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YQ THE OSHAWA TIMES, Fridey, Sept. 7, 1962 SETS WORLD RECORD 'France Boasts New Running Sensation ARIS (CP)--A new French 7. star has diverted the fan's attention), Be overie Minipod the Cycle race. the be. tomes speciale TF pom speci Jazy hit the headlines by setting a new -- 2,000 metres. Thirteen days ye 8) Gordon Pirie's 3,000-m today record, 'Jazy is the first Frenchman hold an individual world ee ard for 31 years. is 5:01.6 track meet at Chartety eee nearly a second off the] § from his Tour de 'While Brance, 4 record set by Hun- gary Istvan Roszovolgyi. bit 3,000-metre time of 7:49.2 Plan Jamboree To Introduce Hockey Canada MELVILLE, Sask. (CP)--A ree will be held here Sept. 21 to introduce officially fhe first issue of Hockey Can- ada, a magazine to be pub- lished by the Canadian Ama- Ver Hockey Association. 'The publication will feature Varies, information and items interest to all amateur fe players and organiza- ms in Canada. 'The jamboree, dubbed the key Canada Jamboree, will pe sponsored by Mekville Mil- onaires of the Saskatchewan| @unior Hockey League. Invita- s have been sent to well- own sports figures across Canada. * 'Publication of Hockey Canada 'was approved at the spring meeting y the CAHA. The first Badition of the magazine will teach its initial subscribers, ome 140,000 persons who were registered with the CAHA last season, about a week following at St, Maur was even more im- pressive. The old record was 7:52.8 by Britain's Pirie six years ago-one of the oldest rec- ords in the book. Born in Oignies, northern istiFrance, this slim, 26-year-old typographer set out to be a soc- cer star. He switched to track and field -when his famil moved to Paris and he met mid- dle-distance coach Rene Fras- selini. in| SPOTTED POTENTIAL In 1958, his potential was spotted by former runners Gas- ton Meyer and Marcel Han- senne, members of-a Paris sporting newspaper. .He now works on the same "paper, al- lowing him plenty of time for training. His first big break was the 1960 Olympic 1,500 metres. He came home behind Australian Herb Elliott for the silver med- al. His 3:38.4 pushed him up to third in the all-time lis: for this distance. Last year, with Jean Clausse, Robert Bogey and Michel Ber- nard, he helped set a world rec- ord of 15:04.2 for the 6,000- metre relay. A tough preseason training schedule in the Marly Forest just outside Paris brought him ary he crossed the Atlantic and in his first indoor race ran a close second to Jim Beatty in a mile race, Back in Europe|® a few weeks later, he ran the best ever indoor time for 1,000 metres, over four distances, Jazy is chasing the 1,500-metre title in the European championships in Belgrade. A 3:39.3 run, the fast- est. time in Europe this year, OLD COUNTRY SOCCER © ate: to. his peak this year. In Janu- Now holding French records y has made him a clear favorite. Cal LONDON. (Reuters)--Results of Thursday night's Old Country soccer matches: ENGLISH LEAGUE Division Hl Notts County 1 Reading 6 FOOTBALL LEAGUE CUP First Round ground Hartlepools 1 Barnsley 1 Watford 1 Colchester 2 IRISH GOLD CUP Coleraisse 3 Bangor 3 FREE STORES the Melville jamboree. pick-up and delivery on all car service Firestone CALL: 725-6566 190 KING oe OSHAW. Joan Jackson, Edna W: OSHAWA BOWLING NEWS LANDER - STARK Lasae OPE: NS 8 SEPT. The Lander-Stark "Ciuate sunny, ction, Thanks to 'Team No. 5, Acadian Cleaners--Bette Sackett, Julie Keeler, Si it tat Sl Team No. 6, NuWay Rug -- Janet Peel, Alice Northey, Ev, Nr a Merle Poch, Helen Pinch' and 'Team No, 7, Strouds -- Mavis Taylor, Innis DeLong, AL HU, Ey Clough, Olive President Ray 'Gime as called a gc he meeting for this Sunday, Sept ) 7.30 p.m., at Eastway Bowl, LADIES' MAJOR "A" Attention Ladies Major Bx bowterat |AB® The 1962-1963 oe will g on Monday, Sook std a This is the 30th year of 1s bowling in Oshawa and we are forward to another Feo at year of sportsma! ish gd 1962-1963 cesrative is as follows: ins; treasurer, Olive Frise; secre- a Loraine Murphys press reporter, Nancy A, Love, 'Your teams for the 1962-1963 season ae as ree, w 'eam No. 1, Woodlyn -- Isabel King, Helen Reynolds, Bev Gutsole, Oulette, Team Regen Nancy MeKay, Betty March, Moss, June Grice and Bessie M ag: Hayden Macdonald -- Millie mpilida,. 'Loraine Murphy, Joyce Bell and cg in Porter, Irene Simpson and 5 Team No. 4, Horwich Jewellers -- Ward, Ey, Hard- roam Ber 8, Modern Upho! pholstering -- Marion Dingman, Chris Collins, Helen had ins, Irene erties Pegsy Branton Vera Markus. Cleaners -- Olive To ng tsa tnd Del e v sibhatle: » lay and Del wee No, 10, Ford fee ots UAWA LEAGUE all members of the UAWA Bowling League! Bowling starts Sept. 14, 7.00 p.m. at the Shopping Centre nage oll shift will bowl at 1,00 in aie eat May Loretta McLean and All members are asked to get in touch with their team captains te ge how many teams will be bowl. LADIES' MAJOR "B" Ladies' Major "B" teams for' the 1962- 63 League starting September 10, at 6.45 p.m. at Motor City Lanes: Team No, 1 -- Bert Cole, Frances Alexander, Georgie Groleau, Cleta Weil- +jman, Judy Carlson and Pearl Peacock. Team No. 2 -- Mary Nichols, Jo Authors, Elena Nichols, Bea Alexander, Effie Baldwin and Shirley Sargeant. 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