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Juvenile Girls Lead Firkilél Dramatic LateInning Rally ninth inning lhe second nine of th hatoffal selt will ii aye end in fhnrod lhe Barrie girls had in the early stages showing the affect ots threeweek layoff 1hey finally tagged Thorold starter Ann Paprosky in the seventh inning and forced the loss upon reliever Edna Speaks with fiveurn rally Barrie hammered it hits oil the pair including two homers Shirley Howie worked the full nine innings for the win and appeared stronger ar the game continued Howie collected five strikeouts while walking seven batten lhs Barrie bat barrage was well digrihuted with eight ootmtlng at least one hit Mary Ann Lentsius was the top pro ducer with twonrn homer in head the key seventh dordils and two singles hlarg Lennox tagged threerun round trip per singled twice and scored three times Diane Barth earn ed tom singles and scored on both occasions other blows ware slnglos by leadotf hitter Kate Murdoch Jane Webb Lin da Grierson Cathy ltlhslkin and Howie The visitors built up size nble load for six and halt trainer with two in the opener three in the fourth another pair in the sixth and single score to the seventh Barrie confined their offensive to threesrun rally in the third is big five Nll production in the seventh and the ninth inning winner liarsls moved in front briefly Errors Finish Inter Girls WAFERLOO An excessive amount or Barrie hobbies per mitted Waterloo Harmony Lunar towalk otfwitham win in the third and deciding PWSU Intermediate AA semi final clash last night Barrie remained close in the hitting mo but ooirnritted the peril ously high total at 12 errors Waterloo now advances into the provincial AA tirials against Stevensville Waterloo moved ahead quidr ly 61 after two innings and never trailed ihey bunched five in the first four in the eighth three in the fourth fifth and seventh frames Barrids offensive were well spread Marlon Sommars and Carol Jackson were the big hitters for Waterloo with three singles each MatNeil pitched the int nine innings to earn the win with three strikeouts and five bases on balls Maurie Nelson started for Barrie but quickly needed relief from Peacock harh Jenkins and use cam emu singled twice each to top the Barrie offensive Nollie Van Leeuwen doubled Mary Lou Bishop Mary Beithelotte Mnlyn Faragher Rooney and Peacockaii singled Barrie still remain in corn petition locally with their Bar rte and District final series against Newnisrket still in pro mus Barrie was the home team tor yesterdays game des pite thetact they wnratplaying in Waterloo having won the toss tor deciding game All but three of the Barrie boots were committed hi the hitleld Waterloo RoliZO 12 Barrie 0110321004 10 12 MacNeil and Cole Nelson Peacock lland Beriheiotte ODIleE Ill SPORT Softball Senim Piayoffs Unrvais Pa lace Hotel at Barrie Plaza Fourth Game Best of Seven finals Queens Paris 730 pan BOWLING pBlaclrSlxes moved into first place in the Good Friends Wed nesday afternoon ladies fivepin league at Keran Bowl by virtue of 70 win over Aces fhey hold atlrreepoint bulge over innerhp Jokers who downed Jadrs 52 lndividualb Ruth Laymck and Margaret Sehuch succeed ed with tliawegrks top scores kersheadéd on single game scorers with 749 while Schllch who bowls for Deuces collect toe JokersJadrs Deuces Red Ifhrees Standings Black Sixes l2 Jok More mroetresloop with single and floods our forced at third on Jeanette Jen left that fell in front and shipped away from lclt fiolder Edna Speaks for threerun homer The tide turned in the Barrie seventh as no lcu then In hat ters pended to the plate Howie singled but was folved out at second when Murdock grounded to third hare Berth singled and Murdock oped for third on theplay Right fielder Mary Iinn Motehh threw wild and the run scored with Barth moving to second hue she advanced when Jormey grormd ed out and scorai when Leonor lifted hloop single into short ldt field Lentslltl then rapped long tworun homer deep into centre bringing Barrie within one run nfslisandrnsrklogtlisde pasture of Papmrh Left field er awake cams to to pitch and promptly walked Jane Webb Grierson bloopcd single and Helmsman ABCan anything stop Constellation Maybe phacy 0r mutiny Or proper aired hole in her bot tom But not Sovereign not un less she pulls the biggest upset in Americas 01p yachting his ory Ginstellgtiozdhas been relent cssas einwrno ingall lines of thair races and it worrid be hard to find any one who would give the British diallenger any sort of drones in what could he Ginstellations fourth and deciding win when they race today Whether the trouble lies in her sails or her hull or Peter Scott her skipper SoVerefgn has just not been solo to catch the deiender of the New York Yacht Club either in light winds or heavy Full edit must go to an other factor Bob Bavler Cons stailationa No man at the wheel lire different he has made to Constellation was dem onstrated in the third race in the bestofsevcn series on Sat urday when he sailed the US to dominating fourmnute sevenseeond lead is the end of the first windward eg WON 100 CUPS liavier isyearold advertis ing manager of Yachting Mag azme has won 100 hi smaller boats Now heth filth gamsof the Marin Dip senior haemase series here to night will he one of the most crucial games Vancouver Carl tngs have played all year If they lose the cup will he in the possession of Brooan Mer chants rlha Merchants took stranglehold s1 lead in the host of seven series Saturs day 1440 Coach Ken Red Crawford of the Merchants believes his team can take the cup emble matte of national supremacy in senior lacrosse in this filth cm Ithinkwccantakeltss liongas oursth is up he saidSunday We played as team Sahuday night and not as bunch of individuals lhe Merchants who were he hind in the first period Satur day 41 were led by Captain Glen Lotton lotion who missed the third game with severe charley horse recov ered sufficiently to net four goals His goal at lamof the second period put the Mer chants ahead and they never looked back Vancouvers coach Alex Mo Kay said the Bmolilin pickups were keeping them in the its rise Under Oanadlan la crosse Asociation rule Brook ltn is able to draw players from other senior teams in Ontario to put some scoring punch into the lineup PLACEMENTS SCORE Murrays contentionan turday when five replacements for Brooklin scored Jack Madgett of Brampton scored three times whileRon Ray of St Catharu inm Bob Allan and Cy Cgomhesboth oi Peterholollglr scored two goalsapiece lhe iltth aplaoement Larry Fergu so of Peteiboiough scored start Tore Players for Vancouver score twice each They wtrre animalling Bob GordGirii led $39 Clloll Carlings Page Most Victory nanny Ont tor The hy defeating the can VI on third to force lientslur al lowing the run to count Barrie fielding was some what shaky with eight error committed to Thoroldr three In nurntier oi welihit bails roi Barrie Diane Barth vrorked well from right field soaring sev eral drives destined for here hits iliorotd 302 lNd 10 Barrie oosoooaoio it Fspmsky Speaks t1 and cam panelll Howie and Webb Bavier Strong Sovereigns Chances Remote NEWPORT R1 proved he is diampion in big ger craft With an Australian challenge for 1967 hull down on the hori mn onlookers are already eon lecturing about what went wrong with the Britons whO With the Canadians and Ana tralians have never been able to win the lltyearold trophy Some say it is matter of money The Americans spent 3700000 to build and race steiistion Sovereign is esti mated to have cost ha owner soyearold financier Tony Boy den about $300000 in all Constellations money wait into experiment and while re finements such as astainlesr steel head stay inaead of con ventional wire cable The Brltr on do not Show evidencsof suds lavishness even though they bought two nearly identi Cal 173 off drainer David Boyds drawing board to hone and boat as tineiy as pos iheir salts are of synthetic filt hrn as are Constellationl but the Britons admit theirs do not have the finish in the materials that saiinrairer led Hood has put into the American yadit Certainly the man the yacht ing crowd feels sonlest for is Boydwho has had to watch his creation take lickings sveii worse than those of his Sceptre whldi lost four straight to Go itnnbia in 1966 WWW HOUSE mm runhsck spednlist Jim 30 sunfies out of Winnipeg molar manu ler and mid in hot pursuit lhe play was Canadian Pair Eastern miss Jadroon and Bank One eotino are two quarterbacks who didnt woe from the United States by way of the Ca nadian Football Leagues airlift or thsamcll or big money Both an Canadian born but each figured prominently in wcdrnnd wins for Ottawa Burgh Riders and Hamilton ligsrcats in the Eastern Foot ball Confernioe Jackson who played with Mc Msster University Marauders ofliamtlton wilted the Rough Elders to zoo win over Mont real Alouetter Saturday and maintained Ottawasthree point lead atop the HfC Cosenttno product of senior intercollegiate football with University of Western Ontario Mustangs at landon shared in Hamiltons 2114 rout of Toronto Argonauts Sunday 1116 win liftedtha Hosts into second place with eight points two more than the Aloueltes who lead the Argos by two points Jackson began his spectacular performnnca With WIyard pmandm play with and Ted Watkins for Ottawas first touchdown its also threw touchdown passes to Whit Areker and Ron Stewart two other Canadianhorn players BITS 0N ll ll Jackson completed is of la pasr attempts for 291 yards Place kicker Moe Racine added the other Ottawa points its field goai and two converts Stewart led the giound sttadr ltny Isald We knew we were meeting stmng team before the Series started McKay plans to go with the same players he used in the last two games while Crawford expects toumake one or two changes fortho Merchants Givn 11PENALTIES Rerereesaoo Dohhie of sev girs and Dean te Pen altyhut parha thenliiigj° encs cams en Chisholm Vancouvm received lorninuts misecnductyand gains miscon duct with one second left in the second period if ZVsncouver plills this tgama outcf the fire the teams will square off again here Wednes day and if Brookiin dropsthat game the final game will he played here Friday uuwd of 13m lugs til the series watched game No more repair bills or service calisgwhen you leaselwith Avis Service and satisfaction are our 7261412 ram haw riiodemctrleer with our Johnsonjravel Service Aiouettes 127 yards wih loo yards gained Montreal had built up an early as lead scoring all their points in the second quarter on touchdown by Nat Craddock convert by Gino herretta and single by Mcltean This Rough ers trailed a7 20mg into the third or but Racroe booted his 33yard field gogi and Montreal began to Ihe Alotiettes early running stream was dlaplhyed by haddockwho gained 51 yards on is canies and George Dixon who picked up in yards in eight carries McKean and Vernon Gole sfrarcd quarterbacktng dutiee go Montreal Only threeleg err sur passes were and netted only 47 yam Ottawa ra up at first to Montreals10 arid gained 473 to the total yarddg mpared Carcass nova =Stswart also caught Snug passes for 41 yards Coaéifim fired two touch down passes to Tammy Grant Both wero longitoilchdowns on identical pass plays rial Patterson and Garney Henley scored the other litan liton while Dori Sutherhi maintained twopoint lead over Watkins in the EEC ALT nAQXiBgrfitur Rleh trillhudlad moms ttavoor tor about nickel hcttla Iiy nitnhtyonr grocsre tod Writator simple recipe to MttEMAND the ole on Stars scaring race booting three eon va Patterson scored from five yard pass by quarterbadr hernia Faloocy who started for the licats and Henley scored on an intercepted pass late in the last quarter Did Leo Sermon and half back Dick Shatto stored the Toronto touchdowns and Karl Sweetan converted both lhc lloata fashioned so firstquarter lead and extended it to 200 by halftime SCORE 0N FIRST SERIES Hamilton nrardrod from their Myiiid line to score on the first sequence of plays with Fa loneys 3yard pitch to Grant aglzoimting tor the mates lhe touchdown was not con verted hecauss the snap from centre want astray Jim Voliaiwelder playing htr that game for the Argos since coming to Toronto from San Francisco iaers set the stage for the second Hamilton touch down with trouble Ralph Goldstoo recovered for Handl toii at thaToronto 52 and Cos cntino caught Grant with scoring pass down the nnckile on the next play Grant again picked off Coron tlnos pass down the middle about five minutes later and mnpei into touchdown lerri bory for 63yard play lhmnto quarterbuck Don Nell suffered knee iniury midway le the third quarter whosI he vsasd tsfiiedgn caper ay game flrs Argonauts reported Sunday night that mail had no dergona surgery later in the day for tons ligaments our FOR season He is not upectsd to play for the remainder of dis sea son iiueil wasrcplacod by Jadds Parker who pitched out to Shatto to start the first Toronto scoring play Shawo threw to Sampson in the and may Toronto hadprarched from their 19yard lrn andiarker mil you MERITAGEIIIT TUDAYI SEfllILE some 550mm Roland Dohron 7185945 MERIT llllSllflAflL£ Hnlnnrnrrmrmnirmaud into the rind proper and proventedililua Bombers from tying the game through own end ions with important since Copeland es single OP Wireplrolo highlighted the play with three passes including one for as yards to Ron Howell Parker also threw 36 yards to Shatto for the second Toronto WPhlom lewd fl of 10 onoy comp va pan attempts tor lad yards while Xiscntino mleted thru of four tries for in hell with plated eight of to for 77 yards andParsahltonnineotln tries for 125 yards Bombers Seventh in man one on war ItoMall Warm was MW bytwo games Sat surrender van is Woes 3M Bombers ion theiraevsnih straightgarnasnd Edmonton Eskimos couldnt hnaktbe tin that bar V53 them winisn against clubs for two yam Blue Bombers were defeated two by Saskatchewan and the humor last we to Edmonton Saskntdiswan moved into flutvphos threaten tin with 36 and the idle Calgary Stani peders The Stamps and 11C let dance to move ahead Nanny in contest in Calgary which will he carried on the western CW network Berriberr are in the conic encecellar helrlndthe Eskimos who picked up two victories this year against Eastern loofah once taarm NOR EARLY LEAD Saskatchewan bounced to 17o lead in the first quarter had it lit to 177 by the bait but moved ahead 3115 at three quarter time mhsekArt Piver was the Winnich lmMNlluilliK three touchdowns Haliback Ito Lewis got oneend Jack Robin son kicked three convertsand single and guard Sherwyn lhorson scored safety touch by dropping quarterback lion lanesster in the iloughrlders end zone Itiders George heed scored two touchdowns end Dick Co BHUCKHULE DAMAGE Ban make steering difficultdriving unsafe and cause unnecessary lire wear Drive in today gotta TiroStOM FRONTEND Our expatmenhaniu monsoon some equipment to correct caster camber and toein We also adjust steerin Replacement parts extra Plus complete SAFETY CHECK if needed A5 AnyASlze Whitewalls Blow Straight beam one and halfback Ed Mmgottheotherfierry Juneshootedfouraonvcrtsand collectcdlfieldflll Buchanan mammwre lodlvidualnrshingrscanhanhe collected 35 yards on ll cars rice lzwlr made to yards in is carriesone of them yardtmchdownefiort Buchanan airohad hlslong runesoyarddsrhoothsstdo ilnerloratoudidown GAIN MOST YARDS Die Bombm collected in yards on the ground and in the air Saskatchewan mated in yards on the ground and took to the air for in more ln Edmonton there war no doubt after BC intercepted Eskimo pass on the lionr lo ysrd line midway through the opening quarter and turned it into touchdown in it plays lhen they marched 75 yards on seven plays for another and retained the offensive mora ment when Butch Puuley font bind punt Pressley later however hrmight the sellout crowd oi mooum first ever in Edmon tonto its fast with flashy yard gallop for the only lkliimn touchdown and the longest run oi the grime Willie flaming went In 33 yards for two touchdowns Rookla Bob Swift quarterback Joe Kapp halfbndr Ron Morris and and Mack Burton collected one each for 36 The Lions piled up in firm downs on 58 yards passing and 242 yards llulillrg Faldmos had 111 yards rushing and 98 yard passing dVDLT EXCHANGE NEW TREADS fluiditle rouuo Tllil doblll tilt ON YOUR OWN Iii 949 iiur tax and tradetntliss of same also all your car FLASHLIGHT BATTERIES Brita long life HustonMotor King lotteries fitan standard nail lght ivoMoNnr DOWN Monras ro PAY Full spseinll Hg wllght salt with sturdy spring steel courts 0p oailysm