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a SS RN THE OSHAWA TIMES, 3 Seturday, September 2, 196 al 14 OLDEST MAN years old, was discovered in Skull of the world's earliest|1959 at Tanganyika's Olduval SPORT FROM BRITAIN Track Records ! DINING 129 LONDON (CP)--Must English soccer be reorganized in order) to survive? A growing number | of observers are beginning to consider this essential. At least 70 of the 92 clubs in the English Football League are running at a financial loss. They only keep going with money raised in sweepstakes run by local supporters. Now they have the addi- onal headache of finding the cash to meet higher wage de- mands from the players. The abolition of the £20-a-week max- |imum wage rule comes at a {time when gates are hitting {rock bottom. | Many reasons have been for the gaping holes in ithe stands. Most agree that stadium conditions are pretty {bad and the standard of play |is mediocre. But the most com- mon cry is that the league's machinery is out of date. OLD PATTERN The Football League now has been running the game in Eng- land on the same lines for 40 vears. The four divisions of the league have hardly changed in pattern since the early 1920s. Two vears ago the Football Association which represents England at international level | given English Soccer In Financial Trouble but has nothing to do with club soccer, suggested a reorgani- zation of the game. The FA's plea was turned down without a hearing. Now: with the sport facing a serious' financial crisis, a rad- ical solution has been put for- ward The idea is to form a Super League consisting of about 15 clubs with the most wealth and talent. These would have their own administrative body and operate independently of the smaller teams. This would be a big forward for the elite sides of English soccer. At present their expansion plans are being slowed up by the less heeled clubs who have exactly the same voting powers in the League council REGIONAL GROUPS The emaining teams would be split up into regional divi- sions, including several of the more-falented non-league sides who at present are unable to get election to league status These geographical groupings would cut down on travelling expenses--the biggest problem for the small club The main problem now sell an idea like this is to to the step | well-|{ | Topple; Gomez | known man, more than 600,000/Gorge. Wins Three | FORT ERIE (CP) -- Two, itrack records were broken and Avelino Gomez rode three win-| Football League, which rarely ners at Fort Erie Friday. displays enthusiasm for any-| Its Ann, speedy filly owned by thing new. Recent reports say|Ross Woodrow of Toronto, set a that league bosses are planning record of 1:10.2 for six furlongs some changes but they are |i, winning the featured Wil- likely to be less revolutionary, |.. i : and probably less effective. y |liamsville purse, She paid $4.70 But there is little doubt that/to win. any change would be for the] A new mark of 2:03.8 for 1%4- better. The novelty would wear miles was established by Ruse off in a few years, but the new! de Guerre in the 6th race. Ruse lease of life would give soccer de Guerre, owned by Ruff and a chance to revive spectator! Sinclair Clarkson, erased the old interest. record of 2:05, which was sel by ---- - Diregente in 1954, and paid] $8.30. 7] ' | Gomez took both ends of a IT S DIXON S | $14.10 daily double on First Shot | For the BEST in FUEL end and Queen's Aria and captured) Heating Equipment |the fourth race on Prince Sadi DELCO for a total of 68 winners at the by GENERAL MOTORS meeting. : 313 Albert St. RA 3-4663 "POLYFILLA 'D.W. WILSONLTD.| [1 | REALTCR OSHAWA SHOPPING CENTRE RA 5-6588 1 Ib. 39¢ Ibs. $1.29 all' ly SIMPLY WON'T FALL OUT SWAN'S I.H.A. HARDWARE IF IT'S RUGS . . . CALL NU-WAY Wall-to-Wall Broadloom Carpets -- Stair Runners, etc. HEATING WINTER IS EQUIPMENT ON ITS WAY Yes, you can be sure winter won't pass us by, so for comfort's sake, modernize your heating system now! Give us « call, Our experienced servicemen will check your present system, furnish plans and estimates for better heat- ing. 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Associated Press Staff Writer New York Yankees had plenty of heroes in their 1-0 victory over Detroit Friday night that increased their American League lead over the second- place Tigers to 2); games of the heroes: Bill Skowran, who drove in the run when the Yankees broke through against Don Mossi with three consecutive two - oul sin- gles in the ninth inning; Luis Arroyo. a bullpen ace who won for which send me Book of New Selection of Low Cost Some closets for easy conversion into third bedroom. Kitchen is streamlined for efficiency and nook has china built-in and access to breezeway FIRST AID TO By ROGER C. his 10th game in a row with a perfect inning of relief: Yogi Berra, a catcher turned out- fielder who broke a Tiger rally with a perfect peg AILING HOUSE WHITMAN Extra lavatory is near front entry, nook and basement stairs. Extra fireplace In basement is brick, set off centre for double e.fective- ness. Standard Builders' blue- prints costing $9.75 a set are obtainable in Canada for this design No. 12. Now available from address below a new and enlarged Book of House De- STAINED SHINGLES QUESTION: The copper flash- ing of our dormers stained our asbestos roof shingles. There is also an overhanging tree which seems to have left a small stain; most of seems to come from the flashing, however. How can we clean the shingles? Is there anv way to paint the signs entitled "A New Selec: |fiashing to prevent further tion of Low Cost Homes for | "running?" Canadians," priced $1.00. Con- | s\NGWER: The stain from the tains 114 designs including |.q,061 flashing can be removed one-storey, 1l5-storey. and ly haying a thick paste of one split level homes, plus much part sal ammoniac and four| useful information on build- parts of whiting or other. ab ng terms and Yeguirements sorbing powder, moistened with Order your copy locay 2 50 household ammonia, and plac- included in this Design Book i." hin aver of this over the is full information on how lo discoloration. Several applica- order the blueprints. tions may be necessary for com- plete removal of a stubborn THE HOME stain. Or dissolve sal ammoniac WORKSHOP in household ammonia and ap- ply with a brush: allow to re- main a few minutes, then rinse thoro ly with plenty of -lclear water. This may also re- move tree stain. If so, (ry rubbing with solution of half gallon of hot water, followed by rinsing with clear water: be sure to keep this solution from painted surfaces, as it will {harm and soften paint If the copver flashing is prop- erly weathered and tarnished (the greater the tarnish, the better paint will hold), it can be painted. First elean the surface with a wire brush or clean steel gern 319 wool. Then apply a good quality ~--!lead 'paint in a thin, even coat; when thoroughly dry. apply a g second coa'. Be careful not to shop student should win praise 2pD.y 4 2c baint io copper and appreciation from the whole because of he chemical reac family. This magazine rack with tion between zinc and copper. chair-height shelf is sure to do i x the trick. Pattern 319, which BRICK PATIO gives actual-size guides and il- QUESTION: We are planning lustrated directions, is 30c. This {g lay an 11 by 18 brick patio, pattern also is in the Useful and would like to know what Table and Stand Packet No. 26. jiterature is available and just which contains three other pat- how to go about it terns for simple, well designed ANSWER "How projects -- all for $1.75 Patios, Terraces, Walks, ete." Address orders to The Home published by Fawcett Publica- Workshop Dept. The Times, tions, Inc., Greenwich, Conn, Oshawa. [BEDSIDE By RUTH W. SPEARS A school project for the youn - ---- hook stores, newsstands, or from A |the publisher, at 75 cents; it has a detailed section on brick patios, and their installation. CASINGS SEPARATING QUESTION: Our home is four [years old and we are experienc: | ing séparation on the casing of 3 i several of our windows from - LL the sill; these are on the west Ps | SIE, above heat registers. The Eg wood used is pine. What can PATTERN 302 be done about this? -- . ANSWER: The separation is this probably due to wood shrink- stand plenty of space at bed age, especially since it occurs level and an upper shelf for ajover heat registers. Fill the lamp. Pattern 302, which gives! separation. with caulking ma- material list, actual-size cutting terial, applying it with a caulk- guide and complete illustrated'ing gun. directions. is 50c. This pattern also is in the Bedroom Chest and Stand Packet No. 22 with three other projects all with easy-to-make block-front draw- ers. The Packet of four patterns is $1.75. Address orders to The Home Workshop Dept., The Times, Oshawa A terraced fop gives WINDOWS CAN'T OPEN last November outside windows my aluminum storms back. Now 1 can't open my windows. What can I do? tried oiling the sides, but it doesn't rk ANSW must be QUESTION I painted my and placed The paint film . broken. A serrated, Walter Brennan. Grampa Mc- heart-shaped. small tool for this Coy on television's The Real purpose is available at many McCoys, in real life 3 ; has 13 hardware and paint dealegs: grandchildren. jmerely iun it along betwdgp to Build is available at many hardware, | |a five-year-old ranch house that Then there was pitcher Bud Daley, a lefthandet who saved the shutout after Yankee ace CHIMNEY PAINT PEELING Whitey Ford had to call it quits TROTIAN in the fifth inning because Oo QUESTION We prefer a. ciained hip muscle painted chimney to blend with i our house color. But the paint| "It was Daley w ho did it for peels off the brick after a few us." said Yankee manager months. We use a good quality Ralph Houk house paint. What do you re- ppaws TOP CROWD cominiend? The Yankees and Tigers drew ANSWER be the year's top single game penetrating the brick 65.566 in the opener of age through mortar game showdown through the chimney top. a mason or chimney man care- fully inspect the mortar joints Baltimore and capping for water-tightness. White Sox Or the wrong type of paint Washington Senators, winning may have been used; use a good 3-2 and losing 5-1, Minnesota quality brick and' cement coat- Twins defeated Boston Red Sox ing, or a plastic alkyd type 5.1 and Los Angeles Angels paint suitable for use on exter beat Kansas City 6-4 jor masonry. brick and wood Skowron's winning hit for the surfaces; always follow direc- Yankees followed singles by El tions on the container carefully. ston Howard and Berra. Until First remove the present paint then. Mossi (14-4) had a five- down to brick surface, with|hit shutout He walked just one sand blasiing or a prepared man and struck out seven, fan- paint remover, according to ning Mickey Mantle three times manufacturer's instructions and Roger Maris once and holding both sluggers hitless sash and frame to cut the "stuck" edges of paint. Moisture may by seep- crowd of cracks or their three Have at New York. Cleveland Indians knocked off Orioles 54, Chicago split a pair with LAUNDRY CHUTE PLANS Mantle, who twice took called QUESTION In remodeling our home, we want to put in a clothes chute to the basement. SPORTS BRIEFS I have inguired all over and il] PRIVEE THER YE seems impossible to buy a unit.| RECEIVE i Ey How do I make one? DU QUOIN, 1 (AP) -- ANSWER: D ales 1 bard Du Quoin State Fairgrounds ANSWER: Dealers of hard- hyrsday awarded an addi ware and building supplies car-|(ona) one - year contract for rying ity Soursel? amin staging the Hambletonian, the may have plans available for|g kv bv ee - vear- making a laundry chute. If aj enicky Dery of thies three- write to Reynolds Metals Co.,|year contract will expire after 19 East 47th St., New York, line 1962 N.Y.: a description of this item is in their Project Book No. 1 AID BOXING CLUBS NEW YORK (AP) -- To stim- RADIATION ulate boxing activity SOR Esch : ' small clubs throughout the QUESTION: What is the for-/ouniry. Madison Square Gar mula for determining thelgan anndupced plans Thursday amount of heat radiation ne-\yo subsidize such clubs to the cessary in rcoms? The house, ant of $5,000 each under cer- has a steam system. oil fired. iain stipulated conditions. The ANSWER: The base formula conditions are that the promot allows one square foot of radia- ers must be responsible citi tion for each two square feet of ;ens and that each club must glass; one square foot of radia- pave completed 20 boxing pro- tion for each 20 square feet of grams within a period of 40 exposed or outside wall, and for| weeks each 20 square feet of cold ceil PE SN ing; and one square foot of ra- STAMPS SIGN Ql ARTER diation for each 200 cubic feet of CALGARY (CP) -- The West. room contents This is increas. ern Football Conference Cal- ed by 25 per cent for a north-|gary Stampeders juggled quar- ern exposure; climate, house|terbacks again Thursday. sign- construction, efc., cause other|ing Eagle Day and releasing variations. Gene Cichowski. Day, 27. re- leased by Washington Redskins DISCOLORED WALL of the National Teague, played QUESTION: What makes may pith Winnipeg Blue Bombers in walls discolor over my base | 9 board heating system? 1 have DETERMINING POLYFILLA 9 AMAZING NEW CELLULOSE FILLER for plaster, wood, masonry H 11h. 39¢ 1 4 Ibs. $1.29 is equipped with copper pipe and aluminum fin heating sys- tem. We also find the house very dusty ANSWER: Dust may be due to its collection and accumula- tion between the fins; as heat rises it causes air currents which carcy dust along. This] should be vacuumed off if pos-| sible. Also there is probably air leakage between the back of the | baseboard unit and the wall, permitting dust to escape, lace sheets of thin asbestos paper, or aluminum foil, between wall and heating pipe, from floor to top, and lapped over on top for about one-half inch; then nail quarter round wood molding on top of the foil SIMPLY WON'T FALL OUT PATTE'S PAINT & WALLPAPER 85 SIMCOE N. 725-3529 PAR. third strikes, is even with Babe Ruth's record-6¢ home run pace of 1927 with his 48. Maris, with 51, is five games ahead of Ruth. Ford, Daley and Arroyo (12-3) shut out the Tigers on seven hits, three by Al Kaline. Kaline moved Bill Bruton, on base with a walk, to third with a single in the eighth but was cut down bv Berra's throw from left field when he tried to make it a double RUINS. DEBUT Cleveland ruined Lum Har- ris' debut as Oriole manager, following the resignation of Paul Richards, as Vic Power brought in three runs with 'a pair of singles and scored the winning run on a balk by Chuck Estrada (11-8). Barry Latman (11-4) was the winner, Minnie Minoso's sixth - inn- ing single drove in the clincher! i H | OSHAWA ARENA Tuesday, Sept. 5th 7 py a-8OUTS -4 + MAIN BOUT o Cyclone & Hurricane SMITH vs "Former Boy TOWNSEND and Tony MARINO "eo SEMI FINAL o : Man Mountain CAMPBELL vs Timothy GEOHAGEN o SPECIAL BOUT AER Karl Nurnburgh 75 ig] 2, Pat Flanagan vs. Big Dave Wallace Sandor Kovacs Ringside $1.50: Gi eral $1.25; Children $1.00 Tickets on sale ot Casino Rest, -- 723- 9721 -- Pat Milosh, Promster a he White Sox and Cal Me Lish (10-12) beat Ed Hobaugh (6-8) and handed. the Senators their 14th consecutive defeat in the opener Washington then ended the league's longest los- ing string of the season behind the six pitching of Joe McClain (8-14). who hadn't won since July 7. Billy Pierce (7-8) was the loser A two - run triple by Zoilo Versalles in the second inning off Don Schwal! (13-4) wrapped hings up for the Twins and Pete Ramo: (10-16) Six consecutive hits and a sacrifice flv by starting pitcher "li Grba gave the Angels five runs in the fourth inning against the Athletics and beat Norm Bass (7-10). Tom Mor: gan (7-2) won in relief hit Ts HS McLaughlin Heating for FUEL OIL ee STOVE OIL ® Prompt Delivery 104 King W. RA 3-3481 Douglas L. Gower ® REALTOR eo For all your Real Estate Needs PHONE RA 8-4651 DRUG STORES OPEN THIS SUNDAY 12:00 A.M. to 6:00 P.M. JURY & LOVELL LTD. ROSSLYNN PLAZA 728-4668 KARN DRUGS LTD. 28 KING ST. EAST 723-4621 RITSON DRUGS 725-5370 If You Are Considering . . . Buying A New Home LOOK FOR T It's Your Guarantee about essionel thet the home ye hos been built by o « + + ® member of BUILDERS' ASSOCIATION. e JESS HANN & SON ® JACKSON & SON LTD. © H. KASSINGER CONST, eo LOUPAN DEVELOPMENTS LTD. ® WM. RIDGLEY CONSTRUCTION . ® JAMES ALLEN, CONST. ® JAMES O'MALLEY, BUILDER R. JEFFERY, BUILDER W. ROTH, BUILDER H. GRUYTERS, BUILDER W. 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