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ancouver H.S. Girl Heads For Golf Career By H. L. JONES VANCOUVER (CP) -- Golf isn't the only thing in the young life of high school student Gayle Hitchens but right now it's just about the most important. "In our house we just live golf," said the blue-eyed blonde 17 - year - old who this year won the Canadian junior title. "Mother doesn't play but she lives the game with Dad and me just the same." Like her father, Gayle says she 'practically grew up on a golf course." The Hitchens lived beside Regina's Gyro Golf Club and Bob Hitchens became the pro there before moving to the coast where he now is assistant pro at North Vancouver's Capil- ano golf club. ANOTHER MARLENE? Gayle came to know golf in Regina where she was born. The family moved to the coast when she was 13 after spending two years in Vernon, B.C. Now the experts say that with her fa- ther's teaching and her own natural ability, Gayle seems well on the way to becoming one of Canada's golfing greats like Marlene Stewart Streit of Thornhill, Ont. This year Gayle, besides win- ning the Canadian junior title, became the youngest girl ever to reach the finals of the Cana- dian women's open golf cham- pionship -- being just a few months younger than Mrs. Streit Gayle smiled: really. some day, but I don't think I'll ever be good enough. You've got t be awfully good to make ao success as a professional." ers shyly that her putting had been off early in the match. But she made a determined bid later because "I felt I just had to give her a battle." PRAISE FROM RIVAL In the semi - finals Gayle's steady game knocked out one of the name players, Miss Mar- jorie Burns, a 35-year-old sea- soned tourney veteran from Greensboro, N.C., who holds the eastern U.S. title and is ranked 10th in the United States. Said Miss Burns after the match: "You're not going to for- get the name of Hitchens in golf. She's a great little player and cool as a cucumber when the pressure is on." Gayle, a better-than-average i student--she's in grade XII at North Vancouver High School-- has a trim, 112-pound figure and likes parties and dances. has no steady boy friend though --'"there's plenty of time for |that."" All sports attract her-- swimming, skating and basket- ball--but golf is her first love. Did she have any ideas about turning professional? "I'd have to improve an awful lot before I could even turn pro." Told she was being modest, "No I'm not I'd love to turn pro who previously held that honor. In the 36-hole open final over Point Grey's 6,500-yard, tree- lined course she put up a great battle, finally losing out 2-up to FIGHTS LAST NIGHT 24-year-old defending champion Judy Darling of Montreal. At one point Gayle was six down to her more experienced op- ponent but won back five holes close-to-the-pin chip shots that brought gasps and chers from By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Miami Beach, Fla. Luis Rodriguez, 148%, Cuba, stopped Guy Sumlin, 146, Mobile, Ala., with spectacular recoveries and|5. Little Rock, Ark. -- Herman|{ | She | INTER-COUNTY FINAL = 1 Softball Houdaille Takes Lead With 1-0 Win, 3rd Game Houdaille Industries moved out in front in the Inter-County League championship finals, when they nosed out Crawford Construction 1-0 last night at Alexandra Park, in the third game of their 3-out-of5 title series. As in the two previous games, this one proved another sensa- tional defensive battle with Earle of Houdaille coming up with a four-hitter and backed by fine support from his mates, managed to keep Crawford's entirely off the score-sheet. Doug Keeler gave up five hits and only one of them mattered, a home-run blow by Junior Milne, to open the second in- ning. Keeler struck out 13 bat- ters in the hard-fought 9-inning tussle. Woods, Jones, Kuney, Milne and Elliott had the five safe hits for the winners. Crawford's came close in the first inning when Cornish sin- gled and Yuill drew a walk, ned Roberts and Hodgson to wipe out the threat. Earle, with nine strikeouts, earned his shutout. Cornish, Roberts, McAvoy and Lean had the four hits for Crawford's but they couldn't get a semblance of a rally going after the first inning. : Fourth game in this title round is scheduled for Tuesday evening, six o'clock, at pd view Park. HOUDAILLE IN, -- Woods, If; Jones, 1b; Kuney, ss; Tutak, 3b; Milne, cf; Hanna, ¢; Hrico, 2b; Elliott, rf; Earle, p. CRAWFORD CON. -- Hugh, rf; Cornish, 3b; Yuill, ss; Roberts, 2b; Hodgson, If; Me- Avoy, c; Brodie, cf; Lean, 1b; Keeler, p; McAllister, rf in 5th; Me- with only one out but Earle fan- Kellington, batted in 8th. THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thursday, September 14, 1961 11] 'thome, belonging to Sam and Shewchuk; 3. Bob and Audrey Frederick; 4. Sam and Louis Grant. This Saturday, the final race of the season will be held and once again it will be from Bur- wash. Oshawa Racing Pigeon Club's Last Race Sat. Oshawa Racing Pigeon Club held a race from Burwash on Saturday and once again, it proved to be another very hard race, with only four birds ar- riving home on the specified day. The birds were liberated at 8.30 am, and the first bird CUBAN DEFECTS LIMERICK, Ireland (AP)--A Cuban basketball player, mem- ber of a team which toured Eastern Europe, Wednesday night was granted political asy- lum in Ireland. He is Rafael de Losreyes, 23, of Havana, who slipped away from other Cuban athletes and their managers at Shannon airport. He told police he feared his life was in dan- ger, so he was sent to Dublin. by automobile. Lois Grant, was clocked at 5.30 p.m. Results were as follows: 1. Sam and Lois Grant; 2. 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Jockey Owner Po Set -2% 1-2% l-nk Dittfach -- E B Seedhouse | Marsdon ...... 4-5 21% B'menke -- R B Berini Queen's Aria ... 3-114 3-h Sassy Beau . 4-6% Rob'son--Mrs R Marshak Ostersuno 5.8% MeComb--Chisholm, 6-3% Behrens -- Shermanor Fm CHOICE PLUMP MEATY Leg '0 Lamb Endy) LB. CUT THICK FOR INDIVIDUAL SERVINGS LOIN LAMB CHOPS .. 79° ROAST, FRY OR STEW «39° [GAYLE HITCHENS, CANADA'S JUNIOR CHAMP 53% Behrens -- Sherma REMEMBER WHEN . . .|in Fhilodelphig) s 102,000 - seat | 8 Brown -- WOR W Youns By THE CANADIAN PRESS |municipal stadium. "Pool AD, Double Pool 39,204, | Hamilton Tiger-Cats defeated "BRACEWELL ....... 7.00 420 (ava Rough Baars 2118In al WILL LEAVE ORIOLES SIRISH DUKE creer 720 S10|SCAECWEC SIE YOUR TODIVA| CON-| py yqypoRE (AP) -- Balti-| 7-CRITICS CHOICE in test played at Philadelphia| * , SJearolds, claiming si J Overs |three years ago today, The|more Orioles announced Wed-| 2% 12% Cosentino--Ruffatn F'm game was moved to the United nesday Jack Dunn will quit as) 114 224 Armationg--Emeee Sia States for a charity promotion, assistant general manager and| 1% 3-no Fitzsi'ns--L Harriott 1% accompanied by Canadian fan| {public relations director next clubs, the Black Watch Regi-| |season to become a radio-TV| 34 4-3% Potts--W J Farr 5-23 Robinson--Mrs A Hickling ment and Canadian majorettes, but only 15,000 fans turned up/broadcaster of Orioles games. 6 8-4 5-44 72 e2 6-3% McComb--McMillen, Pizel 200 (ony) 30-JEWEL CALENDAR WATCHES on The Natl m 21 1-nk 2h Dittfach--G _Matoff (TELL BOTH TIME AND DATE) Winner dk b g 3 Eternal Rewards Stage 1 dane. 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Fin Jockey Owner 9 8 5-3% 4-2%4 1-1 1-1% Dalton -- McNeill 6-nk 51% 3-2%42-%Potts -- Gardiner 22% 2-1 2h 3-3% Borgemenke -- Pine Tree 8 8- ' 7-3'4 5-1% 4-2%Robinson -- Pheasant St. A. - 4nk 52 Armstrong -- Stafford Fm Rascality 19 8 2 6-5% Brown -- View Hulloa Fm | Actor's Award . 119 2 6 - 7-4% Behrens -- R and W Gian | Spikerdrink 116 7 4 6-h 8- Dittfach -- Pheasant Sta A- | Winner b r ¢ 2 Best Thing -- Two DotDay. Trainer L. E. Sebs | coupled A -- Honest Harry and Spikier- drink oan | Start good, won driving ool 39,584 | Fourth Race 3YOUDBETTERWIN 110. 1-DOC'S DOLL 8- JEAN SIRDAR 7 Furiongs. Purse ae, Three years, Claiming all $2500. orse PP LY r. Fin Jockey Youdbetterwin 5 21% 1.1 McComb -- Cocomile Doc's Doll 1-1% 2-h Har's'n X -- Baxm. - Greg. Jean Sirdar -1 3-1% Dalton -- Dew Valley Fm Wings of Song 2 42% Parnell X -- Bill Beasley Airborne Charm - -4 5-2%4 Borgemenke -- Armstrong | Gai Linda 2 - 44 6-24 Morreale -- Kerr cw-Med's Missy 109 -1 7-2%7-1 Dittfach -- Ryan Tenaga 12 "1% 8- Robinson -- Edwards Winner ch f3 First Noghver --_ You'd Better. Trainer H. Matchett X-5 Ibs AAC CW-Corrected Weight Start good, won driving : PANDRAG Fifth Race SPANDRAC 7 Furlongs. Purse $200 Three and Four Years Allowances. w Str Fin Jockey Owner Fak Dittfach -- Gardiner - Horse Tworullah Prince Sparkle Absent Son Honest Harry Apache Princess 116 67 7-2 8 Wid 3 111 110 107 115 112 oma LL NPAs Pool 44,711 1-BELOVED BRAT LUSCIOUS TOKAY -- NO. 1 GRAPES MILD SWEET -- NO. 1 SPANISH ONIONS CRISP, FIRM, MARSH GROWN -- NO. 1 CARROTS BEST BUY -- Save 6¢ CORN OIL ST. 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Trainer F. Couples A A -- = ging High and Divided 5 Start : Adc won driving 9-2 9-5% Potts -- Miller- Hebering 10- 10- Robins -- Jacobs . Merill Jr. 2 watches per person Pool 46,242 Seventh Race 6-MENELODIE FULL TWO-YEAR WRITTEN GUARANTEE 1-GOL'N TURKEY ENT. 2 4 i 3% 5.50 3-VICTORIA REGINA $49.95 VALUE TODAY ONLY BEST BUY -- Save Bc--Picture Cards in Every Package RED ROSE TEA BAGS BEST BUY -- Save 7¢ PKG. OF 60 1-18. 75° SPONGE Reg. 39¢ EACH 35¢ BAR FROZEN FOODS COFFEE Ho slyn iy 1s. 5a 69° BLANKET BAKERY FEATURE Full 72" x 84" size . 20 One | Mla, Purse $7500 added Three and Four Years Fillies Canadian fid. Allws. PKGS Wt PP St % 14 Str. 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PP St % A 170s "ran MeCont ~-- G_ Matoff Lo Moon Discovery 117 54 22 22% D'fach---Miss D Lanchbury More Water |. 214 4-1% 3-1% B"menke -- L E Taylor Peel Express ... 3h 4nk Hale -- M J Hawkins Hollow Hills 5-2 Cosentino -- D A Conny War Caper 61% Brown -- Double K Farm Autumn Colors 112 - Robinson -- C Smythe Winner b g, 3, Bimelec Chapel. Trainer J. Lankinen Start good, won handily. Pool 51,500, Total Pool | 377354. Attendance 7,804. | 14 SIMCOE ST. NORTH, OSHAWA SPROULE'S Corner Simcoe at Mill MAPLE GROVE MARKET Maple Grove, Ontario or 7-