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SPORTS LTYPE eysrsve JONESCU Sparta Editor HOCKEY Hockey is young mans game isnt it Thats what one forever bears and reads Because it is young mans game the EPHL will coatinueto operate for at least another year The board of governors had ruled tlrat few overZbyearold play are will be eligible The board belieVes that players young enough and who are still eager enou to make the big time will provide the fans with best and most excit ing hockey So there But the latest hockey news is not of young stuff at all The Hockey News has stories abdut how the New York Rangers of the NHL are in need of some old stuff such as Doug Harvey Johnny Wilson and fiump Woreley Chnadian Press sent through story yesterday about Harvey bein offered $30000 to sign with the blueshirts for one or year Young legs are important to the NHL But every playoff time youll find that without certain grlzrled veterans such and such aclub would stand asno halls chance on Dominion Day most Dominion Dnvs that is Its only couple of weeks before NHL training camps will open for business George Punch Im inch of Toronto was naturally the first to be quoted on regulations stipulations etc Punch demands his players report no more than seven pounds over last years playing weight or else Shucks JUST NOTES if the December battle for the Grey Cup is anything like the squabblebetween the two TV outlets that wantrto carry it it should go down in history as the bestor worst it will cer tainly be the lengthiest Both sections of South Slmcoe Baseball League start final series tonight Thornton plays at Knock in the south and Orillia vs Midland in thenorth All games are scheduled for 615 start Sympatbies of this Writer are extended to the surviving family of Harry Morren who died this week My only connection with Harry was through the Barrie District Hunters and Anglers Conservation Club Few members had the good of the club so much in their hearts asAhis man As beforeyaugoback to school specialfor the kiddies four of the outstanding midget wrestling stars will be at Barrie Arena Monday Little Beaver and Lord Roger Littlebrook will oppose Sky Low Low started at Barrie and Fuzzy Cupid Argos Bombers In Need OIA Win WINNIPEG CF Toronto Argonauts and Winnipeg Blue Bombers each in desperate need of victory clash intha first game of the Canadian Football Leagues interlocking schedule here tonight The winless Argos defeated by Montreal Alouettes and Hamilton Tiger Cats in their only two games this season see Jimmy sirJavarite opponents Last years Grey Cup cham pions have few exhibition wins over Toronto to their cred it but last year provided their first win ln game that counted Winnipeg came away with lflfi decision in the first inter loclnng meeting between the two Prior to this the Argos had string of six in row going fir themail in Grey Cup fin Si result of victories by sh Columbia Lions and Sas night the Bombers find them selves in theyrrnusual position of looking up at three teams in the Western Conference stand ings Though they have two games in hand they are on twopoint plateau with the slow starting Calgary Stampeders GRANT FEARS ARGOS Despite Torontos 02 record in the Eastern Conference Bomber coach Bud Grant in sists the Argos showed their besttormin at least two sea son while droppin 2523 He attributes the improvement to more aggressive attitude and better offensive line All this has prompted him to comcentrate his preparations on the defence Winnipeg will have three delt fensive priorities First will be stronger pass rush than theyve shown in their first two games Second will he to find shadow for Dick Shatto con sidered one of Canadian foot balls most dangerouspass res carvers Third will be checking theef forts of Gerry McDougall the ayer Grant has tagged as the bread and butter man of the Toronto attack Bltsnnai mouth Ily TIIE ASSOCIATED PRESS National Los Angeles San Francisco Cincinnati Pittsburgh St Louis Milwaukee Philadelphia Chicago Houston New York Wednesday 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lift 403 SW Jacksonville Toronto Rochester Columbus Atlanta Buffalo Syracuse Toronto Rochester Buffalo Richmond Columbus is Atlanta Jacksonville Games Today Syracuse at Toronto Ni Rochester ntBuffalo Ni fill Hi 46 16 Id 79 our 30 lftlliklrs City Worthington Richmond at Columbus Ni Atlanta at Jacksonville dictfilfllimilliihlasfisatirday poi out lookchike Torrie Automotive lore solo to it goodbye to Barrie Dis Vlrict Senior Softball playdowps in three games The whlle¢oded last night at Queens Park as Itulomov tlm clogged Minute ftf In the third game of series hi1neslogteoda the set Fourth gonzo is scheduled for Queens Saturday at lift pm Two Torrie nataqu gm Minding firstinning ma Thats where the unrcwlrding charity was to end Automotive collected three runs on three hits the very next lnnlng As their hats boomed more runs scored In all Automollm bad lti hits Jack Valr was the first Vic flux of Torgia hitting To add injury to insult Jack iniured his pitching hand when hit by line drive Wan Downey took over lntha filth and lasted un til the elllhlaurie Barron wrapped up On the other hand Cliff Iicy Couniy Golf In 2nd Day Msnyvof the favorites got through the first round of the threeday Simone County Lad lcs Golf Champion ship which Country Cl studs The competition is being play ed in three flights and will end tomorrow Jean Holmes of Orillia and Joan Clayden of Barrie won their openingday matches in the fastest time the Orllllan ousted Barrloa Jana Young six andfour in the whole competl lion and Mlsa Clnydcn won by similar tally over Rugh Shau bel of Nidla other championship flight re suits were Diane Brophy Col lingwood lost to flbbie Brooks Oriilin on 19th hole Moddo English llliriiand defeated Bar bara Smith Barrie Grace Ouch Barrie defeated Wanda Brodcur Midland Val Scott Midland lost to PaulineBath Midland Jean Walloon Mid landdefeted Sue Muicaby 0r ililn and Jean Murphy Orillia defeated lrroa Price Orillia FIRST FLIGHT Edith Cort by Barrie defeated Norma Cohan Barrie Jackie Miller Barrie defeated Betty Mercer Barrie JeanSmith Oriilia do looted Mary Livingston Barrie Onalee Smith Colltngwood de feated Ruth Currie Barrie Betty Ctyne Barrie is led Charlotte Hill at lln gweod Mary Hamilton 11 lngwood defeated Roni Aoderton Barrie Gert Johnson Barrie defeated Gail Hutchinson oi lingwood lifarg Sanderson oriltla defe ated Barb Harris Barrie SECOND FLIGHT Shirley Campbell Barrie bye Mae Williams Midland defeated Jean Peacock Berrieu Doreen McCurry Midland defeated Dorothylstevenson Barrie Jane ice Laidng Barrie bye Ede Hodgson ie bye Vera Thompson arrie defeated Shlrley Stokes Midland Shirley McDonald rrt defeat Betty Michie Barrie Eileen Ooodhead Barrie bye Know Gourde Can Be Linked TORONTO CPIA field of art sets out today in the first round of the Canadian Profes sional Golfus Association championship with full know ledge that the Misslssauga course par of 72 can be soundly licked Alvie Thompson assistant pro at the Toronto Northwood club showed the way Wednesday in proamateur celebrity tour nemept with 65 equalling the course record Nine other pros broke par de topamateurs who wont play today forrncrCanadian champions Gary Cowan of Kit chener and Nick Woolen were among the par breakers with identical scores of 10 Thompsons spectacular play also brought him and his part ner Wally Creator of Toronto radio station CFRB the days lrgnors at bestbail with score 63 RALDING RUNNERUP Al Balding of Toronto fired do as runner up to Thompson in medal score and Stan Leon ard of Vancouver defending champion for the CPGA title club scored shots in one at the par 132vyardvlftth with his No it iron Thompsons Sevenunderpar equalled the compel forMississauga set in 1955 by US pro Chandler Harper Thompson former assistant at Vancouver Marine Dri is teaching pro at Northwood un der head pro Bill Mawhinney also formerly of Vancouver The pro amateur show al traeted field of more than 200 Inwmanamong thespor1s firme Rdfiseau Montreal Canadians of the NHL with 74 Singer George Murray had 73 N111 President Clarence gampbeli lghtot it as did Gordie 11y gunningzior troooo double last years hTtop prize of $2001 harm to Groblb Minesrngj Express Midi twirlodltia way to five bitter and didnt allow single htloeiiag batsman to get more than one safety Frank Rawn bad fhrch hits for liorgia and loo Beieourt Homer Barrett Pete Matias key Jim Edwards Rich Grub Iad Lou liloer had two apiece Mllulnl lilacs lb Pratt of gt Adams Martin rf Adams lb WlnDowncy Adams if 31 auuu gt mmuumumw Johnston of Harm rf swanoaonfi oaoueeoHgfix Morrow lb IntakeNJaNnno eooo9¢m Totals Vair Wen Downey Bar mo in and Win Downey Rey noldsvand Rolcoort Officialsr Bill Hare plate Bud Know bases can narrow tfugh Bortbwiek pro with the Tomato blississaugua Golf Club retrieves his bail after making holelnone on the to proauto cur celebrity tournament at the Henderson club More than 20h golfers feed off in the introduction to the Canadian Professional Golfers Aswcintion tourna ment Qiliciai lilathanf on day in the stholc $10000 event GP Wrrepholo Cincinncrti Moises Gain AS OneTWO Clubs Slip By ROI GREEN Associated Press Sports Writer Picklng Philadelphia Phllllcs to heat Los Angeles Dodgers and New York Mets to beat San Francisco Giants on the same evening is something like drawing to an inside straight in poker Usually the house gets rich on such odds However Cincin nati Reds picked up the chips Wednesday night The lleds making detes mtaed stab at repeating as Na tional League champions used Eddie Kaskos 10th inning grand slam homer to boot Chicago Cubs whil the league leading Dodgers and secondplace Giants took their lumps from couple of also rans The stumbling Dodgers lost 51 toPbiladeiphla as Chris Short pitched tbroehitler whilefian Franciscovwas edged 54 by the blots with reliever lfen lllacKenzie 54 of Gore Buy Out picking up the vic ory It was the eighth loss in 11 starts for the Dodgers The Giants dropped six in their last seven games Cincinnati on the other hand has won 15 of its last to and has made up six games on the Dodgers in 13 days LA RETAINS MARGIN The Reds trail has Angeles by only four gamesthe closest they have been since the second week of the seasonand are only half game behind San Francisco Los Angelo retains nan Fran Pittsburgh Pirates got three hit pitching from Tom Sturdi vant in blanking Houston Colts 34 and Milwaukee Braves rat lied to beat St Louis Cardins air 64 The Reds got support from an unexpected source in their vic tory over the Cubs Knsko who faces possible loss of his starting assignment with the return of Gene Freese from the injured list had hit only one home run this season before he rrnloaded with three men on base It was his 15th homer in six major league sea sons TAKES FREESES JOB He took over third base after Frecse out most of the season with broken ankle was lifted for runner in the seventh inning total of 42 players includ ing 10 pinch hitters were used in the threehour 45 lt minute game The Cubs had St lead until the Reds started back in the seventh Honk Foiles pinch bit threerun homer was the key to fourrun burst that tied it and set the stage for Kaskos winner Rookie second baseman Ken Hubbs of the Cubs extended his errorless play through 65 games endran his string of flawless chances to 52 Car To You In Less Than MINUTES oursmn so your sarrsracrrorv can wasu Corr anus ntidDttnliip so post the Dodgcis walk to Johnny Cnilinon and Don De Boh Oldie sacrifice and Tony meter put it out of reach in Taylors line single broke 11 the eighth Short walked only tie forthc Phils in the seventh two men in winning hiaeigbth oremargin over San iugton Senators was halted by in Rollie Sheldon we got credit for the victory but Mar Yogi Ber The LA By rinks RATIIET Associated Press Sportserter Yogi Berra arolypoly Satan dressed in impeccable pinstripe has shoved his pitchfork into the Angels inflated haloes The veteran catcher played deviliof game for New York Yankees Wednesday night driv ing in three runs and applying the crusher tigalnst lb pennant hopcful 143s Angelcs ANgels with tworon homer in the eighth inning that gave the Yankees to American League victory Berra drove in the first Yankee run with single in the first inning In the eighth With the defending world champions trailing by run in the second game of key three game series the wyearold receiver tugged two run homer that knocked the Angels haloes as ew It was the second suddeaend ing for the Angels They were beaten the Dresdey night when the Yankees struck for seven runs in the 10th inning The latest defeat dropped the Angels down stop to third placerrsixugameséhebindithe league leading Yankees and half game back of ltiinnesota Wins The Ninsomovcd up notch 55 back of New York when their game with Wash rain after 10 innings with the score find so INDIANS DUMP TIGERS Dick Donovan posted victory No 16 of the season as Clevew land Indians belted Detroit Tlr Hers 44f Mike Horshbergcrs ninth inning homer gave Chi cago White Son To decision over Baltimore Orioles and Kansas City Athletics heat Bos ton Red Sox +1 After Berra gave the Yankees 1D edge in the first game the Angels came back in their half for three runs against Whitey Ford on walk to Jim Fregosi double by Billy Moran and Leon Wagners coin homer The Yankees made it 32 in the fourth on walk to Mickey Mantle and Dale Longs double Berra wrapped it up with his homer off reliever Dan Osinski shalt Bridges finohed up with two innings of nohit relief CANADIAN EXHIBITION rorouro AUGUST in RETURN COACH FARE 45 Goodgoi Thursd Augl TRAIRIIIRUCRSISNIPSIPLANIS months uosr cataracts tire deadlocked affair will count GOBYTRAIN TO THE rcr Sinks Angels lhe Senators and Twins played seesaw all night with Minnesota sending the battle into extra ngs with two runs in the ninth Tire Senators moved to front in the tour when Joe Hicks singled and event ually scored on fielderl choice Ritb Rollins runpm ducing single in the bottom half tied the count again At on point rain halted play for third time and them pires decided to let the clubs replay the game tonight All pitching and hitting records in Hicks homered for Washing ton while Harmon Killcbrew with his fifth of the season and Zoiio Versalies connecicdfor Minnesota WILLOW BREAKS TIE Donovan 167 34 year old veteran aiming for his first $9 victory season started the dians gamewinning rally in the eighth inning with his third sin gle Willie Tashy then reached base on Dick ltleAuiiffes error on douhieplay grounder that could have ended tho inning Al Lupiowfollowed with triple that snapped tie and tagged Don Mossi tent wrtb the loss Donovan who had given up pinchhit homer to VrcAWeru that tied the game rn the seventh needed Gary Bells re lief help to subdue the Tigers Hersbherger ci ed the White Sox Orioles struggle with twoout homer in the ninth frame off Hoyt Wilhelm SD that won for Chicago and Frank Baumaoo so The Orioles had pulled into 66 tie in the seventh inning on walk to Whitey Henog srna gles by Jim Gentile and Brooks Robinson and an error by Jim Lnndis Camila Carreon also homered for the Sox while Jerry Adair who went Hch at the plate connected for Baltimore Moe Drabowsky trot gave up homer to Ed Bressoud in the fourth inning then was tagged for one by Gary Geiger in the eighth and John Wyatt bad to come on to finish up seven hitter The Athletics moved ahead to stay in the filth break ing 11 deadlock on Jerry Lumpes two run double Gino Cimolis sixth inning homer wound firings op againstRed Sox starter Ike delackftdi NATIONAL TILSEPTEMBER 3RD YR nornsnurcouuumcanone RCAF Victory Little Bitty Hurderson fired tornbitter and htsmates scored one run an RCA cam tmoo ted codes of BDSSL pIIy offs 111 at Queens Park last night Fourth game of the hosted titc encounter between Edgar and Stewarts Dutch is sched uled for matey afternoon at Queens Park Both victories in this semifinal have been shot outa Second game was tied Ruse Mills who had half of Diners air hitslest night scoredthe games lone fully to the seventh frame after he sing led and moved around on couploof errors Stewarts Marley cr McCano tf hiertinrf Falconer of hitting lb as neoee°=59= Corbett 1i ladustrial Loop InlltsePlayolis Smiths carry and Wellington Softball League playoff series tonight at Queens Park Tho original opemn was con sidered no cont due to tr regulnritiaa on both sides me of the bestolfive is Monday of Shear Series between Clarkmn Hotel and Barrio Coops contln or tomorrow night at Queens Coops leads Ht Colts Wont Win The N1 Pennent rrrrsaunon the those who fearlessly predicted National League pennant this year fret nomoreThey wont The Colts winners of 45 games in 126 tries in their first ear were officially eliminated rpm the pennant race Wednes day nlgbt losing to Pitts vants threebitter The ninthplace Calls are the second teamfo drop from the official league chase New York this month tilt at DELICIOUS CHINESE F0 ll Takeflirt Orders mentor 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