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GORGEOUS GEORGE WITH HIS BUTL The immaculate idol of the mat ring, known as 'Mr, Wrestl- ing" or The Human Orchid, Gorgeous George, in person, is shown above in a breakfast set- ting of nobility atmosphere. Gorgeous George has been "wowing " at wrestling shows from coast-to-coast for a number of years but he'll make his first appearance in Oshawa this Tuesday night, in the main bout of the regular weekly card at Oshawa Arena. RB Royals Move il To Big Lead By THE CANADIAN PRESS Montreal Royals, last season's pennant-wininers, are showing the rest of the International Baseball League that their climb to the top of the eight-club ladder was no fluke. The Royals during the week-end their seventh and eighth U. Of Illinois Wins Big Ten Track Meet CHAMPAIGN, Ill, (CP)--TUniver- sity of Illinois won its third straight Big Ten outdoor track champion- SIP Savurdey by rolling up 69% points, Michigan, taking three first pla- ces and sharing another, was sec- iond with 43% points. Michigan | State was third with 25 followed by Iowa with 23. | "Roy Pella of Sudbury, Ont., at- tending University of Michigan, | was second in the discus final. Ro- {land Nilsson, also of Michigan, was TERRORS IN CELLAR THOUGH UNDEFEATED TREACLETON ,Ont.--Coach Crusterson's Terrors, only un- defeated team of the Wide Counties Baseball League, are resting at the bottom of the eight-team league standings. "It shouldn' happen t'a dog"! he sal in a recent interview. The Terrors, riding the crest of a one-game win streak, the result of a default on the part of the West Luffingham Long- pants, have been rained out 10 of their last 10 starts. In a recent interview Coach Crusterson of the Terrors was quoted on the subject as say,- is, "It shouldn' happen t's og!" The Treacleton Times startl- ed the newspaper world earlier this year with the story of an injury to Terror (pitcher Arty Flinger. What with the recent rain - outs, it was felt by this newspaper that a further inter- view with Mr. Flinger on his condition might be in order. "I don't know . . . " began y. ". . . It shouldn' happen t'a dog!" interrupted Coach Crus- terson. The doctor on the case felt that a few more rain - outs might see Arty as the start- ing pitcher in the Wide Coun- ties League opener in Treacle- There have been seven open- ers scheduled, and seven can- celled on account of rain. "It shouldn' happen t'a dog!" states Coach Crusterson. Mayor W. H. P. Proudfoot, when asked how he felt after dre for the big occasion seven es and finding it rain- ed out each time, smilingly said, "When the Consolidated Liberal Conservatives are in power one can expect any- . Now when I am nomin- a for a federal post . . . and naturally elected on a landslide vote . . . " ", . . It shouldn' hap t's dog!" roared Coach ster- son, and then seeing he had opened his mouth at the wrong time he added, "Well try again, Tonight. At 7.15 « + .» the eighth time. be proud to have you throw out the first ball Mr. Mayor." Ed. Note -- Rather odd the similarity to a certain Osh- awa ball club wot? Yeasss, the Transporters will try for their opener again this week . . . tonight in fact . . . 7.15 p.m. at the Stadium :against the Bowmanville Brookdale Roses. Should it rain again , . . aaagh! It shouldn' happen t'a dog! « + « by Bob Rife. Waterloo By THE CANADIAN PRESS Waterloo Tigers are officially | {protesting the forfeiture of that {weird Senior Intercounty Baseball | League game last Thursday to i Kitchener Panthers. They are also | protesting the umpiring in the | straight victories, both over Spring- first with a toss of 164 feet, 5 3-10 | game. field Cubs. Lefty Ronnie Lee hurled a bril- liant hitter to blank the Cubs 3-0 in the seven-inning opener Sat- . It was Lee's second victory | three defeats. The second game ended in a 2-2 tie after 15 innings. The contest was en Esa. of a curfew in Springfield. Righthander Ed Roebuck equal- led Lee's feat Sunday, scattering three safeties to smother the Cubs 40. Montreal now is 2) games ahead of its nearest rivals, Rochester Red aes he took two yietorles in a e week-end series with the third-place Toronto Maple Leafs--four games behind the leaders. The Leafs and the Wings split : Saturday double bill at Roches- Tr Toronto took the abbreviated opener 4-2, getting only three safe- ties, but capital on two Roch- ester errors. Two Toronto hurlers allowed seven hits, with reliefer Main winning his third game of the season. Rochester won the nightcap 2-1 and Crimian, who came on in the eighth, got credit for the win--his first of the season. pitching by righthander Deal and a 16-hit attack four Toronto hurlers gave Rochester a 7-83 Sunday victory. It was Deal's fourth straight win. Ottawa Athletics and Baltimore Orioles split a Saturday double- header, the A's taking the opener 13-2 and the Birds the nightcap 1-0. A scheduled Sunday contest at Baluimore was postponed because Ottawa's Bog Trice hurled a masterful six-hitter in the opener as his team-mates reached two hurlers for 15 safeties. The second game wag a pitching duel between Ottawa's Mackinson and Baltimore's Bob Greenwood, who came out the winner, allowing five safeties. § A scheduled Saturday twin bill at Buffalo was rained out. Syracuse Chiefs combed three Buffalo pitchers for 13 hits Sunday to take the opener at Syracuse 9-2. Outfielder Garden Gillenwater's single with two out. in the ninth drove in the run that gave Syracuse a 2-1 victory in the second game. LAYNE TO FIGHT WALLS SALT LAKE CITY (AP)--Rex Layne has signed to fight a 10- round bout with Earl Walls, Cana- dian heavyweight champion, at Edmonton June 29. Marv Jenson, Layne has been guaranteed $10,000 with an option on the gate. Walls is Mo. 3 heavyweight in British Commonwealth listings. ; {inches. Pella's toss was 152 feet, |5 8-10 inches. | John Ross of Oakville, Ont., | Michigan's mile champion last year, finished second to James Kepford of Michigan state who ran the distance in 4:18.4. St. Kitt's Lead Senior Boxla By THE CANADIAN PRESS St. Catharines Athletics broke away from a first-place tie with Peterborough Timbermen Saturday night to take over sole possession of top position in the Ontario La- crosse Association senior league. They managed a 13-12 overtime victory over the Timbermen. In other league games Saturday Brampton Excelsiors notched their first victory of the season with a 19-12 win over Hamilton Tigers and Orillia West Yorks edged Fergus Thistles 11-10. Derry Davies scored the winning goal for the Athletics early in the 10-minute overtime period. It was Peterborough's second loss on home grounds this season. Bill Nelson, Al Frick, John De- war and Skip Teal all scored twice for the Athletics and Ted Howe, Don Moore, Jim McMahon and Jim Bradshaw added singles. Wipper and Roger Smith picked up three goals each for the losers. Gerry Fitzgerald collected two and Jack Mason, Don Ashbee, Russ Slater and Bob Thorpe scored one each. Brampton, playing at home, led 8-7 at the half. Pete Bradskin paced the winners with four goals and Nick Ferri and Gordie Steele added three each. Jack Sibbald and Chuck Simpson each tallied twice and Bionda, Gar- butt, Sutherland, Beatty and Mc- Cann scored one each. Ron Smith, Don Smith, Don Macfarlane and Tony Capulo had two each for Hamilton and Doyle, Rankin, Brown and McLean scored singles. Bob Dobbie led the Fergus at- tack scoring three goals. Don Campbell, Bill Lillenbeck and Ron Landoni each scored twice for Fer- gus while Don Gear contributed a single marker, Ken Croft, Jim and Jae McNulty each collected two for Orillia and Merv McKenzie, Tony Domico, Gord Hammond, Les Digby and Leo Teatro each scored singletons. Rain continued to wreck the league's schedule during the week- end, piling up postponements. Sat- urday night Guelph at Kitchener; Waterloo at Brantford; St. Thomas at London and Galt at Oshawa | were all rained out. Umpire Johnny Kumornik awar- | ded Kitchener the forfeiture game | 9-0 after a rhubarb had occurred. | Base umpire Jimmy Tait ejected three Waterloo players from the game. The score was tied 5-5 at! Weird Forfeit Game Protests the end of the ninth inning and | Waterloo was unable to field nine | men for the 10th inning. | While club president Ernie Go- man wouldn't divulge the grounds for the Piotest to league adminis- trator John Gillies, he did indi- cate that one reason was what he described as the "inefficiency" of umpire Tait. "We are protesting (1), the forfeiture and (2) the um- piring situation throughout," he said. Only one game--London at St. Thomas--is scheduled for tonight. On Coronation Day Waterloo will be at Kitchener; Oshawa at Guelph; Galt at Brantford; Brant- | ford at Waterloo; Oshawa at Galt; and Guelph at London. ", + « @roan Peas the size of Olives, Roses the size of Saucers, Cucumbers that look like Watermelons, Carrots the size of Trolley Cars--All withowt leaving your easy chalr? ..." NEW B. F. 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Exeeptionally bene. ficial in areas where water restrictions are in effect be- pe ORILLIA (CP)--Western Ontario athletes edged their Toronto com- petitors Saturday by three points to win the team championship at the track and field meet at the Ontario athletic commission camp on Lake Couchiching. ) Windsor Kennedy's John Kerr in the middle-distance events and Lon- don Central's John Thomas with |two sprint wins paced the Western | Ontario Secondary School Associa |tion athletes to victory with 69 points over the Toronto Secondary School Athleic Assotciation with 66 | poins. Toronto, defending champions, were helped by Gordie Brown, the !leading individual point-winner of |the day, and Jerry Zadiyko. i Windsor's Kerr, a 17-year-old | headed for Michigan University, | broke the 440- and 880-yard record, He ran the first distance in 52.1 seconds, cutting nine-tenths of a | second off the 440 record and the second in 1:58.7 minutes, 4 6-10 of la second better than the previous record. Both were in the intermedi- ate class. | Norm Williams of North Toronto | broke the record for the senior 120- | yard high hurdles, covering the dis- | tance in 15.4 seconds, three-tenths |of a second better than the record he set last year. In the open events, C. Colville of Sudbury was third in the two- mile run, Roy Ranta of South Porcupine won the broad jump at |20 feet 7s inches, and placed third iin the 100 yards. Ken Fisher of | Oshawa was second in the javelin throw and Howie Triano of Niagara Falls third in the high jump. LIVERPOOL WINS 10-3 TOLEDO, O. (AP)--The Liver- pool, England, soccer team de- feated Toledo Turner All-Stars 10-3 Sunday in an exhibition game. It was the 28th straight victory for Liverpool in three years of off- season tours this side of the At- WOSSA Athletes Edge Toronto In Lake Couchiching Finals In the intermediate division, G. Pinn of Sudbury Tech. was third in the pole vault. 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