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enema AR arate Rate eam FINISHED FIRST but was demoted to second place -- that was the situation in the 6th race at New Woodbine yesterday. The above picture shows Hill (on the inside) be- WOODBINE RACE CHARTS CLEAR AND FAST Hill had been bumped by Pentatholon. during the stretch drive, so they moved MONDAY, JULY 9, 1962. 3-PEACHES REWARD 7.40 Y ° 4.40 3.50 First Race IASTER COP 5.30 3.90 11-SANDRA GIRL 4.10 6% Furlongs, 3-year-old maidens, Cannadian foaled, Purse $2100. Wt PPSt % % Ste Fin Jockey Owner Peaches Reward 118 3 2 1-2 1-3% 14 1-4% Bolin--Gaylands F'm Master Copy 118 3 2 12 1-3% 2-2% 2-2% Dalton--Mrs H Matchett Sandra Girl 113 11 10 11 10-7 4-1 3-1i9 Potts--Cedar Springs F'm County Road 11310 1 3h 3-1 35 42% Parneli--Mrs J A McD'id Lochinbee 118 6 8 Bh 7-3 5-1 '4 G'bins--Lochinvar Sta Normanton 111 $ 7 7-3. 6-% 6-4 544 H'son--Stafford F'm Sweet Phantom 11312 9 9-2% Bt 9-12 McComb--F Sweenie Tiger Lass 113 8 6 61 5-4 8-1 8no Ryder--Beach Sta Tintoretto 118 7 § 5-1 43 7h 916 Adams--Arjay Sta Select Star 114 9 4 4nk 9-3 10-15.10-18 Cos'tino--Pat'son, Nichol Margin Ette 118 411 10-6 11 1l- U- Rem'lard---P Annesley Golden Jet 118 Refused Dittfach--G Moore Winner br g 3 Eternal Reward --WildPeach. Trainer W H Moorhead Start fair, won easily Pool 21,133 Doublepool 36,277 Second Race 7-DISCOVERY BAY 6.40 4.70 3.10 3-P EL EXPRESS 6.60 4.10 6-0 .S So? 3.60 @ Furlongs 3 and 4-yrs. Claiming all $2500, Purse $1800. Wt PP St "% % Str Jockey Owner Discovery Bay 117 7 8 64 4-nk Ih Dalton -- Pollock Pee! Express 36 2h 21 2-2 Turcotte----M J Hawkins Doll's Son 6 1 3nk 3-1% 3-1% 3-34 Potts -- Cedar Springs Miss Tareen 1 7 4nk 5-24 52% 4-% Remillard -- Mrs. Truman Chopoakee 1212 2 81 8-1 7-4 5-1% McComb --Cooke Irish Lane 11610 5 I-t 11% 4 6-nk Adams ---- Malcolmson Crystal Fire 105 11 3 5-M% 6-1 6-44 7-44 Harrison ~ Hemmer Mariner's Day 108 9 12 11-21% 9-14 %1i4 8B Anyon -- Hellenic Sta i Dougs Chop 17, 5 4 7-214 7-1 8-1 9%1ig Lanoway -- Mrs, Culling'm Quick Shore 12 21112. 12 11-3. 10-244 Fitzs's -- Seagra m Sweet Fennel 112 8 910-1 10-1 10-1 11-3% Dreyer Donovan Loma Linda 112 410 9h 11-4 12 12 Roser Rose - Swarts Winner b ¢ 4 Dieddah -- Key Discovery. Trainer H. E. M. Pollock. Start good, won driving Poo! 31,506 ~~ DAILY DOUBLE 3 AND 8 PAID $23.90 Thied Bao 5.00 3.48 2.9 4.50 3.30 7SAFETY MAN 2-ROYAL JILL 6. "CANADIAN SHIELD 4.30 & Fors, Turf Course. Two-year-oldsMaidens.. Purse $2100. Wt PPSt \% % Fin Jockey Owner Safety Man 19 7 J 3 41% 1-2% McComb -- Del Greco Royal Jill 109 2 5 41 2% Dittfach -- Smythe Can. Shield 14 6 2 3-nk 2-nk 3-244 Cosentino Bo-Teek. Farm Royal Piper 119 3 4 2-h 34 4-2% Fitzs's -- Wesley Dark Gem 1 3 lh 31 5-5%4 Dalton -- Kia Ora Farm Native Way 4 6.7 6-3 6-14%@ Gordon Creek Sta Harlech 5 7 6% 7- 7- Roser -- White Oak Sta Winner b ¢ 2 Loujac -- Attention Miss. Trainer W Haynes. Start good, won easily Pool 67. Fourth ies 1JIVEY 20.40. 9.90 9.00 T-LEARNED FRIEND 4.10 3.60 6-OCHO RIOS 15720 # Fariongs. Three-and-Four years Claiming all $2500. Purse $1800. Wt PPSt % Str Fin Jockey Owner Jivey 105.1 5 1-1% Ih Harrison ---- MeMacken Sta Learned Friend 115 3 12 4-4 2-%, Fitzs's --Mrs, Richthofen Ocho Rios 105 6 2 2 3-h «3-14 Turcotte ~ Hatch Stan's Ace 10 5 4 2 ° Dalton -- Crawford Racality 118.8 3 4 3 5 Potts -- Softley Hy Elector 107.10 10 h 7 h Bolin Mrs. Hoover Colonels Choice 10812 91 8- "4 Parnell Cocomile Fem. De Fury 112 7 6 5 ti 4% Gordon Kellough-Rogers Ferdette 112.2 81 9-1 91% Lanoway--WO - RW Young Fight a Lot Hl 4 7 10-6 10-10% McComb -- Larch Tree Sunny Maple 108 9 1) 11-3 11-2% Dreyer Groves Soft Touch 106 it 12- Wolski DG and P Stabile Winner dk b {3 Mr. Music -- Jessica, Trainer D. 0, Brown, Start good, won driving Pool 43,596. . 3.90 3.00 2.70 Fifth Race so iy 4.40 & Furlongs. Two-year-olds. Cdn. foaled.Claiming all $5000. Purse $2000, Wt PP PPSt % % Str Fin Jockey Owner My Bunty 119 3 3 11% 1% 1-1 12% Fitzs's Maloney Mr. Jiffer 114.2 7 7 7 4-1% 2-% Harrison--Garden City Sta Trojan Trooper 122 6 1 2-% 21 2-144 3-2%4 Cosentino -- Bo-Teek Fm Royal H. Man 122 1 5 3h 3-nk 3-1 4-1% Potts -- Cedar Springs Fm Can, Flag 112 5 2 4h 4h 3k S-nk Dreyer -- Gardiner Peter Wrack 114 4 4 351 Sh 6-3 6-4% Turcotte -- Trusler Cluny Miss 19 7 6 62 6-3% 7- 7- McComb Glass Winner b f 2 Banty's Flight--My Ture.Trainer C. Start good, won ridden out. Pool 40,471. * 17.20 7.30 4.00 Sixth Race : im 20 REDIT CURB 2.90 | fq Furlongs. Three-year-olids and Jaiming all $10,000, Purse $2300, Wt PP St '% % Str Fin Jockey Owner Pentathion 118 6 1 21 Ih i-nk I-no Bolin -- Pitfield Hull 113.15 Ih 2-5 24 21% Dreyer -- Graffius Credit Curb 121 2 6 6 5-4 3-244 3-4¥% Anyon -- Elliott Reactor 108 3 3 4h 42 4-1% 41% Harrison -- Shermano Fm Glooming 118 5 2 33 3-% 5-8 5-10% Dalton -- Mrs Marshak Empiric 4 4 5-3% 6- 6- 6 -Lanoway -- Cross Winner ch g 5 By to Market -- Hera-clesla. Trainer E. Kalensky. Pentathion disqualified and placed second. Pool 27,847. Quinella Pool 26,502 ~ QUINELLA 1 and @ PAID $58.20 _ 3-ROCKY RIVER 940 4.50 3. Seventh Race silt ia is 9-METRO WORKS 5.20 1 1-1 @Miles, year-olds, claiming all 33500. Purse $2000. Wt PP St % ty Str Fin Jockey Owner Rocky River 6 3 2 21) 21 1-1% I-no Har'son--Stafford F'm Finibud 118 7 | Bl Bnk 2h 21% Dalton--G J Depalma Metro Works lil 9 3 1241-% %35 3-94 Bolin--S Cosentino Real Stuff 115 4 8 &5 65 52% 4% Gordon--W F Edmiston | Marchena 109 5 4 43% 42% 4% 5-% Dittlach--_J B Lauder } Fiddiestick 115 2 7 5% Snk 61 6% R"lard--H"ly, Gr'h'm | Flutterbudget 1319 % 9g 7-244 7-2% Ras'en---Janley Sta | Tom Bartie 18 668% 9g 8-5 8-8% Adams--W D Latimer | Famulus 118 8 5S 6-1% Bi 9- 9. Fitzsi'ns--Mrs Von Rich'n Winner dk bf 3 Our Sirdar --Croona.Trainer J Passero. Start good, won driving Pool 51,270 . 2-SUN EP 17.30 10.10 6.20) Eighth ace 6-SEA FERD 14.90 6.10) . 7-PANCHO'S FIRST 3.50 1 1-16 Miles, 3-year-olds and up, Canadian foaled, claiming ali $2500 .Parse #1900. Wt PPSt "% % Str Fin Jockey Owner Sun Ep 124422 24 31 Ye 1-2% D'fach---Mrs. Von Rich'n Sea Ferd 11l 6 7 42 22 21 24 T'eotte--Tulachmore F'm Pancho's First 121 76 9 8-2 3-1' 3-2\% Dalton-~MecM'ken Sta Rinewood m6 11.4% 1h 4-nk 4-no Woiski--Mrs M_ Bod'chuk Choppy Wind 109 3 3 3h 4 nk S-nk Har'son---Stafford F' m Jolly Molly 1% 5 8 6h 6h 74 6h Simpson---J H Knox Sunday Sail 121 9 & Th ok &nk 7-6% Cos'tino---M Dixon Laurajane 111 8 9 Bnk 9 s &ive Dreyer--J R McIntyre danie's Dance 116 4 4 SIRT BM D McComb--Triple R Sta Winner ch g 5 Epic -- Sunny Vixen. Frainer W Von Richthofen Start good, won ridden out Pool 53,813 Attendance 6,270 Total pool 369,582. RETAINS TITLE TO MEET INGO TORONTO (CP)--David Dir- BRESCIA, Italy (AP)-- elle, 16, of Toronto won the ju- heavyweight champion '§ nior men's Metropolitan Tor- Amonti outpointed Britain's| onto tennis title Saturday to re- Brian London in a 10-roupd bout tain his Ontario junior Davis Saturday night and announced Cup championship won last later he would meet European} year, The spindley-legged stu- champion Ingemar Johansson of! dent smothered Jim Merrick, Sweden in a title 'fight -at the 1% of Toronto in 30 minutes, 10 earliest opportunity. Amonti seconds by scores of 6-0, 6-0. | weighed 189; London 205 } j ing edged by a nose by Pen- | tatholon, in the day's feature | race but track stewards said | By JACK SULLIVAN Canadian Press Sports Editor Perhaps the National Fitness Council should send observers and first - aid experts to Cleve- land next weekend. when Can- ada's Davis Cup team meets the Upited States. The slaugh- ter could be frightening. Canadian bodies might be dropping all over the Cleveland Skating Club courts from sheer exhaustion. This isn't a_ criti- cism of the country's Davis Cup team itself, but Canadian tennis of softies. ; That is the word from the top. Toronto let off steam a fewjworked hard to weeks ago when he declared/team," he said. that young Canadian players! are lazy. are only interested in play, but| paration. Without it, petitors."" CAN'T BLAME CLIMATE Fontana s blast came shortly ers. make Canadian Tennis Star Puts Out Verbal Blast the|pean tournaments or American colleges and that's exactly what "But I can tell you right now|we should be doing." that if I were to ask a young- "They don't take training ser-|ster to run a mile before work-| covering from this blast when iously," said the 31 -year - oldjing out on the court he would)4 couple of ranking court spe- veteran of six Cup ties. "They/flip -- or think I had flipped."'|ciajists in Vancouver called for | Fontana, who said at the time|a new era in the game in Can.' |pay no attention to athletic pre-/he was not optimistic about) ada, Jim Skelton and Jim Mac-| they'll/Canada's chances against the/ken, both zmong the country's never become top - notch com-|U.S., declared that this country|top 10 in the sport, said much! can't continue to make excuses/of the money being put into' about the climate being against|Canada's Davis Cup effort is the development of young play-/being wasted. players generally are a bunch/after he announced his retire-) 'There are many other coun- LAY DOWN LAW ment from Cup competition --/tries where the climate is sim- jand then changed his You wouid think that young/players. Why? Bec By PAUL WESTBROOK LONDON (CP)--At 15 Geoff Dyson ran away from home to anne "i ® sell newspapers on London Pentatholon to second spot <ireets, sleeping where he while Hill was awarded the |coyjd, Now, at 48, he is one of winner's share of the purse. the most sought - after track Credit Curb (No. 2) finished |eo9aches in the world. third --(CP Wireploto) | In August Dyson conducts a clinic for coaches at Guelph, Ont Last year Dyson resigned as Britain's chief national coach along with colleagues Jim Al-| ford and Lionel Pugh: They ac- cused officials of the Amateur) Athletic Association of interfer. ing with their work This wasn't Dyson's first rift Hill Moves Up | When Winner Disqualified Trapshoot EDMONTON steeplechase as well as such Pionship. British champions as pole vaul- ter Geoff Elliott and shot putter John Savidge. His most recent success was with Yorkshire blacksmith Arthur Rowe. Under Dyson's guidance Rowe became Euro- M pean and Empire champion and Mont 3 the fourth best shot-putter in|" 4 the world. Dyson is reluctant to talk); about his break with the AAA. Ay a In the past he has complained opponents of strained relations with ex-| a British team manager Les Truelove and of refusals to| merchant from New 200 targets that crown Sunday at dian trapshoot ing Clawson, Salm sho (CP) Salm, a darkhorse entry from! decided ause Moe Salm Wins ing the host Edmonton Gun Club, \coached John Disley to a bronze 2&8 won the 1962 Canadian |medal in the 1952 Olympic|!@ndicap --trapshooting the champion- t from 21 yards and Rasmussen from 23. Jack Wiley, 28, the furniture Westmins- TORONTO (CP)--Hill, a re- with the AAA. As a promising|let coaches accompany British ter, B.C., who won the Cana- cent arrival from the United hurdler in the 1930s he was! States, scored his first victory|barred for "professionalism." in Canada when he took the|His crime was being a paid lec-| featured sixth race at Woodbine|turer on physical fitness at Monday but he needed an as- Loughborough College. sist from his trainer. Throughout the Second World| The race was actually won by War he was an army PT in-| Pentathlon by a_ slight nose,|structor with the rank of major. | by trainer Elmer Kalensky|He helped build the Allied claimed his horse, Hill, had|sports centre at Udine, Italy. been bumped by Pentathlon dur- teams abroad. Now he is working for the " Milk Marketing Board, which ar Age ge Mag sends him around the country|endeq Wiley won the lecturing school , j physical fitness while col-|ing 663 of 700 target leagues encourage them toj) -------------------_---- "drinka pinta milka day." Before leaving for Canada he} SOUTH HULL, will speak in the new Ister- Officials of Connau dian singles crown Friday, be- champion championships) Canadian children on/high over-ail crown by shatter- Ss. TO LAY CHARGE Que. (CP)-- ght Park Around that time he received national Olympic Academy in) Raceway will be charged with ing the stretch drive. After a a lucrative offer of- a post at! Athens. Helping him at Guelph|breaking a 1902 municipal by- ~ film study, the stewards agreed! Princeton University but turned and Pentathlon was moved to|jt down to work scond spot while Hill took the Loughborough winner's share of the purse. Credit Curb finished third Hill paid $17.20 to win. The quinella of Hill and Pentathlon paid $58.20 Army life had made him) and he recalls that on his first day back at the college he saw an American soldier running) round the track puffing a ci-| gar. "I'm afraid I was 'a: bit) stiff with him," says Dyson Attendance was 6,270 LECTURES CHILDREN Bus Driver Is New Loader In oc. Abe - chief national coach, In his 15 Racing Derby years in that position he} ST. EUGENE, Ont, (CP)-- ENGLAND WINS | Toronto bus driver Francis|) LEEDS, England (Reuters)--, Bradley has taken over the lead England beat the Pakistan in the Canadian sports. car cricketers by an innings and 117 championship by winning the/funs at Headingly Saturday, something of a disciplinarian ~ will be ex - proteges hammer - throw held the f Cullum. coach Denis} raceway ----------~-=----«---|ing program Sunday Disley,|law prohibiting Sunday racing, again at/Elliott and Savidge along with! council decided Monday. The irst of a scheduled series of Sunday rac-| REMEMBER WHEN... ? By THE CANADIAN PRESS Luke Hamlin, then 42, pitched for nearly four hours and drove in the win- ning run himself as Toronto Maple Leafs beat Rochester Red Wings 3-2 in a 16-inn- ings International baseball league game 15 years ago today at Toronto. Hamlin, previously a 20-game winner with Brooklyn Dodgers, had HEATING Industrial a 31 CELINA a 15-6 record that season with Toronto's last - place 728-9441 team SHORGAS APPLIANCES Commercial The established, reliable Gas Dealer in your ares. (Corner of Athol) & nd Moe mind.|ilar to ours, yet they have good ada's Davis Cup committee and they, Macken is vice - the Canadian Lawn Tennis As-| Team captain Don Fontana ofiCanadian players would have'keep on sending them to Euro- : sociation. SPORT FROM BRITAIN Top Track Coach Canadian Title Had Rough Path cham- fect with this year's Cup team. "They must be willing to prac- Salm, 33, shattered 192 of the tise a the hours," he said. 'We want them Cana-|to live tennis." ships. This gave him the vic-| with the winner meeting Mexico tory by a four-bird margin over later this month. Kai Rasmussen of Calgary and) The Americans have already of Missoula, kissed off Canada as a serious! challenger. Just a few days ago The handicap shooting marks-\they said men with top scores in competi-| about the climate in Mexico and fire from greater dis- how it n their less successful team's play. would insist themselves to practice and con- ditioning ceiving financial aid from their tennis association. The players |would be obliged to sign forms to this effect and any who did not live up to the terms would be denied more aid and dropped from tour lists. 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