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10 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Saturday, February 16, 1963 SPORTS MENU Private Game Leases. | By Geo. H. Campbell SPORTS EDITOR 'Everything From Soup To Nuts' * WHITBY DUNLOPS have been rapping on the Oshawa Generals' door ever since the season got ' ander way and a couple of times they had the latch up but the hinges stuck, Last night, on their home ce, the Dunnies tried a new system and the combina- ton unlocked the barrier nicely. Last time out, Dun- jes charged at the General's door and tried to push heir way through. It looked as if it might work too ecause the homesters had a 5-0 lead at the end of the first 10 minutes of play -- but Generals came back stronger and finally eked out the decision. Last night, the Dunnies tried different tactics and were auccessful. Instead of trying to push the door in -- they waited until the Generals weren't holding too tightly, and then Whitby pulled the door open -- and walked into the victory room. Oshawa Generals were phead at the end of both the first and second periods last night -- a reversal from previous pattern -- but although they had a lot of good chances in the final period, Ray Reeson, Whitby goalie was in top form to hold the Oshawa snipers off, as Jimmie Couch had tlone to the Dunlop attackers in the second stanza, AND NOW we find Dunnies only two points be- hind the Generals and Brampton 7-Ups and the scramble for playoff berths must now embrace all four clubs -- Knob Hill, Brampton, Oshawa and Whit- by. Tomorrow afternoon, at Maple Leaf Gardens, we find Whitby Dunlops meeting Neil McNeil Maroons dn the first game of the afternoon's twin-bill while Oshawa Generals take on Knob Hill Farms in the second half. With the Dunlops rolling right along in high gear at the moment, it wouldn't surprise this corner too much, to see them knock off Neil McNeil tomorrow afternoon right in Toronto or at least tie the Maroons 'for a split in points. Oshawa Generals have to face up to it -- they need a win Sunday after- noon over Knob Hill, or they're going to be in a slump. But then, Generals could also surprise against Neil McNeil Maroons, when they tangle with the league- leaders on Monday night in Bowmanville. Word is out -- the Maroons will be far from "top strength" for their game tomorrow and perhaps the same, on Monday, Their ace goalie, Gary Smith, has his ankle 'in a cast and will be out for a few games, with Bill Henderson donning the big pads as a replacemnt. BRIGHT BITS: Jim Beatty, the pint-sized U.S. miler, who has said he can run the mile under four 'minutes any time he pleases, made it stick last night 'in Madison Square Garden when he won:the Baxter "Mile in 3:58.6 -- a new world's record for indoors 4... POP IVY has signed a new contract as head coach 'and general manager of the Houston Oilers in the 'AFL and we are wondering if perhaps Jackie Parker twill end up on the Ivy vine in time for the next foot- *ball open. Coach Pop and Jackie made sweet music 'in. Edmonton, back a few years ago... BOB MANN, "the former Truro, Nova Scotia resident, who moved 'to Ontario about three years ago, skipped his youth- 'ful Hanover rink to their 7th-straight win in the 'British Consols "eights" at Hamilton yesterday, to 'complete the clean sweep into the Dominion "Brier" 'championship at Brandon, next month, as Ontario's 'representatives. Veteran observers say Mann dis- 'played sufficient skill in both shot-making and ring 'strategy to indicate that he will make a good showing Elated Whitby Dunlop dress- . team that swept to a 7-5 vice OHA Metro "A" action in Whitby Arena last night, ing room shows the faces of a tory over Oshawa Generals in Dunlops Unleash Four In Game's Last Period To Upset Generals 7-95 PWLT F APIs, N. MeNeit 3m 3 3.206 7857 | iN the! sfariboroe ...., 6420.8 170 116 46 ldressing room that it Was one|Knob Hill ...... 36 14 18 By KEVIN BOLAND ) Generals led 3-2 at the end of; Ivan Davie, Whitby Dunlop) _ Whitby Dunlops scored four|the first period and 4-3 at the general manager, said llast period goals 4 ge Osh-|end of the second period. lawa Generals in Metro Junior) Whitb marksmen were ati ; : : "A action in Whitby Arena/Wayne Weller, Bob Wilson, Bob|® the most exciting games hi orn on A last night, Abbott and Muni Hoffman, {had ever watched. "My heart) vii, tore | 'The win moved the Whitby| Weller, Wilson and Abbott|Was in my mouth' all during that) - team to two points of the Gen-|scored two goals each to stretch third period," he said. erals and Brampton Seyen-Ups|the Dunlop unbeaten streak to| Had the Generals beaten Dun- iboth in fourth place on & points/five games, They have lost lops they would have moved to Ibasis, only once in the last eight|/sole possession of the final play- Bullet Wound Generals cling to their fourth) games, loff spot, \place mooring with two games "This is a great team," said) When the final buzzer sound-| Incurs No lin hand. Jim Cherry, "Any team that/ed a throng of Dunlop supporters mt ' | 5 I erious injury | Both Brampton and Whitby/can come back like we have de-|rushed on to the ice to con- lhave played 35 games, Bramp-|Serves every credit' he ex- gratulate the victors, A ton and Generals have 25 points/Plained. "We started slowly but! "We're after that fourth spot, '| one LAUDERDALE, Fla. ae " ; 23 points on. eight wins, 20 aren't too late." it, : ely Sox ideas eee ee \losses an¢@ seven draws. Both teams played exception-| Both teams see action tomor-| | oe counted for three Oshawa goals,|g00d games,""-said Oshaw a/the opener Whitby Dunlops tace| day eg be be able to _ |Bill Little counted two as well,|mentor, Doug Williams, '"'It/Neil McNeil Maroons. Oshawa/@fter a 19-day recovery perio the game that lost it for us." [the nightcap jury, general manager Roy Ha. In the third period a specta-| mey says |tor spit at Terry Vail as he led | | HOCKEY SCORES STANDINGS neurosurgeon -this marning," 7 Hamey said Friday, "The doc. jtracks and jumped to the pen- jalty box where he tried to get at \Timmins 2 Abitib! 4 and that as soon as the -wound (Best-of-nine semi-final tied 3-3)j heals, he will be able to walk 5129 174 2 each while Whitby trails with/now we're underway, I hope we said Davie. 'We intend to take | George and Terry Vail ac-jal hockey, 'We both played| row in Maple Leaf Gardens. In| ¥&S shot in the left leg Wednes- |was just the breaks that go with|and Knob Hill Farms tee off in and will have no permanent in- SPIT AT VAIL "He was examined by a a rush towards the Whitby end of the rink, Vail stopped in his tor says that there is no dam. | By THE CANADIAN PRESS ,_ Northern Ontario Senior age to the mobility of the leg the fan, | American League Eastern Division By GERRY McNEIL QUEBEC (OP) -- Long real, ized by a few, it now is ev- ident to all that private groups control some of the best hunt- ing and angling territory in Quebec through leases, It is a delicate control, how- ever, subject to governmental whim, And the present whim is open more land to the pub- ie, | "About 25,000 square miles of the most accessible land _is eased," says Jean Duguay, chief of the Forest Protection Service, Possibly 2,000 private clubs have angling and hunting rights on some of the best salmon, moose, deer and migratory bird) country. in Quebec, Someone hooted "impossible"'| last year after Gerard D. Le- vesque, until recently game and fisheries minister' promised to have a map drawn up of the leased club territory, But after more than a year of work, his department has lo- cated and outlined leased crown maps that sell for $2 each: COLUMNIST APPLAUDS plause, notably from Izaak Hun-| "Scores of thousands of angl- minister for it. They will be) jand hunting rights, able to go fishing and hunting without danger of being run out of an area as trespassers on private leases, ' "They will be saved time, ex- pense and humiliation, The map will put a stop to the all-too- common practice of some dog-| in - the - manger outfitters and private leaseholders of posting areas to which they have no He. The maps show the moose country in the Saguénay north of Queber City and the excellent deer country north of Montreal to be heavily leased. Northeast of Quebee City, seigniorial lands stretching to the Saguenay River along the St. Lawrence control fishing FEW NEW LEASES The seigniorial lands--mostly granted by King Louis XIV of France--cannot be touched by the government unless it buys them outright, but the leases can be revoked, Government policy in the last no new leases being issued and some being cancelled, The government also has ing to cut them down to less square mile, One 25 - member miles, Winter Track At Woodbine "SPORTS CALENDAR Opens Monday Serious training for 700 thor-| oughbreds stabled at Woodbine) race course starts Monday morning when the Jockey Club opens the one - mile training track on the backstretch, The thoroughbreds will be preparing| for the 196-day Ontario racing 8 \Fort Erie, | On the same date, Feb. 18 | 'begin at Toronto's other major opens at Old Woodbine March 25, Mohawk Raceway, The Jockey Club's new $300,000| track designed exclusively for standardbreds, starts its in- nights, | Woodbine's thoroughbred pop- ulation will exceed 1,000 by the ber is expected to increase be- fore the season opens. For the past two weeks work- men have been clearing snow The Jockey Club's huge snow- blower, similar to those used for clearing highways. The track has been seeded with calcium jto remove frost from the top three inches of topsoil. | To combat freezing, tractors jare driven on 16-hour shifts starting each day at 4 p.m, and finishing thé next morning at /8 a.m, In keeping the underfoot SUNDAY HOCKEY OHA Junior "A" Metro League -- Whitby Dunlops vs Neil McNeil Maroons, at 2,00 p.m, and Knob Hill Farms vs Oshawa Generals, at 3.30 p.m.: Both games at Maple Leaf Gar. dens, OHA Junior "B" Metro Pic-O-Mats, Community Bow- Arena, manville manville at 6 104 194 90 | Training for harness racing will/3.00 p.m. UAW League (3rd game of |matics vs Bad Boy, at 12.30 p.m.; Both games at Bowman. ville Community Arena, North Plant League -- Semi- Arena, Ist game at 1.00 p.m, SKEET SHOOTING "Prize Shoot" at Oshawa events for Non-Members. MONDAY HOCKEY OHA Junior "A" manville 8.15 p.m, Oshawa |(Bantam League) Community 5.50 -- Local 1500 vs Cana- dian Tire; 6.00-6.50 -- West. mount Kiwanis vs Metro from the training track with|League -- Neil McNeil Maroons| Acts, Palable vs Oshawa Generals, at Bow. Arena, Minor Assoc, -- --All games at Oshawa Children's Arena.5,00. May Fall Victim To Governmental Whims Cost of hunting and angling rights on crown land is $20 a squere mile, or $10 for the right to fish only or hunt only. It used to be a minimum $6 a square mile for one or the. other, While many clubs have done excellent work in conservation and protection, others--usually made up of poorer members haev not been able to do so well, The richer clubs also have spent heavy amounts on club buildings, dams, wharfs and other improvements that the government must make recom. {pense for if it revokes their |leases, ; 'TIMBER LEASES CLOSED The maps show the locations 'lof all the private clubs and the |262 seigniories, Only 'timber leases. are not shown and, technically, the pub« lic has a right to hunt and Geh 'on timber leases. The pulp and paper companies have an obligation to protect these leases against fire, They also build roads, entirely at territories on a series of 20|/tWO years has resulted in almost|their own expense, and must keep them up. If a hunter is 'injured on one of these roads, it is the company's responsibil- The project has drawn ap-,cropped many lease areas, try- ity, Both sides have valid argu- ter, the Montreal Gazette's fish|than 50 square miles with ajments here, says Mr. Duguay, and game columnist. He says:|membership of at least one per and the government is studying the situation and trying to ar- ers and hunters will bless the|club has an area of 100 square rive at legislation that will im- prove it, GM Students Undefeated In Own Cage Loop By RICK SALWAY Three games were played in the General Motors Basketball League Thursday night at Me- Laughlin High School with the top three teams increasing their lead, In the first game, Personnel eason which opens April 6 at League -- Schomberg vs Bow.|beat Cost 38 to 31, with Winter scoring 16 for Personnel and Dalidowicz high with 9 for Cost, The second game was a low- scoring game, with Students $ 137.188 33 lrace course -- Old Woodbine. 3-out-of-5 Semi-Final Series) --| beating Accts. Payable 22 to 19. 7 199 200 23 he 132-night harness season)Tony's Refreshments vs Mer.|Smith was high for Students on| chants, at 11,00 a.m, and Vendy.| With seven points and Longley for Accts, Payable with 8 points. The final game of the night was a hard-fought game with Purchasing coming up from be. augural meet April 26 for 26)Final Playoffs, at Port. Perry|hind in the last two minutes to defeat Parts 37 to 33. Olinyk led the winners with 12 points while Vaughan was best for end of February and this num-|Skeet Club, 10,00 a.m.: Special Parts with 11, TEAM STANDINGS S.E.C Personnel Purchasing Parts Cost Brown Victorious In Court Action CLEVELAND (AP) -- Jim B'Nai|Brown, Cleveland Browns: foot- B'Rith; 7.00 . 7.50 --Police!ball star, Thursday won a $10,+ Assoc, vs Local 1817; 8,00-8.50/000 assault and battery action 20 Goals Similar 'To Ball Player's .270 Batting Avg. "By THE CANADIAN PRESS It looks as if. the National It took several players and al three officials to hold Vail back SPORTS BRIEFS TAKE QUEBEC TITLE HUNTINGDON, Que. (CP)-- The Royal Montreal rink Fri-| Buffalo day won the Quebec women's|Cleveland ... bonspiel inten to the Cana {Rochester 18 28 7.178 194 43 Saskatchewan Junior ldian championships, defeating Pittsburgh 19 30 3148 190 41 'Saskatoon 9 Moose Jaw 5 |the Town of Mount Royal 10-4 Friday's Regult oAY 7 | : » 9 in a playoff, Royal Montreal jg| Providence 0 Roc hester 2 lhigeed by Mrs. H. M, Tonight's Games Kerr. | Ruffalo at Springfield RIDERS SIGN END |Hershey at Pittsburgh OTTAWA (CP) -- Signing of Rochester at Cleveland WL TF APt| Metro Toronto Junior A 2823 4175155 60/Knob Hill 4 Manlboros 6 2618 6185151 58|/Whitby 7 Oshawa 5 23 23 10-153. 163 56) Ottawa-Hull Junior A Springfield 23.23 8 203 173 54|Hawkesbury 3 Smiths Falls | Baltimore 2225 715719151! (Smiths Falls leads best-of- Western Division seven quarter-final 2-1) 31.17 5173 146 67 Nova Scotia Senior 21 24 .6 168 177 48|New Glasgow 2 Windsor 9 | Providence |Hershey | Quebec . » ' 1963 JOHNSON OUTBOARD MOTORS NOW ON DISPLAY 353 MITH wee S S Ww. PORT OPEN EVENINGS thing of a general letdown on the attack, The average number of goals 723- 9311 ' é SERVICE STATIONS OPEN THIS SUNDAY 7:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. PRESTON'S SUNOCO STATION 925 SIMCOE ST. NORTH HOUSTON'S TEXACO STATION 67 KING ST. WEST CRANFIELD'S B-A STATION 331 PARK RD, SOUTH : FOOTE'S SHELL STATION 97 KING ST. EAST GANGEMI'S SERVICE STATION 809 SIMCOE ST, SOUTH ROBINSON'S ESSO STATION 89 SIMCOE ST, SOUTH FLOYD PRICE SUNOCO STATION $31 RITSON RD, SOUTH PLEASURE VALLEY WHITE ROSE SIMCOE ST. NORTH (at city limits) Don January Leads Field riding he re- BRAKE SERVICE leg can be used normally, tl> ile 'A' Playoffs --Oshawa All| Brown, 25, of suburban Parma, Celebrates His series, player denied the change. the 31-year-old lefthander, flew ---------- ? Melv Saskat 0 }press charges inst his elvitle 9 Saskatoon press charges. against his Southworth, manager of the Windsor 4 Detroit 7 The pair met at a bar in lentine character around the : was reported missing on a equated with a .270 battingiinon six goals a game. ough Riders of the astern Eastern a ey a pr| mente § Manitoba 2 {tempt to kiss her. birthday on Valentine's Day. sional ball player to enlist "butes. But generally-speaking|ers against the Maple Leafs. in pounds . Louis 14 30 8 181 232 36 "I'd Uae ae aden forset: birth St as rs is i = 7 So far in this NHL campaign) Sunday night, it's Montreal at Walter accused of offering ty| Sudbury at Kingston | 0 epresent istrict mh t her di anyhow, are just another day that bogan with his first ride top of the list with 29 G./windsor 24 11 -1.:259.14249 iSpecified drugs in the food of! Gar 12.22 2.132 174 26 for the last 14 seasons counting a & *+<9/ Hanover, who wrapped up the in a tie for third place with be surpassed, SEEKS BOXING BAN . by Around the NHL they. say a |Weodstock at Chatham final round of round-robin play (ing a 13-10 decision from John /his legs. 36 holes in the $25,000 Tucson jSional boxing in Illinois, *'A| 22.13. 9170 130 $3 10% Championship at Brandon, |Tudhope of Parry Sound 118 just Maritimer has come up with | round 65. burial it so richly deserves," Guelph 831 6139 297 29/Buchan, 22, all former school-/mMeasure 14-6) in' their final 'select 20-bracket. dq & Jack Bissegger of Va! Morin,| Hamilton at Peterborough Earlier Friday, he had defeated | While Glanford and Parry ae | DO-IT-YOURSELF * For comparative purposes,|@%d seven amateurs after the Ottawa-St. Lawrence College Portiand 2 Los Angeles 2 Oshewa's BUILDING MATERIALS |naturally, He must remain in|conditions at their peak, these|-- Houdaille Ind. vs Scugog)launched against him four the hospital for 10 more days."|tractor-drivers complete more |Cleaners; 9.00 - 9,50 -- Local] yeats ago. hope he is able to pitch within a Stars vs Whitby Juveniles, atlin the parking lot of Cleveland }month, but I'm not saying that . - - here Thursday night from their} Birth Date On | WH Saskatchewan Junior | Jackson, Miss., home, The cou-! . REMEMBER EN nee' V alentine D a By THE CANADIAN PRESS will} y as-! Ontario Junior B sailant, Carrie Lee Raysor, St. Louis and Boston N St. ' \s a- Hockey League will produce an-| Jim Roy P 95 Sunday's Games . ' > ; tional League baseball club ni an Vv rry, 25-year-old e 8 sf : athe 5 Dresden 7 Negro Elks Club here and the x , seeGue Hassall Ciuds other formidable crop of 20-goal|scored in each game this sea.//im Roy Perry, 25-year-old end) 5 iimore at Quebec Chatham 5 Dresd : biaehvledebia hs vcirace track, but he's got to be son--by both clubs--is 5.3. Inand linebacker rom West Tillsonburg 5 Dresden 6 shooting took place when Miss the 'most remarkable. non-combat plane crash 18 gee ph apg haat sages This weekend's schedule|Football Conference. C asics) 2 ot i amiin a Exhibition Police arrested her and St 6 selmi locke years ago today. He was ou can stick to the big time, | sends Chicago' i aoeive: ull-Ottawa 211 150 68 +p, Saronesn: CG All-'c , pray Longden, ' caey} sends Chicago's leading Black)ered a good pass receiver in Trail 4 European Canadian All- charged her with aggravated who has worked hard for his| in the Second World War. treaching it is assurance that/Toronto tonight while Boston's | Friday's Results the coach is going to consider) tail-end but resurgent Bruins go WAITER CHARGED St. Louis 2 Hull-Ottawa 4 days," he said with a crinkly) grin and his high-piped voice. | '14 players already have scored Detroit, Toronto at New York Put drugs in the food of an Ital.) . Sunday's Game 20 goals or more and Boston at Chicago. ian soccer team so they would | Sudbury at Hull-Ottawa in his busy career, a career pees In Dominion Bonspiel on a race horse in 1927. } jis accused of approaching Udi- n 0 mion 0 pie | Just for statistics, Longden Two behind is Detroit's Gor- Chathain 20:13 3.196 129 43 has ridden in 29,841 races, and) jtheir opponents, the Pro Patria . . this. year club, before a game next Sun. Chath rie ee Ontario curling championship at Longden is tiny but power- Deedee init By 5 Strokes , Yhatham 5 Galt on the sixth round of play, four wins and three losses. fully compact, He has the arms TUCSON, Ariz, (AP) -- Don) SPRINGFIELD, Ill, (AP)--|W ¥ "hallet dancer could score 20-- Senator Paul Simon introduced "* * brace Junior Robert A, Mann, 41, a dark-|Ross of Toronto in the final) How does he keep in such playing alongside Howe, But will represent;game, In the sixth round, Un-)shape? Does he follow any pat- open golf tournament. atnatrest meh ta + : ' a ' " | January toured the flat par./movement is growing in the) Hamilton 2016 8 177 151 48 Man. With him on the cham-|While Toronto edged Jack Nash|and. exercising horses," 'some big foals and carried his Dick Palmer, | of London 12-10 in an extra end. | plied. tweight as well as anyone might pect, r ? wer . . . S mechan te os At least another 10 players) na' i eg bat Simon declared Friday's Results boy curlers game, Tudhope conceding after. ta pe re TOURER St. Catharines 4 Guelph 8 Mann ended his perfect string|!0 ends, London finished in a » In this class are players with) 4 | BAS ALL a to 18 vg he far. Bach of nn te ant cm ness gi, Sunday's 'Games the Bob Kneppelberg foursome Sound could manage only one he six clu as a minimum ¥ me Peterborough at St, Catharines from Ottawa 11-6 to sew up the! Viclory apiece in seven games.' DQ ae championship. HEA UARTERS r NEW HOM! @ast season the 20-goal-or-better ound, with 145 the cut-off point Loyola 63 Sir George W {Vancouver 3 Edmonton 2 rformers in the NHL were 23 The most notable casualiy 1 ey ee -- Vancouver 3 Chasaten 6 tin number. The previous season|"@S pre - tournament favorite Exhibition Eastern League 725-4704 436 RITSON N. (Where Pavement Ends) 2 Uplands RCAF Station, placed second: in the final standings by defeating Ralph Hyslop of Glan- ford 12-8 in the last round for a 3-2 won-lost record The two rinks which had fig. FINEST @ Any Moke! oe Av Model W. L. HOUSTON 67 KING W. -- PHONE 723-7822 T "From then on, it depends on|than a thousand circuits of the|2784 vs. Duplate. Brown was accused of hitting nature--that is how quickly the|one-mile oval each week, Ontario Minor Assoc. Juven-| parking lot attendants Robert L, Whitby Community Arena, 8.30 Hopkins Airport in March, 1059. lhe will be." p.m.; 3rd game of 3-out-of-5/The National Football League Mrs, Estorya Bridges, wife of Regina 3 Weyburn § jple have three children. " . Flin Flon 0 Estevan 11 | Itis unlikely that Bridges Major William Brooks : Southworth, son of Billy a1| ARCADIA, Calif. (AP) -- He} the | 8n't exactly the prettiest Val-| e and formerly a tfiel men this season, he each of the two previous years Texas State Univesity, was an.| Hershey at Buffalo - Intercollegiate Raysor, according to her ac-}" yg NM he Joh I with Toronto Maple eats, Broadly, the plateau can be * Sutka a ws ee tena, (Cleveland at Providence ea sree * tte aaa : | t wou nny Long-| it worked out to a little better Nounced Friday by Ottawa Ottawa 5 Sherbrooke 2 count, resisted Bridges's at-\gen who celebrated his 56th! killed in the crash, South- *sometimes, falling short of the Hawks against the Canadiens in|College ball, Per' 3 |Kingston 30.13 821315568) cars 4 ssault : : worth was the first profe;- -mark--if you have other attri- Sanivent' aaa New York Rang-| feet five inches ard a "re Sudbury 19.20 11 208 209 36, *"S shel collars, is no different from rey x DARK - HORSE ENTRY yatta "you a pretty handy guy to havejagainst the Red Wings in an|, MILAN, Italy (Reuters)--Py.| Kingston 6 Sudbury 2 around, afternoon game at Detroit, lice Friday arrested a hote Tonight's Game "Birthdays don't mean much," Birthdays, John's birthdays Toronto's long-striding Frank -- ----/lose a game, Ennio Ortolan, 26,| Ontario Senior A Mahovlich, the Big M, is at the |charged with attempted fraud, LTF AP nese soccer club and offering, - 'die Howe, an indefatigable fel- jfor a sum of morey, to nut =< Woodstock = 19.19 0196 174 38 HAMILTON (CP) -- A cigar-jured high in early forecasts, his unmatched record of vic- Jow who has potted 20 or more K-W 13 23 2151 194 28 smoking sales supervisor from Toronto "and Unionville, ended tories, 5,673, perhaps never will jday. Windsor 5 Woodstock 3 ' i ker Mac- . GC added extra flourish to his vic-) Murray "Roberts's Unionville and shoulders of a young bull ee > + haeirag lac Sunday's Games tory by taking the seventh and/quartet earned the tie by tak-/and the impressive strength in January, with a 12-under-par 132, took a five-stroke lead after|in the state legislature Thurs- WL TF A prhorse entry there is no belittling MacDon- }day a bill to outlaw profes-| Niagara Falls 2? 11 5.178 196 59/SoUthern Ontario in the Domin- lopville had defeated Lorne tern of exercises? 'ald's effort this season, The "Exercise? No, 72, 49er Country Club course in| United States and abroad to s nN we Be oe "ogg at : -- L Pet . 171 g 45 Pionship team are 67 Friday to go with his tirst./Sive professional boxing the St ee ep 12 by . : i . 20, Keith Munro, %1, and Ken} London took Parry Sound's BROWN'S tmight be considered within rea-niich Baird. Jim F ane tsonable striking-dlistance of the| SiG, Vi Ferrier am Montreal 1 Niagara Falls 3 dy beating Syd Smithers of Galt|tie with Galt for fifth place with | Harold Kneece fourth at 138. Tonight's Game 11-6 in the final game Friday. three wins and four losses LUMBER & SUPPLIES lof 15 games left in the sched- 7 = at 141. Hamilton at Montreal 'ule e field was cut to 63 pros) By THE CANADIAN PRESS Western League Kneppelberg, whose rink 'is gs & . composed 'of personnel from HOME IMPROVEMENTS FULL LINE OF "it was a round 20 Jack Nicklaus, who had a 71 Mohawk Valley County College C 2 Philadelp ? © For what it's worth, statistics)for 147, Nicklaus ceablained . at Oy 'ounty College Charlotte 2 Philadelphia 7 i International League wshow that there has been some-'about bursitis in his left hip.jLawrence Tech 79 Western 71 iSt. Paul 2 Minneapolis 0