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Barrie Examiner, 24 Aug 1962, p. 9

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syaoo onnan ted Press ssom who too and mes known around the City at Angola as the The combination collaborated in producing lath inningrun Thursday that saved at solder semblance at In in can gtse race Lee who had singled rode home an Georges douhio tor the run that best New York Yon keel it allowed the Angels to sslvago the last ol oy threegems series and escape only one gains lurttier back than when they started Theyre now live behind and still within shooting distance at the perennial American league champs Yankee swaep would have but the New Yorkers almost hopelessly out at reach Minnesota Mns lost two to Washington Senators or and so and dropped tram second place tothlrd six luti games all the SYRACUSE NY CPlChi eago Black Hawks at the Na tionol Hockey League no will more their Eastern Protes sionol Hockey Angue franchise Irom Sault Ste lilarlo to Syra case Tommy Ivan Chicago Gen eral manager told Syracuse businessmen at luncheon at noon that Gus Kyle former NHL layer with Boston and Newhyork has been appointed coac Syracuse becomes the lnurth team in the EPIIL which plans an interlocking schedule this seasonwilh the sixteam inter national league Black Hawks had been inves By ALE UilAiVA CF American youngsters won two open tennis liilcs Thursday in the annual Canadian Junior tennisritam pionshlps at the Ridenu Lawn Tennis Club Thomas Suher it at Spring iictd Mass deicoicd fellow American John Lamcrnton It at Hamtramck Mich 6l b1 to win the titles rwboyswiz years and under lilelodle Kicrtans it of item tramclr won the girls it cham pionship by detecting Victoria Stone 12 at New York City Holders of the Canadian Closed championships competed in both events but neither man aged to reach the linnl rounds Andree Martin 14ot uMont real was eliminated in the sec ond round by Christine Wallace 13 ot Hamtramck who later was beaten by bliss Stone LOSEB SEMIFINAL William MacDoneii oi Downs vicw Ont won therclosud title but fell in the semilinnl ol the open event toSuher shaping up was for the girls til title where the topseeded Ca radian Faye Urban 16 of Windsor Ont wiii meet Peaches Bartkowicz 13 ot Hamtrsmck today or Saturday Peaches is needed second among the iarcign contenders Tire top Seeded American Sharon Britain 16 vol Detroit was upset in the quarterinals by Brenda Nunns 16 oi Toronto is 66 Brenda later was heatefiby Faye 63 63 liliss Barlkowicz reached the 62 she dcleated Hedy Rui zebeck 17 at Vancouver 62 62 One Canadian an American and two Japanese are lull in Lille race for the boys is chem planship Mike Belkinl7 of Miami each Fla the top American unior delcated Bob Bardstey of Vancouver in the anrteriinals Tcisu Kuramttsu at Tokyo the secondranked aponese player ousted James BIILI scans by ran seSocrarnn erase Baiting Ernie Bowman tents substitute second base an hit lirst major league omerun intilth inning then incitedhome clincher in 10th nning or 24 victory over New ark Mela PItehingQVein Law Pirates tanked Houston to on four hits litth victory of second shutout over the ole Fry An Examiner Went dd PHONE PA sam pace The tim was was replay ct Wednesdays to inning tie TIGERS CLAW TRIBE Detroit Tigers behind the belly hitting at Al Katine and Norm Cash heat Cleveland Indian no wait Boston not Sol had little trouble with Kong as City Athletics Manta Baltimore Orioles and Chime White Sox were not scheduled White the boys pro vided the thinning explosion It use couple at other Angels Billy Moran and Dan Osinslsi who kept themolivo that long YANKB LEAD EARLY New York lumped to Hi lead in the second inning largely on Tom nuns three run homer bolero Moran started thecorneback with tworuahomor in the third His solo lots in thootghth tied it 44 Osinski shut on like Yanks on two hits over the last tlvo Innings and avenged detest at the hands oi the New Yorkers the night helore Ken Kaiser and rolls pitcher 1orIllIIETWillnEnrich nuanced bcrc Thursday they One oi the biggest battles ennio Daniels were the rat Ent Kyle who coached Calgary Stampodera tn the Western League lor live seasonsl was smarter Chicago last year Because of the new so limit in ellch in the EPHL this sea eonteams must carry nine players under 21 years at age three between ms and two over 15lvan says the Syracuse team will bear little resem blance to last seasons Sop thtlnttcrbirds We have to players turning overage lrom our Junior team in St Catharines he said and more overago juniors coating out the West The last hockey team to one erntc at Syracuse was owned by Eddie shore and played invthe Americans Claim Open Net Titles on Harntramrk at Masacura Inoue to Tokyo the top Japanese player eliminated Bob Moltatt to at Vancouver 62 Andre llel cmans to at hiontreel Canadas top junior mode the semilinnl by edging Chunk Brainard 15 Hamlramck 1412 63 REACH SEMIFINALS Play in the boys It event reached the semi tlnals with three Canadians and one Amer ican test in the running They are Peter Richardson it tilontre Wes Spence it Lon don Ileiry Leach tt 0t tawa and John Hainllne 14 Hamtramck SemiIinatists decided Thurs dayinvthe girls to event Constance Saki to Detroit literliyn Shapiro 15 Syracuse NY Melodie Kicrtans Homo tramckand Susan Dykes l5 Hamtramck The top Canadian seed Rosemarie Fletcher IS ot Ottawa was dcleatedin tho quartcrtinais es 63 by Can stance Szkli Two more matches were needed to advance the boys 16 eventto the semilinels Play in opeii doubles competi tions progressed to quarternli not matches in two at the live events Heavy dropouts lrom the doui btes events reduced the size at the draws considerably and it was likely all would reach the semifinals some time today The boys it team of Andre Tieiemans Peter Wrightl7 of Iondon reached the quarterli naislirst in that eventhy dc lea mg Gabriel Giombctli 717 Michal Labelie ltl both oi Montreal 02 51 Inthc boyslGavent Terry each to and David Willis 1t both at Ottawa defeated John Hatniine it and Steve Donor otf 16 bath at Hamtramck 61 in their quarterlinnl pancreas CHINESE roan Tulsatitula Ordersf irritate lit it some heroes tar Rotter provided the violins blow with Iwrnn sixthInning homer that broke Ito Daniels who took over to the titth retired to men harder More walking Earl Bailey with torn out in the ninth chh Allisonslitreorun honor in is first had given thI Twins In early lead in the nightcep Don Rudolph not stopped the lwtns on six hitsrettrng the int 14 men in ordertto was aided by hscktobsclr homers by Bo Johnson and Chuck Hinton Katine nrnksd two homes double and single white Cssh drove in three runs on his and homer and single to make it easy for the Tigers Hank Aguirre stsked to 741 load alter tour innings coasted in to his lab victory Bostons Geno Conley lsili had tourhitter going Ito the ninth at Kansas City but was touched tor single and Gina Cimolls homer spoiling his shutout He was In ported by Eddie Br IWIHllII homer lender Defends Against Tones BOSTON AP Promote and it cornLs TFEIIIIIIIIIIIEO Thursday that Paul Pandora Brookiine Mass will delend his share at the worlds middle weight championship against Boston GardenNov The mound bout will not be televised in the event Torres wins he has agreed to give Ponder return match within to days Torres ls undeleeted In 26 lights He has scored 10 keyoes and taught one draw that against the late Benny Kidi Pnret Ponder is recognised as the middleweight king in lilssss cttusetts New York and Eu rope Gene Fullmer holdstbs rest at the title TAKES ONVELDE SARATOGASPRING Tommy Trailer racing score tary tor the New York Racing Association unald thursday he has been advised that the Stebies Ridsn will start against Carry Beck Kelso Beau Purple and other top han dicap stars intho $00000 Aquc duct Stakes Sept at Aqueduct Jose Tomcat Puertn Rico at errors Mapps Spinners regular price 63 Mitchell 300 Rolls Reg Price $2995 Luxor Johnson Shakespeare all clearing out at 30 Discount Tackle Boxes Reg 775 New Scuba tanks loft respite $110 new gain Terms Arranged as low as $600pormonlh GOLF SETS LEFT PIN Hi Set IV ran cartoons eases ammoniumMao hummm endmlfik am lint since in the eastern Football Conlerenoo indmdnsl scorifll me The Tomato hattbsck has II points thros ahead at team mate Bill Mitchell who Htde convert an Argos dropped an decisiooto Winolnel Blue Bombers ins Canadian ioolbslt league Interlocking some The lunch IiicDouinl htttchetl Sutheria Knots it Clarkhl Dixon GronlM chiay II Oliver hl Racine ecuuuuou financelac oeaaaa°3 °o°o° ha===g=a Groundn Crashers Monylayin lIir canonmu torim ci nIdinn Football League teams which built soiidreputnttans on their crushing ground oliensives may stage the battle oi the pass here today it wtil he the interlockln wfietisaafltongtflidm BigTour Both are ex pectedtolslre to the air where they have had most success this year Edmontonwiit balonkingldr Its third win to tour games Ot town will be seeking its second win Iathrcentarts Eskimo coach Eagle Keys and Rough Hider coach Frank Clair both apnear to have con centrated on eir passing game this season In Ottawas upset victory last week over Montreal Alouettes they went into the game itpotnt underdogs and won sateIm port quarterback Ron Lancaster led his teemlo victory on the strength at his passing PI MA we Bryner ii at liliilnrd Mich won the preliminary han dicap Thursdoy althe Card Grand USTrapshont The marksman tiring from 22 yards broke 99 of too to tie three others in the lield at 2009 and then detected them In shootoil 300 nLLsunnniisronrrtun REIISJACKLE TORONTOJCPtPstcr tiltd ranwhn surprised himselt his spam gallery at t1 and olnir assortment at Canadas top ranking pros carries stun stroke lead Into the second round at theitanadian Fruits sinus Goitors Assoctstion championship today the leyoswld pro from the llauatttopo club near its tonibroezndaieag the Mlssle uuga course thursday Intive underur or white swarms of the lIlthiul lbliawed StsnLeonv aid George Knudsen and III Balding Léopard the delwdtng chsm pion from Vancouver came with rush down the hack nine in threeJtnder bar to finish with Knu son spurred on est three on tho lront nine and PEORGE mum niompton whose 65 In Wedacs days proamateur tournament equalled course record Joined Leonard 69 Battling back home all the pro tour got into the 10 bracket alongwith Jack Bessegger at Val hioria Que and John Hunt Tomato probably wont sitgepfios lgut said itunropai er mm Kasak Niagara Falls sass1s Bah Barringer Bay 404979 Adam Marie 3747 foothill Rothmot Brantlord tacoso Armstrong Semi 38407th Paterson Whitby Ont tintdo Whiblcy Kitchener Milo75 Clark Ottawa SSW7 Butter Oshawa 394382 Rayner St Oath 39697 laii LEADER LlII up rncverwtiiiima tor title but he played on the Caribbean tour last winter and has taken law shows at the 115 pro circuit WIISHVHIE iicid at some had completed the round only to were under par Behind the leaders and tour strokes away tram Hiidrop wore Ler Craw lord of Vancouver At Johnston Montreals touring pro and Norm Smith at Toronto all with 675 George Giimurray of Sydney Ron htocLeod of Jasper tla Len llarvcy at St Bonllac and Bruce blurs ray oi Kitchener linlshed with ovunpar 72 The some old except lor to days withdrawals takes up the hole chase today tor Ihe $10 000 prize money Top prize Is $2000 IllirgonautsCatl Press Conferences TORONTO CPI Toronto Argonauts slung by 3le deleai at the hands of Winnipeg Blue Bombers In their Canadian Football league game Thurs day night called press con Ierence today lor what was described as an important an nouncement Therd was no Indication whom or what the announce menlwotiid Involve but there was speculation coach Lou Agase would be key liguro The press conterenco was sat lor noon EDT AgaseJhls season startedthe rst year at twoyear con tract with encc club 11 St IltntnnstlISitBD antlord 3359 Bannermnn SlmcoetlttM Linton Kingston Kelly Simeon 393877 KuzmtchpPorl ArthurJMols Davison Oakvllic Ont 413580 Gardiner Guelph 434487 man was reported extremely upset by Argos dismal showing against the Bombers in their in terlocking battle in Winnipeg It was Torontos third straight de tent of the 1962 season Now as each Now $2095 Now sift or State each 30 off all diving equipment sierrasonata reg $4995 2auaNseLcoLeMAN Srovas reg$2i9s Now $1399 3BURNER COLENIAN STOVES reg $2995 Now $2095 PKG pr ago 3$3oo cots BALLS As LowAs 46c EAcli L5 as $6995 Jinan withh brmplto licti nonsense tCPIvMoninlt Atouottn definitely without their top rushing thirst ind limitless figenCIts possibly tacking fastening quarter bsctr limp into an Eastern Small Contergnce dash to not tailback iron the inactive list silblok Mecn Potisiani Both were inhaled In the Ats isst start against Ottawa Rough tttders with Chrk sullerlog hemorrhaging kidney land located shoulder lho rigorCots brought quarterback Bernie FItoney and middle sulrd Vince Scott to Montreal but both time listed Is doubtlui starters IsI result ot knee Inlufios stirred in Hamiltons lsstniiting against Toronto Argonsu The unbeaten Tints lined Canadian quarter Frank Cosem true as Patoneys possible re placement and tentatively put EllisonItchy in Scotts delenv sivo position No pregsmo announcement emanated tromthe Alouetlo camp but halfback Diclr Cohen and end to be Boss k5 moored cy re tacemsnls tor Clark andiPotiaiaht CookiedtootF Three Converts MOBILE Ala ca Conkt Gilchrist rwnivzdoutwl th Conadt tier thlin samba kicked three convers urs at Bultnto Iltils delehted goats Otters 1414 in an American Football League exhibition some Giichrist was waited out at the CFL nitcr being suspended Ihy gerontn res at training miss Clark the fleet Montreal Palistliti dis on Football League ear rgonauts lor Davis rookie halfback with Cleyetsnd Browns ielt here Thursday tor Maryland loual dergo lurlhcs treatment tor serimublood disorder that he kept him lmm playing Iootball with the Browns Darts III dmrrlcan lmm Smokes and last years Heir moo Trap winner was stricken last month while rsc ttsingulth the college startsr lootlnll turn at Northwestern University when he doesnt have to let all steam because oI in adequate bowling lacilltiet has wa havestho beach EACH cartis vsiiicLesLisrsniN THIS AD VERTISEMENT is eciNGerAiisnsAens Low THE sooK PRICE All ARE MECH ANICALIY SOUND AND WILL crowns sass ECONOMICAL TRANSPORTATION rasv Airs iN NEEDOF MINOR REPAIR AND AWE oEFEEEiEQRJALENWIIHJItiL lHOUGHTlNMIND I00iiTHEiltttiERi I953 RENAULT SEDAN $395 I958 VOLKSWAGEN DELUXE SEDAN Need some body work 6495 1951 éHJLLMAN NM 1955 BUICK AUTOMATIC Newly overhauledtransj I955 PONTIAC sch RADIO I955 VOLKSWAGEN psLuxs 1955 METEOR +395

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