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he lllliston Manager Elated With Team WHILE THERE HAS been considerable rejoicing among Alliston baseball fans generally no onewas more pleased over the succus of the Canucks in win ning the Simcoe County baseball league honors than Bob Doner senior known in Aliiston as Mr Baseball The wellknown insurance manls not only man agcr of the champions but also one of its most enthus iastic supporters both in rosy times like the present and also when the breaks go against the club We Were naturally very happy he answered simply when asked how he felt about the chem lonshlp Then With more enthusiasm he added he eve our coach Ah Ian Edgar and all our players deserve great deal of credit They all did well and we are proud of them ALLISTONS UPHILL FIGHT in taking the hon ors has been bringing wellmerited congratulations from every part of the Illeiub count league including officials of clubs which battled wi the Cunucks as the keenest of rivals Manager Doner said the county title was the first for Ailiston he could remember and hes been resident for 22 years But we didwrn the South Simcoe honors in 1966 and the Knights won it in 1965 he reminded The victory of the Canucks smashed monopoly held by Orjllia Majors for the past four years Before that Midland Indians were fairly consistent wrnnersof the county honors and for while it appeared they might come into the championship picture again this year until the Canucks demolished their hopes While Manager Doner was uiidoubtediy right in giving main credit for Allistons remarkable success to fine team effort there were individual stars Bob Doner lr was not only leadin pitcher in the league with eight games won against ee losses but he and Gary Smokum came through in brilliant fash ion in the finals Doner pitched 31 twohitter vic tory in addition to being the winning pitcher in the 130 finale over the Midlandlndians which wrapped up the championship Smokum hurled 30 shutout victory at Midland and also was the winning pitcher for the opening 43 win He had to he at his best for the former because he was pitted against the phenomenal Gordon Dyment who has demonstrated he has lost little of his itching skill at 37 Dyment blanked Alliston 30 for dlaiids only win of the series the veteran onetime pro giving up only one hit DONER SMOKUM AND PAUL MASON were the mainstays of the Alliston pitching staff throughout the season with Dave Mortimer called upon on occasion Mike Fairburn also made couple of pitching appear ances First sacker Wayne Storey and Smokum have been leading hitters in aveiages during the regular season wtih third sacker Ray Thibeht rising touthe heights at the plate during playoffs Ray hit the ball at close to 700 rate against Beeton and also was exoeptiqnal in the Thornton series Dave Mortimer an outfielder who can pitch or play any infield position wasthe leading home run hitter Bill Edgars ability at handling pitchers also was of material help in enabling the Canucks to come through Along with Mortimer John Morrison Dave Evans John Bowermanand John Heydon performed capably inthe outfield Brian Brooks also was good flyhawk and batter who was missed after he was injured in the Thornton series The determination and battling spirit which an abled Alliston to win out the hard way is reflected by the records The team finished in thirdplace tie with Midland in the regular schedule with 14 WInS10 losses and three ties Ivy Leafs finished first and Ma jors second Midland had one less loss than Alhston but were tied in points iNTHE PLAYOFFS the Canucks had to battlefol the wire to oust Thornton three games to two and it was the same against Beeton in another exciting ser ies The other finalist team Midland Indians who eliminated Ivy in hardfought semifinal went out the easiestfor the new champions The fine showing of the Allistoncinbarid the new floodlights for the hall diamond at Riverdale Park has assured 1968 going down intotherecord as an out standing baseball year for Mayor John Darlings town While they are out insofar as county competition is concerned Midland Indians are still very much in the OBA picture In fact they can take the intermedi atc OBA championship by winning athowmanville tomorrow afternoon With public school teacher Chester Graham pitch ing threehit ball Midland took the tiurd game of the best threeoutoffive final at Midland 40 rhubarb inthe second frame saw Midland catcher Terry Moore ejected from the game ANOTHER SIMCOE COUNTY league team all in the hunt for an OBA title Creemoreited Sox travelled nearly 200 miles to Petrolia this morning to keep an engagement scheduled for this afternoon with the home club It marked Creemores second trip to the Sarina area centre Last Sunday Creemoie travelled thatdis tance only to have an intermediate final game rained out rincompleted Creemore viasahead 31 in the first part of the fifth when the downpour came which turn ed the field into quagmire gt Ivys Bob Burns made two hits in the rainedout contest andplayed afine game at short The Red Sox were without Don Westbrooke who had played hockey at Barriethe night before with Los Angeles Kings Randy MacMullen took over pitching duties and had an advantage overPetrolias Jack Druiett As thingsnow stand Petrolialead onegame to none tbrougha 54 win in the opener Cree or ins thisafternoon thetthird anddeciding garnefor Jthe championship will be held atPetroiiatomorro Creeinore eliminated way to the finals season as oinplbnTuiso featcdylfansa City Blues Friday before on fan in iiprllhy to oncht while his mound ya Tote vlnkopgvallowed oniytwo hits North Juniors Still Unbeaten North Colleglate juniors rc maln unbeaten but the senior squad suffered defeat in its opening game in the Georgian Bay high school football league against Alliston Friday The junior squad which bent Slayner juniors 20 Tues dny tied with Ailislon 1712 North touchdowns were scor ed by Ron Babetterand Stove Thompson Score inIbe senior game was Alllslon 12 North is blillillTryouts Start Monday The Barrie Minor Hockey As sociation has assigned times and dates for open team try outs ln novice midget pee wee and bantam classifications Sept tryouts for the nov ice team will be held from 545 to 745 pmPee Wee tryoutswlll be from is to pm On Oct Bantam tryouts will befrom845 to 745 prn while Midget tryouts will be from to lam second set of tryouts will be held iorlhe Novice rind Pee Wee teams Oct at the same times as Sept The Bantams and Midgets will have their second tryouts Oct in at the same times as Oct The team practice sched ule will be drawn pp at later date There are new age lhnils this yeah Novice players must be born after midnight Dec 31 1951 PeeJWeesmust be born after midnight Dec 81 1555 Bali tnms must be born afler mida night Dec al 195 Midget players must have been him after midnight Dec ai 1951 Bradford llurler ls Chosen MVP reappear Staff Terry Carter who pitched five play off wins has been chosen most valuable player for the Bradford South Simcoe League softball champions Carter hurled Rocky Colange iosteam to to triumph in theclosing game which elim inated Fennells Corners four games to two llughle bchvoy homered for the whining Bradford team while pitchers Bob Burton and Jack Dosterhuir hit back to back hom ers for the losers in the fourth linal Races lit =Spéédway This is lhelast night of rac ing at Barrie Speedway for the 1969 season Main event on the card is solap feature lion Wardle oanrrie won the speedway points championship some time ago with 138 points Second place went to Fred notion of All013WllD had 138 points Gsrfrleacock of Barrie was trd in the standings The rest of the top to followr on Frolic of Mineslng Bill Steuik of0rilila AllanPlric of 0roltlon Graves ofr Barrie Paul Eenbonn and Terry Barr ivlflr and Bill Tottenof 0n Cnsii prizes ranged mo forhfirst to $25 fornlh 9th and 102 Chaiham Maroons lidg Guelph 65 GUELPH CP maroone edced Guelph lmpc rials Friday in the first pre in the Western tario Junior HockeyLeague Jerry baguette Bob Gibson Del jIIall guts McCord Mayo Pequette Bon Dusslanmo scored for Chatham Jim Sloan had twogoslrforthe mpcrials wllhslngle dosingcom ng from Ken Patterson Hugh Harvey and Paul Olilabonc Chatham Mosrsrecrarossron SENioaeme WERE FROM ORILLIh vncouvn ism MP wants Prospects in the and RIJNNING TedHiIndy of the Wildcats put on fine performance in the earlymonientsot the in winter when he rambled them the 15 to the 41 yard line brushing off several taoklerr Westcott showed line running gt again when he crossed the goal The junior wuauu niifered Ilfllcll the the lie Il they hid to ODCVIJunian 130 DDCVI senior Blues capitaliz odcn stumble on the first Eestolow ploy hick McNeil carried through lhe Elslview line at 200 min Kitchen converted illla squad warhead Eastview couldnt where with their attack and the Blues took over on Ibeirown ioynrdlinc Doug Westcoft ambled so yards behind fine blocking in set up the second touchdown Kllcben swung Ilotllidtfi0 right end again behindlood blocklng and made it for major Tbe convert was unsuccessful POOR BLOCKING in the first quarter the Wild cats bad hard time with poor offensive blocking In the second quarter Orfiiia marched downfield deep into Eastvlew terriforybut the de fence held Under Combines Act OTTAWA CF Vancou vcr MP lashed into the National Hockey League and its gover nors Friday as be pressed along with other members for legislation to bring professional sports under the Combines ln vestigation Act Ray Perrault LBurnaby Seymour centred his Commons attack on he fact that Vancou ver did not get an NHL fran chlse when the league expanded two years ago Instead franchises went to the United States to some cen trcs where the people couldnt careless Under the debate was pri vate members bill by Dopeld Macfnnis tPCCaps Breton East Richmond It would make it illegal to limit or restrain the opportunity in Canada of persons to participate in or ob serve any professionsl sport The bill which was talked out and goes to the bottom of the House order paper is identical to one introduced last year by lion Basford now consurncr af fairs vminisierp llfr rrault said professional Chlitomia Man LoseszBIi Crown LOS ANG LES AP World champion Carlos Teo Cruz retained bis lightweight title Friday night at Raul Rojas of California lost his World Boxing Association fcath crweight crow Cruz scored unanimous round decision ove Manda Ramos ofgCalilornla while Sho Saijyo of Tokybflnoréd Ro in the secondkalf of the tw bill and went on top unanimous is round victor Saijyo it wen lnto the ring vltiao underdog dcspitehaving outpointed Royashere last June in aploround nontitle tight Slender Saijyo buckled Roms kueerwith 1o lightninglike left andright combination early in the first round The same com bination again decked holds in the sixth round The stocky shorter Rnins wentdown to one knee got up quickly but took mandatory eight count fr referee John Thomas 80 or cut yer the left eye inthe third and under the some click the fifth Latertho challenger ripped openla gash overihlsrlghl eye Bolas put similar gash ovcr saijyoslefti the uni sports and all service industries should be brought undcrthe act NOT ACCOUNTABLE Canadian hockey executives said profit was 1the farthest thing frornrlheir minds and that as sportsmen they could not be accountable to anyone Yet Maple Leaf rgde Corn netted $90000 last year and Gardens stock now sells at $3288 share said Per rault The Gardens major shareholders rte home more than halfa million dollars each ast year Mr Perrault said Stafford smythe owner of Toronto Maple Leafs kille Vancouvers bid rui pro hncke Mr Smybne had acted the city tdgive no Bassoon By rantsssociarnnrness American League an is neat yastrski 533 89 162 304 Olive Min 470 54 136 789 Caster Hair 493 52 142227 Horton Del 50 67144 286 Uhlaender Min 48352 138 BulDrd Bill 426 66 120232 HowardWas 599 79 163 276 Davalillo Cal 518 48 143 275 Cairrpsneris Oak 634 85 174 274 ijnrrelson Bos 519 79 145 27 Runs McAulltfe Detro 95 Yastrzcmski so Runs halted InIIarrelson Howard loo liltsCampaneris 174 Apart ci Chicago 151 Tova hlinnei sofa DoublesB Robinson Bal more in Smith Boston 36 Triples Frego Cali rule 13 McCraw Chicago Home Runs Howuardii WWIform 36 stolen hasesCampaneris Cardenal Cleveland so Pitching Mclia Detro 316 it piece of land and when it wouldnt hethrolilcd the citys friliriicbisc gbid Mr Perrault 53 The NHL was riddled with restrictions on freedom and operated by feudal sports bar onetcios Contrary to practices in other sports hockey player was the lifetime property of the club to which bconged Why arecivil rights denied so many of our professionalth letest he asked Hyllard Chappell loPeel South and Warren Altmand NotreADamede6racet portedlhe principle of the bill but urged the House to await report by the Economic Council of Canada on the whole field of Nations Rosa Cm Alon Pit 550 581E 329 Johnson Cin 593 73 13 313 Gib 71 135 301 Beckett 63589 18929 Jones NY staubliou rMchvey SF Mn nnsBeckert98 Cincinnati so Ruins ntt lnMcCovey WilliarnsChlcago98 IlltsF Alou 207 Rose roe blesBiMk St Bench cinnati frlpleséBrock 13 Cieinentev Pittsburgh ll in IfunsMchvey Banks Chicago 32 lbssh gt Plttsbhré Marich Sa moo 743 at strikenntlr SACATON Ar JAP Bibi River fndians ing their military endhlstorical heritage denied use of their resertatlon Friday for proposedCessius ClayZora Foliey heavyweight fight 26 crates the land some of our brave boys have walked it said Mary Ifnna Johnson member of In lb Cnip Boston 165 La 768 Jenkin against allnwln fight lnvo lngClay who strip ad of his title after his onvict oh on charges of retusing to be indu ed into the United States nrm forces He has me eel announce lini ChicagorFridny that everythiig is on for the fight on this arid windswept rc Itstwcrs Lino square hlllésvsnuth of Phoenix Aria sup must be one st Kempviewbowlun iBnntams those under in Brian Cbil 284 DougKoso Robert Kendall of the Wildcats made spectacular play when heinterccpled pass the last play of the half and ran ltback 40 yards beforehewaa pulled down Drlliia pressrd ssfiin in the third quarter but couldntscoro The Wildcats got lucky break when Bob Gallagherof Grudge Grudge matches are the order of the weekend in the Western Football Conference as Winni peg Blue Bombers andCuigary vStampedera attempt ttle some scores The Blue Bombers entertain Toronto Argonauts Sunday in Winnipeg and they oregout to erase tbememory of drubbing they absorbed ayear ago in Toront The Stampeders have chance to pickruptlrst Conference today if they can also take the bad tasteoutof theirva loss to Saskatchewan earlier this season The competitors WFC weekend contest have the last playoff spotin both the Eastern and Western divisions of the Canadian Football League to set That gamers tonight in Edmonton the Eskimos and Ida rCats Bomber coach Joe Zaleski let the score reach 5343 again and Toronto opacli Leo Cabili says heals not restimating the Bombers Dave Batmey is threat to score every playuntil the whistle is blow receivers an here Although has rookiepum terback JohnSchneider of Win nipeg has common poi Youth Council jBowling Popular than vynlingsteri are every Saturdaymorning auspices of the Kempiiew Youth Bowling Council Years bowl at 10 ud gesguniore and seniors start at singles to date in the junior and nior divisions are arb love 372 In Cathy Flsk andrPhillp otvlnlwith bowler Ted IIo ard 179Andy McNeil Mark Coul on lab Midm lion FutonJaws gone in total Brings legged lIllIt Conic Hmiuphig was ntv ml Ari plumb at for Iny stop the invadingSasketchevian Roughrfders victory would the dDlane Ar line at ado liltohcns convert was good Wlldcats Dave Blevins was carried off the field with three minutes left in the game with milk will Bl or no opened the scoring in their game with 10 yard field goal by John Arends in the middle of the first Wrtcr No Orlilla touchdowns were called back near the start of the game one for rough play the other for downfleld blocking The Blues had the ball during III of the opening quarter The junior Wildcats played pretty good defensive ball In the second quarter but the offence could not get moving Blues quarterback Mike Ilub bert set up the teams only touchdown in the third quarter when boron in yards to the seven yard line then passed to mun Milligan in the end zone ibe convert by John Arends was good Tho junior Wildcats had an In jury too Gord Roberts was taken out of the game at 300 of the last quarter with pos rible dislocated elbow Dclermlned defensive work kept the Blues from scoring motor but Arends booted anoth er ticid goal this time from the is yard line to round out the visitors scoring Ross Kennedy and Larry CaId well made some this carries for the iunlnrs but in team was unable to put enou plays to Sethcr to score Matchés IIIWFCWeEkend ran onuanianrnass Cabill hopes to unsettle him with strong rushes CONFUSEDBY PLAY Zaleski says hes unsettled by that revolvlng door offence wherethe backs run all tlons before setting Wo inst have in stand there and wait to seewhet theyre doing If we go for all the wheeling and dealing eli be dead like anyhodyels meanwhile place in tbeWesternFootbaii Hfi DEAD STOCK SERV CE mEHOGS as HR DAYS mariners bassoon fATIoS smswainrs nnivawars SHANTY BAY sroue co