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Barrie Examiner, 29 Aug 1959, p. 8

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an more trim harmony mover in un 44 ESPQRTS Arr moss LADIES Spots 31 The following goesto show what happens whamwe try to dothings too far in advance It was written an hour or so before the ladlullna golf rounds got under way Oh yes Mr Wéatherman youre clinker wnEN Lamas non golf competition theymake it bangup affair for sure THE LAST THREE DAYS three of the warmest of Midyear naturallythe Slmcoe County Ladies Golf Tournament was held at Barrie Golf and Countryqlub Not only was the weather excellent but so was the golf Donnie Tle TartanDar event so or the finer golfers played as many as 12 holes That strikes one as being enouth But not for thegais BESLDES THE REGULAR drivas irons chips and lt putts driving and putting competitionwas held Apparently this is regular feature at all ladles tournaments Had the sun theyd have probably held competitions for all of the other clubs as well Where do they get all of the en ergy or is it Just that they havensomuch enthusiasm mama EVENING skies playedunto the iemmes stayed upa little longer and Mrs Thursday nights cloud formations were fit for the finest painters pallets THE WEATHEltMAN like any other gent ls ob viousiy leery of doing thexialr sex any pm He did his utmost to stay on the good side this week AT THE END OF BACK evenings play the ladies held theirown parties aswell as attending the fab ulous settings set up byRoss Bonhnmat the diner WE TOOK ADVANTAGE as always of Ros Jpreads and know full well that the ladies ate like the never have before Like modea real hit JUST NOTES if Eddie Rehlck knt the hardest the Weatherman Bonth working professionalin idle country wed liketo know who his superior is Not only did he keep the results tabuiated during the ladies the yardage for the driving golfing but he paced out competitions then chased the balls as theywere hit and paced again His arrowlt markings on the putting green had the delicate fem inine toudh as well Gee whiz Eddie EVERY SATURDAY on these pages we will have roundup of sporls activities at ROAF Camp Borden fashioued from the typewriter of Jerry OToole rnn amiss KNUCKLE boys are back Next Tues day with Hamlo ArenaDon One Man Gang Evans and Inuie Palplneau will engage in 15mund bout TEE Brim HOCKEYvLeague has an opening for one more team Anyone interestedget invtouch with Dick lake snr scar BORDEN Flyers Softball Champions For Third Year In allow By JERRY OTOOLE RCAF Camp Borden Flyars de feated the RoyniCanadian Army Service Corps by the score of 293 to win the Garrison League softball title for the third straight year niesday For thefirsf three lnnihgsit looked like ball game with Service Corps holding Miead in the fourth rs broke loose Jerry OToole singled with Bob Purcell pushing him to Sec and on hunt Then upeamo Roberts Home and Allen for three homelluns in row Bern ieScobie took the win with Bruce Perrin the Anny Ser The Anny learn used five chers with Bruce Perrin start ing Ferguson in fhe fourth Smith and finally Perrln again in the top of the ninth Jiha league championship cup was presented by Col Cowan of the Army side He also present ed the trophy to Sgt Bill Owen of the Se team forbeing the leadin hitte of the Here is suggest Bsrrie andDistrici Senior ag baii League The RCAF Flyers have won the softball league championship for the past five years In 19551956 Barn sen onsn Games fitQIieensPdik roe OASA Vplayolfgame boa tween WorstGrads and field was scheduled to tan at 230 this afternoon pionship lor league championship we all remember thatlsss seriu and now Garrison League champions for three straight years My suggestion is challenge game be played between RCAF Flyers and the champions of the Barire and District Senior Leag ue One game at Queens Park and one gameat the Air Force diamond We pass the hat and all money taken in would be sent to the Milk Fund have younoticed the boys out on the sportsfield throwing the pigskin arode Thatcan only mean one thing that are flag football time again andia five team league has licenfonned Lakeview Dairy One Game Away From The Title Lakeview Dairyislust one game away from the Barrie ro dustrini Softball League cham The Dairymen playedrthemv selves into Lhatepviable position last nighlat Queens Park by defeating Case Eagles at Lake view now leads the bestoffive serids Third game is slated for this vening at Shear Park Lakeviowcam hrougb with its payoff effort in fbeiourih by sravaldouascu MidlandsMes Englisli Captures County Golf Madeline Made Englishol Midland proved an old adage yesterday in winning the Simeon Couiily Ladies goitchnmpion ship at Burrie Golf andCountry Club its not how many strokes you take to get on the green that counls so much but how many you taka aflcr youre on Mrs English didnthnveto give her puller foo much work as it cooperated beautifully in her four matches over the threeday event Mrs Tibhie Brooks of Orililo who battled gamcly only to be delcnfed by Mrs Englishs pul ting on the lath hole one up Earlier in the dayillrs Eng lish rallied winningfive straight holes to eliminate Mrs Grace Ougb of Barrie in thc semi final two and one gt Of her four matches Mrs English won two on tho 1ch hole and fwo on the lllih llflrs Brooks defeated Mrs Barbara Smilll of Barrie infho semilfinals to earn the right to iier victim ih the final was Illouettes Blast Scullers 246 Patterson May Be 0nSide1ines MONTREAL CF Montreal Aloucltes cheerfully ignoring the pre season predictions Friday night climbed ihlola firstplace tie in the Big Four Football Union They could he knocked back into second by Hamilton Tiger Cat victory over Ottawa Rough Riders today but theirfAG win over Toronto Argonauls here seemed to indicatethey are better fhanthe lastgplace team the experts called them The win Alouetles second in three starts bad its darkside 0n the firstplay of the game their great end Kai Patterson wrenched both his knees blocka ing and willrbe out for an in definite period Similar injuries last year keptTallersnn out good part of the season DEFENDERS STAR The versatile Montreal offence produced field goal and three converted touchdowns but the real Alouette heroes were the de fende who intercepted five asses and turned fumble into touchdown Rollback Bill Bewley kicked thefield goaland converted all three loucbdowns scored by hali Joel Wells end RedOIQuinn and dafensivehaif Tom Moran Big Cookie Gilchrist scored To rontos only touchdown on an and run from the oneyard line usl before the Lhird1quarler ended the conversionat off the Mont real scoring wrth his threa pointer from 26 yards out just afterthe halfway mark iniba first quarter Early in the 52 Alouettes throws Your limes he threw to play the new champion On the last play of the hall Wells climaxed Montreal march by driving over centre for Als second touchdown FINALLY CLICK Argos finally put together shsfained drive in thé third quarter roiling 75 yards in 11 plays and Gilchrist went over to make it 176 But the Aloueltes margin was restored in the final quarter when the veteran Moranknocked substitute quarter Gerry Dou cette loose fromthe ball and raced 70 yards for the finalAlou etle touchdown lnox who gave way to Dou cetle in the second and fourth quarters completed 10 of 26 tackle DickFouls when Toronto was using an unbalanced line that made Fouls an eligible re ceiver Four of his losses were infer cepted Doucette was successful on two ofhis fourjfhrows and had one intercepted Etcheverry passed 26 times andcompleled 12 for atotal of 161 yards TODAYSGAMEI Hamilton coach Jim Trimble thought pm defence might be the key to todays game with winless Ottawa quarterbacked by passhappy Frank Tripuka 519 game will be played in llam on You have to crucify the passer said Trimble Fill the GéhePalmeredsi Bdsilio In14 RaundSfi siu anauciscoim mune Bunsen it mempean on ma Am Bough tough Guns Fuilmer thianoofiball all right too hehc didnt lift lbe CHIVch feel wants Carmen Basilio other crack at the NBA middle mm ew York onlw unite in Tho fight was bruiser but the underdoimlfiilimer led all the way and it was over the MormonSunday School teacher from West Jordaolilahrcld Ba silio had med mulch Genes eyes were swollen and nearly cl Basilio looked ovenworu Basilio his hands dipped In ice buckets was 00 fixed to talk mill anything let alone another TDUGHKST FIGHT was my loughesl fight soidlbo myearold Fulimer who previously had wonand lost in title fighls with Ray Robinson Basilio had similar history against Robinson who is recog nized now as the middleweight champ in only New York and Massachusetts Barrie indies Mrs Mary Anne smith and Mrs Norma Mo Knight won the first and second flights respectively Championship flight consola tion was takcn by Barries Mrs Marl Bidding Mrs Mary Liv ingston of Barrie won the first flight consolation and Mrs Lil lie Webb also nfBnrrlo won thesecond flight consolation Best lhree drives were strok cd by Diane Brophv of Coiling wood Mrs English had the longest drive Mrs Ough won the putting competition with 31 strokes with Mrs Irma isles of Orillia see ond Jenn Murphy of Oriiiia last years county champion won the ninehole medal round with 46L She was tied with Joy Arm strong of Barrie but won the toss Mrs Edith Corby of=Barrie bad the low net of 39 CHAMPIONSHIP FLIGHT Semifinals Made English Midland defeated Grace Ougb Barrie zandi Tibbie Brooks Oriilia defeated Barbara Smith Barrie zandl FinalMade English deieate Tihbie Broois iup FIRSTFLIGHT SemifinalsMary Anne Smith Barrie defeated Isles Orliiia Scour Midland defeated Price Oriiiin FinalMary Anne Smith dc footed Scott SECOND Flale SemiFinalsNorma MCKnight Barrie defeated Barbara Harris Barrie Cullen Qlillia de feufed Marg Rumble Barrie FinalNorma McKnight de feated Cullen CHAMPION CONSOLATION SemiFinals Mari Kielding Barrie defeatedflJane Young BanienPearl Dangerfield Bar rie defeated White Midland FinalMarj lliekling defeated Pearl Dangerfield msr coNdenrmN SemiFinalsMary Livingston Barn defeated Ronie Ander ion Barrie Ruth Currie Barrie defeain HiliCollidi0od SECOND CONSOLAHONi SemiFinalsDorotliy Robiiison Barrie defeated Belly Clyne Barrie Lillie Webb Barriede feated isles oriilia rush on him and by to stop the pass before it originates intercepted pas by Toronlo quarterback Bo Knox and Toronto térii down Sam Etcheverry tossed sharpness lbOQuinnin Fle game on seven hits scoring sot run are coMINo Finalthe Web BA RIE TERRITORYV OWNPROFITABLE BUSINESS no ALMANVWITHSAIEES Annrrv r0 orEnArE his Wire 10 sound SMUGABour THI aurLPoas urv spilled Baltimore to fifth winning it was also Fuilmers biggest payday430555 from 25 per cent of life $122580 netgale and the same percentage from $175000 TV money Basilio who had been ranked above Wilmer got 85 per cook$112339 The Notional Boxing Associa lion stripped Robinson of his title May for failure lo defend within year In sectioning this llgbl itlold the winner to meet tbeassoclallonl No challenger within 90 days That foo will be chosen next week Fuilmar said he thinks it Chibe Ha Panling Room By no wmxs Mud hm surr Wriler Chicagos panting White Sox have little breathing room again in the close American League pennant race padding their lead to 2V games behind Bob Shaw the rookie saunaA Lion who wasnt and Sherm Dollarhtba guy who has spenlhla career in shadow Shaw now 26 is the big right hander everyone touted as sure firerookie bet for Detroit year ago last spring Instead he was just soso reliever by middlrno and the Tigers paddled him to file White Sox He put away 144 record Fri day with sevenhitter backed by Lollars tiebreaking three run homer in the seventh drive left fielder Minnie Minoso coiddnt boldfor 73 viclory at Cleveland that crushed the sec ond place indians winning streak at eight MEIER ALTION New York beat Washington on Art Difmars twolthit pitching and three RBI Frank Lory be came the ALs top winner with his 17th victory as Defroittied the Yankees for third by beating Kansas City 65 on Eddie Yosts lathinning homergand Boston 54 on Dick Gernerts tworun homerin the 10th The White Soxwho have played 12 games inn days since leading by games blew 241 and t2 leads before nailing the Indians in the seventh against reliever Jim Mudcatk Grant Hibefore crowd of 70358 largest of the season in the majors Savings to set In laid id ulmoxmcrns ore runs last night as Thomas Elee Barrie and District Senior Soft lending championwho seem local it from undethim Ind ll itwas scored knockdown Robinson would have foder Californiarules unddGeuel terms John Delano Bulllol eom eger yelled from the second However Nimet made hunter heavin by pounds at Basilica earner in slop at 159 went after Basilio from 58141 Film waded Limb meflm Ge ha an pun der California rules it gm into lion of mauier but Basilio be lined and became the firstwa tostodlhe Chute olher comannger are under ln nango N31 wrapper in tbceishlhtFullmeI buckled not apply for licences to manage Basiilos knee with an overhead in this slate right to the head rl temple sent Carmen mm the record books as knockout DeJohn and Joe lieuo lba vestigalioninflew York and did He the All the officials into ahead at thocnd Thomas Electric Knots semiseries Arnold Norrena slammed two book 97 Corby Adams and home runs and knocked in live Harvey Martin connepied for pair apiece for Mirroring Madoff halter Willie Ram and bleach hitter Arnold Nor rena combined for four Tbomas seven binder Mlneulng A3 Wen Downcy tr Grant 2b Adams as Paul Pursiainen rf Martin 3b Adams 1b Win Downey Pete Puniainan Spence cf Simonalo Luck if Totals Thom Ransom Forbes if 2b Emma ah Norrena lb Durnford Forget Hasllngs 25 if Dykstra Ransamkd bad nnmu trlc evened their bestofvfive bail league aeriea with Mine sing one win apiece and two games lied The shear Park coolest ended with Thomas on the long end of 76 count Norrena the tangy first sack er wasted little timeln pulling his hot to work He crashed his first homer with two aboard in the am inning Mineslng came within one tal ly of lintElectric boys in the visiting half of the sixth scoring twice in make the score 43 In the home hail of theirame Nor rena went to work again With Stu Emma lust nicely settled at first base after walk orrena cracked his second four agger to put his club out of rang Larry DInnfords double and an error accounted for Thomas runNo7 As has been the case in the previous Hits Chuck Pearson started on the bill for Homes and five Wm Don Dykstra in Pearson ot credit for the win Wendell Downoy started on the rubber for Minesing then gave way to Paul Punlalnen in the sixth Although outscored the do Si nuptialAh iooaaBflubrbw ml epeeaoeianIoe antennaAu Pearson reorientunaut Ial HootIvbIuenoIl roan at 111 Downey Farsihen nd Downoy Pearson Dylana and Forget Winning pitcher Pearson losing pitcher Downqy Umpires Bud Knapp plate Ernie Petrlmouix bases abakey lot right now outblt the Mens Major Bowling League Registrations from mm teeth cum establishedMens god rename mnawbeing accepted on hair Acadoniwjm Whip shoes 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