The Ottawa Journal from Ottawa, Ontario, Canada • Page 14

1t Tuesday, August 20, 1968 Marlene Streit Leads Opn Qualifiers MONTREAE (6p) Marlene Stewart Stfeitv fresh from winning her 'ninth Canadian women's close championship, holds a two-stroke lead going into today's final hbles of qualifying action for the Canadian women's open title at nearby Caughnawaga. The Fonthill, veteran fired a one-over-par 75 Monday in first-round Qualifying play to take the lead over Marilyn 'Kamfoops, B.C., JocelyBe Bourassa of Shawinigan, and Gail Borthwick of Ancaster, Ont. Mrs. who has also captured the open seven times, breezed In with a par 37 on the front nine and then went one-over-par on the back nine of the Kanawaki Golf Club. Stock Points Title At Stoke Wednesday The stock car racing points championship will be decided Wednesday night at the Capital City Speedway.

And at least three drivers have a chance to take the title. Out in front is Doa Mc-Tavish of Stillwater Mass. with 235 points. But right on his bumper is Lee Osborne of Rochester Y. with 228 and then Roy Makinson of Ottawa with 210.

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The Ottawa Journal Charron Has Big Night At Rideau Carleton Jean Paul, -Charron had-a big night Monday it Rideau Carleton Raceway. JEAN PAUL CHARRON OiV; Charron picked up two wins plus a second in one race and two thirds, Charron drove Success Stormy to victory in the sixth race and came right back with Wildwood Pride in the seventh. Success Stormy, recently purchased by Donnie LaRush, of Wolfe Island, has chalked up two straight victories with Charron at the reins. In addition Charron was second with Success Gold in the second race and was third with Dark Potomac in the third and Highlawn Del in the featured ninth. Yvon Plouffe a pretty fair evening as welL Plouffe won two and established new lifetime marks for both.

Lucky Campana was first winner in third nee and he guided Medal play scoring will continue to be used today, but the 64 qualifying players will switch to match play decided on the basis of boles won instead of scores when the tournament starts Wednesday. Miss Streit won the Canadian close title Saturday at He Bizard, Que. The first round scores of Ottawa and Valley golfers competing in the qualifying round of the Canadian" women's open tournament Were-Rosemary Phillips, Cornwall, 433982; Catherine Cart-wright, Kingston, 433-82; Julia Diditch, Ottawa 4341 84; Vera Watson, Cornwall, 464389; Jean Machan, Kingston 5054104. Wednesday will' marie the final night for the modified sportsman class. However, in addition to three fast sportsman i races this week there will be? figure eight event, three tiger class races, three early late model events and a ladies' race.

Next week there will be a change in the program with promoter Gerry Bisson planning three figure eight events to go with the tiger and early late model races. Senior Ball Semi-Final Play Tonight Teams involved in the Ottawa Senior City Fastball League semi-final playoffs will return to action tonight at Carlington diamond. In the opening game at 7.00 p.mi, Shipman meets Don Lanoue. Shipman leads the best-bf -seven series 1-0. And in the second, game at 8.30 p.m., Overbrook and Wajax clash.

They are tied with one-win each. Forces Post Victory In Cricket Action Cricket cup action this weekend saw Can a i a Forces- down Kingston 111 runs to 112 for six wickets. Leading scorers for Forces D. KEMP EDWARDS LIMITED 25 BAYSWATER AVENUE 728-4631 OTTAWA Lumber and Building Supplies For Better JAGUAR- and RAMBLER SERVICE take it to 504 ELGIN ST. 232-3501 Blitz Mir to victory in the fifth.

Plonffe was second with Rocket Roger in the opening pace. Horses, apparently, are finding the track to their liking because a number set new lifetime marks Monday night including: Ina Burns with Ken Pritchard driving, 2.09; Lucky Campana, 2.09.2; Minor Xindy with Stan Williams driving, 2.07.4; Blitz Mir, 2.10.2; Liberty Farr with Ivan Farr driving, 2.05.4. There were two $500 paces last night In the ninth 'race Liberty Farr, driven by Ivan Farr, took it, and in the 10th event Doc Will, with Roland Char-trand in the sulky, was the winner. And in that 10th race the combination of Doc Will and Mighty Vic resulted in an exactor Of $56. A crowd of 2,084 witnessed the program and wagered $98,338.

There will be no racing tonight at the track, but a regular 10-race card is scheduled Wednesday. Golf News An open mixed two-ball tournament at the Uplands Golf Club highlighted the weekend's action with Mr. and Mrs. D. LecLaire, of Prescott, winning top prize.

The Valley twosome combined for an 81 gross. Two teams finished one stroke behind. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Galon, of Rivermead, finished with an 82 and W.

W. Robinson and Miss Robinson from Uplands also turned in an 82. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Williams, of Brock-ville, won low net honors with a 71V4.

Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Lonsberry, of Uplands, finished second with a net and the team of Mr. and Mrs. G.

Lascelle, from Hawkesbury, was third with a 73. A total of 300 golfers competed. AT ROYAL OTTAWA Following are the qualifiers for the first round of the club championship and the iFinnie Cup. The first round is to be played today: R. Runge, D.

F. Rhodes, F. E. Cochran, D. D.

Curran, C. R. Worthen, C. P. Petrie, P.

Cleary, W. F. Davis, R. Heuchan, D. L.

Snell-ing, J. B. Rogers, J. Bethune, M. Derrick, H.

W. Lay. R. Currie. I.

Irvin. H. DeWolfe, B. Heuchan, K. Halpenny.

J. A. Murray. F. Clinckett, C.

P. Herrick, C. Hembry, J. R. Bethune.

P. Truesdale, J. H. Kenny, R. Quain Jr.

AT GLENLEA Dune Cheyne scored a hole-in-one at the Glenlea Golf Club Saturday. Cheyne sunk his nine iron shot on the ninth hole off the tee. The hole is listed at 135 yards. M. B.

Rohner and Gerry McCaffrey witnessed the ace. Bob Goodman shot a 77 at Glenlea Saturday to win the junior boys club championship and the Ramsay Trophy. Reid Kirkpatrick's 79 was good for second place. Lou Cohen and Harold Perl-mann shared low net honors with 71 's. Sid Abelson and William Monson tied for the second with 72's.

were Mathurin with 55 and Collins, 42 not out Cal Greaves with four wickets for 40 runs was Kingston's best bowler. Palmer, four for 20, and Ahktar with four for 34 replied for Forces. Defence were held to a draw by Cathedral. Cathedral batted first and were 114 all out B. Smith hit 38 runs and Parsons with three for 14 was best bowler for Defence, but time ran out with Defence six runs short of victory, i On Sunday Ottawa lost to Bel Air by seven wickets.

Ottawa were bowled out for 66, Cashin being the only batsman to offer resistance, scoring 32 runs. Bel Air bowler Blades, in a devastating spell, took eight wickets for 20 runs. AT KINGSWAY Andre Dupont won the Kingsway Golf Club championship and the W. H. Stewart Memorial; Trophy Sunday.

Bob Turner was the runner-up and Lucien Marinier placed third. ASK PAUL DOJACK Referee Canadian Football OFFSIDE PASS feet, 6 inches; the goalposts must be at least 20 feet above ground level and joined by a crossbar paral- -lei to the ground at a height of 10 feet The base of recessed posts, however, must not be further than 6 feet from the goal-line. Q. What is there to stop delaying of a game by faking injury? A. A ten-yard penalty! No delay is allowed for player injury, or any othet reason, except by permission of the referee.

The referee has full authority to require immediate removal from the field of a player' who may require the services of a trainer or doctor. Rideau Carleton Entries WEDNESDAY P.M. FIRST Mile, Pan, purs $400: QUINELLA 1. Keystone song D. Houle) 2.

Judy Kohn N. Curran 1. Mud Knight R. Caldwell 4. Brookvll Joan R.

Murphy 5. Lord Mir Y. Plouffe 4. Peter Row Gil .1 Mlllman 7. Petit Trot wiener I.

War Porteous SECOND Mil, Pact, pan MM: Claiming $500 1. Wattles J. Country Watts P. Laframbolse 3. Mighty Judy M.

Williams 4. Maggie H. Grottan R. Laframbolse 5. Surge J.

P. Charron t. Direct Yates A. May 7. Lusty Wkk W.

Denwri t. Irish Jubilee P. Reen Also: Donald G. Byrd G. Guindon THIRD MM.

Trot, 1. Miss Fed way i. Rumba 3. Friend Mon 4. Due Carrol 5.

I.C.W. 4. White Princess 7. Prince Eddie I. Foklr Also: Mimzys Boy, parse S500: H.

Zeron K. Pritchard G. Malo Y. Lavigno A. Bouctier R.

Caldwell S. Willloms O. Knight Brother. Jim. FOURTH Mile, Pace, purse MOO! QUINELLA 1.

Leny Boy A. Hansen 2. Cavalcade Mike X. Backer 3. King Express PI Reen 4.

Spring Creek Edna Williams 5. Armbro Davie W. Demers 4. Port Hopes Boy L. Stuart 7.

Lee Riddel I J. Dagenais t. Robert L. L. Dunlop Also: Bar Adioscot, Quicksilver Vic.

FIFTH Mile, Trot, perse 409: 1. Leonard Abby G. Guindon 2. Gay Paul J. p.

Charron Cindys Margaret V. Lutman 4. Avis E. Adams 5. Shodydale Airwin A.

Boucher 4. Lochinvar Bimbo O. Knight 7. Miss Denise Lee H. Zeron Rideau Carleton Results First Mile.

Poce. purse $410: Ino Burns (Pritchard) 50, lift 2.30; Rocket Roger (Plouffe) 2.70. IX; Northwood Emery (Laframbolse) 3.40. Time 2.09. Patrick Creed, Ezra's Rose.

Bono Vista, Casanova Joe, Don Wyndblough also started. QatnelM: $7.3. Second Mile. Pace, purse $400: Del Mo Va (O'Dwyer) 14.70, 4.40, 3 JO; Success Gold (Charron) 20. 2-40; Nibble Blue (Lutman) 5.50.

Tim 2.11 2-5. Howy-s Champ, Joe Hunt. Josedale Son Juan, Mark Moolecroft also started. Third Mile. Trot, purse $400: Lucky Campana (Plouffe) 14.10, 5.20.

3.30; Leland's Prince (Curran) 4.40, 3.50; Dark Potomac (Charron) 3.30. Time 2.09 2-5. Syndy's J.G., I. J. Collins, Sue's Yum, Lotto Luck, Chrisell also started.

Fourth Mile. Pace, purse $400: Minor Cindy (Williams) 9.30. 4.00. 400; Fast Traffic (Guindon) 3.50, 3.10; River Carole (Mlllman) 3.90. Time 2.07 4-5.

Nibble Hal Direct Queen, Hal Bars, Brownie Wood also started. Quinella: $71.3. Fifth Mile, Trot, purse $400: Blitz Mir (Plouffe) 4.70, Bonnie Kim (Bissonnette) 12.40, 4.90; Mimzy Lee (Caldwell) 4.30. Time 2.10 2-5. Little Colbirish, Wilbur Dean, Cook's Brogue, Tecumseth also stoned.

Scratched: Dictaphone. Sixth Mile, Pace, purse $400: Success Stormy (Charron) 3 SO, 2 50, Francis Leo (Laframboise) 2 50. 2.40; Southern Town (St. Amour) 2.40. Time 2.0.

Bobcat Hanover, F.R.J., Jovial Abbe also started. Scratched: Ernie Jordan. Seventh Mile, Pace, purse $400: Wildwood Pride (Charron) 4.10, 2.90, 2.40; Phil Reed (Lancaster) 4.20, 4.00; Meadow Lynch (Reynolds) 5.50. Tim 2.10 3-5. Stag Dancer, Countess Sauns, Cold Spring Bill, Amos Johnston, Blue Mist Anderson also started.

Ouinella: $11.3. Lamberts Gatinepu Meet Tonight A trip to St. Catharines for the Canadian fastball championships is at stake when Lamberts and Ambassador of Gatineau meet tonight at St Rene Goupil Park in Gatineau. The game gets underway at 8.30 p.m. The teams are tied 2-2 in a best' of -five series to determine the Quebec representative for the Canadian championships.

They are also playing a best-of-seven National Fastball League semi final and Gatineau leads 2-1 in games. The other half of the league best of seven semifinal playoff is over. Ville Jacques Cartier defeated Ste. Therese 1-0 Monday night to win the series 4-1. League Q.If players of both teams legally gain possession ofi the ball simultaneously, who gets it? A.

The team which last previously touched it Q. Are recessed goalposts or single-shaft goalposts al-. lowed on CFL fields? A. Yes, with approval of. Commissioner J.G.

Gaudaur. But they must meet the The distance between the posts must be 18 SIXTH MUe, Pace, purse $450: 1. Claybrook Mary Jo V. Lutman 2. Vinegar Jill J.

P. Charron 3. Uncle Bens Billy H. Zeron 4. Royal Fox G.

Guindon 5. Crlss Lassie R. Chartrand 4. Norma Stone H. Portelance 7.

Grampo Jack. R. Collette 0. Stoney Time M. Lapolnte Also: Yankees Pride, Drummond Law.

SEVENTH Mil' Pace, pars $550: QUINELLA 1. Clever Anna ASt. Amour. 2. Hugo Boy Kennedy 3.

Mr. Mayo J. P. Charron 4. Pine Clop Boucher 5.

Rebel Land Harry Williams The Fighter D. Houle 7. Quel Bonnay J. Wiener Apogee -i 0. Knight EIGHTH Mile, Pace, purs $700: 1.

J.J.W. A. Boucher 2. Tempo Melody H. Chandler 3.

Mighty Que J. Bissonette 4. Fancy Knight J. P. Charron 5.

Mr. Adorn R. Slmard e. More Scotch A. Bourassa 7.

Donald Boy W. Demers Roland Duke G. Guindon Also: Gord Scot, Meadow Thor. NINTH Mile, Pan, purs $000: 1. Adios Byrd A.

Bourassa 2. Ogden Hustler S. Williams 3. Denis Gene J. Bissonette 4.

Good Scot J. P. Charron 5. lolola Scotland G. Guindon 4.

Proud Victor 6. Bouvrette 7. Kingston Gal A. Boucher Ole Faithful .1 L. Stuort Also: Dashing Dan.

TENTH Mile, Pocsv purse $400: 1. Angel Sun G. Plche 2. Timely Iner Pritchard 3. Seaway Fleet Pregent 4.

Miss Single Jay D. Houle 5. Grottons Joe W. Demers 4. Ceora Dream 'S.

Williams 7. Sunny Grey Don Plouffe 8. Northwood Flyer R. O'Dwyer Also: Seaway Hal, Patrick Creed. Elahth Mile, Pace, purse $450: Uncle Ben's Girl (Portelance) 4.20, 3.00, 2.40; Victory Van (Pollard) 3 50, 2.10; Uncle Bun (O'Dwyer) 2.90.

Time 2.08 1-5. Speedway Flashy, Seaway Lady, Brother Cy, Brando'. Herbert, Sharp Adios also Ninth Mile, Poce, purse $500: Liberty Farr (Farr) 11.10, 4.20, 3.4J; Ann Adios (Bissonnette) 3.50, 2.90; Highlawn Del (Charron) 4.40. Time 2.05 4-5. Miss GananoQue, Pontiac Nancy, Andalusia, May Champ, Mar-cia Queen also started.

Tenth Mile, Pace, purse $500: Handsome Billy (Lancaster) 8.S0, 3.80, 2.40; Doc Will (Chartrand) 4.40, 3.60; Mighty Vic (Demers) 2.70. Time 2.10 4-5. Miss Gay Stone, Donald G. Byrd, Northwood Elmer also started. Exactor: $54.00.

Mohawk CAMPBEULViLLE. Ont. (CP) Results from Mohawk Raceway Monday night, First Mil, pace, purs $900: Belinda Frost- (Gordon) 17.80, 7.30, 3.40; Armbro June. (Galbraittl) 3.70, 2.70; Fllcka MCktyo (Arthur! 5.90. Time: 2.07-4-5.

Armbro Jasmine, Capekin, Mighty Locy Boy; and Cash Dominion oisb started. Popular Jerry was scratched. Second Mile, Pace, purs Soles Pitch (Weoster) 2.40,. 2.20; April Mac (Wellwood) 4.40; Chilly, souce (Flndley) i. Time: 2.07.

Francis Det, Timmy VC, Ezra Land, Buddy Norkid tond Chapel Tru also started. Dolly Double: $29.3. i Third Mile, Trot, purse' Tullican (Waddell) IS 40, 5.30, 2.90; Phylliis Marie (Moore) 3.40, 2.40; Klmberly Don (Woples) 2.30. Time: 2.09-3-5. Edson, Lody Jess, Sammy Boy, Bishop Song also started.

Rid-dellworth was scratched. Fourth Mile, Pace, purse $900: Eddie B. Creed (Woples) 4.80, 2.90. 2 40; I. N.

Wann (Bolly) 3.80, 2.80; Miss Montreal (McLaln) 3.30. Time: 2 08-2-5. Favonlon Maor, Wil Lor Bob, Colonel Cole, Scottaddee and The Dude C. also started. Filth Mile, Pace, purse $1,500: Solid Play (Golbroith) 4.50, 3.10, 2-50; Fastball Lobell (Kopas) 7.30, 3.80; Dyke (Waples) 4.00.

Time: 2.04. Narciss, Meadow Duzer, Honest Lady, Black Creek and Oneida Howard also started. Sixth Mile, Trot, purse $1,700: Simcoe (Coke) 4.00, 2.40, 2.30; Madam Victor (Arthur) 3.70, 2.40; Mighty Hoot (Holmes) 2.50. Time: 2.07-4-5. Marlon- G.

Frost, Vlrgnes's Gypsy. Willow Brook Sadie and Hie-land Jimmy also started. Seventh Mile, Pace, purse $1,500: Guinea Mite (Grant) 8.80, 4.20, 3.40; Little Joe Jam (Curran) 4.40, 4.30; Belmac Chieftain (Arthur) 4.00. Time: 2.04-3-5. Hasty Hugh's Hat, Shooting Par, Hava Soda and Northwood Freddy also started.

Eighth Mile, Poce, purse $2,300: Guy Stone (Furness) 4.40, 3.70, 2.90; Twinkle's Adios (Larkln) 10.70. 4.50; Scion Grattan (Wellwood) 2.70. Time: 2.03-4-5. Gallant Mir, Jose's Dominion. Fireside Adios, Wyandot Chief also started.

Shadydalo Summit was scratched. Ninth Mile, Trot, purse $1,500: Fair Comet (McLaln) 1.50, 4.40, 2.80; Lotto Bomb (Waples). 3.90, 2J0; Ho Kid (Holmes) 2.80. Time: "2.0B-1.J. Dutch Dillard, Kingston, Haul Awoy, also started.

Kelly Tod and Vanv Song R. were scratched. 1 LINDA CARBONETTO, of Ottawa, won the ladies' open competition against stiff Canadian and U.S. opposition at the Central Ontario Open Figure Skating Championships Sunday night in Toronto. Miss Carbonetto out of a possible score of six was scored" 5.9 and 5.8 by the judges who obviously liked her free skating performance.

COPS TENNIS CROWN KITZBUEHEL, Austria (UPI) Australian born Marty Mulligan defeated Wilhelm Bungert of West Germany 6-2, 6-2, 6-3 Monday to win the men's-singles. of the international Kitzbuehel tennis tournament. South Africa's Annette du Plooy won the ladies' singles by downing Erszebet Polgar of Hungary, 6-1, 6-0. U.S. VS.

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"I just got tired," Roxburgh said. "We had" to wait about 25 minutes for a ruling and I sort of lost interest." He said he hit 15 greens in regulation and used only 30 putts during Chuck Hamilton, of Toronto, finished the first round in second place with a 71 while Bytton Radtkel of Kitchener, and Joe Horn of Caughnawaga, were tied at par 72. Gordqh: Turner, of Gilford, highest round of the Jay after taking 19 strokes the par -three ninth, was five strokes over par after eight holes, shanked seven tee shots into the Woods before hitting His 18-hoIe total was 102. i British Columbia, meanwhile, took the 1 a in the four-man interprovincial teams championship being played in conjunction with the qualifying round. British Columbia's total was 296, three strokes better than Alberta.

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