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the players have advanced in ex to justify hopes that the club be in the thick of contention for this years honors am sure the boys will do their best for coach Brown he commented It at Lisle next weekend who went to Rivers Manitoba good hurler in Roy Burns who rose to the heights on occasion last year youngster of promise Henry Prozek also will be given chance to make the grade as regular manager Major afte Harry fiance chief returning to th Blanchard ace back while hu and Cliff Chapman scheduled CAR RACING FANS should be ableto find thrills at Wasaga Speedway on Mpnday afternoon when the 1967 racing season gomunderway Such favorites as Norm Lellibtt last years Carlings point champion Btu Watson ch Parsons Rick Spence to mentiona fewhave indicated they will returnto thences new claiming rule on engines amounting to $350 has illSTiilCT SPORTS Angus Ball Team In Lisle Tourney By BILL CURRAN While they have lost CAHAsGord Juckes Attacks Court Moves HARRY MAJORS Angus ball team is participat ing in threoday tournament which opened ioda as they prepare for the opening of the No Dufferin Baseball League schedule tentatively set for pitching ace Ed Weymouth last fall Angus has The team has looked promising in drills with and should be headed SEVEN TEAMS are expected layers like infielder Ken Payne and outfielder Bob lilne showing up well at the plate and in the field Fred Ross Jr is another player who hit over 300 blast year season for an even better Fred Cameron is expected to fill the short stop assignment to participate in the North Dufferin League Besides Angus they include Honeywood Creemore Lisle Alliston Juniors Clarks urg and Mansfield We have high hopes for good season said watching the prospects in is also esident of the club and the new Essa arold Brown is handling thexcoaching drills en Payne has been appointed players representative to the executive While Angus finishedsixth last ear Major feels ence sufficiently CREEMORE RED SOX handicapped by injuries and These say that home run area will be welcome as well The new look at Woodbine tention The redecoration of the ground floor of grandstand and club house has won muchfavorable comment The highlight 108th running urday June 24 suugv RACING FANShave theopportunityon Monday May 22 to see harness racing atEColling woods Exhibition Park where card of five races consisting of 10 heats has been arranged by race secretary Wilbert Sinclair Former reeve of Crud water Lawrence Porky Devine onetime hockey pro and sulky driver IililllSElfWill be official starter Will be in charge ot the wager trig ay 23 instead of shortage of players last year should make strong comeback in the South Simcoe Baseball League so cording to reports from Reg Westbrookes home towu lugger Ab Wahnsley veterans Alex Wilson and Ronan McKeown will be club along with others Archie itcher from Collingwood is expected erinfielder Don Westbrooke and John Bill will be with the clubfrom the start Last year they didnt join until midseason after Creemore drop pd 11 straight and the team fought an uphill battle to make the playoffs where they made fair showing Bruce Gowan Randy MacMullan Lloyd Nicks Jack Wilson Roy Emerton CarlGowan Boll MacMullanand Russell Meek also are being counted on John West brooke brother of Don who twice led the league in batting also appears ready for another top season THE SCHEDULE calls for New Lowell to visit Thornton this evening while Ivy goes to New Lowell next Thursday with the game starting at Ten teams are competing in the league and must games will be twilight affairs starting at Orlllia and Midland games which will beat floodlighted parks are scheduled to start at Creemore goes to Orillia on Wednesday May 31 Newvlights currently are being installed at Allis tona Riverdale Park and at Beetons fair grounds and games at these places will be scheduled for pm later in the season Alliston Beeton Tottenham and New Lowell will play some Sunday afternoon games BARRIES GEORGE DANGERFIELD has been re ceiving congratulations of friends since hisvhorse Feast or Famine registered an impressive win in his Canadian debut at Woodbine track eariler in the week The horse was ridden by apprentice jockey Iiichard Grubb who Tuesday set Canadian record by riding seven winners out of an eightrace pro 81 Another Barrleowned horse Dick Hendersons Bo lfpllimlstic won twice at the recent Fort Erie meet Two events will highlight the first weekend in June during the currentthoroughbred meeting at Woodbine Saturday June has been declared Lou Cavalaris Day and presentations will be made to honor the man who ledgall horse trainers in North America in 1988 with 175 victories ON THE FOLLOWING SUNDAY the first of the ular openehouse breakfast club sessions will be it at the track from to 10 am Breakfast at track side while the thoroughbreds are working out has in terested many race fans and spectators from Barrie as elsewhere hasbeen attracting BOB JACKSON has announced revision in the fscheduled opening of the South Simcoe Softball Lea Bradford goes to Holland Landing on Tuesday Wednesday May 243 as originally been adogtedfor this years late model division Tom FAME EXAMINER WAY MAY of the current meeting will be the of the $30000 Queens Plate on Sat ly WALTER EREVENW WlNNlPEG CF Execu tive director Gordon Juckea says the Canadian Armteur Hockey Association does not think amateur hockey dbputu should be taken to the courts in an attempt to avoid such developments CAHA executives will pay particular attention to the constitution at threeday annual meeting starting in Sas kntoon Monday Do the agenda is lawyers report containing reconunendations on ways to strengthen CAHA reglrlauonr An Alberta court decision has already rapped CAHA rules and second court hearing looms on the horiwn Calgary Spurs of the Western Canada Senior Hockey League headed for the courtroom in February when the CAHA over ruled ita Alberta branch Ind declared two players ineligible to play for Spurs Mr Justice Riley ruled Dave Parentcuu and Emory Sampson eligible and termed the CAHA action officious and not in harmony with its own constitution An appeal was re jaded Meanwhile the Canadian Ma ior Junior Hockey League has startedlegal action against five CAHA officer claiming the CAHA acted unconstitutionally in suspending players who par ticipated in the maverick cir cult exceeded its authority in banning the CMJliL from Me morial Cup competition and was responsible for CMJHL clubs failing to obtain profusion sponsorship IGNORE SNUB The CAHA refused to sanction formation of the CMJHL but the veto was ignored and 196667 CMJHL operations were estab lished in Edmonton Calgary Saskatoon gl Estevan Moose Jaw and Weyburn But Juckcs in the process of iiy MURRAY CHASE Associated Press Sports Writer Some people see spots in front of their eyes No one can blame Shag Crawford if he sees lines in frontofhls Crawford is National League umpire who for the past two nights has been involved in controversies involving lines orange and yellow lines that adorn the outfield walls of Hous tons $31M000Astiodom The latest dispute came in San Franciscos $2 victory over Houston Friday night Willie McCovey hit drive off the left centre field fence in the eighth inning that Craw ford ruled was homsrun The umpire said it bit above the yel low line that runs from the zoo foot mark in leftcentre tutha 390 mark in right centre Crawfords decision protest from the Astros who contended that the bail bit be low the yellow line In Thursday nights dispute the umpire was bumped by Giants manager Herman Franks as an aftermatth an Argument triggered by it homer hit by Jim Wy By rm CANADIAN unless National League PcfGBL Cincinnati 25 11 694 St Louis ll 11 61 Pittsburgh 17 id 507 Chicago 16 14533 Atlanta l7 15 531 San Francisco 17 is 515 bit Philadelphia 14 11 542 oils boa Angeles 13 Ill 419 96 New York 10 13 357711 Houston 10 24 29414 Fridlyl Reaulil Los Angelcs Chicago Pittsburgh Atlanta St Louis New York Cincinnati Philadelphia San Francisco Houston Probable Pltehen Tody St Louis Jacksonjdt at New York tHamiltonou Cincinnati Nolan all at Phil adelphia =Ellsworth 12 Chicago Housman to Atlanta KelleyiZ San Francisco Mariehal at Houston Giusti Ml Sundays Games St Louis at New York Los Angeles atChicago2 Pittsburgh at Atlanta San Francisco ntliouston Mondys Gamer Los Angeles at New YorkN phla Piitshurgh at Houston Only games scheduled American Dengue in will returnflto the modified division and other leading competitors here will includeHar old Borden Al Leach and Al Middlebrook gt PetGBL Columbus Jacksonville Chlcago 10 714 Toledo Richmond Detroit 18 in 655 Rochester4 Buffalo Kansas City 1515 485 Torunte at Syracuse ppd rain Baltimore Todryr Gama Boston Rochester at Buffalo New York Toronto at Syracuse Cleveland Toledo at Rchmond fiWashington Wz Columbus at lackwoviu moving from Mslvuio Sash to new headquarter in Winnipeg lays informal discuslion are zeper to get the CMJHL study and ratify the final draft of new Nernal AStrodome Lines Cause Rhirbarbs Cfnlluals stopped New York an immedlate and vehement BASEBALL RECORD Los Angeles Ostecnml at Pittsburgh AiFrymnn 02 at Cincinnati at Philadelphia San Francisco at gtPhiladcl¥ klchmond in the CAHA fold Delegates are expected to with the ey League which will reshape iunlor hockey op erations The putt translate all indi vidual team sponsorships by professional clubs orleakufl eliminates prufedood tryout and oration toms and ends the professional draft of IluleKO amateur players An over us Junior draft by ofualonal team will be imp ernented will draft funds aid directly In the CAHA whic in turn will distribth the take to tennis Involved in the develop mcntof drafted players CARA REAPS REWARDS It will cost the pros $3000 for each of the first 72 players and $2000 for each additional player drafted in addition the NHL will finance $250000 delt veloplneut fund and pay 15 we annual mumoi fee to th CAHA The new professional ama teur concord alstf will eliminate the perpetual abspeuion of professional player who wishes to terminate his pro career It will give the player the right after sitting out two playing seasons to apply for amateur reinstatement without profes sional consent The lucrative international hockey scene will also be dis cussed with talks cenlrlng on the formation of second na tlonsi team based in Ottawa Working in partnership with the existing Winnipeg based national club the new squad is expected to months Quebec Senior Hockey leaguawith Hull lu homeice bass until now Ottawa arena is completed early in 1363 Frank was fined $100 by presi dent Warren Giles ef the Na tional League In other games Cincinnati also whipped Philadelphan Phillm 1St boati Meta Atlanta Braves edged Pittsburgh Pirates 32 and Los Angeles Dodgers cnrshed Chi cago Cubs 30 McCoVeys homer came two out after Tom Heller snapped tie with homer off the rightfield fence Rich Allens two out throwi lng error in the eighth inning pad Cincinnati past Philadel lioger Maris run scoring single in the fifth broke 12 deadlock and started St Louis units way Marlsi hit drove in Lou Brock who also hit homer on the first pitch of the ame Atlanta overcame Pitts burgh lehd with three runs in the sixth inning Joe Torre walked Rico Carty doubled him home and Mack lone slugged twonln homer Don Drysdale pitched six hitter againv the 01h Emie Banks wbo collected four of the Cub hi llunnuots ls L440 71 California It 10 412 Fridayl Results Chicago Kansas City Clevelandz BostuuAS Baltimore 11 Washington New York Detroit Minnesota California Probable Pitchers Today Minnesota Chance 61 at ColitornlniWillhiteooi Chicago John fitlat Kansas Odom 12 or Hunter 43 New York Downing 3721 Detro McLuin Baltlmore lMcNally 12 at more first Frank Bron rem Thomas HAL BDCK wanted for topping the and divisions of the Monday night Kempvicw Mcns firepln league to Stewart Wholesale admin Electric Above Associated Press Sports Writer Baltimores hand struck up its familiar renditiont of the Robinson Rock and the music sounded as sweetas ever to Hank Bauer ttho hadswltslled the instruments around The Orioles rode the hats of Frank and Brooks Robinson to the World Champlonship last year and Washington Senators felt the Jolt again in Balti 115 romp Friday night The Robinson boys walloped bout the L2 punch this Bauer had switched ad fourth th pot consecutive home runs in the sixth inning helping Steve Bar fiber to an early sixrun lead But there was something rent their sputsAin the batting order Throughout 1965 and for the antes this season batted thirdand proofs batting third andrrank in the cleanup The results were familial Brooks schred Washington Coleman Cleveland Tinntlii at Bos ton Santiago gt hand Game Minnesota California Chicago at Kansas City New Yorkat Detroit in Baltimore at Washington Cleveland atBoston 2t Mondays Gs or Rags City at ailfornla Chicago at Minnesota in Wpfilhington at Cleveland international Argue WL PctGHL Rochester 700 Buffalo Syracuse Columbus Toronto Jacksonville Toledo New York at Baltimore as three times MoLsoNs dihasanopeninginithe Owen SgundWalkertpn Hanover area for at Skies REPRESENTATIVE Applicants should be in their 30s and have Junior Matriculation orequivalcnt Preference Will be given to mature man with direct ex peridnce in also work Car essential Wlito giving full paruculalsto Mr Henderson MolsonsBrewaryOntario Limited 1695imcoo$tlN Oshavv Criteria left to right Front Row Bill ware are the champions Dyksira Eric Roberts Bill Grant inn Stoddort Back and drove in two runs and with his fifth home run Frank had two hits including his ninth homer MAKES Ni DIFFERENCE in other Amcrcan League games Friday night Chicago WhiteSox battered Kansas City Athletics in Detroit Tigers downed New York Yankees t2 Busch Red Sox shaded Cleve land lndians 32 and Minnesota Twins defeated California An gels 52 Barber had conirul trouble and was knocked out by the Senators in fourrun sixth but the Orioles kept pounding away at six Washington pitchers and finished with 12 hips inchldlng ninth homer by mrss Snyder Gary Peters won his 1911 game for the White Sex vuh Don Buford and Tommie Agee leading the attack against Kan sas City nuionu acne STAR Buford sacked two trip scored onerun and drove in an CHAN flwlusvv 4Blade PIONS HONORED gtW clutching big haul of slivcr row Bob Hadley Larry Grant bunt Doug McDonald Steve Ross Simpson Hunt Blade stock Below Members ofA group championship gather Left to ripe Ros Winter Robinéon Combination Finds Batting Range other while Agee stole three bases The victory was Chis cagus 11th in the last 13 games Blll Freehan and Willie Hor ion hammered home runs for the Tigers and Mickey Lolieh tamed the Yankees on five hits JAffifJBMSENW 05mm Allnnulow DOli An dersoll Absent John Mnlunoy John Bates Examiner Pup toe TEDS Barber Shop and Shoe Shine 40 Mapl Ave Prop Ted Aust formerly with Wicksl Hair Styling RDTARYJ MOWERS are here 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