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Oftenptoo itsnoisy Kids likenois aysreve owsscu spam filter MODERN GE AND TEENS Ailjtoo often the fellow in the speeding scaresthe blazes out of pedestriansis to betwe and20 years mile is more often than not driving own isnt quiteso plush andnotalwa roll or thinglike affsoupedup job 5Aii too often can mean but one time No one has the right to drive inexccas of the speed limit or carelessly mention teens because do believe that some teens are the nuts behind the wheel At the same time this goes for any age and both sexes do believe too that there are loans as wise in the ways of motoring as you and like to feel we are That is why Im extremely pleased to write about the AutoS ort Show coming to Barrie Arena Aug 34 it is eing run lg teenclubthough some of the members are in 205 It is nm by clearthinking teens who have the in terests of other motorists and pedestrians at heart lt is run by group of underdogs And theyre underdogs because of their club name Hot Rod Today this word means highway violence It shouldnt The boys want it to doubt that any of tlierllrtys in this club are re sponsible for the dragging in thecity These fei lows go to an authorized strip every week Thats where they test their skills and the Capabilities of their soups or rods The idea of the club is to construct powerful and efficient cars it is test of the members mechanly cal intelligence and imagination think this is terrific as terrific as any hobby This ensuin event is well worth taking in Not only will the itor have an opportunity to appreci ate some brilliant motors etc will give you bet ter idea of our youth it will undoubtedly make you think before you blast the next youngster that drives by like shot outof Hades Dont call him hot redder Hot rodders are respedtable and well meaning Happy motoringl JUST NOTES The Industrial Softball League game between Wellington and Coop originally scheduled for Aug willbe played tomorrow night at Queens Parkfoilowing the regular contest The senior softball leaguecontest slated for Queens the next night has been postponed so the Oldtimers yak yuk can play Barriejuniors Cainp Borden Army will host the Simeoe County invitation Golf Association tournament Sunday Hon Earl Rowes horses turned the tables at Saratoga Springs this week Flemingtons Song de feated Miss Todd Ridden It wasthe opposite last week Expect St Catharines Club To Show Well In Henley Races ST CATHARINES CPiSl Catharines Rowing Club is at the bottom of the Royal Cana dian Henley standings but not leven its opposition expects it to The host club at the fourday Henley won only two events Vedncsay onn card that was delayed by winds andfinishcd in driving rainstorm The wins combined with lesser per formanccs in other events gave the club only 15 points On top of the standings is Do troit Boat Club the United States rowing champions with 11 points Minnesota Boat Club of St Paul Minn andWynn delta Mich Boat Club are tied forsecond with 10 points Hamiltons Leander Boat 770le with fiv Drookvllle Rows ins Club with 25 Shrewsbuii Mass Rowing Association with 25 and Toronto Argonauts cl Rowing Club and Ottawa Boat Club with two each follow lsnouso narnovn St Catharinea deiending Hen have yet to iv mots andredeat the championship eigh atthe US national amateur rowing championships at Buffalo NY There were only three finals on Wednesdays program taken up mostly withhcats for final evontstoday 17yearolduhigh school sculler fromWyandotte stole thespotiight by winning twoofthemn The wins were met vafia Henley for Jeff Kroger al though he isno stranger to the Canadian sculling scene He had easy victories invthe high school and Junior Idspound singles in the other final Tom Kiet catsky of the Minnesota Boat Club won the junior 135pnund singles MUCH THE sass Kreger scalllng easily at 36 strokes minute finished three lengths ahead of another Wynn dotte entry George Pickering of WoodrowWllson High School the high school race Another 118 entry Pete Johnson of Chonto School in Wailingtord Conn finishcd tblrdaloot back of Pickcring Kregers time mio highsclioold minutes 52 tan ahd Canedi schoolboy sculllhg For the last two years he has won both the us and Canadian highsehool singles crowns at the American schoolboy regat iaa He is so the central US schoolboy regatta singles chom 1an Kroger was four lengths ahead of Doug Lntimcr of De troit at the finish of the ass pound final over the regular mile ssoysrd Henley distance ills time was eight minutes 167 seconds illillcrest Bops 0rillia ByrlGii Hi rest clobbered Orlllia 168 last nightin Barrie and District Ladies Softball League game piling up seven runs in asevenhit third inning Hillcrest totall the games ad meld Slockdalccwho wen the ascenhnn Smithnnd Wanda the chore llile Leafsius collected four hits while Carol Agnew San dra Spring and Ann Kearscy each swatted three for the winners to jar dar pitched oohiller as nearya perfect game as youdavor or lto see ONE RUNNER The twin whose brother at of theiineup with an arm and allowed only one nor to readibaseinthauv inning gamedihe fortuaalewas Adam who also mid 1h Pauiwgo in ho recon go as or enter as second base bo lore theframe ended Down had pinpoint control Rarely did he gelbcblnd the battenflho batters couldnt out good wood to the hall Only two balls were hit to the out field and botbol them went to centre field for easy outs thirdinning apart and scored doubled lie cross the no on at Viclory for Minesiag rnored theclubfilnlo legend place in the league standing still one point back of iorgis Automo Automotivés Sid Torgis Automotives had two innings in which they scored three runs and went on tode feat BCAF Station Edgar in BDSSL game at Queens Park last night Torgie pitcher Cliff Reynolds soaked threerun triple lathe third frame to give the club lll lead in the fifth first baseman Jimmy Edwards hit triple to score two runners ahead of him The hotter than scored on an error lathe outr field The victory kept Automotive infirst place and stalled All Smiths and Edgarawanning streak Only deadoil batter Mouse Corbett couldget two hits off Reynolds That was half of the visitors total Smith allowed iust twice as many blows Homer Barrett had three of them rocks as Smith is inStrer can Miur 2o 111mm ONeil cf Nicholson Henderson Eastholm rf Totals TORGIS Reynolds Belcourt Le Barrett as Edwards 1b Ila rl Bit lazb Grab cf Sheppard ll Mom 3b Totals smith and Mlhaicch Rcy ravenousu sewnm woeamu maoaeesoo ¢afleouriu boeéeuoucco tfivoin twoianiags lie had an even doua strikeouts Elliott Dykstra PCornor Hollis rt it Corner it Dykstra Forget it Leycoclt if Totals anucy and hfnrtin sire and Dykatra Officials Andy some one and Larry Cnmpeou bases seendnnuuqugw eeaoéeéaaevéw 550 ejee Dyk into seats Wellington 64 Lnkcview Dairy scored four times iii the filth inning on tha way to an industrial Softball League victory over Wellington Hotcl at Grove Park last omit No singloa before and after the rally gave the tallendcrs or win over the league leaders Les Jollille twirlcd the vic tory allowing clght hits three to John Reid Bob Aubrey and John Manet were touchedfor sir Lakeview hits AlMoiiattand Jolllile each had triple and single for Lakovlew Howard Forbes had two hits noldsand Belcourt 0lfielolsi Lurry Camperu Corbett Drvsddlei By no sacrum Associated Press Sports Writer Dos Angelea Dodgers said this was the year for Don Drya daievto win no games Nobody had said anything about 30 but theyre saying it now Big Don won his lath and eighth in row Wednesday night as he beat StyLouls Car dinals 52 to keep the Dodgers game on top of the National League standings The runner up San Francisco Giants kept pace with or win over Hous tan Colts The victory which brought Drysdales mark to on the year improved his chances of becoming the first big leagues to win so since Dizzy Dean in 1934 Dizzy was 8M that year With weeks left in the schedule Drysdale can get is more starts if he goes twice week He must win 12 of them Bob Parkey of Cincinnati Reds matchedDrysdales eight straight streak with his i6th victory its decision over Pittsburgh Pirates Reds right hander must also be given on outside chance of recording 30 Wins CRAIG LOSES 16TH on the other end of thescale Roger Craig the hardworking righthaader with the hapless New York Mets rapped his 16th of the year has won to Milwaukee Bravssed might make thie Drysdale needed thogeightb inning from Ron Par ranoskl and Ed Roebuck after he gave up leadoff single StanzMusial tied the game in the sixth inningand broke Mel otts league record oi runs batted in Muriel smasheds homer oil the rig field light b7 icons eon salons JULY 25 Bucket Ballswhen actompanledb manwho buys Ducket of Balls GO LFERS piste andlady Frame bases rtH anycw tower some 86 feet above the playing field to give him 1862 career BB Shortstop Maury Wills who also had homer and single opened the seventh with triple for the Dodgers and scoredon Jlrn Gilliams single single by Willie Davis and sacrifice fly by Tommy Davis got Gil llarn bome BiliyjODeil gaincd his 13th victory for the Giants with help from Don Larsen andStu Miller Jim Davenport homered and Chuck Hitler and Tom Hal ter drove in theother runs for the Giants who take four gsme winning streak into Fri day nights opener or atliree game showdownseriesmith Dodgers at InsiAngeles Eurhey went all away al though Pittsburgh catch Smoky Burgess touched him for two homers The Reds bankedPurkey with 21bit barrage Frank Robinson had four straight hitslhe win was the elghthstraight for the Reds Joe Adcoclr smashedfa grand slam homer and solo four hagger and Eddie Mathews had iifairof tworun hornets as the Braves sent the Meta down to their 10th straight defeat The victory wasthe filthstraight for the Braves Ernie Banks sins era No 25 and as the first with man on to lead the Cuba to victory ovchtha Phil eathdflcauscdaoned ponement Monday of the Americansixwmeiras ling championship CANADIAN for Wellington Smiths Dairy andnarrlo Co ops play at Queens Parktoc Dodgersfmcintciio Lend Wins His lathe Give Hamper Pitching Try 1anve1rauron as the Former major ieagu shortstop Granny Hamner now player manager ofthc Class East ern Leaguesiilnghamton Trip lelannd the teams most consis tent pitcherfhas been called up bylfshsas City Athletics of the American League for trial as pitcher Hamncr 35 who played stop for Phlladelpla Phillles when they won the National Lcague pennant lnisao may be added to the roster as rc liever He also pitched briefly vfor the Philsln 1956 He ap peared in three games and had an 01 record Dan Carnevsie manager of International and rte rn Leagne teams in the past will assume the managerial position atBinghamton Hamner whosaid howill join the Athletics in Baltimore Fri day had 54 pitching record with Portsmouth in the Sally and backam Hill on take tumbleovcr Toronto Iiigens Esksihitscore R1905 207 EDMONTON fCPi Edmon ton Eskimos rallied from and deficit to defeat Toronto Argo nautstol Wednesday night in Canadian Football Leagues hlbltioh game before 9000 fans Thepaulng of caasdlan quar terback Don Getty and the cannon Brantlord 97 Alliaton handed Brantlord In dians their first OLA loss of the season at Allision last night 97 The hosts didntrnako their big play until the final period Aillsloa trailed Hst the end of the first session and or sftorthe second Larry Davidson paced the vlctora with four goals Doug Woods had two and Dave Jamar Hugh Brown and Collie Whelan had singletons Squires had five Brantiord goals Chuck Martin and Pete Fowler had singles Ottawa Downs Stampeders98 CALGARY CPi Ottawa Rough Riders downed Calgary Siampcders on Wednesday in Canadian Football League bat tle of defensive wits before about 12000 fans All of the touchdowns came inthe second half of the exhi bition match with lliders tok fng 31 halftime lead Dick Desmarais injured late in the fourth quarter scored the loneOttawa touchdown and Mo Racine made good second quarter field goal for the Rider points EorlLunsford scored on 341 yard fourthlquartar touchdown gallop for Calgary and George Hansen added apair of singles Desmarals one of the best of Ottawas ground gainers was taken from the field on stretcher after being tackled on punt return his first termvas manager This year with the Triplets he has won 10 of 14 games com pleting each game he has started at has Liil run average allowing runs lnm innings ariier the Athletr nounced theyaresddinznno pitcher Roberto lopprn loJu roster andremoving dou Jones airports FAST contENIENT SUMMER WEEKEND ssayicr NORTHERN ONTARIOTORONTQV narnoven wnassno annvrcs forholidayai etitlw crowded highvvayslteidx in comfort on ONs conveniently scheduled Summer Service Youll be at your favorite vac ation spot before youget them llravel CNs fast you know it Northbound Fridays only to Monobe Ortlira the iDayllght Saving Time and youlllberrelaxed when daily too Southbound Sundays only League last year while serving moioliyo work of Import rookie 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