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lt SPORTS TYPE sum JONESCU Sports Editor PABK$ ARE MCKING Posslbiy the most hardy athletes in the country are the soccer players Rain or shine smooth pitch or ev ruddy field these fellows mostly new Cana dianswlll play the game as though nothing was wrong The soccerltes used to play at Queens Park High school football games used to be played there too The playing area part of which is nowthe out field for softball games was in pretty rough shape few years ago soccer and football were out The schools played games in their own baclqard The soccer men were pushed to the Fair Grounds The onetime pitch and gridiron was tilled and supposed ly levelled all to the advantage of the softballers It was after these changes and renovations that we suffered sprained ankle Just from trotting to our position in right field Naturally we complained aboutthe field Monday fielders in softball game were critl icized and spectators chuckled as the result of this same land Pat Wannamaker surefooted goodcatch fly chaser with Stewarts Lunch of the Barrie and Dis trict Senior Softball League looked like novice on one occasion during this game He charged ball rlghted himself to make the stop and then wheeled and cked up the dirt in desperate chase seemingly harmless single had taken hor rible op and scooted at almost right angles away from him Alibouncing ball that hit soft spot and rolled instead of continuing its bounce fooled George Fal coner of the same club in centre field These are just couple of examples Similar instances have occurred in other games this summer Each year money is spent to haul gravel to cor rect dips in the field It may be wise in future to consider all of the players The outfielder is an important fellow too Its enough that he should be embarrassed by crazilybouncing ball But what if hesuffers injury chasing it That wouldbe lust too bad ueens Fork despite its shortcomings is the park Barrie Shear Park in Allandale the second ary l1 layout is in need of similar repair Biggest three to health there is long gravel ditch in right eentre field More outs have dropped fonhits in this area than any other These obstacles just dont belong in in longestablished parks hardworking crew of youthminded men put thehasehall area of the Fair Groundsingood condi tion The diamond was tilled The outfield grass out mhund built and the holes filled It may be that the players will have to take on these chores at Queens and Sheer Eut the work has to be done for the protection of the leagues calibre as well as the players health iJUST NOTES Despite the unfortunate bounces and arguments at Mondays game at Queens there wasat least one humorous incident Justminutes after Don Dykstra had unintentionally beaned Lorne Armstrong =careiess throw by Dons teammate Paul Corner struck the pitcher on the back of the heat Even Lorne though little woozy loined in the buckles reminder to those of you who dont hit the road on holiday weekends Softball tournaments are scheduled for Queens Park and Elmvale Park Theres juvenile baseball tourney slated for Cooks town the same day Congratulationsito the Sohth Simcoe Baseball League for its planned AllStar game at Alliston July Proceeds of the game are ticketed for an in jured players fund line move by an improving league Wonder how many fans noticed that the Barrie and District Senior Softball League hasat least one switchhitter Howard Forbes who won the batting title from the left side of the plate last summer retried hiseluckefrometheerightrsideatheeother night BALL miners American League AB Pct Cash Detroit Brandi Build Killebrew Minn Howard NYcrk Piersall Cleve BunsMantle New York 63 mm baited iiiease so Inns Robinson Baltimore Pisrsali and Cash 90 Doubles Power Cleveland TriplesWood Detroit home rapsMaris New York Stolen bases Aparicio Chi cago 23 Pitching Lalman Chicago on 1000 strikeoutsFord Few York 0° 20 class National uasuz ABREPct Honk Pitts 212 29 73 344 Clemente Pitts 251342 85 389 Altman Chicago ms 24 62 338 Moon Dos Aug 202 as so 2827 Aaron Mill 5dunnoMays San Francisco in bailed inCepeda San Francisco 61 hitsPinson Cincinnati 99 Doubles Pinson and Cole man Cincinnati 17 Triples Wills Los Angeles Virdon and Stuart Pittsburgh Home IlaCap 20 alesP son 13 stolen hitching Padres Los Ange 71 lYlS TAX REDUCTrON nilram mm manner afun twillows 278 Victory mast resounding thumping of theBoIrio District Ladics Sdi balllgague season ooSioufl ville last night ll Queens Park whining IM iheWillm scoredincvery ilningandneveriessthrntwo Janice filpwell had an easy time going the distance as pit ch for Willows She allowed seven hits stoulfville not say en ti its runs in the shfh in As per usual Mary Berthelt ions led the winner with three hits Farr ballad including loo Fortune Betty Bishop Ann Spence and Mildred Elliott had Leave Ring Rel Slugged Mild Del Darling ring sn nouncer at professional wrest ling mstdies at Barrio Arena almost found himself in the basement last night during the main event on the card Seated innocently at his tim ers table Darling was start led to find 500 pounds of raging muscles almost on his iup Bill Curry and Tarzan Tourville fumbled out of lhe ring and went at it Orrry who just minutes be fore was cut open by Tour ville started the outnfIgrering melee by smashing referee Joe Dempsey When Joe recovered much in the chagrin of the spectators he ruled the battle no can test Whos be kidding Earlier Louie Papineau last thrilling decision lo Arman Hussein It was wrestling match to top all The specta tors cheered wildly as the two heroes pulled numerous tricks out of the bag yet went strict ly by the book The opener saw Ricki Ferraro win on disqualification from line Great Mephislo Thornton Nips iillision 65 Thornton connected for runs in the late innings in defeat Alliston Braves 65 last night in South Simcoe Baseball gague game played atrfhorn li Two walls and singles by Jimmy Edwards and Frank Rawn accounted for the win ning run in the bottom of the seventh and final frame Johnny Bowman formerly of Barrie Flyers pitched the vic tory for Thornton allowing just three hits one homer by Pete Cameron his opposing moundsman Thornton collectedkseven hits including homerun by Ralph Schandlen Merry Menagerie fl Imnwwhosayunm uncommon TIlllS PRICE REFLECTS THE zssbnhnrmnsr defencoloss offenceless Bill Tarzan Like Rd offering George Chuvan champion Floyd Patterson in ForgC JONESCU as meat for heavyweight Willi ls ADiuy Falls huvalo IORONTOMaybe theyre not so far wrong in Monarciis iivenge Their One Defeat Chuvalos big strong can punch and is ranked Hillcresl Modaldis avenged However it iaour considered opinion that he did little to enhance his position here last night In flooring Willie Besmanoff six times in the WM MU second round then kayolng George did something no able to do This was the stopped the Germsfn in the fourth other pro he vyv has been first time had been This time its probably for good PUT GEORGE TOP If no one else could stop the Bea nunoff ihcn Chuvala has to be madman of disheap regardless of its rating All dull first round that stirred none of the 5400 paid customers Chuvalo must have been convinced this was going lobe another in the lads Fine dxhis free rolls use rovo Early in the second round Besmnnofi backed himself into the ropes Chuvalo landed an overhand right to tho left ear and Willi caved in But he got up Five more times that round he hit the deck three times out of tire ring and on to the apron and twice inside Three of the rul ed knockdowns looked very much like pushes Nevertheim Willi was foll ing and so were the hopesof the fans who hoped to seea llghL Chuvalo displayed pretty good lelt hand in the third round landing few mand housebelistothe ribsofBes manoff trouble and headed for the Central Wins Contest 54 Ionkal United defeated Girls tian Reformed 54 in an Inter Chnrch Softball League played last night at shear Pink Central took lead in the first frame and med twice in the fifthiandonce in the seven th The lasers scored awe in each of the fourth and fifth frames and twice in the sixth Larry Adams started an the rubber for Conna1 and was re lieved in the seventh by Al Stevens Al iinnuners wenttbe route for Christian Reformed Stalide St Andrews Shanty Bay St Marys ospsasmms ummnspswuor NOOONHMQ Againhebadwilliin scrapheap but cmddnt follow through George looked inept Without making any flueat of fight Bcsmanofi lasicd the round ALL OVER As in Chuvalos previous wim the fight ended abruptly George landed another round house left to the nose of Bes manolf and down went the Ger man He appeared to get to his feet at the Count of 10 but oh viously had had enough and was looking for his cut Official limo it the blackout was 129 of the fourm round ABOUT FLOYD So why put Goorge in the some ring as our The Torontonian is ighilng as often as any other heavy lies obviously as good or poor crop but hesyoimg and just might developa little box ing skill to go with his gifted it wm sad match has night for us yet that seems to be whsilhis followers want They dont cm who larvalo fights and how he looks If he wim hes in Besmanoff is definitely out gt Panama The supporting card satinm Simasiight chaps were go gogo and fallfallfall oil the way Billy Fifield lightheavy making comeback got off the seat of his pants within the first half minute of the first round to land Jimmy Voss of Video in the hospital with conclusion Fiiield 83 is former top Canadian lightheavy He hadnt fought for few years but showed the only truesigns of the science of the game SCHOOL AND SUPPLIES Completn lumen Imo Instnl on Certliied an Station In 61668 was $5005 STARTING INCOME DEPENDING 0N QUALIFICATIONS Age 25 39 years resident in Barrie Matriculation standing or equiv alent Married owner of an automobile BONUS moENllVE plus opportunity to progress luvsr Be presently employed but recognized or selfemployed lyour ability is not being era was Will be selected on basis of capability and aptitude Sal training given All replies treated in confidence cAnAoAfs No cARait ANGERFIE Box 19 mark Examiner mmwemduemsm lastniehilrywhippinzihehosl Ls week Whitby handed the locah their first Barrie District Ledles Softball League Ann Smith pitched the vidory for Hillaut allowing nine bits Annhodlhreeinhcrowncause as the Menard totalled 19 for die game First seekers Karen Hora via the big slugger getting four safetiu including two home runs Pam Bird had three hits Those getting two safeties in cluded Sandra Spring Tina Cameron and Pat McFadden Tomorrow night at Queens Park iiillcrest plays its Barrie opposition Varcoe Willows BALL ST By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS flitting Eddie Yosi Angels barred Yankees path to first place by knocking in four runs three with his first Jlome run of the season for 76 victory Pitching Bob Buhl Braves blanked Cardinals on six hits walked but one and struck out live for 34 victory great Harold and Boyd fired fivehiusr at hams last night as lilinuiog thmnped RCAF Camp Borden Finn 71 for its third victory of the season Tbe yisilors scored their only run in the seventh inning on solo hornenby Don Shepherd no previous drame Mine sine collected three runs The Winners added two in each of the following innings Trile by former Flyer Ger ry OToole and Al Spence and single by Bill Adams and ihn Pratt accounted for Mi esings sixihvinning tallim The winners clobbered Ken Lapointe and Marshall for 15 hits including five in row for second human Billy Grant Gary Hines plbole and Spence had two apiece Stephand with homer dou ble and single had ihree of his clubs five safeties This game was originally scheduled for tonight Butch Boyd llurls 5Hiiler lis Minesing Trips Vliyers Win Downey Spence of Adams is Pratt if Boyd Totals Lapoinle Marsbafl f7 and Horne Boyd and Downey Loo ing pitcher Lapcinle Umpires plate OConnor bo =a°nn res Collins Dairy Teams Play To Tie dairymen Smiths and Lekeview played to 33 draw in an industrial Softball 1438 contest played at Queen sPark can sign Smiths scored first in the initial frame on an error that gave Don Browmng life walk and sacrrf ice fly by Jack Graham RCA Shepherd cf Lapoinie if Gilhouiv ss Horne Tinklin 3b Crouse lib Baneli lb Malawi rf Boucher if Marshall Moulton Totals MINESING Grant 2b Hines OToole rl Adamsss Adams 11 gt HannaIto aoeoeaeooee mamma gt BLuususus unnnm uoeoooouuoau ll Lakeview knotted the count is the ion of the third as Foo lerwas sale on an error Ind agreed on Graham Wilsons sin Smiths came right back in the botunn half of the frame in take ti lead on Jack Grsh ams homer The next frame was Lake views Singles by Don Jones and Rlnnard and couple of miseries accounted for two runs giving that club the lead But in the home half of the finale Browning singled and scored on Jack Etherlnxtone twovboggcr to lie the game for good skies in oneiybrand Years ago disilifled great whisklas each with its own distinctive and film aged them in special oakoasils Now Adams has married these 29 race 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