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n > 20 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thursdey, Mey 5, 1960 Canada's Trapshooting Ace Anxious For Ol ympic Games MONTREAL (CP) -- Back in 1952 they had to talk George Ge- nereux into going to the Olym- pies. This year he is eager to make the trip. "You always want to prove something to yourself," says the 26-year-old Genereux, a gold medal winner in trapshooting for Canada eight years ago in Hel- sinki. For the husky, quiet-spoken medical student from Saskatoon, the compulsion is obviously to show his Olympic victory as an 18-year-old was no fluke. He didn't make the Canadian team in 1956. A more resolute, seasoned Ge- nereux, in his fourth year of med- ieine at McGill University, is set to try again at the trials this summer in Hamilton. Weekends George takes time off from his studies to practice with 12-gage shotgun at the range of the Montreal Anglers and Hunters Inc. Among his shooting companions is Montreal Cana- diens hockey star Tom Johnson. GEORGE GENEREUX, 26, US. Senator Estes Kefauver (Dem. Tenn.) |announced Wednesday he will in-| |troduce legislation he describes |as designed to break up dog-in- The 220-pound, six-foot-t hr e e|the-manager hoarding of baseball Genereux--he has gained 60|talent by major league ball clubs. pounds and grown two inches The bill would forbid any cub team. I didn't want to leave. My|describes himself as an average/tv own or control more than 100 parents and friends had to per- student. players, and require them once suade me to go." His father, Arthur, is an eye, | Year to offer at least 60 of them| BEAT THE BEST ear, nose and throat specialist in ARE SPE lh J Corin ot Coes? ier pr more experienced--Genereux| ar the field of Yliology. H ow LO N G calmly shattered 192 of 200 clay PLAYED HOCKEY SINCE YOU CHECKED YOUR CAR WHEELS? targets and won the gold medal. Genereux played a year of Trapshooting competition pro-|hockey after coming to McGill vides a real test. The targets, 200|but gave it up after developing of them, may come from any of a sore back in 1957. 'The best insurance against bad tire wear, vibration and shimmy is to check wheel alignment "1 didn't want it," he recalled with a grin. "At that time I was pitching for a junior baseball shells, giving the shooter a sec-| provide slight correction. ond chance if he misses the first| Genereux started shooting at try. Targets are released at vary-| 1, his interest kindled by a hunt- ing intervals ranging up to fouriine companion of his father. He seconds. . was 14 when he won his first big Five times Genereux has made (itle a handicap event in the perfect 200 scores in competition. | pigwest International Shoot in But this takes luck, he says. Winnipeg. Prevent Hoarding Talent WASHINGTON (AP) -- Senator for unlimited draft to other clubs.| oo league. He said his anti - trust and|cy ARIFY EXEMPTIONS Plans Bill | monopoly subcommittee has evi- dence that rich and powerful ciubs have controlled up to 450 players, thus reducing the supply of talent available to rivals. He caled this bad for the sport and|f for the payers. Kefauver said the anti-hoa | Supreme Court decisions that the anti-trust laws do not apply to The bill is a new step in efforts professional baseball, but do ap- to untangle confusion concerningiply to professional football. OSHAWA'S NEWEST MARINE | See. Us. For The. New provision Neould po Solve Jne|the idea of recommending cor- player pi new Con-|recti ie ol Das obell Teague [rective legislation. The bill also would declare it a violation of the anti-trust laws for major leagues in any team sport to try to block or hamp the formation of a competing The bill's declared main objec- tive is to spell out limited ex- emptions from the anti - trust laws for professional sports. It has nothing to do with pro- fessional boxing. Kef: 's sub- rding|boxing scandals in the committee plans to investigate fall with SCOTT i [v wrong that So much can go 8 He has since won dozens of s control over. : ; the shooter has no control |championships in Canada and five trap houses 15 metres from| He also took to wearing glasses |A faulty shell, a target that every 5,000 miles. The John the shooter and travel rapidly|for reading and shooting. Many Bean Visualiner checks and a bad|the United States and is ranked gold medal winner in trap- shooting for Canada at the 1952 Olympics in Helsinki, plans to try out for the Canadian |doesn't shatter when hit, |spray of the shot, anything can | foul it up." He lists concentration and co- In an interview, Genereux said his shooting is sharper than ever, but he figures it has to be sharper| for the Rome Olympics. away from the gun position. The|trapshooters wear glasses to pre- shotgun may be loaded with two vent eyestrain but George's also corrects faster and more accu- rately than other methods. {among the best in North Amer-| ica. He hopes to continue shoot- wg as a pastime for many years. 5 cents will buy only half-a-glass 72 H.P. MOTORS Weighs only 35 Ibs, Other Scott Motors up to 60 h.p. SANGSTERCRAFT BOATS The Choice of People Who Know Boats $125. 1960 CAMPER Sleeps Four Canadian Explorer Trailer In All Sizes 14 FT, FISHING BOAT NEW. .......... USED 15V2 ft. Mahogany Plywood Boat--Like New 35 h.p. Evinrude Lark Motor in A-1 Shape 5 h.p. Johnson Outboard Motor, in trim form ordination in that order as the {most important factors in trap- Canadian and 11th Quebec pro- shooting. A marksman is also un-|vincial skeet championships, to der great tension during a meet be fired at the Montreal Skeet but this sometimes proves help- | Club May 6-8. Those who will be { ful. defending their titles include "You do your hest when you're Sqdn. Ldr. Barney Hartman of Your mind doesn't|Ottawa, who made practically a| clean sweep in Canadian competi-| meme -- |tions last year by winning the| WINS ENGLISH AMATEUR Sauallian 3 Span allguage, Cana- 4 I Weols > 0) gauge, Canadian open ing a S3p) all-round, Provincial open al. --Doug Sewell, 30-year Me |around and the Canadian closed ber of the British Walker Cupii, a1 other events team, Sunday won the English ~~ ~~ amateur golf title after the long-| SPORTS BRIEFS | est match in the history of the shooting team this year. A fourth-year medical student at McGill University, the Saska- toon-born shooter says he wants to prove the Helsinki victory wasn't just luck. Genereux fail- ed to make the 1956 Canadian Olympic team. "It's a lot tougher mow. The general calibre in trapshooting| has improved everywhere. You've really got to be good." 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