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THE OSHAWA TIMES, Seturdey, December 24, 1960 A NEW back Dave Thelen, Lee Hum. mel, Kinsmen Club president, end Bobby Simpson and admir- OTTAWA ROUGH RIDERS GET These three members of the | tawa Kinsmen Club with thelr Ottawa Rough Riders turned | annual Christmas project Left- toy repairmen to help the Ot- | to-right, end Ted Smale, full- | = : Whi SPORTS MENU ye D By Geo. H. Campbell | dol TVINOYV, Czechoslovakia Winnipeg Maroons, SPORTS EDITOR smarting from a setback in the first game of their exhibition hockey tour, bounced hack with an 11-1 victory Friday night over the Czech Slavoj jteam The Canadian win gave the 9, a a {000 fans here little to cheer "Tis The Season! We may have several ideas that » 4 a, Am 2 * about, The Canadians far oul. do not conform to the accepted spirit of ( hristmas, but |clased the home team come this time of the year and we like to think that we Maroons led 3-0 at the end of are doing our part to help out the neighbors kids, who [the first period, added three haven't got quite as much as they need, a couple of more goals in the second and wal. y \ pig loped home five in the last pe youngsters up the street who haven't éven got a "Santa lying Claus", because he got tired and took off, another house Maxa was the only goal-getter a little further on, they had a Santa Claus but he's "gone lor Fhe Cree hs, scoring in the ' 1 Je ls away" ! There's something about this Christmas season It TIO Parke was high that gets next to you -- it strikes a "sedimental" note man for Maroons, collecting four in the hardest heart. "Chuck" Dickens came up with an |goals, Reg Abbott, centre man approach to Christmas that has never grown old--if it a alother line, cee next with ever does, then we're in trouble, We like to think of 96 Jiwse-goul bat teiek. ored by Christmas, through rose-colored glasse everybody is Larry Winder, Murray Balagus happy or should be. It's that latter bit--that "should be Sheldon Bloomer end Murray . ; / have alize that [Couch ~that gets through to you. You have to rea rr Goalie Don Collins saw his shut- there are hundreds and hundreds for whom the ( hrist- lout spoiled at 8:30 in the final mas of 1960 can not be a merry one, can not be happy or period after a fine performance cheerful. At the risk of being morbid, we'd like to wish for those folk, from all the sportsmen in Oshawa and the entire district, A Very Merry Christmas, A few year back, we took delight in writing a column in which we listed what we would like for Christmas, Now we think | | | Truce At Track back and realize that we haven't done too badly and For Handicap we'd like to see some of the folk we know get the things | ARCADIA, Calif, (AP) A that they need--need a lot more than our own petty femporaty fuse as met in desires, We hope everybody in sport around these parts Santa Anita Park's labor troubles gets everything they need. That's our Merry Christmas wish for everyone, CHRISTMAS CARDS: --Best Minor Hockey Association, The sports group in Oshawa and we hope they have another successful season and go-on-and-on-and-on-and-on etc, ... A COUPLE of local 5-pin bowling groups have been especially kind to us this season, For them, we hope nothing but the best, plus no "head-pin , + WINNI- PEG MAROONS won 11-1 yesterday over econd set of Czech opponents, We'd break out into lusty but, frankly, we are a bit afraid of what the future will bring OSHAWA CURLERS, members of the local club, are looking forward to their Boxing Day Bonspiel Back of few years ago, the Boxing Day Bonspiel in Oshawa was a widely anticipated event for all the curl- ers of the district, Today, and for the past three seasons, it's strictly a local affair, a great day for the club mem- bership but still lacking somewhat in traditional atmosphere that used to prevail EVERY OTHER CLUB is the same ! you find that no longer are curler to go on Boxing Day (or for that matter, on most other days)---they have an event in then lub and with o many more clubs operating, the a the big thing . , . BOXING DAY bring the National Football League's championship game between the Phil= adelphia Eagles and Green Bay Packers, Actually no reason why this one should be more exciting than any ol-the past SIX or seven year but have done a good job, Fans expecting Mind you we doubt if they'll eclipse as that Colts-Giant fame, like flame, is we look forward to what is. coming next--ar sidelines--maybe that isn't bad idee HOCKEY SCORES AND STANDINGS By THE CANADIAN PRESS American League WLT F 1 | 168 18 99 14 120 4 90 14 § 105 tochester 12 102 Providence 13 103 Friday's Result Quebec 2 Springfield 7 Sunday's Games Cleveland at Buffalo Quebec at Providence Springfield at Rochester Monday's Games Springfield at Hershey OHA Senior 'WL T 'Everything From Soup To Nuts tered in the $20,000 added Palos Verdes handicap for the sched. uled Monday opening of the sea son, The track announced that rep resentatives of the two locals of {the Building Service Employee International Union have assured them there will be no strike Mon day The union repgesents pari-mu- tuel clerks as well as the main tenance and janitor forces Management and the union {will meet Tuesday to renew dis cussions on the wage demand Heading the feld named for the six-furlong feature was Fleet Nasrullah ridden by veteran Johnny Longden to the Oshawa finest winter-time thelr cheers the BUT , { él Royals Facing Busy Weekend MONTREAL (CP Floyd Curry's Montreal Royals face a busy. holiday schedule in the Eastern Professional Hockey League, playing three in three days Ihe sixth-place Royals, making 1 bid to climb out of the cellar, play at home Christmas after noon against the second place Sault Ste, Marie Thunderbirds I'he Royals then play a home and-home series with the fifth place Kitchener Waterloo Beavers in Kitchener Monday and in Montreal Tuesday night Curry said Friday he will have only - three delencemen for the three games-- Pet Lambo, on a five-game trial from the Metro nolitan Junior League, rookie Terry Harper and veteran Wally Clune, Three other defencemen Andre Tardif, Jim Roberts and John Longarini--are laid up with injuries tl and place Look over looking for som Coach own ( pitch 18 now ip games there! ballyhoo boy the the most", are 0 pectacule but Today, uch game of a few Cason fade wd fleeting and quickly from the such a Sunday's Games Guelph at Marlboros A Pts Niagara Falls at St. Michael's 80 4 Monday's: Games 96 36 Niagara Falls at St. Catharines 129 20 St. Michael's at Guelph 7 21 Western League 140 20 Spokane 5 Edmonton 1 104 27) Victoria 0 Vancouver 3 141 26 Springfield Cleveland Buffalo Hershey Quebee Russies Now Naa Italians Philadelphia 8 New Haven 4 SYDNEY. Australia (CP) International League controversy over Orlando Sirola I'oledo 5 Muskegon 4 seeing motion Friday started a NOHA Senior A war of nerves with the Davis Cup Kapuskasing 10 Timmins tennis challenge round only two macher 4 davs away Niagara District Intermediate Two foot - fault judges who Fort Erie 3 Crowland 9 watched a practice said the gi OHA Jr B ant Italian frequently committed A Pts. Wallaceburg 4 Dresden 2 a. foot-fault and would be penal 92 25 Chatham 10 Leamington 2 fod if he jerved in that Jacuer 2 . 5 i in the matches against the Aus % 3 Mosse: mental Janiot tralians 'starting Monday 83 19! Saskatoon 2 Estevan 2 Vanni Canepele, Italian cap 8 14 tain, said he felt Harry Hopman 4a 13 Australian captain, was behind | Escapes Gallows "ovo Gets Jail Term Canepele said. "We expect fair Sirola VANCOUVER (CP) Larry ireatmeant. But we will ask for Popoff, twice convietzd of mur-!five different foot fault judges {der in the beating death of Clar. one for every match." once Garrett, 35. near Trail Oct Davis Cup officials said Cane 5, 1958, was sentenced Friday to pele"s request for five separate in jail for man- judges would be honored 2 Two of three judges who 17 popoif had been sentenced Watched the Davis Cup teams of M » to die on the allows. A both Italy and Australia practise Marlboros ! 66 al was later ordered on a serving said Sirola took short Friday's Results manslaughter. Popoff step behind the line before strik Mariboros 6 Guelph 1) pleaded guilty to manslaughter ing the ball, They said this was a St. Catharines 3 Niagara Falls 5|Nov. 29. (rules violation. Eastern League Schu F 9 68 81 70 Windsor Chatham Stratford Woodstock Strathroy Galt R7 10 3 10 12 912 510 69 1 6 36 Friday's Results Chatham 7 Woodstock 2 Windsor 4 Stratford 8 Monday's Game Galt at Windsor OHA Junior A 1 4 1 1 1 5 serves the same way he has served for eight years in the principal cities of the world," A Pis 7% 20 2 Guelph St. Mike's N. Falls Hamilton Peterboro St. Cath 53 231.3 2Wisix vears 00 =«islaughter HOBBY FOR CHRISTMAS Friday as 16 sprinters were en.! 'SPORT FROM BRITAIN May Be Risi LONDON (CP) -- While the|try's casual approach to its in- bread - and - butter activities En ternational commitments, English soccer carry on in the, In the past, international caps normally unspeakable conditions jaye Hot awarded a few days of the English winter, there are hefore each match in a kind of signs of a new deal for the blue- all-star poll of club players cur- chip athletes who make up Eng-'reptly in form with virtually no land's international side. consideration of their ability to Sheliered from ihe ain 2a work together as a team. Hesults m nan out-of-the-way EYM- have depended on the calibre nasium in Shropshire, the 16 men the opposition and the players' most likely to represent their! ability to improvise. country next spring recently gathered for a three-day training LOOK TO CONTINENT It has been evident from the session, With England unscheduled for start of this season that team international competition beforé|officials are showing greater the Scotland match in April, the readiness to emulate the more occasion was as unprecedented | successful continental sides, as it was welcome to those who|' In the four matches on Eng- have complained of the coun-'land's autumn schedule, the team BN FOR NFL CROWN | ing their work, is 11-year-old Dennis Stewart, Big Wins 'For Teams Out West By THE CANADIAN PRESS Vancouver Canucks and Spo PHILADELPHIA (CP)--Green lished an early 610-5 favorite on Bay Packers will pit power run- the basis of a solid line and the ners Jim Taylor and Paul Horn- running of Taylor, a 215-pound ung against the passing of quar- fullback from Louisiana State terback Norm Van Brocklin of University who finished second Philadelphia Eagles Monday in ain rushing during the regular bid for the National Football NFL season, and Hornung, also League crown, a passing and place kicking A sellout crowd of about 67,000, threat who finished seventh in kane Comets scored one - sided was expected to take in the ex- rushing and set a league scoring Western Hockey League victories jv. onnsa at Franklin Field, [record with 176 points in 12 Friday night but it was the latter with the opening kickoff set for games Some observers favor club which made the most noise noon EST, The event will be tele- the Eagles on Van Brocklin's The Comets, coming on in|yised over the CBC's Dominion precision passing leaps and bounds lately, whipped! noiwork starting at 11:45 am, Shaw is hoping for a dry field Edmonton Flyers 5:1 in the ST because he feels a muddy or Prairie city and climbed into a| "yf 'could be the last game for soggy turf would be advantage tie for third place with Portland! ype 34.year-old Van Brocklin and ous to the Packers £ Buckaroos Eagle coach Buck Shaw, 61, both| The weather bureau said it Canucks gave goaltender|of whom have announced their probably will be a chilly day with Claude Evans his third shutout intention to retire temperatures around 30 degrees of the season with a 540 win over| van Brocklin, a 12-year NFL above zero the visiting Victoria Cougars, The veteran, and Shaw, who has| In leading the Packers to their win left Vancouver with twolpeen coaching for nearly 40 first western 'conference title points behind the league-leading years, came out of retirement to since 1944, Taylor ground out Calgary Stampeders and came join 'the Fagles in 1958 and|1101 yards, while Hornung, 215- before a small crowd of 2,000. guided them from a last-place pound triple-threat halfback from Leading the Spokane win was finish that vear to the eastern|Notre Dame picked up 671, centre Max Mekilok, who scored conference crown this season, Hornung set the league scor- two goals and earned an assist Green Bay has been estab- ing record with 176 points on 15 Sieee Wiis and Be Bel Ba. BIG LINEUP BOWL GAMES monton's scorer was Jack Price. | Leftwinger Ron Hutchinson paced Vancouver with two goals in the second period, Others By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Here is the line-up of the re maining post-season college foot-| ball bowl games in the holiday| players may be the weapon went to Bruce Carmichael, [¥ rank Roggeveen and Dave Actor-writer Peter Ustinoy says 5¢ason, including Siariog i ® Hamilton Tiger-Cats' arsenal to he beat the traffic tieup at Rome EST), records and network tele lift them once again to the car, All American Bowl, Tucson 3 3 P| { ajor college all-stars vs, small! At least this is what Presiden major college ali-stars and General Manager Three Goals stars, 8:15 p.m, FRIDAY, DEC, 30 Pletsch Friday night, SATURDAY, DEC, il a hatotrick as Chatham| Gator Bowl, Jacksonville Association Senior A action, Blue-Gray, Montgomery, while Stratford Indians posted a college all-stars, 2 p.m, I'he margin Duke. Evans earned his shutout ring the oi hy ol V gy cove p, during the Olympics by flying the VISing £0vo) af [laurels of the Big Four Football college all-stars, 4 p.m, | Tangerine Bowl, Orlando, Fla or etsc Tennessee Tech (8.2) vs. the Ci (7-2-1), 8:15 pm Maroons defeated Woodstock --Baylor (8-2) vs Florida 6-4 win over the league-leading TV, ham BEAT TRAFFIC Ticats, who finished in the cel lar this year, can rebuild their squad in a single season, "We brought in several play- ers last year who U.S.-trained Canadians, or play ers, who qualified for Canadian citizenship," he said Friday "But most of them didn't get here in time to fit properly into our system." He mentioned such men as Ken Kilrea, Ron Rea and Paul Palmer as belonging to this cate- gory, Hardiman Cureton would be classified as a Canadian next Sun Bowl, El Paso, Tex.--Utah|geagon, in addition to Gerry Me- State (9-1) vs. New Mexico State REMEMBER WHEN? . .. Woodstovk's Gord Loveday and (1040), 4 p.m Joe Smola each scored singles to, Copper Bowl, Tempe, Ariz. By THE CANADIAN PRESS Mrs, Mildred (Babe) Diedrikson put the A's ahead early in the National All-Stars vs. Southwest first period, Joe Malo' narrowed pational all-stars vs, southwest the margin to 2-1 and from there stars. 3:8 All-Stars, 3:30 p.m Bowl. Grand Zaharias, U.S, amateur women's GQ A. and golf champion, was named on, the game belonged to Ma. Great Southwest roons m m, Prairie, Tex.--Texas in tl y ) 2 4 an athlete he Along with Pletsch's hat-trick, (7-1-1) vs. Arkansas Tech (10.0) outstanding wom in a 5 in t ' singles were added for the Ma-|3 p.m U.S, 14 years ago tod ay; She yas roons by Jack Kerwin, Elmer Prairie View Bowl, Houston {the first in the Lyons ig 1 Skov and George Montague Praivie View (8:1) vs. Arkansas the ih hi ates pi po . R 4 3 J ree es Stratford's Jack Mcllwain AM, and N, (64), 9 pm to win the honor thr roped 3 the first period to give MOND JAN. 2 the Indians an early 1.0 edge 8 a "Reul. Miami over Windsor. Stratford led pe] Drang Nog! Mani going into the third on goals by Sound pat ) 2 PY ve avy Cockburn, Graham and Dick p.m, CBS-TV, Wray, while Windsor's goals Sugar Bowl, New were scored by Bob Brown and (73) VS. Mississippi Switzer p.m, NBC.TV In the third frame Bill Raw Cotton Bowl son and Gord Candy tallied for (82) vs. Duke the Indians, Mitchell and White CBS-TV for the Bulldogs 3 Rose Fred notched Fla (8:2), by stopping 21 shots, flag of a mythical country on his MONDAY, DEC, 26 edd North-south, Miami-college all tadel Athletics 7-2 in Ontério Hockey 2:15 p.m., CBS-TV, Ala NBC Windsor Bulldogs : Fast-west, San Francisco-col Windsor's lege all-stars, 4:50 p.m, NBC-TV over Chat logs narrowed to one point Washington (8:1) vs. Minnesota (81), 5 p.m,, NBC.CBC-TV, SATURDAY, JAN, 7 Orleans-Rice Senior Bowl, Mobile, Ala.-col (940-1), 2 lege senior all stars, north vs South, 3:30 p.m. NBC.TV, Arkansas x---Kansas' victory over Mis 3:30 p.m, souri was forfeited to Missourl because of the use of an inelig- ible player Mis 01), 1 Dallas, (7-3) Bowl, Pasadena, Calif Anne Heggtveit Tops '60 Female Athletes TORONTO (CP)--Skier Annejwere asked to name the three pounds on a five-fool-one-inch Hegglveit, who took just one individual performers a mon g frame, had a total of 38 points minute, 49.6 seconds to recapture women, in order of preference. for her eight-place finish in the the lustre and pride that Can-|Votes were computed on a 32.1/women's 100-metre freestyle final ada's Olympic hockey team had! basis in the summer games at Rome. lost, is the country's outstanding] Miss Heggtveit was first choice, Ernestine Russell Carter, 22. female athlete of T98() on 9 of 114 ballots, Over-all,|year-old gymnast from Windsor, Canada's only Olympic skiing Miss Heggtveit, 21, gained 312/Ont., was fifth with 32 oints. gold medal winner in the 36-year! points Selection of Miss Heggtveit for history of the games, the Ottawa! Second place went to another|the outstanding honors had been blonde was given an almost|1960 Olympic gold medallist, Bar-la cinch since that memoralile unanimous vote by the country's bara Wagner of Toronto who February day. A few hours ear- sports editors and broadcasters|teamed -with Bob Paul to win thellier, the Kitchener - Waterloo for the second straight year in|pairs figure - skating champion-/Dutchmen had been beaten. 2-1 the 26th annual Canadian Press'ship at Squaw Valley, They broke|by a pickup team of American year-end poll, a European monopoly that had [college players who went on to The selectors remembered Fri-'lasted since the first winter/give the U.S, its first. Olympic day, Feb. 26, when the shy miss games in 1924 and later, at Van- hockey gold medal. streancd down the 1575. couver, won the world title for , But the five-foot-five 115-pound foot slalom course at Squaw Val-'the fourth consecutive year skier skimmed across the finish ley, Calif, in times the world's! The final tabulation showed! line in an even 54 seconds. The best couldn't match Miss" Wagner, now in the pro best any could do was 57.3 sec: The World Skiing Federation ranks, with 96 points on four onds presented her with two gold!first-place votes, 38 second and! In the final run Miss Heggtveit medals in recognition of the vie- eight third had a time of 35.6 and a winning tory that gave her two world, There was a three-way fight for total time of 1:49.6. titles--the combined women's Al. third spot which went to Judy Others named in the poll in pine events and the slalom. She Darling, of Montreal, who cluded Olympic athletes, This returned home to a wild welcome Won the Canadian women's open category included diver Irene and, with her lifelong ambition golf title. .She had a findl count Macdonald, born in Hamilton and realized, aunounced her retire-'of 4 points . now living in Vancouver, swim ment from competitive skiing Fourth place went to tiny Mary wer Sara Barber, Brantford Seventeen other athletes were Stewart of Vancouver, The '14. Ont., and figure - skater Maria jnominated by the voters who year-old swimmer, a mere 96|Jelinek, Broate, Ont, twice 29 England's Soccer Star Packers Pit Power Against Pass Skill Canuck Players In Ti-Cat Plan HAMILTON (CP) -- Canadian|Dougall, Vince Scott and Bronk] in| Nagurski, Jake Gaudaur figures as one way the' those players have reached the were either the Flyers Defeat St. Kitts 5-2 By THE CANADIAN PRESS Despite two men on the in list after a Tuesday car ac » Niagara Falls Flyers defeated St, Catharines Teepees 52 Friday nN 1 night to regain a second-place tie in the Ontario Hockey Associa tion Junior A series. Flyers are tied with Toronto's (has consisted of the same 11 play-iwhen England humbled the st, Michael's College Majors, six lers, with the sole exception of vaunted Spanish side 3-1 8lpoints behind the league-leading Sheffield Wednesday goalkeeper| Wembley Stadium in October. |Guelph Royals, Guelph pulled Ron Springett who missed one MORALE IMPROVED {heir goaltender and earned a match because of injury. Barring MO! "bieor of tie ise is/00 tie with cellar-dwelling Tor. mishaps, it is expected that vir-| The object o Wosd cun|onto Marlboros in Friday night's tually the same team will be| victory in the lengthy World Cupl cc "oo" {back fn uniform next April, competition which ends in Chile} ; in 1962, A lot of hurdles remain, Big winger Bob Awrey sparked The effect on the players' con- 'lopsided 90 viet 'the Niagara Falls i A fidence has been impressive, not|but 8 lops in th ps 4 ny ver scoring back-to-back gosls In the only in their record of four vie- Luxembourg n ted I second Irame: Diher a ers secon tories in as many starts but in| Bec WRICLPERINER © SCI AVE ors were Jeannot Gilbert, Mar the workmaniike way in which|boost for the team's morale. [WF ote TE IOT Te they were achieved, The Shropshire training ses ler an Leclair, Another sign of the times has|sion, which will be repeated at| Doug led the Teep been the experimental use of theintervals throughout the winter, with one \goal and an assist. continental 4-2-4 formation, in{marks the next step, After long Duke Harris got the other St, which one forward and one half-|years of frustration, some of Catharines marker, back form a midfield link be-| England's severest critics are be-| Guelph's Rod Gilber. got the tween attack and defence. The| ginning to express faint hopes of tying goal for Royals with less Ischeme worked to perfection|the dawn of a new era, than a minute to go in the game, Bces Scalped [oi iesrnet du i By Springfield drea, Terry Oliver and Jean Ra- telle: Howie Menard and Gary Jer. rett each scored twice for Marl. boros with Gus Brassard and Brian Conacher adding singles, SPRINGFIELD, Mass, (AP) ---- - e---- Springfield Indians, led by vet. eran Harry Pidhirny and lan Cushenan, turned in a 7-2 Amer- ican Hockey League victory over Quebec Aces Friday night. Indians scored in every period Archie Moore Being Pushed touchdowns, 15 field goals and 41|for their 14th victory in 15 home converts surpassing the previous games, It put them 12 points | NEW YORK (AP)--The New mark of 138 set by Don Hutson ahead of the second-place Cleve. York State Athletic Commission of Green Bay in 1942, {land Barons, received a second certified Van Brocklin is virtually the Springfield took a 3-1 lead in| "eque and challenge for Archie Eagles' entire offensive attack. the first period, Cushenan started Moore's world light-heavyweight The former Oregon great who|the scoring at 5:52 with an as. boxing title Thursday and noti- played in four champlonshipisist going to Art Stratton, At fied the champlon that he has 20 games during his nine seasons|13:41 Bob Barlow of the Aces days in which to reach agree with Los Angeles Rama finished ted up the game ith help toh ment with a challenger, second in the league ueh-| Jackie Leclair and Camille Bed. Y ol a down passes (24), total yards ard, Pidhirny and Cushenan fin- oo Bid (Lheqse nd shal. gained (2471) and average gainiished off the opening - session pner. West G Uy ; zerman's European (8,70 on 153 completions in 284 at-| scoring, champion, Previously, Doug tempts), In the second period Spring. " " { . In Green Bay, Wis, Packerifield goal getters were PIdhirny, | fanged o Now Yop had eval: coach Vince Lombardi sald his Bill Sweeney and Brian Kilrea,|500" forfeit money pos boys will follow his script in the Danny Lewicki scored for Aces : big game, But he declined to|in the middle period, The National Boxing Associa. spell out definite strategy. It is| Floyd Smith scored the seventh lon has stripped Moore, from no secret that the Packers willlgoal for the Indians in the third San Diego, Calif, of his title for rely heavily on running and ball|period ; failure to defend it in a six- control Gerry McNeil had 45 stops in month period but he still is rec. It will be the first meeting be-|the Quebec goal and Marcel ognized as the ruler in New tween the two clubs for the title,| 'aille had 17 for the night, York state, Green Bay last won the cham. plonship in 1944 by defeating New York Giants 14.7, The Eagles did it last in 1949 with a| 14-0 victory over Los Angeles, | [ | Gaudaur noted that Grey furl [champion Ottawa Rough Riders | had developed a high calibre of| Canadian talent through several | seasons of having primary draft and waiver choices, "By the same token, several of point where they'll soon start go- ing over the hill," | FOR SAFER WINTER DRIVING LET US DE-SKID YOUR TIRES De-Skidding gives you 25% more traction, increases tire life 15%. Drive safely in snow ond slush = your tires need not be Ganadians Beaten In Tennis Play MIAMI BEACH, Fla, (AP)-- Brian Flood and Pete Wright of London, Ont, were eliminated Friday in the first round of {doubles play at the Orange Bow! junior tennis championships. The | London youths, playing in the 18. and-under category, lost 6.2, 6-1 to a Colombia pair, Diego Jara. millo and Benjamin Anzola, 'Robinson Heads NL Sluggers CINCINNATI (AP) Frank Robinson of Cincinnati Reds won the 1960 National League base ball slugging championship as 10 of last year's 15 leaders again finished in the select group, Official miscellaneous aver: ages released Friday showed Robinson with a slugging per- centage of 595. He batted 207) and had 31 home runs, 33 doubles and six triples, Hank Aaron of Milwaukee Braves, who topped the sluggsi in 1959, finished second this year| with a mark of 566, Robinson was fourth in 1950. | Other repeaters in-the top 15| were Ken Boyer, St. Louls; Wil lie Mays, San Francisco; Ernie Banks, Chicago; Eddie Mathews, | 331 PARK RD. SOUTH Milwaukee; Orlando Cepeda, San Francisco; and Vada Pin. 117 SIMCOE ST. NORTH RA 3.7032 son, Cincinnat Bill White, St.| HAPS B.A. STATION Louis and Willie Kirkland, 'San KING ST. WEST, BOWMANVILLE MA 3.3136 MONTY'S B.A. STATION | Players not in the top 15 in 284 SIMCOE ST, SOUTH RA 5.9131 FOR HEAVY SNOW DRIVING LET US CUT SNOW CLEATS Do away with chains = we con cut mud and snow cleats on your present tires that will pull you through in safety, AVAILABLE AT THE FOLLOWING DEALERS FOR ONLY 2.50 ® CHARLIE BALL'S GARAGE 261 KING ST, EAST RA 5-3733 C. and M. TOTAL SERVICE WHITE ROSE STATION Taunton Rd. E, CRANFIELD MOTOR SALES RA 3.2284 RA 5.0908 1959 but who made it this year were Joe Adcock, Milwaukee; {Dick Stuart, Pittsburgh; Frank |{Howard, Los Angeles; Roberto |Clemente, Pittsburgh, and Pan. cho Herrera, Philadelphia. Philadelphia batters set a ma- Jor league strikeout record as they fanned 1,054 times, Los An: geles pitchers also set a major league mark for fanning hitters with 1,122, The loop's hurlers as a whole set a mark for strikeouts] 'by fanning 6,824 hitters, AL PRESTON'S SUNOCO in-| Season individual leaders 925 SIMCOE ST. N, RA 5.2552 RUSS'S CITIES SERVICE Most walks -- Richie Ashburn, 767 PARK RD. §., at CORDOVA RA 5.9391 Chicago 116; most strikeouts Herrera 136 (National League 83 RITSON RD. SOUTH RA 3.2632 record); hit by pitched balls most times--Robinson 9, hit into most double plays--Wally Moon | of Los Angeles and Clemente 21] each; hit into fewest double plays on basis of 477 plate ap pearances--Don Blasingame and Kirkland of San Francisco, Bill Bruton, then of Milwaukee, and Ashburn, 4 each, \ N.~