HARRIS EXAMINER WAY JULY ll By STEVE JONESCU Sports Editor N0 KISS THIS TIME Its often been said that the title of this column be changed from Sporg Type to Kiss of Death Why Because we have the habit of constructing the Empire state Building just before the Wreckers move in Example Last week or was it the week before we wrote glowing account of the progress and suc cuses of Bristows Plumbing and Heating then the leading team in the Barrie and District softball Lea gue You can guess what happened Bristows lost doozer that same night We were reminded of the column Example Two years ago we wrote that certain hockey club was shooln to cop second place in the standings The team played lousy game that night and again we heard the kissing bit Its happened many times before and since satur day we wrote glowineg about the golf Exploits of Jim Small Barrie Country Club champion Sunday Jim was playing in the simcoe County Golf tournament at RGAF Camp Borden when we arrived on the scene he was on the 16th fairway one stroke backuf the leader Tam watsonor collingwood Jims second shot on the hole was lost short of the green Watson went over Watsons chip was nothing spectacular Jim was short with th third shot Wat son took two more to hole in Jim with yours truly standing Just off the green missed an easy putt that could have given him tie with Tom We felt wed done it again However Small sank good putt on the l7bh tie the match Each parIEd the 18th and as you read on these pages yesterday Small won the match on the extra hole We have to admit we felt much better on the way home For change our kissin column didnt smack unkindly AUTHORITY RULES Since the match we learned of the ruling when player plays wrong bail We got our information second hand but the first hand is an authority Watson who played thé wrong ball should have can ceded the hole to small Youll remember that Jim told Watson all was okay and the Coilingwood star uould play his right ball if found The gallery too thought it was okay Were told that in match play hitting wrong ball means conceding the hole In medal play hitting wrong ball merely calls for penalty not sure of the number of strokes JUST NOTES George Knudson second high Can adian in the Canadian Open at Winnipeg last week willundoubtedly be favored to winthe ProAm Golf tournament at Barrie Country Club Sunday Hes lust one of number of topgolfera wholl play for prizes while working for the Barrie Athletic associ ation It wasnt with any ill intent that fellow golfers told Doc Haslett that three previous winners of the Cliff Brown Trophy sanlor Golf Champion ship died within the las two years Mr Haslett is the 1981 winner couple of Barrie kids Ricky Yates and Brian Mc cann are slated to play in the Junior Golf Tourney air Oshawa this week Midland Team Alliston Hitter Tops In SouthSimcoe Baseball As of July 14 Midland leads the South Simcoe Baseball Lea gue by four points over the sec ond place Collingwcod and Al listen clubs In the hit department Billy ay veteran Allistonian paces pack with mark of 577 Following are the statistics on batters and pitchers as wellas the standing as compiled by league secretary Reg West brooke of Creernore Alliston Creemore Oriliia Thornton Knock Benton New Lowell Utopia Clarksbu mmflmduï¬lumflln BATTING Gray All Johnston Thorn Deschamlas Mid Sunnerfon Bee Walkem Bee Howard Orillia Yorke Mid Duff NL Gowan Cree Ross Grillia Wilcox Mid Jr Westbruok Bullis All McGee Beean King Beefon Wslmsley Cwoad Leonard Cwnod Lemieux illid Bewman Thorn Green Mid Parrish NI Haircuts 75 Saturday 3100 Barbers Ist BARBER SHOP to En none Aerou from Alllndue Ben fnwaonbmnsuss nlancnm Owned at range lunllnclze MacDonald 0r if Shannen 318 Laycock Utopia 35 11 314 Runs Desdlamps 19 Hill C011 15 Howard 12 Cameron All 12 Green 11 Wilcox 11 Gowan 11 Doubles Walmsley Duff Green Hendrickson Mid Wilcox Walkem 604 wan Cree Wilson Green Laycnck 81each Triples Hill Walmsley Bullis Parrish each VHome Runs Gowan Johnston Green Hill Hipwell eacb Runsbattedvin Green 19 Gray is Walmsley 14 John ston 14 Westbraoke 13 Leon lard 12 Westbrooke Cree 12 Lemieux 11 Wilcox 11 llill ills PITOHING 11 aincMuilan Ch Jo 13 Tinklln nillxtun 21 HendrleknonM in Gordon Cwnnd 3e Johnston Thorn Sherman neeion Parrish NL Home Allistnn 23 27 2e 21 in Westbrooke Cr 22 Shannon Knack 42 Schaly Thornton 301 Walkem Benton no uuunuuunnusmq sunuuunNuuu REJECTS CONTRACT TTA CP Ottawa Rough Riders star defensive end Jon Jelacic has balkedat the 1961 salary the Riders have offered him lie is still negotiat ing with the team AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION Have your mutornltlc trlns million roplired by quali fled mccblnlul You to also ï¬nance all work and 12m here 05 MOTORS ml Blyfield at 513330 Viakeview Dairy scored 10 nightto thump Hill 151 Says Hes No Quilter Rocco Anxious Gel Even WilhTarzan Rocco Columho nuu bu an aching back and has tough engagement tonight at Barrie Arena Yel Rocco doesnt mind the pain just anxious for this evening uhen he returns to the ring to wrestle Terran Teurvil ie the fellow responsible for Roccos fillment Last week Tourville attacked Rocco from the rear and in flicked lhe injury When Rocco was unable to continue the match Tounilie labelled him quiller This hurt the peoples choice as much an the physical pain This grudge match is only one of four spectacular tussle on the card tag team match will pit Larry Kasabcski and Rog erFrancoucr against Ted Ger maine and Paul Vlachon Single maleiics preceding the tag will have Kan fighting Ger maine and Francouer aiming ntWachon All the scheduled excitement ROCCO cowarau land undoubtedly some extra begin at 845 Torgis Increases First Place Lead Torgis Automollves strength ened their hold on first place In the Barrie and District Soft ball League last night at Queens Park trimming Bris tows Plumbing and Heating 84 Vlclory sparked by three laiegame rallies in which the Automotive scored two runs in the sixth sevcnlh and cigth frames gave Torgis three point lead atop the standings Brisfowa is second Stout relief pitching by Ralph Knapp and clutch billing by Homer Barrett Jim Edwards and John Christie sparked the victory Knapp relieved siarler Cliff Thornton Bells Clarksburg 71 Thornton put seven hits to gctllcr to score seven times in defeating Clarksburg 71 in South Simcoe Baseball League game played last night at Clarksburg The winners took 20 lead in the second frame and sewed the parcel neatly in the fifth wiib four more runs on four hits Johnny Bowman formerly with Barrie Flyers chucked the distance for the victor lowmgelght safeties Joe Timmolls was the heavy slugger for Thornton slamming solo homer in the fourth and double in the fiflh The winners host Orlllia to night ai Thornton THORNTON Broley rf Thompson of Braley ss Johnston 2h Morrow ib Timmons lf Scbsly if Broley 3b Robinson Bowman Totals CLARKSBURG fleekie rf Goldsmith Wells 11 Wells 3b Haines 3b Hutchinson 2b Bowie cf Binkley ss Shewhr If CubErt ff Campbell lb Darling Totals uhhbkhhig Noaoaoeanoeecm fleoHonHtiIIOw woenpauNhouwo duvHouoHotem BHNHNwauwNLkg 89 Lekeview Thumps Hill 151 rlins in the final inning last in an Industrial Softball League game played at Shear Park Winning piicher Earl Laing did his bit towards victory by connecting for five successive hits while holding Hill to eight Foster also had five hits hr the winners off Forbes In tonights only action Case Eagles play league leading Smiï¬ls Dairy at Queens Park ROUGHIES LOSE GUARD REGINA lCP Saskatcha wan Roughriders football camp was reduced by one Friday when import guard Hen Green was forced to quit Green fum Washington State suffered back injury during practice session and Roughriders doctor advised him to quitrfnolball for the season Reynolds in the fifllt frame and held Brislows to two hits and no runs fine rest of the way The lefly had five strikeouts Barrett Edwards and Chris lie plated runs in the important innings Thomas Eleclric travels in RCAF Camp Borden in tonights only aclionl Theres doublclt header action at Queens emer row lllinesing playing stew arts Lunch and RCAF going against Bristows STANDING Torgi Brisiows RCAF Stewarts Thomas Mineslng BRISTOWS Chappel MacDonald ss Boorman rf 11 Murphy ll 2b Stewart 2b 1b Thirsk 1b Rich cf Neal 31 Valr lchaIIn Totals TORGIS Ritchie 2b Barrett Edwards 11 1h Rawn rf Christie cf Knapp 1b Reynolds 3b Little Rowley 3b Totals Vair Thirsk f7 and Chappel Reynolds Knapp 5i and LittlenWinning pitcher Knapp losing pitcher Vair Umpires Larry Campeau plate and Bill Hare bases Iona ELK meansHuck to hm550th WOOOHRNHNON sooauoenoaw capoc ri =HMOHntIMH Whitey Wins No 17 lay ED WILKS Alsoclated Preu Sinff Wrifer The magic number new is ihree for pitcher Warren szhn in his bid for 300 baseball vie toriee But Ibiny are tough Compared IOIIOW the toyeer old wonder has had to ballle lo naiLhis 2961b and will wins the first 295 vfclories of his 17 year career were almost breeze it was almost monill ago that he beat San Francisco Gi ants 21 for No 296 after losing three of four starts it took bim six fries two in relief to gel 37 Spahn got it Monday night beating Cincinnnil Rediegr for the first time this season as Milwaukee Braves beat the Reds 134 and lrimrned their national League lead to four games over be second place Los Angcies Dodgers The Dod gers held off Pittsburgh Pirates for victory WON DOUBLEIIEADER The last place Philadelphia Philiiis knocked off San Fran clsco if and Si Louis Cardin als with Bill White and Julio Javier each collecting eight lliis twice came from behind for 106 and 85 doubleheader sweep over Chicago Cubs Spahn 9711 gave up ll hits and blew in lead when Wally Post hanged two run homer in the third inning but walked just one man and went all the way The fifth place Braves af ter losing 11 of 15 game to the Reds bounced back with five runs in the fifth inning break ing lie on doubles by Ed Mathew and Lee Meye who also homered in their is hit barrage Spabn capped the rally with the first of his two sacri ice flies Howie Nunn 21 was the loser in relief Duke Snider hit two run lingle as the Dodgers built e2 lead wilh four runs in the second inning off Bob Friend Evil NEEDED HELP 1t was barely enough for Sian Williams froa who needed re lief help in the eigth when he was jolted for solo home runs by Bill lilteroskl and pinchhit ter Rocky Nelson Dick Stuart also homered for the Piraler two run shot In lhe scvenlh inning and Tommy Davis hit homer for lhe Dodgers first lwo runs in the second The Phillies twice came from behind against the Giants pull ing off lhe victory with three runs in the ninth on walk Tony Gonzalez tie breaking double and triple by Ruben Amara Jack Baldschun 31 was the winner and Bob Bolin Zvli lhe loser both in relief Si vLouis collected 31 hits against the Cubs with Javier and White Nor5 at lhe plate in each game Each drove in two runs in the opener when the Cards ovcrhaulcda 60 Cub lead with four runs in the seventh and six in the eighth Javiers two run single wrapped filings up in lhe nighicap in four run sixth inning Succumbed To ATLANTA Ga AP Ty Cobb whose many records stand as towering monument to the fiercest competitor ever to flesh across lhe baseball scene died Monday at 74 The incomparable Georgia Peach succumbed to cancer of the prostate gland The diagno sis first made in 1959 was not made public until dealh claimed the baseball great at Emory University Hospital Cobb who had made several trips to Em ory entered the hospital for the last time June In addition to the cancer he had diabetes and chronic heart disease Cobbs physician Dr Hugh Wood said Wood said xray examinations in Decem her 1959 showed Ihat the can cer had Spread to the pelvic bone and vertebrae Incomparable Georgia Peach safety contort Itlï¬npleJotscA fun cool Sean ï¬aMNOWloï¬nd of wrong in the picture and IonditlomeYon may win one of fliewondeIfui pricey plum band on Hmorl ideala rule Imp cur Flo suwm Purim can Each week watch for picture In on another of his lulu Ask Mom Dad help Cut this contest out other along dotted line and color the feline or draw elm Wlopkskï¬ï¬ and color LIST on Ioparule shqu aI paper the ihln mono lrI Ihnymm Mai context and list to nddnn EIIIIY Form Dont forget to llll in your Ham and dddfln Any child at elementary school age so GVIII av nth rank for Cancer Monday He died peacefully and with out pain the physician re ported With Cobb during his last days were his son James two daughiers Miss Shirley Cobb and Mrs Beverly lichauren all of California and his first wife the former Charlie Marian Lom bard of Augusta Ga The Cobbs were married in 1908 and di vorced in 1947 Two years later Cobb Mrs Frances Cass of Buffalo NY and they were divorced Privafe funeral services will beheld Wednesday at pm EDT in the chapel of the Thomas Funeral Home Cornelia Ga with bur ial at nearby Roysloh The fam ily requested that in lieu of flowers contributions be made to the Cobb Education Founda Ion RALEIGH elevates ONI Iovs AND on suns so SONGLITE COMBINATION H0 AND GMT REFLECTIVE TAP KITS By ED WILKS Assochied Fun Sports erier When Ralph Hnuk manages by the book you have in figure he uses the farmers almanac The New York Yankee rkip per taking note of the hot weslhcr ahead announced that Whitey Ford who won 16 on four day rotation was going to pitch every fifth day in file second half of the season So what happened on forde first start with the extra day of rest The stubby southpaw Ice ran lnlo hot humid weather at Bal timore and pitched sixhit shutout for his i7lh victory and iilh in raw Whiley Pilchlng in rain In game moved along grew slmuger on the way He gave up his only two walks and left six men on base in lhe first three innings ihen allowed only two bite over lhe last six frames as the Yankees wrapped up so decision The rain however barred lhe Yankees from iwi night sweep causing the second game to be called with New York thread in file lap of Columbus Keeps Its II lead my TH EASSOCIATED PRESS Columbus Jets who lead the international League by five games got only four hits liionv day night but they made good use of them In score 21 vic tory over Charleston Marlins Rochester lied Wings blanked Syracuse Chiefs 40 behind the twohit pitching of Ari Quirk Toronio Maple Leafs clubbed 14 hits to trounce Buffalo Bisons 8A3 and while Richmond Virgini anscame from behind to defeat Jersey City Jerseys 75 Columbus which he ac counted for 381 me and only 70 hits third and seventh re spcclively in the league put together double and single Io score one run in the fourth inn ing Sloppy fielding by Charles ton accounted for the winning run in the sixth Barrie City Wins 0n Penalty Kick penaltykick goal by Ari Scbimmel gave Barrie City 32 victory over the but Aurora club Saturday in Newmnrkel and District Soccer League game The victory wu also good for first place Aurorais second and Maple third Harry Morrison and Tiber izentes scored the other Bnrv rie goals Cliff Lofthause scored both times for Aurora RALIIGH even in INDUSTRIES Canada In Ike lumen of em sum All entries become the mm the SalIv be mumnd long of ihe unlul will mam writn and mm authori nu The iUdur deelsinn I1 Ilnal PRINTED Ill THE INT OF CHILD SAFETYBY CON $3th of mu unwe Elephant Consumen Ga Toronto EL TEST no Nam Barrie ont be All alley GM El Ace EREST But Yanks Still Second Warrens 297th Comes Hard Way lhe fiflh Thai not only lashed out home runs by Roger Marie and Mickey Mobile but also left the Yanks In second place in file American League race one percenlage point behind De iron The Tigers walloped Kan sns City 74 for their fourth straight success WYNN STOPS BOSTON Early Wynn gained his mad career victory with threeebil 41 decision over Boston fnr Chicago White Sox in the only olher game Scheduled Ford 172 who badnl won more than it in one season hiiiing his one year high with 196 record in 1956 struck out nine while beating the Orioles for the third time if was hie isolh career victory Ford had three run ieed before he went to work All IlIree were unearned scoring on Shortstop Rnn Hansens bases loaded throwing error Mantle and Bill Sknlvron back after miSSing six games because of injury then homered in lhe sixth inning off loser Milt Pap pas 65 if was hianlles 33rd and be flagged what would have been no 34 urccpt for the rain that washed out the nighlcap Maris the major league leader with 35 and Ciele Boyer also hit no count homers off Skinny Brown in the second game CASH MAKES IT EASY The Tigch made it breeze against the As Norm Cash crashed grand slam home run in the first inning off loser Joe Nuxhall ill5 and Rocky Colavilos sacrifice fly brought ln lhe clincher in the fiflh driven in 17 runs belween ihert in three games Right bender Paul Foylack 55 escaping from the bull pen for his first start since life morial Day was the winner lie gave up nine hits one home run by Jim Rivera and needed relief help in two run ninth Wynn 52 gave up nothing but singles and struck out five losing Shulout in the fourth with bases loaded walk Martins two run two out single broke 11 tie in the Sixth for the White Sox and hung the loss on rookie Galen Circo YOUR MENS CLOTHING HEADQUARTEfiI Why pay morn when can buy forviess MACKS MENS WEAR unnnlepst PAS9841 Cash and Colavito now have