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THE OSHAWA TIMES, 17 Wednesday, August 19, 1964 Ryder Answers Lake Ontario Swim Critics PORT DALHOUSIE, Ont. ' (CP) -- Marathon swim coach Gus Ryder said today that mar- athon swimming is a "great sport" which shouldn't be '"con- demned because you personally don't like it," . Answering detractors to the * Canadian National Exhibition's 32-mile Lake Ontario swim, the former coach of Marilyn Bell and Cliff Lumsdon said: "I hear claims that marathon swim- ming is dangerous, cruel, inhu- man, unnecessary." "Yet there has never been a in an organized mara- thon to my knowledge. Compare that to the figures for other fields--335 died in a soccer riot in Peru, 13 last year in boxing, about 60 a year in football. And about 40,000 last year on U.S. highways," he said in a pub- lished statement. Toronto Controller William Dennison, a CNE sports com- mittee member, called Tuesday for cancellation of the swim as "too gruelling and even danger- ous." But CNE officials said there was no chance that the swim, scheduled for Thursday, would be cancelled, although it could be postponed 24 hours if water conditions are not satisfactory. The swim is to begin here along part of the south shore of Lake Ontario which actually is part of the city of St. Cathar- ines about 6 p.m. Thursday and it should take about 20 hours for swimmers to reach the CNE waterfront in Toronto, if any make it. The lake has been con- quered by only five swimmers. Donald MacIntosh Dies In Toronto TORONTO (CP) -- Donald Alexander Macintosh, 69, a di- rector of the Crown Life Insur- ance Company and vice-chair- man of the Ontario Racing Com- mission, died Tuesday. . He served on the racing com- mission from its inception in 1950. He also headed the insur- ance firm of Macintosh and Company. Shortly after the outbreak of the First World War he joined the 92nd Bataillion of the 48th Highlanders and was trans- ferred to the 15th Batallion when he arrived overseas. In the Battle of the Somme he was awarded the Military Cross and later received a bar to this dec- oration. He also served in the Second World War, as a wing comman- der in the RCAF. Bursitis. Drug Heals Horses At Fort Erie . ._ FORT ERIE, (CP) -- A t was di cl. It has been mentioned in med- ical journals as being effective in easing the pain of bursitis and also as a treatment for bad burns. "I've never seen anything work so well with sore shins -on a horse," said veterinarian Dr. Donald Fishman. DMSO is applied with a piece , of cotton and simply swabbed over the sore shin. Horses that labored to walk before applica-} { tion, walk without trouble a half hour later. OHA Senior Loop Opens October 16 DUNDAS, Ont. (CP) -- At least five teams will compete in| ; the Ontario Hockey Association Senior A series this season, which opens its 40-game sched- ule Oct. 16. The five starters represented at a meeting Tuesday night were Guelph, Galt, Woodstock, Oakville and Welland. 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