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Barrie Examiner, 30 May 1964, p. 4

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WEEKEND WRAPUP it looks like another chilly weekend and that isnt good new for the Senior Softball league The cir cult will its AllStar game tomorrow afternoon at two withstewarts Garage defending cham pions meeting the Stars Barrie Plan coach George Miles will llot the All Strrs and he in be forced to use coup of layers not selected to Alister team last season eason is that couple of the Stars are not around this season and in one position right field twoStewarta playgrs were selected ITSHORSE RACING this afternoon at the Fair Grounds and good turnout is ex ectedfor the sea sons first card As is the case wi most orts here horse racing was once big drawing at ctlonin Barrie Several exceptionally fine horses came out of the town There will be eight Barrieowned horses on this afternoons card Registration washeld this morning at the Legion Hall for be interested in playing in the Legion Minor Base all League this season But there Will also be registration next Saturday morning between nine and 12 noon his hoped to have 18 teams this year with two leagues operating and 10 layers on team The note we received on the re tration didnt state what the age limits are All league games will be held in the evening and the youngsters will he coached by Legion members and others interested in lending helping hand Anyone wishing to coach or umpire is as ed to con fact the stewards at the Legion Hall COUPLE 0F amateur boxers who ap eared at Barrie Arena earlier this month in Olympc boxing trials racked up victories yesterday at Vancouver in the Canadian finals Johnny Lapadula of Toronto and Johnny Kuhlnec of Windsor two opular performers here posted decision victories ey will advance to the finals tonight along with the other winners of yesterdays bouts Afterthe tirlals are run off tonight five boxers will be selected the boxing team that will represent Canada in the Olympic Games this year in Tokyo W01 Terry Weatherall of Camp Borden has already been named coach of the squad and he hopes to work as closely as he can with the fighters before they leave for the games story came over the Canadian Press wire yes terday about fellow who called newspaper sports department the other night and asked how many runs the Mets scored That was the night the Mets won 181 He was told the Mets scored 19 runs The caller then asked Did they winl ONLY on GAME is on tap tonight in the Senior Softball League Stewarts Garage travel to Elmvale to try for their third straight win lheres no action in the intermediate League tonight out tomorrow night at Queens Clarkson Hotel will meet Smiths Dairy Crowds are well down at the softball games and its little wonder as the weather has been too cold to sit in the stands and watch ball game But the teams should be playing before good turnouts once the weather changes quleLeiais Win litInning Game With any kind of luck Ton onto Maple Leafs and Roche fer Red Wings will get through two baseball games today in less time than it took them to play one Friday night They were in action for ex actly five hours before the in ternational League leaders and denly formd their batting eye and emerged with an vio tory in 10 innings The somawhat fortunate Leafs two unearned runs kept them alive in the early goingmain tained iiigame edge over Syracuse Chiefs who downed Buffalo Bisons while Opium hus Jets whipped Richmond Virginians er and Jacksonville Sims drubhed thetail end At ianla Crackers 1oz Oulhit 1540 and amassfiig the formidable total of 21 strikeouts the Leafs finally put together fiva of their safeties in the 19th against John Pape to pre sent reliever Chi Chi olive with his sixth victory withouta de feat Between them the two teams rtraoded 81V haserun ners from young Danny McLain and apalr of doubles from begrant Scott as they won their fifth straight game and extended the Bisons losing streak to six Frank Herrerss grandslam home run in the first inning took all the suspense out of the llichmondColurrdius game as Earl Francis spun threehitter for the Jets Joe Morganhrt two homers one grandslam mertodrive iri sixruns for Jacksonville against the Crack era Willie Mays SaysiléllBe Lucky Hit NEW 1YORK AP San Francisco Giants captain says rWlllie Maya not onlywont hit 400 this year butheil be lucky to hit one The captain should know ite gore hehappens to be Willi 3liil This no kidding said the brll liant centre fielder lli settle for 300 right now its toughto bi SootodayEvenWheanas hitting 50 and 500 knew couldnt keep that up fall into too many slumps Mays was hitting around 400 until twoweeks ago but hlsvav erage has dropped to 379 He went hitless in three official times at bat Fridaymight as New Yorcheta Adefeated thé Giants 42 knocking them out of first place if can up among the ltop liveior in home runs runs batted runs scored and avgrag lli consider it Willie sat The mien got five hitter Mm Gordon Myers won thr $1800 trailer at the sports mrns dinner and elimination draw last night at St John Vlanney Hall Mrs Myerr is Jack Valr found he going little rough as he irinde his pitch Softball league last night But he found the oifeiings oi Gard Madge to his liking and bias single in our trips to the plate and scored three of his clubr four nine Velr erformed in the senior circuit ast season with Barrie Plaza Ha hooked up with Clerk snn Hotel this year and made his first start last night It was in losing cause as Consum ers Gas tagged the tall lean rlghthandtr for nine hits in an 84 victory Dairy came from behind twice to gain 22 tie with Simme Coop It was the second straight tie for Lakeview They rallied to tie Consumern 22 in their only other start Oonsurners Jumped on Vair for 14 lead in the first inning but their squared thingr himself with basesemply homer in the last half of the In the second Consumm hel ied out four singles and scored in the third again with the baaeaempty Single runs in the third and fourth put Consumers ahead 74 and Clarkson came up wiihtheir final two runs in the fifth when right fielder Howie Forbes clou fieda home run with Vair on 11s theirf final run inthe sixth Clarkson hammered Consum ers hurler Madge for nine hits and Vair and Forbes accounted for seven of them Forbes came up with perfect fourforva night at theplate beating out three infleldhits goiwithhis home run Ted the most trouble hanging out three singles Graeme Wilson had two Madge racked Veir had only two Pete Ward of ChicagoWhite Sox who hadnt hit homer in month of Sun ays now has week ofJlarni strengthened third baseman continu cent slugging Erid till his will Emmi homer in aweekvariid providing all the rims so the American lasagna leaders whipped Detroit Tigers +1 Ward who was edged out in BookieoftheYeai ho last missed the first the seasonand twoweeka ldn htt his first homer finillJIeW cunnectéd Be rit another horner Monday and followed up with his grand slam against theTigers Ward hit 195 with 22 homers and file runaebatied iii as mine but he had difficultyrget ting started this year after all because of strained back Brought along slowly he seems to be in top shape now four runs for 51 margin Vair smashed his second circuit clout third base in the above pic Consumers pushed across waisriuiurii momma mm shown with her husband who is president of Barrie District Hunterr and Angler Consen vatlnn th rponror of the draw other prire winners were Kimmie Hi Reynolds rod and reel Puralow sleeping bag Enam iner Photo Consumers Gas Win queview Coop Tie lug debut in the Intermediate todapair olhomerunxandl In another game Lakevlew TED BMMSldt of Con between Consumers and Iumers Gas is forced out at Clarkson Hotel Shortstop Rick Dunn centre fielded tore taken at Queens Park the ball and threw to third last night during an loiermer baseman Roniloyerait 0on diate Softball league game mera wonlH rutheniumnu Al Moifatt steady all the way in turning doubled in the last of the seventh in fourhit performance to drive in Bill Walker with the PhilMnrsliall started for Lake 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Phoebus Stan rate Scott 11 Papa 01 19 and Griffin Pignatano iii 24 Ha rowmo ranthe thouot 031 than slammed this ball over the left iieid fence Elsewhere in the user Piklioddphil moved into the lead by our Balaton Colts also roles St Muir Cardinals hipped findnnrti Reds Ind Milwaukee Braver wueond Gringo hibr 65 Besides Blckrnrnr home run the highlight of the aucial rev mth war the Mural aid thrt Wilde Mryr aimort made on ihomaa Moot drive to lfi centre Mays his back to the field leaped against the wall and got his love on the ball However he fell caldiing his spikes unlt drr the fence lie recovered the hall and flipped it while lying on his back toward the iniield nm Dunning pitched per fect game for 24 innings be fore the Coltr got run in the revénth and five in the eighth for 66 lead RECOVER IN EIGHTH The Phillies recovered in their eiurlh scoringtwoi runs on Danny Catera single double by Gus lriandos which scored Catar and triple by Cookie Rojas his fourth lilt loa Mocller pitched sixhi ter and Willie Davis scored twice and drove in one run against the Pirates Bay Sadecki drove in one run and battery mate Tim McCar ver knocked in two for the Card lnais Sadecki also scattered seven hiu as St Louis ended its fivegame losing streak Tommy Harper and Frank Robinson homered for the Reds The Braves topped the Cub despite Billy Williama perfect day at the plate The leagu leading batter increased his erage to 414 with his 12th home double and two trim WAllWIN riecriiic INDUSIRIAL WIRING COMMERCIAL WIRING Phone 7251a59 ro lnnlsiil at rimre one all 6M saitViol STEWARIS SERVICE STAIION are DAYFIELD si anemone zuecHANicsmaeaias teens VLAWN mowers reacroes are FREE PlCKUPANDDELIVERY Acomplete line of agricultural cite cal on display VliveyManuiacturad and conditfohsCO0PWeed tefiectlva means if crop protection Where ea man will offer expert advice rgcooe meet Kliie ahd Festicldes AFTER and must Marl lim nuu ii yanoolllrlllv pick up in MYi upiodrtloiildean iiititan Ind 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