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Barrie Examiner, 15 Aug 1967, p. 9

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DON GETTY best known ior ugloita on the gridiron with monton Eskimos ol the 09 tern Football Conicrencc has met with much throughout his business career Alter 10 seasons as quarter back ior Eskimos Getty had good iortune as race ltDIsa owner and in the oil business His first venture into provin cial politics resulted in his cction last May to the Alberta chialullvo Assembly as Pro wearersn GRID Former Qu gresoive Conservative Gainan seat with the oiiicial oppos ition Getty unsentedFdncav tlnn Minister it it McKinnon IIIe Wynamid Edmontontan shown here in his two con trasting business soils cannot an Success In Political Bow EDMOMON CF Sit esslul athlete hummus and ollman Don Getty has turned to politics andso tarhas been success in that iield I00 Gett who ior 10 years play quarterback ior Ed monton Eskimos oi the West ern Football Contereacc ran ior the Progressive Oonaem tivrs in Mays Alberta general election and as one oi six Toriu elected unseatled Edie cation Minister McKin non it was one more auccess in string at successes Getty graduated train the University oi Western Oatnio in London to 1955 with an bonors degree in business ad milstrotian lie loinod the Eskimos that fall and was with them ior Grey Otp victories in 1955 and 195s and Grey Cup loss in 1960 ills pln ing earner lasted 1n years an he earned star dom despite playingmuch oi the time in the shadow oi the great Jackie Parker When he retired ho ventured into the all business ending up as president oi small producing company with wells in Alberta and Saskatchewan Vancouvers Vollmer Heads Amateur Field ICTO RI CllA iicld rated us the bcst ever to enter the amateur goll turnument Monday tound sub par rounds rarity in the Iirst oi two iiihole qualifying tests of the 162 starttns including group at international amn lcur stars only iour managed to beat regulation ligures Wayne Vollmcr ol Vanco or the iield today alter cardtng twounderpar 50 in Mondays opening round One stroke oil the pare are Art Donaldson also at Vancou ver Englands Mike Bonanucn and Bill Brit at Australia The rcmaining 18 holes at qualifying play were being completed today with the lap Stgollers stepping into match play Wednesday It ends Satur day with aohole final The 6507vyard layout Di Royal Colwood golt course near Victoria is not regarded as lengthy test of gait butit proved to be stern one the airways are narrow and wooded SCRAMBLES FOR PAR Jim Scissons oi Saskatoon one oi iour gollers who equalled par was two undcr at the llilh but had to scramble mm the woods tor six on the par iour hole to record his Also keepingpacc with par were licrt Ticchursl al Vancou var and Elwin Farming and Steve Ryan both at Seattle Vollmcr had his early prob lems Ila threesputtcd the sec and green and got caught in deep rough on the third to go two over Then he started clicking on his iron approach shots lie just missed minot eagle putt on the 52itynrd liiih and his wcdge on the 33$yard eighth hit the back at the cup and jumped out Threebi rdles within tour holes on the back nine made him the leading medallist Grouped at 71 were defending champion Nick Veslack oi Bur liagton OnL and his Willing doa Cup teammates Gary Cowan oi Kitchener and Ben Kcrn oi Cooksville Also hovering near par with 715werc Cnnirie Du Toll of South Africa last years South Airiean and Brazilian cham pion and Dick Runkle at Los Angeles Calif Cowan had problems with the three iinishlng holcs all par iours MISSED LEAD Ha birdied the 15th but bad live on the 17th and two ovcrpnr six on the Inth Pars could have made him the lead er Derek Kcmp 31yearold South Airlcan amateur cham pionship also had his problems iinishing lie was running even with par but took pair at sixes on the 17th and 18th to go iour over Donaldson played the most consistent goli oi the parbreak orscerding17pars and one birdie in his round Bonallack playing captain of Britains Commonwealth team caught tire on the hack ninevto drop in tour birdie pulls in the space at sevenholes to score his 69 Eight golicrs carded TL lncludingSouth Africas Dnva Symons and New Zealands Ross Murray both members at their countrys Commonwealth teams Highest score oi the opening yCCIrds lieeta Winning As Mats lop Phils ny rum nacnr AssociatedPrcss Sports erler New Yarklliets iinally had their night but or St Louis Cardinals it looks moreand more like their year he Red Birds with Bit ga National League lead reached theirlsrgest bulge oi the seasonthe hard way lllon day night scoring three times in the ninth to beat Chicago Cubs 65its been going that way ior the Cardinals who hav ent been out of the top spot since June 17 But the Meta havent had night like Mon days since the Fourth at July lireworks they lit under Juan Marlchal This time that Mats beat Larry Jackson as theyvclipped the Philadelphia righthandler aaior the iirst time in their hislory after in losses in the only other NL games Mike McCormick won his 15th game stopping Atlanta Braves on seven hits as San Francisco Giants won 62 and Willie Star gells runscoring single in threerun eighth carried Pitts burgh Pirates by Cincinnati Beds 43 ON HITTING SFIIEE Roger Maris trinied home two earlier Cardinal runs and scored third singled in the lying runwith one out in the ninth Thevinning marker scored when Cub iielder Ted Savage tumbled Marias hit Ilnn Santas 25th homer lead ing at the ninth made it 53 Cubs Jack Fisher who ruined ihiarichals 190 record against the Mitts on July again proved the stopper as he broke Jacksons spell with his third victoryand third by the Meta over the Phillies this year knew the law oi averages would catch up with Jackson sometime Fisher said He defence let him down axranuvsrnnnrr The Mets reached their long BASEBALL Arcana By THE CANADIAN PRESS National League PCIIGBL St Louis 72 ii 621 Adonis 51 52 mo Chicago as 533 Cinci 62 55 nan 1012 61 55 57641 57 55 509 is 55 so 470 iev so in 441 any 47 so 415 can 47 70 402 25 mtriean League PctGBL 50 Chicago Detroit Calif Boston Wash Cleveland York Balt we 91 1o Mondays Results Minnesota California Baltimore New York International League PctGBL 67 49 578 v67 52 563 57 51 500 55 as 500 57 st 433 55 so 473 52 so 443 so 52 448 Mondays Results Toronto Richmond Buiialo 24 Jacksonvill 04 Syracuse TColumbustl Rochester Toledo TodaysGurpes Rochester at Toledo Syracuse at Columbus Buiialo at Jacksonville Toronto at Richmond Paelllc Coast League Oklahoma City at Phoenixppd ra Tulsa Denver indlannpolln San Diego Spokane Seattle Roch Rich Toronto Toledo Colum Jacksvilie Syram Builan 1V ll 11 14 15 wasnt pitching bad but his liam 0n licr in the day in Fort Wlllam est winning streak at the sea son iive McCormick wh victory tied him tor the major league lead in games won yielded only seven hits and had the Braves blanked until Clete Boyer hit his list homer with man on in the ninth But it wasnt enough to over come lhreerun shot by Willie Mchvey In the iourth as San Francisco ended threegame losing streak Stargells second runscoring hit at the game came off reliev er Billy McCool and pinned Cin ninnatis loss on Gary Nolan Bob Veale 13s got the victo ry ior his tbreehit work in eight innings BilLl srttns By TILE ASSOCIATED PRESS ironingon McCormick Giants wonhis 16th game of the season limitingAtlanta to seven hits as San Francisco beat the Bram 62 BattingRogerrlliaris Cardi nals had threehils and drove in three mus as St Louis came irom behind to beat Chicago Cubs ItoHitter For Canadian Youth nus Aromas not GPAP lliike Busniuk who also do bles as an outiielder pitched nohitter Tuesday as Fort Wil deieated Mantama rns Max to Monday night in the Senior Little League lost to westbury NY 161 ear double elimina Ion tournament Westlr 4501616 ll oto ox Donahue and Daddlo Wel gnnd and Iiowe ltintamoras aoo till 04 Fort William oonazox as Roman and Gonzales nuaniuk and Howe round was posted by Terry Wmns ol Surrey BC one handicapper who soared to Hoverpar 95 Goilera had to have two handicap or better to enter the tourney Ring Rivalst Call Kayne NEW YORK lAPlBoth lightweight champion Ortiz and challenger lsmael Lagunn have predicted knocks nuts in their title light Wednes day nlght Neither could score knock down in their two previous 15 round title meetings But you can bet on one thing thera will be noise aplenty at tie Stadiumthousands oi Panamanians rooting ior Lngu na the Tiger of Panama and many thounnda oi Puerto Ricans whooping it up ior Ortiz the blueeyed Puerto Rican born New Yorker Lagunna handlers say 2000 Panamanians came here over the weekend to watch the flashy 24yearold challenger make his bid to regain the title he held briefly in 1965 snows on our Saudi Arabia has 100ltmile coastline on the gulf oi Aqaba lie has since sold out to Japanese crown corporation and while still oiilclally un omplolyed was aucoeulul enough at he can take his time in choosing another ileld to conquer HORSES ARE WINNING He has also been involved with three irlends ior three years in small racing atabia that has made money the last two years Then came his entrytlnto politiu hadnt em thought at politics he says had be come interested the Kennedy administration the United States but hadnt thoudn of going into it my self Then met Peter lmgbced last December Loughecd also iormer Ea kiIno but heioretbe Getty been Bags Welter CroWn FREDEIIICTON CWJoey Durelle ready to retire three years ago when stripped at his Canadian welterweight title regained the championship Monday night and says he wants crack at Milo Cal houna British Empim mlddle weight crown The zieyearold Troia Rivieroa Que fighter hnpresod standing room crowd oi more than Mouton lo the Lady Beaverhrook rlalt with unanimous laround decision over champion beanie Sparks ot Haitian gt Dtuellos punching with crisp despite weekend drive with his iamily oi nearly 1000 miles 4mm his home to his native Bnio Ste Anne NBaod then to Fredericton ate only salad today and it showed in my punchesthey were Ilttle weak he said alter the light Durelle weighed mu pounds Sparks 145 ior the tlrst deienceoi the title he won two years ago irom Peter Schmidt oi Toronto RARE LIE FOR GOLIER Tl run all NJ cots Duncnn Gillespie haokanis Vine sketch the 10th hole here to the porch oi the club house through the open door and into the lounge where drinking aiternoon tea Undeterred he took putter played the ball out the door down the irant steps and across sloping lawn to within law ieet oi the pin on the lath hole Dld he get his par three Nor Illa nerve collapsedrandrw he needed three more put to sink the hall Toning Increase Lead Over Chicane by Ron naroronr Associated Presssnorta Writer Minnesotas 21 victory over California Angela savl the Twins tail to score when they should have and score when they shouldnt have in game that had only three runs scored but took three houna and 12 minutes to play In the only other American League game Monday New York Yankees beatBaltimore Orioles 51 At the beginning oi the Call torniaMinnesota game the out come ol which put the Twins lull garne ahead or Chicago in the American League pennant race the beginning was the top of the seventh inning Dave Boswell oi the Twins and George Brunet of the Angels wane locked in score less battle and Mlnnesotahad managed onlyoneshit Sudden ly however the bases were loaded with none out But the Twins couldnt sco in the bottomci the seventh Roger Repol hit one out oi the park HI Angels Thelhvitts eighth began quietly enough With two out Hank Izouierdo hit gentle grounder to short Jim Fregtwi threw the ball over the lirstbasernans head Izoulerdn taking second sla gle by Jackie Hernandez double by Ted Uhlaender and the Twins were up by one But it was over yet Two singles by the Angels in the bottom of the ninth withone out made things tense ior Twins Larry Stubing his That time in the malars was called into hit and took called third strdre to end the threat starting pitcher Steve Barber and Joe Pepitona each drove in and runnfandnllever =Bdl Monbouquettehdped Barber to his eighth victory of the season Harniltori Wings IveReQiihf Playoffs HAMILTON CPlIiamiitnn Red Wings clinched playoli berth in the Senior lntcrCounty Baseball Association Monday ight by edging Guatpb Mer Guelph starter Robbie Steemarn am intshedwttn Iota records but the RedWlngs gained fifth place by beating Stratiord three out oi our gamesduring the regular season 11amtlton opens dive quarterfinal series in liltchenertantlinra in Kitch ene lhquday night ilverun outburst in the fifth inning brought Hamilton tram behind Tworua singles by Fred Ohayka and winning pitcher Gary Newltt highlighted the uprising Newitt want all the waytn gainhls fourth vletory While suflered record to 12 Jim Wilson led Hamilton with iour hits while Bob Allken added three Paul Giroux Tome Holewood and Mike Nunan hadtwo cach ior Guelph Guelph VoouzooIoeioe Hamilton Oiotsouox sleetnan Barber St and Melts Nellst and Roma nowsky Syd iiallcr the retired com in the Yankees victoryiy erl ls leader at the Alberta Coosuvaum Peter protects an image similar to Keanedyl that at hard driving youngman who is going plaou He showed me that politics can be exciting and worthwhile Because he was unemployed ha was able to devote all his time to the campaign its also admits the wellknown ioolhall name helped too although football was played down dur inxtb clmnllsl The Conservatives laughed will term the olilclal opposition when the ilentsla ture aita nast spring And in the shadow cahtnet Getty will be the critletn the field at mines minerals Industry and development Getty once had his eye on the post at Canadian Football Leagud comrrussloner but his election has scotehed that ldcagallbougn he knows the type at man he eels the next commissioner should be IIALIEII IS TYPE Every time describe the man who would do the lab well ilnd lva described mlssloaer but Syd Halter with flair ior public rela lions Getty has also retained his Interim in the Eskimos and serve on the board oi dimer tors The teams prospects ior this vyeari should catcba layoii spot he 11 tWe ght be in trouble on deience but the oiicnce should better But wish people wouldnt look upon Terry Baker as mes slab Quarterback Baker ior mcr Heisman Trophy winner ln the US has been signed 17 II W01 113 the benab ior Intimates lb Nationale Lea ans are him to rovlde the sun stable quarter char thlclublxu milaed since aettyarettre meat Ranombor Baker has hardly layedat sll ior iour years Just Isnt lair toes rct quarterback to come sck alter layoii that long and star in pretty latr Alth only 33 Getty has no idea oi ever suiting up ior game again His last action was brlel illng in 1965 alter sitting out the ulaon spoars Balers RIFLES SIGN MANNING memo CPI 34 mnlo little at the Continents Foot ball LeagtiafwhoFridaypicltod up Eagle Day as quarterback coacb irom TorontoArgonauts oi the Canadian iMna day signed and an nanker Peta ManningDe aV iavnrlte receiver lot the ast several years Manning cut by the Argos to days ago along with Day entered Canadian Inotbnll tmm Chicago Bears oi the National League when he iotaed Mgary Stormers in 1961 RACING DRIVER KILLED SHAVERSIONE England APIBob Anderson Wycar old British racing driver died in hospital Monday ionrhoura alter crashing durin trlals ior next weeks Cnnad an Grand Prix scheduled ior Mosport Aug 27 Anderson iormer motorcycle racer was téstlng rehtult engine in his Formula One Brabham Climax ills ear spun oil straight and was wrecked ngnhut concrete hul BASEBALL LEADERS Natlonal League All Pct Staub liqu 357 46 I38 SSI Clemente Pitts All 75 142 544 Cepedn 5th 418 78 141 340 Flood StL are is 119 332 Aaron Atl 412 III I35 310 RanaAaron Sunto Chicago at it Allen Philadelphia 33 Ituna batted lnCepeda 90 Wynn Houston 31 tiltsBrock 5t IMIE 150 Clemente Cepedariii DoublesStaub 3311 Allen 31 TriplesWilliams Chicago All 10 Pinson Cincinnati Home runsAaron Wynn in Hart San Francisco Santo 15 Stolen bumhmck 37 Wills Pittsburgh 21 PitchlagchCormlck San Francisco too 705 Hughes St Louis 733 StrikeoutsRunning Phila delphia 171 Jenkins Chicago 170 American League Katine Del Carew Minn Scottplios RunsMchnsfltte Detroit Kil lebrew Minnesota 72 Tovar Minnaota 70 Runs batted inYastrzemskl Killebraw 79 Howard nttaYaslnernskl Tovar DmrhlszCampsnclis Kan sas City Tovar 25 Yastrsemv ski TriplesBlair Baltimore Monday Ramos City iloma ronaKtliebrew Howard 19 stolen basesCampaneril to Buiord Chicago 24 PitchlnlHnrlen Chicago 1H Spannahntrott Merritt Minnesota 750 StrikeoutsMcDowell Cleve Lonborg Boston In 119 Wa roe mm mm runner museum17 met villila possible inlun btd tor the tuna strenghthened the tact you ave with such distinctlonluzs It has been done witnedl ty and intelligence and cam commercialisation 31 Another way to help convinch the comrnltteewouldjbe IAIU Montreal to on momenttit championships held bere Ind get the oiiiclallnrglnlxlfl thorn familiar with the city what it has to alien As told Mayor Drapes sometimes cities have to martyr ball dozen times bciora eventually get the Olympics nIIIIaIon Im st year Montre ob Jean Drapeau went lozkotflrfi where the comrrdltee was MIME tag to bid to gntlheflVIIJ fitmmc glygplc Gaines tot cairn were My Munich Generally good reports also have reached the committee lhout the way Canada organs iced the PanAmerican Games in Winnipeg and this lide can ado aaid Bruodagea One at the dangers thi Glyn pies movement laced was commercial and political interference The importance oi the Olym to has nowtreaohed sucb pa that politicians would lllto to take it over and use it ior thus own ends We have no money no army and no police inreo so its not easy ioryus to withstand this type at pressure But wt must 41 as sr Americana Win Wightman Cup CLEVELAND ARINancy Rlcboy determined Texan wearing an Australian tuber mans hat earned the United States its seventh consecutive Wightmnn hip tennis trophy Monday by doioatlng Virginia Wade Great Britains New player as It was the second singles vies 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