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4 4 Hey Kids You Throw A Frsbee? Muddy George is pictured Toronto on January lst, 1973 les in the sulkie and owner, above following a win in with tramer-driver Ron Wap- Mr. Lawrence Hooey of Orono] Muddy George winner of $74,290 A small town like Orono can Bonnet with Muddy George, be proud of being the home of setting a Canadian Season's a big winner orse, MUDDY record in 1.59.4. This race GEORGE, a five year old )oosted his 1973 earnings to gelding, owned and raised by $18,137. Lawrence (Pete) Hooey, and In tbe second leg of the Can trained and driven by 29 year Am series at Batavia Downs. old Ron Waples, originally N.Y., Muddy George and his from Victoria Harbour, now driver captured the $10,000 living'in Rockwood. Win in 2.07.2 on what was Muddy has won $74,290. to considered a sloppy track. date, since his first race at This was his ninth consecutive Greenwood, Toronto, in 1972 wîn of tbe year. where he made tie in 2.07.3. Again in the Can Am series, Since tben bie bas set tbe Muddy won tbe third leg on a 1973 Canadian record in 1.59.4 sloppy track in Buffalo in te fastest record of any 2.05.1, taking $9,500 for his Canadian horse ast year. loth victory in a row. This wriven by Keitb Waples, be pusing bis bankroll up to won $9,500 taking tbe first leg $28,000 for last year, making of the Can Amn feature race at Blue Bonnets Raceway in him one of the premier Montreal. Ron Waples, his pacers in North America. regular driver was competing His 12th victory for 1973 was in the opening leg of the Can taken at the fourth leg of the Am Series, also at Blue Can Am, a.t Vernon Downs, MOSPORT RACE The word about heated competition for Formula Fords Mosport is spreading. It brought Eddie Miller all the way from Denver, Colo., looking for a battle and that's exactly what he found here in a 20-lap Bulova Formula Ford feature. Miller, the 1972 U.S. Formula Ford champion, won the race, but he had a tough tussle with series leader Luke de Sadeleer of Willowdale and a flock of other Ontario racers. He crossed the finish line just half a second ahead of de Sadeleer. THe gap covering the top five cares was only 2.6 seconds at the finish of 49 miles. It's the toughest race I've ever had this year, said Miller. An estimated 20,000 watched the races on Sunday. ORONO 7, PORT HOPE 6-fn -a- see-saw battle ai the Orono Park on Monday evening the Orono Midgets took a 7-6 win over Port Hope. Graydon Moore on the mound for Orono gave up six hits while the Orono batters took eleven. Moore not only pitched a good game but came up with three hits. John Cornish, Nickie Van Segglen and Tom Moffat all belted out two hits with single hits going to Tim Jenkins and Ron Clapdorp. The Orono Midgets will play the Port Hope club in the first round of the finals as both teams are in the C group. The next home game for the Orono Midgets will be on Monday, July 29th with game time at 6 15 p.m. KENDAL EAGLES The Eagles did not have a productive week in the local Dasebail woria. ine only game of three completed was a loss for the local crew to Port Hope in Port Hope by a score of 6-5. In the first inning Port Hope took a 1-0 lead which Kendal nulified in the second with a run off two hits. A two run homer in third put Port Hope again out in front with the count remaining 3-1 through the fourth and fifth. With a number of N.Y. in 2.03.2 then boosting him to $32,574 for the year. Muddy swept away with the, sixth leg of tbe series at Garden City Raceway in St. Catherines. Questions had arisen about his soundness, but he kept his supported uplifted as be took the race in 134 lengths, bringing his winnings up to $38,824. At this stage, he lead the Can Arn with point standings of 250. He had been removed from the fifth leg at Saratoga Raceway, but not for reasons of lameness as rumors had him. Muddy Georges largest race was at Scioto Downs raceway at Columbus, Ohio, the last leg of the Can Am series, where he placed third. At this time, he had taken 275 points in tbe series. The last leg was, however, won by a Canadian horse, Smog, who won $50,000. He was owned by MacCuddy of Strathroyand driven by Stanley Dancer. Mr. Hooey owns Mulddy Georges dam Lassie Spangler who was bought by himn several years ago as a thre year old at Delaware, Ohio. She was going to be racec by Mr. Hooey, but didn prove herself to be much, sc she was successfully used as broodmare. George was sired by the late Muddy Hanover for breeding fees on only $30000 In 1972, Mr. Hooey was given $2,136.00 as a Breeders Award. He was one of 955 individual recipiants. In bis first racing year, 1972, Muddy took three wins out of 6 races. In 1973 he rose to 13 wins out of 18 races, and in 1974 he has taken 9 out of 19 races. Iw May of last year, Mr. Hooey was notified by MrG. David of Richelieu Raceways, Montreal, that bis gelding Muddy George would be named as horse of the month of April. He received a, souvenir plaque and cooler blanket, with the ninth race of the day being named in his bonour. Muddy George's latest race was several weeks ago at R. Carlton Raceway in Ottawa, where he won in 2.01. e 't errors to Kendal in the sixth Port Hope went ahead 6-1. Mather scored for Kendal in the seventh. In the eighth Kendal came within one run of tieing the score but enough steam could not be mustered to gain the extra run to go into extra innings. Kendal had five errors in the gane. Two other games which involved Kendal were called off. In Ajax the game was called on account of darkness in the first half of the fourth and later in the week Keene was unable to field a team and the game had to be forfeited. PLAY IN KENDAL TONIGHT The Kendal Eagles play in Kendal to-night when they face the entry from Oshawa. Game time 6:30 p.m. Muddy George racing in Toronto on Saturday finished second in the fourth race being nosed out by Springfield in a time of 2.00.4 for the mile. Muddy George went out in front about the quarter pole but was unable to hold forth against the strong finish of Springfield. KAWARTHA RACEWAY Gerald Robinson and Derek Newman both picked up wins at the Kawartha Raceway during the past week. Robinson took his win driving Joe Stadt in the fifth race in a time of 2.09.1. In twenty-five starts this year the horse has won a total of $1,543. Second in the event was Wee Albert, owned by Morley and Gordon Robinson of Newtonville. Derek Newman notched his win on Saturday evening driving the Orono owned horse of James Phair, Tarpot Scotty. The race went in 2.08.2 and was its fourth win in twenty starts this year. THe horse has also placed on two occasions and shown on five occasions. Gerald Robinson was second in the same race with Joe Stadt and Junior West was sixth with King Direct. Thursday evening Junior West was second with Belle's Son and finished fifth with Geisha Richelieu in the tenth one position back of his brother, Keith, driving Donna Duke Dee. On Friday, Juiy 26th a competition is being held in the Orono Park for children 12 years and under in the art of Frisbee throwing. The winner of the competition along with the next two runner-ups will have the opportunity to com- pete in the Canadian Champ- ionships to be held at the C.N.E. in Toronto on Monalay, August 19th. Mr. Russ Major asks that those wishing to enter the competition be at the park at 6:30 p.m. on July 26th. The competition includes events for accuracy, distance, guts and skills. The Guts compet- ition requires a team of five boys or girls. More informat- VENEZIA RESTAURANT ,Highwayv 1153 and 35 12 miles south of Orono PHONE 983-5651 OPEN7 DAYSAWEEK Specializing in Pizza - Meals Also Week-End Specials ion can be obtaned trom Russ Major. In the meantime practice the sport and ncidentally the Frisbee to be used is a 108 gm. Pro model. See you at the park on evening of July 26th. Keep the date in mind. R2EAY.FO1! OZZIE'S FOUND TUE GARLIC! Will be closed for holida starting July 27 until Augu ,5th. 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Derek Newman was fifth in the 8th with Victor Hal Direct. The ninth race was won by Sir Edward Pick in the fast time of 2.03.3 leaving Newman in a sixth place finish with Ruby Parker and Gord Irwin in a seventh place finish with Carmen Comet. Irwin returned in the tenth to finish fourth with Hoot Van while Keith West was seventh with Ja De Glasford. Andy's Comet won the event in a time of 2.08.3. Some local horses and iorsemen were entered in the races at Port Perry on Sunday with F. Stacey driving Wil Lor Amy to fourth and Keith West a third place finish with Jeanie Marie. M, (on