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manAMlnu arrowr no scours common Donkeyl Softball Comes To Barrie By CHRIS AYLOTT WHAT IS RUMORED to be the greatest array of talent ever assembled on onegdiamond in Barrie will be present at the Barrie Fairgrounds this Sunda evenin The occasion is benefit softball night wl met oin to the Barrie laterWard Softball Bea ucs is year have entered threeteams in competition The Barrie Jaycecs are organizing the night and they have come up with colorful program that should gt delight the many softball fans of the city At pm two allstar teams from the InterWard Leagues peewee division will demonstrate the style of pla developed locally as the leagues are now In their secon season of existence Following the youngsters the welltravelled CKBBCKVR No Stars will be matched against the Barrie Senior Softball League Old Timers ORGANIZER GEORGE MILES has lined up long list of talented ball layers who starred locally in the years gone by pccted to play are some familiar names Steve Hines Win and Ven Downey Glcn Adams Wes Perry Ab Bowen Dewey Davis Bill Adams Pete Beleski Harold Laking Ted Hard acrc Herb Thompson Ccc Cook lilorley Scanlan El Crawford Austin McKnight Bill Thornton When this array of talent concludes the fun really starts The Barrie Jaycecs will take on tough combination of city councillors and Barrie Examiner staffers in game of Donkey Softball Those who have seen this action before will know there will be lots of laughs AT LAST REPORT city council will be represen ted by trio of sportsmen Dorian Parker Los Joll tffe and Jack Garner As far as The Examiner is concerned they have few tricks up their sleeve lt is quite possiblc that secretary or two will be in he lineup and this columnist may come out of re iremen It is hoped that large crowd will be on hand at the fairgrounds diamond Sunday night to give our youngsters boost as they make their first big try at Ontario softball titles inpeewee bantam and midget age groups The show starts at pm with the den key game slated for an 830 pm start Canadians Hope To Top Aussies By RON SUDLOW John Johnston of Vancouver playing inhis first Common VICTORIA CPtCanada hopcd to dominate the singles events in todays third round clash with Australia in the Commonnoallh golf matches So says nonplaying captain Phil Farley after his teams narrow 54 nclory Wednesday over South Africa The boys seem more com petitive when they are playing individual matches man they are in the foursomes Britain also showed strength in the singles by overcoming foursome deficit in posting 54 win over the Australians The win boosted Britain into first place intcam standings with three points Canada and South Africa share second each with into points New Zealand idlc in Wednesdays draw has one point Australia and Britain are the defending champions in the am1 alcur tournament last played in 1953 at Sydney Australia It took the Canadians until the final singles match Vcdnes day before they finally defeated the stubborn Springboks weallh competition finally forged onehole lead over John Fuurie when he dropped 14foot pull on the lilh that gave him an eaglc thrce to his opponents birdie four Johnston needed oneunder par 69 over the par 33gt3770 Victoria golf course seaside lay out to defeat Fourie South Afri cas best match play Keith Alexander Calgary printing executive also found subpar golf arcquiremcnl to nip South Africas Comrie Du Toit iup Also beating par on lhcir way to easier wins were Gary Cowan of Kitchener 0nt and Nick Veslock of Burlington Ont Weslock was two under par when he beat Dave Symon andZ Symonswas even with regulation figures Hugh Baiocchi and Rod Mul ton gave the Springboks their singles wins when Baiocchi thumped Calgarys Doug Silvere berg and whil Mullen was Liming Vancouver ne Vollmer and BEAT reopen FLYERS CFB BORDEN With pitch er Russell setting the bat pace West Bend came through with 7v4 decision over Borden Flyers last night and clinched at least lie for the final intermediate fastball play off slot Universal Cooler who trail by four points in fifth place have three games remaining with one in hand They must win tonight against Barrie 0001 to stay in contention Game time here is 11711 at Queens Park with Borden and Clarkson meel ing in the 830 nightcap BASEBALL Bacon By THE CANADIAN Pniass California 59 53 527 all Nmmrmm Washington so as 500 will hm Cleveland s7 so 4so 10 Laws 68 43 Baltimore 49 so 454 111 Chicago BL 53 535 llgew York 47 or 435 lat2 San Francisco 59 52 532 Cd 29 54 d3 Cincinnati 59 53527 rev we may 55 Mama 56¢ as ew York ll California Philadelphia 55 51 51 10v star Kansas Cilyt 53 56 485 Washington Minnesota Pitts Eh Ch e1 leago Detroit Los Aug es 49 so 450 18 Houston 47 55 420 2114 mm New York 42 65 393 14 International League Wednesdays Results PctGB hocheslcr 63 Atlanta New York 47 572 Pittsburgh 010 Chicago 56 Richmond 63 50 Houston Cincinnati Toronto 56 53 Los Angclcs St Louis Toledo 54 53 505 71 11 innings Columbus 54 57 436 on San Francisco at Philadelphia Jacksonville 53 all 477 full de rain Syracuse 61 445 144 Fridays GBmCs Buffalo 47 60 439 14 Pittsburgh at New York Philadelphia alChicago Houston at Atlanta 1475 Angeles at Cincinnati San Francisco at St Louis American League Pct GEL Chicago or 47 551 Boston 545 Detroit 5950 451 Minnesota 58 so 537 25d Wednesdays Results Ruthie Toronto Syracuse Rochester Columbus Toledo Richmouda Jacksonville Todays Game Toronto at Jacksonville Buffalo at Richmond Rochester at Richmond Rodicsier at Columbus Syracuse al1olcdo EaslrnanfEdg°es Nearer Faurvtbj Elmvale Palace Hotel last nigh fell to thirdplace butterfly Dairy at Queens Park and fraud themselves in loop Irdy of losing the founh and final senior softball playolf posi tion ImperialEastman bounced liardwelling NoiiawI Brooks 51 in the second vane to shut widan two points of the import ant fwrib spot Both clubs have one game tell in the 24ame sdicdufe and tie for fourth place could dc vclVP forcing special playoff Imperial have one left with Noumortfct Argui Cameraman and no dale has been set for this replay Elmvale plays host to Lakcvlewin return contest this Saturday at 645 pm twonnin homer by Gary Hincsin the first frame gave Lakeview load thcy never re linqulshcd as Don Dyksirn al lowed Elmrnle lust lcitl hits The Dalmncn increasedthclr advantage with pairs in the sec ond andftflh nhilc Elmvalc managed one run in the second and fourth One of the Elmvalc runs was solo homer by catcher Joe Marley uho joined the club late in the season offer playing for Stewarts Garage in 1966 Other Lahcvicw hiLs wcro anoth cr single from Gary Hincs one single each from Corby Adams Jim Quinlan Sieve Atkinson Fred Hancs and Dykslra Mar lcy also conlribuicd singlclo losing cause as Dave Camp hell and Homer Barrett also singled RALLY FAILS Elmvalc launched serious throat in tho sixth trolling 62 With two out Dylalro ilppcarcd to lose some control Loo Bola court Marley and Barrett draw back to buck walks but pinch hitter Jim llchilistcr was caught looking at third Siriltc SOFTBALL Senior Pls Woods BA 16 32 Nowmarket 11 in Lakovicw 25 Elmvale ll ImpEastman i7 Nottawa it Last Nights Scam Lakcvicw Elmvale ImpEaslrnan Nottawa Future Games TonightdWoods BA at Neurnar kol soot SaturdayLakevicw al Elmvale 345 hfondaychmarket at Woods BA $30 ONTARIO LADIES Senior SundayFort Erie at Barrie 23m lnternlchite Barne Coop anch Heating to West Bend 10 15 Universal 12 10 Clarksnn 12 in Last Nights Score Wcsl Bend Borden Future thmes TonightUniversal at Coop f7 Borden at Clarksnn 830 SundayWest Bend at Coop 830 Yandi at Borden nail MondayUniversal 630 Tuesday Universal at West Bend 1700 at Borden West Bend Assured Oi Tie For Last Playoff Place The ch ase for first place is similarly close as Borden are two points up on CoOp and four ahead of Yanch Heating The best Yanch can do is tie for the top as they had one game taken away through last weeks double forfoil Russell who worked the sev en inning distance to tum back the Flyers last night accounted for five of the West Bend scores with two home runs His first circuit blast with two males board in the cond brought the downfall of Borden starter Danny Holland Russell struck again in the sixth with one man on base padding the West Bend lead to 73 The only lime the hosts were close was when they sliced the gap to single run collecting three scores in the third Five other players shared in the West Bend bat attack Al Harris singled twice as Don Morrison cracked double Bob Bonney Russ Granger sad Wayne Neely contributed singles The lone Borden rally was in the third when Stu Grady was safe on an error scoring from relief pitcher Guy Soucys triple After John Waller flc out Doug Freeman slammed home run Bill Hayward came through with two singles and Soucy add all single Waller and Jack Slade completed the sevenhit Bordon attack with singles West Bend 130 012 07 Borden 003 000 1471 Russou and Bouncy Holland Saucy It and Warren 11 second game was decis lve win for hnpcrialanstman as both Nottawa siartcr Ed Dunn and reliever Carl Wagner were not sharp in diasiogthnr final playoff place Eastman built solid lead scoring once in the opener and three more in the third to dine Dunn 1hcy managed antihit total with seven players sharing the assault Winning pitcher Don llcFad crL llENNnK Borden Entry Wins ll Silver CFB BURDEN nycar olrl photographic instructor Cor poral Jim Hennok has rclurncd to Base Borden from Winnipeg with PanAmerican Games silver modal Hennok menr ber of fourman Canadian riflc team finishcrl second in the yard prone position 22cali bre rifle forget shoot to earn thc silver mcdal for Canada Hennok has been active in the riflesport for 10 years and has reprcsentcd Canada seven times at the famed Bisley England shoot This years companion at Winnipcg was his first try at Olympictypo marksmanship With the Panama success he hind him llennok has now set his sights on die foes summer Olympic Games at Mexico City lie is the son of Mr and Mrs harry Heunok so Snowdon Avenue Toronto Rochester scored four rf don who permitted Just three Nouawa bits walked three Ind finned eight IidethlJ own cause with animating uiu Kle no double Jim Burke singled twice as Don Amos drove Icrou the winner with single and raced out boot Ron Hogarth exhibited long ball power with triple and home run He tried lortbe rouie the first time around but was thrown out at the plate on perfect relay involving centre flcldor Cliff lernlngton Ind Ted Wilson The brother combination of Brian and John lllcCann colleen at doubles Ind Arnie Nulsln liled Noliawas offensive was lim ited to just one inning the six4 fit when they gained their tnly run and Il tbrce hits hic Fadden was working on no hitter for live frames as the only Nottawa base runners were safe on pair of walks and thch errors Wilson snapped the jinx with lcadoff douule to centre and scored from Chink hiacNicolr single The other hit was sin gle by ernmingion Elmvale 010 100 01 Lakevicw no 020 xd Bclcourt and Marley Dykstra and mappcl Nottawa 000 00101 impEast lo 100 xa in Dunn Wagner and lilac Nicol McFadden and Amos Herd Finally Stops Leafs The Inlcrnntional Lea go dominated by pitching through out most of the season saw the hitters finally showing thcir motile Wednesday night Buffalo Blsons broke lengthy losing streak by queue ing ninthinning rally to do eat Toronto Maple Leafs 55 Syracuse Chiefs rallied for an Mi triumph over lmgueleading Rochester lied Wings and Co lumbus Jets whacked Toledo Mud Hens loft In the only lowscoring game Bob Bruce scattered six hits to pace Richmond Braves to CH win over Jacksonville Suns fire Leafs bowed when Jim Russin lincd into double play wilh the bases loaded Jim Duf falo as was the winner Gary Roggenburk 57 took tireless tin ningruns ortilim neuron of Syracuse but fourrun out burst fn the seventh made the Chiefs difference Elli Tutilc drove home two key runs with double Big Regatta Starts Today ST CATHARINES Ont CF The first North American rowing championships got under way this morning with teams from lllc0untries com peting in heats tin six of the seven scheduled events First event on the program for the second largest galhcring of oarsmen inrowing history was an elimination heatin the coil our event The regatta is being run over the revamped Royal Canadian Henley course sixlane 25uomelre straightaway with aoo oarsmeii on hand only oneevcntthe doubles will be run without heals Teams from Canada Czechoslo vakia Mexico and the United Statcs are pitted against the fav world champions in the doubles and winners at this years ltoyal Canadian Henley regatta Heavy rains hit this Niagara Peninsula Wednesday canceuinK practice sessions and delaying the official opening of the diam pionships by Secretary of state Judy laMarsh who welcomed the competitors hastminute changes were to be made on the course follow ing criticisms of lanernarkers from Thomas Keller ofSwitzer land president of the interna tional Rowing Federation which has sanctioned the regatta Keuar said lane ark should he placed every 20 me tres along the course not at so metres as had been arranged Officials said they would ole tempt to comply with the res vnred Swiss entry defending ouest jlurnlrsr Mill on GUARANTEED TRUST crnrlncarrs no transform srnu Memberz THE INGVTRUSTS CORFCRATION 35 ouivlior shamanism nadar Deposit Insurance Corporation 7263495 Under the watchful eye of an examiner group of Bar rie youngsters are in the pm cess of water safely tests in the deep end of the Lions Pool on Grove Strcct grand BlllilllE YOUNGSTERS TllKE SWIM TEST total of 231 nspiraan ycsicr day went through their tests in qucst of Junior intermed iate and senior Red Cross suimming certificates The swimming tests ucre run by the Barrie Recreation sum mer program and 132 of 452 qualified for the finalstagca 1hcircfforis were scrutinlzod by team of four examiners and tour instructors Americas Team mournsin CPtTho Americas truck and field mn and log of Expo 17s Europe vs Americas lrackand licld match with fivepoint cdgc bul coach Dutch Varmordam of the Americas sound figurcs his athletes will have allough time maintaining the edge Wiirmordam said after Wednesday nights upcncr he was quite plcascd with the rtcam out he had started to worry when his 400mctrc relay team druppcd the decision by disqualification to four flying IFrenchmen The Americas uoimd up with 79 polan lo 74 for the Euro peans taking scvcn first in tile mcnSovcnfs and one of the womens The Europeans took five first placcs in tile mens and two in the womens However Warnicrdam says Gerry Lindgren of the US should take the 500umeirc tingcnt move in in tonights scc Has LSlim Lead of France ALUMINU I£Wsmmi€mh fie also said But Crntbers of Markham 0nt will have tough time in tho EDDmetros against East ys FranzJoscf Kempcr The only competitor near world mark was Vince Mat thcns of the US who ran the 4oomcirc distance in 45 sec ercnt against Gaston Rodents ands Menu 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