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® 2 TH OSHAWA TIMES, Fridey, December 4, 1964 FEMALE FOOTBALL COACH SHOWS HOW » "Jackie" Stringer is the of- ficial assistant. coach of a football team of boys from Tulsa Roosevelt Junior High School. But "Jackie" is a girl. The 22-year-old Tulsa University co-ed stands five feet, two inches and her statis- tics are 38-25-37. She's a foot- ball buff, who became interest- ed in coaching, because a boy friend who was helping with the team, had to quit -- but "Jackie" stayed. Above she shows one of her players how to block. --(AP Wirephoto) 'Palmer Finish Ties U.S. And South Africa KAANAPALI, Hawaii (AP)-- Arnold Palmer went birdie-ea-|dividual prizes. gle - birdie on three straight holes in one of his typical driv- ing finishes for a six-under-par 66 Thursday which got thejother players United States off to a strong start in defence of the Canada Gup golf title. Palmer's 33-33 over the 7,215- yard, par 36-36--72 Kaanapali Club course, coupled with Jack Nicklaus's 72 gave the Ameri- cans a first-day team total of 138 to tie with South Africa for the lead. The Americans were the first six strokes off the pace with a par 72 in a bracket with four Knudson of Toronto, had a 74, tal of 146 to tie with Australia for ninth place in the team standing. another roll of the ball ker Palmer from beating the reco 65 he set Wednesday in the pro- amateur preliminary. to finish in the parade of picked|cQOULDN'T KEEP UP two-man teams from 32 coun- tries, Hawaii and Puerto Rico, his partner's blazing pace. Quebec Aces back nine after shooting an out- Ditto Bisons QUEBEC (CP)--Quebec Aces beat Buffalo Bisons Thursday night by the same 4-3 score in going 37. A key shot was a 20- foot birdie putt at the 16th. Two strokes was Nationalist China's Chen Ching Po with a 68. and Denis Hutchinson shot a playing for both team and in- Al Balding of Toronto was including Nick- laus. Balding's partner, Geonge|Philippines fifth with 142 fol- giving the Canadian team a to-|tionalist Only a temporary lapse and Commonwealth Nicklaus, defending individ- ual champion, failed to match Big Jack, feeling "tired and logy," rallied with a 35 on the behind Palmer South Africa's Gary Player pair of 69s along with Leopoldo} lena of Hawaii and Jose Maria Gonzales of Brazil. Ruiz's teammate, Roberto de Vincenzo, fired a 71 to give his country third place. Hawaii was fourth with a total of 141, The lowed by Brazil with 143, Na- China and England, tied with 144, and Canada and Australia, each with 146. Bel- gium had 147. Among the other teams, Wales 1 151, New nd 152 and ,|Scotland 154, Remember When?... By THE CANADIAN PRESS World heavyweight cham- pion Floyd Patterson floored challenger Tom Me- Neely seven times before knocking him out at 2:51 of the fourth round in their title fight at Toronto's Ma- ple Leaf Gardens three years ago today--in 1961. There: were only 7,813 fans at the Gardens with a gate of $106,74€ at $50 tops for the first television double- BIG LEAGUES AGREE HOUSTON (AP)--Bo Belin- sky's stock is dropping sharply on baseball's rumor exchange. A couple of days ago Los An- | }geles Angels, his present own- ers, were supposed to be hag- | \gling with Philadelphia. Phillies in an effort to get Tony Gon- _|zales, a pretty fair ouifielder, for their unwanted southpaw while the Phils wanted to give them John Herrnstein, a sec- ond-string first baseman, in- stead. Today, a source close to the Angels told The Associated Press the club probably will s2t- leaguers. tle for a couple of minor- Return Full Powers -- To Next Commissioner There hadn't been a deal of any consequence in more than three days as major league ex- ecutives began the final session of their winter meeting today. But American and National League club owners did ap- prove two important pieces of legislation Thursday. They adopted a_ pro-football- type draft of players with no professional experience and voted to give the next commis- sioner of baseball. the broad powers vested in the first man to hold the office, Kenesaw Mountain Landis. The legislation involving the UAW LADIES AUX. No. 27 High Doubles -- Eileen Smith 435 (205, 230); Ella Long 401 (213) and Olive Clark 400 (214), High Singles Panter 233, Ma Gray 229, Hilda Baker 223, Phyllis Clark 223, Hazel Farrow 222, Ellen Burrows 22, Ethel Fogel 214, Joan Slater 206, Joey Braiden 204 and May Whiting 204. There were 13 lemons! Points Taken -- Go-Getters 3, Beatles 0; Gutter Snipes 3, Stars 0; Misfits 1 and June Bugs 2, Try Hards 1. Team Standing -- Hawkeyes 29, Go-Get- ters 27, Beatles 20, Gutter Snipes 17, Try Hards 16, Stars 15, Misfits 14 and June Bugs 6. -- Flo RAINBOW LEAGUE Team standing -- Grey 9, White % Orange 9, Blue 9, Brown &, Mauve & Beige 8, Green 7, Yellow 7, Rec s, Slack 6, Maroon 5, Coral 4, Rose S» Purple 4, Gold 4, Silver 3, Pink 3, Tan 3 and Lime 3. High Double -- J. Petron. 448 (307), B. Wright 425 (246), V. Kennedy 404 (235) and |. Way 401 (221 High Single -- D. Nickolson 238, G. | joyce 225, C. Allin 221, R, Stroud 218, D. Bentley 218, J. Huston 216, V. Burr 213, M. Cockerton 212, D. Dunvas 207, M. Pirie' 206, $, Stead 203 and M, Siert 202. C.0.F. LEAGUE Dick Stata made the charmed circle with 714 (274, 256). 600 Triples -- Norm O'Reilly 695 (255, 222, 218); Jack Dawson 665 (209, 234, 222); Don Robinson 658 (237, 232); Ev. State 619 (222, 230) and Boyce Blair 612 (271). 200 Singles -- Lucy Peeling 252, Jim Nemish 244, Frances Gibbs 242, Stan Hartshorn 237, Joan Dart 224, Wes Stata 223, Art Peeling 218, Neil Gifford 213, Molly Hartshorn 211, Walter Tippett 210, Stewart Tippett 205 and Ross Fulling 202. Points Taken -- Suds 3, Misfits 0; Peps 2, Duds 1; Bamps 2, Blows 1; No- mads 2 and Jems 1. Team standings--- Peps 4, Suds 4, No- mads 3, Jems 3, Duds 3, Bamps 3, Blows 2 and Misfits 2. ORANGE LEAGUE 200 Bowlers -- Lewis Coe 237, 268, Bob Burns 234, Chuck Ganding 227, Bob Poole 210, 208, Alex Chambers 203, Eli Lamb 206, Louise Porter 255, Archie Petch 206, Jack Goodman 250, 242, Joan Ellis 218, Garth MacGillvary 259, 214, 205, Helen McBride 217, John Gives 206, Bob Ellis 253, and: Eric Michelin 355, 224, 230. High Single has @ new holder -- Eric Michelin with 355. He bowled an 809 triple to also become the current holder of High. Triple. Other Men's High Triples were: Lewis Coe 68%, Jack Goodman 683 and Garth MacGillvary 678. High Triples (Women) -- Joan Ellis 579 and Louise Porter 574. The second section of bowling finds the teams very close, with Joan 'Freddy Flintstone" Ellis' Flintstones bowling team leading the league by one point over the Alley Cats. Honorable mention should be made to the Try Hards 11 points and Strike Outs with 10 points. CLUB 36 LEAGUE Betty Stonebridge had the only double this week. She bowled a nice 444 (256, 188). Maude, Brooks fired @ 226. is Taker -- Maple Leaves 3, But- Mawkeyes 2,/ (230, 264 OSHAWA BOWLING NEWS FRIDAY NIGHT INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE Quality Fuels was the only team to take all points this week, defeating Aca- dians 3 to 0. Dairy Queens defeated rg|Genoshas 2 to 1, Imperial Optical defeat- edé Harrison 2 to 1 and Motor City de feated Westmount 2 to 1. High scores this week were: D. Moss 797 (316, 233, 248), L. Arp 737 (260, 254, 223), C. Weeks 712 (200, 231, 281), B. Gal- Jant 689 (253, 276), K. Blackolmer 684 , W. Helmecke 678 (222, 276), C. Winnacott 647 (256, 215), M. 233), J. Bell 629 (205, (233, 229), K. Roddick 632 , L, LeBlanc 627 (219, 203, 205), 39, D. Williams 619 205, 231), G. Legere 616 (266), S. Bone- ham 603 (268). P. Cormier 602 (222, 211), and D. Wilson 601 (240). commissioner's: power and the free-agent «draft was approved by' the two leagues in separate meetings Thursday and was ex- pected to be ratified at a joint meeting today. By "THE CANADIAN "PRESS first day night in his team's 4-2 win over Boston. Bruins. .. He moved from third place to first piace with 24 points made 'up of 10 goals and 14 assists. Chicago. Black' Hawks'. | Hull and Stan Mikita Heap tively. while Camille Henry o POW Ss a a S : Montreal. Canadiens'. . Cl _|. Detroit Red Wings' Norm Ull-|'Provost-picked up as sist nan' broke 'the monopoly Chi-|his. team's 4-2 victory: over. T. cago Black Hawks have had 'onjonto Map'e Leafs 'to' e* place in the Nationalla .. fifth-place wine New Hockey League's 'Big Seven' by|Vork's Phil Goyette, both: with]| registering three assists' Thurs-|17 points. Canadiens', , Robb 5 Rousseau scored a goal'to move into..a seventh place tie with three other players; .»*. Hl The' leaders: with 23 and 22 points respec-|Mikita, Chicago * Henry, New York > NHL BIG SEVEN: jinn: icitatinw's pera heen tie Bobby BROADEN POWERS Qwners decided to broaden the .commissioner's. power - in two ways: 1, By. repealing a rule that no action taken by vote of club owners can be construed as detrimental to baseball. 2..By providing that owners will -have no recourse to the courtson-. action taken by the commissioner. Thecommissioner was strippéd of these powers during the administration of A. B. (Happy) Chandler, who suc- céeded Landis and preceded the present commissioner, Ford C. Frick, Frick will retire next year. His successor has. not been picked. ¥ The player draft will go into effect next year. There will be three drafts each year, in Janu- ary, June and probably Augus:, College players and high -|school. graduates not intending to.go to college will be drafted at the first two and American Legion and sandlot players at the third. ' MILWAUKEE (AP) -- Mil- waukee Braves manager Bobby Bragan was quoted Thursday as saying that Warren Spahn pitched so badly last season that only his name kept him in the major leagues. The 43-year-old Spahn, base- ball's greatest left-handed win- ner, was sold to New York Mets last week at his own request. He said his 6-13 record in 1964 was due in part to Bragan's refusal to start him regularly. In a story from Houston, Mil- Bob Wolf quoted Bragan as say- ing of Spahn: "He's a future hall of famer and an immortal and all that stuff. But let me tell you that if any other pitcher had been shelled the way he was last sea- son. he would have been shipped to Denver. But this was Warren Spahn and had to be handled: with great care even if he couldn't get anybody out." The great lefthander, who has won 356 games in the. National League and holds nearly a score of other records, was, Bragan id, "10 to 15 pounds over- Points T: tons 0; Belles 3, Misfits 0; Maples 2 and Rosettes 1. Standings -- Maple Leaves 5, Rosettes 4, Maples 4, Belles 3, Buttons 1 and Mis- fits 1. giant screeris the Philadel- phia fight in which Sonny Liston scored a first-round knockout : over Germany's Albert Westphal, just pre- vious to the title fight. At Philadelphia they watched waukee Journal baseball writer): weight all season, He was dead on his feet, His legs were gone. He. couldn't move off the mound, .and they were bunting him silly. On top of that his control .was terrible," In 1963, Spahn matched. his greatest year with a 23-7: rec- ord, Spahn,. at his Hartshorne, Okla., ranch when notified of Bragan's remarks, said: 'Bragan's made pretty much the same-statement about other guys that were traded," Spahn said. 'I was kind: of expecting it. He does. things like that." Spahn added: "If he wants to say things like that, why that's his business. But after all, the big thing.is what I do next year and. I'd rather not get into a running' argument with him. I just want to.do the Mets a good job." Paice of Mind is 'when you invest in adequate -- PERMANENT PERSONAL POLICIES 2 i Bragan Puts Blast | On Warren Spahn| + ot OF Ot OF Ob Ot OE FOR PRICE SAKE TERETE EREKRIEREEEEE GREER: FOR PRACTICAL SANTAS FAMOUS.PRODUCTS SOLD FOR PARTICULAR SHOPPERS FUN -- PREMIUMS -- SAVINGS "FOR PRICE SAKE FOR POWERFUL SPECIALS FOR PERFECT SELECTIONS FANTASTIC PRICE SLASHING FINE PROFESSIONAL SERVICE OSHAWA DISCOUNT HOUSE A, E. JOHNSON 0.D. OPTOMETRIST 14 King St. East 723-2721 D GIFTS GALORE Ruiz of Argentina, Ted Maka- the Toronto fight on TV. the second overtime American header. The fans saw on Hockey League game between the two teams this week. e Wayne Hicks scored the win-| © ning marker halfway through the 10-minute overtime period on passes from Ed Hoekstra and defenceman Doug Harvey. Both teams scored twice in the first period and single goals in the middle frame. Guy Gendron, Leon Rochefort end John Blackburn counted for the Aces, in first place in the eastern division of the AHL. Buffalo marksmen were John Stanfield, Len Lunde and Pat Hannigan. The Bisons remain in second place in the western division. Quebec's big guns were held in check by. spectacular. goal- tending fiom Denis Dejordy. Aces netminder Lorne Wors- '@y played the game with an in- jured ankle although this had nd bearing on the three goals scored against him as all three came on screened shots. 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