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FROM LEFT Capt Bernie Collcns Borden golf club caplt lain Colonel Ross Covey chairman board ot governors Base Borden Golf and Curling Club lllalor Miko Debert pres rldcni Borden and Club Charles III Tierney president OtC Host Base Borden Barrie Chamber of Commerce entertained Base Borden guitars In return match here yester day at which theiguests gener ally excelled the hosts in scor log The event was started off In shotgun style at one oclock by Barric clidr pro Prank Vyse it foursomes tor in holes After buffet dinner Ross Stephens past president Charnber oi Corn merce was dialrmun Pmldent Bruce Owen welcomed the vly lots from Borden and spoke of the cordial relations enloyed with Barrie over the years Ralph Snelgrovc was present ed with framed certificate of appreciation for services as Nicklaus $30000 CLIFTON NJ CP Only an with $155743 In otlieial wi gs lucked Into his golt slacks could say money Is not the overriding factor with me and mean it But when he says it Jack Nicklaus hedges adding wont say it isnt taken into consideration Nicklaus here to go after an additional $30000 In the Thun derhrrd Golf Classic whidi openstoday backs up his phi losophy passed up the $200000 World Cup tournament in Wood brldge 0nt because didnt like the course didnt play at Philadelphia last week because wanted to he with my fam Apparently the Thunderhird course is to his liking The 1055yard par 72 Upper Mont elainCouutry Club course is where he won his first big purse of $10000 by finishing second as freshman pro back in 1562 man never quits setting goals for himself Nieklaus said Wednesday At the start oi the season let $200000 as the money tigirre Id like to reach and now have good shot at It His principal goal Is to win as many tournaments as can more inalor titles than any goiter who ever lived It you include that 550000 cheque he picked up in the wind Series of Golt atAkron Ohio earlier this mnntli Nick lens has already reached this years goalbut that sum isnt ammo mmivnul How To PLAY suor T0 ELEVATED GREEN president member of Conn meme 196456 He was the only past president who hId not re ceived one Peter West retired group captain and former corn mandlng otticcr RDAF Station Borden presided for presentation of prizes won as follows tow gross Bruce Lebree 7r Bernie Oolleru 77 We Auburn o1 Bob Hollinhead 83 Ross Burris ea Herb Mdhtirllen 85 Red Oswell 36 Red Mwom ville A7 Mike Dobert Wu net Bud Bowler 04 Or sle Sheppard 69 Ted Redmond it Bob Luker 7t Dixie Dean 74 Ken Kndy75 Wu Kreii 76 Paul Sills 76 Evan liIoDougsll 71 Eyes Classic JACK Nicmus counted as official gEIl tour Winnings Even so the $156748 that is counted is an alltime season record for goiter SURGERY FOR FOSTER VANCOUVER CPJ Defen sive tackle Wayne Fosterr of BritishColumhia Lionsof the Western Football Conterence is scheduled to undergo surgery on his rightknce Lions coach Jim Champion said Tuesday Foster is as good as through for the season Foster will be replaced by offensive tackle Frank Roy when the Lions meet Winnipeg Blue Bombers here Sept 27 New York Often when shooting to an elevated green golfer would like to have more height than Barrie Golf and Country Club Bob Hunter tst vicepresldent Barrie Chamber of Commerce Malor Reg Bornor1ndlncom mand Borden Provost Corps School who leayes for duty to Cyprus next week LtCol Bob Luker commandant Pro vost Corps School Examiner Photo ltt THE BARRlE EXAMINER THURSDAY SEPT 1967 City Tournament Is All Tied Up By HASKIM Len Pledger has the City of Barrie Employecs Tourna ment all tied up for the BIrrie golf club the Fire Department Police Board of Education Parksrand Recreation Library etc wttl slant swinging at 12 noon this Sunday Sept 24 lots to eat and prizes Register with Mrs Battershy at City Hall HOLES AT 72 YEARS The annual Huronia District District Senior Ladies and 13hole championships were held at Collingwood last week Winner of the youngest goit er prize went to 72 years of Ige Jean White of Midland who played iii holes Barrie golfers brought home more than their share of the prizes Batty Cline of Barrie won the Isabel Post Trophy for low net 15 holes with and Ruth Currie Barrie was runnerupwitlr 74 Kate Storey oi Colllngvvood placed third Bay Binkley Ceilings wood won the Corby Trophy for low gross in holes Tillie Lambrlck Orlllla placed sec ond and Barries EdeCorby was tlrlrd low gross Another Barrie golfer Mary ann Smith won the Carling Trophy with low grass of 49 for holes Helen Gibsnn Barrie shot low net 41 At ter Wynn Empke wound up the golfing by winning the puttilg contest the ladies topped oti BASEBALL RECORD By THE CANADIAN PRESS National League Pct GBL Si Lotti 96 57 627 San Fran BI 68 550 Cincinnati 33 70 542 Chicago I12 72 532 Philadelphia 78 73 517 Pittsburgh 76 77 497 Atlanta 74 78 437 Los Angeles 69 as 454 Houston 63 89 414 57 Wednesdaya Results Lon Angeies New York St Louis Philadelphia San Francisco Chicago 12 13 14 17 20 21V 26 32 33 Cincinnati Houston Todays Probable Pitchers Atlanta Reed Hi It St Louis Washhum 107 only game scheduled Fridays GarneI Houston at New York Cincinnati at Chicago Atlanta at St Muir Philadelphia at Los Angelea Pittsburgh at San Francisco Amerloan league their dIy with delicious din ner SAFETY FIRST Don Puddcn reminds us of the Ontario Hydro Georgian Bay Region Fall Golf Tourna ment to be held at Circle Pine Golf Club Base Borden on Sunday Sept 24 BANNER TROPHY The Shanty Bay golfers will too otf this Sunday 24 for the Barrie Banner Trophy SOME TO COME Vic Auburn at Base Borden is already working on some of the upcoming toumamcnts to be held there next month On tober is the Mixed Tomb rt be Dot the ladies wind up Oct 14 mens windvup and closingdayand banquet COLOR CAVADCADE Neil McKinnon of Seagrams has 150 golfer returning in Huntsville this Saturday for the finals of the Seagrama Caval code of Color Tournament Some of the local golfers re turning with defending champs Jim Small and Joan Clayton include Marj Hickting Torn Sharpe and Bob Bentley HOLEINONE Patrick Morley of Phelpston Iced his tee shot at the Wa aaga Beach Club on Sunday He drove Titleist 170 yards into the cup on the 7th hole with iron Pat was part neredwith Edward Belcouit Ind James Kelly Kansas City Minnesota Boston Cleveland Baltimore to Washington New York Detroit 10 Todays Probable Pitchers Kansas City Dobson 09 at Minnesota Merritt 126 Boston Bell mi at Cieva land Hargan 1412 Baltimore Leonhard on at Washington Priddy 37 Fridays Gama Calitornia atKapsas City New York at Minnesota Chicago at Cleveland Detroit at Washington TN Boston at Baltimore Tnv exams om ADS PHONE mm choice to win the some even IN AMERICAN LEAGUE 0x Twins By RON WOPDRI Associated Prone Sports Writer Al KIllne who struck and often at an 33 night Carl Yarnre who saved his best shots for the his Innings bad to my around to are bitter ends Kliine hit ill 5th homer tn the tlrst tuning of Detroit Tigers IIIi rout of New York Yankees not it night After be doubled to the Tlgerr runscoring third and fifth Innings Al wu lent home to put his feet up But Boston Red Sox who have made comeback Victoria way of life lately needed Yn tnemski eve Inch of the way against Cleve and Indllna He hit his list homer tn thI sixth Inning then got his fourth bit In the ninth single and rode home on Reggie Smiths single with the run that won the game 54 The Red Sox Wed tied for the American League lead with Minnesota Twins who beat Kan sas City Athletics earlier In the day The figcrs remained to tourth place one am out and haltgame beb third place Chicago White Sox victors over California Angela Baltimore Orioles took done bleboader from Washington Senators Id Ind 63 in to Innings PRESSURE GAMEC These onerun games are more of strain on you said Yastrzamskl Itd lie less of strain if wed win 91 and lose by the same score Ynstrzemski who got his homer and two at his other hits CAUGHT iN rimdwn be tweendrird base and borne Boston caodrer Russ Gibson is oft Clevelands ace Sum McDowell said hit his mis takes have day like this about every three weeks Still Tied More tough time Don wen who seems copulate recow ered Irom er harnrtrlng pull added homer in the eighth loe Sparrnr lint th Ihiitoo when Charlie Srnlth homered the ninth The Nine got solid hitting from Tony Olive and Bob Alli son who each hit twomo Harmon Killebrew drove to eouplc of runs with singles Dean Chance won his lath game giving up lust tours bits and aiming out 13 The White Sox got homer and three runs batted to from Tommie Agee and clutch rellet pitching from Bob Locker who fichcd three Innings ot hitters it before giving up final run in the ninth Rick RatchIrdt homered for the Angels Brooks Robinson hit his Ilrt homerand two doubles In the first Orioles victory and Dave Mays twoout doubla drove In the tlebreaklng runs In the thin inning of the nlghtcsp tagged out by Max Alvic Cleveland third baseman in the filth Inning oi last nights game AP Wirepiiolo Tiger manager Mayo Smith said Knlines tlrsrlnning shot Yanch starter AI Downing who usually gives the Hockey Spotlight Shifts To Goalies By THE CANADIAN PRESS the spotlight II on goalies as the National Hockey Dengue struggles to put 12 teams on the firing line where only six exist ed year ago There are still couple of weeks to go to opantog night but all through the league the uetmlnders are working out signing contracts coaching and holding out for better deal Among those working are Bruce Gamble and Johnny Bower at Toronto Maple Leafs Bower has taken to wearing mask in practice Gamble has sweatcd off 10 pounds and is gotnglons moreto reach his fighting weight at 195 This Is my big chance to stick in the NHL and Im going to give it my best shot Gam hie says Gump Worsley of Montreal never noted for his love at work oils is getting there early these days so is Terry Saw ehuk the NHL shutout king Pacing Classic Set In Delaware DELAWARE Oliio AP Tha weatherman gave prom ising morning line for todays 22nd annual running of the Lib tie BrownJug Cloudy skies temperatures In the 705 and only slight chance of light showers were toreeast but the memorypt torrential rains which drenched the track during the last two runnings of the pacing classic for three yenrnlds still lingered In the memory of harness racing fans Romulus Hanover sporting 142 record for the year includ Ing victory in the Messenger Stakes first jewel In pacings Triple Crown was the Hell also boom to match last years victory here by full brotherRomeHanover who Is putting In full day with Los Angela Kings Gilles Villerriure put aside his goalie Itlclr to reach for pen and his New York Rangers con tract Jacques Plunte gone from the NHL for nearly three years Is back In the pads with Califor nia Sealsbut only In an Instructional capacity Seals would like his puck stopping ability on anoperatlonal basis but it he goes back to netmind log the New York Rangers who hold his playing contract would have something to say Bert Olmsteads Seals have strong defence possibly the bestdn the new division and they may need it Charlie Hodge their No one goal tending drattee isnt even close to agreeing to con tract terms Dennis Delordy who won the Vezinp Trophy last year as the Yacht Club Is Challenged NEW YORK AP The New York Yacht Club received afieneh challenge Wednesday for series of races to mo for the Americas Cup retained by the United States in fourrace sweep against Australia earlier thisrmontb The French challenge from the Yacht dIIyores Club located on the French Riviera was signed by Baron Bruno Rich and Eiffers It Is the first Frendr challenge in the 1i6year history of the competi tion lrrunedinteiy after Intrepid the US defender bad repulsed Dame Pattie of Australia in the fourth and final race Mon day the Royal Dorset Yacht Club at Weymouth England issued challenge All challenges received In the tirst so days following race will receiva simultaneous consi deration runnuIIIIIInn goalie playing the gr at number of games with the few est goals scored against him is home in Bulfan while Chicago Black Hawks ponder his $35000 salary demand Even affable Bud Poile is having goalie problems The general manager of Philadelp hia Flyers thought he had Ber nie Parent satislied when Par cut came to terms Then Par ent spoketo his lawyer refused the contract and Poile suspend ed him Pittsburgh Penguins three goalies working out with themHank Bassen Les Bink ley and Marv Edwards Rogutien Vnchno the sensa tional rookie with al Canadians last year appears to be lighting the sophomore jinx Perhaps hes trying too hard right nowbut hell come aroun member or the Can adiens organization said Mum pits Mill in swim Reg $1111 NOW Contains extra linseed oil In white lead for greater Mir lance to wear mildew and weather Ratnwnshea clean Easy to apply IDEAL IN AREAS WITH FUMES BMDG SMOKE SALTAIR SALT SPRAY ROBINSUNS Iiiiiiniviiiir mom while colors pounce ST ATTENTION FINAL REGISTRATION roii tEGION RCAFA MINOR Iiocirtv Saturday Sept 23rd 9nm pm ottlie Legion Hall downstairs on Collier St Legion Minor Hockey boys May 31 years old before RCAFA Hockey boys 14 years old after May 31 Legion Minor Hockey Registration Feeswill be $200 per player or $400 per family THIS WILL BE THE FINAL REGISTRATION THERE WILL BE NO ADMISSIONS AFTER TIES DATE CENTRES The New Name at bomlntonTtro Stores normal on his shot This can be achieved simply by positioning the battsiightly tarthertorward than normal in yourstance Normally play my SIron about in the middle of my stance see illustration Ill PctGBL 87 66 569 d7 66 569 B7 67 555 86 67 562 7d 73 4517 Ii 72 El 465 1st 71 B1 467 15 70 BC 461 16 New Yorlt 66 B1 Am 21 Kansas City 59 92 391 27 Wednesdays ResuItI Chicago tornia Minnesota Boston Chicago Detroit California Cleveland Baltimore Washington €m1addm mt LONDON WINERV tIMIItD 0n shots ioeievatéd greens may move it forward atmostto opposite my lctt heel illustra tion Play the ball farther tor wavdwhile keeping the hands 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