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TIIE IIAIlRIIl EXAMINER SATURDAY AUGUST Spoor aria one TanasiukIWants To Hit US Tour ay RICK raissiz Examiner Sports Editor TORONTO Bob Panasluk has only one ambl lion right aowto hit the winter golf tour in the Un rtcd States need albacker know with break can do all right for myself but its going to take $5000 tov or started Ive never hit the ball better and love is game Those were his words as he stepped away from the scorers table at the St Georges Golf and Coun try Club here yesterday afternoon after carding 09 to go with his Thursdays round of 73 and win fourth place in the Ontario Professional Golf Championships Reason was more interested in Panasiukthan anyone else was because he calls Barrio his home course and no one here seems to be too familiar with him He explained the situation AT THE START of this season needed home course to play out of and Frank Vyse Barrie Golf and Country ob professional said could use his club as home course Frank has been good to me and was grateful to get club Bob hails from Windsor Ont and started play mg olf at the age of eight He gives his father Meir all the credit for his success Dad wasnt pro but he was heck of good amateur he said Even now when my game snt right go home and he gets me straightened out Bob played bit on the winter four last year and fcked up something like $1000 in prize money for our tournaments If heart is set on getting back on the tour again this year He feels hell never be more prepared HES PLAYED in five tournaments this year and made fine showing in all five He placed third in the Ontario Open was fifth best Canadian in the Canadian Open won the Ontario Assistants meet tied for fourth in Rochester NY last week looked sharp in the Miller Cup tourney and could easily have won yester day Moo Norman with birdies on the last two holes captured yesterdays tournament with 138 score one stroke ahead of George Knudsen who had shot for tie when he was putting for an eagle on the last hole Firstdayleader Alvie Thompson blew to 141 while Panas uk was next with 142 The back nine mined Panasluk THERE WASNT hotter golfer over the first nine holes than Panasiuk Thursday he shaved two strokes off par with 33 on the front nine fie blow to 40 on the second nine and had to settle for 73 Yes terday he rammed in an 80foot chip on the ninth hole for an eagle and this gave him 32 for the first nine Again lie had trouble condng in posting 37 for the this he For the two days he was five under on the front nine and three over on the back nine The 10th hole gave lilni the most trouble He took doublebogey six Thursday on the 360yard par four hole and yester day had oneIoverpar five on the same hole Only 21 years old Panasluk feels he has good future ahead of him In golfif only he can get the backer and the break Asked if other ros bel ed when they saw flaw In your game Panas uk repl ed AI Balding has given me few tips when my game was off but the Ameri can golfers wont do this They let you find out for yourself what youre doing wrong The possibilities of Panasiuk hitting the winter four are not too bright at rcscnt but he says he has few irons in the fire and opcs something will break for him anon Sixth Straight Win For Toronto fly IIIIi AbSIICIAfIJD Flu38 lhrccrrun homrr for Red The redhot Indianapolis In Man are making mnnwny of Toronto ran Its winning streak the International be es iuuihcrn division rncr winning II of their fast It gainer Indians knocked Rocheiirr Red Wings out of lie for first in tho norihcm division with IN victory Friday night Tor onto Maple Leafs continued their hot porn beating Colum bus Jets 1t and Richmond Vlrglnlons siiul out Arkansas Travelers 24 Syracuse Chlcls took over sols mmralon of the northern division lead heating Iluflslo filioni and Jackson vllla Sunsilclcatcd Atlanta Crnrkcrl Indiiin starter loo Bhliry who had to be rcmovsd tom the game nftri iiIII inning when hs stopped line drive with his linro hand was the win iiir picking up his trih iigntnnt thrcs loisci Iiustrr Nonuii now In was loser Ramon Condo tilt his ninth homer for Indianapolis Ind Daron Jones till his lith Iin Youngdnhl hail to six games aided by the strong rcllcf pitching of Ilob Ticfrnauor who rcliovcd starter Larry Maris In the sixth and allowed Jris only one hit the rest of tho way It was the loth victory in the last an games for Maple Leafs who are making is determined bid for ii playoff spot In tho northern division ISLAM TIOIIEIIR Conncoutivo lioinors by Don Rudilln and lilvlo Ilmrnci In the sixth inning provided Illch rnonds victory as right hand on Jack Cullen and Mel Stol tlcmyro rollalxirntrd on the shutout Cullen pllrlicd the fol sovrn Innings and was credited with the victory Dwight Miilitf wns thn victim of tho Iluililln and Jliiwnri hoiiioii which came on consecutive pitches Syrnruu Irorcd five runs In the eighth Ind stovrd off Ituf late rally to take over undle putcd possession of first IICI In the norihrin division RECREATION LEAGUE Pictured above are the mem bers of the Motor League soft ball team which captured the Barrie Re league championship yesterday morn ing at Queens Park They are from left to right front row David Anderson Bruce shanghncsstt Murray Perry Dennis OBrien Wnyno Kelly CHAMPION Jnmle Vouse Back row left to right Km Kelly Bob Neil son Bev Stewart Dennis Roc ksy Paul Van Nispen John Ough conch blaring finish by Strncea Coop and soother fins perfor manco by LIksview Dairy pit cher Ed Lula highlighted last nights doubleheader In the in termediate Softball League game at Queens Park Coop trailed Barrie Jaycses 50 entering the seventh and fi nal inning nisy pulled out all stops and rallied for seven runs to down Jaycess 75 Climax of the inning was Jlm Walkers three run homar which ended the game The win lumped Coop into second place one point ahead of idle Consumers Gas and two behind league leading Smiths Dairy who bowed to Lake view It was tough loss for Joycees Battling for playoff spot they failed to keep pace with fourth piscs Lakovlcw and now trail the dairy squad by two points Juycccs Wayne hibman standout for the club the past week gave up only two singles to the first six innings Iii mnth wcro piling up lead against Leighton Smith as they opcncd with three hits and two runs in the first one run To the Cards Gain FullGame 0n Faltering Dodgers By BOB GREEN Associated Press Sports Writer Dick Farrell is big strong righthanded pitcher who makes living beating Io Angelcs Dodgers IIo does other things to earn his paycheck from ifouston Colts but beating Dodgers is BC Lions Hot In Exhibition Ify THE CANADIAN PRESS if you put any faith in exhib Itlon football games British Columbia Lions or Calgary Siompcdcrs will be playing hfonircol Aloueites in the 1063 Grey 011 game and the West cro club will win Thats strictly on the basis of the prcrsoason results in which the Lions and Stompcderi both came up with lhrco victories in as many starts while the Alou cttcs compiled the best record in the East by winning two out of mm For is better yardstick it might be well to pay attention to the things that start happen lng Monday night whcn Cana dian Football League couches stop fooling around with experi mcntni formations and start playing for kccps not for what its worth the Lions piled up Bit pointshigh est total among the to CFL clubsin knocking over Toronto Argonauts Ottawa Rough Rid ers and Saskatchewan Rough riders in their Ihrra exhibition tilts canccding 35 points to their opponents Stompcdrrs settled for mod cst 42 points In disposing of Ottawa Toronto and Montreal but gave up only it for the top defensive display irli down the list were last years Grey Cup opponents Winnipeg Blue Bombers dropped all three of their start against Otiawo Toronto and Iiamilton while the TigerCats who lost to tho Ilomhcrs In the final broke oven in Ihcir two gomci Win Ontario Junior Title TORONTO CPIStu Iiomli ton of ilraiiiplon framed with John IIllison of Toronto in win the Ontario iunlor lwiitinll golf cliniiiplonshlii with thrceuo itrllill monly lwn itrokcs off the lournomrnt rrcurd fiircii other pairs ilnlshcd with nosJock llruwn Toronto and Harry Law Whitby Illll In and Graham fifnlr Tor nnlo nlii llnlilrrson and Prior TImrr Tomiitn field of airs rompctrd In tiia nil div alon Iiir innian tin and iiiidrri Gnid Frnn To ronto IIIIfI Iloiiin Warhirll Osh awn won with In Ivan Mills and Iioii King Icirrborvugh wcrl runnerstip wilii t0 hlrvo Ifrrwln nnd iilli Icpnll linrric took the iiivriiilo nrt coiiipotliion willi 51 KENITEX TEXTURED conrmos the big item and the one in which he takes the most plea sure Ila did it again Friday night putting togethcr solid slithit icr in +1 Houston triumph over the faltering National League leaders The loss Dodg ers sixth in the last eight games lopped full game off their lead and reduced It to is diminishing Wt lengths over St bouts Cardinals It was Farrells third victory of the season over his onctimo teammates about whom he had some harsh words when they dealt him away in the expan sion draft Cards closed up on 82 dc eision ovcr Philadelphia Phil lies They pulled out of tie for second place when Chicago Gib surprised San Francisco Giants nil in 10 innings Cin cinnoti Rods blanked Pitta burgh Pirates So while New York Mets and Milwaukee Braves split pair Braves won the opener aOand McLs sat vfgcd this nightch in II 111 ngs Farrell who pitched briefly forDodgcrs In 1961 is sixfoot four inch 220 pound right hundcr lie was mgomo loser although the No pitcher for the lowly Cells that reason and still has losing lifetime mark 5659 But hes winner against Dodgers Ifoa Iad against them for minor and 31 this sea son The lone loss came on 24 shutout of the hands of Sandy Kouiax while his previous vlc torlca were pair of 21 deci sions one fourehlttcr In In aim and the other iwohlt for lie struck out three walked two and had fourehittcr going into the ninth Friday when Dodgers collected couple of harmless singles tworun sec thlrd and John McCanns two run homer in the fourth put them ahead so Big Game On Tap Tonight Elmvalas playoff hopes could ond inning homer by Jim Wynn gave him all the working mom Eelnccded in beating Don Drys spectacular elghtblnninl defensive play by Curt Flood saved the game for Cards Phil Iics had one run homo and John Collison representing the tying run on second base when ihny Gonzales doubled off the right ccnire field woll Flood made well be decided tonight on their home diamond when tbsy host Stewarts Garage in scheduled Senior Softball League game Elmvsle gained tie for the fourth and last playoff spot when they defeated RCAF Edgsr 7i earlier in the week Stewarts will be gunning for first place tonight They are tied with Barrio Plan for the lead quick recovery hit cutoff man Julian Javlcr who threw out the sliding Callison at the plate Roy Sedeckl spaced six hits over the eight Innings he worked to win It Cubs rallied for six runs in the eighth inning to tie it against Giants then won It on Jim Schaffcrs twaout single in the Iitlh which scored Ron Sonio Leo Burke had three run pinch hit homer and Ellis Decker Three Rookies Cut HAMILTON GP Flanker Tom Decker and three rookies were droppedfrom the Hamli ion TigenCiit lineup Friday as Coonh Ralph Sade pondered the teams IMO defeat Thursday by Burton is iworun homer in Cubs rally that wiped out In no GLInt lead Cincinnati fight ouncesTim Iilaloncy pitched fourbitter against Pittsburin for his 17th victory and got all the support ha ncedcd from Veda Plnsonl thrcevrun horncr liome runs by Eddie Math ews Joe Torre and Iionk Aaron his tlst and the founhlt pitch ing of Bob llcndley made It easy for Milwaukee against flirts in the first gains Mots mm It with two runs in the lith of tho nightcap on single by Duke Snider dou ble by Jesse Gender Joe flcits runprnducing single and Duke Cnrmels sacrifice fly Frank Thomas saved it with this running catch all Dcl Crondnlll drive and quick throw that dou blrd flank Aoron off first in tho Inst of tho lith Iocirey Clubs Offer Turned it Down Greenwood Meet Ends TORONTO ICI fhrcv lonely slips of paper In the ca iry box at Grccnwood Iloccway hnvs forced halt in night hor ncss racing at the custom Tor onto track The three papers worn the only entries for Mondays rnc Ing card at the track when tho entry deadline passed Friday The Jorltry Club which opcr ates Grccnwood announced that the most would end with to nights rogrnm The 40day tncct oil then be exactly iinlf ovcr The closing cows to ii dispute hctwrrn The Jockey Chili and the Ontario Ilnrnrn ilurocmrns Association ovrr purse for race winners The club wrnt into it Ilnnl snorting Friilny wllii II rcncwod offer of til000 night to nurses up from the current nvcrnro of snow and the horsemen stuck in iiltit demand for r1 per rrnl of the frac hero of tho inu Iuoi take and lhrccycar sour tract OFFER REFUSED WI will negotiate on ft per ccntoge basis only said Bob the Aloueites in Montreal Decker was the only boldnvor cutby the Euler Football Coo fcrcnce club Thecthers wsrs defensive end Larry Jordan halfback Odell White and lim backer Curtis Miranda rnnviilm vinkuqa iNSURANCE To Your Situation PLUS ECONOMY You pbooa Ill see you At Your IIorno cannons ANDERSON General Insurance Annoy II DONALD IIREET PA 66085 Park of Hanover 0ni prost ilrnt of the association ifo said If the track fccls per cent il too high let it suf rrlst figuil it can prove ii Iifliil John Mooney manag ing director of The Jorkzy Chili and prrniilcnt George Ilen drlo argued with flgnrrv that the offer was the best they could motto Mooney sold the closing of ill track wli put about 50 employ or out of work excluding poo pic opcrntlng conccxaiunl There was no word on how the decision will niicci the Mn hnwk ltnccwhr ncnr Campbell ville nnt wli ch Is this to open Sept AUTOMATII TRANSMISSION SPtfltli5i Coops hopcs wcrcnt tonrgles two of thcmlo bright going Into the final inning and they were even dimmer when Mike Wtdringion opened the inning by grounding out Then it atartcd Clarence Itlne rt doubled Marshall Aikcns aingicd Les Iollille walked Wayne Hickllng singled and Ralph Smith singled That was all for Tubman John Mariel was called in and first batter he faced was John Zieg ler who was safe on on error to third baseman Amold Neal Leighton Smith diew walk and Walker came through with the home run that gave Coop the victory Ed Lutr fcarcd lost to Lake view because of Job transfer was it welcome sight fortho Lakevlew last night when they had to mcct leading Smiths Dairy lie came through in fine fashion allowing only three aln sCoéop LeiIceview Post It Intermediate ViotOries Murray Farragher Wayne Russell went the Nuts for Smiths and twirlcd six hlttcr Lekcview opened the Icurihl with run In the second but Smiths got it back in their half of the Inning Lakevlsw moved ahead again with run In the fourth and made it with two runs in the fifth Smiths halved the margin scoring their final tolly in the sixth before Lake view rounded out their total with seventh Inning run Lcsgus standings following Ilost nights gamut as Ioi ows Lakevlew Jaycecs Claikaon quatz Fails To Stop Washington ay MIRE RATIIET Associated Press sports Writer Dick The Monsicri Radats still is hissing but suddenly its beginning to sound like hes sprung leak Punctured for the second straight time the awesome Bos ton Red Sox reliever met his match again in David and Go llath setting as Washington Scn stars popped their slingshots for uvlctory In the second game of doubleheader Friday night Red Sox took the opener 54 behind Earl Wilsons sixhit cf fort before Radstz was beaten for the first time since May 12 Oddly both of Radatz losses on 112 record have been to Washington lie has beaten every other club in tho Arncri can League Making his 46th appearance the sixfoot fivcvlnch 235 ound Redstr continued to hiss his fast ball but showed signs ol weskcnlng under the constant rails in his last two outings he has been roughed up for four runs and all hit in in pings While Washington was pro pering Radatz Robin Roberts again turned in an effective per formInco against his former New York Yankee teammates beating the modem League leading Yankees for tho third straight time 54 Chicago White Sox closed to within seven games of the top by beating Los Angeles Angels St Jim flail drove in five runs in Minnesota lwins to wal loplng of Kansas City Athletics and Detroit Tigers made the most of Rocky Colavitouaicnts for Iiiit edge over Cleveland indions Wilson 911 for the some backed his own pitching in the opener with lhreHun homer that put it out ofresch before Senators newly acquired rs llever Ed Roebuck came on to stop Red Sox Trailing so In the nlghicsp Senators struck for four runs In thiI seventh Radou cams on after Jim Kings tworun tri ple gave up sacrifice fly to Chuck Iiinion that tied the score and wound up loser when Larry Osborne singled moved to second on walk and scored on Don Zimmcrl 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