THE REVIEW

Wednesday, September 9, 1981 |

. By the harness racing in. thanit’s ever been. bred gelding was Sacramento § Cali-
; JIM McDERMOTT _ Sidney B.C. is: more Royal Accord, the purchased by Glen fornia. Bought for
Room PARTICULAR While the other competitive this year :

ABOUT YOUR |
CUTTING EQUIPMENT |

drivers warm up their
horses for the arduous
one mile pace, driver
John Glen tries
desperately to keep his
seven year old gelding
from bucking right
out of his harness. But
when they finally
reach the starting gate — §
John Glen and Royal — |
Accord take control
thus winning 7 of.9
starts this season. at
Sandown Raceway.
Born and raised in
Regina, John .Glen-.
has been racing for six

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ALREADY USING OUR
SHARPENING SERVICE

BLADES

WITH

iow

‘spirited New Zealand

through Joe Hudon in

$3,500 his outstanding
performance has bo-
osted his claiming
price:to $12,000.
People who have

seen Royal Accord are |

well acquainted with
his pre race antics yet
John Glen _ reveals
some reasons for his
behavior. ‘“‘The New
Zealand horses are. a
little on the wacky
side’ says Glen ‘‘and
he doesn’t like the
harness sO when we
train him he runs
along side another
horse without the

“=f years. Although he bike.”

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; : at Sandown because concerns with res

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[cme «| StTalia, he admits in the second race at Sandown Park, Saturday. TomCronkPhoto of time spent on

es approximately 2, 000 each day.
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an ‘appointment system ‘which will reduce _
~ jine-ups and delays at Claim Offices <  ~
and enable claims to be settled with»

et maximum efficiency. « : |

ol All claimants are required to” :
complete an Appointment Request .
-. Card and mail or deliver it to the _

~ nearest ICBC Claim Office. .

.. This includes all motorists who have < a
claim resulting from an accident
- before, during or after the strike, or .
one that was reported during — |
the strike.

7 ONE EXCEPTION ONLY

a Emergency glass damage daims will -

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~ motorists who have a claim for glass .
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replacement shop. — .

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is son

paai rs . iz : ‘When a an RES iaiheaL Request Card i is”
pares ‘ | . teceived:at'the Claim Office, the claimant
A key feature of ‘Operation High: Gear’ is. ”~ will-be contacted as soon as possible and ¢ a

- convenient: appointment will be arranged. - ee
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: - lca program planned | to clear the backlog of claims. resulting from the |
“recent strike and to deal with new y claims which continue at the 1 rate 2 of

ray

warming up and also
the possibility of him
breaking the  ex-
pensive equipment.

When asked which
post position he
prefers John . Glen
says he likes the
number one spot.
‘*You can’t get parked
outside and you have
more control’? ex-
plains Glen.

Unruly yet majestic — John Glen’s ‘Royal Accord’

As for the long
term plans he hopes
to run Royal Accord

_ at Cloverdale but ‘‘the

turns may be too tight
for him’’, says Glen,
“if thats the case we’ll
take him up to
Edmonton.’’

Your last chance to
see John Glen and
Royal Accord in

“action at Sandown is
this weekend.

victe

By TOM CRONK

Hotel Sidney
emerged victorious
from the fourth game
of their best-of-five
playoff series against
Harvey’s Sporting
Goods, Tuesday
night,.. earning | the

playoff championship

of the Sidney Senior
Men’s . Fastball
League in the process.
. Tuesday’s ©
ended -in the: fifth
inning, when umpire
George. Tahouney
declared the ~ game

forfeit in favour. of.

Hotel.» Sidney

following an. alter-.
~ cation’ with Harvey’s.

catcher, Terry Orr. It

playoff game to end,

~ but then -the entire
_ Series had been an odd.
affair.

‘Hotel Sidney held a
1-0 lead after four
complete . innings -of
the ‘final game and

and two ‘out,

game ©

. Tahouney
‘no’. Subsequent
Orr,..

“particularly the «

ri »uUS

Graham came to the
plate for Hotel and

Harvey’s troubles
began almost im-
mediately.

Catcher Terry Orr
requested a change of
ball from umpire
George Tahouney
which was refused.
The next. pitch to
Graham was rifled
through the middle to
Spelay in center field.
Subsequent errors on
the _ play © allowed
Graham to. score
giving Hotel a 4-0
lead. .

Orr then. asked
Tahouney if there was
‘any. special ball you

~- would. like us: to’ use
“was an odd way for a |

which .
replied

now’,. ..to

actions... by

Jaunching of the ball :
to center field, ap-.

“parently caused- his-
. ejection” from. the. ae
~ had blanked Harvey’s.
“once: again :in ‘the top.
:-of the fifth inning.:
~ In the bottom of the”
. fifth inning with men.
‘-on- first-.and ‘second: eo i
Tony.”

game.

‘one-minute’.
Continued on 10.

Orr: was not. going ee Lye?
-to-leave-the field, by.
all. appearances, fand
Tahouney invoked the oe.
rule; eae es

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