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Barrie Examiner, 4 May 1961, p. 11

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as TRIIII SERIES 32 fl mm exasrrsn mumar may Lintii Hannsworth Kings Stay LAlive By LOBNE BRUCE Canadian Press Staff Writer EDMONTON CPlThe hie morial Cup championship ser lcs which only cw days ago was being written off as breeze tor Tomato St Mich aels Majors is developing into one of those dramatic battta in which the downtrodden sud denly spring to life Edmonton Oil Kings are sup plying the heroics but still have long way to go The western champions whipped the Molar 42 Wed nuday night for their second straight victory infhe bestof seven series after being beaten in the first three engagements The Majors carry their 32 series edge into sixth game Friday night Nobody can blame them if they have feel ings oi insecurity if the Kings pull oft another victory the seventh and deciding game for 77 the Canadian Junior hockey couldnt make it registerln the crown will be staged Saturday night Notearn in Memorial Cup history has dropped the first three games and swept the next four And Edmonton coach Duster Braysbaw is enough of pessimist to suggest the Oil Kings are not likely to be the first WILL BE TOUGH We won two games but that means nothing Brayshaw said We hint to win two more and they will be the toughest ones of our lives Brayshaw displaying one of his rare notes of optimism in the series added however St Mikes has started play ing our style of hockey Theyll get beaten if they keep it up St Michaels coach Rev Da vid Bauer said the scoreboard told the story Weoutshnt them 4oz bin score Wehad few defensive lapses and goaltender Paul Sexsmitb played extremely well for Edmonton LEADS SCORING Dennis Kasslan winger ul mcst benched because of poor performances in the earlier games broke out with two goals to lead the Kings Don Chi and Dave Richardson added one apiece Bruce Draper and An dre Champagne scored for Tor onto The eastern champions started out as though they were going to wrap things up early The 6114 customers had barely got settled when Draper hatted the puck behind Statsmith at 051 of the first period The score stood at 10 until 1307 when Kussian fired short backhander behind Tor onto netminder Jerry Cheevers That gnvcrthc flit Kings plenty of lip They tool 21 lead at Dump Majors 42 1556 on Chit deflection of long flapshot and made it 01 at 1012 no Kusslana closein backhander The aiors scor goal olliiie second period but in the third Richardson produced the insurance goal SUMMARY Iiist period Toronto Draper Draper 351 Edmonton Kasslan Cox 1301 Edmonton Chi 111120 Mu ioin 1655 Edmonton Kas sian Cox 1911 Penalties Stephenson 1045 Gulipeau 1532 Second period Toronto Champagne Conlint 700 Pen alties Walsh 315 Bourbon nais 315 Third period Edmonton Richardson Marik Hextall 919 Penalties None Stops Cbcemrs 310 Sexsrnlth 16 Ill30 BASEBALL RECORD 1w THE CANADIAN PRESS American League Pct GBL 11 11 Detroit New York Cleveland 10 Minnesota 10 Baltimore Kansas City Boston Chicago Los Angeles 510 Washington 612 Wednesdays Results New York Minnesota Chicago It Cleveland Detroit Washington Boston Kansas City Baltimore Los Angoles Probable Pitchers Today New Yoik Ford 31 at iilinne sota Kaat ll Detroit Mossi 20 at Washing ton Daniels 02 Baltimore Pnppas 12 at Les Angeles McBride 12 Only games scheduled Grimes Friday Washington at Cleve Detroit at Chicago Boston at Minnesota Baltimore at City New York tbos Aug National League Pct GBL San Francisco 117 Pittsburgh 10 Los Angeles 11 Chicago Milwaukee Cincinnati 910 St Louis 810 044 Phiiadelphla 612 333 Wednesdays Results Angeles Milwaukee an Francisco Chicago hiladelphia Cincinnati burgh St Louis Probable Pitchers Today Francisco Jones 21 at page Ellsworth 02 Angclea Drysdalc 22 at wankee Buhl 02 dolphin Mahattey 21 at lnnati Jay 03 games scheduled Gamea Friday him at Phila Ang at Pittsburgh oinnnti at Mil page strst Louis My humaoiaiLngn than mmsnu 588 550 500 500 474 V1 mood 615 in ersey Qty 556 Juan 533 ocbestor 385 euse 310 231 Jersey City Toronto 15 San Juan Buffalo Richmond at Rochester ppd eold 600 alt 417 Wednesdays Results Columbus at Syracuse ppd cold Comes Today San Juan at Buffalo gt Columbusat Syracuse Richmond at Rochester Only games scheduled Games Friday Jersey City at Toronto San Juan at Buffalo Rochester at Columbus Syracuse at Richmond American Association Houston Omaha éauisville DaliasFortWorth Indianapolis at Denver ppd rain it Only games scheduled To Moderniile Harness Racing OTTAWA CP Notice was given to the Commons Wednes day of Criminal Code amend ment pointed at modernizing harnessracing meetings it is sponsored by Agriculture Minister Alvin Hamilton whose department is responsible for supervision of all part tuel betting in the country ex ud ing Quebec The bill is described as mi nor amendment which would enable all harness racing tracks to hold number of straight racesas in flat racing to replace the outmoded Bystfm of heats and dashes 611 Amerlcan Leagms New York 000 300 400 7121 Minnesota 100 000 200 nirley 31 and Blanchard Ramos 21 Sadnwski Pleis and Battcy H11 NYMaris Chicago 000000 003 71 Cleveland 001 000 202 McLlsh Pizarro Stoley to tz and tailor Ginsberg Perry Rink 21 and Romano HR CloRomano Detroit 000000100 9i Washington 100 022 00 Lory 41 Regan and Brown Rourke tl McLalli 31 Sisler and Green HR DetBown Boston 000 000 206 815 City 00071000019110 Mliftett Stallard NlChnls Hillman Wills For nleler and Nixon Her bert Wickersbam Larsen 10 and Sullivan Pigna tano to Baltimore 011i 020 000 ii Lot Anglies 010000 l25 7120 Estrada Illicit Brown 11 and lriandos Kline Ca sale Bowstield Cleven ger 20 and Averill HRS BltHerzog Gentile LAKluzcwski ti Averill is not iéngiie San Fran 010 002 302 10 Chicago 002010100 4113 McCormick ODCII 11 Bolin and Bailey Curtis 01 Elston and Bertell Hlis SFCepcda ChiBanks Los Arigcles 001000000 20 Milwaukee 110 000 20x 12 Williams 12 Craig and Roseboro Spahn 81 and Lou Pittsburgh 000000010 61 St Louis 000030 00x 70 Mizelt 21 Lahine and Burgess Gibson 10 McDan iel ti and Smith HR PghNcl son Phile Cincinnati 000000030 81 01012041 91 way BUY Leafs Win Opener Over Jersey City By THE ASSOCATED PRESS Buffalo and Toronto cele brated their 1961 International League home baseball cam paigm in exactly the same manner Wednesday nightwith victories But there was sharp contrast in the reception the two clubs received from the home folks Buffalo nipped San Juans Marlins 43 behind Dick Rick etts six hit hurling Tomato with Ellis Burton and Tim Thompson both smacking grand slam home runs clobbelcd Jer sey Citys Jerseys 150 throng of 20619 largest in Buffalos hnme history watched the Bisons perform in their newlyrenovated War Memorial Stadium in contrast Toronto had its smallest opening day crowd in decade an estimated 9000 turning out for the lifaple Leafs runmaking cost that in cluded 10 in the eight inning Columbus gamé at Syracuse and Richmonds contest at Ro chester were postponed both because of cold weather RICKEIIS FANNED Ricketts fanned ii Marlins who may abandon their San Juan stomping ground in the next couple of weeks and move to CharlestonW Va because 11 admission prices are appar ently proving too high for the average Puerto Rican fan Buffalo scored the winning run in the eighth vhen San Haircuts 75 Satindun 0100 Barber cures cannon snor 29 Em and Acrosa from attenda Ide HALFaL Are you one of tons people who at one time on refused Package Deal and when that package Juan pitcher Leroy Gregory let loose wild pitch outfielder lim Frey crossing the plate for the clincher it was Gregorys first loss in relief role The grand slam home run blasts by Burton and Thompson both came in Torontos 10ruri outburst in the eighth when 14 Maple Leafs batted Most of the assault came against rookie Gerry Davis who worked third of an inning and yielded both grand shimmer single ioni walks and hit one batten It was an easy victory for Steve Eidzik who doled out six him for his second victory against no defeats Leading Jockey Has Concussion FORT ERIE CIDCharlie Roland 21 second leading jockey in this years Ontario racingrseason suffered severe concussion and probable frac lured skull Wednesday when his horse fell lie was riding wy vern three year old filly owned by Cowan of Tor onto when the accident oc curred in the eighth race He struck the concrete base of rallin George Davies CONSTRUCTION urn Barrie PA some was opened found something to be missing Dont be gullible Joel Purchase your boat and motorrwbere you get comm UNIT GUARANTEED sEchEL at all time and FAD DEAL See the LARABIAN lMPERLlAl by 24 Windshield Convertible Top that tits Slide Curtains item Cover Lights Hardware LCresiliner Complete with Steering rUpllolstery 12 or Ii Volt Battery Boat Fenders Speedometer Life Preserve 14 Feet of Sleek Beauty Speed and Safety ON DISPLAY AT ATHRoN MARINE Just south ofColdwater atvItlllctitm of 12 and 400 Highways as minutesfrom Barrie Phone IBWz open 101 mm in Paddles SidTow Bonita BufltiuVBaiaa Wood Flotation ram one ar 5122000 limitsrte from Oriliin to 10 mm Dally lisnsuar 10on cmm tilIr manof the linrrnswortb oom mittee in Canada said Wednes day the Powerboat race will still be held Aug at Picton despite complaint that it is scheduled at the same time big money event in the United States Commodore Finlaylon also executive director of the Candice Boating Federation added Canada will win by de fault If no American competitor appears became the 115 issued challenge in December 1960 The Harmsworth on the last two years by Miss Super test 111 of Canada is interna tional powerboatlnga most prired trophy Commodore Finlayson was commenting on statemebt in Detroit meaday by he Schoe nith expected to be chosen by the Yaehtmens Association of America to enter his Galevl against Miss Supertest Schoeniih said the Seattle Seafair Regattapcarrying $40 000 in prize appearance and qualifying ntooey conflicts with the Harmswarth race it will be held Aug jVimcricaus cant éfford to pass up theSeattle race to spend thousands of dollars on the Hormswurui which carries only prestige he said BOWLING BRADFORD DISTRIUI MENS Final standing Moffatt Mo tors 156 Superior Packing lie Redand White 115 Western Tire 112 Simone Jewellers 107 Bradford Fertilizer91 Schom berg 50 Bradford BA 39 Moffott vontha league chom plonship as well as series Steve Simone had the seasons high average of 243 High tri ple wns by Pete Marx 921 Lou Campbell and Mel Robbins shar 1iedfisingle honors with 382 BRADFORD LADIES Final standing pins Teelias 6200 Pams 0140 Jeans am Venettas 6100 6032 Marys 5593 gle of zen and third high triple of 641 Pam Simone had 281 single and top triple of 074 Vennetta Bulpit had the third high triple ot039 and sécond triple of 646 Mary Gibbons claimed the loa gues high average 191Vei1 netta Bulpit had the high single of 325 for the year Jean Stew art had the top triple of 312 tccnaswon the championship some PRICES Bradford BA won the series Kays Kay Wymun bad the high sia CALI soon is 7th Derby Race Has No 73 onto RDIEIITBON wolsvmu Ky APlIS Caryy Back who strikes from for beds with power in the home stretch your choice for Saturdays 87th at the $15000 added Kentucky Derby Or perhaps you favor horse likc Canadian owed Flutterby or Ambiopnise who prefer to lay closer to the early pace and attempt to overpower the opo altion in the final eight ot mile But you like horses who break from the stoning gate with burst of speed than your preference must be among Ca nadian owned Four and Twenty Crozier Globemaster or Sberluck There was strong argument or all at them even the late runniug Dr Miller is the names of an expected field of 15 three year olds were dropped into theeutry box at Churchill Downs today Carry Back became the No nominee when his trainer Jack Price dropped in the en try Wednesday Hc said he didnt want to get entangled in all the mob today WILL BE RICH RACE ll 15 parade to the post at an cicnt Churchill Downs lote Sa turday the mmile classic will be worth 3163000 With 5120500 going to the winner Only one Kentucky Derby has been richer in 1956 when Needles won Post time is approximately cur MOVING cosrsm HALF rent an EasyToDrlva SIMPLY our T0 none Any size Any Model Dont Milka lilove Until You can PA 66414 102 Dunlap at Barrio Pucklla Price Material only coin leier one on on your lot Package Price Material only Favorite 580 pm EDT Television CBS is 515 to pm The weather buruu isnt cer tain yet whotlthe forecast will be But rain or shine Churchill Downs is expected to be packed with its usual estimated crowd of around 100000 As Derby fever ripped this Ohio River city itore lo the downs backstre where the bores are qua red heard these remarks have seen nothing to make me think that Carry Back wont take it all That came from Jack Price trainer oi the Ho5 favorite who races in the name of his wife Mrs Katherine Price realize crazier ran mighty fast mile record 134 in the Derby his but we beat him three times in Florida and will do it again BEAT IIANDILY Crozier beat FourandTwenty by lengths in the trial My horse was little fired at the end of the nor trial said Johnny Lnogden but the race should have done him good Johnny the worlds win nlngest jockey at 51 forms with his son Vance the first ather son combination in Kentucky Derby history Vance also will saddle Flutterby for Alberta Ranches Ltd and its cooun crs Max Bell and Frank McMa hon of Calgary Clothes of Distinction CRAIG EL SONS Estd Silica inst The store inn dainty built Bye Bye Bird Race Favorite YONKERS NY AhBye Bye Byrd is expected to be la vnred tonight when field at eight pacer compete in the $5000 international Pace first of $165000 series at Yonkers haceway Clint Hodgtns of Clandeboye Ont drives Bye Bye Byrd Rex liarHos slxvyear old who is United States harness racinga biggest money winner Soccer Scores From Abroad BRUSSELS AWBarcelona won the European SoccerCun semifinal playoff with Ham burg Wednesday Barcelona will meet the winner of the Portuguesa Benflco Rapid Vienna game in the final GLASGOW AP Scotland detcated lrclrind 41 In World Cup Soccer preliminary Wed nesday night Scotland and ire land are grouped with Czechos lovakias in the preliminary round The group winner will go into the finals in Chile next year ATHENS APlGrcece beat Northern Ireland 71 Wednesday in World Soccer Cup cham pionship game here Both Northern lreland and Greece are in the same World Cup elimination bracket as Germany BROWN CO 119 DUNLOP ST PA 85000 OW COST HOME THE PIONEER TLHE WORSLEY Package ce Material only Completely erected on your Int meteor rut BASEMENTSL wi TANKS INSTALLED ou Henri A8 Goon BUILDIN Lous ah $3295 $7995

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