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The Ottawa Journal 21 Hobin fillies sweep Monday, Aug. 11, 1975 Stamps aren't needed this time i Jk fPm'M 'Li McCormick gave the young pacers perfect miles. Leaving from the No. hole with Trubesta Hanover, McCormick got away second behind But Saturday night at Rideau Carleton Ray Hobin, a man who has tried his hand at standardbred racing for close to the past 10 years, struck a blow for area owners. Hobin won both divisions of the Canadian Series for two-year-old filly pacers with Trubesta Hanover and Irva Hanover, trained and driven by Jim McCormick.

Gem Ma Mie, trained by Dr. Don Plouffe, won a Quebec Grcuit division for two-year-old fillies for one of the few local successes this year atConnaught. Last year Steve Scharf won with Paul Bye Pat in an OSS leg at RCR and at Connaught Flip-p a Yankee and Yankee LiiJji jtemiM-ttftiWaiiillilMa' iff ft' iiiT 'uT I 1 i to step into the winner's circle Saturday night at Rideau-Carleton Raceway. With McCormick are Ray Hobin's two-year-old pacing filly Hanover and a member of Rideau's administrative staff, Debbie Leonard, who plants a congratulatory peck on McCormick's cheek. McCormick won both divisions of the Canadian Series.

(By Armand Legault-CP). Calgary and Lethbridge 1 Mirage won for Ottawa area owners. However, both Rideau racing director Terry and Connaught's Tommy Gorman labelled Saturday's sweep of the fourth leg of the Canadian Series the most successful outing for an area owner at a local track. They won't need any postage stamps to make sure Hobin receives his cheques for $2,487 and $2,513, for he's a regular fixture around the Gloucester plant. The Stitts-ville owner has had pacers and trotters, for some time now, but this year is the first he has ever got a filly to the races.

And now he just might have the best two-year-old fillies in Ontario Railbirds could think only of the OSS-staked Daisy who could challenge Hobin's pair. Hobin is a man who doesn't believe in paying the big dollar for yearlings, because "people talking" and they "expect things." He shelled out $9,500 for Trubesta at Harrisburg and $8,500 for Irva. "I'm just lucky that's all," said Hobin. If Hobin is lucky, he's lucky to have the services of McCormick. The Arnprior native has always had a reputation for a way with two-year-olds and Saturday he played the part of the confident, self-assured driver as well.

Nepean sweeps series Nepeaii Lumbermen Yvon Plouffe and First Strike and ahead of favored Sky's The Limit as the field raced to the quarter in 29 4-5 and hit the half in 1.03 1-5. Sky's The Limit left the rail just past the half, but McCormick was just as quick to bypass First Strike heading into the back strtech. From there it was a foot race and Hobin's Best of All daughter, broken by Dan Talbot, won by two lengths over Dancer Lane and Carmen Hie. Trubesta made the final half in 1.00 4-S for a 2.04 mile and a new lifetime mark. And also it's, the-first-time.

the. filly has appeared to be fleeter afoot than her rival Irva. McCormick left quickly with Irva Hanover in the second division and was on top, ahead of challenger Jovial G. Benign Hanover sat second most of the way through a 29 4-5 first quarter, but it was obvious no one could catch the Steady Star, filly. She paced on through the Newfoundland annexes junior softball title SASKATOON (CP) Newfoundland's Placentia inter-town All-Stars captured he 1975 Canadian junior men's Softball championship Sunday with a 1-0 win over Alberta, represented y' Wetaskiwin Sports Shop.

Frank Kelly blasted a solo home run in the top -of the seventh and final inning with two out to give Newfoundland its margin of victory. JLJL openers By BOB ELLIOTT, JR. Journal Sports Staff Stake races have spread like a flash fire over the past few years in the Ottawa area. The Ontario Sires, Loto Per-fecta, Quebec Circuit, Canadian Juvenile Circuit the list goes on and on. Yet each time the leg of the stake series made a stopover at Conn aught Park or Rideau Carleton Raceway the winner's share of the large pot usually accompanied the pacers and trotters, with the strange sounding names, back to their faraway places.

At Conhaught the majority of successful steeds came from Montreal and at RCR they all hailed from western Ontario, the London area hotbed. Rideau SATURDAY FIRST Trot, purst $700. 2 Ray Freehall (A. St. Amour) 14.30.

5.70: 7 Orchard Kate (R. Caldwell) 3.40. Also started Patsy Joymac. Adios Tim, Keystone Mercury, RobortFrosl Scratched Twix and Tween. Time: 2.11.1.

SECOND Pact, purse $1,100. 4 Fashion Streak (L Fdverj) 13.90, 5.10, 3.40: 2 Geirys Knight (F. Potvin) 3.20, 2.50, 1 Miles Away (Y. Laframboisel 3.00 Also started La Chief. Battle Sharp.

Scratched Fly Fly Irenee. Time: 2.05.3. DAILY DOUBLE: $122.60 THIRD Trot, purse $650. 4 Salignac (T. Huntbachl 51.00.

17.90; 7 Bish Hanover (R. Renaud) 28.70. Also started Flemmgtons Earl, Hoot Win, Volo, Stonegate Valiant, A C's Lobell, Anthony S. Time: 2 114. EXACTOR: $913.50 FOURTH Pact, purse $800.

1 Lucky Return (A. St. Amour) 3.60, 300, 260, 3 Glorious Time (J. Demers) 3.10. 2.70; 6 Kate U.

Chretien) 2.90. Also started Dawn Johnson. Mr. LouDee. Orchard Bucky.

Brooker, Rusty Pete. Time 2.07.2. FIFTH Pact, purse $650. 8 Chestnut Becky (B. Pyke) 44.70.

14.50; 7 Hay. Man (A. St. Amour) 5.40. Also started Duke Maclc Dick.

Key Agent. Golden Boy, Meadow Brook John, Cardinal Rainbow. Time: 2.12. EXACTOR: $368.60 SIXTH Pact, purst $1,400. 2 Little Toot (A.

St. Amour) 7.50. 3.00, 2.40; 5 Armbro Navao (F. Turenne) 3.10. 2 60.

4 Over Dares (M. Blais) 2.70. Also started Busy Guy. Armbro Ora, Johns Duke. John Bruiser.

Time: 2.03.1. SEVENTH Pace, purst $700. 3 Dins Knight (0. Coville) 6.70. 4.30: 8 Homeo Abbe (B.

Kennedy) 9.80. Also started Chanty Mc, Pride, Don Creed, Son of Thor, Pentron Ruth. Scratched: Glenda C. Time: 2.09.2. EXACTOR: $85.40 EIGHTH Pact, Canadian Series, 2-year-old fillies, purst $4,975.

5 Truebesta Hanover (J. McCormick) 6.70, 3.60, 2.50; 3 Dancer Lane (C. Hie) 5.60. 2.60. 4 Sky's The Limit (Y.

Desiardins) 2B0. Also-started Garmor Jen. Dream Worthy. Armbro Retzy, L'Espnt. First Strike.

Gem Princess. Time: 2.04. NINTH Pace, Canadian Series, 2-yeaf-old fillies, purst $5,025. 2 Irva Hanover (J. McCormick) 3.50.

290. 2.40; 8 Flying Rachel (C Hie) 4 60, 2.70. 5 Dreamy Susan (J. Murphy) 3.30. Also started Benign Hanover, Pilule, Gem Ma Mie, Dream Donut, Bettys Super Star, Bourbon County.

Did Not Finish Jovial CG. Time: 2.06. TENTH Pact, purst $1,000. 8 Second Tier (M. 4.80; 6 Frisco Geno (R.

Viau) 4.80. Aslo started Happy Han N. Meadow Jean. Ocean Doe, Abe. Red Flicka, David A Brook.

Time 2.05.3. EXACTOR: $44.20 Attendance: 2,964. Mutuel handle: 147,389. two singles in four times at bat. Linescores Chateauguay 000 000 0 3 3 Calgary 120 001-4 7 1 Durivage LP and Manfred, Salo (5); Leesman WP and Sanders.

Vancouver 020 030 5 9 2 Lethbridge 071 108-17 11 2 Gronotte LP, Furness (2), Nielsen (4), Adderton (6), Walters (6) and Smith; Nyrose WP and Husch. Lethbridge, Husch, Nyrose, Lyon; B.C., Coulter. Vancouver players sweep tennis singles crowns stretch to win by six lengths in 2.06, however, it appeared she could have gone last if pressured. So Irva Hanover remains the only rnceieatcd filly on the Canadian Series circuit and now has roujh.y $13,800 in earnings this year, winning four of seven races. Once again Hie was second, this time with Flying Rachel.

The other local pacers finished out of the money. Jovial didn't finish at all, bitting the stonedust in the backstretch. Driver Jean-Paul Charron, a Touraine native, was uninjured. ON THE RAIL Andre St. Amour scored a driving triple and won a suit of clothes for his efforts Satur-; day.

His best win came in the preferred 2 class with Latour's Little Toot, winning in 2.03 1-5 Sunday night's featured race went to Dr. John Findley and Moonyeen in 2.03 4-5 Young Ted Huntbacb set up a $913.50 exactor when he won with Salignac. Only 11 tickets were sold STOP If your watch is letting you down, stop in at Don Thompson Jewellers, Ottawa's largest watch repair centre. Stop for on the premises watch repairs. Don Thompson Jewellers 1S tank Stmt 2)2-1717 Ploa B.II CanarJo 2)4-331 1 4 JOURNAL 6.05-610 6.15-6.20 6.30 6.50-6.55 7.00 7.05 7.10-7.20 7.00-7.15 6.50-6.55 7.00 7.05 7.00 7.05 CAREERS' OTTAWA City of Ottawa downed Valleyfield 26-9 Saturday night to win their best-of-five Interprovincial Junior Lacrosse League quarter-final series in straight games.

Peter Kenny was the top Nepean scorer with five goals. Andrew Mutch and Bill Atkinson and John Nazar scored three each. Denis Pariesien, Bill Marachek, Derek Hartwig, Dave Hogg and Marc Fabri scored two each and Barry Jackson and Mike Dillon had singles. ROUGH and trmmpn CALGARY (CP) favorites were humiliated Sunday as play opened in the Canadian Little League championships. Defending champions Brit-is Columbia, represented this vear bv Vancouver Dun bar, were humiliated 17-5 by a slugging Lethbridge Nor-cast representing the prairie region.

In the day's only other game, the highly-rated Cha-teauguay, team was blanked 4-0 by a hustling Calgary Centennial Squad, host club of the five-team tournament. The tired Chateauguay squad had arrived here at 3 a.m. Sunday after taking part in their final regional playoff game at home Saturday morning. Calgary pitcher Bill Lees-man allowed the Quebec club just three scattered singles in fanning six batters and walking three others. Calgary came on strong at the plate as well, picking up seven hits off Chateauguay pitcher Gaetan Durivage.

Shortstop Norm Kneeshaw led the attack with a double and Can-Am final to Waples MONTREAL (CP) Keith Waples recorded his 11th career sub-two-minute win in Montreal when he steered Right Tie to a 1.59 2-5 victory in the final leg of the $60,000 a A series Sunday at Blue Bonnets Raceway. It was the 16th win of the year for Right Tie, owned by Keith Gordon and Jim Keeling of Dunham, Ont. The $30,000 winner's purse boosted Right Tie's winnings to $115,705. Right Tie returned $3.90, and $2.60, while second-place Thunder Lobell, 3Vi lengths back, paid $4.90 and $3.80. Farmstead George was third and paid $3.40.

Right Tie set a lifetime mark last Monday at Rideau Carleton in the final preliminary leg, winning in 1.59. LANSDOWNE PARK ADMINISTRATION COTranspO present the results Sunday FIRST Trot, Purst $700: 1 Fleetwlng Lobell (L. Jobini 7.40. 5.00. 8 Zula (F.

Turenne) 16.20. Also started -Roxi's Jewel, Mary Lil, Just Wonderful, Prince Leland. Vic Ridden. Scratched Lela Sharpshooter. Time 2 092.

SECOND Pact, Purst $650, 8 Buckeyes First (B. Alguire) 4.80. 3.80. 3.10; 6 Impressive (R. Bernicky) 13.10.

9.20. 7 Lumber Glo (R. Laframboise) 5 00. Also started Silver Fox, Bel Amour. Riv-erdale Pat.

Victor B. Scratched Macs LobelL Time 2.10.1. DAILY DOUBLE $22.10 THIRD Pact, Purst $650 7 Mr. Oregon (R. Chartrand) 5 90, 2.90 3 Ciao Ciao (C.

Storms) 3.30. Also started Lord Capricorn. Duke Gay. Paddy Pick. Gordie McGee.

Aim A Way, American Pines. Time: 2.10. EXACTOR $18.20 FOURTH Trot, Purst $850: 1 New York (R. Hess) 20.80. 7.90, 4.70, 7 Farmstead Kay (F.

Goulet) 8.10. 3.80; 3 Maori's Pride (K. Murphy) 360. Also started Buaidh Miss. Keystone Hustler, Gambler Candor, Baby Drummond.

Scratched Keystone Dean. Time: 2.08.3. FIFTH Pact, Purse $650 5 Moon Orbit (J. Findley) 2.50. 2.90.

8 Miss Ida Angus (J. Duford) 7.50. Also started Kappas Boy. Fair Avalon, Spring Creek Joan, Fleet Debbie, Drexel Shem. Johnny Diller.

Time: 2.10 3. EXACTOR $20.10 SIXTH Pact, Purst 1 Northwood Keith (T. lacurci) 6 90. 2.90, 2.90; 3 Dale Hill (C. Storms) 3.80.

3.00; 8 Guy Master (S, Petrachuck) 4.00. Also started Waco Jo. Lady Chnvan. Qumte Dale. Joy Barmin.

Shadydale Time: 2.10. SEVENTH Pact, Purse $650 6 Carrolls Pride (E. McHalei 6 00. 3.90; 4 Lee Bud (A Bourassal 8 60. Also started Express Harry.

Oxford Mary. Shadydale Rejoice. Frosty Magic, Ben Harry, Cabonga Pride. Time: 2.08.1. EXACTOR $48.80 EIGHTH Pace, Purst $850 3 Monty Dale (F.

LeBlanc) 590. 380, 3.60 8 Brisk Knight (G. Doer) 1960, 5.20. 2 Centemal Com (D. LaRush) 4.80.

Also started Royalistic. Phillaurie, Rob M. The Flyer A. We Do Grand. Time 2.06 3.

NINTH Pact, Purst $1,300 1 Moonyeen (J. Findley) 5.00, 3.70, 2 80 2 Barrie Lobell (Donald Plouffe) 4.10. 300 5 Pontiac Tell (Y. Laframboise) 2.70. Also started Coffee Chip, Kevin Overtrick, Earline, Cat Ballou.

Time 2 03 4. TENTH Pace, Purse $900 1 Panther Lobell (C. Storms) 15.10, 5.60; 7 Diana Senator (Donald Plouffe) 7.00. Also started Byeridge Gene. Young Edgerley, Spring Creek David, Bengali Blue, Parkerette, Tallerini.

Time: 2.05.3. EXACTOR $134.30 Attendance 2.282. Mutuel Handle lead most of the trip. They turned onto the straight with Whata Baron in front by a head. Then Nero began to move, with Bret's Champ, and as Whata Baron continued to fade, Keith Waples of Durham, brought Albert's Star, owned by Toronto Maple Leaf defenceman Rod Soiling, from fifth place to grab third money.

Nero's margin was IV lengths over Bret's Champ, with Albert's Star only a nose back. Whata Baron finished Hi lengths back. The victory was worth $39,176 to Nero, bringing his 1975 earnings to $263,388 and his lifetime earnings' to $337,303. CHINESE FOOD BUFFET $2.75 PER PERSON 12 NOON 1.30 P.M. Monday to Fridaf (excluding Holidays) In lb MING ROOM A OCHD am ASSOOMI RIDERS SPECIALS Nero wins Adios used aggressive backcourt play to defeat Mike McLaughlin of Toronto in consecutive sets of 6-2 in the under '21 finals.

In the women's under 21 finals, Marjorie Blackwood of Ottawa coasted to an easy win over Lise Senn of Toronto, 6-2, 6-3. Cameron trotter scores win ARNPRIOR (Special) J. C. Cameron Farms annexed another victory to its list of successful outings here Sunday afternoon. My Girl Twinkle, owned by the Cameron Farms from Smiths Falls, finished second in the first heat behind Frost Key, but came back to win the second in 2.15 to take the $2,000 Ottawa Valley Futurity for three-year-old trotters.

Frost Key, a Burlington-owned trotter, driven by Dale Dufty, finished second in the second heat. Doug Perry's Freestone was third in both divisions. Five of the other six races staged went to Arnprior drivers. Dr. John Findley won a double heat with his two-year-old Kialla and also won a heat with Whispering Smith.

Jim McCormick, also of Arnprior, was a double heat winner with Pandora's Box. The other race went to Never Rust, driven by Car-michael. Mutuel handle for the day was $4,900. SPECIAL BUS SERVICE TO LANSDOWNE PARK ROUGH RIDERS MONTREAL ALOUETTES at 8 P.M. TUESDAY, AUG.

12 Special express buses will run from: Boarding Points via Departure times WINNIPEG (CP) A pair of Vancouver veterans relied on experience and composure to win the men's and women's singles finals at the $1 2,000 Canadian National Tennis Championships on the weekend. Second seed Susan Stone used accurate net play and strong serves to defeat top seed Jane O'Hara of Toronto in consecutive sets of 6-4 Sunday, while third seed Tony Bardsley trounced fourth seed Jim Boyce of Toronto 6-2, 6-2 Saturday. Both singles champions also took top honors in doubles play Sunday. Bardsley teamed with David Brown of Toronto in the men's doubles final to de-f a Richard Legendre of Quebec City and Rejean Genois of Loretteville, 6-4, 6-4. The pair picked up $500 for their efforts, while the runners-up received $250.

In the women's doubles final, Mrs. Stone and Andree Martin of Montreal defeated Vera Komar of Cambridge, and Cris Corcoran of Vancouver 6-7, 6-1, 6-2. The victory brought $250 to the winners and $100 to the runners-up. In other final events Sunday, Glen Booth of Winnipeg soccer scores FRANKFURT, WMt Grmny (CP) Results of West Germany's Federal Soccer League games played Saturday: Hanover 3, Borussfa Moencheng-ladbach 3 l.FC Kalserlautern 2, Kickers Offen-bacn 2 Eintracht Frankfurt 0. Karlsruhef SC 2 Hamburger SV 4.

FC Schalke 04 1 VFL Bochum 0, Werder Bremen 3 MSV Dulsburg 2, Fortune Duessel-dorf 2 Hertha BSC Berlin 2. l.FC Cologne SIXTH $3,900, pact. I Gambling Greenie (Fihon) 360. 2.80. 2 50, Test To Be (Tremblayl 5 20, 3 50; Happy Century (Poirier) 300 Time: 200 3 5.

BlueOuane. Wanaque. Jay Farvel. Starton, Micky Lea A also started QUINELLA: $13 50 SEVENTH $3,400, pace. Olympic Torch Waples I 4 60.

340. 2 60; Chuck Kelly iBouvretlel 9 40. 390: Uno Killean (Lachance) 350 Count Clay. Tarpo. Canevin.

Steve Scotmite. Clancy Lobell also started QUINELLA: $28 10 EIGHTH $60,000, pace, Can Am Imal. Right Tie (K Waples) 3J. 2W. 2 60.

Thunder Lobell (D MacTavish 4 90, 3 80. Farmstead George iWaddcHD 340 Time 1 59 2 5 Senor Duane. Gypsy Bret. Goren. Super Baron also started, talon was scratched QUINELLA: $22.50 NINTH $4,400, pact.

Pack Almahurst (filion) 3 70. 320, 2 70. Pompano George iSamson) 130. 6 50. Gamen(Grisel30O Time 2 Mejdow Stan.

Allon Prirve. Jewell Mir. Port Chief, Apro aKo started TFUH $3,500, pace. I lime iCotelB 0. 400.

290. laiporl Are 4 10. 3 00: Miitus iCa telberl 5 10 tiw 00 3 tiogras Won arrh Cer IVeHill. WiMier Mannvrr, Cuu'H Bnen. Mann I also staited EXACT $3060 Mirtuol handle Attendance 10J8, MEADOW LANDS, Pa.

(AP) Nero, the supreme pacer who has lost only once this season, avenged that defeat as he raced to a record in winning the $111,652 Adios Pace for three-year-old colts Saturday at the Meadows. Whata Baron, the Lew Williams-trained colt who defeated Nero a week ago at North-field, Ohio, faded to fourth place in a gruelling stretch drive in the final heat after setting one record and tying another in his qualifying round. Nero's time of 1.57 3-S set a record for the final heat of this stakes. Nero, who had won his first heat easily, took more time tn assert himself in the 10-colt final. Starting from the No.

2 post, just outside Whata Baron, driver Joe O'Brien allowed Williams to keep the The Queensway The Queensway K-MART SHOPPING CENTRE (Bells Corners) CARLINGWOOD SHOPPING CENTRE HULL BUS TERMINAL SHOPPERS CITY EAST BAYSHORE SHOPPING Elgin St. Laurent Elmvale Shopping Centres The Queensway CENTRE Blue Bonnets OC TRANSPO ALSO PROVIDES THE FOLLOWING FOOTBALL LOCAL BUS SERVICE TO LANSDOWNE PARK: From Holland Wellington, via Carling: 6.50-6.55-7.10 From Rideau Freiman: 6.30-6.35-6.40-6.45 every 5 min. till 7.50 From Billings Bridge: 6.30-6.35-6.40-6.45 From Woodroffe Baseline: 7.05-7.10 From the R.A. Centre: 7. FIRST WOOO, pace.

Worthiest (Pomer) 7.90. 4 40. 3 30; Valiant (Gingrasl 7 40. 3 70; Rebel Tar (Lachance) 5 50. Time: 2.03 3 5.

Come Closer. Justly Clean. Pampon. Indian Head, Royal Marine also started. SECOND S3.500, pace.

Riceland name (Samsom 5 10. 3 50. 2 60; Shrimp Mouette iGenrJronl 10 60. 4 90; Firefly Time: 201 2 5. Long A Coming.

Collegian, Fistrjn Cardinal James N. Milano Hanover aKo OAILV DOUBLE: $19.90 THIRD $5,500. pace. Preston Almahurst Ihlion) 3 50. 2 70, 2.20; Sirocco Hanover (Samson) 4 20, 26ft Le Baron RouRe cGrisc) 2.30.

Time: 2.01 4-5 Pierre Sahbra, Jerry G. Patol also started EXACT $16 20 FOURTH $3,500, pw. Right Flight iGauthiei) y40. 'AO. 390, 24.

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Parnefli Hanover Johnny Smoke. op Bai Hes Gone, larh also started QUINELLA: $22.20 FIFTH $3,300, pace. Highland Report iBourherl yn. ID in. 7 10, Directions Please tSamsnnl 5 00.

Pme CiU.bc iHiossenu) 90 lime 2.0? 3 5 Litlle Bret. PacrfaM Pirk Baron lobell. Justaplam leon. Rush Williams also started QUINELLA $60 90.