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_|Oshawa Tony's Ring Tri-Bells BUY NOW! 4 SAVE MORE! PAY LATER! Oshawa Tony's Seniors de-|Fred Etcher was safe on an in- y feated Toronto Tri-Bells A.C. 4-2, field error. Booth got on via a last night in the Canadian Na- choice play and Meulemeester $ é tJ tional Exhibition Fastball Tour-|singled but Sonny Hill flied out, ...PLUS AUGUST SALE PRICES! nament, a first round game, [io leave two runners stranded. | Left-handed Mel Meulemees-| In the fifth, Oshawa got their] ter limited the Tri-Bells to six|other two runs to break the 2.2 hits to post the victory and he deadlock. Etcher started the, received good support from hisirally with a two-bagger after mates along the way. Piontek had flied to left field. Tri-Bells got half of their half- Nick Mroceck doubled right dozen safeties and both of their behind Efcher and he came! runs in the fourth inning when home later on Meulemeester's Ben Haber opened with a walk! second hit of the game, then Moe Galand and Dick Tony's collected nine hits off Moulton followed with back-to-|Normie Bagnell, Etcher, Mro- back singles. Meulemeester zeck and Meulemeester each SR EC MI Rn amy er Se Vm a Re h----= TC Ie SAE - i OSHAWA LADIES' GOLF TITLE FINALISTS Finalists in the title match | above as they prepared to for the 1961 "Club Champion- | start their 18-hole champion- ladies' Oshawa Golf and Country Club, are shown honors of the section at the ship" Drew (Marg) Jacobi, crown when she climaxed her Clint Hall Tops In | | ship match, on Sunday. Mrs, | right, | emerged the winner of the 1961 | 'fanned Fred Thoms the bases but Phil '|grounded to Piontek, second base, ining . . . and their scoring. | Tony's struck for two runs in|2b; Piontek, 3b; itheir first inning when Jimmie Mroczek, If; Loreno opened with a single meester, p: 'land Joe Piontek followed suit. then but getting two. Bob Kennedy had Bob Kennedy got his second hit/two hits for the losers. of the game, to score Galand. Bill McBratney walked to fill Thompson, 3b; Haber, 2b; Gal Gottleib and, ss; Moulton, 1b; Thomas, forcing!cf; Kennedy, If; McBratney, rf; Moulton at the plate and Norm |Gottleib, c; to end the in- TORONTO TRI - BELLS -- | Bagnell, p; Crook- shank, batted in 7th, OSHAWA TONY'S -- Loreno, Etcher, Ib; Booth, ¢; Meule- Hill, eof; Oldfield, ss and Price, rf, TESTS SHOW NEW YORK (AP) -- An- other series of scientific tests, arranged this time by Sports Illustrated, adds to the belief the 1961 major league base- ball has more bounce than the ball of bygone days. Recently the New York Times conducted experiments comparing the Ruth swung when he hit his 60 home runs in 1927 "The Times, pointing out that the ball the Yankees' Roger | Maris and Mickey Mantle are effort by winning the 18th | or surpass the Babe's mark hole. She and her opponent, | is "slightly larger, slightly | Mrs. J. H. (Sue) Kessler | lighter and slightly livelier (left ) were all even after 17 | than the 1927 ball, conceded HAVE MORE BOUNCE NOW current ball | with the ball at which Babe | hitting in their bid to equal | BASEBALLS the tests were "inconclusive." The Sports Illustrated tests, conducted by a consulting en- gineering firm, compared identical tests made of the 1952 ball and current test of the 1961 ball Maris and Mantle, Sports Illustrated says in a copy- righted article, are batting a ball that 1s 10 per cent live- lier than the balls of 1952. I'he present baseball, the engineers report, also weighs more than the rules allow. Weight tests showed the aver- age of the 1961 balls was 5.29 ounces, ur more than the limited of 5.25 allowed by the rules. In 1952 the balls av- eraged 5.17 ounces. holes of the thrilling playoff --Oshawa Times Photo. SPORTS IN BRIEF AGREES TO REMATCH LONDON (AP) -- Terry Downes, British holder of half the world middleweight boxing Handicap Tournament: For Kingsway Trophy Clint Hall, last year's men's, Sam Venn minus 15 vs Bob singles champion of the Oshawa|McDonald plus 30. Winner--Sam Tennis Club, captured the an-|Venn 8.5. nual Kingsway Trophy handicap| Harry Mitchel "Love" vs John tournament at OTC on Satur-|Bulmer plus 30. Winner--Harry day, when he defeated club|Mitchel 8-4. president Ron Cox in the final] Buz Comerford minus 15 vs match, 6-3, 3-6 and 6-2. Roger Reeson plus 15. Winner-- In a handicap tournament of Roger Reeson 8.7. this type, the top-ranking play-| Bye--Clint Hall, Ron Cox, Art ers of the club are given a|Hurn, Dave Attely "minus 15" or "minus 30" in| The upset of the day was their score. First year members|posted when Roger Reeson, and beginners are given a "plus| promising young intermediate! 15" or "plus 30". player, playing his best brand] In a tournament of this kind,|of tennis, squeezed by last a professional set, which is|year's finalist in the men's sin- eight games, is played. As ten-|gles, Tournament Chairman Don| nis is score--"love" (zero)--15-|" Buz" 30.40-game, so a total of four] Bob McDonald gave Sam points is needed to win one Venn, vice-president, a rough game However, a handicap{time before going down to de- tournament player with a '"plus|feat 8-5 30" handicap, needs only two|__ points to win a game, while a| SEC OND ROUND . plaver with a "minus 30" handi.| Norm Davis minus 15 vs Sam cap must win six points to} Venn minus 15. Winner--Sam claim a game. Venn 8-2 In the finals, a best 2-out-of-3 Clint Hall tegular sets, is played, which Hurn plus I5 ix a total of six games Hall 8-3. Clint Hall, in winning the Ron Cox minus tournament laurels, played a to-| Attely plus 15 tal of 49 games, with a "minus|C0X 86 30" handicap. Runner-up Ron Harry Mitchel 0 vs Roger Ree- Cox had a "minus 15" handicap|5°n plus 15. Winner--Roger Ree- and played a total of 53 games. On 8-4 The girls of Oshawa Tennis Art Hurn, publicity chairman, Club will hold their handicap| Went down swinging under the tournament in the near future relentless attack of Clint Hall and it is hoped that there will be|®" a large number of entries. Davis, up-and-coming Following are the tournament YOUNg player, wilted under results pressure by Sam Venn te lose 8-2 FIRST ROUND Dave Attely, grounds chair. Norm Davis minus 15 vs Mike man, lost his service only once Gillies plus 15. Winner--Norm but went out fighting to Ron Davis 8-3 Cox 8-7 CRA JUNIOR TENNIS Susan Neal, Don Sugden Win Tournament Honors Last Tuesday, at the Oshawa Whiting defeated Gary Carroll Tennis Club, under the supervi-|6-1; Paul McVely defeated sion of Norm Davis, the Tennis! Peter Bryant 7-5 Instructor for the CRA, 30 chit! Round 2 -- Don Sugden de- dren ranging in age from 9 10/feated Doug Whiting 7-5; Paul 14 years, participated in a tour-|McVety bye into the final. Final nament consisting of boys' and!__ pon Sugden defeated Paul girls' singles. The results of this' yevery 6.4 tournament were as follows Bovs' Champion -- Don Sug- GIRLS' SINGLES den. Marie Whiting defeated Fay The winners and runners-up Duffield 6-4; Sandra Thompson | W111 receive their prizes at the defeated Marilyn Burnette 6.3; | bandshell, Thursday, August 24 Suzanne Weeks defeated Bonnie | 2! 7.00 p.m. All participants of Flontek 63; Patricia Smithers|!h® CRA tennis program will defeated Denise Coron 6-4; Su. | also receive tennis bars at the gan Neal defeated Jacgleline Same Hme ti lud h Boiton 6-4; Agatha Boiton de- CRA J ut amen one es the feated Patsy Neal 6.4 inior evelopment ted atsy Neal 6-4. Scheme for 'this year and the Wri wars Thompen enthusiastic response of the zanne Weeks defeated Patricia | oun&scers howe Smithers 6-0; Susan Neal defeat promise, I¥ very encouraging for of e =U, DUS fog "future seasons ed Agatha Boiton 7-5 The CRA wishes to thank the Semi-finals -- Suzanne Weeks! Oshawa Tennis Club for the use Sefeated Saudia Thompson 75. of the tennis facilities and also Susan ! ve i the round : Final Susan Neal defeated Suzanne Weeks 6-4 Girls' Champion--Susan Neal BOYS' SINGLES Round 1 -- Don Sugde minus 30 vs Art Winner -- Clint 15 vs Dave Winner Ron Norm Junior mittee, for assistance Development their Com- leadership ONLY IN TRINIDAD brightly-scaled casdura is found only in shallow § teated Ricky Syblock 6-2; Doug pools and lagoons ef Trinidad. [son until Friday. & Comerford 8-7 | {held at the Oshawa Tennis Club {Intermediate fight against Paul Pender of Brookline, Mass., Sept. 23. Man- ager Sam Burns said: "Downes now will get a television guar- antee of $25,000. He also gets 30 per cent of the gate" Downes, who defeated Pender tin London July 11, is recognized , a as world middleweight champ Winner--Clint in Massachusetts, New York and Europe. EXPECT LARGE ENTRY SEMI-FINALS Sam Venn minus 15 vs Clin Hall minus 30. Hall 8-4. Ron Cox minus 15 vs Roger Reeson plus 15. Winner -- Ron Cox 8-5. TEL AVIV, Israel (AP) -- Sam Venn, leading 4 games More than 1,100 athletes will to 2, gave in to the pressure at-|participate in the sixth Macca- tack put on by Clint Hall and biah Games, the Jewish Olym- lost 8-4. pics, here and in Haifa Aug. 29- Roger Reeson, running inte Sept. 5. service troubles, went down to Athletes from 26 countries defeat by Ron Cox 8-5 will compete in 17 sports. FINAL a team of 300, The largest over- Clint Hall minus 30 vs Ron seas contingent will come from Cox minus 15. Winner -- Clint the United States, with 129 com- Hall 6-3, 3-6, 6-2 Clint Hall built up an early rica 88, England 80, Argentina lead and coasted to a 6-3 win in|49, Italy 48, France 46, Brazil the first set but Ron Cox took!46, Canada 42, Switzerland 35, the first five games, then Hall|Holland 34, Belgium 26, Sweden came back strongly before los-|23, Austria 22, Finland 22, Mex- ing 6-3. : ico 22, Denmark 21, Chile 18, In the third set. Clint Hall Australia 16, Uruguay 12, Rho- with blistering serves and desia 12, India 9, Guatemala 8, steady ground strokes, pressed Fire 8, and Katanga 1 Don "Buz' Comerford, tourna- now in progress and in order to, Louisville, Ky.--James Ellis. regular play, they should sign! (Middleweights, eights unavail- : : ble) Israel will be represnted by| ahead when the score was tied championship FIGHTS LAST ment chairman, reminds all! that the club tournaments are By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS gain tournament { outpointed Wilf which is quite different from|Greaves, up now. a at 2-all, to take the set and the voung and old tennis players experience, | Louisville, Windsor, Ont., (10) Another big tournamen! {o be Houston, Tex. -- Tony Alongi, 194, Hollywood Beach, Fla, for the first time is the Ontario Siopped Tod Herring, 205, Hous- Men's Single go ill cont Chay m : Championships on Saturday, 9th sr egny, Call harkie (Tom and 10th. All local and district] pointed Irish Wayne Thorn tennis players are invited to ton, 161, Fresno (10). participate in this September gaint John, N.B..--Dave Hil- special. ton, 128, Ed m und ston, NB, stopped Bruce Watkins, 133, Al- bany, N.Y. (5). Junior Netters petitors, followed by South Af- FOUR JOIN LORDS ILONDON, Ont. 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