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vidual vault. Syd Jensen of 'Swimming And Track 232% McDonnell said. THE OSHAWA TIMES, Saturday, July 29, 1967 7 sill or OUTDOORS By Bill Owens Times Outdoor Writer Lupel and Judy Spencer, | PUT ON WAIVERS Jackie Spencer picked up ay Lupel Pitches | . Three Hit Game double and a single for East a year ad indies ieee Sue Lupel pitched a three-hit| YOrk and Anne Nicholson add- : ball whine to tend Whitby Seu: ed another single. was placed on waivers Friday She won a silver in free ex- Spotlighted At Games "23" T Bok bt when her victory was an-|gog Cleaners to a 6-4 win over|East York 000 300 0-3 3 4/by Ollawa Rough Riders of the "R. Romme 8 DNS é By BRUCE LEVETT ance worth 18.641 points to leapja last-minute replacement rid samen' od he geo . oe ee ee ee as i - : ; mu CAPS ket me y : ork Ladies' Softba eague| Elkins and Nicholson; and|Storey attended Tulsa Univere er 6 6 5 : ¥ ; . z N! IN TENNIS ; | 3 Nig THE ANGLER coed ine | YOU SHOULD permits por. | GRRE! SPO Els rom ted nace to ft eat ng eat Intemational MAS COANE st hope et Weta lhe nd Bele i d, R. K. McQ'dl 3 from the reel, made a few |tion of the shoreline to grow |mor sports of the Pan-Ameri-|'"8 Linda Metheny of the U.S.) -oigna) favorite. He was fourth|for a gold medal lies with Vicki) Sandy Taylor sparked Whitby|-- : oa chitiiiininiiiiaig 'rt, Swerdfiger 5 5 casts, then let the fly jup with aquatic plants which |can Games -- swimming and|Miss Metheny, with five gold|j, 1: adi Berner of Vancouver and Bob|at the plate, hitting a triple and false casts, swimming and in 1:12.81, a Canadian record. 2 1 d 19s 2517 settle gently to the water. A |provide food and cover for |track and field -- take over the medals already locked up, won! Argentina won the gold in Bedard of Lennoxville, Que., a ats. and Ae Bog cing AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION ; rrent drifted the fluffy fish. This also allows for the |SP0tlight today after leaving) the silver with 18.616 and Kathy| en's foils, followed by the|eamed in the mixed doub ithy single > hit SPECIALISTS ce -- 6% Fur. and slow current @ . ' ; centre stage to the other sports|Gleason of Buffalo, N.Y., was|t) ag) ' They defeated Virginia IcazajOther Whitby singles were hit --~-- 6% Fur. looking imitation a few feet. |propogation of insects which |for awhile '"|right behind with 18.608. U.S. and Cuba. and Miguel Overa of Ecuador|by Pa ago etaoin shrdlu cmfw : ; > Hoskin 6 6 Suddenly the water pined the [are important food to young | Canada's swimmers, led by| Martin Rodriguez of Colombia|TELEPHONED PARENTS 4-6, 6-2, 6-4 in a second-round|by Pat Rockert, Jen Doole, Sue| | Avoid costly EASY TERMS S. Brown 15 fly erupted ant ae eam the trout. Spawning beds can be |Elaine Tanner of Vancouver,|pedalled away with the gold! Miss McDonnell fell sobbing|match. : | § Major repairs Ir, J. Young 3 4 trout arched his body in "4 made up artificially along the |!€aP back into the $3,000,000/medal in the 4,000 - metre pur-jinto the arms of team-mates| Faye Urban of Windsor, Ont., Gerry Ouellette 1,152 to 1,145 in 1-DAY :, Robinson. 2 1 sun and the fly disappeared. figrelne at - |Pan-Am pool today hoping to|suit bicycle race, turning 10\Marilyn Minaker and Barbara|lost her women's singles semi-|the three-position rifle event. OVERHAUL el 1, Coohranes 2 Line and leader sliced through shoreline 0 the pond or up an Istem the United States tide|laps in 4:58.31, more than 13|'Thompson, both of Toronto, then| final 6-4, 5-7, 7-5 to Patsy Rippy|Lieut. Gary Anderson of the! J. SERVICE Reid 43 the water as the angler care- pas Stream: if there-is |which has seen nine of 11 gold|seconds ahead. of Juan Merlos| rushed to telephone her parents.|of Shawnee, Okla., then joined|U.S., with Canada second ahead $ * fully checked the rush of the gp ° ees you must place |medals go south. of Argentina. Mexico's Rama-| While it was a triumph for|Francois Godbout of Montreal/of Mexico. FREE TOWING e -- 6% Fur. and trout. The rod flexed in an 18 "ayer Oc coarse gravel with | Miss Tanner took the other|dames Trevino defeated David|the shapely student of Centen-|against Francisco and Eugenia} Canada lost to Mexico 62-56 in| e -- 1 mile arc as the fish tried in vain bong nid pebbles mixed in two, setting world records in| Brink of the U.S. with a time of/ary College of Louisiana, Can-|Guzman of Ecuador, losing 7-5,) women's basketball and 80-76 in| Gassien 7 6 to shake the hook. A few jim tem jong the shore or up line 100- and 200-metre back-|5:06.03. |ada's showing in gymnastics|6-3. the men's event, which meant| POSTED PRICES oung DNS moments later the fisherman ee eeder brook. This will in- |ctroke events. | Argentina won the 4,000-\was dismal compared to the| She had better luck with Miss/elimination. |, G. Robinson 1 1 slipped a net under the fish oe trout to spawn and thus The same 'picture will prevail|metre team pursuit medal with|1963 Games in Sao Paulo, Bra-|Berner, the two winning a| Cuba took advantage of eight So you know costs before you leave your car sco, §. Moore 2 2 and scooped it out of the pct moar reproducing on the University of Manitoba|Mexico second and the U.S.!zil. bronze medal for Canada by de-|Canadian errors to win 6-4 in LIFETIME Re McQ id ' ; ge ecg a "obele Seog |playing field with its ultra-fast! third. In 1963, Canadian men won Poca en! os - gre bare ais GUARANTEE . MceQuai q aa me ; ' lateher- /rubber-like composition track. Roger Gibbon of Trinidad-To- nine medals and the women|Subirats of Mexico 7-5, 6-1 in a' In yachting--Peter Byrne was Avai i i i 'r, I, Th'ck'r'y5 5 A SCENE such as this could ies at a reasonable price and | After the caaoeetion of two My went 1,000 metres in five. woman's doubles playoff. third after three races in fiy-| Uuenecaon setter decadent toa hee 9.1; 2:15.4 very easily be yours particu. |a list of these hatcheries can events Friday, the U.S. led|1:09.33 to take the individual) When gymnastics competition; Canadian riflemen were cha-jing Dutchman; John Clarke of! eicmae eS shia larly if you. own a piece of |be secured from the Depart- | with 37 gold medals, 22 second-|gold. Jack Simes of the U.S,\ended Friday, Canada could|grined when a 24-year-old bru-| Toronto was fourth after three ig rings, seals, labour ce -- 6% Fur. and land on a spring creek or |ment of Lands and Forests. |pjace silvers and 17 bronze. |won the silver in 1:09.94; Carlos|count only Miss McDonnell's|nette from Topeka, Kan., shot ajin Finn. At the same stage, | [ 149 KIN )-- 1 mile have land suitable for build- Owners of farms wanting to | Canada was second with four| Vasquez of Argentina was third|gold, a women's team silver|gold medal right out from under| Donald Allen of Clarkson, Ont., G ST., WEST 576-2600 | ay, B. C'm'ngs 1 1 ing a trout pond. It is not |build a pond may do well to | goiq -- Miss Tanner's two and|in 1:12.03. and a bronze, picked up by|them. was fourth in Lightning andl OPEN DAILY 88 G. Jacobs 35 difficult to build a pond but it yr the Department of 'singles by shooter Alf Mayer of| But it was Jocelyn Lovell, 17,,;Roger Dion of Quebec, in aj Lieut. Margaret Thompson of|Howie Richard, Oakville, Ont.,) er, S. Brown 5 4 is necessary to know some- Fenaald or Conservation Kitchener, Ont., and gymnast|a Toronto high school boy, and|three - way tie in men's indi-\the U.S. Army outshot Canada's! ninth. frey, T. Brock 7 7 thing about the requisites | Authority, for a farm pond sub-\susan McDonnell of 'Toronto.|. -- Srnec on 'l, I. Tackeray 4 2 padias Pd to hag hg in sidy. Canada has nine silvers and 12]: " Boy, R. McQu'd2 3 fish, To have a fairy sl " 'i aie: bronzes. t Missy, B. Moore6 6 ful trout pond, it should be at HERE AND THERE... Argentina came out of no- 43- 2:21.4. least % acre in surface area |People who travel in the | where into third place with four| -- rs with about one third of it hav- | woods for pleasure are respon- (golds, five silvers and four ing a minimum depth of ten |sible for from six to eight | bronze. l Loss feet. The water entering it jhundred forest fires each Miss McDonnell's perform-| s Tears G (CP)-- Faye Ur- sor, Ont., school- should be cold and clear and this means spring fed brooks or small creeks or a fair head of water from a spring hole. This is extremely essential for holding trout. year. Keep Ontario green by taking every precaution when travelling in the woods ... Buffaloes, like cattle, have hollow, | Deer antlers are solid and are shed annually. Antelope shed permanent horns ance on the uneven bars Fri- day night was the latest sen-! |sation of the Games. BROKE INTO TEARS The 20-year-old university stu- dent from Toronto broke into|~ AALrl rer ll ll hl lel Soll el lS aaa vav anv arar een e 1 in tears after los- BOTH SPECKLED and |the outer sheaths from per- tears as she came through to Tt ce for a gold medal rainbow trout will do very well |manent cores ... The Em- |edge the best woman gymnast) 4 Ht ot the Pan-American in such ponds, with rainbows |Pperor Penguin diviJes starting lat the Games for the gold ay, and her victor- being able to tolerate water a |a family with the female. To | medal. ue EEE 'an Opponent com- few degrees warmer than the keep the egg off the ice, they She swung through a perform- on tly about the parti- speckled trout. Trout should j|take turns holding it on their | sesssssnsssssccsssssnesssessseasa oe iH , be stocked at the rate of 400 |feet. mT Tt in Put up .a_ stiff fingerlings or 250 yearlings |-- DTER cai isan : Bagi bead per surface acre of water. 4 TEN RELEASED Wi \ HT 3 eet dacea com. the og is eg pega: 4 | MONTREAL (CP) -- Mont- A FOR = ct 4 7, 7-5. jem, Or de he suitable for |'¢2! Beavers of the Continental by, seeded No. 2, Fe oath ake, 'These can Football League Friday re- T op - seeded Elena be iecked at the rate of 100 eaves 2 ie their - + = Mexico. ta. Sunday's fingerlings or 25 yearlings Per offensive haifbacks Brian' Mur. KAMPING irats knocked off surface acre of water. ier ane Ted Saussels, defensive UNLIMITED : ded Jane Albert of Seams ' _jhalfback Larry Willis, fullback . , ene ch, Calif., 6-2, 6-8, 2 Randall Bunch, quarterback Bil pdesrmeapoer sige eo erernee : Cee ee ee : OO 4 's other semi-final. . Maury Viens, flanker Richard OS eat ee oe : : a ae ae ak ae Re oe 4 in had evened the Argentina she end Leroy Brown, guard : PH. 728-9942 ; ' : ' : ' ! } ; ; ' | } | } t | t } ! GY By cing the second set James Carter, linebacker Mike § Check the Camping Column in the oe nib her way in the Johnson and Roger Sundin. cteeee Pecon oot ow A NWOVOVOVOVOVE NVOVOVOVE NV () NVOVOVOVOVE NVOVOVOVOVOVOVG | V4 : i nia s lian, ranked No. 3 itry, could hardly ne loss. She would | Miss Rippy played at the strong wind cted her play. Then tears to theWocker YD'S Wins Foils WINNIPEG (CP) -- Argen- tina swept the foil events at the Pan - American Games here Friday night with a 5-2 victory over the United States in team competition. The South Americans went through the four - team final round undefeated, toppling Can- ada and Cuba by identical 5-4 WRESTLIN -- TUES., AUGUST 1 -- 8:30: :P.M. Return Grudge Match OSHAWA CIVIC AUDITORIUM The ASSASSIN SWEET DADDY SIKI OFFER EXPIRES JULY 31st to take advantage of OSHAWA CABLE T.V.'s Pol Pl nd ol heed haa ng ks Service scores along the way. The second - place silver N BOYD . i dal went to the U.S., with oe Seeciain Cuba taking, the bronze ag taasesas Outstanding offer to save on Cable T.V. | & Thickson Rd. 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