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VHENTHE YMCA OPENED SAT RDAY MORNING with the promise that there would elicitinglessons by sage membersof the fight game no less than is youngst ers filed or rather stormed through the doorsto actively take part in the sessions Instructingtheyoungsters who THE minqu EXAMINER monolitarmi 195 SEASONAL DISEASE Well the big league baseball schedules are just about ready to break dot of the pits and head for the wire 154 games away And at this time oi year every Tom Dick Harry and sports writer makes his predictions as to who will finish where and even why Now thats pretty big order for anyone especially for guy who has nevcrseen the inside of major league ball park except through the mediu league ball is triple and the fellow who graduated this spring But what would life be like if we got too complacentuand the phone stopped ringing and no one had anything toueomplain about So were game and here goes well swing over to the Junior Circuit the American League first Ball fans even give sports reporters the benefit of doubt in this league saying even the dang sports writers couldnt pick anybody but the Yankees this yeah After thatbowcvcr nobody is really too smart and it all becomes big guessing game So welllgo along with the Bostonlléd Sox to fin ish second Ted Williams may have gained considerable notoriety for his political blasts and spitting antics but he is still to be counted on as the big slugger He should he capany backed by Jackie Jensen the onetime football star Jimmy Ficrsall the grandest flychaser of them all Mickey Vernon still BOOhitter and some young hurleis ex periencewise who are ducto put tpgethcr some good rccords While we are downright sure picking Boston for second place will bring us some guffahs we are doubly surctbat more will come from our selections of the third and fourth place finishers In the number three slot we see the Detroit Tigers led by still youthful greats Al Kaiine Harvey Kucnn Frank Lary and Charley Maxwell Then therch powerhitting Ray Boone who has really blossomed since departing from the Clcveland lndians few seasons ago Then come the lnluns themselves who according to this humble observer cant score on Score Herbtalone The mighty lefty has ready established himself in class with Milwaukee Braves Worre Spahnand the Bombers Whitey Ford other than Herb stars dont shine too brightly over Cleveland Roberto Bobby Avila has failed to have more than one real good year Vie Wertz still younger than his bald head would indicate is not the best at his position either Bob Lemon and Early Wynn too great hurlers at one timekwiil fall below par and naturally enough Al Smith will possibly have standout year but that still wont be good enoug No one is ever too concerned with the clubs floundering in the sec and division and there seems little difference whether they finish fifth th seventh or eighth But well throw the White Sox always the ridegroom etc fifth The sixth Seventh and eighth positions asfar as we arevconcerned can be throwninto hat Then throw the Kansas City Athletics Baltimore Orioles andWashington Senators in and let themsc Natl al League through our 0ch mes musty old crystal ball we see not fight for second place as in th American loop but threeway battle to the wire for the pennant The threewe see kcep ing fairly even pace atetbeBrooklyn Dodgersipfcoiirse theyre the dlefending champions the Milwaukee Braves and the St Louis Card as Lookingrahend several monthsnthercryst ball showstbat be waukeeBraves with three of the best sta pitchers lnthe game along With some slick infielders and heavy clouters willbit the tape ahead of the other two teams mentioned Warren Spahn the veteran lefty hasnt given any indication that be gt oing tofbave poor year Bob Buhl and Lew Bordette have develop into strongarm righties the past few seasons and are just at their baseball peak nny0Con hell and Johnny Logan are two of the slickest glo en around either circuit Hank Aaron last seasons batting sensatio Eddie Mathews Joe Adcock and Del Crandall are able to hit thelung ba Were handing second place to the Cards led by Stan Musial andi newvfound sensation Kenny Boyer Everyone knows Step The Mans valueLsst season Boyer showed em that he was aca third sackontbevallstar squad Al Dark hnda disappoi ng year in 1956 at hasthe spirit andtaicut to come backhard in Vinegar Bend izell has the potential toheeotne great portsid ncluding size and speed is his fav er stherrisnro rid cant see the Do ers re Na onal League champions We cant seetbe compare sine keeping pace with the front runners right Spider FeeWea Rees Roy Carnp whoare no liags No doubt level allrsumm KThenwhat ahontltbe Bums burltngeorps wont have Winning season he does then well go back to finger typing Carl vesore arias SotiieBum management games éd of television or the movies Our closest taste tomajor Sutherland andBob Green Hon tic Hargreaves skip opening essions was to keep ce Proper position of he feetsojsay theriiiginen means the position most ole from whereyou can th your biggest bombs now handling the boxing progra first thing the kids learned or at Vast we Curlin For the firsttime in its illus trious history of about 25 years Hon Earl Rowe Curling Trophy goes to Stroud All this was ac complished Saturday in the eight oommunity knockout bonspicl at Cookstown Two rinks competed from each of the communities in the same manner as the Ontario Curling Associations Tankard and District annual evnts The Stroud skips were Fraser Earl Rowe made the presentation of his trophy thatcveningn Herman Harvey Bond Head7 Barney Gibson Allislon Charliefarown Bond Head 10 W2 Caesar Alliston Bob Green Strand Charlie Watson Hecton Harvey Beeton FraserSuiherland Stroud ldividual gainc results not re ceived Churchill 15 Bradford 12 Cookstewn 17 Thornton 14 Semifinals Stroud 20 Cooksv tlown Churchill 16 Bond Head Finals StroLid 19 lt Churchill l4 Dangerfield Continues Playcontinues tonight at Bar re Curling Clulflnthe fou ll set of the roundrobin for the mens chainpi nship and Dangerfield Trophy undefeated teams remain in compe ion Oii an extra en Paddy Miles beat Howard Burbidge 98 ncf games wr ho SinceFrankHe ey Kennedy skip Jimmy Simpson Jack webb use Robinson Adams skip lloy Smith Needhsm Bert Cross Burbidge Ken Walls Ab Cheesman Miles skip Al ie Jack Garn er Howard Johnston Rely Golly peau or Ed McE skip Bill DymcntDean Arbuth rfls hing for idirnm George Seymour iogston Jennett rack Burbidge Ger Doug Homer i7 Cecil no Eliii To Strand lxoiaFirsil Riveti Trophy Evienf Elihu Aliiston came up with real family effort in its game One rink consisted of Barney Gibson father his son Brian was lead and two brothers completed the rink Personnel Bceton Ernie Letts Ronnie Lisk Ernie Spurr Dl Harvey skip Don Colbounlilurdock Mc Cuish Tom Reeves Charlie Wat son skip gt Slroud Campbelllohn Cowan lrvlng Nelson Fraser Sutherland skip Harold Robert son Blythe Black Marshall Comp bell Bob Green skip Alliston Bill irvln Ken White side Bill Boyce Caesar skip Brian Gibson Ted Gibson Pat lbson Barney Gibsonvskipi Bond Heodeack Melbourne Leonard Ransom Andy Grimsby Finkbeiner Charlie skip ayhe Peachman 1e17 are shown proper stoiice by WalJ Charlienrovm sonDon Anderson Bud Brown Herman Harvey skip Thornton Cecil Harris Bert Sheliswell Bruce WiceGordon Henry skip JoeLennon Gcne Spencer Herb Shannon skip Bradford JimEverltt Bill Mel bourne Frank Lee Art Knee shawskip Dr Dan McMichael Orville Hand Dr Gib Blackwell Keith Noble skip Cookstownleith Brown How ard Cole Elgin Connell William Riley skip Lionel Dawney Thomas Thomson Alan Plough ton Lambert Wilson skip Churchill Ritchie Canning Alf Davis RP Lucas Jack Reive skip Girvan Sawyer Ernie Knee shaw Harry SioanFrank Kell T011119 Tomr Flear won the Afhby vctt Trophy for the top bowler the logame tournamenteom pleted Friday night at theBarrie Bowling Academy The tourney was open to men of the Mens Major League only While Flears ngthe sil vcrware his year was grand thing it was given more prestige whe it was noted thatthis is the teeond consecutive year that Tom has won thehonors Thechanips total score was 3708 Closest to himw Pete Who finished with 3849 liertvas third alnong the sharpshootois with total or 9520 gt The host dominatedHie winnings in the Georgian Bay district badminton championships this weekend The local players combined to en Sound team win the team title points Drillia was as points unihonors also vIcnt the way of the Oweii Sounders Franklin won the mens Single over Garnett Tremblay of Oll 1818 1542 comblifid mm with 145 second with Millerto Win themens do for the host club $1315 vcr Gainett Fourof five individ Tremblay bowlers started inthe tournament but 13 failed to complete their games Like the ladies they had ample extra timeto finish their sets Here the sct scores of the finishers r6 minimum37M IOIBJJJIHSSIMD 63407242854520 120siisoi1744513 newsman3171 iris122040714481 iossiznuisscst 101112511le$432 ionizeMImuiz llfillildlmfiOfi 12154911408375 imizztinosaaii 10824121403041 1mm 9715056 900 on BA eBADMINiON in theimixednkdoubles event when the defeated Ann Howelland rge Rodd of Orillié 154 945 gt 1517 TheBarrie team lustits first amethen wonfour straight Pat Ryan of Bracebridge was theconsolation winner in the ies ugles event tbandJcan Millercf day night LlctHKGeps were consolation Barrie Legion be and rurining in he lug lCliihcy hockey playedfiheir gilt at llnlon ville and defeated Ward Insula ten Bill Cartncllpiclied up from Orlilia as replacement scored five goals Larry rher and jYic Lindsay scored the others Saturday the locals playedfat Richmond mu against Bomaes winning by 51 in Barrie goolgetters were by Vlaines twice Wayne Pifei Vic Lindsay TiloydgGivcns apd Bill Cartricll The kids play again this even ing intAuiota sAsiiYn Aurora Elias hadlittlc trou ble in whippingPoint Edward Merchants 1+2 in Aurora Satur It was the openin game of the OHA Intermediate simefinal series The serie 15 bestof three affair Thenext game is scheduled for Eoint Edward Wed nesdny Phil Nicholas and Dave Harvey scored three goals apiece How ard Bullock connected twi Ted Vandcrpol Frank Edwards Laurie Thoms Don Gibson Walt Fines and Andy 2le bad singles for the winners beanscorcd for Point Edward Gary Fitzpatrick andIJackVcrv Aprilgt12L cesGroup vrimiian TRAPPE CHIILiwACilt cmii ale vments 48 who has had liap pers license for 32 years he has can ht enough mu ts coat in re than150 wo tween 15900 and 20 musk rats are caught in the Val ley each year More than half of 20309 ns who died cancer in Thefavored Otto defeated th Gu ph Btltmores 32 at pl Leaf Gardens Sun on game lead Klpr nwianing the mixed doubles championship lthoda Baileyof Uitersonwoa es singles title with scor 11 and 118 iirieAtbbhtts and Mrs 150 belAgnew ofrbwen Sound won the indies doubles title with séoresiof 158 153 over Jean Teddy andEv Thompson Utte gt You can ependfon tie for Speedy transportation whether move across country our padded vans are your amtce that your assess cond vant to the street aross the gt expert packe ad roomy ions will 31 arrive in tion coon no éllvlro lace Within seconds these boys started swinging Seeoiid from left shows the second class of fighters They seem quiteinterested lnrwhat isgoing on Second from rightaie rtwo youngsters in combat Thats Archie ThompsonQin the background At right are two competent instructors Don Wellece ondArchieThompson tilottoman non CAPTUBEEnnvmmy The many howling leaguesin daysfor the 055 of 5qu Barriearejnio the playoffs and the fact that FevIIcpryone wouldgig accordingly many teams and inL in th 15 games dividuslr are being erowncd Hem klngs queens and just plain me finishers champs Among the trophies being 0117 swardedfor champions isfthc Dot Jones Cdo Trophy fortbc ladies This SEEP yen winner is Vi Perry who Cou land had tocome up wi good hits on thejinal three lls othcr15lt game try 0n the strengt of two strikes on the 10th from Vis 15th game finished at252 Her final five gametotzil was 240 and her 15 game total rcg cred 3362 just enough to edge outMarion Robils lard who finis ed second with total sec of Third prize whose last ga of the touma meat was 2443 Herscore ofthc iinal fivegameset was 976 and her15ltgame score was 3135 of the 15 starters itwas un fortunate that 10 of the women didnt get in all their games The tournamentwas held over several cheeky qults Lead All ston Chesley Colts gr ed the lead in the DEA Junior final ser ics by scoring lat period vic toiy over the ilistoii Hornets The Colts havewon two playoff games and the Hornets one The fourth game is to he played in Paisley tonight fourth final ndwinning go for Chesley ame at 1002 of th Iinalpetiod offthevstick of set scores ionioasm 421103er chainmm as tut1m aream asiimamms atoms 92040n 001 ms norms cornos 9113539 mum1714972 oniosz canion mamam nice we 9801014 eos moonmo immunema eso axem sin ins one2752 391 597 95542711 sea coo viams on no 311256 in 731 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