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in Overdomes Controversy For the second time In three days Jim unease produced In the dutch ibe husky Woods in lighihander bull Irma Mmday night 63 triumph over lmperiabEartnian on three hits and In Strikeouts last nifllt was the dominant lorre as the city duh tripped Nottawa Redmen hyaaImtlatheiirsthall of the Queens Park senior aorta ball twin bill witnesed by an other sireable mrwd Lakcvlcw Dairy increased their league leadto three points through decision over lmperialEast man Mutilistera speed sank the Nottawa entry deeper into the league basement to 611 rec ord and further set back the secondyear clidls plaonI hopes Woods who now have won live in raw enhanced their grip onto third place three up on idle Newmarkct Rays BA Scattering liveNottawa hits Mutilister continued his string of strikeouts collectingno less than is for total ol in his last II innings He bagged at least two in every Inning co dismissing the side air strikes Woods spotted Nottnwa 10 first inning lead then harged In irant with pair oi runs in the second and one in the third Despite the win the home club was on the short side at 54 hit total They bunched all their hits in the two runproducing rallies oil starter and laser Ed Dunn who was replaced In the iourth by Ted Wilson The re evercempletely silenced Woods setting down all rlinc men he laced Jim Edwards led all the sec ond with single Jim Thompson Iollowed suit fitter John Brown loaned Lou Bel rcourt splacal down sacrlilce bunt Edwards scanipcred home on the play as Nouawa third sackor Paul Smart missed on the toss to the pin Thompson scours tannin Delaulledri Game the recorded lite main run Eonl Ken oroskyr vncrilice tly into right field The third Woods score came ll Art Martin led all the third with single and ilced to second baseby Ron Raycraflr Edwards connected tor twoant double Nottawa held their brief lead In the opener when Smart and Chuck Machcol delivered doubles BIG ARGUMENT Tension and tempers ran high in the top hall oi the seventh when the visitors launched bid to pulleven Plnchlthltter Dave liammlfl opened the rally wlih iniield Eagle and gained sec ond on Allan Bells ground out Wilson advanced the runner win another infield hit and moved into scoring position hinisell through passed ball Smart be came the 15th MCAIIisIcr strike out victim ior the second out and Gary MacNicol drew walk to place the potential load runon first base With the bags tilled lichle ter laced dangerous hitter in Quick MncNicol and promptly gained two strikes The rooi than blew as the Noitnwn manage meat complained on the legality oi Motlllstcrs pitching delivery over the positioning at his leeL This was the second warning by Bill suns By ASSOCIATED PRESS PitchingDon Wilson Hous ton Astros beat Don Drysdale and 1475 Augeles Dodgers 10 on tlrreckhitter retiring the last 16 batters he laced BattingKen hicltlullen Washington Senators drove in tour runs with nsinglc and his mantra Iony Gelone at Woods oorliplaln run mason may arglmien ortstop nu Mapson wanted to leave When the nooks cleared and Woods had juggled lire liaidinx Positions hicAIilrxer 5ettledthe issue by filing third strike past Mouilcol Anrurlplrrng decision maxed the complexion oi the first game as both sides demonstratedlonx ball power The margin oi vlc wry 42 was provided throuar paa ot solo homers from the hats at Jail Hines andCorby Adam FAST START The Dairy crow exploded with our oi their live hits oil Essie man loser Don McFadden in Ihe very ilrst inning Jail Hines sandwiched his bases unpty homer in between ground outs by Pat Wanamaker and Adams Gar Hines bloopcd single Into aha ow centre with two out and stolesocond base He scored the lead run as George Chappei sin gled llm Quinlan drove third Chile Warmth Cuts Plans For National Skiers NELSON BC CPI Head coach AI Raine said Wednesday the Cana an National alpine nki team 11 abandon its plan to train in Chile this surmner because of poor snow condi tions Team members will be on their own to ski locally attcrrlln lshing French langrla course at the end of this month in late August western mom bcrs will start basic training and conditioning at Universlty oL Calgary and casternjnenn bars at Laval Univ sity in Montreal Creates Int Battle By CHRIS AYLOTT DECISION OFF the ball field has thrBWri thé Barrie and District Intermediate Fastball Leaguejnto battleroyal for the third and fourth playoff positions Both Barrie 000p and Borden Flyers shaping up for retch pennant scrap have virtually assured them esrol the top positions in the seventeam group la scant three points separates the remaining five teams Only two of the five will be around after August 215i as four of the seven qualify for playoff action rearranged game for last Monday night at Queens between Clarkson Hotel and United Electric was the prime topic of hastilysummoned league meeting Tuesday evening The game was never offi cially played as the Hotel crew failed to field sufficient players On vote of the threeman executive and rep resentatives of six of the seven teams the contest was awardedto UE by default Universal was the lone team not represented and Clarksou naturally voted against the ruling The outcome vaulted the young UE team which was stuck in the cellar for long time up into share of third place with Universal They are two ahead of Hayfield and Yancli asClarkson trails by an other point THE SITUATION could be even closer after to nights twin bill at Queens Universal visits Bayfield in the pm opener and Yancli follows against Clarkson While UEs fortunes have turned for the better they are rap ly running out of games Three of their play oif position rivals have three games in hand Up atthe head of the circuit CoOp has cushion of seven points despite loiing their last three ina row This latter demise places the frontrunners inva pre carious position as Borden currently has three games in hand Flyers who are away in Trenton for the arm ed forces tournament will have chance to pick up some more ground next week as their July 315i home park clash with CoOp has been postponed CoOp has six outings leit iii the 24game sched ule while Borden has nine remaining It Flyers can gain all the ground with their three games in hand the 1968 pennant could rest on the nowpostponed tilt at Borden between the We leaders to last nights action the fiveteam senior circuit also is engaged in twodivision race Lakeview Dairy and imperialEastman continue to scrap for the top while the threeremainlng rivals battle for third place Nottawa Redmen who after last nighthave six gameslett need to gain some ground to keep their playoff hopes alive THE SENIOR CIRCUIT was scheduledto conduct their cash prize draw last night This has been delayed for an indefinite period to allow the players team management and executive more time tonclrculate tick1 ets The fiveteam group will gather this Friday night pm at Dangerfields for ageneralbllsiness meet ing Secretarystatistician Dorian Parker reminds the members to have two voting delegates on hand This department stands corrected on result at the Barrie Golf and Country Club reported earlier this wee Alderman GJ Genyfltobertsthe sometimes controversial city councillor partnered Hollis Robinson as runnerup in the club mans best ball compeli on for the FrankyVyseflioph THE CANADIAN FOOTBALL LEAGUES presea son activitiesconclude tonightasHamilton TigerCats are guests of Montreal Alouettes at the Autostade on the site of Man ndquS World Scheduled action commences next week with five games As usualthe western conference is first toen gage in combat for keeps Next Tuesday July 30 30 Lions visit WinnipeglandSaskatchewantravels to Ca gary The following night Edmonton visits Montreal in an laterlocking contesthigerCats re in the nations ca renew rivalry with the ltough RidersTllursfi August 1st and Argonauts open the nextynlgbt on ads againstEdmoaton Eskimos was second with 144 Altcr that skiers will return to school and further Intensive training atllniversltyLoi Nelson University oi Sherbrooke and Nelsonarea high schools Raine successor to John Piatt said Canadian skier Paar Duncan oL Mont Trunblaat Que will go to Australia as guest of the Australian Ski Fed erntion Duncan is to compete in three races in Austral Beaver6 TED DYER fled Dyerlrthe 1963 Barrie flountrrCIub senior mens goli thmnriorr Dyer yerterlt day tired low cross score or 77 twicearoundthe ninehole layout on Sirnnidale Road to lead his senior utegoryciub matesand win the CH ruled McFaddenoutlfor to touch the bag sormn Lakevlew ImpEastrnan Woods BA Newmarket Nottawa Lart Nights Scores Lakevlew impEastman Woods Nottawa Future Ganiea Tonight Lakavlew atN¢w market 83 Saturday Newmarkct at Not tawa immt liars Barrie Ctr0p Borden rtfaitlmore Orioles and oak lrod ureally know how to hurt guy ThaOrIoles beat one lellcw at his own game and the Athletics beat another at his rosin garne LulsTlant oi Cleveland in dine and Hoyt Wilhelm oi Gilcego White Sox were the Bayileldv Yanch Heating Clarkson Futureuainer Tortaut Universal at Bay lldd Yeach atClsrk bulim Ma aim taste his gomgmoemmgi ownmedlclne the tirloles SENIolt blanked tho Amarioangleaguea iuudaye acoin rhuoiut leader loWednesday Guelph lo Barrie nlxht behind DaveManliy and took nd lull ii 3W ay at Aglncourt oakland watched July SitBarrie at Tor Ladies mm Aug 1Barrie vs Fort Erie while Wilhelm broke the major league record ior pitching up pearaaces buti the ageless reliever ed an ncor the win Againat7Guélph Barrio Beavers broke out with their biggest run and hit collection at the season Tuesday night and still lost Before an other good crowd at Queens Park the local entry in the 0m tario Ladies Senior Soilball Lea gue had very shaky game In the Field and presented Guelph Green Ghosts willia 109 victory on platter Beavers committed no less than eight errors as pit clier Iudy Kennedy received lit tle support in valiant return tothe Barrie lineup alter two season absence or the 10 Guelph runs only one was earned as the Barrie errors came at crucial points The visitors pounced on two mlr cues in the top half attire third to build strong it lead Beav ers then picked away at the let icit scoring pairs in the fourth and iittb before tying the game in the sistthhree more Bar boots allowed Guelph to regain the upper hand with singles in the seventh and eighth along with three scores in the ninth Trailing 105 in the home hail BASEBALL Rational By THE CANADIAN PRESS American League Pct GEL so 37 619 54 558 55 44 556 49 45 521 9V1 4B 49 495 12 47 50 435 13 47 50 L485 44 49 473 14 Chicago lo 54 426jldifi Washington 34 59 366 24 Results Wednesday California Minnesota 12 Oakland 1Z Chicago IH Detroit It Washingtono Clevelando Baltimore Boston at New York derain National League PctGBL St Louis or or 653 Atlanta 51 46 Cincinnati 112 47 45 SI 14 San Francisco 4949 500 15 Chicago 43 50 I495 15 Phlladcfia 46 48 439 Pittsburgh 45 50 474 New York 47 53 470 LosAngelcs Houston Detroit Baltimore Cleveland Boston Oakland California Minnesota New York Ea TRIALS POSTFDNED TORONTO CPI The Olym pic trials in the 55mm sail Iag class were postpo ned Wednesday because of heavy mist and lack of wind on Lake Ontario WItILilve races in the nlnatraco series completed Jim Crang oi Toronto was the lead Ing skipperfwith 117 points Stan Lcihel also of Toronto at the nun Beavers launcticd wins armors wan gt oval Brown Trophy Don Ijknery gird Les Martin were tied ior runnerup honors two strokes oil the pace Charles Seagram won the low net prise with Ralph Snelgnve second shown heretleit to right at the presentation are Mrs Cliil two gers The Tigers dropped so decli sion to Washington Senators and tindtheir 86 game lead of la days ago cut to live overBalti another more with Cleveland game back chins user Boston rained out at New allamr and now stands behind in ly the tightening race Minnesota Twins crushed Cal Ilornla Angels in lnthe other orLepiekedtrp contest filirown donor of the trophy BarrieICountry Ciuh pro Frank Vyse winner Ted Wu The annual oneday competition for men club members over the age oi 50 was delayed one week due to extreme heat conditions on July liih Photo by Haskhn Haw Wilhelm Loses After Setting Record ASSOCIATEDPREBQ Athletics knocked him out with swings ior 14 21 double header sweep over the Soxi Tlanta loss particularly hurt because it enabled the Orioles instead of the Indians to pick up another game on Detroit Tl lim Nash 7d halted the White Soar on ioiir hits inrthe opener boating Tommy John 73 on Rick Mondaystwoout singlein the filth Inning alter BertCampaneris slngled and stole second But the big excite intent was suppliedby Wilhelm The knucklcballer who will be 45 Friday pitched the ninth inning getting standing ova tion whls Mulepitelr ing line on In 17 years It broke the mark of 906 set by Cy Youirgiinwlt DIDNT lMPRESB But his secondslnTwlng and 43rd at the season in the second game tailed tollnpress the Atha lctics The White Sox had ningsIn thereightheagalnstdohn scored their first run In38 In Tiant loo aim is lOI his Odom on buts Aparlclca in ior ninth shutout lost it In the first inning when Don Buiold opened with triple and twoouts laer liooLlowell doubled The In dians righthander stopped the loleslrom then on until the girth when he leit lone pinch hi rniterallowing live bits but the damage was done McNally hurled stirhitter to raise his record tot he be gave the Orioles their iirst shut out against Cleveland thlssea In si son or cked the runs with homer 11 tie but Wilhelm lost it in the ninth Reggie Jackson stroked sin gle took secoudwwhen centre fielder Ken Berry bubbled the ball and one out later alt tenti gamewrnmng ngle drove in tour single lastditch rally that ieliljust onerun short in dramatic fin ish Sharon Sinclair wholast year patrolled shortstop tor Barrie made her ilrstappearance at Queens Park in rival uniform she was the winning pitcher despite giving opus of lsrBarrle hits With fiverun cilahlonln the ninth the Guelph coach do cided to insertatmolrie senior pitcher into the game McBride was promptly the victimjotiiea vers late rebound efforts Perv mitting walkand two hits hadher best game at the plate or Barrie In five tries sbo belted twotdoubles two singles scoreda run and drove across Ionrtcanimatas BetteDetyweller managed double and two singles in lime visits to the plate She was forc ed toleave early in the sixth with sheelinluryl Blackall gained two singles Kennedy doubled and Mattie Bdudreauslngi til at Miss Berthelotter hits were on hunts the most consistent Guelph bib Shortstop Joan Stevenson was son The Indians had blanked times including the Orioles Iour once by nant and Hank Allen subbing for in luredFrank Howard cracked Only thre oi los Angeles our hits scored three tim dr In one rlin 13 With the basesloaded and none out the Guelph has changed his mind and cautiously brought Miss Sinclair back on the slab ter with three dflglfiu Doreen theuadel Sinclair and LindaISelby all singled mica Houndlngout Dreth Guelph iudy Kennedy who Thar not 39K were leadoff battgr Karen pitched in two full seasoushtrlled Irar Cathy Harlrnes with hard in defeat She wasreliev Ii es ed by lefty Ann Kearney who gave up the iinsl thr Guelph scores Ell PARADE Joyce Leighton the heavy ting iirst aacker fromKltdiener led placedbuntby Berthelotte tfiebags forcingthé relt turd Sincl theslahfor Guelph lghto complet ed strong night with In two ruin single oo in old She mo edtto third on RhodahIae Shanon groundnut andzscoh ed on ther grounder by Marie Black Thegama endedas lylary Marble grounded base rBea AW try again on get Results Wednesday Cincinnat at Pituburgh Pod rain iv New York Atlanta Philadelphia st Houston Los An les Chicago San Eranclsoo international league Iv PctGBL Jacksonville int Etta Staub with pitch in the eighth inning for career total at 151 bit bats menone short of theNational League record held by Joe McGi stopped the Iourhi against Dan Wilson showed up on the Dodgers ids ot the box sco The one that nt show hurt Don Drysdaie lotnwre than Wilson and Houston Astros Drysdale forced Wilson 51 Dodgers cold alter BobiBaIleyfs in filthng run Wednesday tourtbinning single Drysdale night by nicking Wilson i2 yielded four hitsbefore pitch and the Houston go out for pinch hitterin der made It standop or titre eighth victoryover Los Angeles Curt Hoods tworun single Wilsonyielded thiee early lln dimmed Moran fir la gles then retiredtbe last 16 ml billitlth BSHM SLIM batters jbe laceds iking out Kirkland REWWESWWL no side in the ninth inningrd in his sixth straight trrutnpih win the nod in Hung Dldr Schoiield singled hometrbe glewithDlysdale flrst run all Larry Jackson In other National League ml Irwm ile games St lMIlS Cardinals MM trimmed Philadelphia Phililes 31 5kach 34 Adam Braves 5MP ry over Philadelphiakcpt them New York Mets 32 in 10 innings ii 1938 by game and Chicagoth blankedSan Francisco Giants 20 Cincinnati and Pittsburgh were rained out Denis Meake and BobAspro moate touched Drysdale tor sin gales in we tilth inningandltun EB oil the Cans Syracuse Columbus louisville Buffalo Bichmond Results Wednesd backpn thawinriingtraélr on day also wheutih travel to rmvm oosooo isioir vBInIe monitor91 dwa the base plunked with hitbva pitch limos When Drysdale Sinclair McBride Sinclair anam obenadel Kennedy Keeneyto nd Bertiielot cit rill is any FRIDAY incur Syracuse Rochester Richmond Jack DIAMOND class nan Rsrnsshhsurs SUNSET SPEEDWAY gwrsr sroroguvqor MILES sourii or snow Knotty Pine nrlrlnson renameanion 11a 7zs sis while they last y27 North Midhurat Follow the Ncwd Loner to at traaimeet which mam surna Levesque Quits Baseball Team IiOmEAL it Moot reala new blacball entry In the National kIteaguelmeperlenteil more in ednesday with the announced withdrawal oi second backernorlilmil lionaireJJmisLevesque The anoounanrent of uses nnes departure leit the latent team without two wealthy sun portera hilt Charles Bronlnlln vicedralrman ol the original board of seven backers told news coolcceiice be is not ootiraged levesque ilnancler had ad vised MayorJean Drapean and board members oI his decision Tuesday the day tuneml dircc tor Marc Bourgie announced he was pulling out because things lust havent worked out the way thought they would Broniman said levesque had entered the proleot matter of civic pride Mr Levesque was never It strong tlger in the grasp 1r pmniman said He told ll youcant llnd anyone else ill to come In Bronlmaa was personally ve sorry to see lauds leave us Heplacenients tor levesque and Bourgic were being sought by Bronimanand the other backersJohn Newman Sidney Maislla and Lorne Webster of Montreal and Robert Isnay adage The two new badrers will need to put upa total of $2 500000 to bring the Imncblsel tee to the required $10000000 cash figure Bronlman said they are work lag with Mayor Drapeau in an all toget new board mem Sr runes possl ityo tan iii iormer owner oi the Braver In Boston and Milwaukee and currently director of the Ne tlonal leagues Atlanta Braves Canada Splits Track Success 08 CFReuters Nor wayheatCanada 11595 in the mens division oi an interoatl endedlrere Wednesday night Canada was the womens match 7244 No Canadian records were broken during We sd ay nights events Bob McLaren of Victoria set national record when he won the toometre hur dles In 512 seconds He battered his own Canadianrecord oi 5L4 Jay Dahlglen of Vancouver qutclassed all opponents In the omcns Javelin with Cana on record oi 54661 metres 119 Ieet Iour Inches She held the revious recordof 5093 The Canadian mens team which started the day 15 points In arrears scored maximum points in the toometrehurdler and the mvmelles and also won the 200 metres the pole vault discus and lottometre relay But Norway contidently held it ohallengeby adotwo placings in the am metre steeplechase the triple jump and the hammer ClASSA MECHANIC rrererauy trained required immediately Excellent 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