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ERRORS COSTLY AGINCOURT Fielding lap sjs continued to effect the earl season sflorts of Barrie Bearers as they dropped an exciting dccision to Agincourt ScalAvtlax last night The local entry in the Ontario Ladies Senior Sifth League nou has 12 record Thesame two clubs meet again next Tuesday night at Quecnl Park Game time is 830 pm Played at Aglncourt Commun ity Park the game was delayed one hour due to downpour of rain Beavers committed six er rors and two of them lcd direct lyto all four Agincoiirt runs Barrie blew advantage The host club struck first with pair of scores in the opening frame Barrie was successful In checking Agincourt through the middle innings and shiftui head with threcrua burst in the top half of the sixth The Winners rallied again for two scores in the last half of the sev enth Shirley Howie and righlhander DonnaJarvis both pitcbcd ef 1ccrivciy permining seven ease bits cacb hliss Jarvis collected four strikeouts and issued two walks Howie also claimed four batters on strikes pcrmitled four walks and hit one battcr with pitch Mary llcrthelotte was the top hitter for Barrio clubbing run producing triple and singling twice The other Barrie hits were iingles by Diane ilrophy Belly Detwciler Lynda llillor and Hoivle DISTRICT SPORTS In fiction Sunday By BILL CURRAN kade batter Pam Nathan Mary Jones and Pat Hannlgan each singled twice for Agincourt with the other single earned by Penny Glbb The hosts attacked early with Pam Mothers placing leadoff single through toccntre Gibb placed down sacrifice bunt and Howies throw to first went roll ing into right field as the base was uncover allowing Math ers to score id Gibb to reach first base Joyce Flow drew walk and Jones sacrificed both runners into scoring position llannlpzin then drove single to score bh Beavers unloaded their main all in the sixth to earn all tl uns parading nine batters in plate After Marie Black grounded out hlurg Ilennnx was safe on an error charged to the short stop llerthclotte then delivered her triple deep Into right field for the first run Sharon Sin clalr drew walk and Brophy was called out for stepping out of the oaners box RUNS LOST Borthelotte raced home on Wild pitch and Sinclair reached third as Dctwcilcr singled The Barrie catcher scored the tying run on wild pitch and Sinclair recorded the goahcad tally when the Agincourt catcher threw the ball away Miller was safe on an error at third base and Linda Dymcnt uallscd to fill the socks Howie Ihcn clubbed single into Although they dropped decision to Lisle Harry hlajors much improved baseball club has two wins find tie to their credit and give every indication of making much better showing than last year Illailnger Major was particularly pleased With the pbwer shown by his charges at the plate whenthcy pounded New Lowell pitching for total of 17 hits in recording 105 triumph Starter Bill Patton was the in ng pitcher while Roy Burns and southpaw Wayne Eios shared the Angus mound work giving up seven hits between them Fred Cameron came up with the best pitclung to of the week but had to settle for lall tie with burg He allowed only three hits but Jack has on the Clarksburg mound was equally good Creemorc is scheduled to visit Angus for Sunday ornoon game starting at tomorrow Lisle plays iarksburg and Honeywood goes to New Lowell tithe same time Angus isscheduled to visit Mans field next Wédnesday LEFROYfS DOUG CUNDALL is setting dizzy pace calling the South Simcoe League softball batters acording to latest statistics released by Bob Jackson Dsug made eight hits in his first 12 trips to the plate for remarkable 667 average Bradfords Hugh illcEvoy with 10 hits in 19 trips was the only other regular over the 500 mark with 5213 Gilford player Larry Edney ranked next with seven hits in 15 trips for 467 Two more chroy éluggcrs follow with Art Hunt hitting 444 andBob Jaflsson 385 Rocky Colangelos Bradford team has been setting fast early pace with Terry Carters stellar pitching and Hugh McEvoys hitting featuring some standout performances Bob Fallis Rick Walker George Hunt and Dave Collings were either 300 or better hitters With the team so far Winners of five of their first six games Brpdford ls scheduled to visit Holland Landing on Monday even ing June 19 and this game will be followed with particular interest since Colangelos team will be out avenge recent to loss imposed by Duncan McNeil and colleagues When statistics were made out earlier in the week McNeil and Carter were tied at the top with three wins and no losses each followed by Lefroys Paul Corner with three and one and Feuneils Ken Matchett with two and one Barrioowned horse named 0001 Buy Cool took second money in Wednesday afternoons fourth race before about 7500 spectators at Woodbine track and raised its earnings over the $2000 mark Owned by Arthur Powell the threeyeaer geld ing has finished in the money four times in seven races this year but has yet to register his first 1967 win Formerly owned by Conn Smythe the horse was byrsBuntys Flight from Cool Girl Cool and has been running in $4000 and $5000 class this year He was winner once in five races in 1966 horse named Jesting Maid stayed off Cool Boy Cools strong late bid in Wednesdays event Plans are well advanced for Angus Civic Holiday weekend baseball tournament Saturday August Sunday August and Monday August The champ ion Beoton team will be back to defend the honors won in 1966 and instead of 10 teams from 12 to 16 are expected We had good tournament last year and we hope for even more exciting games for the coming tourn ament said the Angus ball manager who heads the committee in charge of the tourney John Gould ptruck out 37 and gave up only 16 hits in three games in starring for Beeton He hurled twohit to shutout over Everett then defeated Ed Weymouth and Angus to and wound it up with rousing to shutoutover Toronto Pope Playground inthe final Gould received the Maison trop for the best pitch ing in the tournament Thorntons Don Johnston came close with seveninning nohitter in beating Tctten bani 100 Orillia Majors who have won nine games in row 50 farthls baseballseasonare well out in front in the hmcoe County ball loop Young Glen Woodrow Ethird victory when he turned back Tottenham fl to iwithafivnhitterfor the Maiorsf9th win Davis Arnolds Ivy Leafs are scheduled to visit fiCreemore this Saturday evening and Immune goes to Thornton on TuesdayJune 20 The Majors will visit Midland on Monday June 19 grddiiatétronilast yearsOrillia juniors burledliix Beavers Defeated In Tight Contest ed to me Hauwer they were nullified as the plate unwise called Howie out for stepping out of the batters box in the Agincourt seventh Gibb led off with single and moved to second on wild pitch Carol Street was struck by pitch and Jones placed perfect bunt sin gle in front of the plate to load the bases The key play of the inning fol lowed when Hannigau hoisth high fly back of second base The plate umpire Inaudibly cal ed an infield fly for an automa lc out Since the call was miss ed by the Barrie fieldera play developed that confused the Bee vers and the scorekeeper alike The catdi was missed despite the aimrnatlc om and both runners moved off their bases Right fielder Marie Black raced in and throw the ball to second which was left uncovered Both runners scored as the ball skip ped loose Barrie 000 003 oooa Agincourt 200 000 2014 Howie and Bcrthclotte Jarvis and Hannigan SOFTBALL right field and two more runs SENIOR TPt Woods BA ll Elmvale 11 Neumarkot 010 Lakeview 10 impEastman Nottawa Lou Nights Score Elmvale Woods BA use Gama Tonight Nowmarkeet at Nottawa PPD lilonduy Woods BA at takeview 830 INTERMEDIATE PIS Borden 10 Yenoh Heating ll Clarksori West Bend If Barrie Coop Universal Future Games Sunday loop at Clarkson 830 Monday Coop at Universal 700 Tuesday Yanchv at Clarkson 700 ONTARIO muss SENIOR Last nghtl Scan Agincourt Barrie Future Games Mutiny Agincourt at BAKED 830 By THE CANADIAN PRESS Toronto Maple Leafs learned Friday night that it takes more than split doubleheader to gain any ground on the fast moving Rochester Red Wings TheLeafs defeated Jackson ville Suns 74 in the ulghtcap after the Suns won the opener 31 in their international League twlnbill But firstplace Roches ter pulled six games ahead of secondplace Toronto by down iog Toledo Mud Hens as In other games Richmond Braves took pair from Buf falo Bisons Mt and and best if they swing all lion clubs abou the some ThaJondoney is to svllng harder withthe long irons be cause we all know thatfhese clubs are supposed to produce longer shots We forget thatthis distance is built into the clubs because they are longer and thus generate more clubhead speed They dont require more forceful swing In trying to swing harder golfers muscles of the shoulders and arms They disemphasize good foot and leg action on long iron shots That is why these shots causetrouble for many players So emphasize good foolend legwork the next time you prac Intice long irons same temp 90 ARNOLD PALHER Strong Hound Buckpasser Chases Record NEW YORK fAPl Buck passcr at four years of age the youngest millionaire tries today for his 16th straight victorya feat that has not been accomplished since Cita tlon completed such string 17 years ago But much more than 16th successive victory and first 222517 $35010 hinges on the outcome of Duckpassera per formance 1n the letmile Bowl ing Green Handicap at Aque duct Buckpasscrs chief reason for being In the Bowling Green is that It run on the grass Al though ho has raced 27 times for record of it victories two seconds and earnings of ti 312101 the 0gden Phlppsa colt never has raced on the turf His next scheduled appear ance Is one of the worlds prized eventsthe Grand Prix de St Cloud In Paris July It Is grass course race and Buck passer needs the experience since running on French track presents not only different type of track but also change in shoes Freeze Franchise For Lil Blades LOS ANGELES lAPt Los Angelcs Blades announced Fri day Western Hockey Loague di rectors meeting in Seattle have allowed them to suspend their franchise Jack Geyor assistant to co owner Daniel Reeves said the Blades have two years re muining on thelr contract to play in the bus Angelcs Sports Arena but Ilia lease can be waived This enables the newly organ lacd Los Angeles Kings of the National Hockey League to up ply for the Blades dates in the arena Leafs Split With Suns Fail To Gain Ground Syracuse Chiefs won the second game of doubleheader from the Columbus Jets 43 after the Jets took the opener 42 Jim Russins first inning basesloaded home run and thirdinning solo blast by Bob Montgomery provided Toronto with their second game punch and enabled starter Dave More head to win his sixth game in eight decisions this season Billy Wynne struck out eight in going the distance to will his second game of the season In the opener for Jacksonville Torontos Roggenburk INCREASE LEG ACTION ON LONG IRON SHOTS really hate to see golfers distinguish between longand short iron shots To differ entiate between them implies great deal of difference that doesnt exist Golfers will have success with the longirons overemphasjze the But swing at the ud use on tm mire or III Annie picking up three safeties in each the nightcap jumped on buffalo starter Ro and Dave Nicholson collected dict over Columbus Cecil Pee win striking out 15 Jets Superstar Trio Lead US Open SPRINGFIELD NJ AP Arnold Palmer Jack Nicklaus and Billy Casper Like cream the three super star of the game moved to the to in the most prestigious of the worlds golf tourna ments the United Statu Open championship and are poised for the final two climatic rounds today and Sunday Palmer ht law Iuttlng In de termination and hls game in barnell looked like the charger of old when he swept over the steaming BIJtusrol Golf Club course In twounder par 60 Friday for and one stroke lead over Nicklaus Big Jack sweat streaming from hi face pounded out 67 on the 7015yard layout for 138 He was one stroke up on Casper HAS STEADY ROUND Casper who beat Palmer to playoff for the title last year after Aruies nowfamous col lapse took careful par 70 for 139 Behind hlm at 140 came Bruceuoviin or Australia who had solid 66 rookie pro Deane Beman who had 71 and Marty Fleckman the lib yearold amateur from Port Ar thur Tex who led the first round with 61 Don January was alone at 14 Todays pairings have Nick laus and Palmer as the last twosome away Casper plays against Devlin and Benton against Fleckman Torontos A1 Balding shot Domlloeler Bags All lice WATERIDO Ont CPI Gary Dornhoefer full time hockey player and parttime golfing professional has scored his third bolelimp In threa years Dornhoefer ztyenrold na tive of Kitchener who spends his summers as assistant pro at Westmount Country Club here got his latest holelnone on the issyard par practice hole Thursday He did the same thing twice in loss at course in Niagara Falls and another in Boston Dornhoefer scored ill goals for nghsey Bears in the American Hockey League last season He was drafted for the expanded National Hockey League by Philaddphle Flyers He has played 63 NHL games with Bos ton Bruins took the loss evening his ree ord at lvl Shaun Fitzniaurlcc contrib utod to all the Jacksonville runs with double and triple while twoom par 72 for 147 total to survive the cutoff In all 66 of the original field of 150 survived the cut to the low 60 and ties it took lid to make It Among the mafor casualties are former Open Emmetth Jllzlk ommy an Fleck Palmer the golfing million lire from Latrobe Pa waa again the charger challenging the course gambling putting body English on every shot and jerking cheers and groan from his vast army Nicklaus ploddcd over the course looking neither left her Henderson Tops Sailing Trials OTTAWA CPlPaul Hender son of the Royal Canadian Yacht Club in Toronto get In early lump at the Canndtan trials for line class railing by winning the first tworam Fri day Winner of the trial represents Canada at the Pan American Games in Winnipeg and the Fioidld championships In Fln In Hendersons clubmate John Eastwood ran second Next was Sandy Bimison of the Hud roll Yacht Club in Montreal By KORKY KOROLUK EDMONTON CPI There was laughter in the stands when volunteer had to be enlisted from the crowd to contestant Improvised fork to hold the crossbar for the pole vault But after watohlng Edmnir ton student Ray Haswell fin ish step bflilnd Olympic medallist Bill Crotliers in the half mile many of the 1200 spectators went home declar lng they would be back for the next Indoor track meet The event completed the first step of longrange pro act by service club and veterans organization to put Alberta on the map in Cana dlan track and field The meetthe first major indoor track event in Alberta was made possible last winter when the Canadian Legion spent 513000 on portable in door track that wdltit into any hockey arena In the prov Into The next phase goes into operation In Edmonton next wintorwlth completion of is $163300 field blue that will enable athletes to train and John Ryan native of Oshawa 0ntbit borne run for Tor onto Ron Stone hit two home runs for Rochester which recorded its ninth victory without defeat against Toledo Don Pepper and the Brown belted homers for Toledo while Dave May connected for third Rochester home run Richmond pounded out 25 hits in their two games again Buf falo with outfielder Mike bum game Including home riui in In the opener VRIchmond land Sheldon for is bits seven for extra bases John Hoffman homers While burn had two doubles Elli Tuttlee infield pinch single with the bases loaded and one out in the ninth gave Syracuse its secondgame ver kins went the distance for the Etvlo Jlminez drove in three Columbus runs and bit homer to pace Columbus 1n the opener Ray Barker hit two run Not So hot humid spell covering the area this week and cooler tom pcratures are expected Sunday Showers and scatteral thunder sbowcrs are forecast tluoughout the day for the Barriearea 11 will be cloudy with sunny inter vals Sunday at to am was 70 degrees forecasts issued at day rlgbt except to note distances to his little black book the book the goes with the will that es blm perhaps the most feared golfer In the world today Casper Wu bland as ever and colorless as the oat meal he cant cat liked my round Palmer said hit every green but one and misod few fairways had leveral chances for birdie that failed to fall But to all liked it Asked If be we thtnktng of going for Ben Hogans Open scoring record of 276 Arnie grinned broadly and replied Not yet list want to win this tournament Nicklaus raid the 96 degree beat didnt bother him and preferred to talk instead about new whitepainted middle shafted puItcr be was using for the first time Why do you like Ill be was asked Easy laid Big Jaclr It knocks the ball in the hole He had blrdla putts at 12 1a sand 30 feet Gary Player one of seven tied at 69 going Into the second round went to 71 Ilor 141 Art Wall had the some Chi Chi Rodriguez went to 75 after go ing two over par on the first hole and Don January llIIlK lied to 72 rake the longlump pit and DISTRICT wriilililn Temperature at The Examiner TORONTO CF Official 530 am to Ben Hogan took his second straight 71 Indoor Track Pleases Alberta compete 12 months year without leaving home win the exception of case 000 contributed by the mu nicipal and provincial govern ments funds for the field house have been ratsod by the Kinsmen Seating 2000 fans it will have track and roof high enough to permit practice for any Olympic field event PLAN OLYMPIC POOL it Is being built with ex pert advice One of the con sultants is Maury Van Vllet dean of the faculty of physl cal education at the Univer sity of Alberta The next stage to be suited in five or six yoais is an Olympicsize swimmmlng pool for the field house to be followed eventually by meet ing rooms and dlsplay or gallery area for the use of lo cal arts groups Meanwhile the portable track Is being counted on to whet interest among athletes and spectators throughout Al berta With full size of in laps to the mile it has renwvable sections that can contract it Humid Cooler Simdciy An overnight rain snapped the for Sunday with temperatures in the 70s Sudbuxy North Bay northern Georgian Bay Algoma Tuna gaml White River Cochranc western James Bay regions Sunny but with copslderable cloudiness this afternoon with chance of one or two brief show are Sunny Sunday Cool Winds northerly near 15 becoming light tonight rm IAIN EXAMINER SATURDAY JUNE 11 Brampton Gains Overtime Win BRAMPTON tCP Bram ton defeated Toronto Itapo Leafs or in overtime Friday to tighten the Ontario Lacrosse Association Senior series TheJiclory gave nrampton seven points three behind con leaders Peterborough and Brookllh Toronto In second place has nine points Brampton trailing 75 with 00 seconds left in regulation time saw John ichtuley score two qulck goals to force overtime blike Finnlgan and Don Arthur scored two each Including one each in the overtime period Floriit Tmidlysen Wayne Thorn son and Jim Richardson vcor one goal each for Brampy tun Brian Keegari Ron lilo Neil Larry Davidson Paul HenL demon lton Roy Bob Davidson and Graham Gair scorcd for Toronto Toronto Twp Passes Oshawa TORONTO CPI Toroqu Township look over first place lnlftfl Uniarlo Lacrosse Associa tion Junior series defeating IllImIco Mountlus 1141 Friday night Toronto now has it points two more than Oshawa Green Gaels who dropped into second but have three games in hand Captain Joe Herc scorcd three goals for Toronto and AI Gor donicr added two Bob Gardiner Mike Morita Bob Slclnskl Bill llfacKcnch Barry Snlnvaro and Brian Wilson scored one each Paul Parnell scored twice for Mimlco ltlck Bisson Bill Mau ley1cvin Ellis Keri Foote Don Illoher and Ken Leggctte had one goal each amallerarenas The Edmonton mect held late in the indoor season 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