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arm Jonson Sport Miter are armu wnax shorownrkweek lot mascot you but not so for this reporter ihingsVstart hot and heavy on the locpl sports scens this evening with tour events on mphthree of them on the diamond flhe Barrie and District senior Soithali League playofls continue at Queens Park with Bradford Mer chants visiting Barrie Legion The Legionnsires lead the best01mm semifinal series 20 with one Kaine tied good for live points wln or tie tonight or the locals would givethem the goahead to meet Minesing in the iinals IbeV twotime champions from Mineslng have been awaiting opposition since disposing or Thom Electric week and half ago Legion may or may not be without the services of Ron Stewart this evening He reports to Maple Lear hockey training camp tomorrow and may want to spend the rest or this day fishing SOUTH SIMOOZ BASEAIJ With the prolonged semiflnal series between Al listen Braves andVBarrie Fiyérs finally over the door dle set begins tonight at Thornton with the league leaders over the regular schedule host the Braves It is the start or bestoiseven chair with game no slated for Alliston Thursday and no back at Thornton Saturday For the moment both clubs appear in good shape Don Johnston Thorntons ace chucker says his arm is fit again and hes ready to hurl as often as coach Don Watson says so However bythe and of the week the Fithornton crew wili be minus Normand Jacques who has to reportto Boston Bruins hockey camp on the 13th Dennis mum the no clincher or Alliston hurled the llnal game in the Barrie series and appears it Like Johnston he soldered son linger due to ovenvmrk GNOME LOOP sun on the diamond am Road andst Marya play an mlerChumh League semidine game at shear Parity Essa came as close as close can be to winning the series but check of the rule book showed the umpire gooied and instead of Essa entering the finals at leastbne more game is needed to decide an Voppon ml for St Andrews PROFESSIONAL WRESTLING and last but not least theresrprolesslonal wrestl ing at Barrie Arena Feature attraction has Louie Papineau and Bill Curry teaming against Kurt Von Stroheim and Don OneMan Gang Evans wnnNEstr The tennis tournament thats een lying on Queens Park courts the past month or so comes to an end Wednesday special attraction will be an exhibition matchbétweentwom this countrys great who says AGIB WILEY isNo VLADIES Es screamed that wanted justice lhe poor spectators didnt know what to do inwardly they felt mighty sorry for their hero VOutwsrdly theywele scared still at him not hiowing Hillcresl Grads By Dufiields In It never rain but it pouri Saturday alternoon at Shear Park Hillelest Grads ieit the downpour oi absent players as they dropped 76 decision to Duillelds Boys Club oi North York The loss eliminated the locals ram iuriher competition in the OASA Juvenile playdownl HiiicreetwasV minus both pit cher Butch Boyd who was out 01 town for the day and Ken Tract the classy shortstop who injured his band iew days prior to the contest Both lads were considered Quite valuable to the Hilicrest cause Even without these two the Grads put up great light only to have deienl come their way in the roll frame walksin gin and passed bailV allowed Dutiields lo sneak across with the winning tally iiillcrest threatened toot least knot the count in the bottom oi the irame buts twinkilling let them back without reward Riders on Mack Yoho OTTAWA CF End Mack Yobo 23 placement specialist in hissecond year here was cut ram the Ottawa Rough Rider roster Monday night Signed to replace him was Dick Emerich deiensive endaud tackle released by Chicago Bears oilhe National Football League and also cut earliarby Montreal Aloueiles Coach Frank VClalr said an other two or three NFL castoiis oi Louie tcmper being aimed at everyone in the building Second bout on thecard pits vicious Pat OBrien newcomer David DeVinci DécisionedV Innings Ralph Knapp liillcrests hard est working player started on the rubber and was iorcedto return tohls catching duties in the seventh Laurie Barron look over the pitching duties and suiiered the deieal Kennedy went the distance on the rubber or Duiilelds Hillelest ouihit the visitors ns with Vic Lindsay collectin three safeties and Knapp Gar Hines and Art Martin two apiece DUFFIEIDS Ambrose ss Paquelle rt Manila cf Vandilelli Harlocir lb lTgurlur ab ennedyp Cipherone 2b Totals HILLCREST Knapp Hougbion oi Barron if Daugherty lb Hines 8b Lindsay 2b Marlin cf McCloskey as Lines rt Totals Kennedy and Klincz Barren i7 nndlidartin Knapp i7 Losing pitchedBarron Umpires Bud Knapp plate and Bill Hara bass anaconfleou flHoNQheeefl to =oanuuQen ri gutHanaoouu ll are expected to job the Rough Rid mic Fact is that Gib lust glorifies in belnglKE lad les man when ithomVes tohelplng the ladies remodel their kitchens or any other part of the home orV that matter rIrom PLANNING VVnuiucme hauleomcf new monitorcommie in on wrmv FREE ESTIMAIES on on EVENING Arrommems Afr Your HOME Florydn the spot planning help and estimates fer yolir home improvement phone damn condemn Less To by JACK WAN cansin rm CHICAGO CPI Canadian sports omelais an likely to ink long hard look at thele prospch in world competition beioro iinnl makeup olthe i960 Olympic Games team inRome is decided Reprucntalinn prob any will be considerably re duced iron the topheavy ivsath lets team rent to the lustcon cluded Pun American Games here Canadian Olympic Association oillclsls we elated at the un usually large haul oi medals here seven gold 11 second place silvcr and 28 thirdplace broom tho most taken by any Canadian team in international competition in modern times But Bob Osborneoi Vancouver seneral manager at the Canadian PauAm Games team observed slew hours alter the show ended lhotwcll have to take more critical approach to the athletes selected or international camper titionsuch as Olympic Games FEWER RATE TRIPS am making reoonunenda tions to the Canadian Olympic Association and ior the 1960 Olympics think well have to cut back on the number of ath letes sent Any Canadian alhlete who hopes to go to Roms has to start basic training by next month and keep at it Osborne added An intelligently program that requires great deal of soli sacriiice and strong will is neces sary for anyone intending to com pete in the 1960 Games He added that on the baslsoi the showing here bythe Cana disn track and field athletes couldnt recommend that we send the samesized team so memlt hers to Rome These athletes picked up two silver and bronze medalsbut thvempetition was limited to North and Soulhl Send lerfipies Amulet and the Caribbean is lands Against the world in Olympic competition since the Second World War Canadian track and mid athletes and others with the exception of the University oi British Columbia oarsmul and the shooting team have accom plished lillleThrec gold medals have been won by Canada in the last two Olympicsby rllleman George Genereux oi Saskatoon in 1m andby anolher rliiernnn GerryOueilelte of Deep River and the UBC fouroared crew in 1956 Ouellette starred in the games just completed with gold medal in the rifle shooting division Er nestine Russell of Windsor won lhe greatest coiiecliouiour gold medals and silver But this was in gymnastic competition with only the 05 and Canada participating The University of Brillsh Cos lumblasrrowing team who had hoped lowln the eight oarcd scullstop event in the rowing competition were disappointed with their secondplacing behind the Syracuse University oorsmen but they added the silver medul llon to the Canadian collection sunday GOOD SWIMMING EFFORT Ssra Barber oi Eranuord mode an impressive weekend showing in the swim competition She won silver medal in the we metre backstroke just one tenth at second behind Carin Code of thsUS The Canadian team also placed second in the womens Wmelrc ireestylc rc lay Sunday Canada got another gold medal in the equestrian team competl lion which wound up Sunday Brian Herbison of King Thomas Gaylord of Toronto Norman Elder oi Toronto and Eiders brother James ram Aurora Ontl took the title and Norman Elderwon bronze medal in the umplng competition aynuwuss Cleveland Indians remembered how to bestChlcsgo White Sox and Whom The second place Indians suddenly have put to elher our frantic comebacks stay alivsin the American Leagutrace With 18 gamesvtoplay Clone load iv games bebindthe firstplame Scr who are six ahead in the net column This is how the lndians cut into Cbl cagns lead Theyunloaded three horns runs and beat Ibo SoxV 65 Saturday then look Sundays game 21 on Vic Powerss tworan double in the ninth Monday they wore still at it pulling all two ihreeVrun ninth lnning comebacks for 1514 and sweep over Detroit Tigers while the White Sexbest Kansas City Athletics 21 and 137 The White Sox gelling Hit with the return oi southpaw Billy Pierce in the opener against the Athletics now have 17 games to play and lhcirmagic number is 14 Any combination of Chicsg victories nnd Cleveland defeats totalling li gives the Sex their iirst flag in 40 years YANKS BLASTED New York Yankees blew chance in regain third place irum Detroit as Boston Red Sox wal loped the Yanks 124 with Don Buddln winning pitcher Jerry Classic and Pumpsis Green get ting together iorra recordtying three consecutive homeV runs Enlilmore Orioies split with Washington Senators whining as southpaw Billy ODell gave up just four hits for his second con secutive shutout then losing 84 when Jim Lemons tworun triple got the Senators rolling in seven runs with two out in the 10thV New York split weekend games with Bnltimorcpwinning Satur days but losing another close one 54 Suunday All the Satur dnySunday games were close ex cept lor the 142 shellacking iVnshington gave Boston Salur ny Boston comeback to edgeth Senators 21Sunday Clevelhnd defeat Chicagos5 Saturday and interwarautumnal menudmsunwfharmm lhelndisnsdown and then lids when Eddie Ynst hit his second borne rim the goofIrng Wmfihnln rim In put away on Jlmiiernlla two run single nm Banning 1511 last of four Detroit pitchers was the loser alter winnihg six in now while Larry Locke in you it the last oi eight Tribe burlerl The 12 pitchers tied the league record or two teams Yosts homers givingphlm total oi 21 wereth two at seven in the game The Tiger hit our oi themwilh Frank Bolling in and Lew Berbcret is getting the other pair The Indians ham mered three Rocky Colavlkos will giving him the league lead again Tito Franconas Nthlid Woody Heis 28th Ted Lepclor ihreemn bbmer sent the Tigers into 52 lead in the nightcap seventh Mike Garcia 85 who started the first game was the winner with Pets Burnside 18 the loser also in relief Ted Kluszewskl did the big Job for the White 501 His single led to two ilrstgame runs in the third inning against Ned Carver ten and then he belted in five runs in the second game with two homers his first in the league and sacriiice fly Pierce out with abip injury since Aug 15 pitched seven in nings giving up the Athletics run when Joe DeMaeshl homered in the iiiih Turk Lownsaved it makingthe While Sex 3211 in onerun decisions PAY As you my GOLF SANDY cove GOLFV course Eait on Highway 11 at strond on an aim coe 421 Sunday Kansas Cityl 54 Gib our Home Counsellor complete servicegirom planning to completion cliche improvement including carpentryplumbingelectricalpalnting and all subcontractingOno caIlVdoes it allPhone Beaver Lumber day and arrange home appointment If you plan toDo ItYourself Mr Wiley will give you material only estimate gt ron Home 097 have money avails bi for home imp ova et terms as lowvasVsO perVniVonlgh plans for the day Johnny orgot to the He didnt get toVchhool at day Teachers in every school in the province are helping Voungthersvto stay alive by teaching themthe rules of IV radicasaf you help jRerhind them always to crossat cornersobey traflic signals and look both ways before crossing our LOntafioDepartmentyoi Transport urges on to ma they tell all the 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