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The CITIZEN, OTTAWA SATURDAY, AUGUST 16, 1986 E5 Sports Harness racing Ottawa customs officer Cardinal leads Police Games medal assault 52 10-1 5-1 12-1 9-1 4- 1 7 2 8- 1 5- 1 6- 1 12-1 4- 1 9- 2 10-1 5- 1 8- 1 9- 2 6- 1 4- 1 7- 2 7-1 12-1 5- 1 7-2 9-2 4- 1 5- 2 6- 1 7- 1 8- 1 10-1 12-1 8- 1 7-2 6-1 9- 2 5-2 5-1 4-1 Fifth race, mile, pece, $2000 1. Holiday Candy (J. MacDonneil) 10-1 2. String Along Kash (Y.PIoufle) 67-1 3. Goldie Malmont (B Sharpe) 8-1 4.

Unprecedented (G.Robinson) 2-1 5. Lucky Front (G Rivest) 4-1 6 Wolfman Jan (P.Loranger Jr.) 7-2 7. Socks (P.McCormick) 3-1 8 Big Ben (E. McHale) 12-1 9 Fast Ahead (G.Groulx Jr 5-2 Sixth race, mile, pace, $1300 1. All in the Family (R Aube) 6-1 2 Gs Prince (G Robinson) 3-1 3 Kansas Ritie (P Loranger Jr.) 7-2 4 Ima Taxi (J Egan) 5-2 5 Evanwin Eagie (G.Rivest) 8-1 6 Lady Vi (M Filion) 5-1 7.

Senorita Van (R.McPhee) 4-1 8. Dawning (B.Cansse) 10-1 Seventh race, mile, pace, $2900 1 Close to Storming (P Forgie) 5-1 2 David Wiper (P.Lachance) 5-2 3 Pascal Fo (H.Porteiance) 8-1 4 Bel'ast Hanover (R.O Dwyer) 7-2 5 Locust Arlee (M. Dupuis) 4-1 6 Js Choice (M Lanviere) 3-1 7 Omaha Lady (G Rivest) 6-1 Eighth race, mile, pace, $1500 1 Chestnut Cream (P.Lachance) 6-1 2 Rowdy Brock (P.Laframboise) 10-1 3 Palm Breeze (M Lanviere) 5-2 4 Lucky Olc (R.Curran) 4-1 5 Don Cars Bandit (D Murphy) 7-2 6 Taxi Dodger (J. Egan) 3-1 7. Fabien Lamour (L Lover) 8-1 8.

Roof Vert Roily (D.Kehoe! 2-1 Ninth race, mile, pace, $2500 1. Warm Pepper (J. Egan) 5-2 2. Adios Amigo (D.Coville) 16-1 3 Grades Skipper (R.Simard) 4-1 4. Slow Hand (P.Forgie) 2-1 5.

Lagrange Hanover (G.Rivest) 8-1 6 Daylight Dancer (R.Curran) 3-1 7. Armbro Condor (J. MacDonneil) 10-1 Tenth race, mile, pace, $1200 1. Boothill Tarny (M.Dupuis) 10-1 2. Merchant Blue Chip (J.

MacDonneil) 7-2 3. Sams Baron (J. Blais) 2-1 4. Southampton Time (J.Momeau) 3-1 5. Janlen Jonesy (G Robinson) 5-2 6 Roof Vent Anne (E.Toth) 4-1 7 Total Messenger (R.Pyke) 6-1 8.

Mark Ryan (D.Coville) 15-1 9. Aramac Niki (L.Turenne) 8-1 Sixth race, mile, trot, $1300 1. Chimney Sweeper (P.Barkley) 2. Roof Vent Dream (D Kehoe) 3. Latsser Aller (R.O Dwyer) 4.

Meter Maid Jean (D Hay) 5. Ripper Jack (J Blais) 6. Roger Cabin (M Lanviere) 7. Smarts Pride (D.Munroe) 8. One Review (R.Zeron) Seventh race, mile, pace, $2100 1.

Clairtch Harold (E.Stewart) 2 On the Boat Again (J.Hogan) 3. Spring Kelli (P Brunet) 4. Hermine Grade (P.Laframboise) 5. Keane Hanover (M Lanviere) 6. Senator (H Portelance) 7.

Great Lad (Y.Demers) 8 St. Simone (D.Coville) Eighth race, mile, pace, $2200 1. Sk.pper Lobell (Y Demers) 2. Township Gold (L.Loyer) 3 Oketen Okee (M Dupuis) 4 Maple Grove Bob (M Lanviere) 5. Hi Richard (P.Laframboise) 6.

Panamas Pride (D Kehoe) 7. Klondyke Desbi (D Coville) 8. Neblma (P.Dees)ardins) Ninth race, mile, pace, $3500 1 Wolfe Islander (J.Hogan) 2. Whata Lucky Fella (M. Dupuis) 3 Conray Rifle (E.Huntbach) 4.

Albin Hanoveer (K.Sizer) 5. Snappy Senator (R Curran) 6 Township Dancer (P.Reynolds) 7. RTH (M.Lanviere) 8. Columbia Jim (D.Coville) Tenth race, mile, pace, $1400 1. Captains Diana (E.Norris) 2.

Harmony Pererte (G.Pregent) 3. Fiamefta Ella (D.Covile) 4. Spundarelli (G. Rivest) 5 Melissas Jade (A St. Amour) 6.

Prmtemps Front (J.Brazeau) 7. Baron Smith (H.Porteiance) 8. Roof Vent (D. Kehoe) 9. House Odds (D.Forgie) Sunday Entries Post Time 7:30 p.m.

First race, mile, pace, $1900 1. Roanie Jeff (D.Kehoe) 2. Bayside Orion (M Lanviere) 3. Twin Brete (G.Dmelle Jr.) 4. Scrupulous (P.

Loranger Jr 5. Lonesome George (D.Coville) 6. Chitar (H Portelance) 7. Nichouette (R. Provost) 8.

Stonegate Shutout (R.Curran) 9. Domestic Oil (N.Desereault) Second race, mile, pace, $1300 1. Alpinistle Lusco (N.Desereault) 2 Villa Soleil (M.Biais) 3. Bradleys Bride (S.Bradley) 4. Lord Franque (G.Groulx Jr.) 5.

Noble House (S.Normandm) 6 Exact Time (G. Rivest) 7 Pat Van Allen (D Kehoe) 8 Bo Pet (D.PIouffe) Third race, mile, trot, $1600 1. Range Lightning (R Dwyer) 2. Mana Torpedo (G. Bourgon) 3.

The Jug (J.Chretien) 4 Sierra Star (D.Munroe) 5. Kawartha Spoonful (J Weber) 6 Parkhill Hanibal (J Stewart) 7. Flashy Creek (G Groulx Jr 8. Coastal Sue (H.Portelancet Fourth race, mile, pace, $3500 1 Penya Pnnchessa (E Norris) 2. Conray Quizshow (K.

Arsenault) 3 Inside Out (D Kehoe) 4 Hawthorns Cash (C Carr) 5. Always Cool (R. McPhee) 6 Docile (M Lanviere) 7 Hey There Seeister (G. Rivest) 8 Skip A Byrd (M.Samons) Rideau Carleton Raceway Friday Results First race, mile, pace, $1400 2. Fortran (R.O Dwyer) 4.40 2 90 2 80 8.

Cambridge Capt. (C.Dunlop) 3 80 3 90 1. Flanders (M Dupuis) 2 90 Time: 2 03 Also Bradleys Piranha. Zinibar. Tom Fontaine, Dawning.

Roof Vent Mary. Kelso. Scratched Stormor Marquis Exactor: $330.10 Tnactor (2-8-1) $71 20 Box Triactor: (1-2-8) $35 60 Second race, mile, pace, $1200 5. Forever Tiuana (D Coville) 3 50 2 40 2 20 1 I II Bee Special (G Rivest) 3.00 2 20 7. Here Veronica (E.Noms) 2 40 Time: 2 04.1.

Also By By Claudia. Ma Fille. Armbro Dorothy, Manfleur, Ofi Say Ann Exactor $1 1 .00 Quinella: $6 90 Third race, mile, trot $2100 1. Rocky Borrito Sim (D.Coville) 4.20 3 00 2.70 2. Super Yes (R.O Dwyer) 3.10 2 90 6.

Mar Con Ali (H Portelance) 4 60 Time: 2 02.4. Also Cam Mint. Buck, Agnella. Messengers Girl. Scratched Dizzy Sam Exactor: $10 40 Quinella: $5 70 Fourth race, mile, pace, $1100 4.

Senora Lyric (D Coville) 11 00 4 10 3 70 6 Honey Town (H Portelance) 3 50 2 40 2 Lucky (L.Loyer) 2 90 Time: 2 05. Also Casse Noisette. Dallas Woods. Duchess Lou, Irish Troubadour. Mouche a Feu Exactor: $35 50 Quinella: $13 90 Fifth race, mile, pace, $1600 9 Nobel Angus (D.Coville) 5.10 310 3 60 3 Jonca Desbi (J.Momeau) 7.10 12 10 8.

Justen Grand (R.Curran) 6 80 Time: 2 03.1. Also Train Ride. Tri Guy Pat, Fly Bye Jonathan, Piranha Almahurst, Run on Time. 5 Harold Exactor: $121 00 Triactor: (9-3-8) $1058 70 Box Triactor: (3-8-9) $529 35 Sixth race, mile, pace, $1200 2. Dapper Fella (J.Lancaster) 7.50 5 30 3 40 1 Armbro Freedom (E McHale) 8 40 4 20 10, Go Mich Go (Y.Demers) 5 00 Time: 2 03.1.

Also Root Vent Jimmy, Truway No Name, Joshua Drummond. Township Dasher. Geneva Bret. Scratched Apache Killean Exactor: $41 00 Quinella: $22.00 Seventh race, mile, pace, $1600 4.00 Man Jo (R.O Dwyer) 18.70 9 30 5 30 7. Stonegate Vale (E.Toth) 10.10 11 70 8 Bromest Champion (D.Coville) 6 00 Time: 2 02 2.

Also Dan Tanner. Festin Grade. Hesa Bachelor, Baron Court Fort Exactor: $139 60 Quinella: $67.30 Eighth race, mile, trot, $2500 1 (M.Filion) 6 60 4 10 370 7 Manas Lindy (G Bourgon) 3 70 3 10 3 Tangy Tad (P.Forgie) 3 10 Time: 2 03 Also Flos Jordy. Drummer Boy Dun-loe. Glencoe Sterling.

Verseau Model Exactor: $44 00 Quinella: $25 00 Ninth race, mile, pace, $1100 2 Star God (I Farr) 23 50 10 90 7 60 4 Dynamite Ranger (L Rivers) 12 00 11 50 6 Swinging Bill (D.Coville) 4 10 Time: 2 04 Also Keystone Despot. Armbro Bradley, Model Ben, My Golden Steady. Verna Noel Exactor: $283 90 Quinella: $115.10 Tenth race, mile, pace, $1700 4 Glengyle Sunny (A St Amour) 5 70 2 80 2 80 3 Annoda Naughty (M Lanviere) 4 00 6 10 6 Elias Flyer (R Dwyer) 4 50 Time: 2 01 4. Also Aspik. Canny Fox, City of Brockville.

Young Griftm, Kyles Bret. Scratched JOIIy Tony Revonah Exactor: $21 50 Triactor: (4-3-6) $136 50 Box Triactor: (3-4-6) $68 25 Attendance: 1.776 Mutuals: $182,043 Moves Ottawa customs officer Ray Cardinal led a Canadian medal assault Friday which resulted in six gold and nine silver medals at the International Police Games in Columbus, Ohio. Cardinal struck gold in the masters 400 metres, silver in the masters 100 and 200 metres and teamed with Cornwall RCMP's Denis Constant, Ottawa City policemen Marino Sani and Terry Friday for a 4x100 open relay silver. He added a silver in the senior 4x400 relay with Metro Toronto's Ken Davis, Ottawa RCMP's Ray Elrick, Ha-milton-Wentworth's Ken Wilson. Friday took the badminton singles silver then teamed with Angelo Fiore for the doubles gold.

Ottawa constable Blair Gem-mell won gold in the senior hammer with Toronto RCMP officer Gerry Gault taking the masters hammer gold. Wilson gained gold in the senior 800 metres and silver in the senior 1,500. Elrick won the senior masters 1,500 and earned silver in the 800. Mike Crosby of the London City police claimed silver in the open hammer and Don Smawley of Surrey B.C. RCMP silver in the high jump.

More than 3,000 law enforcement officers from around the world are competing in Jesse Owens Stadium. Shooting Britain's John Pugsley won the Macdonald Stewart grand aggregate at the 104th annual Dominion of Canada Rifle Association matches at Connaught Range Friday. Pugsley totalled 514 of a possible 830 points with teammate John Warburton second at 805 and Hull policeman Alain Marion third at 802. With a single qualifying match remaining, Marion leads the Bisley aggregate with 802 followed by Toronto's Pat Vam-plew at 799 and Vancouver's George Frazer 797. Richmond B.C.'s Bob Best took the Gibson match in a three-way shootoff with Vam-plew and Aylmer's Bill Knott.

All had tied at 149x150. A shootoff also was necessary in the President's match with Victoria's Jim Paton besting Marion and Britain's Charles Cunningham. Toronto's Marc Ruffolo took the Viscount Wakefield cadet aggregate with 250 out of 255. Strathmore, Edith Dyas-Brown won the Tess Spencer trophy as the top female in the grand aggregate competition. Jeff Biggar of Fisherville, Ont, won the short range aggregate in a shootoff with Frazer and Montreal's Susanna Kong.

Great Britain outscored Canada 1115-1089 in the Commonwealth match. Heading into today's Governor-General's final, Pugsley set the pace with Cunningham and Paton in hot pursuit. Sept. 1, Rockland Arena, 10 a.m.-3 p.m., for South Nation Minor Hockey AA teams. Players from Cumberland, Rockland, Clarence Creek, Embrun, Casselman, St.

Isidore, Hawkes-bury and Vankleek Hill are eligible. Details Pete Carriere 824-1323. Assistant coach, trainer, manager for Nepean Minor Hockey Association Bantam A Raiders. Contact Fred 836-5539. Teams to compete in boys squirt (11-12) house league soft-ball tournament, Aug.

23, Mano-tick. Contact Bob Sunstrum 826-2922 or Russ Dunse 692-3992. Scoreboard Baseball Ottawa Recreational Maxwell 11 Holms Heating 10 Softball Ottawa Regional Senior Marcel Electric 10 Rentalex 2 Soccer Ottawa-Carleton Oldtimers I Kanata Citizens I 1 Gloucester Hornets 0 Hungarians 7 Barrhaven Rangers 1 Lynwood Centennials 2 Glens Falcons 2 Maple Leat 4 Royals 4 Vanier Invaders 4 Aylmer 0 Oldtimers Kanata Citizens II 3 Red Raiders 0 Women I Glens Falcons I 1 Gloucester Hornettes 0 Lynwood Spirits 6 Trilliums 1 SO Rovers 6 Gatmeau 3 Ladies II Lynwood Centenials II 5 SO Ravens 1 Aylmer 5 Bytowners 3 Falcons II 2 West Carleton 1 Junior I Gloucester Hornets 68 0 Hornets '69 0 Nepean Monarchs 2 Kanata Norsemen 1 Bytowners 2 Cornwall 0 Soutn Ottawa 2 Glens Falcons 2 Nepean Royals 5 Lusitama 0 Junior II Rideau Rowdies 10 Ottawa Rebels 3 Nepean Broncos 3 Goulbourn United 3 Junior Women Gloucester Hornettes 1 Nepean Spirits 0 Lynwood Centennials 3 Gatmeau Ouest 0 Bantam I Lusitania 23 Aylmer Voyageurs 0 Lynwood 71 4 SO Internationals 70 3 Nepean Monarchs 2 SO Internationals 71 1 Gloucester Hornets 70 1 Nepean Royals 1 Bantam I Girls Lynwood Orange 2 Gloucester Hornettes 1 SO Internationals 4 Nepean Spirits 2 Lynwood Panthers 5 Aylmer I 0 Bantam II Kanata Blizzard 2 West Ottawa 1 Lynwood White 3 Rideau Rovers 1 Gloucester Stingers 70 7 Glens Falcons 0 Bantam III Greely 5 Nepean Eagles 0 Peewee I Major Hull 4 Lynwood 72 2 Gloucester Hornets 72 4 SO Internationals 2 Lusitania 6 Glens Falcons 6 Peewee I Minor Nepean Royals 6 Gloucester Hornets 73 2 Peewee I Girls Lynwood Orange 15 Kanata Sonics 2 Nepean Spirits 9 Gatmeau Ouest 1 Peewee II Girls Barrhaven 9 South Ottawa 1 Lynwood Centennials 9 Goulbourn 0 Peewee II East Bytowners 3 Hull SocKers 1 Maple Leaf 3 Jadran 1 Gatmeau I 5 Gloucester Stingers 72 0 Gloucester Stingers 73 2 Gatmeau Ouest 1 Peewee II West Gatmeau II 15 Rideau Rangers 0 SO Rovers 6 Rideau Raiders 0 Kanata Cobras 5 Nepean Broncos 0 Peewee III Bytowners 10 Greely Vikings 2 Mosquito I Major SO Internationals 2 Lynwood 74 1 Nepean Monarchs 13 Barrhaven 0 Aylmer Voyageurs 4 Glou. Hori.ets 74 0 Mosquito I Minor Nepean Royals 10 Lynwood 75 1 Kanata Lasers 9 Aylmer Cosmos 3 Gloucester Hornets 75 5 Barrhaven Bucs 0 Mosquito I Girls Lynwood Panthers 4 Aylmer 2 Gloucester Hornettes 7 Nepean Spirits 0 Mosquito II East Hull 5 Gatmeau 3 Gloucester Stingers 74 5 Stingers 75 0 Mosquito II West Rideau Rangers 1 1 Glens Kestrels 2 Almonte 2 Nepean Colts 2 Kanata Cobras 13 West Ottawa 2 Mosquito II Girls Barrhaven 6 Kanata Lasers 0 Atom I Major Gloucester Hornets 76 3 Kanata 0 Nepean Monarchs 13 Lynwood 76 0 Barrhaven 5 Aylmer Voyageurs 4 Baseball Chicago (AL) Signed outfielder George Foster to a 1986 contract. Houston Acquired pitcher Danny Darwin from Milwaukee for minor-league pitcher Don August and player to be named later.

Milwaukee Recalled pitcher Mike Birkbeck from Vancouver of the Pacific Coast League (AAA). Pro Basketball Sacramento Waived guard Carl Henry. Football Detroit Waived receiver Stanley Floyd. Indianapolis Signed cornerback Preston Davis: waived nose tackle Steve Mailey. San Francisco Re-signed defensive tackle Ron Patterson.

St. Louis Signed defensive ends Hosea Taylor and Bob Ciasby. Hockey NY Rangers Signed free agent left wing Mike Donnelly, right wing Mike Siltala and center Terry Tate. Local sport jl Bob Ferguson Tennis Rideau Tennis and Squash Club will be celebrating its 75th birthday in 1987. The affair will take the form of a reunion extending from June 27-July 5.

Special tournaments and exhibitions of tennis and squash are planned plus dinners, dances, etc. all the ingredients for a major social gathering. Of course, the major ingredient is people so organizers have issued an invitation for all present and former members to declare themselves in and make this the big event it should be. Under the guiding hand of Jean Southworth, a book on the club's history is being assembled and every member from now and then is urged to be included. They ask you forward any photos, artifacts, anecdotes or other items of interest to Jean co the Club.

They promise return of said items in good condition. Deadline for such book entries is October so don't procrastinate. Officials also are seeking to upgrade their mailing lists for past members. If you can be of assistance contact club manager John Bond or past members chairperson Gertrude Turcotte 233-6683. Tri-Sport Petawawa will be the scene Aug.

29-Sept. 1 for the fifth annual Ottawa Valley Tri-Sport competition plus the second annual Oldtimers Puck and Ball competition. The popular affair features two 12-team Divisions (A B) competing in hockey, slo-pitch softball and touch football games so it's apparent versatility is the key for any team. Each team is guaranteed six games and the $400 team entry fee could return as much as $1,500 in cash and prizes. The 12 oldtimers' teams will do battle in hockey and slo-pitch softball.

In addition the whole affair adds up to one continuous party- Any wishing further particulars should contact Grant Cor-riveau 735-3878 or Harley McDowell 735-3730. Lawn Bowling Lily Cheney, Edith Taylor and Alma Cragg teamed to win the non-skips competition at Elmdale. One-game high honors went to Annie Van Ulft, Amelia Finn and Peggy Hardage. Help Wanted: Hockey players to try out IN MIND ON IN A Sponsor of the Tl Canada Pavilion EXPO 86 fmm Coss- xqJKt IP FINGUCO RIM POVvN THE LINE DEEP VJOP-K1NG OM TftfGET RPEfiS PRACTICE HELPS SHBR.PEN King f-ealjies Syndcate Inc 4- 1 12-1 2- 1 6- 1 8-1 5- 2 10-1 3- 1 7- 2 10-1 5- 1 4- 1 5- 2 3-1 7- 2 6- 1 8- 1 6- 1 5- 2 2- 1 10-1 3- 1 8-1 4- 1 7- 2 10-1 8- 1 6- 1 4- 1 7- 2 3-1 5- 2 2-1 W3ML nn Jl you've got a broken car Glass. One call takes jfc'jf MOLSON PLUS SPECIAL TAG TEAM MATCH I JACQUES RAYMOND "The Rougeau Brothers' VS HOSSS JIMMY JACK Tho C.nk The Funk Brothers A SUPER EX flTO $18.50 $13.50 lT rVlolson Brewers HtH'mimr Saturday Entries Post Time 7:30 p.m.

First race, mile, pace, $1600 1. Jeans Mounttain (K Arkell) 10-1 2. Valieycreek Topps (A Bourassa) 7-2 3. Monsieur Bou Bou (P.Laframboise) 9-2 4. Truxon Jazz (M.Filion) 12-1 5.

Mac (M Blais) 5-1 6 Margie Otto (M Lanviere) 8-1 7. Willie Joe (R.Curran) 4-1 8 Tepat (P Loranger Jr.) 3-1 9 Intrepid (D.Jobin) 6-1 Second race, mile, pace, $1100 1 Sir Elsworth (H.Porteiance) 9-2 2 Carefree Rich (C Curran) 5-1 3 Line Bobcat (G Rivest) 6-1 4 Do It Dale (A Plomer) 8-1 5. Boothill Bobbyioe (R Dwyer) 7-2 6 Aigor Tyson (M Lanviere) 10-1 7 Mars Ah (D Jobm) 9-1 BCD Super Star ID Coville! 4-1 Third race, mile, trot, $1700 1. Fredoras Fantasy (J McCormick) 5-1 2 Armstead Brisco (R Dwyer) 6-1 3 De Lemon (J Reynolds) 10-1 4 Armbro Weldon (G Rivest) 7-2 5 Topa Class (D Forgie) 9-2 6 A Royal (G Pyke) 12-1 7 Ibad (M Filion) 5-2 8 Intisy (M Dupuis) 4-1 Fourth race, mile, pace, $1300 1 Velvet Steamroller (K Arsenault) 5-1 2 Markaboy (M Lanviere) 10-1 3 Barkleys Penn (R McPhee) 9-2 4 Fly Into Battle (R Cote) 8-1 5 Game Fulla (J.PIouffe) 6-1 6 Chinook (M Gratton) 5-2 7 Seilson Image (P.Forgie) 4-1 8 First Fury (D Gassien) 7-1 Fifth race, mile, pace, $1800 1 Diamda (J Egan) 9 2 2. Tommys Taxi (D Kehoe) 7-2 3 Skips Record (E Huntbach) 5-2 4.

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