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BARBIE EXAMINER FRIDAY JULY 21 1131 THE GREAT ourooons By WALLY SMITH DANGEROUS DRIVE All of the dangerous drivers are not on our roads and tugtie ways not by along shot We read in Wednsdaye paper that young lady mapedvery serious injury from tow rope used for watcrskiing and we see instances of absolutely silly care less and downright selth operation of water craft every day up here Incidentally we are penning tth column from one of our favourite spots in the great outdoors Penetanguishene While we were out catching tomorrows lunch smallmmitned black bass we saw couple of good instances of really reddas boat operation No clods in swift boats with really powerful molars for the site of the boats were racing line abreast and almost swamping one another in each other swells not too far from where we were angling Our fishing companion John Barr of Niagara Falls just shook his head and said there goes couple of fellows who are really asking for it Some poor innocent person will probably be their victim too We cannot understand those people who cut loose from their boats and ski clMe to bathera or docks We have seen some close calls in this department it amazes us the number of people who venture out with out lite jackets too it is of no avail to he good swlrrnner if you are pitched out and happen to get alknock on the head or in some manner not be able to swim With proper life jacket you have your head supported out of the water in an emergency and you have better chance of making shore BASS FISHING We have had couple of good feeds of freshlycaught bass but they are not cooperating as well we expected We have really worked for every one which we brought borne Even we do not get to land thorn all in spite of the fact We fish quite lot The frog hatch is not over yetmaybe thu will make bu difference we are counting on it We fully expect to be the fishing with frogs this weekend All of the bass which we have caught to date have been caught on live minnows while angling WOULDNT YOU KNOW IT Like most ardent fishermen we have few favourite spots and we move from one to the other depending on our luck Beausolicl Island is our favourite followed closely by one between here and there and then about four more right in Penetang harbour area We tricd all of our spots the first time out without much success then headed back to the cottage for swim and some sunshine After good swim and little lying around soaking up the run we thought we would have some fun with Peter by baiting his rod and trying right off the end of our own dock Yes you guessed it we caught more bass from our own dock in the boat of the afternoon than at any of our favourite spots Peter is telling everyone about all of the Iishreshe catchm at his own dock Some probably figure that it is child isti fancy HAND 1300K FOR ANGLERS We often hear friendly arguments about what was the big est of certain specia of fish caught in Ontario in the past ear and so on Thanks to Molsonn there is good booklet available which gives all this data Forinstanoe hero is the information given on smallmouth bass minronterus dolomieu other names smalfrnouth small mouth black bass black has ltange Quebec to Kenora District Great Lakes to ThniSltaman Size may exceed nine pounds but averagestwo to three pounik Caught only by angling Spawns in spring male guards nest Ontario record nine pounds 135 ouncesof long caught in Birch Lake neaLKinniount Ontario The 1960 record caught by Andrew Bell of Toronto in Little Lake Midland was eight pounds one ounce tThis Bass won $100 for Mr Bell in the Big Fish Conich For the benefit of those who do not know $3200 in prizes given annually Better check the weight of those fish and enter any which you think are near prizewiuning size We did not bother to enter largemouth bass which would have won $0 last year DO HAVE HAPPY HOLIDAY We do not want to be accused of preaching SAFETY all the time but we do hate to read those awful statistics every Mon da ylieaseeuiw your holidays to the utmostdudrive careg fully on land and the water and watch over thekiddia espe ciaiiyr Whitey Is Aiter By an wrurs Associated Prososiéff Writh Southpaw Whitey Ford Shoot for his llith victoryoithesea son and 12th inxa row tonight when thegNEW York Yankees percentage point behind Detroit Tigers in the American League race open three game ser ies with Boston Red Sox The Tigers start four game set at Kansas City against the Ath letics Ford 4172 would be the first lefthnnder to win 12 straight in the league sinco Lefty Grove won 16 in row for Philadelg phia Athletics in 1931 No Amer ican League pitcher has won 12 in succession since EllisKinder rightbander took 13 while pil ing up 236 record for Boston in 1949 Ford who hasnt lost since May 29 when he dropped a2a1 decision at Eostonwill be work ing with three days rest after beating Baltimore Orioles 50 with slit bitter Monday night He worked on an every fourth day schedule whiter winning 16 in the first half of the season but manager Ralph IIoukthen decided to give him an extra day of rest between starts PITCHERS AILING That was when Honk figured he had some extra arms But with Bill Stafford Bob Turley and Ralph Terry nursing ail merits Ford is back on the old schedule againrpartlculariy af ter Bud Daley working with only twodays rest and rookie Al Downing were roughed up as the Yankees losta double header to Washingto Senators Wednesday The nuble loss cut Yanks boldpn irst place to Just three percentage points rind Detroit grabbed the1 league leadliy belt ing Brownian153 while New York wag idle Thurada Cleve aad Indians ouklugged Boston 211 Thursday night the only otberigamescliediiled The Tigers twice on efrom behlnd againstjthe0riolea bea Ito breaki away from Victory tie with eight runs in the sev enth inning Rocky Colavito drove in five runs with pair of homers the second three run shot in the seventh Jim Gentile hit two home runs for the Birds Hal Wondesbick 43 won in relief and Steve Barber 108 was the loser MANAGER PROTESTS Manager Paul Richards of the Orioles thinking reliever Hank Aguirre shaved Ron Hansen too close with pitch in the ninth inning charged the Tiger south paw on the mound Players from both clubs intervened however and held it to ver bal brawl The incident fol lowed hnme runs of Aguirre by Gentile and Hank Foiles Jim Piersall and Tito Fran conadrove in seven runs be tween them for the Indians and paired for consecutive home runs in four run seventh in ing that beat the Red Sox Bos ton dnwn 82 after live innings had taken the lead with five runs in the top at the seventh Bobby Locke 34 won and Billy Muffett 210 lost both i1 robot Rookie Gary Hines teen third sackcr with ltiincsing took over the lead in the Bar rie and Di ct Softball League batting par de hits most in the lat bats erage off atleast 45 at bats the mini mum number needed to qualify tar The Examiner batting tro George Chuppel in second Place last week dropped sev eral points but managed to hang on to his spot George si at sea The Bristows cat chcr had another mark Wed nesday getting four successive bases on balls Arnold Neal of Bristows mov ed up notch to third place although his average went for bit of spin Hes are own er of 346 mark Biggest drop was by last weeks leader Joe Marley of Stewarts Lunch Last years The youn ster had 857 av Young Gary Hines Is Batting Leader most valuable player dropped from 378 to321 Only 19 players have at least 45 times at bat Tonights action has Torgia Automotivccs playing at Mine 51 Tomorrow its Stewarts vs Thomas Electric at Queena Park Player Hines ChEPPel NealB Av 16 20 357 14 16 348 18 346 19 19 328 17 321 16 327 16 327 17 321 715 13 255 13 250 11 14 B7 237 11 57 52 49 49 53 51 MacDonald 51 Bertram 52 Win Downey 46 Sheppard CB 59 Bertram 59 Boarman 51 Jackson Th 51 11 Hastings Th 48 10 208 Forbes Th 45 By an wrurs Associated Press Staff Writer Whats wrong with Cincinnati Redlltgs Look to the pitching The Reds staff the biggest if in any hopes for their first National League pennant in 21 years has given up more runs in five games than it had in two weeks And Cincinnatis big six game bulge suddenly is black and blue game edge Joe Jay Bob Purkey Ken Hunt and Jim OToole the Reds top starters all have been beaten in the five game slump The second plnce L05 An gelos Dodgers alter beating Purkey Wednesday night went to work on day Thursday night Produce Upsets Ontario Amateur By AL MARKLE Canadian Press Staff Writer TORONTO iclA marathon match couple of upsets and wholesale trimming job marked the first and second rounds of the 39th annual Ontario amateur golf championships Thursday One pair of golfers had to go 25 holes atLamblori Gulf and Country Club before the winner of the match play competition was declared Two name players went down to defeat both beaten by golfers who were not ranked as tournaA merit favorites The field of 64 which started in the morning was cut to 16 by the end of the two rounds Todays morning round will halve the field and the afternoon session cut it to four semifinal and final roundrgu Saturday morning andalternoon DUSTS RECORDBREAIEE One of Wednesdays 200 start ers neanunknown shook of ficials and spectators when be qualified with steaming 65 one under the 21yearold course record and five under par The new holder of the record John Micallef of Torontos lsiiagton Club lost Thursday to Ted Tal bot of Sarnia Talbot another unknown strengthened his reputation as giant killer in the afternoon roundwhen he defeated Bruce Castatorof Weston 195k Cana dian amateur champion 8A1 Another upset came when Ed die Black of Toronto lost on the 19th hole to Brian Wilcox of Thornhill current Canadian ju nior champion The marathon came when Gary Black of St Catharlaes highlyregarded 17yearold met veteran Phil Farley of Toronto in the morning round They were even at the lathafter Farley missed short putt which would have given himthe match and played through won 194954 announces We willirinsrell genuine FORD Re built exchange motor for only $22200 comm 00 day or I4000 mile warranty Nationwide warranty protect 11 Easy terms nvhtlabie Cincis Trouble In Pitchers Arms and hammered our home runs for 10lt1 victory and sweep of the two game series Cincinnati pitchers have given up 47 runs in five gamu They allowed only 42 runs while win ning 10 of their previous 12 games San Francisco Giants clung to third place with 106 win over St Louis Cardinals end ing the Cards winning string at five while fourth spot Pitts burgh Pirates beat Chicago Cubs 40 behind the four hit pitching of southpaw Joo Gib bon Milwaukee Braves de feated Philadelphia Phillies 51 DID THE THUMPING Duke Snider Willie Davis Wally Moon and Norm Larker all left handed swingers did the thumping for the Dodgers against Jay 135 righthander who had won five straight games arid like Purkey has beaten Los Angeles three times Singles by Maury Wills and Moon who drove in three runs and Sniders homer wrapped Ihings up in afoiir run third inning Southpaw Sandy Koufax 126 was the winner with his first cbmplete game since June 20 He allowed seven hits but walked just one man and struck out seven blanking the Reds af ter Frank Robinsons runscor ing single in the first inning San Francisco blew lead when Bill Whites three run double tied it for the Cards in the sixth inning But the Giants broke loose forfour runs inrthe eighth on Harvey Kuenns ti breaking double and Wil Mays 28th homer of the sea son That hung the defeat on reliever Lindy McDaniel 54 Rookie Dick Leman won THE CANADIAN PRESS The East the oldtimcrs at Toronto and the newcomer at Ottawa gave their visitors from the West cold reception Thm day night when the 1961 football season opened exhibition style At Toronto recent acquisi tions got plenty of time to show their stuff but when itcame to scoring touchdowns the famil iar names of last season were Bisons Sock Toronto 80 By TE ASSOCIATED PRESS Jack Davis and Don ltlincher did some heavy hitting Thurs day night to lead Buffalo Bis on to an no victory over Tor onto Maple Leafs in the Inter national League Davis bad perfect night at the plate belting his 11th home run of the season triple and two singles He raised his av erage 11 points to league leading 329 liIincher got homer his 12th of the year and single for five runs batted in Each hit his homer in the ninth inning Also playing key role was righthander Humberto Robinson who hurled threchlttor for his fourlh win in nine decisions Leaf starter Carl Mathias ab sorbed his first loss against four victories In the only other actionrain washcdout Columbus at Char lcslon and Richmond at Jersey City Rochester Red Wings trounced Syracuse Chiefs 54 be hindthe sevenhit pitching of Johnny Kucks 06 COUNT IN FIRST The Wings scored all their runs in the first inning when loser Frth Bruckbeauer 1141 gave up four hits and walked one before man was retired Jackie Collum came in at that point gave up another hit and proceeded to blank the Wings the rest oi the way Kucks bad shutout until the eighth inn ing when single an infield out and single nettedthe Syr acuse run n1 Stan near Milwaukee Par MILWAUKEE AP Dun Massengale and Fred Hawkins fired brilliant fiveunderpar 655 Thursday to share the opening mtltid loud in the $30000 Mil waukee Open One stroke behind were Ca nadian Open champion Jacky Cupit and Tommy Veech Par was shattered by 29 golf ers and equalled by 22 others In with 675 were Tommy Bolt Paul Harney Stan leopard of Vancouver and Ohio States Jack Nicklaus former 115 Am ateur champion Torontos Al Balding was among group of 11 with 695 RANGE GUTmtIE FAIRWAYS No 11 Highway North of all Line Guthrie om Parking in relief Loon FOB wars SIGN rr TIRES BlilSTflNES THE SERVICE unancinuf vurcniiiziiii llllE BEIlllltS llllllll SERVICE GOODJSTOOK OF USED TIRES 101 Bavarian ST 13 ossia Footballers Top West In Two Games on the scoresth as the Argo nauts of the Big Four Union de feated British Columbia Lions of the Western Confcrcnce 4841 before 22415 3115 It was the opposite case at Ottawa as the Grey hip cham plon Rough Riders used their firststringers only sparingly in ddeating Winnipeg Blue Bomb ers 22145 while about 17000 cus tomers looked on Tobin Rate 33yearold quar terback with the mighty arm found the muggy Tomato air to his liking as be passed for three Argonaut touchdowns by Dave Mann Stan Wallace and Dick Shatto Bobby Kuntz filling in at fullback for CookieGiichrist who came to contract terms only Wednesday Plunged one yard for Argos final touch down Bill Mitchell kicked four converts USED THE AIR Rookie import Bob Schloredt of the University of Washington ifuskics and lim Walden shar ing quarterback duties also found the aerial route the best one for scoring Schloredt passed in the second quarter to Willie Fleming for Lions first touchdown and Walden flipped short pass to Clyde Thomas in the third for their second George Grant kicked the con verts and foyard field goal Lions lost three other touch downs all on passes on two clipping penalties and one off side pass Rate and newcomer Lee Far mer completed 150fm pass at tempts for 226 yards Schloredt and Walden clicked on 14 of 24 for 309 yards Neither club showed much of ground offen sive The Lions gaining only 78 yards compared with 146 for Toronto Argonaut regulars rested for much of the second half after putting Toronto in the lead then returned when Argos were he hind in the fourth quarter to score two touchdowns in little more than two minutes to win At Ottawa Riders took 144 lead in the first quarter and more or less drifted the rest of the way while coach Frank Clair experimentedwith prom ismg newcomers The fresh blood scored three of Ottawa four converted touchdowns They were Dick Desmnrais of Boston Univer sity John Nichols of Syracuse and Chuck Stanley formerly with Sarnia Golden Bears of the Senior Ontario Rugby Football Union 371mm 13 SCHOOL AND snernrns oCnmpim Equipment me Instruction Certified Air 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