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10 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thursdey, April 15, 1965 'George Royal' Rated * Canada's Best Horse , Bred by Dark Hawk out of Polly Bashaw, two relatively unknown horses, George Royal nevertheless boasts some proud racing blood. His sire was an offspring. of Alibi, a great British stallion once considered the best in the world. Imported by U.S. movie mogul Louis B. Mayer; Alibi broke the Santa Anita track record for the mile during a workout, pulled up lame and never raced again. George Royal showed promise the first time he 'hit a track, in Vancouver. He soon won al- most everything in sight, includ- ing the 15,000-added British Columbia Derby. There was nothing richer here. Hall and Hammond moved him south to California. He was third in the $145,000 Santa Anita Handicap, behind Hill Rise and Candy Spots. He showed again, in the rich San) Antonio Handicap, beaten by) Gun Bow: and Candy Spots. Then came the San Juan Cap- to the. 1964-65 All-Star team, of the Minor Basketball League,|ing Boys' Club Week, and see from the Simcoe Hall Settle-|/some of Oshawa's finest basket-\p od gers, checked Pittsburgh etn sneesenca ie 1celved vote: Also recel: | Close Vote For one so Bag pron ane bremee e the Firefighters and Dave Cal- By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS All-Star Team 'een, the Police Association : Spectators are welcome to\two homers, triggering Chicago Four pavers repatany, all ow come and watch the two ex-|to a 7-3 victory over St. Louis votes possible in being selected|s inition games next week, dur-|Cardinals, ment House, on Simcoe street|pay players in action. south, YESTERDAY'S STARS Batting--Ron Santo, Cubs, hit Pitching -- Claude Osteen, Pirates 3-1 on two hits, winning Charles Marlowe, of the Police Association team, and the. league's leading scorer, Vic- tor Rudak, Joe Krasney of the championship' CKLB team, and Gord Perkins, from the Fire- fighters, picked up five votes out of a possible five. In what has to be one of the closest votes, five other players picked up four votes out of the possible five. Rick Belinski of Bolahoods, Jeff Osborne from CKLB, Dave Mason from the; Firefighters, Bill Langley of Paris and Service, and Bob Shepherd from Kinloch's, all England's won the 10-mile race in a London meet four years ago today--in 1961--in 47 min- utes 47 seconds, which still stands as a world record. Heatley beat the mark of 48 minutes 12 seconds set 10 years before by Emil Zato- the Czech who still holds the world's 15 - mile | and one-hour records. pek, Heatley Remember When?... Basil CAMERON Wrecking Demolition } | | We Wreck Anywhere-- | Any Description | | FREE ESTIMATES Call 725-4285 Or Write-- 161 Mill St., Oshawa helped round out the squad, The remaining two to be voted on were two defensive guards, Mike Skoblikowsky of Bolahoods receiving three votes while John Davidson from Parts and Serv- ice, had two votes. This All-Star team has two ex- hibition games lined up for next) % week, at the Eastview Boys' Club, on Thursday April 22, and ¢ istrano March. 11. another at home, on Friday, |' Honorable mention FOR THE LARGEST SELECTION TROPHIES FOR ALL SPORTING EVENTS AND GIFTS IN EASTERN ONTARIO OSHAWA YACHTHAVEN These Crestliner Presents, .. Exciting Easter TING and Evinrude BATTERY Need > "Like all the other times, he April 23. just dawdled behind the pack/must be given to five other play-| 2 until Longden asked him tojers receiving votes. Three of the go," says Hall. "And did he'five played on the Kinloch team ever." {Larry Loyd, Joe Zimny and | The G. B. COMPANY 356 Dean Ave., Oshawa Replacing This Year? 71 50 amp 12 volt Heavy Phone George Fuller Bus. 723-3961 Res. 725-2062 . LATE STARTER--George yal, four-year-old dark y colt from Aldergrove, B.C., is being billed as a second Silky Sullivan -- a fate starter who comes on with a blazing finish. His win so far was the . aw JACK MORRIS ALDERGROVE, B.C. (CP)-- Aw unpretentious colt that al- most yawns at the starting gate has quietly emerged as the top Canadian thoroughbred current Tunning on North American racetracks Royal fools every- $125,000 San Juan Capis- trano Handicap last month. In this picture he is led from his van by co-owner- trainer Bob Hall after arri- val at Aldergrove from San Juan. =(CP Photo) but he really turned it on in the stretch." George Royal now is "laid up" at Hall's Emerald Farms in this quiet Fraser Valley farming town while. Hall and| Hammond plot their next races. The colt likely will go east, to race at Toronto and New! body. He hasn't the classic con-|York for the first time. figuration of a Northern Dancer. Hall is the first to admit he| Hé's so even - tempered heinever thought his colt would doesn't need a guide pony tojturn out so well. the starting gate. He usually starts last. "The sky could fall on that i horse and it wouldn't bother him," says co-owner Bob Hall in the thick Irish brogue that "'We bought him for $3,000 as, nine-month colt--and that) price included his half-sister, a} ta thrown in with the) al." | Go where the action is ; ~~ Harness Racing 7:45 p.m. IX races nightly GREENWOOD Enjoy dining in comfort overlooking the finish line. For reservations call 698-3131 every trainer should have. "But when the race starts you need a good heart, I'll tell you that." George Royal runs like «a Silky Sullivan, with a blazing burst in the stretch that so far in his young racing career has made his owners richer by $156,000. George Royal has had only one winter at the big-money tracks. But already he is con- sidered a top rival to Northern Dancer, who won $580,647 in two years before pulling up lame, as the best-ever Canadian 'race horse. Hall thinks of a "dream race" --Northern Dancer against his George Royal. 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