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Saturday, "August 18, 1973 The Ottawa Journal 23 Glenda Reiser wins medal for Canada MOSCOW (CP-AP) Glenda Reiser of Ottawa and Dianne Jones of Saskatoon put Canada in the medal list Friday at the World University Games. While Miss Reiser picked up a bronze medal in the metre run and Miss Jones a silver in the pentathlon, the men's basketball team won its second straight game. The men came from behind to defeat Mexico 71-60 in preliminary round-robin competition, which assured Canada of a berth in the next round. Canada won its first matc 111-71 over Iran. Paola Cacchi of Italy took the gold medal in the metre race.

Mrs. Cacchi, 28, from Milan, set the pace throughout the second half of the race for a Games' record time of four minutes, 10.7 seconds. The 1972 Olympic bronze medallist finished well ahead of Miss Reiser, the girl from whom the Italian star the world mile record earlier this month. Miss Reiser, 18, was second in 4:12.5 and Tonka Petrova of Bulgaria third in 4:13.5. Thelma Wright of Vancouver wound up fourth in 4:13.8.

Nadezhda Tkatchenko, a chunky Russian girl, picked up the fifth gold medal for the Soviet Union in Friday's competition and the country's ninth after two days when she won the five-event pentathlon. She had 4,629 points, well ahead of second-place finisher Tatiana Vorokhobko of the Soviet Union, who had 4,444 points, and Miss Jones, 23,. with 4,370. The final event in the pentathlon, a two-day test, was the 200-metre run, in which Miss Vorokhobka had the best clocking with 24.1 seconds. Miss Tkatchenko was second in 24.8 and Miss Jones third i in 25.8.

Miss Jones, who won the high jump section of the pentathlon Thursday, was fourth in the long jump with a leap of 6.05 metres. In the women's 400 metres semi-final, Joyce Sadowick of Burnaby, B.C., finished third in 53.5 seconds to qualify for the final. Judith Canty of Australia won in 53.3. Nadyezhda Kolesnikov of the Soviet Union was first in the other semi-final with a time of 52.6. The Canadian men's and women's volleyball teams both took victories in preliminary sub-group action.

The men won 3-0 over Lebanon and the women defeated Poland 3-1. In basketball, however, the women lost 54-51 to Romania. 733.9825 DIAL A MECHANIC 5 DAYS PER WEEK 10 A.M.- -12 NOON We felt for a long time that everyone who owns car at some time or another has a nagging problem that you would like to talk about. Now you can. Simply phone the number below and you will be able to talk to trained mechanic about it.

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The pylons and the holes were still there in June, and the returfing job was ruined forever. Remember the beautiful playing surface at Sir Robert Borden High School just last year? Just look at it now. "They" may try to tell you that soccer did the damage, but this is strictly not true. You may say, Well, of course, these people have a job to do, but I can't help wondering why they never plough up a field in the middle of the high school football season. I also asked City Parks department last year why it was that in 1950 a group of soldiers in Hong Kong could go into the bush with a flamethrower and a bulldozer and come up with a soccer field in a couple of hours, but they, with their budget of $1,200.000 per year couldn't even lay down some field markings.

I accompanied Tony Chapman and Jim Heppell to City Hall in February when a brief was presented by this association requesting a $1,200 grant to assist with our representative teams. The request was turned down. At the meeting, one alderman queried, "We give these people facilities, don't we?" "Yes, Yes," said the board in unison. My contention is that they may think they give us facilities, but they certainly don't give us soccer fields. What they give us are patches of grass, and usually the grass is in pretty bad shape.

Some say we shouldn't rock the boat, that if we do, we will lose what we already have. We mustn't adopt this attitude we've got. to go on being militant about our facilities." Such poor sports facilities are a reflection of the lackadaisical, unconcerned attitude that civic officials are showing to the plight of a concerned group of individuals. We seek no special privileges; all that we ask is that soccer be given the same opportunities that are directed 1 to other sports. Any comments would be greatly appreciated and can be sent to my address on 21, Myrle Avenue.

Sadeek wins 'B' field day Majeed Sadeek, a 13-handicapper from Valleyfield, Quebec, won the QGA class (handicaps 10 to 14 inclusive) field day at Carleton Golf and Yacth Club Friday. Sadeek shot a 78 with nines of 37 and 41 and he survived a double bogey on the par five 18th hole to win by one shot over Ron Lawruk of Manderley. Rick Reynolds, of the host CGYC, took third low gross prize with an 80 and Stan McLeod, of CFB Ottawa, shot 81 for fourth. Three golfers tied for low net honors but based on retrogression Jamie Bowland, of Manderley, got the nod with his 80-11-69. Len Bussiere also had a 69 net and the 13-handicapper from Bearbrook, took the second prize while Carleton's Chuck Hedges had a similar 82-13-69 for third.

Manny Monaghan, from Rivermead, was fourth with a 70 net. A field of 51 golfers participated. JJ Overal captures handicap in 2.04.4. Canada lost 63-33 to Bulgaria in a game Thursday. Canada placed 14th in the men's optional exercises gymnastics with 154.35 points from Gordie Mackie and Ron Hunter, both of Vancouver, Steve Mitruk of Hamilton and Bruce Medd of Ottawa.

They had 154.35 points. The Russians won the gymnastics gold medal with 170.15 points followed by Japan with 167.40 and Romania 163.69. a Sports Pavilion schedule of events The Sports Pavilion will have a full week of activities at the Central Canada Exhibition. An amateur freestyle summer wrestling tournament will get underway today at noon. Grant Lavallee, an inter collegiate heavyweight from Renfrew will the 75 wrestlers from Montreal, Toronto, London and the area.

A karate demonstration will be Sunday's highlight and it will go at 2, 4, 6 and 8 p.m. The playground championships will be on Monday and Tuesday featuring championships: in 1 floor hockey, basketball and ping pong. And at 8 p.m. Tuesday evening, the McNabb Raiders will challenge the Rough Riders Old Timers in a basketball en- counter. Included on the Old Timers team will be Bobby Simpson, Ted McNarly and John Bove.

A mini boxing with 15 bouts is slated Wednesday and pro Paul Seguin of Hull will be on hand. Fencing demonstrations and competitions will be held Thursday with clinics following the demonstrations at 1.30, 4 and 7 p.m. Canadian champions, the Takahashi brothers will be among the 200 judo participants from Ontario, Quebec. and Northern N.Y. in Friday's mini olympics in judo.

Twelve top players will play in a round robin tournament Saturday. And an archery competition on Sunday at 2. p.m. will end the week-long activities. Rideau Carleton Entries SUNDAY -Mile, Pace, Purse Pointer Gay '(Labreche) Captain Missie (Potvin) Billy Goose (Simard) 5 Willowbrook Darky (Chartrnd) $400: ON Don't Know (Zeron) Super Willow (Carisse) 8 Don (TBA) Red Rex (Miville) 7-2 Donald John Cleo (Norris) 9-2 8 Proud Victor (Larush) 5-2 6 Happy Sunshine a (Chartrand) 12-1 Sams Susan (Bourassa) 10-1 ALSO: Stewarts (McHate), Princely A.

(Chretien). SECOND- Mile, Pace, Purse $600: Silver Fox (Bourassa) 8-1 Ben Harry (Joanisse) 6-1 3 Teddy Dares (Goulet) 2-1 Cast Iron Kid (Laframboise) 8-1 5 Frosty Hunt (Larush) 5-2 Superior Paddy (Chartrand) 5-2 Belinda Gun (Dufty) 8-1 Noble Diamond (Desiardin) 10-1 THIRD- Pace, Purse $400: Doug Stone (Brazeau) 9-2 2 Someday Ann (lacurci) 7.1 3 Ginger Patch (Lefebvre) 2-1 Brad Fedor (Demers) 2-1 5 Golden Boy (Reynolds) 4-1 6 Gina Guinea (Norris) 7 Denellos Briddy (Lancaster) 8 Dick Key Day (Grant) 61 ALSO: Magic Penny (Aiguire), Senafor Frank (Bourassa). FOURTH Pace, Purse $700: Esther Herbert (O'Dwyer) 6-1 Thunder Gratten (Lefebvre) 12-1 Southern Song (Laframboise) 10-1 Mr. Goose (Demers) 5-2 5 Posey Town (Chreflen) 7-2 Riley O'Brien (St. Denis) 2-1 Jarvis Hal (Lapointe) 7.1 8 Pontiac Tilly (Larush) 10-1 ALSO: Owen Creed (Workman).

FIFTH -Mile, Trot, Purse $700: 1 Dixanna Kathy (Duffy) 2 Earnscilff (Duford). Rideau Frost (A. St. Amour) Tupper (Larush) Armbro Luster (0'Dwyer) Anoka (Lavalee) 9-2 Flo Frost (Labreche) 8-1 Ro Pa (Turenne) 10-1 -Mile, Pace, Purse $1,800: Farm Byrd (Demers) 10-1 2 A. St.

A. (A. St. Amour) 7-1 Dons Bow (TBA) 5-1 Victor Scotch (Aiguire) 5-2 Mr. Cecil Express (Bourasse) 2-1 SEVENTH -Mile, Pace, Purse $500: Doc Spin (Miville) 7-2 2 San Jacinto (Duford) 9-2 Kevin Overtrick (Workman) 5-2 A Rideau Jack (TBA) 10-1 Armbro Lyric (Joanisse) 8-1 One More Chance (Stewart) 2-1 Cardinal Rainbow (Malette) 8-1 Crystal Bill (Pioutte) 12-1 ALSO: Mighty Maynard (Farr), Caddy (Curran).

EIGHTH- Mile, Trot, Purse $1,000: Manotick Dandy (Pritchard) 2-1 A. J. Harlan (Jobin) Dins Boy (Demers) A Chapel HIll (Hebert) 7-2 5 Woycharm Jude (Lavolee) 5-2 Lise B. Sam (Fox) 10-1 Ozark Peter (Dutty) 9-2 NINTH -Mile, Pace, Purse $900: Watchim (O'Dwyer) Armando Hanover (Fox) Regal Dapple (Steele) 3-1 4 Honey Rainbow (Desiardins) 5 Herman Pick (TBA) 10-1 6 Lee Bud (Bourn 5-2 Sam I Am (Demers) 6-1 8 Rogues Rocket (Dufty) 4-1 TENTH -Mile, Pace, Purse $600: Del His Boy (Duford) 2 Watters Mir (Duffy) 3 Terrible Ted (Workman) 4 Bonded Stock (Larush) 5 Duke Volo (Williams) 6 Parker Dell (Avery) Charmin Countess (St. Amour) Diplomat Pat (Carmichael) 10-1 MONDAY FIRST-Mile, Trot, Purse $400: QUINELLA Salignac (Williams) 5-2 Rcya Tester (lacurci) 9-2 Josedale Dora Scot (Marion) 6-1 Rusus (Labreche) 10-1 SECOND Mile, Pace, Purse $400: 1 Tish Rodney (Biehier) 9-2 Berbaras Value (Gauthler) 2-15 Room Service (Labreche) 10-1.

Jeans Lord (Duf-rd) 5-2 Stewarts Gold (McHale) 7-2 Twinkles Adios (TBA) 8-1 Jersey HI (Desirdin) 6-1 8 Lady Drummond, (Marion) 8-1 Also: Storm Worthy (0'Dwyer). THIRD -Mile, Pace, Purse $450: QUINELLA 1 Gypsy Hill Lew (Williams) 2-1 Berlinger Gail (Jobin) 6-1 3 Largesse (Findley) 5-2 Kiwi Butler (Purdie) 30-1 5 Lawrle Laurie (Hebert) 7-2 River Circle Will (Duford) 6-1 7 Highland Clan (Oehring) Centennial Coln' (Larush) Also: Frisky Fun (Avery). FOURTH -Mile, Pace, Purse $600: My Steady Son (Viau) Miss Jenny Brown (Fox) Chico Bey (Warner) Katie Thom (Webster) Jake Gables (Lake) Moonyeen (Findly), 5-2 7 Arrochaur Laurie (Larush) 11-1 8 Majestic Girl (Parcels) 2-1 FIFTH- -Mile, Pace, Purse $450: QUINELLA 1 Lord Sunny Stoney Prince (St. (Marion) Dnis) 8-1 7-2 3 Count Francis (Workman) 7-2 Scot Gables (Lake) 6-1 5 Lightning Express (Pritchard) 2-1 Joe Duane (Switzer) 10-1 Smart Flyer (Hebert) 5-2 Romas (Bruyere) 9-2 Also: Frisky Fun (Avery). SIXTH--Mile, Pace, Purse, $550: Snowfall (St.

Amcur) 7-2 Rite Pro (Lirmbse) 5-2 Jeannys Pride (Purdie) 2-1 Meadow Counsel (TBA) 12-1 Cold Stuff (Williams) 7-2 Viola McGregor (Cameron) 7-1 Norie Adios (Maisonve) 10-1 Cindys Lady (Hebert) 8-1 Also: Fairwell Light (Larush). SEVENTH- -Mile, Pace, Purse 5400: QUINELLA Steve Grattan (Coville) 2-1 Lady Barber (Reynolds) 4-1 3 Miss Kingston. (Simard) 10-1 A Don Miguel Frost (Demers) 5-2 interrupt (Joly) 7-2 6 Mr. Oregon (Chartrnd) 8-1 Shadydale South (Turenne) 12-1 8 Sandra Stuart (TBAC 8-1 Also: Willor Ace (Goulet). EIGHTH -Mile, Pace, Purse $500: Merrie Painter (Lavolee) 5-2 Disco Angus (TBA) 9-2 Ben Gables (Lake) 2-1 Gypsy HIll Speck (Williams) 10-1 5 Cabonga Pride (Demers) 4-1 6 Expensive Sam (Pregent) 7-1 Barry (Duford) 7-2 8 Lumber Glo (Lfrmbse) -Mile, Pace, Purse $700: 1 Owen Meadow Creed Dino (Farr) (Workman) 2-1 5-2 Cheval Chanceux (Viou) 8-1 Candy Tag (Desirdin) 6-1 5 Justalong (Munroe) 10-1 Rusty Mojer (Duford) 8 1 Sir Senga (TBA) 7-2 London Lady (Bourassa) 9-2 Also: Dougs Choice (Goulet).

TENTH--Mile, Pace, Purse $450: EXACTOR Liomar Victor (Stewart) Deacon Wann (Lake) 3 Mountain Joy (Workmen) Ottawa (Elliot) 5-2 Petite Gau (Boyer) 12-1 Kessler Crocks (Avery) 10-1 Frosty Magic (Fleet) 7.1 8 Erik (Locke) 8-1 Also: Royal Star Dole (Hebert), Carmen Betty (Jobin). CUSTOM MUFFLER By MARIANO DE MARINIS There has been a great deal of concern in Ottawa recently regarding the lack of suitable playing fields. I was told by officials of the Ottawa Tigers, for instance, that they had been promised a pitch by the City of Ottawa, but unfortunately, they have been forced to obtain a private high school field for the past four years. Visiting clubs of the National Soccer League have been shocked by the poor quality and inadequacy of this location. This year, the Tigers were granted the use of the Mooney's Bay Sport Complex only to find that it had to be closed down to allow for repairs.

The City of Ottawa could not find them a suitable replacement and the Tigers had no alternative but to acquire their former ground. So far, Ottawa is the only representative in the National Soccer League that has not had a turf supplied by the municipality. It is obvious that if civic officials continue to act in this manner, they will not only suppress, but eventually stifle the growth of soccer in the Ottawa area. Ken Irons, a referee, coach and over-all soccer enthusiast, who along with Jim Heppell and Tony Chapman has given a tremendous amount of time and devotion to the establishment of the Ottawa and District Minor Soccer Association, feels that this predica-. ment is also evident in the minor soccer ranks.

Following are a few of his observations: "When I returned to the city in January, plans were being laid for the coming season, and Jan Knappers told me that he was in charge of the grounds arrangements. I told Jan that "They" would break his heart. "No," he said, "I don't think so. You had your methods and I have mine. I am sure we will have no ground problems." Four months later, I met a weary-looking Jan Knappers on a touchline, and asked him how he found the problem of coping with our.

field requirements. Said he to me, more or less, "They're breaking my heart." I didn't want to say "I told you so" but it's obvious the pattern of previous years is still prevalent, We will be given permission to use a field, say, on Mondays and Wednesdays from May to October. One week after the permission is granted, you find the field ploughed up for re-turfing, but you weren't told that in the first place. Or a coach phones you, as happened on more than one occasion last year, to tell you that he has a game scheduled for a particular ground the next day but that workmen had dug a three-feet deep ditch right across the playing surface. At the end of the season, two years ago, Highland Park was re-turfed and I was told it cost in the region of $8,000.

You, the taxpayers paid for it, we couldn't use it of course, while the re-turfing was being done, but we were happy in the knowledge that for the next season we would have an excellent field in thae McKellar area. Some hopes, that winter, an ice-rink was laid on top of the newly-laid turf. City parks even dug holes to install flood- FREE INSTALLATION LIFE TIME GUARANTEE (available) MUFFLERS AND SHOCK ABSORBERS Guaranteed In Writing CARLING MUFFLERS Wheel Alignment 1688 CARLING Licensed Mechanic AT CLYDE Free Suspension Check 722-0540 CAPITAL MUFFLER SERVICE IMPERIAL MUFFLER CENTRE 1115 ST. LAURENT KING RIDEAU WARD 236-0571 (Muffler AT CYRVILLE 749-2242 AT CUSTOM MUFFLER CUSTOM MUFFLER SERVICE LTD. DISCOUNT CENTRE 206 AT GLADSTONE 234-9053 CHAMPAGNE 728-1981 CHARGEX MOST CREDIT CARDS ACCEPTED $7 VALUABLE with COUPONS purchase TOWARDS of shock CAR absorbers WASH or WHEEL muffler ALIGNMENT $7 Yvon Demers, leading driver at the track, reined Js Overall smartly to victory in the $1,200 Preferred Handicap Friday night in the fast time of 2.04.4 at Rideau Carleton Raceway.

Nechako Pride and Happy Hal battled for the lead most of the way but Demers displayed his driving skills and made his move at the right moment to pull away easily in the home stretch. Adios Earl was second with Happy Hal finishing third. Happy Go Lucky placed fourth and Nechako Pride brought up the rear. It was a good night for long shots. Top price for a $2 investment was paid by Lonn's Rideau Carleton Results First Race--Trot, Purse $500 -Nita Cash (Zeron) 23.50 7.80 5-Kiwanda Charlie (Norris) 7.20 Time: 2.10.4.

Also ran: Joice's Choice, Marges Walker, Toe Jam, Sharp Hoot, Dean Tully, Danny Burton. Quinella; $66.10. Second Race- Pace, Purse $500 1-Miss Maysmith (Hebert) 9.50 5.20 3.40 6-Johny Tar (Farr) 10.90 4.70 8-Scotty Beechwood (Joannisse) 3.80 Time: 2.08.4. Also ran: Cool Charm, wick Baby, Valdor Grattan. Lady Pink Tree, A Jeannies Pride, BerThird Race- -Pace, Purse $500 5-Lonn's Express.

41.60 15.50 2-Hawthorne Jack (Avery) 16.50 Blue Bonnets MONTREAL (CP) Results at First-Mile, Trot, Purse $2,000: Blue Bonnets Raceway Friday night: H. K. (Lachance) 9.30, 5.60, 3.60; Turnabout (Bourgon) 14.20, 7.00; Scot Rick (Hanna), 6.80. Time 2.06. Haut Away, Josie's Spencer, Matthew Honover, Manana, Golden H.

Careless Fran also started. Mile, Pace, Purse Fashion Duke (Savignac) 16.30, 6.70, 4.10; Shepherds Delight 14.00, Time. 9.50; Bandmaster (Desjardins) 4.70. 2.07 2-5. Jefferson Dandy, Sylvia Bunter, Keystone Adage, Mr.

Red Adios, Quick Jester also started. Upland Sweets was scratched. Daily Double: $98.20. Third- Mile, Pace, Purse $3,500: Fast Ambush 4.60, 2.90, 2.30; Mike (Lachance) 2.70, 2.40; The Cope Man (Aiken) 4.50. Time: 2.01 3-5.

Top Deck Lobell, West River Eggaway, Heinze Travel, Tiger Paws, C. A. Dundee also started. Fourth--Mile, Poce, Purse $1,500: Meadow H. Dole (Gamache) 29.60, 10.40; Duke Speed (Gendron) 5.20.

No show betting. Time. 2.04 1-5, Great Lynn, 'Side Effects, J. R. Doll, C.

F. Adio, Ex Go Per, Belle Coloniale, Overlord Lobell olso started. Quinella: $46.70. Fifth- -Mile, Pace, Purse $2,500: Encounter (Boucher) 6.40, 2.90, 2.40; Armbro Huck (Gendron) 2.80, 2.20; Raider City (Hanna) 2.50. Time.

2.02 3-5. Smoky George, Fridays Painter, Cedar Crest Lee, Chief Bob also started. Sixth Mile, Pace, Purse $1,400: Major Billy (Gendron) 9.00, 5.30; J. J. Adios (Cateltier) 11.30.- No show betting.

Time. 2.04 2-5. Jimmy Green, Angers Pride, Welcome. Change, Highland's Comet, Great Jefferson Image also Speedy Ed Was scratched. Quinella: $47.40.

Seventh- Mile, Pace, Purse $3,000: Pastime Old Shep (Charron) 4.60, 3.40, 3.10; Muddy': Boy (Gendron) 3.80, 3.00; Fred A. (Hanna) 3.90. Time. 2.02 4-5. Bonny Strathair, ron, Saumon Mouette, Wicked Mir, Meadow Lenco also started.

Eighth- Mile, Poce, Purse $1,600: Olympic Torch (Waples) 5.00, 3.901 Pouvoir (Rheaume) 4.80. No show betting. Time. 2.02 2-5. Colorful Mir.

Louder Soames Lobell, Granby C. C. P. S. V.

Bengali Blue, Royol Marge also started. Quinella: $11.00 Ninth- Pace, Purse $15,0901 J. 3.70; R. Skipper (Waples) 8.00, Cone- 4.70, Smog (Dancer) 3.90, 3.30) vin (Cote) 5.20. Time: 1.58 45.

mbro Nesbit, Thor Almohurst, Ar. mbro Nadir, Lemon Tor, Springcreek John, Durell's Chip, Jambo Butter. Rob Ron Ritzar was scratched. Tenth- Mile, Pace, Purse J. J.

Byrd (Charron) 40.50, Scranton Hanover (Boucher) 10.50. No show betting. Time: 2.01 Mary Sirrah, Bobby T. Mighty, Golden Able, Short Time, Goat. McDido also started.

Exacta: $171.50. Attendance: 8,943. Total Mutuel handle: $596,493. Dalpe's double deadly blow Hull Volants blanked Hull Ambassadors 4-0 at St. Redempteur diamond Thursday night to take their best-of-five Interprovincial Junior Fastball League semi-final series 3-1 in games.

Volants exploded for all four runs in the fifth inning and Ben Dalpe's double with the bases full ignited that frame. The centre fielder's smash cashed all three Hull runs and promotesthem to the finals -against either pennant-winning. Ottawa RA or Kemptville. Andre Pigeon hurled a nifty one-hit game for the winners. He was touched for a bunt single to mar a no-hitter in the first inning.

A senior league playoff game completed the doubleheader before a fine crowd with Touraine and Hull Volants playing to a 2-2 tie. It marked the second straight game in the series that clubs have played to a deadlock. one you series. One Drop want got designs the in 3 cottage different Pinecrest and Morrison we've right 28 into models Queensway, Time: 2.09.1. Also ran: R.

Little Lady, Daring Senator, Dave HamIlton. Sandy Argenteull, Isidores Dream, Guee Bob's Bimbo. Quinella: $275.20. Fourth Race--Trot, Purse $1,200 5-Clever Coln (McCormick) 4.00 2.70 2.30 4-Rideau Anne (Cameron) 3.30 2.40 3-Lela Sharpshooter (Duford) 2.70 Time: 2.06.4. Also Lewmor, Davey Mir.

Fifth Race- Purse $400 1-R Adios (Chortrand) 4.30 2.90 5-Ping (Lavalle) 5.20 Also ran: Hanny Snip, Stars First Son, Spring Creek Alex, Armbro Hamlet, Biscuit Box, Edgewood Becky. Quinella: $12.80. Sixth Race- Pace, Purse $500 Romantic Way (Jobin) 8.70 5.00° 3.60 4-Billy Miller (Leblanc) 8.30 4.10 5-Countess Rene (Viau) 3.30 Time: 2.05.3. Also ran: Sally Doo Little, Quinte Dale, Rebel Land Harry, The Fighter, Prince Robbie. Seventh Race-Pace, Purse $400 -Howle Dee (Farr) 17.20 6.60 -Queens Nimbo (Bourassa) 4.20 Time: 2.09.

Also ran: Rodney Power. Snead, Victor Frosty Mac, Faraway, Saint Clair Buck. Quinella: $39.90. Eighth Race--Pace, Purse $800 4-Bolton Cemmand (St. Amour) 15.70 6.50 5.40 7-Yankee (Joannisse) 4.40 3.40 $-Lady Madonna (Demers) 4.10 Time: 2.07.1.

Also ran: Berts Apollo, Prima Robbie, Dougs Choice, Shlaway Hen, Senator Roan. Ninth Race-Pace, Purse $1,200 2--J Js Overall (Demers) 10.40 4.80 3.40 1-Adios Earle (Duford) 7.00 3.80 3-Happy Hal (Coviile) 3.00 Time: 2.04.4. Also ran: Happy Go Lucky, Nechako Pride. Tenth Race -Pace, Purse $600 -Spring Creek Tom (Williams Sr.) 17.70 10.50 2-Margie Cherry (Cecchin) 6.50 Timer- 2.07. Also Mr.

Lees Boy, Scotch Minnie, Knight Air Harry. Exactor: Lorn Dares, Pro Teen, Jaly Ezra. $130.30. Express in the third, $41.60 to win and $15.50 to place. Nita Cash set the trend in the first race by returning $23.50 to the punters.

Four other races on the program rewarded the bettors 'in double figures. Lonn's Express combined Hawthorne Jack for a quinella payoff of $275.20 in the third. The card attracted 2,380 spectators who poured $113,389 through the mutuel windows. Tonight's feature race is the ninth with a field of seven entered in a mile pace Tor a $1,000 and O'Brien, with Demers driving, early favorite at 7. to 2.

Lucky. Buck and Drexel Anne will be hard to eliminate. Others in the field who can't be underestimated are Angies Baby, Busy Guy, David A Brook and Pop Pop. On Sunday, A. J.

Harlan will be the favorite to make it two in a row in the feature race for trotters. Manotick Dandy, Chapel Hill and Waycharm Judy will make it tough for the favorite. Dins Boy, Lise Sam, Ozark Peter can take 'it all without too much of a surprise. In the feature race for pacers, Mr. Cecil Express will probably get the heavy load of bets but he will have to give his best to beat Dons Bow and Victor Scotch.

Farm Byrd and A. St. A. will complete the field. Starting time tonight and Sunday is 7.45.

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