The Ottawa Journal du lieu suivant : Ottawa, Ontario, Canada • Page 43

11 Races Planned Capit Some 11 races are planned at Capital City Speedway with the starting flag being waved at 8:15. Paul Hunter mm mm mj In I rwr Dese Ill 1.UIIC lUII Paul Hunter singled in the of a' seven-inning contest in the bottom of the final frame to give Urbandale a ljiltft A ugui a-v viului over xuv- erview in the first game of a best of three series for the Babe Ruth championship at Alta Vista. Urbandale hurler Mark Murray, who fired a one-hitter and struck out 11 batters, scored the clutch run after reaching base on a walk. Paul Proulx of Riverview, also threw a one-hitter anJ fanned four batters. Aftinn io csaAtaA AtAiV etwuwu PV1IVUUH.U (flVa up at Alta Vista diamond at 6 p.m.

today. Rlvervlew 000 000 00 Urbandale M0 000 11 1 0 Paul Proulx and Ion Watklnti Mark Murray ami Jim Lvnn. al City An interesting; individual race is underway in the late model point race between Aimee Fleury and Al Heron. A week ago, Fleury had a 30-point lead but Heron closed it to 12 points last week. Plans are also in progress for the raceway's big international night next week.

Following is the individual point standing: Sportsman Tom Boucher, 342; Gary Reddick, 136; Mike Shippee, 128; dubby Leroux, 118; Bob Martin, 101. Late Model Aimee Fleury, 242; Al Heron, Larry Love, 192; Bruce Manson, 106; Jack Stothers, 102. Figure 8 Joe Kerrivan, 176; Rodger Spoor, 162; Fred Zimmer, 42; Leo Potvin, 42; Brian Leduc, 36. Hobby Rodger Spoor, 280: Ken Morden, 153; Tim Doming, 134; Yvan Dubois, 121; Skip Wesley, 109. Journal Want Ads bring quick results.

THURSDAY, 9.30 A.M. Right Up to 9 P.M.. Ontario Curling Gals Make Peace 'NORTH BAY (CP) Women curlers from southern Ontario will have a chance next year to compete for the Canadian championship under a new tor- mula agreed to by the province's curling associations. A playoff will be held in Schu macher next winter with three rinks from the Southern Ontario Ladies Cue ling Association meeting three from the Ontario Ladies Curling Association. The winning rink will repre sent the province in the Canadian finals.

This agreement was reached last weekend at a meeting of representatives from the two associations. The SOLCA, which represents 24,000 members, withdrew from the Ontario. Ladies Curling Council' several years ago because of failure to get equal representation. The council, which later changed its name to the Ontario Ladies Curling Association, continued to send representatives to the Canadian playoffs. The OLCA has 7,000 members in eastern Ontario, Northern Ontario and northwestern On tario.

Searches Fail to Find South African Millionaire PORT ELIZABETH CAP) The disappearance in Canada of South African, millionaire Abraham Jacob Wootfson stapes up as one of South Africa's great unsolved crimes. There is no sign of him after more than six months Woolfson was reported missing from, his Toronto apartment last December. "Police have not found a single clue," said his daughter, Mrs. Sonia Dubb, in Port Elizabeth, Her husband, Erie Dubb, re turned recently from Canada where he assisted police on a fruitless search for his father- Maw. "He worked with them day and night," said Mrs.

Dubb. "He gave them all the. informa tion they could possibly need about my father." At the time of Wootf son's dis appearance he was on a business trip to Toronto to complete the sale of $1 million apartment block. He was last seen leaving a lawyer office Dec. 17 carry ing Royal Trust Certificates worth $50,000.

Ontario, Quebec and Toronto poMce, the R.C.M.P., United States border patrols and Interpol were Woolfson's photograph was (lashed over Canadian television networks. SUFFERING AMNESIA? When Dubb visited Canada, he totd Toronto police that he thought Woolfson might be suf fering from amnesia and living in Toronto under another name. Another suggestion was that he had a heart attack and was lying, unknown to the police in some small Canadian hospital. Earlier this year, another Wo 1 eon-in-iaw, Harold MATADOR DIES MADRID, Spain (AP)-Vet-eran Spanish matador Jose Mata, who was gored last Sunday in a bullring 177 miles from here died Tuesday, doctors reported. Mata, 31, was seriously injured by the horn of a dying bull while performing at Villaneuva de los Infantes, a new third-class bullring in the province of CiudadReal.

Wednesday, July 28, 19J1 Rabkin of Cape Town, flew to Toronto to help. His family of fered a reward of $2,000 for in formation leading to Woolfson's whereabouts. Police are still on the alert. "But It't so far said Mrs. Dubb.

"We wish we could be on the spotto see exactly what they are Mrs. Dubb recentdyxvlsited her mother, Mrs. Bella Woolf son, 65, who suffered a stroke in Cape Town a year ago. Mrs. Woolfson has not been told of her husband's disappearance.

"We'll have to start doing something about my father again," Mrs. Dubb. "I don't know what, though. There's no It's so diffi cult. Mrs.

Dubb said police were hoping that once the snow melted some clues would ap pear. "But they found nothing- nothing at all A legal expert said tfcat under English law a person had to be missing for seven years before he was presumed dead. "In South Africa it is left to the dis cretion of the courts," he said The Ottawa Journal 43 Canadians Lose Pins CALiy Colombia (UPI) -The Canadian delegation to the Pan American Games has lost 5,000 pins bearing their nation's maple leaf insignia, the chief of the delegation said Robert F. Osborne said disappearance of the pins has been the only disturbing incident in the squad's training I for the games, which begin He predicted the Canadians would finish second in over-all standings, behind the United States. Osborne said the pins apparently vanished shortly after the team's arrival Saturday, on the 30-minute drive from Cali airport to the' dormitories of the Pan American Village.

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