Barrie Historical Newspaper Archive

Barrie Examiner, 24 May 1968, p. 10

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HASKIMS HASH Goli Season In Full Swing ay EAR HAsgIM Wes Krch the long boll hitter from Bose Borden assisted me with the list of winners of the Head quarters Sergeants Mess tournament The fun type gel was played at Anderson Park Left to right Park this Sunday front row Perrault sexsmlth Andy Christie Mickey Gervais LNB Nick stefluk LB 12 Back row Barclay Rienhardt shand Morrison Rasieot McNeil Clayton STARTING TOMORROW and running until June will be the Mens Club Championship qualifying rounds at theBarrie club THE AIRBORNE Electronic Technicians Wing tourney at Base Borden carded some good scores under fine weather conditions Cpl Harry Hill took top hon ors and and Oxford was runnerup for 18 Carl Charbonneau was best for with Cpl Shura second Low net 16 Cpl Robertson for Cpl Davis BARRIE LADIES hold their first CLGU on Tues day May 28 SHANTY BAX Golf Club will have mixed two hall foursome tournament going tomorrow This tourney is open for members and guests BECAUSE NEWSPAPERS by human beings and because humans are prone to err mistakes are continually being found in news papers To point this up and maybe give you smile here is report that appeared recently in the Rocky Moun tain News of Denver concerning mistakes in their classified department It started with the following ad on Monday FOR SALE Jones has sewing machine for sale Phone 958 after pm and ask for Mrs Kelly who lives with me chea 0n TuesdayNOTICE We regret having erred in Jones ad yesterday Itshould have read One sewing machine for sale Cheap Phone 958 and nle for Mrs Kelly whollives with him after pm On WednesdayR Jones has informed usthat he has renaived several annoying phone calls because of the error we made in his classified ad yesterday His ad stands corrected as follows FOR SALE Jones has sewing machine for sale Cheap Phone 3958 after pm and solder Mrs Kelly who lives with him Finally on ThursdayTNOTICE Jones have no sewing machine for sale smashed it Dont Kelly Until nshe was my housekeeper but she quit THE SIMCOE COUNTY will be held at Anderson yesterday Owners Parse Cnsrs oOpCla calwued decision era the youthful and Without United Electri Tbe latter club was in therunning most of theway until the Bayfieid hittmgot to relief pitcher Louis Kelly Piill big way from to lead with rd big fire run home half of the sixth live innings due to the 845 pm curlm for hutrd ay night In the first come Mo club four Clnrkson pitchers for hiu the entire bailing order shared in the mull The winners managed three run 1473 am 101 Run asset 11 Julianna derutm meat period with uirce annex on plate visits and Icnred two runs The big pitcher to now five for six at bat in the first two ailing Dave Hill crashed run producing double and tingled as new first baseman Gord Mower recorded two sing ior Jack Siiaaaban smashed long triple and Jim Reynolds doubled in that third inning when Co eruruou to on mm and walked three men Jack Voir gained ny bloop single to right field whet Clarhoo lhrclitneit mildly the Grahame and Jim lith connected for wild triple in lo right field to led all lhi fourth or the only hits oft Hod gsoo The second game quickly dev doped into giveawa night or the youthful United Electrit entry commiticd no less that are run and put together DOZENJORDEN GOLEERS ARE WINNERS West Leaders Are Defeated New Westminster Salmonhcl lies proved Thursday night that the battle for first place in the western division at the National Lacrosse Association still may be tough one The Sslmonhcllles moved into second place lnLhc division by edging the firslplace Victoria Shamrocks 1312 The viclory gave New Westminster four points two loss than Victoria in an eastern division game Potcrhorough bakers downed iilontreai Canadians 1410 Paul Parncli paced thc Sol monbellics with three goals in cluding the winner and four as sisls Dave Tory and Ed Goss netted pair each Single goals went in John Shmyr Barrie Brownlic Larry Henry Ken Winzoski Steve DEasun and Kcn rnmy blsch with four goals Phil Mun roc added three while single goals come from Glenn Vickcrs Ron Zilltlc Ken Alexander oownnc Senior ciurens Ladies Singles McFadden 183 173 169 Robinson 145 Ladies Triples McFadden 525 Robinson 400 lifons Singles Warrine 190 167 1fi2 Shclswell I74 155 142 McFadden 171 Westwood 157 159 Mens Triples Wanincr 519 Shelswell 471 McFadden 423 Barrie Beavers tonight com mence their third reason oi ac tion in the0ntario Dailies Sen ior Softball League They open with on 880 Mn outingvot Agincourt This marks the third time in seven SOFTBALL sanroa Lakeview Newmarlret Nottawa Victoria was led by Ken Lie BA Charlie Hardy and Vern Black Scoring two goals each for Fe Kcn Rutanh hill Armour and crry Downer Larry Ferguson Cy Coombes llin OGrady Joe liorc lirian Ahcrne and Jim Grady added one each Ken Crawford paced Montreal with three goals Thompson and Terry Davin added two each Single goals went to hob Belisle George Norton and Jim Richardson Home Victory For Newmarkei NEWMARKET The home opener for Newmarlret fiayr wash successful one last night as they outscored imper ial Eastman 11 behind the pitching of Jerry Case The win brought the 1961 playoff champs eves with 11 record in the League season and share at go top rung with Lokeview ry That tie could be broken to morrownight when scheduled activity rehimeson two fronts Imperial Essiman tangles with Lakeview in the first Sat starting at pm Not edmcn will also debut at their new Collingwood home park when they face Woods game unbalanced sched til uie on the road New vonx AP races with no contract no loot ihail threat from their veteran players National Football League owners was to present air side of the economic pie are at press conference today The NFL Players Association Thursday falter meeting in which the Zoowners refused to budge on any oi the players economic de mands Dan Shulrnan the players lawyer said policy of NFL clubs not signing veterans until gthe current negotiations are over was in effect lookout There are certain positions biopen to us he said We have to go back to the membership tend ask if they are ready to intake action It tbeycontinuenot signing veterans there inst wont be any football it they do sign veteransi then we are in the position of going back to the players and having them tell us what to do we get no coniracts we have no choice No footbaliiV LisTs ALTERNATIVES Shulman listed some of he players alternativeshot ho sing up for training camp ing upfor camp and ihe ing not playing exhibition on drag ugames not Jploylngregolarsoan or sfln games league spokesman said it not tr th at there is strike vote had been taken and concerted movement not to sign veteran players He said many erans have already signed includingsome of the 16 players representatives who met with the owners player does not have to be under contract until the regular season begins but theclub must notify each player by Mayl it they intend to pick up hisloption th make him their prop erty for another year The players areasklng ssoo gamefor preseason contests $5000000 annual payment to their pension fund and 515000 Woods EA minimum salery NOWGET $10000 Shulman and John Gordy of Detroit Lions president of the players association said the owners agreedto raise the min mum salary from $7500 to $10000 but added this would not cost the clubs any money since most $1000 Gordy called meeting ball players now getai least sad day tordooi reiterated that no saidthe players neg able rG ysaid the owners had position was He said the owners adrnit to $600009 per club net prolithe fore taxes It seems to us in should be maiden high Barrie CoIOp Bayfieid Fairgrounds Yunch Queens to California PllclilNHon Indians scatteredsevan hits and Angels Last Nights score Newmarket ll ImpEastman Future Game Saturday Imo Eastman at Lakeview 700 Woods EA at Nottatva mom INTERMEDIATE soberHug oq=or caeenhh core Coon Clarkson Hayfield UE FoiursGames= Sunday Borden at Clarkson 230Bayiieid at iouday UE ar 11nivcisal 00 BllLl STARS oy ran assocuirao noose RAWirks cordonal in dlans mitteld including larhed ioui straight hits omer run helping evcland lo 92 victory over struck out sht beating th stool Westwood 41 an at pm gt Beavers Open Away Tonight days that the two clubs have tangled They faced each other in pair of pro season wormup is and Beavers twice pra veiled week ago in Agln court the Barrie club finished on the high side of 13 12 riugiest as they touched Agin court pitching for 14 hits four of them doubles In last Tuesdays return exl hibltlon encounter at Queens Park Beavers continued lbeir new found hitting assets cluhb tug nine hits in 12 ver dict Two new faces cned Beavers hitting Mary Merlde whocan play third base as well as pilch comes to the local squad from Guelph Green Ghosm in the two exhibitors she recorded four singles walk and four runs batted in Joyce Leighton of who plays first base was im pressive in the hitting depart ment The solidly built iniield er clubbed home run two donbles two singles scored six times and droveacross six runs in to trips to the plate other newcomers to the Beva or roster are shorstop Rhoda Mae Shannon of Thornton and outfielder Brenda Young who is markinga comeback after have strength liack in action for another yeor are pitchers Shirley Howie and Kearsey along with cxperé iellced catcherMnry herthclot Others expected to boin the llllellit with senior experience include outfielders Lynda Mill er Mattie Boudreau and infield er outfielder Bette Detwelier Following are the lineScores from the two exhibition games Barrlo 200 011i om 13 1110 Agincourt Howlcherkle t4 t6 and herdreloii Donofrlo= Agincolut on on arria 000 222 12 JarvisBalfour olrGihhi crborongh were John Davis early sugar at the Barrie and District Mens Senior Softball lengthy absence from the garlic ottjoio 101 1211113 and Donofrio Howie dotihlehelders In tho nlgblcap lite pitching arm of John Benn pro fourth pelled linytield llotors lo ironies SPECIALLY SPECIALLYBE 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