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SPORTS U.S. Women Swim Marks y _ East INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. (AP)-- CRA Pee Wee League ~ Fast, tok: alike blondes, Chris vs South Siorie Park, {von Saltza and Lynn Burke Oshawa Legion Minor (Midget)|;,ceq" the Santa Clara Swim League -- Victor's Sports <=iCjuh of California to the Ajax, Ajax, 6.30 p.m. women's national championship, Leaside Junior League -- Osh-|Sunday in a United States Ama- |awa Wilkies vs Moore's Drugs, teur athletic union meet that at Talbot Park, Leaside, 7.30 p.m. smashed three world records. Oshawa Legion Minor (Ban-| Miss Burke rubbed out the tam) --. Oshawa Dairy vs Ajax, world mark for the 100-metre Ajax; Whitby vs Jury and Lovell, | backstroke after hanging up a Alex. Park. Both games al 6.30|record for the 200-metre event p.m. | earlier in the meet. 4 SOFTBALL | She cut the world backstroke TODAY'S GAMES BASEBALL 100-metre mark to 1:10.1 in a CALENDAR Topple World |, (did 1:10.2, winning the finals and bettering the previous record of 1:11.4. | Little Becky Collins of Indiana- | polis, repeat winner of both utterfly events, bettered her ac- cepted world mark of 2:37 at 200- metres with a 2:36.8 perfor- mance REMEMBER WHEN. ..? R. James Speers, the dean of {horse racing in Western Canada, died -at age 75 in Winnipeg five years ago today. He pioneered the daily double type of bet in North America, starting it at Calgary in 1931, and in 1939 he introduced the first closed auto-| matic starting gate on the con-| tinent. His memory is perpetu- |ated in the Speers Memorial Tro- Oshawa Bowlers | District Play Ready To Move Lawn bowlers from Oshawa and Whitby won the right to re- present District 14 in the singles and doubles events in the Eastern Ontario round-robin series of the Provincial Lawn Bowling Asso- ciation playdowns at Peterbor- ough on Wednesday. THE OSHAWA TIMES, Tuesday, July 19, 1960 11] Four Teams Enter Junior ORFU Ranks have entered the Onfario Rugby Football Union's Junior League for the 1960 season," it was an- nounced Sunday at a meeting of team representatives. pion Sarnia SARNIA (CP) -- Four teams They are the defending cham- i squad, Kitchener- In the games played at the Oshawa Lawn Bowling Club Monday night Dick Adams, of Whitby, defeated Vic Highfield, ot Port Hope, in the singles event. Jack Hunter and George Jackson, of Oshawa, won out in the doubles game over Albert Mander and William Scott, of Peterborough which went 22 ends, was 21 to 7; while the score of the doubles] game was 24 to 15. gles game: Adams Highfi' #1 000 100 020 110 010 000 100 7 The score by ends in the sin- 111 013 101 001 101 121 022-21 The score by ends of the doubles 300 332 241 000 100 50x-24 Waterloo Dutchmen, Windsor AKO and St. Thomas. The new St. Thomas entry replaces Bur lington Braves. " Fernhill Midgets™ Beat Storie 10-1: Fernhill Park Midgets, un daunted by rain, trounced visiting Storie Park Midgets 10-1 night. The win gave Fernhill first game in their two-out-of- three OASA elimination semi- final, = i Two-run scorers for Fernhill were Crevier and Vernon. Creveir hit a home run in the fifth in- ning. Others getting single runs were Gaskell, Elmhurst, Norris, | A wiinar phy race run annually at Assini- 4 Neighborhood Bantam Girls'| The score of the. singles game, iter 031 000 000 111 001 06x.15| Blythe, Flintoff and Zarowny. GOLFING FAMILY -- A pho- tographer managed to round up | 11 of the 16 brothers, uncles, nephews and cousins who make | up Quebec's Royal Family of Golf. The entire family of golf- | a ing Huots recently participated in a special tournament near | Montreal. Winner was Roland | Huot (left, back row), one of eight brothers in the senior generation. Others in this photo | SPORT SNAPSHOTS There Are 16 Huots In This Golf Family MONTREAL (CP)--The want- to-be-helpful fellow who told the golf gallery that "Huot is lead- ing" spread more confusion than news There were 16 Huots in the big pro-amateur tournament at the Granby-St. Paul club 50 miles east of Montreal Quebec's Royal Family of Golf was out in full force--brothers, sons, nephews, uncles and cous- ns Jules, the vetersn of them all, and Rudolphe are the best-known Huots in Canadian big-time golf They rank among the top Cana- dian pros. Yet the rest of the Huots, pro and amateur, can also ¢ a workmanlike job at golf. They play mostly in tournaments within Quebec, and a few of them might be classed as business- men-golfers--all avid players Unhappily for the Huots, none of them among the field of 200 won the pro-amateur tournament at Granby-St. Paul. But there was a separate tournament there for the Huots only. The winner was Rodolphe, who is a brother of Jules, and Jules is an uncle Let's try this again. There are eight pros and eight amateurs in la famille Huot du golf. Eight of the older Huots are brothers -- four pros and four amateurs. In the younger genera- tion there are three golfing broth- ers in one family and two in an- other, sons of golfing fathers. SAME FIRST NAMES If this scrambles up the rela- tionship as to uncles, cousins, nephews and so on, just wait. In the clan are two Maurices an? two Raymonds and--so help us -- a Gerard-Raymond and a plain Gerry Jules is the patriarch. He started as a caddy in his native Quebec City. He became an as- sistant pro and finaily a full- fledged pro. A few years ago he moved from the Royal Quebec Club to the swanky Laval-sur-le- Lac Club in suburban Montreal. Rodolphe--Rudy--now is pro at 'Royal Quebec. OLD COUNTRY SOCCER League -- (West Div.) Lake| Vista at Fernhill; Radio at Nipi-| trial heat Sunday morning and 'boia Downs at Winnipeg. gon; Storie at Rundle. All games| at 6.30 p.m, | Inter-County League -- Foley's| vs Tony's, Alexandra Park (East); Thompson's vk Po rt| Perry, Port Perry; Hoy's vs Cole's, Alexandra Park (West). | All games at 6.45 p.m. South Ontarié6 County League-- Scugog Cleaners vs Markham at Markham; Port Perry vs Mer-| chants at Alexandra Park. Both| games at 8.15 p.m. Oshawa Minor Softball Associa-| § (tion -- Bantam League OASA | |semi-finals: Southmead at Wood-| | view Park, 6.30 pm. and Con- | are (left to right, back row): |naught Park at Sunnyside Park,| Mare, Jules, Paul-Yvone, Rol- [6.30 p.m. Note 'home team'| dophe, Raymond, Claude; |pays for both umpires. f (front row) Gerry, Tony, Em- | Midget League OASA elimina-| manuel, Maurice . tion semi-finals: Kingside vs) -:{CP Photo |Southmead, at Kingside, 6.30] |p.m. Note "home team' pays for both umpires. WEDNESDAY'S GAMES |BASEBALL Lakeshore Minor League Bridgenorth at Oshawa, Kinsmen Civic Memorial Stadium, 7.30 Lindsay (Mackay Mem. Tro phy): Mixed Doubles. SOFTBALL To get things sorted out let's Beaches Major League = Lati. art with the eight older Huot/mer Brokers at Oshawa Tony's, brothers. They are: Alexandra Park, 8.00 p.m. Jules, pro at Laval-sur-le-Lac;| South Ontario County League-- Rodolphe, pro at Royal Quebec; Brooklin vs Whitby, Whitby, 8.15 Roland, pro at Lorette Golf Club, P-m. Mount Zion vs Port Perry, Loretteville: Tony, pro at Or-|7.00 p.m. Al Hefferings vs Picker- leans Golf Club; ling, Pickering, 8.15 p.m, Emmanuel, Maurice, Ulric and| Oshawa Minor Assoc. -- (Kiwa- Benoit--all amateurs and mem-|nis Bantam League OASA elimin- bers of Royal Quebec. ation semi-finals; -- Woodview at Emmanuel has three golfing|Southmead and Sunnyside at Con- sons: Gerard - Raymond and baught. Claude, both pros at present un-| Kiwanis Bantam League cham- attached, and Paul-Yvon, an am- pionship playoffs -- Storie at] ateur at Royal Quebec. Rundle; Nipigon at Fernhill; Gerry is pro at the Granby-St. Bathe at Simcoe Hall; Kingside Paul Club. He's a cousin of the/at Eastview; Radio at North older Huots. Marc, an amateur Oshawa. at Royal Quebec, is a cousin of Midget League - Gerry. : ination semi-finals) -- Southmead Gerry has two golfing soms: at Kingside; Fernhill at Storie. | Raymond, pro at they Esterel/All games at 6.30 p.m. | Club, and Maurice--don't get him| gx Girls Game Whitby mixed with the other Maurice--| Merchants vs Oshawa Juniors | Cha BOWLI (OASA Elim- CHECK THIS WILSON SPECIAL FEATURE One of the first 10 Jeffery Built Homes Sold By Wilson Realtor Will Include A 1960 CORVAIR, at no extra charge $12,950 Priced From Down Payment CORVAIR DONATED BY WILSON REALTOR $1,600 | HILLSDALE TERRACE How to get there: Go North on Simcoe St. to Rossland Rd., East on Rossland Rd. to Central Park Blvd. N. and the Model Home. Just Follow The Signs OPEN HOUSE DAILY 12 noon to 12 midnight WILSON REALTOR Oshawa Shopping Centre an amateur and member of the ips, at Bathe Park, 6.45 p.m. | Sherbrooke Country Club, pin -- é ; Finally there's the other Ray- mond. He's a son of Roland and is an amateur,member of the Lorette Club, -------- in Ruling Extended On League Games By M. McINTYRE HOOX ial London, England Correspondent to The Oshawa Times LONDON" -- One of the most| radical changes in the operation burn Rovers are to get a sensa-|the managership of Luton Town, of league football in England has been approved by the English Football League. Saturday after- noon has, up fo the present, been a sort of sacred date for league soccer games. Come what may, that was the time when the foot- | variations for the coming season a bid for Leeds United centre- are practical -- and will not in-| terfere too much with the foot-!| ball pools. | BITS AND PIECES -- Black-| tional offer from Arsenal for| their England outside right, Bry- an Douglas. His name is at the] top of the list of players wanted| by Arsenal to reinforce their at-| tack . . . Liverpool have made quiet summer. savings . . . half, Jack Charlton, for the price of £15000 . . . Tim Kelly, man- ager of the Southern League team Hastings, is favored to take over favourite tha vacated by Syd Owen . . . With training now in full swing in most of the major clubs, the transfer market can be expected to become quite lively after a ball fans wended their way to their favorite grounds to see the| league teams in action. | Under a new ruling by the League management committee, soccer on Friday night, Satur-| day night or even Saturday morn- ing will be permitted by the League during the coming season | as exceptions to the traditional | Saturday afternoon fixtures. This| is part of a progressive plan which allows clubs greater free- dom in adjusting their kick-off times to suit local conditions. EXPECT BIGGER CROWDS | The clubs expect that the pay- off will come in a boom at the) box offices. If a club believes that | it can attract a larger crowd by playing on Friday or Saturday evening rather than Saturday af- ternoon, it can do so by taking three steps. It must get the agree- ment of the visiting club, give the Football League HQ about a month's notice of the request in order to simplify administration, and provide the League with de- tails of its reasons for wanting the change. A League official commented! that any reasonable request would receive sympathetic con- sideration from the management committee. The first request for a change in kick-off time will be coming from Tottenham Hotspur. They, want to switch their local derby | . match with West Ham United on| December 24 from Saturday af-| ternoon to forenoon. They hope to gather in the fans in the morning before they go out for their last hour Christmas shopping. Soccer-saturated areas like Lancashire and London can also experiment with staggered fix- tures. The old tradition of Satur- day afternoon soccer is still cher- ished by the Football League. It will continue in the main. 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