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TEE IAIURDAYMAY SPORTS BITS AND PIECES LAST WEEK we wrote about Canadian Amateur Hockey Association President Jack Roxburgh and his suggestion that Canada Europe next winter Reason was the unfriendly attitude of the Swedish press Thursday we met Jacks son John He asked us to keep our shirt on Dad should have an announce ment to make in couple of weeks WEVE BEEN told that columnwitlten about Robert Red Thurlow has made it impossible for the guy to return to senior softball if he wanted to Seems writingiabout Red and the reactions he gets from the fans has some people disturbed As weve told couple others we hope he does come back pmsiblvalth Bristows Regardless of what anyone could write Red would be star and the fans would treat him accordingly Funny though Red has made any complaints about the article we feel hes bright enough to know the score THE SENIOR softball loops loss is the Industrials gain Thats the way we feel about another gritty former player Larry Campeau Larry who played last year with Torgis Automotives is said to have gt given it up and signed to umpire in the lower loop Weve always figured the oncetime pugllist thats something we didnt know met in anything he participates Like the Redhead could and would play any position on the field BARBIE CITY an entry in the Newmarket and District soccer League that starts its season at the fair Grounds this evening is really Intemationai It has few Canadianhorns as well as Scots Eng lisbmen Hungarians Dutch and Germans Hope we didnt forget any This combination has already pro ven itself on the pitch Too bad such amixture couldnt cooperate so thoroughly in everyday life the world DVEX STILL WITH soccer Ron Pickard has pretty tough rebuilding chore with his Bantams Most of the lads who first saw soccer ball under Pickards guidance and played with years have passed the age limit Its too bad there was no place for them to go and stay together some of the older lads have lined up with Barrie City City officials are already counting on the speed of thekldsaswellasthe der Pickmd DESPITE THE fact that off hockey games that arena cant help but feel competition and drawing capacity crowds to play the pinch No other faction is using the ice We dont know for sure but the cost of keeping the ice has to be fairly high Fords used the ice Thursday They may not use it again this year However the ice must be kept in the event that Part Dover Sailors win tonights game That would necessitate seventh and final contest next Tuesday gt HOCKEY PLAYERS will The Fords werent too keen on having just one of their players snapped with the Tim ONeil Trophy during the intermissions at the last game sounds funny when you understand that the trophy was won about two months ago and had no bearing on Thursdays play WOULD ANY outoftown ball clubs wishing Exam iner Scorecards please drop us note including the number and time needed The cards are in process ofbeing printedWere most happy to be able to pro vide clubs with them Picton Mayor Offers $40000 Iis Bet In Harmsworth lime PlCTON CPlMayor Har vey McFarland Friday night of fered Friday night to bet $40 000 on the Harmswortb Trophy powerboat race against United States raceboater Lee Schoen itb The offer came after Schoen itb Detroit powerboat owner challenged the mayor to put $40000 prize on the llarmswortb the most prized trophy of inter national powerboating Schoenitb said the Harms wortb scheduled here Aug 511 conflicts with major Ameri can competition the Seattle Seafairon Aug which has $40000 prize attached McFarland said no money has ever been put up as prize for the Harmswortb prestige tro by Canadas Miss Supcitest 11 won the Harmswortb two years in raw said McFarland wealthy construction company and hotel owner and he is will ing to bet say us raceboater $40000 that it will win again Schoanitll entered and lost the Harmsworth last year in his Gale but said be had planned to enter the Harmswortb with his repowered Gale before the conflict developed MAYOR WOULD BET They know they cant beat Supertest the mayor said it is strictly against the rulesio put money prizes on the trophy but will makea private bet with any ofthem that the Su pertest will win They are just too scared to enter McFarland said The date isnt going to be changed lust because they want time to develop something to beat the Supertest Schnenlth said he was shown poor hospitality in Picton last War The mayor didnt invite him or any of his crew to social funciions he sald Not so said the mayor Everyone of them was in vitcd had to fight almost all ofDetrolt to keep the Harms wortb here They complained about everything to be an asset Sure hitting Jay Hebert champions Ford with 611 twotime Masters winner Ar McFarland said Piclonsrlfine barborand fantasy of Quinta TYPE sy srsvs JONESCU Spam Editor not send club to tour according to Roxburgh about tll last year an his team for about four savvy they gathered un BradsFords are still in always be superstitious waters provide too great chal lenge for the Americans who tried to force move to De troit Their boats have engines good in twomile courses where the Supertest has hard time letting its powerloose but they Just cant take our fast five mile course he said Commodore 11 Finlayson chairman of the Hannaworth Committee in said Wednesday the date clash was unavoidable It didnt matter what date we set the commodore said It was bound to conflict with unlimited hydroplane races in the States One reason for the present date Finlayson said was to give Schueniib time to take his boat to Reno Nev for the Gold Cup the main powerboat race inthe US Stan Strokes Oil The Pace LAS VEGAS Nev fAP whacked out another sub par round of golf Friday live under par fieto hang onto 13 Possibilities For BcilI League South Simcoe Baseball League may have teams in the fold this year At meeting in New Lowell which included the decfion of officers 13 possibilities came up excluding only one from last year Stsyner new entry in 1880 has dropped out Posibilitles for Bi iodudc Barrie Allistou Creemole Thornton Utopia Midland Coliingwood Oriilia New lowell Ciarksbnrg Knock and Toiienbam All squaih have until May 14 to make definila decision Little else was discussed at the meeting One of the few sideline ltelns was move by Alliston Braves and Midland to split the league will the more powerful clubs playing in one section and the weak slsiersin another The power clubs as they would be called were Allistoa Midland Ooiiingwood Orillia Barrie and Thornton new owes Should all the above is clubs make good their entry bids Clarlsburg Knock and Teller ham would be frabmen Barries entry whether it be last years Flyers or new jun lor team is still up in the air More is expected within few days John Westbrooke represeou ng his dad Reg who was meiect ed secretarytreasurer said that theleaguo 1th it clear this all players must properly ess ed niybuaébclenl maxofllbe major drawb oop over the past halfdown rea sons Bob McMullen the giantsired pitcher will was oleoied president Ion Moflvw captain of the Thornton club was voted viceprulduii For the schedule ai least gums will start at pm Ac tion is expected to begin May 25 Tbeschcduleewillbeintbo but of the clubs and fans af ter the May 14 meeting NOTES Dont be too surpris ed if the defending champions from Alliston repeat as league champs its been reported that all members of the 1960 club will return as we lss the pro unotion of few fine overage juveniles Thornton always strong con tender will be minus Normand Jacques the loops top receiver last summer Norm told The Examiner couple of weeks ago that be was going to play his bail in Sberbrooke no Should Barrie not have an en try this year you can look for league attendance to drop The Big City fellows were the top draw in most communities MAY QUIT Olili St Mikes Snares Memorial Cup The EDMONTON CF Tomato 3f Michaels College lllaiors have written another chapter in career that has established them as one of the great names in Canadian junior hockey it maybave been their last The eastern champions cap lured the Memorial Cup the most prized trophy among jun iors for record fillli time Fri day night with 41 victory over Edmonton Oil Kings They won the bestofseven series 44 Reports have circulated for months that St Michaels will wiibdraw from the ate rio Hockey Asociation Junior series and liiajors coach Rev David Bauer added authority to them Friday night by saying there is substance to be ru mors Father Bauer declined in go into delalls He said state menl will be issued in Tomato by college officials when de cision is reached The college is operated by the Roman Catho lic Order of Basilica Fathers ass pnonucen sraas The college has channelled an LIKE THE Lone Ranger Boston Red Sox pitcher Torn Brewer raises cloud of dust impressive list of stars into pro as he slides safely into home tey Despite this fine bit of plate under the tag of lilinne sota iwins catcher Earl Bat IINTONELLI IN SLUMP base running by Brewer nvius won the game 51 Boyer Couldnt Bunt Hits Winning Homer By ED WILKS Associated Preys staff Writer New York Yankees expected to blast down the walls belted justone home run in their first crack atcozy Wrigley Field in Los Angeles but it kept fbem in tie for the American League lead And they got it only because Clete Boyer couldnt bunt Boyer coming to bat in the ninth inning with the tying run on first base twice fouledoff attempts at sacrifice hunt and then sent Ciaofoot shot over the left fiEId wall for tworum bomer that Angels 54 Friday night it was Buyers first home run of the season and left the Yank ees all square with Detroit Ti gers who rapped Chicago White former Boston players eacb drove in two runs in the first inning after twobase error by Minnie Minosn and Cash added an RBI single in the wrapup tworun second Paoul Foytack won his first but gave up two run homer by Roy Sievers and needed relief by Jim Donahue and Hank Aguirre Harry Bright crashed two run homer in the second inning for Washington and the Seine tors then beat Cleveland south paw Johnny Antonelli with two mora in the third Willie Tas bys single drove in the clincher Antonelli acquired from San Francisco in winter deal now is 08 as starter since last May 21 nndbasnt finished an of hls last 11 starts Ed Ho baugh no rigbtbander gained bis first major league victory with fivebitterouc double that gave Johnny Temple 19 game bit streak Weather To Play Role In Derby Sox 84 Minnesota recLaimed third place three games behind with 51 victory over Boston Cleve land slipped with 52 defeat by Washington BaltimoreKan 525 City was rained out DROVE IN THREE RUNS Boyer drove in three runs for the Yankees who were held to one bit and an unearned run for six innings by lion Moeller single by Elston Howard 301 ers double and sacrifice fly by pinchbitter Deron Johnson gave New York tworuns in the seventh far ass tie but the Angels went ahead again in the the lead at the midway mark sarna inning onslngles by Gene of the $52000 Tournament of Coupled with his blistering so in the first round the 38year old Hebert increased his lead over the field to two strokes with 138 Hebert had 11 343367 for the par 363672 course Veteran Sam Snead added 117 to his in itial for 135 and at this point gglsted the nearest threat to He Tled at 136 were Tommy Bolt with as Vancouvers Stan Leonard with 67 and Doug Masters champion Gary Player of South Africa shot his second straight 70 for 140 The biggest blown of the day hap pened to the atinnal Open and nold Palmer lle look 79 for 115 Lfiek and exYank Fritz Brick That was the way it stood un til the ninth when losing re liever Tex Clevenger walked Roger Maris and then gave up the burner Danny McDevitt won it in relief While the Yankees were held to five bitsand Mickey Man tles hitting streak was halted at 16 gamesthe Angeles man aged slx one tworun homer by Ken Aspromoate off starter Ralph Terry lt was the Angels 15th at Wrigley Field which has yielded total of 26 in nine games The Tigers breezed at Chl cago handing the White Sox fourth straight defeat with six runs in the first two frames three unearned unbeaten Bob Shaw Norm Cash and Dick Brnwu olfpreviously LOUISVILLE Ky AHThe sun that does or does not shine bright on the ancient home of tbe Kentucky Derby today fig ures to play an important role in the a7lh running of Amer icas most colorful horse race There were no signs Friday of tbesun that shines bright on my old Kentucky home as 139 inches of rain drenched rambling Churchill Downs where trackestimated crowd of 100000 annually gathers for one of the great sports specta cies The racing strip on which 15 tbreqyearolds will battle for fame and the major share of $1635 looked more suitable for crew race Superintendent Tom Young wise in the ways of whipping stubborn track into shape said it would take hot sun and wind to make the going even good by post time at 530 pm EDT Telcvision is scheduled for 515 545 pmby CBS MAY RAIN AGAIN But he wasnt promised much cu operation by thewcatber man The forecast said it would be rather windy at times and the temperatures might go as high as 70 degrees with more moisture With all 15 parading to the post the winner will plck up $1205007at the end of arjournsy thatll takeailghtly more 1hanj The record is two mlnules 201 25 by Whirlaway iii1941 Strangely there wasnt sin gle trainer or owner of the lead ing contenders who expressed dissatisfaction over the pros pects of muddy track By contrast there was almost glee in the camps of Mrs Kath erine Prices Carry Back the sin2 favorite FredW Hoop ers Crozier to second choice and the highly respected Canadianowned combination of FourandTwenty and Flutterby fun the Alberta Ranches Ltd Odds on theeniry dipped slightly to sin2 LIKES THE MUD like the mud since it prob ably will burt the others more than us said Jack Price trainer of Carry Back As far am concerned it can keep right on raining said trainer Vance Dongden of Fourand Twenty and Flutter by FourandTwenty winner of the Santa AnitaJ Derby but beaten lengths by Croziar in fastrunDerby frial mile last Tuesday Sonarally is rated the better mudder of the pair Alberta Ranches is owned by Max Bell Calgary publisher and Frank McMahon of Vancou ver oil pipeline executive Johnny Longden famed 15 yearold winner of 5509 races in 84 years on the big apple will ride Fauna 1y Six encaflITfr portion Longden wan to Derby in 1943 on Count Fleet fossional hockey Among them were such bright lights as Red Kelly Ted Lindsay Gus Morl soa Jim Thomson Fleming Mackel Tod Sloan Frank Md boviicn and Dave Kenn All of them blazed info the National Leaguemost wixh Toronto bla ple Leafs Several reasons have been suggested for the colleges de sire to withdraw from the Jun ior series One is that college officials are strongly opposed to lengthening both the regular season and playoffs They have said it would seriously affect the playm siudics Some OHA teams wont to cage the schedule to 60 from 48 games and introduce pm lnnged playoffs The Majors lcritilcs say he use Ithe college ure prospec ive payers into their hockey chain Father Baueruelaicd with his teams victory said it is nice way to go Majors winners over Edmon ton in the first three games 10 41 and 42 and losers of the next two 54 and 42 gave fine display of their specialtygrade dafencein finishing the ser les in six games CHECKING PUZZLES Edmonton in losing its fifth straight cbampionsbip battled throughout but failed Io solve lifajors persistent checking crowd of 7159 saw the Tor onto goals scored by Jack Cole Bruce Draper Paul Conlin and Andre Champagne Bryan flex tall and LarryLund scored for the Oil Kings The Majors entered the series tied with Oshawa Generals Tor onlo Marlboro Monarchs at three titles apiece The Colleglnns won in 1934 1945 and 1947 Edmonton reached the final in I934 I939 I95 and 1960 Last seasons Kings also were beaten 42 by the 01111 winners St Catbarines Tcepecs As in five of the six series gamesktbc team which got the first goal went on to victory St Michaels got the only goal of the first period Friday night went ahead 31 in the second and matched Edmontons lone goal is the final 20 minutes TOOK HONORS Champagne 17 year old rookie centre from Ottawa look the series paint getting hon ors with nine points on four goals and five assists Father Bauer praised the Oil Kings as the greatest group of sportsmen we have hit this year in junior hockey Chico Maki Is AHI Top Rook NEW YORK GP Right winger Chico Maki of Buffalo Bisons has been named the American Hockey Leagues roo kie of the year for the 196061 season The 21yearold star whose selection was announced Fri day polled 29 of possible 35 points in balloting by sports writers and sportscasters in escbrof the seven league cities Wally Boyer of Rochester Americans was second with 14 points and George Ranieri of Providence Reds third with 13 Maki who played amateur hockey with St Catharines Tee pees of the Ontario Hockey As sociation Jun or series scored 30 goals and12 assists during the AllLs regular 70 game schedule He is the prop erty of Chicago Black Hawks of the National league HeaLso played one game with Sault Ste Marie Thunderbirds of the Professional League before in ng the Blsons Maki will receive the Dudley Red Garrett Meuhorlal Trophy and league awar of $3110 felting GOVERNMENT maps stress mass as and Winnipeg the 195960 campaign have feeling of greatest Joy for my boys but also have feeling of compassion for these boys down the ball who lost dupile tremendous won Edmonton coach Buster Bray shaw said eight of Torontos 22 goals were lucky but they still are great hockey club He said Edmonton got only one lucky goal The 01 Kings were put together last Nobody expected us to the West let alone the MemoK lal Cup Braysbaw sold SUMlilARY First Period TorontovCola Champagne Brown 147 Pen Edmonton Rental illidisrdson Limd 944 Toronto Draper OMal ley Keenan 1207 Toronto Conlin Clmmpagnc Jackson 155 Penalties Cox 131 745 Marik 6255 Walsh 6155 Jack son 745 Keenan 911 Eagle llztfl Third period Toronto Champagne Cole Conlin 1315 Edmonton Lun Chizl 1811 Penalties Eagle 328 Cham pagne 950 Stops Cheevcra 924 Sexsmllb 10 10 929 Move Into Fourth By ED WILKB Associated Prels fill Writer The hot and cold Cincinnati Reds are running hot at the moment with sixgame streak that blasted them from the cellar to fourth place games sby of the National League lend They nailed No in the camebarkafler losing eight in row in plunge from the top withs 65 victory in 12 in nlngs at Milwaukee Friday night on asncrifice fly by Chico Cardenas They battled from behind on Wally Posts pinch tbreenm homer in the ninth and finally bear the Braves when reliever Bill Henry fanned Ed Mathews with twomen on base San Francisco Giants win ning their third in row opened twogame lead by beating Philadelphia 42 whilc Dos An geles Dodgers dnibbed second place Pittsburgh 100 Rain washed out the Chicago St Louis game with the Cubs lead ing 51 in the top of the fifth The Reds after handing the Braves pair of unearned runs trailed 41 going into the ninth against starter Lew Bordello who gave up 12 hits Don Blas ingame doubled home the first score in the fourrun ninth be fore Post unloaded against re liever Seth Mnrehead The Bravos find it 55in their ninth on Al Spenglers double and throwing error by winning rev liever Jim Brosnan 101 Gene Freeselripled and scared the winning run off Ron Fiche 111 of Verdun Que The Giants made it in breeze behind the seven bit pitching of Juan Marichal 21 The young right hander blanked the Phils after thirdinning home run by Johnny Callison Willie Mays scared the decrding run in the third when lie walked and then caught the Phils by surprise racing all the way home on single by Orlando lo filling blunting mom luwm mum and me My turning on any male rmm IllEli Your best buy on the market PorterCollie homeowner rl Take the work millknlngl 1111 cool man as miniature lemon and mm run Tlmhn one Adlulfobll dlplh ude plvnling ail1 gonipummk Plow oneana Hauer in cpve nl thereeenly one genuine ROTQIIILERGI 10M Cepeda when left fielder Bobby Gene Smllb threw to second Soutbpaw Johnny Padres bad to retire after six innings when his forearm tightened but won his sixth in row fourth this season for the Dodgers Re llover Dick Farrell acgulrcd Thursday from Philadelphia completed the sevenhit shutout allowing just one bit and striking out five in three inning mop up Right handcr Heb Friend fourtime winner lost his first as the Dodgers swung for 15 hitsfive for extra bases and collected five un earned runs on five errors Willie and Tommy Davis and Norm Lsrker each drove in two runs for Dos Angcles Pitcher Uses Bat In Win By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS That Dave Slenboiue puts on quite show 111 21yearold Jersey Cily rightbnndor almost singleband edly whipped Torontos defend ing fntcrnational League chain pious Friday night holding the Maple Leafs to three singles and stroking three hits himself in 11 victory The triumph moved the Jor seys within two games of the leagueleading Columbus Jets whnse game with Rochester was rained out Elsewhere Buf falo beat San Juan 61 and Syr acuse defeated Richmond 1041 in lo innings Stenbouse who gave up sin gles in the first and second lair ings and thenheld Toronto hit les until the eighth scored the Jerseys first not when he dou bled in the third and scored on another twobeggar by Frank Obregon gt Lets grammesng Mm ammanufl Your BIRTHDAYS Every year Will monotonous iegulzxi tb of us relebum binbd Wirb eicb birrbiizy we grow oldenlfwe also grow lirdc wiser we realize win life insuranrecan do for our mule ml or our families And on each buxb d2 We would be wise to ask our so ves few questions Hm my circumstances changed time last car Do now need mm 11 insurance cavmgea better not do Wmcfhidg aboul it million before my chzn again and any new Policy whic rake out proves more 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