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ec eae ee ein oe ee agen goo T RE RRR Cee ye gy RENN aY A eee re idence epee OG HERE ee Oe Tie atid ain a atthe ode ated ta ded ne = Ta ~~ Gaels Johnny Davis Comes Into His Own, Paces Win In Guelph FIRST PERIOD 1, Oshawa: Houston (Tran) .+++. 2, Oshawa: Stinson 3, Oshawa;:Stinson (Lough) So Long's Prince Wins At Mohawk CAMPBELLVILLE, Ont, (CP) So Long's Prince, a nine-year- old gelding driven by 18-year- old Rheo Filion, came from off the pace to win the featured eighth race Friday night at Mo- hawk Raceway. Rallying from the top of the Blan ah Duley ton br -- "Johnny" Davis, ginseng player the Oshawa Green Gaels were counting on to carry ithe scoring punch this season, "dood. it" last night, 'The 10-| tree eet ough) year-old, left-winger, who had| » managed only two goals in the) § "Gaels" first two starts, finally] 10, caught fire, He picked 10 points, Be aue quelpht "Ce (Brown) «+0005 9,90) 15| 2" O'Keete) Johnson cue eh mC co jue! 26, Guelph: 29|past Mighty Dudley to win by two lengths, So Long's Prince iv'7ireturned $4.70, timed in 2:06,4, 18.07/ Brick, owned by Max Webster clubs supplied ot Brantfor "4 continued his PHONE? 725-9018 comeback by easily winning the] SIMCOE ST, NORTH first - as the favorite " 29, Oshawa (Davis)... 30, Guelph 'sone (okeetey': 31, Oshawa: Davies (Ireland, Lough) aon 3B ~- 4.41 iy 9.05, PETER W. (No. 2) wins in Jimmy Belwyn (No. 1) in the last night. Peter W. is own- this are to the wire, over 9th race at Mohawk Raceway ed by Mrs. Ruth Wray of MOHAWK RACEWAY RESULTS Schomberg, Ontario, This win was the fifth in nine starts for the 5- pear. siding. 'P Wirephoto oe Mile Pace. 1-Brick, Holmes ; Pierre Herbert, Herbert bay aad Off at 749 EDT. 'Albert Hal, Vern Song, Jean ni, " ia Caley'e Bev. SECOND RACE of « 4-David Hal B., Crowe 3.10 2:10 2,10 7-Rendezvous Boy, Zuk 2.20 2.20) B: 5-Gunset Lee M., Hill 2.60 Time 209. Of fat 811 EDT. Also: Roberta Tass, Prince Adam, Purse Blonde Lady, DAILY DOUBLE 1 and 4 PAID $12.40/ed. Fc nig Pind Pong Host oe 4-year- a Claiming all $1500. Purse' tGlen" Todd, Brown 13.60 6.90 4.70 2Dale Grattan D,, McRann 19.00 8.40 &-Hi Widower, Re. Filion 4. Time ieee 2-5. Off at ng Pe EDT, Also: © One, Storm: = y Boy C. Win Lite. Be Betty Abigail, and Molly 0.|since Riggs. FOURTH RACE -- 1 Mile Pace. arog and up. Claiming all $1500. $500. (7) 5.50 3.40 3,00 4/4) --1 Mile Pace, 3-|3- and 4-year-olds. Non-winners of 4 races, |2-Rosela AE--Non-winners $2000. $600. l-Argyle Ray, 7-Billey vy, 2-Dale Mite, Ken Galbraith Time 209 1-5. Off at 10.00 Also: gwatd Pride C., Neoga Jes- ter, and Ike C. re rig RACE -- 1 Mile Pace. 2.20 et EDT. Also: Ko Ko C., and grey Dillard, NINTH RACE -- 1 Mile Pace. Hail G., Doctor and Bradcliff. Total 'Mutuel Pool 118,676. Att: 2,374 JOHN (WHO?) PREGENZER GETS UNIQUE SEND - OFF SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -- John Pregenzer left the ma- jor leagues today. Unnoticed, like most rook- ies? No--with pheasant under his belt and the good wishes of his bizarre fan club echo- ing in his ears. The tall, bespectacled San Francisco Giant is going to Tacoma. "You'll come back, John," gays his fan club of more than But just in case he doesn't, he's still become probably the least expensive and most obscure pitcher to ever have a booster group. Novella O'Hara, a San Francisco secretary who cre- ated the John Pregenzer Fan Club, otherwise known as the John Who? Fan Club, pre- sided at Thursday night's go- ing away banquet after base- ball commissioner Ford Frick forced John's departure. John had to leave because Frick said the Giants couldn't option injured Chick Hiller to Tacoma. Hiller had to come back and somebody had to go. MAYOR MOURNS John and his wife, Rhoda, read a telegram of condolence from San Francisco Mayor George Christopher be- fore eating their pheasant un- der glass at the Blue Fox res- taurant. The 27-year-old right-hander reviewed the roster of the fan club's navy--the crew of the Italian freighter Italterra, all club members in good stand- ing. He laughed at how the club began this spring when Miss O'Hara learned the Giants had purchased Pregenzer for $100, "Imagine getting a whole Giant for a season for $100," she exclaimed, and promptly went about collecting $110. But the Giants wouldn't sell. From that joke beginning, the club grew to membership including such diverse figures as National Football League commissioner Pete Rozelle and Helen Gurley Brown, author of Sex and The Single Girl, The fan club will continue, vowed Miss O'Hara, its ob- jective unshaken: 'To make the world a better place for John Pregenzer to pitch in." =|\Czech Tennis Star "Still Holding Own ROME (AP)--With a stout heart and a shrewd mind, Jaro- slav Drobny is still playing win- ning tennis. He sees no reason why he shouldn't, After all, he says, the am- -jateurs of his better days "were far better than the present ones," What he spots to the present amateurs in age, he gets back in court cunning and uncanny accuracy. But age has taken Its toll, His strong legs, which. once made him a great hockey player, can not stand up to the pace. The 41-year-old Czech - born star won three straight matches during the Italian international is Walter Bond Will Keep On Playing CLEVELAND (AP) -- Walter Bond, outfielder for Jacksonville Suns of the International League will continue playing baseball while doctors evaluate his blood ailment, Cleveland Indians, the Suns' parent club, announced Friday. Bond was examined in a Jack- sonville hospital Thursday night. The Cleveland club issued this statement: "Walter Bond has been treated for a blood dyscrasia for some time. Very recently his blood picture suddenly changed but it was determined that this was probably due to his regular medication. "A change in therapy has been instituted and it is hoped that two or three weeks will see Bond return to normal health, "Because of his desire to play and his sense of well being, it was determined that playing ball during his period of adjust- ment would not be curtailed in any way. Further evaluation will be made in two weeks.' They may avoid the drop by beating Raith Rovers in their. final match, sending Cly '> back to the second division along with Raith, St. Johnstone and East Stir- lingshire have won promotion to the first division, as Morton now cannot catch the Stinling- shire, team. tennis championships over play- ers years his junior. Then his legs gave out and he bowed be- fore 24-year-old Boro Jovanovic of Yugoslavia. Drobny played his matches carefully, sever wasting a mo- tion. He aimed his volleys and drives carefully, trying to make his opponents run from one side of the court to another. He -- the net only for a sure "I 'cannot compete with the youngsters physically," he said in an interview. "But I can teach them a few tricks."' *Ten years ago Drobny was considered one of the world's greatest amateurs. He won the Wimbledon tournament in 1954. Since then, he says, the qual- ity of the amateur tennis field has dropped considerably. HAVE REASON "But there is a valid reason for this," he said. 'All the best amateurs have turned profes- sional before players were really ready to replace them in the amateur field. A tennis player needs ea to eight years to reach his peak. Oshawa to a 10-12 win over win- less Guelph Mohawks. Victory for the Green Gaels pushed them into a second-place tie with Long Branch Castro- lites, who were idle last night. beaten dumping eg Moun- ties 12-3, with Bobby Haw scor- ing seven times, A! ood Ter- riers outlasted St. Catharines Athletics 14-12, Tonight, one game is scheduled, including six goals, in leading|MoKenna lites, who were idle ast night.| {5° Brampton ABC's remained un-| 17 oniy|¢.2° Long|" Homer 19.57, '¥|MacKenzie 14,18, th David Hal Bt the second, * a $12.40 double, Lough 3.46, Ireland 935. Hinkson mason 1%, Gee G combined wi re " 5 11,01, 5 aoe 15, i id 17,58, Postil 17,44, Stinson 19.47, SECOND PERIOD i Sinder ( pt A Sxpssoun- Beesesersee = asc 38: : "eles Branch at Hastings. Besides Davis' 10 points, Don Stinson, "Gaels" 14-year-old centre, scored four markers, with Davey Houston adding three others, Newcomer Elmer Tran signed Wednesday and Davey Lough, garnered two apiece, while Wayne Hope and Dwight Davies added singletons. For Guelph, Cecil Denny bag- ged five goals. Russ Sinder scored a pair with Jerry Mc- Kenna, Brian Johnson, Eddie O'Keefe, Bill Fletcher and Bob Brown collecting one apiece. 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By THE CANADIAN PRESS Harold (Hal) Chase, one of the greatest defensive first basemen of all time, died in California 16 years ago today, aged 64. With the New York Yankees from 1905 to 1913, he revolution- ized the fielding style of first basemen and in 1916 chet the beaieioes League ing c ons' with the Cincinnati eas" Drobny said Australia's Roy Emerson and Spain's Manuel Santana are the best amateurs today. "But they cannot be com- pared to professionals like Pancho Gonzales, Lew Hoad, Ken Rosewall or Rod Laver." He said he didn't turn pro- fessional because 'Professional tennis was just starting when I was at my peak, and it didn't pay. Secondly, most profes- sional play is on indoor courts, and I have trouble playing in- doors under lights because of my eyes." SHORGAS HEATING & APPLIANCES Industrial and Commercial The quettiteed, reliable Ges your eres. 31 C1 CELINA ST. 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Relega- tion - threatened Manchester; City, putting up a fight tinged with desperation, defeated Ev- erton's rivals, Tottenham, 1-0. And at the same as, the ay other r Everton The second division champion- ship is in a snarl. Stoke took a firm hold on first place by beating Chelsea 1-0, and Sun- derland went into second place with a 43 win at Swansea. Stoke, with three games to play, have 51 points; Sunder- land, with two to play, have 48 points. Chelsea's next game is with Sunderland, on the lat- ter's ground, and this may well decide which of these two teams accompanies Stoke into the first division. NORTHAMPTON CHAMPS Northampton are champions of the third division and move up. Swindon will probably be the other team to be promoted, although Coventry and Port Vale have a mathematical h of catching them. Peter- City, =. down 2-0 J Bolton Wan- dere Bverten finished with 61 points, having won 25 games, G@rawn 11 and lost only six dur- ing the season. 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