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YIIE HARRIS iIXER WEDNESDAY JULY 20 1960 Ti T341 WIN In First NL Start Rookie Hurls iMignaichs Tiample OneHitter For Friscos Giants W°WSI Wm 95 threerun Eltefllh inning in By JACK IIAND sured 95 tictory for Hillcrest Associztcd Press Staff Writer Monarchs otcr Varncc Willows softball game at this major league debut in 1584 Two American Lcagucrs have broken in with ambitionAd in ladies dic loss of cleidtand and Mike Queens Park Tuesday night Public has become the first Na Fmm °f 35mng The winners kept tnE Willows tional League pitcher in lilodcrn Milwaukee sliced Pittsburghsl° mm days to pitch onehitter in his league loud to Hi games by in mime altoi chalking uo three first big league start ningilsvsixtll straight on as quick runs in the lirst two ini The Maude dtclslon oior St Louis nhiic mnES 5mm king Dr 31 Sick Pittsburgh was losing to Los An Knarsey allowed We hits Coast League mm was re gclLs 5t Cincinnati whipped and Walked two to claim the vic Caued mm Tacoma with an cago 41 behind Jim OToole inltory llipwell iet ii ston rccard had perfect game or the other game archs tag leather and waikld innings Tuesday ism for hiarichols performance could eight for Viliows loss San Francisco An error by Ed Juan Ilaricltal 2iyeariold rookie from the Dominican Re Over White Sox By JACK AND Associated Press Staff Writh and threerun insido thepark home run by speedy Luis Apnri cio for 64 triumph over Boston DNEHITIER Pedro Ramos pitched no hit hall for scveu innings and wound up with onehit shutout as The American League pennant race is study in contrasts While the New York Yankees bludgeon the opposition with home runs flexing their muscles in make up or faulty pitching to Chicago White Sox play it lite with speed and tight pitch inc ihc Yanks maintained their twogame lead over the second placo White Sox by scoring five in the ninth to top Cleveland 1341 Tuesday night Chicago cashed in on Billy Piciccs tourhit pitching Washington downed Detroit 54 The only hit was leadoff single by Rocky Cnlcvito in the eighth inning Baltimore came up with six runs in the 10th inning to top Kansas City 93 with and Daleys wild pitch permitting the tie breaking run to score SOUTH SIMCOE STANDINGS Team Standing to Jul 16 Coilingwood Barrio Thornton Midland Ailision Oriilia New Lowcii Beeton AB no nrIiey Orilltn aiz htcoee Benton 11 Walker Stlycoc 33 hi Broicy Thornton 33 Patton New Lowell on Dymeni Midland 111 itunn Ortiill aJs Parrish Now Lowell 11 Hipwu Oruiln 321 short cottingwood Sini Auhtnn ais starvim Creomum I0 111 ttottoiis Oriiltn aio cown Cranium iz 0Lalry Breton rtquer Thornton to 303 nos 30 hole as the annual Rogers Cup tournament drnws to close Tuesday at Barrie Golf Club LAST HOLE 0F ROGERS CUP TOURNAMENT Gord Miller putts on the last Right of him Mary Hickling Icbb who watches the halls progress as Mac MacDonald stands hole Not in piclliro is Lilly near two with Mr Miller won the tourncyv mixed two bail on the 16th hole four and die Ercssoud lot the Hills Tony Taylor roach base Mnrichal lost his nohit bid when pinch hitter Clay DalI rymplo singled with two out in the eighth That was the only Phil hit as they absorbed 24 delcat The newcomer struck out 12 only three short of the record that the Dodgers Kori Spooncr set in his first start in 1954 WIITS CENTURY No other National League pitcher in modern days tsince I900 has thrown onehitter in his first start Charles Jones of Cincinnati pitched nohittcr in Bademaéher labs Way To Decision TORONTO CPIBalding Pete Rademochor of Columbus 62 leftjuhbod his way to unanim ATLANTIC l2 Canadians Tied At 2nd In Swim Collingwood Edges Barrie Squad 21 Collingwood trailing by one run from the srcond inning ticdl it up in the fourth and came GROUNDS iiiiliYS Opening Thurs July Continuing Fri and SohJuiy 2223 REATE CANADIAN SHOWS PENING TOMORROW numamnwaazé pm pm pm mi night Auspices Barrie Arena Commission CITY NJ APJioullili in the Absecon Islandilhlough in the sixth to nail 21 giftcnuflfigaordflfmo hf Vliermnn Willcmse whose ictorylcnmpctition for this first time it victory over Barrie in Smith rinerusty Canadian heavyweigm in Iho Absecon Island marathon was the seventh annual eventSimcoo Baseball League tilt champinn here Tuesday ism swtm was his first in profcs here Tuesday night at Coliingwood sionnl race was $5000 richer to willumse moved into strong Blanchard took over the Col day and the bearer of new honors lcatl at the 14rnile mark after an lingwood mound chores in the for his Dutch homeland Argentine lorge htossndra of filth inning Dreovet started The 25ynnrum school teacher Bucnos Airos had paced the the game and the pair held the mm Utrecht Holland climbed told of 16 entrants Mozzadra Barrie batters to eight hits and mm the water smiling bmadlyicauglit tip again with eight miles aiwalk fanning six Tuesday to the roar of 10000ilclt butllio lanky Dutchmans Bush hold the Barrie mound spectators and the strains of thcllEfldy k105i swirled hlmfiadi for the full game allowing five Dutch national anthem from an more miles hits and walked one He struck HE mathemghe Atlantic my Villcmscs time was not rec out seven Marina 10 hours 30 minutes and ord but he did finish almost 24 Barrios only walk name with 54 seconds aflm he had it minulcs faster than last years the bases loaded in the second to swim the 25 miles around the stnrLumsdon whose time in Reid scored on walk to Rob island His clasesg campcmm5 1950 was 10 hours 54 minutes ertson But with two away and two Canadian veterans who fin hicuadm then fell behind hoses still full Doug Coulson Chuvan is heck or badyished second simultaneously rapidly in finished fifth in flied nut Puncher when you are dumb were 300 yards behind the crew 1059304 behind another early enough to stand there and let out blonde parosetterJohn Lacnursiere of of Telephone goo in the ink sptenn Oriilin Runs BAHED IN Morrow is Scott inn Cnmcron in Motion to Wnthrooke iowirnt lay in Hipweii 10 Mason to Ross Gown cl Vhriln limit in nrn nor Midland as is cm Gnidimttb Stlynar 12 to Scatt svllh Butter Vottorooko Cree zo Clmnrnn All 12 Ltmleuxy Midlllnd 10 0M EURO lIDlIOW Milislp Stnyncr Scott Hi WI ul Lemieux Emmy Thornton hluon Iiintll arcn III Floss OKIIIIH glckfllflilk lights Elgltlxgtlllztl In III Em CB IV Nd push ammo would on Utopia an Stayner BATTING ot noon nun All Scott enema as 13 There were no knockdown in the rather onesided bottle before small crowd at about 4000 at Maple Leaf Baseball Stadium The fight was scheduled for Man day night bill was postponed he onuse of rain BIG ATTRACTIONS io occrorus rooms wmacr omnnvoonovnn MANY ornnn poisonous FLYING SCOOTER KIDDIE LAND ironaw Thornton Phillips Callingwood Leonn1 Coilingwond Hill cniiingwood Edwards unitlo 12 itacMullon Cnomorn Cnrbctt stsyner so Bush Earn 11 Radomncher spotting 22year old Chuvalo nine years and out weighed 217 to 204 had too much ring savvy for the hard punchtng but slowmoving Tor onto youngster mrus Scott Hill hymn Johnston novnus Johnston ani lay brnnko Corbett 36 Fungi ti rim N14 Vllms Jnckson iiidinnd 17 is 351 toy count is down Walker New LowII 2s Bums Boo lemNa four Decision or hem Innlnll It Hondricklon Midirid Hllt Cniiinrwoad Drover Colltngwood Johnston Thornton Bush Bitrte Bowmnn Barri him hit you which didnt do said Hademacher the 1955 Olym pic henvywnight champion The two were Cliff Lumsdon of Toronto and Tom Park native of Hamilton now living in Boll fiowcr Calif They both kicked Montreal at it though gave the lead back to the rubbormen Jack Plant and Gene Minnings split the hurling Biiiiiuii ilitEIllI liltflli M6882 Mansfield Rubber Margins Bell 53 Mansfield Rubber damn from behind with tlireerun effort in the fifth t6 margin Boll Tele phone 53 in an Industrial Soit balLtill at Queens Park Tues day night The linemen were behind 21 in the third but came through chores for the winners allow ing three hits and giving up 10 walks Norton and Eirnio gave up 11 hits and walked mind for the telephone loss Blanchard Cotltnzwood Dymcnt midinu Parrish New Lowe Hum Allistnn solidly Thornton McDonald Ortiilo Btirkc Orillln llllrhluiinn Cmn McTnvish Crestnon Ncisnn Utopia Shermun Henson narrctte Stnynor Corbett Stoyncr Howling Alliston Loughood litopln Brandon New Lowell Crowley Eeetnn Waikem Eeeton Gnidsmtth sty Flyers Margin Thomas By 76 In 11th Inning Jim Baskerville snapped six nlt tie in the 11th inning Tuesa day night at Camp Bordonwith hit that shunted Bod Kelly ome for the ECAF Deadlocked with Thomas Elec tric from the eighth inning Baskervilies hit gave theair men 76 margin over the Bar ris visitors in mens senior softball epic The hosts spotted Thomas five runs at the top of the third in ning but roared back with wild slugging sixrun frame to take over the lead The guests knotted it up again in the eighth The game was highlighted by couple of incidents Jack Thomson yet the Flyers was ejected from thg game in the eighth frame for arguing over call at home plate And in this ninth Hernia Scobia also of the hosts was taken to hospital Laurie Wheeler stayed on the Barrio mound for the entire game allowing 17 RCAF hits Ailijudersuupmdlemu gt gt puinle on the Flyors mound in Egg an °° New Low Profile shape reduces fire flex Inaeases Mileage THE TIRE THAT DOESNT GET TIRED LOW PROFILE takes regular air pressure yet its lower wider to keep you safe at top hlghway speedsi across the finish line in tho offi cial clocking of In hours 40 min utes and 78 seconds alter swim ming the last two miles stroke for strnkn FIRST WOMAN More laurels went to tho Netherlandnwhcn Mary KokV 20V of Hilversun was the first woman to finish The distinction brought her $800 She took eighth place in 113124 with brace of runs in the four Both Willemsa and Miss Kok th to take 32 edge couplo HEARD ABOUT LOWPROFILE TIRES Flexing wears out people and tires TICATS FIRST CUT NORTH BAY CF Peter Lyford quarterback from Wilder VL Tuesday became the first cut of the season from HamiltonTigerCats of the Big Four in training here The Ti cats still have six signalcallers left including incumbent Bernie Faloney and Frank Cosentino Hamiltons top draft choice from the University of Western 0n ario Special Saturday Molina 18 pm All Rides IOaup to T4 yoouof ago nzuonflsueouasoasm rwnanznsnosmgwmwu in womanWoe wesaaassouoauo PWIUb Mani Mum mathmoi mmnum mnnai Lahflmfifi Blind Bowlers Meet Saturday Blind lawn bowlers from all over Ontario visit Allondale Sat urday to take part in tourna ment at CNRA Allandisle Lawn Bowling Club The Allandole club ls sponsor ing the game which will see players from Toronto Hamilton St Catherines and Simcoe Coun ty BEAT THIS OFFER PROVE THE DIFFERENCE About eight players boom this Testdrive set of LOWPRROFILE noun MASTERS 01 10 days it not mm expected omend satisfied youve enjoyed new feeling of security new czi handling ease The games played as close to new ride your full purchase price Will be returned regardless GA mitea youve the Ontario Lawn Bowling rules put on the as possible will last from2 pm through dusk Ladies of the CNRA Club will host the visitors to dinner at the club house at pm Ctimpetitors include both men and women Those interested in the tournament can contact Keetch president of Allan dale Lawn Bowling TOWALK nor Run is woos WHEN coma TO PLAYGROUND on BUT WHEN crossmc THE STREET tr YOU sLow DOWN YOUR FEET trait in winsmu Mm raidWhit SAME AIR PRESSURE BUT LOOK AT THE DIFFERENCE iLow Proiile Dominion Royal Master is prevmouldad closer to its rolling shape Theres less flexing in the vital sidewall aiea where destructiveyhest builds up 21 MARY ST BARRIE Moon Bull The Bnnia hummer stress uarrlc out uiu 0H4 HEATING 10 Down Yen to PB Clarke Heating And thetMetnI PA 83171 Telonbou Iunufluuunm Hflmmdiu