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Sh A a OTE RGR ON SE A AT, Hill Highlights Gloomy British Sporting Year | By PAUL WESTBROOK LONDON (CP) -- A compar. © (CP) oe ly easy program in will give British sports compe- a chance to ponder some en = oF ; days of 1962 | little to cheer land's cricketers doomed to a in og British athletes returned the Empire Games. in Australia well bronzed -- with third places--but with little gold in first-place medals. clean motor-racing. - tories came despite the absence of Stirling Moss who was lucky to survive the worst crash of his career at Silverstone last Although the world champion- ship won't be decided until the South African Grand Prix Dec. 29, either Londoner Graham Hill or Scotland's Jim Clark is certain to take the title. LURE OF CASH Arthur Rowe, one of the few fn Britain and Europe who chal- lenged U.S. shot-put supremacy, took up professional rugger to earn money. But after only three games for Oldham and a series of "revealing" articles for a Sunday newspaper he is seeking reinstatement as an amateur. Rowe's former coach, Geoff Dyson, also was lost to British sport last fall when he signed a five-year contract as a coach in Canada, He takes up the job in Ri ges! In the other direction came a squad of Canadian rugger players on an "instructional" tour, -Although the 17-match tour provided plenty of points for the opposition everyone agreed the unorthodox tourists © added a colorful touch to the year's sport. Making occasional appear- ances for the Canadians was John Lecky of Vancouver, bet- ter known to the rowing fans as a member of the victorious Cambridge crew which last beat Oxford in the an- nual boat race. SOCCER'S POOR YEAR Qne Anglo-Canadian link shat- tered was the custom of British soccer players -- for Canadian teams the summer break. Seste pleas the transatlan:ic jaunts wrecked training schedules. Soccer in fact had a bad Tomilson Wins Over Beaupre's defeated Oshawa- Tomilson Beaupre Spur in Courtice League Industrial game, played at Port Perry|0 Thursday night 8 to 2. GRAHAM HILL, British facing ace, is shown above at the wheel of the new BRM which he will drive in the South African Grand Prix, for a test run at Snetterton, Nor- folk, England. The South African Grand Prix, at year with England's national team making a feebl effort in last summer's World Cup. But it has a chance for *revenge in the European sn gpg par- ticularly now that it is under a new manager, Alf Ramsey. Ramsey was the quiet tacti- cian who turned Ipswich Town into the 1962 English cham- pions. But England's gain was Ipswich's loss and the reigning champion now fumbles at the foot of the table while Everton, Tottenham Hotspur, the 1962 national cup winner, and Burn- ley head for the New Year hon- ors. VERSEAS LOSSES England held Australia to a This game kept Tomilson Tow-|draw in the first of the five ing in contention for a playoff/Test cricket matches in Aus- berth. Gene McAvoy opened the scoring from Brown, then Wil- son of other goal assisted by Cole. From this point on Tomilson had complete control of the game. Baker scored from Gene McAvoy and Brown. Gerrard of|g0ing Tomilson's slapped one in from inside the blue line. Spur got on the score sheet as Corkum scored from Sayers. Shettler got that one back for the Tomilson club assisted by Gerrard. Cole scored from Paul McAvoy, then Spur got one back as Green " scored from Corkum. Then Gene McAvoy scored unassisted. Cole completed the scoring from Paul MacAvoy from Gerrard. There was a total of seven penalties in the game, Tomil- son's picking: up four and Bea- pre Spur picking up three. The stars of the game were Cole and Gene McAvoy of Tom- ilson's and Corkum for Beaupre tralia, but' the Aussies were fa- vored to win the series. And Tomilson's added an-/few were feeling confident about next summer's visit by a West Indies team. British entrants for the Em- pire Games also found it gough in Australia, particularly the track athltes. Bruce Tulloh,. flowering hope BROWN'S LUMBER & SUPPLIES "DO-IT-YOURSELF HEADQUARTERS" NEW HOMES & HOME IMPROVEMENTS FULL LINE OF BUILDING MATERIALS 725-4704 Cihore Pecemene lind Let Us Do Your Gift Wrapping Every purchase between now and Christmas witl be beautifully and pro- fessionally gift-wrapp- ed... at no charge. WATCHES, DIAMONDS, SILVERWARE HOLLOWWARE, CRYSTAL, COSTUME JEWELLERY, LUGGAGE, CLOCKS, re © BONE CHINA, JEWEL BOXES, DRESSER SETS, FIGURINES SWE ORDS orsu OF OSHAWA a, | DIAMOND eee and JEWELLERS East London, on Saturday of next week, will decide the World Racing Drivers' Champ- ionship for 1962. The battle for this title is between Hill and another British driver, Jim Clark, who will be driving a Lotus. The pair have domin- of English distance runners, wilted in the Perth sun while New Zealand's Murray Halberg romped home. The_ much- vaunted English six-mile run- ners were easily scattered by Canada's Bruce Kidd. The swimmers did slightly better, especially the girls. Yorkshire lass Anita Lonsbor- ough picked up three gold med- als and 15-year-old Linda Lud- grove brought home two. A well-played final, which game until the and her rink pick up two points the seventh and another pair in the eighth for a 10-to4 win. br gave them "The John- hompson Memorial phy," which was competed year for the first time. winning rink was com- of Irene Bowden, lead; Games convener Ruth Cle- mens presented all who had competed in the final mas cakes, chocolates, etc. . The curling schedule will re- 'jsume on Janyary 8, when play Trophy. begins for The Club Following are results of the Thompson schedule: MON. - THURS. DRAW wen Roison, vice-skip and Fran.|)- Ma Pollitt, skip. Both teams curl- ed exceptionally well, with sev- eral ends being decided by the|s. skip, who had last rock in that|t- £ock skip particular end. third and fourth Contesting J places in the schedule, the - HP. t=), lof Lee Tresise, Audrey hey Mary Pollard and Be th Kemp, skip, scored a four on the eighth end, to nose out B. G, Evans E.. McMillan, Graper, Barb Vivash, Louella ie Cook and Eileen Coppin, skip, by a score of 6-to-5. Fifth spot was won by Susan|J.. Lowe, Doreen Skitch, Marie] MacDiarmid and Helen Broad bent, skip, who also had a tight finish against Lori Foster, Pearl}? E, Tunnicliffe, B. Schoenau, O. Rolson, Stacey, Virgie Ward and Doro-|'* gxip thy Morrison, skip. Down four "coming home", Dorothy Morri-|,, Son made a game bid to tie the score and force an extra end.|Lindsay However, she could manage only three and the score ended 8-to-7. for the Broadbent four- some, Presentation of the trophy to|P the Piper rink was made byjr President Louise Rose, on be- half of Mr. and Mrs. Percy Thompson, donors of the new "Johnnie Thompson Memorial", which replaces The Thompson a iW; ope 8; Renwi Crawford eee IM. eevee Calhoun . A A Tindesy" " ws ; Crawford "ss. games with prizes appropriate to the i. Yuletide season, such as Christ-|J. . Cain, * skip,' vies Mites + 70); 5 as ery ps7; = c sas Tet tn ld THE OSHAWA TIMES, Seturdey, December 22,1962 95 Thompson Memorial Trophy Produces Close Competition tana formerly competed for|Mann vei serene SPUR SERVICE STATION TOWNLINE EAST SERVICE... THE GREATEST OLD COUNTRY SOCCER SCORES ) -- Re oults of Friday' League § soccer matches: ; Division I .|Ipswich 1 Sheffield U 0 .|Rotherham 2 Luton 1 'Scunthorpe 1 Grimsby 1 Division Ill Barnsley 0 Peterborough 2 IN OSHAWA Sales & Service wits it OPEN EVENINGS FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE... We Will Remain OPEN Monday -- Dec. 24th Wednesday - Dec. 26th Monday - ~ Dee. 31st cNTARIG MOTOR SALES LTD. 140 BOND WEST 10; i . 9; Gilchrist . Calhoun 10; Crawford . ated International racing this season and at the moment, Hills leads in the ratings by nine points, but victory on De- 'cember 29 will give the win- ner the championship and the Manufacturers' World Champ- ionship. In horseracing one of the ma- jor debates concerned the open- ing of betting shops which en- able fans to bet in cash off the course. 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