Barrie Examiner, 16 Jan 1964, p. 8

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mmmtmnn vawzrvmswWWW action hero Wednesday 19 points aheadof second place orae mm mm neuron and TI chain ooroooas Fish fire Biting Somewhere In Bay One of the best ways to get belt in the beak is to call someone liar However liar is the term most often used in reference to fishermen Because these same people seem to have invented the harshsounding but inendly term it has never been known to incite violent tendencies For instance when fisherman pulls ina big trout or bundle of Whitefish its not likely hell tell the location of the magic spot it pressed say biua newspaperman hell wave his arms in umpteeR different directions and say something like this in Shanty Bay Now on and and the gatepost know that Shanty Bay in ifeference to ice fishing covers wide area the newsman makes lot of mistakes by asking Isl of questions He never gets the answer hes look ing for but can usually guess the spot somewhere in Shanty Bay it mi ht not seem so harsh if ld said these guys were iihliing joshing or just wouldnt tell But thats too soft for fishermen Theyre the greatest bunch of greedy characters one could ever care to know The two trout shown in this column weigh nine and six pounds They were pulled in by Murray hluzz Lawson and Al Bowman Bowman youll recall was involved in the big catch including iZpound trout few days ago LAWSON BOWMAN AND SHANTY BAY CATCH And you know where they were caught umpteen different directionsaccorupanied by in Shanty Bay Regardless of where the fish were honestly caught it is further evidence that this Will be the best year in four for local winter fishermen Incidentally these fish along with the pair shown in this newspaper Monday front page are included in the Ciarkson fishing contest Both were snapped by expro photog and new hotel manager Ross Man zer OUTDOOR NOTES Fish and wildlife officer ilar old Van Wyck reminds ice fishermen that they can have two lines in the water as long as they are pro perly attended ie be close enough that you can see the action on both Also the names and addresses that by law must be written on the shanties need not he foot high just legible enough that they can be read easily by passer hr Barrie District Hunters and Anglers Conservation Club is asking members to pledge few hours per month to practising conservation good pledge for anyone dont you think HM Marlies Down iiédiiitiiiioiiiiiiigii Niagara Falls puck at Glassford LONDON Ont CF tor onto Marlboros came up with two third period goal to break three three second period deadlock and down Niagara Falls Flycrs in Olin Junior Bears Close In On iices Dont look now Quebec lines but that hot breath you feel on With their win Marlies moved your shoulders belongs to pack Montreal extending their un Li beaten streak to eight games of Bears Hershey Bearshvthat Piitsburghs smallest Amati Mikeflaltonss hirdgoal in amea 1047 the third to broke 33 he and three mmutes later Wayne Carleton clinched the game Brit Selby scored the other Toronm goal Brian Bradley Ron Schork and Gilles Marotto replied for Niagara Falls Referee Merle Glassford as can Hockey Heaguecroiiidof the 2360 watched Hershey more in one point of east ern divisionleading Quebec with 62 Victory over Hornets Wed nesday Hershey jumped off to three goa lead in the first period and titer coasted the rest of the way Keith McCreary and Bruce Russians Poet Easy vvszWyyy Vfprwnagn Win Over Canadians inflow CRAFT1 Last mouthpassing In Olympic hockey team trounced Canadal young Olympic 31 Wednesday in an exhibitor game Aboule hgaucloéltes at in Sports TV approv or the hardworking but out clsssed Canadians were over whetmed Only secondperiod goal by Marshall fHoyreedl Johnston kept the Canadians from being blanked The Canadian had arrived here by lIl during the tiny and seemed to show the effect of their long flight However Rev David Bauer tbdr coach of fered no excuses for the crush in defeat Father Bauer who teaches at St Marks College at the Uni imiton British Columbia th you are beaten theres nothing mud you can say SAN FRANCISCO Am1W0 of San Francisco Giants big guns signed contracts Wednes day with Willie Mays receiving an estimated 05000 for 1060 and Orlando Cepedn boost to about $52000 Moyas agreement came as no surprise Willie and the manage ment have been amicable as his salary rose to the highest pla teau in baseball history 0n the other hand Cepeda has usually been holdoul it was March 12 last year before the slugging first baseman came to terms Mayss signing could well To vive the last debate over whether he or Mickey Mantle of New York Yankees receives the most money After Willie signed year ago Mantle received $100000 pact Giants president Horace Stoneham then de clared Willie is not second in previous years Joe Dimen gio Stan hluslal and Ted Wil liams reached the 31000001 year level Cepeda had held out in loot until he gained 916500 raise to 6500 Then he slumped near the end of the pennant winning season and the first 1563 contract offering reflected it with cut Orlando held out nodftnaiiylwou token raise SECOND HIGHEST The new contract is believed to call for $5000 increase making Canada the second high est salaried Giant The hiryearold led the Giants wim 316 average lest sea MELBOURNE Australia 1A Norman Strange president of the Lawn Tennis Association oi Australia made bitter attack Wednesday on Federations attitude to shamateurism At the was annual confer ence be accused the 1LT oi having let tennis down badly and claimed it never had made real attempt to overcome the problem Strange made his attack dur ing the conferences discussion on payment of expenses to visit ing players and after delegates had asked whether Australias adherence to its limit of $14 day was the real reason why in ternational players were not iu terested in playing the Austral ian circuit ihero is no doubt some coun tries pay very much more than they should Strange told the meeting Players who go to Caribbean tournaments get hun dreds of dollars and nothing is done to stop it am quite sat nailed the lLlF has never made any real attempt to get cvi ence of what is on It has let on waslast 111 the International Lawn Tennis is seared nine penalties SIX to Cline scored two goals each for Bears MANSFIELD nasn VALLIBTON our New Open WEDNESDAYS Multananus lid lie eluding second pe lhc Russians were better We were weak in all deput rncnls adopt maybe loll MARTIN CHEER The goalkeeper sen Martin of lrull BC was the only CI Ildiln to gain cuthualntlc did dhmnlai crow whenever its side soured but gave only few desidtory them when Johnston oi Birch Ellis Sash got the Canadians goal ihosconatthceodoithc first period was 80 it we 54 at the end of the second the Sports Peiuoertnkla morcthanuicetwidcrthan MCcnIdtlnrtnkLCauudiln ltuhlrelmoiiyosfcetwtdo and 200 feet long Ewan rinklslmmfeetwidc 00 let orig Jerry OMallcy Tcny Clancy undGuryBcggdiduotpiayln this we MaysAnd Cepeda Sign 1964 Pacts WILLIE MAYS son He hit 34 home runs and boiled in 91 Even with Cepcda in the fold the Giants still have problems Pitcher Jack Sanford and util ityman Harvey Kuenn arent agreeable to proposad cuts from their respective 1965 salaries of $40000 and $35000 And Willie McCovey who tied for the homo run crown last year with 44 doesnt think his proposed raise is enough Despite an early season slump Mays hit 314 last season with aa homers and too mnsbottcd in When the Giants won the 1962 National League pennant he was home run king of the ma iors with is and led in RBI with lit although his batting av erage ycar Makes AttackOn ILTFs Attitude doing to stop these practices and no one could tell mehc cause it was doing nothing The conference also foreshad owed tighter control of Austral players in the future when it appointed special commit tee to investigate sections of the UTA constitution relating to its powers over and control of play ers Some of Austrniins top play ers including Roy Emerson have threatened to move to Eng land to avoid the font controls of the LTAA Emerson won the Magellan championship last we REPAIR now PAY LATER with our convenient BUDGET PLAN DANGERFIELD herons can Father Bauer said he hoped thcteamwoulddobetterweu It faces the humans min lrl dnv HAS NO SXCUEEB nTm pot lReina to mate easy men or onlgbt Bauer Hi Iudlrn not going to My my thing to take any of the glory oil the Soviet win Our men Iro young men and this Is good pcrleuce for Innsbruck Canadian observers who have Teen the Soviet team play in North America the last two win tel morally rate it as the Olympic favorite The Olympian were hard pressed to gain 44 do than day night in fun of Caundlln pm and cache who now perform in Europe tw KEYSTONE BATTERY WITH TRADE1N norrower cuntnun Guaranteed oilmonths of full powered pcrformancc combines HiCapaci to spin zero cold engine faster andlonger plus Hi uter feature that protects the plates that produce the poster when you forget to add water Also the exclusive advantage of PowerSealed DryCharge that 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