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TEACHING PRO Stan Go as Bav Bliick low tips on othin watchingthomssbin ln leltl Clair Whiiion tsecond dim moadtrranldli gin how to hold club properly Plan Expansion At Vespra Valley By EARL BASKIM Last Sunday we drove over to Vespra Valley or our week end round of golf Vrspra Valley is about six miles irom Barrie on the way to Coiling wood Turn right past Spring =watcr Park inst before you get to the small bridge at Min esing The course is about indie along the gait course road on the right Stan GolifihtlY the club Im managcr along with his part ncra Clair Whition greens auperlnicndent and Ken Dug igan Pro at Cedar Brae in Toronto have been very active over the winter and spring proparing the land for the ex ansion of the course to oles Included in the expansion plans is new clubhouse to contain locker rooms snack bar and banquet facilities It Is eXPEctcd that the club house will be in use by mid summer and that the new nine holes will be in playby next year The foursome this week was made up of Hugh Tracylo sonto Daily Star Harry Fol land Barrie Examiner and Stan Golighily professional golfer and manager at Vespra Valley 0n the first tee we asked Stan to go lightly on us but guess his concentration blocked out our suggestion be cause he torqued one that would have knocked the cover off my old 49c potato was well pleased with 42 on this mom well man icured par nine course Youre right it pays to listen to pro IBar arry Hugh Stan Kaskim 744 553 Curly Endith and Ollie are having the opening dance at Richbrook this Saturday May 20 about 830 pm 453 lan 1967 Charlie Tierney of the Ear rle club report their opening dinner and dance was huge success Barrie club mens section is now taking regis trations for its club champ ioursome tourney Stan Golt team twilight league On Saturday May 27 Shanty Bay has mixed twoball ioursomoloumey Stan Go lightly of Vespra Valley in forms us that all holiday week end players and interested visitors will receive free re freshments Chuck Roeder oi Richhrook is giving Shelly Campbell race for the most holes in one day Chuck topped Shal lys to with is Next week Sandy Cove PRACTICES BARREE mmmwann Tonight Ward No Bantam Mac Mom son Park nm Ward Three Bantam Queens Park pm Ward Three Midget Prince ad Wales School pm Ward Four Midga Shear Park pm Wednesday Ward One Poeweo Steele St School pm Ward Ono Midget Johnson St Sdhool pm lard Two Peewee Mac Morris son Path pm Ward Three Peewee Prince of Wales School pm Ward Four Peewee Shear Park pm Thursday Ward One Bantam Steele St 5011001 pm Ward Two Midget Mac Morri son Park pm Ward Four Bantam Shear Park pm Note All age groups as at Poowee Under 13 Bantam Under 15 Midget Under 17 OrveatlaabestaweMyoIeaamaioeb woveyotsrgoiisooresshbuyasand true Thegitustraiions in thislesson Show this is front at the Vespra Valley clubhouse are Bugh Tracy at Ron McKee Lakeviaw Dairys er up two scratdi singles just lliree men past second base in seven innings work last night pt Queens Park and lost Woods BA capitalized on aixfirinninz throwing error for an unearned run and pulled out slim 10 decision over the Dairyrnen as the 196 Barrie and Distnla Mens Senior Sofi ball saason opened before bandhii of imzen tans At Snyder Notuawa liedmen were givena recqxion in their name League bow los ing so to flmvala Palace Hotel as Jim MoAiliser flung no on season resumes on Wednesday him with the first doubleheader of the year at Queens Park Lakaview Dairy have pm rematdi with Woods BA and newlynamed Naunmrket Argus Cameraman visit WaistEastman in the am pm nishieao Last nights loss at Queens Park was my one for Mo Baseball 92Game CREEMORE The South Simeon Baseball League com mencesaotivlty this Thursday when Allison Knights play host to Creemora Red Sox starting at pm The mgama slate com tlnuu through to July 31st The league has 10 entries including Alliston Knights Alliston Can licks Becton Creemore Ivy Midland New Lowell Orilila Thornton and Tofleulmm All Sunday games will start at pm with weak night games set for pm starts The excep tions at night are Midland and Orhlia who have lighted parka Home games Ior these two en tries will start at pm Aillsicn and Boston plan to have flood lights ready for use after June 15th and some games will be starting at later time Following is complete league schedule for 1967 MAY Ibur IoCreemore at Knights Fri illDrill at Ivy Sat bitNow Lowell at Thorn ton Benton at Canucks Sun zlIMidlatui at Tottenham Mon 230rillia at Midland nioa zitKnights lat Beeion Wed MThornton at Orillla ThursIvy at New Lode Sat 27Knighta at Canucks Ihornton at Craemora Midland at Drillla Eeeioii at Ivy Sun ZiaNew Inwell at Tottenv gum Mon 29va at Midland Nee aoCanucks at Thornton Tottenham at Boston Wad alCreemora at Oriliia JUNE Thur IKniaits at New Low ell an zTottenbam at Ivy Sat sBaeton at Thornton New Lowell atereemore Orti lla at Caniiclia Sun iMidland at Knighist Cieemora at Toticnham 5Thoriiton at Midland vy at Berton 7Knlghta at Grillia Thur BBeeton at Tottenham Fri oKnlgbta at IVY Sat IOgMIdlandatCreemore New Iowell at Conucks Drillia trom right and llarry Foll end Examiner Phoiol SW im MCAllister Tosses Nohitter KM He gave way in veteran Don Dykstra who held the BA crew hides over the linal two Irames The Lakeview starter silenced the heavy Woods hit are successfully but ileldiog misplay by the molly reliable Corby Adams at simrtslnp in the top hall or the sixth inning bmight abom the games only ran ONLY THREAT Art Marlin led oil the Woods hall of the sixth with walk and proceeded to second base though wild pildfi as Jim Armstrong looked at third strike and Bill Eva flow out to centretialder Fred Hones advancing Martin to third base Bill Reynolds rapped grounder that appeared to be the inning ending out but Admis dnvw to Steve Atkimon at first base was oiltarget permitliog Mar tin to score Nick Wan lol lowed with awalk and Reynolds shifted to third on wild piidi before George Boorman snared Jim Thompsons low liner in Starts Schedule Sun IICreernore at Benton Mon lzCanucks at Midland Tues litIvy at Thornton Wed ItTottenham at Drillla Thur IsTbornton at Knights Creemora at New Lowell Can uclia at Tottenham Sat I7Ivy at Creemora Tot tenbam at Camicks Sun lBBeeton at New Lowell Mon 19Drillia at Midland Tues mCreemore at Thornton Wed ZICanucks at Drillia Ivy at Knights Thur nMidland at New Low ell Thornton at Toitenham Sat zdCanucke at beeton To tenbamat Knights Sun zsMldland at Canucke Wed zaNewloweli atOrillia Thur mBeelon at Crecmoro Knights at Thornton Fri oCanunks at Ivy Sun zMidlaud noises Creemore at Cenucks Orillia at New Lowell Knightsat Toiten barn Mon sTotienham at Midland Wed LBeetou at Oriliia Th 6Ivy at lotienharn 7Creemore at Ivy 1310riIIia at Creemo Totteaham Sun Aoo MonIoCreemore at Midland Tues lThorntom at New IA well lzlllidlandat ti vy ht Canuoks Cree Sun SOrillia atTottenham Mon llKnighfs at Midland Tues IiiNew Lowell at Ivy 9Thornton at Cauucka Ivy at Orillia Thur mBceion at Knights Fri ZlThornion at Ivy Sat zzKnlgbts at Creemorc Midland at Thornton Sun 25an Lowell at Knights ZlBeeion at Midland Tues zsThornton at Ileeton Sat ZaCanuoka at Creemore Midland atIvy Sun oilOrian tit Beeton Tot tmham at New Lowell Mon 11an Lowellat Mldland nonunion sonogr Pnehwnements Epstein Leaves Wings Rosier By THE CANADIAN PRESS International league baseball fans other lhan those in Roch ester probably are hoping today that Ballimare Oriole rookie whiz Mike Epstein holds to his decision to go home to Cali Iornia Unabla to crack the American League teams lineup the 24 yearold slugger last wcck rc lusad to report back to the lied Winn with whom he played last season Now the ltochcsicr club is ex pected to place him on their suspended list and bait payment of his salary reported at $9000 or 1967 The Red Wings and Toronto Maple teats were rained out Monday night as were Columbus Jcts at Richmond Braves But Syracuse Chicls were un able to take advantage oi the situation and improve their icurthplucc tie position who they split doubleheader with Toledo Mud Hens losing 10 then winning 57 Don Pepper won the opener ior Toledo with iourtbinnlng single that scored llie Brown who was solo at first on field crs choice play and then stole sccond base Joe Faraci drove in what proved to be the winner lor Syracuse in the late game with the lhird single of the ninth in ning or the Chieis The Chicis had scored two in the eighth to take 76 lead CANT BE DRUNK Utahs Great Salt Lake is the largest body of water in the Unitcd Slates west at the hits right field to prevent further damage Butch Boyd worked five lull innings torcceiva crcoitlor the win He allowed two iirstilr ning singles by Ted Errors and Jelt Hines before retiring 14 consecutive batters Richard Lunacy relieved in the sixth in an effort to cushion the nnerun lead lie succeeded and allow ed only three harmless singles by pinchthitler George Chappel Ed Donnelly and Gary Hines Reynolds managed second inning bloop single iiiio centre lield and Pele Mnflloskcy gain ed hard drive past shortstop lor the only dlier Woods single BIG START At Stayuer Jim Mahllister was in complete control as his Elmnale mails coasted lo so decision over freshman entry Nottaua Brooks In claiming the nonitter McAlhsier collecL ed 22stiikoouis retired the side in order five times and allowed just six men on base three on walks and three from inlield errors MaAlilster had plenty oi support is Nottawa starter Ed Dunn was boiled from the box wit hone out in the third inning in flavor oi Ted Wilson Elmuale leadoit batter Bill Cartmill was the big producer with one mi in the third inning gig in five plate visits pacing lshit assault Pat Wana maker managed threa singles and hitAllister helped his own muse with two singla mucomsrui Host Orillia Takes Track Championship ORILLIA Nine records were mum ho Oiillia Dis trict Collegiate walked oil with the team manpbnship for the third straight year in the till Annual Mops Track and Field lleeL ODCVI amassed 1391 points to runnerup Barrie Centrals team total lMla points Drillla Park Street coma in third with as points followed by Barrie North so and Mid land 75 Five new names were placed to the record book during Sat urdays main event uhiianur others were set the prciioua Wednesday in the hurdles lav clin and discus events Barria Oeuirala Tom Grecna led the way to eight first place finishes adorned by the two lo cal schools shattering the In immediate mm birdies rec ord Greens posted time at 171 sooonth lowering the mark by threetenths set last year by Miles aiowat 174 seconds of Oriilla Park Strcci Tom Sheppard at Park Street produced the most impressive new meet recordhy adding near ly two feet to the intermodlaia Triple Jump mark Ha lcapcd distance of 12 iccl two inches while the previous mark of to test seven inches was set by Midlands Popple in 1964 Shop pard also managed second new lntcrmcdiata age group record flinging the discus distance 01 117 feet sis inches Midlands Murray Allen was the only other athlete to corn two records running in Senior track events He ran the 140 in 539 seconds cutting sixtenths oil his own record set last year He duplicated this feat in the Baityard run with time oi two minutes 53 seconds 14 see ands faster than his own time in 1966 Despite this outstanding show ing the overall Senior individ ual championship went to Jack Miller of Barrio Central who compiled Pirate in die oneanilo and twomile runs along with third in the triple jump Park Stratas double record man Tom Sheppard breezed to the Intermediate crown with win in the long jump to go long with his recordselling at iorts in the discus and triple jump The Junior Individual honors went to another Park Street ath lete WarrenJIowes He added full inch to the Junior high jump record with elcap oi iivc tcct inches breaking rec ord set in 1936 by ODCVIS Ken ry Trash Howes winning par iormaoce included tint in tha Wyard hirdlu and third in the myard dash No iavelio records were also broken In the ionic held event John ODell at Park Street Mg 153 feet allot inches adding null 11 Ieet nine inches to the new mark liernm do Munnik ol ODCVI broke the Intermed illo lavelin record with toss at too lest tit inches 11 bei tered the old mark by tour toot IV lncbu One new team artist one plated the illedion of new records lending chem pion 02 the Open Mile time by 31 seconds making the tournun ute barrier in 5594 The old 4m6 at posted tafi year by Barrie Central The overall viaory for the m7 admi was the 13h in all their second string at three titles lnlrvahayarenowfavabe hind Barrio Central who have captured the ludhope Cup In times The first two finishers in the Tudhope track evenu and lho first in iidd events now ad uance to the overall Gwrgian Bay Momma They Will be mutated this condo Satin day at Thomhlll Following list or pain North and Barrie Central nus along with team pcrlomr ancas in the relays SENIOR One Mile Run Jack Miller antral 4575 Discus Gord Sutherland Con trai led Id indies Pole Vault Herb Dueil Cen tral nine set inches INTERMEDIATE 120 yard Hurdles Tom Greene Central 171 second new recordt Shot Put John Talia North so feet 11 inch High Jump Charlie Coulis North live tecl tour inches JUNIOR Long Jump Bob Traci North 16 feet inohfi OPEN Two Mlle Jack MilierCen trai 3133 RELAYS Open One Mile Medley Cen tral Third Open Onu Mile North and Senior 440 North third Intermediate lino North Sec ond Central Fouth Junior Ho Central second North third SCISSORED SPORT BACK IN TOPTEN PALM BEACH GARDENS Fla CPAPtGeorg Knudsen oi Tomato has rejoined the 115 Professional Golf Associations topic money winners the PGA announced Monday The PGA listed Kaudson 2e ninth on the sorrow Woods BA Laketiew Elnrvale Nottawa hitrira Gaines Wedneulm Lakoview at Woods 700 Newmarkat at limiJEast 830 Thursday lmanaatuat Newmarket 530 Saturday Nottawa at Elnwala M5 list with $3632 in winnings from oilicial PGA tournaments and $3150 in unoliicinl win nines Arnold Palmer continues to lead as top money maker with $87177 in otiicial PGA win nings and total ol $93065 BOWLED PERFECT GAMES TORONTO CF Ron Gil ord 35 at Toronto who never before bowled perfect game or five pin bowling in 15 years 01 competition has rolled two periect games of 450 Bowling in an allcvenis tournament he shot one perioctgame in the singles event and the other in the doubles His scores in each series were 199 450 and 329 in the singles and 315 450 and 313 in the doubles lie collected more than $1000lorihe eliort RIOT AT SOCCER BERN Switzerland AP Spectators battled with police Monday mm the Swiss Gun soccer iinul won by Basel ZAI over baiisanne The riot tasted the retnree to call the cane three minutes mm the end as tempers flared with disputed penalty charged to Lausanne Ask for this booklet It tellshow you may obtain an IDB loan to help start modernize or expand your business Minnowii DEVELOPMENT BANK iERM HNANClNE FDR CANAillAii EUSliiESSES 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