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sravs Jonsscu spam sartor OLD DEBBLE TENSION Most of the players in the tournament were as nervous of day for the first time was the initial tournament Sécond it was the first tournament at the membersonly And being tourney the right well there were prizes first Allandale Golf Club as kittens seeing the light And the cant be blame forJtJJJere were several can factors First in our opinion was that it for of the in are any clhbv for layers knew at the and the rainbow or in some cases at the and of the dlvots And as we usually players that suffere Persons who play like from nerves merely many swings end diggingh sure that if any employee on the course this writer would haverbeen offered find the case it was the good from the worst cases of nerves ours truly cant suffer austlonvfrom taklw so so man furrows ere unting armers had been position as lead horse on plowpulling team The main winners Chuck Roeder and Nora Jensen scored well above their normal rounds Chuck was Bi for 18 holes and Nora 89 Both obviousl consider throwig their bets away when they tain those high scores Allin all it was great day the companionship the best was run extremely well And under the Atlantic Handica System everyone 1215 chance to win We roundspandcwonaprlzenG but weve ot hunch actually retty fair know dge of mgr own game that wed ave won it with ut two normal rounds Royal Hedges owner of the course presented three fro hies One will be on dis es other two will rem winners in this case Reader and Jensen Every player was buzzin their rounds good or like ours Plans are vague at the moment but it could be that more tournaments will be organized for members next summer Mr Hed es hopes to join tion Golf several tourneys will be best to couple of competitions Course facilities at Allandale are tops No one whos played it can doubt that It looks ve much like this pretty welltread nine be even more hive of activity year And shucksi Well take any prize hole layout PLAYOF SCH LES Mine and RCAF Cam night at ueenszPark in bestoffive semifinal series Softhall League Gametlme Softb League finals Gatherines in Provincial playoff and Smiths Dairy ourth series Monarchs Beaten t7 annes St Catharine Grantham Lions scored nine timesin the third inning and went on to defeat Barrie Hillcrest Mon archs 108 In PWSU game at Catharines Saturday Second game of the basin three Junior series is slat ed for Queens Park tomorrow ght at pm Lions had only four hits in their ninerun stfenzn hush elfui of walks and errors were mainly responsiblefor the tal li way making four homemns but still couldnt even the count They outhlt the winners 105 Solobomer hitters for Barrie were Tina Cameron Linda Lar Mar scan r0 Johnny Foti sensational heavyweight wrfiler from Saskatchewnn holder of the algery Stampede profession al championship returns to Barrie Arena tomorrow night opponent will be Maurice Tcibah societion next year That will gi Eeyore an opportunity smiley at several other clubs is 880 Prior to the BDSL game Essa Road and St And reweafilay in the second game of the Interchurch ueens Hillcrest Monarchs is St Tues fly Softball anion and Case Ea lasfiy the game of the industrial Softball ague final The weather was perfect For firetAtime event it pie cted our personal rented it was the Booby lay at the club at all tim in the possession of the with enthusiasm after the Simcoe County Invita ve his mean too that Aliendale next Borden rs Is to fourth df air in the Barr and District Womens Vshell llllalientslua and Pam Bird Merseypitched crest St Andrews Wins lsi Game Boa at ueans er fidiy to take 10 lead in the final scrim for the lnterchurch League softball championship Wbull hurled for the winners showing only two safetles St Andrews connect gd for eight hits off en Tlfillewlé he Dam herline had two safeties apiece for the winners St Andrews won the title warmer by defeatingEssa burgh Pirates on Warren MrEod By ROBERT MDORE ted mrmwrnn Mickey Mantle picked noble one home run Sunday In his bid to break Bebe Ruths rm rocordofcowhllehesndhla New York Yankee teammates ere whiPPlfll Cleveland dlenn 76 The Yankees Roger bflrll who has 50 homers had tobe content with two singles gravitas He bolted amun oer Ihuday Baseball commissioner Ford Frlck has ruled hierarlmuot hit cl home runs in team decisions to officially break Ruths record Maria and Man tlabave 10 game retraining in which to turn the trick Manuas blast came in the doubleheader punctuated by fist fight and menu that boul involved Claveland centre fielder Jimmy Pleuail The twin victories and De troit Tlgcrl 37 loss to Boston Red Sox ga the Yankees an rm game lead over the sec ood piece Tigers in the Amer ican Leaguepcnnantrsce and reduced the magic number to eight Any combination of eight New York victories or Detroit defeats will giva the pennant to NawYork ORIOLEB NIP SENATDRS haltlmore Orioles edged Wuingtoa Senators 32 hos Angelo Angela beat Chicago White Sox 48 and Kansas City Athletics and Minnesota Twins divided doubleheader The As took the opener 13 and lost the nightch 70 home run pace Mantis is Marls blast Saturday came as thoYankmldnd in diaru Johnny Blanchardond Elston Howard also homered for the rm Woody Held end Willie Klrkllnd hit nun 4H pcn for Lhalndlana Blanchard 3nd Howard also homered Sun ny in other Saturday anger manta the TI on but the find Eotllffirm Athletic 54 the all even powered the whitolgon es and After Sundays activity Maris who Iettlcdlor be singles in four games ahead of Ruth gsmen behind The Yankee performance on tendad their twoseason chain of victories over Cleveland at Yankee Stadium to in games it also gave New York aw of its l2 game home stan The Yankees open ll me road trip Tuesday night in Chi cago savanna RECORD New Yorks throe homer by Mantis Howard and Blanch brought to the ntunber the Yankees havawhlt this year and left them two shy of the rec ordaet by New YorkGlcrila of the National League in ion and tied by Cincinnati Reds of the National in rose Boston used in bltsto out more Detroit One blow was rookie Cori Yasircemski twe run homer Rocky Colale smashed his list horn Cincinnati Bedieos Are Close To Nailing National Loop Flag By ROBERT MOORE Associated Pro Staff Writer Cincinnati Reds havent nailed down the National league pen nant yet but tbe have mighty big foot in door They increased their lead over thanan gelcs Dodgers Sunday with victory over St lauis Car dinell The win gave the Reds sweep of their three game series against the Cards The Dodgers didnt help them selves They dropped 71 do clsion to San Francisco Giants Sunday the third straight game they lost to them The Giants sweep of their three game set claim the Dodgers brought sweet revenge Two years ago the Giants ap peared headed for the ponan Eben Dodgers struyckin than dew seasons aye an want on to win the title and the world series KEPT HOPE ALIVE The third place Milwaukee Braves kept their pint pennant hopes alive by edging Pitts Spehns pitching The last lace Philadelphia Phillies exp oded for 13 runs in two innings to conquer Chicago Cubs Vin Saturday games the ente beat the Dodgers the Phillies defeated the Cubs Wham +3 andthe Reds picked up 43 victory over the Cardinals in 17 innings Bob Purkey tossed twohit ler to win his 16th game of the season against 10 defeats against the Cardinals Sunday lie didnt allow hit until the when Julian Javier and Bill White singled After the Cards tied the score 27 that inn ing the Reds came back in the bottom of the frame on Posts three run homer clinch things Veda Pinson dou Simpson Wins Copaco Goli James Simpson was the Cannon golf tournament at San dy Cove courseSaturday with an ishole score of 77 Nenty eight employees of Copaco took par Second low gross was shot by Rod Black He had an as First lowest for the men was 68 by Dick Fleur Low gross winner among the women was Effie Campbell th seventh inning but it took Joe bled and Frank Robinson sin gled and Post drove third in with his blast the 10th home run he has hit this year Orlando Cepeda and willie Mays furnished the war and Billy Loss and Stu ller the pitching in the Giants rout 0L WWWIGW 40th homer and Maya his 37th Mays scored three times the third the noooth run of his Na tional League career HELD T0 THREE BITS Loan and Miller hold the Dod gars to three hits Miller was winnm making his record 114 Stan Williams who yielded three runs in the first three frames lost his lltb to go with is victories Spnhnl decision over the Pl retas was his 10th in succeso sine and 19th of the fading cam palgn He has lost lie chipped in with home run the 30th of his career in the Adcocks two out single in the ninth to decide the issue Torn Sturdivant was the loser The Phlilies behind 61 after six innings eruptedfor seven runs in the seventh with Don Demeter smacking bases loaded homer his 18th They added six more in the eighth to climax one of their wildest iMiokevcnflogérAaa To Their HR Figur wasnt crow to Don Muslfzom absorbing sixth loss in no decisions Gene Gen lwrucu got monetary mmmmwnueox nth picked uvthru home runs and raised to 2a the number of homers bit in IA Angalet Wrigley Field this season me ior league record lha old Mark Cincinnati in 1057 Al Smith Jlm Media end Luis Aparlcio homered for the Senators bolted tbs Oriolcr mfidhéwfli Angels Baltimores Chuck Estrada had shutout until the ninth Inning when Billy Klaus hit two mingled singlewith two men out oyt Wilhelm promp tly relieved Estrada and got the final out and preserved the Oh lol oi 17 hits in 1Mamie ahufiulgound owscr in its first game trium over the Wins Harmon shrew got hi and and am home runs for note Pedro Ramos vieI shutout for tho him In the second game The RuggediinRagge eov Henoas canrec anessnrs reornias To Hold ANDVCHUCK Tdke EastGrid Games By THE CANADIAN PRESS The rugged Edmonton Eski mos end the ragged Toronto Ar gonauts both used the bills tech nique as they won their week end Canndian Netball League With Ottawa Rough Eiders leading 2622 late in tlreiourtb quarter Saturday Eskimos ox plodad for two touchdowns They won 3520 and not the Riders to theirsecond defeat of the 1901 season Argos grabbed 207 HtIII load than leesawed with Su ksgfihfiwan Rouggrrlfis through eu recon that lsft the shirtsleeved Sunday crowd of 24047 little to get excited about Argonauts won 277 The Rough Riders were killed by oneman explosl Half back Johnny Bright culminated series of passing plays from Ottawa 39 by plunging over from the fouryard line at lone of the final winner Two minutes and as uoondo later he was streaking down tbs field after bursting tbrougb cen tre et the Edmonton 29 He shookgff Otte ns Joe Polriar at the Riders and completed an 81yard gallop for the win ning touchdown The win gave Eskimos 14 points atop the Western Confer ence four ahead of Winnipeg Blue Bombers and eight ahead of thirdpiece Saskatchewan RIDERS IN FRONT Ottawa stayed in firstplace lie withllsmilton TigerCats in the Eastern Conference Each KnockiBeals liUTE BEINE into but the on beaten Tina have playedan out games toOttewea six They make up one oi themto night when they are host alter weeks rest to Edmonton End Jim Lcteavits worked in less sensational fashion than Bright but he also added two touchdowns to the Edmonton cause taking long passes from quarterback Don Getty for both at them before record crowd oi 22152 at Ottawas Lans downe Park Quarterback Jackie Parkar who worked as halfback in the second quer haa eight tar while Getty steered tha club otthastbcrlounhaownand lcked four converts and sin gla on field goal attempt For Ottawa quarterback Russ Jackson proved what he has been saying all along That he can pass He did it twice for touchdownstobalfbacks Georgo Brenato and Dick Des rnareilyand rookie halfback Er nla White ran in yards for third Halfback Gary Schrelder converted the three touchdowns and booted field oal Garry Neshltt kicked two tiles The big difference betwee Argonauts and kstcbewan Edgar Captures Soilballliil From the start of the tourna ment it was plain to see it would he case of the club with the hast defence winning the ROM Zone softball charm pionshlp MAP was in the passing of Toronto quarterback Tobin Role He completed is of as pass attempts for 374 yards Cookie Gilchrist Dick Shatto and Jim Rountree scored toucb downs for Toronto before the first half was over Rote added another in the third quarter and punter Dave Mann scored three singles one in the first one in the second and his last one just minute to go in the game The hougbrlders scored their only touchdown in the first quar ter when and Jack Goth took alvyerd pass from moiLie quar terback Dave Grosz Reg White house converted to give the Kid ers 76 lead BALI LEADERS one CANADIAN passe American League as Pct Howard Work 391 com 383 Cub Detroit 74 104 171 361 Mantle Work is 157 525 Piersall Cleve 483 n150azs Kaline Detroit 589 107 171 317 BattingHoward 863 RuneMantle roe Runs batted froMaris New York 132 gnue Robinson Baltimore 57 TriplesWood Detroit 11 Home mnsMaril 55 Stolen bases Aparicio Chl cago 47 Pitching Ford New York 294 885 WW scoring outbursts in long time Wings find Leafs Play For Fourth By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The International Leagues leeiregular season endedSun doy but it really didnt Toronto Maple ARIA defeated Rochester Red Wings 116 to tie the Red Wings for fourth place Both teams closed out with identical won lost records and will battle in single game at Rochester tonight to decide the fourth and final playoff spot In other games Jim Sauls home run in the ninth inning gave the league champion Co lumbus Jets 7e victory over the runnerup Charleston Mar lins Syracuse Chiefs nipped the ddmiwlece1nuuoBisom5T and Jersey City Jerseys blanked Richmond Virginians 20 The Red Wings beat the Leafs in both ends of doubleheader Saturday by 72 and counts Charleston edgedreolnmbusdd Buffalo beat Syracuse 54 and Jersey City overpowered Rich mend 1M Rochester leg 62 errii tory match between Eocco Coiumbo and Tarzan Tour vllle Bill Curry always favorite here fights Rocket Monroe in the third headline Smith Donne Webb was mosL honest golfer soanoteiBrucePea flintSTARS withcnd Low netfortha fairer sex was so by Wilma Hidden hole prizeswent to Carl Mitchell Frank Barrett as or an Jim Wilson badihemnsLbirdies Prizes were donated by Ben rle Weldingand Machine Jack Hamilton Jim Morley Clerk vice Station Dominion re Store and Brass and Glenn awoke CANAniAuTPnnss Pitching Bob PurkeyClncln null Reds hold Stouls Cardin als to two singlesdn Na tional League victory He walked two men struck out four ndbottedvhronrm BattingaDick Ho ser Kan she City Athletics coiledted triple double and three singles scored three times and baited ln two runs in Kansas Citys 134 Amorloamheeguewinov Minnesota Twins av 4oflrthrswmrmfofthmr logs Sunday In the seventh Toronto came up with four runs on Ellis Burtons 22nd homerun of the year In the eighth dou ble andtwo walks filled the bases to set the stage forKen Hamlin who lined don ners Orlando Pena the fifth Toronto pitcherwal therwinner on 01 WyOming 76 Knock knocked Wyoming On tario 74 in the first some of OBA Junior final series at Wyoming loturdey Second game is slated for Knock next Saturday arose Jun Tys Schely with nine strike outs and Don Shannon shared thenround duties for the win ners Trailing going into the fifth inningKnock scored once in that frame fourmore in the next and packed away until scoring the winning telly in the finale Don Martin doubled home Garry Harris with the winner Harris Schaly and Jim Stur 7gess had two hits lece for Toppersle host club proved to be the one In the final game against North Bay Toppers displayed some fabulous fielding in winning 1210 Edger had record of three wins and onelosa The twoday competition that ended yesterday was double knockouttype mumamentrwltlk teams from Foymount and Gen nalla also competing Hero of the final game was also the biggest man in the tourney Pitcher Roy Taylor caught the pop fly that ended the game He came on in the first inning as relief pitcher lleronoaniheearllergamcr as well Here are the rest of the scor es Edgar Foymount North Bay Centralia Roy mount Centralia North Bay 10 Edgar Edgar North Bay romeoaurga VAUXHAtr owNEFs liVe have been authorized to provide you withGen eral Motors WarrantyDonot hesitate to ca will bepleasedto serve you nrrunrrrn Miriam National League AB Pet Clemente Pitts 523 85190 350 Flnson Cincin 562 97 193 343 Aaron Mil 535107175 827 Robinson Cln 501 110 327 Buyer St Louis 524 some 32 Eghrrnn Maya San Francisco Rune batted lnCapeda San Francisco 127 BlisPinson 1932 DoublesAaron 37 TriplesAltman Chicago 12 Home rnnsCepeda 40 Stolen basesWills Los Ange PltcblngPodres Los Ange ies 185 788 StrikeontsKoufax Los Ange lea 229 Boeder lemon Win Trophies lillandale Golf Allandale Golf Club held it first memberstournament Sat urday and the members came to one unanimous conclusion at least one or more such com petitions should be hcld next year Three trophies and 12 prizes were presented Good golfers won their share and dulfers such as the sports editor of this paper took home some loot Glanbslzed Chuckltoedar won the top prize for men with an lehole gross score of 81 Be sides winning an umbrella Chuck won large trophy and smaller replica Top woman was Nora Jensen with grass of 89 The troph ies were donated by club owner Royal Hedges Second low gross rise for men was won by no Pan talone with an ad Second low gross prize for woman went to Cecile Norman with 93 First low not for men went to Barrie Norman with 73 Low oatloritbo women was as by Alma Bebb Second low not for the men was Trait Henderson with 74 and for the omen Ruby Hend erson 7b Hidden score for the men was captured by Art Wiokatud Jessie Heap wan thewomans yerslon Oh yes there wan prince called booby Jessie Heap although she didnt score as bad as the prize would indicate won version and Steve Jonescu won the mens Net prizes were established by the use of the Atlantic handi cap system ignores ammo coAcn 43 form NationaLHo League player and coach wi be the new coach of Buffalo Bi sons of the American League The Courier Express says He would succeedHm gvsho died of heart attack Aug Barrie PA 33188 Loser WRESTLI MAIN rszT Itl iRocco Coluinbo vs Tourivllo Musf Leave Territory 32491