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me name manna ram mun GREth OUTDOORS By WALLY SMITH LOTS OF CHOICE As of midnight Ontario fisheran have wide choice of where to go fishing and what to try for At this time all of the fishing seasons for game fish will be open Vearo not active enough to be back at work or to fish properly but we expect to sit quietly at local river and try our luck all things being equal This shoiild be good year for Bass and with the water temperatures being somewhat backward many male Bass should betaiten in fairly shallow water where they will be still guarding their nests and hungry for any offerings The way peak spawning cycles have been running we should be into some fairsized Bass which hatched about four years ago LOSS 10 CONSERVATION It was certainly with lot more than regret that we heard about the passing of great conservationist the first secretary manager of the Ontario Federation of Anglers and Hunters lrcd Richardson An active practising conservationist and true sportsman Fred will be sadly missed by the many friends he made in commotion circles and the great outdoors LEAVES ONE SPEECIILESS The way our friends and neighbours have been doing things for us and offering to do things for us leaves us practically speechlus Our good friend Zeke Firrnan was saying the other day that we must miss getting out and cawiing our fresh fish lie maintained that the next tmut which he caught was going to land in our refrigerator He wasps good as his word coming in with lovely Brown Trout the other night Then in comes another friend and neighbour Don Young with nice feed of Whitefish and another neighbour Bert Lawrence with an offer of helping us finish the boat whcih we have been whittling away at for couple of years This sort of thing makes you suddenly realize that even though we feel that this old world is generally getting worse there are lot of swell folks amund We can still see old Steve lugging that typewriter to and from the hospital so we would not miss column We are literally devouring the wonderful book Nature is your Guidewhich the Barrie Conservation Club so kindly presented us we would recommend it to anyone who is interested in navigation especially every day natural ruleoi thumb navigation and ways of finding your way about which have stood the tests of time before the days of compasses sex tants or any other oitheprment day navigationaids Our good friend Harry Morren has dropped off another set oiwonderful books which we are enjoying to thoulznnst SHOULD BE BETTER Fro mthe sounds of the long range weather reports this weekend should be lot better than last We want to Springwater Park for picnic dinner and Gracengh Topsf At SCFD IGol literally froze along with quite crowd of picnickcrs last Sun day Our youngest was quite thrilled with all of the wildlife at the park especially the cheeky red squirrels which did not stray too far from the refuse pails and picnic tables At one time there were upwards of dozen of them lugging away pieces oi bread as bigor bigger than themselves we think that Peter had ideas oi bringing one home to help him with the crusts We will say again what we have said many times we are in deed iortunate to have the best carnpSites and picnic areas any where in the worldbar none The Ontario Department at Lands and Forests certainly deserves lot of credit for their realistic policies on providing natural wellappointed parks of such natural beauty and an eye to the comfort oi the traveller who is fortunate enough to be able oo partake of them We can think of no better value for three bucks than that which entities to drive into any at their many parks for season The only regret that we have is that we did not have people withthe same longrange vision years ago We do have pet beet about many people who usethe facilities of our parks andcampsites Why do they not realize that it costs fortune to maintain these parks and campsites and practise little good housekeepingi We were appalled at the carelessness and downright thoughtlessnes of many people who did not use the waste receptacles We have been around long enough to realize that it does indeed take lot of people to make world but hope sin cerely that the numbers of those who become dedicated to being good sports and conservationminded will grow as the years go it We enjoy seeing little children tell adults to do the proper thing We have seen this on many occasionswe only hope that few more of these kiddies get working on few more adults in helping to maintain our pricelma heritage of the great outdoors Canada Mens Doubles Team Upsets USll Ill Wimbledon LONDON or Upsets by United States players in the mens and womens singles and narrow victory by Canadas mens doubles team in gruel ling match were standouts at the 75th Wim ble don tennis championships Thursday Chris Crawford no Pied mont Calif college student turned the ranking tables on It alys Nicola Pietrangeli with 26 63 64 64 victory Pietran geli seasoned player who made the semi finals here year ago was given the third seedrankingth behind Aus tralians Neale Fraser thede fending champion and top seed Both won their day Another Californian hardvol leying Mimi Arnold from lied wood surprised the gallery straight sets victory over Aus tralias Lesley hirnet ratedNo in the womens singles Little Miss Arnold took it 75 64 in brisk 53minute contest Bob Bedard of Sherbrooke Que and Francois Godbout of Waterloo Que gave thoWim hledon crowd two hours and 35 minutes of tennis thrills as they won hot battle with the team of Donald Dell and Cra ford Henry in first round match The score was 63 36 and Rod Laver rated No 86 68119 194954 ciiii owners we will insmiilngannine rogohe built exchange motor for only oocoMPLETE 90 day or 4000 mile warranty Nationwide often in on availdhle Sirosy anemia matches Thurs Darilel Grace Ough won the low gross championship for the June Simcoe County Field Day byfiringasoatthemontha final day yesterday at Midland Her founday total was 357 Matte English of Midland was second with total of 364 law net for the four days was 306 by Ruth Shaubel of Midland Edith Corby oi Barrie was and with 307 Orlllia took team honors with 2232 including 541 yesterday Midland was second with fourday score of 2298 and soon yesterday of 5H flllie Lamhilck of Orlllia had yesterdays lBhole low gross score of 83 Jean Murphy of the same club was second with 85 Low net honors went to Anderson Drillia El and Jean White Midland 7D Dow gross for the first nine holes was 42 by Joan Wallace of Midland Low gross for the second nine was 43 by Grace Ough Wheeler of Collingwood had the low netfor the first nine 33 and Drodeur Midland had low net for the second nine 34 Fortyseven players took part inthe activities licsday was regular CLGU GRACE noon day at Barrie Country Club There were 22 lahole players and 14 ninehole paiyers Edith Corby and Marg Hodg son took low net prizes for in holes with respective scores oi 72 and 75 gt Local ladies who went to Mid4 land included Grace Ough Ed ith Corby Marl Hickilng Betty Clyne and Janice Laking inc 1961 BarrieDistrict Lad lcs Softball League season is 10 longer of the ninaway var ety League lending Hillcrest Mon archs suffered their second da feot in three games last night at Queens Park The oonquer ors this time were Barrie Var coe Willows relegated toB ries second team since Hill crcst reached its peak willows awaited 12 hits in tak ing the 1H decision Mary Ber thclotte Varcoe catcher again led the way with four hits in as many trips to the plate Pitch er Shirley Coel had three and Helen Corbett two Ann Kearseypitched and suff ered the loss for Hiilcrest Carol Agnew and Pam Bird had two hits apiece to total half of the clubs swats Chuvalo PROVIDENCE Iii tAPiA Welterweight champion Emile Griffith of New York was named hoxerofthemonth in the Na tional Boxing Associations rank ings for June it was announced Thursday by Tony Petronella chairman of the NBASrlBuIIES committee Griffith won the honor on the strength of his successfulli de fence against Gaspar Orlega of Mexico Canadian boxers George Chu Vialo and Bali Cleroux are listed among the top ten heavy weights The ratings Sports On Tap TODAY South Simone Baseball Be ton Valli0pm Industrial softball at Queens Park Danie Welding vs Hill and Margs Fish and Chipsvs Case Eaglm SATURDAY Softball tournament Queens Park starting at pm spore sorted by Sheba Shrine Cluh Juvenile baseball tournament at Cookstown starts at pm sponsored by Canadian Leg ion South Simcoe baseball Thom ton vs New Lowell Softhali Tournament at Elm vale starting at noon MONDAY South Simcoe baseball Thom Ztm vs Midland Knock vs Clarksburg Industrial softball Smiths Dairy vs Mansfield ftubher Shear Park Hillcrest BY Willows 106 Beaten Varcoes Ann Spence had the only homer of tho game WILLOWS AB Miller lf Fortune ss Bishop 3h Berthelotte Bishop 2h Spence of Cole 1b Corbett rf Cole 11 Totals MONARCHS Spring rt annenuwHuhnugHee Hearsay Kennedy Totals coco segueanngmuuS=oe Cleroux an Highly Rated Heavyweight champion Floyd Patterson New York Sonny Liston Philadelphia Eddie Ma Portland ore Henry Cooper Englard ln gemar Johansson Swe en George Chuvalo Toronto Ale Jandro Lavorante Argentina Zara Folley Chandler Aria Cleveland Willi in Hous ton Tex Robert Cieroux Montreal Mike DeJohn Syracuse Lightheavywelght Champion Harold Johnson Philadelphia Doug Jones New York Eric Schoeppner Germany Archie Moore San Mlddlew Champion Gene nillmer West Jordan Utah Paul Fender Brooklin Mas Dick Tiger Nigeria Floren io Fernandez Cuba Wdierw Champion Emile Griffith New York Louis Rodriguez Cuba Benny Kid Paret Cuba Ralph Dupes New Orleans Junior welterweight Cham pion Duilic Loi Italy Lightweight pion Joe 10 Brown Baton Rouge La Dave Charnley England Doug Vaillant Cuba Giodano Campari ltaly Junior lightweig Champion Flash Elorde ppines Featherw gh Champion Davey Moore Springfield Ohio Gracleux Lamper France Sugar Ramos Cuba ii Kazuo Takayama Japan Bantam ight Champion Edet Jofre Brazil Jose Model Mexico Johnny Caldwell Ireland phonse Halim France Fiyoreight Champion Kingpetch Thailand Ramon Arias Venezuela Sadao Yaoita Japan Pascual Perez Argentina Poné on sroBs AGAINST PHILS Mays Lifts Giants With Heavy Hitting co wiuts Anoan Press Stall Writer The great Willie Mays is belt ing the ball againand San Fran cisco Giants are back in second place in the National League race Since manager Al Dark gave Mays rest in days agothe day the Giants dropped to third spot Willie has batted 442 for 11 games He picked up 19 hits seven of them homers in 43 airbals and knocked in 12 Mays appeared ready for an other rest when he went 1for7 in the Giants TI 15 liming tie with Philadelphia Phillie Wednesday night But he wul loped the dayligth out of that idéa Willie rapped six hits five for oitra bases and drove in seven runs an the Gianis sweat doubleheader from the Phils Wednesday night He hit three homers in the opener winning it 87 in the loll with the 299th home run of his major league career Then be tagged triple and double in ail1 victory in the second game That put the Giants in second place by 002 percentage points over Los Angeles Dodgers who lost 42 to Pittsburgh Pirates It also put the Giants within games of the league leading Cincinnati Redlegs who dropped their third straight Ean ii 158 decision to Chl cago Cubs Mays increased his batting average 11 points to 331 in the sweep and drove five runs with his three circuit clouis His first two both two run shots werootf reliever Dallas Green andgavo the Giants 44 tic after three innings Mays won the engagementwith his 20th home run of the season off Frank Sullivan 38 Christie leads SmilhsVictory Bob Christie fired fourhit ter and collected four hits as Smiths Dairy slugged Mans field Rubber 155 last night at Queens Park ChristlE who fared well en ough when in thesenior league has been standout the past two seasons in the Industrial League both as pitcher and hat ter Ken Crown helped Smiths cause with three hits and Russ Granger and Murray Faragher had two each Roger Lacey and Beamish shared the pitching for Mans field Jack Kenwell had two of the clubs hits Emmanuel Defeats Latter Day Saints Emmanuel Baptist defeated Latter DaySaints 124 last night at Rogers Park in an Inter Church Softball League game Emmanuelscored nine at its runs in the sixth inning King was the winning pitcher andBill the loser llcllF Flyersr Nip Minesirig Club 65 Camp Bordens RCAF Flyers edged MinesirigoS last night at Camp Barrie and District Softball League game Marshall and Ken Lapointe pitchedfor RCAF Wendell Dow ney didthe bar for Minesmg SCHOOL AND SUPPLIES molete Equipment mined AII Station ea 61668 was AUTO PlNECRESL 1C ES SPEEDWAY N0 HIGiiwAY Rows3 njais Eszrs names 1JALOPIES uaweavnn mack ADULTS $125 campaign man moan WILLIE HAYS in the second game Mays tripled homEthe Glants first run as they scored three in the fourth inning off loser Art Ma haffcy 78 Ed Bailey capped the burst with homer Billy Loes 155 winless for more than month and knocked out as reliever in the opener took the nightcnp with fivehitter The first game incidentally was bottle before it started Dark and manager Gene bunch of the Phils kept their muting pitchers amt lefthandcr Billy ODell and righiliunder Sam Jone warmed up for the Giants southpaw Ken Lehman and righthander Green and hiahafiey for the Philr Lehman started gave up single and walk then db Ported ODell started for the Giants yielded single to the first man he faced and gave way to Jones in four run first in ning Juan hiarlchal Four Big Bouts 0n Mat Slate Four bouts will feature noxt niesdoya wrestling card at Bare rie Arena The opener pita Tartan Tour ville against Armon Hussein Paul Vachoii as vicious as hip ther Maurice tackles Rocha Co lumbo midget match for the worlds title has champion Lord Little Brook against Bull Drum mail As it that wasnt enough the evenings finale will have Va chon and Tourville taking aim at Hussein and Columbo in tag match Chill Sex Tigers By WILKS Associated Press Staff Writer The first place Detroit Tig ers after chilling Chicago White Sox now run into Baltimore Orioles the hottest team in the American League race The Birds are in fourth spot 17 games behind the Tigers and half game out of thirdBut after winning eight of their last nine guinea the Orioles will be bucking Memorial Stadium jinx as well as the league lead ers when they return homo for the opener of three game set with Detroit tonight Baltimore has only 1513 record at home whily playing 2515 ball on the road The Tig ers 41 over the Orioles in the season series are 30 at Balti more The Orioles ended 104 ad trip by winning the utiliti straight engagement Thursday night beating Kansas City Ath letics and bonus baby Lew Krausse 62 behind the twohit pitching of Dick Hall Detroit handed the White Sox second straight loss 52 tor two game bulge over the idle New York Yankees The third place Cleveland indians dropped six games behind with 31 lossto Washington Sena tors Boston Red Sox beat Min nesota Twins 95 CAME FROM BEHIND The Orioles came tram be hind against Krausse 11 $125000 rightliander who gave up eight hits and five earned runs in 13 innings single by Jim Gentile and an error tied the game 22 in the fifth inning and Baltimore broke it up with four run sixth trig gered by Russ Snyders tworun triple Hall 43 righthander ac quired from Kansas City in aAnkir GOVERNMENT SURPLUS StOltE R055 51 PA 60522 Orioles trade walked only one man and struck out eieh while putting away his second two hitter of the season The walk and Wayne Causeys double in tho fourth on single by Jerry Lumpe and three base er for by Marv Thiotieherry Frank Lary won his 11th of the season for the Tigers beat lag Cal McCllsh 47 in slide nee heat at Detroit two run triple by rookie Dick McAuliffe off reliever Turk Lown broke 22 lie when Detroit scored three runs in the seventhBilly Bruton who hit two run homer in the third brought in the final run with sacrifice fly Floyd Robinson homered for the Sox who slipped hackto sixth spot after reaching fourth place with lzgama winning streak anoint nun Here Tomorrow The Sheba Shrine Club Soft ball Tournament la set to kick off nt noontomorrow at Queens Park Eight teams are reportedly entered to go after the top prize money of $75 Fans holding tickets will have chances at innumerable prizes to be drawn for during the games Proceeds of tha game are headed for the Sluiners Hor pi mmm 28 Candles Rd East Barrie 54 working in relief for the first time was the winner The seventh place Cubs col lected 17 hits four of them bom ers and beat tim Ml1loney Ht Don Cardwell 15twas the winner although giving up 11 of Cincinnatis 12 hits including three home runs Cardwell siugged one of the Cubsliom era along with Buy Williams Al Heist and George Altman Altman batted 5for1 in his last three games and ieadsthe league with 352 average RANGE GUTHRIE FAIRWAYS No 11 Highway 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