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OLD WOODBINE RACE CHARTS Copyright, 1961 by McMurray Publishing Co. (Daily Racing Form) WEDNESDAY, MAY 31, 1961 CLEAR AND FAST First Race ¥ Forlongs, 8 -and 4-year-old Horse ... Wt PP Hi Wellaf Grasby Rogers Wher br f 3 Petition--Blazing. eain L McCann , won easily - OY 4 = --c SO0 0 Ah. dh dB So ach adhedih, Sad AL a an am am Sk ai oth gop ah gh aif Alf J Loh Ae ah THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thursday, June 1, 1941 15 The word around the Beaches Major Fastball League earlier this spring was "watch out for Dependable Caterers", they're power pack! Last night at Alex- andra Park, the Queen City club lived up to expectations, out-slugging Oshawa Tony's 12- 7. Victory ran "Red" Gilbert's club unbeaten streak to three - straight. Meanwhile Tony's season's mark stands at 1-1. The visitors were minus three regulars from the starting line-up namely Dick Gibb, Ron Anderson and Al Mugford. Dependable' 's still showed plenty of *'punch', blast- ing out 12 hits including three home runs. "Bev" Smith, Oshawa's 24- year-old righthander, making his first start in senior company was tagged with the loss. He lasted two complete innings with Al Sullivan finishing up .Tony's also showed power at the plate with 12 hits, including two cir- bagger. on an cuit smashes. Jimmie Loreno, making his first start, whacked out three hits with one four- Bobby Booth, pinch- hitting in the final frame, hit one with two mates aboard. TONY'S STRIKE FAST Tony's jumped in front with three runs in the first inning. Brent Oldfield led off with a double, Palmer Knight was safe error and both boys scored on Nick Mroczeck's pro- ducing single. Mroczeck scored on Loreno's safe knock. Dependable's hit the score sheet with seven runs in the 3rd, with the winners sending 10 men to the plate. Gilbert led off with a single. Fraser Scott walked, then successive hits by Sam Vitella, Pete Conacher, All; Horner, Rusty Wallace and Chuck Reed highlighted the rally. Dependable's added two more on Scott's double and Al Horner's homer. - Nooo nwRam po PEeanSse Frog Re Teeeans Boy Be Ee FUE Pavan: Edgor's Sister .. Sweet Lucy B'n The Great Al ...125 8 Sassy Beau . 105 12 w-Queen's Warr 113 10 1124 11 FFF Eee Ledhad 3 $ORAND, ZASSION econd Race 730 N 1 COLONEL 1 COWAN 7 Furiongs, purse $1. he, Loti ha and wp, elaiming all $2,500. 3% Str. Fin. Jockey 21% 1% k 42 3h 2nk Roy--Mrs 8 Hoover 1% 2h 3no Gomez--Bill Beasley 9- 5nk 4-no Clark--G A Fischer gnk 65 51 Gordon--Mulrooney, H'beck 3nk 42 66% Gibb--Mrs. R M Marshak y Sh 7-2 7-2% Dittfach--J J Mead 2 32 8-1% Rock--Pattison, Strasberg . . Hi 5 E 31 1% 9 McMullen--C V Barone Winner » m grand AGmirst Faenined Trainer H F Peak, Start good, wou ridden out DAILY DOUBLE 5 AND 6 PAID $34.30 Pool 42,346 HH 7-EASY MARTY .. ace 2.PRINCE_TOUR 6-STAR BURTON rse $2200. Maidens three and four year olds, Str. Fin, Jockey Owner 1-4% Gomez -- The Pheasant 27% Dittfach -- Luxiana Farm -1% 3-1% Gibb -- C 4nk Adams 8 Garden City Sta 5-3 Grasby -- Edgor Eidge Sta 6-2% Robinson -- Hatch -3% Brown -- Weiss 8% Olah -- Mrs. Marshak 9.2% Clark -- Gaylands Farm 6 10-11% Rock -- Mrs. Kohl A 3 - » Sei jo SE 11-12 119% Roy -- Addison . 12- Gordon -- Hornov er-nelle, Trainer E. Harbourne. PESe » = 2) 0 ° - Winner be 3 by Easy Moi Start good, won easily. Pool 49,470, Fourth Race 7 Furiongs. Purse $2000. 4 yrs. and up. Claiming all $3000 ; , PP str. oi 4BULL PINE 1-NIRISSO in, Jockey Owner 1-4% Parnell -- Viola 2-1% Hale --Edmiston 3-1% Trombley -- Tenney 4-2 Dittfach -- Paolone 52% Gordon -- Hawkins 6-10% Blamonte -- Short-Waterm 7-h Borgemenke -- BSR Fm 72 8 Gomez -- Mrs. Fishman Be Happy. Trainer L. Cavalaris Jr. RS | Epic Fields .... Mac's Trophy : Kaiserina Bad Willie .... Winner br g Pool 61,725. 1-DUTCH FL'ER (entry) 7.90 9. 40 3 BYTOWN 2.90 Fifth Race FOR A TIME (entry) "47.90 9.40 oe JFurlongs. Purse $2100, 2-years-old Claiming all $6500. w " Str. Fin. Jockey 2-2% 1-% Parnell -- Katz 9.00 2.60 9.00 Sunes Hor: Dutch | Flower Fg 31 Bytown w-For a Time iz Big Brown Eyes hs Kinglow 115 1-34 3-2% 3-2'4 Dittfach .-- JED Ryan 41 42 Adams -- Gardiner 51 51 Coy -- Petit 63 6-%Hale -- Hawkins 1 76% Fitzsimmons -- Fletcher 8- Gomez -- Far Putte Up Morreale -- View Hulloa Coupled A -- Dutch Flower and For a Time. Winner br g £ Dutch Lane -- La Viole. Trainer J. C. Meyer. Start good, won driving. CT LI EYEE Pool 62,391. 8- JAMMED LUCKY 4CUT STEEL x 3-CORPORAL BINGO : Str. Fin. Jockey Owner 1-h 1h Robinson -- Smythe .5 2-5% Gibb -- Maloney 1 31% Remillard -- Edmiston -1 42% Fitzsimmons -- Windglelds | Gomez -- Beasley Sixth Race Wt PI nol Lucky . Cut Steel 118 Corporal Bingo Flashing Top .. 120 5 Ramblin Wreck 125 1 2 h 5- Winner be 3 Jamie i Trainer J. Starr. Start goo Hig won driving. W -h -3 -6 Blind Bowlers Hold Banquet, Award Silver The Humoresque Blind Bowl- ing League held their banquet at the 401 Restaurant. | The captain, Pat McConnell, asked Mr. Rufus Lambert to say grace. A lovely supper was served and was enjoyed by all Mrs. Eva Wakely thanked the 2-14 Remillard -- om Hall the drivers "| happy drivers, the advisory board, |score keepers and captain, also Mrs. J. McConnell for having a Christmas party and a night| |of bowling. Mr. Jack Anderson replied for that they were] to help in any way| they could. Mrs. Iva Forrest presented Mary Lovell and Mary McCon- | | | | nell with a gift in appreciation from the bowlers for keeping score for the year. Pat McCon- nell had a surprise for the bowl- ers, The Sportsmen, who sang a few numbers. Mr. Lam- bert thanked the Sportsmen for giving of their time to come {and sing for them. | Mrs. Rufus Lambert present-| ed her trophy to Charlie Lovell | blind. Mr. Rufus Lambert pre- Pool 27,270. QUINELLA PAID 5 and 4 $22.00 for high single 264 for er pre, ted his trophy to Pat McCon- nell for high single 228 for par- aly blind. Mr. Harold Phillips 4WOODSRUNNER : i 3-QUICK Pi CE, apnssnene 7. 6-POWER CE . Fin, Jockey Owner 2% 1h Gomez -- Mrs, Fishman 4h 2h Hale--Janley 2a 3nk 3h Dittfach -- Mrs. Fisher 1-3 4nk Gordon -- Korselius 53 52% Fitzsimmons -- Uteck 6-214 8-3 7-3 61% Parnell -- Lauder 42 tx 6-1% 7-3% Zehr -- Alexander 9 81 85% Wick -- Mrs. Farara Limbo Dancer . 115 § 1 2% Ti 9 9 Roy -- Arjay Sta Winner bh 6 by Chop Chop--Lady Tour-ist. Tralner M. Fishman, Start good, won driving. Pool 68,950. S1OVELY SUSY Eighth Race LOVELY & wh Miles, purse $1,900, &-year-olds and up, fillies and Ma Str. Fin. Jockey mers % 22% 12% Dittfach. Miss J Miller 1-44 2-3% Warme--Mrs W Von Rich. 3h Clark--F McAuley 3-1 42% Hall-J Y Stable 4% 53% Robinson--Janley Sta 6% 61% Parnell-T. MacMillan 7-1% 7-1% Zou E. EA Fair 81 8-3% Cosentin ordonaro rhe tana 109 8-nk 9nk Grasby--McMacken Sta Princess Teddy .109 1 8 7-nk 8h 10- 10- McComb--J J Fleming Winner b f 4 Royal Serenade--Bright Green. Trainer 8 Couch. Pool 77,380, Total Pool 489, 231, Attendance 9,085. INTER-COUNTY Tire Treads On Gower's Paving Plugs Plumbing = Cpanusy tampa R 5 » © 10-ESTANCERIA Lovely Susy .... Commaria ve Royal Eighteen . 110 Arctic Discovery 114 Cash Me . fi Lady Fairator 109 114 Conga ate fo d a trophy for high toal pins for totally blind by Eva Wakely 4371, by reversion to Vera Siblock, 2552. Mrs. J. Mc- Connell presented a trophy for totally blind high single, 155, won by Eva Wakely. Lucky draws won by Audrey Little, Mrs. Ada McDonough, | Mrs. Harold Phillips, Mr. Ernie Wilson, Mr. Al Moring and Mr. Harold Phillips. CITY EDGES ITALIA TORONTO (CP) ~ Centre- forward Ambrose Morgan headed in a goal in the first half to give Toronto City a 1-0 win over Toronto Italia in an Eastern C an ad a Professional Soccer League match at Varsity Stadium Wednesday night. tainly be looking for revenge next time out. CANADIAN TIRE ~-- Carrol, Clark, De Hart, Slack, Silwo- ski, Whiting, McConley, Tutin, Jones, Sawyer, Beamish and Rose. GOWER REAL ESTATE-- Saunders, Wilson, Worner, Alex- ander, J., Wessant, Austenson, Alexander, D., Nufelt, Gulliver, Sutherland and Wilson. Oarsmen To Row In Championships ST. CATHARINES (CP)-- About 100 high school oarsmen and scullers will compete in the Canadian S c ho 01 boy Rowing {Championships over the one- mile Henley course near here |this weekend. Nine heats will be rowed Fri- day and ten championships Sa- turday. There are four scullers in the championship singles including defending champion Bob Pearce Jr., of North Toronto Collegiate and Bill Kreger of Wynadotte, Mich., who won last week's United States junior schoolboy title, beating out Pearce. The original stock exchange at London, England, was built in 1801 and reconstructed in 1855. . Dependable Caterers "Knock Off Tony's 12-7 Dependable's added two more in the 7th on Conacher's single and Rusty Wallace's homer. The winners complete the scoring in the final inning with Al Horner lashing out his second homer of the night. Tony's hit the scoresheet in| the 6th on Loreno's homer and| three times in the final chapter on singles by Sullivan and Knight backed up by Booth's homer. TONY'S TALES:- Tony's next see league action to-morrow night in Kew Garden against Randall Roy Metals. In the club's only other meeting, Tony' claimed a 3-1 decision. Jim Mit- chell holder of Ticket No. 90205 won the basket of grocery draw . . Tony's manager, Frank Foley was hoping to have Lake- field's Ray Judd in uniform last night, however the classy pit- cher has decided to stay in Lakefield for another season. . . Loreno had three hits and Mroczeck had a pair to lead Tony's at the bat. Al Horner had three safe hits including his two homers, Rusty Wallace.| Chuck Reed and Pete Conacher | each had a pair. Wallace knocked in four runs. DEPENDABLE CATERERS-- | Gilbert ss, Scott 2b, Vitella 1b, Conacher if, Horner 3b, Wallace rf, Reed cf, Foley c, Mackie p, Golden p in 9th. | TONY'S REFRESHMENTS -- | Oldfield ss, Knight c, Armstrong rf, Booth 'ph in 9th, Mroczeck If, Piontek 3b; Eacher ph in 9th, MacDermaid 1b, Loreno 2b, Hill cf, Price cf in 4 th, Smith P, Sullivan p in 3rd. Dependable's 007 200 201 12 12 2 Tony's 300 001 003 7 12 1| Mackie (WP), Goden (Sth) and Foley; Smith (LP), Sullivan | (LP) and Knight. Umpires George Campbell (Plate) dl Norm O'Reilly (Bases); Scorer- Jim Shaw. 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Tutak flied out to right field, leaving it up to Milne, who got a double, stole a base and allowed Elliot to fly out to center - field for a sacrifice which drove in the second run. Foley's were not a threat this time out, with no batter ad- vancing past second base Each team had five hits; Earle walked none, struck out 5. Maxwell walked four, and struck out three. EY Wi AN RR il bi TIRE CLEARA UPTO So < ot i ) Lil Mlk es bis 77708 PY i ¥ NT T AL HOY PAVING--Earle p; Han- na c¢; Jones 1b; Hrico 2b; Tu- tak 3b; Kuney ss; Woods If; Milne.cf and Elliot rf, FOLEY'S PLUMBING--Max- well p; Lowery ¢; Knox 1b; Thompson 2b;; Corrigan 3b; Moss ss; Edmondsod If; Bryan TIRES on TIME AS LOW AS ¥1"DOWN DELIVERS % OFF LIST PRICE RADE-IN LOWANCE PRICE TIRES If top of 4th; Legtee cf and| Nantais and Halick. 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