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Canada's Veteran Lady Golfer By JACK SULLIVAN | Canadian Press Stall Writer Ada Mackenzie will tee off in the British women's amateur | golf championship in England this month, This would be common- place news except that Ada is 66 and belts the ball 200 yards off the tee, as far as she did 50 years ago when she won her first tour- v Still Rates With Gam nament, Probably just as amazing is that she has a handicap of five, which means a round of 78 or 79. 8 There aren't many women golf- ¥ ers in the country who can out- drive the stylishly plump Ada or who can shoot in the high 70s. "I'm going over to England just for the fun," Ada said in an interview shortly before she left Montreal with five other Cana- dian women golfers. "I'll be happy if 1 can survive a couple of rounds in the Amateur." The other golfers are members of Canafla's team in the first Commonwealth tournament. They are Mrs. Marlene Stewart Streit of Toronto; Mary Gay, Calgary; Rae Milligan, Jasper, Alta. Roma Neundor{ is the alternate on the team, BIG TOURNAMENTS They will play first in the Wentworth international in- vitation tournament May 19 - 21, the British Amateur at the Berk- shire Golf Club May 25 - 28 and the Commonwealth tournament over the old St. Andrews course in Scotland June 2 - 6. Miss Mack- enzie is entered only in the ama-| teur, Ada, who says she is making| the trip "to boost the kids along," will make her fifth appearance in the Amateur in 30 vears. She has never won it, although her| most gallant bid was. made in| 1953 when she was 60 years old.| "I thought 1 had a real good chance," she recalled. "I got to Name Canada's Bisley Squad OTTAWA (CP)--A 21-member there." Canadian rifle team for the Bis-| py¢ -- ADA MACKENZIE, with an age of 66 and a handicap of five, is one of five Canadian women amateur golfers who are slated to play in the British women's amateur golf tourna- ment in England this month, This will be Ada's fifth try in 30 years for the British title and although she has been Since she first won the Cana- Miss Mackenzie mer was announced Tuesday by|--- ti . muda, o ~ added four more C s Best with silver plate. Since her 1919 triumph she has | Rowing Club Training Plan Is Doubtful VANCOUVER (CP)~--The -Uni- versity of British Columbia and Vi Rowing Club training five Canadian Ontario, two Ber- 10 Toronto and district and last year wom her fourth ¢ consecutive Canadian seniors 4 including Mrs. Streit British Amateur cl p. She has kidded her way around just about every course in Can- ada, has entered the United States amateur championship 10 times and has off sound ad- vice to up-and-coming youngsters in 1953 and the| U.S. Amateur in 1956, the only Canadian to win these titles. about 4 scantily draped in towels when a dian women's open jn 1919, she has picked up four more Cana- | dian open crowns, five Cana- dian closed titles, seven On- tario, two Bermuda and 10 To- ronto and district matches. | Here she is seen receiving one | of the many trophies that dec- | orate her Richmond Hill, Ont., close she has never won it. | -CP Photo |the fourth round and Just missed she first hit the jackpot with vie- {out on a semi-final spot when Iitory in the 1919 Canadian wo- got into trouble on a pardhree men's open tournament. She has hole. I flubbed my chances right heen digging divots in courses of| the world since and the trophy | le te . hasn't| room 'in her home in Richmond | ley matches in England this sum- "flybhed"' many chances since Hill, just north of Toronto, is T comments attributed to 0 won the|th program's fate is doubtful. Coach Dave Helliwell says only 10 of the 24 crew members have found jobs. The B.C. rowers gained promi- nence in the 1954 Empire Games by winning a gold medal, In the 1955 Olympics the fours won a gold medal, the eights a silver. This year, as they prepare for e Pan - Games in Chicago, their training program may be ended because they can't find jobs in Vancouver, 'Most of the fellows are broke and they aren't going to stay around Van- couver much longer," Hellwell of {said Tuesday. FIGHTS LAST NIGHT By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Portland, Ore.--Pat McMurtry, 188, Tacoma, Garvin Sawyer, 190, New York, 10. Yuma, Ariz, -- Art Aragon, 152%, Los Angeles, knocked out Bobcat Terrance, 158, Chicago, 2. Caribou, Maine--Yvon Durelle, 175, Baie St. Anne, N.B., knocked out Teddy Buins, 176%, Boston, 3. Richmond, Calif. -- Billy Mus- ray, 152, Stockton, outpointed Chico Cirino, 154, San Francisco, 10. San Jose, Calif.--Louie Molina, 188, San Jose, knocked out Kildo Nunez, 137, Tijuana, Mexico, 5. London, England--Dave Charn- ley, 133%, England, knocked out Willie Toweel, 135, South Africa, 10 (Charpley wins British Em. pire lightweight title). deep voice bellowed: "Where the hell's the soap?" WE MANUFACTURE fon Women squealed and ducked for cover. It was only the forth- right Miss Mackenzie having fun, NOTICE Stephenson's Garage 15 CHURCH ST. We are sorry to inconven- | ience our customers while we ore renovating our pre- mises. We expect to re- open for alignment work during the week of May if 18 to 23, Our services will be expanded at this time with the oddition of a second alignment mach- ine. 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