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lie THE HARRIS ExuilNER THURSDAY APRIL ll esponsihKJ ob uces Golf Pro ulf professional is often looked upon as fellow who plays the game better than the Club member dresses similarly and makes lot of money through both The club professional does play better than members dresses well and makes his living that way But his lob is much more He is both employee and in structor it is his job to see that the course is always in the best po sible condition it is his job through lessons by appoint ment to correct and Improve the members game it Is his job to guide the players male and female to the equipment most suited to them And that is the why of such men That Is why most clubs have professional Frank Vyse is in his second year as pro instructor and em Eloyeted at Barrie Country Club Although the yet ready for course is not lullscale play Frank has been on the lob since lthe first of the month it has toured the course clubs in hand picking out the spots that need more and immediate at tention lluch of this survey ing was done last fall How ever he wants to make sure nothing has been overlooked His early swings are necey sary for him to get into proper condition so he can give low per and practical lessons In more practising else Franks than anyone ro shop is already stocked wi the latest in golf equipment He has selections for the beginner the best golfer the longball hitter etc He handles everything from clubs to tees in between His job starts before roost golfers even take last years sod off their cleats lt finishes alter the golfers equipment has been packed away in the fell Hes looking forward to every minute of it Theres plenty fact the pro Vyse usually does Pappas Hurling Pleases Hitchcock By MIKE RATilET Associated Press Sports Writer month ago lililt Pappas side was throbbing Now his right arm Is throbbing Eut manager Billy Hitchcock of Baltimore Orioles is smiling Making his first start since he left hospital last month Pappas 23 set New York Yankees down on two hits for six innings and accounted for the American League games lone run as the Orioles whipped the world champions 10 Wednesday night The righthander sent to hos pital in March for an appendec tomy allowed only two singles and one walk while providing the Orioles with the run they needed on Mutant homer in the fifth inning Reliever Hoyt Wilhelm so knuckleball specialist pre served Pappas triumph when his arm stiffened Wilhelm struck out six straight Yanks then had to pitch out of one out baseseloaded jam in the ninth inning to nail it down Don liiossi pitched fivehit ter for Detroit Tigers 51 vic tory over Washington Senators Chicago White Sox edged Min nesota Twins 82 and Los An gcles Angels defeated Kansas City Athletics 32 Pappas homer was the sixth of his career and the first hit off Yankee starter Bill Stafford who left for pinch hitter in the eighth inning alter checke ing the Orioles on two hits The only run off illossi was an unearned tally that came across in the seventh inning when Dale Long and Willie Tasby singled and Steve Borne throw wild on Bob Johnaona grounder The Tigers however had already built so bulge against Joe ItlcClain as Al Ka line hit firstinning homer and started human rally In the fourth with double Homers by winning pitcher Ray Herbert and Al Smith gave the White Sox an early lead he forc the Nins tied It Floyd Robinson who had four hits and seven runs batted in hies day won it for Chicago with runvproducing single off Don Lee in the sixth it was Robins sons third hit increasing his leagueleading batting average to 535 Bo Belinsky making his first major league appearance got the victory over the Athletics with Art Fowlers threeinning relief help Belinsky also drove in the tiebreaking run in threerun fourth inning with single alter Bill Morans bases loaded single ticd things for the Angels Norm Bass was the loser HO Habs Oust KWs Beavers HULL Que CF Hull0t tawa Canadiens struck early for four goals within nine min Prontenacs Power Ready For Hobs OTTAWA CPtIf stati ice mean anything Kingston Fron tenac will boast an impressive powerhouse an attack against HullOttawa Canadiens in the Eastern Professional HockEy League final Kingston which breezed to semifinal victory in five games over Sudbury Wolves captured the four top spots in the scoring statistics in the preliminary round Hull Ottawa which edged KitchenerWaterloo Beavers 43 Wednesday night in the seventh and deciding game managed to gain only one berth among the top 10 scorers Canadiens entertain Kingston at Hull Friday night in the opening round of the bestof aeven final for the Tom Foley Memorial Trophy The second game will be played in Hull Sunday and the third and fourth contests in Kingston next Wednesday and Friday If necessary fifth game will be in Hull Sunday April 29 sixth in Kingston Monday April 30 and seventh in Hull May KINGSTON LEAD Statistics issued today by EPHL statistician Bob Lnbeile show the Kingston quartet of Bob Leiter Terry Gray Dan 18 points Gray notched eight the top of the list Leiter had Blackburn and Orval Tessier at six goals and seven assists for goals and four assists for 12 points Blackburn had two goals and nine assists for 11 points and Tessler three goals and six assists for nine points Jean Ratelle Kitchener Waterioo and Sam Bettin of Sudhury both stood at the eight pointa mark Estelle scored two goals and six assista while Bet tlo had one goal and seven as sists Conadiene only representa tive Bill Carter was one of four players with seven points His two goals and five assists were also matched by Gerry Foley oi Sudbury Kitchener Wateriooa boa Ronson had three goals and four assists and lied Sullivan one goal and six assists utes and then fended off the de termined Kitchener Waterloo Beavers to gain +8 victory Wednesday night and clinch their bestofseven Eastern Pro fessional Hockey League semi final series 43 The win climaxed great comeback by the HullOttawa club which at one point had been 31 down in the series The Canadiens who headed the EPHL in the regular season entertain Kingston Frontenac in the opening game of the final here Friday Len Robson shot Beavers into the lead at 811 in the first pe riod but it was goal by ju nior Jacques Lspicrriere three minutes later that broke the game open for HullOttawa BREAKS GOALIES STICK Lsperriere inst off the sick bed with throat infection slammed sizzling shat past KitchenerWaterloo goalie Jack McCartan Its force broke the goalles stick Before the first period ended Jimmy Roberts and Keith Me Creary had added two more goals for Cnnadiena with Bob Ellett making it 41 at 108 of the second frame After that the Canadlena aided by some fine goaltending by Cesare Manlago fought off determined rally by Kit chener Sandy MeGregor and Jim Nellson narrowed the mar gin hnt the Beavers were un able to get the equalizer which wotdtl have sent the game into suddendeath overtime An overflow crowd of 5090 saw Beavers pull goalie McCar tan with 56 seconds remaining But Kltchenere six attackers managed only one shot on goal HAS EASY TIME Maniago who had relatively easy time of it fora period andahalf was called on to make some brilliant stops in the later moments After Neilsona long shot from outside the blue line beat him at 1220 of the final period Ronson hit the posts and inunedlatcly after wards McGregori missed an other good chance In the game marred by 15 penalties Maniago made 91 saves and McCartan 22 Roberts one of HullOttawas goalscorors also put in stellar performance defensively He was instrumental in breaking up many of KitchenerWater loos final desperate rushes PRO CHECKS TO MAKE SURE ALL STOCK IS CORRECT Musials Great Start Prompts Talk Of 1963 By BOB GREEN Associated Press Sports Writer Stan hlusinl of St Louis Car dinals says his blistering start in the 1962 National League Brown Defends Against Ortiz LAS VEGAS Nev AP Challenger Carlos Ortiz of New York apparently is planning crowding aggressive attack in his battle plan to relieve Joe Bflown of his world lightweight ti The two square off here Sat urday night for 15 rounds or less The match will be na tionally televised The 25ltyearold Ortiz con cluded boxing workouts Wed nesday and the pattern of his attack thus far has emphasized offence with defence second ary This was also true when Ortiz was preparing for the original date of the fight Feb 21 His shot at the 35yeorold Houston Tex champion was delayed when Brown developed severe case of tonsillltis Browns trainer Bill Gore said the champion will be In peak form Whether Ortiz can penetrate Browns defence remains to be seen The titleholder is skilled boxer Indians Blank Buffalo Bisons SPRINGFIELD Mass IAPI Goalie Marcel Paille turned in his second straight shutout in the Calder Cup playoffs Wed nesday night as Springfield ln dians turned back Buffalo Bi sons 44 in the first game of the American Hockey League final Bill Sweeney the leagues leading scorer during the regu lar season scored two firstpd riod goals as the defending champions took commanding lead in the bestofaeven series Jimmy Anderson and defence man Tcd Harris finished off the scoring The second game will be played at Springfield Saturday night Casper Souchak Houston Favorites aovsron AP The ow 000 Houston gnlfclassic got un der way today without strong favorite but with $124200 in the bank Bill Casper and Milre Sou ehak couple of long hitters held narrow edge in specular tion that has varied from day to day slnce Arnold Palmer withdrew his entry to concen trate on business affairs Souchak holds the 72hola rec ord for the mooyard par70 Memorial Park course He won $5000 in top money with 273 in 1955 but since then bad man aged no better than fifth place tie in 1957 TIE SOCCER MATCH BUDAPEST Reuters capacity crowd of 92000 new Hungary and Uruguay tie 11 Wednesday night in an interna tional soccer game here season may prompt him to try it again in 1968 told John St Louis man agor Johnny Keane wanted to play just this one more But think he knows if had good year ld probably be back luusiai ti lashed out two hits in the Cardinals 156 vic tory over New York Mets Wed nesday and improved his leaguelending batting average to 474 He had to share the spotlight with another oldtimcr pitcher Warren Spahn of Milwaukee Braves and veteran Ernie Banks of Chicago Cubs Spahn gained the 310th vic tory of his career in 64 do clsion over San Francisco GI ants while Banks tooth career home run with two men out in the 10th inning gave the Cubs 32 decision over Houston Colts Cincinnati Reds blasted Los Anlt geles Dodgers 1H and the un beaten Pittsburgh Piratea edged Philadelphia Phillies 43 for their seventh straight victory NEARS LEAGUE RECORD Muslals two hits gave him total of 3410 only 20 short of Honus Wagners it al league record He needs only two more total hoses to tie Babe Ruth for second place in the alltime list behind Ty Cobb The undefeated Cards who have won games pounded 16 hits all four Met pitchers in cluded were pair of home runs by Kenny Boyer and one each by Julian Javier and Carl War wick It was the sixth straight loss for Casey Stengels winless iiiets The Meta threw two Canadian pitchers into the battle in bid to hold off the Cardinals Ray Daviault of Montreal took over from Sherm Jones in the fifth inning He gave up two runs on two his and was lifted for pinch hitter in the sixth inning Ken MacKenzie of Gore Bay Ont hurled the sixth and sev enth frames for New York He was touched for two runs on four hits and issued one walk PROVIDES FIRST VICTORY Banke homer gavetho Cubs their first victory in eight starts this season The blow off re liever Dick Farrell made Banks the 20th man in history to reach the 300 figures in the majors and tied him for ninth on the alltime National League list with Chuck Klein of the Phillies and Cubs Lefty Dick Ellsworth went the distance for the victory San Francisco had 32 lead on doubles by Jim Davenport and Jose Pagan and Tom Hal lers homer be are Spaha rte Milwaukees winning rally by walking as the leadotf man in the eighth inning Ee iore the inning was over Eddie Mathews doubled in two runs and Frank Bolling singled In two more Homers by Mathews and Hank Aaron produced the first two Milwaukee runs Bob Skinners three run homer and Earl Francis sturdy rellcf pitching were the keys to the Pirates triumph Francis blanked the Phillies on three hits after taking over for Wil mer ltlizeli in the third inning Bill ltfazeroski also had homer for the winners Jack Hamilton the Phils highlytouted rookie righlhondcr was the loser Vada Pinson drove in five runs three on homer and Jim OToole pitched fourhil ter in Cincinnatis shutout of Los Angeles Jerry Lynch also homered for the Reds OToole who had all the room he needed on Pinsons firstinning clout retired 17 men in row at one stretch The Dodgers again started Tim Harkness oi Lachine Que at first base The sixfontone l70pounder made good ac count nf himself getting two of the 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