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Se ca ee dae te ins ee SOME OF the candidates at- tending the regional clinic for coaching, sponsored by the Royal Canadian Legion, are seen as they prepare to leave Oshawa by car, Friday night. With the group is Barclay Law, second from right, chair- man, Branch 43 Royal Can- adian Legion, Track and Field Council. The boys are, from left:--Larry Plancke and Ray Werry; (back row): -- Brian Grierson, Jim Pearse, Alan Roxburgh, (Barclay Law) and Jim Lawrence. Other candi- dates attending the clinic in- clude: Messrs, Gordon Banks, Paul Wright, Michael Zaver, Walter Sweet and Timothy Dittmar. ADMITTED! Today's Queens Plate Is Wide-Open Affalr By JACK SULLIVAN Canadian Press Sports Editor "Warriors Day is the horse to beat," said one chap, identified as a bond salesman. "For my money, I kinda like Welcome Pardner," said a housewife. "Every other horse has got to beat Royal Maple," chimed in a taxi driver. "What's the matter with the filly Menedict?" asked a street car conductor. "Tf you want a real longshot, say at 30 to 1, watch Son Blue," said an electrician. This is the sort of talk that went on for a couple of hours the other night when a bunch of the boys--and girls--gathered in a downtown Toronto hotel to talk about horse racing, specif- ically today's Queen's Plate. There were about 150 of them and it's safe to say most went, home confused as ever about the outcome of the $50,000-added classic, Canada's richest race. The get-together was unique. JOCKEYS AS GUESTS It was sponsored by the Thoroughbred Racing Club, an| organization made up of people who like to gab about their favorite sport. People of all walks of life. belong to it-- engineers, doctors, lawyers, stenographers and so on. They pay $2 a year plus $1 a month toward the cost of a small banquet room in a hotel and talk about the sport. This month's session was what the organizers called the annual Queen's Plate Preview. They had jockeys, horse own- ers and Jockey Club officials as their guests. "Well," said jockey Ron Tur- cotte, 'Royal Maple could take it." The 22-year-old rider from Grand Falls, N.B. will be aboard the colt owned by J. Louis Levesque of Montreal. Later on, when asked about longshot winner, Turcotte warned the audience not to overlook. House of Commons. "This colt is badly under- rated," he said. "I think he's better than people think he is." WIDE OPEN RACE There was some backing for Club President Al Shand. Canebora, owned by E. P. Taylor of Toronto, This horse won a division of the Plate trail last Monday, beating out Royal Maple, but the Canebora back- ers explained they made their choice because Taylor has won seven of the last 14 Plates. John Mooney, managing di- rector of the Jockey Club, summed up the situation when he said: "At this date every year I'm usually able to make some sort of a firm selection, but not now. "Right now I'd have to name at least five who could take it all. They'd be Royal Maple, Welcome Pardner, Prince Ma- ple, Warriors' Day and Mene- dict, It's a wice-open race if ever I've seen one," With that, Thoroughbred Rac- ing Club members adjourned for some light refreshment. "You know what,"' confided "All of these. guys will go to the Plate and many won't even bet. "They'll be looking at the pretty dressed-to-kill fillies in the clubhouse." WOODBINE RACE RESULTS FIRST BACE -- 6 Furlongs. For 4 sag) Pg up. Claiming all $2500. 3A-Star Shadow, Burton ad 3.90 2.90 4 -Jaded Jewel, Harrison ... 4.50 3. 9 Swap Off, Hale Start good, won driving Also Ban in Order: Sassy Beau, A- Tag and Run, Adolph W., Grey Duke, je, Prize Crew, and Ro-Lo-Bar. ay ron br, m, 5, Stella Aurata -- Kith 2' 'rainer F. H. Merrill Jr. Pool "35.859 Double Pool 44,112 SECOND RACE -- 6 Furlongs. For hazy 7 and up, Claiming all $2500. Puree $ BDae Lae, Rogers 8.20 3.80 <3 €-Nance's Rule, Potts . 6.90 7T-Steel Perifox, Terry aeee in Start good, won driving Also Ran in Order: Ariel's Best, Vale ef Avoca, Shall Succeed, and Michalena. " Winner, dk, b, bh, 6, Dutch Lane -- Kathy's Own. Trainer 8. Couch Pool 39,060 DAILY DOUBLE, 1 and 5, PAID $28.00 THIRD RACE -- 7 Furlongs. For 3- = 4 a + old fillies, Gietenes: He hedlcee Al LeBlanc 16.80 ped es 6 Even Path, Bohenko 7-Miss Britannia, Harrison 6tart good, won driving Also BAN IN Order: Flight Path, Moonfame, Stone o Sona Belva, Fifi- nella, and Clout Pri: Winner, b, f, 3, Nordlieht - -- Jacarands. Trainer W. Von Richthofen Pool 52,180 FOURTH RACE -- 6% Furlongs. For S-year-olds. Claiming all $4500. Purse 100. S$-Count York, Turcotte 5:20 4.60 3.30 1i-Leo's Yingel, Fitz'ns ..... 11.50 4: 9-Bally Smart. Wolski Btart good, won driving Also Ran in Order: Taj Arat, Flippin Floyd, Al Buck, Charlie's Card, Moor holy 'aut a Jill, Secret Star, E. Day amp. Winner br, o, 3, igh 4 Clare -- Brown . Trainer G. M, Huntley Poot "38,361 FIFTH RACE -- 7 Furlongs, 3-and-4- 'neg Fillies. Allowances. Purse 00 7.80 5.90 mage | - ay 1.40 Winner bf 3 Pe sexi de Hire - Colored Pei Trainer W. Start good, on ne Pool 53,266 SIXTH RACE -- 6 Furs. for 4-year- olds and up. Cdn foaled Allow, Purse .20 2.90 . 3:80 5.00 g Also Ran in Order: Armiral Armbro,| Bullrullah, Mencheval and Bronze Tur- key. lhe Nos. 2 and 1 PAID $26.60 'Win ek b ¢, 4 by Windfields-) SEVENTH RACE -- 1 and 16th Miles for 4-yrear-olds and up. Claiming all $4500. Purse $2200. 2-Matinal, Turcotte . 8-Bobby Pin, Viola 4-Sagsilla. Bohenko Start good, won driving Also Ban in Order: Reflective, Fal- sun, Moony, Royal Mark, Argue Around, and Suit Me Fine. Winner, ch g, 7, by Daumier--Early Start. Trainer, F. H. Merrill Jr, Pool 59,225 EIGHTH RACE -- 1 and 16th Miles for 4-year-olds and up, Clmg. all $2500. Purse $1900 4-Plucky Crest, Harrison 47.90 st 30 oO 90|7-Cartersville, Uyeyama 11-Musicol Hit, Dalton .. Start good, won driving Also Ran in Order: Brian's Boy. Mr. Yo Te, Bitters, Eight Bars, Trust Him, Heppy Harry, Pari Passu, Charlie's Folly and Cabo Blanco 2nd. pehge ot b g, 5, by War Poppy -- Crest Arms. Trainer, G. S. Nemett. ... Poot 56,830. Total Pool 443,362. Att. 6599 WILL SAY ADIEU TO 'SUNNY JIM' NEW YORK (AP) -- Bowling Green Handicap is listed as the feature attrac- tion today at Aqueduct but it's got to be secondary. Right after the fourth race a man bent with his 88 7.30 4.30 3.20 +. 14.50 7.80 senebvas 5.30 Winning Trio Has Another In Woodbine Meet TORONTO (CP) -- Winning Woodbine's features is becom- ing common place to the forces of jockey Jim Fitzsimmons, trainer Nick Julius and the horses owned by J. E. Frowde Seagram. Windkin, a four-year-old colt, did the honors Friday while Court Royal got the job done Thursday. Most of the 6,599 went along]; with the Seagram charge Fri- day and installed him as favor- ite, and, after getting away slowly he went to the lead and remained on top. Reaching the wire in 1.11.6, Windkin returned $5.30. Defeating Painted Post by one length, Windkin was also ac- counting for his first victory of the season in seven efforts, Windkin and Painted Post com- Oshawa Sends Contingent To Coaching Clinic Headed by Barclay Law, chairman of the Oshawa Legion Branch 43 "Track and Field Council', this city sent a large} contingent to Trenton this week- end, +o attend the first of the "Regional Clinics' being staged under the Royal Canadian Le- gion's Sports Training Plan. "Pat" Galasso of Queen's University, president of the Ca- nadian Coaches' Association, is the director of the clinic at Trenton and will have several qualified assistan's. The Oshawa party, which in- cluded school teachers Gordon Banks, of OCVI; Paul Wright, of King Street PS; Michael Zaver of T. R. McEwan PS; along with Walter Sweet of Gen- eral Motors; Brian Brierson of OCVI and eight from McLaugh- lin Collegiate, left Friday eve- ning for Trenton. The McLaugh- lin CVI group included Tim Dittmar, Alan Roxburgh, Joe Dearborn, Jim Pearse, Jim Lawrence, Mel Densham, Ray Werry and Larry Plancke. The weekend course will em- brace two days of intense activ- ities, lectures, films, etc., on theory and fundamentals along with practical demonstration by group classes. All expenses for the Oshawa group are being paid by Oshawa Legion Branch. Facts And Figures Queen's Plate Race TORONTO (CP) -- Facts and figures on Saturday's 104th run- ning of the Queen's Plate: Place--Woodbine track. Post time--5:19 p.m. Track--Fast. Weather--Mainly sunny. Starters--10 Canadian - bred three-year-olds. Distance--1% miles. Record--2:02 by Victoria Park in 1960. THE TIMES HOME OF THE WEEK 49.4 AREA GARAGE, UTILITIES AND WASH ROOM, BELOW THis ACTIVITIES Nee ACT BLD RM. 12-7.10-0° HALL cL BED RM. 11-0 13-0" BLD R cL Mpa LIVING RM, 18-O'+ 13-3 Pvitsisawize --s may PL TERRACE ANTING :* The Building Editor, Oshawa Times, Oshawa, Ontario, CO Enclosed please find $1.00 for which send me Book of Plans entitled Mail reauests 10c ext: "HOME PLANNING GUIDE" ra. (Please make remittance payable to The Oshawa Times). Name Address COR reer eee eee SSE OeO SOF OOOSO OEE DOSS RSERESO® Gross purse--$79,850 (record). To winning owner -- $54,850 (record), Queen's 50 guineas, FIRST AID TO AILING HOUSE $2,400 gold cup. Morning-line favorite -- Cane- bora, 3 to 1. Last year's winner -- Flam- ingo Page. Crowd--30,000 expected. Television and radio -- CB national network. This Is News! Cassius Clay Keeping Quiet LONDON (AP) -- American heavyweight Cassius Clay said Friday--believe it or not--he has finished talking in public until he's beaten British cham- pion Henry Cooper at Wembley Stadium next Tuesday. "I might have one or two pri- 'vate training sessions," Clay said. "But I'm telling no one where they will be." He said he wanted no more interviews, no more pictures-- and he, himself, Cassius Clay, was going to stop talking. The Louisville Lip has been talking ever since he got here May 27 -- and boosted the gate in the process. Apparently, the gate has been sufficiently boosted. The 21 - year - old Clay, un- beaten in 18 fights, will weigh in with Cooper at the London Palladium, the home of British vaudeville, Tuesday. Jim Wicks, Cooper's. mana- ger, said: "We know that Clay, for all his reputation, can not box much. He is all arms, punches with little power. Clay has only to drop his hands once in the fight, and Cooper's left hook, the sherpest in the world, will hit him Clay is a 5-1 favorite to de- feat Cooper and move into a challenging position for a crack at the world crown. FIGHTS LAST NIGHT HOME DESIGN NO. 451 Split levels make for spa- cious living and here's a plan that has all the advantages of this type of construction and could be built on a 65-foot lot. It contains only TWO Stairways! A 7-riser stair to the sleeping area off entry hall and a 5-riser stair to the basement from the kitchen. The drop beam between liv- ing room and nook, and slid- ing glass wall between nook and the Activities Room gives you a huge "U" shaped social THE OSHAWA TIMES, Soturdey, June 15, 1963 -}4 Six HR's Help Chiefs To Win By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Large men with potent bats dominated the latest round of International League baseball skirmishes with Syracuse Chiefs and Richmond Virginians head. ing the homer parade. Gates Brown, Bll Roman and Lou Johnson slugged two home runs each as sizzling Syracuse padded its northern division lead to three games by clouting Buffalo Bisons 11.2 Friday night. Fred Hopke, Joe Dur- ham, Tom Umphiett and Ron Solomini hit homers during Richmond's 11-2 rout of the Ar- kansas Travelers. A grand-slam homer by. Pan. cho Herrera broke a 9-9 tie in the bottom of the eighth and in. sured Columbus Jet's 13-11 tri- umph over Toronto Maple Leafs. Homers by Ken Young. dahl and Fred Valentine helped Rochester Red Wings to a 7-4 vitocry over Indianapolis Indi- ans and lifted Red Wings into a tie for second place with Buf- falo in the northern division. ATLANTA SLUMPING Jacksonville Suns whipped slumping Altanta Crackers 6-2, handing the southern division leaders their third straight set, Amber Direct And Red Rainbow 1-2 LONDON, Ont. 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The fin- layer of the contact cement on the underside of the formica which has been cut to an exact fit. Carefully put down the for- bined for a $26.60 quinella. WINS AWARD years but with a perpetual smile will receive a sendoff as only 50,000 devoted New New York horse players can deliver. Sunny Jim Fitzsimmons, a trademark in U.S. thor- oughbred racing who has bridged the long gap from the gay 90s to the present billion dollar horse industry, will retire from active train- ing. He becomes trainer emeritus, after three-quart- ets of a century. Ceremon- VANCOUVER (CP) --John Lecky, 22-year-old graduate of the University of B.C. who last year became the first Canadian to row in the famed Oxford- Cambridge boat race, has been awarded a Mackenzie King trav- elling scholarship, Announce- ment of the award was made Friday by UBC Dean Walter Gage, who said John will use the scholarship to continue studies at Cambridge in public international law. 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