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no one Aasocurnnrnnas lianplnaaifor ml White Sui la honic micde 31th ny sarcoma CURRENTL THE HOTTEST team injthe South strucoe basehaii loo HerbShannons Thornton lndi ans are hoping their winning ways will contlue as they ehdeavor to repeat last years success at the Angus base ball tournament which opened this morning The Indians winners of seven straighthefoie they were toppled 81 hvaeetonearller in the week were heduied to go into action in the third game at pmn afternoon gt Toronto Papes were calledto meet Tottenham floors in the opener at 10 am while Wilt Shewells ivy Leafs drew Toronto Adam Becks for their opposi iluon at 12 THEDRAW counts for the winners internist two games to clash at pm while third Toronto entry East Riverdnies meet defending champion Lisle team of the Duffcrin Basebaiiiea ue at pm The hometown Angus team now it the midst of playoffs with New Lowell is slated to go into action sunday at pm against either Alliston or Beeton JOHN WESTBROOKES CrcemoreRed Sox are lated to meet Chcsiey at pm while the winners ay at pm Sem finals are carded for Civic Holiday starting at 10 am with the final due to get under way at John Johnson hurled two wins and Don Johnson the other as Thornton Indians won the 1967 tourna merit The former struck out 13 batters in blanking oronto Papes 10 and then shaded John Gould in another hurling duel as the Indians downed Beeton +2 Don Johnson was the winning pitcher asThornton defeated Tottenham Bears in the final 106 Catcher Bill Laycock who was chosen the most valuabie player to his team in the tournament lashed out three hits to pace Thorntons lithit assault in the mfinal Paul Feehely John Graysione and Kerry Wo rod shared the Tottenham pitching Tottenham catc Dave Mortimerreceived the batting award foran mating 714 average THORNTONS WIN was its second in the tourna ent organized by Harry Major in 1964 Alhston Knights won in 1965 and Benton in 1966 The tour nement always provided some good games and we have been very happy with the considerabievinterest shown3 ommented the Angus sportsman who is chairman ofthe committee in charge lt As in other years trophies will be awarded to the nning team and also for the best itching batting nd general performance at 13X on nday night IN THE DUFFERiNSJMQOE hall loophAngus is scheduled to visit New Loaveli on Tuesday evening August for the third game of their playoff series 2Angus supporters felt the team was unlucky in drop ing the series opener 65 and are hoping for better reaks New Lowell won the second game 51 inpitcheroutfieider Brian Guru 11 the Angus team has standout performer whose easons batting verage was 508 southpaw Brian also has come up with some good pitching performances Roy Burns In John Johnson both righthanders also haverisen the heights at times CLOSE BATTLE with Creemore Red Sox for sixth and last playoff spot in the county ball loop Tottenham Bears have an important engagement at Creemore this evening If we win this one think we can make the playoffs and if we do that we could win the title said Coach Ralph Thompson praising the improved showing made bygthe Bears of late Led by secondsacker Paul Feeheley leftfiefder ohn Boyce and centrefielder Ian Mollett with two hits each the Tottenham artillery showed real power trouneing the riliia Legion 23 atOrillia Thursday night Paul Sinclair held Orivlia to three hits while the Bears tagged Paul Martin Doug Roe and Larry St Onge for 10 Molletts double inthe sixth which paved the way for three runs was the only extra base blow ofthegame Catcher DonMcGee shortstop Kerry Worrod and midfielderpitcher Paul Feeheiey havebeen consistent 1hitters for the Bears in their cufr drive which given the team eight wins 13 losses and four ties in 25 games to date JAY FEEHELEY at first new McCullough at third have shone in the infield along withWorrod Royce have made up the outfield most of thetime with Murray Rhodes Noel Morrowandvlvan Kent al ternates Pitcher Iohn Graystone and outf Ider Doug Graysto phavebeeri out of action with uries but are xpected toreturn oon rJohn sufferedralrac rture am an Doug abrpkenhand dental DayezGreenspoon operator of the jtTottenham Inn provided the new green and white iuniforms worn by the Bears Following their home doubleheader with Thornton Indians last night DrilliarMajors take on Ivy tonight and then playhoststo AllistonCanucksatz iomor vrow at the Oriilia Dvalr The four gamesi three days were arranged to help the Majors catch with lpostponements The league schedule ends Monday with Beeton at Midland and Orillia Legion at Creemore after which thedrawforplayoffs will be arranged filympicgBoycottMovementrls VFar From Dead Harry Edwards SAN FRANCISCCI AP terence to remainder lice They rtltlloté but at least they niakomoocy doing it The Sox tool their road dun to Wisconsin for thelaevcnth bind the 154m Wuhlngto oridldlha holdiet lob C1100 ring up the Suit impetus crowd of 20662 in County Sta diamonce the home of the Na tional League Braves That brought Giicuoa Mll waukeo attendance to 117756 mirage ofalmost 27000 gameconsiderablytbetter than the less than 10000 no game theyiIe drawn at home Artlsucaiiy pilllurid nili wauheeharnt helpql the ninth plays Sox Friday nights loss was Iheh slxilrthmlhhi year Elsewhere In the American League Fridaynlght Detroit TL gers nipped Minnesota Twins Dakiond Athleticsde Cicieland Indiana 51 Hold more Orioles beatgtiew York Yankees and California An gels split twinlght doublehead deride eChtcagb Home erwiih notion lied Santana WWW fL noimio ears are Frank Ward drove lnthrea root for the Senatonwlth doublelndhiljlsthomer tithe yeargwhiia Csmiiejlascnal wanted to hit 1001 victory ho traded lop Wuhinzton by On cage for llon Hansen earlier Friday killed drovl in one run and scored another Hansen who made an unu listed triple play and whacked grand slam nearer the week be fore the Senators unloaded him had single and af double drove in run and rooted one for the White Sox liluFrcehandrove lnthree with double and single for the frontrunning Tigers Ron Clark and Rich Reese hom eredior the fwina Boog Powell logged three run first inning homer and some strong relief pitching by John Morris earned Baltimore ita vlc tory without Bomb By THE ASSOCIATED THESE Chicago Cubs dont need the bomb At least not when Ken Hellman is firing heebees at the opposition The Cubs who had slammed 10 homers in their three pre vious gamesididnt hitany Fri day nighf but IIoltzrnnn didnt need any in blanking St Louis Cardinals so Mud Hens rStrealr EndsWith Toledo This associarnn guess Columbus Jets ehdcd Toledo Mud Hens latesl tightgame win streak by nosing out the In ternationalLeague leaders 21 The tdctorypiilledthe within AV games of Toledo and offered hint that the league may yet have its customary downtothewire pennant race In other games Louisville ended losingatreak atsix with decisionover Buffalo Bisons and Jacksonville split two with Rochester winning 31 and losing to the Red Wings 50 Syracuse and Richmond were rained out Manny Sangulllena tworun homer inthe seventh erased in Toledo leadinnd enabled Co audPaulFeeheiey while Ross Crawley Mollett and Harry Edwards whofreelya mits that everything he saya shouldnt be believed clnims the Olympic beyooit movement is far from dead He also says it he might soon causerseme ouplerof National 3Fnotball League tennis Edwards leader or the min totym pic boycott movement it Friday that contradictory raicrhenls made this week with boycott by so ter Evans were list sample confusion he has inrnlnd tractor tSon newslconference heilevnwha ighthncr this Im rattanollicr presscon wards added in lest Evans world record holderat too yards wasquoted rly in the wcek that the Olympicboy colt wasoff and that he and other black athletes had voted goto theMexlcoCit Games myOctober Later he so nevermadc the statements Evans Was to deny lti norcmon Buffaios shovitng iumhus to whiplhe Mud liens split left the teams tled for third games to the rear of Toledo Gary Genirys twohlt terwon the first game for Jac sonville all of whose runs cam on Amos Otis threerun homer noger Nelson and FredEeenle teamed on twohltter in the nightc Louisvilles oh Thibdeau huh Meyer collaborated on ourhit effort that Buffalo for the Colonels US Competitors CorrieOn Sing ST CATHARINES Ont Strong UnitedStales entries promisedtaddltional hefty oompe on todayln theRoyal Canadian Henley Regatta after three dayaof tlielfiveday meet left them in firsl third and fourth places only the host st Catharinea Rowing Club in second spot blockedthe woyfriday to domination of the meet Buffalo West Sides who eat won the points title since l957rolied up as points as top club after the gruelling program hiday scone Mich Boatfliuh was third with 40 Minnesota iSt Gately of Vancouve vrcronr mnhssiva But the rampaging New York ers grabbedthe lead from the JacksonvilleRochester Heltzman allowed just two singlesin boosting his record to e1 and in posting his third straight Ishutout rfia blanked San Francisco Giants on seven hits July 20 and then shut out Les Angcles Dodgcrs on four hits July 28 The Cubs fourth straight viciorymovcd them to within nna percentage point uLlhe thirdplace Cincinnati Reds in the National league race The Reds game atAtianta was rained out but Houston As tros edged Philadelphia Phillies Kl Pittsburgh Pirates nipped San Francisco +1 and New Yorklielsd 32 In other league action Holtaman was in complete control of the tea adlng Cardinals ONLY TWO HIT he nyeerold lefthander gave up solid single to Julian Javierin the sixth inning and bloop single to Tim McCarverin Houston snapped three game losing streak and sent Philadelphia to its sixth straight loss when Doug Rader doubled borne Jim Wynnjwiththe tying run and then scored the winner on John Batemans single inthe on Willie the fifth ipled and came Another chib that improved greatly overview is Minnesota Last year endedl9th with me Friday Mienesota weslhe nly club to win more than of the venfinels completed Richard ard Osirernwon the junior 145 pound dynhles and later Minne sotas Junior iiipound fours also captured their final TheHenley this year was ex tended to five days and blned wi the ymricr rkuis coach Gerry Lienert added two spares to the 12man team that was named Thursday They were DonlJlander and Lyle ho fin ished second Thursday Olympic trials forpairs witho 9W v1 LIVE ON FISH The fishingrindirstry brings the 192000 peopl of lceland cent of host club with an lm ressive victory in IBJilfliDi Liapound clghls andyaddcd seconds in the junior Itspound fours end jun ier 1551 nd eights stron when West Sldea finished nth place situation on the torninsl oialmedithot form guard Jphn Wooten fl th to urinate Wk Eied DiisAniZelet Kl asky afid IIow eoenv canon or catch tlus wadmbach pass Eskimos Joe Hernando in his Toronto Argonauts fails to with the arm of Edmonton wey during first half Cane SaberPasses Argos Whip1 Eske VVTORONIO Toronto Argonnuts resplendent in new uniform left 25736 fans pub tied Enday night The question now is can the Argos octually be that good or graYliontreai Aloueties lust that VEadieifWetzel World Iiecord the reign of teammate Den Schnliandcr in the tottmetre freestyle and Eadie Weizei of Wilmette 11 set womens world 200 freestyle record of twominutes 38 seconds Friday night in the AM swimming4na tlonals in almost every event young sicrsare takingover from the veterans Miss Weizel 15with previous career best of 22114 waspushed by Debbie Meyer alsnis Sacramento Calif liercel3attle In Western Open Golf Tournament CHICAGO AP The chase forlliie $26000winmng jammn of the Western Open Golf Tour nament is becoming stam pede the 1064 PGA chem lhi winner swing into todays third round sharing the lead at 115 six str okes under Olympia Fields battered par Only lone stroke away at 157 are Miiler Barber lIomero Blancas defending champion Jack Nicklaus veteran Billy ed five inche an eagle Tho Eastern Conference Sets Womens Neil Smith Blil Symons and Argos whorliangedrthcirrage old powder blue colors to navy blue forvthelr season opener ov erwhelmed Edmonton Eskimos of the Western ConferenceS24 in Canadian FootballsLeague hiterlocking game The same Eskimos had used their vaunted offensive line to In Swimming whoalso heaLthe id mark with 201 Miss Meyers teaidmate fi yearold Sue Pedersen held the pending world mark of 095 set in relay four weeks ago Miss Pedersen who pushed Debbie in world too fmeslyle mark Thursday night came hacko edge lhe world record holder 18ltyearold Claudia Kclb of Santa Clara for theiflfl indi vidual medley crown in 103 The ltdyearnid Spitz took the 200 in excellent time of 70 and admitted he was so worr about Schollanderls famoussfin ish thatheforgot all about Ca nadian Ralph Hutton four lanes to his righ Snowbirdi iattack Gahlnr defeat tharAl ett ea 2110 Wednesday night but the Argos held it to mere 217 yards71 in the air Toronto quarterback Wally Gabier was the key toTorontos thirdyear Argo who refused to sign his contract this season until he nailed down the firstastring lob completed 22 of 33 pass at tempts far and yards in than threw touchdown passes to Mel Profit and directed most of Torontos lid yards gained along the ground during the first 55 minutes of the game Symons scored the other To ronto touchdown on twoyard plunge while Dave Mann kicked field goal three con verts and two singles Peter Kepfscorcd all four points for the Eskimos go field goal and single Still it was dilficult toassess Torontos depth The Eskimos put Gabler under little stress of strong rush Ilis passes were accurate and he used Bobby Taylor and Mel Profit as his principal re ceivers Profit gained 106 yards on five catches and Taylor gained 71 yard it five catches DoiWns Guelph Merchants Merchants ilAIi Friday night in sen or interiCounty Baseball League ction In another gardenrien Mur phystymied Galton five hits as he pitched LondoanonLiars to 121 victory over the Terriers lifike Henry went all the way forsthe Siratfoid whistle al lowed threehits struck out and walkedone Bryden Bell andEd Boats led the Stratford attack with sin gievand double Murphy allowed only two hits until the ninth inning He struck out nincfarhis straight vic ry was the seventh straight fut he leaguelead Pontiacs Murphygotvpienty of support from Ty Crawford and Larry Rooks Crawford hit threerun home run in LheIthi inning and added singles in th Sleernan 142 ivnuer Guelph Sirford 121 Etch IInnry ti Oliver dlen rooiaan mam ctlon in Toronto Friday TDSC Gablsr understudy Torn attack during the final five min utes of the making good on four of six sses Toronto gained total of 319 yards in the air and addcd another 153 along the ground Quarterback Frank Coscntino cmnplelai nine of 13 passes for Edmonlon ground gainer with yards and added five more on three catches rToronto scored the first time it got possession of the hall Ed monton was given award ln Ierferonce penalty on the first play and the Argos aeored on three plays from the Esklmns 37 with Symons going over at of the first quarter from two yards out Kempt then erHZhLUIEdWIC to 7A with wyard field goal at 535 of the quarter andra wide attemplthat went for single at 451 the second gunmen Mann who converted the first Toronto touchdown kicked 31yard field goal short time later and Toronto added another touchdown et1l 20 with Gabler hitting Profit with Ziyard pass after the Argos marched 100 yardson nine plays ymo were all involved it the third Toronto touchdown Mann lined up to kick lanyard field goal thirddown fakcdr and Gabler threw to Symons who on only time during the garnet Gablers pass about yards for the fourth Toronioiouch added singles onpurits of 44 40 yard 1er TIME ronuroua Dare to product to tylingourcompleto stock of fob ecoverdd coffee tables enoicror simian rArreans COME chm urrtv iSLfMlTED Wilkinson directed the Argoav amss field from the fiveyard line to the endzonevaccounted down and Mann converted and