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Barrie Examiner, 23 Sep 1961, p. 8

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igamo against Columbus Colts Canadian junior champions and cans HERE saunas Flyers Wm Contest Sparked By Tussles Flyers of Camp Borden are hallway to upsetting Tor Automotives and winning the Barrie and District Softball League championship fhesharpestbinde in RCAFs gmpelior ls Bill Thornton who age standards should have called it quits some time ago Torgis undoubtedly wishes he had Last night at Air Force the Sillyearold playing coach chucked twoterrificfnnlngrnr his club edged the visitors 108 to take lead in the beat ofeeven final series Third game is slated for Queens Park tomorrow hon cstl afternoon at two oclock krDon Sheppard was the rubber starter for Air Force Control troubles by himself and improved batting by Torgis got him out of there in the txth inning His first relief Ken Lupointe had little more luck After Torgis rollefer Cliff Rey nolds smacked solo homer in the top of the eighth Thornton made his pinyinrnppearance BLOWBALLED He proceeded to retire the dainafilér ailer Homer Bar rett beat out beautiful bunt along the first base line The following frame the nin Bill allowed single and his left fielder made an Without further adieu Thornton slowbailed past the next three hitters His record for two frames five strikeouts and on runs on two hits ladlcstlons of wild scoring game came in them atlas when lorgls scored thrcetimea and Air Force twice Then in the third are scored six times on live ts Sheppard to take the lead it never lost but had cut Starter Rslph Knapp and Reynolds were both hltquite solidly in the bills 1brgis threaten with four runs to the sixth but loose field ing by itself in earlier and later frames nullified its offensive strengths SCUFFLEB The exciting but not too well played contest had plenty of extras and twice then were signs of servicecivilisn war Tcrgis John Christie spark ed the first uprising in the in itial frame when be tagged run ner Ben hfaulton with his body rather than the ball The two started to above and before you could get jet in the air play ers of both sides were shoving and grabbing No punches were visible Then in the sixth alter for gie Jimmy Edwards appeared to interfere with catcher Ross Horne alter the batter had pap pcd ball in front of the plate Air Force manager Lea Evans raced wildly to the plate to Morrow 3b Reynolds Edwards Rawn rf Ritchie 2b Little Johnston cf McCloskey if Knapp sh Kelley of 1b Horne Lapolate Henderson 3b of if argue with umpire Ted Collins This developed into shoving bee with umpire Collins having to use all his to wrestle Evans off the play ing field physical strength As Edwards ran to first be fore the EvansCoilins um be bowled over Bud Kciloyrlhla for few momenta Kelley took exception and made threaten lELHJWQIJi ill ards ma too bsdrno admission is charged at Air Force or it could be said They got their man arys worth lorgts nm Blrrctt Christie 2b =1 nanunease Totals RCAF gt Gingraa sh IT Gilhuly so liloulton if Thornton omnmaoa cal confluentQua oneNHum =IaoraeoabsraaeuW ownufitafifi hunts Oi Race Swims Channel Back find Forth FOLKESTONE England AP The English Channel swimming business will never be the same again nowthat Argentinian An tonio Abcrtondo has made his tory by crossing the channel both ways nonstop Ahortondo 42 crossed from England to France in is hours 50 minutes took hot drink put on some more grease and im mediately plunged back into the cold waters He made the nonstop round trip swim Friday in 43 hours five minutes Nobody before had battled the tides of the channel and achieved twoway record This is fantastic said member of the English Channel Swimming Organization This is the ultimate in chun nol swimming said Sam Roc kett the English Channel expert who planned Abertondos swim What can anyone do nowex cept try to heat Abertondos time for this historic twoeway swim SARNIA CPiOttawa Rough Ridersfof the Eastern Canada tb ll Conference Friday turned to Sarnia Golden for additional defensive Blh hacker Lou Reale will re to theJough Riders in Toronto Sunday He will play for the Bears Saturday night in their Conference Golden Bears have farm club agreement with Ottawa Cilashngs Takes 32 Series Lead PORT CREDIT CP Cy Coombes lost 59 Friday night but won lacrosse game If he can do it again tonight his Has tings Legionaaires will become possessors of the Minto Cup pied Burn aby Norburna 154 to take 32 lead in the bestoiseven series at bunch these boys are Coombes enthused about isteam7Theysar downhearted alter the last game won by Burnaby and wasnt sure about them for this one But gave them going over even bet $9 against them Im glad lost the $9 he said Well get the title tomorrow VHNRECKINGDWD Military Buildings All materials priced fornuicksalLAcreant dress fiagan 256 WVlllh four In lay Role Spoilers By MIKE RATHET Associated Press Staff Writer The spoiler rola seems to fit San Francisco Giants They kayoed Los Angales Dodgers two weeks ago and have terns porariiy Cincinnati Reds drive to their first Na tional Dengue pennant in as years few hours after world sar ics tickets went on sale in Cin cinntl the ts put slight damper on the pennant favor gripping the city when Billy ODeli blanked the Reds 60 with an eight hitter Friday night The Giants who deprived the Dodgers of their lost column advantage over the Reds by taking three straight games from Los Angeles Dodgers got the job done with weak hitters Jose Pagan and Chuck Hilier filccounting for five runs batted The loss trimmed the Reds lead over thesecond place Dodgers to fourrgames and kept their penuanficltnchifigflthv her at four the Angelea whipped St Louis Cardinals 63 to Close the go Pittsburgh Pir ates beat Phi adelphia Phiiiles as Chicago at Milwaukee was Film three runs for the Giants with single and doubla while Hil lar batting 286 sent in pair with single That was more than enough for ODell 6517 who gave up hitln every inn ing except the sixth Bob Purkey 1642 ave up two runs in the spoon inning on walk to Orlando Capeda double by Jim Davenport and Pagans two run single than was chased hfllefiidrdwhen tha Giants scored on Willie Mclt Cox ya run producing single The Dodgers went ahead against the Cards with three runs in the third inning on three walks by laser Ray Sadecki use sacrifice fly by Gil Hodges Eon Falriys single passed ball and an error on Duke Snider popup They clinched things in the fourth against Bob Miller on Maury Willa single and doubles by Jim Gilliam and Wally Moon Don Drysdalo crammed for homers by Bill White and Carl Sawatski picked up the win but needed Ron Person oskis shutout relied over the fi nal three innings The Pirates beat the Phils ed runstn the ninth inning on pair of errors that let two runs in and Bill Mazeroskis two run homer Roberto Clemente the Pirates league batting leader increased his average to 355 with for performance at the plate Camp Borden ed lumber varnished plywood doors windows Bisons Oust Rochester 41 ROCHESTER NY AP Buffalo Bisons oL the internae tional League meet the Louia ville Colonels of the American Association in baseballs junior world series beginnln sundn in Buffalo The Blsons wrapped ug their berth Friday night by eating the Rochester Red Wings to close out their best ol soven playoff finals They took the last four games after Ro chester won the first game Louisville won the American Association playoff finals Thurs day night Buffalo did all the scoring needed in the first inning on leadoff triple by Ted Savage and single by Tony Curry BOWLING Scores Pansles Petunias Sunflowers Daisies Roses Camolliaa Asters Orchids Standing Sunflowers l9 Ca melilas la Asters Orchids JZJetunia ll Roses Pan star Daisies Marg Peden had the high sin gle of Millie Cairns had the high triple of 558 Sandy Bfennett owns the high average pin MOON LADIES Standing Golden Rod Lambs Quarters Poison Ivy Thistles Mustard Reg wed Madge Martin had the high single of 253 Billie Tribble had the top triple of 5M Goystche rf Sheppard lb IA 10 ynods i8 and Lit Sbeppard Lapoiata Thornton and Horns Win ning pitcher Sheppard losing pitcher Knapp Larry Csmpeau first base Bill Bare third base By THE CANADIAN PRES Buffalo Bisons could make good case for joining the Na tional Hockey gun right about now The Bisons in the American League earned win and tie with Chicago in two exhibition games with the Stanley Cup champion Black Hawks Friday night they did it again edging New York Rangers 3s in one of four exhibition games involving NHL teams Detroit Red Wings shut out Cleveland Barons of the AHL in another game but the prize may not have been worth the effort Right winger Gordie llowa was taken to hospital in Detroit with chest injury after crashing into the boards In the first period And left winger Norm Blimauuiicredahrulsad knee in the second period BEAT KINGSTON Boston Bruins ramped to an as win over Kingston Bronte uses of the Eastern Profes sional Hockey League in con test which had to be stopped twice because of heavy fog over the ice Warm temperatinee in the Kingston arena produced the blanket Andra Pronovostand Dick Melssner each scored twice for Boston andsingles were added by Don McKenney Murray Oli ver Dallas Smith and Dick Meisnorwhowiayed for the Frontenacs last year Veteran Orv Tessier scored twfca for Kingston and Tommy Williams added the othen The fourth game saw Tomato Maple Leafs beat Chicago as Frank Mohovlich and Billy Har ris each scored two goals for the winners Leafs lost defencemaa Larry Hillmon in the first period after collision with Hawks Elmer Haircuts 75c Saturdays $100 Barber CLIFFS BARBER SHOP so one noes Across an undue Edi Balding Gains In Open Golf PORTLAND 0n AP Jerry Barber set an lehole course record of 64 Friday and moved into throeway tie for the lead at the halfwe point of the Portland open go tour nament Barber Dave Hill and Jerry Steelsralth all have whole to tale of 134 Tommy Aareo tied for second with Bill after the first round took 70 and fell into fourth placetwo strokes behind the eaders Al Balding of Tomato shot £7 to go with his firsbround 70 Ear move into fivewayitie for ry ages of Throntoshot 12 and tied with six others for 21th spot at HZ Wings LoseHowerr In Practice Game Vaako Hillmon suffered frac tured and dislocated left shoul der and will likely be out for minimum of six weeks Goaltender Roger Crozier Junior player with St Cath orlnoa of the Ontario Hockey Association lerBdiafillLBi sons in their game at Welland Ho blocked 44 shots including is in the second period while Jack McCartan and Lorne Gump Worsley of the Rangers faced total of 26 shots The DetroitCleveland game played at St Thomas was the second consecutive 34 decision for the Wings They beat Boston Bruins by the some score Thurs day Al Cullen young goaltender from Woodstock was in the Cleveland acts for all three aftgr replacing Cleveland net minder Lcs Binklay Terry Saw ehuk guarded the Bed Wing nets for the first two periods before being replaced by Dennis Jor dan Junior player with Guelph Royals last year lit Peterborough site of the TorontoChicago game referee Ed Powers handed out as penal ties in all 18 of them to the Leafs lluhlsvs le Nips llllislon 109 HUNTSVILLE UP Hunts ville Hawks beat Alliston Ath letics 109 Friday night to tie the intermediate Ontario La crosse Association final at Jimmy Gentile Powers Fifth GrandSlammer By MIKE RATE Associated Pne sun Writr Take the spotlight off Roger Maris of New York Yankees for ornament aminoaltos Jim Gentile Baltimores slugging tint bassrnan with the grand slam habit Gentile among the leaders in home runs and runs batted in but overshadowed by Marls at eShutQuFCIentral North Collegiate junior and senior football squads had too mdch ol évTerlhiog including luck for Central lads at Cen lrni Coucstatwld yesterday North juniors swamped the host 250 then the visiting sen iors made it more convincing on the day with 520 ahellack ing of Central The linetuned North boys capitalised on weak ass do fences of both Centr squads Iand armed their way to victor es Central not too sharp in any department can only look at in juries as further hurt The junior squad was minus regular quarterback Gary Maw out with sprained ankle Cea trul seniors 4nlssed quarter back and allaround game fel low Don Amos who suffered broken leg the previous day at practice JUNIOR SCORING Doug Smith and Roy Atkinlt son scored two majors apiece for North in the junior game Terry ideson had the other Atkinson kicked one of five con vert trics SENIOR SCORING Gary Deering small physica1 ly but big in every other re spect and Al Moffat sure handed pass receiver scored two touchdowns each for North in the senior contest Keith Shula had the other sixpointer Rick Agnew made good on two convert attempts The winners continuous down field march was led by the We have been authorized Service Centre one game each PANELING EST VA Now ITS EASY In MAKE tunpt to crack Babe Ruths rec ord of so homers in one sea soo equalled major league record Friday night by crack ing his fifth grand slarnmer of the season in an Oriole victory over Chicago White Sex The blast Gentlles 44th of the year came off Don Larsen as the Orioles scored seven runs in the fifth inning te put away the throwing of quarterback John Dougberty NlEtAL JRS Pelle tlar Crowe Richards Henry Leighton Furle colt Bedlam Kolcey Lstour Stuart Paccllo Cameron BfNar man Homer Carrathers Stewart Peever Fra lick Hamilton NORTH JRS Roy Atkinson Terry Idesoa John Knapp Ron Howell Dwight Hesson Pete BrideBill frathDaveBarrolm Ron Christiansou Joel Ander son Walt Pctreniro Dave Mc Clymont Ted Ayers Paul Du vai Dave Walker DaveRcF nolds George King Frank Beb yir Bruce Dalgle Bob Gerow Ron Shuck Graham Smith Doug Sraith Bob Bertram Rich Sim Dava McNaughton Bob Kinzie Chuck Breakey Hunter Kennedy Bill Walker John Tomlinson Wally Russ Acsmnstrsmmr die Carrier Bodloy Sproule RSpearn Rich ardson Brady Baxter McKnight Yorke West Finals Cherpeatier Wilson Skrypnchuk Ken ngdy AEsiol NORTH SR5 Rick 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