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59 Aa by hy OP AE oR EE pe 9 Be OPENER E TE epee OPAL APTI my 3 9 Senet ; ar om sss ert ey ropes eneramecs senatecasteaas ety Be AT LAST! And if at first, you don't succeed, try, try, and try again -- which is just what Gary Cowan, 25-year-old world amateur champion from Kitchener, finally did. He's Gary Cowan Finally Wins Ontario Title TORONTO (CP)--Gary Cowan looked back over nine years. of near misses Saturday and said oo "It's about time I won ad Cowan, the 25-year-old Kitch- ener insurance salesman, had just won the Ontario amateur golf championship, defeating five-time winner Nick Weslock of Toronto 4 and 3 in the final round of match-play. Cowan, who has won just about every amateur title he has ever sought, had been try- ing for the Ontario champion- ship since turning 16. His rec- ord of near misses was almost as impressive as his record of amateur laurels. : Since 1955 Cowan. current world amateur champion, had ST. CATHARINES (CP)--A Vaneodtiver eight - cared ctew that will répresent Canada at the on ¢ Games in Tokyo this fall flashed over the 2,000- metre Course Saturday in five minutes and 36.6 seconds, 20 seconds better than the existitig Oympic record. i The combined Vancouver-Uni+ versity of British -- Coluribia crew, who Tuesday won the Olympic trials here, rowed the évent during the final day of the Royal Canadian Henley Re- gatta. The St. Catharines Rowing Club, which has placed a four- man crew on the Olympic team, won the regatta points cham- pionship for an unprecedented fourth straight time with a total of 421 poins during the four- day competition. Buffalo West Sides finished second with 148 points among the' 28 rowing clubs from Can- ada, the United States and Mex- ico. Detroit Boat Club was third with 134% and Vancouver, the only other club to reach the 100 mark, was fourth with 115, The Vancouver crew, stroked |by Daryl Sturdy, won the cham- pionship eights at a steady 44 strokes-a minute, edging the de- fending champion Detroit Boat Club. WINS SINGLES Toronto electrician who has also been named to the 1964 Olympic team, posted a three-length vic- tory over Jeff Kreger, 19, of Wyandotte, Mich., in the singles final.' St. Catharines which four events Thursday and two more Friday, swept the 135-, 145- and 155-pound eight-oared finals and added the senior 145- pound coxswain fours Saturday. The West Sides held on to sec- ond place in the points standing on the strength of wins in the senior heayy fours and the sen- ior 155-pound fours Saturday. The West Sides posted a time of 6:11.4 in the senior fours and has won the title more times than anyone and Gary has been trying since he was 16 -- this year he finally made the grade, --CP WIREPHOTO shown above holding the On- tario Amateur Golf Cham- pionship trophy, after win- ning Saturday, when he defeated veteran Nick Wes- lock in the final, 4-and-3. Nick Vancouver Fight Wins Tokyo Trip Lief Gotfredson, a 30-year-old 6:27.5 in the 155-pound fours. The St. Catharines senior four, which qualified Tuesday for the Olympic Games, was scratched during the final day's events when bowman Daryl MacDonald took sick. Toronto Argonauts, boosted by Gotfredson's win, placed fifth in the points race with 98%. NEW YORKERS WIN Frank Sulger and Pete Virsis defeated a doubles crew from Hamilton Leanders to give New York Athletic Club the senior double for the second consecu- tive year, Pete Johiison of the Shrews- bury Rowing Association, Wor: cesier, Mass., was also a repeat winner in the senior 145-pound single. ' Port Credit Dons won. the senior 135-pound fours in 6:32.8. The Ecorse Boat Club won its first senior Henley final since 1947 with a victory over St. Catharines in the senior 155- pound fours. Al Casales of Philadelphia Un- dines covered the quarter-mile dash in 1:28.8 to defeat Kreger in the 145-pound event. Ray Guy won Hamilton Lean- ders its only Henley medal, de- feating Virsis in the quarter- mile open dash with a. time of 1:20.1 YESTERDAY'S STARS wonidrove in a total of eight runs By THE CANADIAN PRESS Batting--Rico Carty, Braves, with seven hits including two) homers: and a double as Mil- waukee outslugged New. York Mets 11-7 and 15-10 Pitching--Gordon Richardson, Cardinals, stopped Philadelphia Phillies on five hits in major- league debut as St. Louts downed the National League leaders 6-1 and went on to sweep their doubleheader with a 4-1 victory. Toronto with a two-up decision. on the 11th. But he was three LOSES ONLY TWO ipatt wich be had 10" seabe te bg: against Weslock, the|stay in the running. It stopped man who has won the title more] inches from the hole | times than any other golfer, i Cowan was the underdog. 'But|IS FIVE-TIME WINNER he lost only two of the 15 holes} "A bit further and it would to. the 46-year-old veteran over/have been in," said Weslock, the' Weston Golf and Country|Ontario Open champion five Club course and held a five-itimes and Canadian Amateur hole lead after the first nine/twice. holes. Later he added: 'He (Cowan) Cowan ran down a 30-foot putt|finally got his name on it. He'll for a two-under-par three on the|put it on at least seven more} 474-yard third hole to beat Wes-|times if he keeps that. up." By THE CANADIAN PRESS Every time things started to look rosy for the home side, the lowed: | "Schultz now pitching for Jacksonville." In five successive Barney Schultz sauntered from the bullpen. In one of games, Schultz Proves Leafs' Nemesis public-address system at Tor-| onto's Maple Leaf Stadium bel-| in} sons made it five straight over the last-place Atlanta Crackers, hammering them 9-1 and 10-2 on top of an 8-6 victory Satur- day Rochester Red Wings re bounded from a 5-0 defeat at Columbus by sweeping 41 and 24 decisions Sunday. Phil Gagliano's three-run homer decided Sunday's opener a aa NORE Ee: Hg Be EN gine 9 8 pt NIM US Am y Motorcycle Champ Hurt In Crash BERLIN (AP) -- Mike Hail- wood of Britain clinched the world motorcycle racing cham- pionship in the 500-CC class Sun- day, then crashed in the next race, the official East German hews agency ADN reported, Hailwood crashed on the seéc- Two Chicago | Grid Players Die In Spill RENSSELAER, Ind. (AP) -- The sports world was stunned today in the wake of an 'auto crash which killed Chicago Bears' star halfback Willie Gal- imore and his teammate, John Farrington. Galimore, a seveti-year vet:) eran who was drafted from Florida A and M University in 1956, and Farrington, a six-foot- three, 217 pou offensive spread end, were kil'ed late Sunday on a rural road. Police said Galimore and Farrington apparently were returning to their living quarters at St. Jos- ADN said he suffered a light concussion and head abrasions but gave no other details. MINISTER IN HOSPITAL LONDON (AP) -- British De fence Minister Péter Thorney- croft entered hospital Monday for surgery to correct varicose veins, He is 55. ' ond lap of the 250-CC class race. | Loerpiagey ee Mike Duff of Toronto finished) winning that class In the Bast second in the 500, * |German Grand Prix rates 'Hailfood brought his cham:|the third straight year. pionship points in the 500-CC di-|earned him outright possession vision to an unbeatable 48 bylof the Sachseénring Cup. IME OPENS AT 8,00 "MUSCLE BEACH PARTY" | x OSHAWA eph College when Galimore's car skidded out of control on a curve. The car went off the road and overturned, throwing the men from the vehicle. The car then ran over Galimore's body, po- lice said, and came to rest on its wheels. Farrington was kil!ed in- stantly and Galimore died shortly after arrival in hospital. Galimore and Farrington had been training with the Bears in preparation for the college all- star football game Aug. 7. Galimore, 29, married and the father of three children, started) slowly with the Bears last year) after off-season operaiiuis on both kneés. But halfway through) the campaign, climaxed by the| Bears' championship National) Football League victory over) New York Giatits, he was off| and running. He ended his sev-; enth season with the Bears with) $21 yards and a respectable 3.8) average Farrington, 28, last season caught 21 passes good for 335 yards and two touchdowns. IN-DOOR OUT-DOOR Teale Musician's Association McLaughlin Bandshell, Memorial Park Tuesday, July 28, and August 4 Featuring Bernard Tierney and his orchestra Come and bring the whole family. Come and hear music in the park, out in the open, under the summer sky, You'll hear the best of Broadway and popular hit songs in these hour and a half concerts MC'd Come 'and enjoy Music in the Park: These concerts are presented by General Motors of Canada and the Toronto 8:30 P.M. » Comedian Ben Silverton lock's birdie and even the count. | Weslock had taken the first hole. They halved the second. A trap shot and a four-foot putt for par on the fourth put him out front for good. Weslock, the wedge artist, lost them he walked off with the|at Toronto and.catcher Bob Lip- victory. He saved three more.|ski drove in two runs for the The fifth was beyond human|Suns in the nightcap. help, giving the Leafs their only| The Chiefs recovered from victory over Jacksonville Suns.|their double shutout with a 21- Schultz bailed out the Inter-jhit barrage as Willie 'Horton's was two up on the 11th but ranjnationa League leaders in bothitwo homers accounted for the Cowan, 1961 Canadian ama-| teur champion and low amateur in the 1963 Masters' tournament, had looked unsure of himself in the semi-final against Ball. The 41-year-old Toronto golfer) been defeated twice in the fi- nal, twice in the semi-finals, four times in the quar'er-finals and once in the qualifying round. He just made the finals Sat- urday, defeating Gordon Bail of FORT ERIE RACE RESULTS Copyright 1964 by McMerray Publishing Lt. (Daily Racing Form). ~ into difficuties on the next twolends of Sunday's twin Mill asifirst game and Mack Jones hit and Cowan took them with good|they downed the Leafs 3-1 and|his 30th of the year to win the puts. |4-8, making a total of 12 rend gee ies wal ee 3 for the season. He won Satur- ookie John Stephenson 5 gg Pe eaiere game 5-2, giving himself| his first two homers of the sea- Neale. a Hamilton school/® 7-4 won-lost record. son, including a grand slam, teacher, in the other. semi-final. |CHIEFS SPLIT FOUR jand | Amado Samuel had six Wednesday's qualifying round| The second-place Syracuse straight hits in the Bisons' slug- had been the last of four 1g-|Chiefs finished the weekend four) fest against Atlanta while Jim hole medal-play rounds to de-|S4mes back of the Suns. as they|Miller's seven - inning no-hitter cide Ontario's four-man Willing-|Whipped Richmond Virginians} in the second game was the 111-7 and 2-0 after losing 5-0 andjhighlight of Rochester's double don Cup team. Weslock, a mem. ; : ber tng 16th a dios a rec-|0 Saturday night. Buffalo Bi-' victory. ord, led the team with a 279- stroke total. Cowan was second with 282. Paul Williams, 22, of Burlington made the team Wed- nesday with a sparkling six- under-par 65 for a total of 293. He was tied with Bruce Brewer of Toronto. <i SLANE EDWARDS rnc DAVID NIVEN PETER SELLERS ROBERT WAGNER CAPUCINE | "THE PINK PANTHER: =A CLAUDIA CARDINALE ot TECHMIRARIA omens om UNITED ARTISTS FEATURE TIMES 1:45--3:30--5:25 7:25--9:25 LAST COMPLETE SHOW 9:15 e his pitching perfection. on' the next three and went one over on each to drop five behind at the t urn. Weslock rallied briefly on the back nine, making a wedge shot from 66 feet for a birdie two FIRST RACE -- Purse $1,900. Claim- Ing, three-year-olds and up, foaled in hd je 6% tur' tongs. Grand, Waish 940 7.90 440 420 3.0 and up, 1 1-16 miles. 27.10 9.70 5.10 2Credit Curb, Gordon 5.4 3.50 pod A ogg 5-Em's Pride, Robinson 3.80) iss, Gubbins Also Ran in Order; Mosey On, Sagsiila, Pe tar ere ca, amar ate be om remem, Copper Cliff, Fortune Cookle and Burnt] Winner, bg, & Ponder -- Sail Cloth, by i. Lote Scretch--Grany' ; Pool $90,551. Total Pool $699,443 . Pool $34260. Double" Poot Sra.tbe Attendance 13,349. Winner, ch g, 6 ,Mavy Page -- @rand-|Attendance (6 Days) 51,481. clad, by Grand Time. Ing, four-year-olds 1-Ponder On, Harris SECOND RACE -- Purse $1,900. lain up, foaled in Hwy. No, 2-401 Bock East of Liverpool Rood Ph, 668-2692 2. l Ran in Order: Tiny Fruit, Yon Rich, Hash Boy, Brierama, and Bronze f urkey. DAILY DOUBLE, 3 AND 7, PAID $96.60 » Winner, ch g, 4, Never Say Die -- Emmea- ' tbmoud, by Ballyogan. Pool $47,296 THIRD RACE -- Purse $2,100. Clsim- ing. Three-year-clds and up, '%* miles. | Raven Wing, Parnell 22.80 12.00. 9.60) Action Staiton, Harris 690 5.70 Greek Hill, Gomez 6.20 Also Ran in Order: Cassis Miss, Mene- taus. Lavahot, Sun Hash, D. Seven Deal, Cairntield and Guiding Wave. Winner, bik g, 7, by Radiate iné -- Bronze Medal, by Pool $81,969. FOURTH RACE -- Purse $2,700. Al- lowances. Three- and four-year-olds, foal- ed in Canada, 1 1-16 miles. 1A-Canadillis, Parsons 3.80 2.80 2.20 6€! Brillo Way, Fitzsimmons 3.60 2.60! Chinese Festival, Gomez 2.60 Also Ran in Order: Damen, Muskoka, Tartrazine and Little Baron. | Seratch--A--Man Kent. | A--Viscount Harding entry. } Winner, b ¢, 3, Canadian Champ --Kiilis, 3 by a Pool $48,015 | FIFTH RACE -- purse $3,000. Ailow-| ances, fillies and mares, three-year-olds, and up, } 1-16 miles. | RMenedict, Shu! 400 2.90 2.50) 1A-Sky Diver, Fitzsimmons $5.80 3.20) Dancing Lark, Harrison 10} Also Ran in Order: Roya! Spirit, A-- Free Trial and Barbera. A--E. 8. Seedhouse entry Winner, & f, 4 Menetrier -- Queen's) Statute by Le Lavandov. Pool $42,351. Quinella Pool $43,119. SIXTH RACE -- Purse $500. Allow- ances. Three-year-olds and up, one mile on turf course. 4G'den Turkey, P'sons 100.70 30.90 11.80 &Recitetit, Harrison 7.9 5.70 T-Hllustretion, Gordon 4.30) Also Ran in Order: Nothing Secred,| Peters Sister, Royse! Maple, Windy. Ship and 1 Late Scratch--Winsmanship. Winner, bik m, 6 by Sir Harry -- Miss Choppy, by Chop Chop. Pool $86,453. 4th AND FINAL WEEK -- DON'T MISS JACK LEMMON in "'GO0OD NEIGHBOR SAM"' ...... 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