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14 'THE OSHAWA TIMES, Seturdey, September 19, 1964 CHERRY TO COACH Oshawa Generals GAUGE AND GAME Selection Of Arrow -- Important To Bowman SPORTS. CALENDAR TODAY'S GAMES SOFTBALL OASA Senior "A" Playoffs-- Richmond Hill vs Oshawa Tony's, at Alexandra Park, 8.00 p.m.; 2nd game of 2-out-of-3 series. By KEN ROBERTS Open Camp Soon was announced today that|their pre-season games the fol- o Oshawa Generais of the|lowing night against Clinton Ontario Hockey Comets, last year's champions Junior "A" League open their|of the U.S, Eastern League 1964-65 training camp Saturday,) General Manager Wren Blair Sept. 26, at 10 a.m. in the Bow- says he has more than 45 candi- The club will be back on the .|Ward's Billia OASA Intermediate "C" Play- offs -- Tweed vs Brooklin Con- cretes, at Brooklin Community Park, 8.15 p.m.; 2nd game of 2- out-of-3 series. i UAW League Championship Finals -- Scugog Cleaners vs is, at Alexandra Park, 1.00 p.m. and 3.00 p.m.; ist and 2nd games of finals. OSHAWA SHOOTERS did exceptionally well in . the ious classes. Left to right, they are: (back row) Wilbur The arrow, seemingly a simple piece of equipment but, in reality, is thé most diversi- fied and expensive piece of equipment in your kit, -- di- versified from the standpoint of variety in shafts, tips and fletch- ings. Expensive, from the point of selection, purpose, and re- peated loss while hunting. We cannot overstress the im- Nickel. District Skeet Tourna- Newlands, Allen Wood, Stan dates reporting inte camp for ice at 2 p.m. on the same da ' the opening workout. and will repeat this twice daily SIGN JIM CHERRY workouts on Sunday. The fol- wr aignod Sit Cherry to astial® lowing week, evening workouts |has signed Jim Cherry to again munity Arena, 4th game of 4- = be beld commencing at a, ~ joe vo ncnibor| begin signing players. out-of-7 series. "Generals will be on the tce|last year. SOCCER only yond days before they| Players already in town re-o¢ Oshawa and District Assoc.| swing into pre-season exhibition|turning from last year's club (Lancaster Cup Semi-Final -- on her myeaon iy x include: Dennis Gibson, Tan Game) at Kinsmen Civic Memo- at manville, against the To- ronto Marlboros. The next night Young, Bobby Orr, Chris rial Stadium, 8.00 p.m. (Oct 1), the Generals travel to Peterborough for iy is paid in matching one to the other. So, in the selection of target arrows, you will find them in matched sets to fit your ment held last weekend. | Above is shown a group of the "skeeters" who cashed in | on the awards, in their var- Oshawa Skeeters Cap Top Honors In Northern Ont. Oshawa skeet shooters cap-|Wilbur Newlands, Allen Wood! tured top honors, last week-end,|and "Rich" Sheridan all scored|tone ch wiil in the Northern Ontario Skéet ie [longer ee yo high gun scores in their respec-| cancel the possipillity of an over- mt, held at Sudbury. |. | Oe bis tygmecesteren Boa fe Vine tive classes, in the 20-gauge|C™aw end an arrow through the highest order and Oshawa's Bil] |tourney. ow Sa Rudyk, recent winner of the| All contestants were awarded|MATERIALS General Motors "Gold Award"|silver mugs, through the cour-| While throughout the centuries as top gun at the annual Osh-|tesy of Dorian's Brewery, of|wood has been the staple of the awa tournament, emerged as|Sudbury. arrow, modern materials nave high gun champion,' in the 12-/ This Sunday, at the Oshawa/given us a new scope in arch- gauge event. He also won the|Skeet and Gun Club, the annuallery. The addition of aluminum 410-gauge class. competition for the Neil Feltjand fiberglass to wood has Stan. Starr, also of Oshawa,|Memorial Trophy will be held. | given us an even more emerged as victor in the Class|This will be the final trophy| specialized line to choose from. "C" spot, in 12-gauge competi-jevent of the '64 season and it|We will discuss their individual tion and Bill Welsh also tookjis limited to club members only,|merits as they apply. top spot in his class. _ {all of whom are invited to com-| As we stated, arrows are In the smaller gauge events,|pete for this magnificent trophy. |diversified and you can find one Hawkeyes Surprise Hamilton Lads 8-7 A key tackle by Doug Pascoe|Hamilton man to give Oshawa|the last minute of play and late in the final quarter gave|a 1-0 lead. |moved deep into. Oshawa's ter- Oshawa Hawkeyes an 8-7 victory) DEFENCE OUTSTANDING cose fl pry ete over Hamilton Hurricanes in an} The defence played theit), penalty moved them back to Ontario Junior Football Confer-|hearts out and held Hurricanes! Qshawa's 30-yard line. With one ence. game in Hamilton last|to 37 yards in the first two quar- play left, Hamilton could have meh. ters, Maynard, Rick Askew,\tied it iup, but failed as Finn The victory extended Hawk-|Gteg Madill and Tom Olinyk|trieq to run the ball instead of eyes' winning streak to two|Were the bulwark of the de-\kicking it, because of the fine games and provided Hamilton! fensive line and were backed UP|charge put on by the Oshawa! with their second straight re be good effort by the seC-| defence. Finn fumbled and Jerry| feat, Through this win the play-| y+ Tymoshik recovered off chances loomed brighter for, 1" the second quarter, Brian) contest, ph pce LACROSSE Mann Cup Finals--Vancouver vs Brooklin, at Whitby Com- Starr and Bill Welsh; (front row) Bill Rudyk and Rick accuratel |stroot a bad arrow, but a bad Sheridan. |bow can accurately shoot a good jarrow. Remember this in your 'anrow selection. Getting down to selection, how about length? There. are many ways to detenmine your proper arrow length. I use arms extended straight ahead of the body, holding the arrow between the chest and the finger tips, if the arrow éxceeds the reach of your finger tips it is too long, if It does not reach, jit is too short. But to the beginner, the se- lection of an arrow slightly Arena is completed. Two Saturday night contests, in the early part of the schedule, may be played in Kingston. blades, using razor blades for cutting edge. -- Another innovation has been the .use, of a reverse barb at the rear of each blade. This will Roberts, Ron chanan, Jim g SPECIAL a game Blair, Billy Little, Terry Lane, Bill Laaiie, Waste Cashman and Oshawa Neighborhood Associ- against the Petes and enter- ation Atom Softball Tourna- tain the same club back in Danny O'Shea, Newcomers here | include Jim Booth, a big 6' 2" ment, 12° teatas competing, | Bowmanville Sunday, Oct. 4, at Starts at 9.00 a.m., at North! 7.30 p.m. Ste. Marie; wa P. winger from Sault Oshawa Park, Tuesday, Oct. 6, they play Billy White, a centre from New Liskeard who played here two LAWN BOWLING i ny EB ng so ge ope Mixed Doubles Tournament rena '0! a SSPORTS MENU Redstone Lake oe nel Cottagers Hold Lawn Bowling Club, 9.30 a.m. | ___ SUNDAY'S GAMES By Geo. H. Campbell SPORTS EDITOR Boating Fest sori" 'Everything From Soup To Nuts' bow much more accurately than wood, So the big advantage is con- stant weight, strength, and spine. They are quite expen- sive and are not economical to use for hunting. Both glass aluminum will take a great deal of punishment. Alum'num can be straightened unless buckled. And glass -will only break from a hard glancing blow. FISHING For this purpose a heavier arrow is required, wood is not practical, for it is too. buoyant and, upon hifting the water, lessens its velocity. Some use fiberglass. The point will have to be a barb that will expand once the arrowhead has entered the fish. For light fish a simple spool mounted on the bow will store and feed off line as the arrow is fired. For heavier fish, attach your arrow directly to a line of a regular fishing rig. Due to short range usage arrow fletching is not required. HUNTING This realm is divided into three main parts, Field, Broad- head, and Blunt arrows. The general characteristics of the hunting class of arrows are, made usually of wood for econ- omy, matched in weight, strength and spine for accuracy, and are fletched with longer e. An advantage the four blade tip has over the two blade is the four blade cuts a flap of hide, opens nore veins and anteries as well as leaving blood trail to be followed by the hunter. The blunt anrow is used to kill small game with shock. This is possibly the only appli- cation of killing with shock im the archery field and can only be used effectively on small game, rabbits being a . prim example. | UAW League Playoffs -- (If Fi: Sus rogpegh sig Cottagers'Inecessary) -- Ward's Billiards . @ num jan. Scugog Cleaners, at Alex- vel Oshawa residents are mem-|andra Park, 1.00 p.m.; 3rd and rs, held their fourth annual deciding game of final series |regatta September 6 on Red- ! |stone Lake, -- MONDAY'S GAMES Following is a list of the win|/SOFTBALL , | ners in the various events: | Civil Service League Playoffs |GIRLS RUNNING RACES | Thompson's Plum bing vs Pes 3 Years--Amande end|Wood's Transport, at Alexandra in Knowlton, Park, 8.00 p.m.; Ist gaine of " ee ' Rain ee rere Paula Groves and Denise championship finals, 3-out-of-5| 8-10 Years--Heather Reynolds and Bon-| series. nie Partner. 10-12 Years--Juanito Amos. | 12-14 Years--Janice MacPherson and| Patty Gulenchyn. | -- 'GOOD EVENING' -- A certain columnist, who is fre- quently either trying to knock down something, or cut the feet out from underneath something, to the point that his col- umn is unofficially known 'among the boys' as "'hammer and scythe" (no political inference intended?) has moved in where only angels fear to tread. With the ordinary.. public--the columnist is admitted to have the advantage of "'the last word'. We are NOT at that disadvantage -- we too, can fight fire with fire, and unlike. others, who may have found them- selves in the midst of a feud -- we could always come back with "a last word'--but we hope we're digger than that! Aside from the fact that our bosses may object--we admit, We have more interesting people to talk about and the space in our column is more valuable. We hasten to point out, we didn't declare this feud, we only tried to establish our position. We also hasten to point out, that after having said our piece this time, we refuse to carry on a verbal feud. We don't even bother to brush off a mosquito! x x x x «»»-IT STARTED this way -- '"'George Campbell is miffed"-- We have news for Mr. Goodnight--George Campbell is mere- ly disappointed! Mr. G. talks about "splitting hairs' and yet if he would himself read the article in the paper of Sept. 10-- Bellerby Oshawa Minor Assoc. Kiwanis| Bantam League Playoffs = Storie Park vs Sunnyside Park, BOYS RUNNING RACES at Sunnyside Park, 6.00 p.m.; | lize veers' 8 Harold Amos and Ken|3rd game of 3-out-of-5 champion- | , diag |" 68 Years--John Sobil and lan Henry. ship finals, ' | | Oshawa Minor Assoc. Midget| 8-10 Years--Tom Gulenchyn and Tim Priest. League Round-Robin Playoffs --| Bullerby ean Planche-'and uy! Ninigon Park at Lake Vista and| | 46 Years -- Roy Curl and Randy'North Oshawa at Connaught! | Monty. Park; both games at 6.00 p.m. |BOAT RACES Silver Valley Trophy--Barry Beeton,| SOCCER |Len Fowler and Harold Amos. Oshawa and District Assoc Kinlock Trophy--Lioyd Priest, Hooey : ha wie Fr geaetl prbeogg ieee |(ist_ Division) Italia vs | Carling Trophy. (Laates)-- Wendy Part/ Ukrainia, at 8.00 p.m.; Kinsmen mer, ine artin a arol 'ule, { j } ¢,|Civie Memorial Stadium. Your Satisfaction Is Our Aim All Cars Car Our GUARANTEE KELLY DISNEY USED CARS Ltd. 1200 Dundes E. Whitby 668-5891 BUDGET TERMS DROP IN | $< ee McLaughlin Coal & Supplies --- announce -- Carling Trophy (Men)--Ted Rule, ith and MacPherson. . "aon Boyce Trophy--C. Smith, E. Daw- LACROSSE son and |. Groves. i & 'anadi a gh Sta a eg The Minto" Cup (Canadian | Worsley. Junior Championship Finals) -- }Oshawa Green Gaels vs New |OTHER Latin: 3 yg flolhed Rece (25 Yerds) --|Westminster Salmonbellies, at Is |Wendy Partner, he would read that the facts concerning a grandstand, 3,000 capacity and $170,000 cost were discovered by investigation. This member of the committee did not know or submit this information. Mr, Gearin--Who Is Splitting Hairs? Back in July "Good Evening" stated the committee had met "no more Boys Three-Legged Race--Tom Gulen- than four or five times"--he was, as usual, about half right-- | irtemarron Recs. -- Guy Bellerby, they'd already had nine meetings--and if he could count-- |8rien Findley. every one had been reported by a member of his own staff. Ladies Hidden Shoe Race--Mary Dew- son and Janice MacPherson. Ladies Shoe Kicking Race--Janice Mac- \Pherson and Wendy Partner. | Girls Three-legged Race--Mary Dawson, Linda Prosser. New Westminster, 8.30 p.m. 4th game of 4-out-of-7 series. The Mann Cup (Canadian Sen- ior Championship Finals) -- Brooklin Merchants vs Vancou- jver Carlings, at Whitby Com- \munity Arena, 8.30 p.m.; 5th game of 4-olit-of-7 series. Oshawa and a win in Toronto| Hall went over from the three- |against Lakeshore next weekend Yatd line to score. the first could put them in the hunt. touchdown. Lou Kocho made the "The team played great. They| Convert good. This ended Osh- " jawa's scoring, but the excite- played their best ever' was alll nent was yet to come. that coach Dunc Brodie could) The third quarter saw a see- coach, thought that 'Hank May-|¢aw battle waged just inside the " : ies , ;,,| Hamilton "Vi ine, after a nard, Pascoe were key men in) 95. yard gallop. by Wasylyk. Don Barnoski and Pascoe made fine punt returns to help| | the offence in gaining good field | positions. After the game, Nicholishen, Oshawa's quarterback, had |nothing but praise for his team |mates and Switzer in particular. | OSHAWA -- Nicholishen, Faster 24-Hour Delivery Service -- With our Fleet of -- RADIO-CONTROLLED Wasylyk, Buwalda, Jeffs, Madill, Murduff, Murphy, Coop- er, Kram, Wood, Switzer, Hall, Olinyk, Askew, Maynard, Par. sons, Lindsay, Jubenville, Beggs, Aru, Kocho, Brown, Bar the triumph. |Later, Hawkeyes were stopped Rick Switzer was the mostion the Hamilton one-yard line used Hawkeye of the night @5/on a tough defensive stand by he churned out the yardage and| the Hurricanes. Walker, Hamil- set up their first point. He lug-|ton's quarter-back, returned to pe the ball down to Hamilton's/action in this quarter after re- 4 v sie mone ay pont {ceiving an injury in the first- mene bing Hi Samer Poo é single t./ half, eak, ic, Maxwell, yton He fired a pass into the Hurri-| Hamilton came to life in the|and Saramac. } canes' end zone, which was in-| final quarter and completed four) HAMILTON -- Molnar, Mc-| jtercepted by Hamilton. How-\of five passes to go over for|Adam, G. Smith, Walker, Finn,| ever, Reg Wasylyk nailed the their only touchdown, Bill! Dalgliesh, Hickey, Sardo, : mare | Plasky scored the major ated See Se: Foster, Cheese- allowing six hite end civi |kicked the convert. man, Guagliando, Hammond, two cons: D, Watt relieved. her| Oshawa was forced to give up/Knight, Cheoski, Zvonkin, Lee, in the sixth and faced the last|the ball late in the quarter and/ Vamderlugt, Kisco, R. Smith, five batters with little trouble, | Hamilton again moved via the|Eliwanger, Crabbe, Norris, L. Anders av.w "| air-route. On a second-and-one|Jacklin, Dunn, Gluckiick and Anderson and V. Werral) <ituation, Hamilton. tried the) Gordon. I shared four hits each in King- "Plea-flicker" play on the left! side's 23-hit attack. The winners side, with only Pasooe in the| | Free-For-All--C, Smith and B. Dawson Sea Flea--Tom Adams and Larry Ames, More recently, he tabbed the committee as numbering 12-- scat ane ee Peg om again, if he could count, the number is 15--who is splitting |WATER sine hairs? The trouble with Mr. G. is that he's amazed that they | Senior Ladies (Charles Seott Trophy)-- could appoint a committee in Oshawa, to do a good job, with- Nag, oe Fly onl (Charles Scott Trophy)-- out including Mr. G. -- part years and under)--Harold x x x x Amos and Ken Monty. .++s,BACK TO SPORT:-- Oshawa Green Gaels won 14-10 last |, it, 'farite Ames auL night out in New Westminster to take a 3-0 lead in The Minto Horseshoe Pitching (Doubles) | Me! Kingside Bantam Girls cap- Cup, Canadian Junior Lacrosse Championship finals. Fourth vat 4 OT peice apaye ---- tured the Neighborhood Pes game is on Monday night--then the local gutted-stick fans |p" s. iy gag "H. Bar ciation's League Softball Cham- can prepare for a celebration .... VANCOUVER beat Brook- . : ee, eaten, when: thy lin. last night, out at Peterborough Arena, 9-5, and the fourth game is tonight at Whitby Arena... SOFTBALL FANS are reminded that Oshawa Tony's play Richmond Hill tonight, in the second game of their OASA Inter. "A" playoff series . . » » BROOKLIN plays Tweed, second game of their OASA Inter. "'C" series, tonight at Brooklin . . . MONDAY NIGHT -finds the Civil Service League championship finals opening at jwalloped SouthMead 27-2.- | Thistles Take | The win was the 18th straight Alexandra Park, a 2-out-of-3 series between Wood's Transport and Thompson's Plumbing. The next two- weeks should' see \for Kingside, including regular all the local softball championship titles for 1964 cleared up. |season games and playoffs, and SECOND DIVISION x x xX xX WOODBINE RACE RESULTS | |pionship against Courtice, which x Kingside Girls Win Softball Bantam Title DELIVERY TRUCKS! ! | Budget Plan = Automatic Weather-Controlled Deine J j | | | j "Turn To. Modern Living With Oil Heat" TELEPHONE 723-3481 McLaughlin Coal & Supplies Lid. A OSHAWA 110 KING ST. WEST s' bed jstarts Tuesday. Kingside, guided by manager Nick Lupel, Emily Mischtschen-|Collected five homers, two by| way' trom paydirt. But, Pascoe |ko and coach Gord Bell, won|Anderson and one by J. Aasen,|cancing the move, stopped] the best 2-of-3 final series in/K- MeMullian and D. Watt Walker who received the pass| W LT Pts. two consecutive games A Roter with a home run and)from Plasky, and threw him| 14 S. Lupel pitched a great game|Halley were the top hitters for! for a loss. | 14 |for the winners, striking out 14, Southmead. | Hamilton again threatened in} : a Italia 5 - | ATTENTION BOATERS! --Thistles won league title ENROLL In Courses Offered by THE OSHAWA POWER SQUADRON @ PILOTING and SMALL BOAT HANDLING @ SEAMANSHIP e ADVANCED PILOTING @ ENGINE MAINTENANCE e@ MARINE ELECTRONICS @ SAILING Courses will be held at the OSHAWA YACHT CLUB on Monday ge s during Fall and Winter months, commencing October th at & p.m. Attend Registration Night MONDAY, SEPT. 21, 8 p.m © OSHAWA YACHT CLUB @ X-Thistle Ukrainia Rangers ~ FIRST RACE -- Purse $.000, 3 and 4&\one-sixteenth miles turt course (7) Year-old maiden fillies, 7 furlongs (12). W-lllustrator, Fitzsim's 420 2.30 2.10 8--Alibhai Forever, Max'l 440 140 2 7 Chief Geronimo, Bailey 280 2.10 12--H. V. Caplan, Walsh 2.70 2.590 5 Bull Market, Dittach 2.20 }--Bridget L., Harris 7.10| Start good, won driving Start good, won ridden out Also ran in order: A-C C Street, Peters Also ran in order: Line Me UP, Miss Sister, Man of Kent and Constancla 2nd Tulip, Selwyn, Dutch Shoe, Wee Lass,/A--E. @ Seadhouse entr : Valsprious, Malty's. Brownie, Alirulian QUINELLA, 1 AND 2, PAID $13.00 and Bronze Slipper Winner, 6, ¢, by Tissot--isabella Dal avagh Mao @ by Bandurra--Coral Sea by Porzn by Owen Tudor. Trainer J, C. oser leeper., Trainer L. C. Cavalaris Meyer. Pool F dr. Pool .24,289. Double Pool 42,323 : en eae rene ae Ttalia Thistle Hungaria Rangers Ukrainia Local 222 JACKET specially priced - 9.00 The rave of schools everywhere. Made of imported Parka Poplin, water repellent.. Designed with two bright bands of 34 inch braid in your school colours on the front, plus full front zipper, two slash pockets and two button stand-up "Hurricane" collar. SEVENTH RA! - " SRCOND RACE -- Purse 02,600, clolwlences, pence Hillee cee eee em ing, year-olds and up, foaled in Canada, teenth miles (5) Mm miles on Marshall turf course (7) 3--Ciboulette, Fitzsim'ns 7--Biack Coral, Hern"zz 21.30 9.00 5,60) 2Forest Rover, Anyon 3--Trust Him, Leblanc 4.530 3.10) 6 Queen's Law, Gomez 4--Malucina, Parsons 3.70 Start good, won driving Start good, won driving Also ran in order: Famous Road and Also ran in order--Bronze Turkey, Sir) Farnsfield. Demijohn, Deal Me Aces and Stromaway. Late Scratch: Sultan's Choice DAILY DOUBLE, 8 AND 7, PAID $42.60\ winner, dk b or br f, by Chop Chop--| Winner, ch, g, by Banduria--Coral Sea by| windy Answer by Windfields. Trainer 0.| Pintor. Trainer C. H. Watson, Pool 32,068.14 Campbell. Poot 49,275 eo | LAKES FISH : $20 279, Commercial fish landings in) 240/Ontario during the first six months of 1964 were 16,209,000 pounds, down 32 per cent | . SIGNS | Neon, Plastic, Masonite, Plywood, Metal, Paper, Cotton, ete. DRIVE-IN TRUCK & VAN LETTERING SERVICE STAR Advertising Co. 402 Mary St. E., Whitby PHONE 668-2772 Coll Collect 5.30 3.10 2.40 : 4 THIRD RACE Purse $2,300, 2-vear-) EIGHTH RACE -- Purse $7,100, claim old maidens, 7 furlongs (12) jing, 3-year-olds and up, One and one-six-| 11--Solar Glass, Robinson 7.20 4.70 2.0! teenth miles (12) 5--Freedoms Hope, Parnell 6.70 3.60 9 chance Cover, R'd 4--Take Notice, Dittfach 2.80'A-Blue Fox 2nd, Bailey Start , won easily. | § -Puff n' Smoke, Harrison *Also ran in order: Fleet Musketeer, start good, won driving Ringer Flinger, Caniris, Gay Laughter, piso ran in order: Black Raven, Steve Mental Challenge, A-Star Dance, Chineseic, C.Bonnie Bird, C-Bobby Brier, Prince Sabre, Canadian Rebel and A-Shoe Falr./Bubi, B-D. Seven Deal, A-Aurora Fox, ore D. Latimer and Double K Farms|sept Erin and B-Third Eye | ry. A-Audiey Farms and J. J. Gregory entry Winner, ch, ¢, Europeo--Mayflower byip_s Rotenberg and the Pheasant Stable! Peter Flower, Trainer L. Silvestri. Pool 'entry. 7 i\C--C, M. Neiman, 8. J joo Ho POURTH RACE -- Purse $1,900, cisim-\Winner, th g. by Cover Up Amity by tng, 3-year-clds and up; 6 furlongs (10)./some Chance, Trainer W. Smith. Pool 4--Double Rule, Dittfach 6.80 4.00 2.80!c0 747 total Pool 408,719. Attendance $--Bull Pine, Robinson 6.50 3.80\ 5 997 &--Maple Jan, Parsons 3.80) Start good, won driving. | Also ran in order: Nagnac, Flippin) Floyd, Mr. Yo Te, Cartersville, All Cana.) dian, Hidden Hope and House Boy. Winner, b, g, by Selector--Rule of Mine Beau of Mine, Trainer W. F. Edmiston Pool 45,181. FIFTH RACE -- Purse $2,000, claiming, S-year-olds and up, 6 furlongs (12), 8--Hill, Maxwell 23.90 7.70 5.40 3--First Minister, Lanoway TP Reward, Davidson Start good, won driving. i : Ramsay 2nd, Briet-| sin, Faisun, Faithtu) Tom, | Field Trial, Ansman, Well Now and Mon- | day's Image. | Winner, ch, g, by To Market--Heraciesia by Fighting Fox. Trainer L. C, Cavalaris dr. Pool 53,852. 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