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THE HARRY EXAMINER WEDNESDAY AUGUST SI 1m SPORTS TYPE By STEVE JON SCU Sports Editor NEED WAS THERE Allandale Lumberjacks straightgames loss to Waterloo in the rooent Ontario Baseball Association Juvenile series is feather in the cap of the Barrie Minor Athletic Club Heck no loss is really nothing to be proud of especially with the loud scores recorded against our lads The defeat proved that the community is in need of minor baseball Waterloo isnt that good club Lumberjacks arent that bad The difference was experience Its been many years lslnce Juvenileaged boys in Barrie had chance to play baseball Only opportunity for our youngsters has been provided by the Legion and it was for the youngest of athletes The BMAC is not bemoaning the loss in the first round It is quite proud of the youngsters These boys will be back next year Theyll be bit more experi enced and were positive more enthused We feel too that Barrie will have more than one good Ju venile club Friends of the players admired their uni formed buddies Now theyd like to get into the act The BMAC wants them too This summer the club sponsored one juvenile club one midget and two bantam teams The ban tams are the luckiest Theyve started younger and will have more time to progress All of our kids have lot to learn about baseball Coaches cannot do much more than scrape the sur face in one year Next year the boys will know bet ter where they like to play The coaches will know which position the individual can handle The boys will know more about playing the hitters or how to move in the batters box to hit certain type of pitching Oh yes Some good thumpings can do lot more good than easy victories Were impressed with the eagerness of these youngsters Their eagernes to learn has been helpful to the coaches who prob ably didnt realize at the start but they had the toughest jobs of all Win lose or draw it was good year for many youngsters It was even better for baseball in gen eral Barrie now has more kids playing the game It can mean nothing less than improvement for the intermediate club in the future This winter BMAC is going to throw in strength in the direction of minor hockey helping if it can the organizations already going and revamp ing those that are in need JUST NOTES lorgis Automotives will play benefit game against Allenwood and Elmvale All Stars at Elmvale Friday night in aid of an Elmvale youth who recently had legamputated Game time at Elmvale Park is 645 Its good game fora good cause Lets see you folks out there in grEat number With the StewartsEGAF softball series com pleted few openings in the Queens Park schedule should be filled if possible by the Industrial League This league we know has few postponed games in its roundrobin Speaking of RGAF Flyers Although ousted from the BDSSL playdowns theyre not through for the year They plan to enter the Copaco Series Deadline for entries to this event is September Harry Couse does two things differently than the other pitchers in the senior softball loop He pitches bit better in the clutch thats when he comes into game anyhow and he runs off the field at the end of the inning The latter is unusual for pitcher Maybe Harry just runs to keep his old bones from getting stiff The Torgis guys have been hitting the ball Moe Mihalech the clubs earlyseason hitting sensation before being felled by injury may not see any more action this year Moe is still on the limp but that shouldnt hinder his mighty swing too much Match Play Golf Starts qualifying round Tuesday held in conjunction with the interprovin cial team championship Panas iuk led Ontarios fourman team to victory By JOHN VOJIECH Canadian Press Staff Writer TORONTO CP With the Canadian junior interprovincial team championship out of the way three youths today took dead aim at the Canadian junior match play golf championship Bob Panasiuk of Windsor and Gordon Le Riche of Montreal with His and John Morgan of Vancouver with 144 were the Last year the trio took three of the first four places at Mont real where Alan Kennedy of Van couver who was 15 strokes he hind Panasiuk in the qualifying round team championship medal play competition eventually won the individual title by beating Le Richc and in the final This year Kennedy is not com paring Panasiuk and Le Riche are hoping that they can win this year their last in the junior di three low shooters after Itshole vision Both are 18 Morgan ls 17 READERS WRITE Barrie Aug 28 1960 HI STEVE For two or three and maybe more Hapi Emms has warned you all if you dont support your Barrie team You wont see us next fall Next fall came we still were be To take another chance But it was the same old thing in the same old way Most of the fans stayed awa for one never go near the arena From one years end to the other But sure do think you should support your team The same as all the others We all took Hap for granted and thought hed never leave For he had been saying that since 1943 We wish you all the luck Hap hundred times and more But bring the boys back quickly so we can see them score Now dont blame Hap for what hes done He did it for the best We wish him luck with all his puclu And hope hell soon return And bring the boys book safely and never more to roam CLARA MADIGAN sir awe WOODSTOCK CF new Ontario Hockey Associyion sen ior league was organixed hies day night despite the opposition of two of last years OHA Senior learns Representatives of Whitby Dunlops and Belleville McFar lands walked out of the organiza lion meeting The new league lo be known as the OHA Senior League will wipe out the division between Senior and Senior hockey and will ask the Canadian Ama teur Hockey Association for no ogniiion as Allan Cup caulcnd ers WINDSOR CIIATIIAM STAY Windsor Bulldogs and Chaiham Maroons of the nowdefunct Son ior series are two of the pro posed leagues nine entries Scn for 13 teams from Voodslock Stratforo Wallaceburg Welland Oakvillc Gall and Strathroy also want to join the league Ontario had been the only province with two separate class ifications of senior hockey The deadline for entries is Sept when meeting will be held in London Objections of Whitby and Belle vilie to the new league involve travel Wren Blair Whitby reprisenm tivc observed that most of the new leagues entries are in Wcsb crn Ontario It isnt feasible for Whitby to play in this league he said Wed be heading for financial disastcr if we tried IIAD PAID EES representatives Gord Bell and Keilh McDonald followed Blairs lend in walking put when the other cubs ex pressed doubLs about making the trip cast in Belleville McFar lands were the only team to pay the entry fee in the Senior league this season The deadline was Aug Bell indicated his team would still compele in OHA playoffs Blair said the Whitby teams fu ture is uncertain The team might burnstorm he said other teams may enter the new circuit St Thomas is one pos sible entry but officials are war riod about lengthy road trips St Thomas representative Har old McCormick said his club is not interested in playing in any group involving travelling in Wel land and to Windsor The meeting between the and clubs was brought about when KitchenerWaterloo Dutch men dropped out of the Senior picture following the establish ment of an Eastern Professional Hockey League franchise there MADE SURVEY Blair who made recent sur vey of senior hockey for the OHA said he knows of several possible entries not represented He said Kitchener entry may materialize as well as one from Barrie home of the Junior Flyers until this season St Andrews Nips Central Club 75 St AndrEWs defeated Central 75 last night at Shear Park In Church League softball game Jack Turnbull was the winning pitcher allowing ii hits Larry Adams pitched for Central and gave up 13 hits Wally Carnimers led the win ners at the plate with three hits Howard Steckley and Rusty Ai kin had two apiece Dennis Carpenter Adams Barry Thompson and Bob Chap pel had two hits apiece for the victims Canada Shows Ht Olympics What Canada fid It the Olympics Tuesday By THE CANADIAN PRESS DIVING Womens litmetre high plafa farm championshipIrene Mao Donald Kelnwna BC ninth SWIMMING Womens 4Wmeire medley iaySara Barber Brantford and Judy Mcnale Margaret lwasaki and Mary Stewart all of Van couver fifth failed to qualify for finals YACHTING Argo II skippered by Dr Sam uel Sandy Macdnnald Mont real fourth in second of seven Dragonclass trials Saga II withdrawn by skipper Mel Gould Toronto from second of seven 55metre class trials Scram skippered by Bill Bur gess Vancouver 25th in second of seven Starclass trials Mad Dog skippered by Pierre Desjardins Montreal 22nd in second of seven Flying Dutch manclass trials Ian Bruce Wakefield Que eighth in second of seventrials in Finn class ROWING Keith Donald Vancouver and Lorne Lomner Cranbrook BC fifth in heat of pairs without Coxswain go to secondchance repechege BOXING Jeffery Alleyne Montreal lost by technical knockout lo Cele dnnio Lima Argentina in light middleweight class New Senior Loop Formed In OHA Wallaceburg Kernels were re ported last ueek as havingl dropped out of DNA competition but spokesman Frank Mabee said Ithe nucleus of club is still pmenl and the fans want icam meeting has been called ilrlrednesdrly night in anlaccburg Iand iiabce indicated Hornets lcould be counted in the new league LBS Butcher of Windsor said he fccls there is very lilile differ ence bciurcn the rind leagues We hale never beaten socalled club Were prepared in slick by the 39165 wage limit prnPOSCd at our meeting in Toronto Butcher re ported He said later Were willing lo along llh Ihc things going DISCUSS SHARING The five clubs of ihc westpm Ontario Senior fl league last year operated under shorcthe wealth plan and indicated they wished to continue Thu possibil ity of new league adopting lho plan will come up for further dis cussion Sept No rcprcsenlulive was present from Chalhnm but OHA Con vener Flnyd Pollock of Windsor said he had been in touch with Mumons president Mark Hanna Tuesday and could speak for him Maroon were not inlereslod in competing in fourcam Senior league with Windsor Eclleville and Whitby but would rather see one league established from the and clubs Pollock re ported the Maroon were also in favor of cultng cxpcnses The travelling pool operated by the Senior league will come up for discussion at the London meeting and similar arrange ment will probably be made All learns contributed 10 per cent of their gates to the pool and drew travelling expenses for trips exceeding 100 miles The surplus was split among the five Senior clubs at the end of the season Forest delegation altcnded the meeting but did not declare its in nlinns lgock Ousts Cookstown Knock eliminated Cookstown from the South Simcnc Juvenie Baseball League semifinals last night at Knock with 50 blank ing Knock wins the series 21 Don Shannon Knocks ace righihander lullled olehit nail He allowed single to Tom Lee in the third frame The Silvcrtoppers had but three hits off opposing hurler Wayne Hughes Two of them came in the sixth frame the same in which Knock scored all their runs share the ucallh plan in kecp PETER BOYS AND ANN CARTER BARNEY LAPI AND DONALD AMOS 2nd Net Tournament Shows Good Future Jersey City Reds Win 7th Straight By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS fiflll inning of he firsl game The streaking Jersey City Reds making bclaled bid for berth in the lniernational League oust season playoffs have ex tended their winning skcin to seven games The Reds look doubleheader from Columbus Jels Tuesday night to move within its games of the fourth place Buffalo Bisons Jersey City won 42 and 30 Buffalo split twin hill with Montreal Royals winning and losing 43 In other games Rochester Red Wings blanked the pennanfvwin ning Toronto Maple Leafs 30 and Miami Marlins edged Richmond Virginians 54 The victory boosted thirdplace Rochester to within two games of runnerup Richmond Brooks Lawrence went the distance for Jersey City in the opener Borregu Alvarezz hit his 17th homer for the Reds 0r lando Penn shut out Columbus on twohitter in the second ConA lest Jersey City collected 19 hits in the two games Jim Umbricbi and Bob Veale were the losing pitchers Buffalo scored nine times in tho Lou Va Ls basesloaded Iriplc DnnLondrums tworun double and Jack Dnvis threerun homer were the key blows of the inning liidnlroul rallied for three runs in the eighth inning of the second game while Ilene Voldes lim iicd Ihe Disons to four hits Bob chgan pilchcd complete game for the first lime since June in Iinchcsiers shutout of Toronto The Wings scored all their runs in the seventh on triple by Ellis Burton double by Billy Harrell an intentional walk to Leon Wag her and Gone Olivers tworun double Steve Ridzik was the vie tim of the outburst Pinchhilter Leo Burkes two out ninth inning single scored Woody Smith with the winning run in Miamis victory over Rchmond Jim Pisoni hit threerun homer for the Virgin ians in the second inning WILIIELMINA 80 THE HAGUE APlPrillcess Wilhelmina IS 80 today The for mcr queenshe retired in 1948 in favor of her daughler Juliana will celebrate her birthday with the royal family in her pal ace at Apeldoorn Precision bladed tread design FIRESTONE applied on sound tire Carmenaura WNnMfioywh mmdmiuthemlutzmd MudBur no main dflmmhunfihsflmbbu ymwmudeiwnnmrmu hmpumvounm Sizes 67015 15014 Exchangu CONVOYS Tube me 90 Size 57015 Exchange 50 PE Tire For Mounting Other sites proportionately 10W PRICED FIRESTONE bodies exclusive features not found in any other firemen ANY price nrusuuuasn Sumnme and basis Mood with In Mme tread dfiigund rimm fluhbepx give you an that lads the indu lry in dnllsrdordollar value Delve amulet us my their mpaiirity Its safe in say that icnnis is no longer strange game in Barrie Last night of Queens Park close lo 400 spectators lfilhcd two fine tennis mniches and acted accordingly The millCll which was suppos ml to command mo per cent at leniion illc lim llclilleyDnn Fontanu cxllibilion dill so other match for the boy gles championship of Home draw as much aiicniion and more applause Charles $350 methodical 17yearold ortisl with the ranl lquol captured Ihc lille with al fllrillillg llircevsef victory over husky Arnold Zeiglcr After winning the first set with com pnrnlive case 63 5350 lost the second 79 lle rallied to win hethird and final test Sui Nciiher boy displayed do much speed or power which one would normally expect from such fine youngsters lnsieod play featured deliberate serves returns etc This meant that when point was scored the victimized player usually didni have too much chance to get near the ball The spectators enjoyed ihc thoughtful game and the sports manship that the lads displayed throughout lllc competitors if they had lime to look about would have apprccxllicd the spectators More versed in the game it sccmcd the audience young Ind olll ap plaurlcd liberally hill at the rigid limos lelfl Ill no way dis liilbtd the players with idle ban for or lllllllc slluuls The lolllnnmcni second in two you lllal lllLlL on llil collri Barrie llc ion Clnlnlllic cspccinlly Jock Gnrncl deserv vs plunry of credit for job ox flcluely well done Ifilfl RCCllflllZLi presented mu Iiocllnllzrr Trophy to Charles Sasn Pcier Boys presented the Boys Memorial Trophy in senlt ior girls singles chomp Ann Curler Doll Follizmn primfled iroplly to the girls doubles champions Maria Rechnilzer and Ann Cort Jim Bentley prosellicdlhe pliy in huv son ior doubloschnmps Pclcr Mo Closkey and Jim Pratt Barney Lapp chairman of Barrie Re creation Committee presented llle trophy in Donald Amos jun lor boys singles titlist Fonlana presenter ha llophy to Donald Amos and Bill McKnight jun ior lioys doubles champion us Burrics Prior to long famine b1 nmrstaka TPhilifilLIQr