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rm lARRlE EXAMINER TUESDAY JULY SPORTS TYPE By STEVE JONESCU Sports Editor PHONEY BLOWUP It could be that all of this junk we rendand hear about the hatred Europeans have for Canadian hoe key players is overplayed but hEIB not necessarily overseas After each tour or tournament in which Canada L3 represented main stories concern the fans displea sure with the Canucks Theyre too rough theyre scoundrels etc Yet every year for the last five or six we recalve report from the Canadian Amateur Hockey Associ ation that Canadian players are wanted in Europe These roughians are but as coaches not only wanted lust as players Europeans want to learn the game the Canadian way Does this sound like were hated Too many newsmen look for the ugly side of every story There are bound to be complaints about everything men the sunshine is hell to some folk Switzerland and Italy are the countries pruently looking for Canadians to act as coaches This must mean that regardless of how we play the game they must feel it the right way Too often controversyis the only thing that some reporters can see We admitthat controversy in sport is the biggest attraction However once the event is over so should the controversy be over Besides that grumblings of few fans are too often blown out of proportion The fellow who writes lot of this Junk has the edge on us Hes there Were not We depend on him to give us responsible reporting If two hundred fans dont like the Canadians it doesnt seem proper to say the whole country is ready to declare war We remind all such badslders not to overlook reports such as this that Canadians are wanted in Europe That should end any stories of animosity Wevs yet to hear of Canadian team sent any where to act as ambassadors weve always believed the purpose was to win to beat the beloopers out of the opposition We do it at home We shouldnt be any different anywhere else JUST NOTES Gentleman Joe DempseyI wholl fight Victor the wrestling hear at Barrie Arena tonight claims hes only doing it because everyone also went chicken Joe claims that hed fight man or beast anytime anywhere None of the three local area lads who played at Toronto courses last WEEK qualified for the junior golf playdowns Rick Yokes had an 39 in the Junior section Rick Gillespie of Camp Borden had 96 in the same division Boyd Simpson who like Yates is member of Barrie Country Club had 93 in the Juv enile section Paul Meger had not score of 12 in the hockey play ers tourney at Meadowbrcok last week An ex Flyer Jim Morrison had the second best gross golf score 19 lied Wings Start HomeRun Binge by THE sssocisrnn rnnss Rochester Red Wingsone of four teams in the big scramble for third and fourth places in the International League are starting to find the home run range again League leaders last season with 142 but without single home run in four games at Tor onto the Red Wings connected for three Monday night against Buffalo lhis lifted the Wings to 54 victory over the Bisons and sole possession of third place Jersey City tied Buffalo for fourth by topping first place Columbus 61 while Toronto bowed to Syracuse so and slipped to sixth Richmond whipped runner up Charleston mice as and Ml The Wings came from behind after Buffalos Tony Curry hit his 18th homer with man on in the first Fred Valentine got one back with solo smash in fbelbottom half Luke Easiers clout with one on tied the score in the fourth and Barry Shet rone hit his 12th with man on to provide the winning margin in the fifth Zack Monroes threevhit pitch ing and the offensive efforts of Ultus Alvarez Frank Obregon and Hal Bevan were more than enough for Jersey City in the romp over Columbus Alvarez had four for five including his fifth homer Bevan and Obregon each had three hits 5P0 NOHITTER Ted Sadowski who pitched onehitter in his last start had nohitter for eight innings against Toronto But in the ninth three singles loaded the bases with two out and he was lifted in favor of Lee Stooge The Syracuse reliever retired Stevens on pop fly to end the game Richmond running its record to seven wins in nine games laid down 14bit barrage to capture the opener The Virgin ians squeezed through in the nightcap when Art Ceccarelli came on in the final inning to quell Charleston threat Hope lisfMany Punches ThroWn BY Fighters AS Officials VINEW YORK AP David Ott president of the National Boxing Association threw the latest verbal blow Monday in the angry battle of words he tweenfboNBA and the pro moter of heavyweight cham pion Floyd Pattersons proposed fall title defence Ott replied to charges made earlier by promoter Torn Bolan that the NBA ratings are as sinioe Bolan also said Patten son is not going to lose his title to bunch of armchair schemers £3013 president of Champion ship Sports Inc has applied for amatchmakers licence in Mas sachusetts to promote the light between Patterson and Bostons Tom McNeeley McNeeley is not ranked ly the NBA Massachu soils is not member of the ups The NBAs responsibility is to protect the public as much as itis to support contenders saldfltt Mr Bolan does not have the right to control boxing cbsmpions or anyone else the industry is composed of many men and they are entitled opportunities to win the chem pionshlp But any champion must let qualified men try to win the ti tle Ott continued Otherwise the oliampionsblp is mockery If champion always has the right to pick his opponent no matter how qualified the oppon ent is the champion will retire undefeated The NBA said last wcek it would strip Patterson of his championship unless he signed within reasonable time for defence against fighter listed in the top six by the NBA Bolan has said he hopes to announce date for lhe Patter son McNeeley bout sometime this week liolrcuis 75 Saturdays $100 Barbers CLIFFS BARBER SHOP as am Rood sum from Afludu Ide BEAR WRESTLES TONIGHT Victor the wrestling bear makes his Barrio debut lo night at Ihe arena in match against Gentlemen Joe Demp sey This special match oom lllements stellar cord which has Bill Curry fighting Paul Vscbsn and Rocco Colombo lighting Tarzan Tourvllle The Curry match is family feud Bill used to lose lot of blood tackling Pauls brother Maurice Coiumbo would like to bounce Tourville right back to the jungle in which be ap pfrently belongs Action starts 845 Johnston Cops Hot Hurlers Duel pair of huge righihandere provided South Slmcoe Bose ball League fans at Thomion with one of the best games in many lessons last night Don Johnston of the host club and Bob MacMulleu of Creemors Red Sox tangled in 11 duel Thornton counseled for five hits off MacMullsn and Creemore touched JohnsiooJor just three The hosts scored their only run in the initial frame Bob Broley singled and scored on single after stolen base by pitcher Johnsion Crecmors hit for its run in the fifth as John Gowsn clear ed the short left field fence for homer Tonights action has Coiling wood at Utopia and Boston at New Lowell Creemore AB Scott as Gowon rt Parker cl Vestbrooke if Gowan Jnlnicson Wilson 2b Rhodes lb Wesihrockc 3b MncMullen awnnoun Totals Thornton Broley rf Bowman 2b Broley ss limmons 2b rl Johnston Morrow lb Brocly 3b Morris cl stn Spencer if Robinson eei oeeooeeeeem Hi ooeaoooo aul eooeuouyuneon ecuecon elwossooasg s1 Totals MscMullen and Gowan Johnston and Robinson Mrs Grcicex Ough Plays Golf Leader WINDSOR CPlMrs McKay of Toronto Oakdsle be gins match play today witho onestroke lead in the 46th an nual Ontario ladies open golf championship Mrs McKay carded par 75 Monday in the qualifying round Her closest competitor is Tor onto Scarboroughs Gail Harvey the current Canadian and On tario junior champion who had 76 In todays first round of the championship flight Mrs Mc Kay will face Mrs Ough of Barrie Mrs Ouyi survived playoff with Mrs Whit taker of Beach Grove and Jean Castle of Peterborough by firing par four to win the 16th spot field of 112 teed off under sunny skies in the illbole qual ifying round at the plush Beach Grove Golf Club in sub urban St Clair Beach it took score of as to make the cham pionship flight and playoff among three players at that score was necessary For the balance of the five day tournament match play will prevail with the asvhole cham pionship final scheduled for Fri clay Marguerite OConnor of Cre dit Valley did not make the championship flight but shared the limelight by making hole inone She used five iron to ace the parthree 115 yard sixth hole Results included Miss Kay Cartwright Catara qui 424436 Jean Castle Peterborough 47 4188 Mre Ough Barrie 4345 83 gt Mrs Dalrymple St Cath arines 464389 Mrs Keith Crununer Chatbem 434790 Mrs Williamson Peierbon ough 454591 Mrs Wickham St Calh arines 444791 Dorren Dobbie Oshawa 4547 92 Mrs HotSt Catharines 454893 Ruth McKee Peterborough 46 4733 Betty ingrsln Bay of Quinta 474693 Mrs EnglisbMidland 464394 Mrs ins Corke Bay of Quinta 504595 Mrs Tanner Psterborough 494695 Marilyn Brown Rockway 4843 96 yous MENS iiiTHING HEADQUARTERS Why pay more when you can buy for Iessl MACKS MENS WEAR as Duolop St on com Mrs Mitchell Port Hope 49 Ill97 Jenn Wallace Midland 454987 Eleanor Whittaker Petabor ough 494999 Mrs If Colbert Trenton 47 5299 Mrs Corby Barrie 5299 Mrs Kingston Peterborough 514899 Mrs William Hall St Cathar incs 514899 MrsJ Sim St Catharines 51 49100 Mrs McPherson St Cath arines 5051101 Mrs Brindle Kawarths 4952101 Mrs Ed Elliott St Cath arines 5051101 Mrs MacPherson Napa nee 5449103 Beity Castle Peierborough 52 53105 Mrs Lamers Peterborougb 5453107 Mrs Coyle Niagaraon theLake 5655111 Etheringiorl Peterburough 5054114 SELECTS NEGRO WASHINGTO NM Pres ident Kennedy Monday selected John Duncan Negro veteran of government service to be member of the District of Columbia board of commis sioners Bristows Takes To In HardH Bristows Plumbing and Heat ing regained first place in the Barrie and Dislrict Senior Softball League inf night but in such manner that youd wonder how they got up there in the first place Before comfortably large crowd at Queens Park the leaders blow on lead then came on in win 1110 in the bottom olthe oinih good many oi the specia lors headed for home allerlhe second frame as Bristows slugged five hits and scored seven runs sending Wen Downoy to the sidelines in favor of Harold Butch Boyd Erik iows added an eighth run in the third TABLES TURNED in the fifth inning the tables were turned with Mineslng scoring seven times on five hits In the sixth Gerry OToole the former RCAF Comp Borden Flyer clubbed three homer to give the visiio the edge 108 But come the nlnlh Dan Mac Collier Defeats Shanty Bay 83 Collier United defeated Shan ty Bay United 85 last night in an InterChurch Softball Lesv gue game Three runs in the first inning and another trio in the fifth paved Colilers way to victory Gerry McClellund and Moffut shared pitching duties for Collier Len Bouncy was the losing hurlcr Cooper and Palmer had two hits apiece for the winners Larry Garner Larry Sanderson and Jackie Robinson had pair of blow each for Shanty Bay 160 To Start Canadian Open WlNNlPEG CPDAt least 10 top American golf professionals have withdrawn from the wet Canadian Open whlch starts here Wednesday The Royal Canadian Golf A5lt sociailon today said nine who had made verbal commitments to play had to back out for variety of reasons The 10th Don January had filed an en try form but later said he wouldnt be playing January won the Keller Open in St Paul Minn last week Two of the lalest to pull out are Ken Veniurl and Paul Ha ney Veniuri said medication he took for minor pneumonia et tack produced blisters on the backs of his hands Harney 34 vised the RCGA his wife is ex pecting baby and he has to stay with her Also passing up the $30000 Open are Tommy Bolt Jay Herbert Ari Wall Bill Collins Billy Maxwell Jerry Barber and Jackie Burke Wall was reported in bed with groin injury Collins of Crys tal River Fla has hand in jury and Herbert pleadedmen to exhaustion Reasons for the withdrawal of others were not made clear Another doubtth starter is Bob Rosburg who has surgery pending Also absent are Arnold Pal mer and Gary Player who re competing inthe British Open As it stands now 28 of the so fop monoywinners on the Pro fessional Golfers Association four are expected to compels in the 72holetnurnament at the suburban lekwa Country Club The entry list stands at lot to date most of themAmericans Donald who is not particularly noted for his slickwork slam med double info just inches inside the line to score Arnold Neal and George Chappel who had preceded him to the base paths with walks lt was MacDonalds fourth safety of the game output of the season 1tt1ng left field his best Gary Think who took over pitching duties for Bristowl in the fifth lollowlrlg Wayne Rue eel got credit for the victory Boyd was the loser George Cheppel Murphy had two bits each for Bristowe Billy Grant and Win Dovmey were the top batsmen for Min csing with three hits Corby Adams had two hits Bristows victory puts the club one point ahead of Torgil Automotive and llCAF Camp Borden who are tied for sec and spot Either of the second plsce clubs can move to the sap today as they meet at Bar en Tomorrow nights acllon at Queens Park has Bristowl playing Thomas Elcclrlc and RCAF going against Stewarts Lunch NOTES For Mlnesing it was just another in the long line of and Ken DAN MocnONALD oncrun losses about the Iixth Bristows was without Bernie McConn who injured finger at work last week Boomer dropped heavy piece of met iiu He rarely drops soft Thls game is standing Bristows RCAF lorgis HHS GREAT POWER AL Determined Win 30th AllStar Game Ey JOE REICHLER SAN FRANCISCO AP Smsrilng over three beatings in two years and nine defeats in the lost 13 years the American Magus was determined to reap revenge on the National League todays allstar game The game No 30 in the inter leegue rivalry was scheduled for pm PDT pm EDT starts before 4200oplus audi once at Candlestick Park Mil lions more United States and Ca nadian baseball fans will see the game on tr vision seeon allsisr game will be played July 31 in Boston Paul Richards the altlmorc manager picked to pilot the American Leaguesqusd ssld didnt come here to put on show Im going to keep my starters in the game as long as can and make changes only when it means winning the game if were not out to win then we should discontinue the allstar game Danny Murtsugh the National League manager also stressed winning but not nearly as strongly as Richards WANTS TO USE Naturally our prime objec five is to win he said but believe we owe it to the people it use as many allstar players as possible Murtaugh included Eddie Mat thews in his starting lineup but there was strong possibility the Milwaukee third baseman might be sidelined in favor of Ken Boyer of St Louis Cardin als Matthews sufferedc spike wound inm collision with Daryl Spencer of Los Angeles last week requiring 14 stitches on his right knee can swing hat but cant run said Matthews told Danny ll didnt think could play and he said if didnt feel better tomorrow he would start Boyer An early southpawvduel was assured when Richards named Whitey Ford New York Yankee DRINK AND YOU SMILE ONTARIO llMllEL twill legame winner to open for the Americans and Murtaugh nom inated Warren Spshn year old ace of Milwaukee Braver Murtsugh said he would fol low Spahn with rlghthnnder Bob Purkey of Cincinnati and Elroy Face of his own Pittsburgh team Richards declared he had not decided who will pitch for him after the third inning WAS AFTER BALANCE All lm interested in is win ning repeated Thats why didnt stick to ihe custom of selecting the run nerups in the player voting picked the men who would give me balanced squad know allisiar managers in the past observed the theory of playing every available man This theory may be in vogue again next year but not while lm managing Players will get ir only if they can help us win Richards obviously was con vlnced that his starting lineup of Johnny Temple Norm Cashp Mickey Mantle Roger Maris Rocky Colavito Tony Kubck John Romano and Brooks Ro binson represented the best the American League had to offer appreciate Richards think ing said Murtaugh but he has different ideas on the sub ject believe the National League has boys with recog nized ability and regardless of how they came out in the vot ing we wont weaken the team no matter who We play Murtaughs starting lineup in cluded Maury Wills Matthews or Boyer Willie Mays Orlando Cepeda Roberto Clemente Bill White Frank Bolling end 14 Tilt Stewarts Thomas Minesing lilillcslng Grant 2b Hines sb OToole rf Adams as Vin Downey Cole lb Frail cf Spence cl Wen Downey Boyd Adams ll Totals Bristowa Channel MacDonald Boormsn of Murphy ll Think lb Stewart 2b as may gt scve Wiles Fellis Told 11 Wen Downoy Boyd and Win Downey Russel Thirsk and Chappel Winning pitcher Thirskz losing pitcher Boyd Umpires Bill Hare piste Larry Csmpeau bases oouuouonuuxsl uuooomuunux co ooaunnunoulflul HoOOOHuHIrIfl slsmm=lomucse Smoky Burgess Each squad had three leftbonded and one switch hilter Left handed power billets have definite advantage here said Muriaugh There is sort of letstream that help carry Ibe bail out over the right field fence Clemente Tops NL Swatiers NEW YORK AP filth fielder Bob Clomento of Pitts burgh went on hitting bing last week and took over the Na tional ungue betting load with 357 svérsge Clemente erupted for Min trips and displaced George Altman of Chicago Cubs Hid outburst included five bite is one game and fourhits in ash otherthe fourth time this sea son he has deflected four hit in nvgamo The Puerto Rican gained points in advancing from third Allman dropped to second with 349 going deform and pick ing up one point Elston Howard of New York took the lead in the American League from slumping Norm Cash of Detroit Howard boosted his average 14 points to 369 while Cash lost 16 points and slipped to 355 The Yanks Roger Maris in creased 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