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Barrie Examiner, 22 Dec 1960, p. 9

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ms TWO MORE POBLEMS Joe Cronin president of tho Arnerlean Baseball League watehesas sign painter finish NFL Squads Swing City Rugby Promoters TORONTO CHA writ was filed Wednesday by two National Football League clubs seeking $25000 from the promoters of an exhibition game at Varsity Sta dium last Aug 15 The teams are New York 61 ants and Chicago Bears Playing the first game involving two NFL clubs outside the United States they drew only 5401 spectators to see the Bears defeat New York 167 Promoters of the event were turrier Sol Hart businessman Mike Carroll and Jack Churchill liquor lounge waiter ina down town hotel all of Toronto The writ maintains that the two clubs have received only $25000 from the promoters half what they were promisedior the game it was estimated at the time Colts Gained Most Yards NEW YORK AmBaltimore Colts led the National Football League in total offense for the third straight season although they finished fourth in the west ern conference The defending champion Colts gained 1209 yards rushing and 2956 passing for total of 4215 St Louis was secondwith 4167 yards and Pittsburgh third with 4045 Green Bay Packers who met Philadelphia Eagles in the chem plonship Monday at Philadelphia were fourth in yardage with Ins2150 rushing and 1075 pas ing The Eagles were sixth with 3950 yards from which 2816 came by passing Cleveland was fifth with 3974 St Louis won the rushing title with 2356 followed by the Parks BIS with 2150 WON PASSWG HONORS The passing leader was Balti more with 2956 followed by Philadelphias 2816 Pittsburgh 1422 New York 2254 and Dal las 2104 St Louis had the best panting oversee 449 yards Cieveland Browns last game surge against New York Giants gave them the scoring title with 362 points Green Bay was next with 332 San Francisco users al lowed the least points 205 On ground defense it was the Giants again leading the fieldal lowing only 32 yards rush The Giants and San Francisco shared honors as best on pass defense Each allowed rivals only 470 completion percentage havent any money es lineup of clubs in the leag ue with two clubs added for this coming season Sign on of the game that the promoters lost $30000 or more They had expected crowd of some 5000 in the 27000seat stadium in stead gate receipts totalled about $30000 and the estimated expenditures were some $75000 Carrolls office said Wednes day he was out of town until Fri day and there was no answer at Harts business office Churchill waiter for the last 20 years said he did not know where he would find the money to settle the claim The game Just about cleaned me out he said Im broke He blamed the poor attendance on poor quality exhibition games put on by Tomato Argo nauts He said the fans thought this was iust another exhibition game and didnt bother to come HAS NQ MONEY Our lawyer explained our fi nancial situation to them the Giants and the Bears we dont know what will happen now We are normally paid the day of the game said Roy Walsh general manager of the Brundage Gets HeavyBarrage wNDoiy AP Avery Erun dage president of the Interna tional Olympic Committeeran intoarguments from many sides Wednesday on his proposal that gold medal winners should not be allowed to defend their titles Brundage wants the proposal discussed because he thinks it would be means of opening the games to more people and diminishing the chances of ath letes making career out of sports Jack CnImp secretary of the British Amateur Athletic Board described the proposal as non sense If it is Brundages plan to deprofessionalize the games he is right off the track Don Thompson the Briton who won walking gold medal in the Rome games said What an in credible proposal So much of the excitement otthe games is see ing whether champion can re peat From Innsbruck in Austria site of 1964 Olympic winter games It would wreck the Olympic Idea and make future Olympic games farce said Andreas Steiner president of the Austrian Sld Federations 1059 FIAT SEDAN 1100 series Won darful second car for the Wifedot the wife drive it to appreciate it LADLES SPECIAL $995 Red 293 DANGERFTELD Morons 233 Erldfold Stu PA 06521 Athens Madkav Buchholz Sign With Kramer WILL GRIMSLEY SYDNEY Australia APP Promoter Jack Kramer Wanna day signed two of the United States top tenols starsBarry Meeker snd Earl Butch Buch holslud ridiculed charges that he was wrecker of Davis Cup fortunes Hockey and Buchhols knew they had contracts with me re gardless at whether they won or 081 in thelavls Dip Kramer instead orputting pressure on them in the interwoe finals this should have made them more re laxed knowing their future was secure The Sydney Telegraph had said tampering by Kramer may window of league office has as additions the Minnesota and Los Angeles teams Giants and we have given them as much leeway as we can 111a men had formed Exhibi tion Football Enterprises incor porated to promote the game and reports at the time said the teams wereguaranteed $25000 each or 13 per cent of the gate ilickeis sold for up to $10 each with low of Football executive Joe Ryan who helped promote the game said Wednesday he was with the firm only in an advisory capaclt lty and had no financial con nections with it Ryan who maintains home in Tomato is an executive of Ed monton Eskimos oi the Western interprovincial Football Union laps Limit Sports Meet TOKYO AP The Japanese Olympic Committee today voted to limit the 1964 Tokyo Games to 18 events in keeping with In ternational Olympic Committee policy to restrict the games to manageable proportions The Japanese Games list will be submitted nextrJunerto anex ecutive meeting of the 10C which must give final approval The committee will meet in The Japanese list contains the same number and variety oi events as took place in Rome this year except that the modern pentathlon and canoeing have been dropped Volleyball and judo have been added The other 16 are track and field swimming and diving equestrian rowing fencing gym nastics shooting wrestling box ing weightlifting yachting cy eling basketball and hockey water pole and soccer in addition to the modern pen tathlon and canoelng archery and handball two other ap proved events were dropped from the Japanese list The Japanese committee said the four events were omitted be causerl They are not popular In Japan They are not very popular in Europe or Asia There appears little prospect they will become popular in tJapan as host nation inthe fu ure have contributed to the Ameri cans surprise loss to the ital lans st Perth Similar prof sional offers to stars are blamed for Australia loss th Davis New Type Map Helps Fishermen UllAWA CP newtype map designed mainly to help the sport fisherman in his search for where the big ones bite has been issued by the federal surveys and mapping branch The first map issued is of the Sta Agatha area 50 miles north west of Montrealuiidaps of other Quebec areas and zoom in Or tario and Watern Canada also are being planned Boldock chief carto grapher of the mapping branch oi the mines department said Wednaday the newtype maps will be perfect for filliemIen hunters hikers and skim Asked whether the maps pin point good fishing spots Mr Bal dock said were not sticking our necks out like the Copies of the new map and others as they are produced may be obtained from the map distri bution office of the mines and technical surveysdepartment in Ottawa or from agents of the dos pertinent across Canada The price is 25 cents Milt Schmidt Not Quitting BOSTON Q7155 Coach Milt Schmidt is anxio juggling for ward lines but says he has no in tentions of quitting as coach of the slumping Boston Bruins And Boston lgeneral manager Lynn Patrick says he is in no danger of being fired That was the front officeans war to rumors Schmidt may be deposed as coach of the last place National Hockey league team GOODYEAR SllliltBllNlTlls More people ride on Goodyear Tiics than on any other kind BEERS Tire Service 51 BRADFORD ST PA 66443 WWW OPEN FRIDAY room rm PM Let us do your giftwrapping 31 FREE Every purchase between now and Christmas will bebeauti fully and professionallyrngt wrapped at no chargel son YOUR emotion Fur Costa Jacket Fur Stole Blouses Sweaters SkisLs Lingerie Hosiery Dresses Suits and scan are on sMALLi worm mr mum OPMACKARGEAOOOUNT is DUNLOi= ST mp in 1968 and the United States defeat in 1959 when Alcx Olrnado was the target the paper added If they want to blame me for that setbacks let them my back is strong and my skin tough Kramer but it is stupid reasoning AGREEMENIS SIGNED Monkey and Buchbolz signed agreements promising cad least $50000 in three years They launch their professional careers Dec 31 at Christchurch New Zealand part of six man troupe playing world se ries roundrobln for 25000 purse feel good for the first time said Buchholr who at is the youngest player even to join the tour We have been taught to be honest and it is always vcry uncomfortable and dirty feeling for us to take money under the table as we do as amateurs What makes it woise is that amateur tennis authorities know these things are happening and they close their eyes to them SEES AN OPPORTUNITY Hockey 75 University of Michigan aduate said he be lieves pro csslonal tennis offers the only realistic avenue for person bent on playing the sport on blgstlmeoompctitive basis At St Petersburg Fla Wod nesdsy Edward TurVIll first vicepresident of the Lawn Tennis Association said lm pleased they are turning pro The day an individual feels he should be able to make his living out of amateur tennis that is the day he should either turn pro or turn in his racket Our interest in the USLTA is not In two players but in the million who play for pleasure Claims Amateurs Paid Performers NEW YORK AP United States tednls olficlals took issue Wednesday with statement by former Davis cuppsr Earl Bucb holz that amateurs in the game are paid performers know of no cases in this country where players are paid under the table said George Barnes president of the US Lawn Tennis Association feel sure that Mr Buchholz is referring to world tennis and not to tennlsis the it that is so then ho is comet Other countries do not observe the am ateur rule as we do Buchholz from St Louis and Barryliiacksy of Dayton Ohio turned professional Wednesday They are each guaranteed $5900 for threeyear record They starred on the us team beaten by ltaly in the recent Davis Cup interrone finals in Australia UNDER SUPERVISION Barnes said Buchhnlz and other 05 Davis Cup players were un der supervision of team captain David Freed while in Australia Barnes said Buchholx re celved no monies other than the expenses that are approved by uthe US Lawn Tennis Associa on Edward Turville USLTA vicepresident laid Mackey was supported by the USLTA since he graduated from the University of Michigan and shows little re spect for the organization that made it possible for him to rise to position worthy of paces nition by the pro group Virtually the same applies to Buchholz What organization pro vided them the opportunities to enter Davis Cup 13W Wbaton ganization gave them chance to go to Wimbledon and Aus WW last call for trailer It was tlvl USLTA which paid their way mrold Lebalr or New York treasurer of the association said unfortunately there are enough of the dishonest players and of flclals to cause the press and the public to become very skeptical There isnt the least doubt in my mind that certain dishonest plai ere have accepted remuneration from dishonest promoters of tournaments evar and above the remuneration permissible under the rules Niil LEADERS THE CANADIAN PRESS standings Montreal won 20 lost tied points 44 Points Geoffrion Montreal 49 Goalshiahovllch Toronto to Assist Beliveau Montreal 30 shutoutsHall Chicago Penalties Balfour eago minutes cm mum GIFTING SLIPPERS FOR CHRISTMAS PACKARD FOAM mean moccasm GIFT CERTIFICATES Williinil SHOE STORE 58 Donlop St PA $1891 Ill 15 BARR EXAMINERLWAY DECIMiER 22 Maroons Keep Streak Alive CHATHAM iCP Chaihsm Maroon retained their unbeaten streak in the Ontario Hockey A5 socialion senior league since their return from their 21 Joey tour of Russia and Sweden as they defeated Strotford Indian 52 Wedocsaynight Maroons tallied one goal in the opening period and were never headed in the game They added two in the second and two in the third Stratiord scored in Joe second and third periods Playing coach TcdPowcr and linemale George Altken led the win with two goals each while George Montague added the other Mickey Roth and Butch Graham scored for Strollerd sliarooos remain in second place in the league Itnndings three points behind league lead ing Windsor Bulldogs who havo 25 points Bulldogs have played me games more than Chat Chalham has now won three games and tied two since they returned from their overseas trip less than two weeks ago Stratford forward James Dusty Aldis suffered fries tured wrist when he fell into the boards in the first period The game 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