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JUNIOR Members of the Junior sion of the Oshawa Club, have been diligently pre- Divi- | paring in recent Tennis | TENNIS ENTHUSIASTS READY FOR TOUR for | their own special "Junior Tour- nament', to be held shortly. weeks. SPORT SNAPSHOTS Winnipeg Water Polo The above picture shows a | Cox, chairman number of the Junior enthusi- © Development asts grouped at the net, listen- = OTC. ing to instructions from Ron '* 2] of the committee, Junior for -Oshawa Times Photo Team Seeks Entry Olympic Games By SCOTT SCHILL Canadian Press Staff Writer WINNIPEG (CP) Playing- manager Gary Solar sees only two obstacles between his Winni- peg Neptunes and a berth in the 1964 Olympic Games as Canada's first water polo entry. First, the elub must win Canadian championship in 1963; second, it- must raise an esti- mated $800 per player to finance the Olympic trip Solar believes that both stacles can be overcome His club already has tasted in- the ob- Thompson's Win In Port Perry defeated Port Perry League Port in an softball Thompson's Perry 7-3 at Inter-County game last night Lutz led the way for Thomp- son's by striking out 16 players and allowing two hits. Errors proved costly to Port Perry Campbell scored for Thompson's in the first on an error at home, plate, Stinson, Gerrard and Grandy crossed the plate for Thompson's during the third. In the fourth, Campbell, Cole and Stinson added three more runs, Port Perry scored their three runs in the sixth inning, G. Men- zies hit a home run and A. Men- zies and Wilson got the others. A. Menzies was the losing pitch- er. He allowed eight hits THOMPSON'S: Campbell, 3b Cole, ss; Stinson, If; Garrard, 1b: Grandy. 2b; Griffin, cf: Dilla- baugh, rf: Weldon, ¢: Lutz, p PORT PERRY Birkett, If Powell, 2b; G. Menzies A Menzies, p; Carneg 3b: Brent, rf; Wilson, cf: McCarty (5th), 1b; Teno, 1b; Oke, ¢ ds: NO PAYMENTS TILL SEPTEMBER NATURAL GAS IS YOUR BEST BUY fo HOUSE HEATING by. NOTHING DOWN Easy payments over 5 vEARrS on monthly gas bills Installs complete gas $14.60 forced air furmace 4 cluding labour and ma- terials to connect with nearest existing base. ment ducts. monthly installs a conversion burner. most furnaces CHANGE-OVER CAN BE DONE IN A FEW HOURS Units for all types of home heating FREE BURNER SERVICE Yeur Gas company does not employ door-to- door salesmen nor lelephone canvassers. For Information about dealers licensed by the Ontario Fuel Board to sell and install natural 2 squipment call or write the Sales artment of 59-28 Consumers Has » . RA 3-3468 No Payments Till September $5.60 {ternational competition at exhi bitions in Mexico' City and Min- neapolis. More stiff competition is planned, and Solar thinks his club will be of Olympic calibre by 1964. NEW VENTURE Neptunes now plans to raise funds. "Lack of money, I think, is the only reason Canada has not been represented in Olympic water polo before now, and we think ve can raise it," said Solar Canadian water polo champion- ships have been beld annuflly at Toronto with teams competing from Toronto, Hamilton and Montreal. Neptunes have asked the Canadian Water Polo Asso- ciation, with headquarters at Montreal, for permission to stage this year's matches at Winni- peg At Mexico City last April, Win- nipeg Neptunes lost to the Tor- onto Water Polo Club, and Nep- tunes were also beaten 5-3 and 3-2 in their series with Mexico's top club, the Satellites. The Tor- are the making necessary Canadian Golding Sets Track Record VERNON. N.Y. (CP) Van Counsel, a Canadian-owned geld- ing, lowered the track record for two-year-cld trotters Monday night in posting his fifth consecu- tive win in the $1,500 feature trot at Vernon Downs. Driven by Robert Silliphant for Roweland Stable of Newton Robinson, Ont., Van Counsel led ihe entire rcute and hit the finish wire in 2:09.2, a length ahead of Viscount Pick The horse is owned by Hon. Earl Rowe, Progressive Conserv- ative Member of Parliament fr Dufferin-Simcoe, N Winnipeg. set tentatively for July 15-17. immediately fol lowing the Canadian' Olympic swimming trials The Winnipeg club is one of four formed two years ago, At first, nearly all the players were European immigrants but most of the originals have been re- placed by what Solar calls "an enthusiastic bunch of young Ca- nadians." The league operates all year round. Lack of pool time is 2 problem. Solar would like to practise four hours a week, but his club cannot afford it. He would like someone to donate swimming pool time. Their trip to Mexico City cost $2,600, raised by the players They have also financed their own trips to Minneapolis, where they have defeated clubs from Detroit, Omaha and Minneapolis. FIGHTS LAST NIGHT By THE CANADIAN PRESS New Orleans -- Ralph Dupas 145%, New Orleans, outpointed Irish Eddie Jordan, 140, Brook- lyn, 10. onto club consists of a group of ico at Hungarians who, in Solar's opin ion, are the best players in North America. But the Toronto play- ers are not eligible for the Olym- pics because they are not Cana- dians. RETURN MATCH Neptunes now are practising for a return series against Mex- RCAF Officer Is Named To Hockey Group METZ (CP) An RCAF man has been named to 2 member committee to on international hockey France three « advise rules. He is Fit. Lt. F. H. (Cconey) Le Feuvre of Ottawa, a recrea- tion officer at RCAF Air Division headquarters in Metz, With two European officials, one from Switzerland and one from Czecho-| slovakia, he will review rules for Olympic and world championship play The three-man committee will present its findings to the sum- mer congress of the International, Ice Hockey Federation in Rimini,' Italy, July 25-30. The present rule book was drawn up four years ago, using a guide Canadian Amateur Hockey Association regulations. Fevvre, 43, conducted a school , hockey referees last 3 ar. fie has played for Ottawa Jerome's time tied the open - wrs of the old Quebec Senior record of 21.2 set by Trinidad's League and was with RCAF Fly-| Mike Agostini in 1956 and broke e's when they won the Allan Cup| the Canadian native mark of 21.4 in 1942, though he did not play set by Robert Kerr of Hamilton, in the finals because of an injury. Ont., Sept. 26, 1908. TIES TRACK RECORD VICTORIA (CP)--Vancouver's brilliant Harry Jerome tied the Canadian open 220-yard record and broke the 52-year-old Cana- dian native record with a blister- ing 21.2 second sprint in the Van- couver Island track and field championships Saturday night, Le 4 ' Your Holiday Will Be Happier If You Are Clothed By . . . JOHNSTON'S JOHNSTON'S So Check Your Want List For A Happy Holiday Bermuda Sox and' Shorts Sport Shorts in white and tan (men's and boys') Better quality washable Golf Slacks Swim Trunks for men and boys Short-sleeve Sport Shirts in fancy patterns by Arrow Vi Grenfell and Gatineau Jackets Tropical Suits and Slacks Terry cloth Beach Robes and Cabana Sets (OSHAWA) LTD. 8 SIMCOE ST. N. ling field, the Fast Anglicans|ances, Norwich was not the only By ED SIMON ito match Norwich's box office Canadian Press Staff Writer.. record, which was barely 500 LONDON (CP)--When Norwich short of the average gate at- City fought its way to promotion tracted by Burnley, the League last spring, the Canaries earned |champions. la hearty vote of thanks from its) new playmates in English| COMBAT TREND League Soccer's Second Division., In a season marked by a gen- Good as they were on the play- eral decline in soccer attend- were even better, at the turn-{leam to discover that improve- stiles. An average of 26,402 cust-jinents on the field and at the omers paid to watch each of 8ale go hand in hand. | Norwich City's 23 home fixtures. | Of the two sides surpassing the| Of the 21 teams that will play Canaries' average increase of alongside Norwich in the Second|5,000 over the previous year, Tot- {Division next season only one|/tenham Hotspur moved from |pulled in more fans. Six of the|18th to third place in the First First Division clubs were unable Division and were rewarded with Tr -- | | CLASS WILL TELL | | "Lady Luck' Doesn't Help | Player's Batting Average By MARVEN MOSS Canadian Press Staff Writer How much part does luck play in a baseball player's batting average? | Over the professional schedule, virtually no part at all, say Andy High and Harry Simmons, a couple of in meeting the ball squarely with the bat, the fatter the average. CLASS WILL TELL What about the batter who profits from his own error? It's not odd in a ball game to see a batter top the ball and beat out a basehjt because it dribbles| wo slowly for a fielder to make] 154-game haul of a | finish 220d among the 24 Fourth English Soccer Crowds Show Slight Decrease a 7,500-fan bonus. Cardiff City. advanced seven places to win promotion from the Second Divi- sion and an extra 6,400 custo- mers watched the Welsh do EE as As £m 5 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Tuesday, June 28, 1960 "]] Commonwealth Trap Champiofis TORONTO (CP)--A Cai an team has won the Mackintosh Trophy, emblematic of the Brit- ish Commonwealth team pe shooting championship, the a- dian Trapshooting Association {announced Monday, = creasing its average lo 3,568] Word of the award was, re- spectators from an ever more | ceived from the Clay Rigeon dismal. 3,388 recorded in 1958-9. [Shooting Association of Engltind. {It is the first time the trop as BIG TEAMS DROP {been won by Canada. it. Tottenham's 47,948 average, the highest in the League, stood out in stark contrast to the 3,412 faithful who watched Gateshead Division entries. Forced to apply for re-election, the northern side was quietly voted out in favor of Peterborough United, the most prosperous of the non - League clubs. One place ahead of Gateshead in both attendance and the Fourth Division table, Southport offered a microscopic degree of consolation to its directors by in-| often than the next guy, you're going to end up with a bigger 4 i United and Ar-| Scores in the competitisnewere senal, two of the biggest names ;osted at shoots in the vafibus in soccer, suffered financially for! commonwealth countries. relatively poor seasons The Members of the Canadian Busby Babes, ousted by Totten-|y,an. Gil Henderson, Wong ham at the top of the attendance|g.aich. William Callam, Am- they SRO tea cain be a [lersthurg: Ed Wisdichuk, Anas. enth place in the standings. ihe ox; Tom Oliver. Toronto; Geuwss Gunners lost 4,000 customers as|g;sinor Preston; Harry Willsie, they slid from third to 13th. Iyonireal; Charles Parkinson One of the 92 League clubs; 0" a". 'Sheldon Galbraith, made the odd discovery that no-| oy shu fui and Harold Trasher, thing succeeds like failure. When | 0" usview; a ' Notts County dropped from the Harrow. Third to the Fourth Division a| year ago. 9,529 fans stoically watched the proceedings. DRIVES 2ND ACE Del-Hi ie 1 average no matter how lucky he is. | Simmons describes the fluke] hits as "unfortunate occur- rences'" in baseball and lines up| solidly with High, '"'A sharply-hit pitch is more likely to fall for a basehit than | one that's not because it doesn't] give the fielders as much time to move and make the play," he says. REMEMBER WHEN. ..? authorities on the subject. High a wiry conservative little man of 63, inconspicuous in appearance but perhaps oné of the shrewdest judges of talent in the game today As. the chief scout for Los An- geles Dodgers, he sits in on doz- ens of ball games each year, flushing the minors for. big league material. In the 1920s he a play. Then there's the batter| who undercuts on his swing, scampering for a double when) ine fly drops between the infield-| ers and outfielders. 3 | "On the stretch of a season, these things average out," says High, i te eet the ball properly more Heavyweight champion Joe Louis knocked out Two-Ton Tony Galento in the fourth round of a fierce title fight 21 years ago| tonight at New York. Galento, weighing 233 pounds to the Brown Bomber's 200, had the champion down in the third round but attack in the fourth. was an infielder with several major league clubs. IL SECRETARY Simmons, 49, chunky, an invet- erate cigar smoker and soft-| spoken like High, is an analytical | student of the game. He has no pro baseball back- ground but insight that has made him a top-notch front office man, the secretary of the class AAA] International League. In addition to drawing up the schedules for major league play and the top minors, Simmons' re-| search mio baseball's knotty! problems has pointed out loop-| holes. that have led io a number of rule changes Both men are firm that chance has nothing to do with a season's batting mark. The more skilful DON LEO PAT FLANAGAN DINO ond DOMINIC AND FRED "BIG ED MILLER vs. MIKE VALENTINO PAT FLANAGAN vs. BAD BOY BOB LIEPLER KINSMEN STADIUM In Event of Rain -- Oshawa Arena TUESDAY, JUNE 20% -- GAS PM. TICKETS FOR THESE EXHIBITIONS -- CASINO RESTAURANT ESTLING | BRAVO JONATHAN ATKINS | | Spaulding TV. Towers... or Antennds ® INSTALLED MOVED 5° -- @ REPAIRED -- SERVICE TOC ALL SETS LEN & LOU's T.V. RA 8.5804 RA 5-7844 IN THREE DAYS PETERBOROUGH (CP) -- Ross Forgraves drove home the second hole-in-one in three days at a Peterborough golf course Saturday. He scored the ace against the wind on the 200 - yard ninth hole using a number three wood. 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