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amraaaixmmsu Warnings sronrs comma Iunior Golfers Bid For Ontario Tourney ay cums Aviorr THE BUSY LIST of golf tournaments in the Ban rie area continues this Friday on two fronts Ontario Golf Association director Ross Stephens of Barrie will have full day at the BarrieCountry Club as num ber of youngsters will be vying for berths in the 46th annual Ontario Junior slated this year for July 3031 at the London Hunt and Suuiiingdaie courses Barrie is one of two ualif lng locations in Area Three the other is Owen oun and eonvcner Steph ens expectsa good representation from the host club The tournament includes three age groups Bantam 13 and under Juvenile 14715 and Junior 1618 The OCA expects around 800 aspirants tackhng the 19 Ontario qualifyingcourses on Friday SUCCESS IN the chamionship round has several added incentives this year to com eie against Quebec at the Lambtonglub in Motrov orontorAugust 1445 Four boys 17 andunder willalso be chosen to play for the OGA at the Williamson Cup JillllDI com etttion in New York City next month They will go up against top golfers of the same age grou from Quebec New York State Pennsylvania and the istrtct of Columbia in last weeks litillar Trophy pro golf tournament at Georgetown won by Winnipegs Wilf Homenuik Barrie Golf Club pro Frank Vyse withdrew after the second round 0n the first day he scored 4443 for an 87 19 strokesoff the pace set by the Homenuilr brothers golf tournament for youngsters in illECliX of Barrie playground program has been organized for this Friday Steve Par er notes that the competition will be held at the Sandy Cove course starting at 930 am There is no age limit for this event as as the youngsters are registered with one of the play grounds SIMCOE COUNTY had strong representation at last weekends Midsummer Trophy cars at the popular Harewood Acres track Brian Mac Donaldofjreemore drove his Formula BLotus 51 tosecond fourth and fifth place finishes in the iwoJ day program the loalap opener MacDonald came in secondri 18 seconds back of Oshawas Mike Castieberg who drove FormulaC CooperFord iiTheCreemoreentrytheiiTafiied fourth 25 lap finishing 70 seconds off the pace and complet ing aps fifth place finish was the result for MacDonald in the 30lapfeature event 53 seconds behind trophy winner Peter Broeker of Pointe Claire Quebec who succeededwith another Formula machine lOman team with representation from each age group will he selectedrr Elaina Tsnner of Canhda Rat95 for Sport5 circuit and the only unbeaten clubJeftioBarrie equlckir er The ball landed even with atrongiarmnd Coon slabman in 200 meter backstroke Sure day at Santa Clara lnterna right andles altar aveoglng tlonal Invitannal swim meet an earlier defeat by Karen Muir of South Africa left For few hriei momcnisilaai night at Queens Park it ap peared that the law of aver ageswould catch up with Bar rie Co Jopand send them top pliog among the ranks of the defeated Co on front run ners in the intermedlala fastball was created by monumental blast from the hat of bespee lacled catcher Terry King David Reidrmovcdsboard on hunt single sped to second on passed hall and piitered third base With two gone King awaited fat pitch deep into lett field for two run hom dissolved that illusion They the wading pool and rolled all fan from behlilnd to Ihand the way out to Park Street res man entry nited Electric is hard fought so defeat LEAD LOST The young 08 club twico built onenndeads on the wtmmw the drain in the Co half of the fourth The pace sett ers who have record of dozen wins and one tie par aded seven men to the plate and finished off VE starter Louis Kelly who was replaced by Greg Wolfeoden The winners scored three times from three hits Brion Terry Hodgson lhcy scored the games first run inthe top half of the second through throw log error charged to catcher brlan Shanahan andwent in front for asccond time do in the fourth The sccond 11E advantage was only live tenths of second all world mark held by Miss Muir Miss Tanners time of to CoOp is Extended To IopScrappy UE Squad Hodgson picked up his 12th win of the year limiting ill to four hits and claiming ii men on strikes Mills Hones paced the seven hit Co Op attack with each Tonight Borden Flycrs try to closethelo point gap between them and Co 0p with an it pm home encounter against third place Cooler However the hopes of the sea gap AP Wirepho and Brian singles Wm scoring position Heather Sed Universal 010 200 rmaooxsv Kelly Wolfenden llliaing Hodgson and Shana ed dro ll Bearers Batflé oronto Champs Barrloltevavera am am still lost Helm aaolid Queens gagBaldwin Beavers ran in no Beann who came thtwgh glib mini ever lama co strong Ontario Ladies Senior Softball League aosaona ago refused to play dead in the presence oltbs defending national champion and current undefeated league leaders The end result was that the Toronto powerhouae was fully elatended to earn an air tintt win over the much improved Barrio club As such low score indicates the dominating factor 11 last nights club was the fielding Beavers who in the put laced lasers complex and cornmiio ad numerous errors last night made only two miscues neith er figuring to the scoring KEARSEY STARE beithander Ann Kearney was outstanding in working the com plate nine innings for Barrie as her control was very much in evidence She scattered seven Carpetland hits gained two strilrouts walked three and forced 70 of the remaining 25 puts into groundcrs The games only run was re4 corded in the top half of the sixth when the visitors Used the hunt to their advantagcCathy Sheridan led off with hunt single down the third base line and Carol Pyle followed suit with sacrifice Third base was left uncovered an the latter play and Sheridansped into ore the young Torontocatche then cracked run counting single into centre Dobersteln stcran of many ladiea senior softball asa sons gave another dLsplay of her outstanding pitching13an ers were simply unable to hit and her bag of tricks which lnclud ps raises and off apeed deliveries The only fleet tha Barrio bltLerabad was to furl ottnunygoodpitcbealbewm the thr oer flung as many and to ona batter Shhicy Howie and 22 deliveries in one inning alone but she ream gnaw any Mottidol some waur Winner Dobersiein atrium the aide in order eiglfl ttmfl rolling up as consecutive outs The only break in her perfect game bid was one out walk to Lynda Miller in the tint inn log file Barrie centre fielder stole second and moved to third on Misa Howies grounder How ever heavy hitting that lack ONTARIO LADIES SENIOR hat Nlabta ScaaL lor Carpetlaod Barrie latnre Games Sunday Fort Eric at Barrie JollyI leiTor Carpetiand at Bar er Joyce Ashton fanned to end ea Nina heaven tellvictlm to strikeouts in the course of la no bitter The closest Barrla came tobreatdnzup the string of aeroea was three shots into right field Donna McGraw roared line drive by Rhoda Mae Shannon in the secondand raced in quickly to grab fast falling shot by Maria Black i$ the sixth Substitute right field or lrla Empray madeVanother good grab off labelled Black shot racing for to her rind for the first out of the ninth frame Continuing their long July home stand Buavarshave two more games coming up short ly They meet l966 Canadiaifi champion Fort Eric at Queens this Sunday afternoon then havr anothercrsck ar Carpet land here next Tuesday at 830 pm Toronto 000 001 000 Barrie 000 000 000 Doberstein and Sedore Kean sey and Bertheiotte Canadians Row To 1st Heat Win HENLEY 0N THAMEStCPi Canadas ludiey College de tested llllln School of England by three lengths today in the first heat of the Princess Eliza bethChallenge Cup for school Regaita got under way The heavyweigtit Canadian crew from St Calhartnea 0nt aging 11Lpounds wenLinio early lead and led by lengths at the threeouarter mllemark on the onemile soo yard River Thames course With both cutie striking 37 the Canadians under the stew ardship of cox Rick fveyoTW don Ooh held on to their lead at the onemile mark and were going away at the end towin comfo biy in 000 The Canadian scholastic champions who trained on big meals and plenty of trailk are on their first visit to Henley anvil are the first Canadian schoo entered at the famed regatta boy eight as the Henley Royal thr cc years The overseas trip was the first in rowing for thley and is direct result of the elghtonred crewsrwin loathe May as Cana dian finals at St Catharines lbadraw calls for each eight to race once day in twoboat heat until Saturday when the aernltlnala and finalists are held The Princess Elisabeth competition was limited to oars mcn who were is as oi last New Ye Day Shanaban ledofl with walk and Hodgsun singled Bill Ber irarn then successfully pulled suicide squeezebuni for the tying tally and Dave Mills sent Co0p ahead for the second and final time with single through iocentre Jack Shana hair cracked solid double to right field and Kelly rifled the ban into the stands allowi Mills ioscora the final run Borden Dominates MidSeason Figures Borden Flycrs second place occupants in theBarrie and Dist trict intermediate Fastball Lea gueare determined to hold onto the individual batting champion ship won for them last year by Larry Harker Willi the ions sea son about half completed on less titan six Flyers are ranked mug the top iii league hitters in the latest statistics list inciud log three of the top four Last year Harker was run away winner of the Luke Turn bull lrophy He hit well over the 500 level passing the mini mum at hat requirement of 45 by two before being transfer red to Europe This years race is wide open as four men boast averages hove 400 and another five are rated in the high 3005 The hot onto second place No Borden players are next They are Jack Slade 493 and infieldernut fielder Pat Rheil 417 Universal Cooler has solid delegation among the leading hitters Regular third sacker Er nie Miller leads group of four with his fifth place figure of 389 Others pacing the second year club are Murray Perry 370 Pete Lang mt and Doug Young 311 Gene Parent Eon Pete Osacbuk Yanch Jack Slade Ber Pat Rheil Bo Ernie Miller Univ Terry Hodgson Coop Murray Perry Unl Al Josey Bor lfowever boihvhwe only had sorraaii saNion Tlts ImpEastman lo Lakeview Nottawa Newmarkat Woods EA Future Games Tonight Woods at Imp Eastman t700iNottswa at ltakevievl ThursdayWoods BAat New marlier 800 SaturdayLakeview at Nattawa 000 Imp Eastman at Woods INTERMEDIATE as The minimum of as at bats for this stage of the season affects two players who would be rank ed among the top 10 hitters Clarksons versaLtle infielder outfielder Jay Decaria la cruis Ing along at 550 and CbOp left fielder Jim Reynolds carries 350 ll official plate visits Foliowing are the iatestbali ting statistics not including last nights UE atCoOp game rvmmv on ALL meanness 1N sionn spasms THIS Lanai WHICH iNqLUDESALLOF THE FOLLOWING Arrow staple guns and staples Arnerock cupboard and furniture hardware Aluminum dryer vent 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first saclrer Pete Osacliuk is similarly in creasing his stock as IStEltiy hitter He has 431 average good enough for solid hold BASEBALL National League Unchanged American League Unchanged International League PctGllL Rochester 43 so 544 Toledo 43 38 531 Jacksonville 40 40 itltl 36 Columbus 30 3a 60013Vz Syracuse aa 30 494 Buffalo 40 42 483 David Reid UE gsronrs enters ST CLAIR Mich AP The board of governors of the International Hockey League sday signed anaiiiliation agreement with the Eastern DiscovirtheWonderful World Outdoors Louisville 3t 42 451 Richmond 38 44 463 Results Tuesday Richmond Jacksonville Hockey Leagueto provide 15 day interlesgue trading period in September At their annual meeting the governors also voted down proposed gate For The Outdoors The Worlds Finest Tnaicatazsn climates and putty knives Swingawsy can openers mu blow torches and butane fuel SanirQneen stepon cans bread boxes cannister sets and paper dispensers Stanley hand tools Sponge maps and refills 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