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Stan Leonard Leads The Way, Five-Under-Par QUEBEC (CP) -- Burly Stan Leonard burned the rugged Royal Quebec golf course for a five-under-par 67 Friday for the first-round lead of the 1961 Ca- nadian Professional Golfers' As- sociation championship. The 46 - year - old Vancouver professional, fighting a strong wind under clear, blue skies, registered five birdies and played the other 18 holes of the 6,650-yard, par-72 course in par. His performance overshad- owed a brilliant comeback by Toronto's Al Balding, who birdied the 16th and 17th holes and picked up an eagle three on the 18th for a 69. Gerry Proulx of Montreal also fired a 69 to tie Balding for j second place. | Balding started out slowly, finishing the front nine in 37, two over par. But on the back nine he was a picture of perfec- tion and climaxed the rally with a 50-foot putt on the 18th. The second round of the 54-| 'Dependables Nip Tony's Squad 5-4 Dependable Caterers, league leaders in the Beaches Major Fastball League since the sea- son's opening, finally clinched top spot by defeating Oshawa Tony's 5-4, last night at Kew Beach in Toronto. Dependable's knocked off their nearest rival in true champion- ship form, breaking a 4-4 dead- lock with the winning run in the 8th inning. Lefthander Ross Golden, who needed relief help from Norm Mackie in the final inning, gain- ed credit for his 9th victory. Veteran Mel Meulemeester, Tony's starting pitcher was bombed in the first inning and Bev Smith, working in relief, was charged with the loss, his 3rd in 11 decisions. FIRST INNING RALLY Dependable's greeted Mel Meulemeester as a "country cousin' as the ageless southpaw faced just five batters, retiring {only one before being lifted. | With one out, Fraser Scott SPORTS CALENDAR ed to have Ross Golden on the ropes but he bore down in the clutch to quenich the rally. In the 8th, Dependable's sent the Queen City fans home happy, scoring the deciding tally. Lead-off batter Peter Con- acher doubled, stole third base and scored on Al Horner's sac- rifice fly Oshawa Tony's fought back again in the 9th with Freddie Eicher claiming a double after Jimmie Loreno had flied out. Dependable's playing coach "Red" Gilbert replaced Ross Golden with Normie Mackie,| who got Nick Mroczeck and Bev Smith out on easy plays, to end the rally and the game. TONY'S TALES: Fraser |Scott, Ronnie Anderson and | Peter Conacher paced Depend- |ables with two hits apiece while Al Horner was the winners' clutch hitter driving in three runs including the winner. Jim- mie Loreno and Freddie Etcher| were Tony's best at the plate with three each . . . Bev Smit | game of 2-out-of-3 series. TODAY'S GAMES SOFTBALL OASA Squirt--Scarboto Sneath Esso's vs North Oshawa Vern Glass, at North Oshawa, 12.00 p.m. (2nd game of 2 - out - of - 3 series). Third game, if neees:| sary, to be played on same diamond, later in the day. OASA Bantam -- Port Perty vs Oshawa Fernhill Park, at Fernhill . Park, 6.30 p.m.; 1st game of 2-out-of-3 series. OASA Junior "A" -- North York Tuxedo Junction vs Osh- awa Scugog Cleaners, at Alex- andra Park, 8.00 p.m.; 2nd ame of 2-out-of-3 series. OASA Junior "C" -- Havelock at Port Perry, 6.15 p.m.; 2nd game of 2-out-of-3 series. OASA Inter. "C"" -- Pickerin, at Port Perry, 3.00 p.m. 2n OASA Inter. "D""--Colpoy Bay vs Mount Zion, at Brooklin, 8.15 p.m.; 1st game of 2 - out - of - 8 series. Oshawa Minor Assoc.: (Midget League Championship Finals)= Fifth and deciding game of series Fernhill Park and OASA INTER. AR Tony's Vendors Oust Peterboro Tony's Vendors carried the Oshawa City and District Asso ciation's banner into the second found of the OASA Intermedi- ate "AA" playdowns, when they defeated Peterborough Shell Oil 3:1 here at Alexandra Park last night, to sweep their first playoff series in two-straight games. Displaying a much stronger brand of ball than they present: ed on their home diamond in the first game, the Liftlock City Oilers scored a fun in the first inning to announce their serious intentions and but for a fine itching performance by Ron 'aylor, might have evened the series. Little opened the game with a single and Reid drew a walk. Taylor fanned G. Downer then Hoover grounded to Campbell, Gordon singled cleanly to score Reid then J. Garvey grounded to Campbell and Hoover was run down for the third out, between (doubled and when the throw to third was bobbled, Solomon scored. Then Taylor flied to right and a fine throw nipped Snow at the plate, trying to score after the catch. Shell Oil outfield saved an- other run in the fourth. Solomon doubled and scored on & good single by Snow, who moved to 2nd on the throw:in. But when Taylor flied to deep centre, G. Dowtner's fine throw to third base, was in plenty of time to get Snow, trying to advance |after the catch Jack Armstrong gave Tony's their insurance run, a homer to open the sixth inning. Johnny Campbell, with three singles in four trips to the plate, was Oshawa's big hitter of the night, with Armstrong having one-for-two, Snow had a double {and single in three chances and {Solomon had the same but in four tries. Gordon and Little éach had hole championship is today, the third round Sunday. S00 GOLFER BEATS PAR Sinfled and Sr ne fanned seven batters and allow- hy Find Wig iM ed four hits for a good relief Conacher followed with another| 0 but still absorbed the loss Woodview Park, at Alexandra 3rd and the plate. . Park, 6.15 p.m. two hits for the Liftlock City Taylor settled down after the|ieam. AL BALDING, (left) and Montreal's Gerry | dian Professional Golfers' As- Proulx, pose after they each | sociation championship, at posted a three-under-par 69 in | Quebec, yesterday. Their 69 | SPORTS MENU By Geo. H. Campbell SPORTS EDITOR 'Everything From Soup To Nuts' SOCCER FANS of this city and the neighboring district will flock to Kinsmen Civic Memorial Stadium here tonight in large numbers, to watch the big game between Windsor Caboto and Oshawa Hungaria. This is a sudden-death game, the semi-final match of the an- nual Ontario Cup competition and it will be a clash of giants -- neither of these two teams have tasted de- feat this season. The Windsor squad defeated Toronto Italia team in an exhibition game this summer, Osh- awa Hungaria knocked off Hamilton Imperials two weeks ago in the quarter-final. Hugh Morrow, of Tor- onto, a member of thé International Football Federation of Referees has been appointed to handle this contest, which gets under way at 7:30 o'clock. The Windsor Caboto Club, formed in 1949, sponsors the Windsor team (their club was named after the Venetian-born navi- gator Giovanni Cabote (John Cabot) who discovered Newfoundland. The Windsor team leads the Michigan- Ontario League and their roster boasts some former European and International stars. Oshawa Hungaria also has several players of equal calibre and experience. Hungaria favors a neat passing type of game and at a workout Thursday night at Cowan Park, they "brushed up" their "shooting boots". It they can finsh off their plays when in goal-range, with the same skill they display in mid-field, the Oshawa club should be able to win a berth in the Ontario Cup finals, with a victory over Windsor, here tonight. { DIAMOND DUST will be flying on a lot of dia- monds this afternoon and evening, with three Oshawa minor baseball teams commencing OBA playoff rounds and five Oshawa softball teams, three Port Perry teams and one from Pickering, all seeking the right to advance in OASA playdowns. The "Sports Calendar" gives a full list of the action, with the doubleheader at Alex- andra Park starting at 6:15 this evening, being the major attraction. On Monday, Oshawa Midgets will be in Peterborough but which team will go, will be decided this evening, Fernhill or Woodview. Also on Monday night, Brooklin Stevenson's Motors will meet Oshawa MacLean's Esso at Alexandra Park, second game of their OASA Intermediate "A" playoff round. The Woodview Metcalfe Realtors, Junior girls softball team, travel to Coxwell Stadium on Monday night for their PWSU playoff game with Toronto Imperials. Seems the game | | of Toronto | the first round of the Cana- | Duke Adams of Sault Ste. Marie, Ont., and Len Collet of Vancouver were the only other golfers out of a starting field of 114, to break par. Each fired a 71 to share fourth place. Nine others carded even par 72s, seven shot 73 and 10 turned in 74s cards left them tied for sec- ond place, two strokes behind Stan Leonard of Vancouver, who shot a sizzling 67. Sunnyside Park Bantams Defeat oy Lake Vista Lads oie tie wae good Sunnyside Park and Lake round lead until the last three- Vista Bantam softball te a m S| gomes finished. He and Collett played off their schedule game| fired identical rounds of 36-35. last night at Sunnyside Park, |------ with the home team winning a 9-6 decision. This was the last game of the schedule for the Lake Vista boys and left them with a record of seven wins and lover the course record. The Vancouver shotmaker has won this tournament a record seven enough for a share of the first|as did Nick Mroczeck and both) WINS JUNIOR TITLE | ell of Hayward, Calif., defeated 11 defeats. jville, Ohio, one up Friday to | scored Sunnyside's! Win the U.S. junior girls' golf Korback si" ionshi first run in the second inning Championship. safe hit and Al Horner lashed out a solid blow, plating both Anderson and Conacher. Osh- awa centre-fielder Sonny Hill saw Horner's drive elude him and the runner crossed the plate |with the fourth run. | At this point Bev Smith took | |Dick Gibb on a strikeout and| {Jack Foley on an infield play. { Oshawa Tony's scored {runs in the 1st inning and seem- ied to be well on their way to re- |covery. Freddie Etcher singled. |scored on Bobby Booth's two- [bagger. two|if, Booth B .. Tony's play Toronto Tri- ells Tuesday in Toronto at the Canadian National Exhibition Tournament. Game time is 8:15 There is not going to be a home game until the playoffs. Eddie iBlack's, battling with Randall- |Royv for the final playoff berth, Leonard's 67 was two strokes/over on the mound, retiring|yij be the. opposition. OSHAWA TONY'S: Hill, ef, {Loreno 2b, Etcher 1b, Mroczeck { ¢, Meulemeester p, |Smith p in 1st, Oldfield ss, Mac- Dermaid rf, Piontek 3b 4 DEPENDABLE CATERERS: |Gilbert ss, Scott 2b, Anderson Ivf, Conacher If, Horner 3b, Gibbs lef, Foley ¢, Hughes 1b, Ventilli| BASEBALL Leaside Junior League--Ham- ilton vs Oshawa Legionnaires, at Talbot Park, Leaside, 1.30 p.m. OBA Pce Wee Playoffs Peterborough vs Oshawa Cana- dian Tire, at Alexandra Park, 2.00 p.m.; 1st game of series. OBA Bantam Playoffs -- Osh- awa Dairy vs Peterborough, at Peterborough, 2.00 p.m.; 1st game of series, OBA Midget Playoffs -- Osh- awa Beaton's Dairy vs Burling- ton, at Burlington, 2.00 p.m.; 1st| game of series SOCCER Ontario Cup Semi Final (Sud: | Tony's deadlocked the score|ih in 3rd, Golden p, Mackie p|den-Death Game) -- Windsor! at 4-4 in the 3rd inning with Sonny Hill and Jimmie Loreno SEATTLE (AP)--Mary Low-|connecting with back-to-back Tony's |singles and they crossed the Margaret Martin of St. Clairs-|plate on Freddie Etcher's key! | hit. Oshawa threatened again in 7th, loading the bases and seem- on his single, and later wild pitch but in the 3rd inning, the Sunnyside boys got to pitcher) Pakosta for a big seven-run rally that gave them their win. A Copyright, 1961 by McMurray Pul blishing Co. (Daily Racing Form) FORT ERIE RACE CHARTS | couple of walks, doubles by Néaring and F. Mitchell, Kor- FRIDAY, AUG. 18, 1961 |back's single and a home run . Dloy bY Hyreany! featured the First Race In the fourth inning Nearing 8 jJuilongs, Purse 81,800. Three. and hit a bases-empty homer, for! Hors Sunnyside's last run Fishy Black, pitching for Sunnyside jamaica Belle got tagged for three runs in the Saugeen Linda first frame when Riley singled, |Zenasa so did Krasnak and White fol-|Chinos Jet lowed with a homer, to put|Queen's Warrior Lake Vista in front 3.0. They | anc? Fine added another in the second on) Satin Legs / 11 11 H 8h 10-2 + 1 etd 3 en Lore . i a single hy Christie, 2 (alk 10/iiaats dbs. . Guetratcont = Figh ¥ = Wt PP st 111 3 106 7 110 10 Horse Fighting Rocket Red Royal Tide mann a Pad aa FETS E DEA Ww 5 105 6 110 1 19 1% 8-216 114 5 11 11-25 11-2% 38 ® ting 3F 7-N. 10-JAMAICA BELLE .... 70 | four-year-old maidens, Claiming all] | | dL0T Fin Jockey Owner 1-nkB'menke--Bage and Kearney 2:2 Coy ~~ Tulachmore Farm 3.7% D'fach--Early Mischief Sta 4-8% Morreale -- G Rowntree 5-nk Robinson -- J H Edwards 8-24 Adams -- Shermanor Farm 7-2 Parnell -- T J Lane 8-2% Krohn -- Gaylands Farm 10-1% 9% MeComb--J J and V P Dunn 11-3 10-% Brown -- Beach Sta 10-2 11-5% Gordon -- M R_Alexander 12- 13- Harrisoh -- R F Davis Lark. Trainer 8. 0, Bage. Pool 17,576. Double Pool 34,434, ar PARAS WW Ww KI | Start good, won driving. After that Black and his mates held the visitors in check until the fifth. Krasnak singled Second Race purse $1,800, 4-year-olds Wt PP 8 1% 6 Farlongs, Horse Island King to Seven O'Hearts with one out, White and Mc-| Graw both followed wtih hits by| Krasnak got caught trying steal home. White made it on|Zkylark Road .. Pakosta's hit and so did Mec: (ges Trap |. Graw but Pakosta was put out Kingwood trying to come home, to end the) Untowhet inning. In all, Black struck out|mun Tour .. 13 batters. wind Wave ..... -. | Gallant Chop | Midfield | Happy Oaks PeIoowOL ~ - LR TE abe wen i Vikings Start 9 10 10-nk 12. wanna, 105 11 ES Winner gr g 4 Polynesian -- Rhodian, Start good, won driving DAILY DOUBLE 8 A 11-ISLAND KING 21.10 8.40 3.60 8-SEVEN O'HEARTS 3.30 260 10-SKYLARK ROAD inves . 2.60 and up, claiming all $2,500, Str. Fin, Jockey Owner 1-2% 20k McComb--F Weiss 4-1 32% Gomez--M Mitchell 5-1% 4-% Parnell=R J Dowling 7-4 5h Gorden--Leroy Tobey 21% 6no D'fach--~Mrs Von Richt'fen 62 7-1% Roy--Hickory Park F'm 92 82 Har'sn--Miss M E Dressel 8-1 9.2% Rob'son--J M Elliott 10-13% 10-3% Brown--J J Fleming 11-7 11-7% Krohn--M E M Pollock 122 12- Behrens--Ruffsin Farm 3nk 1-1% Gibb--F Zraket Trainer J Mack Pool 36,979 ND 11 PAID 8415.60 Training For Third Race Sept. Schedule nm Horse wi Mene-A-Risk The Vikings, Oshawa's entry in the Intermediate Rugger Rascalily 00, 2-yearolds, 4 i" Deacon D Giant O'North Sauvagette Clare Belle 113 3 113 4 113 2 HT? 120 10 goes FS SET 9-MENE-ARISK 22.40 7.70 5.20 3.DEACON D 3.20 2.50 4GIANT O"NORTH maidens, claiming all 85,000, Str. Fin. Jockey Owner 1-5% McComb--C AND T Sta 2-5 Coy--L'chb'y, Caldwell 3-3 D'fach--Shermanor F"m 4-1%Gordon--Albob Farm v 5-n0 Remillard--8 F Hall 5-% 6-1 Morreale--View Hulloa 1-2 2-7 32 4-1 {in 9th. | RHE| 202 000 000--4 11 1 [Caterers 400 000 01X--5 8B 2| Umpires: Bill Chris (plate)| and Bill Balmar (bases). | INGEMAR GOING FOR LONG WALK STOCKHOLM (AP) -- In- gemar Johansson, former heavyweight champion, will march across the vast mountainous wastes of Lap- land as part of his training program, it was announced Friday. Capt. Gunnar Gustavsson of the Royal Swedish Moun- tain Rifles said the boxer has been given permission to participate in the yearly recruit march starting Aug. 28. "The march covers about 125 miles and will last 10 days. He is quite welcome," Capt. Gustavsson said, "but only as a reporter." He said Johansson would represent two Swedish sport magazines. Collect Data On Wild Ducks | | | CLEAR AND FAST| IGHTING ROCKET 16.20 7.10 4.50 AVY LOU 4.80 3.20 | 2.70 | Country vs Horne's Esso, Caboto vs Oshawa Hungaria, at Kinsmen Civic Memorial Sta- dium, 7.30 p,m. Clarke - Darlington League (Semi-Finals) Courtice at shaky start and chalked up a; PETERBORO' SHELL OIL -- total of 11 strikeouts to blank the yittje If; Reid, 3b; G. Downer, Shell Oil team for the rest of the distance. He gave up a total lof five hits. Gordon got his sec-| Downer, rf; lond single in the fourth frame|mons, batted in 8th; Wells, 3b but "died" on the bases. D. Downer singled in the fifth but was out going to second, when Little's grounder hit him. That was the last hit for the | visitors and. in the last four|ss frames two walks was the best they could collect. Gordon, pitching for Peterbor- ough Shell Oil, loaded the bases in the first inning with a single to Campbell and walks to Ren- nick and Armstrong but he fan- ned Horton and got Melnick to fly out. In the second stanza, Solomon opened with a single, Snow ef: Hoover, 1b; Gordon, p; J. Garvey, 2b; G. Garvey, ¢; A Nichols, ¢; Sim- in 8th: Tindall, batted in 9th. OSHAWA TONY'S VENDORS -- Berwick, cf; Campbell, 3b; Rennick, 1b; Armstrong, 2b; Horton, If; Melnick, ¢; Solomon, : Snow, rf; Taylor, p; Tureski, 1b, batted in 7th. PROMOTING ARTS SIOUX NARROWS, Ont. (CP) Tourist visitors and residents of this resort community 175 miles {east of Winnipeg combined to form the Sioux Narrows arts festival association. A summer exhibition * of paintings, seculp- ture and mosaics is being held. Zion, 7.00 p.m. AUTO RACING Sports Car Club presents an- nual program of races, at Mos- port Park Track, 12.00 p.m. LACROSSE OLA Senior Semi-Final Play- offs -- Brooklin Hillcrests at Brampton, 8.30 p.m. GAMES FOR SUNDAY SOCCER Oshawa and District League-- Polonia vs Hollandia, at 2 p.m. and Peterboro UEW vs Oshawa Kickers, at 3.30 p.m. (Exhibition game -- "The Vets" vs Strila Juniors at 12.30 p.m.) All games at Kinsmen Civic Me- morial Stadium, GAMES FOR MONDAY SOFTBALL Oshawa Minor Assoc.: (Ki- wanis- Bantam League)=Radio FIRST TIME IN TONY MARINO & Disquelifications eo Neo ide Ring Fighting © Outs Tickets for these Ex Ringside $1.50; Gen. hibitio: $1.25, A Texas Tag Team Death Match THE KALMIKOFF BROS. Iva MAN MOUNTAIN CAMPBELL vs GINO MARELLA PAT FLANAGAN vs KARL NURNBU ns = Casino ; Children $1.00 «= Pat Milosh, Promoter OSHAWA ARENA, Tues, Aug. 22, BY PUBLIC DEMAND CANADA FARMER BOY vs. n & Karol eo Ring Ares Ri of Allowed @ No Time Limit RGH Restaurant == Ph: 723-9721 at Rundle; Fernhill at South mead; North Oshawa at College Hill; and Kingside at Nipigon. All games at 6.30 p.m. UAW League -- Town and at Alexandra Park, east diamond and Black's Men's Wear vs Kent's Western Tire, at Alexan- dra Park, west diamond, both games at 6.00 p.m. |For Research | washington (AP) -- A| United States-Canada commit-| agation of wild ducks. The interior department said awa Midgets at Peterborough, | {Friday that was a major result|8:00 p.m.; 1st game of 2-out-of-3 | of a two-day meeting of the| |group, which will study the in-| p PWSU Junior Playoffs==Osh- awa Woodview Metcalfe Real tors vs Toronto Imperials, at To- ronto Coxwell Stadium, 7.00 p.m. 2nd game of 2-out-of-3 series. { OASA Bantam Playoffs=Osh- -- |tee studying waterfowl 'short-| awa Fernhill | |ages will assemble data on spe-| perry, 6,30 p.m.; 2nd game of] 4.70 cific areas critical to the prop-|2.out-of-3 series. | OASA Midget Playoffs -- Osh- Park at Port series. OASA Intermediate "A" Play- DRUG STORES OPEN THIS SUNDAY 12:00 A.M. JURY & LOVELL LTD. 530 SIMCOE ST. SOUTH to 6:00 P.M. 725-3546 | 360 WILSON RD. SOUT McCORDICK DRUGS H 725-8711 litial findings at another meet: | offs--Brooklin Stevenson Motors ling in Ottawa during the first| vs Oshawa MacLean's Esso, at {week in October. | Alexandra Park, 8.00 p.m.; 2nd 7.4% 7-1 Despirito--A J Halliwell 6-4 8:2'4 Robinson--Newtondale Sta 9-1 Parnell-J B Lauder at Bathe Park on Thursday night was called after six innings of play, at 8:35 p.m., with Toronto leading 8-5. 113 6 120 8 108 5 5 31212 Union, have commenced train- Montana Tour ing sessions in preparation for [Fancy Frog © ann gh gmwd aWTAD IDM EFTel 3 ~ ] It serves the Toronto team right, since they were sched- uled to play at 6:30 p.m. and the game got under way at 7:20 p.m. SPORTS BITS: Kiwanis Bantam Softball League teams are reminded that there are three games sched- uled for Monday night. The final schedule session is on Wednesday but there are several postponed games to be 'cleaned up and teams are urged to get as many of these as possible played this week, in order to not delay the league championship playoffs . . . GORDIE MacMIL- LAN, of this city, made a splendid showing in the pro- vincial lawn bowling tournament in Toronto this week. He was nosed out in the final game for the McLean Memorial Trophy 21-19, by-Bill Hughes of Toronto Dentonia , . . INDIANS beat the Yankees yesterday and Tigers won over Boston, to shave the N.Y. lead to three games . . . REDLEGS moved two full games in front by beating the Cards while Giants nosed out the Dodgers 2-1, {this year's fall competition. The Unwanted rugger squad is holding training|Joe The Captain under the capable direction of | wins Roman Graham Crerar on Tuesdays|start good, won easily 113 114 11 11 12. 12. 113 110 11-2% 1l-nk Winner bf 2 Mentrier~Risky Fay. 10:1% 10-1% Wright--C Turner 12- 11-nk Potts--R E Cook 11-h 12 Brown---C Bordonaro Trainer Alex Chris. Pool 38,017 | 1 | and Thursdays, between 5 of F R p.m. and 7.30 p.m., at Lakeview| Park. All new enthusiasts are ourth ace |welcome to try out for the Vik- 8 Furlongs, purse $1,800, 4-year-olds |ings. Tiehy "Twitchy 4 | It is anticipated that two Inigo , [teams will be fielded again, one|Ponreen nied Little Welch {team to play exhibition matches| Crown Marble . {and one team to play in Inter- Silver Slipper ... mediate "A" competition. gateds pai... League plays start on Saturday,| Mark Right ..... September 16, but the Vikings|Go Rirey have scheduled an exhibition |Redbud Royal . 106 2 2 match for Saturday, September| Winner ¢h ¢ 4 Ponder--Ann |2, with the Toronto Wanderers|Star cod.won driving poeraed --=RaTre-- = = PR oth kA = 12- Boyd. 1-ITCHY TWITCHY ... 10-INIGO ' 6-BONREEN . and up, claiming all $2,500. Str, Fin. Jockey Owner 5-2%4 1-nk Coy--Bill Beasley 41 2n0 Potts--Janley Sta 2:h 3-1%Morreale--~W O Chris 1-nk 4.1% Gordon--F W Russell b 5-14 Fitzsi'ns--W E Stable 6-nk B'gemenke--R D Isaac 7-nk Parnell--T Sullivan .1 8% Gonzales--Dew Valley F'm 6-44 9-44 McComb--R L Victor 10-nk 10-nk D'fach--C E Allan 11-1 11-nk_Gibb--Triple X F'm 12 12 K Robinson--E Harbourne Trainer R S Bateman Pool 47,351 7.90 4.70 4.00 | . 490 4.30 5.70 nk | 2% nk in the first half of a double. Fifth Race header at Peterborough. Oshawa Vikings will be Striv-|g ruriongs, purse $2,000, 2.year-olds, ing to regain possession of The pilore . w ¥ Carling Trophy, emblematic of snow Bailet the Ontario Intermediate Rug-| Singing Lady Ballydown 0 2.20 3.00 4.350 29 rie '2.40 | NOW BALLET SINGING LADY maiden fillies. Str. Fin. Jockey Owner 1:6 Gomez--F R Conklin " 2-844 Gonzales~D W Scott 2nd 4.2% 3-2%Entenman--H N Eads 5:1 4.2% Remillard--Addison Hall 2 2 6 | The data will be collected in Canada's three Prairie prov: inces and in the three adjacent prairie states -- North Dakota, South Dakota and Minnesota. Experts of the Canadian Wild-| life Service and the U.S. Bu-| reau of Sports Fisheries and Wildlife are being assigned spe- cific fields for research. It was agreed that much research is needed along with better co-op- eration and und er standing among farmers, sportsmen and government agencies. MAJOR LEAGUE LEADERS By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS National League AB R H Pct. | | 'Bruce Kidd Will game of 2-out-of-3 series. OASA Pee Wee Playoffs -- Oshawa Connaught Park vs Courtice, at Nash School Grounds, 6.15 p.m.; 1st game of 2-out-of-3 series. BASEBALL Oshawa Legion Minor Assoc.:| (Pee Wee League Finals) Gower's Realty vs Canadian Tire, at Harman Park, 6:00 p.m. 1st game of series. Be In Legion Meet WATERLOO (CP) -- Bruce Kidd, Toronto's talented middle- distance runner, will headline a record 275 entries for the fourth annual Canadian Legion East. ern track and field meet here TAMBLYN DRUG STORE 6 KING ST. EAST 723-3143 SERVICE STATIONS OPEN THIS SUNDAY 7:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. R. J. TUMEY"S SHELL STATION 962 SIMCOE ST. NORTH Aug. 26. His opposition in the 1,500 metres include Walter Wil- liams of New Brunswick, who stuck on Kidd's heels for most of the race in a recent Mari: times meet. Kidd is also entered in the 800 metres and one leg of the re. YESTERDAY'S STARS is.(By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS 9. |..Pitching --Jim Grant, Cleve- 1070 330" ome runs--Robinson, 34. [land Indians, blanked sluggers Stolen bases--Wills, Los Ange-| Roger Maris and Mickey Man: |les, 24. |tle, striking out each twice, and | | Pitching --Podres, Los Ange-| beat New York Yankees 5-1 les, 15-4, .789. {with a three-hitter. |" Strikeouts -- Koufax, Los An-| Hitting--Orlando Cepeda, San |geles 191. |Francisco Giants, broke up a American League [tie with 10th-inning home run AB R H Pet. |for 2-1 victory over Los Angeles d, N. York 300 41109 .353| Dodgers. 398 89 140 .352| 383 63130 .339| Doubles -- Kubek, New York, | 387 74123 .318(35, (Mantle, Nork 411105130 .316| Triples--Wood, Detroit, 9. Batting--Howard, New Yrok| Home runs--Maris, 48. 353. | Stolen bases -- Aparicio, Chi- | 5h 52% Parnell -- G Moore Runs--Mantle, New York, 195. (cago, 41. 78 6nk D'fach--Mrs W Von Rich'n ALEX NATHAN'S Sunoco STATION 215 KING ST. WEST COOPER'S TEXACO STATION 56 BRUCE STREET T. GOCH SUPERTEST STATION 437 SIMCOE ST. SOUTH WINDER'S ESSO STATION KING and RITSON ROAD SOUTH KEMP'S ESSO STATION 288 BLOOR ST. WEST George Brown's SUPERTEST Station 334 PARK RD. SOUTH SEEDS B-A STATION SIMCOE ST. N.and TAUNTON ROAD SOUTH END TEXACO STATION 506 RITSON ROAD SOUTH ZOLTAN and NICK'S FINA Station 160 SIMCOE ST. SOUTH CLINT'S TEXACO STATION WENTWORTH and CEDAR ger championship, Vikings cap-| yi vor tured the trophy in 1959, their|La' Canadienne first full season of competition. Winner gr! 3 Royul Note 5169 .425 98 The following is a breakdown |S\2r 800d, won easily Pool 20,713, 4 50 68 .424 28 of the league classifications for QUINELLA 2 AND 5 PAID $13.30. 4475 .370 34% [the fall season: . ROLAR Senior (News-of-the World Tro-| Sixth Race J PoxY STHOLAR He phy): Barbarians I, Wanderers om id SSENOR TEDDY i ¥en I, Nomands I, Balmy Beach dr ofl Ly oll Bigg Boldin : , ) ¢ y % Str. Fin. Jock: 0 Saracens I, Irish I, Scottish I Boid Scholar i 5 12 Gomer Mrs A Chris 3 & 0 p) ¥ 1% - Li J and Imperial-Commerce 1. to Ly 32 2-1% Dittfach Lanson Farms 1 . 21 32 Coy -- K R Marshall ~ Intermediate Central: Barbar- Welland Canal 4% 4-3% Fitz'ons -- Windfields Farm ians II, Nomads B, Imperial. Dadswood ..... Sim 324 Gibb -- Ww D Stable ~ oe . |Page Service .. jo -3! rown -- F Gorlic! Commerce II, Varsity II, Can-|wiiow Strip .... 7 A 7-%a Robinson -- C Smythe ucks, Saracens II, Irish II and!Percy Yates 8 Adams -- Mrs W J Yates |Scottish II. Winner br hb, 5, Winner br a Bolaris. Trainer Alex Chris, . Star , Wi A Intermediate Northern: Peter- SouC, on samy Pool 44,922. borough, Ajax, Oshawa, Nomads| Seventh Race 3nk 5no Roy--Mrs H Truman ¥ 6- 6 Fitzsi'ns--Vis. Yardinge + Trainer M Fishman Pool 20,713, Quinella Pool 22,004, (Clemente, Pitts. 445 83163 .366 Robinson, Cinei, 429 99 144 .336 Pinson, Cincin. 478 83160 .335 Hoak, Pitts. 372 63 122 .328 --------------|Moon, Los Ang. 326 56107 .328 id HA 1 Batting -- Clemente, Pitts- 3.00 burgh, .366. Runs--Mays, 101. Runs batted in -- Robinson, Cincinnati, 106. * Hits--Clemente, 163. Doubles -- Aaron, Milwaukee, 28. Triples -- Altman, -- Clemente, and Boyer, St. Lou . 5.30 3.40 2.50 BASEBALL SCORES, STANDINGS By THE CANADIAN PRESS |Minnesota National League | Washington W L Pet. GBL|Kansas City 7446 617 | Friday's Results 6045 605 2 |New York 1 Cleveland 5 6351 . Boston 0 Detroit 5 6251 Baltimore 3 Washington 2 58 58 . Minnesota 2 Los Angeles 5 Chicago 1 Kansas City 3 Today's Probable Pitchers Baltimore (Hoeft 2.3) Washington (Kutyna 6-4) New York (Ford 20-3) at Cle- |veland (Latman 9-3) Boston (Hillman 3-2) at De: troit (Lary 17-6) Chicago (McLish 9-10) at Kan- sas City (Ditmar 2.7) Minnesota (Kaat 5-12) at Los Angeles (Bowsfield 9-4) International League dori W L Pct. GBL Winner b 8048 625 -- 69 53 566 8 SEMEMEER WHEN * * ® Start good, won driving. 68 60 531 12 y i CANADIAN PRESS | 5. A Sam Snead won the Canadian) Eighth Race 4 64 .500 16 62 67 4811815 (Open golf championship 21 59 66 472 19% |years ago today at Toronto] tiorse W L Pet. GBL| Richmond 58 68 .460 21. when Harold (Jug) McSpaden|Briny Deep 7941 658 -- [Syracuse 4882 36933 [missed a two-foot putt on the sorties Boy ... 7644 633 3 | Friday's Results {final green of their 18-hole play- aki Suck 0 53 -.569 1014 | Toronto 5 Charleston 0 off. Both had finished the regu- Do Dutch 63 57 .525 16 (Second ppd, fog) lation 72 holes in 281, and "in een's Gem i g " a in--Mari ew/| Rite! -- Terry, N York 60 60 .500 19 Buffalo 1-3 Jersey City 22 the playoff Slamming Sam Wo Loa Dandy - Suk ers: Waterman ie in=Mayss. Nev 01, 00, Terry, Now. yo 57 67 40 x Rochester § Richmond 3 a medal score of 71 to 72 for Winner ch g, 7, Tide Rips -- Clear Grit. Trainer J. D. McLean. Hits--B. Robinspn, Baltimore,| Strikeouts -- Ford, New York, : y us 146. 1160. Start good, won driving. 52 68 |the defending champion. | Pool 48,721. Total Pool361,727. Attendance 6,384. Cincinnati --- Los Angeles San Francisco Milwaukee St. Louis Pittsburgh Chicago . Philadelphia 261 41% Friday's Results Pittsburgh 1 Chicago 2 St. Louis 3 Cincinnati 6 Philadelphia 1 Milwaukee 4 Los Angeles 1 San Francisco 2 Today's Probable Pitchers Philadelphia (Sullivan 3-11) at Milwaukee (Cloninger 3-2 or Wil- ley 5-6) Pittsburgh (Haddix 8.6) Chicago (Curtis 8-7) Los Angcles (Williams 11-8) at San Francisco (Marichal 11-7) St. Louis (Broglio 9-10) at Cincinnati (Hunt 99 or Jay 17-7) (N) American League 81% f . 7 i 4 Jariongs, Pose § San Francisco, 1 4 «HANDSHAKE A, Thornbury, York County, Old| I OTE Boys and Wanderers 11. | One tarfeourse. Purse $3,000. &-year-olds and up. Intermediate We stern: St Allowances. Catharines, Waterloo, Oakville, |nandshake London, Sarnia, Welsh A.C,,| Lustrous Hope Brantford and Hamilton. Calals 2ud and one « sixieenth miles, Fin, Jockey Owner 1-8% Gomez -- Harfield Sta 2% 2no Potts -- GM Bell 3 3.nk Dittfach -- Lanson Farm 4-3% Rob'son--Newtondale Sta 5-4%Remillard--P Del Greco 6- Fitz'ons -- W E Stable ght Days. Trainer M, Fishman. Pool 49,210. Str. 1-1 Purple Bow "=== Prompt Hero Delhi 3rd at 3 | 5:2 Columbus Charleston Buffalo Toronto i Rochester |Jersey City | 7.60 4.20 2.80 HOWar 4.10 2.90|Cash, Detroit +90 Piersall, Cleve. Gentile, Balti. 8-BRINY DEEP 2-MYRTLE'S BOY 4-SWAGGER STICK Purse $1,000. 4-year-olds andup. Claiming all $2,500. Wt PP Bt % Str. Fin. Jockey Owner 3-1% 2.4 1-1% Harrison -- Janley Sta 1-1% 2-4% Behrens -- W Wilkerson 32 3.3%Coy -- C Hughes 4.3%.41 Adams -- G Zakoor New York Detroit Baltimore Cleveland Chicago Boston Los Angeles