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Young Canidtaii ennui virtually unkndwn in the basdnil world could be rightlymid of playing big psrtintbs UuAmrlauAcuviuesfim the GSA Ted mission of Pentlcton his first two startssBowsfield did nothing morewban stand the New York Yankees on their ears This Just isnt done inthe AL especially tblsyear But Bowsfield who respects the opposition Just so much knocked the Bombers down afew pegs lt Bowstields two triumphs over thesuregtiie pennant winners have made real hero in Bostongnod for that matter most every city in the lengie um MN ran However Bowsneld regardlesslinwwell he pitches the rest at his Boston career will never match the play or attraction value of Ted Williams Alf Shepherd foreman of the priiiting shop at The Examiner was down to New York ameek and half ago and had the privilegeof watching the Bosox and the Yanks go at it lt gt One game Williams didnt start due to an injured wrist Late in the game with the Bombers several runs aheadl the Boson rallied to load the bases Everyone in the building saysShep knew what was forthcoming And much to their delight The Splendid Splinter strolled out of the dugout and up to the plate Afterwarlching couple sail right down the middle Wililams picked the one he wanted and blasted bulletlike single that scored coupleof runs The crowd went wild They were cheer the big guy just as they do in every ball park Last Suiidny Williams showed his defiance or superiority the Bombers again It was just few days before his 40thl1irtMny and the husky great had ii perfect day at the plate going Mord Williams batting feats day in and day out are more spebacular for the simple reason that the man is gettingold basebaiiwise Be cause of his outstanding feats every day Ted is rarely given his du credit in the newspapers gt There Isnt another player in any of the two major leagues whois as old as Ted and still plays regularly on surel There are about éflothers who can equal or better his age but they dont play every ay Possibly the most publicized oldtimer in the major leagues is Enos Country Slaughter the former Gashouser ofthe Cardinals in the National League and now of the Yankees slaughter couple years Teds senior has been to bat less than 100 times for the Stcngelese Yet almost every time hesteps to the plate he gets ink on this isnt bad Slaughter is still quite ball player buLhe never was Ted Williams llllckey Vernon of the Cleveland Indians is anotherold leila whos been stealing some of the headlines But now that Vic Wertz is back in action Mickey Wont see too much action His activity was curtail ed couple of months ago when the Indians acquired hardhitting Vic Power he can first base pfosition Early wynn Sal Magiie Elmer Vale slightly younger Stan MusJ is Marv Grisscm and venerable Warren $pahp are among the other old men making headlines rplhyqlust about anywhere especially Vernous Nearest to Williams in value as far as wéreccncerned is Spahn the Milwaukee Braves 4800 llhe learn lefty is sure bet to win games thissoason For that matter hell be one of the few chuckers in either league that will accomplish the feat But come as tiiey may no pitching fielding or batting event will outdraw the applause given the mighty Williams when he strolls to the plate The guy is magic at the box office Ees untouchable as batter And he helps pay lot of salaries Williamslgfortebis his eyes Despite service in two wars and the fact that he spends lotof time on the water big Tedcsn boast one of the finest pairs of eyes in the world Radio and television story tellers havedevoted full programs to this mans amazing oyuight The day may come when Williams wont be able t0m1k nonchalanh ly to the plate three aridfour times agamei This will only appearances more valuable tOtiie customer and tobasehall Theres onething certain when Ted does quitthc game it wont be as fading star The mans too intelligent toiet that happen When Ted leaves baseball it will be onhis own accord Theres not club owner in the majors that wouldnt want the big guy on his side for at least few gates JUST NOTES visitor to town this past weekend was Jack Killer Kane former Barrie Flyer who played last hockey season with hatham Maroons make his Big Strong Detence had threehitsl Marg Ell One of the BarrieFlyers hock with theFlyers lastseason llay ey weakpoints the last couple in one of the heater men on the cauy ewes up fromthe minors tobeip out the Boston 50 of the American League in of seasdnsythe defence could be the clubs strong point this com lug hockeysseiason Returning from last seasons hiueline brigade are Ed Westiall Dale Rolfe =and Marv Rutledge Ail are Young big arid strong And better till ey have atieast The NQ Liskeard native who started hiscareer as goaltender loves theganie so much so that hed play anyiwhere ill so long as he was in the game This of spiritthe club needs Du could prove to be tremendous twoscasen of junior play ah ad find returning Barry ember of the team cggngéfimfi okenr wrist slithered fter his tho feilosrbrthe some one stormed into the rinnat them showed finishes of this oniylob seldom Most of the evening he resorted to underbqndeddilch Few Tricks His opponent Sandy Scott had few tricks or an own Iodine matchby tar extolled any that have been proinoted here in few Wasp Even before the bell the ac tlon was at ii fervishpitch As Scott turned to his corner to doff his jacket Gotch attacked lie slammed Scott to the matand stomped on him Then Gotch pick ed up the handsome Hamiltonian and ran him into the turnbuckle Scottfell like wet rag to the floor and blood pushed from woundin his forehead Rather than take breather to which he was entitled Scott delt manded that the fight start of ficially Still verygroggy he was the victim of the first fall after just one minute and 41 scoonds Things did turnahout inithe second and Sandy put the big boyto sleep with anappropriatcly namedhold lie was on the verge of winning the third fall with similar grab when referee Jack Armim nightin pious ritory 17115th in the semifinal tangle binge evening Yvon Rousselwu hulte well agrinst vicious Tarzan Zimba when Hunter stopped the fight and awarded it to the French inan Zirnb was throw qutior aimingb pusbeantli too often Roussci with fine bull and plenty of ability looksland fights like Louie Papinesn And the not bad In therapeuer Chico Gracia ii ded himself of Bob Bowlwith backbreakcr after 17 minutes of wrestling neu Coming Next weeks band will be headed by Brownie the sensational wrestl ling hear from Mobile Alabama zBrownie will be matched with Bill Curry dwe cant rightly sayth we fee sorry for ng brought in at this time the children and adults too who were so disappointed when the last bear to show in town died couple of hours hdore its bout WlLLthS inviscid INRWSUPLAVOFFS 3v DUMPINGMAlllg Varcoc Willows won the first round of the Provincial Womens Softball Union playdowns in the Intermediate class last night when they defeated Oshawa Mer chant MaidshOS at Queens Park The decision wasnt decided un til the bottomhaif of the eighth when MargEliis blasted three run homer to snake the score ins Same Pattern Qlthough it was bit closer thi contest ftillowed the pattern of the first two games of theser ies in the first Oshawa commit ted eijror upon error in losing 264 In the secondkatshear Park Varcoes covered their fingers With butter and lost just as convin cingly And last night Oshawa committed nine miscues enough to help the Willows grab the duke The game was all tied up after five innings with the Maids out hitting Willows 94 at that point But in the sixth the Willows forged ahead with four hits and two errors ecountingvfor apair of tallies srblenkins led off the frame th single and scor ed on Ann Averiils double Ann then scored on Frances Exells single and couple of fielding hobbies There was ri scoring until the Allan Thomas OConnor ri Planeta lb Mchhe Scott if Thomas if Mayne 2t Parker WliitEEvif Miller Barthelo Jenkins ss Averill 3b Exell 2b Ellisfrf Jo 23 NNHfiuoH batter walked Chester Morris eighth vhen Ellis plated both Ann Averill and Diane ExelL New Person order to satisfy irithe Squib Slimttoe Martin willbcpresented with TheEnmriner Trophies oneio keep fora year orvas long as heZkeeps leading the batters and the other to keep for life oust yuanllama look aid in ioiyvaifewv games for idiotic fendind champions and made tripe rIIlereimthoif my 17 trips twothe plate His Iverngethenwas just few not from on bottom Th sea lIarvey has been slugger His swat mark narely varied more than to points through one game to the next it was this cousistemy that won it for him And how does he feel about being the hatt champ Well all he could when notified feel terrific but its hard to believe What about Jimmy Bertram Stewarts Lunch Bertramfiecond Well Bertramvvos second to Martin with creditable mark gt of 21 hits in 36 at bats Bcrtmms perform ance is even more sensational when you comider that he was playing in his rookie season One of the youngest and finest all players in theleaguc cor by Adams of Mineslng pulled down the number three spot with amank of 365 George Chappel fellow who wu afraid he might ride the bench with the Legionnaires this summer came whopping 360 300 nutm other 300 or better hitters with at least 35 official at bats through with IHORNTGN ExTENDis ITS LEAD hornton defending champions semina gfle no 61 ft egclub that comes up with the most hits in gamedn which it wins But most of the time it does onday night however hits did nt mean too much Going into the bottom half of the fourth inning of thcxplayoff iwithlvy Thornton was down 21 and Merv Broley werethen retired in order JocTimminswalked and Don Johnston doubled to score Smith Lou Morrow walked and Frank Broley hit balldown to shortstop The fielder erred and Timmons and Johnston crossed the plate Then the ivy pitcher Jerry Murphy balked tufcrce in Morrow and Thorntons fifth run The final score was 56 vDon Johhston aSusual pitch ed for Thornton Hegave just two Dot Miiiérwasa new cracker over the last four frames giving up just two hits having trouble arl catch thy no pulledher out of hole in the third The bases were loaded at the time Frances Exeil who he one of the Willows better sincePWSU time roiled McCabehadA trio of base Knocks for the Thom Mayne and Plan apiecer Miller had afhomerun or lows and Thomas and hieCab had similar ows fo Osha lyin the contést hlle she was Bowling Leagu fibwliogrtcadeiny are now being Rimmed Prospective captains should call eithe Mid napp $504 Gord Miner sees mintréal an West Mount are irig share the pitching hits and picked up couple him self Jerry Murphy and Mike Brown ice for Ivy in abbreviated It wascaiied after five in ng ipiiSéiiindlerF had hils Doug Lowden hom ered for Ivy the fourth inning Next game of this series will he played ton ht weather perl Ivy Tomorrow evening at clock Tn ting of the captains willbe held at be me of Mrs oie 12 Agnes St llere IIIB the least 35odficial at bats 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