•-^m;:-
Toaawanda NEWS
Crown Bay
is choice
at Batavia
They're finally off and
running at Batavia Downs.
Scheduled to get underway
last Thursday, Batavia finally opened its gates Saturday night and again
Sunday afternoon.
The severe snow storm
earlier last week had forced
cancellation of the first
days of racing at the Hamburg oval.
-' Tonight, Crown Bay is the
favorite for the sixth race a
$3200 pacing claimer.
Frank Fortune dies
Frank Fortune, former
golf professional from
1961-1970 at the Niagara
Falls Country Club, died
Sunday after a long illness.
He was 75.
Fortune began caddying
at NFCC at the age of ten
and never left the Lewiston
Heights course, except for
U.S. Air Force duty in
World War II.
He worked in the pro shop
at the course, starting in
1924 and went up through
the ranks, as caddy master,
assistant pro and finally
took over for the late Alf
Campbell as head pro. After
retirement as pro, he continued on at the club, doing
assorted golf-related jobs
right up until his final illt» He was an excellent
teacher, but rarely played
the game in his later years.
He was well-known by
h u n d r e d s of a m a t e u r
golfers who played in the
Porter Cup Classic each
year at NFCC.
Nu.ubduM I j j m e
Monday. March 5,1*84
Racing Report
Ftataaat7:30a.ra.
M M T T i M i p m . dm.. (1700
3-M
SCtaaa M M . Caftan
• r M^ftenna w . M n m « 1-7-1
4 SfcMfttf Mng, leH6<yneW 3 * »
2 John R Patsy»Qnran
7-7-»
3 Juat A Daaamar. Muqtiv
••7.4
7BkiaBuaa<. Morion
64•
838
1 WNana lyfwi, Stavfc
< El F a n 0 W t f m , Caaanaa 0-I-n
M-7
W Llt*aS \»SWW"IWir l**aaTMB8BBFi
*-2
1-1
4-1
H
«>1
10-1
12 -1
1t-1
i n
SKOND-Maapaea dm .11700
»Cwtoto«,OuMan
J a 6 8-3
2 KnieM'f Tlnit CstremCMtM 3-2-B 3-1
ft Dowra Pftvno, Mtun
s * a B-i
aimaFrank.Carrubba
2-3-4 0-1
1 Jinny. M o . l t l
*imdttmtm.fMmba
3CaraByi<rj. MocOonaM
•-6-8 12-1
• Dakar. Daiajdo
«-••• 12-1
/ M w C m . Moo*
7-3-1 12-1
TMMO - MB* M l . okn.. #2700
J Mtwi Astaxix, Cunwtwtajt
1-3-1 t-2
2GNnt.S»»van.
1-4-1 3-1
3 4 - 7 7-2
7S»HdvC«M(.WMnl
1ApoaoSoyui,Panno»a .
8*4
(-1
(Tun* TwMar. OaualynaaJ 8-6-1 6-1
6 MtauaaJayflewar. GukaJan 4-3-2 8 1
alaayWiUai.Baadfc)
7-a-e lo-t
tfit!
FOURTH - MIH pwa. dm., alOQO
2 Haa. lal'boiaa
7-3-0
lSoBooCottmaStrollo
2-3-2
7GaaacSaneter.Fluat
2-8-3
3-3-2
8>i«rrtarAK>m. CMgoto
5-4-8
3PacaWay.McNaioht
4U«aWaiM.Bu«'mma
•-44
SforlunaL Bar. Cohan
t-t-4
8 9-8
« OM Lang. Mondl
FIFTH - M a * not. cond. «28O0 4LiAaHanovar,Gu«yJon
1-4-2
1-2-0
2 Mar Con BUI, Coop*
3-JmSky.HM
126
6 U a By Wta, Stark
3-2-3
oMyJatKin.an.Fiu.t
2-3-1
7YuHWin,LMio
x-3-8
IWaaRatw. Gnffin
446
8 Buckingham Road. Blaun
5-8-8
SIXTH - MUapaca. dm.. 13200
2 Crown Bay, H««p
1-3-3
8 Good Oya Chrta, L af bona 3-1-2
Colgate in finale
iNaMOMaTAftgaam
2-1
3-1
t-2
0-t
0-1
0-1
10-1
12-1
6 2
3-1
4-1
0-2
0-1
0-1
12-1
18-1
6-2
3-1
,^»
«-i
3MucMM0um.0«*<aan
2-3-2 »-2
4faltaBk<.Chlp«aja»
2-7-0 0-1
• MIMPGIannbraoka.Siavana
04-1 0-1
bCry«aiCMrty.ngal*aM
4 4 - 1 10-1
7 CrtawttM Mounteln. Msf^LaM
a-."? 1 M
StVlHTH - B H aaaa, dm., HOBO
lOackyCoana.Gulndon
0-1-8 3:1
tarirKaLatara.Maml
4-3 8 7-3
2MianKatan,Latrarnbolaa J * *
4-1
8 ft* A Joaty CoaaaTlS. t
McHsojo^it
• 3-7
7WaNarMaab.0aajaa*
7-24
044
»Wanoa.Cam**a
742
OKMKatK.WIem
«| 44 44
4GaKaRuaty,Raf»na
B->-x
6Miaa3m<,MaafHnaai
•-«-«
EIGHTH - MHa paca. dm . 420CO
9DanB8vra.Flua»
.,*•»*
0-1
0-1
0-1
10X
12-1
12-1
0-2
4 Crwcktn Gsorgs. E McNsight
044
2-4-4
26-3
344
7-44
34-8
0-14
044
3-1
8-1
0-1
0-1
0-1
10-1
12-1
:?-1
NH4TH - M l t aaaa. dm.. 12200
2Gaen>a0aman.QuMgn
2-84
SRKhNCtupa.Rafona
4-1-1
8-2
3-1
1 Hoi Rod Huggy. Start
4-1
1 Pass N Shoot Pool, MOCKS
i Ornshs Shadow, Mufphy
2Ba«Bu»il.AI«Har
8 Jonau»ta.Gumck>n
0 HkjNand Amoar, Muttart
STrunkayBob.Monti
7lamtEagla.C4rrubb.
1-1-4
6AmyTCoana. McWalgM
7-8-1 0-2
3GrV|Bannv.»dmant
8-2-2 0-1
SNaniudcaiaay.Lalbona
6-8-t 0-1
7ForakjnEmbaaay.RotMuaa 4-2-7 12-1
4 Worthy Sana, Hobtoaia
7 4 4 18-1
TENTH - Mat pact. dm.. 12000
lCrmaaaBoota.Fluat
1-1-2
2RoadCa»,LaCbo.aa
3-3-4
3faro»iChoK,,Rothtuaa
2-8-1
4 Graan Maadow Squaa. Gnttln
243
SMaaoPaarlaaa.Ariuar
7-2-3
• WaodhiFlaah. Blaun
6-14
3 Print Co. Gurneon
0-7-4
SSMppvJoa.McNaierit
34-3
7Juata»aoaboutUid4«
»••-•
BaatBat Flaa4thR
8-2
7-2
4-1
8-1
0-1
a-;
10-1
12-1
10-1
Freshman Joe ArUuckas
scored 16 points and pulled
down eight rebounds to lead
Niagara to a 7846 victory
over Colgate in an ECAC
North Atlantic Conference
game Saturday night.
Niagara moved on top
39-35 at the half after the
opening period saw three
ties and 11 lead changes.
The host Purple Eagles led
by a 16 point cushion
midway through the second
half to register their 10th
win against 17 loses overall,
and improve their conference mark to 5-9.
Gerry Henry scored 14
points and Rick Townsend
and Mike Curan notched 11
each to help with Niagara's
scoring attack.
Colgate's Don Pugh led
all scorers with 21 as the
Red Raiders suffered their
eighth consecutive loss and
dropped to 1-13 in conference play and 5-21 overall.
NU opens the NAC
playoffs tonight at Boston
University. The Eagles lost
to the Terriers 96-85 and
80-75 during the regular
season.
Ken-East wallops Trott
The Kenmore East ice
juggernaut overwhelmed
Trott Vocational Saturday,
putting the Engineers on ice
at the Hyde Park Pavilion,
13-3.
Brian Moore triggered
the offensive with four goals
and a n a s s i s t . G a r y
Borkowski picked up three
goals, two assists, Bob
Hermann two goals and two
assists, Tim Knight a goal
and two assists, Kevin
O'Brien, Don Pray and Eric
Barker a goal apiece.
Ken-East sent 62 shots
toward Trott goalie Joe
Fritton. Jeff Fyvie stopped
23 shots in the nets for East,
with two shots by Bryan
O'Donoghue and one by
Steve Tretheway getting
past him.
Sunday Trott absorbed a
15-2 loss at the hand: of
Depew.
In other weekend action
Sweet Home topped
Niagara Catholic 4-2,
LaSalle whipped Grand
Island 11-6, Lancaster
dumped Niagara Catholic
6-5.
300th VICTORY
COLLEGE PARK, Md.
(UPI) — Adrian Branch
scored 20 points and Len
Bias added 15 in the second
half as 19th-ranked
Maryland defeated Virginia
74-65.
EXCEPTIONAL
For A
HIALEAH, Fit. (UPI) Time For A Change, Dr.
Carter and Devil's Bag
munched their oats placidly
Sunday as if nothing bad
haptrened while none racing fans argued over the
upset In Saturday's $365,000
Flamingo Stakes, first major tune-up in the East for
the Triple Crown.
Titne For A Change, running only the sixth race of
Us career, outgamed Dr.
Carter by a neck to win the
record $210,000 purse. Devil's Bag, the 1983 juvenile
champion, syndicated for
$36 million, finished fourth
in the eight-horse field, 7%
lengths back as the 3-10
favorite.
All three colts were pronounced in good shape
Sunday by their trainers.
Trainer Woody Stephens
said Devil's Bag came out
of the race "perfect, not one
hair turned the wrong
way." He blamed himself
for the Hickory Tree stable
colt's first defeat in seven
races.
"I hope he needed the
race," Stephens said. "I
believe I ran a horse not
quite ready."
Devil's Bag had won six
races by a total of 34 races
during which he has never
been challenged for the lead
nor felt the sting of the
whip. He had been touted as
the next Triple Crown
winner.
"He wasn't the same
horse as he was last summer," Stevens said. The
trainer said Devil's Bag
would next run in New
York, using the Gotham
Stakes March 31 and the
change upsets Devil's Bag
Wood Mavtorial as stepptnf
atones to the Kentucky Do
rby, first of the Trip*.
Crown races.
Aitfel Penna Sr., trains
of Triple Grown winner Affirmed, said he was undecided on Time For A
Change's next race, which
he said would be the colt's
only race before the Kentucky Derby.
Penna first thought he
would run Ogden "Dinny"
PUpps' apssitisll in the
Wood M*«norial, but ie now
concerned about New
York's weather. That poses
the i3osaibtlity that Time
For A Change will be entered in the Florida Derby
at nearby Gulfstream Park
March 31.
Dr. Carter may alto go to
the Florida Derby. Trainer
John Vettd. said the big,
gray colt had an excuse for
finishing a neck short of
victotyfetheFLtuninso
Dr. Carter was naming
only 1% Vm$p» back of
DevU'sBagandTimeForA
Change for the first halfmile when jockey Jorge
Velasquez suddenly
dropped him back to eight
lengths off the pace.
GOT O00S AND ENDS kicking
'. around the house? Turn thorn
intoo>iickcothwi!bo€toiSTf»d
Ad. JuBtdtal 693-1000,
i
MY CAR DIED
LAST NIGHT'
X
-*V-A*.
The solution could be simple - perhaps it's time for a tune-up.
So bring your car to Auto Tune, where you get the most
complete tune-up for your money. You get engine analysis,
all labor, all needed quality parts - including spark plugs,
points, condenser plus, when required, "extras" such as
PCV valve, fuel filter and rotor - and a 6-month, 6,000-mile
guarantee. Plus prompt, professional
service. All in one quick stop at one
low price.
C'mon over. We'll change your tune
about tune-ups!
OILS LUBE $ 1 0 9 5
SPEOALONI
STOP I N O N CALL FOR AN A P P O I N T M E N T
K E N M O R E - 7 0 7 Kanmora at Slarin
030-0111
CHEEKTOWAOA-3S3SGanaaaa at Union
034-0017
D O W N T O W N - 1 0 1 Oatawara at W. Huron
080-3004
A M H E R S T - 3220SnarManat Banay
03S-S787
S O U T H B U F F A L O - 1 0 0 Abbott at McKlnlay
02S-00M
H A M B U R G - Camp Road at Scranton
040-7478
TONAWANDA - SOS Fillmora aaat ol C o M n Extanaion. . 002-2204
GUARANTEED
6 m o n t r u or 6 0 0 0 miles
Hit-
... More than 200,000 care
tuned in Western New York!
VALUE
$
$
Savc 5to 15
On Coming Corelle
Dinnerware at Hills
Our Manufacturer's Instant In-Store Rebates
make it easy for you to save from
$5 to $15 on these dinnerware sets.
Nothing to mail in. We pass the savings
directly on to you. And each set is available
in a variety of patterns.
A. Livingware 16-pc. set
Hills Low Price
18.97
Instant Rebate
-5.00
You Pay Only 1 3 .
B. Dimension IV 16-pc. set
Hills Low Price
Instant Rebate
9 7
27.97
-8.00
You Pay Only J 9 . 9 7
C. Corelle2 20-pc. set
Hills Low Price
Instant Rebate
29.97
-10.00
You Pay Only 1 9
. 9 7
D. Expressions 20-pc. set
Hills Low Price
Instant Rebate
38.97
-9.00
You Pay Only 2 9 . 9 7
E. Cornerstone 20-pc. set
Hills Low Price
54.97
Instant Rebate -15.00
-•uni.
i—i
ia.«aaaa»»ia»»»aaaaaa»»aaa»»
You Pay Only 3 9 . 9 7
No need to wait for a sale. Ever.
N. Tonawanda: Meadow Drive (Next to North Tonawanda High School) Store Houras 10-10 Monday-Saturday /11 -5 Sunday
Untitled Document
Thomas M. Tryniski
309 South 4th Street
Fulton New York
13069
www.fultonhistory.com