Barrie Historical Newspaper Archive

Barrie Examiner, 12 Jul 1961, p. 8

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mm Wm comb or suoaruvrn SPORTS TYPE sy areva JONESCU Sport Editor WE LOVE OUR CHILDREN Theres at least one sign on the outskirts of thtI CITY of Barrie that reads Drive Carefully We love Our Children This sign is unsigned meaning no group or the CITY itself is taking the credit or blame for it We pass the sign few times each weak We read it everytlme We wonder who put it there and Just how much it really meana Were still wondering At City counCll this week motion to allow Barrie Minor Soccer Club hold tag day was voted down We again thought of the sign and many other things This group of youngsters started about five sum mers ago by police constable has brought nothing but glory to Barrie not to speak of the resulting good its done for hundreds of children such as glvlnz them an extra organized sport recreation invwhich to participate This organization has produced Toronto Nat ional League champion It was the foundation of Bimeoe Soccer League It was the foundation for soc cer leagues to be started in the elementary schools It has produced players for Barries senior team Bar rie City This organization has had club play couple of games in North Bay It got Barrie got good play good play in the papers This organization had team play in the United states It got good play Barrie got play This club was responsible for team from Win nipeg coming to Barrie Later this summer minor soccer club will go to Winnipeg It will again get good play Publicity has already started for Barrie The constable has provided tremendous outlet 101 BEHleS children you know the place the one that has sign outside its limiu that reads Drive Carefully We Love Our children Apparently council did not want to start steady flow or requests for Tag Days by granting the associ atons wishes We understand that the and Kempenfelt Trumpet Air cadets Navy League Band are among those groups that where allowed Tag Days If young sports group is not as important as any or these groups thinking then well have to reorganize our Wed think that our energetic Chamber of Com merce the loo which is to publicize Barrie to better its financial position would have something to say about Tag Days As weve written so often before these youngsters who play soccer are doing fair publicity job Councii is believed to have earniarked $10000 towards summer swimming pool Thats great because it is something The soccerites have longer season than the swimmers In fact these rugged youngsters practise through the winter months Learning to swim will we hope help save lives Playing soccer building strong healthy body will save lives too Its been said too that five or six years ago cit izens complained about the number or Tag Days We wonder how many citizens complained We wonder if they would complain if they knew the sand Minor Soccer Club Tag Day would bring Just like the signs in some shops theres no oblig ation to buy But manynpeople do Were confident that many would support the kids We Love our Children JUST NOTES Congratulations to Mr and Mrs Pat Wannamaker on the birth of their third daught er Wendy Lou this week Pats star fielder for Stewarts Lunch or Barrie and District softballLea ELIE Just 11 days to gobefore theParade of Champ ions golf tournament at Barrie county Club When you think about it you realize how fortunate local enthusiasts are to see top professional and amateur shotspniths and still do lot of good The tourney is sponsored by Barrie Athletic Association Rally In tunnel Thelth Gives Whitby 109 Victory Whitby edged varcoe wil laws 109 in Barrie District Imdies Softball League en counter at Whitby last night single syn Jordanin the bottom of the ninth scored two rgns to give the hostgirls the ge Lorraine Gregory pitched for Willows allowing hits Moth erslll hurled for Whitby and gave an even dozen safeties Mary Berlhelotfe was Wil lows top batter with three bifs Mary Lou Bishop Ann Spence and Mildred Elliott had two each lwalowa Bishop 3b rs Cole 2b Corbett rf Berthélotie Cole lb Spence cf Bishop Elliott 1r amounts moneysnu NHNeuHNba 31 George Davies CDNSTRUCIION rirn Barrlr Mssun Gregory Totals Whith Childs If Campbell of Howes 2b Rennick Jordan ss Campbell 3b Smytb Mothersill Nicholson rf Eymau 1b Totals at El aspoacHesiwso al as Sl mssammussm El uuopuscanu ADDED VITAMIN Irradiated evaporated milk is nutritionally improved by in creasing the vitamin content through irradiation sermon AND surname Cmnplete ulpment me Instruc on ertlflodrAir Siatlon ens1m NCM ARRANGED dish in the tournament NOW TOIgiS In First In District 50me lbrgis Automotives took over as leader in the Barrie and District Softball lkague last night by trimming the host ngIAF Flyen 178 at Cunp Bar Torgis holds ooepoint edge over Bristows Plumbing and Healing and twopoint mar gin over the Airmen How ever as will be the case from here will thing could change rapidly At Queens Park tonight Brie Laws plays Thomas Electric and RCAF plays Stewarts Lunch Neither showed much in the way of defence last night as Torgis rattled 19 hits and RCAF The winners soared in every inning but the last Stan Eit cbie and Lou Morrow were the his men with the timber col lecting our Torgis bits Homer Barrett had three and Frank Rewu John Christie and Greg Little had two apiece For RCAF Moulton and Gin mas had three hits and Ross Home Art Goyelche and Gil Gilhnuly bad two each Cliff Reynolds survived the blasting and went the route for Torgis WLTPLI 010 Studio Torgis Brlslows ECAF Stewart nlomas blinesibg Torgin Reynolds Elichle 2b Barrett stn rf Chrlsito cf McCloskey if Little Rowlcy 3b Morrow lb Totals BCAF Henderson of Thornton Sheppards Home in Goyetche lf cf Gllhouly so Lappinte Moullon if Boucher rf Beale Gingras 2b iwQmeuunuouI annouuusnm oc suupuuusauag tl ummuuaua oqum uotoouboIon to L1 finefluunuvm OOHO Totals on Cuts Stop Ponder Downes IsChamp By GEOFFREY MILLER LONDON AP Terry Downes 25 battling Cockney who once served in the US Marines ay night de prived Paul Fender of his share of the world middleweight championship before 12000 cheering fans here Fender from no Mass retired with cut over his left eye at the end of the ninth round There is an agreement for relum bout in the United States within 90 days it is likely to be in Boston but Downess man ager Sam Burns said that since both men suffered cuts there might be slight delay Ponder 31 in his dressing room at Wernbloy indoorsta dlum after the fight was sur rounded by friends congratulat ioz him on the news that his wife had given birth to adaugh ter in Boston Downes is great fighter Fender said lle would beat Gene Fullme Falkner is recognized as world champion in most of the United States The crown which Downes won is recognized in New York Massachusetts and Europe WAS T00 SLOW Pender said he thought he was slower than when he beat Downes at Boston last January Then it was Downes who re tired with cut nose after seven rbunds just didnt have the speed Ponder said It seemed to get worse as the fight went on felt weak wasnt making any impression on him Most of the fans were sur prised when the fight ended Fender with good defence and penetrating left jabs had held his own on points with fighter who attacked from the first he Ponder bad the better of the ninth round although blood streamed from his left eye At the end of the round referee lke Powell talked with Fender in his cornr and then raised Downess hand in victory Boston promoter Sann7 Silver man who immediately started talks with Downess manager on the return bout said This was the greatest middleweight fight Ive ever seen Many Pors Fired EreOpen Roundsw WINNme CPLThe 1961 Canadian open golf champion ship fees of today after an im pressive display of parbusting by some of the 150 professional and amateur entrants during warmup rounds The whole tournament con tinues over the par70 Niakwa Country Club course through Sa turday Top share of the $30000 prize money offered profession als par sting is $4300 Tuesday tice shooting was highlighted by sevenunder par 635 scored by Vancouvers Stan Leonard topranked Canai an Tony Lema of Oakland callf Leonard ranked 23rd among moneywinners on the 1961 pro fessional tournament trail with more than $13000 birdied eight holes Marty Furgol of Cog Hill Ill and Bobby Brae of Mllwaukee counted fiveunder 655 Dow Fin sterwsld of Tequesta Fla 67 while two other Canadians Tor ontos Knudsen and Montreals Al Jo hasten each bad ass or the 150 entrants 100 are us golfers There are 13 am ateurs entered nine of them Ca nadians Best amateur in the figmament receives gold me AIM non nxraarnlzns special pot of $1000 is set aside for Canadian pros taking part with the low Canadian re ceiving the top$300 over and above anything he may win from the overall prize money Johnston won Canadian honors last year in playoff with Tor ontos Al Balding also entered this year Doug Sanders of Ojal Calla rated by many experts as the pre tournament favorite and tkirdranked moneywinner this year on the pro trail turned in on everpar 70 in the pressure less sometimesover relaxed tuneups Sanders won the open in 1954 as an amateur the first and only almonepule player to turnthe trick to date Last years Open champion Art Wall Jr of Pocono Manor Pa has been sidelined by lil ess and will not defend his ti tle Variable cloudiness with risk of tbundershowers was the forecast for todaywith high temperature of 80 degrees and alsdmile an hour northwest wm Emmanuel Slugs St Marys 2311 Emmanuel Baptist thumped St Marys 2311 in an inter Church Softball League game played at Shear Park last night Tiie winners climaxed their viclory with 10 tallies in the sixth frame Carl Constable pitched the distance for thawinners 194954 Clill owurlls Weiwill instill genuine FORD Row built exchange $22200 some 90 day ol4000 mile warranty Nationwide motor foronly warranty protection Easy terms available lull Iclrr nuns Maunrso banana PA asses Mrs 0ugh Loses Match Gand4 WINDSOR CmToronto and district golferlhave oomV rnandlog lead in the 46th annual Ontario ladjm open golf chm pionsbu which begins the sec ond day of mulch ploy loony Sue Hilton 17 of landoa OnL was the only mmpelitor of eight advancing after the first round who was not fro mihe Toronto area She moved up ihmugha and triumph over clubmaie Mn Stevens of Motion Hunt There was one upset ihesdsy when Kay Helleur of Wood bndge defeated defending cham lplan Sbirley Woodiey of Thom ll But she needed no holes Pretournament favorite Gail Harvey of Scarborough Cana diaa and Ontario junior cham pion bad no trouble downing Mrs Virginia Panaslok of Wind sor Rosclond and Medalist NoreenLalng McKay of Lambion shookofi some good pulling by Mrs Ough of Barrie on the front nine for zup lead then coasted the rest of the way to win and The tournament ends Friday with the whole championship final as the feature Mondays results included Joan Riddell Weston dev feared Kay Cartwright Kings ton and Jean Castle Patelborough de feated Doreen Dabble Oshawa and Mrs Dalrymplc St Ca tharines defeated Helen Bealty Toronto Uplands and Mrs Williamson Peler borough defeated Mrs Mar vin Scarborough and Mrs Wickllam St Ca tharluos defeated Mrs Hi Mlissou Beach Grove and Monarchs Defeat Stouiiville 22l6 Hillcrost Monarchs defeated Slouffville 2210 last night at Queens Park in Home 1315 trlct Ladies Softball League game AnnKearsoy andAnn Smith shared the pitching duties for Hiilcrest allowing eight kits Hiilcrest had 19 hits four by Tina Cameron and Karen Hare and two each by Linda Marshall Pam Bird Ann Smth and Ann Kearsey Tomorrow at the same park the two Barrie clubs Hillcrest Bilfd Varcoa Willows will tee LEAVES HOSPITAL NEW YOR KAPlMarilyn Monroe left Folyclinic Hospital Tuesday saying she felt won derful The movie actress un derwent an emergency gall Lakeview Beats Welding 41 Lakele Dairy got two more bits and three more runs than Barrie Welding in an indust rial Softball League game play ed iost night at Queens Park Earl Laing cool cairn and collected Lokeview pitcher gave up just three hits in the 41 coolest John Mandi gave Lokcview just five bits Wilson slammed homer in frame to give an Dairymen 10 lead They increased the count to by the fourth scoring singles in the third and fourth Two base bits in each of the frames accounted for the runs Welding scored on field ing menial error homer by Bob Hooper in the fifth In the bottom of the same frame Lakevicw scored its fin al run The closing innings of the game provided the fans with some additional excitement as Lakovicw mnner ran into the rear end of Welding player Fists were about to fly when cooler heads pre vailed saving good game from disaster Tonights only scheduled game has Smiths Dairy play ing Hill at Shear Park DOOR SllllllNK BOAT GREW KENILWORTH NJ AP Bill Easton figured either the boat had grown or the door hadshrunk When he was ready to haul out the Minot runa bout hed built in the base ment workshop of his home it wouldnt go through the door Easlon called on some arrived at his home with sledge hanuners and pry bars After more than an hours work the crew had chopped hole through the cement foundation Large enough to remove the oat friendly neighbors and they OFFICER ASSISTS FAhLEN COLUMBOS EXIQ Columbo Injured So Snake Hisses Turn your back on rattle snake and youre likely to get bitten Thats bit of advice that will remain foremost in the memory of one Rocco Col umbo noted mat here Last night at Barrie Arena Colombo made the mistake af ter flooring and winning the fall Tar4n Tourvllle with so es of body slams and good home type kicks in the back Onvhls way out of the ring to rest before the third fall Colombo slapped at the ropes chat with refercc Tully Trusdcl That was it Tourville slinked along the canvas and gave Colilmbo shove Rocco humpedlbe ref eree through the ropes and among the fans Terran then hoisted Rocco oh so high in the air then slammed him Colombo was out like down on his Tourvillcs knee light He didnt come to for several minutes When he did following free ride to the dressing room on stretcher be was in no condition to re sume the battle Thus Tourville who had no reason to be in body contact with anyone or anything was proclaimed winner This prompted nnttookusky fan to make good threats or the 240pon bundle ofmuse le The little man hightailed aghar just one roar from Tour Earlier Paul Vacllnn who claim his brother wear board as well not to mention the family dog out etc just about ripped an arm off Bill Curry bcforc ihcinorthemer succumbed disoppolntod Vacbon said later he wonled to take the arm right off and see what innards really look like Nice chap hey wot Gentlcmon Joe Dempsey look ed more like child in his special attraction match with Victor the wrestling bear Vie for loveablc as can be loved Joe to the moi in about five minutes and heldhim there while the referee tolled three in bear language Actually the count was the easiest part of the fight at far as Joe was concerned Victor with fine left 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