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rs is ees eon a Oo EO Sas = Sa ah ga afi b 4 ae a Ki "Hi 4 a t -- vege rrare strech (eats THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesdey, Mey 19, 1965 By Geo. H. Campbell SPORTS EDITOR "Everything From Soup To Nuts' GREEN GAELS took over undisputed lead of the OLA Junior "A" race, last night in Mimico, when they whipped the 'Mounties' 16-7. The schedule is of course really only two days old, but the Oshawa gutted-stick squad now has two wins. Brampton is in second place, with one win -- they got that last night when they defeated Toronto Township 13-12, in a real squeaker. Mimico won their first one Mon- day, over Long Branch, so they are in third spot, with a one-and-one record. The point into going statistics, at such an early stage, is to bring in the observation that so far, we haven't heard from the team that most clubs feel will be "the-team-to-watch" -- and they are the Hastings Le- gionnaires, coached by. former Peterborough performer "Rock" Batley. Not that. it will be conclusive, but Green Gaels get a chance to think about the comparative strength of Brampton Arinstrongs and Toronto Township, tonight, when Oshawa visits Toronto Township, for an exhibition game, to launch a big minor program, in that area, JOHNNY DAVIS, demon sniper of the Green Gaels, ap- pears determined to add another. Junior OLA scoring title to his trophy list. He has won the title three times, having played in Junior ranks for seven seasons. He was the cir- cuit's top scorer last year again and now, with eight goals in two games, he looks as if, barring injuries, he'll repeat his laurels. Last year, his brother, Terry, playing for Nanaimo, B.C., won the Western Canada senior scoring championship. Back in 1953, he won the Junior scoring title, when playing with Whitby. No wonder goalies shudder when they see the name Davis in a rival lineup. Oshawa's ace not only has one of the fastest shots in the game but his ac- curacy is 'deadly. Added to this, he is the wizard-type ofstick handler, which gets him into. position for one of his great variety of feints and trick shots. Submarine, side-arm, over- head, backwards, he can score from any position he hap- pens to be in, when the opening pops up -- even, we suspect, if he was standing on his head, Like most stars, he can be moody but this is the exception and any night he's turning it on -- it's worth the price of admission alone to see John Davis in action. SOFTBALL PLAYERS performing under the banner of the Oshawa City and District Association, are reminded that their season's schedule appears in today's sports news and each player, as well as team coach, manager, etc., should clip out a copy and keep it in a handy spot, for futuer reference. For that matter, the suggestion is one that the softball fans should also follow. As a glance at the dates will show, there are a lot of doubleheaders this season, in: fact, almost every Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, at Alexandra Park. Three Oshawa teams and a Port Perry entry form the new Juvenile league. This growth is a direct reflection on the wealth of softball talent that has graduated in the past two seasons, from the strong Midget League, operated by the Oshawa Minor Softball Association. On many nights, there will be a Juvenile game as the curtain-raiser at Alexandra Park, followed by a "Major" schedule game Four Oshawa teams and Brooklin Concretes comprise the Major circuit ~ the local OASA entries being Gale Lumber (Senior 'B'); Bad Boys (Inter. 'A'); Scugog Cleaners (Junior 'A') and Merchants (Inter. Industrial). The City and Dis- trict teams swing into schedule action, right after the holi- day, next week, | 'WAYNE MAXNER -- Now That He's In NHL | By CAL HOLLOWAY jin Waterloo, Ont., then moved ' to junior A with Niagara Falls HALIFAX (CP) --The lean, Fisers, winning the scoring title| clean-cut fellow signing auto-|,it, 39 goals and 62 assists in graphs on the used-car lot waSiso james Wayne Maxner. ay He's popular with the kids be--CALLED UP cause he plays left wing for! He advanced .to Minneapolis, Boston Bruins of the National scoring 56 points, and got an Hockey League invitation to the Bruins training A year ago things were differ-camp last fall. Back in Min- ent. Maxner sold cars but the/neapolis, he fired eight goals only thing he put his signature'and 12 assists in the first 16 to was a contract to close a games and the power - short deal Bruins called him up. He was a minor leaguer then,, Eventually placed on a_ line playing for Minneapolis Bruins with Tom Williams and Dean of the Central Pro League Prentice, things went fairly well Maxner, now 22, returned to until Prentice was injured his native Halifax after complet-\Maxner wound up with seven ing his first NHI, season, Andigoals and six assists for the although he had scored only season seven goals for a tail-end team, But he's not discouraged. His he found he was something ofirookie year compares' with a hero among the youngsters./some of the league's established For one thing, he's one of only'stars four Maritimers in the NHL. Stan Mikita of Chicago, who Detroit's Parker MacDonald has won the league scoring title and Chicago's Al MacNeil areithe last two years, got only from Sydney, N.S., and Forbes/eight goals his first full season Kennedy of Bruins calls Char- Norm Ullman, who scored 42 lottetown home for Gordie Howe managed only Rut more important, the kids seven goals in 58 games when recognize that in hockey terms he broke in 19 years ago it takes something special to The first Haligonian to make it to the big time, evena regular berth in the NHI--- with a last-place club Bert Hirschfeld had a brief trial Maxner, five-foot-11 .and 180 with Montreal Canadiens in the pounds, left home five vyearsjearly 1950s--Maxner was pre- azo Boston's invitation to sented with gifts from' fans, was play junior C hockey in New- guest on several radio and TV market, Ont scored 34 goals shows and was invited to youth and 24 assists in 14 games of sports banquets on his~ return Junior B hockey the next season home this spring GREENWOOD RACE RESULTS FIFTH RACE ng, four-year-olds and up &Peacock Pike, Letbanc 440 +Famous Road, Fitzsimmons §.60'2-Your County, Cuthbertson 7) Also Ran im Order: Absent Fayette Queen QUINELLA, 4 AND 3, PAID $59.00 * Winner, bc, 4, by Tiger Rebel--Currents- ville, by War Jeep. Poo! $21,517. Quinella Pool $28,487 at - Purse $2,600. Claim ? Furionas (5 S.40 3.00 5.40 2.80 Claim Can. FIRST RACE Purse $2,000 ing. maiden two-year-olds, foaled in ada. 4% Furlongs (1 &-Broken Needle 7-Neaptunes Hoste 9.20 &Mixed Match, Dittfach 2 Also Ran in Order: Fabuiad, Candy Feathers, The Four R's, Valley Royal, Blue Chintz, Star Kat, Lady Brackmont and George's Hope Late Scratch--Royal Faran Winner, bf, 2, by War and Peace--ideb- stitched, by Sun Again Poo! $21,294. Daily Double Pool $39,835. Ferro 14.40 eblanc 720 2 Son and SIXTH RACE ances, three-year-olds 4Chillicoot, Gordon sAttention Hero, Gomez 7-No Kidding, Dittfach 3.40 1-E! Aret, Harris 0.50 640 480 Also Ran in Order: ice Cold, A---Cana 3-Lueky Deal 7.70 490 dian Statute, Twilight Tango, To Glory 4Moon Base 3.90; and Spinneretie Also Ran in Order: Ann's Reply, City Late Scratch--A---Top Victory Dancer and Prince Pampei! A--Windfields Farm Entry DAILY DOUBLE, 8 AND 1, PAID $119.20 Winner, ch g, 3, by Count Winner, > g, 3, by Intent--Persian Kit- Questapama, by Requested. ten, by Discovery. Poo! $52,299. Pool $38,119 Purse $2,600. Allow 7 Furlongs (8 5.70 3.10 2.46 SECOND RACE -- Purse 82.100. Claim 3.00 2.70 ing. three-year-olds, 1 Mile (6) of Honor-- SEVENTH RACE -- Purse $3 owances, four-year-olds and up ( 00. Al THIRD RACE -- Purse $2,000. Ciaim- > wale ing. maiden two-year-olds, foaled in Can-/, ada. 42 Furlongs (12) 7-Red Salmon, 'Inouye 4Tinikins, Maxwel 10-Stan's Brief, Ferro Also Ran in Order Boston Mills, Ebony Admiral, Major Roberts. Jenn Dar, Fidkius, Nirday, Blue Briton, Windy Mahan and Accept Me. . Winner, ch ¢. 2, by Solarnavi--Love Life, by Jeep. Pool $40,912 Giddings, Gordon 5.00 2.40 Dittfach 3.80 3.30 Runadir, Armstrong 5.00 2.60 2.90 Also Ran in Order: Cole Date, Lehon M Relfort and Royal Maple A--Willow Downs Farm Entry Winner, b h, 5, by Paper Tiger -- Feature Time, by On Trust Pool $57,73 0 5.20 3.90 3.00, 50% 9.20 5.60 5.60 EIGHTH RACE Purse $2,000. Claim na, four-vear-oids and up, foaled in Can ada. 7 Furlongs (11) FOURTH RACE Purse $2,200. Maid-| 8-Bonspiel, Gomez 'en two-year-ol fillies. 44 Furlongs (9 7-Deal Me Aces. Shuk 1A-Gay North, Fitz'ns '$.20 3.40 2.70111-Navy_ Grand, McComb 6Clerm Clam, Inouye 5.90 4.30, Also Ran in Order: Bonnie Rird SMargabella, Walsh 5.50\ted, Double Rule, Shasta Road, A Aliso Ran in Order: Twinkie Jay, A--|ded Bliss, Peter Wrack, Admirals March Risky Decree, Smoky's Last. Merry Arc-land A--Zenarcha tic, Gypsy Admiral $., and Acceptable A cit t A--Windfields Farm. Entry Winner, b 9, 5, Winner, or f, 2, by Nearctic--Gai Gai, by sulin, Bull Page. Pool 648,174, 5.50 2.90 2.70 3 2.50 Can dD Kemp Entry div y Selector by Chop Chop Poo! 955.945. Total Pool lattendanee 4,802, Miss Kan $404,513 ee 4a lother gain " © wood JIMMY PIERSALL RUNS INTO FOUL- LINE POLE Outfielder Jimmy Piersall, of the Los Angeles Angels, lies flat on the grass, after crashing into the left-field foul pole (left), while chas- OSHAWA CITY ing a Minnesota drive, in last night's game at Los Angeles. Teammates and a trainer rush to his side (below). Piersall continued AND DISTRICT 1965 SOFTBALL SCHEDULES | compete in and District 'Major; Five teams will the Oshawa City Softball Association's Gale Lumber (Senior 'B"); Bad Boy Appliances Scugog Cleaners (Junior "A"): Brooklin Concretes (Inter.} "C") and Oshawa Merchants (Inter. Industrial). Brooklin Concretes will play Brooklin Community Park. All teams will play their! _| games at Alexandra Park (South) pen" at Diamond) as _ doubleheaders, with the Ist game of the twin- bill to start at 6.15 p.m. and lthe 2nd game to start at 8.15)osha * Finds His Stock Rises, ° m | 20-game schedule: | MAJOR SCHEDULE Tuesday, May 25 -- Bad Boys Scugpgs and Brooklin vs Gales Four teams are competing 'n) the Oshawa City and District Softball Association's Juvenile |League" this summer. They are|League, this season. They are} Jay Cee's (C onnaught Park);| Genosha Aces and Port Perry. Following * is their season's schedule of games, with starting times listed at bottom; for each (Nipigon lal their "home games" at/park. JUVENILE SCHEDULE Wed. May 26'-- Jay Cee's vs Port Port Perry and Genosha vs People's at Alexandra. Mon, May 31 People's vs Jay Cee's) at Connaught Perk, Tues. June | Alexandra June 2 Jay Cee's vs Genosha at Alexandra. and People's vs Port Perry Port Perry vs Gen-! Following are the dates of the|t Port Perry FOR ONE WEEK TO EXAMS June 14 -- People's vs Genosha NO GAMES DUE Mon vs at Nipigon Park Tues. June 15 Port Perry vs Jay Thursday, May 27 -- Scugogs vs Gales Cee's at Alexandra and Merchants vs Bad Boys. Friday, May 28 Gales vs Bad and Scugogs at Brooklin Tuesday, June 1 Juvenile ther' Brooklin vs Merchants Thursday, June 3 Merchants Gales and Scugogs vs Bad Boys Friday, June 4 Merchants vs Scugogs and Gales, Brooklin Tuesday, June 8 Brooklin vs Scugogs. Thursday, June 10 Scugogs vs Mer chants and Bad Boys vs Gales. Friday, June 11 Gales vs Merchants and Bad Boys at Brooklin Tuesday, June 15 Juvenile game then Brooklin vs Bad Boys Thursday, June 17 -- Bad Boys vs Mer chants and Gales vs Scugoas Friday, June 18 -- Merchants at Brook Tuesday, June 22 Brooklin vs Gales and Bad Boys vs Scugogs Thursday, June 24 -- Merchants vs Bad Boys and Scugogs vs Gales Friday, June 25 Gales and Scugogs at Brooklin Tuesday, June 29 Juvenile game. then Brooklin vs. Merchants Friday, July 2 --- Merchants 9098 and Gales at Brooklin Tuesday, July 6 Juvenile game, then Broolin vs Scugoas Thursday, July 8 Bad Boys vs Gales and Scugogs vs Merchants Friday, July 9 Gales vs Merchants and Bad Boys at Brooklin Tuesday, July 13 --- Juvenile game, then Brooklin vs Bad Boys. Thursday, July 15 Gales vs Scugogs and Bad Boys vs Merchants Friday, July 16 -- Merchants lin Tuesday, then Brook Thursday and Bad Boys Friday, July 2 and Scugogs at Tuesday, July juvenite game, nen Brooklin vs Merchants Thursday, July 29 Merchants and Bad Boys vs Scugogs Friday, July 30 Merchants. vs Scu goos and Gales at Brooklir Tuesday, Aug. 3 Scugogs vs Bad Boys and Merchants vs Gales 'Dr. Giddings' Wins Feature TORONTO (CP) Dr. Gid dings, owned by Sol Wagman of Toronto, won his first race -in 1] starts, capturing the feat ured seventh race at Raceway Tuesday. Maing his first start in On tario after spending the winter and early spring in handicap and allowance races in Mary- land, Dr. Giddings covered the mile in 1:384, two seconds off the track record He tetered $5, $2.60 and $2.90 in bringing his lifetime earn- ings to $113,535 and established himself as the favorite in Mon- day's $10,000 added Swynford Stakes here The big horse is a rarity in|} racing. He's sound as a dollar despite 87 starts during his life time, but has only finished first 12 times, including Tuesday's affair | The quinella of Peacock Pike and Famous Road in the fifth returned $59, while Broken Needle and El Aref combined for a daily double payoff of $119.30 Attendance was 6,502 game, vs! Juvenile game, then) vs Bad Boys vs Scu at Brook July 2 n vs juvenile game. vs Gales vs Merchants. Gales vs Bad Boys Brooklin 27 vs Sales START NURSERY CLASSES | QUEBEC (CP)--The Roman| Catholic School Board here has} set aside $7,000 to set up 11 new nursery classes for ichildren next fall. pre-school Wed. June 16 Jay Cee's vs People's Boys at Alexandra and Genosha vs Port Perry at Port Perry Mon. June 2! -- Genosha vs Jay Cee's at Connaught Park and Port Perry vs People's at Storie Park Wed. June 23 Jay Cee's vs Port Perry at. Port Perry and Genosha vs People's at Alexandra. Mon, June 28 -- Port Perry vs Genosha at Nipigon Tues. June 2 at Alexandra Wed. June 30 osha at Alexandra: and People's Perry at Port Perry Mon. July § Port Cee's at Connaught Park Tues, July 6 People's Alexandra Wed. July 7 Jay Cee's vs PeSble's at Alexandra and Genosha vs Port Perry al Port Perry Mon, July 12 -- Genosha vs Jay Cee's at Connaught Tues People's vs Jay Cee's vs Gen vs Port jay Cee's Perry vs Jay vs Genosh at Port Perry vs People's vs People's Port Genosha at Alexandra and Jay Cee's vs Perry at Port Perr Mon. July 19 osha at Nipigon Tues. July 20 Alexandra Wed. July 21 at Alexandra and People's at Port Perry Mon. July 26 Port Perry vs ple's at Storie Park Tues. July 27 -- Jay at Alexandra Wed, July 28 -- Jay Cee's vs People's at Alexandra and Genosha vs Port Perry at Port Perry NOTE: 17 GAME SCHEDULE -- Game Times are: at Alexandra 6.15 p.m at Connaught 6.30 p.m; Nipigon 6.30 p.m.; at Storie 6.30 p.m, and at Port Perry 8.00 p.m. ' YESTERDAY'S STARS By THE ASSOCIATED PRE Batting -- Ray Barker, New York, broke up Dave More- head's no-hit bid with a leadoff single in the seventh inning, then slammed his first major league home run in the ninth that helped the Yankees tie the game en to a 12-inning 4-3 victory Boston Red Sox Pitching -- Ray Louis, hurled a his first victory Port Perry vs Gen People's vs Jay Cee's at Jay Cée's vs Genosha vs Port Perry Peo Cee's vs Genosha at route over St for de- Sadecki, five-hitter after four Green- feats as the Cardinals whipped 1913, Philadelphia Phillies 8-2 WEL mtr f| MONTREAL in the game but was re- moved a few minutes later, when he complained of dizzi- ness, --AP Wirephoto '65 Tournamen Junior Entries Arriving Early Although the local softball sea- (Inter.| People's Clothing (Storie Park);|son has not yet officially open- Park)|ed, the Oshawa softball fans can will All-On- 'Tourna- ment, sponsored by the Oshawa As- rest. assured that there again be an attractive tario Junior Softball Softball summer, and District here this City sociation, Secretary ports that three entries have already ceived, This information extreme importance, as marks the first time that entries have been receive such an early date The first entry, received on May 4, was from Sydenham, the second from the Ellis Juniors of Belleville on May third from the official team been it any d at slee provided some terrific compeli- tion in 'previous being the winners in 1963 Alex Donaldson re- re- is of Suggest Change Green Gaels Thump Mounties In Mimico Memorial Cup | Playoff Format' MELVILLE, Sask. (CP) -- A suggestion that the Ontario Hockey Association Junior A League champions be given a bye into the Memorial Cup 'inal will be discussed at the annual meeting of the Canadian Ama- teur Hockey Association in Vic- toria this wockend. Some observers feel this will set the siage for development of a new "major" series involy- ing eastern and western teams, association secretary - manager Gordon Juckes said Tuesday. | The meeting also will con-) sider the junior age limit. The) National Hockey League has| asked that the association con- sider limiting juniors to under age 19 as of May 31, but others feel the limit should be under 21 as of Dec. 31, Juckes said. Present rules say players must be under 20 on May 31. The OHA has asked that the Northern Ontario Hockey Asso-) ciation become a separate member of the national body. | Committee meetings start! Saturday. The annual meeting opens Monday. lassists, in addition to asserting| Stars Oshawa Green Gaels sprinted out in front, to an early lead in the first stages of this year's OLA Junior "A" race, as they chalked up their second-straight convincing victory in as many nights, with a 16-7 triumph over the Mimico '"Mounties", last right in Mimico. On the previous night, in the opening games of the schedule, Oshawa had walloped St. Cath- arines 24-6 while Mimico won, ; 19-16 over Long Branch. FOUR FOR DAVIS The Oshawa attack was paced 7 by Johnny 'Shooter' Davis, with four, goals and three as- sists, closely followed by Ken Thompson, whe scored three goals and was credited with one assist, although his mates felt that the referee deprived Ken of one or two other assist points, justly earned, Thompson played a particu- larly alert game, his numerous breakaway dashes catching the Mimico defence flat-footed on several occasions. Gaylord Pow- less turned in another strong play-making effort, good for five ard, Chuck Marlowe and Freddy Greenwood continue to assert their right to belong, with How- ard and Greenwood each getting his second goal in this one... Joe 'Mover' Kiwior, besides handing out some stiff checks, scored a long-distance goal that caught everybody napping ... Tonight, Green Gaels play To- ronto 'Pownship Juniors, in an exhibition "Minor Lacrosse" opening game, in that area. OSHAWA GREEN GAELS -- goal, Merv Marshall; Joe Kiwior, Ross Jones, Ken How- ard, Neil Armstrong, Jim Higgs, Brian Thompson, Dwight Davies, Don Stinson, Chuck Marlowe, Phil. Clayton, Larry Haight; Gaylord Powless, Fred Greenwood, Ken Thompson and John Davis. GAYLORD POWLESS MIMICO MOUNTIES -- goal, comparison which would indi-}Don Crocker; Duke, Soligo, cate that play was more even|Hunter, Manley, Timpson, Hen- than the score might suggest,/derson, Smith, Gair, Ellis, Hil- with goal-keeping being a big'dreth, Fadel,. Bergin, Sills, Re- difference. fH Fi nouf Boivin and McKittrick. Along with Crocker, REMEMBER WHEN... other Phil for Mimico were | } Jimm Dunn Is 2 complete ownership of|Fadel with a pair of goals, Al Yy ithe ball, on the fast majority|Smith with three assists, Alf) py THE CANADIAN PRESS Back With Al's (CP) -- Mont- rea? Alouettes announced Tues- day that Jimmy Dunn, who served with the club during its happier days of the mid-1950s, has rejoined the coaching staff as assistant to head coach Jim Trimble. Dunn, a native of Kennebunk- port, Me., has serevd with vari- in 1960, Last lassistant to Nobby Wirkowski. Dunn was backfield assistan | jto Douglas Clyde (Peahead |Walker from 1952 until Walker jwas fired by the Als at the), walker drove Phyllis Marie close of the 1960 season. jalong with Walker, he sat ou \the 1961 season, In 1962 he wa with Saskatchewan cuse. of the United League. fo announced definite plans both offensive and defensive. Cassius Clay Fit And Ready LEWISTON,' Me } \Sonny Liston. The challenger ready to win back the crown he The entire membership of the lost last year Hamilton Junior sented all ments The tournament, In previous which is re presented to the soft fans by the Oshawa District Softball Associa tion, at considerable expense All those people are urged to give their support particularly their financial sup port. The date for the tourna ment will be Saturday, July 10 at Alexandra Park. Keep date open! Early indications are will be another full day very best of junior softball com pehition SOCCER STANDINGS By THE CANADIAN PRESS wLtT Hakoah 3 0 1 4 Ukraina 3 0 0 2 Hallas 24 h 14 Abruzzi 0 0 1 Hungaria P'tugese Tor Azzurri Windsor Sudbury Kitchener Tor Olympia Tor Croatia ity ball and is Tor Tor for Tor T 1 tl] 0 1 1 1 1 3 HYDRO HELPS FARMER After starting rural service in Ontario Hydro plies 137,000 farms. now sup Fastball) League has also requested entry|doctor went to Chicopee, Mass., good--but no one blanks and information and this'Tyesday to give Clay his pre- predictions on the outcome of league has been strongly repre- fight tourna- = |) SELLS FOR LESS]; interested | FREEZERS - 21 CU. FT. this that it of the A Pt A Maine Boxing Commission physical. Dr. Lee Lemieux the "draws" or faceoffs. Merv Marshall was again andout in-the Oshawa nets, stopping 39 shots while his rival, Don Crocker, at the other end of the box, stopped 31 shots -- a of st McKinley Decides Double, Quinella CAMPBELLVILLE, Ont. /Soligo with three '"'helpers" and |Bill Manley, with one goal and one assist. GAELS' GAB "This was Gaels' best game of the past! jtwo seasons, in Mimico," said) lcoach Jim Bishop Fred| |Whalley is just happy that that game is over and "'in the bag"| . . Rookies Ken 'Spike' How-' Old Woodbine racetrack in Toronto put into effect 20 years ago today--in 1045-- the new rule of the Incor- porated Canadian Racing Associations permitting no more than two starters from one stable in mile - long races, and no more than one on a half-mile track. } ous teams since he left the Als season he was with Toronto Argonauts as an When Dunn left the Alouettes; s ; A assistant to the late Steve Owen a to pay. $26.60 in the UID) ok acne) pane tac) Roughrid-|@#!4. ers. Owen was fired and Dunn) went with him in 1963 to Syra-|to the win Football!jond with Reckless Living. Coach Trimble has not yet|tended Dunn, who is to report June 1. It is probable that Dunn will be} given full charge of the backs, (CP) -- Harold McKinley raced) two trotters to victories in the daily double and quinella events at Mohawk Raceway Tuesday night MOHAWK FIRST RACE -- 1 Mile (Trot) t ' 5: di three-year-olds and up. Purse $800 (8). McKinley won the secon Phyllis Marie, Walker 7.90 3.90 3.90 'lrace with Armbro Flicka tO) 1. 3, Collins, Hayes 430 4.20 lcomplete the $15.20 double. Al-| Sabrina Lee, Madil! 5.40 Also Started: 'DQ--The Irishman, Miss ; : |Fly Ball, Rose Ovelmo, Bush Pilot, and to a victory in the first race.|cay Pisco. es McKinley and Douglas| °° --Finished 2nd, disqualified and placed Balmer cdmbined in the sixth! fourth for a. lapped on break af the for | { wire. |three- and four-vear-olds. Purse $800 (8) Armbro Flicka, McK'ley 4.50 ,.2.60 2.50 Bomber Dares, Mcintyre 2.80 2.50 Magella, Wellwood 5.70 Also Started: Doctor's Lad, Miss Caro- lene Ann, Hasty Widow, Buster Chief, and Cornéilia Adios. DAILY DOUBLE, 4 AND &, PAID $15.20 Late Frost came sec- McKinley guided Palmer Atotal of 3,118 persons at- Pe poh lof Westbrook made the out-of- THIRD RACE -- | Mile (Pace) for three-year-olds and up. Purse $600 (8). Mary Volo S., Waddell 6.20 3.90 2.80 K G Direct, O'Dare 7.60 4.60 Pauline Volo, McFadden 2.70 Also Started: Jerome G. Creed, Lena's Pride C, Hieland Chief, Ed's Son, and Leo's Pride. jstate trip so as not to interrupt \Clay's training routine in the \final week. Clay weighed 211 pounds and 'promptly said he would remain) rourtH RACE -- 1 Mile (Trot) for RESULTS SIXTH RACE --- 1 Mile (Trot) for three-year-olds and up. Purse $1,100 (7). Late Frost, McK'ley 3.50 2.60 2.30 Reckless Living, Palmer 6.4 3.20 Tootsie Doli, Walker 3.10 Also Started: Seattle D, Flying Kath- ryn, Prince Cope, and Meadow Mabe! QUINELLA, | AND 2, PAID $26.80 SEVENTH RACE -- 1 Mile (Pace) for five-year-olds and under, Purse $800 (8) Carrie Grattan, Tait 6.70 4.10 2.90 Majors Missey Norris 5.4 3.20 Mighty Glen, Feagen 3.90 Also Started: Gay Charm C, Car! w. Grattan, Ogden's Hustler, Another Look, and Kid Cracker. EIGHTH RACE -- | Mile (Pace) for three-year-olds and up. Purse $1,200 (8). Magic Millie, Pacey A 3.40 2.80 Armbro Adanac, McKinley 5.80 4.30 Shady Valley, Alexander 7.70 |_ Also Started: Ray Adios, DH--Fiash |Fire C, DH--Harrigan, Miss Star Magic, }and Timber Hal. DH--Deadheat for fifth position. NINTH RACE -- 1 Mile (Pace) for three-year-olds and up. Purse $800 (8). | May Trust, Filion 6.20 3.10. 2.50 | Country Mite, Feagan 3.00 2.30 Futurity Chief, Gordon 2.10 Also Started: Tommy Direct, Dean Sul- there for the bout. pion exercised and did road work but he didn't Tuesday. Liston sparred six former champions--Joe Louis tournaments.|relied on deeds to show he is Jim Braddock and Jersey Joe ican Girl A, Walcott. All three, thought Clay calls Liston, The Bear as the bout. : § Year Guarantee made by B food plan. Free delivery. PRICED FROM PireeeB AD BOY ai Sntarie sR wat he ) E F | N T E LY eatty. Free 3198 R.C.A. VICTOR | 3-WAY HOME FM/AM Rodio, 4 Changer, 23°" TV all Cabinet. Free Home Service. VALUE i Speed Automatic in one Walnut THEATRE 300% $479.00 Hand wired circuit, full former. Up-tront tuning, Swin-out chassis, po WE ARE OPEN INCLUDING WEDNESDAY FOR YOUR SHOPPI 23" BIG SCREEN TV AGC Convectaire Cooling, Fidelity tone audio system. With trade 'TIL 9:30 P.M. 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CHIROPRACTOR Also Started: Madam Victor, Alayne| gs 100 King St. E. -- 728-5156 Sudbury, Varcoe ot, Cherry Freeze, Sister Matt, and FIFTH RACE -- 1 Mile (Pace) for five- Purse $800 (8) Andy Byrd, Wellwood 3.20 2.60 2.50 Rosedale Cal, Burrison 3.60 3.00 Solon's Memory, Varcoe 3.90 +| Also Started, Miss Angela Mary, Amer- Mooreland's Dusty, Pat Forbes, and Jimmy Direct. 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