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0oz nmmmgrmmrnunsmv JULY gun1 SPORTS TYPE By STEVE JONESCU spam liditor WE LIKE PROGRESS You can do away with progress if it means nuclear weapons That usually means quick scientific end to the world Were not sadist but fear the death that is so often threatened not Just by the commun ists but our neighbors and ftiendsto the south Am ericans We like to think of the future In fact weve been accused of being day dreamer To us thats not had None of our dreams have anything to do with death Thats why we like to get our teeth into new pro Jects the types that have future Such program is the Huronia Speed Skating club Eows that again Huronla Speed skating Clubl Dont feel leftout it you hadnt heard of the club before Neither had we until yesterday at least we didnt know the name This is the group about which weve been writing for the past few months It took its first breath short ly after Februarys Winter Carnival Its one or the many nice things associated with the winter spec tacle The carnival that started featuring speed skating by international stars has branched into dog racing parachute Jumping ice fishing barrel Jumping beau ty contests etc But speed skating the phase that we felt would be the first to diminish is the one that made the biggest impact few local youngsters tried their luck with the long blades last winter Others wished they had attentive parents came to the kiddies aid Fellows like Bell Dave Kehoe Stan Eolfbette Bob Golds Ron Porter and Russ Davey sat around table few evenings discussing the pros and cons of speed skating Meetings became little more serious as the wea ther got warmer unusual Just about week ago this group which saw many new faces enter the scene took aname and adopted constitution It has applied to the Ontario Speed Skating Assoc iation for certification Of course things werent as easy as they appear on these pages Few if any of the persons involved knew much about speed skating or the formation of skating club Help came from at least three outside clubs Hamilton Buffalo and Toronto Support has been muted from Barrie Recreation Committee and the Winter Carnival Committee We would urge thatvsupport come from the rest of the citizens as well This is new sport to Barrie yet Barrie has been host to it for few years As weve written so many times in the past it would be more of pleasure to photograph write about and shake the hand of local winner When it conlee to plaudits were homer We like to see our friends come out on top Huronia Speed Skating Club if it prospers as it should will add much to the winter extravaganza The local touch is the important touch We can complete in everything now At the start it was just ice fishing Elans have already been made by this group for ice Shuffléd Coach marlin Gorham upset by the urea success of his dc fending champion Stewarts Lunch softball club played checkers with his Lineup as nilht and lot win His club defeated Barrie and District Senior Softball league upstarts Brisiows Plumbing and Heating 82 Gorbam started the big swit ch by benching hardth centre fielder George Falconer He moved second baseman Bill Bertram to the outfield put here and benched right fielder JohnWhiic in favor of pitcher Al Smith More changes were made during the seveninning contest it took the fellows few frames to catch on but when they did it was with expected results Three hits by Joe Marley Jim Bertram and Smith accounted for two third lnning tallies ihe winners scored two more runs in the fifth tree in the sixth and one in the seventh in the meantime Bristowl couldnt get off the floor They didnt score until the final in ning Gorhnm promptly re placed starting pitcher Jim lefty from Bradford and Smith Bristowo rally was cut short at two runs Jim Bertram Marley and re lief outfiddcr Laurie Barron Thisunlly pitcher had two no newcomer Bill Coons at third Armstrong with brother Bob Champs Defeat BristdWs apiece for Stewarts olf Jack Vsir Brisiows managed only five hits two by Arnold Neal and homer by George Chrppel Omppel arrived info In his absence Ron Stewart look over the catching duller Stewarts Bertram LI Bertram rf Marley nl oneoonaooex nl ooetucnouonww Armstrong Armstrong Falconer cf Totals Bristows MacDonald ll Boormnn rf Feltis cf Stewart 2b McCann if Think lb Mch lb Neal 81 Wiles 2b Choppel Vair Totals 26 Armstrong Armstrong Smith and Marley Valr and Stewart Cheppcl Winning pitcher Armstrong Umpires Pot OConnor plate Ted Collins buses unwuunuwuum Sloan owewaooeiOHD =l oeuunnrooeNNm By ED WILKS Associath Press Staff Writer lf Cincinnati fans felt glum when catcher Ed Bailey one of their favorites was traded to San Francisco they now can shrug off the sorrow There was sleeper in the swaHhennan Roadblock Jones Bailey who hiarnt been the slugging ate her the Giants thought they were getting was dealt away in late May in re turn the Reds received Don Blasingome who has plugged in hole at second base catcher Bob Schmidt now back in the minors and player to be named The unnamed third man turned out to be Jones Moot4 right handed reliever brought up by the Reds from Jersey City 10 days ago Jones was only soso it four SoSo swapped Player Sparks Had To 32 Margin Over Giants relief appearances for Cincin nati runs in 10 innings But Wednesday night he choked off his errmales on two hits for eight innings in his first major league start and the Reds padded their National League lead to three games with 82 victory over the third place Giants at San Francisco St Louis helped the Reds with a9l romp over the second place Los Angeles Dodgers as allstar first baseman Bill White crashed three home runs Mil waukee swept twinlgn pair from Philadelphia winning 54 in 12 innings and 40 Pitts burghChicago was rain out Jones 26 stopping in as starter when Ken Ilunt came up with arm trouble gave up fourthinning run on walk hit batsman and wild pitch but held the Giants hitless for 23 innings ledge equal to our own none when it comes to speed skating but anxious to help Just the same will be similarly welcome We cant stress too much the importance of keep ing our youngsters active We cant stresstoo much the importance of our youngsters learning and learning to enjoy something new This is our type of progress good time can be had by all No one is in danger of any hurts The present hardworking executive of the club Jollilfe Blanks Barrie Welding Barrie Welding nrffered in second industrial Softball Len gue defeat in as many games last night as Lakeview Dairy look shutout Winning pitcher be Jolliffe Jr gave up six hits at Shear Park but the Welding crew jusi coiddnt work any combin ations In contrast Lakeview collect ed hui three hits off John Man Lakevlcws first run was scored in the third inning after the lendolf batter Jolliffe reached base on an errorNo bits wcre involved Then in the finale Chuck Lawrence singled and scored after couple of infield outs Mano who has pitched well in the last three Welding gim as had two hits the only play er in the game to do so Grillias Mix Is Top Golfer Ron Mix of Orillia whose name has been at the top of the list so many times in the past won the Simeoe County Invitation golf tournament at Barrie Country Club yesterday Hie score of 75 for in holes was one better than that of Midlands Marty Fitzgerald Low net winners in the first flight better golfers were Jim Ubukata ol BCAF Camp Bor don o7 and Paine Camp Borden Army 68 ihp shooter in the second flight was Bob Cote of Midland with an as Jack Webb of Bar ne was second at 88 Low net shooter Marty Akeson Army 70 Army 71 In theihird flight Merry of Army scored 9i and Sam Chcsine of Barrie 98 Net winners were Rohil lard Midland 69 and Tur coite Midland Brooklea Eightyfive members of SCIG clubs participated St Marys Nips First Baptist 86 St Marys edgedvFirst Bap tist as last night in snlnier included Comp Borden and lilicCBnn Church Softball Imagine game Lastinning hits by Lee Part ridge Mike Murphy Joe Ry thcr andflon Decarie account ed for four runs enough to give that club the edge Al Stevens pitched the vic tory for St Marys Max Judd was the losing hurler Timely Swatting Wins For AutOmotives 64 Tortis Automotive hit when it counted to defeat Thomas Electric in Barrie and District Senior Softball League game played It Queens Park last night Automotives in winning took the measure of the leazuer top chucksr of 1961 Don Dylntra Ibrgls hit inthiee frames They scored in four They got opeubreak and made the most The break which won the ball game came in the sixth in ning John Christie got life on an error Pete McClosirey flied out and Ralph Knapp sin gled to score Christie After another pop fly some loose in lielding allowed Knapp to cross the plate with Torgls sixth runs the clincher In warrant moms slammed four hits in the lamb and scor ed only two runs Cliff ReynoldS who hats in the unusual spot for pitcher leadoff went the mute and col lected the victory He gave up seven hits and claimed five hai ters on strikeouts Dyksira also gave seven hits and claimed only seven strike out victims his lowest produc tion of lhe season Jimmy Edwards and Knapp had two hits each for Automo lives Jimmy Quinlan had two of Thomas hiis Thomas mm Hastings Jackson 3b Qumlan cf Fbrbcs 2b Corner ib Dyhtrn Anderson 11 Dykstra Totals Thrill Reynolds Barrett ss Johnston of Edwards 1b Christie rf McClosirey if Knapp Rowley Ritchie 2b Morrow 3b Totals Dykstra and Dykslr Reynolds and Knapp Umpires icd Collins plats Pat OConnor bases ginnwuuuuuuug Silage ioeeuouueuow Lieooc qieaonuuueucg aimmo Lack Of Depth On Mound Makes Tigers Hopes Shakey By ED WILKS Anoclafed Prel Staff Writer If therel wceknesslin Dc troits pennant minded Tigers its the lack of depih among starting pitchers Because of it the ilgers lead in the Ameri can League is down to only half some over Newjfork You kces The big of the flail Frank Lory 124 Don Mossl 92 Jim Bunnlng so and Phil Began 74 have ac counted for 36 of Detroits 51 victories and Regin nailed two as reliever Of the other is victories the bullpen has col lected 12 Bunriing won his third in row as Detroit look the opener of dagnight doubleheader at Boston Wednesday but the Tigers dropped the nighicap 83 as or Bob Seheffing turned to sometime starter Bob Bruce when confronted with his second twinbill in two days The split coupled with the Yankees victory over third place Cleveland behind the four hit pitching of rookie Roland Sheldon also put the Tigers one game behind New York in the lost column Baltimore clos within halfgame of Cleveland by heat ing Washington to on the four hit pitching of Dick Hall Los Angelea Angels beat Minnesota 62 andKansas City spilled Chl cogo While So in game called after six innings because of rain Right handed Bill Monbnu queue 86 out of actoin for two weeks because of virus and reliever Mike Foraieles checked the Tigers on five hits in the nighlcnp Dick McAuliffe and Rocky Colavilo who drove in five runs in the opener hom ered for Detroit before For nieles nailed it with innings of perfect relief retiring all i0 men he faced The Bed 503 climbing hack into fifth place collected 12 hits including homers by Jim Pagli aronl and Gary Geiger They got the clincher off Bruce injhe fourth inning on squeeze bunt by Monhouqueiie Thats the weapon Detroit used to beat New York Thesday Coloviiohad home run and single in the afternoon game Banning gave up seven hits and struck out six while beating Billy Muffett 88 Sheldon 52 wo nhls fifth in row for the Yankees with his first majorleague shutout He started at his own request after giving up steel of home while working one ing of relief against Detroi Tuesday Yogi Berras two out single gave Sheldon the edge with first inning run off loser Gary Bell 59 Roger Maris closed the RANGE GUTHBIE FAIEWAYS No Highway Noni of so Parking Line Guthrie Ont KRAMERS scoring with solo seventhinn log home run his 32nd and stayed 17 games ahead of Babe Ruths record 60 pace of 1827 INDIANS SLUMP The Indians have lost of their last 17 games and scored just one run in 27 innings Hall 53 shut out tho Sene tors for the second time as the Orioles put away their um vic inry in 15 games iiian Breed ing scored boih Baltimore runs against Bennie Daniels 45 getting on base with asvoik and single The Athletics tugged Chicago with fifth straight loss drop ping the Sox back to sixth place Half the eight Kansas City runs were unearned Juan Pizarro 42 lost his second in row whfle exWhlie Sox righthandcr Bob Shaw won his sixth Steve Bilko drove in the An geles first three runs with pair of doubles Ken Hunt also drove in three runs with ninthinning homer Jim Dono hue 32 was the winner in ro lief Jim Kaot 38 last it Haircuts 75 Saturdays $100 Burners CLIFFS BARBER SHOP 29 Bus Road emu from Allhall no time at the Barrie Arena The club is in the process of buying speed skates which it will in turn rent to the skaters of any age What it needs now is encouragement help Anyone with even minute knowledge of the sport will be welcomed with open arms Those with know includes Stan Bobbette president Bob Gods first vicepresident Mike Garvey second vicepresident Mrs DAltroy secretary Bill Bird treasurer and directors Bell Ron Porter Mrs Eezzant Bud Thomas chairman of the first carni val has been named honorary president GENUINE All CONTINUES The Greatest who liver oiietéd no no of This llreo Wide Choice fli Makes and Models l956DODGE REGENT $695 $549 1954 cuev on SEDAN ND 140 ounun RADIO AUTOMATIC N0 13 s375 fu=695 1953 Plymouth Wagon losstUXHArLv nanioNo9oi SEDAN No11 845 316 i954 PLYMOUTH SEDANRADIO N0 156 iiilllESBIC sliuuoslir coor MOTORIZED Translator nnnorcur fsrrs runnMos BRAND PICNIC JUGS BISHOP nnnnrcur Lollies No no COLEMAN nnc £495 CAMP sieves TBERMOS BRAND mac 11595 CHESTS $2195 ossisrooaaim recs SEDANNp9u gt 5425 instance 13 Simon 1388 REG 59st seecmr 1955 CHEV DOOR RADIO NO 207 and on G7 srccrar 1960 SIMCA SEDAN NOIzii i959 CITROEN seomv No 209 renew MANY MORE VALUES ON memo 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