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Barrie Examiner, 16 Jun 1959, p. 5

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THE BARRE EXAMINER TUESDAY JUNE ll my SPORTS TYPE By STEVE JONESCD Sports Editor CALL ME LUCKY it We hoped that in this space today wed have of an Interview with Danny Patrick the ellBertie Fly ers puck star who recently signed to play amateur hockey with Chntham Maroons of the ORANORA Sen ior League We did not know Patricks phone number but had his street and house number given us by on acquaint ance When the telephone operator information ser vice could not give us the telephone number by the house number we decided to leaf through the dir ectory with our eyes open for the street number We came across one that was about two doors away from our subject and gave it dingle hoping the per son on the other end of the line could tell us the name of the people at whose house Patrick lived It would be easy then to get the number out of the direct ory Well the first number was called The party that answered was not the name listed in the book and did not even live on the listed street so W9 tried another T116 result the 581119 The third call got disconnected line answer tom the operator Call No got us the right street and number what should have beén right across the road from the object of our search Well this person did not know the name of the people who lived across from her and had never heard of Patrick We tried once more and got results similar to that in calls one and two It was than that we gave up Maybe well see Pat riok on the street some day Maybe well even trek to the given number hoping that Danny lives there In the meantime this scribe and another reporter who listened to our futile attempts will stand mmzed at the many changes of numbers etc in Barrie We were using directory dated July 1958 Is there another out somewhere Wéd sure like to use it Then again maybe this one is the latest on the market Guess wed just better give up Oh yes Patrick id you should happen to read this column give us buzz wfii you JUST NOTES Johnny Horock the man who signed Patrick to Ohatham contract is expected in town to day Well find out whether hes had any luck with any other exFiyers Youre advised to dress cool for tonights wrestling card at Barrio Arena Proceedings inthe ring are ex pected to be hotter than over before 17 HILLCBEST BONEBS lBradiord Grumbles Protest lifter Tilt Thrown Out Amid muiierings and grumb 1ling of prolmigame Brad lord players walked oui of Queens Park Monday night afi er umpire Birdacre called liescore tilt in Ihe illh inning in favor of the Legion The Barrie and District Soft ball league squabble developed over the umpires decision after be had thrown Bradford play er and the Bradford coach out of the game With no second string to fill in gaps in the lineup Hardncre ruled for thc Legion on the grounds Bradford could not field team Bradford look as early onenln lead bullrniled 31 when the filth frame started The vl51 furs exploded with four runs in Midland PaulQLmms got off stride four times too many at Midland Mon day night in the second frame as Barrie Flyers were blanked 44 in Scull Simcoe Baseball Dengue game The Barrie hurler walked one and passed three to start the Midland indisns off on their shutout The second was the only inning the tribe collected leather Bisons Wailop Columbus 104 By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Buffalo Bisons met up with their Columbus cousins Mon day night and as result are still on top of dis International League heap The Bisons won their seventh straight from Columbus 104 to keep halfgame ahead of on rushing Richmond which de feated Rochester 104 It was Richmonds 14th victory in 17 games whileColIImbus lost its ninth in the last 12 No other games were rolled ed Buffalo used four Jet errors three by third baseman Julian Javier and sprayed 13 hits ofl four Columbus pitchers with George ODonnell in getting the loss Don Landrum and Bobby Del Greco eaeb drove in three runs for the Blsons and Pancho Her rera hit his 16 homer Dick Bunker was the winner getting his fith win against two defeats Monarchs Drop 286 Decision At it runs were headaches Hill ing up 11 runs by the fifth and Orillia plate slie connected five times the tuning to move into two run edge The host legion club knotteditupogalninthesev coin with couple of runs Bath clubs played 124 hall for the last four innings before the game was calico Starting pitchers on bolh squads tired midway through the game Bradford Bull came out in lhe seventh after two Legion runs one Bob Amlstroog occupied the mound for five frames Bradford batters cbas ed Legiannsires Barrow from the box for Smith midway through the fifth to close nae gate after the guests plowed through their fourrun inning Bradford lo 004 000 005 Legion 002 010 200 015 Indians Blank Fiversl4O On both sides of the second frame and for the rest of the gameBarrle infielders and out fielders played 128 game while the oasis actually allowed more visitors on base in the other halvu Dean lleliotir tossed twohit ball for flvilnnings before be ing relieved on the Indian mound Beiiefer Hipch was keszol three hits in the last saveninning game Line scdre Midland Favor Barrie City To Edge Huronians Barrie City soccer club has an opportunin to spread the lead further from Coliingwood Thurs day night whenihe local squad is host to Midland Huronia Riding seasonlong winning streak Barrie City is favored to nip the Huronians tied for second after shutting out Barrie 100 100 at the Agricultural Grounds in their last session week ago Second place Colllngwond meanwhile sits Thursday out after waiioplng Midland so over the weekend Saturday the Col llngwood crew tangles with the Orlllla soccer club on the Orillla field RCAF Camp Borden kept up the secondplace pace with Col lingwood and Midland last week byredging Silcote 21 If the Air Force squad beats 10°F Thuro day night at Camp Borden the win wrll put the boys in blue game ahead of Collingwood for at least couple of days In the only other game over thewefiend Owen Sound and lheArmybattledtoainidraw at Owen Sound game slated for Orillin was called off when Stayner failed to show up Games this week include Midlt land at Barrie City and 1005 at Camp Borden RCAF Thursday at pm and on Saturday il dote at Army Drillia at wood and Owen Sound at Star DEI crest Monarchs would he keep ing an aspirin company busy for week after the shellacking they took in Orillia Monday night The Drum Merchanis wollop ed the visitors in most Im graclous fashion 296 in Bar rio and Dishlot Lndles Softball League game The hosts wasted no time pil Tap Match 13 Feature Oi Fight Card Pal OBrien and Cowboy Lee Hill open proceedings at Barrie Arena tonight The bout is preliminary on the card that features heated tag team match Featured in the second halfof the stdlar card are Larry Kasa and Bill Curry and Joe Dempsey Gentleman to be sure and The Mask Joes pro tegs The main go davrdoped last week when Kaasbosld and The Mask were scheduled to do hat ile Before it was over The Masks manager Dempsey and Kasaboskis cornerman pro tem Curry got into the not The slaughter was eventually halted by the referee who dis qualified everybody and called the bout no contest gowirh allLI four men scheduled see ac on tonight auythin is bound to happen Dont miss it Firstvbout gets underway at 845 11er P1101705 Heinruuuuarfng in The Examiner above the calcu llno exams enoro can be purchasedin gloat rHONr Ms mm Bromine retiring Judy Home on the Bar rie mound They took the measlt ure of the firing arms of Home and relief hurler Linda Miller to the tune of 25 hits all told in cluding three home run blasts Hillcrest errors 17 of them spattsred throughout the eight inning epic were no help to the guest club at all The Orillians committed four miseries The Merchants hsdto make quick sbulfleontbe mound in the second inningwlren Monarch batters collected four runs off three walks and hit from sinner Mary Mallugb Bailey finished the game in the Orillia box allowing two more runs in the fourth Joy Peacock aided the Orillia count with seventhinning home run and onapn base The eighth innlugs 11 runs was the hack breaker It came off Pat Whit ney threerun homer and Betty Ranklns basesloaded effort Six Onllra batters in first inning went around twice The difference in fielding showed up in Sheila Livingstons Barrie bot In five trips to the but the only time she circulted was on fourihvinning homer She was put out twice and flied out twice Lino score Monarchs 040200 006 Merchants 3350 038 1123 Small Crowd Bowls Opener cold windy weather kept many Barrie Bowling Club members away on Saturday ev ening and only 30 players attend ed for thisfirst meeting of fire season Alderman Morrow act ing for Mayor Willard Kinzle bowled the first ball of the sea son There were two sixend games and six prizes were presented by Kohl and Mrs Fan Walker RESEARCH BODY First of the provincial research councils in Canada that in Al berta was establishedin 1919 new MARK re 2301an 6ponefl9er szyrmdu nau or MAROEIS llSIl andCHIPS 133 some an TUESDAY nai nun 45¢ men 25 dares30 so Tak our ordercan In Owned aasooerhl Markhamill you choose to jIUNE31e 112m our 40¢ also 20 onlrs so Give your family come ro BRnAlN menhlmlwhihmm ourImmortality he magmaom nnnwlopahmlmn sen Vault chAI DEALER an an Manner SQUARE BEER CHATTER SPARK TOURNEY ROEHAMYION Engllnd AP American Junk Grim brought bottle of beer plenty of laughs and almost nonstop cbsifer to the usually grim business of qualifying for the Wimbledon iennis champion ships Monday The 25yearold player from Alhambra Calif defeated Martin Braund of Britain 97 illti 64 54 in match that lasted hours 48 minutes Grigry sipping his beer be twcen games inihe fourth set occasionally served undcrhand Ho chatted owny throughout the match and alter Brauod took pointwith net cord be culled out hope you saw that film Count Your Bless logs The qualifying matches are arranged by the All England Lawn Tennis Club Today Grigry will play Howard Wailt ion of Britain to decide wbo goes into the Wimbledon loin numenL Grfgry will beat me said Walton Hes got better game than me and better line of talk Knock Club Blanks Cookstowners 90 Knock basebniiels christened Cooksiowns new diamond Fri day night by blanking the hosls 50 in South simcoa Juvenile Baseball League game The hometown crew pulled savernl mlscues during the game that helped Knock runs Don Shannon hurled tbreelllt bail in claiming the victory and fanned 11 Cookstown batters The hosts hurlerl Schully was an taken for five hits in the tilt and was credited with four strike outs Grads Wailop Eagle Club 51 leading by 10 margin pick ed up in the first Hillcrest Grads exploded in the fifth in ning with five runs off four hits in trim Case Eagles 61 at Shear Park in an Industrial League softball game Monday night Taking advantage of three boners by shortstop Rinehart all in the same inning the Grads piled up their runs at good point as the Eagles would have knotted the score with the sixthframa run Other than the reckoning fifth both clust played it close all the way In the third inhingArt Martin pulled in weaving high fly bandied about by gusty winds for one of the highlight flyouis Fourth and fifth inning double plays by the Grads kept the Esglm hopping Eagles firstbasemsn Rich ling lasted til the sixth inning when he was ousted by umpire Ab Bowen for protesting inter ference Bowen nrled the inci dent accidentul snd your Budgeta Zepherstyle holiday Youll aIl enjoy more room more performance than youd ever expect in thrifty imported car Sea for yourself how six tall people ride in cushioned comfort theres plenty of headroom aodlegroom wherever sit Then check the trunk for luggage spnne it takes radium load And the new Mark II all types of driving You you got from that smooth 64ylindor engine wayiteatsuphighwaymilesifxinstanta Handling and parking on easy assign tenors you still Zephyr has power to spare for 11 enjoy ell feeling or confidence the easy ecclarntion toothanks is compact drlvé 25 to so miles per BEAT BOSTON Cleveland Back In League Lead no wusrs Associated Press sun wnur Clevelands revived In din ns suddenly are back in the Ameri can League lead afterwinning six straight in scramble to stay ahead of lhe fastclosing Detroit Tigers The Indians counting all their rims on three homers shot back on top with 51 victory of Bus ton Monday night for 002 per centage point edge over Chi cagos idle White Sox But the Hood Is Seeded libove Gonzales FOREST HlLlS NY AP mun Promoier Jack Kramer No over pro champion Pancho Gonzales Monday for the 315000 professional tournament shining next Sunday at tho West Side Tennis Club Gonzales was No followed by Ken Rosewsll and Frank Sedg man Promoter ock Kramer said the readings were based on formula derived from previous tournament performances Kramer also said earlier in New York Alex Olmedo Peru yian star of the 115 Davis Cup team had turned up his nose at saomacoslooooo offer join the pro teams troupe in the Somebody else has Olmedos ear and he figures hes going to sign for $150000buf not with me the Los Angeles tennis im presnrio said Ive made my of fer He may find himself crawl ing back to us later on Kramer said he had discussed possible professional career with the sensational young Peru vlsn before the latter left for England to prepare for next weeks Wimbledon championship SAVE sroo on YOUR nasrmo now No MONEY DOWN ram sunvnv ear us our GAS SHEET METAL AT COST OIL WE am ANY WHERE IN ONT l4 MISSISSAGA Phone FA 55620 Collect tho mnhy lowcoat Ford oannadcsarvioaiaclosoathmrd See the Zodiac tootho Zephyr luxurious Sherearl cu mum an MS an In Tigcrs closed within 15h games of the lead by handing Hoyt Wil helm hu first defeat of the sea son in 64 victory at Baltimore lheir lath in 23game rocket ride from the cellar I6 with Harmon Killebrew ham mering his 22nd home run for the Senators in the only olher game scheduled in the AL League race Now the Braves with their slugger shackled by shutouts igllt times all last year as they third of the season gone theyve been whitewashed six limes Archie Bloor 53 Was Pro at Orillia Archie Bloor 53 died Monday club professional Golf and County Club from 193 to 1949 For the last seven years men wife four sisters and two broth llnnverlfon Burners AuroraIna Dealer Forced Alt Oil Oil Burners New Oil Burners Used all space Hutu ONTARIO GAS AND OIL HEATING innII llnd mun shale man value rrlorl run luau II III ImportI eml YANGILIA PREFEGI consul ZEPHYR THNFTYTIIAI4£8 muck prion PA ssszo The Indians backed up Gary Bells threehit pitching with solo homers by Jim Bass and Woody Held and clinching llileelllll shot by lilirmie llinoso who broke 141 lie by tagging an c2 pitch in the fourth inning The homers made it brceze for Bell who struck out nine but walked six while claiming record Washington ripped Kansas City Dodgers Blank Braves Twice In Twin Bill Lead Dwindles By ED Willis time in four years Monday night Associated Pm siaff Writer at Los Angelcs when the Dodgers Just month ago Milwnukeelmude off with +0 victory be wns riding hm streak to SIhind the fourhit pitching of Don Drysdule who struck out l9 It was the lanky rlghtbanders second shutout of the year but his first in two months and sliced Milwaukees lead over sec ond place San Francisco to 019 percentage points in the only Na tional League game scheduled SLIPPING HACK The Braves now have lost 15 games while winning only 13 srnce taking that Aligame lend last month Theyve been shut out five times in the slum losing 60 to Chicago Cubs Dick Drctt Sunday before bumping into Drysdaie smc bulge in the National live limp lead of one game The Braves were blnnlrcd only ut away second straight pen ant Now with little more than The champs were handed two onsecutivc shutouLs for the first DRILLIA GP Archibald llle eighth tee of the golf nurse he served for in years as He was pro at the Couchiching had been real estate sales Mr Bloor is survived by his rs Forced Alrv0o1y tmoo Wnler Hester mm 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