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'TITE OSHAWA TIMES, Mondoy, April 20,1964 13 North American Cars) FORTERIE RACE RESULTS | ce Kidd [isfutienters) n a fp acmnom 'Toronto Olympic in the midget FREE PARKING 1% mile; and Abby Hoffman of . Coe 91 os [toronto Olymote ie the women's oO oO 1ve po S Freeh. salt, 11.40 7.30 470) Blanca huanes Nadiin, aie: A Conathen ps e 1% mile, : Gisle Harri 1190 .00/als0 ran, ae a Miss Hoffman, Canada's top ALUMINUM CALGARY (CP)--Five North)Mich., and Cleveland; and Mau-jonly one penalty point were i, Wo atte Order rey" EAI oa we soe grenap a ele AWNINGS American entries were on top|rice Carter and Ian M. Worth|Klaus D. Ross and John Bird], Ques me, on » _-- = ane preg +43. PORCH Aluminum of the fourth annual cross-Can-lof Toronto and Lachine, Que. |of Toronto in a manufacturers's fer also ran. Glebe oe ree eee Seer ong, hill to wia gee ik dacs ada auto rally today after two) Harvey and Mollman were in|Volvo, Lu Lalonde and donreee. 2 oS ee een, Oh co 27 2018 cuaue' ua' te "Sorted Prarie ENCLOSURES Awnings 5 "se of Toronto in a sponsored p. BLinectee: of their chief European oppon-|a manufacturer-entered Valiant S a cal Sake Seca Pool 31,392. Double Pool 64,563. tale, 1 Ra lg 5 You N ever K s ents were knocked out on a rug-|while Carter was in a sponsored) Ch ony | SECOND RACE -- Purse #1400 caim|5 Y Wan Delving. i ri 'aul S. Manson of Toronto}; lriern ond In Striker also} The six-mile run was one of a ee ne oh arived ta Catgety aferlin &.,leteed, peivately-eateeding. la mecgsstios five-race card with a huge entry! What They're Doing SCORE Wilner ee test| Chevelle. LFiving Dod! Harrison 9.20 440 330/THE QUINELLA GRAND GARCON (2) list of 310 runners. ae enn are inlet) mites threneh the Cascade| All five were in the running|**7*, euine 0 Sialwimer 8.3 Comer ~ stain, Trainer] Kidd, was in fifth place after PRIME WINDOWS pe peed a mudd; potas i catcne > that aed even vet-jfor the $1,000 first prize for the 5 ing. W Von Richthoten. two miles as the field began to CMHC ACCEPTED hour "ran to Saskatoon theseleran drivers with no penaltyjover-all winner and Merriman|trunder Chiel, Grigio , Shel, Trats/Fuol S41). Guinsiie. Post 28.2 ascend a long hill. He suurted were the leaders: points against them. was leader for the $1,000 for the/Cameo Flight, A Canadien" end Select yCEVENTH RACE -- Purse $2,000, tour-ipast the leader, Dave Tippet of FLEXALUM Scott Harvey and Bob Moll-) In a rally the car with the Oe ee a aekaees Chic Sieo C00. aie GREEK SALT CHlewerlr's Day, Fitz', 33.50 62 sil roe | oc bong pro Se a SIDING man of Dearborn Heights,|least penalty points, assessed England, sarah valk oo AND FLYING DODI (1) PAID $6a.40.|¢Swerve, Shuk 3:10 240 to rea ie top , for a wide variety of, infrac-|EOEling veer ee can ig. the|yram "mame PvP ir Coa, Wr rivin Kidd led the rest of the wa JALOUSIES tions including proceeding be-|the leading European K jack N'Red end Butter-(and finished in 29 minutes iy Jack Niklaus it manga dle adler on have gat 7 wl ee a pele Winner LT B04 iit toms --|Seconds. Runner-up was Jol john ALUMATOPS FOR slow! t of Toronto wi ee penalty] THIRD RACH -- Purse $2,100, maiden 4 By - to in 30:43. slowly and not keeping to a set palate. ros, foaled in Canada, Ws fur Chall Amaze. Trainer J pe geo oe ee. Tip} PICK-UP TRUCKS speed, is the winner. 10) J Olivier Gen- Behind her came er 1-Go0d Old Mort, Bakes 19.00 9.0 5.10 Other winners were Dan FOR PATIOS Loses Tourney [x2 mo debien of Belgium with four 1 RTONT RAGE -- Pere 9 ag ot Toren nthe Y |Groaped in third place withlpin Sie goed, "WoBriving oe a junior three-mile event; Colin : "C1, NOW ON DISPLAY AT os NASH ALUMINUM ' Shiny Dice, Sail Along, Ships That Pass,|!-Sir_ Demijohn, Gordon $5.50 3.60 3.00 By One Stroke i A cg BASEBALL SCORES, STANDINGS -- gecy 2 P's emacs sm, | "(Ronald W. Bilsky, D.C. eae HOUSTON (AP) -- 778. Brown Ruler and Ni Drift al: golf tour has 'its 18th okmpr| By THE CANADIAN PRESS (Only games scheduled) ee awe acraten--varka, 81 CHIROPRACTOR at the oon Showroom & Factory I FOURTH RACE -- Purse $1,800 claim-|Winner B-G 6 John € -- No Demand. D in as many tournaments and a| American League National League Trainer J € Mayer Slipped Disc 95) PHONE 728-1633 new leading money winner for|,, WL rg GBL WL Pet. GBL) 5.0" 20 4.40 Peol a7 roa Pool 617,426. Nervous Stomach DISCOUNT HOUSE aia: ps tae 1964. altimohe 41 -- |Philadelphia 1 800 -- E Madcap, Gomez 0 3 ce be 1 King St. E. 728-5156 THOL ST. EAST--OSH. Big Mike Souchak won $7,500| Minnesota .667 Pi San Francisco 667 1% Peter oon Won Driving. ™ Totel Mutvel. Foo Poo! Tah Davs $4,276,066. 00 "9 and his second Houston Classic} Detroit 600 St. Louis 667 % Navy Grand, Al te Wied | Paso = Nicklaus ca ps flee ~~ yg S00 i Cincienat tn Wind, General' Drake end Brecoing ese . * runner- cS « ba ran, wp, took over first place in the|Cleveland 500 144 |Milwaukee ? Yy |Late scratch -- Romen Dipper. 1964 money race from the idle|Chicago 400 2 |Chicago : eae ot Sem casa Arnold Palmer. Kansas City -333 % Houston é Pool 74,544, : Souchak's one-stroke decision|Washington 333 2% |New York .200 o.' ehtaichideinaee with a 71-60-68-70--278 -- six un-|New York 3.250 2% |Los Angeles '167 3% |yeorrolds ond up, & furlongs). der par--broke a victory drought Saturday's Results Saturday's Results J-Double Rule, Gordon 57.70 14.90 5.10 Chicago 10 Boston 5 Pittsburgh 9 New York 5 Srochiae gibt Fagg 4g New York 1 Baltimore 2 St. Louis 3 San Francisco 2 Kin t C. tur ° Nicklaus, in his third near|Minnesota 8 Washington 6 --| Philadelphia 0 Chicago 7 gston Vaptures 353 King West Oshawa 728-7341 miss at Houston in as many|Los Angeles 2 Detroit 3 Cincinnati 3 Los Angeles 0 ; years, went over par on the|Kansas City at Cleveland ppd,| Milwaukee 2 Houston 4 Basktball Title 17th hole of the final round to| rain Sunday's Results KINGSTON (CP) -- Kingston miss a tie, but second-place Sunday's Results New York 6 Pittsburgh 0 Morton's won the Ontario ama- earnings for his 76-66-66-7i--279|New York 5 Baltimore $ Philadelphia 8 Chicago 1 teur basketball association's In- boosted his 1964 tournament in-|Chicago 6 Boston 0 Milwaukee 3 Los Angeles 2 termediate A title Saturday, de- 3 come to $34,150; compared to|Kansas City 5 Washington 1 {San Francisco 13 Cincinnati 6 |feating defending champions Palmer's $33,488.25. (six innings, second game|St. Louis 6 Houston 1 Sudbury Hoboes 93-73. Chi Chi Rodriguez finished| ppd, rain) Today's Games Kingston won the two-game to- : Los Angeles at Cleveland ppd,|Philadelphia (Bunning 1-0) at|tal-points series 164-151 after third with a 280 worth $3,300. Both Canadian competitors} rain ae York (Stallard 0-1) Sudbury had won the first game finished out of the money. Al Today's G innati (Purkey 0-0) at San|78-71. Johnston of Montreal finished) New York (Maxer 0-0 and Wil- eo (Sanford 1-0) Neal Neasmith led Kingston with a 75 for 296 while Wilf|liams 0-0) at Boston (Morehead|St. Louis (Sadecki 0-0) at Hous-|with 35 points and Charlie Pes- |i Homenuik of Winnipeg shot his/0-0 and Monbouquette 0-0),| ton (Farrell 0-0) (N) ter scored 31. second straight 76 Saturday to|morning and afternoon Milwaukee (Sadowski 0-1) at) For Sudbury,' Carl Sutherland miss the cutoff for the final|/Chicago (Pizarro 0-0) at Balti-| Los Angeles (Podres 0-0 or|scored 20 points and Pat Gibson round at 222. more (McNally 1-0) (N) Ortega 0-0) 16. + = bo 0S 68 Co Co om oh hapa Soca us ag Highest Trade - in Allowance for your present Motor, Boat or Trailer! ; M -- SSR aa 3 NEW TIRES Ree Wt ee a wlio ; el ceaaet wed . icine ear Mooring cover. Conca tor dee ned '. ' Another great achievement by to give you bigger choice and better value than ever ermon's Pa! Going Fishing? Don't Miss the... 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