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smmmmmnmrnm SPORTS TYPE By STEVE JONESCD Sports Editor PLAYOFF PATTER South Simone Baseball league playoffs are just couple of weeks away For some of the clubs it doesnt really matter when the postseascm play starts For others it might be too soon ortoo late Teams like Midland colllngwood Alliston Creemore and Thornton are pretty well assured of playoff berth there are eight Theyve proven themselves good enough to gain one of the eight spots regardless of length of schedule For other teams like New Lowell Beeton Utopia and Knock its struggle all the way League secretary Reg Westbrooke of creemore whos undoubtedly seen more games than any other person looks to one of the ins to cop the title Reg has all the statistics so hes considered an auth ority Sometimes statistics or not dark horse ordeps into the race and knocksoff many of the thorough breds Last year for instance fifth place Creemore Red Sox went all the way to the finals before running into Alliston Braves Even then the series was con ceded until the final out The defending champion Braves are again one of the teams to beat for the hauble Ace hurlers Ross Horne and Dennis Tinklin are again seeing limited season action But come the playoffs this pair of righthanders is used continuously It was the comb ination of Tinklin and Home that was primarily re sponsible for the clubs championship ways in 1960 Top dogs at the moment are Midland Indians With exsemipro star Gord Dyment being used spur ingly little lefty Bob Hendrickson has become the buliwark of the mount staff Bob has record of sev en win six shutouts against one defeat Additions such as John Hendrickson of hockey fame Jim Wilcox and Murray York have given the club depth defensively as well as at the plate Colllngwood the team that made an unexpected early exit from last years pleydowos have to be rat ed as good bets Pitchers Archie Blanchard and GOT don have been mowingdown opposing batters Thorntons big man is Don Johnston Not used as much this season Doncould be stronger than over on the hill in the payday games The club is minus second sacker Jake Smith who suffered separate shoulder in the winter but has added Johnny Bow man versatile performer who can fire the pill pretty good Then theres the updtart Red Sox Giant Bob Mac Mullen has cured his control troubles In 62 frames this year the big righthander has issued only 23 free passes unusualfor him to say the least Batting champ John Westbrooke ls batting 340 This isnt good for him Hes yet to put few good games backtoIhack When he does it could be murder for the opposition It all adds toan unpredictable but interesting playoff cycle With eight of 11 teams entering post season play its almost impossible to pick winner Its crazy to even make predictions COULDNT ASK FOR MORE Central United Church Softball Team is deserv ing of bouquet for its work in cheering inmates of Orillias Ontario Hospital few times this summer the team has travelled to Orillia to play against the inmate team The games have cheered not only the retarded players but the spectators The local team plans to continue the games throughout August This heartwarming venture actually got its start back in April group of local women in visiting the hospital were told by physicatrist that the inmates could use some recreation wife of one of the Gen tral players Mrs Keri Skelly relayed the message to her husband and the good work was as good as donE Central plays in the Barrie and District Inter Church Softball League Well venture to say that no victory in this loop is as gratifying as the innings played at Orillia Rookie Calgary quarterback Jerry Keeling replaced Joe Kapp for most of the second half scoring one touchdown in the final quarter and passing to Ray Mathews for another Ray Hansen converted one touch down and kicked field goal Tony Pajaczkowsld kicked single Argonauts Wind 2nd Exhibition CALGARY CPiToronlo Ar gonauts built up comfortable early lead and coasted with strength Tiraday night for 28 Frank Vyse ShoOts 73 To Qualify At Uplands Lovers Swim To Honeymoon ATLANTIC CITY NJ CF Herman Willause and lilary Keira Dutch maple who plan in marryhelped themselves to 35700 wedding present Tum day by finishing first and chili respectively in the 25mile At 111an City swim Willcmse won the event for the second year in row by keeping almost mile of open space between himself and his nearest rival blonde Greiu lin dersen of California Her sec endplace finish was the best ever by woman in the swimr history Next in the field of 13 came pair of Canadians wyearold Cliff Lumsdon of Toronto who has won twice and tied for sec and last year and myearold John anourslero of Montreal who was also fourth in 1960 PARK 15 rm Californian Torn Park for mer Hamilton Ooh resident who has won it fhrce times fin isired back in fifth place this yearinc worst hes ever done As the second woman to fin is she won $500 and for sixth place she got $200 ller fiancecs victory was worth $5000 Viilornse lean 27yearold school teacher plans to go to Canada to compete lathe swim across Lake St John on Aug and lafer in meets at TrolsRi vicresQuc and the Canadian National Exhibition in Toronfo His time here for the approx imately 25 miles was 11 hours 14 minutes and 45 secondsnut spectacular but good in light of the early toughgoing caused by fog over the Atlantic Miss Andersen came home less than 21 minutes later in lime of 118505 former Dan ish Olympic gold medal winner she holds more professional swimming records than any other woman Lumsdons time was 113615 Lacour es 113920 and Parks 114910 Draw And Rout Industrial Games Barrie Welding and Hill played to an 1111 draw and Smiths Dairy clubbed Margs Fish and Chips 102 in Indilstrial Softball League games played at Queens Park last night Welding took an on lead in the first inning then watched in slate of shock as Hill came back to even the count John Manol pitched for Weid ing and Stewart for Hill Wally Kelman had four hits and Mike Widdrington three for Welding Al Shewchuir and Myers had two hits apiece for Hill Bob Christie threw three hiiter at Margs as his males helped with 18 safeties Ken Crowe had three of Smiths hil5 and Roger Judd Christie George MacDonald and Mur ray Fsragber had two each Kennington had two of the los ers hits Lakevlew Dairy and Case Eagles play at Shearlark to night Dare Devils Drive lit Wasaga Friday Paul Riddell and his all American Dare Devils thrill show aggregation of automo bile and motorcycle drivers have been contracted to appear at the Wasaga Beach Speedway July 28 These daring drivers with an utter disregard for life and limb race crash and smash their way through two hours and 20 events Featured will be internation ally famous Paul Riddell and Irish Danny OSbea veterans of many seasons of spills and thrills Show time is as pm THORNKILL CP There were few surprises hiesdsy 101 professional golfers played the 18 holes for the qualifying round of the Miller Trophy tournament Sixty four survived Al the end of the regulation in holes nine had to play off for the last spot won by Bob Dr of form onto with birdie three on the myard filth hole The nine had scores of 77 after the qualifying round nec effsiiating the suddendeath play Pre tournament favorites earned positions in lodays match play without being forced to compete in the qualifying round The favorites included A1 Balding of Tomato Top men in the qualifying round were Ron Bolus and Joe Rice both of Toronto Ron Ca pra of Beverley and Moe Nora man of Siouffvilie All 51101 68 two under par FOLLOW BY ONE Others who made it almost as had been predicted included Bill Kozak of Windsor and Fe ter Kuzmic of Kirkland Lake Both had 63 Bruce Murray of Kitchener and Bill lilhwhinney of Toronto were tied with 70 Seven were tied at 71 They were Ken Ja cons Larry Alvie Thompson and Balding all of Toronto Frank Whibiey of Kit cnener Bill Thompson of Van couver and George Knudsen of Toronto The Miller 01p is the only tournament for professional golf ers in North America which is played on matchplay basis after the qualifying round Prizes foul $5000 with 51000 going to the winner Balding rovidcd one of Tues days hig Is when he shot holsinone on the isliryard 12th hole He used an eightvimn on the hole which face nirnost straight away from the fee QuLlllylng resulis included Costello Guelph 383573 Vyse Barrie 343973 Armstrong Soraia seasu Butler Oshawa 313774 Freeman Trenton $3874 Morris Cobourg 376774 Baker Ning onvLake 363975 Falls Port Colborna 888775 Hildrop Braniford 354075 Turner Bowmanville 373375 Kelly Gait 403676 Weller Owen Sound 393176 Bell mainng 403777 Burton Georgetown 854277 Hill Pcferborough 383971 Murray Kitchener 353877 Schelfele Sf Caih 383977 Doyle Camp Borden 413773 Rational Midland 384078 Atman Lindsay 404060 Ellis Braccbrldge 394180 Parker Pembroke 423981 Kelly Georgetown 404383 Keyes Aruprior 434487 Rocco Is Victor In NoRef Joust Benny lrudel was the special referee for the Larry Kasubas kiPaul Vachon match He was the outoftherlng counter for the Rocco ColumbiaTartan Tourville It would be safe to give Ben so per cent average at last nights professional wrestling card at Barrie Arena He too often got in Kasabos kis way in that bout Even so the veteran who again showed innumerable holds and manoue vres was victim of his best punch Larry has trick of riding his opponent into the ropes bouncing off and pinning the other feiinwr shoulders while actually on the bottom This worked once The second time Vechon glued himself to the ropes and went flying Ra slammed his head on the mat Rough Riders Sock filoueites MONTREAL CP Coach Frank Clair his Ottawa Rough Riders just oozing depib gave all the material workout Tuess day night and the Grey Cup charrnpions easily slapped down the firsistringers of Montreal Alnuetfes 2819 football To the crowd of laserIt un doubtedly would have been much larger but for an hour long drizzle before kickoff time ii was obvious that the nine point scoring spread was no real measure of Ottawas strength Coach Perry Moss of Montreal meanwhile was on something of firing line to make good He was seeking vindication for Montreals release of quarter ham Sam Etcheverry and end Hal Patterson two long time favorite with fans here The Als apparently have come up with good substitute for Etcheverry in Nelll Ysrbrougb lanky 24yearold former Univer sity of Virginia star He showed strong passing arm hitting on nine of 13 attempts with one interception The big Montreal trouble was defence as the Rough Riders hacked out big chunks of yard age Homebred Ruse Jackson and Ron Lancaster alternated at quarterback for Ottawa most of 17 victory over Calgary Stam peders in an exhibition football game before 12000 fans Quarterback Tobin Role fired two touchdown passes to star halfback Dick Shane and Ar gos added six more points on kicking with only fieldgoal re ply by Stampeders to lead in at half Lime Then John Henry Jackson went in at quarterback and Toronto mixed its attack for the last 30 minutes Calgary came back with two touchdowns but never threatened to take the lead Besides Shanes 12 points Bill Mitchell picked upeight points on two field goals and two con verts Jaok Stanton scored one touchdown and Dave Mann booted pair of panamn1 sonoor AND surruas uipmant lrllc on tilled Alr Station FINANCING ses polyMi GE in exhibition maklngit easy for even your grandmother to pin him That was Mr Ks only mis take all night Colombo had things boiler He didnthave referee to bother him As it was he gave Tarzan pretty rough going over before the peroxidefhatch ed villain lay limp as an over used dish towel it was then Bennys job to leave his comfortable seat out side the ring walk glngerly up the stairs crawl through the reps and showoff his ability to count to libree It was so smooth it wasnlmost unbe lleveable The first bout saw handsome Maurice Lspolnto do away with Ted Germaine in short order As was expected the attend ance was up for this nights program Indications are that Creemore Rallies Beat New Lowell Red Sox scored runs in the last inch to defeat New Low eiiii7lnsSouthSimeoeBaso ball league game pluod at Cucmoro last night Neither side was too effeo live defensively offensively the winners hit with liiiie au thority but ihnll ed as the vis liors from New Lowell sunk their own ship Dean Hutchinson New lawell catcher supplied the games biggest hitting threat He plat edflvcnrns infhefirsttwu frames with homer and double Don Westbrook was the win ning pitcher for Creemore Three games are on tap for this evening Knock at Orlllle Tbomioo at Alliston and Clarke burg at Ufopia New swell Duff Hood 2h Scheli as Hutchinson Patton 1b Barker Walker of Barnes as Mumberson rf Duff Totals Crecmorn Scott ss Gowan Weslbrooke Meek rf Gowaa Parker cf Wilson 3b Jamlcson 2b Westbrooke MacMuilen Totals DI cowNuuuwsg Dll uumunuhwua annwrHvnnnnw ql nooooHHaunm El OHNHtohlIIOKJ neeanswera more and more people along 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