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SPORTS TYPE By STEVE JONESCU Spam Editor GOOD AND GAME Few people realized it at the time and possibly just as few realized it afterwards but after the fifth hole Jim Small who won the Club Championship at Barrie Golf and Country Club yesterday almost fainted Jim confesse early in the match that started at am That reporter had hit the nail right on the head when he wrote earlier hot weather may hurt the lighter golfer Jim 24 is long and lean Jack Nixon is big husky fellow It was hot and humid yesterday morning Rain that halted play temporarily and the dark clouds that hung around threatening same kept the temperatur es to the new champs liking If the weather was right as Jim said few days prior to the match he felt he could beat Nixon He said at the time think Ill play my best golf Sunday wont try to outdrive him but instead try and hit the ball down the middle We dont know for sure whether this was Jims best day but we doubt it We dont know whether he changed his strategy regarding the long balls Doubt was raised here early and often as the two rarely hit drives more than few yords difference On sever al occasions the balls were Just few feet apart and sometimes directly in line with the pin Jims forte however was not his ability to stay with Nixon an the drives His chips and putts were excel lent Jack on the other hand wasnt up to his usual close game He hudtrouble on all of the greens He was always close but rarely in Only on one hole No of the third round did Jock show his usual stuff He chipped in from just few yards above the green In contrast Jim was nearly always inside Jacks chips We dont believe he more than twoputted any green Sixvtime winner Nixon was full of praise for his conqueror Hes wonderful player said the equal ly capable Nixon Jack would make no excuses for his own game Everyone knew his close game was off However whos to say Small wouldnt have risen to the occasion if Jack had shown better Although new to the Barrie course this is his first year Jim is not new to golf While in Montreal few years ago he was encouraged to tum professional His handicap was three at the time Because of slight impediment in his speech Jim decided against it Hes been In Barrie two years Last summer he played many district courses not belong ing to any One of the proudest chaps at the course yesterday was Vern Hook Verns reasons he admits are purely selfish Jim is his soninlaw having married lovely Sylvia Verns daughter few years ago Sylvia says Vern was too nervous to watch the match Being nervous is nothing new Mrs Betty Nixon Jacks wife watched the afternoon play and admitted she was shaky On September Barrie hosts the Simcoe County Golf Championship With Small and Nixon along with Art Powell and Ron Chantler likely to play the local club has good chance of boasting winner Small will be asked to play the day previous In the Barrie Minor Athletic Club day at which time several of the countrys top amateurs will compete Spahn By JOE REICIILER Associated Press Sin Writer If is becoming more evident each day that if Milwaukee is to overtake Pittsburgh in the Na tional League race it will be done behind the strong arms of th inimitable roommates Warren Spahn and Low Bur deltc with an assist from Bob Buhl Spahn and Burdeilc excused from relieving oelwccn starts are back on the beam again If they continue at this present pace they could reach the charmed Zirviclory circle again and might yet pitch the Braves to the third league pennant in four years Spahn Sunday hurlcd his ifiih victory 32 decision over Phila delphia That cut Pittsburghs firstplace lead to games The Pirates were beaten by Cin cinnati 34 The brilliant southpaw now is one up on roommate Burdcito whose I4ih triumph last Thurs day was nilhitter against the same Phils POWERFUL PAIR Since July Spahn has won nine of 11 He has relieved only twice During the same span Burdelte has won six of nine de cisions He loo has relieved toniy iwicc Between them Spahn and Burdetic have won 29 of the Braves 65 games Milwaukee kept games in front of St Louis Cardinals who swept past Los Angeles info third place by defeating the Dodgers 20 Chicago Cubs and San Fran cisco Giants divided pair the Cubs winning the first game and the Giants the second by identi cal 53 scores In Saturdays gama Pitts Orioles Hansen Eats Beantowners Pitching By JOE REICHLER Associated Press Staff Writer If Baltimores Orioles should needed neat relief job by Wes Stock to makebis record 40 over the Red Sox The two home runs ciirnaxed fourrun filth that enabled the Tigers to overcome 42 lead in the opener He had six hits in the twin hill Eddie pull off the biggest upset of the 1960 baseball season and win the American League pennant they can thank the Boston Red Sox 0f the 18 games played be tween the two teams the Orioles have won 14 and one of the rea sons for the Orioles superiority has been Ronnie Hansn The 22yearold shortstop who seems bent on capturing rookie oftheyear honors hit one of Bahimorcs two home runs Sunlt day as the Oriole drubbed the loo Sax 104 to move into secondplace lie vih only game and hell the league leading Yankees me other Baltimore homer was grand siammer by catcher Gus Triandas Hansens batting average is modest 263 but in in games against Boston pitching he owns 451 mark on 32 hits in times at hat or his 71 runs batted in 34 have come against the Red Sox WILLIAMS STARS In doubleheader Saturday Boston managed to edge the Ori oles 85 in the opener buyost 60 in the second game Ted Williams blasted his 22nd and 23rd home runs of the season to almost singlehandediy will the Saturday opener Williams who will be 42 Aug 30 connected with two on base each time Delroit Tigers completed threegame sweep over Cleve land Sunday with pair of 64 wins that followed +2 Satur day victory Washington Senators lost 05 to New York Yankees Saturday but beat the Yankees 74 Sunday Chicago blonked Kun sull City 30 Saturday on Herb Scurcs twohilier but lost to tho Athlclics 81 Sunday Sieve Barber Pifched his rlghth victory for ihc Orioles Sunday The rookie southpaw gave the once weakhitting Ori oles 30 in their last i7 games Thrée Washington home runs ruined the Yankees The most productive was the threeltrunner by Harmon Killebrew his 215i but the key blow was Jim Lem ons 291b with one on that snapped 44 tie in the eighth BobAiiison added his lath FORD WILTS Whitey Ford who hurled back toback 10 shutouts in his last two stertsfor the Yankees gave up run in the third to end his scoreless string after 23 innings He left with 31 lead after the fifth wilted by the hat His suc msors couldnt cope with the Senators The victory boosted the Sena tors info fourth place game in front of the Indians Kansas City matched its big gest hit total of the season rap ping five Chicago pitchers for 17 hits to snap logame losing 19 of the nightcap Sloulfviiie Here start the finalseries of the rie District Ladies League tomorrow night Queens Park ville Hillcrest defeated Varcoe ville ousted Newmarket Game time is 700 Yost singled in two runs in the eighth of the nighlcap to snap 44 tie Charley Maxwell drove in the first four Detroit runs with single double and home run his The Indians Iefl nine runners on base in the last four innings Hiilcrest Meets Hilicrest Monarchs undefeat ed in softball action this year Bar Softball at against Sioulflt Wiil ows in the semis and Stan urdette Bravés Big Hope burgh downcd Cincinnati 1M Milwaukee Philadelphia 10 105 Angeieswon over St Louis 21 and Chicago defeated San Francisco $5 Eddie Mathews and Johnny Logan backed up Spullns four hil pitching with home runs sixth off loser John Buzhardl Logan came through with his fourth in the bottom of the seventh FRIEND CLOBBERED Three Cincinnati home runs by Veda Pinson Clill Cook and Wally Postpaved the way for the 10m loss for Pittsburghs Bob Friend The strongarmed righthandcr was silellcd out in the filth whenthe Reds scored three runs to take 61 lead Dick Stuart clouted pair of homers for the Pirates Bob Nieman and Ken Boyer drove in St Louis runs and Ernie Brogiio and Lindy McDan iei collarborated to pitch six hit shutout against the Dodgers Broglio won his 15th against six defeats Nieman homered in the fourth and Boyer doubled home Julian Javier in the eighth The loss was charged to Sandy Kou fax Andre Rodgers thrcc run homer in the Sixth of the finale helped rookie Georges Miranda to his first major league victory as the Giants split with the Cubs Ernie Banks 35h homcr for the Cubs was wasted Catcher Moe Thacker and sec ond baseman Don Zimmer led the Cubs to their firstgame vic tory Thacker threw out three Giant wouldbe base stealers and singled in the tiebreaking run in the sixth Zimmer stole home and drove in an insurance run Glen Hubble won his 12th for the Cubs BALI LEADERS National League AB Pct Larker LA 300 37 103 343 Mays SI 441 88 145 329 Groal Pgh 502 77 162 323 Clemente Pgh 420 63 132 314 Ashbum Chicago 427 X10 131 307 RunsMays as Runs baited cago 98 HitsGreat 162 DoublesPinson Cincinnati 35 TriplesWhile St Louis Home runsBanks 35 Stolen basesWills Los geies 30 Piiching Law Pittsburgh 185 783 SirlkeoutsDrysdale Los An geies 136 American League AB HPcl Smith Chicago 445 70 145 3716 Skowron NY 414 49 129 312 Sievers Chicago 347 71 108 311 Kuenn Cle 407 55 126 310 Aspromonte Cle 3044 04 309 RunsMantle New York 93 Runs batted illMaris New York 95 HitsSmith 145 DnublesSkowron 28 TriplesFOX Chicago inBanks Chi An streak Winner hay Herbert per mitted only three hits and got three himself Detroit crowd of 28891 bringing homeattendance to 025193 saw the Tigers extend their winning streak to six The double loss was the sixth straight doubleheader defeat for Cleve land Frank Bollings iwnrun triple open voun SERVICE uardian aintenanco rumWren 51 is trunnion Service centre 55 Collier 51 vPA 3257 ATTENTION MIXED MiiJllll BBWLINE LEAGUE Entries for Individual players or teams are new General Meeting to be held MONDAY evening Augustian at pm at the DARRIE BOWLING ALLEYS on Dunlop Street All persons interested aie invited to attend Please Contact riaan HAMILTON at PArkway 32212 Malhews wallopcd his all in llre Barrie Golf and Country Club produced new champion ycsicr day and it appeared very much like lhc 1900 owner of he Wads worth Trophy would be in posi lion to defend it for many years to come Lanky Jim Small 24year old shoismilh from Toronto opened the gals to all newcom ers to the club by dcfcaling six lime winner Jack Nixonr land1 in the 36hole competition Displaying what professional Eddie Ronick and others dcscrib ed as beautiful golf swing underdog Small held the lead most of the way and finally end ed the proceedings on the 35th green NEW GOLF CHAMPION JIM SMALL IS SHOWN CIIIPPING 0N NO GREEN UNDER PRESSURE LATER WIIII liIATCII OVER DEFEATS iliCK NIXON 3llNDl Youthful Jim Small Wins Golf Honors As early as file filth iloic Small was two holes behind llle long ball hitting veteran Nixon How ever when the frisl ninccndcd Jim was one up He never fell behind again In fact he went couple points in the match as or as three up on Nixon at Only one hole appearcll to give the new king of swat much irou blc it was No which cvgnl uaily counted on the card as i2 21 and 20 Three of the our tim cs around Jim pulled hisdrivc high inlo trouble on the left of thc 4llryard dogleg hole The second time round Jim had to concede the hole as his second shot too was into the bush and unpiayabie as far as he was coli corned The fourth and final time around Jim changed his aim and lrickicd off the fairway far lo the right Nixon hit trouble lhi lime and played out of two difficult spols but lost the holc Most of the gallery figured Jim saved his skin and won the laur 315 on the 34lh hole No if icr relatively poor drive down the left side he pushed his sec ond illlo the bunker to the right of the green Nixon who had gollcn into bit of trouble with his drive poled beautiful sec ond shot to tho green With the gallery figuring Small would Iosc the hole and thus leave himself just one up with lwu to go he pulled one out of the bag He smashed fiveiron HAMILTON CP Hamilton Tiger Cats their tails sorely twisted sank to the bottom of the Big Four football league with dull thud Saturday night The instrument of their deposi tion was the Ottawa Rough Ri ders who sauntered through the Tahbie defence with skill speed and frequency running up 356 score Tigers last years Big Four champs now have 02 record They lost their league opener 23 10 Montreal Alouettes in Mont real Saturday even the home town fans booed as the Tabbies let the score mount to 350 liefore cross ing the Ottawa line They played the first half entirely in their own end ARGOS LEAD The Big Four scene now sees Toronto Argonauts resting pleas antly if with some surprise in first place with no record Argus defeated Montreal iii14 Friday night in Toronto A15 and Ottawa are tied for second with records Saturday night Canadian quar ter Russ Jackson and import industrial Playoffs Continue Tonight Indfisiriai Softball League round robin piaydowns continue this evening at Shear Park with The Examiner playing Smiths Dairy Tomorrow night at Queens Universal Conier plays Case Eagles Riders Outclass TigerCats 356 fullback Dave Tilcicn were the big stars for Ottawa Tiiclen went for 192 yards on 23 carries and each had touchdown Joe Kclly carried for another Ottawa touchdown Tackle Mill Graham picked up Duane Wood fumble deep in the Hamilton end zone for fourth and import quarter Ron Lancaster added the fifth off an intercepted pass Jacksons touchdown gave him 16 scoring poinls for the season and thirdplace tie with Mont reals Sam Etcheverry Torontos Dave Mann and Bill Siribling lead with 18 points each BLOCK CONVERT TRY Hamilton finally scored at 628 of the fourth quarter when Paul Dekker Worker all night caught pass from quarter Bernie Faloney just over the Ottawa line However Gerry Mc Dougalls convert attempt was blocked Gary Schreider converted three Ottawa touchdowns Schreidcr goLa single off an attempted field goal and the other Ottawa point was earned by Jim Conroy when Wood was rouged oua first quarler kick Hamilton made only 52 yards rushing compared oOllawas 330 and made only eight first downs against Ottawas 28 Ottawa completed nine of 16 passes for 113 yards while Harn ilton completed 10 of 20 for 156 Tiger Jim Trimble summed up his teams efforts thusly It we are physically and theoretically oui classed Toronto plays at Montreal Fri day night TODAYS 53 cnnv mscavivn door sedan nttroctivc while and yellow llnlsil guaruulccd oncowncr 31000 miles Equip Pct with Cylinder motor auto mntic irnnsrnlrrlnn custom the turn signals backup lights white wall nns unnrl glass 41 Essa an 100 WARRANTY SPECIAL SALE PRICE 513 MIDTOWN MOTORS New Location ALLANDALE PA 87351 senior Playolls This Evening Rain delayed the alert of the Barrie and District Senior Soft ball League playoffs Tonight at Queens Park 030 Barrie chion is slated to start its bestolseven series with Tor gls Automotives Stewarts Lunch first place finisher will play at RCAF Camp Borden The latter two clubs were ra out Saturday Locai Juveniles Lose First Game Waterloo defeated BarrieAl landale Lumberjacks al Satur day in an Onialio Amateur Base ball Association playoff game at Waterloo it was the first of bestolvthree Juvenile series Second game is slated for Barrie Fair Grounds next Saturday The victors had too much sav vy for the local kids and scored all of their runs in three frames They connected for 11 bits off three Barrie Minor Athletic Club pitchfls Barrie scoreli its only run in the seventh frame on three hits IIE ENJOYS RELAXATION WITH HIS FAMILY shot to ihc lap of the bank in front of fill green and the ball hoppcdon Those around him at the lime heard the young stag State his intentions to do just ITrill Each golfer parrcd the on Jim then won the 35111 and the match was over CONSISTENT In evidcncc lo his consistenl game Jim iircd 3739 in lhe morning rounds and 3739 thcy played the afiih for kicks in the afternoon His days total was 152 Nixon was assessed for 157 Small had six birdies and Nix on two an unusually shadow feat for tho exchamp Aux 24th to Sept 10th ucept Sunday DIRECT INTO THE GROUNDS Aug 27th to Sept so EXPRESS Via Highway 400 Lv Barrie Lv Exhibition 850 am X1030 pm immediately afier Grand stand Performance Return Fare REGULAR SERVICE To Toronto Includes Admission 11 Trips Each Way Every Day Exhibition passengers travelling on regular buses will transfer at Toronto Bus Terminal lo buses running into the grounds Tickets and Information at BARRIE BUS TERMINAL Mape and Simcoe Sim PA 85571 by Al Saunders Ray Tholllpson and Harold Farrier SEE lTl HEAR lTl CARRY lT HOME TODAY THE FAIRWAY 17 $18 COOP LOW PRICE lv vf le lfilflfi ALUES nanunmannnn rd rm We one 1900 DOWN 1100 PER MONTH USE THE COOP BUDGET PLAN