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TORONTO (OP) -Ci ar-smok- cotllbatitivo rocordfor the four- mg Al Balding won
sinnal, Golfers ssociation cbam- aoilnoosncll csoedliins score! was plonshlp Saturday with a as-hols roads.
9 Valley club. was .two strokes nine in the
of the event. Balding shot 90!! - llgllnds of N and 07 on the 7! Al won first-agile money of 8150
tbic liadbsenpian-them both limos around. Thaw f.';'li"':.min Mllliiolah affair. officials yard Mill. and the as-yard 15th.
scores and to hold a 86-hole touti- nament Sat , . BEST SCORE WAIHED OUT
w washed out. the three hole. nsiiiins was P"'""l' livllltlntehe66b:Iltrld:t:yora.:t the touraa- downnl-trtwe and Leonard went one Tha Canadian ment. Elli ballooned to 3 71 and over reglilationfiguren to fall two lllllllllltlolll ICON 3 70 in smu-day's play for a 141- strokes behind. - total. Ho tied for fifth place with Edmonton's Henry Marteli. finished the next three
in third place were 'l'oronto'a even-par figures. Murray and Monti-eal's i8aturday'a championship attrac-
hoie, ,. swirled over the range.
Boy Gamble: On Boxing: Now causes Sm By Going Blind At Age Of 21
TUCSON. Ariz. (GP)-Six years hard. ago, baby-faced Bobby Woods had s choice between a
in tho movies. bby llmllod ll? said he couldn't go to Hollywood boxing. - unless they gavo him a contract Tod . at the age of ti, he's and a bonus besides.
going iind.
point.
teenagers who hung around a any bonuses. so Bobby Wu. use qmmml movie company" filming "Tho suadad to stay in the ring. ' Last Outpost" Tucson during the autumn of 1960.
The pin. Troo Production Co. fighting good llghtwoights and at '"""r”"" W" """l ”i”- practicaily adopted Bobby - he 19 he met two world champions. hecamo tho eollllilllfl boy and its mascot.
when tho east and crow found defeated him. out Bobby was beginning his pro- but at 21. the punches caught heard ll! the bleltllo --
sional career at the an up with Woods
and including stars yet Woods faces major surgery to in Rhonda Regan-Turned out twice save the sight in one eye. Multiple at tho Tucson sports centre. The detachments of the retina have young tllliter lost his first bout. left him almost slghtless.
a four-rounder. Two weeks later
lilo defeated a fellow named Oscar oun nommyg mom mm OITOB. i
Em s.n,o3, who W mated mo" FORMIA, Italy (Reuters)Gov- of the movie companyia officials. emmellt
the game.
take a crack at Hollywood, starts I donkey llolll tlli tolllll 01 Clcem. mg as an extra. ancient Rome's great orator. For THOUGHT HE WAS CINCII
cinch to make if he stuck
it and worked the tower and open it to -tourists. aboard ship.
. second ear-old Downsview layout. left I ' consecutive Canadian pi-om. his course Friday before the aa- "cut
. nsidiosulssneoiliuvonthc of . lcilllheldlilillliltm at Toronto's Credit ll!” All ll” 0" "1 ill! 39””
round. He was i t iii t and t mo" Sh ::wzt:..2:.... ”':'”..:::"...':”"..-: :.v-n:.'.:..i...".:': .....t-."..;-:.. tester out
Ii3LEY.L8uri-ey. In . (OP)-
.u.u Lllllt. E Warn D05Vl'5Vl:rW rig: HE got :30. Villa. Que.. Thursfilhyo won the U" 99' P ' . gamma 30111 Tums Duke of Gloucester event, one of MA6 'y,e,vy dowuponf Friday Big Al found three holes "N. the premier competitions at tho
i to his likin I he birdied ”"'"” C”'""'0"W"lta "mt- washed out tho first round of the cally I O wun". mom! 15 couuuuv. hullaeycsloi: the so?-yardhrs
war tit sac. ,tllbIl0' OPIWW-' acorao 5. 0 me” dead"! ” "uh 0'" m "EV": on ,g:":5&,m:o1, 1,, u” competitor out. of some 1,000 en- and round umt um mu.n.mem lllllil to return I highest possible view, W” amid”. mm, 3.3”” score. The winner won the Duke's Bill Mawhinnoy of Vancouver and Leonard wastied going up to tlml” "E ' 0”” PH” 9' 5
re tmed his
poor weather roliditions. R33 fell dur- Tho Toronto golfer and Iaonard mg PA" 0' the day and lllllt fol
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Beraling Umpire
TOKYO (CP)-Wally Yonamllle.
veteran baseball player. bawiled t an umpire Thursday n1gt--
"I think 3 l) ted . He ll"
mm...” um! um” pgogymwsst mtomh and not thousands of words in Jap-
career in boxiii and s on shot (chuck Woods. Bobby's manager; ,”:”3,”f;f;j p;ege'd.:,'::.,"wlf;'l ,3
Trrditittgsialliztlinhdapm. ulgpirs "And as much as they liked "re "9 W lsh respe a Woods was one of dozens of Bobby. they weren't about to give '0'” how" mmly l' ' deem”
Yonamine, Japan's leading hit-
H ter with a .846 average, alld feet lo:wg,'m':;V"tw?l ya” '11; 1:: first into home plate on a squeoae
Yonamine lumber-ed to his feet.
errand ileathoriivgeigbt Sandy Saddler and -tutu: his liace to wklthlndan 3:: in 1.; Jimmy cum, mu; o e ump re's mas an or
' we r in ringing tones thlat could be
. The astonished umpire stuck to 110': hardly old enough to vote. his decision but lat Yonamino stay
. Remember When
I! THE CANADIAN PRESS
Eleanor Holm Jarrett, U. S. officials arrived here swimming star, was dropped from including Regan, urged Woods to 5"""lllY Wm! ' W'""l't '5 "W the Olympic team 20 year! IE0 to- day. Shortly before her Berlin-
ye." . arm” hn lumod M. bound steamship dropped anchor. "They liked the kid," sunto. donkeys in the 85-foot tower that the 22-year-old backstroke cham- snid. They thought he was a covers Cicero's grave. Now the plan lost her .piace through al-
NEW YORK (AP) -Unbeaten Greek Game led all the way is the mud to win the 8140.850 Ari- ington futurity by five lengths Saturday and Count of Honor. a true son oi triple crown cham- pion Count Fleet romped to "an oqualiy impressive victory in tho ss'l.25o Westerner Stakes at Hol- lywood Park.
Two of the oustnnding stake riders were aboard Greek Game
msilted that the colts wore the but they have ridden this year.
Jockey Willie Hartnck. the lead- ing rider in ih. United states. earned his sixth stake victory of the Arlington Park meeting at Chicago by letting Greek Game. o two-ysar-old owned by Fred W Hooper. run his own race to cover the six furiongs in 1:12 1-5. Jockey Eddie Arcaro, riding Count of Honor for the first time, opened him up at the iarturn and the dashing three-year-old hay colt from Kentucky. literally flew in to beat the more seasoned so- cial climber by four lengths. Count of Honor ran the W4-mile distance for the first time and did it in tho fine time of 1:59 2-5.
FIRST EFFORT
Arcaro was subbing for Count of Honor'a regular jockey. Johnny Loagden. who is under suspension or rough riding.
For Greek Game. it was his first effort in the mud and the big brown colt sired by Olympia. who finished second to Mr. Busbor in the I948 edition of the Futurity. responded brilliantly to .egister his fourth straight victory. It was worth 534.410 to Greek Game's owner.
llevoria Knoll Fa(ni's Jet Coi- onel. a 19-to-lsliot. was .second. throe-quarters of a length ahead of Bwlimazon ll'arm'a M-to-1 un- derdog, Etoonian. '
Greek Game. a l-to-5 favorite. returned 32.60 to win and boosted his earnings to 0110.285. Second place money was worth sao.ooo and third 315.000.
Count of Honor, alate comer who did not race as a two-year- old. captured his fifth race in as many starts and his first stakes. He paid t3.50 to win.
THREE-HORSE BATTLE
Eleven three-year-oids started the race but it was strictly abat-
isitho movies government proposes to restore iege violation of training rules
Greek Game Wins Arlingion Stakes
and Count of Honor and both com- 950
count of Honor. until Arcaro
"I the switch four or iivo times on tho Count Fleet son opened up with a sensational display of power and grace to win going away. Terrell. owuad by F9! Ell!- werth and a atahlomato of swaps. made one strike coming into the stretch at Count of Honor. but he faded back and finished third. Count of Honor picllied up til.-
smsile stalls Nces Saturday-
.At Jamaica. Parlo. champion three-year-old filly hadn't won a race in more than a year, closed with it rush to boat
the sz5,ooo Ballerosa Handicap for Fillies and Mares. 'Tha five-year-old daughter of Heliopolia. owned bl! Wlllllim 911' polnt's Foxcatcher Farms. paid
lengths behind Blue Sparker owned by Amory Haskell. proa- ident of Monmouth Park.
won the
of Olympia paid 316.80 to win. the 516,475 governors handicap at behind in the mantle
Wallace Agrees To Title Fight 5
would be agreeable to a North American light-heavyweight title
thony. The British Empire cham-
that Anthony. heavy. is angling for a bout with Wallace in Toronto for the North American title.
The bout was proposed after 1;
tie between the three of them the- pace - setting Elan Host. Terrang
There were a e v a r a l othc lllllllllllill
The phenomenal Ribot came from
uow m Wm Chrismpher Che” Italy and won Britain's richest
St d i ii f ery's Manotick was third, IVA iafley gal: ?:n.5:' me U” 0 '
yards on a
. lldil'kdthDo.ll circle M Fe-rm's olvmwa Be" Etifil-3' ....5.i'. fnesief i...""S..ii
Nan-angansett Park coming from piled on by Italian fans who fig. F800 10 ured their champion unbeatable edge Mrs. R. V. Rlhidou'a Deep made Ribot a sizzling 2-to-5 favor- Thousht by a halt length in 1250 ice in the llzi-mile event. High 4-5. Wise Margin paid 351i to Voldi was 100 to 7 and Todrai 33 win. to 1. Marcel Boussac's lfurun fin- ished fourth.
tory. The four-year-old has never been b e a t 2 is. His performance
Ipedestal faiolngside tEurapl:'a1 gent g orses o to cell ury. cu ing urday ''If the price is right" he MAY 3311;; To sum
-on on ii””.;.::F y::..:”.."."b::::" .1: 1260.000 in 1938 and now stands at plon was commenting on a report the stud of English 'Wmm” 3 P'”ml'l"3ll3ll" Martin Benson.
his compatriot's example and re- tire to stud unbeaten. He is un-
Anthony scored a 10th round TKO meet the United states victory over Tony Johnson in plons, Swaps and Nashua. And it
adajs Davis Cup team grouped during the Ontario Tennis Cham-
in no on Ribot Shows,Grecii Form In .......n on. n...n.. by wt Winning Rich English Race
' lengths to win the first runnin of
By ALAN HARVEY Canadian Press Staff Writer ASCOT HEATH, England iCP)
Drawing clear in the last 400 mud track be
all - lull”! 324-059 t ed th 228.000 Ki G ihl Min Woudtord Stalin at MW 3: uaueenehllizabeth lrllalteiorfii as y
mouth Park by a length and a A t b 11 1 my lioli over Louise Bell. with Triple 1-iio qr.f.f.e.ic-gurtsninchyy lvillieenlgitlgii -lay Third. The chestnut daughter Veldt was second and the Belgian-
, owned Todrai a surprised third in Sam Tuiano's Wise Margin won the new of nine,
A ion of money. much of it
It was Ribotls 14th straight vic-
aturday surely puts him on a
Oddly. Nearco also came from
Now, Ribot will probably follow
kely to accept an invitation to cham-
New York Friday night.
will take a really fabulous offer.
CANADIAN DAVS CUP T
Newly-elected members of Can- are:
in Ottawa. Iaft to right Willey of Vancouver; Bob Bedard Victoria.
Lawrence Barclay of Vau- of sherbronke. Que: and Don couver, named to the team for Foniana of Toronto. They will the first time; and veterans Paul meet the U.S. next weekend in (C? Photo)
Canada Second In MacKinnon Match
perhaps exceeding six figures, to BISLEY. surrey. Eng. (cpl- lure him away from Italy because The Macldnilon long range match under present regulations the ltal- at 900 and 1,000 yards was won in government takes half the by England with a score of 1.047 purchase price. Friday at llisley's annual Com- cThere was a 15-minute delay at lllollwullll llloot.
the start after Todrai unsealed Canada' was second with 1,021 his Jockey and ran loose. When and south Africa third with 971. the tapes finally went up the The Australians withdrew when Irish - bred Daemon went to the their captain realized they had from. with Ribot breaking aiuK- inadvertently broken one of the
S lxilill of -in-i:il
.kh(N'iiltli'l.
No more
o runny liquid a sticky cream 0 messy Kc”-
. rules. linger. Is Ribot better than Nearco?
Turf veterans who saw the older . 3 h g horse win the Grand Prila at Paris M -mont 5 20 years ago were inclined to cast an 1 their votes for Nearco. but in any Pp y i
event Ribot is probably the heat C B
horse it-oduced in Europe since the Second World War. The four- year-oid's most marked physical TORONTO lCPl - Rocky Mar- characteristic is his enormous ciano is to watch the Ardlie chest. giving him a ”heai't-room" Moore-James .1. Parker heavy. some turf writers say was weight fight here next Wednes- matched only by Phar Lay. the day.
Australin wonder horse. liocliy. undefeated world cham-
plan who retired a few months 0 Yogi Berra lo
1.25
Hill I itn
ago. will cover the is-round bout INN ,
for a Tomato newspaper.
Mondny.July231y5b r 7
Provincial Prize Shoot
The Annual Prize Shoot of the P. I. Pro- down. vincial Rifle Association will take place July 26th. "I know he's been tired for
"M Mung” Cneyi 27th, 28th, starting at 8 P.M. - x
NEW YORK (AP)-Yogi Berra is taking a few days of rest on the advice of Dr. Jacques Fischel. the New York Yankees club phy- I
sician, who said Berra was run-
weeks." stengel. "He was in a slump, too. and that made him worry more. I'll have him do his resting at the stadium because I can maybe usel him as a pinch hitter. He can still
A. F. GORMLEY. Major,
Secretary-Treasurer.
Gel Needed Rest '
scars pitchers even in a slump." ' t
2-.
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Harness Horse Races . We Nlol-lrs- 3 AFTERNOONS '
It's its big oven of the Harness Horse Racing season in lesson Canada. bringing togoiilor ilio cream of Merl-
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A MEET voulitrnll:llns- AUGUST lsio is - A lVEEli Lilllii T0 llEliiE ” MAKE IT A DATE NOW TO ATTEND THE OLD HOME
H
o o 9 Live Stock Show THE BEST IN THE MARITIMES
- Yes the variety and quality of Livestock exhibited has progressed iilroudl the years. This year it is no exagger-
oflootosoylnops
& previous shows.
This your can view ills lodging under most elroullstnoos In the now colisoni.
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Midway and Vaudeville
SENSATIONAL ACTS, RIDES, ETC.
The young and not so young will find plenty of onioy- monr and entertainment in the numerous acts. rides. on:.. that go to lnolio ills Vaudeville and Midway - a midi- lonol port of OLD I WEEK.
Once again we welcome back lill Lynch. who down ilirolsgll illo yours lies played a prominent part in our pro- inn.
2 an cars,-so
TE and YOU Will. SEE --
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C. H. BUNTAIN. Secretary-Treasurer. N. nand ACORN
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