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Barrie Examiner, 4 Jul 1964, p. 8

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tly the masked metman Steve Jonescu wholl be use masked and ousted from spertswrlting by Mondayk Arena manager Was Allso is sometimes oklngly referred to as the Mlnesing utcher in is at one time ne was exactly that An one who knows the clespdomed loans or litnows es mild man of moderate testes and an at disposition But when it comes to providing ente ain menL Mr Allsopg can work as hard as some of the firefilers wholl plying their trade here starting on ay Ive never asked him whether or not he was wrestling fan but hes helped create many Al though he doesnt down in mat history as match maker hes fussy ut whom the promoter brings in He demands that only the top men in the territory come to his kingdom Such will be the case Monday when Canadas big est name Whlpaler Billy Watson will headline the lght card The hipper has always been Barrie and area favorite and thats reason enough for him to headline the first card of the season Wrestling sometimes scientific and sometimes seemingly crude does more than entertain It gives the hard workers male and female chance to work off some steam to release their emotions In fact some of the antics of the fans are as enter tainin as those of the professional monsters in the ring nd while you and can get excited Mr Allsopp must also sit back and try to remain calm Hes menagln an Irene and theres no place for extreme emotions demonstrations While some of Mondays wrestlln will prove to be rough and tumble ood portion it will be com ical to say the least Wh la the work at their profes sion mid et wrestlers usually raw nothing more than belly long Laugh or cry scream or burn the fans usually get pretty warm wrestling nights As for calm cool and collected Mr Allso be probably stores up his emo tlons then goes an lumps in the community pool He manages that too JUST NOTES Dont forget the exhibition softball game at Queens Park this evonln at 730 Newmarket of the Toronto Metro Den ue wil he visitors to True love Heating Barrie laza plays at Elmvale this evening at 645 in Barrie District Senior Softball League contest Someday the time of play for the Adult Tennis Club is going to be written correctly Its from to 1030 pm Whipper Wants To Separate rhe Beast From His Manager Ever notice how many bad uys oi professional wrestling have managers One usually looks at man ager as party who keeps protege In tow But this is cast likely the case in grappl lng All too often the manager nomea to the aid of his fighter This has happened many times with character named The Beast Hes wrestler and hell fight Whipper Billy glauon at Burris Arena Mon HY Mann and tough an is The Beast hes been known to win many battles because of the underhanded cunning oi his manager Its because of rea WIMBLEDON Eng Reut arsl The final of the wom ens singles today highlights the last day of the twoweek long Wlmbledon lawn tennis cham pionshipa The womens even promised to bea thriller with the fin ism Australias powerful Mar garet Smith and Brazils Maria Bueno both former Wimble don champions Miss Smith was favored by the scedlng committee this year ahead of Miss Bueno because oi her victory last year here and bcrdcfeat oi Miss Bucno lnthe French championships last rmzonth The scores were 57 Tall athletic 11yearold Mar garet Smith was log to take snotlrar step town making unique grand slam of the worlds five major titles this year She has already won the Arts alian Italian and French championships If she retained her Wimbledon crown today she ould need only to win the United States title at Forest Hills to become the first girl to sweep the internaional board sons like this that Wptson has been named as opponent Whipper Billy who spends as much time in charity cause as he does in the ring would like to separate The Beast and his sidedecantp for good Hell have about an hour to do lust that in the threeltcnrd main event special feature oi the open Ing card will be midget tag team match with Sky Low Low and Billy The Kid lighting Sonny Boy Cassidy and Cow boy Bradley Opening bout pits Billy Red Lions against Don Jar dlne The preliminary gets underway at 846 gjWirnbledon Ready For Ladies Final that the only United States play ers were entered The American team oi BllileJean Mnffitt and Mrs Karen Susmen wera matched against Miss Smith and fellow Australian Inlay Turner In the ailAustralian final of the mixed doubles Miss Smith and Ken Fletcher the holders will play Miss ftrrner and Fred Stolle Stollc beaten by fellow Aus tralian Boy Emerson for the mens singles titlaFrlday will have chanceaof revengerwben the pair clash in the mens dou bles final another ellAustral Ian affair Stallewltl partner Bob Howl lit with whomha won thetltla in 1062 Emerson was teamed with Fletcbu SCISSORED SPORT nnrvnn mailman DAYNNA nnscrr Fla AP MANAGER BIRDII TED BETH centre returned to the field with Gavellnd Ind By THE CANADIAN PRESS Rookia pitcher Wally Bunker of Baltimore Orioles didnt feel well before the game Kansas City Athletics feltworae after The lbysanold bonus right hander reported at Baltimores Memorial Stadium Friday with headache took couple of aa pirlns then stepped out and buried his second onehlllcr oi the season blanking the Athlet ics He retired the first Athlt letch before Rocky Coiavlio doubled as laadofi better in the fifth Bunker then retired more In row before he walked Wayne Cauaey with two out in the ninth He at out without run to make he record 81 Extra Inning ames dand nstcd the rut of American fugue on Minne sota fwlns nlppad New York Yankees 10 in re innings Cleve lend Indians edged Chicago White Sox 21 in 11 Los An geles Angels defeated Boston Red Sox in 10 and Washing By MIKE barrier Associated Press Sports Writer If tradition can hoist pen nant up flag pole todays game atwe an Philadelphia Philllea and San Francisco Gi ants will decida the National League race The second place Phillis moved into San Francisco Friday night for the opener of threegame series knocked off the frontrunning Giants Li and climbed within onehaii game of the top spot That made todays game the focal point of psychological battle since elt or team can wind up in first place at the end of it Tradition holds and the percentages back it up that the team in first place after the July program willwinthe pennant It has happened 40 times in or years Jim Banning of the Phillies and Jack Sanford of the Giants drew the key pitching assign ments fortodoys game The Phlllles wonth serial opener belated Ray Culps six hlt pitching and Richie Allens NEW YORK AP Ralph and John are looking forward to meeting igor and Valery at tireOctobcr Olympics in lbkyo Just how eagerwaa shown by Ralph Boston and John Thomas Friday night in the US Olym pic trlnls at Randalls island Bostonyylhozwili be defending broad lump champion in Tokyo oxcited crowd of 13000 with twthrnning lepppthe first 17 feet four incheathe secondly fact sis in toppedthafrecog Fred Lorenzen stock car near with sham in winnings last year suffered serious injuries Friday ina qualifying race at Daytona international Speed way Lorenzen as otEirnir nlaed worl markiaf inches set bYRussl Ovanesysn But wind speed can exceed 447miles an hour for official recognition The wlhdwns feet We Igor Terr team The next five competition lens yesterday He is Ihown with coaches Early Wynn left Birdé Bonus 303 Blanks Athletics ton Senators stopped Detroit ad in 12 before bowing 31 to the Tigers in the second game READER FOIL 111131 No matter what ha pens to day Baltimore will nd up on top in the AL standings Tradi tion says Ihe team ahead on July wins the pennant Bunker said after the game throw one wrong pitch Was that the one to Colovitol Nope It was in the fifth inning sort the batter hit foul be Bunker didnt remember who the batter was He hasnt been around long enough to know whom hes getting out Homers Brooks Robinson and Rob Jo nson helped Balti more move ila games ahead of theYankees Dick meanwhile was frustrating the defending AL champions who were tits games in front lest July The fwlns hurler showed the Yan kees only four hits facing the mlrrlmum number of battere un Phillies Clip Giants Press For First Place throeiorthree performance in cluding his ltltb homerand key single in atwenut three run rally in the third inning it was the Phllllea second victory in st meetings with the Giants and only the third loss in re genres for San Francisco Cincinnatl Reds on games th back in third place whipped St Louis Cardinals 41 behind Veda Pinsons hitting Milwaukee Braves rode homer triple and double by Lee Maya to In as victory over Chicago Cubs Pittsburgh Pirates nipped Hous ton Colts or and Lea Angelaa Badgers belted New York Mets arsnuns can no HERBEL The Phillies put it away against Ron Herbal in the third after Iboy Gonzales drew leadoff walk Two outs later Al len ripped single Singles by Wes Covtngton and Clay Del rympls each drove in run and Covlngton acampered borne on Jesus Alous throwing error Pinson smacked tworim triple in the fifth inning then stroked singlewldr two men on in the seventh that Bob Skin ns Iield Stars lire Eager To Meet Russians In Olgmpics in each category is shot at the other two places for each event in final trials at Les An gelea in September Yale graduateiay Luck run sing for the New Haven Jirsck club provided the urprise of opening day with Infsecond performance towln the too mstrezhurdler The world mark Hal Connolly In the hammer ttnow us feet four indies Jim in the ievelln cites Dallas L058 milesanbour ior Bostons first Hart and reached 152 onhla 0th on clinching Olympic berths were Ikcnton Jackson of Illinois In the 100 metres 101 and George Strickland AP wirephotoi tll lira ninth Sten Williams gave the Nina lost two hits in the atria innings he pitched MINCE SCORES In the 10th though Don Minchar tripled off reliever Ralph Terry and scored on Jim Snyders sacrifice ill The Indians snapped six geme losing streak with the help of Tito FrnnconalJlthlm nlng irlple Frnncone who also had had three double drove in pitcher Dick Donovan who had walked with the hit Consecutive home runs by Joe Admck and lots Clinton oli ace reliever Dick Redats in the 10th inning carried the Angels past the Red Sox Radats then was fined too when be nearly hit the next balsr Bob Rodgers in the head with Ditch Washington won the opener with the aid of threebase throwing error 3y Detroit first baseman Norm ash The error on Dick Philiipa grounder in the lath allowed Chuck Hinton to score from first Phillips came home from third on en la iield out Detroit won the nighicap on tworun homer by Bubba Phil lies in the sixth inning Dave Stenhouse had permitted the Ti gars only three hits until Phil lips connected ner let by accounting for the other Reds runs That was more than enough for John Tal tourls who brought his record to 55 with sevenhitter Beiked by Mayas tirree bits and homer by Eddie Maths ews Tony Cloninger went all way for the Braves despite allowing nlna hits it was only the fourth completa game bya Milwaukee pitcher in the int 01 games and Cionlnger has ported them all fira Pirates snapped flva game losing streakwhen Willie Stargells double and triple by Smoky Burgess produced the winning run in the eighth against the Dolls Alvie Extends StenAtkinscnhltfourrockatu llksltngluiopeceumcoeooop to victory over Smiths Dairy in an intermediate 5di bali lune game at Queens Parklutnldlt Romantics whos known displayed better for the magnetic appeal he has to hockey scotrts also Wallabime sibllathrolog errors no it on Although he couldnt run himself Stans Hammered witnesses it was alnlcr my tic helped give leadlntheiopolthef get ting his first hit Siter Jim Tim started other or Thom and Iingle by Atkinsony acorch the only coop run of tha llith re Golf Margin WINNIPEG UP Alvle Hampton of Toronto fired oneundarpar 10 Friday to take threestroke lead after two rounds in the hole Manitoba Open golf championship The performance gave Thompson who lost last years open in an extrahols playoff 139 total in the $5100 tourna ment Canadas richest provin cial open Moe Norman of Toronto matched Thompsons or to move into second place with Iii One stroke behind were Dave Berg of Regina Rick Liljedahl of Du luth bllnn Will Hernanqu of Winnipeg no lack Webb of Fargo ND Frank Whibley of Kitchener Was in twowey lie for ninth place with his 73431 seven strokes off the pace BASEBALL RECORDS By THE CANADIAN PRES National Mane PctJJBL 515 618 Ml WI 461 10 tfli it 10 San Francisco Philadelphia Cincinnati Pittsburgh St Louis Milwaukee minago he Angel Houston Add 11 New York 291 15 Fridays Results Chicago Milwaukee St Mull Cincinnati Pittsburgh Houston New York Ina Angelea Philadelphia San Francisco Probable Pttdserl 1W Philadelphia Mahafiey Hi at San Francisco Sanford Mt Chicago Jackson 106 at Mil waukee fLemaater St Iouls Weller or at Cin cinnati OToole 74 Pittsburgh Friend 67 Houston Notebart 87 New York Jackson 4410 at Im Angela Mieiler 47 sagaseg=a= 2522353223222 at American Marne POLGBL Baltimore to can New York is so 580 Chicago 41 so 577 Minnesota SS 616 Detroit gt 35 39 lfb Ills Loo Angeies 37 in tea 13 Boston 30 41468 18 Cleveland as as 466 rs Walhlnglml 32 to Vs Kansas City on 17 390 is Friday Mulls Dvn Drysdale brought hisreo ord to 117 with his lltll com plete game for the Dodgers ai thounr he was rapped for nine hits including homer by Jesse Gander The Dodgers broke it open with Hourrim fourth Sin glesby lien Fairly John Ross bom Nata Oliver and Dryldaia produced one run an error by Amado Semualtwo more and doubleylrymrreil Griffith the fourth Washington or Detroit is Minnesota New York Kansas City Baltimore Los Angalea Boston Cleveland Gdcago Probable more TOM Minnesota Amigo 61 and aural at New YogfiBzou on 67 Downing Ins Mgeles Bellow at Barikm wiifirfidm so ansaa at Baltimore Robert TWt Clevelagfifleli 81 at Washington Osteesr Ht It Iringddck onthe final leg go airs Bill Dcillnger of Port land 0rc was second in the 1500 metres the run ners peflaops indefsrenoeto temperatures that prrshsdpp to the mid00a worked justher snouflr to claim spots in toda final Dyrol Burlesonwon his beatin slow atom ibm OHara wrrsfrrtllrlI grating mailman too clocking Alllim WM homing with wildlife Yugo siavla has some 15000 deer arm bear 20000 wild goats and 15 000 small car resent ems sears staircases stream In Detroit Wickersham 1M htaruttorui Marne breeder Jacksonville IT as 506 Rochester 40 32 550 bits Buffalo er asses av Syracuse 41 as 564 315 Mode 41 til 547 Richmond 34 42 $4711 Columbus Sit 43 411 It Atlanta 25 50 333 10 Fridays Mutts new mwemmmrcwmnwwwwmwwmmwm Steve Atkinson Swots Coop To 622 Vietory utllheninthaalxthbla streamsmemento fourth bit of the gains scored nearing the same two clubs bis clubl sixth tally play in scheduled contest Wblis Atkinson was for CMP AB the terrific hitting and arde Holding pitcher Terry odm some clutch itching in allowing Smiths but ve bits 1M as collected all of thelr runs the third frame as trip led catcher Dan if ddoubled scoring Jack meringue and hurls Wheeler who singled ahead him 32 re Madhnaldpllyed thsflrstair IKR frames for the losers with ser Etherlngton as love min lniury suffered of MacDonaldo all things during Donkey Farsgher Baseballme and goal ab goon on cCInn1 till rubber and Ilfllougb clipped Grainger cf for II hits other IhIn Atkln Garner If unit was some Mirdrdriscn ab sup com in rf mail Ila miscucs Sundsy afternoon at Queens Wh loop and Lakevlew Dairy play 28 Clarkscn Hater Scores 151 Win carbon Hotel ripped Lake view Dairy 151 in the first game of an Intermediate Softball IAIlt mishtwinblil at Queens Park last And by all counts the game was over after the first half his ning iha Hotelmen scored five times in the initial frame and merely added to that number as time went on They got seven more in the second and three in thefth For Lakeview only little Jeff Hines showed an semblance of providing an oience He got two of his teams four hits oil rangy Jack Vair But it was the defence that really hurt Lakevlew While three pitchers Jake Jacob Ion Bill Walker and Phil Mar shall were touched for 13 hits the ileldcrs committed seven mlscues enough to lose any ball game Shortstop Howard Forbes who gotonc hit while batting from the right side of the plate and pitcher Vair paced the Clarkson offence with three safeties apiece Itcn Raycraft and Ralph Dykstra had two each and every other player in the lineup got one Overahadowed Ind errors were en strikeouts CLARKSON Bayerft fl JardInE Ci the score even dos gt so noneauuu Ray Demberllne rf Dykstra flauuuuuunuul Richardson Quinlan Recvie of Jones ri sa Brady2b Lines ll lb Jacobson Walker Marshall Tonia Clown Chi Chi neaooaonoeoeoofl QeoooaQsooouoo Leading Golfer marsh course in WWII Ibrnnto Buffalo Syrawse Rochester Jacksonville Richmond Atlanta at Columbus rppd VMERCURY saw annvrcrs piano or sinner no 11 monwav 7235573 BARR IE is rRUCKS in WHITEMARSII Pl APl be hoped Juan Gd Gall Rodrigues cant and monk bench with momma him un Rodriguez whose hm din mean on new of led the 3125000 White marsh Open golf tournasrrent one stroke today has been tod in no uncertain tarmobs some fellow pme to stop clowning The fiyearoid Puerto Rican tried to ad mobilised FrldIo nl heJotrred the Motyard White td With his flrwrorlad 66 Ill led Dave Mars who bad VHS 35 Some of the pros are getting it Mums er mind Tlrey dont widtva to Howaverhetakesgoiiassar NW 1511 loust as themed pro and laid the banterlng on the course merely relaxes him and enablea him to play better At one point overioyed about BALL STARS By THE ASSOCIATED rruosa PitchingW Bunker on olea hurled second one bitterof his rookie season Ii lowing only double by Rocky Colavito as American League leading Baltimore bast Kansas City Athletic 40 WArrme ELECTRIC Jack Nicklaus md dar Player were at Toronto on day for us as drapileld was trimmed to 90 golfers INDUSTRIAL wramc etifimnaacrm Phone7261859 MILO1 heating expense aura pmd nation 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