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Chl a om oo as La a oS Sa "KEL NAGLE POLISHING UP FOR CANADA CUP Kel Nagle of the Australian team blasts out of a trap while practising for the International Golf Championship and Can- ada Cup Matches opening Thursday at the Dorado Beach Golf Club in Puerto Rico. --(AP Wirephoto) West Darlington Pee Wee All games start 6.30 p.m. Each team supplies one umpire. BOYS' PEE WEE SOFTBALL JUNE § Courtice A at Zion 6 Maple Grove at Courtice B 7 Zion at Maple Grove 8 Courtice B at Courtice A 12 Maple Grove at Zion 13 Courtice A at Courtice B 14 Courtice B at Maple Grove 15 Zion at Courtice A 19 Courtice B at Zion 20 Zion at Courtice B 21 Courtice A at Maple Grove 22 Maple Grove at Courtice A 26 Courtice A at Zion 27 Maple Grove at Courtice B 28 Zion at Maple Grove 29 Courtice B at Courtice A JULY § Courtice B at Maple Grove 6 Zion at Courtice A. 10 Courtice B at Zion 11 Zion at Courtice B 12 Courtice A at Maple Grove 13 Maple Grove at Courtice A Dates 17 Maple Grove at Zion 18 Courtice A at Courtice B AUGUST 7 Open Date 8 Maple Grove at Courtice B 10 Zion at Maple Grove 10 Courtice B at Courtice A 14 Maple Grove at Zion 15 Courtice A at Courtice B 16 Courtice B at Maple Grove 17 Zion at Courtice A 21 Courtice B at Zion 22 Zion at Courtice B 23 Courtice A at Maple Grove 24 Maple Grove at Courtice A Any player missing three games, without a good excuse, will be suspended and another player will be allowed to take his place. ARGOS SIGN GUARD TORONTO (CP)--Toronto Ar- gonauts announced Wednesday night the signing of Mark Man- ders, 225-pound guard from the University of Iowa. Argos Sign New U.S. Quarterback TORONTO (CP)--Toronto Ar- gonauts today announced sign- ing of quarterback Lee Farmer, 22, of Lenoir Rhyne University of the Skyline Conference. Farmer is rated by Argonaut managing director Lew Hayman as a possible successor to the veteran Tobin Rote when the 38- year-old Rote decides to quit the game. FIGHTS LAST NIGHT By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Manila -- Flash Eldore, 134, Philippines, outpointed Giordano Campari, 134, Italy, 10. WILL PICK ALL-STARS Richardson, president of the In- Hurlers Duel For Oshawa, Whitby Draw In Legion Minor Bantam baseball in Whitby last night, a tense pitchers' duel developed, combining for 31 strike-outs and a three-all tie between Oshawa Dairy and Whitby. Whitby's Reeson had a no- hitter going until the sixth in- ning when he walked Metcalfe and Holt, then allowed Oshawa catcher Zak to slam a home- iun and bring in three runs With Dairy leading 3-2 in the bottom of the seventh on scores by Allen and Dalby, Sandford got a hold of a good one for a homer and the tying run to end the game in a draw. Corniel and Dalby threw for 18 and 15 strikeouts respectively. It will not be until June 12th that these two Bantam teams meet each other again ,but you can bet they will be trying for more than a tie. OSHAWA DAIRY--L. Corniel, p; Zak, c¢; Metcalfe, 1b; Holt, 2b; Patterson, 3b; Perkins, ss; N. Corniel, 1f;; Baran, cf, and Braznik, rf, WHITBY--Dalby, p; Reeson, ¢; Archer, 1b; Bell, 2b; Allen, 3b; Borchuk, ss; Water, If; Sandford, cf, and Maundrel, rf. Mayors To Ask For Big Four T.V. Coverage HALIFAX (CP) -- The Cana- dian Federation of Mayors and Municipalities will ask the Board of Broadcast Governors, the CBC and the Big Four Foot- hall League to telecast Big Four football over CBC stations. In a resolution approved dur- ing the annual conference of the federation, the BBG and CBC were asked to make "whatever facilitating arrangements" may games. Games this year are to be shown over a private television network. The: resolution said there are many regions, served only by the CBC, which will not see the games. Delegates also passed a reso- lution asking the federal govern- ment to investigate reasons for deficiencies in Canadian inter- national competitive athletic en- deavors. The same resolution asked the federation executive to dis- cuss with the federal govern- ment the feasibility of creating a fund which would provide fa- cilities and training for athletes taking part in international com- petition. ternational League, announced Wednesday that the clubs' man- agers again will select the start- ing IL all - star team which meets Cleveland Indians at Buf- falo June 26 in the sixth annual all-star game. Each of the eight managers will pick a 10 - man team, including one right-han- |der and one left-hander as pitch- jers. There's A Where Do I Turn... ~ For PLUS SERVICES or CASH and CARRY PRICES? 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Henderson of the Board of Education Staff was the starter of the Track events and the judges of which were R. Rod- gers and Miss H. Ingham. Mrs. D. James and Miss B. Crossen judged the throwing events while Constable W. Tane and Miss C. McGirr judged the jump- ing. Clerk for the field day was Miss J. Doake who was assist- ed in presenting prizes by Mrs. W. Boyko representing Vincent Massey Home and School As- sociation. Prizes for field day were do- nated by the Vincent Massey Home and School Association and they also provided refresh- ments for pupils and staff. Con- veners for field day were Mrs. S. King, Mrs. H- Forsythe and Mrs. C. Smith assisted by the president, Mrs. N. Roe. Miss Carol McGirr led the pu- pils in repeating the School Olympic Oath and the events of the day resulted as follows: Kindergarten Dash (50 yards) -- Boys: Steven Barrett, Peter Fallaise, Ricky Bell; Girls: Rose Mary Witzall, Wanda Brad- ley, Jane McConkey. Novice (6-7 years) -- Boys: Clare Bright, Gary Bone, Randy Hoy; Dash (50 yards) -- Girls: Joan Dewell, Patty Bradley, Leslie Ann Daniels. Ages 8-9 yrs.--Boys: Rickey Witham, Rickey Mitchell, Grant Vincent Massey Annual Meet son, Karin Strahl, Lynda Skin- ner. Throwing Sponge Ball Boys: Robert Griffith, Rickey Mitchell, Kenny Maclnally, Girls: Carol Scott, Bonnie An- derson, Anne Willoughby. Ages 10-11 years -- Dash 75 yards -- Boys: David Gunn, David Orton, David Griffith; Girls: Pamela MecCarl, Lynda Skinulis, Valerie Edwards. Throwing Soft Ball -- Boys: Richard Dewell, Tim McNaugh- ton, David Orton; Girls: Judy Morden, Anita Kashul, Maur- een Suddard. Running broad jump -- Boys: John Saunders, David Peacock, John Griffith; Girls: Valerie Edwards, Lynda Skinulis, Mau- reen Suddard. RELAYS 220 yards Gunn, Smith, David Orton. Girls: Brenda Mitchell, Pamela Me- Carl, Alyce Wheeler, Valerie Edwards. Ages 12-13 years, Dash 85 yards -- Boys: Brian O'Neil, David Smales, Alex Witham; Girls: Brigit Braun, Lynda Griffiths, Faith Russell. Throwing Soft Ball -- Boys: David Smales, Brian O'Neil, Alex Witham; Girls: Pamela a David Boys: ssinger, Alberta Simpson, Brigit Braun. Ages 14 and over, Dash 100 yards -- Boys: Stephen Rosnik, Jack Hall and Girls: Susan Me- Conkey, Linda Risebrough. Throwing rugby ball -- Boys: Stephen Rosnik, Jack Hall; Throwing soft ball--Girls: Kar- en MacPherson, Susan McCon- key, Linda Risebrough. Jumping, Running High Jump -- Boys: Jack Hall, Stephen Rosnik, Larry Parkinson; Girls: Susan McConkey, Brigit Braun, Gabrielle Kassinger. Relays, 440 yards -- Boys: Jack Hall, Gary Burnham, Peter Mutrie, Stephen Rosnik; Girls: Susan McConkey, Caro- lyn Garrison, Faith Russell, Lin- da Risebrough. nt aie" THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thursday, June 1, 1961 7 SPORTS BRIEFS HOPES FOR KO MONTICELLO, N.Y. 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