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10 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Tuesdoy, April 11, 1967 Gilmour Indicted On Perjury Court MINEOLA, N.Y. (AP)--Har- fess race driver Williaam D. (Buddy) Gilmour was indicted Monday by a grand jury on perjury charges stemming from a beating he took the day after he won a horse race. Also indicted was the man al- leged to have assaulted Gil- mour at the Island Inn in Westbury, N.Y., Jan. 23, 1966. Four other men were previ- ously indicted by the same Nassau County grand jury in its investigation of harness racing. One was accused of lying con- cerning who assaulted Gil- mour; another man was charged with lying concerning his relationship to the alleged assailant. Both are drivers. The state harness racing commission refused to renew Gilmour's horse-driver's licence because of conflicting state- ments he made about the beat- ing and the race run the day before at Roosevelt Raceway in Westbury. There had been unconfirme reports that Gilmour, a nat of Lucan, Ont. had troub! crossed some gamblers a! that the horse he drove, Skeet Brooke, was supposed to ha lost. Skeeter Brooke won t' race. Commission investigatoi have said they were satisfie there was no fix. MADE APPEAL Gilmour, 35, subsequently ap- pealed his licence denial and month-long hearings before the commission ended March 20 with the outcome still pending. Arrested with Gilmour at the Nassau County district attor- ney's office was John Malizia, 48, alias Joe DiBella, han- dyman with a police record listing arrests for bookmaking and other forms of gambling. Malizia, who the district at- torney's office says is barred from all state race tracks by the harness racing commission, was charged with third-degree assault upon Gilmour. Seven Canadian Marks 'Broken At D TORONTO (CP) --Swim- ming officials said Monday seven Canadian indoor records 'were shattered during the weekend at the U.S. National Amateur Athletic Union cham- -pionships in Dallas, Tex. Ralph Hutton of Ocean Falls, B.C., Bill Mahony of Vancou- 'yer and Jim Shaw of Toronto, all members of Canada's 1966 British Empire Games team, came up with records while failing to win a single event. Hutton posted a 16:29.3 in the 1,650-yard freestyle, the second fastest time ever recorded in the world for the distance. Mike Burton of UCLA turned in a time of 16:04. It will not be recognized as a world record because it was swum in a 25- yard pool instead of a regula- tion 50-metre pool. Hutton, attending Foothills 'college at Los Altos, Calif., OSHAWA BOWLING NEWS UAWA LEAGUE The Five-game bow! off will be Sun- @ay, April 16 at 1 p.m, for the cham- jonship. There will be no bowl-off un- s executive deems necessary. Group 1 -- Clint's 4, Tumey's 0; Active 3, Rogers 1; Fleming's 3, Parts 1; Harry's 3, Durno's 1; Goch's 3, Dine's 1. Group 2 -- Berg's 4, The 27's 0; Mac- Kie's 4, Bell's 0; Houdaille 4, Kemp's @ Tony's 3, Home App. 1; Motor City 3 Cadillac 1. Group 1 -- Fleming's 37, Tumey's 30, Roger's 30, Clint's 28, Durno's 24, Harry's 23, Dine's 27, Parts 20, Active ¥8 and Goch's 29. Group 2 -- Tony's 40, Motor City 35, Hovdalile 33, Berg's 29, MacKle"s 26, The 27's 22, Kemp's 16, Bell's 14, Cadil- lac 13 and Home App. 32. CANADIAN High Scores -- R. Stovin 801, A. Stovin CANCER 399, M. Grycek 793, W. Kelly 768 1. Estabrooks 741, D. Hodgson 729, F. SOCIETY -lecles 728, M. Farrugia 727, K. John- gon 712, E. Jordon 672, R. Sullivan 488, J. Redko 687, J. Cook 685, S. C. Heath 669, H. Burke 669, R. Martin 663, A. Nell 662, G. Hol- - Sabins 661, D. Brown 659 'and M. Love 658. allas Mest [smashed the Canadian record of 16:48.7, held by Sandy Gil- christ of Ocean Falls. Hutton's 4:19.3 in the 400-yard individual medley was good enough to crack the 4:30 rec- ord of Jack Kelso of Ocean Falls, but not good enough to qualify him for the final at the Texas meet. He came third in the 500-yard freestyle in 4:41.3 to better Gilchrist's record of 4:48.1. Shaw set two records, but failed to qualify in either event. He swam the 100-yard back- stroke in 54.2 to lower his pre- vious record of 55.7 and did the 200-yard backstroke in 2:00.9 to better the former mark of -- by Gaye Stratten of Tor- onto. Mahony swam the 100-yard breaststroke in 1:02.6, toppling the 1:02.8 record owned by Steve Rabinovitch of Montreal. His 2:17 for the 200-yard breast- stroke lowered Kelso's 2:18.2 mark. atic FIGHT CANCER WITH A CHECK UP ANDA CHEQUE SUPPORT THE April is Cancer Month Give Generously. PLEASE Silly To | Bring This Chap Out In April? 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Lulwe| J8ck Hammond: Barney Worden, Investors Beat 1077 and took the third gameltnyestors, with Bishop dome Sunday Curlers took a real licking. and "Bob" Mercer, with plus|Dovs Blair and Herb Robinsén, skip, 29 242 paced these two wins, with | r) . # |winner of "The President,s Tro-}:V¥Y- ee soe . At Patterson, Bob Gord Lee rolling 299, Bishop 290 | Ballem had 1189 for 48 and Lee Hold Closing , 'om Dobbie, Juhnny , | points won during the entire|son and Steve Piper made sure/tong, Arn Broadbent, Steve Piper and Investors Syndicate defeated| The fourth game was a nip-| Next week, at Shea's Kenn-; Oshawa Curling Club's "'Sun-|S€450- that all the other curlers recy as Gorrie, skip, 2. pril Lanes, three games to|and-tuck affair with April Lanesjedy, Investors take on Ken tlasy Sinners" or "Weekend Cur-| ToP four point - winners to ed a good prize, with Doug) Second Round rst place in the Toronto Metro|four pins, Reg Foster comingjlead, with only two weeks left lers" held their annual closing| nomination, 'The Don Mc-|0f the day. PP aL cad ed Br lar a 3" Major 5 - pin bowling|through in the final frame to|in the schedule. They have 43/day yesterday and once again,|Naughton Memorial Trophy"| Following are the day's scor- Ree Nala arcs Gries A. i . scores by Dave Kennedy and|Don Mills and Ace Bowling are i April Lanes took the -- Dave Bishop. all tied for second place, with SUCC®S- noe + Figg Patterson and Brian FIRST ROUND ame 1248 to 1221 with Reg Investors won the fifth and|39 Points. 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