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' ' ¢ book, "How to Score," and other playing in baseball. Membersjco-ordinate activities with items of interest. will be granted numerous other|and sectional baseball functions Each member also will be special privileges during the|with the widerstanding ? hem d in e Pp rcogiad wih resent cl nL, sc groups wil ven chic di. fo spoiler he An, cial Annual. yearbook of the|organized consisting of NBFC attractions. now National Baseball Congr e s 5, members. When these associa-| The Fans Clubs, under this|Base localjselect All-Star teams, and assist in fund raising ticket drives. Membership fee for individ- the season 12 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Tussdey, April 25, 1961 Expect 200,000 In NB Fan Club WICHITA, Kan. -- The person at the throughout Box MRS. MARY WATT COACHES ARMY MINORS Lady Coaches Winning Team Written for The Canadian Press By LEN TAYLOR Kitchener-Waterloo Record SOEST, Germany (CP)--The winningest hockey coach in Europe this season is a Cana- dian. This mightn't be remark- able but this coach is only five feet, two inches tall, and an- swers to the name of Mary. She is petite, brunette Mary B. Watt, wife of Signalman John Watt of the No. 4 Signals Squadron at Fourth Canadian Infantry Brigade Group here. Under her soft - voiced but fron - fisted tutelage, the Red Wings of the Canadian Army NATO brigade + minor league have moved from last place to first in a couple of months. The Red Wings are one of eight minor league teams compete in two divisions of play in the army garrison league for children of servicemen. They were an orphan team, without a name or a coach, when 31 year-old Mrs. Watt "inherited" them. UNDEFEATED COACH Under her guidance the club hasn't lost a game since it dropped its opener by a close score, It finished the schedule with a 7-1-4 record and five of the wins were shutouts. Mary Watt became a coach by accident. She went down to the rink, one of four in the bri- gade area, early this season to watch her 11-year-old son John Jr., try out for goal. She found him on a team without a coach and without club after a talk with Sgt. Harry MacKenzie of Ottawa 'l'who heads the circuit. "She's done very well," Mac- Kenzie said. "The only problem we've ever had with her is that at the referees and doesn't mind telling them." CLEAN NAILS A MUST Coach Watt has no apology to make for any loss of temper. She rates good officiating on a par with good coaching and leadership in developing minor hockey players. ; She strictly enforces the league rules that all players personal appearance and atti- tude. She inspects her boys reg- that|ularly to see that they have their hair cut properly, that they are washed 'behind the ears and have clean finger- titude. Mrs. Watt, who weighs a solid 95 pounds and has to give away some weight to many of her players, comes from Cowan, Man., but went to school in Winnipeg, Her husband, a na- army from Penticton, B.C, in 1958. A former member of the Ca- nadian Women's Army Corps, she follows simple coaching theories, most of which she got from a book. "I try to use the same sys- tem in games as I do in prac- tice. I put the emphasis on skat- ing and defensive play and I any guidance. Soon she found herself handling the orphan find the scoring takes care of itself after that." OSHAWA BOWLING NEWS LANDER . STARK "CLASSIC" night saw the close of the now Eagles and Oilers in the league - offs which will be five game block airs. John Waldinsperger was at it again out a sensational 646 wil A the Hawks to 10 points to end season in great style. Ollers very strong to ts 'with presi the | some should start at 12 noon so that the boys little more time to get .|ready for the annual banquet which will be held at St. Gregory's Auditor. It should also be mentioned that {election of your new executive will be conducted following this week's bowl- and the vroper men to handle the 1961-63 busi- Reid | tum. - 1760; Doug 748; Jon Rist'ch 740: "Red" Hardie 738; Di 736 (308. Mann 728: Rov esbitt 725; Pete Mandryk 722; Harold Ball 720: Hank Sarnovsky 714; Lou Hy. man 707; John Hrico 706: Ken Donald. son 706: Geo, Olliffe 705; Manning 'we hope)! + Cromwell's were the winners aytls pinfall 6,177; captain, Millie meron; Jas. Scott, Parson, Helen Scott, Marylin Nash, Colleges, pin- all 6,388; captain, ie Thompson, Harry D3 Helen Powlensuk; Hex Trpias -- Joyce Porter 8 ----- came i Norton Gresik 688 219) ight 660 (238, 251); E. when Hi less Reg Hickey through with the high three for came the Restaurant by a two to Bob Gallagher and J it on for the grillers. Crawford Insurance ended their some nice shooting. will have a ing, so come prepared to elect ness of the league. 'The high bowlers for this week were: 824; Fred Harding 763: Matt Kotelko 761; Jack Spencer 752; Ozzie Keel playing and scoring" rules; a she sometimes gets pretty mad must qualify in standards of nails as well as a sporting at- tive of Saskatchewan, joined the night and | Nig lod "is Photo Plate mates & shu. Lucky Strike Grill nosed out Chow's one count when Ristich poured point Sask. It was his third such famine by edging A and W Drive-In and it was Ozzie Keeler, Red Hardie and Manny Swartz who did the damage with This week will be the final week of the scheduled league bowling and also , [the Championshin roll-off which will be conducted on Saturday. There has been suggestion that the playoffs Reg. Hickey 844 (365): Bill Galbraith #38 (300): Bob Murohv 827; Matt Bell 776; Bob Gallagher er in the U.S. and Canada will take stressing the role he or she isitions are organized, they will'plan, will elect officers; may!Wi (1), Kansas. accepted Fans Club, 1420, first a more active part in baseball in the future through the - ization of the National Basel Fans Club. Ray Dumont, who serves as director of this new organiza- tion, reports that membership is expected to exceed 200,000 in 1961 with both the fans and baseball in general to benefit. Al Helfer, nationally known TV and radio sports commentator, is president of the national anization. org: s The dyed-in-the-wool fan will be identified by wearing of a gold NBFC pin along with an embroidered emblem showing THE CO that he or she is playing active role in baseball. This distinguished fan will also hold a membership card, granting privileges. * Each member will receive a subscription to The Sporting News; a "Dope Book" with in- teresting facts on baseball; a 1961 Baseball Rule Book with SPORT BRIEFS WINS GYMNAST TITLE TORONTO (CP)--Sandra Ro- thenburger of Buffalo Turners scored 74.6 of a possible 80 Sa- turday to win the senior women's title in the Central Ontario gym- nastic championships at Masa- ryk Hall. Her clubmate, Diane Early, won the junior women's HAYDEN D, KEMP Imperial ESSO + Service It's good cor -- keeping time ® MINOR REPAIRS ® WHEEL BALANCING ® LUBRICATION ® ACCESSORIES Complete tire ond battery service. Free Pick-up and delivery. 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