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zirconium mono WobdsidBZl $eni9r7lUAP$l1¥95 Pm The mo and oi murmur 7h McAIlisler overpowerdd 5llnrty Reynolds littering iart night at Queens Park asWoods BA extended their last clinb in the Steam senior antibail circuit 2min ignuigmmkifi at top peed edee grre Irm scn winneraV trimmed second nlace imperial Eastman by decisive 62 margin TWoodr who have shaken asiump which lelt them in the gEasemeot not too long ago now swept tniour consecu wtns They now advance in tothirdplace one uponNew unarket and seven behind lrri rialEastman with one game Ere hand lie showdown 1or the leader hip continues tomorrow night at tzueens as Eastman and lake slow clash in the pm opener Wottawa who need Win desperately to stay in contention tor that final playoit position iSauie Woods at one These same clubs taught through 17 innings at Collingwood lnsl Sat THE BAKRIE EXAMINER TUESDAY JULY 23 1968 grain STATS ANCOUVEE UP John maids Peterborough picked sup 11 points in twogomes last Week to lead scorers in the No itlonal Lacrosse Association by seven points olilcial nannies ieieased Monday show er Davis has 114 points lrom so goals and 61 assists Gaylor Powless 01 Detroit still seconl but leads in assists 6L He has scored 45 goals Grant Hellernan also lirom matron is third with 75 points He leads Mike Gates of Fort land Lop man in the Western Division by one point Skip Chapman and Don llami Hitun at Vancouver lead the goaltenders allowing an avera regent only 876 goals game hetween them Leading scorers GP PI le Davis Pet 22 53 61114 ran By THE CANADIAN PRESS Peterbnrough and Portland Adanacs lost opportuna es Monday night to move to es tor the leads in their res pective divisions of the National Lacrosse Association Victoria Shamrocks defeated Peterborougir 129 in an inter locking game at Victoria to leave the Lakers two points he hind the lirstplace Detroit lympics in the eastern divi sion competition war Wise one lor we members Kangliyles nd BertGibb Itoentri prevailed over alieldo man Jieig Week For Lakers Davis Hurttny helm Woorlr won out McAlllsier wII ln rirtual con tml last night he gave up lost three hits and perrnllted only six Eadmanwiayen to reach base One or the second year entrys shots was belly solo homernith one out in the eighth by senior league rookie Dave hlcCann gt hchilisttr who colizcted la strikeout scalpsbad nohltter going into the filth trame nre gonr was cracked with one out as Marty Reynolds nicked soi id single inn right field Arnie Neal toliowed with wellplaced bunt tor the other hit The only oiberhase runners were Brien hlcCann Gary Jenny and Ron Hoggarth all who walked Woods trrst seeker Jim Edwards made dazzling leap to snare herd shot by Don McFadden This ninetanding pluy lor the sec ond out indie fourth presen edlichilisters um no Woods managed singles in the second and sixth frames around Powless Del 24 Heinan Det Gales Port Tran Del Armour Pet Parnell CoornbesrPet Lotton Dct Davis Mil Dillon Vic 21 McNall Tin 25 Allen Port 22 31 all 17 Gair Tin 22 3d 23 57 44 Standings Western Division or Pt Vancouver 21 12 212 1E4 24 Portland 2011 223 195 22 Victoria 20 10 10 185 201 20 New West 21 1011 235 M8 20 Eastern Division Detroit 25 16 350 298 32 Pelborouglr 22 15 293 226 8D Toronto 23 17 240 311 16 Montreal 22 16 242 315 12 32553 sanasnsgzss 833323 22 22 25 22 12 22 24 22 anecsssnaza as ua as Vancouver Portland at Vancouver in western ion game to pull our poian ahead of Portland and Victoria tied for second Rauiit Dillon paced Victoria With threegoais and tour as sists Ron Joy contributed three goals and Bill Gray added two Single goals came rum Bob Harris Ken Alexander Ted Lie hich and Bag Foster Cy Coombssoored three times urdoy to win theRFrarrk Vyso Trophy Here the successlul comhirr on accepts the silvery ware from the Barrie club Dru Bylerjend Gihhconihlned their gelatvbnll scores or an iti DD lmpEhstman onfinues dbl laur nuxe two were disndmed in the List halt oi the filth Emma were dismalwith tour crustal errors three to cri cherBriIn McCann and one to second under Jamey Is Ill but one Woods tally was un earned Woods pounced on two mlscues to record the goaheed score in the second Jim Thomp son drew walk and Bill Clrb mlll gnlned base on lermeys error Thoma sped Lo tlrlrd on steal and ran home when l3 McCanns throw was oiltargets in the Woods lourth mister tune plagued the lasers at it ap peared Marty Reynolds who yielded seven hits had struck out the side Jlm Annstrong and McAllistcr both missed third strikes and the same fate belell Art Martin However the ball got nivayi lrorn Eastman receiver McCann and lilartln we want first speeding to ifind as the throw to tirst was Woods then responded to this big opportunity with three con sowtivo his Ron Raycrntt slammed double Ted Dorris pickul up an infield chopper single and Jim Edwards crash ed threerun homer into cen tre tield low shot that ship ped bya harddzarging John lilcCann SOFTBALL SENIOR TPis 12 25 12 ll 24 to in Newmarket 10 16 Notlawa 11 12 Lost Nightl Score Woods lrnpEnsmnn Future Games Wednesday ImpEastman at Lakeview Nottawnmt Woods ill Thursday market INTERMEDIATE TPla Barrie Coop iia an Borden 10 21 Universal 14 Yanch Heating HE Lakeview Woods BA 12 11 12 Clarkson 59111 Beylleid 10 Future Games Tonight Bayiield at Coo moot Thursday Universal at iield 700 Yanch at Clark son 830 ONTARIO LADIES SENIOR Future Grimes Tonight Guelph at Barrie 130 July iiiBarrie at Agincourt July zitHarrie at Tor Ladies Aug 1Barrie vs Kitchener at Fort Erie and Ontario Cham pionship Tournament Move for Peterboroua and Larry Ferguson and John Davis netted two goals each other Laker schrers were Joe Todd and Jim Vilneif Bob Salt scored the tying goal at 1904411 the linaLperind for Vancouver andltFete Black bargod in the winner 22 seconds later Salt Bill Robinnon and Sid Warick scored three goals each lor Vancouver Roblosonand Dr Haslett To morrow alternoon starting at 1230 the seniorstnke over thesunnidale Road course for their club championship This event was postponed oneweek due to lost Wednesdayan tenseheat tgxeminhr Photo in both the consolation and tent Jne Hay ll Centre Forward Howmd Was Cardehnl Cleveland 51 lFor the second consecutive week Dellleekr oi Stayner ran up string oi victories during the Friday night stock car reo ing program at the new Sunsrt Speedway nearStrnud Racing in the late model cate gory steaks collected the check ered tlag tor the second heat Irophyclaii andvjeature race Barrles RickBatters who was second in the malnevent earned first place in theeonsolntionrun while Midland entry Jim lnglum won the last chance and be lroys Wayne Thompson raced home in trout ot the opening beat paelrflhe new track looat ed ott Highway it attracted driversirom as or awnyar Toronlolond one car made the long haul lrom Peterborough for its rust appearance at Sunset in the vB Bomb category Tnmntodriver George Prtngie was repeat winner from the previous week heading the lleld NBarrie Sweeps Socc rdToinney AURORA representative team from the highly success lul Barrio Optimist Minor Soo Ler league Saturday achieved hophonors in the Atom divis ion 01 the annual Aurora Minor Soccerfiiournament 111 Barrie entry breezed to five consecutive sliubout wins in the oneday competition which nsisted oi luminuie games In early round clashes thrBarw rle crew bounced Aumra 30 Aurora 54 and Richmond Hill 241 They went on to out Browns 14 in semiilnal play and edged Newmarket 10 in the group chamnionsliip final Under the direction at ldur coaches Frank and Mike nnreir JohnSiym and Sam duo the Barrie entry compiled the impressive record of 12 goals or and none against inside left Soot Alcomhraek was the top Barrie attacker with tour goals and Marc Summers hit the mark twi Six others managed onegoal each Barrie won the Atom crown in laid of it entries Following is list of players with goals scored in brackets Goal John McEachern i5 shut outs Fullhseks Bobby Caicm Otto Mulder Centre llalt Dav id Thanasse ill lelt Hall Randy Berriaull High trial John Gavin tll lnslde Le Swt Alcombrack Insrde right Reggie Simo Ricky Moore ti Dave Forbes Eon muivenvoord Ricky llearn 1Marc Summers turret BASEBALL boy run Assocrnrnu pron Amerlcnn Dengue gt 43 HPc Monday Oak 261 34 till 300 11811915011 1305 288 47 85 295 011 Min 354 43 103 291 Carew Min 250 23 72 288 Uhlaender Mill 361 36 103 265 Yastskl 505 295 51 33 281 Hortonde 296 44 33 260 Smith Ens 3324793 Apnric Chi 36036 99215 RunsMcAuliHe Detroit 56 Rnnn haticd lnWHarrdson Howard 69 Oliva Hitsllhlaender 103 DoublesESmith 27 Trip Fregosr Ohliloruio 3SlrouclWashinglnn gt Home runsF Howard 17 Hormnza Stnlen haresCampanerls Oakland ZBCardenai 22f PitchingMania Detroit I771 strikeoutsMcDowell Cleve land 191 Tlant Cleveland 161 and League nan or A1011 Pg 292 338 Rose Cln art so too 29 Johnson Cin 373 51 113 316 Hailer LA 295 19 93 314 F1005 5111 393 54 1313 Shauh Hm 352 36 11130 Grote NY 27 22 82 3M Helms Cin Mtilan Atl Pena Phi BunsRose cane nun hatter inMcOovey 3152a osam 124030 71299 sermons Hort San Francisco 57 sunset leiiccess Lea Expect mm on cog sunbeammi countries willlilootAitL4to1oiortbl Governor Geuenls HM him Canadian Ierd tor rifleWoe on CW mm wrthhnm munlty mlluwutbiolum mDomtnionotCenIdallino Amelflloo with llnlnclalv ne rlstance trorn the deience de eminent sputum Indflgln 3r cHecKsRED FLAG urn runs Two other Toronto plinth AllAatdiarllll Borden followed Pringie to the linish llueln the big race Earlltdo Gee captured thetirst heat and Pete Harvey won out in the no and heaL new hobbycor trorn Elanrboru near Hamilton awn Imcng the last ileld oi Bomb racers Following is complete list olwinnerl from Fridays program It sunset LATE MODEL First Heat Wayne Thump son Mroy Second lleIt LVDd Meeks Stayner vDash cheeks mum Liliek Batten Barrier Lost Ounce Jirn Ingram Midland Feature Heels Bob ters Groves Glonoalrn Bob Beamish Toronto neurons Resilient EanMcGee Toronto Pete Harvey Consolation George Pringle Toronto Fentlue Pringle AI ionic ll Borden Toronto Ed Bell nonivvddinor 1111 Ball Execs mime oi last nights sched uled hrtermediste inalan league clash ILQueenLLParir which was lelt officially unplny will be known tonight at an execu tive meeting The league bras Will consider the matter at Queens Park allowing the Bay lleldCoOp encounter Originally according to the printed schedule United Electric was due to meet Ynnch Heat lng lblrwns changed recently unknown to the new media due to an imbalance in the original list Claran Hotel was asked to play DE since Yaocb had at ready metUE tour tim Adding to the contusion the base bags were unavniinble It put forcing another delay They were finally obtained at nearly 710 pm but the game still could not start an Clerkron had only eight men available Under these clrcurmtaoeer uni plrer Bowen and Harry Ay ers rel ed to continue with the gIme one schedule oirange thatth inlteiywlll take place is tor thlr lhursdny nights lnlerirédleih doubleheader at Queens york Borden Flyerr are unavailable tor several dnyr ll they ere oom petlng in the annual ernred lore ea tournament at Trenton in their place Universal Cool er will he the visitingtesmm gainst Hayfield Motors It mo ni non cumin success iurthemltdies held Irinuaty lnlhe Ottawa Iron Iince 1399 hlprt mIritsmenwlil also be it ew itcher For Beavers rle Beavers are expected in veil new pitcher tonight torthe 19s leafifihmis Kennedyn sp who hit played or the local senior ledles saithll orew in 1966 ha recently returned to Barriead has been reestrb llshed ontbe Beaver roster Miss Kennedygis expec to see duty on the riIb tonight at Queens Is Beaver rain on Guelph Green Ghosts Startlng tinieJor the Ontario Ddier Sen lnr League tilt is too pm inr medletely ioliowlng the inter mediate contest between Bey iieid Motor It Barrie CoOpu Beavers who are lighting escape the lower reaches otthe eightterm circuit shooidjhe in good shape tonight may rtIrt run against severalsecond di visionopponents Fresh from their moral victories against the vpoweriul Toronto Carpet Lend tom the Burietenm has new contidence and they appear to have overcome longlimiting emr complex Another lormerjnrrleplnyer will return to Queenl Park in Green Ghost uniform Sharon Sinclair heatrknownjocally as thereguler rliortslop tor Phil Lambs crew until 1961 this sea sonhu beenconvertedintol lulltime pitcher Missslnclalr or vetaraanIt PItrlqnlniwllt geththecallagalnst heaven to Canadian Shqot competing tor long lbt cl lmlllrrprirulndouolilpo ritlonr on the learn which repre sents Canada each year in the match tor the coveted Queenl Prize Ithtrley Euglrnd The ellmlnItionr Ind ltnu or the GovernoruGenerIlI Medal Ire heldtux Ind 10 Bisley teInr meli are select ed on the but of total scores Iccunurlnted through all events durlngathe Linday meet nre csnadian smallbore ebImplmshlpr In even up Inle trotn the Walnut will he held at Connlnaht Aux Ho nousz COMPEIHORS the milewide shooting conrldered by manyto be linestindthedworld will heme mien ty uringthe on mmpeulgrr move withithetr es equhzment nto canvas barrIckx provided by the DORA The no women competitors will tollow the same rules as male shooter and Ike eligible or the some awards Thelirrt temIle member ot Blslsyteam Mary lee oi Surnlt nierrldePElawiil he one at the women shooting at the WA meet She was on the hisley term in 1961 lhlo yearr meet the largest competition between two Cana dians who finished second and third in the Governorceneraia match lastyear Jerry0uelette Myearoid high rchool teacher tramWind aor0ntllnished second last yeIrnherdol Nick tram Montreal MANY1N RUNNING Jamel Johnson 56the mayor oi 31582112150818qu tlreiwln per ollhe Govemorfienernls in 1961 willnot be shootingthls 3° Olkvilio Duh voilen described althe den of Canadian shoot ingwlllcmetent Conneught thisyear He qualltled tor the Eisiay own in 1967 but washo liabiFtcTshoot in England he eause oi liln Burke won the Queenr Prize inlou BISLEY England CPI Canadian shot hisivay to aivin in the Donegal Trophy event Monday at theannual Common wealth shool Bob Walker of Victoria 57 yearoid retired RCMP corpo ral beat out ILCol David tonSnuth oi the landon Scottish in th second shootoit in the contestoriginally tired Satur day Both scored posibles in the regular tiring and in an ear lier shootout Monday their scores in The Times Challenge Cup settlediit and the Canadian nosed out the llnton with possible 50 ltwesthethirdwiniortheDo minionrol Canada Ellie Associa tion team in the twoweek meet thatopened July 15 No otherDCRA team mem bers finished near the top in The Times shoot butlhe stand ings will notibe deterndn Wall Doug Fraser member of the shoo roclr ti Home mundOovey Allen Philadelphia Canadas servlce team here and George Parquharson 53 railway switchrnan irt Kam loops RC Both minimum 5th in the zooyard event Another possible was scored in the Wimbledon challenge shoot arm yards by Gerry teacher who finished second in the event after downtorhe wire contest Guelletto scored so atsoo yardsaudziuutoflainafive shoot stuntoil caused hyihls tying torftophonors with Koo Pugh of NewcastlevxEngland This also ended ina tie out or what theycalled his rtronger finishing shots The Herd Sluggers Slill Producing ny rnr hasocrnrnnirnass mine inodern history the International League nobodyr hadax many prolificihome run hitters as Butlalo its the same old story thisyoar even though the 13 ns are buried in the see onddi Outliel llrant Alyea ready has 31 homers and find basemanhop Chance has lor the Bison withthe 1L asonnl 147 games about lWOthllds tin lshed Still Buffalo is tied for sinthintha standings Alyea hit his 32nd homer Mori gray nightbut it wont count un homer came agairst the National and was thehigtblnw an the II Ailstarn nonunion or urine iniports and one Canad on were outlay ontre in the wake of the 176 archi tlon loofhall loss Sunda to Edmonto Esltimor Coaoh Kay Dalton released highlytouted lifted The Hard mes Williamso delenslve haltbecir whoplnyed lastieaaon with Kansas Cit Grlela Marleen Footbaiileague the whipped Redo 31 ItIMlis Channes hinglo started an outburst 1n the lourth Alyce once Cin nnati property socked apitohby Heds leity iiill McCooi over the left ticld enceto put the AllStareahead six Alister pitcher Cincinnati to eight hits the IL aces never were headed after that lt was thellth Star game and lheILa 12th against big league opposition The All stars have won seven ottheae umectingn Ouellette Windsor0nt Pughllnally won the judges iRehredRCMPcnp Wimbledon entry roll numb ered Buconlestanti Ouellctte won the Canadian Blsleysnggregste in 1967 andJs on his eighth trip here Inlilondaytahootlngtor the tilymt London Corporationlrb phy several Canadians tuned scom rincler tricky governors matches at the Ontar lo thl 115 capped hisvidory in the three as shoot hy scoring 66 out 01 possible 75at Buoyant Earller Fidrwonl the class the Cityxof Toronto idles went theith of Ottawa who racism 0150 lanai totals in the Mercer aggregatq werenot released but Capt liaeir urination or the Canadianlorees base at Bor den snamed xpezt drain wos class champion in the Mercer 116 Todd o1 Bram tootyro champand cadet Peter Nordry of Toronto Gr winner CincinnatiRedaol nearer the For The Worlds Finest Reinforced Associationi military weather conditions ot 10 yards Bob Bamlse 41 aVChar lottelown olliobber andlormar Mountic rang upto to lead the Canadian DcRAcrew lion Raruon Karnloops Mournle followed with 41 nd Ralph Grant 22 promo ngeetmember of the team and Arnold Parks of nt JobnNBthe adjutam were next with 42 and 41 tabulation of canadl In scores lllonday night with seven in maths Eliot for the Bisley Grand Ag reznte showed handful otvthe diuns wellplaced TRY EXAMINER WANT ADS PHONE 7232414 STOP TAILBITING mm TAILGUARD riiucutrn inflict hminthr motion control trli billn mine Itshomily taupe ramming it III II Wham with mum not or mark Gill luvrlirhlrlrrm raver Warn clase WorrrierfuWorld Thevoutdoors garnets 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