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ans am SUMMER is the season of accidents Not that they dont happen at other times but the number mounts sharply as soon as the holiday season arrives More over all theadvice issued by highways departments safety officials and editorim pages can d6 little more than make dent in the sad statistics The reason is obvious This is the seasonwhen peo ple change their mode of living Ilhey travel more much more so that highways are crowded and more hazardous they turn to activities to which they are not conditioned physically or mentally andidellberZ ately seek out excitement adventure and fun ingener ai After all isntthat what holidays are for If mass improvementds too much to hope for the smart people should at least decide to make every el fort not to add to the statistics thus bringing some inlprovements pt the individual levelt One of the cleverest phrases ever coined is SAFETY mesa but unfortunately through common use it has lost much of its meaning It means simply taking look at situation IN ADVANCE weighing the pos sibilities and making sure survey orany group of accidents will show that the application of this prin ciple would have prevented almost all of them To GET down to specific cases since thefirst of July we have had casual encounters with one teen ager with broken leg suffered while playing on park swing teenlager with body abrasions and par ent with facial abrasions all severe and suffered while horslng around on wet dock case or sun burn requiring dressing healthy case of poison ivy and two glass The last two were the victims oflanothers thought lessness but all the others were preventable through the use of safety First thinking ON THE subject of broken glass it is high time some one came up with an answer and to our thinking it might well be the people who manufacture it lest they lose more of their business to the makers of plastics and tin cans Our best suggestionis that file government tack stiff penalty upon abandoning glaas anywhere Just as theyhave done with throwing trlmh on highwaysAbottle will always be an invitat ion to kid to smaSh it Lets not blame the kid lets to see that th bottles arent there in the first place BARK LAKE is as attractive place as its name sounds We have just come home from pleasant weekend there deeply impressed with the Department of Educations LEADERSHIP TRAINEE OM41 direct glrls with severe root cuts Mom broken ellmp oper experts Emphasis is on onmning out canoe trips and out door living whiuhexplains how Jim luncheon prin cipal of Oakley Park school name to be on the camp staff new years ago Much of ourtime was lots all teachers and regular guys who are making preparation for the amvalat the end of the week of some boys average age 16 To emphasize the regular point one need but men tion one of the counsellors who is well enough known to be critehion He is Jack McKenzie of Kitchener Waterloo Dutchmen and international hockey fame If he is qulet and selfetfacing there are others who more than keep things in balance me now has ev erything they were heading out purporting to argue over who got what pack on the portages We envied the kids Whowers soon to become their charges The angle district would beenriched if it could acquire among its teenagers some graduates of hark Lake secondary students should make inquiry Girls occupied the camp during July JACK MeKENZIE moves to Slidbury this fall to join the staff of Lockerby Composite High School there He plansto retire from active competition in hockey More about camping tomorrow Dont itl spent with 11 camp counsel Ibu enziodsywilntbe Alton EraokJlogan thatjbis racket proben have into the use emphasizing tbattbe infillsilica has nothing to Barrie ladies Win llnd Losef Two games were played in the BarrleUDlstrlet Ladies softball League last night with Bflrrlc teams wlnning losing At Queens rare alum Monarchs when one of their bestdirplays of power as they trounced Orlilla Merchants 176 In all Is bils raluedou their batmunlmost everg meWnlbermgi the em snag TinaCameron bad perfect night with four singles land sacrifice Shells Livingston and Ann Worrall hit home runs while Karen Hare and Living ston each had double Ann Kearscy was lnllel best form allowlng only six scattered bits one homer by Cath linda Marshall for Monarchs and Mary Mellugb for Mer chants came up with feature catches in the fielding depart ment At Newmarket Vareoo Willows bowed to Dixons as they suf fered leldlng lapse in the seventh to allow four runs on threehlls and three errors the margin of victory for Dlxlllls Sarah Barradeil allowed the Willows eight hits Ann Averill and Edgcrton getting two each Mary Beriheloite bad double the only airs base blow lilckllng and Hlpwell shared the Varooe pitching chums be ing touched for ii bingles Eunu had two singles and Preston triple to lend the Dixon hitters will rlln an on aha was Scheduledffor Pans or may GIVEN Walla as pm own pro lloo company Roséusnhn En terprises Incorporated told his version of stricter part of the sioryin copyring article ap pealing in Sports illustrated in ll be charseobe unwillingly signed away contrul ofbls oom puny to salvage the June as light in which Jobsnssoniifledibefiila inibres rounds at Yankee Sta dlum Boselmho said mleonslslcd of turning over ooelbizd of the stock in Rosensobn Enterprises in Cliarley Black described as ll friend and associate of Cus DAmato and another third to Vincent Veleua an oliomey and friend of Black The promoter said if these terms had not been met DAlnato Patfersons manager would have called off the fight Veieils term ad Rosensohns slow untrue shall sludy it carefully with aview to possible action he said in statement under stand tbat the New York State Athletic Commission has an nounced it will investigate this situation welcome such an in vestigation and will be delighted to rest my caseupon its out come Last weekVelella turned lip with twothirds owls stock and Rosensnhns objections seated Irving Kahn of Tele PrompTer Inc as director of the promotion company Three days later Rosensobn resigned as president Impound Don Evans Purse When HeyHides Lsrrllpin Louie Papineau made triumphant return to the northern territory last night at the rBarrieArcnn Dubbed the peoples choice Louis was that and more ln hisrown bout be made short work of Bad Benny lru del Before the start of the main go Loule drew more cheers by challenging Don One Man Gang Evans Said Louie travelled all through the States this past win ter and in each city heard that Evans bad just left vlve chasing him for seven months Now that Ive found him liwsnt him Weu sir Louie hasnt quite get him yet although they ex changed few unscheduled bells lastevening But were liltle ahead of the story Evans had to first cope with Larry Kasaboskl And cope he dimes the two ringwise veterans excited the crowd as has never been done here before The iringslders were completely outof control 1hey wanted to tear Evans apart Late in the fiasco Mark Stone who defeated Johnny Walkeriwitb claw in their From Louie scheduled bout stormed into the ring to give the gang helping claw Paplnesu kicked up bigger storm as he reared in Refs eree Bud Cody who got in the ww ol innumerable flying fisis and feet finally called it halt He awarded the bout folfasa boski as Stone an Evans delt fender entered the ring first The villains after much ar gument with the fans left Louie and Larry calico em back Theywouldnt come The arena management then impounded Evsas purse as the gang was responsible for the trouble and wouldnt see it to finish EVANS mle Unwiliing io enter the ring with Papineall unless aided Evans said he might take him onion tag match Papi neau has already asked Kasalt boski to be nissidekick angered Evans even more and he threatened tofleave the territory and go to an un known place wheretbis kind of justice prev However with his money hang log in the balance we should know the Score soon single ill there is new hope in hymn the Cleveland dinns who now troll Chi only twogumesinibe ean League nee mayors with his 416 belting average but be probably wont have enough at bats to be eligible for the league title He needs about 236 more appearances at the plate end of Iblglyans have only 49 ama 20cziainiy4he deal that brougbt Francons to Cleveland fromDe 0mm trait in exchange for Larry Doby last March ranks with one of the best Frank Lane ever made DRIVES IN FOUR RUNS Francona helped send poor stumbling lYashington down to lts 17ih straigbtdeleat Tuesday night when he drove in four runs Grads Keep Hopes lllive lililcrest Glad stayed alive in the hot conigst for playoff spots in the Barrie industrial softball set by turning thetables on Case Eagles lo thetune of 104 at Mansfield Park last night Eagles bad trounced the Grads on Friday night Jack Vair come up wltbcns of his best pilcblng efforts as he set down the iractolmen wuh three hitsHe allowed seven walks hut sharp fielding behind him kept Case off the score sheet except inlthe second and fifth McLean bad double in the fifth to driveln the see and run Pnnkhursi and Robinson shared the Esgiesjpifching and were touched forI only five safe ties but three of these came in row in the sixth followmg walk andra hit batsman in nutbey gave up eight walks and hit three batsmen while the modern major league record is1 my Chicago Phll In clevclondn victory The outfielder sparked odour run the third wlihbis two run triple and bit hlsdzib homer in the seventh Ilfer Mini lumen walked Jim Perry threw nxnlou total alll ram Coolie lhvagettofs Senators who bsvuli won since they hen sum Citan the am bait ildoublebeader can boa ub record for futility lfthey blow todays doubleheader In fuchthe League and gays Chicago dose of ils own onerun medicine The came up with we no earned runs in the eighth for BASEBALL RECORDS American League Pct GBll ii 502 581 505 HT 500 10 486 12 485 12 Cleveland Baltimore Kansas City Detroit New York Boston Washington Zlgfllflfltlt ani assesses Mllwbuhe San Fran Los Angeles cage Pittsburgh Cincinnati St Louis 49 International League PolGBL Buffalo 69 45 585 Havana 517 Montreal 58 69 496 10 Columbus 487 11 Rlchmnnd 487 11 Toronto 182 12 Miami 08 12v Rochester 466 14 team committed iwo errors to complete the rout Thornton Top Baseball Loop Thornton clinmed first place in the final league standings of the Soutblimgoe Baseball Magus by squeezmguuta 10 win at Alliston last night Pitlt cller Don Johnston was in his best form as he set illthome sters down with one bit single by BMason in the third Thornton now has 27 points with one game left to play Al llston in second spot have play ed all their games and have 26 points Barrie hold down third spot with 24 points and one game lelt PCameron did the hurling for Alllsion coming up wth an effort good enough towin most games but weal opening in ning proved his undoingIn that stanza Thornton got five or their six hits andnotclled both their runs For the winners Broley had two doubles and Morrow one while Broley Johnston and Normle Jacques eachbad Blue Bombers Down Aloueites MONTREAL CF Winnipeg Blue Bombers til eir strong ground attack backed up by ode quafo passing defeated Montreal Alouettu 394M nlesdaynigllt Winnipeg scored five of their six majors inihe first half and held threetouchdown lead at bhiftlme But their advantage dwindled ss Monkea quarter back Sam Eicheverry tried de sperately to catch up He throw them connecting fora total 258 yards ROLL ALONG 6R0le The Grey Cup champions scored five touchdowns along the ground with wingback Charley Shepard getting two Gordie Row land Jerry JanlesBob Stransky and hen Lewis scored the other Bomber touchdowns OnJy Winnipeg scorer through the alicame when Jim Van Pelt heaved from his own 41 to Lewis who was all alone on the Mont be sold deckion over mm Sex who had won 26 0131 previous naerun Rookie Ken cBrldelrom Ilr left in the seventh dimpulls with the bases losdedand Chi cago winning 21 no Johnny Ro manos tworun pinch homer Re efman malfown walked inmtlls lying run or Gerrys ey took over Tile Orioles scored the liebreaker when Luis Anali goldliouldghlgctogf throw after is me Klaus grounder 8in Heel was the winner and McBride the lose Frank Laryworked bis uual magic on the Yankees as be iroit made it ll out of is over New Yorkwilh cls Lsrynowbaswonrlvelnarow over the Yanks this your and holds ll 2le lifetime edge over his favorite cousins Nell Chris Iey who has only nine bib Tigers and Mickey Mantle bll No 21 and all Howard No is for New Yor Kansas Cil dropped in falltil plseeby rptilng twinlglgtor Bostou Pets Runne drove in three runs in Boslon Elli victory for Tom Brewer Tile Athletics scored six in the sixth to lake the second game renalEleven men boiled in the his inning that ruined Al Schroll and gave Murry Dickson his second victory Mined Reactions 2nd AllStar Game LOS menus who fate of future sécond allsisr game appeared uncertain today Easeball Commissioner Ford Frick said he plans to take an other vote of the players shortly to learn whether they want to continue the second game for next year dont think theyre for it However its their game and theyll have to make the decision If they vote against it Ill drop the game There were pros and cons among the players Yes we the Yankees voted for it said New York catcher Yogi Berra Else we wouldnt be out here Its for good cause in am But if we have snolller one Id like to see both games played in space of five days Then everything wouldnt be crammed intnsucb short notife like this one DRYSDALE COMMENTS Don Drysdnlc Los Angeles pitching too who was charged with the National Leagues de feat agreed with Berra This game has been badly presented to the public be said This game isvnot for the play ers of today and certainly doesnt mean any money for the owners It is for the playerspension fund and not mind you the young players of today but for the old players The most vehement of the dis sidents were Early Wynn yel erdn Chicago White Sex pitcher and Frank Malzone BostonRed Sox tblrd baseman think two allstar games are stupid said Wynn said so 20 psssosin the second half is be ore and have seen no rea son tochange my mind AH 31 George Bullies Barrie PA 34158 real 30 Van Pelt converted three touchdowns cemeteries urn We lust said Malone and nobody gives damn This is fares and im golng lo be dragging my tail tomorrow Mslzone was referring to the gaaynlgbt dghuebgeheader fills Reg were uled to sum new night Ted Williams of Boston and Stan Muslal of St Louis Cardin iwa games Im sure glad was asked to out of coming BALTIMORE ANTile play ers wanted the second allstar baseball game to start next year but the owners steammuered it season ll Nleman of Baltimore Orioles aimed today They the owners saw chance to pack that has Angela bowl with maybe 90000 people said Nieman Baltimore player representative per cent of the gate votherwlse Niernan defended approval of two alleles games in one season by the players He said ltwas done to provide the money to pay pensions players The pension plan was two years ago and Nieman said $12000000 fund deficit was created when we agreed to make the new planreirosciivo to include players active as far back as 1946 The second game at Los An geles Monday drew 54982 fans and netted the players pension fund$26233647 plus $151000 of the television accounL Par ins You ms GOLF SANDY cave GOLF course lluouaulollalnui unsound On am one sis spoke enthusiastically for play said Muslal got kick Dont forget the ownelsget 40 to older revised LIoin the select group tum whoa mom oetlllsyesrLettheCmsdim US IvneBlddking on View Teniqht sari CANADIAN muss Toronto football fans get look at Lba US games unlimliod blocking tonight and Argon auts coach Hump Pool says that once een Canadian fans will allfor the nolimit interfer ence The Argus meet the National Eontball League Chicago Cardin alsln an exhibition game atibe Big Four clubfs new exhibition stadium Pre byterians Willluain In church 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