Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - June 30, 1955, Winnipeg, Manitoba Pack is Winnipeg free press thursday june .30, 1955 Maple Leaf for Ever. Re Wolfe the be our tvs from Cape d May kind the Canadian de l 9 5 5 this Rose entwine our watchword Ever More shall be and flour ish Green o or free Dom s Home ple Leaf for pie Leaf for ple Leaf for ple Leaf for dear the n dear the a n dear the in Olen dear. A pie pie i pie history of the added Canadian Derby the Twenty sixth running of the i mile three year old classic will be staged at Park Friday afternoon. Here is the Complete Derby record since us inaugural in 1930. Year Winner Whittier Marnock Yueen Carlmar Al 1935 Nellie quince Eckardt trap Seth Maui met line Prince Mun ferry Pilot Palermo berr1ll c gift senior Strum 1951 Beau Orage lord Strompf. Reaction 3954 Treherne dist. M m m in h h time 1.12j 3.41 3.41 2.174 2.161 2.c9j 2.101 2.0sj 2.125 2.29 2.u7t 2.108 _. 2.0s track fast fast fast fast slow fast fast slow fast fast slow fast fast slow hey. Hey. Fast fast fast mud fast fast hey. Slow Odds 3.10 1.07ji 3.65 1.3ui 12.821 .25s n. M. N. M. 1.45 n. M. .40j 2.55 .501 3.75 9.35 .vj.1 1. 6.95 2.15e weight 123 12s to i 121 316 126 12s is 126 2s 323 123 126 12r Fps 32s 126 j21 .15 i l pm l i l i 1" l i 5 5 7 7 12 6 4 b 4 6 7 6 jockey d. Hurlburt j. Mattoli j. Longdon j. Craigmyle w. Chidgey w. Molter l. Dupre s. Young r. Hightshoe j. Craigmyle r. Nielsen r. Watson .1. G. Dye j. Braddish j. Dewhurst r. Nielsen p. Bailey p. Bailey v. Bovine t. Johnson j. Crai Mylo d. Richards b. Giacomell j. Dewhurst owner l. Ronald t. Burton f. Johnson mrs. R. Leavitt mrs. R. Leavitt big four stable h. C. Hatch ii. C. Hatch it. Pm. Stock farm k. M. Leach j. Hazza h. C. Hatch l. H. Appleby Brne Sido stable it. Pm. Stock farm Halton Brook stable Charless Vood stable drum Hollcr it Lochead a. G. Kennedy w. J. Yates double 3lue stable f. M. I Golden mrs j. Tomlinson i mrs. .1. Tom Lynson it. Pm. Stock Farrr. Trainer l. Ronald a. C. Barnes w. A. Mcgirr c. T. Leavitt c. T. Leavitt s Brunson w. H. Bringloe j. Hamilton d. Campbell e. Johansen v. Arndt l. Gentry g. Hay d. Campbell l. R. Kitong f. Roberts r. Anderson w. .1. Lochead c. S. Smith w. J. Yates e. P. Pickard f. M. Holden d. H. Campbell r. Townrow d. H. Campbell breeder r. J. Pc in a. Layzell f. Johnston j. Franklin so. G. Stedman a j. Spacers h. C. Hatch h. C. Hatch r. J. Speers mrs. L. S. Eckardt . Polo Pony ranch h. C. Hatch l. H. Appleby r. J. Speers r. J. Specs r. J. A jeers h. C. Hatch r. J. Up scr a. G. Kennedy w. J. Yates r. J. Speers f. M. A Golden r. J. Spacers f. G. Darlington r. J. So Peers Breeding rivet apr Molly g . Or. Joe Madam hurry. . Byge orse ii lady Kilmarnock . Epperh in car Bosse. . Marcus aurelus car Bosse . Morse code leap year b. T. Sweep Star Margaret Osden s keeps tar Colden lure . Raisan sower Lakewood . Marcus Aurelius miss Peggy . Jonagan or . Buddy Bauer lures . Dorian Bay Salute . Brooms fair Moneta. . Golden cower fair Moneta . Marine flying . Sweep Star Mand Ataria . Osiris ii Polly Berrill . Gift . Fairmont nut Brownr a c. Osiris Al Stromsta onslaught la Gin Cerbell . Fairmont Stromsta . Chop chop erstwhile . Fairmont iphigenia. Do set Nomin Lions 45 so 47 m til 78 100 s3 63 89 60 61 49 so i 105 130 1s7 387 net value 5l1j40 1bs5 14s5 1h15 1suo 2605 Msj 2100 2265 4aaj 4mo 4755 4465 4940 51ho 4s10 5875 4s85 5400 5725 9.175 9790 set for classic the Call to the Post for the 26th running of the added Canadian Derby will sound at Polo Park Friday afternoon when top ranking three year Olds from both Eastern and Western Canada will Battle for the richest purse offered in Prairie racing. When the strains of the Maple Leaf forever signal the Start of the Post Parade senator Jim loyalist and Fleet countess will carry the Hopes of the East while sky Lynn Silver spat great West and by will be among those representing the West. Probable favorite for this year s renewal of the mile and one Quarter classic is Stafford farm s senator Neilsen to meet Trabert Dane upsets american Ace Wimbledon England top seeded Tony Trabert of Cincinnati and unseeded Kurt Nielsen of Denmark won decisive victories wednesday to gain the final round of the Wimbledon All England Lawn Tennis championships. Trabert whipped a Elbow Ameri car., seventh seeded Budge Patty of los Angeles 8-6, 6-2, 6-2. Niepsu in upset highly favored second title his forehand was unreliable and his backhand lacked its usual sting As 24-year-old Nielsen gradually gained the upper hand. Rosewall Defeated in last year s finals by Egypt s Jaroslav Drobny said Nielsen played better today than he did when i lost in 1953. Nielsen full of Confidence said it has always been my Strong can Rise to the seeded Ken Rosewall of Australia. Patty rated a possible Choice for the United states Davis cup team if he competes in an Ameri can tournament this year played superlative Tennis against in the first set. Trabert however dazzled the crowd with delicate Angle shots High lobs right off the Baseline and some Indian pair Samanthan Kish old time slugging to Lake the and Nareth Kumar Ond and third sets easily. The second seeded women ? below form doubles team of mrs Beverly alter the match Traber Faid he thought Patty must have played with an injured Arm since his serv ices were lighter than usual. Rosewall seemed for Wear himself out in dropping a lengthy 11-9 open ing set. Netting volleys repeatedly he played far below the form that made him the favorite to win the two australian pairs reached the Semi finals of the men s doubles. Mervyn Rose Anci George Worthington beat John Ager Black Mountain . And Pablo risen Berg. Maplewood n.j., 6-2. Favored Rex Hartwig and Lew Load however dropped a set in carving a 6-2, 6-4, 2-6, 6-2 win Oye Baker Fleitz of Santa Monica calif., and Darlene hard of Long reach calif., reached the Semi-1 beating mrs. Hazel Redick Smith and Dora Kilian of South Africa 6-0, 4-6, 6-4 in a match interrupted by rain. Light dust triumphs it took him five outings ahead of on her own. The Geld Light dust the Good performer ing paid on the nose from the stable i i there was another Good pay off Hally made the winners enclosure i when enat a half sister to the for the first time this season. Onee popular Broad Bend scored the five year old gelding raced in the third beating the favorite painting this week end on Bare Wood apply primer sealer Wood preserver. Seals the pores Frith a synthetic resin preservative that reduces penetration of Mois Ture which causes j prevents and termite attack. Do the Job right the first time. Make your Wood and paint Job last years longer with wherever paint is s Mary dermis on hurls two hitter Mary Dennison threw a two at Elmwood pats As West Kildonan Tiger ettes scored a i of i alar and Victory thursday night in one Wear Gnu of the Rinest of the year Johnny Murphy the Star outside right of the army and Navy scottish who s playing for Britain against Europe in the inter National soccer match at Al expander Park Dominion Day. The kick off is set for 7.30. Rox. Braves reshuffle positions compiled from a dispatches Kau Claire braves and St. Cloud Rox exchanged places in the nor Thern league Pennant race wednesday As the braves tripped us i v j j.11ui it i l to i of the finest games of the year Perior blues 9-1 whue the do in. The Junior girls softball Dukes were slopping neither team committed an Cloud 8-7 in 13 innings. To Victory in the featured w. R. Allan memorial Handicap Over seven furlongs at Polo Park wednesday. From the very Start it was a struggle Between hieroglyphic and Light dust with the former holding the Lead for five eights of a mile. However once Light dust moved ahead of his rival As they rounded the turn leading into the Home stretch hieroglyphic was done. Then it became a Case whether the surprising and fast closing spot tag would catch the Meadowbrook speedster. But Light dust held spot tag Safe to win by three quarters of a length for jockey Nick Cizik. Weyburn got in for the show. It was by Law scoring a Surprise win in the fifth Al though it might have been a different Story had Virden not started Hadly. The latter was left the Gate and was forced to take the loner Way round. At the finish Virden closed ground rapidly could not overtake the front Nurmi nor. By Law who won by a length and a Quarter the Pace setting educated lady just managed to hang on and win by a head in the opener from already Judy and when Shirley Jane took the second by three lengths from Tinda Hen the daily double was Worth top Price of the Day came in the fourth affair when the 15 to 1 shot confusion came from Well Back at the half to Cross the finish line half a length. Spangle Sheila by a head. The favored count x was just a Little too Good for the Field in the seventh being a three Quad Hee. The Quinella on this twosome was Worth blinkers the card was Well divided with not one jockey hav ing More than one Winner betting was with the amount being wagered on the Quinella the daily double Pool was attendance 1 Hertz rent a car gives you gasoline Oil insurance at no extra charge when you rent a clean Hertz car you get gasoline Oil and proper insurance for your entire no extra charge eludes everything. And can take up to five people at no extra Cost one reasonable rate j always insist on Herts i Only Hertz has the rental rate every Day. Only Hertz give you Protection at no extra Cost. Only Hertz has no extras for Gas and Oil. Only Hertz rents you a new car for 24 hours at ont the lowest. Only Hertz gives you a Choice of new cars. Opposite Grain Exchange 174 Lombard St. Phone 93-6249 rent a car Ter length Winner Over big to was today the winning Pitcher struck out 11. Lynn Keryluk scored both runs for West Kildonan one on a Homer. In another game Earl Grey topped westbrooks.7-3. Isobel Mcinnes was the winning Pitcher Marge Mega the loser. Iris Sla Ter batted in two runs for the winners ind Marilyn Robertson scored two. Shirley oilman had two hits for the losers. Enjoy yourself this summer boats set for Selkirk regatta Duluth s win ended an 11-game losing Streak and pushed eau Claire six percentage Points ahead of the Rox. In the Only other Polar action Fargo Moorhead who play in i Winnipeg tonight snapped a two i game losing Streak by stopping grand Forks chiefs 8-3. At eau Claire Rookie Bob Betz tossed a four hitter for his eighth win of another huge turnout of season As the eau Claire braves no boats is expected for the starting at in the evening salvaged the final game of their series with the Superior blues. Botz handcuffed Superior ters who had rapped eau Claire pitchers for 25 hits in two Prev Superior s ious wins. Eau Claire found own your own car plan a Tom Richards equally Tough in the first four innings scoring Only one run off three hits. But the braves found the Range in the fifth with four straight hits following a walk to score four times. They added three runs in the seventh inning and one in the eighth. At St. Cloud a hit batsman a and Bill Stenger s 13th inning single wound up a Marathon Here wednesday night and gave Duluth s Dukes the final game in the series. St. Cloud kicked up six errors earlier in the game also Sample Holiday rent to Money you for a Granc u out you pay or Flur individual streamlined Money ser open saturday automatic the i could not successfully solve the grand i Uke hurling. Dual besides hitting the game win blow Stenger got three of the 12 Duke hits off four St. Peoples finance corporation limited room 300 Paris building pm. 93-5431 Cloud pitchers. At grand Forks Fargo Moorhead salvaged the final of a three game series. Grand Forks started out fast by taking a 3-0 Lead Over the first three innings. But after that Bill Sassano became tougher anal tougher As he yielded Only one hit and no runs during the last annual Selkirk regatta to be held in Selkirk Park july 1, starting at 12.30 . Event is the big one for the Speed boys ensuring a very exciting afternoon of racing Fea Tures. Two weeks ago in St. Vital Park Winnipeg 52 of the fast est Craft in Manitoba displayed to a crowd of that out Board racing is a very exciting sport to watch. Racing clubs from All Over Manitoba be represented. A lot of work has been done on the motors and boats since last week and All equipment should be in top shape. I immediately following the. Races at Selkirk a Small Cara-1 Van of racing outfits will head for Bemidji . To compete in the regatta the following Day. The locals Are hoping to bring Back a few trophies from this event. Besides ins the the Power boat Rac Selkirk chamber of six frames. Dom Maisano of the chiefs who hurled a one hitter against Aberdeen in his last Outing took the loss. Commerce has lined up a full afternoon of entertainment. There will be Canoe racing water skiing and jumping boat j jumping a bang and go Back i race dancing in the and Many other attractions. Free parking facilities picnic grounds and Barbecue pits will be provided. The sea Cadet band will be in attendance. W. H. Mcpherson auctioneer at Dominion Centre just across the Bridge ;