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FORT ERIE RACE CHARTS FRIDAY, : First Race nd one-sitteenth miles. msc Wt PP St 116 106 107 JULY 27, 1962. DH-Artificio DH-Close to Me Apily Keep a Thinking 112 Flying Oxford 108 boa oan 106 lle 5 prtifiete, b. e, 4, Academico--E: Close To Me, ch. f. 4, Bois Joli Start good, won won driving Second Race ¢ s re and up, claim 6'2 Farlongs, 3-7 ag Eg i of Wine 7 a 1 bl 1-2 13 5 6 32 22 1144 7 Sank 3- nk 3 Song of Binewood Mister D P Canadian Flyer Queen Chopoakee Pink Vat Tehran's Dan 113 10 10 11- 118.2 9 91 Winner b c 4 Be Fleet -- Blues Song Start good, won driving. Song of Wine claimed by R R Segedina: DAILY DOUBLES: and 10 PAID 5 hen A Third Race 5'2 Furlongs. Oey et Maiden t Bright Reward Reckless Lady Wintry Queen's Artista Missy's Love Cloud Princess Devon's Pet Calico Belle Roaraway Bertha 7 Jean Laing Winner b f 2? Vibrator Start good won driving Reign Fourth Race 5'2 Furlongs. bar ep Claiming all 7 : Onyx Man Mr. Jiffer Hippomedon Flam. Dancer Tucker G Gum Swamp Red Pal Peter Wrack Balaklair 4 Winner dk b ¢ 2 Mr. Start good, won bandil Fifth eg 1 Mile Turf Course. prs, year-olds up. PP St ' Mark: Left 2 5 Hill Glooming 42 Winner ch g 3 Daylight Express -- Flag Start good, won driving QUIN ELLA 2 AND Sixth Race 1 Mile. Three-vear-olds. Turf Course. Wt PP 4 . Tres Suave 16 Absent Son 1} Burnt Roman 1 Payola It Prince Sparkle 1 King Gorm 16 Captress 1 1-] Winner ch g 3 Flaneur %nd -- Soubrette Start good, won n driving Seventh Race One and oe mile'. %-sear-olds t PP ° % a 4 2 ie ro = Suasey 'eres. ee woe Ram a =Buavey "hh 3 Metro Works Our Fool . Airco War . Fiddlestick Mr. Yo Te Falls View .. Finibu: i Winner b. g. 3, Espalier -- Carolaiee: Start good, won driving Falls" View claimed by Med) Eighth Race 1 and 16th Miles. Three Wt P Sta years om up. % % Sun Ep Sun and Wind Scotch Fairie Sandy Sugar Epic Fields Alpine Hills Doug's Chop Our Sirdar 1 7 8 Winner ch g 5 Epie - -- Sunny Vixen Start good, won driving Attendance 7,765 Trainer W. : 2MAR CLEAR AND FAST 2ARTIFICIO (DH) y 3.40 eh "3: 0 490 CLOSE TO ME (DH) 3.50 3.30 -APTLY ear-old maidens. Purse 52000. Fin Jockey Owner 1 Harrison--R Gian Turcette--Mrs W Holmes Wolski--D G and P Sta McComb--R and K Sta Bolin--Mrs F W Merril Fitz'ons--Mrs Von Rich' Dittfach--K S Currey " Merrill dr . Mrs W Holmes Deabie | Poel bes 48 } OF WINE 3.50 3.00 2.60 | 5-BINEWOOD 7.10 4,90) 4-MISTER D.P. 6.20 ing all $2500. Purse $1800. Str Fin Jockey Owner 1-1%% 1-1%4 T'cotte--The Pheasant 2-1%4 2nk Robinson--Mrs M Bod'huk -3 3-412 Gordon--D D Cardella 5-244 4-nk Lanoway--E Short -]| 5-2%% Bolin--Valley Farm Sta f-1 6-h 'Dittfach--J L Cooke -1 6h Dittfach--Cooke +114 B-nk Potts--Ruffsin F'm -149 9-h Har'son--Stafford F'm 16-2 10-4%4 Rasm'sen--C Turner lie 11+ Rogers--Rosemary Sta Trainer F H Merrill Jr. 001 34,373 English by $2500. AND | 10 PAID $6. oe LES 5 es LADY ae 20 H BRIGHT REWARD "3-WINTRY Fillies Can, foaled. t Fin Jockey Owner i-l Dreyer -- JEF Seagram -1%_ MeComb -- Kia Ora Farm % Turcotte -- E C Morgan « Fitzs's --Windtields Fm Lanoway ~Marshall 44 Parnell -- JED Ryan \% Potts -- Mrs. G M Graham Rasmussen Mrs. Trip 24 Rogers Bo-Teek Adams J G Farintosh % Robinson --: Mrs. Merrill Hale Caplan Cole. Purse $2100. Poo! 42,2 1 cS SUA = (ent) 6.50 8MR JIFFER 4 3-HIPPOMEDON 5000, Pur se$2000. Fin Jockey Owner Audiey Fm Garden City Mischief Edmiston A- Dreyer -- Smallwood 3% Rogers -- Smaliman % Fitzs's -- Trusler A- ' Robinson Long Jewel. Trainer E. Kalensky Pool 48,637 K LEFT 28.40 10.00 3.80 4.80 3.10 LO OMING 2.40 Allowances. Purse n Jockey Dittfach $2500. Owner etccapea ci Knox M. Mrs bisreken Hange Stafford Fm Henderson Moorhead 4-154 Nodarse Harrison Dalton -- W Rapeens. Trainer W. H, Pool 28,419 3 PAID $161.40 'e+TRES SUAVE (ent.) 8.50 5-ABSENT SON 3-BURNT ROMAN Allowances, Purse Fin Jockey Turcotte 2-1% Hale Adams Harrison Wolski 6-4% Dittfach 7 7 Fitzs's 3rd. Trainer Pool 52,615 $2800 Owner Lanson Fm A- Pine Tree Sta Keane - Wag'n'r Mrs. Ruby Moore Lanson Fm A- Windfields Fm RK. Townrow. 4.00 30 4.00 ; 60 3.20 4-METRO WORKS 3-OUR FOOL -AIRCO Claiming all $5500. Purse $2000. Str Fin Jockey Owner 3 1-3%4 Pats S Cosentino a Fitz'ons--Long. View Fm 4 7.70 bia 2 3-2% Simpson--J H Knox + Dreyer--Hurley, Graham 5-3¥a Robinson--A J Morrison gi Remillard--Carene Sta 7 Harrison---M J Swarts Trainer L Cavalaris Jr Pool 51,875 RT Barnard 3500 5-3 4-1 64 10.20 4.00 "3.30 4.10 oy . 'Gas. "all 32500. Purse $1800 Jock Owner Dittfach -- Mrs. Von Rich'n Tureotte -- J J Mead Remillard M Friend Rob'son RL . GF Trem'le Roser -- Hawkins Bolin -- Mrs. V Cardy Wolski Mrs. Cullingham Potts Shermanor Fm Trainer Von Richthofen Pool 59,810, Total Pool Pon 413,249, Demeter's Homer Aids Leafs Win By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Steve Demeter loves He should. The Cracker pitching and ball park are two reasons the Tor- onto Maple Leafs slugger ranks among the leading home run hitters in the International League. Demeter has 19 homers this season, six at the expense. of Atlanta pitching and five on the Crackers'* home grounds. He got another one Thursday night, all the margin Ron Piche of Verdun, Que., needed in pitching the Leafs to a 5-0 de- cision over the Crackers. Rochester Red Wings edged Richmond Virginians 4-3 and Columbus Jets beat Syracuse Chiefs 5-3 in the only other games played. Buffalo at Jack- sonville was rained out. Piche tossed a three-hitter at the Crackers, walked none and was never in trouble. Doug Cle- mens' double and singles by, Phil Gagliano and Jim Baumer were the only Atlanta. hits. 30th LEAF HOMER Demeter's homer came in the sixth inning and was the 30th by Toronto off Atlanta pitching this year. Larry Elliot had four hits in as many trips to the plate and drove in two runs in leading Columbus past Syracuse. It was the ninth Columbus victory in 13 starts and moved the Jets to within 114 games of the first division. Bob Rowe got credit for the Calumbus victory but needed help from Bot Priddy when he REMEMBER WHEN... ?) By THE CANADIAN PRESS Detroit Tigers' pitcher Buck Newsome, on a win ning streak of 13 games and unbeaten since the season's opening, was beaten by Philadelphia' Athletics in an American League baseball game 12 years ago ioday The teams were deadlocked until the 11th inning, when the Athletics surged for four runs Atlanta. weakened in the ninth. went ahead to stay if the sec- ond inning. A wild throw to the plate let in two runs and Elliot doubled in another. Rochester's victory snapped a four-game losing string and moved the Red Wings into third place past Buffalo Bisons, The Red Wings built a 4-0 lead in the fourth einning, then held on behind the seven-hit pitching of rookie Dave Vineyard, who al- lowed Ben Mateosky's homer in the ninth frame. The Jets jly all afternoon and-- provided excellent tennis conditions, even \lop Tennis Clinic will be at the 9 OTC. This is a must for all rew-| iget 0} ment 23rd) Local Netters Play Hosts To 2 Pine Point T.C. Last Saturday, the Oshawa Tennis Club were hosts to Pine Point Tennis Club for an after- noon of friendly competition. The weatherman smiled upon the OTC as the sun shone bright- though half of the courts were out of commission from the rain the night before. Congratulations are due our Canteen Committee for a won- derful job that was done all dur- ing the afternoon and esvecially on the supper that was served that evening. The day's proceed- ings were capped off by a dance with music by the Dual Tones, a musical group from the Leaside Tennis Club. This dance was a great success. 'ATTENTION all new mem- bers. On Aug. 8, 1962, tiie Dun- comers to the game of tennis (don't worry, many oldsters will be there too) as the finer points of the game will be demon- strated. This is your chance to instruction in tennis from the men who really know how to play -- the pros. Another date that should be kept clear is Aug. 25. On this date, the All-Ontario Infer- {mediate Ladies' Singles Tourna- will be held at the OTC. This tournament is open to ali | ladies who are not in the-top 10 in Ontario and it should prove to bé a very exciting day at the! club, so plan to attend. | Plan also to keep Sept. 8 open as this is the date of the All-| {Ontario Men's Singles Tourna-| |ment to be held at the OTC. This is the same event as that above except. it is for oe men. This' should really be an exciting day of tennis competi "cig This Saturday, the OTC wil! jvisit the Credit Valley Tennis Club for an afternoon of com- | petition | So Long's Prince | Finally Wins One TORONTO (CP) -- After four seconds and a third in its last five starts, the eight - year - old | gelding So Long's Prince finally jgot to the winner's enclosure at Old Woodbine Raceway Friday night, taking the $4,000 Invita- tional Handicap pace before a crowd of 7,341. So Long's Prince defeat eal Noral Gale, from the Niagara} Farm of St. Cat hari ines. This Could Be "End Of Line' For Gil Hodges | NEW YORK (AP) -- Gil |Hodges, New York Mets first jbaseman, .will be out of the lineup most of the rest of the season Dr. Peter Lamotte Friday told reporters at Roosevelt Hos- pital, where Hodges is recover- ing from an operation for re- moval of a kidney stone, that the 38-year-old former Dodgers istar, will be released from hos- pital next week. He will then need at least six weeks of rest at home before he can play, the doctor said. SHORGAS HEATING & APPLIANCES Industrial and Commercial The established, reliable Gas Dealer in your area. 31 CELINA ST. (Corner of Athol) 728-9441 | You'll never be cold if you make arrangements to heat with FUEL OIL from McLaughlin Heating. Continuous temperature controll- ed delivery by a fleet of modern metered trucks solves the whole problem for you. And it's econo- mical too! 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(CP) -- Friday's race program at the Fort Erie Race Track featured the first dead heat, the time a jockey rode both of the daily double, the first disqualification of the meeting and the first feature event win for Tres Suave Ron Turcotte was astride Close to Me and Harry Hender- son up on Artificio when they finished on even terms in the first race first|P ends| jin the $2,800 feature for ctivity Stock High Low Close Ch'ge HighlLow ~*~ Hydra Ex 3 6 540 C25 2» Inspiratn ed 190 Irish Cip 3348 19% tron Bay uo 9 1} Iso 7% 8670 J Waite 3 mt Jacobus -- 8769 daye Expl a BI u Jellicoe a Joburke Joetel Joliet 134 Kirk Min Kirk Town 8 8 =~ Kopan 1% 10% 11% to } Labrador $24% 24% 24% Dufault . 415 465 B44 «8% Macassa Macdon Macfie MacLeod Madsen Magnet Malartie Man Bar Marboy Marcon + Maritime Martin Matatch Mattgmi Maybrun Mcintyre McKen MceMar MecWat Mentor Merrill Meta Uran Midrim Min Corp Min Ore Moneta Mt Wright Multi-M Murray Nat Expl Nama Cr Nealon New Alger New Ath New Bid New Cal N_ Gokivue N Harri New Hosco New Jason 9 N Kelore 14% Newlund N Mylama 5 26 Newnor 12% 10% New Rouyn : 4 N Senator § New Taku 2 184 21M 16 5 Norlaretic ' 1742 17% Normetal 290 285 Norpax 1444914 13 13 N Coldstrm 17538 69 50 63 Northgte 29230 685 645 655 N Goldcrest 217366 30 21 27 N Rank 5700 268 25H Norsp A w 1500 35 31 35 North Can 2100 220 215 220 Norvalie 3000 9 8 9 Nova Beau 900 (31 3 v Nudul 4090 134 12% 12% 0 te § 2500 5 % 3800 «50 49 16000 14 12 6544 510 490 1900 215 215 33500 34 31 17200 39 36 8400 110 =102 5 1i% WU 705 705 Obaska o'Brien O'Leary Opem Orchan Ormsby Osisko Pamour Paramaq Peerless Perron Pickel Crow Pitch Ore Placer Pow Row Rreston Pros Air Purdex Que Ascot Que Chib Que Lab Que Lith Que Man Q Mattgmi Q Metal Qunston Quemont Radiore Raglan Rayrock Realm Rexspar Rio Algom Rix Athab Roche Rockwin Rowan Cons Ryanor San Ant Sand Riv Satellite Sherritt Sigma Silvmaq Sil Miller Sil Stand Siscoe Stanrck Starratt Steep R Sturgein Sud Cont Sullivan Sunburst Sylvanite Taurcanis Teck H Temag Territory Thom L Tombill Torbrit Tormont Trans Res Tribag Trin Chib Ult_ Shaw U Mining U_ Asbestos Un Buffad Un Keno Un Fort Upp Can Vandoo Vauze Vespar Violam Weedon Werner W Malar W Surf [ Willroy Wiitsey Winch Wr Harg Yale Lead Yellorex 6 3 7 Yk Bear 2 ) : a4 Young HG 5 -Zenmac Zulapa Curb Bulolo 225 Gaspe: Cop 100 Yukon Con 5500 52 SusaGe Ba * 5 #SSsa 14 13% 138325 64 16 830 600 25%-- 20 --2 8. 4 EXCHANGE PLAYERS PITTSBURGH (AP) -- Pitts- Wine received a dailyjburgh Pirates recalled out- $8.10, while] fielder - first. baseman Donn on Close) Clendonon from their Columbus to Me and the second winner/farm team in the International received $6.2 League Friday and returned Bytghi Reward looked a win-|Pitcher Tommy Sisk to the ner in the third when she im-|S@me club. Sisk, 20, appeared peded Reckless Lady as the pair|!" three games for the Pirates neared the finish wire. Brigit|/4nd had no record in 5 2-3 in- Reward was disqualified and|nings. Before being sent to the laced second, with Reckless|Jets, Clendenon was hitting .258 Lady being moved to first place.|With two home runs and six Turcotte got his third wi inner| US. batted in, is of the afternoon on Tres Suave} ' three- RECALL SOUTHPAW year-olds at one mile on ihe} HOUSTON, Tex. (AP)--- The. grass course. Absent Son was|National League Houston Colts second and Burnt Roman third.|recalled George Brunet, 27, a The winner ran coupled withjleft-handed pitcher, from their King Gorm in the field ef seven|Oklahoma City farm club Fri- and posted a time of 1.39 2-5}day. Brunet has won his last for the eight furlongs. Tres|five games in Triple \A ball to, Song of Wine to the wire first. oe who coupled Artificio and) of rn payoff of those who held a ticket In the oad Turcotle got|Suave paid $8.50, $4.30 and $2.60,|raise his record to 7-5,