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goiter and ac member or Bar rie Country club put up trophy til Insqtrimpe llon Own Trophy The final match this year at Barrie Goll Club ior the Rogers Trophy will he unique The donor will be playing ior the first nine for his own cup Some years go when he was di visional superintendent or the Canadian National Railways at Al landule John fingers keen iur annual competition in tweball foursome There was the usual large entry list this season and now they are ready for the final Mr Rogers who returnedfio Barrie to reside aftereretlrlng as general manager of the Central Vermont Railwayi has for his partner Mrs Ray Smith and they have eliminated all in this bracketmf the draw lufthe other bracketithe finals lhls are George Dangerfield and mailman Corby thcy having re cbgd that point by heating lulner Simpson and Mrs Fred An round last the annual Sports Daythere hit chucking of Dot Miller EXPECT IMPROVEMENTS Last wool party representing the Barrie Parks Board or Cam missiun telephoned tllis reporter with the obvious intent to ohastiu it was with glad pcncil thaf we received the caller as we were surprised that it took these gentlemen so long to make contact willl us Apparently the things written about thc condition at Queens were naughty words We had no right to write them etc However not one to bow out especially when we are in the right we lci the man say his piece then entered long suggestion period it is hoped and the man in the olhcr end of the phone sounded agreeable that some oi the toilowing changes will be made For the end of this softball season at least we Suggested and alter lengthy dubatc our friend agreed thatlincs be laid before every game both mens and ludics The ladies have been putting their own down to date We suggested and here we hope it is agreeable with everyone unccrned that lines in lhe infield and down the foul lines would like the gume more complete make the officials jobs little easier curtail bickering and spend up the game For next season We suggested that the screen behind the catcher hEmoved bdckatleistflve feel or better still10 This waythe game would be made more exciting lind saicr lor the fans with the screen back these leei runner on third base would attempt to score more olten on passed ball There is not playin baseball or soitball that is more exciting than play at the plate Also with the screen back the players benches would be moved back accord ingly and thus so would the spectators positions sthus desscning tbs chance at lans injuries due to hard hit foul balls The taller than mentioned that the Parks Board had intended to bulldozd and level the outfield at Queens Park for tow years Somnt thing always got in the way though he said The gentleman also noted that other towns ol this size and smaller wure gelling more money to spend on the parks than Barrie This ot course we do not know out we would he lhe first to pitch in and help the people in charge at the parks get more money It seems there are still those who feel decent park is luxury is not it is necessity All this talk about how much we love our children even as they grow up is lot of honey if they are not given stlltablo recrea tion facilities Sorry we strayed iromthe original subject bit but it all ties in anyhow We were saddened too that the man who made the call had not seen ball game at Queens Park this summer Its always good policy to look before you leap even it is just at sports edltor one oi the things this man said that tickled our ribs was that the Purks Board would have to pay the man who put the lines down time and half The follow wont get rich that way It only takes about 15 minutes MOST llllronTANT GAME game that was postponed week or so ago is proving to be the most important contest in the Barrie and District Senior shitball League schedule The participants are Barrie DeVilbiss and lllirie sing lhegnmc is being played at queensipark and should attracttho andthc satislaetion if any at playing the lourth place team in the llrst round at the playotls Mlnuslng currently holds onepnint edge over the Barrie club To the victor of this game will go first place meaning trophy biggest attendance of the season lot of parlance is attached to tonights contest at Queens whereupon Barrie Legion squares air with Bradford None oi these games can alrord lobe missed The playolls this summer should be something sensational considering how close the teams have been all season rney Barrie Flyers Ladies Sollhall Newmarkets fivehits oil Miller Team took top prize in softball Sarah parrndei was the tournament at Utopia Monday of chuck lernoon This tourney was just one Against Camp Borden the Fly at the many sparkling events in ers blew the lid completely off and as result the game was hall Three tennis vied lor the wt ed In the titlldlnfllng mens honors with erAF Camp gt my menmg 59w P13 After two and onehalt innings Newmtk of play the Flyers were leading The Flyers toughest test was 190 on the strength of 11 runs in against Newmarket their mush the first inning seven in the sec est rivals lnitllle Barrie und Dls end and one in the third triet SeniorLadies Soitbu League shut me 30 Park However Illa Flyers look Ann Averill Helen Foster and same 74 hehind the sulwzr DotMlller had collected two hits aplece Miller gave Camp Borden veteran buddyD01lIn Parker led trim fiuimmp first inning her males at the plate in but mnmngput two 1n the bush ll tourney there cludtn twobugger Wm Mnrg Ellia was the 11 hitter with bases ompty The in thEfourth Irbfle hinl fur remarks ed in lhls column about the condition of Queens Park Creelnore captured first money ownN SOUND AND MIDLAND were hosts to gain sports Events this Clvlc Hulldhy weekend Al Owen sound as part that towns eelltennlul elobrntluns ii marathon swim was in the OfflltgAf Midland Canadas first Summer skl Jumping Event was held At bottom left in the sequence 0t shots by Examiner photographer Bruno Faveru Clm Lums den winner at the Owen Sound Swim and Greta Anderson second pose happily Contln utng clockwise we have Lums den inking his first stepsntter halldozen hours in the When It Comes to 3k ng soitball ollranament nradrdrdsféhtfiml spltbalr refundhrueeiadhcywerecazh Tournament came up with foug sparkling contests on Monday at lemon and cvening lvith Rich mend Hill nosing out the Brad ford nine for top honors by 21lmorciii iu Air llgtx Cookstown Cami from behind to take the opener from Aurora 43 behind the pitching of aceihurler Harry Cause Richmond Hill then outlastcd Keswick in an extrains ling tilt 42 The latter loam ridde to the color of the day with the inclusiu of Toronto Maple Leaf goalie Chadwick in the lineup and sideshow of comedy throughout the balance oi the day Richmond Hlll than sat out bye as Bradford knocked out Cookstown 4D Russ handled the pitching for Bradford and Heston for Cookstown Bradford nuthit Richmond Hill 52 in the final but Leighton Giff left on base twice and Frank Laney once The latter scored his teams only run with booming homer homana clutch double after Earlon hndwnlked accounted for the winners first run with the clincher coming from Meraskas single and sharp nnsorunning aid ed by some loose Bradford play Roman was tagged out at third try ing to stretch his hit into triple in thrilling play Callings lhrpw to Gillen wns pcriect as was the lattcra tag However as lloman slid in cloud of dust puffed up out of which stepped Giffen his bail pants slit from top to bottom by Romnns spikes Safety pins train the stands soonlrestored matters Blitlery for llichmond Hill was llowlett and Steffan and tor BradA turd Armstrong and Tuplirlg Purse Til Tony Faletti alias Wlld Bill Brooks proved last night that wrestling relcrecs are not always in class as low as the villains in the main event of last nights card at Barrie Arena Fall out tried in with to give the de cision to Louis Paplncau Bul Louis was lnorl stubborn and wouldnt accept It all came about alter Louis was counted out on the floor of the arena had gollen there via head butt by Elephant Boy Foreign Obitct It suénlcd slrange to Tonmew Elephant Eoy could hurt anyone with his head since it was cover ed by the biggest mop oi hair youll evoroxprct to see he was right in being inquisitive too The has notified the off that EB had some lorelgn object stuffed in his locks for that reason Louis was ob lerod the match He said no1 llaletti then promised the crowd he would hold up Elia purse no Boy Loses buots the lace irom Rebel Bob Russell In the second lric Peterson and Dave Simms put on tcrriiic display oi fast smart grappling which lasted sew seconds over lhoJDminute mark Simms won the bout with back slide hold that left the usually adept Peterson no way ol getting free For the law min ules the bout lasted the boys pounded cacti olhsr unmercilul ly SlmmsJett the arena with badly cut elbow and Peterson complaining or painfulbnck Due to the holidays lust being over the crowd wasnt nslarge as usual Cololwaler Jaycees Deféal jienelang coldwstcr ln an exhibltlon than Eagfinfdggfafigfi If soltbau game at Goldwater Com next Tuesday Until that imc Louis selenti tie grappling was getting great test by the underground movements of Elephant BOY The jungle creature resorted to such tactics as bltlng Papineau on the throat Once down Elepahnt Boy would use his big feet to cut ogt Papiniaus breathing Two preliminaries also sparkled on the card The first saw Frankie Thampro k2 ton many prize money and Beetun and Slrnud split the third place Wins nings McMullen pitched hcihwiiia for munity Centre grounds Goldwater Jaycces pounded Penetang layciles 1943 VCALLTHE EXAMINER roll YOURPlllNTING NEEDS PhonoJA 34640 Creemoreglvlng up thrze hlts to New Lowell and ly twotdlseejl water Then theres Grctu Anderson ugoln belng congrnt uloted by an authentic Indlun Chief top art is scene at Owen Sound Trip middle ls picture or Lurnsden and his proud mother At rlght it skiJumper is caught ln mid night Down the right side bl the page ore pictures of Jan ques Charlund who made clean sweep of the ski lumplng prizes with Dr Rynard who presented Chnrlnrld with trophy with his wile who also seems very happy at his successes and alone speeding breaking leup uysmvs Jonnscu Examiner aparis Edllnr MIDLAND Alnuottc and Maurice Le Rocket llichard had better tnch over and make room for another star in the Frourn Canadian world Thc latest is diminutive Jacques charland ski jumping ace who last weekend added the Canadian Ski Jumping championship in his list at honurs This was the first summer ski lumping attempt in Canada and while the crowds were not nearly Irvhig asthoso predicted Indica tions were there that it could bi come profitable event Fitting Champ And it was only fitting too that the manwho has prevcn that he is Canadastup skijumper for our years should be our first summer champ Chlrland led the pack on each oi the three days oi competition and won every first prize altered and there were plenlyh Among his winnings was beau tiful Golden Ski donated by Cartings us also took home cup donated by or itynard for the longest standing jump another trophy for being the most com petitive athlete and three unifi medals tor limsning lirst in each or the three days jumping While the crowd was down so was the days record leap of 141 feet It was originally suggested by Pete Patterson chairman of the jump and National Chairman of ski lumping in Canada that the boys some of them would go as tar as 170 feet wind Hurts strong wind on the last day was blamed tor the lack oi real long or North American record smashing jumps it was revealed on the last day or the meet that someone in Calilornia had iumpcd 172 lcet making the mark or 159 at Chicago lust second longest Charlands total points were 6332 as compared to 5944 for ouis Moser of the Midland Ski Club Ari Tockle oi Rocknway Lakeview Win Pifehers Duel By 53 Score Ross Ronzld and Mlnnings tangled in pitchers duel Mon day nighl in hartin industrial Soitbail League playoff encounter at Shear lurk The result was 53 vletory for Ronald and his Lakevicw Dairy mates evcr Manslicld Rubber Both teams connected for live hits each but Lakeview had lit tle more luck with them The Dairymen got brenk in the first lramc when they scored on two occasions on nary hit Manslicld committed three errors Ronald struck outTour batters and walked two Minnings didnt retire single batter on strikes Ind passed six batsmen on the straw alter draconi New Jersey United States Champ was third with 5508 points other high scores were carded by Hans Ednr former wintertime world champ Mldlund 5704 Yves Doucettc Three Rivers Que 5859 Rheul Seguin Ottawa 5514 Jan Simonsun Briar Hill hlich 5412 Ken Thcrrien ffemisknmlng 5347 Franz Elsigcn Buffalo 5093 lltd William Schmidl Brlat Hill Mich 5013 Point System One hundred and 20 points was the maximum number Jumper could earn each jump Each lump or loupedsixtlnfi This judging was hascd on distance style and ability to stay up utter landing total of jumpers 10 from the States took part Onlyrtllré injuries marred the threeadayt jumping competitions Claude Trahnn of Thréo Rivers cracked three ribs when hi fell on ii the first day He was taken to Mid land Gencrnl Hospital for treat ment He was released yesterday and went home with his fellow Quebeckers Paul Eernlquez of Ottawa squ fared facial injuries and Leslie Granquist of Flint Mich hurt his shoulder Both of these occurred on the first day and the jumpers withdrew from further competit on LONG JUMPS Pete Pettersen and Louis Maser patched up their differences that have llngered since the Canadian Championships in early winter Pete said that Louis spent the inst couple of days as his Petes guest This move is profitable to both as Pete will be In charge of Can adas next Olympic jumplng team and Maser is definitely top con tender goodly number ol the Canad ian skiers in the weekends com petitions will be at Midland around Christmas when Pete holds one of the finest skijumping schools ever As for Unarlanu they could write song Ihout as well as the Rocket Hows thll for start Winter Summer Spring or Fall that man Charland he tops them mgr fin THEFASTESTVCARS AnnTor Dnlvlzlis FROM 111E usA Ann CANADA