wzntzhLanLdLnaLm second rnosrczcrivr ballerina prnctlse at the National Bal let School established in may no CARL mourns CanndlanPrcss Staff Writers TORONTO CHWhen Cells France was hunting talent 10 years ago for the then newly formed National Ballet Com pany she watched 12yearold Vancouver girl dance and do cided the youngster was bu ding ballerina Lynn Springbett dentists daughter had been studying ballot for six years But she needed more trainingprefer ably intensive daybyday in struction from experts while completing her academic stud ES hiiss Frauen thcn embroiled in the organization of the weHorontocompany could do in former church in central Toronto The school offers both ballct training and sea nothing to help There was then no place in North America which combined regular school ing with advanced dance train ing Three years later Lynn leit Canada on scholarship to Britains renowned Royal Bol let School which combines bal let and the three its FINE EXAMPLE The Vancouver girl dancing Lynn Seymour plrouetted into prominence last year as lead dancer in the Royal Bal lets road company Critics ac claimed her taicnt and some said she had danced herself into line to succeed Dame Margot Fonteyn as the British com panys prime ballerina Miss Franca still is searching Batteys Homers Help To By ED WILKS Associated Press Staff Writer Mickey Mantle has his 44th home run of the season and Roger Maris finally belted No 42 but New York Yankees home run hero of the moment is Earl Battey who doeshis work for Minnesota Twins Two homers by the Twins catcher beat Detroit 21 Friday place Tigers four games behind Nengork in the American League raceMantle and Maris unloaded their round rippers in 125 Yankee breeze over Washington Senators The Yankees rah their win Yankees Brooks Robinson and Jim Gentile homered for the Orioles innsImt Earizige against ChetNichols 22 and two re lievers Billy Hoeft 23 was the winner with relief help The Indians twice had to come from behind against the Angels Ken McBride 9D be fore winning their fourth game in row on Willie Kirklands sacrifice fly in the eighth inn ing third inning home run by Luis Aparicio decided things for the White Sox and southpaw BilLv Pierce 77 with live hitter Jim Archer€84 was the loser Ccin Nét Futuie demlc classes but can acmm modate only half the number for talent but nowadays when she spots youngster who looks like future ballerina she can offer the child the schooling she needs without sending her out of the country The National Ballet School established two years ago in former Quaker church in cen tral Toronto is unique in North America in offering both ballet traiuing and academic school ing on due pattern of Britains Royal Ballet school and Rus sias Bolshoi its something weve wanted and hoped for since the be ginning says Miss France founder and artistic director of both the National Ballet com pany and school HAS WAITING LlSK About 21 children attended the first year 45 in the last year and there is firmavaitingvlist of about 50 more only few of whom can be accommodated About half the pupils come from across Canada and the United States and live in rest dence for fee of $1500 year for juniors and $1600 for sen lore The rest live at home in the Toronto area and pay $600 to $875 as day school pupils But ability to pay is second ary to the other entrance re quirementsaverage or better school grades the physical con struetion of potential dancer enthusiasm and the stamina to stand the pace of an eighthour schol day starting off with couple of hours of ballet Private donors provide schol arships for gifted children who lack the fee One branch of the National Ballet Guild as paid the tee of hometown girl for two years Others get partial help from the scholarship fund Appears DAVID PATERSON Canflan Press Staff Writer OTTAWA lCPiCanadas fu tare tennis prospects soared Friday as Canadian youngsters took the major spoils in the fi nale of the llth annual Cana dlan open Junior tennis cham pionships The Canadian boys and girls under to outclassed in recent years by Americans won five titles including the featured ju nior mens and womens singles in the weeklong tournament of the Bideau Lawn Tennis Club Today they add sixth crown to the all Canadian junior mixed doubles final at lake Fla cid NY Because of severe thunderstorm halting afternoon play in Ottawa Friday the match was transferred to the Adirondack resort where the fi naiista were to compete today in the annual CanadaNew York tournament 0N FIVE American entrants who com prised about onevflfth of the 300 competitors and who captured in the Canadian Rain Threatens Biiie Shooting CONNAUGHT RANGES CPD The threat of rain and thund ersï¬rm hï¬eï¬d Bï¬r these army ranges today as rlflemen took their final shots in the tough Governor Generals match mpdfloWH rounds at targets 900 yards away The match is the last event of the annual Dominion of Canada Rt fl Associations matches Trophieaï¬ndhwnrds with an estimated value of $0 000 will be handed out to mark smen Wing Cmdr Gordon of RCAF Station Penhold Alto and Capt Huwcs of the Royal Canadian Service Corps Toronto heldithe lead after the first rounds They both fired 1485 of possible 150 in Fri days first and second stages MAKE CLEAN SWEEP In another event the imperial cadets made clean sweep of major international cadet com petitions by winning the Mich ael Faraday match The eight man British team scored 753 of possible am The Canadians had no In the days only shoot oii Lt Col Strachan or 0t tawa beat out Lieut Gerry On ellette of Pembroke to take top place in the qualifying round shot Thursday The Thursday scores served only to narrow the field to 300 Four man teams from the Royal Canadian School of Infan try at Camp Borden continued their red hot performance by taking three trophies based on aggregate in main matches The schools team won the Woods Trophy the white team took the British Challenge Shield and the gold team copped the Lansdowne Aggregate prized cadet shooting award the Buell Trophy was won for the second consecutive year by Central Command team from Ontario The eight mem ber team outshot four other army commands scoring 663 points of possible 800 Tmresahead Babe Ruths nirrg streak to nine games their longest since closingthe 1960 season with pennant linching run of 15 Mickeys home run his first since last Sunday put him 14 record60 pace 1927 Maris By THE cANAmA NPRESS American League BASEBALL arcono Philadelphia Pittsburgh Called after rain Probnble Pltehers Todd Topindividual saw was FrankSchutt of Renfrew with 91 points of possible 100 Other members of the winning teanLinclUde Bruce Bannister Atikokan Dave Skinner Ren frew Tam Kierans Sudbury EariKcrn Sarnia Norm Es don4Cornwali7andA1John ston Dresden Terrific mniomhipshad to settle for only ï¬ve title this year John Fraser tsll slender 17year old from Vancouver hrceccd to the junior mens sin gles crown lie defeated Brian Flood of tendon on or 62 60 Iraser teamed with Ontario junior champion Claude Savoria 17 of Montreal to win the mens doubles They defeated Quebec champion Andre Tielemhns 75 of Montreal ondRichardgtIol kcr 1a of Pikesville hid e7 63 86 in the womens singles Vun should attend savior regohdy Day Bod Sunday rain Monday Isaiah Tnuhy Pastas Wednesday Proverbs Tlmfsday Tmï¬r roan John BERTRAM BROS LTD rumours MArnnrAis converl lbyearoid Vicki Ber ner trimmed Faye Urban 16 of Windsor 06L 51 51 my 23mm sm iiss Urban partnered Brando Nunns16 of Toronto in an ex traset win over the Halifax pair Judy Shakes are 11 and Linda Ike ll by 1012 62 Bernard Hoidiï¬r 15 of Tor onto Add David Brown is of Port Credit Ont defeated Steve Dcnemff 15 and James Novit sky 16 both of Hamtramck hiichr 86 36 61 tiny 12yearold girl from Homtramek Peaches Bartho wicz mixed an attacking game of hard forehand drives with drop shotswto defeat Vhlycrilyn Shapiro 15 of Syracuse NY 16463 in the mixed doubles Ticle mans nnd Miss Urban won bye info 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logical asqu to why Toronto now is winning When took over the club felt there were number of fellows not giving 100 per cent efforts Thompson said Somehow dont think all Of us were in the right frame of mind and didnt has enough desire we had 11 meeting it was just between the ball play ers and me it was personal meeting But one oithc things made very clear was that knew there were guys on the club not giving their Immmaruam miscarriage mighmnna Wefedoftmasthonghwerenotgetï¬ngmhm Mag Togetanywlraeooriifemmttmem Noriustambioonlmmd yorLAmhhon imply amfless yearningbreadi steal Direcï¬onisacouweoffurwadm ltmayleadtoouesamlmqgml 1y weelrwhenyouwï¬fmegobofllentea tainmentand imefor bodymb1dand sou Adama anghrdhecuoa Mnmmmg THIS FEATURE iS CONTRIBUTEDr0 THE cAus as THE CHURCH BY THE FOLLOWING lNTERESTED mom DUAts AND BUSINESS ESTABLISHMENTS 5mm FUNERAL MAYFAIR CUSTOM Ws firmï¬om hitting his inï¬eflfleight games Pct Gal vs He 50 at Les UPIIOLSTERY ao Worsley St PA 60254 429 Blake St Baltimore Orioles defeated Boston Red Sox 63 Cleveland Indians edgedLos Angeles An gels 32 and ChicagoWhite Sax beat Kansas City Athletics 10 Batteys12th home use rme tie in the sev enth inning for the Twins and made Pete Ramis 5113 win erinhlsduelwithrPanlIab tack 7J7 Each righthander al lowed six hits TERRY wrNs 1r The Yankees after scoring tw in the first inning made ramp with six runs in the hirdTgTiTISETQE MECï¬in 43 Elston Howard and win ng righthander Ralph Terry ti1 hit two run doubles in the big inning in which Maris was retired twice and Mantle once for the dim nuts Mickeys homer came with man on in the seventh Maris got off solo shot in the fifth Bath were off lefty Pete Bum si Lacrosse Tilt ALLISTON Ont CPPaced by the fourgoal efforts of Hugh Brown and Larry Davidson Al liston Athletics defeated Hunts ville Chevies 95 in an Ontario Lacrosse Association Intermedi ate game Friday night Bob Davids SanFranciscomfï¬sdrtsm NewYW Detroit Baltimore Cleveland Chicago gt Boston Minnesota Washington 60 54 57 57 56 62 475 22 48 66 421 28 46 64 All 28 Los Angeles 47 66 416 29 Kansas City 42 71 372 34 Frldwfs Results New York 12 Washington Detroit Minnesota Boston Baltimore Los Angeles Cleveland Kansas City Chicago Frobable New York Stafford 95 at Washington Donovan 7H nesotn Lee 33 Boston iDelock 66 at Balti more Estrada 96 Kansas City Ditmar Chicago Herbert 710 Los Angeies Duran 410 or McBride 9o atCleveland 115 Sundays Comes at Los Ang at Ctevei nd Kansas City at Chicago Mondays Games Los Angsles at Wash Kansas City at Minn Only games scheduled National League Pct GBL 67 40 626 69 45 605 Los Angeles Cincinnati Milwaukee so Lotus 55 51 56 53 ShLouisaFLOrAngrvmii Detroit Bunnihg 133 at Min New York at We hington LEFTFifi iiiiision Wino1 Jersey City Syracuse Rdchester Columbus Angeles Podresuta Cincinnati Purkey 136 at San Francisco Sanford 76 gt Philadelphia Owens 1s at Pittsburgh Mlzell 5H Chicago Anderson 57 at Mil waukee Buhl 98 Sundays Games St Louis at Los Angeles Cincinnati at San Francisco Chicago at Milwaukee Philadelphia at Pittsburgh Mondays Games Philadelphia at Chicago Pittsburgh at Milwaukee Only games scheduled International League Pct GBL 73 is 613 63 51 65 54 60 60 500 13 58 60 492 14 5559 432151¢ Richmond 53 86 445 20 Syracuse 46 77 BS7419 Fridays Results Céhimbps Toronto Richmond 10 Buffalo 45 Columbus Charleston Buffalo Rochester Toronto Jersey City Charleston Rochester Todays Games Columbus at Toronto Richd at Buffalo City at Syracuse Charin at RuchesteuiNJ Sundays Games Columbus atviorontu Richmond at Buffalo Jersey City at Syracuse 2L Charln at Rochester Manda Games Rooirie Hurler Boosts Bisons By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Thestrong right arm of rookie may yet lift Buffalo to first place in the international League Paul Brown 70 years old made brilliant debutFriday night for the Bisons as he shut Mahmoud 50 on eight hits in the second gamedf double header Buffalo also won the pener 41 The sweep put the crd halt game behind sec endplace Charleston In other IL action Syracuse beat Jersey City 71 Columbus trounced To 83 and Charleston whipped Rochester 96 his17th and 18th enabled the Blsons to take th rst BiiiSï¬f tï¬ wiflie wriTer basesloaded double by Sy racusea Angd Scullin the sixth gaiie Joe Bonikowski the impe tus to go all the way for his seventh triumph Five Toronto errors two wild pitches and one Kbatter hit by pitched ball were the ingredi entsortheJet Victory Colum bus scored three runs in three innings ef re Baht Oldls slammed their first hit in the AND RUG CLEANERS PA 61le 65 Bayfieid St DENIS SHEARD LTD LUMBER AND BUILDERS vSUPFLIES Zenith 56600 Phones Barrie flOOKE CARTACE mamasr13 ens5575 Strand so Painswlck MAURICEDMJ1IJER BUILDING MATERIALS PA 25712 Highway so JACK WEBSTER saws AND SERVICE SANDERSON Lownny ORGANS MONUMENT PA 8432 154 Button AVG THE CABINET snob scum RUSSELL mp PA 84444 239 Bradford st BILL EARRY SHELL SERVICE STATION PA 87128 281 Dunlopst JOHNSON ON MACHINE SHOP Mr Lackle Prop 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