T,-,1. poured on the coal in the slreitil drive Saturday to edge out iiidaiternoon and win the 584,700 call.-int For Handicap before a grand of 35,077 at Jamaica track.
Summer Tan. owned by Mrs. Mn W. G breath. set a track record for the mile and five- figillils run with a time of 2:41 3-5. iiiddcn by Dave Erb. Summer Tan .3. the track favorite.
yggo. Midafternoon was 34.70 and
The winner paid 87.70, 33.90 andi
Monday. NOW 5. 1956 The Guardian. Page 1
. l - Summer Tan Pours On Coal I A' DOWD MOTORS "D' To Win Gallant Fox 'Cap
31-gw YORK (C?) - Summu 83.50.
cute, in third position, paid 34.20.
Rounding the stretch drive. Mid- afternoon got his anout in front of Summer Tan but the winner sought back to grab the big money-
S51,600. raiaLig his total winnings gay
to 5455.821.
At Chicago. Better Goods won a photo decision over Jimmy the One and set a track record at Sportsman's Park in capturing the 329.550 National Jockey Club hand-
licap. The six-year-old. returning
HAMILTON (CP) - Hamilton Tiger-Cat Bees won the Eastern (anadian intermediate Football semi - final Saturday afternoon on 3 Inc - enshrouded Civic Stadium izridiron when they rolled over
The Bees now will travel to Hali- lax to meet either Greenwood liC.'iF or Shearwater for the East- un crown.
iiaiiiilton led I2-7 at the half in lhP cuddcn-death encounter after lraillllil 7-6 at the end of the first miaflvli, After a scoreless third ftllililtlli. the Bees turned a pair iii l.-ikeshore miscues into touch- aiiuiu to wrap up the contest.
'I'iir win was accomplished off IIll' xlrtlng passing arms of quar- triiiniks Glenn Dawson and Paul lligixkii, Dawson played the first half tint sat on the bench in the la-i Il.'lIi with an ankle injury. lliiiis SCORE!) FIRST
itirr only five minutes of play llil('I1 Joe Lukasicwicz picked up a tumble at Montreal's 45 and ran the rest of the way for a touch- dnim Glenn Dawson's convert inn wide. Later In the quarter I ll.unilton fumble of their 10 set up l.akcshore's score. Gord Cowie uont eight yards on a sweep for
F-OOTBALI. SCORES
U. S. COLLEGE East
Yale 19 Dartmouth 0 Princeton 21. Brown 1 Syracuse l3lPenn State 9 Penn 213 Harvard it Columbia 25 Cornell 19 Lehigh 21 Temple 0 fxsvy 3 Notre Dame 7 Wesleyan 24 Rochester 1 Maine 3 Ctiby 7
Buffalo 31 Buckncll is Rutgers 20 Lafayette l9
South
Georgia Tech 7 Duke 0 ianderbllt 6 Virginia 2 Tennessee 20 North Carolina 0 Kentucky 14 Maryland 0
Wake Forest is North Carolina State 0
Hit 20 William and Mary 6 Tulane 20 Mlssissip ' State it Florida A-M 49 North Carolina
A-T la Midwest .
xiii-hlgan State 33 Wisconsin 0 Tulsa l4 College of the Pacific is Cincinnati :3 Detroit 1
Minnesota 9 Pittsburgh 6
lllinoll 7 Purdue 7
Michigan 17 Iowa 14
Nebraska 15 Missouri it
Iowa State 39 Drake I4 . Indiana 19 Marquette 13
Ohio State 6 Northwestern I
Southwest Texas Christian 7 Baylor 6 Rice I7 Utah 0 Southern Methodist 3) Texas 19
' Far West
Oklahoma 27 Colorado in Oregon state 28 Washington an Idaho state 27 Colorado Mines I UCLA 14 Stanford 13
Union 28 California 6
Air Force 21 Colorado state 0
BIG FOUR Toronto (I Montreal 21 llamllton 15 Ottawa 17
INTERCOLLEGIATI
ltlcGilll l3 Varsity 14 "ueena 20 Western 13
T Orttl Toroiito 20 Kitchener (2 Win Berni-Final Winnipeg 7 Saskatchewan 42 (First game of total-point series)
Intercollegiate
ltontreal Lakeshore Flycrs 26-7.3
The Bees opened the scoring:
Hamilton Enters Into Ecistern Canadian Football Finals
in major and Marv Ber-gson con- verted for a 7-6 lead.
in the second half Kondziolka I
went 45 yards on a lcreen pass from. Dawson. Dawson Tthesl paassed 13 yards to Ron Martin on the two and the quarterback sneaked over. His convert was blocked.
GOT FINAL TD
A high snap over l3ergson's head in the final Stanza gave lia- milton possession on the Fiyers' 30. Kondzlolka took a screen pass behind the line and went 30 yards for the touchdown. Jake Hussar converted.
An intercepted pass by Con An- dreychuk set up the final Hamil- ton touchdown. A pass from Hry- sko to Bill Blngham went as a completion as Interference was called on Montreal at the three. Hrysko ran the end for the score. Hissar converted to complete the scoring.
317.30 to win. was clocked in 1:45 over 1 id! miles.
Key Blacane was third and Ja Ja. betting favorite. finished eighth in the field of 12 starters. The 5I:InIllnIl"l purse was worth
Doubledogdare won the snoop. added Falls Cities handicap at Churchill Downs in Louisville. The winner paid 34.11. SLM, and 1.!) Queen Hopeful paid 82.40 and no and Lyckaapaid 32.60 to show.
At Laurel, Md., Soalyn !arm's lnswept splashed to a three-length victory in the Sbaldlu Lowe Jen- klna Stakes. feature of Saturday's
program at the rain-soaked Laiird Race course.
At San Mateo. Cali!.. Count Chic caught pacesettln; Fleet Charge in the stretch to take the 310.01!) Pan American handicap at Bay ' d s by half a length. Ole Travla was third.
The winner paid 36.20 85.10 and 83.70 Fleet Charpe returned S9.” and 84.70 and Ole Travis. the lav- orlte. paid 82.70.
Esliimos Draw Record Crowds
EDMONTON (CP) - Edmonton Eskimos drew a record 138,341 persons to Clnrka Stadium during the eight-game Western Interpro- vincial Football Union season, the
phiizher than the 1955 figure. Aver- age attendance was about 11.300 1 game.
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1952 PONTIAC
Two door sedan-color. light green. Seat covers. air condition. heater. winterized-0.x. Guararitee--
sacs
1951 DODGE
Four door sedan-has heater. seat covers. Dark blue in color-wln-
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S595
1949 PLYMOUTH
Four door sedan-dark blue in color. Equipped with heater. excellent tines-winterized. 0.K. Guarantee-
l s495
1954 PONTIAC
Two door sedan-light blue in color. Heater equipped, winterized. 0.l(.
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S1350
1952 OLDSMOBILE
Four door sedan-two tone blue and ivory. Seat covers. white wall tires. air condition. heater. new motor. Standard transmission - winterized.
0.K. Guarantee-
S1295
1949 PONTIAC
Four door sedan-I-color. black. Air condition. heater. Hydramatic trans- missIon- winterized. 0.K. Guaran- tee-
S595
1 951 PONTIAC
Four door sedan-dark blue In color. New Hydramatic transmisslo. conditioned motor. Excellent tires- wlnterized. 0.K. Guarantee--
S 795
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USED CAR LOT, KENT STREET
PRE-WINTER SALE
1952 BUICK
Four door sedan-two-tone grey and colonial cream. Reconditioned motor. Dynaflow trans- mission. heater. winterized-0 K. Guarantee-
S995
1953 CHEVROLET
Two door sedan-maroon in color. Equipped with air condition, heater. winterized-clean inside and out-good tires. 0,K. Guarantee.-
S1100
igzezy '3? 0
1951 DODGE
Four door sedan-turquoise in color. in perfect mechanical condition-good tires. heater equip- ped-wintorlzed. O.K. Guarantee-
S725
1951 CHEVROLET
Four door sedan-dark blue in color. Mechan- lcaily sound-good body and tires-winterized. 0.l(. Guarantee-
S850
69 ahwi
1949 FORD
Two door sedan-metallic grey. Equip- ped with heater and radio. outside
1952 DODGE
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Four door sedan-maroon in color. In tip-top condition-equipped with heater. winterized. 0.K. Guaranteo-
S1100
Four door sedan-dark blue in color. Equipped with air condi- tion. heater - winterized. 0.K. Guarantee-
S890
1951 CHEVROLET
Four door sedan-metallic grey. loat- or Nulnpod-wintnrtud. or. Gurn- tee-
S 795
1952 CHEVROLET
Toe door sedan--color. dark blue. Ian at condition. heater. sad sovua - whtciaad. o.x. Guarantee-
S795
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1955 DODGE I 1,4 TON PICK-UP
1953 CHEVROLET ti TON ricsr-Ur
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winterized. O.K. Guaran- tee for heavy hauling.
S895
Guarantee. The best buy in town.
S900
1932 FORD V2 TON PICK-UP
Compietelyx reconditioned. Nothing over- looked. Heater equipped. winterized. 0. K.
Guarantee.
S695
1952 CHEVROLET Va TON PICK-UP
Dark blue in color. Heater equipped. Win- teriaed. on Guarantee. Ready to so any- where. anytime.
S825