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DEMOLISil SIMCOE Beavers Open Season THE BARBIE EXAMINER MONDAY JUNE ll With OneSided Win By CHIIIS AYLDII some Barrie Beavers ended their era as Ontario La dies Senior Soirbal Ireague door mats yesterday afternoon in big way crushing an inexperA ienced Simcoe Stars squad 3611 In the 1967 sdrcdule opener for liomer Wins For Thornton THORNTONllama runs were In fashion Saturday as Thornton rallied in the last half of the seventh to post South Sim ooe Baseball League win over Beclon Ted Laycock cracked the winning shot with two out liter Campbell and Ivaycock moved aboard through liclders choice and walls Don Johnston outduelled John Gould as both moundsmen worked the full scveniramc dis tance Dcsptlc the loss Beeion managed $5 edze in base hils ffhc vuitors broke scoreless doarbock of five innings as Con hell smacked tworout solo homer in the sixth Thornton pulled on even terms with combination of singles from Laycock Laycock and Pat terson Willi one gene in the Beeton seventh Gould crack ed single Hannah then fol lowed with homer to give Bee lon twomn bulge and set the stage for the lastminute heroics with the host club Thornton is back in action for night with road trip to Mid land then returning home for Tuesday date with Alliston Can ueks Bceton Thornton 000 001 Gould and Connell John lion and Layeodr Timely Hitting Beats Nottawa STAYNER Don Dykstra col leded 13 strikeouts and limited the opposition to just five sin gles Saturday night as Lake view Dairy downed Nottawa at Stayner with their second successive win against the fresh man entry the Dairymen climb ed within point of fourth place and idle imperialEastman Note tawa is left alone in the base ment with six straight losses Dykstra had strong game despite yielding the first run in the home half of the second Lakeview pulled even by capital izing on fourthinning error then won with big eiglnh in ning attack for two tallies The winners managed nine hits off loser Ed Dunn who last ed the distance Steve Atkinson was the big attacker with tri ple preceding the tying score and double to send across the insurance counter Corby Ad ams cracked double and single as Gary Hines singled twice Leadoff batter Jefi liinu doubled with singles irom Jim Quinlan and Ted Bums For Nottawa Tad Wilson man aged two singles with Jack Ham mill Gary MacNicol and Carl Wagner managing one each oti Dykslra Barrie Played In this southern Ontario community of 10000 rs miles south of Branthrd Beav ers erdribited pwer hitting as they clubbed two Simcoe pitchers for 11 hits The local entry plays their first home game to morrow night at Queens Park Opponents for the 830 pm tilt are Kitchener Kieswcttu Beavers had little trouble dis posing ol their opposition at Simeon scoring at belly rate in the first three innings Bar rie jumped out to 51 lead af ter one inning and then the de luge started PLENTY OF RUNS In the second Bearers sent 16 batters to the plate and score ed 11 runs from three hits and the costly Simcoc errors The biggest assault was yet to come as Barrie continued where they left off in marathon third in ning No less than 19 batters vis ilcd the plate and the incredible total of 15 rims was produced from 10 hits and five more Slm coo miscues The game was mercifully reduced to seven in nings on agreement of both teams Simcoe ubo have lost the ser vices of star pitchers Joy Kohut and Pickersgill are rebuilding with young players Saturday night they took it on the chin 171 from 1966 Canadian Champ ion Fort Erie who will he heads ing for Winnipeg and the Pan American Games this August The game was little more than batting practice for Beavers as seven of their 21 hits carried for extra bases outfielder Bette Detweiler had the best time with three singles double and lworun homer Scoring four times Dctweiler collected seven runs batted in EVERYBODY HITS Mary Berthelotte slammed single double and grandslam The hosts managed their lone tally in the second as Dave Ham mill started with walk then came around through the aid of an error charged to Lakeview third sacker Gary Hines BIG BURST In the Lakeview fourth Mkin son smacked oneont triple He attempted to score onlbe play but Nottawa eatoher Gary Dunn dropped fine peg from left fielder Dave Hammill The win ncrs rallied for four hits and the two dedding scores in the eighth Gary Hines led off with sin gle and Adams hunted success hilly After George Chappel struck out Quinlan singled to send across Gary Hines with the winner Adams attempted to score on the play but was thrown out at the plate by right fielder Gary MacNicol Atkinson fol lowed with his runproducing double to round out the scoring The league resumes action to night at Queens Park when Newmarket Argus Gameramen are 830 pm guess of Woods BA Laksview ooo 100 0208 ll Nottawa 010 000 0001 homer while scoring tive mu bersellt Sharon Sinclair cracked walked twice and wired iiva times Lynda Miller swalted solo homer walked twice was hit by pitch and accounmi or five runs hfarg White gain ad three hits double and two run producing singles Stir lcy Howie who worked the first Iour frames to gain credit for the win helped her own cause by drawing three walks scor ing three runs stroking two rnn single and singling again Mde batter hlarg Munoz managed single and walked three times to score four runs Diana Brophy added to the mm socre with four more runs and bagged runeounting single Marlene Sage scored three runs drove across two more walked and singled twice Ann Kearney ho tossed the final three in nings in relief gained first base on an outfield error and also scored The Iosus despite giving up an immense run total managed it from seven hits 1hey rallied in the final two innings to fin ish strong Ev Robbins led the way with tnorun homer and an infield single as leadoff bet ter Nancy Pollard managed two singles ASH Diane Carrie labored through three innings with an iri lured arm before Hita Martin took over and met withsoma success throwing slow dropping lobs Alter issuing three straight walks in the first winner Howie settled dcwnto claim four bat ters on strikes and allowed just one hit Barrie It 15 011036 215 Simcoe ear 11 Howie Kearsey t5 and Berthalotte James Martin to and Opersko SOFTBALL Senlnr Pts Woods BA Newmarket Ehnvale ImpEastman Lakeview Nottawa ft Saturdays Scorn Lakeview It Nottawa Future Garner TonightVenmarket at Woods BA Wednesday Elrnvale at Lake view tlroot Nottawa at 1117p Eastman root Intermediate Borden West Bend Clarkson Universal Last Nights 5mm Clarkson UniversaLB Future Games Tonight West Bend at Coop t700t Tuesday Universal at Olarkson 700 Wednesday Yanda at Borden 830 Ontario Ladies Senior Yesterdays Score Barrie 36 Simcoe 11 Future Games ssaaar 953 Dykstra and mapper Dunn and Dunn Tuesday Kitdlener at Barrie moi Karma power boats from the Barrie Yarht Club pass by in review Saturday afternoon with the commodore dmmwhm wn Edmmmw one who is also oorrurwdora of the Barrie Power Squadron and BYC Honorary Conanodore marshal tart snort Stoops and eight power boats who are dual members of the BYC and BPS Also included was an Enflish Granite Boat skippered by Dr Eric Mutrie phLand boat skipped by Norm Tozar it Aurora gt new homer dngld DRESSED in colorful cape and mysterious hood the Masked Yankee erttered the ring Saturday night at Barrie Arena with real flair for Showmanship This move how ever was greeted with ieers from the majority of the 1000 fails as the masked man was the villain in the main bout won by Watson after referee Tiger Tasker did not take too kindly to illegal aid from the Masked Manager Barrie Driver Knocked Out MOSPORT Ont CP Two Montreal drivers took share of the lead in the national motor racing championships Sa turday with victories at Mos port Ross de St Croix in allie Laren Marc 2C won the 10th mile feature and Dave Greer blatt In Ferrari Dine finished third and was best in the under twolitre class Eaclr gained 20 points and tie for the lead in their respec tive classes in the illrace na tional championship Ludwig Hcimrath of Toronto and John Cordts of Harris were knocked out of the lead by me chanical breakdowns in the Brit isb Empire Motor Clubs annual spring trophy races The Ontario drivers set the pace at the start of the lllap Dunlap Trophy Race Heinrntb spun out on the fifth lap and Cordls took the lead De St Croix took over on the 22nd lap Borden CFB BORDEN dedsive ion victory over Barrie Coop last night shot Borden Fiyers in to the top rung of the Barrie and District Intermediate Fast ball League At Quears Park Sunday Cladzson Hotel outscor ed Universal Cooler no to create fourway tie for second place At Borden the Flyera capital iredon hall dozen loop errors and collected seven hits from the aombined offerings of starter Terry Hodgson and Al Smith to win in methodical fashion Bor den bagged pairs in the first third and fifth before reaching double figures with fourscore burs in the home half of the six for Borden limiting 004711 to only two singles and double He gained live strikeouts and set down Hie side in order three times over seven innings Hodg son worked the first three in ninga in ddeat giving up four runs and four Borden hits Larry Harker was the big plate man for rlyera with three doubles and tworun homer also scoring four times John Waller added single walked twice and scored four runs Al Josey and Sonsy also singled For Coop Dave ltfills managed single and double Ralph Smith earned the other single of Soucy At neens Flack new entry best game todate despite ing by two wins and dropping their fourth In row the win for Clarkson created fourway tie for the runnerup slot with Cong Yanch Heating and West Ben nan TWICE The Hotelmen moved ahead with three scores in the second before thertholsr orowr pulled even viilh dunerim rally in the top half of the third Clark son restored their advontage scoring twice in the third and once in the fifth Universal bab tled back on even terms count ing pair in the sixth and one seventh before Clarksnn Take Tap Slot Guy Souey had strong game Park perfect night at hat Ilabelted Universal Cooler played their Leafs Manage To Move Up By THE CANADIAN PRESS None of th International Leagues eight teams was able to make much headway Sunday but on weekend action Toronto Maple Leafs gained notch on league leading Rochester Red Wings The baseball Lealsvedgcd Co lumbus Jets Saturday while Rochester suffered 124 humil iation by seventhplace Rich mond Braves In other Saturday games Buffalo Bisons nipped Toledo Mud Hens 43 and Jack sonville Suns blanked Syracuse Chiefs 50 In doubleheader play Sunday all our programs were split Columbus took Tomato 42 be fore bowing 75 Rochester edged Richmond 32 and lost 50 But Pipers George Cameron and an error on Jay Decaries grounder to win in the concluder Jack Vair worked the full sev eo innings for the victory per mitting seven hits Glavkson col lected seven blows from the corn bined offerings of Lloyd George and laser John Bean Marsh Aiken smacked llrreerun bone or to give Ciarlrson the original lead in the second Wayne Tub man cluimed triple and single with Deearie also tripiing For Universal Bob Mikhail Ken Kroeker and Phil Coleman all dmrbled The two clubs meet again to marrow night at pm while Coop and West Bend play the early game tonight at Queens Coop tomorrow0 Borden MtIZixlh Hcdgsoo Smith and ti Smilh Saucy and Warren Universal 16 Clarkson George Bean and Miller Mitchell Vair and Forbes Wal WANTS YOUR TRUCK RENTAL BUSINESS 7266527 See How Quickly WI Answer JtilttiSlltl Il3 DUNLOP oazoroza tale took the opener 52 before dropping 53 score to Toledo and Syracuse dropped a1 decision to Jacksonville before rebounding 21 The mulls left Tomato four games behind Rochester with Toledo and Buffalo tiEd two games farther back Four hits made the difference for Toronto Saturday two of them tworun horriers by Tony Torchia and Jose Calero The winning run was scored on Al Lehrers eighth inning triple that drove home winning relief pitcher Fred Wenz twoltrun pinch hit homer by Jim Russin in the seventh inning was the winning margin for Tore onto in the second game Sunday after Syd OBrien had given the Leals an early lead with threerun smash in the first inning Wen won his second game in two days for Toronto after Jerry Hudgina was shelled by the Jets paced by Bob Robertson with three runs batted in on home Bun double and sacrifice Toronto ran into Iivehitter by John Gelnar in the opener Bocbrsters embarrassment Saturday was compounded by losing before 16018 hometown tans took advantageob walk to Oppoilte The Queen 44 IT4t vrorrznau wrestling champ Ion Whipper Billy Watson of Toronto had rough time dis posing of the Masked Yankee Saturday night as the Masked SASKATOON CF The Expo bound centennial canoe pageant staged sprint Sunday night on the South Saskatche wan rtiver alter paddling so miles from Battlelord Sask to the Borden Bridge 30 miles northwest of here The Manitoba canoeists cons tinned to lead the eight other teams in the race to Montreal that started May zitat Rocky Mountain House Alta So far miles of their proposed 3231 mile jaunt In addition to leading in the overall standings the Mani toba team also won Sunday mile sprint in 13 minutes fillé seconds British Columbia was second in 1340 and Alberta third in 43 The learns lake today off be for taking their canoes back PLAY T0 TIE COPENHAGEN APi Den marl and East Germany Sun day tied 14 in Cup of Nations sodcer match despite German superiority during most or the Vitregtunn STREET game the canoes have covered 550 Manager naturally got into the ant illegally Watson iio ally won the main event alter 21 minutes and aim seconds using reverse shoulder press Examiner Photos Manitoban canoe Keeps Big Lead Tuesday to the North Saskatche wan River and heading toward Fort Carlton The canoes were brought to Saskatoon by truck from the Borden Bridge Standings and accumulative times since the pageant started Manitoba 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