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OSHAWA YACHTERS CROSS STARTING LINE FOR SEASON'S FIRST RACE Oshawa Yacht Club Launches '63 Season Many Oshawa yachtsmen worked diligently with sand- paper and paint brush this past winter to insure that their 'boats would be ready for the water last Saturday. The members of the Oshawa Yacht Club made every effort to have as many boats as pos- sible launched for the 1963 sea- son in time to participate in the "Opening Day' ceremonies, held May 18. In' spite of the inclement weather, the sailing enthusiasts flocked to the OYC boat storage area to make the last minute ad- justments to their boats. The smaller centre board boats were rigged methodically on the wharf and then slid down a launching ramp into the water, while. at the same time the heavier keel boats, anchored in the basin, wede being prepared. A strong wind from the west whipped the cold waters of Lake Ontario into a chop as the boats made their way out of the har- bor for the "'sail past". William Smith's Falcon class boat was used as the flagship. Donald Morgan, Commodore of the OYC, acknwledged the salute of each boat as they sailed by in turn. Following the '"'sail past" many of the boats were raced around a standard triangular course. A heavy swell had de- veloped by this time and com- bined with the strong wind made the windward laps of the course exciting but at the same time uncomfortable. Waterproof top clothing was in order and some wiser members even wore gloves to protect themselves from the chilly spray being blown across the decks, Results of the race was as follows: Blue Jay Class (position, skip- per and crew): 1. D. Hercia and J. Moffatt; 2. H. Kirby and D. Rule Makers Have Suggested New 2-Stroke Penalty TURNBERRY, Scotland (AP) There will be a two-stroke pen- alty in medal play for hitting an opponent's ball on the green with a shot from a hazard if a recommendation of golf's rules makers is approved. has enabled players to wait for several minutes while waiting for a ball on the lip of the cup to fall. The new rule would put a clearer definition--though no time limit--on when a ball has ---- rolling. 3. E ion of two-stroke pen- This was one of the prop made by negotiating commit- tees of the United States Golf Association and the Royal and Ancient Club of St. Andrews at) ¥' meetings this week. The suggested amendments are subject to final approval of e@ppropriate committees of the two bodies. Any final action cannot be taken until late Sep- tember, Changes would not be effective until next Jan. 1. The joint proposals are of a minor nature, dealing with play alty in stroke play for striking a fellow competitor's ball from the putting green or within 20 yards of the hole to include play from a hazard. There is no penalty at present from a hazard. The negotiating committee Kirby; 8. K. Cunliffe and P. Cunliffe; 4. J. Pascoe and "Joe" Bush; 5. C. Burrill and E. Cheetham; 6. N. Lawrence and P. Carswell; 7, N. Wilder and P. Woosteri; 8. J. Patterson and T. Howe. Later in the evening, mem- bers of the Oshawa Yacht Club and their friends enjoyed a dance at the clubhouse. On Sunday, May 19, racing started in earnest for the Blue- jay Class sloops. The first two races, in a total-point series, were run in the harbor area due to the high winds which had prevailed from the previous| day. Results of these races were as follows: Blue Jay Class -- First Race: 1. D. Hercia and J. Moffatt; 2. J. Patterson and R. Backwell; 3. .C. Burrill and M. Hartley; 4, H. Kirby and D. Kirby; 5. J Pascoe and "'A' Secret?; 6. E. Cheetham and ,J Champa. Second Race -- 1. J. Patter- son and R. Backwell; 2. C. Bur- rill and M. Hartley; 3. H. Kirby and W. Smith; 4. K. Cunliffe and partner; 5. N. Wilder and partner; 6. E. Cheetham and J. Champa; 7. D. Hercia and J. Moffatt. The Oshawa Yacht Club will be operating its Junior Section again this year and any teen-| age boy or girl is invited to in- | quire regarding application for) enrolment. NFL Appoints Police Officer ST. LOUIS (AP)--In the wake, desirable associations' by play- of sensational betting scandals, |°™S. the National Football League set up an intelligence arm Wed- nesday with the appointment ofa special aide June 1, said the a police officer "to prevent un-imove would "augment the sys- Commissioner Pete Rozelle, in announcing James E. Ham- ilton of Los Angeles will become tem of surveillance we have had in effect for more than a decade." Rozelle said Hamilton, for- mer chief of the Los Angeles police department intelligence division, will be' "especially val- uable in liaison work with law enforcement agencies."' Rozelle 'declined to pin the move di- rectly on April's betting scan- dal, but said it "'should prevent recurrence of such unfortunate events,"' The commissioner made t he announcement at a meeting of NFL club owners, gathering of league chieftains since he indefinitely suspended Paul Hornung of. Green Bay Packers and Alex Karras of De- troit Lions April 17. At that time, Rozelle also fined five De- troit players $2,000 each for bet- ting on league games and the Lions $4,000 for failure to exer- cise proper supervision of their players and the bench, WILL TRAVEL Rozelle said Hamilton, 53, will travel to the 14 NFL cities at first such) THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thursday, Mey 23,1963 15 He would meet with players and coaches "to prevent undesirable associations of which the play- ers may be unaware. 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