The Ottawa Journal from Ottawa, Ontario, Canada • Page 12

RAIN OR SHINE RUH 4 QUIKIIULI ADMISSION l.04) larade 1 1 i i 1 "v'v THIS OTTAWA JTJNE' 8, 1939, Smiths Falls Pacer :08 Mil I pu Takes Feature With Pass Half Million Mark In Connaught Betting Br bill wasTwirs; Joaraal rta Connaught Park passed the haH-mlliion dollar mark in betting in it ninth program on Saturday pight, and top pacing effort of produced keen racing tbe best mile of -earqiooos on favorite out nan an the meeting-. Hi Acre Rudy. Owner Cordon Hodgina of from the Pastime Stable and driver Johnny Smith! falls paced a mile injzeron enjoyed a successful 108 In. the Invitation to take night. The former's Sandy first money after Pembroke's (Harvest and Princes LaRose Rocky Hal Can had led the field.

won the third and fourth ra.cea. i to the half in 1.03. However, Rocky Hal Can, ail mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm I v.i 1 I ft JOHN ZERON. I inconsistent as ever though the second race. made an even-money favorite, went into a break rounding the1 first tum'of 'the second half, facing- resume -tonight "it mile- and finished- Meen Connaught prior to the regular while Walter Grant wentoi! Tuesday night layoff.

Tonight's with the Smith FaHs-florae and, feature is the eighth with Sue-beat- out Dominion Boy and, cess Elaine. Rusty Mr. Dusty Brook-C. in that order. Johnson, Black Mountain Bay, Clever Edna, owned by Don4 Abbe's Ensign, "Judge HI Lee, Booth Of Ottawa, accounted fori Bill Direct, Gay Scotty.

Connaught Results Bar molts at CwauiU Mturaajr aliht! Firat Trot. On milt. Puraa-SIOO. On mil- Gelrtr Ka San. (McllmurriT) S0, 4 30, 3 lit; Cila Rrsant.

(Edwaroal 00, lao: Rock City, (Cawi 4.10. Tuna Ml 1-5 Alio darlrd: Van Erie. Balla Brook. Bobbr Key. Tyrona Uu ana frank Laaiw.

Scon A Pac. Pura 1300, anr ant: Ponllae Charl. (Pykc) 1J10. a JO. S.40: HI Acre Zula.

(NaUonr 4 70, 30; Lady J. Iluart. IRar 90. Tim 1 IT t-S AIM atarud: Wouburn. Billy EflMtW.

Xicha4 Hnly, JUiyl Jotmpit u4 Diamond. miaua: Thtrrt Pura SSnfl: An Sandy Harvjtfr. Zrrm tSKI sjo, 70; catny utisica, vrinaiari 4 9 io: Kim Cratun. tMadiUi 40. Tim 14 3-J.

A lao aurtd: Mr. Ma. B. airm. Dlncl CUm.

Mayb C. KffacUv St. Charlaa anal Vol Rnt. Fourth Pac. Pun S3O0, on mila: Prlncra La Roaa, (7rcml Tlao.

4 40. 40; Todd Byrd. $opc) 4 70. 3.10: DWorr. (Danlal M.

Tim 1 11 4-5 Alao atarlcd; Atom DlmlJ vttan rrtaco. HI Acre buaan, Mc-Clklnflon and J6hnny Hal ruin Pac. Pura S2M, on mil: Hollyrood Bill C. ITIIdcol M. 4 10, 4.00; Mlaa ru-h Vonlan, (Gal) 1.20.

50-. Jud( Miliar II. lAdamai 10 SO. Tim a. IS.

Alao atarttd; Unda Jvaar Le. Johnatnwn Chief. Jowdalc Bauty Brook. Prtnc and Prlnccat Guy Abbta. OHHtalla: Sixth Wck-nd Invitation Han-I dicaa Puraa S-100, on Clvr Edn.

(Curranl 14 40. SOOj 300: Phyllt P. Pcnlosua. iGrarHi too. 3 ao-, aumtcr Prlnc.

lEdwarda) Tim 311 4-1. Alao alarud: Inn Dean. Sabina Safety Marl Bobert Van and Chance Payer. Sevrnlh Pace. Puraa S3O0, on mile: Play Ball.

(Corbettl 13 480, 170; Direct Cochato, IN lira I 4 70. a.soi Cay sadi tvercoet Tim 113. Alao atarted: Cala Lee. Margaret' Clrl, Polesn Roeecroft, Billy C. Lew and 3ude HI Lee.

oin.iu: je. fnoy Sate Comfort Use Oil Heat! GEO. P. HARRIS LIMITED, i 1S1 Isabella SL CE3-UM 1 BUILDING MATERIAL ygf- See Uitml pal Dealer for the rajiklng' trot event with- nose' victory oveJht. jjnUhi fall mire.

Phyllis P. Prologue. Sumtew-J'rrnctvihe South Carolina trotter, seeking hit third ttriisbt victoryWM made an I early break and finished third. respectively, and Johnny Zeron drove both to victory. In the featured pact Rocky Hal Can was brought to tha lead at tha quarter pole, with Dominion Boy, Hi Acre Rudy, Dusty Brook.

and Flash following iir that order at the halkJut for ins Saturday in a row the Upper Ottawa pacer broke bis gait and landed. --j The Saturday night mutual ool boosted total betting at fonnaught this year to for nine programs. The stage ot now SS9.4S7. ToUl 'Quinelff Tettiri for Saturday was $24.80 with 976 winning tickets, and 100 wager-en clicking on the t6p Qujnella erica of 139.60 naid on Pontiac Charles and Hi Acre Zesta in BlhlhWek-End Tnrtutloa Pace Pure 50e, an mil: HI Acrea nudy, lurant) io, 30, 1 jo: oom. Ittton Boy.

iMcUJmurrayl 1 SO. J30V Duaty Brook C. (Paoeyl 30. Tim 2 km Aiao urtd: luaa riaati and Rocky Hal can. Ninth Paoa, Pur Sloe, on mH: Jean Chip.

Lvy) 70. 370. 10; Vofu Direct. (Pykel 3 20. 1J0; Pot ot Cold C.

(Com 170 Tim 3 IS 1-J Alao alerted: Stewart'a Dal, Tony Axworthy, prtnac. Suu Mi'lM Easfyiew Club -Sweeps TwihbHI Eajtvlew St Charles picked up a pair of victories in Eastern Ontario Senior fiaae-ball League action. Saints downed Renfrew 10-3 Saturday in Renfrew ana came back to dpwn Carleton- Place 7-3 'Sunday at Riverside Park ip Eastview. in other league action Carle- tonTlace blanked' Ottawa Frats 10-0 Saturday and Frats came; back to Knock off Renfrew 11-4 Sunday. 9w.iF forlll Jack Valiquette and Marlowe were the winning pitchers Eastview.

Bob Vooght ot Ren frew took the loss against Eastview and Seeley wit charged with the losa at the Lhand of Frata. Southpaw Billy Skuce tossed; a i-hit shutout, at Frits for the Carleton Place win but Brien Ios( to Eastview. For Frats Lacrtrht'pitched the win and Bennett took the loss. STRATHS SOFTBALL. Tiger downed Dodger 4-2 1 yesterday in a Straths' Club minp, Softball game.

Guy Madaire pitched the win and. Ron Martin took the loss. In other game Braves topped Red Sox 8-2 and Yankees putacored Indians 14-1, Da Langell pitched for Braves, Don Jelly for the Sox, Bill Giff for Yanks and Jack Gajneron for Indiana. CONNAUGHT PARK Racing Tonight 8 O'Clock I fpt7 ChArlea Godrey, president extreme right who finished l-toit-Placa Cnambet-otCommerca. chaiswUh second and x' fM.i....

seven mile Almonte to Carleton Place a tiona I ki Team a med Lucile Anne HjBacl i SAULI-STE. MARIES Ont.L;BC4i the Nordic eellon.j; June- t. Kr Canada's. cross-country akies will train, first national ski team waa nam- in Kimberley or Princeton, BC ed yesterday and site chosen with jumpers at- Ottawa -fori for training the, team that will the East and Princeton for the' represent Canada in the i960 Olympic in Squaw Calif. Officials of -the Canadian Amateur Ski Association said the team wa established so only select tkier can compete in major international event.

Part of the national squad will, train-In Europe. Bud Clark Jteslgn. W. G. (Bud) Clark of Ottawa, president of the CASA for the last seven years, announced his-i resignation because of pressure of business.

TiM-GuiU 6f Port fro St- Jovite- succeeds -htm with John Fripp of Ottawa, taking Guzzell's post at tecfinical chairman. Ruiiell amar or mtawa waa nimni vice-president and Harold Edge of Ottawa, secretary. Peter Tindale of Montreal' I the new treasurer. Directors Include Ross Larway of Toronto; Mrs 'Pit Ramage, Brentford, Ted Powell, Sudbury, Newt Robinson, Trail, BC; Henri Picard, Quebec, arid Graham Baker of Fort William. Skiers oh the Alpine downhill and slalom will train in November and Decern- ber in Rosiland and Kimberley, west.

Heading the list of skiers named to the National team is Lucile Wheeler, 'winner of two world ski championships and a. member of the Canadian Amateur Athletic Hall of Fame who bowed out of competition last year; Mis Wheeler said ahe has given further thought to. competing but did not rule out the possibility. She has offered to tielp the team with inform tion and tralningand says that might be the basis for listing Quebec." Another top skier on the list i Ann Heggtveit, of Ottawa, Arlberg-Kandahar Winner. 'The Team, Men's alpine; Art and Fred Tommy, Ottawa; Shins Guy BruaoL Agatha, Arnold Mldg-, ley, Ottawa; Jean-Afare Leonard, Ste.

Sauveur, Willi Angerer, St. 1 1 D'Arcy Marsh, OtUwa; Hell Banff, Quarfes, Jean Leasard, Sher- brooke. Que; F. Job I Andre Bert rand, Quebec; Peter Kir by, St. nTriiiliii'ri0iiir ifrin TREAT yourself to -a 2) mil We have 1 e.

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Strt nra-lhar-iw wiTrw Miller Trophy, look on. Journal Phot br Lay) Lorn O'Connor, Vancouver Joha Piatt, Trail; BUI. Stev ens. Trail; V. Andersen, D.

BurneskL Roddy Hebrea, Vancouver; G. Battistella, R. Perrett, J. Gannon, Ottawa. Ladies'1 Alpine: Heggtveit; Nancy Holland, Quebec; Janet Holland, Quebec: Clair Monagham, Quebec; Fay Pit; Wheeler; Elizabeth Greene, Roesland.

BC; Pat Nora; Sandra Osborne, Rossland; Nancy Greene, Rossland; Lor-ralne Edwards; Gall AchUner, RonlantL Jumping: Jacques Charland, Three Riven, Que. last year's Canadian champion; Lout Moser. Toronto; Gerry Gra-velle, 'ptlawa; Gerald Lar oche, Montreal; Franx Baler, Ottawa; Bert Mero, Toronto; Lucieo Laferie, Three Rivers; Irvln Servold- (nordic), University of -Alberta; Frank GartreiL Fort William; Chris Setzback, Kerry' Len, Vancouver; Rolf Laraen, Vancouver. v-. Cross country: Clara-nc Servold, Camrose, Rauhanen, Sudbury; Elmer Ypya, North Bay, Ont; Arvo Ayranto, Sudbury, Eero UusimakL, Timmlns, OnL; Vaino Hyvarinen, Port Arthun Erkki Mikkola, Port Arthur: Irvln Servold, University of Alberta; Simo Kal "Asphalt Pavements Art Best for: Driveways Play Areas Parking zzAreas; -v I P1 ITED Ottawa Ottawa Runner Wins Carleton Place Race CARLETON PLACE, June oU (Special) Kerry -Gill of Ot- University of Western Ontario, tawa finished the annual CarlaVrfinithed second in the event ton Place roaid race In -record and John.

Kennedy. Ist.Battal- Tlme here Saturday evening. He' run, out of the Ottawa-Hull Olympic Club. urn cuniuicice me- wren one-half mile run in.37 minutes 30.8 seconds. The-1 previous record was 18 seconds.

Ha finished ahead of I. a fieM of 23 'entries. II 1 ft- -pi vnoire uamwwiispTPrpistooi i chicgo i 4 1 Di i9S Ford Thuaaterbird taSIYiew D-Z 'an hour Sunday to win the Old Notre Dame downed MO coriveruble chaim.i view.lS-t In an OtUwa Valley Senior Lacrosse League game yeiiarriay at Eaatvit! Bourgeon led the winners with four joals and A. Gravel and Benolt each accounted for three. 4 Other' Notre Dame scorers were Charron, B.

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