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the Brown lionihcr was ccrliiicd LA by his lrufi board 25 years ago today in 1041 silodi before the United Status bccmno involved in World Var lun Louis liml lunpornriiy and served 15 somczmi in the army before returning to the ring wars in 1040 FORMER WORLD heavyweight boxing champiun Joe Louis is in Frankfurt Germany this week for the big title bout between Cassius Clay and 1an Mililenbcrgcr Vilh Ctay battling his draft hoard over his military status in recent months todays sport history note is of interest Sports history has recorded bird being slmck by batted ball in the outfield but this one must be ï¬rst nnywhcrc blrd which was identified as arrow flew out of 1115351515145 and cql ncrqss toward rd base 115 WW mm mum no light cut right across The plate directly in from of Belcourl and it met sudden death as it colleed with McHughs hathmwn toss Leafs Square Playoff Round grand total of 77 Elmvale batters paraded to tho plate vhlle lllcllugh faced 72 men Veteran Bud Mc Comb who mastered the Hotelmen 81 in the series opener was replaced Jack Thomson the second game loser after ten ramcs This game will most certainly rank among one of the biggest pitching achlev ments in OASA playoff history AS IF THIS was not enough the Mcniord outing produced one of the oddest incidents in the history of any sport gitchcd ball on its way to the plate actual ly struck an kiilcd bird in flight Elmvale catcher Lou Bolcourt described the rarity as real surprise Ho was in the procch of catching Mciiughs ilnai wnnnup itch as the batter was stepping into the box to start the Vtiliamsioni haif of the 18th inning DangMcHugh Shines In Historic Playoff By cums AYLOTT In 1064 Dan Mellugh who displays his exceptional pitching talents with Elmvale Palace Hotel com leted most outstanding season in the Barrie and strict Senior softball circuit In leading his team to double vlctory the regular schedule and playoff crowns Mo Hugh virtually dominated the individual achievments He came through with strong clutch performance to check Barrie Plaza 61 in the seventh and deciding game of the championship final showdown This earned him the award as the outstanding playoff performer Capping this memorable night Meliugh scored the games only run himself after singling to lead off the last half the 20th He was advanced into sconng pos ition by catcher Lou Belmurts sacrificebunt and scored from Doug Stones single Paul Rowats crew went the distance right down the complete balling onl cr employing just nine men Loser Vllliamsford used just one substitute unwuu umuluouu Inc sIde inVOEder 11 umcs ran up string of 20 consecutive putouts and scattered six singles 1H THE BARBIE zxumngmmnsamm use However while accepting his share of losses Mc Hugh still comes through with flashes of brilliance Wednesday night in Meaford was ierhaps his finest hour He exhibited great stamina in olding 9ut for 20 innings of shutout gitching as Elmvale eliminated Wil liamsford to gain erth in the southern Ontario OASA Intermediate finals McHughs contribution to the Elmvale winnings in 1964 was recognized in his being selected the most val uable player and most valuable pitcher On top of this tho Elmvale ace was tower of strength at the plate He edged out Plaza star Corby Adams by single percent age point for the batting title McHughs big season gave Elmvale all six trophies in 1964 for team and indi vidual efforts INCIDENTALLY hisiory re eated itselfln manner of eaking this season Anot er special playoff was nee ed to snap tie between Plaza Stewarts and Elm valc as newcomer Newmarket were twopoian of the pace Prior to this limitextended battle for playoff laurels McHugh combined with pitching mate Leo Belcourt to trip lruelove Heating and ace pitcher Don Dyks1ra 60 in suddendeath clash Iruelove who were to become Canadlan Tim year later were deadlocked atop the ï¬vedub heap with the Hotelmen 21130 points each two up on Stewarts Garage UH CIOIILECTED 21 strikeouts dismissed the SPORTS 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and In scldam missbd name All Mylalylfqafrcardcns Amer 191 Ihlnk his nblllly lo come back from the depth stemmed ram hl grunt amhluon and his ml of hockey his on Foster Ia KEENRNS Hewitt along with Claude Robinson took the Initial atom in the nrmntlon the CAHA in 1914 and was mrctnrytrcns war of the association mm 1511 until his appointment as roglstrarlrcasurcr 10 year later William Arthur Hewitt was born in Cobourg 0nt May 15 1375 He moved with his family to Toronto at the one of our and as youth worked as copy boy on Inc Toronto Evening News Later he became re porter with The News and even tunly sporu editor Lm Nllhll 5mm Uzukmu ImEunm Immm hull Gan He had played large part ln larmlng the lnlerpravlnclal Rugby Football Unlon alter 1901 was sports cdllor ol the Tomnlo Slur far 31 your alter working as sports cdllor with he Manncal Herald during 13mm and held the post nl ntlrnctlons manager Im Maple Leaf Gardens These were but few his sport allillatiom hnwever was naistrartrcasurer oi 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the East Germans got rest NEW YORK AWPele Ro zelIe commlssioner the Na llona Football Mague still 15 voicing cnutimu optimism but theres some danger planned merger of the NFL and Amen lcan Football League wont go Lllrougn are committed In Lhe lal plan Rozelle said in his East Germans Sweep Heats Grid Prexy Rozelle Cautious Optimist Rookie quarlerback vWally Gahlcr the Michigan State xensatlm who has caught on will Toronto Argonauu pleased will Lhe acquisition of Canadian Football League vet 7261 ROOKIE GHBLER GREETS EAGLE We Are pleased lo have his nssurnnm canmnln Ibo 1e gamy 01 out plan or flu ex panded league and hll advim lo Inrwnrd Bu lie Scior hand In hcsllanl bccnum the nu ï¬ug DON unu ll MN NAHONA AND MIN GI WOMIN Vol CNIlDllN luv DlllCl OM WI MIOIMOIV AND SAVE mar OUMIIV llNSll SAIISMCHON nwumum IROKIN MMIS IIPAlllD OI IUIACID WINE V00 WAIT OCUHSII IIKSCRIVIWNS HID MM 10W KL N0 ommmr NICIIMIV Rep Emanuel Caller NY chairman of the House judiciary commillee and IL anlIlrusl subcvmmluce advlsnd Rozclle tn go ahead with plan to combin the two leagues Into single clrcuiL He warned hwevcr that no egislalmn cmpllng the merged lwgue rum nnlilmsl laws will be cn acted his year He said that nc er the jur xlce drparlmcnl nor Congreu has any plans of questioning the pramsgd mcrgcri nbzclle 511 prepared slaumant when he returned to New York The proposed merger ccivcd mild setback when the me nnlllmst subcommillee mum Rozcfles plea of lurk lalion exempt 1h merger 1mm angllrus laws 0U If any 15de of that total planme common drall he pastseason playoff eventual interlacking play propmed ex pnnsIon any nspod it any part cl in danger hen Ibo Inga plan Ls In dang Ing hédre Ceilrcsslnngfvm committee meeUng in Washing lomehursday ALL GLASSES NE SW PHISH 65 STYLES SHAPIS AND gm aypear aï¬mw meeLs Day at an Argo prac tice session while Day models his new number 19 uniform Tmnlo coach Bob Shaw has employed Day who was re cran Eag Day Hm Gabler Push 5mm scum Ollllll ml SlflGLE VISION 0mm mm mug mus whimEMT COLORS Io cuoogs FROM Immu 0pm Tun Uml RM In pm Friday nllhl III pm nun All In Maudy PHONE uuul The AFL now composed 01 nlne team came lma axlslenm In um The NFL now am posed 15 team has bean In operation alnce H10 1920 mun gm Thu leagues announced plans or merger earlier lhil year The phns Include post4 season playoff between me two champions in January next year meseum exhiblflom be tween the luv leagues In 1961 common dram and complete mnsulidalhm under mm 1W0 merqu complex commitments that must be made on IQHX mm basis For nus reason wa will cvnï¬mxc to urge legisle lnCongmsf leased Alter nanIn many years in the wut with Calgary Stampede Day could be starting a£ternonn whenlho Scullera host Edw monlan Esklmm at the ONE Sladium OP Wuepholo VANGUARD ENSIGN mum TM SPORT CAR hyfleld nun In io All Mlku Anthqu bum Ill HAROLD JORY morons 0M MA CM ROAD SERVICE 1mm