-pads able vt ° | | irri agg eins a | Singled and. Beets doubled to In t ourth, ce drew Bic lete the rally. walk to start, so did Melnick ie de pin inning, trailing) Ontario County Minor (Nov- Whiteley forced orga bat 25 at the time, Dyett's again|ice and Bantam) -- Oshawa at Wayne | yy mated iy In| SPlurged for five runs, with) Whitby. ' : made it a t rg Bi yy. ui\Curran, _ Packer, Caley (a ntario County Minor Pee the fifth, George Brabin sing} "ldouble) Whiteley and Weales|Wee League -- Whitby at St. and he scored ge BR l(a double) all contributing to| John 8, 7 p.m. fice and choice Setar 8/the splurge that decided the ' Oshawa cei , Pee Wee Mae es Sheseman| te Weltoant kivena'8 pam ane : eo | Beers started on the mound] Gchawa Dai inden nds sary | , ei ' iry vs Kelly. De- for Dyett's and a eo way| Gray. 7 p.m vf . to Luffman, then -Fleury, as bal peak Eddie Bush Picked)... tres hora to get back|LAWN BOWLING . jin the running. They had scored) Men's Doubles Tournament As Memphis Coach three runs in the first frame, | (Brading Trophy) at Bowman- .,|¢limaxed by Short's homer. In| ville Lawn Bowling Club, 1.30 ro yee lovagaad™ part rset the third, with two on Megha Red Wings the National! added one on hits by Short an Hockey League announced Pues-| weeks sea THURSDAY'S GAMES day the appointment of Eddie|- 1, the fifth, Howes opened SOFTBALL _ ne | Bush as manager-coach of Mem-|,_. 'Chait led,|. Oshawa City and District -- sit dre ga TRA farm| With @ double, Short sing :|Scugog Cleaners vs A and W phis Wings, Detroit's new farm) Murray walked with one out! , club in the Central Professional! 4 Korback doubled with two at Alexandra Park, 8.15 p.m. |Hockey League, out. to make it a three-run fig League -- Plaza Dixie The 'announcement, made at)rally, This put Kent's out in|/® ents, at Alexandra Park, jthe current NHL annual meet-|front but they lost the lead in jing, said Bush was given a two-|the next frame and were never | BASEBALL jyear contract. able to score themselves, again./ astern Ontario Bantam| | Bush, 45, had a long career) Jn the sixth, Curran opened|League --Port Hope vs Osh- as a player and was with the| with a single, Packer was safejawa, at Lakeview Park, 6.30 \NHL Wings one season. He be-/on a choice, Caley hit a double| p,m. jcame coach of the Guelph jun-|and then with one out, White-) Oshawa Legion Pee Wee jior team jn 1954 and after six}jey singled, Weales doubled and|League -- Jubilee Pavilion vs |seasons there moved to coach) Spratt was safe on a choice) People's Clothing, at Alexandra Hamilton Red Wings, Detroit/play, to make it a five-run | Park and South-West at Auto \junior farm club. splurge that meant the game.|Workers Credit Union, Harman| No successor has yet been ecules ce .|Park. Both games 6.15 p.m. named to the Hamilton club. DYETI'S -- Packer, §8;} P psu _-|Cockerton, c; Delves, 3b;\soccER | vary | Whiteley, If; Weales, cf; Spratt.) Oshawa and District (First one nyyg fending so 1b; Deerogene?) rh. cies if |Division) -- Hungaria vs Pe ogy wiih mg Rartimerets urran, db; Caley, c; Minze, T", |Ukrainia, at Kinsmen Civic Me- eli ope of the American soso idle morial Stadium, 8 p.m. Second Hockey League announced aj KENT'S -- Legree, ss; Me. | Division tbe ong 'ecu trade Tuesday that sends Lou|Cabe, 1b; Howes, 2b; Short, 3b; smen Stadium, 6.45 p.m. Angotti and Ed Lawson from pg RAR gaat ss Smith, | LACROSSE [Rochester to Baltimore in ex-|rf; Korback, p; Henderson, ¢;| Juvenile-Junior I -J change for Duane Rupp and Ed/Korhbacl, 58; Murray, ss; AN") Bosco Real Estate ve Brasktie | derson, rf; Cooper, c. at Brooklin Arena, 8 p.m. | Oshawa Minor Bantam| |League -- Lions vs UAWA, 6 jp-m, and Jury and Lovel vs |Kinsmen, 7 p.m. Both games at |Children's Arena. Oshawa Minor Midget |Leagu e-- Dairy Queen ys Gen-| |Ehrenverth. WOODBINE RACE RESULTS Copyright 1964 by McMurray Publishing Co., Ltd, (Daily Racing Form). -- FIRST RACE -- Purse $1,900 Claiming} FIFTH RACE -- Purse $2,600 Two-year-|'*~ Maiden Two-year-olds. § Furlongs (11) |old Fillies. Foaled In Canada 5 Furs. (6)}oSha 4otel, 8 p.m. and Royal] 3-Our -Princess, Turcotte 7.00 4,70 3.70|5 #00 0 sik 3.20 ie 2.70 Crown Colas vs People's Cloth- | 7-Grant Jr., Livingstone 44,40 21.30\4-Sly Eyes, ordon 3 Py Acie 11-Perzaca, Freed 5.70|3-Ambiguity, Rogers 4.10 ing, 9 p.m, Both games at Chil- Start good, won driving Start good, won. driving dren's Arena. 'Ales Mbeki Tureen, Raat Also Ran: Sun Velvet, My Kimle and|-- maperg Blue Week. | Wy Hegsthd a abd il orl dearoneet eg QUINELLA FOO FOO AND SLY EYES) | Kitten, Willie's / 2m, | Branch 43, Royal Canadian Legion 3RD ANNUAL Oshawa and District Singles - DART CHAMPIONSHIP LADIES AND MEN TO BE PLAYED AT LEGION HALL 90 CENTRE ST. Saturday, June 13,1964. Brief, Gun Artist, Danassas and Arco Ace. | PAID $15.90 SEEK REPLACEMENTS | Winner ch f 2 El Royal -- Hill Princess |winner b {2 Nantallah -- Ma Fleche by VANCOUVER (CP) -- School bP agg bl ety Dea Poo!' 5 o16. Rustom Pasha. Trainer W. Beasley. Poo! authorities here are seeking re- 21,221, Quinella Pool 25,731. placements for 15 per cent of SIXTH RACE -- Purse $2,300 Claiming) Vancouver's school teachers-- Four-year-olds and up. 1 and one 16th) 400 of them--who will be quit- Miles (9) Py 60/5 Hannibal Fitzs 15.20 6.80 3,00/ting at the end of the current Freed 11.80 3,60; School term. They are retiring SEOND RACE -- Purse $2,000 Claim-| ing 'Three-year-olds, About 1 Mile. Turf Course (10) General John, Harris 5-Rushton's Heir, Livingstone 10-Biack Coral, Shuk 8.70 5.00 5.20 Miss, 3 2. 3. | MEN'S PLAY COMMENCES . 1:30 P.M. LADIES' PLAY COMMENCES . 7:30 P.M, ENTRY FEE 50c TO BE RETURNED IN PRIZES "5 7-Chance Cover, |1a-Blue Fox 2nd, Gomez 2.20! or getting married. Start good, won driving Start good, won' driving Also Ran: Hannibra, Tarapaca, Miss| Also Ran: A-Field Trial, Peanuts, Harford Furnace, Garden|Yoroufer, Crucial Hit, rince, Drifted and Empire Boy. land Wilthooks, . AILY DOUBLE Our Princess (3) and/A-Audiey Farms and J. J. Gregory entry |Winner dk b or br f 4 Hannibal Miss-- Ridge Road, Deal Me Aces, Pp D. Trainer Clarkson. Pool 44,237. L. Cavalaris J.R. Pool. 29,183. | SEVENTH RACE -- Purse $2,500 Three- - Purse $1,900 Claiming) year-olds and up. Claiming 6 Furiongs (9) 9-Royal Piper, Shuk 21,40 9.20 5,30 11,80 7.90 5.90) 7-Balinode, Fitzsimmons 8.00 5.30 8.80 5.10'5.Shook 2nd, Freed 4.60 8.10) Start good, won driving Also Ran: Eltoro the Great, Liqueur,|Fast, Farmer Jack, THIRD RACE Shuk 8&-Lucky Charm, Leblanc 11-Ennisclare, Gordon Start good, won easily Lady B/ Also Ran: White Wheels, Tres Sauve, Ring Tele. Challedon. Trainer J. W. Elkins, | EIGHTH RACE -- Purse $2,100 Claim- jing Four-year-olds and up, About One FOURTH RACE -- Purse $2,300 Maid-|Mile (Turf Course) (12) Foaled In Canada.|2-Quiet Nancy, Freed 1 and 16th Miles (11) 11-Page Service, Walsh Dittfach 9.90 5.00 3.70|4-Raven Wing, Shuk 16,30 7.40 5.00 5.50 3.50 $5.10 4.90, Also Ran: Artista, Copy, Action Station, Dark Red, Page % rf) i Bull Pine, Char- Also Ran: Chop Susie, Faith, Sept. Erin, ley's Pak, Greek Hill, Grand Vitesse and > Winner ch f 4 Mameluke -- Lusty Man by cer, Trainer P. M. Goddard. 5. Tol 1 354,730. At: 5: ner W. 1001 42,707, : Registrations Now Being Accommodation (supervised) for out of town students at *'ERIN OSHAWA, winners. 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