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He revelled {in going arqund the right side of the Oshawa line and made them look like totem poles as he galloped for long gains before START WEDNESDAY Kiwanis Bantam League Championship Playoffs 12 6 n.7 10 8 SPORTS CALENDAR | TODAY'S GAMES |SOFTBALL | OASA Squirt Series -- (East- lern Ontario Zone Finals) -- Co- bourg Legion vs North Oshawa, at North Oshawa Park, 1.30 p.m.; 2nd game of 2-out-of-3 ser- ies. If 3rd game necessary, it will be played later in after- College Hill Sunnyside Nipigon Park Lake Vista Kingside North Oshawa Rundle Park QUARTER-FINAL PLAYOFFS Wednesday, Sept. 6 -- Series' "A" -- Sunnyside Park at South- mead; Series "B" -- Nipigon' Park at Fernhill Park; Series "C" -- Lake Vista at Radio Park; Series "D" -- Kingside Park at College Hill, All games at 6.15 p.m. Friday, Sept. 8 -- Return games in Series "A", "B", "C" and "D". Saturday, Sept. 9 games, if necessary. The following is the final standing of the Oshawa Minor Softball Association's Kiwanis Bantam League, for the 1961 season. As agreed by the majority vote of team representatives, at a meeting earlier in the season, the top eight teams will par- ticipate in the league playoffs for the Kiwanis Trophy, with the team finishing 1st meeting the team that finished in 5th place; the team that was 2nd meeting the team that finished 6th, etc. All series will be 2-out- of-3, except the championship finals, which will be a 3-out-of-5 series, with the fifth game, if necessary, to be played on a neutral diamond. Third games in any SeHies be tween Fernhill and Radio, who finished tied in the standing, SEMI-FINAL ROUNDS {will also be played on a neutral] Monday, Sept. 11 -- Winner of |diamond. Otherwise, the team Series "D" vs winner of Series finishing higher has the third|"A" and winner of Series "C game on their home diamond, in|vs winner of Series '"'B". all series. Wednesday, Sept. 13 -- Second All teams engaged in playoffs games of semi-final rounds. are reminded that each team| Friday, Sept. 15 -- Third must supply an official umpire, games of semi-final rounds, if Playoff games are to start at necessary. #15 pin. CHAMPIONSHIP FINALS FINAL STANDING Monday, Sept. 18; Wednesday, Ww |Sept. 20; Friday, Sept. 22; Mon- |day, Sept: 25 (if necessary) and |Wednesday, Sept. 27 (if neces- isary). running and a superb display by Murray' Dance, highlighted Scarboro's play. Korchinski's noon. gallant tackling and all-round 3 defensive play was one of Osh.| OASA Pee Wee Series (East- H : | i inals) awa's few bright spots, along|¢n Ontario Zone Fina with good kicking Tong in|(Oshawa Connaught Park vs a few spots. Hasiuk, at centre, |Lakefield, at Lakefield, 2nd Ray Sorochan, Reid, McKnight, |¢ame of 2-out-of-3 series. Jerry Sorochan, '"Moe" Nichol-| OASA Bantam Series (East- ishen, Tom Chasczewski and ern Ontario Zone Finals) Lapa were other Oshawa per-|Peterborough vs Port Perry, at formers who came up with/Port Perry, 130 p.m.; 2nd flashes of fine work, but as a/game of 2-out-of-3 series. If 3rd team, this wasn't: Oshawa's/game necessary, it will be night. played at 5.30 p.m. SCARBORO -- Burrows, (ASA Inter. 'C" Series Hutchinson, Cowan, Mellor, (gastern Ontarid Zone Finals) Atchison, A. Smith, Cavullazzu,|__ prankford vs Port Perry, at Walker, T. Smith, Boyd, Lof- y . Ed ? ie Port Perry, 3.30 p.m.; 2nd quist, Eddy, Harr'son, Stoyan, came of 2-out-of-3 series. Wigg, Herzog, Warling, Reid, HRY a Martin, McCready, Shostak | OASA Inter. "D" Series -- Wylie, Ward, Dance, Stanley, COPY Bay vs Mount Zion, at Borisko, Salter, Toyana and Prooklin, 8.15 p.m.; 2nd game Thachuk. of 2-out-of-3 Ontario semi-finals. being brought down, usually by] OSHAWA -- Hasiuk, Haiduk,| OASA Senior "B" Series {when the rains came, a few|the last line of defenders: |Aylesworth, R. Sorochan, Kor-|/(Eastern Ontario Zone Finals) moments later, they seemed to; Oshawa "Imps" smartened up| chinski, McIntyre, Kelly, J. Mc- -- Oshawa Heffering's Imper- lose everything in the way oflin the second half -- except for| Knight, Tymoshik. Lupson, Aru, ials vs Trenton RCAF, at Bay-| drive and spirit a costly fumble in their own end Reid, Chomey, R. McKnight, view Park, Trenton, 8.15 p.m.; A driving touchdown by Reid, zone on a Scarboro kick, early|Lang, Brain, Hill, Maly, Bobby, 1st game of 2-out-of-3 series. in the first quarter, which' Mc-|in the third quarter. This fumble Lapa, Stonebridge, Kaine, D. Ges |Arthur failed to convert, gave|resulted in Scarboro's fourth|Nicholishen, J. Sorochan, Sara-| SOCCER Ju Scarboro a 6-0 lead in the first| touchdown as Martin fell on the) mak, Bathe, Chasczewski, Hig-| Oshawa and District League quarter but this wasn't fatal. loose ball and Adrian Smith|gins, M. Nick and Boissoin. -- Carling's Challenge Cup| The roof fell in on the Oshawa again converted, for the final, Officials H. Cuddy, W. Final (Sudden-death Game) -- forces, late in the second half,|26-0 total. Boynton, W, H. Dell and B. Hungaria vs Kickers, at Kins-, deep in their own end when they' Burrows' brilliant broken-field Rowntree. men Civic Memorial Stadium, | MAJOR LEAGUE Johnny Powell GAMES FOR MONDAY LEADERS SOFTBALL Inter. "D" OASA Playdowns ». Paces Wings In By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS . Te A i L Pl H B d series. I San ayo 1 GAMES FOR TUESDAY --Colpoy Bay vs Mount Zion, at Brooklin Community Park, 8:15 Cash. Delr AB R H Pct.| Hits--Clemente, 178. ash, Detroit 441 99 161 365 By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS SOFTBALL John Powe!l of Rochester Red OASA Senior 2nd game of 2-out-of-3 Howard, NYork 354 48125 353 Doubles--Aaron 31, Wings took over the Interna-|(Eastern Ontario Zone Finals) Gentile, Balti. 402 86132 328 waives =. Altingn, Piers y " ills, Los Angeles, * ; Mantle, NYork 458114 147 [33 mente, 10. tional League's home run lead. -- Trenton RCAF vs Oshawa ! , : Rl Horie runs-Ceveda. 34 ership with a sensational dis- Heffering's Imperials, at Alex- Runs--Mantle 114, 7 ; A P Ry . play of power hitting Friday/andra Park, 815 p.m.; 2nd Runs batted in--Gentile 125 Stolen hases--Wills, 29. night. game of 2-out-of-3 series. iy JL Hits--B. Robinson, 163. Pitching -- Podres, Los Ange: The 20-vear ' one hit in winning the one-sided poubles--Kubek. New York. |fes ng - y s, Los Ange The 20-year-cld first baseman Inter - County League -- decision. He struck out 14 bat- 5: yo , es, nt 810. Fos clubbed three homers, running (Semi-Final Playoffs) -- Dodd ters. Al Growe got on base Via" Tyiples--Wood. Detroit 11 : Stikeoms-Rousa, 0s Ange-|hi~ season total to 28, as the Motor Sales vs Crawford's Con- an error in the fourth inning and Home * {gi Te es, =12. Wings and Syracuse Chiefs split struction, 3rd game of series, at Blewitt walked. In the 7th in- : a doubleheader. The Wings won|Alexandra Park, 6.00 p.m. the opener 6-1 and lost the York, 51 ning, after one out, Blewitt' §iolen bases -- Aparicio. Chi. 3 : doubled for Lakefield's only hit. cago. 44. es paticio, Chi FIGHTS LAST {nightcap 4-3. BASEBALL jon Pee Wee Fi Connaught got to Blewitt early Pitching -- Ford, New York. | Jersey City Jerseys temporar- Shawa .egion Pee Wee Fi. for a run in the first inning and 922.3 880. a re: NIGHT ily halted Columbus Jets' pen |Nals -- Gower Realty vs Ca- six more in the second stanza. Sfrikeouls -- Pascual. Minne- nant drive with a 4-1 victory.|[nadian Tire, at Alexandra Park, * iq Charleston Marlins swept a twin north diamond, 6.00 p.m.; 3rd By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS pi from Richmond Virginians game of finals. Melbourne -- Dennis Adejei, t ik They scored in every inning sota. 179. a'ter that to dominate the ac- National Les eague 9 y . ih AB RH Pet. (126, Ghana, knocked out Johnny| oes oo Duffalo at Toronto was Clemente, Pitts. 494 90 178 Scarboro Junors grabbed off the first touchdown in their On- & [tario Junior Big Four Confer- ence football fixture here at Kinsmen Civic {Memorial Stadi- um last night then they held on until the Oshawa "Imps" made one big fatal error of judgment -- and Scarboro then struck for two more touchdowns in less than four minutes and went on to whitewash the Motor City Junior gridders 26-0. There was absolutely nothing else that could have gone wrong for the Oshawa "Imps" Club last night. They had it all set-up for a banner attraction and then £48 |the weatherman turned on them, # |so did Lady Luck and the Scar- boro Juniors turned on them more than anybody. Halfback star Dave Nicholish- en received a torn thigh muscle early in the game and with his (departure, the "Imps" seemed {to lose their offensive threat and -- Third 14 13 13 Southmead Fernhill Radio Park HOW TO HIT THE DIRT HIT THE DIRT! San Fran- | both hit the dirt as Giant run- | Amalfitano's effort to break cisco Giants' Joe Amalfitano | ner is forced in first inning up double play, Zimmer got (14) and Chicago Cubs' second | when Harvey Kuenn grounded | the ball away in time to get baseman Don Zimmer (17) ! to third baseman. Despite | Kuenn at first. " SPORTS MENU Jomnausht Peewee Boys By Geo. H. Campbell Zone Champs SPORTS EDITOR Oshawa Connaught Park Pee » Wees defeated Lakefield Pee Wee boys 20-0 yesterday in Lake- field, to sweep their OASA Zone championship finals in two straight games. Johnny Dick, pitching for Osh- awa Connaught, gave up only L 4 5 5 Dodgers Hang On Win Over Braves By ED WILKS Curt Flood, Alex Grammas Associated Press Staff Writer and Jim Schaffer each drove in As Fresco Thompson: a Los two runs for the Cardinals beat- Angeles Dodgers vice - presi-| ing Joe: Gibbon (10-9). Right A {hander Larry Jackson (11-9) "B" Playoffs -- dent, remarked in a mood of checked the Bucs on eight hits nostalgia the other day, what --three by Smoky Burgess, who wouldn't the Dodgers give tolbelted a two - run homer. have just one of their old crew, The Giants tied their battle --Roy Campanella, Jackie Rob-|3-3 in the eighth with an un-| inson, Carl Furillo, Pee Wee earned run and then won on a Reese, Duke Snider or Gil|two - out triple by rookie Ernie Hodges -- back in their prime| Bowman off Don Elston (8-8) in again. {the fourth. They were the stars of bygone, Billy Loes (6-5) was the win-! |days in Brooklyn when the Dod- ner as the last of six Giant {gers won six National League pitchers who blanked the Cubs pennants in 11 years before the over the last 12 frames. The move to Los Angeles. | Cubs got their three runs in the Not that the Dodgers, with second inning on homers by An- Snider a pinch hitter and dre Rodgers and Cuno Barra 526 92176 .335 Robinson, Cin. 466 104 156 .335 Aaron, Mil. 500 101 160 .320 Moon, Los Ang. 370 59 118 .319 Runs--Mays, San Frafcisco, 109. Runs batted in--Cepeda, San Francisco, 118 Pinson, Cincin. 'Everything From Soup To Nuts Chicago, and Cle- HEAVY RAINS played havoc with the various soft- ball and baseball payoff games scheduled for last night. As a matter of fact, it's not unlikely that the down- pour was so heavy that play out in Port Perry this after- noon may be impossible. The "Squirts" will play at North Oshawa, we feel quite sure, since that diamond is high, dry and sandy -- and dries up as quick as any diamond in Oshawa. But Port Perry's playing field is in low ground and they could be ankle-deep in mud today. At any rate, outside of the Carling Cup soccer game at Kingston Stadium tonight, there's not much else on the Sports Calendar for this week-end. Mount Zion plays Colpoy Bay on Monday (Labor Day) night instead of tonight, as at first reported. Heffering's Im- perials are to play in Trenton tonight and the second game is back here at Alexandra Park on Tuesday night, under the floodlights. We didn't hear how Scugog Clean= ers made out in Owen Sound last night -- they probably were rained out, in which case, they'll have to go back there early next week. Port Perry and Havelock, in Junior "C" playoffs, have had about three tries at playing a game in "Port" -- and the latest arrangement is to play there this Tuesday evening. runs Maris, , S83 Pr If; 1, 8 -FIRST SHOT IA-SAILOGAN (entry) 1 -SOURDOUGH (entry) andfour-year-old maidens. Ya Str. Fin Jockey 14% Three V4 First Shot 2-h (A)Sailogan (A)Sourdough Velvec Torfree Tiny's Gem Bronco Buster Zlatna Nekoda Chris o Hidden Lore -h 10- (A) Coupled--Sourdough and Sailogan Winner ch ¢, 3, Gun Shot -- Jet'd Goddess. Trainer M. Fishman. KIWANIS BANTAM softball teams, at least the eight teams that finished highest in the league standing, are reminded that the draw for their league champion- ship playoffs, appears in today's paper. They get under way on Wednesday night, with the quarter-finals sche- duled for next week, the semi-finals to be played the following week and then the three-out-of-five finals will be concluded in the last two weeks of September. | < = w@ 1- 2. 4 3-n Brown -- T P Stable D'fach--Carroll, Statham 7-5% B'menke -- Gardiner, Bell 8-7% Kalla -- R J Manahan 9.8% Desp'to--Windy Acres Fm 10- Parnell -- R ¥ Davis -1 -2 -4 -5 PTE 08 10 i WamoNIND PupoRTEaP 2-QUEEN"S ARIA 1--STAR-O-TAURA 3.ON THE NAIL aiming all $2,500. Str. Fin Jockey 1-h 1-13 Gomez--Gian, Tosch 2-214 2.6 Parnell--White Oak Sta 3-2%43-nk Coy--Matoff 4-1 4.3% Harrison-D M Strom 5-4 5-2% Dittfach--J E D Ryan 4 6--6- Fitzsi'ns--Windfields F"m ria Trainer F. H. Merrill Jr. Pool 25,280 The Inter-County League will likely open their final series this next week and that will leave only the UAW League trailing, with schedule play still to complete. The month of September brings on the championship play in most leagues, since daylight saving ends with the month BRIGHT BITS: N.Y. Yankees nudged Detroit Tigers yesterday with -a lone-run splurge in the 9th inning. If the Yankees can with just one more game at home this week-end, over the visiting Tigers, they will have established what should prove sufficient lead to win the American League pennant and a berth in the World Series , . . CINCINNATI REDS should win the National S-year-olds, ©l oH i hs Ones opener. Jack Reed's pinch-hit| homer for the Virginians in the seventh sent the game into over time. 3 : Best of luck to all you fellows Hal Deitz scattered nine hits|flying the young bird derby and snapped a 1-1 tie with a from Gogma this Saturday. - Gouiile in the fink fom of Ihe afterpiece. e¢ Marlins adde YESTERDAY'S STARS ) Buhl, | Charles Lawrie, captain of overhauled a 1-0 Milwaukee (h. British team, deliberately lead and the Dodgers made Hares Bonallack and Shade, his 3-1 in the seventh on singles by|N, 1 twosome, against the two [Ron Fairly and Frank Howard, 1s "elders in hopes of avoid- [plus Roseboro's infield out. Dick ino" the foursome sweep the [Farrell 8-6 won in relief after|(;'g 3ngineered in taking the giving up the Braves' tying run. h 16th ti i 2 in_the eighth inning with two fur on ihe 100 Sime In 17 Mee! wild pitches. | He also put Jimmy Walker of Scotland and Brian Chapman of England against the U.S. best-- Hodges seldom more than a de. (52, who Syed on his first tion, with Bob Reid, McQuade -- eer (SOEIVE FOPIBCEIEN: rey Jone . J Oi Gav a Toe pate. 8 300 arrett 133% Australia. 3. neu ver 1 OShawa Pigeons oir vis rt made ov 11.S, Dominates | CONNAUGHT --Gillies triple-A baseball, also doubled g Body forges Pes Wee's ai round sh : a tes Ser FORT ERIE RACE CHARTS 5 Gin i oa ET McQuade, c; Healey, 3b; Me- at-bats to raise his batting av- R T H : Ww lk C Gahey, rf; Herrington, If and c; Coborioht. TOLY Sv Merk cori : erage to .315, third best in the ace 0 ome hind the plate. But betyesh] d er up Sutton, 2b; Gardiner, c; Farn- Copyright, by McMurray Publishing Co. (Daily Racing Form) league, . Hem they pot He, Second place . |combe. et Middleton, FRIDAY. SEPT. 1961 CLEAR AND FAST| Harry Chiti's second - inning From Bur wash Ci ig Friday night, Opening Play LAKEFIELD -- R. Chittick, | gz 330 250 2.5 NOMEr with Powell on base put : each batting in a pair of runs 1b; Yale, c: Crowe, 2b: Blewitt,| F 11st Race *¥ 3% 33 the Red Wings in front for good Oshawa Racing Pigeon Clubjsor a 43 victory over Milwav-| SEATTLE (AP)--The United | p: P. Chittick, 3b; 'Huddleston, |g farlongs. Purse $1,800. 3.40 Sin the firs) seme, Jom Anger held its 5th young bird race last kee Braves. |States swept all four foursomes of; Payne, rf: Samis, If; Norris:| Horse wr i 5 17% Gomez -- Mrs M Fishman Frank Leja hit his 26th round: Saturday from Swrwash Tne That Gropped te Braves Back in ye = i a Jal 5% 124 h 2213 Robinson--Oak Ridge Sta |tripper with two men on base race proved to be the toughest/to fourth place as San Fran: |Cup golf matc ay 124 1% 3-1%Coy -- Oak Ridge § i i inni . cisco Giants reclaimed third|a 4-0 lead over Britain. : . 1% 5 Tiatay = On Re a or in Je fret inning and Dutch one so far. Bob and Audrey with a 43, 14 - inning victory] The U.S. needs to win only P | R h d a oRerer ollowed with his sev- Fredericks of Bowmanville over Chicago Cubs. St. Louis|three of the eight singles au 1C ar S h |enth for a 4-0 Syracuse lead. proved that it was no. fluke when Cardinals beat Pittsburgh Pir-| matches today to retain the am- . . Wins SIXTH they came first last week, as|atoq g-4, lateur golf trophy for another: its Orioles Marshall Bridges = won his they came right back with a . two years. For New Post Start_good, won easily, _ Pool 23,998. Double Pool 41,163. i help from Andres RESULTS ; {gle in the ninth inning followed ig Lous, aud Gene Audiews, 8 60 : : LTR walk and a sacrifice and beat |," 4 . BALTIMORE (AP)--A Ye. Second Race + 580 380 3 A two-run triple by Doug Cle! 1st, and 2nd. -- Bob and Aud- [Pon McMahon (6-2) in 1 beat | defeated Mike Bonallack, Brit ball era ended in Baltimore Fri-|s run 1.8 254 |e In the 0m cemented ihe rey. Fredericks: rd. Ken wiirs two - run triple in the 15h ehiatear chauipion; and Ron. . urlongs, purse $1.800, | ie . : p e) ' . : day as manager Paul Richards) Horse 4 t decision for the Marlins inthe! Young; 4th. and 3th. = Sam| eo rth, off starter Bob Jie Shade 4 aud 5. hung up his No. 12 Oriole uni-| gin 5 Ari? Grant; 6th. -- Bob and Audrey form to become general man- On The Nail ager of the new Houston team Meld Belle in the National League. Ny ay 109 4 8 Fredericks; 7th.--Ralph Bevan; 8th. -- John Shewchuk. Oriole officials said after a Winner eh f 3 ueen's Own conference with Richards his Start good, won ridden out resignation was being accepted DAILY DOUBLE 9 AND 2 PAID $14.10 immediately "in the hest inter-| ~ ---- ests of everyone concerned." Th d R Richards announced his resig- 1x ace nation as Baltimore's $50,000-a.|% Furlongs. Parse lime. 3 ors t PP St 1 Vo year manager Tuesday but he vale of 106 5 2 31% 4.2 OF AVOCA . 36.70 10.3 BRIXITE : 5.-VALE 1-MR, 3-CRITICS CHOICE years.Claiming all $2500, Str, Fin Jockey Owner 2-1 1.1% Robinson Mrs. Hickling | 0 two more in the frame, on run- | 3.50 | scoring singles by Clemens and | Fred Whitfield. | REJOIN TIGERS e of Avoca Mr Brixite League, but they are still a long way from being a cinch. L. A. Dodgers got back into stride yesterday and while had been expected to finish the season here. Coach Luman Harris was 116 14 Critics Choice Merrill's Mogul Hi Grady I-nk 2-214 Gibb -- Marshak 3-214 3-2%Fitzsimmons Harriott 4-1% Behrens -- Mrs. Merrill Jr. 5-4% Remillard -- Campbell CUBS NAME PILOT CHICAGO (AP) Chicago | |Cubs of the National League By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Pitching: Whitey Ford, Bud DETROIT (AP)--Steve Boros and Dick Brown, Detroit Tig- ers' two injured regulars, will Deane Beman and Jack Nick- laus. The American youngsters won easily 6 and 5 after being Col. Boy 6-13 Gordon -- Willow Downs Dittfach -- Ruffsin Farm auville, Trainer A, Hickling. Pool 16,735 Milwaukee Braves, Cardinals and the Pirates (not to mention the Giants) are all taking a peck at each other, it does seem as if the Redlegs may be able to squeeze through into top spot . . . LABOR DAY week-end just | about means the end of the summer season. In both baseball and softball, there is always a lot of playoff action still remaining, but for the most part, and for the majority of the teams, it means the end of the sum- mer. This next month becomes crucial for teams em- broiled in playoffs -- and speaking of playoffs, it would be nice to know just when Oshawa's OBA minor teams will next see action, BASEBALL SCORES, STANDINGS By THE CANADIAN PRESS American League W .L Pct. GBL 88 45 .662 86 48 78 58 71 64 68 66 64 73 58 74 59 76 8 up and 27. ai The other U.S. triumphs' were registered by Charlie'Coe and Don Cherry, 1 up over Maj. Da- vid Blair of Scotland and Mar- tin Christmas of England; and be back on the club's active list tonight for its three-game American League series against the first - place New York Yankees. Boros, the re- gular third baseman until he broke his collarbone July 23, is|Bob Gardner and Bill Hynd- hitting 273. Brown, the _first-|man, over Joe Carr of Ireland string catcher, broke a finger|and Gordon Huddy of England, on his throwing hand July 15.4 and 3. |"hursday named Lou Klein|Daley and Luis Arroyo, New {head coach, making the former|York Yankees combined for a [St. Louis Cardinals infielder the |seven-hit, 1-0 American League 30 2.60 2.20 | fourth pilot man on this sea- (victory over Detroit Tigers. 3.10 240 son's "managerless" team. He| Hitting: John Roseboro, Los 230 succeeds Elvin Tappel who|Angeles Dodgers, drove in two served the longest head coach |runs, including one with a ninth- {team this season. Tappe, wholinning single that gave the Jr. now starts scoufing, had a 37-43| Dodgers a 43 National League coach record. victory over Milwaukee Braves. named interim manager. Boacer ; te Dvr a co Richards is expected to sign|winner br t 3 Running a five-year contract at $60,000 Start good, won driving or more a year with Houston Ch 4S Colts in the 'expanded National| Fourth Race League next year. a nso i i APG 6 Furlongs. Purse $2200. T Claiming all $7500, He is ending 16 years in thei® Rulonts. Purse 3000, Tue yours om To, owner American League -- seven with cw-Prince Sadi 116 1 2 1-2 1.4% Gomez -- Mrs. Luro the Orioles--when many obsery- Burnt Roman 108 2 4 3- 2-5 2-6%Gonzales X -- Davis ers believe he was on the thres- [ay skip mas $s 34 Ditech Jaws Tree head hold of having a championship Mill Race ir team, ¥ good, won easily 5- Entenman -- - Coming here from Chicago s 5 - or ine. A . C | Pool 39,902 {White Sox in 1855, he took over Fif ""T4MR, EDGOR 00 =i a seventhplace team that had R E E v 3400 370 2001 . 1-NANCE'S RULE re 2, | lost 300 games in three years. 3 th ace 6-DOTTIE'S GIRL . : i His development of the Orioles 6% Furlongs, Purse $1900. 4 years and up. Claiming all $3500 | i Vi Str. Fin Jockey Owner od Ink 1-1% Robinson -- Newtondale St : T T p into a second-place team last ME ker Wt PP St 14 season won him the 1960 man- Nance's Rule Ll Thoroughbred Racing National League ager of the year'award. Dottie's Girl 8 Races Daily -- Sept. 4 to Sept. 16 OPENING DAY FEATURE W L Pct. GBL = 7 [Yer Gee Cee 7953 5% -- REMEMBER WHEN . . . winner 3 Acceptable' --Duolend. THE SANDOWN STAKES Grandstand $1.00 (incl. tax) -- Clubhouse $2.50 -1 Winner gr 7453 583 24 | X. 3 53 2% By THE CANADIAN PRESS start (incl. tax). FREE PARKING -- Reserved Seats and 7057 551 6% Syl Apps, th 21 1d Milwaukee 70 58 547 7 bY S, then a 2l-year-old RE PE CUrRRe St. Logis 68 61 527 91, McMaster University student OEM MOS RRE i Pittsburgh 6165 .48415 and Fhe amateur hockey player, | 2-WEST FOUR Chicago 5474 422 93 signed a two-year contract with {1% Miles, Purse Tao, 4 years and up, Claiming all $7500 : ; 6 PP St ! % Str, F Jock 0 Philadelphia 37 92 287 40% the NHL Toronto Maple Leafs Ruse' de Guerre 117 2 12 12 1.9% oo Buttle parm Friday's Results 25 years ago today.,A point- Stormy Morn 106 4% 2:2142-1 Robinson -- Fletcher » red i vinni ' " est F' 1 3.1 3.9% i -- San Francisco 4 Chicago 3 Ting pole vaulter for Canada |r. Mal conics IH 4 30 Ritsimmons --_ Bordonare Los Angeles 4 Milwaukee 3 in the 1936 Olympics, Apps went |Shannondate 117 14 5 Pittsburgh 4 St. Louis 8 on to become one Information: Phone OX 8-3131, Buses to Track leave Sines In AES 30 Oshawa Terminal at 12:00 noon Saturdays and 3 5.6% Remillard--T Davis Jr Winby : 6 6 *Desprto-. Windy heres, Fm Labor Day only, Winner ch m, 5 Royal Gem 2nd -- Thidiof. Trainer 'W. H. Moorhead. -- ser Start good, won driving Eighth Race One and $2,500. Horse 2_PRINCE SADI ....... 1-BURNT ROMAN 4. FALSUN 4-14 2.3,Gomez - Gian 3-%4 3nk C Brown -- Roycroft Sta 2-14 4-% Gonzales 53 51 6 X Jo-Ann Sta Hale -- Mrs. Cardy Parnell X Lauder A. Hickling 109 3 6 6 6- Trainer Cincinnati Los Angeles San Francisco New York Detroit Baltimore Chicago Cleveland Boston Minnesota Los Angeles Washington 51'81 .386 3614 Kansas City 48 86 .358 4014 Friday's Results Detroit 0 New York 1 Cleveland 5 Baltimore 4 Boston 1 Minnesota 5 Chicago 3-1 Washington 2-5 Kansas City 4 Los Angeles § Today's Probable Pitchers Detroit (Lary 19.7) at York (Terry 11-2) Chicago (Larsen 5-1) at Wash- ington (Cheney 1-1) Bonton (Monbouquette (10-12) at Minnesota (Lee 3-4) Kansas City (Rakow 2-6) at Los Angeles (McBride 11-11) Cleveland (Stigman 2-3 and Perry 9-12) at Baltimore (Pap pas 10-7 and Brown 10-4) (2) (D-N) Columbus Buffalo Charleston Toronto Rochgster Jersgy City I Richmond 642 2% 574 11%, .526 18 507 20%, .467 26 439 20%, 437 30 good, won driving Pool 50,759 ixth Race 10 2. 3-5 -4 Behrens -- Rotenberg of the best- [Winner ch ¢ 4 Ram O'War hy ne P.M Today's Probable Pitchers known centres in professional | 52 good, won ridden out Pool 25.684. Quinella Pon 26,076 Cincinnati (Jay 18-8) at Phil. hockey. adelphia (Buzhardt 5-14) Los Angeles (Koufax 15-9 at Syracuse Milwaukee (Spahn 16-12) San Francisco (Sanford 10.7) New| at Chicago (Brewer 1.7 or Card- well 11-12) Pittsburgh (Mizell 6-10) at St | Louis (Broglio 910) | QUINELLA 5194 352 37% Seventh Race Friday's Results Syracuse 1-4 Rochester 6-3 Jersey City 4 Columbus 1 Charleston 6-6 Richmond 4-2 Buffalo at Toronto ppd, rain Saturday's Games Sunday's Games Buffalo at Toronto Milwaukee at Chicago (2) Syracuse at Rochester (N) Cincinnati at Philadelphia J. City at Celumbus (N) Pittsburgh at St. Louis Charl'n at Richmond (N) San Fran. at Los Angeles Sunday's Games International League Buffalo at Toronto (2) W L Pet. GBI Syracuse at Rochester 88 56 611 -- J. City at Columbus 8062 .563 7 | Charleston at 'Richmond 80 64 556 8 | American Association 7172 497 16%, Friday's Results 7173 48317 Indianapolis 6 Louisvijle 5 66 76 .485 21 Dallas-F. W. 5 Denve/s7 67 77 465 21 Houston 8 Omaha 2 3 and 5PAID $24.90 4-IT'S ANN BLONDOLL PEGGY SAGE k 6 furlongs. Purse $2,600. Three-year-oldsand up, fillies and mares, Allowances. Hor se Wt PP St Ya Str Fin Jockey wner It s Ann 3 1-h Harrison G R Woodrow Blondoll 2.4)4 Behrens -- Mrs H A Luro Peggy Page 3-13 Coy -- Seaway Sta Skinny Minny 4-6% Gomez Bill Beasley 2 2. 2 3 2 of 110 115 1070 4.80 2.90 3.40 2.40 {4 "N 2.40 Claiming all |B Owner Mrs Von Richt'n Mrs F Merrill Jr SAUCY SADDY I-CATHY YATES +-PETERBORO one-sixteenth miles Purse $1,900 Three-year-olds Wt PP St 114 § tockey 214 Har'son-- Fitz'ons Dittfach Saucy Saddy Cathy Yates Peterboro Brown Ensign 110 1:2V4 4-6% Parnel] Peel Express 115 5-14 5.21% Hale 6 Sunday's Games 107 Detroit at New York Cleveland at Baltimore Boston at Minnesota Los Angeles at Kansas City Chicago at Washington (2) Lanson Farm G B Heintzman M J Hawkins B'menke -. G A Stallwood r W. Von Richthofen Wings of Wind 112 3 LJ Winner 'b f, %, Sadi 2nd -- Freedom's Call. Traine Start good, won ridden out Pool 46,784, Pool 51.668. Total Pooli77,988. Attendance 6,766 | Peterboro claimed by Ruffsin Farm. D. ¥ Marks. $2,500.