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1AM EXAMINER ramav am 1m THE GREAT OUTDOORS by worm sums GRAND WEEKEND We wont talk about the fish which we caught last weekend but we would like to say that Camp Opimlka is afabulous spot and provided wonderful time in spite of few minor probians Oneof the funniest things that happened was the fact that most of the fellows arrived in camp complete with electric shavers from force of habit knowing full well that there was no electricity available The drive from Thorne Ontario to the camp is an experience that we will long remember We estimated that it would take about half an hour in spite of what we had heard about the condition of the roads We took exactly three and half hours making this part of the journey at night on the way in and the best part of two hours coming out in daylight hours One could not adequately describe the road but suffice it to say that your columnist has often said that he would literally crawl over broken glass to get to good fishing waters and after driving that 22 miles rocky washedout bush trail with wellladen car with the passengers getting out and walking up and down of the most dangerous and steepest park we feel tba have experienced the greatest test which we have ever ha in this department Due to the unseasoaable weather the fishing was not up to expectations but it did start to pick up the morning which we broke camp wouldnt you know it Jim Morley Ken Baldwili Al fhurlow and Charley Kearscy were getting ready to break camp after spending week at Opimika Camp the day after we arrived and they reported moderate success The people who run Opimika Don and Mrs Barnett are grand and do all in dieir power to help one oy the SW The camp is ideally situated within range of done of grand little lakes to width the hornets direct youand provide bouts These lakes are all cold spring lakes varying inlsize but all fairly deep You can fly into Emerald or you um drive into the Camp providing you have very good nerves and the proper type of vehicle with which to cope with the rough and danger ous terrain INTERESTING MEETING Last Monday evening proved to be most interutmg at the regular dinner meeting of the Barrie District Anglers and Hunters Conservation Club Many committee reporLs all of which were highly interesting and very well reported were pruealed Bill Stewarts report on Club activities for the past year would have been real eye opener to most people who collid have had the pleasure of hearing it It would have given one an id eat the wide scope of Conservation activities carried on by this ub in this area Jim Harris in reporting on Hunter Safety made men tion that anyonalnterested in Hunters Safety Courses should praent themselvs at the Aiiandale Orange Hall at 701pm on Friday September 21 The club voted funds towards the purchase of new trophy to be named The Lloyd Cook Trophy in honour of the hardworking local conservationist youth worker especially with Boy Scouts andcharterunembpr otjtheClub This trophy will be presented to the Boy Scout Thaioy for the greatest Proficiency InMariBrnanshlp and Woodcraft and will be up for annual competition Lloyd thabked the club tor the honour and mentioned that he sincerely liked working with boys He said that in his estua ation there were no bad boysgbubrafher boys who were mIs tnrected We think everyone got his point that buys dofineed our help and guidance we agree with himthere are no bad boys unb they are neglected or misdirected We can think of no more rewarding work than that of working withboys and staying fang with them trying to guide them into being more useftu Anotber interuting announcement wx that of the coming Zone Meeting of the Ontario Federation of Anglers and Hunters which will be held in Barrie on October 2223 The weekéiid will include intermting conservation business and agrand dinner and dance at the Canadian Legion all Conservation Club members please note LIVELY DEBATE motion regarding Sunday hunting on Crown Lanrk only during the open season provided some discmsion After lot of discussion both Pro and Con the motion was passed with one member abstaining It was pointed out that it is unfair the open season is allowed in the Nor but not in the Southerly area We think that we can appreciate the feeling of fellows who have to lay around to their own devices on Sundays during the hunting season knowing full well that other hunters few miles north ofthemarahunting legally in all fairness this whole subject requires lot of serioiu consideration Tile motion wu made by fellow who is really hardworking practising conservationist and one who 11km to live within the law but does not appreciate exceptions or ways around the law Wecan forsee the problems ofallowing hunting on Sundays in the vicinity of builtup highlypopulated areas but then when you consider that the motion states Crown Lands the whole thing take on different perspective It will be interns ngto see this motion faraaat various levels and the discussions which it will generate This motion has only passed through the local club and has along way in go but it will provide good bit of lively debate and speculation Sunday huntingduring ly portion of Ontario Marilyn Hollingshead no third Creemqré Upsets Allistonigns 574 Creernorn Red Sox the South Simeon Baseball League team that has already pulled two up sets since the playoffs began made It three last night when they thumped the host Ailiston Brsvu 74 forcing fifth game in the butofseven series Jaws dropped first when Cree mnre defeated the firstplace Colllngwood crew in the first round of the playoffs The lied Soxcaused simillar emotion by eliminating Orillia Then after losing three straight lo Alfistan the visiting under dogs came up with shuffled lineup and shuffled their way to victory Fifth game will start at 545 prn Tuesday at Cress mOIE Hero of the Creemors victory was l7yearold Don Westbrooke An infielder by trade West brooke who had pitched less than is innings all year was called on to start this big contest Not only did he start but be held the Braves to just two hits He was relieved by veteran Bob McMullen After shakysstart in which the hattempered youngster could not find the plate and blamed the umpire far it settled down to pitch creditable ball Mc Mullen whiffed the third out in line fourth frame but was tag ged for solo homer in the fifth As startling as the Creemora win was the short life enfode by Alliston starter Dennis Tink lin He was belted out of the boxln the third frame in which Creemore scored fhrea times With the fifth contest coming up Allisth could be short reg ulnrshortstop Mike thlan He was injured in collision with centre fielder Pete Cameron midway through the game Whei ans condition is notyet known but he couldnt walk on his own steam after the crash Creemore Scott Anderson rf Mcluvish lb Westbrooke if Scott 3b Gowao Parker cf Gowan 2b Westbrookc MacMullen Bowman BRADFORD PLAZA MIXED SteveSimoe was tops in bath singles and triples with respec tive scores of 334 and 786 other high single men were Rocky Po langelo and Bill Nesbitt with scores of aiztand 304 respec tively Polangelo and Nesbilt ran second nnd third in the triples as well with scores of 730 and Bode Marks had the ladies high single of 259x followed by Doris Magani with 218 and Ena Depew with 215 Doris Magani bad the top triple of 585 followcdby Teena Boul ston with 550 and Isobel Wilder 547 BOND HEAD MIXED arry Br was the top male shooter with single nf267 and triplg of one rn Weathcrup had glfifm and Bob Young 149 Mens triple runnersup were Young with 692 and Wlif Lang with 822 Elsie Reynolds topped the la dies with single of 255 and triple of 574 Marg Shortrldge fad the second high in both ategorles 225 single and 526 high triple of 505 LADIES AFTERNOON Standing Manitoba Sas katchewan Ontario Quebec Nova Scolia Alberta Scores Ontario Quebec Alberta Manitoba Saskat chewan Nova Scotia Pearl Feldman had the high single score for the day of 244 Eflsie Mills had the high triple 5M Genital Holds St Andrews 66 St Andrews and Central play ed to no lie in semifinal contest in the Barrie and Dis trict laterChurch League last night at Shear Park St Andrews the league lead ers hadto score two runsinthe lasthalf of the final frame to even the gla point Carl al bufhi SifAndEew it9 witbD Carpenter leading the Central paraderwitll three anfefies Larry Adams Duffield and Bird had two each Jack Turnbuli had two hits for St Andrews triple Jean Armstrong had third high singia of 21 ray AN mamaWANT an manna as um oermi 01 onuaccuumN 060 ml eouecbuunoifl in three and twothlrds innings Rockets Great Scoring Mark MONTREAL cmrue nna lar Mason and Stanley hip play off record of hockey great Maur ice Rocket Richard who re tired from the game Thursduy night Regular Benson Playoffs pGAPfGpGAPf l7 All 10 511 194243 194144 194445 194545 194647 lama 154849 194950 lasosl last52 195753 153535 95455 lassso 195$ 195758 mm mm eacanéaenaeussssao SGEEEflBSDQBBGSSBu asunssnsnuzosnnu gflgflfifigtgfigflfltdfl= 51 19 16 55 Damn indicate Canadiens did not quality for playoffs Storey 3b as Gray if Whale Mason Small Kent Totals 18 Westbrook MacMullen and Gowan Tlnklin Home and Mason Edgar Win ning pitcher Westbrookc losing pitcher Tinklin Umpires Ted Watson plate LloydPatfon first base Bill Gowan third base aaIeouuhIflnun kl oeauooooeoh ioaeoooauam loltenhanl Draws With Knock 00 Knock and Toltenham played to scoreless tie in South Simeoo Juvenile Basebali Lealt sue final series game at Knock last night Next contest slated for Tot lenham Saturday at530 pm Cqse Eclglgg TOP The Examiner =31i Case Eagles fourthplace fin ishers in the roundrobin series scored all their runs in theJib th inning last night to niptha secondplate Examiner squad 51 and take onegame lead in the bestofthrec industrial League semifinal series Singles by Wayne lllckling and Tom Carter an error two field era choices and walk account ed for the tallies The Examnler run oama in the bottom of the seventhon single by Tom Garner and rimscoring double by John Reid Ron Pauling allowed the win hers only five hits two by Wayne llickllng whtle the lot are got eight safeties off Leigh ton Smith three of them 7by Reid Universal Cooler and Smiths Dairy play at Queens Park to By ran Canadian mass National Lennie Pct om lid 54 614 79 59 572 BO 61 667 76 64 543 10 7f 71 496 18 84 7b 451 23 53 387 31 52 89 369 lhurldays Results Los Angeles Pittsburgh Chicago Milwaukee San Francisco Philadelphia Only games scheduled Fridays Guinea And Probable Pitchers Pittsburgh Haddth 114 or Gib bon +2 at CincilinatiifOToole 1111 Philadelphia Buzhardt 415 at Pittsburgh St Louis Milwaukee Los Angeles San Fran Cincinnati Chicago Phila Milwaukee Spabn 199 San Francisco Marichal 42 at St chuis Simmons 73 Los Angeles Drysdale 1413 at Chicago Anderson 710 Saturdays Games Pittsburgh atCincinnati Philadelphia at Milwaukee Los Angeles at Chicago San Francisco at St Louis American Leam Standings unchanged from Wednesday Wedn days neurit No games ch uied rTodayerGames And Profitable Pitchers Baltimore Barber 10 New York Ford in Chicago Wlmn 1210 at Dr troll Lory 1255 Kansas City Garverrzn ClevelandfPer 1643 Boston Deiock 8J3 at Wash ington solurduyis Games Baitlmore ntNew York nightin the second game of their seriu led 10 by Smiths Case AB eriickilng 2b Dunsmore 5b Smitilil Kenny cf Carter ss Rinehart Robinson lb Dunsmore rt Totals Examiner Garner if Bold lb Chappie 9b Bush of Edward Hooper 2b Tomlinson ss Burke rf Panting Totals an uaaooeeoapm uoooooatp cleanHanan meeepneben sung in BASEBALL RECORD Kansas City ntHCleveland Chicago at Detroit Boston at Washington international nagls Thursdayl Results Richmond Rochester 10 Rachester leads beshofseven series 21 Toronto at Buffalo ppd rain Toronto leads bestofseven se ries zo Todays Game Richmond at Rochester Tomato ntBuffalo American Association St Paul Louisville Louisville leads bestofseven semifinal 24 Denver Houston Denver leads bestof seven semifinal 21 Princess Countess Duke Die In Crash PIACENZA Italy AP princess countess and duke were killed in car accident Thursday after they Mt wed ding attended by some ofrEur opas wealthiest royalty and no biiity One of the victims was Prim $956 In Ttirlonifl SJBEA sister Prince andro Tore lonia of Home sherand snany members of the amliy hadicomoih we the wedding that united arcalfonso floiionfa and Orsetta Caracciolo member of another famed Italian family Two others killed in the acci dent were identified as Duke lintaalefianevaro 47 of Gob lilzz the VCnunteilsEléaiior Terry widow of Admiral Cam berlo rotnlmsumsosmezmzs mo WONDERFUL trans Cdrlddiensf Rocket CClllSi It Career MONTREAL UP Manda Rocket Richard who scored more goals and gave hockeyfans more thrills than any other player in history has retired Speaking first in his native French and then in the English be painfully acquired during his in wonderful years in the Na ticnai Hockey League Richard said Thursday night For two years have thought more about retirement than uny fhing else and it was difficult to come to this decision How difficult only the 39year did right wing himself can know but those who watched him over those is wonderful years could guess that two things that made him great must have waned within him His pride and his love of the game it probably was the first qual ity that made up his mind guess finally realized this week the game is getting too fast for me reporter who talked to him several days before the announcement quoted him as saying would have had id take off lot of weight in order to play this season and that is not so easy to do at my age But his love for the game will keep him with it as goodwill ambassador for Montreal Cana dlens the team he led so splend idly through the years There may never be another By ED WILKS Associated Press Staff Weller The Pittsburgh Pirates set off on their final road trip of the season tonight with St Louis and Milwaukee still in need of mir acle to bar the Bucs from their first National League pennant in 33 years With 14 games left the Pirates lead by six games and have to win 10 to clinch thalflag no mat ter what tho Cardsor Braves do seven victories probably will be enough for the Bucs already loaded with more wins then theyve managed in any of the last 15 years After losing two in arow the Piratesbnunced back with and victory over Los Angeles as righthander Bob Friend won his 16th With sixhitter Thursday That gave the Pirates an vic tories their top total since fia isiling second with so in 1814 and reduced their magic number over tho idle secondplace Cards to Brlivcs trail by Gill afterde MONCTON NB CPiYvon Duraile the craggyfaced New Brunswick fisherman whose ex plosive fists almost carried him to worlds boxing crown quit the ring for good Thursday night with the fears of his onceloyal fans stillringing in his ears Durelleattempting come back after retiring last year as British Empire and Canadian lightheavyweight champion old reporters he was through for gopd after losinga lornund de cision to unranked Paul Wright of Trenton NJ Durelie weighed 194Wright 181 for the listless scrap that at tracted close 14000 fans SAD ENDING It was sad endiagrio tha flamboyant fight career of the 30yearold Frenchspeaking Ca nadian whotwice fought cham pion Archie Moore for the world lightheavyweight title In their first fight Dureile sent the chem pion to the canvas four times be fore being knockedout in the 11th round Durelle chalked up record of 83 victories 25 losses and one draw Thursday nights fight was his first loss in 23 appearances here rihecrowd ieered loudly as Durelle stumbled around the ring Three times he slipped to APPROVE OHA ENTRY ST THOMAS CP St ThomasElgia Memorial Centre board Thursday night authorized Lyell Mercer of London to enter St Thomas team in the On tario Senior Hockey Leagup The new entry will replace St Thomas Royals which played last year in the DEA senior after being refused an increased gate share WOULD MOVE MARIst AMIAMi laziml uni owpcr atMiamLMarlins International League says he will try to move the franchise to San Juan Fuelto Rico Norfolk Va Montrenl or Jersey City William MaoDnn the lacoheasnnhla fi with the Marlins would cost him $151 000 the punch and tryaguin in 1961 butnot in Miami he added like him said Frank Seiko Ca nadlens managing director There might be other players with greater natural ability more all round talent hotter backcheckers and skaters and harder shots but for sheer mur derous scoring power and the quality that brought the falls to their feet he probably will never be matched clutch of records testify to this The NHL record books list 17 of them and his ardent fans can come up with dozen more Here are some In on reguian Flag For Pirates Almost In Bag eating the Chicago Cuba 34 as Lew Burdatte won his 17th with twovhlt pitching job San Francisco defeated Pbiia dolphin in 11 innings in the only other game scheduled in the NL The Cardinals start three game series with the Giants at St Louis funigbt While the Braves are home for the first of three with Philadelphia Warren Spahn shoots for his lith 20vlclt tory season for thaBraves Friend 1641 walked one and struck outfive for his first com plete game against the Dodgers in 17 starts goingback to April 28 1958 Bob Skinner helped Friend to his third straight vic tory by hitting tworun home run his 15th in the first inning and then scoring the other run when be singled in the eighth and Dick Stuart followed with dou ble Roger Craig 78 was the loserfcr thaDodgars who broke through Friends shutout in the fourth on walk and twoout triple by Ron Fairly Stumbling Inept Yvon Durelle Retires From Ring For Good the canvas after missing swings Wright tall myearold Ne gro sent Yvon down three times but couldnt land the finishing blows Whats the use Durelle said just havent got it any more His pretty wiie Theresa said she hoped he would stick to his retirementplans Chris Shaban Yvons fatherly manager said season games be scored 544 gin iacllnilng playoffs be bad and la the mus season he lcored so goals in Just so games mark that has stood through mgams seasons in it nonsecir live seasons he scored more than goaisr five times be scored marathonsoandfolnothersem sons more than to BEST WHEN CHIPS DOWN Many peoplajelt that Richard fiery intensely competitive but basically shy and withdrawn reached his greatest heights when the stakes were highest The record books bear this out in in playoff games he scored record I2 goals in one aimgame series he scored times and in one singlepisyolf game he scored all five goals that beat Toronto Maple Leafs During his career therewere games in which his goal was the winner Frequently moody and inclturn during his best years Richards temper often took command and By ran CANADIAN rnnss Chicago Black Hawks bracing for go agalrlst Torontotoday saw two players sidelined Thurs daywitb infuries while Leafs dis covered brilliant rookie Dave Kean making avbeollne for National Hockey League centre spot Hawks wlnger Ab McDonald obtained from Montreal Cana dians sat out practices at the St Catharines training camp with sore stomach miracles Thursday Hes expected to be playing to day at the leafa Peterborough camp Defence candidate Doug Bark ley from Calgary of the West ern league may be out for weekwith am back ligaments leals hustling young Keen 79yearold from St Michael Malt lors of the Ontario Hadley As sociation junior series only has to keep up his present pace to find spot in the Leaf lineup King Clancy Toronto assistant manager doesnt see what can keep Khan off the team Kean Wings Leading Richmond 21 Rochester Red Wings thanks to sixrun third inning Thurs day night enjoy 21 lead in their beatofseven first round playoff series in the lntematlonal League The Wings thumped Richmond Virginians 105 The Toronto at Buffalo game was postponed because of rain Toronto which breezed to the pennant duing the regular sea son hold 24 edge in its semi final with the stoas starter ArtCeccsreili in the big inning hammering him for six llever Ed Dick walked in the fifth and sixth runs of the inning Bob Keegan was the winning pitcher but he needed help from Dick Bicketta who retired in or der the seven men he faced Lee Thomas of Richmond and Ellis Burton of Rochester hit Its not the same Yvon ll get hurt if he continues Barrie Slf home runs the lstters blow as ing good for two runs flPPlilii Plnzn3 Developments ATTHEJNTERSECTION of The Wings routed Richmond hits including three doubles Re he lashed out at both the opposl tion and officials During his career he paid more than 82500 to the league in fines But the worst incidentjeemcd to change him Near the close of the lest55 season he was suspended for the last three regular games and the playoffs for striking an official His last three seasons were painful ones Hobblod by severe injuries that kept him from complete seasons and sometimes seeming to play on willpower alone he still man aged in astoniah the crowds SETS PLAYOFF RECORD in rooms he played only 18 gems before suffering nearly severed achilies tendon but in the playoffs he exploded for 11 goals to become the first man to score more than 10 goals in playoff series twi in 1958 he missed 56 games but atiiiscored 17 goals and last season in only 51 games he got 19 Option jExFlyers To Kingston Club not only has ability he has de sire and that combination is hard to stop he said He was one of the few bright spots in Torontos two exhibition games with New York Rangers both of which they lost Keon will ahare centre duties with George Armstrong against Chicago today and in St Catharines Saturday Leafs hit the road after the weekend for eight exhibition games from his Angeles to Que bec City In Detroit Bed Wings found theh last season goaler Terry Sawchuk ready to go as he chalked up 45 scoreless minutes while Wings downed their Ed monton farm club Oil Kings 42 Fonteyne scored three times for the Wings Gordie Howe once The Wings go against Cleveland am of the Amen can Hockey League in St Thomas Saturday NINE TO KINGSTON At Boston Bruins optioned nine players to Kingston Frame ilacs otzthsAEastera League Optioned to Kingston were foo wards Charley Burns Plern Gagne Gordon ltlrlik Tom Wil liams Gerry Ouelletta and Randy Miller and detencemen Tom Thurlby Barry Ashbeo and Dale Rolfe At Welland the arrival of Chico Maki right winger and Vic Hadfleld left winger in the American Hockey League Buffalo Bisons training camp strengthened the Herds forward line for tonights pre season game with Rochester Americans Both were assigned to the lil sons by the parent Hawks goo Aajrlsr SUPPLIES iTS GARNETS Hwy 400 ANNE WELLINETDN ST CONSTRUCTION AND DEVELOPMENT HAS COMMENCED WOOLWORTHS POWER STORE MARKETERIA PLAZA oauos BATA sHor STORE cowano CLOTHES LADY ELLIS LINGERIE ROYAL BANK COLEfS 590K sran PARAMOUNT CLEANERS ran henna inroananon Jr said till 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