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SPORTS TYPE By STEVE JONESCU Sports Editor ACT SCENE II Act Scene concerned the horrible condition of the baseball outfield at Barrie Fair Grounds owned by the Barrie Agricultural society We wrote in that scene that someone had made mess of the field by cutting here and there and no where in partlcular The result was terrible look lng field which was hazard not only to good ball but to the players It took whole day for someone to submit dissentv ing voice to the column It came from William Mal comson manager of the above mentioned society Mr Malcomson first chastised us for what he term ed treading on an innocent partys toes The name mentioned was mystery to us and besides we were complaining about the field not anyone in particular The BASmarlager then said he did not know for sure who would have cut PART of the outfield grass The Examiner found out Mr Malcomson also said the responsiblllty of the baseball area was solely that of the ball club Barrie LA Flyers that used it He said it has been that way for years He said that the society hasnt the right to spend any money on anything but agriculture The ball field is not agriculture we agree He said the society couldnt even spend penny of agriculture money on the track The ruling body apparently feels the track for horse races is not necessary part of Ialr or agriculture So we asked Mr Mdlcomson the right question He answered Yes we take cut of the Flyers gates We can use thismohey for improvements However he intimated that it wasnt enough to do much good In the meantime we contacted Jim Savage the hardworking bossman of the Parks Board Jim ad mitted that someone on his staff did the cutting of the outfield grass He said it must have been wet day that made the cutter curtail operations He said too that while his department is not technically re rn sponsible for the field it would complete the job whenever weather and ground conditions permit so why does the Parks Board cut the grass inside the track Because said Jim we keep our machines in one of the Agriculture Society buildings Weve agreed to cut the grass in appreciation Analysis of the play so far Barrie Ellyers use the park The Fair people say it is the clubs responsibility to maintain the playing area The Parks Board says it will continue to out the grass Jonescu says some thing had better be done in hurry or Barrie will be the site of the worst baseball facilities in the South Simcoe Baseball Circuit JUST NOTES See where Harvey Singleton former footballer withToronto Balmy Beaches of the ORFU has had talk with the Toronto Argonaut manage ment Harvey is the same fellow who dazzled local basketball fans with his fabulous play few years block when he was school teacher in Owen Sound publicity release from the Scullers yesterday re ported that the club has 65 players under their wings thus for This doesnt include Singleton or Hardiman Cureton the latter from Ottawa Rough Riders Word from Northland Wrestling headquarters in North Bay is that Dinty Parks and Kurt Von Strohelm will have to do it all over again for the North Americ an Junior Heavyweight Championship Belt These two were disqualified in their match Tuesday BASEBALL RECORD By THE CANADIAN PRESS Amadcan League PEI GBL 27 1s 23 15 605 1v 22 20 524 41 20 19 513 1s 20 474 an 19 23 452 712 17 23 425 av 14 24 use 10 Fridays Results Baltimore Washington Detroit Cleveland Kansas City Chicago Boston New York Todays Games And Probable Pitchers Kansas City Johnson at Chicago Shaw 44 Detroit Foyiack 14 or Aguirre 21 at Cleveland Lntman 10 Washington Stobbs 21 at Bab timore Barber 51 Boston Monbouqucitc 44 at New York Short t3 Sundays Gama Kansas City at Chicago Detroit at Cleveland Baltimore abWashingtanVi Boston at New York Mondays Games Washington at Baltimore Chicago at New York Nailonal Leaglm Pct GBL 25 14 674 28 17 622 19 16 543 22 22 500 76 20 23 465 20 24 455 96 16 22 421 10 14 30 318 15V Fridayu Results Pittsburgh Philadelphia Cincinnati MoLish 24 at Mil waukee Burdette Chicago Hobbie +6 at Los Angeles Williams 30 St Louis Kline Id at San Francisco Sanford 51 Sundays Gamés Pittsburgh at Philadelphia Cincinnati at Milwaukee Chicago at Los Angeles St Lois at San Francisco Mondays Games Philadelphia at St Louis Only game scheduled International Ieage Pct GBL 26 743 25 14 64 ii 20 18 526 21 20 512 22 23 4fl9 17 19 472 SW Miami 17 26 395 13 Montreal 11 30 268 18 Fridays Mulls Columbus Toronto Richmond Montreal Miami Rochester Havana Buffalo Baltimore Cleveland Chicago New York Detroit Kansas City Washington Boston Toronto Buffalo Havana Columbus Richmond Rochester HoganShares Tourney Lead MEMPHIS APlBen Hogan Bob Rosburg and Goasie moved in front in the 330000 Memphis Open golf tournament Friday with totals of 132 of the three Goosie fired the top round touring the par70 Colonial Country Club course in 65 strokes But Hogan was the most consistent He added 66 to creep up from hissecondplece slot Rosburg shot 67 Pittsburgh San Fran Milwaukee Cincinnati St Louis Les Angelcs Chicago Phlla Cincinnati Milwaukee Chicago Los Angeles St Louis San Francisco Todays Home And Probable Pitchers Pittsburgh Haddix 31 Philadelphia Conley 23 A1 Balding of Toronto who turned in flveoverpar 75 in Thursdays first round shot 69 Friday for 144 total But Jury Mngee of Toronto wasnt so iucky He added 76 to his in itial 73 for 149 total and failed to survive Ihe cutoffs Marges And case Eagles Win Industrial Softball Contests ilargcs Fish and Chips and Clue Eagles won Industrial Softball League games at Queens Park last night before fainlud attendance The games were somewhat conirastlng The opener uw Dangerfields lake lead In the sixth inning then watch the viclolious Elsie mro nine films in the smooth to move ahead for good The floodllght affair Wu never in doubt lllurges look lead in the first frame and squashed the one big threat put on by Mansfield Rubber lilargel went on to win 92 Jackie Vair who started the scnson as the mainstay of Marges then just recenin re turned to his club of last year Dangerfield then Hillth Grads was yanked affer pitch ing twohit ball for nix innings That move proved dLsastroua for the youngsters as reliefers llarold Richardson and Harold Liner were at the mercy of the strong Eaclcs baLsmen in the big framc Eaglu almmt went around the order twice wllh Clarence Rhiueharf Miles lilck ling and Don Dunsmem ceiling two hits before it was over Bill Norris contributed handsomely to the inning with homer Leighton Smith younger bro fher of Legions Al SmiLh pitch ed six innings for Case but was relieved in the seventh by Don Robinson Colin Sutherland and Pele Mc Closkey one of the laitcrs homer had we nfellcs apiece for Dangerfiel Don Thoregood willl two triples and homerun Paced Margcs in the nightcap Ralph Knapp And Dennis Pnnclluk had two Le apiece for the winners oneof the Barrie Flyers hockeyists gnlng for the circuit While his malts were reflect ing 10 hils Earle Lalng was holding Mansfield to just four binglcs two by Kenny Angus Laing claimed 11 boilers on strikes llon Pauling pitched the dist ance for the losers Mondays action is aLShear Park with Dangerfield playing Bell Telephone Spectators Throw Furniture In Protest 0f Fight Verdict NEW YORK AP Hoiheadcd fans Ihrcw chairs info the ring and created wild scene in St Nicholas Arena Friday night after New Yorks Emile Griffith was awarded split decision over Argcniinns Jnrgo Fernandez in televised lornund fight The stocky hardhitting South American finished strongly and when the verdict went against him many of the 1761 fans let loose with storm of boos Then some of the more volatile fans lusscd five chairs and other ob jccls from the lowhanging bal cony into the ring So me customers splintered chairs by smashing them against the balcony facade Three per sons including ring announcer Johnny Addie were hit by chairs None was hurt enough to require medical attention The booing screaming and pounding went on for about 15 minutes before police quelled it Two boxers who were in have fought after the main event were ordered out of the ring by deputy commissioner Jerk Duberstein They never did get to fight Gen Melvin Krulcwilch chair men of the New York State Alli letlc Commission said he would look into this Hc referred both to the rioting and the dc cision Krulewiich had left his ringside scat before the decision was announced and was leaving the arena when chairs started flying Charley Johnson manager of Fernandez said he would protest the decision to the commission Monday Referee Petey Della and judge Jack Gordon each had Griffilh the winner by SH scores Judge Joe Agnella had chnndcz ahead six rounds to four ring side poll showed nine newspaper men for Fernandez in one for Griffith Two others called it draw The odds were to and take your pick Griffith who weighed 147 pounds had the edge In the first half of the fight with his jabbing and short rights to the head But the harder hitting Fernandez who went 1471 pounds closed with rush Maple Leafs Are Running Away With International Loop Flag By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Toronto Maple of are threatening to run away with the international League pennant race after lastplace finish in 1559 Leafs who finished all games behind the pennantwinning Buf fan Bisons last season edged Columbus Jets 43 Friday night and to make their record 269 for 743 percentage The Leafs have threegame lead over theruunerup Bisons and look nothing like last years inept team which finished in the cellar with 6985 mark The Bisons playing at 64 pace compared to 582 when they finished on top for the 1959 canl paign dropped another length be hind Toronto by losing 31 to the thirdplace Havana Sugar Kings The fifthplace Richmond Virv glnians beat the lastspot Moni real Royals 51 and the seventh place Miami Marlins defeated the sixthplace Rochester Red Wings 42 RALLY STOPPED ABRUPTLY The Leafs getting oneplich relief jub iromPat Seantlebury to cut off threerun Jets up rising in the ninth inning scored their first and last run on shabby Columbus fielding Jim Kings eighth homer in the fourth inning accounted for the other Leaf runs Hockey Figures Attend Funeral Of Silver Fox VICTORIA CPI Leading figures of the hockey world are here for the funeral today of Lester Patrick who died Wed nesday at the age of 76 Funeral er vi ce at First United Church at pm was to be followed by interment in the family plot at RoyaIFOnk Ceme fiery Mr Patrick was considered one of the greatest contributors to the sport in its historyas player coach executive and in novator His sons Lynn and Muzz are both general manag ers of National Hockey League teams Attending services were Hector Toe Blake coach of the Stanley Cup champion Mont real Cnnulliens Brothers Bill and Bun Cook and Frank Boucher who formed line considered one of the great est over in the National Hockey League Lester Patrick put the line together at New York in 1926 Frank Foyeth who played with Lesters Victoria Cougars when they won the Stanley up in the 102425 season Babe Pratt Alex Shibiolly Toronto starter Bob River boat Smith going into the ninth with string of 17 scoreless in nings filled the bases with walk and allowed tworun single to Ray Mejins Russ Heman re placed him forced in run with passes and was yanked Scaullc bury came oil and threw doubleplay bail on his first pitch Smith picked up the victory his fifth in six decisions Kurt Raydon was the loser HAVANA SHOWS POWER Len Cardenas drove in three runs for Havanawifh homer triple and single Bob Miller Jim Pendlefon and Ray Shearer also collected homers against Buffalo in Bob Miller snapped the Bisons fourgame win streak to bring his record to 64 Virginians righthander Ell Grba won his seventh in eight de cisions with hardvlliiting support from Deron Johnson and Ken Hunt In 12bit offensive against the Royals Johnson got four hits including two doubie and knocked in three runs Hunt belted lworun homer Gene Greens double in the eighth inning scored Joe Caffie with the winning run as Miami lefthander Bill Hoeft 44 beat Bob Gibson 0v2 Jerry Adair homered for the Marlins while Bob Sadowski and Ben Mateosky hit circuit shots for the Wings Clint Smith and Neil Colvllle who played under Patrick in the Stanley Cup playoffs in New York in 1940 Walter Brown president of the Boston Bruins and chairman of the National Hockey Leagues board of governors Carver Shannon Signs Wiih Peg WINNIPEG CPIImport hall back Carver Shannon is return ing for secondseasnnwilh Winnipeg Blue Bombers of the Western Interprovincial Football Union Bombers also announced today that about 80 players mostly from junior and intermediate ranks will attend Mondays open ing of an eightday rookie spring training camp Some of the rookies will be invited to attend the regular Bomber camp open ing July BALL STARS HuangBob Allison Washing ton Senators drove in three runs with triple and home run in L1 victory over Baltimore Orioles PIIBIIIIIZ Vcrn Law Pitts burgh Pirates won his eighth lira game an eighthit so dccislon pver Philadelphia Phillie wn we This Time Vern Law Keeps The Pirates Rich BY ED WILKS Associated Press Siali Writer Vern law plcked up whcr Bob Friend left off and the Pitts burgh Pirates still have two linme lend In the National Leaguethanks to Ihe best two man staff in the majors The two rlghthandcra have put away if of iho Plrnies 29 victories including all five shut ouls They have the only com plete games 12 hung up by Ihe staff After Friend 62 closed out home stand with thrcchlt shut out over Cincinnati Low became the first to win eight this year in the majors Friday night Laws eighthit shutout at Philo dclphia gave the Pirates illelr sixth straight victory 30 Second place San Francisco de fcaied St Louis 32 on the she hit pitching of Mike McCormick and Joe Amalfltanos first major league home run Milwaukcc sluggcd our home run and beat Cincinnati 64 The Chicago Cubs dcfcalcd Lo Angclc 65 in 10 innings FOUR IN ROW Law made it four in row since his only defeat striking out our and walking just one for his sevenlh complete game and fourth decision over the Phils He gave up three singles that loaded the buses in the seventh but saved his second shlllout by striking out plnchhitfcr Wally Post John Buzhordt 141 was the loser as the Pirates scored three in the third two run single by Roberto Clemente capped it after Rocky Nelsons basesloaded fly fell for single when left fielder Tony Curry and shortstop Joe Koppe collided Curry was knocked out Koppe suffered sprained wrist While the Plraier opened l7 game road trip Ihc Gianls evened their current home stand record at when Amaliilanos iwlrrun homer off Ernie Broglio 22 broke tie in the bird inning The Cards scored their other run in ihe fifth Hal Smith singled and come in on rookie Julian Javiers triple but Javier then was cut at the plate when he tried to lcore on Joe Cunning hams grounder to fIfsl hits and waited sccondlriple With two out in the seventh Mc Cormick 73 who walked one and struck out three for his eighth complete game gal out of that jam when Cunningham popped SOLO SHOTS All four Mllwoukco home runs yore solo shellsby flank Aaron lJllly Erulon Del Crondal and Johnny Logan off Jay Hack 44 lgamc in clinching four run third capped by Joe Adcocks two out single and an error Carl Willey against the rest of the league beat the Reds in lhird time llc had given up just three hitsone Frank Robinsons secondinnlug homeruntil the ninth then needed Don life Malluns twoout relief after Ed Bailey hit threerun homer The Cubs blew 50 lead in the eighth and ninth utLos Phillies PHILADELPHIA AP Pitcher Jack Meyer ls consid ering hiring lawyer and curry ing lo the baseball cummis sioners office his fight against an estimated $1200 fine levied by the Philadelphia Phillies Meydr was fined Thursday for participating in roughhousc or horseplay in Pittsburgh hotel room Saturday night The pitcher suffered hemialcd disc and is in the hospital lm not going to stand for it said an incensed Meyer from his hospital room wasnt to blame he said Thursday now that the impact of the huge fine15 days paybe gan to dawn on him it looks like nobody took the trouble to find out what actually hap pened Meyer said he remembers in forming Muecll he had been Stewarts Lunch Takes On Torgis At Queens Park The Barrie andDistrict Senior Softball League game slated for Vlinesing last night between Minesing and Thomas Electric grounds However gnofiip supplied only the players with knowledge of the cancellation Many fans still made the jaunt lo Minesing only to be disappointed Tonight at Queens Park Stew arts Lunch and Torgls Automo tive meet Stewarts will be seek ing win No without defeat Torgis boasts win and draw in two outings OIL HEATING 10 Down Years to PM Clarke Heating And Sheet Metal PA 68171 LAWN CRUISER superquiet 19 neouces POWER MOWER NOlSE To was called off due to wet Hurler May See Lawyer drinking and became involved in an argument with two 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