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ed lisrdaua said it as he odsoaleted It tint circuit oi the bases to Saturday nights ltirtimm sottbsii Isms lgsinst Barrie Juniorsbut by them at the guess most of blagtslmmates on the Oldiesft beach agreed with him For the record milepylm aodvigor won out over the pride oi yesterday but some wily pitching notably by start ordinary Cause and Wes Pan 17 had the youngsters worried occasionally es and several at his team mstes could give most oi the opposition thirty years or more but there were quite ievv swings as he was hurting while Harry Coure tooled more than one youngster with change at pitching aim during the wind opto say nothing oi that sly slow hall NOT ALL RESPECTED Not all the Juniorshittere allowed due respect for their elders however and many at the veterans iound it lot fur her down to those groundara than it used to be Its sure bet the liaament was flowing on Sunday and therall be law sore Joints tor tow days to comethough there was not an injury arrtnag the players Deug Hedger set to unsure was hit is the knee however and had to sit the game out on the side lines it vocal support imm the beach was anything to go by the veterans lungs hold old ust tineii was around the eee that time wosteiliag uttered relic after two or three innings Harry Cause nled thats helluva good dea Well make grand changer someone also put in We can always send em bacir in later KUGE PLAYER Herb ihornpaon showed up wee bit late to be introduced betore the game got underway but his huge irame was soon pressed into service in the out iield You cover lot at ground out there liar said one bench mate alter one in ing when lot of leather had gone his way Which way do you meant lgrinned the big man patting paunch Up to hat moment later Herb was soon back alter loa ing the race to first base got to get my ieuachingpadiixed up he said Enters the game got under way Juniors manager charlie Gotham hauled the old timers out to introduce themone by oneand at run Les Bert ram was called out of the crowd too with the announce yument that he insisted on pro hiding the Junior teamwhich has been formed to compete in tire provincial playdawnswith their jerseys FAMILIAR hearsay In the Old Timers lineup were Steve Hines George Miles Wes Perry Cec Cook Elmer innikin Austin MaKnlm erb Thompson Terry Harrie Dawn Ab Bowen Bob Mall ion ban Cheppel Al ilrurlow Luke Turnbuil Tony Saso Maurice Hines Frank Exeii Al Stevens liarry Cause Dutch floater Bill Raycratt and Ted ardacre There to call the balls and trikes the sales and cuts were teddy Miles Doug Hedger Bill are and El Crawford In the ounlors lineup ware Greg Little Build Boyd Laurie Barron Ralph Knapp Paul Con ner Bill Bertram Rob Jackson vCorby Adam Gary Hines Art Martin PetaMcCloaircy Jim Prett Bob Lines and Gord Madge scenes PAR 72 Falls Ooh at 94 George boornuo Junior uaaoe was out tenthsroe the Rinse it was oultu tans attain tiers and his brother Metals turned ontio theiotd more while Steve son Gary was in Junior uni WW than settled donate the More business oi remember when and with tongues tasting tar better than logs the psrtyrsn on into the notsourly hours or the morning at at the evening overtht oi timer The score This is onethat wont ch the record books no on admitted to keeping Maple Le ST CATiiARlNES CF Oarsmen trom st Catharina Rowing Club deieaded their Ca nadian Rowing crown Saturday trophy it was comeirotnvbehiad victory tor the champions on the tinel day or the ioureiayaoth Royal Canadian lieniey gt Re go St Catharines trailed the West Side Rowing Club at Bui ialo by lott pointa turning into the that day but scuiled their way to toole point margin at the pain Utopia Wins 41 OvarCoolrstown Utopia bent out Bookstown in game that was called sitar live innings ianouth Stmcoo Baseball League action on Sat urday night Nelson was the winning pit cher tor Utopia giving up seven hits Banting who wor ed tor Coohstewa also gave up seven hits us Marksman Wins Trapshoot HAMILTON tCP Donald Peed cattle and tobacco tarmer from Rrandywlne Md gmnfitlm Ed mum on took the Eastern trapshoottng champion ships at the Hamilton Gun Club Sunday Peed won the high ovonali crown by smashing targets at possible one during the tour day shoot nttaodedb some 400 ehaoters ironsCene LAtttl the United States Runneru was Vern Thornborrow oi au urban Stoney Creek who scored 734 In third place was tzyearold Ricky MeGarry oi Niagara Zone crown Legal snags loj End Stars Trade VANCOUVER CF Will Gary Schreider play for British Columbia Lions cant aaye Schrelder who was traded to the Lions by 0t tows Iiuugh Riders He can aaye Lions general manager lierb Capoui He will says Lions coach Dave Skrien The Canadian Football League club traded Schneider star haliback tor tackles Bill Graham and Mel demeairo Schreider said in Ottawa Fri dey he cannot report to EC because he would not be eligible to practise law in Ontario it he ieit the province alter Aug 21 Oriliia Golier rWins At Barden with par 72 round Chet Larkintrom Oriilia won the Simone County Mens invitation ElGoli Tournament atCansp orden Army Golf Club from an entry of 152 yesterday The entrants from Orillia Barrie Brooklea Midland Coli ingwood Camp Borden Air Force and the host clubywero broken up into three flights therewith handicaps irom par hti15t022ahd2iltobd Runnanup to Leticia in the tirattlight with the second low gross was Hank seiired from Air Force Bordon with 75 round whilea junior Rob trom Collingwood scor ads 771Ottlld Wright of Camp Borden Army led the aeoond flight with to stroke round with GnSmockum also of the host club second with an no score Gibbs another Army man was third in this flight with an no Dur special protesaionai atch etwean Bill Burrows oi Oriiiia Frank Vyae oi Barrio Ian Turner oi Midland and Bill Breen oi Borden ArrhyTurner turnedin score pi liTone nnder per ion the heat round oitha day The iirat ball was driven oil it 530 am and thelast gol terslwera home by 50 pins Presentations ware made by Meier lohn Malcolm vioepresi dent oi the host club antenatalst Ontariogllilecting sms one tortwean live Canadian and Ontario swimming records tell heroism urday in the Ontario outdoor swimming championshipe Dan Sherry eiiiamilton Aquatic Club lowered an eight yearold Canadian and Ontario mark entire senior tottyard trecatyle by oneztenth oi sec ond with clock of 521 sec onda Sherry voted outstanding niale swimmer at the national meet in Vancouve also act Cnnadlar tnrto mark oi ea seconds tor the senior tottyard butterfly ethos iinal gun for total at 591 to assay to nunEma side one second lace with new points with be it Boat Club detending Uh Fourth spot went to wander ant Ciub oi Hamilton 31 polnta and Late Washington Rowing Club oi Seattle Wash Was ill with or Brockville Eastern Rowing Annotation champs had tilt points CONDITIONS WERE 000D Aalight tail wind and list we muda rowing conditions at most pcrtect as at Catharine collected ointa in the chem rinnehi ghts maintaining the end or the mile ssoyerd course to edge Buiiaio by length in outta Other st Courarines victories were the ltttpnund eight the as nine lttepound tour also the se nior loopound eight and the at nlor teaspoundiour Euiialo had only one win in the senior lbspound iours Detroit capitalised with wins in the senior lobpound elfht sea nior ltt cox our and son or 1th pound double Seymour Cromwell myenr old acuiier irom Cambridge Mass clung on to his Canadian title in championship singles with oneleagth lead over teammate Robert Lee and To Biarnackl aiOttawa Was thl This was Cromwails third win In the event its also took the artermiie dnshrior fllfle New Rochelle Rowing Club won the lightweight dash alter load ers Bill Walker oi Detroit and National charn anorlo eater brtd to win the prised unusual third promo up th Remains jgln St Kittsf with blow was unable Jim Jo at at cleanest coi dad it Pete Johnson it irom Care so Mass lnooked the sec ittpound ies Pete also won the high ool double with Choete schootraete chuck Bum mer in the high school double In the tours diviaion Lake Washington won the senior tours and the senior high school and innior tours with cos Bart Hildebrand and List Ootttrodeen oi the Thronto An geasuts won the senior double over Frank Sulger and Ed Rupp at New York AC by rush by Detrot in the so nior totpound eight rdppadttt Cetharines lead in the closest recs oi the day The Detroit team clocked dried to beat their new record by 10 seconds st Cotberinos which also won the us senior nights title last weekend now faces the University ct British Columbia in the British Empire Games Rowing trial here next Eatur oa Iaav ARRIES ETTER snare NEWLOCATION 22 COLLIER ST FREE PARKING eraomrnsaurs as annual as costs Arnssxarmearsr Mondayluy 30 so an TAROLSAKURO BRQiiER fiSEMWNAEé etofiatonnaii Boa STANLEY Vevsw 111 BILLY RED liONjS arrowhead qtnronrarvunoa inmost violin rsc MATCH BUELDOG TARO tonne onds oii the old record in the 25 length We iM struck innings witboutallowing Mylemhe 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