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14 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thursday, June 4, 1964 SPORTS MENU By Geo. H. Campbell SPORTS EDITOR "Everything From Soup To Nuts' Three games were played in the UAW Softball League schedule last might and they "SANTA CLAUS" brought an "early Christmas bonus" to his backers yesterday at Epsom Downs, when the big - Trish4rained colt moved out of the pack at Tattenham Cor- mer and exploded in the long stretch run to score a one- * Jength victory, in the 185th running of the famed Epsom Derby and cop the big slice of the richest prize in the Derby history, Santa Claus was favorite, heaviest choice in years, but his fans were not disappointed. Now let's hope this is the week for the favorite to win the big races, Latest re- port from the Belmont-Aqueduct area is that Northern Dancer will go to the post on Saturday afternoon as top favorite to win the 96th running of the Belmont Stakes. The "Dancer" has claimed two legs of the pedestal that bears racing's famed "Triple Crown" but in both the Kentucky Derby and The Preakness, the favorite (Hill Rise, in both events) failed to win. Northern Dancer has beaten his rivals twice -- it's to be hoped he can also beat the "favorite jinx", if such a mythical handicap really exists. Present indications are that there'll only be five or six horses going to the post, which means they'll all have plenty of room to run and at a mile- and-a-half, they'll have both the time and space to run the type of race they choose. Many figure that Hill Rise can make his best bid, with fewer entries. and at the longer dis- tance, since he is a big colt, with a long stride, Not even pretending to know anything about horses, we have only one thought on the matter, since Hill Rise didn't seem to run as well in The Preakness as in The Derby, maybe he has passed his peak form. Trainer Horatio Luro is quoted as saying Northern Dancer hasn't yet reached his top form. produced a variety of resulis, one being an extremely close score, the second a medium- type decision and the third a clean-cut victory. SCUGOG CLEANERS WIN Scugog Cleaners defeated Body Shop 5-4, in their game at Alexandra Park. The winners got a run in the first inning on Siblock's opening single, two passed balls and a sacrifice fly by Sutton, In the third, Howard opened with a single and scored later on an infield out and an error, In the fourth frame, Lawson walked with two out and then Howard produced the big blow to help win his own game, a homer, that made the score 4-3. In the fifth, Westfall singled with one out, Wallace walked and then a passed ball and infield out let Westfall score what proved the winning run, off pitcher Ken Beers. Howard, pitching for Scugog Cleaners, was tagged for a homer by Whiteley, first batter in the second inning. In the third, Curran singled, so did Weales run.in the $th singled to centre. and scored later on a two-bagger by Caley, MAVERICKS BEAT DOVER'S In a game at Lakeview Park, the Chassis Plant "Mavericks" defeated Truck Line Dover's 10- 7. Both teams started out in high gear, each scoring five runs in their first trip to the plate but after that, Phillips, pitching for Maveric?s, founr his form and strikeouts and allowed only two runs in the claimed eight rest of the distance. Mavericks opened with a walk double by Boivin, to Hall, another by Campbell, Campbell was that missed, play safé on catcher's error. Henry singled after one out and Butler doubled to complete the big rally. Dover's came right back in their half with three-straight singles by Leveck, Talbot, and Tanden, followed by Langford's triple. Then Waller was safe on an error, R. Smith sacrificed, Barlsch was safe on a choice as Waller) lbut it Three More Wins In UAW Softball League doubled and so did Whiteley to make it a two-run rally. The losers got their final whee Haagarty Waeh sseppe2 +s for his third-straight was safe on a bobble, was able to score. Meanwhile, singletons in the 3rd, Hall, Boivin, Campbell, land, Dowe every inning. WIN FOR WARD'S Ward's Billiards then the| walks frame and came half-dozen safeties. '|Plaza team, jin was different runs in the fifth when Tanden singled and Langford doubled, hit of the game (he walked his other time io tie plate) and when Walier Langford Mavericks had scored two in the second and 4th and 5th frames, to make the score at the time 10-5. In their attack, Cope- and Butler all played prominent roles, giving pitcher Talbot trouble in almost defeated Dixie Plaza 7-1 in their game at Alexandra Park, with Men- zies scattering six Dixie hits over the distance and fanning eight batters while issuing four Terrwillegar scored the lone run for Dixie Plaza. He singled with one out in the opening home on a two-hase hit by Malloy. The latter had two: of his team's Redshaw, pitching for the set Ward's down 1-2-3 order in the first frame in the SPORTS CALENDAR erste <a RD Re peepee Joe Patterson Ha: Jones trailors. his r" to Erie, Penn., for a one-of-a-kind" regatta. Cops Two Firsts TODAY'S GAMES SOFTBALL Oshawa City and District -- Brooklin Concretes vs Oshawa Bad Boys, at Alexandra Park, 8 p.m. UAW League -- Karns vs Parts, at Alexandra Park, 1 p.m. LACROSSE Juvenile - Junior League Tom Cullen's Esso vs Joe Bosco} Real Estate, at Brooklin Arena, 8pm. Oshawa Minor Bantam -- Kinsmen vs Lion's, 6 p.m, and UAWA vs Jury and Lovell,.7 p.m. Both games at Oshawa's Children' s Arena, Oshawa Minor League -- People's Clothing vs Dairy Queen, 8 p.m. and Hote} Genosha vs Royal Crown Cola, 9 p.m., both games at Chil- dren's Arena. BASEBALL Oshawa Pee Wee League -- South-West vs People's Clothing, at Alexandra Park and Jubilee Pavilion vs Auto Workers Credit Union, at Harman Park; both games at 6.15 p.m. SOCCER Oshawa and District (Second Division) -- Thistles vs Ukrain- Midget} icrew Bill Wonnacott, Patterson |Bartenwoofer showed well with In OYC Racing Oshawa Yacht Club sailors enjoyed light. winds last week- end, compared to the high winds which occurred on open- ing day. Local sailors were forced to) put all their "rusty" skills to work for them in the 5-10 mph breeze, which decreased as the day progressed. Joe Patterson. captured first- place in both races, the third and fourth of series in the \Blue Jay class, | With the able assistance of Cheethan came through with flying colors and a fifth-place finish, Starter Ken Forbes was fore- ed to set a course to the east of the harbor, with bouys to port, for both the two-lap races. With winds from the south-east, tack starts were favored by most of the fleet, but a strong shore current created a lot of drift in the light weather. Result of the first race in order of finish are: J. Patter- son, H. Kirby, N. Wilder, R, Bartenwoofer, J, Pascoe, C. Burrill and D. Hercia, E. Cheet- ham did not start. In the second, J, Patterson, H. Kirby, .J Pascoe, C. Bur- rill, E, Cheetham, R. Barten- woofer, N. Wilder and D. Hercia. Local racing continues this didn't take too long to get rid of the cobwebs of the winter layup. At the other end of the scale, it would seem that Don Hercia is still sailing around, locked in ice, as he showed determin- CANADIAN SCHENLEY PRESIDENT George D. Kuhn At a recent meeting of the Board of Directors, George D. Kuhn was elected President of Canadian Schenley Ltd. ation in being consistent with| yeokend at OYC. as member two last-place positions. Newcomers Fleet Captain Rolf a fourth and sixth, while E. Gomez Wins Three ian, 6.45 p.m, and (First Divis- Packer, Curran was caught! 'scored their fifth run. ion) Thistles vs Ukraina, 8 |second stanza. Bryan was safe trying to reach third then! Dover's got their other two|/on an outfield error, to open Let's hope he has it on Saturday ! On Wednesday x x x x SPORTS SHORTS: -- Last night's rain resulted in several ball games being cancelled, due to wet grounds, including three games in the Civic Softball League and the inter-city Beaches League fixture, between Smart Cleaners of Hamil- ton and Oshawa Tony's. This latter game has been re- scheduled for this Saturday night at Alexandra Park, 8:15 o'clock. . . . OSHAWA MERCHANTS were to have played in Belleville last night and we assume they, too, were washed out, since no scorebook was turned in last night... . BILLY WILLIAMS, the latest hitting sensation of the National Lea- gue, went hitless in four trips to the plate yesterday against left-handed Ray Sadecki, as Cardinals beat Chicago Cubs 7-5, Williams had hit safely in eight-straight games. He batted .455 for the month of May and was named the N.L. 'player of the month', ... . KENNY WHARRAM, of the Black Hawks, had the best batting average of the National Hockey League this past season, according to statistic fig- ures released yesterday. He scored 39 times on 191 shots- on-goal, for a 20.4 percentage. .. . TORONTO LEAFS drop- ped a 3-2 decision to Buffalo Bisons last night at home, when the Bisons rallied for two runs in the 9th inning, aided by a passed ball, to eke out the win. Mosport 200 Entry List Jumps To 34 TORONTO (CP) -- Four cars were added to the lineup Wed- nesday, brining the entry list for Saturday's 200-mile sports car race at Mosport to 34, Von Imery and Bob Gross- man, both of New York, will Habs, Muskegon Canadians of the National nesday they have completed a working agreement with Muske- gon Zephyrs of the Interna- tional Hockey League. The agreement was nego- tiated by Sam Pollock, recently named general-manager of Ca- nadiens, and Gerry Delise, owner and general-manager of! the Michigan team. Sign Working Pact'* MONTREAL (CP)--Montreal|2" Hockey League announced Wed-| MOHAWK RACEWAY RESULTS, then, with one out, Norri FIRST RACE -- 1 Mile trot for d-yeer-| olds and up. Purse $700 (8). 4Scotty P H, Hilliard Tim's Lad, Gordon 3.10 2.70 7Royel MoLean, MoLean 9.60) Start good, won driving. Also Ran in Order: The Canadian,| 5 Wing Victory, Big Ben Bolt, Braden Volo, and Sabrina Lee. SECOND RACE -- 1 Mile pace for + and 4year-olds, maidens. Purse $800 (8)./ $-Ben K C, Curran 6.00 3.40 3.10) 2Scotch Flame, MacTavish Jr 3.20 2.80 é-Lucky Beejay, Hayes 4.20) Start good, won handily, | Also Ran in Order: Another Look, bey Mac, Janet's Girl, Royal K ott, and Brown Beer. DAILY DOUBLE, 4 AND 8, PAID $59.90| year-olds and up, Purse $900 (8), 4Captain Riddell, L'hart 13.60 : 2 rs +4 2-Silk Boy W, Reid 8-Johnnie R, Palmer Start good, won driving, " 57) Pick, Willy Tass, | J Collins, and Phyllis) | Brooke. FOURTH RACE -- 1 Mile pace for 2|° year-olds and up. Purse $600 (8). éLynden Chief, Beid 1-Victor High C, Norris |2-Wee Lasalle, MoLean aby Ba 12.20 3,60 3.10 | Also Ran in Order: Fast Traffic, Carol THIRD RAE -- 1 Mile trot for 3 wey Grattan, Superior Dale, DNF--Vir-| lyear-olds and up, Purse $600 (8) Also Ran in Order: Buckaroo, Dictator!s-Maxie's Chief, W'wood | Scot 3.20 3.10 2.70/C, and Irwin Hal, zies singled. Morden Also Ran in Order: Doug Johsnion C, Atom, and Ronny C. Grattan, eron QUINELLA, 5 AND 1, PAID $14.60 SEVENTH RACE -- 1 Mile pace for 3- Ma ptoad and up. Purse $700 (7). Jasper's Gold, McFadden 7.90 3.70 2.50 7-Miss Flame, Curran 3.30 FT 50 \-Jimmy Belwyn, Burrison Start good, won driving. Also Ran in Order: \triple, threatened but they times, 90 although | couple of | Minnetonka, |Late Can., Wilmington Belle, EIGHTH RACE -- 1 Mile pace for +| |shaky. year-olds and up. Purse $10,000 (8). 3Pine Ridge D'ny, McNutt 3.50 2.90 aaol Pasa es Grattan, Feagan 'Dr McGregor, Habkirk Sort good, won driving. 4,00 3.40 3#/ Remember When? ... | By THE CANADIAN PRESS Joe Louis started his pro- fessional boxing career at Chicago 30 years ago to- night when he scored a one- round knockout over Jack Kracken. He received only $50 for that fight, but a year later he was paid $217,337 for sprawling Max Baer to the canvas in four rounds. iia's Boy, DNF--Doctor Kirk. Bator Not Finish, NINTH RACE -- 1 Mile' pace for 3-| 5.70 3.30 2.90 3.80 3,20 3.90 |@Goldie's Sister, Curran |} Roberta Tass, Coke 'art good, won driving, poet Ran in Order: Pot O Gold, Miss tt Brook, Time Study, Lena's ded | Total Pool Booed i088. « Attendance ain. ithe inning and Coverly then drew a walk. Knox fanned and \doubled. Love walked and Men- forced Norris at the plate but Vernon then Solomon homered lcompleting the seven-run par-| ade. Ward' s never did score again, | a Red-} | Glendale Joe./shaw had found the range and jTeddy 'Direct C, Two O One, and Royalia. abie to keep. them down,| |although his support was very) Civic Memorial Stadium. FRIDAY'S GAMES LACROSSE is Green Gaels at Brampton, 8. p.m, | BASEBALL at East York, 7.30 p.m. Eastern Ontario Midget | Oshawa at Orono, 6.30 p.m. Port Hope "Ontarios"' awa Merchants, at Little Br ain, 8.15 p.m, WORKED LINOTYPE ator on newspapers in York and Houston. p.m. Both games at Kinsmen} OLA Junior League--Oshawa Lakeshore Senior League -- |his second winner vs Osh- | straight $6.50. Jou ---------------------«| River Party for a $19.80 quin- Ray Walston, star of the My| Favorite Martian TV series once worked as a linotype oper: New royal in the first and Black | TORONTO (OP)--Avelino Go- mez booted three of his four! | mounts to victory at Greenwood) | Wednesday and boosted his lead) in the winners' circle to three} more than his nearest rival, Gomez began his spree atop Field Trial in the fourth, com-| 30 Leaside Junior League -- Osh-|ing from just off the pace to! awa Legionnaires vs Kinsmen, nip Chilly Filly and return $6.40, $3.70 and $3.10. River Party won by half a} | length in the fifth to give Gomez} nd pay a y Home, haa finished half a length back fifth, it- in the combined with ella, | Gomez won the sixth with Diamond Pete, who paid a | straight $3.80. The daily-double of Strath- Coral in the second paid $20.60. CARPET COMPANY 282 King W., Oshawa ® Tel. 728-6254 Oshawa's Rug and Carpet Centre Broadloom-Tile-Linoleum Start good, won driving. | Also Ran in Order: Tawney Van, Terry) ac, DQ--Ledy Violet Direct, Cai Gel, Waiter Scott. 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