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omsc open Norman Trails By One Stroke Four Boys Picked Four nicmben the Barrio Minor ttoclrry Assodltiou um included in Thindays selec n¢ drait or midget iced plu ers by the to ORA Junior clubs The BlltllA products were among 76 Ontario young sters selected All teams ex cept Montreal which was ros Iricted to tour names drafted eight playom The tour local youths all players tram the 1967 68 edi tlon ot the Barrie Co 0p hilcl gcis are ltecd Ellis by Otta wa ETs Fred Irwin by Tor onto Marlboros Gary licger by Niagara Falls Flyers llzke Quinn by Ilamilton Red Wings Ellis and Irwin are both de Icncemen while llcgcr son oi tormcr Montreal Canadtco winger Paul liege and pre sent Barrio Bantam coach and Quinn arc forwards Quinn is versatile athlete who was an outstanding footballer at North Collegiate He also is curran ly holding down the first string shortstop job with Yanch Ileat ing ol the Barrie and District Intermediate Fastball League new lotions two other Idl hnown Barrio athletes Jim 1mm and Steve Atkinson into the Niagara Full organiza uon The midget club which stiller ed the most troni the Junior drott was the powerful Toronto Butter Beeps This team ousted Barrie Co Do in the Ontario finals at the Centennial Midget Tournament eliminations at Walkean year ago Butler Beeps hart no less than to players plucked lrom their roster two cadi hyihiarlboros Oshawa Generals and St Cath arines Black Hawk number ol other area play ers who have seen action gainst BMHA teams in North York and Georgian Bay league games also were dratted into Junior camps They include Gerry Metric at Richmond Hill by Oshawa Leonard Kay oi Sutton South Shore by Marl boros William Phillips at Coll tngwood by Niagara Rails John Mundcll and Doug Van Wyck nI Orillia both by Kitchener Rang ers NHL Players Bid For Shdre TORONTO CF Lawyer Alan Eaglcson ot Toronto said Friday that the National Hockey League Association will make bid to share in lelct vision revenue next year when the time comes tor the owners to renegotiate tcch ion contracts well he look or chunk of that raw nue Eagleson said in an inter view Thosc contracts dont ex pire until l969l Were year away from threatening strike said Eagle son rclerring to the possible slrikeiol at Football League players Englcsnn said that theNlL pl hay th grievance Mastinef Lets lace it he said Theyre in the big spcclainr sport today and they want to get paid tor it They simply dont buy the contention oi the owners that NFL teams dont shniv good lllOIIt What they want to see are the books the NFL gets on revenue trom concessions programs TV and gate eccipts NFL players are asking for increased pension contributions by NFL teams and other bcnc tits Eagleson said that football and basebnll management make all the paymentsinto plnyers pension litnds In the NHL the contributions are split bclwceirt plfiifl5m from each Sets Bramaléa Pace By THE CANADIAN PRESS Coach Revis Bennett oi lira males Excelsiors uses the ihCD ry Hit cm and hit crn often in the Ontario Lacrosse Associa tion Junior series and Friday night Steve Mastine got the message Mastino scored tour goals to lead Bramaloa to l5lt13 win over St Catharincs Lakesidcs In the only other game Mist sissauga edged Pelcrborough tllo to move into thirdvplacc in the nineteam league Ed Leskiewirz Gord Keates and Bram Willong each scored two goals for Rramalea Single goals went to Jan Popiel Dave Villong Dave Slcrritt Barry Richardson and Dave Rudge SCORES FIVE GOALS Jim Brysnn scored live goals or St Catharines Bob Mc Mahon scored twice and Ken Eider Achieves Canadian First DETROIT AP Jim Elder of Aurora Ooh Friday became the first Canadian rider in the 5lyear history of theDetroit horse show to win the Presi dents Trophy Elder captain ot the Cana diantlympic equestrian teom cleared sixloot threeinch wall on Pieces of Eight in win the openiumper class Eldcns victo oupled with two third places earlier open jumping classes makes him the favorite to retain the shows jumping championship which he has won or therlast two years gt Canadian riders have now won all eight of the professional jumping classes this year SPORTS BRIEFS ALFBACK SIGNS MONTREAL or The Montreal Aloueltcsot the Cana dian Football League Friday signed an 26yearold defensive hallback Jim Waller nl Mont real for his third year with the team RUNS CANCELLED DETROIT AP Continued rough waters Friday forced can ccllaticn oi all qualifying runs tor Sundays 60th annual Gold Cup hydroplane race and boat owners and drivers decided all is boats could take part Strong westerly winds which tossed up whitecaps on the Detroit River course endéd the qualifying runs Friday morning otter only one crult had ventured out HLECI PRESIDENT TORONTO CPE Jim Mcv Kcnzle olrHelleville has been elected president or the Master llowlcrs Association oi Ontario tor twoyour term it was an nounced Friday Stan Batterst Ilamltton was also elected to twoyear tormras viceprcsi dent Holdicr John Swain Jim Mc Mahnn Nell Stevens Bill Hacu likand Jim Jones added the other goals Brain Wilson Earry Savo larra Barry Mackenzie and Bob Gardner coeh scored twice tor Mississauga At Gordontcr Frank Oda and Rick Dudley added single goals Jim Grady scored live goals Ior Petcrborough to bring his season total to 62 Ken IIendcr snn added three goals and Dan ragh Scollard and Rob Mc Carthy scorcd the others The loss Ieit Peterhorougli in last place Traiiic Iain IInNIJl West PORTLAND Ore ICP Victoria Shamrocks created threeway tie or first in the western division of the National Lacrosse Association Friday night with 96 victory over Portland Adanacs Victoria Vancouver and New Westminster are tied with 16 points each Portland is four points back Ranjit Dillon scored twice with Nirmal Dillon Rill Gray Elli Spotsivaod Vern Black Don McNeili Ron Zilkie and Ken Al exander scoring the others for Victoria For Portland John Allen and Ivan Stewart each put in two goalsand singleswere contrib uted by Doug Wallsmlth and Tom McVie Discoverthe models pri Regular $I39 Knotty Pine while they last MKiNOTlYi PINE Hwy27 North Midhu Vaughanlrapp orvntmi inlay Outdoors For The Outdoors The Worlds Finest TRAIL BLAZER CAMPERS l4 FIBERGLAS CANOES lllcinlorced wooden gunnets 03 ribs andpadded seats Exclusive to the OPEN DAILY Ann r0 Pin Follow the New Lands to our Doorstep MONTREAL CPI After the disastrous financial year ulck Canoody has badso tar on the pro toll tom he likely would be filling to rwim In Ilia Qum Open title that will he decided today And it the weather doesnt im tlihrovo he might just have to do aL Curmony trotn Fahn Springs Cal moves into the tinal to holes is his eye on the $1500 Iilst pricea considera blclsrger pay day than he has had this year So far in 19633115 rookie year an the lourCannody has won only so in 16 tournament ap poamnces He came to the $12000 open here because he tailcd to quality or the one cur renlly being played in Cleveland tor much higher stakes Friday Crimindy fired 70 hr the second consecutive day over the visitorlogged lslesmere Club trourscI torn oucvshot lead over Rob Holdt ol Eugene Ore and Moe Norman oi Gillord Ont Boldt had the best round of the daya threeunder 69 to go trill his opening day paren Norman wosone under in the second round and two under Thursday It rained almost continuously but Carmody went onwvcrpar on only one hole and had pair oi birdies in his round However Ativic Thompson of Toronto the tirstround leader with 68 Thursday had trouble on the sudden greens all day and jumped to threeover 75 Friday AMATEUR TIES PROS Thompson was joined at I43 by pros BobCox of Vancouver and Frank Vhihlcy at Toronto and amateur Claude Dulour oi Montrcal playing hii home course Dutour hada 73 or the day Cox and Whibley 72 Andrien Eigras at Montreal was Quebec provinces top pro with oneunderpar 71 despite oneshot penalty tor illegally cleaning ball on the green Joining Bigras at 145 were Babellisltcy oi Barley Idaho Da Clayton of To nto nd No other provincial repre sentativesRobert Logare or Nap Rouge and Luc Brien of Montrealhad 146 tor the two rounds Eunched at IE7 were Gilles Bourasia oi Sha nigan Que Behan Stars In tilllimeriCajTiiL TLANTA IA Gary Bcban the Heisman Trophy winner from UCLA led the West to ti20 victory over the East Friday night with two touchdown passes in the allAmericn football game With the score tied at 2020 and less than five minutes to go Behan completed yard scoring pass to Ken Dyer ol Ari zodabtate who made sensa tional leaping catch The West quickly added anoth er score after Phil Odle ot Brig ham Young recovered fumble byGcorgia Techs Kim Kiug on the East 23 passintertercnce call igainst the East put the ball on the one and Billy Ste vens quarterback from Texas El Pasa pounced over cor TROITERS wnsu MONTREAL or Can the siuooo Canadian trotting championship at Richelieu Park nextFriday Raymond Lcmay president of Richelieu said in statement Friday the winner of next weeks joust will automatl icnllyr be invited to represent Canada at the International Trot at Roosevelt Raceway in purse my EXAMINER wonr nus PHONE mam Wonderful World ced from $29900 00 $9900 SPORTSARAMA rst Dial 1284l ll Nottawu TuesdayBorden at Universal elcader Corby Adams onc bets good enough tor 395 odas top trotters will clash in New York July 13 for $1000th Jack discuss or Montreal out two Toronto goiterka Brena and Leon Docslrc This years Quebec Open part at crosscanada tour that will net the pros 3mm with the $15 winde scheduled or Toronto Sept 13 to IS In all 51 pros who scored or less tor the two rounds and no amateurs under I55 totals wen to start the final maid SOFTBALL Lakcvicw Woods BA Newmarket TonightNewmarket st antowa new Monday Elmvsln Tournament liool July aImpEastman at Lake View 700 Newmnrltct at Woods 830 INTERMEDIATE Tlls Barrie Co0p lo Universal Yanch Heating Borden Boytield UE Future Gaines 700 July UE at Borden 800 ONTARIO LADIES SENIOR TuesdayTor Ladies at Barrio Queens Ildams its Batling Lead With the midway point at the 24game loot Barrie and Dis trict Senior Soltball League schedule approaching perennial has huge lead in the batting average race The allstar Lakcvicw Dairy shortstop has solid 475 average according to the latest figures prepared by secretary statistician Dor ian Parker In 13 gnmes the trout runner has recorded 23 hits train to nllicial plate trips Holding down second place is Imperial Eastman outfielder and long ball thrcat Ron Hog garrh who has to hits in Elli at average Nevmarkets Dan Skelchcr follows at 360 with Bill Cartmill oi Woods BA distant outh at £23 Three others in the top ten hold averages at or above the 300 level Versatile Don Mel Ridden the Imperial East man letthander is next at 302 while Woods BA teamates Jim Thompson and Ted Emms fol low right on the 300 mark Following are the lcogue lead ouettes Tough Grind lllONTREAL CPI What more can happen to Montreal Alouettcs They were last in the Eastern Football Conterence with 212 record last year Their practice ticld is strip oi undulating grass with potholes which put two import pass receivers into hospital within two days oi the oponingotLroiuing camp Their new ticldLlis Autos tadc was used for rodcos and musical ridesduring 1967 and is quagmire which workmen are struggling to put in shape tor opening day The dormitories in the tun nels under the Autosladc are damp and dark and at least one import rallied out over living conditions less than two necks Item the season 14 players still had not becn signed So what more could happen They put Lhc goalposts in upside down said Bob Sirois club publicity man do not lie he said We have an exccllent groundslico pcr who is from Europe and was brought up on soccer He had never seen these new tun ingtork goulposts Goldie sis la nt coach Ralph Goldston arrived for ca and Iound them pointing sing tingcr toward the sky As it we didnt have enough trouble kicking iteld goals last year 75 ISLends ISandra Back Among Pcick BALTIMORE dCPAPI Sandra Post toyearold rookie lrnm Oakville shot three overpar 75 in thc tirst round at the Lady Carling open hereFri day id ad incoming as dull as anythin Sandra shot sensaiionairse Monday to beat experienced tour pro Kathy Whitworlh in playoff tor the Ladies Frolcssional Goli Association championship But she slipped behind the leaders Friday in the opening round of the 54hote open on the par70 Pine Ilidge course Sandra Haynie looking tor her rst victory on the loss ers based on minimum at 25 otticial at bat Corby Adams Lak Run Hoggarlti IE Dan Stretcher New Bill Cartmill Woo Don McFadden IE Ted Emms Woods Jim Thompson Woods Iuhn McCann IE Fat Wanamaker Lake Dale Pegg New optional Take it homeand more power to you 23 Award 51 New hot one 68 Toyota Corona At last an economycar Withguts 90 hp cylinders allsynchro shift to move it Aluminumfinned brakes to stop it 4way ventilation to cool it Safety glass padded dash and visors full carpeting Up to 35 mpg All standard SEENf Morons no Hits Avg 48 23 479 as 15 395 25 no 34 II 313 43 13 302 12 300 30 300 as to 263 is It 255 so to 256 Automatic 7282697 tour carded twoundcrpar 343670 to take onestrokc leud itliss Whitworth twolime Baltlmerc winner who beat Miss lIaynie on the last hole in the I962 tournament here tired opevundcrpar INS71 TIE FOR THIRD Tied tor third with ovenpar rounds at 72 were Betsy Cullen equalling her best round at the ycar former Baltimore cham pion Clifford Ann Creed and rookie Debbie Austin Sooriiig 735 were the defend ing champion and favorite Mickey Wright iouiAtimc win ncr this year and Carol Mann Others in the 73 brnekct were Marlene Ilaggc also lormer winner here Gloria Ehret Dnuna Caponi Margie Masters Palmer and Kathy Ahcrn MOSTYNS GIANT 71 manic ENiisMoNiiAi OPEN THURSDAY FRIDAY rm PM Open Monday July Bonsai Accouurs INVITED MOSTYNS Mens RStudents Wear 40 Dunlap St League ruling lhatcollslor Your Sllrs are worth on your next Purchase ace OI the field coach Kayo Dal ton says think theyre plant ing lice out there You can shoot ducks oil it any day you care But its the practice field known as Mackay Pier that concerns him most Not only did flanker Jim Grclh and end Roger Murphy injure their valuahle knccs there but when the wind is wrong tootbolls earnout into the St Lawrence River The river is on Als side how ever It eddies past the pier and the team is able to scoop out the Iootbails as they float by TEAM IMPROVING Dalton who moved up to head coach year ago when Darrell Illudra quit says he feels the team is improving We were 15 per cent bcttcr last year than the year before but 25 per cent oi nothing isnt very much As or rookies think this Ed Tomlin fsixoottwo 230 pounds in back Irom Hamplun Institute is going to tit right into our oilensive think mg Dalton feels his only hope is to find where his best Cana dians can play and fill in the imports uwundfllemrmidbris not one at Canadas chief propo ncnts oi the Canadian Football limit of JR imports per club Hes also unhappy with the ruling Lliat limits club to those Canadians available in its cxeluA sive negotiation area Football is not the chief sport in Mant rcal high schools Montreal hasnt had chance to set up proper development program even it the talent were available In to years the Alouettes have had six coaches and the pres sure has been one at win now or youreout In three years they have sent prospects to United States colleges and only six or seven may go this year Previous Salas from Mostyns treat CF Virephotol MONTREAL ALOUEIIE dc icnsive captaTnTlarry Falr in tell loads the team in exercises during workout at their training camp in Men Brit STARS PitchingMilt Pappas Atlsn la Braves hcld Los Angelcs to tour hits in 30 victory over the Dodgers poundcda tworun seventh in ning homcr that gave Sun Fr cisco 43 nod over Cincinnati Reds JcHEK THIS SERVICE DEAD STOCK if SERVICE DEAD OR CRIPPLED HORSES CATTLE HOGS 24 IIR DAYS NlCKSI DEAD STOCKn SERVICE Zenith oiiio DRY CLEANING SHIRT SERVICE STORAGE 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