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WP OTS am pire ceceart penne tir termonap nb * -- a MOHAWK RACEWAY RESULTS Reantipey Ses Hinges nee oe ~ ae *+| Brampton Frams|scs rere cos ary ras ccoy" oar pee! "Wite Will N Ch Wins Tournament |stit out on Deroy to "te tn Fight Pl FO game it was so-[oreo. in. Pact real Credit Thuy. ot GTIGS ne = st man aes Meaty 28) oRoNTO (CP) -- Joolm year. ig. AYETS, rou Brampton de-|Hlis stick did not strike the D Pool 9,036, QUINELLA ON 4 AND 1 FAYD #81.i0 ont Castator hadificial, 9.902.90 2.10| Also: Larry Dillard and J (Porky) Dostal of Brantford ; comes : on finished with a 10-game total CARRY BACK GOING BACK Cut Game Short" * e 2Render 240 2 3-Sh lley, Alexander 2.20) -- 1 Mile trot. 4 of 2,852 to win the O'Con- Jet Traffic Ruling Tie hn SOE EDT, | al QaRalg Sate "lamiag ct Sn ln 'Open vepin bowling toupee tee oe AE) of Std FRONT-END Also: Mr. Storm Signal. iMy' Grandsen, F'stone 7.30 4.2 ° "\nament for men which ended free-for-all between.' f : ik Boy W., Reid 646 470 here Saturday. -- | second and third nomination a johnnie R., Palmer € perhaps to compe- f Punaide. exh wh, Winners, ma, 1000 Time 319.98; om! 8 *"| Dostal's score won him the|tition after six months in retire- wine ly night to an Ontario ALIGNMENT jfées, but we weren't aware Of|4year-clds and up. Sockey Club Limited said Setur-|the 'fact until a few days ago --o° Claiming all #1900, Purse aise: Vital Pleory a oy y Bett, Choer|g9.900 first place prize money,|ment, Jack Price, owner and/Lacrosse Association Se-lk- day the decision to bar Amefi-|that he had not authorized the|sixe c., cox 6.50 3.90 3.60 with a comfortable margin over|trainer of Carry Back, told Bob|nior game. For can-owned Jet Traffic from the|original payment." Ttormy Atom, Filion 430 3.50] RIGHYH RACF -- 1 Mile pace|Rudy Stengel of Kitchener, who/Maisel, sports editor of the Bal- The : 104th running "of the Queen's| Jet 'Traffic had been origit-|Time 9011s: OH a SL EDE. (Saree $100, es wmtinished second with a 2.797 to|timore oan he will take the ding here Saturday, i D.D. ON 6 AND 5 PAID $23.80 ny Creed, Lockhart 6.70 3.29 3.9/'. ¢ Won 91,1). rse 'atoga during the ALL CARS Plate _ classi¢ yiially, nominated by Frank R.) tit Svea! Wal, 'Mise Sar Crlet,| tee fe Long's Prince, Filion 3.99260 Third place and $500 went to\facing meet there July 29-Aug. Jet Ladnapag owned by Russell ghee eg age 3 sold|Penny Hal. Time 2061-5, Off at 10m hc age nn rate. Pe ' of Dallas, Tex.,|him to Warner Jones of . ; . e score 5 the St. A at yor Ar Goshen, N,¥., in the fall of 1980 THIRD RACE -- 1 Mile pace. Sear A total of 1,170 bowlers from TO MEET KIDD bench for most of the evening] JOHN BEAN PHONE 1%-mile race, open -to/$10,000 to Firestone at the|s. B 20 3.30/27 P Seteaan heed three-year-olds. |Keeneland, N.J., summer sales bnay Harvere." Kingston, 40 So : S22 pao|fitst 170 of these qualifying for| meet Le coraetition in areata |t@t of seconds both benches "Visualiner" club ruled at a directors' that the colt was ineligible|P@id by Conklin Nov. 30, 1961, Brady Seat Holyrood : *| fought. ra Fo its owner had not au-|@8 4 deputy for Jones. "We! sourrm race -- 1 Mile pace. 3- - 4,153 | SP ORTS BRIEFS peng og Ra eral es Unable to restore ordr, offi- it : yg Seobes, Purge $000 (8) t|across Canada took part in the| | LONDON (Reuters) -- British] sng the visiting players finally| 3 clashed 728-6221 on July 25, 1 Time 2091-5, Off at 834 EDT. ' ; tae $30\prize money. six-mile competition in Torontolsnntied as about a dozen fans thorized the entry, made nearly didn't find out until recently|year-clds:and up. Winners in 1963 pre- "| clals jocked not to pla the re- ferred. Claiming all $2500, Purse #800 ies MONEY UNCLAIMED |Ye2!Batty finished sixth be-| Sais decitied not, to pe mail Free Pick-Up and Delivery Service June 15 would not be altered. Conklin of Brantford, the colt's Napoleon Hanover, Goldie Frisco, and)§-A ee MeKini 2.50 Tony Molenski of Ottawa, who w, aol odds to win the $50,000-/and Jones re-sold the horse, for} /%2-4: ie Bl Dia Avtar ase ase Gas week-long tournament, with the|10-mile champion Mel Batty will wih at hal heal , 1961, tor Mooney said the $25 fee was|poctor Joyce, Chockovotte Guy, and| "me, 20715. Of at 1097 EDT. cams dia bated Oe ta Oe and the players milled and SPECIAL ieesdietilie se a ca or ll lipo 1 hind Kidd, the winner in the six-| 2 two yeams ago. four months and five da f ' f '. ys after|4-Gov'nor B'win, Feagan 3.60 2.50 2.40 L stand as a St. Catharines vic- terview "that, "a, funtamentai|zet, ToMtic hd: been sold to Sua Son Lockhart Sg ammed Luc reports that #1 ekets oa Caah| ame broken. J wacsinatng ina $30, due 4 oe Soult, "Hghiand Glen, aod " Busy Wins InFerno' Derby May i still paverett tae KANSAS CITY. (AP)--Chiefs 1ay fed Brampton's attack with On » Brother. aid off. Also uncashed are $25|is the nickname chosen Satur-|two goals each'and singles went The rules of racing tn to Dec. 15, 1962, and the third fiekets, worth $2,465, on Never day by owner Lamar Hunt for|to Wayne Thompson, Jim Mc- OF OSHAWA tio Gas that entries or nomi-| sytiscripti f $100 M FIFTH RACE -- 1 3-16 Mi ~ * : tro must be made in writ- ais your hs ye ph year-olds and up. Winners in 1963 pre- vou nae (CP) -- Jammed/Bend, who ran second, and 193/Kansas City's new pro football/Clure, Mike Finegan and Gordi §34 RITSON RD. S. 7 ing and signed either by thelscripiion fee is due two days|(@) em Parse, $500 ag Pi a a owned by/tickets, good for $894, on the fa-|team, winners of the American/ Thompson. owner, his agent or a depaty oll before the race at the suburban|?Denny's Counsel, Coke 4.00 2.90 2:20 Ed 5 ot Pain ge Wi vored Candy Spots, At Ken-|Football League championship| Wally Thorne led St. Cathar. the agent, We found that this| Woodbine track. Glen Teddy 'Brows = aéelin Saturday's $11,995 Inferno| WAY 'racks, winking pari-mu-llast season at Dallas. " ' 3 ad-aine: Bae Hoes NO ACTION POSSIBLE | Also; Grattan' Bear, Brother Jim,/Handicap stakes at Greenwood. ACCEPTED FEES Mooney said "there is nothing|*™* Stormy Boy ©. Lanson Farm's Tres Suave "Mooney added that "we didjthe jockey club can do" about] sixrm RACE -- 1 Mile pace. s-year|finished third, less than a accept from Mr. Firestone the|the ineligibility of Jet Traffic, olds and up. Claiming all $10,000, Purse/length behind the winner. ----|""There is nothing we would like| Wingy City, Waples 5.30 3.00 2.50) Bob-Teek Farms' Viva Lal. to see more than to have this) ---------------- /Zaca enhanced his Queen's : horse run at the meeting." Plate hopes when he closed ee a : US. Golfers Conklin was not available for| Sonny Creed Wins' rapidly to overtake Larkin Ma- ; ae i " comment but his secretary, | loney's Swerve in the Dublin Ko M y i . Rally To Win is. je, cin't's'Ss| Mohawk Handicap|ts%s™ 'ee '=e HAIR STYLING unto itself." W. M. Mitchell's Big Brown Roth "There is nothing we can do| CAMPBELLVILLE,, Ont. " ' egos ie a er up about it_at the moment. It is|\(CP) -- Sonny Creed and his Eyes and Bill Beasley's Holy Vhewe up to Mr. Firestone. But we prem - driver Clarence Lock- races respectively et up 2L0cations 4 164 WILSON AD.S Y, Scotland (AP)jhoping the jockey club will re-jhart shot from fourth place to a bg yee' pee scind its decision for the good|first, three-eights of a mile|dally double of $23.30. ce ore i ee oe * ited States' leading ama- oor 'abe, wath the Walkerjof racing in Canada and Amer-jfrom home, to win the featured| Cup safely in hand again, turned|ica.' lopen handicap at Mohawk their sights today on the British} Jet Traffic has earned $93, pd apd Saturday night. amateur title--and the bookles/in purses since Firestone seme final night crowd of : ' ray a a " Tie 28 BOAC/TCA The bookies, legal in England] The colt started 12.times in| six- year-old gelding, as the sec- and willing to accept a bet on 1962 and won _-- Ia seveniond favorite and ben it icky installed thejoutings this year he has won/pace the mile in 2:06.2. Sonny) : rnb yA oom paper as the|two, including the $25,000 Bay|Creed, returned $6.70, $3.30 and Sh hts a wee nien to beat in the amateur at Shore Mile at Aqueduct March/$2.50 after defeating So Long's| | St. Andrews June 3-9 after their|27 in the fast time of 1:34.5. |Prince, paying $3.90 and $2.60 d triumph in the| Firestone told sports editor|and Armbor Express, paying E pe this § Walker Cup Saturday. [Milt Dunnell of the Toronto|§2.50. to uro Usa mer The U.S. has won the Walker|5*@r in a telephone interview; Keith Waples, one of Can- ) Cup 18 of 19 times since it was|ffom Palm Beach Friday thatjada's better drivers, posted inaugurated in 1922. They had he would proceed with Jet Traf-|three victories over the eve- to overcome a 6-3 first-day def-|fic's training on the assumption|ning, his last giving him the in- icit to keep possession this year.|the horse would be allowed to -- driving award at Mo- The U.S. swept the four scotch|7U" in the Queen's Plate. haw yes- 1.4 foursomes Saturday to take the lead and nailed down the vic- tory by winning five of the eight remaining singles. The final U:S. victory margin was 12-8 4 with four matches halved dur- ing the two days of competition. "They got right down to the ped job with a tremendous determi- nation," former British amateur a, king Eddie Hamilton wrote in ela joes the Scottish Sunday Express. 5 f { Much of the difference came on the 15th and 16th holes of the par-72, 7,025 - yard Turnberry; If ch k course. 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