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14 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesdey, August 8, 1962 SURPRISE SELECTION Yvonne Breeden, 15, of Van- couver, was a surprise selec- tion for Canada's team in the British Empire Games, in Australia, in November. She was chosen on the basis of Templeton Was World Track Figure PALO ALTO, Calif. (AP)-- Dink Templeton, 65, world-re- nowned track and field author- Jity and former coach at Stan- ford University, died Tuesday. The former athlete had been in hospital three days with a respiratory ailment. As an undergraduate at Stan- ford, Templeton competed in track, football and rugby. He started coaching in 1921 and continued until 1939 when illness forced him to step down. Templeton recovered from his 1939 illness even though his weight at that time dwindled to 95 from 175 pounds. He became a radio commentator and free- lance sports columnist. Billy Cannon Has 3-Year Contract HOUSTON (AP)--Billy Can- mn extended his contract with e American Football League champion Houston Oilers through the 1965 --_ today by signing a new three-year contract for more than $100,000. It was the second $100,000-plus contract for the former all- America halfback since. he won the Heisman Trophy at Louisi- ana State in 1959. The document tacks three more years on the 1960 contract that prompted a court fight between the Oilers and the Los Angeles Rams of the rival Na- tional League. her wins in the women's 100 and 200-yard events, at the BEG Trials, in Toronto, this MAJOR LEAGUE LEADERS past week-end. --CP WIREPHOTO WHO KNOWS IT? 'Mary Stewart Is Worlds By JACK SULLIVAN Canadian Press Sports Editor Since the Second World War,| Canadian female athletes have} left the country to gain inter- national fame. And only then did Canadians really appreciate them and turn out by the thous- ands just to get a glimpse of hem. The start really was made when Ottawa's Barbara * Ann Scott won the Olympic and world figure-skating champion- ships, She had won all sorts of titles at home, but she hadn't caught the imagination of Cana- dians until she went to Europe, beat the best in the world and became almost a national hero- ine. It has been the same story) with golfer Marlene Stewart and) skiiers Lucile Wheeler and Anne Heggtveit. Now, thelr modern-day coun- terpart is a little wisp of a girl, 16-year-old Mary Stewart of Vancouver, And if the pattern is continued, she'll just have to go to Australia this year and return home with a gold medal or two from the British Em: pire Games. BROKE RECORD Right now, she's a_ world) champion swimmer. And it's a} good bet she couldn't fill the stands anywhere in Canada. . Just a week ago, 100-pound Mary broke her own world rec- ord in the 110-yard butterfly with a time of 1:07.3. At the same time she smashed the 100- metre world mark of 1:08.0 held by Susan Doerr of Philadelphia. Champ ord at Vancouver's Empire Pool just a few hours before B.C. Lions took on Toronto Argo- nauts in an exhibition football game. And Mary, who is Lions' dancing mascot and entertains the crowd at half - time with some fancy flips, was on hand to keep the crowd in a good mood. "Proving something or other," says Eric (Vancouver Province) Whitehead, "A crowd of 400 was on hand to watch the world record attempt while a mob of 20,166 turned out to watch the sweltering. Fleming Folies at Empire Stadium." Halfback Willie Fleming, a pet with Lions fans, was in top form with a 75-yard touchdown run. REAL STAR LEFT Here's what Whitehead re- ported: "At the end of the ball game, kids gathered around the dress- ing-room runway to applaud the Lions and scream 'yeah, Willie,' but the real star had already. left. "She had slipped out practi- cally unnoticed right after en- tertaining the half-time audi- ence with an eye-catching out- doors version of the twist. She was already homeward - bound for a well-earned rest. "And while the local scene was agog over the gridiron der- ring-do of Willie Fleming, press wires were telling the story of Mary Stewart smashing another couple of world swim records. "Once again the remarkable 16-year-old . . . had lifted Van- What price glory? The younster cracked the rec-| couver out of the realm of the By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS National League AB RH Pet. Musial, St., Louis 284 41 102 .359 T. Davis, LA 457 84 159 .348 Robinson, Cinc, 423 88 143 .336 H, Aaron, Mil. 425 89 141 .332 Clemente, Pitts. 379 71 125 .330 Runs Wills, Los Angeles, 97. Runs Batted In -- T. Davis 112, Hits -- T. Davis, 159. Doubles -- Robinson, 39. Triples -- W. Davis, Los An- geles, 10. Home Runs = Mays, Francisco, 34. Stolen Bases -- Wills, 58. Pitching -- Drysdale, Los An- geles, 21-4, .840. Strikeouts -- Koufax, Los An- geles, 209. American League AB R H Pet. 397 57 132 .332 394 41 129 .327 418 62 132 .316 San Runnels, Bos, Jimenez, KC Robinson, Chi. Rollins, Minn, 445 66 137 .308 Power, Minn. 403 53 122 .303 Runs -- Pearson, Los An- geles, 88. Runs Batted In «-- Siebern, Kansas City, 79. Hits -- Moran, Los Angeles, Rollins and Richardson, New York, 137. Doubles -- Robinson, 32. Triples -- Cimoli, Kansas City, 12. ~~ Runs -- Cash, Detroit, Stolen Bases -- Wood, De- troit, 24. Pitching -- Donovan, Cleve- land, 15-4, .789. Strikeouts Pascual, Minne- sota, 144. SOCCER SCORES By THE CANADIAN PRESS Eastern Canada Professional Buffalo 6 Toronto Italia 4 National Soccer League parochial." Olympia 2 Hungaria 1 Mike Krsnich Belts Third Homer To Help Keep Jets In Place By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS) series, Now they are 414 back.; game. In Mike Krsnich's book, his discovery of Columbus rates right up alongside Columbus's discovery of America. Fresh from Louisville Colon- els of the American Association, the 30-year-old Toronto Maple Leaf outfielder has been plain} murder to Columbus Jets in his| brief International League car-| e er. | Sunday he hit a homer to win) the second game of a double- header against the Jets. Ear- lier, he had tied the first game} with a last-gasp homer. | As if that wasn't enough, Tuesday night he belted another) Elsewhere, the Suns split a doubleheader with Syracuse Chiefs, losing 6-2 and winning 7-3; Rochester Red Wings clubbed Atlanta Crackers 7-2 in the first game but lost the night- cap 6-5 and Buffalo Bisons turned back Richmond 5-3 in the first game of a double- header only to drop the second to the Virginians, 7-4. Joe McClain helped his own cause in the opener against Jacksonville when he hit a three-run homer in the fourth to highlight a fiverun cn- slaught. homer in the eighth, which| In the second game, Jackson- proved to be the winning run|ville righthander, Joe Schaffer- in Toronto's 6-5 victory over the noth became the first Interna- Jets, | tional League pitcher 'to win 15 At the time; his homer pushed|/games, He gave up « lone sin- the Leafs into a 6-4 lead, but!gle in the first seven innings, the Jets got a run in the ninth.| but the Chiefs got a run in the Bill Kunkel got credit for the eighth on two hits and two in victory. He went eight innings but needed help from Ron Piche, of Verdun, Que., in the! ninth. FIFTH IN ROW The victory was Toronto's| fifth in a row, The Leafs still! the ninth on Fred Hopke's homer. SPARKS ROCHESTER Luke Easter sparked a six- run Rochester surge against At- Janta in the third inning of the first game with a grand-slam Jim Baumer's single sent the winning run home. Buffalo's Dick Ricketts took over for starter Joel Gibson in the fourth inning of the first game with the bases loaded with Virginians. He kept Richmond from scoring and held them to two hits the rest of the way for his seventh decision for the Bis- ons. Richmond victory in the second game with a homer, double and single, good for four RBIs. Cludia McPherson To Try Tomorrow CAP GRIS NEZ, France (CP) Claudia McPherson, 16-year-old St. James, Man.; schioolgirl, ar- rived here Tuesday ready for an attempt to become the youngest person to swim the English Channel. "I feel marvellous," she said in a telephone interview. Weather permitting, Claudia trail Jacksonville Suns by nine|homer. He added another in the/hopes to enter the water be- games but they put a damper on the Jets' hopes of overtak-! ing them. Columbus had crept! to within a game and a half of the Leafs before the-start of the| ninth, ; A_three-base throwing error by Rochester relief pitcher Tom Baker paved the way for At- lanta's victorye in the second tween 2 and 3 a.m. Thursday on a 21-mile churn through some of the roughest water ir the world, Her destination will be Dover, England. --_--_ us = Fru PRICES EFFECTIVE AUG. 15, 16, 17, 18, LY OIRECT FROM CALIFORNIA! NO. 1 GRADE! FULL OF HONEY SWEET GOODNESS! BARTLETT PEARS QUART Box 35< Tempting as a Peach! Tasty ae @ Plum! Sweet Eating! NECTARINES ..... xr 39¢ FROM CALIFORNIA! NO, 1 GRADE! DEEP, RED FLESHi QUART PLUMS.................... uw 35 SUMMERTIME 1S SALAD TIME A WIDE ARRAY OF GARDEN FRESH SALAD ITEMS ALWAYS AVAILABLE AT LOBLAWS SPECIAL! IMPORTED LAMB LAMB .., 1. BASKET SPECIAL! SHORT SHANK SPECIAL! "ADD YOUR FAVOURITE SEASONING" MINCED BEEF, PORK & VEAL crn. SPECIAL! 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