Barrie Historical Newspaper Archive

Barrie Examiner, 14 Sep 1968, p. 9

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nownmit on suuou MODEL Nsncy Greene more acute tomed to lacing on ski boots needs help with skates from nev David new special ad viser to Canadas national hockey team The World Cup and Olympic champion visit ed the Nationals training camp in Winnipeg Friday Wiropbotot heath Lctrkin Casts PallOver NHL son CANADIAN Press The death at Wayne Larkln cast pailover National Hockey League training camps Friday but except for the New Yofit Rangers camp at Kitch dner Ont work went on Larkin oi Buffalo Bisons of the American Hockey hagnecoiiapnd on the ice and died oi anapparentyheart attack doting lightskating work outs at the Hangers camp lhuciub cancelled drills tor the rest of the day butwastto r€suma work today NHL president Clarence Campbell said Larkins death was terrible thing but what astonishes me is that it hap pen tinder uuusual circum stances 1h was merely skating ere no body contact of anykind arn pb all said electrocar diograms are not part at the routine examination given pinya era but some clubs may well find it worth their while to order them from now on PUNCH SYMPATHIZES Punch imlnch general mana ger and coach of Toronto Maple heals said Larkina death was very unfortunate thing to happen But he said the Leais ill not cut=baok on the rigorous train ing program which includes lot of caltstbenics our PT program which we starred this year is designed to build up the players bodies to be able to stand the strain and preventsuch tragic accidents The Lentsoreusinstvlo ohm ical education instructors trorn Royal Military College in King ston at their Peterborough camp Both dressed for scrimmago Friday when Leaf players ailer 75 minutes of running and colis steamer Leading CPGA Tourney At Woodbridge VOODBRIDGE Ont CF Wayne Volimer says positional play isthe secret in beating the treacherous EMSyard Boardjof Trade Country Club is have to use exactly the that club the 23yearold Van couver goiter said Friday alter taking the tirstround lead in the Canadian Professional Gall an Association tour champion shipwlth tourunderpar so useda fourwood oil the tee bn the lath and threewood all the ninth Putting and driving were the secretetoVollmers success He waszseldoma in the rough and took only at putts during the round Close on his heels came Bobby Breen oi Toronto with vwhile Moe Norman or Gil Ont Hill Wakeham ot the lorin andrAlvio Thompson of To ronto followed at 59 Wins soon The Mbole medalplayicham pionship the wiodup of the isoneCanadi professional tour features the it top professio in the nine previous tourna ments witha top prize of $3000 and totsiprlsa money of $15000 Boh Cox ot Vancouver and Houston Astros Len Harvey oi Riginawaro the only othergolters to manage par Friday Eoth tioiahed at two strokea better than Wilt Homenuik oi Winnipeg sod foisr better than Stun Homeauik ot Dauphin Giants relied Bio Reds thenicg insisted that it they had to exercise and scrimmage so should the instructors One Whliy Travis scored on shot that went betwcco goalie Bruce Gambles legs and had another goal called back be cause it was oiiside He plays intermediate hockey in Kingston edth IGNORE THE REPORTS mom AP Imus nun ruts his we none onhcevyw crown on the ties Illinst ormer world champ Hoytt etson todl Iislt amid unwritten wotdd demonstrations ui sonbeiore lbetigbt Sherman Adams 311 Negro Patter former pro tighter and stock holms soilnothide sues Power leader said it warlikein Patterson would too into trouble even belors the tight We protest against hioyd serving the whitamsn at home and tnvtrietplm He has defend we Vietnam and gone there to encoorsso the troops lie is lsckeyof President Johnson There will heist lust Loot people demonstrating gigging his attitude hetero the on esm to Simian to soar with together Johannes Swedens iormer world heavy weight chsmpioo1nd now lives in this country Patterson ignored reports oi protests and said here to tight Ellisfend thats all lm interested in Ellis oi Louisville Ky is the favorite to retain his crown against Patterson oi New York About 30000 fans are expected to watch the tight at Stock iliimt open air Rassunds Ss um CF TONIGHT Jacksotter May Benefit BC By THE CANADIAN PRESS when Ottawa Rough Riders come out tough tonight against British Columbia Lions the Eastern Conference leaders will have one very tender spot quarterback Russ Jacksons ing shoulder The Riders signal caller id iured the limb in contest Sept against Winnipeg And the Lions looking for miracle that will boosti them into the play oils are hoping the shoulder in jury is really Ottawas Achilles heel There had been lot talk along the Ottawa beoehsoi gs ing Jackson week off but the redhot race for the eastern title torpedoed that suggestion And then the Riders got ciobbered Wednesday night 2510 by the Eskimos at Edmonton soack son is starting tonight for sure stln olher weekend Canodien Larkin 19 Vforward oo nfiflaio Bison ot the American Hockey league col apsed and died Fridayot an apparent heart attack while participating in skating drill Larkin was born in Winnipeg Manito AP Wirepboto Football Leagueaction Saskat chewan Roughridera the West ern Conterence leaders are ex pected to keep Winnipeg inthe cellar when the teams met in Regina Sunday in the East Toronto Argo nauts tangle withtbe Alouettes in Montreal Sunday atterooon The OttawaRC game tonight will be televised by the CBC network and the TorontoMont real contest the CW net work The Lions re probabiysoing to start veteran Jackie Parker though there were reports ear lier in the week that head coach Jim Champion would take chance on Paul Brothers Regular starter Pete Ohier had cast removed from his ankle earlier in the week but wont be available for quarter back duties this weekend Lions al hero Sledge the teams biggest disappointment of theseaso is another doubt ful starter Push cards Nearer flag By raeseeocmeo panes Cincinnati Reds madea big hit with St Louis Cardinals alter making five of them against San Francisco Giants Waving their wands the Reds reduced St Louis magicnum her to three Friday night aister 63 victory over San Fran co that all at made the Giant disappear from the National League pennant rac The Cardinals oeeded llttle cheering gup alter losingto Despite their ow almost certain berth in the World Seriestho Cardi nan nut Hens Ethninateti ran awesomeness the letdown gt that eta in alter rugged flag race at pennantwinners in the in ternationai Leaguo dont otten win theGovernors Cup play otis Toledos Mud Hens are the latest We in point 51 ioss to fourthvplace acksonviile Mots eliminated titelL champions from the play otts Friday night it was Jnc sonvlllest third victory tour games at tile beawtllve final The Meta now which around and awoitlhe outcome of the between se ndplacéCo thirdplace Roches season the it has held the play oils and onlylortlmea has pennantwinner won thom The last team to do it waalndianap oils inlm Jacksonville night Steve Renko the Metro gt it Pound roolde who ycdnuartarhack tor the Kansaazfootball team muffled the Mud Henhattérs bn one hits fanned cightnnd hit home run Cup Playoiis nale have been backing toward the pennant losing seven of thelrtlast nine games Intbe rest of the league Jerry Koosrnan tied record by pitching New York Mets past Pittsburgh Piratesilvo Les An geles Dodgers beat Atlanta Braves so and Philadelphia Phillies downed 0h ago Cubs before losing twl nightdoublebeader Tha Redsbast hitting team in baseballproved it to the Giants in one inning This Is theionlyKsng cigarette wanta plain end with giftcotlpons Canada gt wt hicCoveys double and Dave Marshalls sacrifice fly Cincinnati unloaded in the set anth inning againat Gaylord Perry HOMER TOPS RALLY Alex Johnson opened the nlng with triple and on later Ilee May TonyPerez Halnicttae etrok consecutive double tor threer Leo Car denas than ciimaxed the crap tion with his fifth homer knock ingout Parry it Size lieswon their second straight caicooo WRIIESox Ken Berry item and Californias catcher Torn Sstrisno both tilt the dust at home Salmonbeilies Down Vancouver ran cmmim onese New Westminster Salmonbel game Il tram Veocouvcr Fri daynight in the bestoiaeven semifinals tor the Western Di vision title at the National La crosse Association in the East hionlreai Cana diens defeated Peterborough Lakcrs in snEsstern Divl sion semifinal which reduced the Lakers lead in their best sea series to Hurt The Lions had pinned lot oi their hopes on Sledge beiore the season opened but hes been plagued with knee problems Hell be available for emen lency duty onlytonight chny tritd to scoreone hit by Gerry blottertney in the lTigérsStcflkTQ iourth inning of the seine at Chicago lsst nlghL Berry other make AP Wircpho Within FiveGctmeSOf Pennant ft By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The Do Not Disturb sign has been hanging in theDeIroit ball pen for to days now and as the Tigers inch closer to the Ameri can Magus pennant their only problem seems to be rcmeirr boring to invite the relief pitch ers to the celebration Earl Wilson shut out Oakland Athletics 30 on it hits Friday night This combined with sec ondplace Baltimore Orioles lozylose to Cleveland indians cut Detroits magic numberlo five Itny combination oi Tiger vlclorles or Oriolo losses total ing five wraps it up Wilsons shutout was the sev enth straight complete periorm once for the Detroit stottThe last time managcnhiayo Smith had to summon help from the bullpen was Sept inrother American lzagoe games Friday the streaking New York Yankees swept dou bleheader from Washington Sen ators +2 and 11 Boston Red Sox shut out Minnesota Twins and Chicago White Sox edged California Angels 24 one now Wilson who won his latn game helped his own cause with an eighthinning home run his seventh homer this season and the ttrdot hiscarrcr HITS lml HOMER Earlicr chkiicAuiliio had tagged hi isthvhomch Tigers and Hill ireehans double had driven in toolbar run Viison workedhis way out oi jams in each oi the lost three innings picking Reggie Jnckson ott second in the seventh het an inniogcnding double play in the eighth and stranding two tunnersinthe ninth game to the recentmutegoing spree Dennyntchoinvwho Went oflcrhis Jmhviclory of the sch son today also hudtwo and Pet Dobsoo ltllciteyJAiich andJohn Hilicr had the others Cleveiand battered lialtimore scoring six timestn the third in ning as Sonny Slebertsndl Paul combined lor three tor Max Alvis smashed Vbasosloaded double driving in roar tench BOWLING Join your triends for competition new terrific sportsmanship in ouraleagfle bowling Make this mind winteratirne to look to forward on rotor WHOETEEAMILY Remember the family that bowistogether has fuo together Sohring ths whoio family but for the most fun youve had in years Pilluni 3loicrui TKs TV ATTHE assessor MENT aAnr oniolLLIARP VaooM men aod NOTICE Jun JohiersonofBrunswick oiCanadthd soured us that SHEAS matic usyslems delivered Scptemher BARBIE vllii have the out and installed by thren issuers annals WE EoAnnIs snoretwc tractors 51 oaks of ting Rick Monday to bounce into it was his secondlcompiete three runs and keying the in dlans big inning The Yankces ran their win nlng streak to night games they woo hc pennant New ank has won 27 oi 31 WINS 20m GAME hlel Stoltlcmsre Won his tolh in the opener allowing right hits Frank Fernandez and iklt oy Mantle drove in two uns apiece in the nightcap rookie Stan Bahnscn captured his 16th ona shtienhliler with Bill llob insons sixthinning single urivL ing in the deciding run Ken Harrelson drove in two gt runs and hit his him home no helping the Red Sox past Iiinnh solo The two RBI gave the big guyloo tor the seasonatops in the majors Ray Culp135 pitched it six hiucr and struck out nine or the victory LICENCE uonsas 100 new law in ltiarbiehrtd at all the communitys horses Vlioowvuugo i9 HOLIDAY Contain ndm We have newtor set Dave 8W manager ke ourassis longest since 1964 the last rear Messrs moire the registration

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