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ELEPHANT RACE IS NEWEST COLLEGE STUNT Two California college boys, Jack Hale (left) and Everett Moore, are shown wearing their version of a mahout cos- tume, appropriate for their plans to host what they be- lieve to be the world's first intercollegiate elephant race. They and a few friends at Orange County State College, Fullerton, California, started the Elephant Racing Club as a gimmick but now it's turn- ed fairly serious and a race is on for May 11. The U.S. Coast Guard Academy at New London, Conn., has promised an entry and students at Har- vard have indicated interest. Hale will ride the Orange entry. --AP Wirephoto MAJOR LEAGUE LEADERS By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS American League AB R H Pet. Robinson, Chi. 76 10 32 .421 Jimenez, K. City 43 7 17 .395 Boyer, NY Lumpe, K. City Kaline, Detroit 81 15 31 .383 67 17 24 .358 Runs -- Del Greco, Kansas 21 City, 19. Runs batted in--Robinson, 23. Hits 5--Robinson, 32. Doubles--Del Greco' 11. Triples--Cimoli, Kansas City, 4 Home runs--Wagner, Los An- geles, 8. /Kuenn, S, Fran. 65 17 25 .385/Gonzalez, Phila. ;/Musial, St. Louis 51 10 19 373] Stolen bases--Aparicio, Chi- cago and Howser, Kansas City,| 7. | Pitching -- Donovan, Cleve-| land, 4-0, 1.000. Strikeouts--Terry, New York, 27. National League AB RH Pet. 72 16 29 .403) 55 15 21 .382) 64 14.24 .375) Flood, St. Louis Dalrymple Phil. 44 9 16 .364) Pittsburgh and Boyer, St. Louis, 3. Home runs--Mays, San Fran- cisco, 8. Stolen bases--Wills» Los An- geles, 10. Pitching--Purkey, Cincinnati, 4-0, 1.000. * Strikeouts--Koufax, geles, 54. HOCKEY SCORES Los An- Runs--Mays, San Francisco,| Runs batted in--Pinson, tia cinnati, 25. | Hits--F. Alou, San Francisco | and Flood 29. Doubles--Oliver, St. Louls, 8. Triples -- Williams, Chicago, Wills, Los Angeles, Mazeroski,! By THE CANADIAN PRESS Allan Cup Montreal 1 Trail 4 (Trail leads best-of-seven final 3-1) -Ontario Intermediate A Port Colborne 9 Meaford 5 (Port Colborne leads _best-of- seven final 2-1) Oshawa And Dist. Soccer League To Start On The Oshawa and District Soc- cer Loop is all set for another season and will open in the Kinsmen Stadium, on Sunday afternoon with a double-header starting at 2.00 p.m. Kickers will meet Ukrainia (formerly Strila) in the opener and Polonia will host Rangers (formerly Holland- ia) at 3.30. All games this year will be played in the Kinsmen Stadium on Saturdays or Sundays, with the Reserve League having Wed- nesday evenings, also in the Stadium. However, it may be a week or two before the Reserve League gets going although there is a game scheduled for next Wednesday with Kickers and Rangers Reserves. Only five teams will part- icipate in the Oshawa League League this season, two teams, Italia and Hungaria having join- ed the Toronto National League. However, Hungaria also have a team in the local league, which may cause some con- Oshawa Minor Lacrosse Assoc. Sunday fusion publicity-wise,; so in future the local team will be called Hungaria § C. It is also possible that some Sunday games will be moved to a Wed- nesday at the discretion of the teams involved but plenty-of no- tice will be given. Following is the schedule up to the Holiday Period. Sunday, May 6 -- Kickers vs. Ukrainia at 2.00 and Polonia vs. Rangers at 3.30 Saturday, May 12 -- Polonia vs. Kickers at 7.00. Sunday, May 13 -- Hungaria SC vs. Ukrainie at 3.00. Sunday, May 20 -- Kickers vs. Hungaria at 2.00 and Ukrainia vs. Rangers at 3.30. Sunday, June 3 -- Rangers vs. Kickers at 2.00 and Hungaria vs. Polonia at 3.30. Saturday, June 9 -- Ukrainia vs. Polonia at 2.00 and Rangers vs. Hungaria at 3.30. Sunday, June 10 -- Oshawa vs. Sudbury Caledonia at 3.00. Sunday' June 17 -- ist Round Chalienge Cup at 3.00. Saturday, June 23 --ist Semi- Final Challenge Cup at 7.00. Sunday, June 24 -- 2nd Semi- Final Challenge Cup at 3.00. Saturday, July 7--Ukrainia vs. Kickers at 7.00. 4 Ready To Start The Oshawa Minor Lacrosse Association is holding regist- ration to-night (Thursday) at} the Children's Arena, Players| wishing to play lacrosse in the} city are reminded to be on hand, | starting at 6:30 p.m. Four different divisions will] be operated, including Novice} (10 years and under), Pee-Wee (12 and under); Bantam (14 and) under) and Juvenile (19 and un-! der) as of January Ist. A small sum of $2.00 is re- qiured at registration which gives every player insurance coverage for all games. Free sticks will be allotted to eack player. Games will be played each Monday and Thursday night. | Heading-up the local associ- ation is president Roy Nesbitt, | who replaces Skip Williams. Other members on the excutive include Jim Brady, Jim Ward and Roy Fleming. Jidging by these names: It) looks like Oshawa is in for a banner year for their second PLAY A LITTLE LONGER LIVE.A LITTLE BETTER Brewed a little longer Tastes a little better After a rousing game, spare a moment for a long, cool Kingsbeer! There's nothing like it for lively refreshment! Custom-brewed Kingsbeer is crisp and sparkling, with a finer zest and flavour. Kingsbeer is brewed the careful way . . . brewed longer. , That's any time... CALL FORA INGSES EE FP why. Next time ... year of operation. | KINGSBEER Sunday, July 8 -- Rangers vs. Poicnia at 3.00. Sunday, July 15 -- Kickers vs. Polonia at 2.00 and Ukrainia vs. Hungaria at 3.30. Saturday, July 21 -- Hungaria vs. Kickers at 7.00, Sunday, July 22 -- Rangers vs. Ukrainia at 3.00. THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thursdey, Mey 3, 1962 5 ~* . ae Seer rrr > yy * 'Lord Dares' Wins Richelieu Feature MONTREAL (CP)--A muddy track held down Lord Dares' winning time to 2:13 2-5 for the mile Wednesday night in a $1,500 feature for B-2 pacers at Richelieu Park. But the six-year-old bay horse was still 2% lengths ahead of Roy McGregor with Meadow Bucky two more behind. Lord Dares returned $18.60, $7.20 and $5.50. Eder Jofre Is All-Ready For Title Bout Fri. SAN FRANCISCO (AP)--Ban- tamweight champion Eder Jofre exuded confidence Wednesday as he completed training for Friday night's title defence against Herman Marquez. Through an interpreter, the 118-pound king from Brazil said he had not set strategy against the challenger from Stockton, Calif. The trend of the fight will determine how he battles. Queen's Plate Contender Is Not Ready Yet FORT ERIE, Ont. (CP)--Sun Dan, a winter book Queen's Plate contender, made his first start of 1962 at Fort Erie Wed- nesday and easily won the sixth r ace. Ridden by Pat Remillard, Sun Dan finished 1% lengths ahead of Arthur H, another plate "choice," and more than eight lengths in front of Brace Up. Sun Dan paid $4 to win and combined with Arthur H for a $7.60 quinella. Roc's Champ won the first race and paid $72.30 straight and set up a $261.20 daily dou- ble with Bill Yates, winner of the second. Wise Selector which went to the post at 33 to 1 in the third, led "a the way and paid $68.90 to win. CHICAGO (AP) -- Lou Klein was named head coach of the floundering Chicago Cubs Tues- day, replacing Elvin Tappe at the top of the club's 10-coach faculty board. Tappe had been named head coach 10 days be- fore the season opened. Jofre said that if Marquez boxes, as expected, he'll try to outbox him but will be ready to slug it out if the Mexican- born Californian chose that route. 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