Vat lr 9152111 has it it sporting their spectator tickets iii dflvg to the rilniligreen Elohicil dinlanolin the ore masses CORNER Toronto Argonauts Grey Cup champions this time at year for the past few seasons havent been get ting the newspaper spreads this season the theyve been accustomed to and if you listen to afenaive backfielder Lynn Bottomsthis is good sign had the opportunity to chat briefly with Bottom yesterday at Aurora where the Argos are in training and it is his belief that the East will be highlighted by an extreme close race while Vancouver will dominate the cat LYNN VISITED Barrie this winter as special guest at minor football lea ban uet At that me he said he was retiring rom foo ball He ex plained his switch in plans yesterday Thejob had at that timerequired extensive travelling and lust didnt believe could play But in business or myself now and thats reason ac The former star with Calgary said he never felt bet ter at training camp He stayed in shape by play ing four hockey games week over the winter months with teams in the Toronto area Getting back to the pubilcit bit Bottoms said Argos went too far out on the lmh in previous sea sons during training camp while this year theyre re maining comparatively quiet BELIEVE every team in the East has improved exce Hamilton he said Bernie Faloney was the key Hamiltons success last year That club didnt impress me at all But Fsloney was great Its going to he real battle in the East especial ly third place Dont look for Hamilton to dominate legaua this year How are the Argos shaping up THIS HAS BEEN great camp so far The spirit is terrliie and Id say we are improved over last sea son Theres battle going on for one tackle osition thats still open If Jackie quarterback Jac Park er can stay healthy well be as tough as any club Argos went through rugged scrimmage yesterday and fellow who attracted the attention of all the rallbirds was little Sherman Lewis 155pounder from Michigan State Lewis looked like midget on the field You had to look hard to find him among those giants and er haps the opposition had the same problem finding lm during the scrimmage as he maledazzled his way through them The club is also bavin its share of injuries Jim Leo is out with broken aw Leo Rettino is sidelined with damn ed rl ht knee and Billy ShippJ Jackie Simpson Ncl Web er Jerry Wilson John dareny and Don Fuall have minor injuries as Is ALWAYS the case along the naeiihei we hear some interesting comments This one had to be the biggest scoop of them all heard Toronto Calgary and Winni are ing to havea threeplayer deal Torontopisggoinggto send SandyVSiephens to Calgary Calgary will send tackle to innr and Winn win Ploen to Torontgf send Kenny Dont forget you read it here firstl Spectator King At Open Tourney ST ANDREWS Scotland By North American standards fAPtThey crowned new thats not very much But you king today for the 1964 British can play theOld Course with Open golf championship at the out introduction since it is pub birtbplsca oi the game licly owned by the town for Hes character known as the that And adjoining courses spectator such as the Now the Eden Off the printing presses rolled and the Jubilee are corres enough tickets to accommodate pendineg cheaper to the point mono people to watch the lolth where child is charged only open title play which starts it cents round Wednesday and endures 72 holes over the most impolite 6923 yards of trouble in existence in rare Tom Kidd won the championship here from 25 com pillstairssnd biharlous gallery As late as 1949 Reg Whit eomhe beat Harry Bradshaw of Ireland at Sandwlclrin play off which attracted exactly 20 golfers bavs lifted the Open outside North America and dont scorn it The defending champion is bender who won the 198 title in aplayoff with US pro Phil Rodgers Both are entered weme again As the challengers among mgfcgguu216zrgvgoï¬ 5° them Jack Nicklaus and Tony Lama oi the United states and Gary Player of South Africa ar rived the spectator fever hit the Old Coursa Golf fans by the hundreds wandered around golf title except the Brit an Open ile almost captured it each of the last two holes The spectator is the king new ad ya said George simms pms officer for the Open Simms golf writer in Brit for years is hlsvery ex ca sign times The Royal and Ancient Clubonce permitted the press to come to the tradesmens entrance to see something posted on the wall This time the pa loif spectator is being ven new Katha to walk alongside the nine oies out and nine holes back Vern Handrahan uyearold Charlottetown right bender made his first International League start Monday night and spun fourbitterover seven innings to help Rochester lied Wings to no decision over Toronto Maple leafs Handrabaa vho lost one game in relief earlier fanned five and gave up four walks be are bola rclievd by Bob Scott after fac one better in the eighth inning He started the season with Kansas City of the American League in other action Syracuse Cblefs edgediuffalo Bisons 1M Richmond Virginians squemdout airs7 decision urse Barking lots have been cre afed roadwas built lathe tumso it is now possible to Melinda were mat m5 second green an fourthJees the fiftband 12th greens and at thsioth and 17th stand have been cellardwellin Atlanta Crack are upset league Jacksonville stove Dame hit single off the rightfieldwall to rt etary home in tb first oaroa THE LIFE or noonr poo Barrie pro Frank Ver bu two attentive students as be polished his lorrrr for the one tmtario Pro temples ehlp for the OKeefe Trophy It Bayvlew July lit Light and hearty swingers weldi tag him are Heather Jen klnstdghtl and Judy stew art central Rival Managers Still Undecided On Pitchers NEW YORK IAP The rlv val AllStar manager hard rssacd to select rested ng pitcher for todays mid msr classic between tha Na tional and American Leagues advocated wider range of pitchers to choose from for fur turs AllStar games American League manager after muds dalihera lion cked Dean Chance of los Angeles Angels as his starter al though the right hauder pitched Sunday against Boston Red Box All cght AL pitchers worked ovar the weekend Nation at kbglle manager Walter Alstons choice was cut and dried Ho named Don Drys dala of his own ins Angelou Dodger team partly because Don was the any right bender of the NL AliStar staff who had not pitched over the weekend Four oi the seven Nb pitchers worked Sunday Both managers said they pre ferred right handerl because of the redomiuance at right handed tters in the two start ing lineups know Chance pitched Sun day but so did four of my other seven ltcherssaid Lopes was sting using Carrillo Pas cuai vibo pitched Saturdaybut Chance worked only an inning and twothirds and figured he could come back stronger be caulseV he is younger than Pas cua CHOKE AUTOMATIC Originally Alston had four The prizels only mbnttop right handers to droosa from but the nomination became au into the biggest prestige title tomatlc when llm Banning pitched Saturday and Juan Mar lcbal and Dick Farrell worked Sunday Drysdale turned back Bob Charles New Zealand ten the New York Mets 62 Friday night At the moment have no idea who will be my second pitcher said lapel could use Pascual rlgh header or or Gary Peters let bender da panding upon the situation And lva always got Dick Badstr last year but went over par on and John WyattBoth are great relief pitchers and both have Red we to Mgple Lecrfsf for the Red Win eiary doubled with tw out llowie Kopittz th three Toronto pitch handed the def hi fivadeciaions SNAP NEON MAK The loss for the Bisons was their first in six games Atwo sun pinch single in the seventh by is aritVScott started their diliwnif lysiirglio Naaylsarivï¬dmatlra llfl ll 91 Bil tooktlrs loss Bob tdrove the win ning run to Bid ndion tieidefs choice aftar tbevir giniana bad fashioned 71 lead and John Po ciouiedvtwo over Coiurnbui Jeti and the mica miss dont totieedlAtianta 31o its victc yille San yuv desplno was the big dou ï¬rovsn they can go every day necessary Alston said that in all rob ability Banning Phlladei as rfsct gamecéiltcber would his second oice followed by Philly southpaw Chris Short the most rested of the is All Star lichen Wbi neitherroanager agreed with Casey Stengels suggestion that rule be passed prohibit ing an Allstar pltchsr from working the Sunday before the game both agreed that change was desirable would prefer that instead of selecting seven or eight pitch era we name so or ii said Alston in this way we can be better protected against pas aibla shortage at sufficently rested pitchers ITS Till WAY its thisway every year said topaz Managers fighting for riaot are going to an range eir rotation so as to get their heat pitcher to work Sun day in the we he can have him ready to ptch again after the threeday AllStar break who has never been on team in an Aiiatar clash said he had no speciin plans to make changes altartha first three innings Starting players other than pitchers are required to play the first threa innings Lem bps armored in six Allstar games ae as man NEW YORK APiBssebalis Great Debatemay be in for long hot summer run it New Yorks nrsgriificent cripple stays as healthy as his current ting averag MickeymlitantieWiilia Mays sqrrabbia picka tavv ern talkatbon for Ime than to years has been showing signs der lagsin the past few sea ms But Mickey virtually minted out after missingflgames in loss is again convincing people oarticularly American League pitchecs while Willie has cooled considerably after tor rid lest getaway Mantle vaulted into the thick of the AL haftin race last week with an at game clip of 406 The Yankee star had it hits in tilofficial atbsts lifting his seas mark to 332 four points behind hiinnesotas Boh Allison whose lea as lead dipped from to pain to one over rookie teammate Tbny Olive Third lace Mutlalwss fifflr athsligmast week ays arrangeru pos tion in the National iieague race while BlityWiiliems of Chicago last we leader and Pittsburghs Roberto Clemente tiIrd week ago swa average ever felieight points to can as the hen Francisco sluggerwant bforzi inseven Clemente dropped as to 345 wlril Williams tumbled ot weanas have Msntias tan NW ager two as layer and one as coach He as been on six losers He played on the Na rmaoesnh1iers 9th For 43 Victory tei 55 ill lu last alliite love trailed si Lskavlaw Dairy had few anxious moments but they ll nally built up lead and held on to it last night at Queens Park to chalk up as victory over Smiths Dairy in an in telmediate Softball kagua tilt in two games Sunday alnst Simcoe Coo Laksview bu It up Hi leads both games but were forced to settle for tia in the first genie and lost the second 54 The same plan was fonnulat lng last night Lakavlaw bad so margin after five innings Smiths struck for two in the sixth and had one run in and ninacrsion second and ihird with two out in the seventh when Jake Jacobson call ed in to relieve at Bill Walker lhm Garner was the man Jacobson bad to face and be fired one down the middle Garner sent onebouncer back to the mound Jacobson hobbled it for second then threw to first baseman Al Moflat in time to end the ball game Lakevfew had no lead when Jeff Hines the lint better in the game dropped triple into tlonel League AliStars in raw Ind 1901 Alston has record of thm victories and two defeats in All star competition all as msna ger Drysdale who was the start ing pitcher in three previous All scar games facedsdineup that included bomemn leader Har nron ltiilebrew belting iaader Bob Allison No hitter Tony olive all of Minnesota Twins switch hitting star Mickey Mantle and last years most valuable player Elston Howard bethof New York Yankees Other Al starters included the Yankees Bobby Richardson Jim Fregosi of has Angeles An gels and Brooks Robinson of Baitimora Orioles MAKES FIRST START it was the first Allstar pearanca for the uyaaro finance who was faced with the task of ovsrcoming warful Nl batting order that ncluded Roberto Clemente of Pittsburgh Pirates Willie Mays of San Francisco Giants and Chicago on Billy Williams the Nos and hitters in tha lelgue Other starters included Orlando Cepsda of the Giants Ron Hunt of New York Meir Dick Great and Ken Boyer of st Lorrie Cardinals and Joe Torre of bill waukee Braver Great Debate Baseball is Headed For it Long Hot Run leading totals in 71 games Mantle has 17 homers and be RBI in in fewer contests Each hit an year ago but Willie poled as borne rims to is ftirrlidgintia who flgellfliu se res injuries cu ug broken foot aadplayed in only as games armon Kiiichrew of the are shooin for mu siugg honors Killebraw hit three homers Last week for total of so in re games last off Roger Maris record pace of rear The Killer has driven in at threemora than Dick Stuart of Boston for the ma jors top production mark Money Winner DUNEDIN Fla AP The latest standings lens is the leading money win ner inf professional golf PGA headquarters reported Monday he has 681718 to his credit It this elegant the season He has played in re tournai manta won three and been among the first five finishers in 10 Arnold Palmer is in second place with winnings of 371693 Next Tony hips with to than in nsgwlo will Jr scone Gary Nicklaus Top how Jack Nlck centre and scored on an error Jim Burkes two run double and walk to Walker with the bases loaded resulted in three Lakeview runs in the fourth All were unnamed as Smiths eons mlttad two errors Hamid Rich ardsons sacrifice fly in the lilfll drove in Bill mavie with Lakaviews fifth and final run Smiths picked up five hits off Walker in tbefirst four fnnln but failed to score Both th Whippet Billy Watson still has his cannck commando un conscious and because of it The Beast had two IBM in the ring atBarrio Arena last night The Beast dosed duringthe main event of the first pro fesslonal wrestling card of the season And because he drift ed off twice Watson was pro claimed winner Through most of the bout however it peared The Beast was ion on animal friend of the Bri sh Empire champion in fact he looked like bear as he graphed hard tred to appy oz some arms to Watson inert of the us But the Whip would have only so much He ice to The hearts hack and to applied the sandman treatment Things wermt nearly as rest ful to the first two bouts TODAY SPORT Ladies Softball Doublew or at Queens Park Oritlla vs Barrie Juveniles pm Bar riie lnéermediatas vs Berna Jun 11 0719 Mike Soucbak $55370 Juan Rodriguez etsmarr ï¬ivfngtn two runs with has 7m Mason Riidoiph 3185987 Tommyi Jacob exert $31 an form intothealnth an bedtim flue laft five runners strand ilasatook an sdriy lead when Gary Hines led oil the bottom LakevieW Dairy Defeats Smiths ruasiaihasixthcamaasan suit of errors Their seventh Inning rally came afterithe first two bat Iers want out Arnold Neal walk ed and John McCann singled Buss Granger doubled to score Neal and put runners on third and second Then Jacobson came in to put out the fire Wayne libman started for Smiths and in the six Innings he worked save up six hits Four of the five runs against him were unaamed Don cogna hurled the seventh frame Jack Etheringion Russ Gran ger and Don Morrison each col lected two bits for Smltbl Not one Lakeviaw better managed more than one hit of the first with single and tales scored on Jim Pratts mm is for Plan Plath htt tar Win Downey escalated the other hit off Grub enerrukcr was the only alova better with more than onehitiiehitnidyhilfhi two tr to the plate and wound up wi twoforlorn elm BarrieGirls Post Victory ninerun filth labial the anif for Barrie Juniors as nipped lborntoo rers last night at Thornton in Ban rie Ladies Soitbail League game Each team scored single run in the second inning and in the third Berria scored three while Thornton came back with two The ninerun fifth put Barrie ahead in Thornton camerbaek with five in each of the fifth and sixth frames to tie the score but Barrie scored the winner in the seventh Donna Livingston buried the yictory We finally was the osar Thornioa held ran sitting margin and Kali cod Thorn ton wlth three ts Steam homered for the losers Pam Bird and lrcna liawnhit for the circuit for Barrie and pitcher Uviagstan aided her own cause with three hits Borers Winning Stream Wasaga Broken By Cuzziila Torn nonun of broke winning Don Roberta by nosing him out in an exciting lelsp Feature SetusdAY limit Waugh weed way it was the closest Feature race seen this year as the first four case came across the this lab linel togetherI Speed mien was thiryd and Join Shirtdilf was him th close finish sec or very Jack Cook edged John sun ciilf in the senudinai Frank Norwnod of Keawick who has iWhipper Billy Wins Over Beast In Mia er Joe Gristle was of tiled for misinter pretiog rule book while pummeiling Billy litad Lynn Theboutwasgogogofmm the bell and several times fans ried tobreak through the attendants to show their dis pleasurewltbObrlstle Joe fighting in Barrie for the first time rmdsr civil name rformcd here in years gone as the Masked Destroy Only the face has dzanged The middle bout uppiiefi ha as per Still when liré mi eta dashed Cowboy Bradley and Jamaica iii 21 nrsil$ over eg Low and Billy in Kid No definite word on next weeks card yet but negotiations are underway to feature newest tag team serrations Hillbillies competed ev meet at We age by year had the beat ch as he won boththa second heat and the lzlap Little Feature other race winners were Nm Scrannags of Colliogwood in the first heat Vic Parsons of Whit by in the third bashand Jon dan Richardson in the lira cone soiailnn Don Roberts failed in his at temp to win four features in row However he did win the Last Gr ance consol stun Next there will It special race ailingace backng ymm dthe AGES DISPAMTE it Yugoal APiliigh school teacher Mili voie Jevremovic at and Bose like Pavlec were lust married here She is at school mack try our delicious ham burgers and nutritious milkshakes 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