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sgl Seif PC @ THE OSHAWA TIMES, Soturdey, Mey 15, 1965 SPORTS MENU By Geo. H. Campbell SPORTS EDITOR "Everything From Soup To Nuts' THE ANGLERS, and like all other communities, we have a flock of them in Oshawa and district, were 'slowed down just a little this spring, by the weatherman. Sure, the nearby streams were open on May Ist but a lot of the ardent fishermen were thwarted in their hopes to visit a favorite spot due to the late breakup. And even if this hadn't hap- pened, we think a Saturday in May is an excellent time to publish the following poem, which appeared this past week in the Department of Fish and Wildlife Review, courtesy of one of the Department's supervisors, Norman D. Patrick, son of the author -- W. M. P. Patrick, THE ANGLER'S LIFE Oh! The angler's life is a life of peace By the stream and the lake, he can find release From the trials and cares and incessant strife Of civilization's madcap life In the cool of the wood, he can rest and dream Or eavesdrop on gossipy woodsy stream Where the trail leads down to gravelly brink-- At dusk see the doe and fawn at drink. He may leisurely fish and apply his creed That he take not more than his frugal need Then he trudges homeward, the stars as guide, With his body and soul fresh, purified, Oh' The angler's life is a life of love For the fish and the beasts and fhe wings above. studies creation's incredible plan Waile he grieves for the criminal waste of man-- The fire-swept forest, depleted hill, Tne dried out stream where the whip-poor-will Was wont to call in the evening gloom Ere greed and carelessness spelt his doom; And he strives to show the blinded eyes The tawdry worth of their golden prize "Oh Father," he prays for the greedy few, "Forgive -- they know not what they do." W. M. P. Patrick (1893-1961) He BRIGHT BITS -- Oshawa Tony's will open their Beaches Fastball League schedule on Wednesday evening of next week. at Alexandra Park, when they are "at home' to the Shopsy's 7-Up squad, starting at eight o'clock. Tony's have several new faces in their line-up for this season, graduates from the Oshawa City and District Assoc. circuit but man- ager Fred Bidgood will not likely make his final selection until each has been given a trial or two, this month SOCCER FANS are. reminded that the Oshawa and District Senior League swings into action this evening, at Kinsmen Civic Memorial Stadium, with their first Saturday night doubleheader, starting at 7:00 o'clock ONTARIO'S Wil- lingdon Cup golf team for 1965 will be selected on the four low scorers in the combined 54 holes of the Ontario Open at Trafalgar, late in June, and the 18-hole qualifying round of the Ontario Amateur, at Richmond Hill, on July 21st , NIAGARA FALLS Flyers won The Memorial Cup last night, as expected and predicted, with an 8-1 win over Edmonton Oil Kings. The Flyers proved themselves the best Junior hockey team in the East and in Canada but coach "Hap" Emms and his team will have to wail a long time to live down the stigma of that disgraceful affair of Monday night's third game of the series ... CANADIAN Professional Foot- ball men had a meeting yesterday morning and as grace- fully as possible, under the circumstances, backed down from that ridiculous ruling of "riaturalized Canadians" being eligible for their league play. There have been some great "boners" in sport but this one was a glaring misconduct. No matter how they dress it up -- the whole sports world knows -- they had to back up! 'CREENWOOD RACE RESULTS - Purse $2400 Claiming 44 Furlongs (9)\Four-year-olds and up. 7 Furlongs (7) FIRST RACH -- Purse $2,100 Claiming, SIXTH RACE Malden Two-year-olds. 1-Tulmar, Leblanc SWiilie Wahoo, Armstrong SBar of Tales, Dittfach Also Ran in Order; Some Missile, Gold Gem, King's Intent, Squadru, Phantom Blyer and George's Hope. Winner, b ¢, 2, by Tulyar -- Marcel, by Mount Marcy. Pool $23,312. Daily Double Pool $43,844, Harris 5.20 3.00 2.40 4.10 4.20 2.80'7-Rubber Stamped, 3.70 2.70 5.90 3.00|6-Nothing Sacred, Bailey 2.30\3King of Maryland, Inouye 3.10 Also Ran in Order: Minera! Wealth, Aged Dust, Joey Mac and Love Quest Winner, b Gg, 4, by Lizzano -- Castanet, by Third Degree. Pool $55,454. SEVENTH RACE year-olds and up 3-Well To Do, Fitzsimmons A-Arctic Swirl, Parker 1-Spook Rider, Dittfach Also Ran in Order; Doodling and Eddie Ray. Late Scratch Jovial Joe Winner, ch, 4, by Nadir -- Feeling Good by Daumier. Pool $54,792 Purse $3,100 Four '6 5.30 3,10 2.30 4,60 2.70 2.30 SECOND RACE -- Purse $2,000 Claim tng three-year-olds. 7 Furiongs Ebene Bega, Leblanc 7.40 4.60 3.50 Jolly Ollie, Walsh 8.90 5.30 1-0'Ken, Maxwell! 440 Also Ran in Order: Star Dance, Fabrue Meteoric and Music Note. AILY DOUBLE -- Tulmar (1) and Bega a (7) PAID $31.10 Winner, ch ¢, 3, by Meeting Maid, by Grand Admiral. Poot rse $2,400 Allow EIGHTH RACE Pr ar Canada ce Three-year-olds Foaled in ? Furlongs (8 Shiny Dice 4Blue Mel, 8-Queen's Birthday Also. Ran in Order Highogan, Easter Rariom 8.30 3.40 3.40 9,828. nari 2.40 2.60 Fitzsimmons 440 Market Bid, Prince Pat and. Nap Purse $2,100 Claiming 44. Furlonas 6.80 3.80 3,20 6.70 3 THIRD RACE -- Malden Two-year-olds Guard Roya Winner, dk 6 or br c, 3, 2.59) Tustaia, by Wee Adm Attendance 6,933. Mut by Fabius $54,321 s Pool $444,459 Pool Paraguayo, Srita e and Pick Also Ran in Order Gay's Royal Page, Arab P ering Bu! Winner, b ¢, 2, by Jester -- by Revoked. Pool $53,657. FOURTH RACE Purse $2,400 Allow ances. Three-year-olds. Foaled in Canada 7 Furlongs (9 @Nearctic Heir, Turcotte SDay's Best, Harris 0 Feet ay crm, Gon Mane an der: Lucky Charm r i . - Iris, Arnmart, Chopparis Lemartei ana Whitfiela, Cleve. 51 6 17 Davalillo, Cleve. 82 9 27 For Wyn Z Winner, , 3, by Nearctic . 94 by bull Peeg, Poot "854,650. Runs--Green, Boston, 23 Runs batted in--Kaline, 9 Two-year-olds. 4% Furiongs (5 - 24 ; $King Jive, Gomez 3.40340220 Hits--Cardena Los foeve sive ype om 2 and Aparicio, Baltimore, 34 Doubles -- Oliva, Minnesota, ] chanced, BASEBALL LEADERS American League AB R Det 0 14 Cleve 89 21 31 K. City 58 8 29 H Pet. 23 383 348 345 7.00 4.a0 3.40 Horton 9.% 6.40 Wagner 329 Air Page, De- FIFTH RACE -- Purse $2,300 Claiming troit Angeles, Also Ran in Order: Man in Fight! Bive Briton ' 11 THE QUINELL King Jive and Its Relea oc te ge , 4 fordem, PAID $7.50 Triples ~ Blasingame, Wash Winner, ch g, 2, by Mister Jive --- Pettass, ington, 6 by Fairaris. Pool $19,845, Quinella Pool Home Runs--Horton, 9 30,120 . : ' Stolen bases -- Campaneris Nicklaus Pai Back In Form and Pascual 1,000 Strikeouts -- Cleveland, 49 NEW ORLEANS (AP)--It's National League the new look these days on the 3 can gran AB R fairways for big Jack Nicklaus. coleman. Cinci. The Masters champ is clowning Torre, Mi! and cutting up to the delight of J. Alou, S.F. huge galleries Aaron, Mi 110 25 63 9 : Runs--Mays, 25 There's no change in his phe- . Runs hatted te---Banks nomenal golf game : R2 i 119 20 however.| 209 33 and he started today's third) y round of the $100,000 and 1 Detroit, 4-0 Aguirre, Minnesota, McDowell HP. 42 "4 31.378 42 353 24 .348 ct. 69 13 Chi- Hits--J. Alou and Mays, 42. Greater New Orleans Open with a two oole hg eo stroke bulge over a quartet Of | phia 4 ; eager, victory hungry young-| Home Runs-- Mays, 11 sters. | Stolen Bases--Wills, Los Jack sank birdie putts onjgeles, 19 three of his last five holes Fri-| Pitching day for a three-under-par 69 onland Gibson, St the 7,020-vard Lakewood Coun-| Strikeouts--Koufax try "Club layout geles, 61 Philadel An Giusti Louis, 6-0, 1.000 Los An TUESDAY WIGHT MAY 25th at 10.30 p.m. WORLD HEAVYWEIGHT SONNY LISTON Challenger CASSIUS CLAY vs. Cheenpecn p SCREEN Niagara Falls Flyers Win Memorial Cup Niagara Falls led 2-1 after|Derek Sanderson of Niagara the first period and 5-1 after the|/Falis was suspended in- in convincing style Friday night|second. idefinitely but subsequently had as they walloped Edmonton Oi!) Except for brief periods, Fly-jhis sentence reduced to two Kings 8-1 to wrap up the Cana-|ers dominated the game with'games. dian junior hockey champion-\superior skating, checing,) ship in five games. passing and puck-handling. | BLOCKS 32 When the same two teams; With the Niagara Falls: win,| Parent blocked 32 shots Fri- last met in the best-of-seven) the Memorial Cup has gone|day night, most of them easy, Memorial Cup series, EDMONTON (CP)--Niagara Falls Flyers took their revenge in 1963,\east 28 times since it first was|while Wayne Stephenson of Oil Oil Kings won it in six games.|put up for competition in 1919,|Kings, picked up from Winni- There was bediam in the Ni-\Western teams have won the Peg Braves for the series, made agara Falls dressing room after cup 19 times, 24. the victory, before 2.477 fans.\4¢ THIRD WINNER Flyers took eight of 13 pen- Players cheered, doused one' femms has produced Memor-|aities, one a 10-minute mis- another with soft drinks and jai Cup champion teams three|CONduct to Brian Bradley for tossed trainer Barry Keast in tjmes--twice out of Barrie, in| talking to an official after Ted the. showers 11951 and 1953, and how once out|9"e!! of Niagara Falls got a Owner_- manager Hap Emmsiof Niagara Falls. minor, lauded his goaltender, Bernie) Qj] Kings have won only once| Edmonton counted the first Parent, as the "biggest single|--in 1963 -- though they have(Soal eight minutes after the thing we had going for us in represented the West six con-/game opened when Cardiff this series secutive years scored from the point after "He kept us in the' series Niagara Falls, Ontario taking a pass from Fran Huck He's the best junior goalie'l've Hockey Association Junior A/|added for the series from Re- ever had, League champions this year, gina Pats of the Saskatchewan | i] Preakness Choice and Detroit Foothall coached Calgary Stampeders of 1948 to win the coveted triple the Canadian years LIKE DIFFERENT JOBS Sadair and Needles Count is al-jthe fleet Flag Raiser also pre most like two different decided at June juntil jof |Hockey |May 24 to 27 jmeeting after that is in Walker-) agq|pitcher Marshall Bridges from 381 their Hawaii nee|Pacific Coast League. Bridges, | |Hawaii Islanders Houston, | |PRESENTS CUP took the Memorial Cup with 3-2)Junior League The Memorial Cup was pre-and 5-1 victories in the first and) It was oniy the second time| sented to Emms immediately second games: a 5-1 loss tojin the series that Edmonton} after the game by Art Potter of|/Edmonton in the third; and 8-2)had held the lead in a game, Edmonton, past president of the|and 8-1 victories in the fourth/and it lasted only 34 minutes Canadian Amateur Hockey As-\and fifth before Paiement scored on a sociation and CAHA official in| Oil Kings were disorganized|power play while Edmonton's charge of the series and erratic in all but the third|Greg Tomalty was off on a Captain Dave Woodley and|game minor penalty, | Don Marcotte lead the Flyers) That contest was stopped Debrody scored a minute la with two goals apiece and Ros-|with 344 minutes remaining ter to give Flyers a lead they} aire Paiement, Bud Debrody,|when a major brawl erupted/never Jost. Rill Goldswotrhy and Gilles\involving players of both teams Marcotte added a pair in the Marotte added one each and fans. Defenceman Ricky|second period and Woodley got Defenceman Jim Cardiff, Ley of Flyers and Edmonton|one, picked up from Weyburn Rediforward Ron Anderson were Woodley, Goldsworthy and Wings for the series, scored the'given one - game suspensions Marotte fired three goals in the only Edmonton goal after the third game and centre third Lucky Debonair ill Revamp Import Rule BALTIMORE (AP)--The for-jLear said. He prepared to send|Friday it intends to tunes of horse racing placed|Needles Count against favorite|regulations limiting CFI teams husky Les Lear, former profes-|Lucky Debonair and sevenito 14 American imports and sional football player, in aother highly - rated colts unique position for the 90th run "Sadair was a. completelyirestricting teams to three aat-! ning of the Preakness at Pim-|sound horse and you couldn't)uralized Canadians. lico today be tougher in your training.| de 'i ee But for a broken'leg suffered|Needles Count ran all last yearloiun" aug Gen cake |Los |Cincinnati Houston | Philadelphia CALGARY (CP)--The Cana- Milwaukee dian Football League announced|54" Francisco revamp|Chicazo New York drop completely a proposed rule| Pittsburgh 9 |Cincinnati 3 |Milwaukee 2 \St FLAG RAISER TESTS PREAKNESS TRACK Flag Raiser, with exercise boy George Walker up, gal- loped at Pimlico tuning up for today's $180,000 Preak- ness. He led the field at the Kentucky Derby but faded National League Ww | Be 16 11 16 14 14 13 12°43 14 14 13 14 12 14 11 16 .407 19 .321 Friday's Results New York 5 Philadelphia 5 Louis & Pittsburgh 7 679 593 533 519 4 "500 500 AD 462 Angeles wav ew Louis oD by Sadair last winter he might with one shin buck and since managers held a special meeti-|Chicago 2 Los Angeles 1 well have saddled the favorite|then there has been one little ing to consider ways of avoid-|Houston 1 San Francisco 2 today for the 1 31-6 miles of the|pitfall after another. Sadir hasling second leg of the triple crown|natural ability, This horse has| for three-year-olds, which also'to work for what he gets." includes the Kentucky Derby, With nine starters the gross and Belmont Stakes. Instead he|value of the Preakness was f : sent out Needles Count, the out-/$180,000 with $128,100 going to CFL commissioner Sydney sider in the nine-horse field, for/the winner, $380,000 to second, Halter of Winnipeg, in a written) the 5:46 p.m. EDT start $15,000 to third and $7,500 to|Statement following the seven-| Sadair, world record money-fourth, The deadline for hour meeting, said the league winning two - year - old with|scratching was 5 p.m. with con decided that imports should be major victories in the Gardenjditions calling for a $1,000 start- defined as players who receive State Stakes and Pimlico Futur-jing fee their foothall training in. the| ity last fall, was retired after) The CBC. was to televise the United States, rather than as| breaking a bone in his rightirace from 5:30-6 p.m. American citizens | front leg during a workout in Kentucky Derby winner In future naturalized Cana-| Florida. lLucky Debonair, fully recov-\dians will be treated as im- "It was like losing a mem-jered from a minor ankle injury ports | ber of your family," said the|that threatened to keep him out SET DEADLINE j 260-pound Lear, who when somejof the race, remained the) pit americans who achieve 35 pounds lighter played in the strong favorite to. capture the sativaliond atatan balore July line for Cleveland, Los Angeles/classic. The West Coast horse 99 1965. will. be clsicitiod ae in the National|hopes to becoine the ninth horse| Canadians or non - imports as| League and thenjand the first since Citation in Dinveals attactad. by! include Dick Parker of and Kenny violation of fair ensploy- tion rules in league player roster St M at present the exception Shatto and Jackie Toronto Argonauts |Ploen of Winnipeg. Halter was asked five crown LIaicky's chief opposition ured to come from little third in the Derby League for fig- Tom "Training two horses like| Rolfe with if Cana-} jobs,""Isenting a major problem United States) ltraining in the would be classified. as imports) jif they returned to play with the CFI He replied "no"' and men- tioned CFL teams that encour age young Canadian players 10\n Floyd attend college in the U.S. and|,; N ' Patterson Tops | Tod Herring (AP) "A" Status : Is Deferred TORONTO (CP) Hockey Association executive its monthly meeting night to defer until the meeting ar lecision ONjtgn, Texas the bid of the Western Ontario}third round Junior B series to move to Alanother status next season The league comprises london \K STOCKHOLM -The Ontario stopped|as_ Canadians The Friday meeting was called by 'CFL president Pat (he Mahoney of Calgary after pro- moved/rocsor Bora Laskin, constitu- nNeWitional law expert at the Uni- versity of Toronto, advised the Herring was on his buljleague that its player roster heavyweight champion Friday unranked Tod Herring of Hous- C in 40 seconds of Friday and toward a jchance at the title N step K feet ment and human rights legisla-|Chicago OS {Houston San Pittsburgh (Law Cincinnati New {Philadelphia Chicago |Minnesota 8 | Detroit Los dians who receive their footballlpartimore |Cleveland |Boston WwW Los Baltimore Minnesota Probable Pitchers Today (Ellsworth 3-2) (Osteen 3-3) 0-0) 2-2) 1-1) Angeles (Coombs) Francisco' (Herbel Louis' (Stallard 0-4) (O'Toole 0- York (Cisco 0-0) ilwaukee (Blasingame 2-3) (Bunning 2-3) Sunday's Games Milwaukee at Philadelphia Cincinnati at New York (2) St. Louis at Pittsburgh (2) Chicago at Los Angeles (2) Houston at San Francisco (2) Monday's Games Philadelphia at St (N) Los Angeles at Houston (2) 4) Louis American League L Pet. GBL 18 8 492 -- 11 12 12 11 14 1f Angeles ew York ashington 18 ansas City 5.90.9 Friday's Results etroit 12 Boston 8 ] 3 a : New York 9 Baltimore 3 \Patterson of New York, formerjthen return to Canada to Play! Minnesota 5 Kansas Gity 3 3 Angeles 1 Chicago 2 leveland 2 Washington 1 Probable Pitchers Today ew York (Stottlemyre 3-2) (Barber 1-3) (N) (Boswell 1-2) ansas City (Pena 0-5) (N) L Pet. GBL w 2 2 2 ws al) Atlanta at al! Toledo \Syracuse a al % 4 Amber Chief B, Feagan ;|\Macky Direct, McFadden ,| to eighth place. Winner of four straight stake races in New York, his great speed out of the gate worries other trainers. Trainer John Ja- Baseball Scores and Standings By THE CANADIAN PRESS Los Angeles (Chance 3-1) Chicago (Howard 2-1) (N) Cleveland (Siebert 3-1) ashington (Narum 2-3) Detroit (Lolich 4-2) Boston (Lonborg 1-1) Sunday's Games New York at Baltimore Minnesota at Kansas City (2) Los Angeles at Chicago (2) Cleveland at Washington (2) Detroit at Boston (2) Monday's Games Minnesota at Los Angeles (N) Chicago at Kansas City (N) New York at Baltimore (N) International League w 23. 6 17 10 16 12 14 1% 2 16 15 19 21 .793 360 «5 571 519 8 A29 423 367 276 Toronto Columbus Jacksonville 11 Rochester 11 Buffalo 8 15 MOHAWK RACE RESULTS FIRST RACE -- 5% Furlongs (Trot) for three-year-olds and up. Purse $600 (8) 3.80 3.80 3,10 21,50 8.20 Dictator Pick, Mcintyre Stewart's May, McRann Chub Hanover, Filion Also Started :Pat Riddell, dell, and Whisby Pat SECOND RACE -- 1 Mile (Pace) Lady G., Pacey Lynden Alex, Filion Armbro Eclipse, McKinley Also Started: Robert McGregor, Dominion, Star Johnston, Brother and Irene MacDuff. DAILY DOUBLE, 1 AND 3, PAID $13.60 THIRD RACE Invincible Pick, Also Started: Girlie Dillon, Adios, Stormy Grattan, 4 and Barney Direct al 'mons, . FOURTH RACE -- 5' Furlongs (Pace) 91, for three-year-olds and up, Purse $600 (8) "' Allie Dale, Ritchie Eddiecan, Galbraith Sweet Petunia, Zirnis Also Started: Michael's Counsel, Frisco, Poplar Peter V, Hl Widower, DNF--Dickie B DNF -- Broken equipment, pulled up. FIFTH RACE ~ 1 Mile (Trot) three- and four-year-olds, Purse Jimmy Frost, Kingston 8.20 Potomac Lass, Geisel Becky Herbert, Herbert Also Started: Nibbles Angel, Mir, Flemington's Sis, and Madam Si of L Pet. GBL| 64 101% 194 1214 4.50 Safety Man The Second, Kippen Lee, Miss Todd Rid- 1 Mile (Pace) for three- and four-year-olds, Purse $800 (8). Silliphant 2.80 2.60 2.30 3.90 2.70 2.60 Fireside March Maggie, 0 2.70 2.80 3.80 3.50 6.90 Ken and for $1,500 (8) 3.70 3.20 3.70 3.00 4.00 Brilliant Com- cobs said, "He's feeling great -- he's very fit." Lucky Debonair will be fa- vorite in field of. nine. (Associated Press Photo) | YESTERDAY'S STARS |By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS at| {Red Sox, went 5-for-5 in 12-8, Batting -- Carl Yastrzemski '|10-inning loss to Detroit, slam at;/ming two homers, triple, double and single while driving in Sr | runs, Pitching--Sam McDowell, In dians, hurled a five-hitter and jstruck out 12 in Cleveland's 2-1 jvictory over Washington. Legionnaires Lose 3-1 Tilt Oshawa's Junior Legionnaires dropped a 3-1 decision to East York Kinsmen, at East York last night. Dave Quibel, pitching for East York, was tagged for nine: hits by the Oshawa batters but the only run he yielded came in the second inning when Dave Mitch- ell.opened with a double and then with one out, Rod Williams also doubled, Wayne Cookson, Mitchell and Williams each had two hits for Oshawa but their team's attack was too scattered to be effective. Murray Godfrey started on the mound for Oshawa Legion. He gave up a run in the third in- ning after two out, on a walk to Ian Brajthwaite, another walk to Len Cotton and then a double by Bob Levac. In the first in- ning, Fred Norman was safe on an error, after striking out and he later scored on a similar play on Len Cotton, for East York's first run. The score stayed at 2-1 until the 8th when Braithwaite 'singled with one out, stole sec- lond base, advanced on a passed ball and scored on Cotton's sac- rifice fly, to left field. OSHAWA -- Jones, ss; Cook- son, rf; Peterson, cf; DeWitt, 1b; Mitchell, 2b; Lutton, 3b; Williams, ¢; Nekkers, rf; God- frey, p, If and cf; Waters, cf; Clouthier, p in 6th, EAST YORK -- Norman, 3b; Weese, 1b; Braithwaite, rf; Cot- ton, If; Levac, ss; Flude, 2b; Rutherford, c; Hackett, cf; Quibel, p; Cooke, If in 6th. The color of the snowshoe rabbit changes in late fall from brown to snowy white regard- less of whether there is any snow on the ground. | oi Friday's Results | Toronto 3 Syracuse 2 |Buffalo 1 Rochester 2 Toledo 0 Columbus 3 Jacksonville 5 Atlanta 4 Today's Games Toronto at Syracuse Buffalo at Rochester Toledo at Columbus Jacksonville at Atlanta Sunday's Games Toronto at Syracuse Buffalo at Rochester Toledo at Columbus Jacksonville at Atlanta SIXTH RACE Mile (Trot) Lynden Mac, Silliphant Wee Governor, Campbell Leny Boy, Desjardins 6.1 cane Will QUINELLA, § AND 2,-PAID $34.70 for three-year-olds and up, Purse $1,200 (8) 6,20 4.00 2.90 6.90 4.30 3.00 Adios Bob, three-year-olds and up. Purse $800 (8 Lady's Pride H, Hill Jean Third, Gelsel Jr, 12.60 6 Floyd's Honor, Hawke 4 Also Started: Dr. W, Spaghetti Fastry, Silver Laird, and Agate. EIGHTH RACE -- 1 Mile (Pace) Palermo, Findley |The McNab, Liewellyn Rendezvous Boy, Feagan 4) bert, Baron Atom, and Colonel C. Volo. NINTH RACE -- 1 Mile (Pace) for three-year-olds and up. Purse $1,200 (7) ese QUIETEST Princine Hanover and Lee John. Perennial, Findley Armbro Explorer, McKinley Dill Wil, Vander Poel Also Started: Johnny's Ringo, 6.30 3.51 Girl, ston. Attendance 4,368, Total Pool $219,214. LISTEN HERE: ee re ue helpless when the scheduled 10-|rules probably were a violation Sage ge Tationnaited round match was stopped in thejof such legislation as the On-| : pa third t Rights Code. If the circuit did move to Aj 1 Wek the Hh shatela vis ario Human Righis status it would play the winner} 1! Was the Uiltn siraigh Bic of the Northern Ontario Hockey|"Y for the 30-year-old former) The cougar is the biggest na- Association's Junior A series in{Champion since he started hisitive cat found in North Ameri the Memorial Cup playoffs comeback campaign after suf-|ca It was felt that decision on|fering two first - round knock- the status of the Western On-\outs at the hands of Sonny tario series should not be made|Liston Patterson scored a 12 - round after the annual meeting i Canadian Amateurjdecision over George Chuvalo of Toronto in New York Feb. 1 Association in Victoria Patterson weighed 195, Her- ring 210. CAMERON Wrecking Demolition We Wreck Anywhere-- Any Description FREE ESTIMATES Call 725-4285 Or Write--- 161 Mill St., Oshawa the The next OHA executive ton dune 29 ANNOUNCE DEAL HOUSTON (AP) -- Roy Hof-) wot LaPeer 3 heinz and R. E. (Bob) WASHINGTON: (AP)--Wash-|co.owners of Houston ington Senators. of baseball's|announced a stock deal Thurs-| American League announcediqay which will give Friday they have purchased|controlling interest in tional League baseball. club ANNOUNCE DEAL Oshawa Flying Club OPEN HOUSE Sunday, May 16, 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. You are invited to introduce yourself to flying without obli- gotion! @ Guides on hand to aquain you with the club facilities @ 2 aircraft available for your inspection EVERYONE WELCOME t @ Trial lessons and qualified people on hand to answer questions on the elub and its operation, cae Oshawa Airport Stevenson Rd. N. (Large Hangar) Oshawa Flying Club--member Royal Canadian Flying Club Association Gordon Sinclair "KEEP farm club in the from New York Yankees late in 1963, was on the Senators' 1964 roster until assigned to Toronto Maple Leafs of the Interna tional League last August. 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