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Model 115 7" S7 SAW Regri29.5fJ 94.87 IL Lincscorcs Una and PUakXl. Caaala. HH Buffalo ononis km I Columbua 130 11 1 IT 0 Xaaintian. Cwk Schmidt fly, Oavuuit (Si and-atton: Butters, r. Green r3i.

'Blackburn Si and Ruetilni WP r. Grwt. LP Addlngton. HRa Pow.re (Si, Burda Harree, Ruahlns. Model 146B 6" SAW Regular 115.00 79-87 i3- X- WEDNESDAY; JUNE 5, 1863 LTHE OTTAWA JOURNAL td ke Races' To i At Rideau Carleton Pennsylvania Opens First Race Track Three divisions of No.

2, Denneny, iormef National' PHILADELPHIA' (tTIV' Stake event wilLLvighlight toj-iJIockey league great and a The horse player of Penn-'Jiight'f harnesa racing proftram member of Canada" Hockey I a a I shurrounded by at the Rideau CarJoton. Race- -vnr. In ill there will be tdtaJ of 28 paten entered in the three rjeals with a purse of $730 up for graha in each. The atake events will include! nan or rime win oe on nana. slain Willi lrfaliil bolting.

to preenr-" trophy to-Jlij- cam do it at home with the iuii Dicuing oi uej taw uo-. ginning thia Friday. Liberty Br II Part, the commonwealth's tint licens- nwywiiininnii eo narncaa racing iracn wiin ine lounn, sixin ana are ooo pari-miituel Exiling, wnies race, on the card. -J ggj; Keystbn. Stale history wher.

The feature event of thetwp smith. jone. ha It opens 50-day meeting. evening tiatea, ai tne mntij rand the bettors can hardly race with, tptal of eight horse, 1 iTJoEoSoilS ft set i to go i including jypsy w. Smith.

Duetel ito, and s.iin-Rarnn Friarri Im aWhaifernoth. oaron, rnsco ee ban Ch, WPW Song, josedale On Hel-i smith LP Hawkina hr tkott. ferkey, Adios Ysles, Bar Gold Km ernoftonooi a i and Scoti Exnre' Atlanta oooaiiorooo 3 lr i express. Nmlumi jurrette (lOi. DaUtowakl The al0.

a and Punetanfl: Braiu-h. Brir carries a pur 'V-. some oi me top anver win nei hr valentine In action including Alan Ceisel. Rose Coke to name a few. In all there will be 10 races with the first scheduled to get under-way at 8.13 p.m.

Or Thursday evening the feature event will be called the "Cy Denneny Pace." BulTa eioooee Columbua 000 001 11 0 Dillon, caeale i7 and Cannlraaro: wait Adfually, they've been waUahj- for something like ISO years for Just such an occasion, the result of a U5i largesse by the state legislature, when the lawmakers finally spread the mantle of approval on pacers and. trotters. However, flat racing is locked in the stable. Have Inn in the sun this Sum mer. Your Red Cross reminds you to learn and practise water safely before holiday time rolls around.

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-aaaaal CANADIAN r.V." Wi THOMAS AO.VS r'T'Llit I "'TID, CtT. Rideau Carleton Entries R.oeau faavttj pro. tram tof Tnukday. Juna rirat Mil. Trot, -Cji(id.

Purar (JOO I Spat-a Pick Knifht I Ctuunlo U.ll Muuoa S-Datcrmina C'tk I Mupri Hanover. Brtron 'S -Sunny Xmuflt. Rwtwrlaun. Sciun K. Mivil 7 Surra PMrl.

Rnn Quaania MacOuft. t. Murphy liaaend Pace, Claaailnrd. Punw Ma 1. llnl.

Car Hal. Wainar. 3' Doctor tan. RoWmiti 3 lrn MacOull. Bote 4 Hal Bart' D.

Camarnn A t'Mat Abba, Chamberland Bounv Girl. 1 Murphy. 7 H.rv.y Hal. Kerr 5 Succaaa C. Mivllla.

Tliird Mila. Trot, Claiai3. Purae SWO1 L. Whila Princaaa. Hrbart 1 ftoia Gallon.

A. McDonald. 3 IAo: Karr 4 tlarK Potomac. Caldwall. 5 Cindy Riddall.

Slliphant. Nrvilla vamia. A Fykt Jran Bingrn. Prltcruwd S. Janata Victory, 3.

Moor Pourth Mlla, Pat. Claiaifiad. PuVaa SJOO: I 1. Johnny Johniton UQV. I Ben Mayaily.

A. Pyka 3. Ml Angus, K. Mormon. 4.

Spica Kins, D. Coa. S. Todd Bvrd. J.

Mijrphr S. Mary Volo 8. A. 7. HI Jo.

J. Bouvrt-tle Sind Coma, J. Baakln. Alio ahfihla: i' Roberta Taaa, C. Cokt ruth Mila.

Pace, Claaaificd. Pura t30n-. 1. Andy Mac. T.

Baltllch. I 3. Roaamary Ban. 1. rarr.

a. Caah. C. Mlvttle. 4.

Iva B. Roae. A St. Amours 5. Jay WalU, Sauva S.

Nor Sh wood jjAlio. R. Curran. By SAM SNEAD When ball is pulled to the left, it means that the clubhead has moved into the ball front-outside the intended line of flight The same thing often happens in the slice, tut in the pull, the clubface is closed (facing left) and does not drag across from right to left To cure this outside-in pattern, one cure Is to be sure you shift weight to the inside of your right foot on the back-swing. Some pullers leave weight to the left then shift it to the right falling back on the downswing.

This almost always moves the clubhead from the outside at impact Rroadcaatar. i 'Almnrt Uuacl Mint Hie AJart eliaiij. Irifn Sia'tn Trot, Claaallird. Pura S4) 1. Pirkville.

1 Bouvr1ta 1 Riaoail Cokt SiUprutnt 1. Mri a Lat Toinkl Carnal. Wnil)! Kanland Lady Boyc Mr. Uay Key Haoert" 7 Hr.riiiM Kilt ClarVohian. PrIIHiard Svntft Mila.

Pare, Claaailrad Pua MU 1. lend la Jane. Curran 3 Sleeplaaa Knill. Hebert 3 Dr Top Miller Bouerella. Neoga Jotr.

Dillon S. Superior Laa Atbiore Ldy Violet Direct HirUard 7 iw.na Guina'. Beltllrh -a SKenny Counaal. W. Coke "afvtii CUiliad Pura S400.

I Willmington Bella. Curran 3 Brady Scott. Coka 3. -New Key. A St Amour 4 Jean CUpp -Brochu J.

Lucky Majorrtte. Bouvralt .1 Jnrinatown Chief. Hanna. 7 Billy By O. Atmore.

Rob Ric. K. Karr Ninth Mile, Pace, Claaallird Pura S4S0: I. Modal Mac, Gemmill. 3.

Rapid Fir. Baker. 3. Brook Honor. O.

Cos. 4. Copperarnith. Pilioa. 5.

Bay Townahlp. P. Caldwell. S. Cracker Jack.

Mivllla Mc a rirat. Curran Tenth Mila. Paa. Claaailtad Pura S30O: I. Stuart Maleaty.

A Pka 3. Thunder dale Thompaon 3. Dr. Baker Jr A. McDonald.

4 Jnan'a Boy. W. Demera. 9. Prince Brook.

A St Amour. S. Vic Da Sou. C. Hilliard.

1. Cherry Cake. W. Demera. S.

tddla Mlta. Brochu. SNEAD'S GOLF SCHOOL Cure for 'Pulling' In Weight Shift rvsmr fOOTAHD AT Ml Jll Austin, Brower Win Wrestling Features Killer Buddy Austin made his first defence of the Cana dian, heavyweight wrestling title successful one last night at the Coliseum. In fact the blond villain made short work of Larry Ho- quirt. Moquin gave the fens something to cheer whea he took the opening 'fall at 9.4S but they had little to be happy about from there on.

Austin worked over Moquin with great enthusiasm end fin' ally forced his opponent to submit' Once using the Indian death lock. So the match was even after four minutes of the second fall Moquin had little time to recov. er and found on the losing end after only 17 sec ond, had gone by in the third and deciding fall Austin took full advantage of hi weakened opponent and again applied the deatn lock to win the snatch. In a second best-of-three falls Dick: -Bulldog" rower disposed of popular Cowboy Ron Reed In straight falls. The first came at 13.07 and the second with only 37 seconds gone.

Chet WaUeck and Bob Boyer put on the longest bout and that -was a third best-of-three fall affair. Walleck won the opening fall and Boyer evened the match at 10.20. Walleck finally wore down his opponent and eventually finished him off with a pile driver at 10J5. WARREN K. COOK CLOTHES No.

44) ELGIN ST. PHONE CU-44J7 i LUMBER YARDS TO SERVE YOU BYTOYN LIOER GATmu PAPmUYILLE S-A-L-E 500 BICYCLES (New and SeconC Hand) F.ST niczs IS TOWN ntADC IN YCK.lt OLD BIXt DYLES Co. M9-N7 Bank St CE-MU aelaaa Saaaiiaal aft. Harlrea Street In the other two bouts on the, program, Eddie Auger defeated Gene Kelly at 17.11 and Tony Napolitan over Ovila Asselin, at 15.47. Today's Pitchers By United Press International (Won-lost records in parentheses).

AMERICAN LEAGUE Minnesota at Kansas Chy (night) Stigman (4-5) vs. Pen. (5-S). Detroit at Cleveland (night) Bunning (3-5) vs. Grant (3-5).

Boston at Washington (night) Conley (2-3) Sterthouse (2-6). New York at Baltimore (night) Ford (6-3) vs. Pappas (4-1). Chicago at Los Angeles (2, two-night Buzhardt (5-2) and Herbert (5-2) vs. McBride (4-6) and Nelson (2-2).

NATI9NALLEAGUE Milwaukee at New York Spahn (7-3) vs. Jackson (4-5). St. Louis at Philadelphia (night) Simmons (6-1)- vs. Culp (8-3).

Los Angeles at Houston (night) Koufax (7-3) vs. Johnson (3-7). i -San Francisco at Chicago C7UAhia and rilawnrth 0-3) -vs. Sanford (7-3) and Fiaher (3-6). Cincinnati at Pittsburgh (2, twl-night) Nuxhall (4-3) and Purkey (1-2) vs.

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