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@ THE OSHAWA TIMES, Monday, July 26, 1965 Marksmen Plentiful Dominion Rifle Shoot By PETE McNAUGHTON jorary village complete with OTTAWA (CP)--Hiandrels ot offices, eafeterias and a -gcross e " pal por a to in-| There are nine days of shoot- vade the defence department's|ing at the ranges beginning rifle range 17 miles west of here|with the three - day national for the 83rd annual Dominion|small bore and pistol cham- of Canada Rifle Association|pionships opening Friday, July championships Aug. 1 to 7. 30, and running to Sunday, Aug. DCRA Secretary Gordonil. Switzer estimates 550 competi- tors will fire 180,000 rounds in the quest for $17,000 in prize money and positions on the 18- man team that will represent Canada at the C wealth championships at Bisley, Eng- land, next summer. The competitors and their families--about 1,000 persons in all--will take up residence in 450 tents as the 2,700-acre Con- naught Range becomes a temp- The DCRA meet starts that Sunday with two days of serv- ice rifle competition, restricted to members of the regular permanent forces. About 150 vi are ted compete. On Monday, Aug. 2, the rest of the competitors don their shooting jackets, padded to cushion the kick of heavy rifles, and take to the firing lines for the open champion- ships. : ja team from England, aad a SPORTS OUTDOORS... By Bill Bero In the two -_ of ----s shooting, competitors use the regular issue C1A1 rifle. In the open competition, entrants have a choice. Most are ex- pected to use the No, 4 rifle with the new 7.62 mm. or older .303-inch barrel, depending on personal preference, but some may stick to the C1A1 although it is net equipped with a micro- meter rear sight like the oth- ers, Competing with the men will be about 140 cadets, including handful of women. After the brilliant display of shooting by a 34-year-old Cal- gary widow last year, the mod- ern-day Annie Oakleys likely wil) be accorded a good deal of respect. Mrs. Jean McKeever, a mother of four, not only won her share of matches but she embarrassed the men no end Garrard Road Minor Boxla The following -are the re- sults of games played in the Garrard Road Minor Lacrosse Home Leagues during the week of July 19, 1965. NOVICE In the first game on Tuesday, July 20, the league leading Jets d d the Comets 3 to 1. Derek McCammond, Robbie White and Wayne McGuigan scored for the Jets and Rick Sidler was the lone scorer for the Comets. The second game saw the Jets add another win to their season's total as they eked out a 2-1 victory over the Rockets. Albert Liebreghts scored both goals for the Jets in this game. Jim "Pokey" Halliday sank the tally for the losers. The Rockets and the Comets fought to a 3-all tie in the final game as Jim "Pokey" Halliday scored all three goals for the Rockets. Mike Birkett did a similar job for the Comets as he scored three goals. PEE WEE Thursday night saw the Cy- clones defeat the Astros by one 'oal as they won 8 to 7. For the SPORTS FROM BRITAIN Accusing Finger Pointed At Derbyshire Cricketer By JIM CONWAY LONDON (CP) -- Derbyshire cricketer Harold Rhodes has been sidelined on the grounds that he throws the ball instead of bowling it--an action that is just not cricket. Rhodes, a fast bowler, is sus- pected of infringing rule 26 of the cricket laws. Under this- rule, the ball must be bowled--that is, with the arm straight--and it must be released smoothly, not thrown or jerked. Strictly speaking, a bowler can keep his arm bent providing he does not straighten it just at the moment he lets the ball go. It's this point which marks a thrower, say the critics, and it's the hair-line division which makes it so difficult for the um- pire to judge whether the de- livery is legal. 2 The 28-year-old Rhodes was first called by an umpire for seem to upset any of the um- pires who judged the hundreds of balls he delivered. CONTROVERSY REVIVED: But then a number of curious troversy to the surface once 'more. The South Africans sent a team to England this. summer for the first time since 1960 and one. of their games was against Derbyshire.. Rhodes was the Derby fast bowler and one of the umpires was Sid Buller. The other umpire, Jack Crapp, gave Rhodes a close scrutiny during the first day's play and seemed satisfied. But on the second day Buller showed greater interest and watched Rhodes' delivery from several angles. Rhodes sent the next ball down anxiously and Buller sig- nalled a '"'no-ball" -- a call against illegal bowling. : under (31.2); "Don Fleischman, Buffalo, in the 200-yard individual med- ley for boys 10 years and un- der (2:56.8); --Dianne Set Five New Swim Records ST. CATHARINES (CP) -- Five Canadian records were set Saturday during the annual mid-summer swim meet spon- sored by the St. Catharines Re- creation Commission. A total of 350 swimmers from 23 Ontario and New York state clubs participated in the meet. Bill Kennedy of London, Ont., coincidences brought the con-|set two Canadian records for boys 11-12 years of age, comple- ting the 50-yard freestyle in 26.4 and the 200 - yard individual medley in 2:29.1, Other Canadian records es-| tablished: Manfred Rudolph, §S tharines, in the 50-yard frée- style for boys 10 years and .Fitgerald, coke, Ont., in the: 200-yard in- dividual medley for girls 10 years and under. Dan Sherry, formerly of it, \Ca- ne -Etobi- Doctor And Mate DEEP RIVER, Ont. (CP)-- Dr. Charles Millar, a physicist at the Atomic Energy of Can- ada Ltd. plant here, won the 19th annual Canadian Y-flier gies championships. here Sun- y. Dr. Millar and his crewman, Sailing Champions) REMEMBER WHEN... By THE CANADIAN PRESS The Canadian Olympic track team beat Scotland at Greenock 41 years ago to- day--in 1924--winning five of nine events. E. H. Liddel, athe Scottish champion, was beaten in the 100- and 200- yard sprints by Cyril Coaf- fee of Winnipeg. Ray Walker, also of Deep River, piled up 99% points in four races Saturday and Sun- day over a six-mile course on the Ottawa River, 130 miles northwest of Ottawa. Montreal team of Eliot Smith and John Welch finished third. with 93 points. Both. Montreal teams are members of the Royal St. Lawrence Yacht Club. Skipper Dick Steffen and crew Stefan Marshall of ; Montreal) finished five points behind. The: There was a total of 44 en- tries, most from M and Ontario points. Paris-only $40 What price Europe this Fall? down by BOAC Just 10% down--that's all you pay and you're on your way to one of the most exciting cities in the world. And you have 24 months to settle the balance of your $393 round-trip air fare. Other BOAC 21-Day Economy Excursion Fares: from Toronto to Edinburgh, just $32 down. To Rome, $51 down. Fares effective August 30. See your BOAC Travel Agent. =" BOAC BRITISH OVERSEAS AIRWAYS CORPORATION WITH AIR CANADA 'Hamilton but now swimming unattached, dominated the sen- ior men's events, winning the) 200 - yard freestyle, 100 - yard breaststroke, 100-yard butterfly watched and filmed in practice|and 200-yard individual medley. throwing in 1960. This was the same year that the South Afri- can touring team had trouble with their pace bowler, Geoff Rhodes bowled again, but Bul- ler again ruled it a no-ball. The Derbyshire captain then with- drew his fast bowler. Since then Rhodes has been y heading the list of qualifiers for the Bisley team. En route to her first-place finish, Mrs. McKeever startled veteran marksmen by firing nine straight bullseyes from 900 yards to win one match over Cyclones, it was once again Doug Bannon leading the way as he scored seven goals for a new league record. Phil Kift)W'". completed their scoring. The | Grin, who was also called by hard fighting Astros were led|¥mpire Sid Buller for throwing 4 by Bryan "Red" Hall with three|during a Test match against/and has been withdrawn from|He broke the Ontario record in four male rivals including an/goals and two assists and Chuck|2ngland. ithe Derbyshire team as ajthe 200-yard freestyle with a Olympic gold medallist and a/Lepine with three goals and one| Rhodes withdrew from top-jbowler. Officials are expected|time of 1:59.2. former Commonwealth . cham-jassist. Jim Erratt also added|Class cricket for several months |to make their final judgment} pion. ' lone goal and two assists to com-|in 1961, to reshape his action/soon. Whatever the result, his} plete their scoring. jand in the hope of removing|chances of making the En WON TOP EVENT ee any doubt that still lingered in|team again are slim. But the men can breathe a DING §S |the minds of the test team se-| A decision on the broader inci > sigh of relief this year. Mrs.|/NOVICE lectors. But since then he has|ethics of throwing now appears Provincial po Roggyieet 3 om McKeever, who competed at/y,:, 0 1 19 |not been chosen to play for Eng-|to be the obvious next step, but|__; Bisley earlier this month, has| Mf it seems unlikely that any solu-| indicated she will be unable to|Rockets 5 1 9| During the next four seasons,|tion will be put forward at the spare time to compete in the|Comets 8 2 4 (Rhodes was watched by um-| moment. Public opinion is di-| Canada's three associations DCRA matches. PEE WEE |pires, selectors and Derbyshire viding between the non-throw-|representing 46,000 professional Among last year's match) o™ "™ |fans for any hint of his old trou-|ers and those who say thatlengineers will build a pavilion winners expected to defend his|Astros 7 \ble. Although his style was sub- throwing is really just an ex-\of their own at the 1967 Mont- title is Fit.-Lt. Bob Pitcairn of| Cyclones 3 |stantially the same, it didn't'tension of the orthodox style. lreal World's Fair. RCAF Station Southport, Man..,| pene who picked up $200 and a gold watch for his top score in the Governor-General's match, the top event of the week and last to be fired. Following tradition, the 26- year-old Pitcairn was chaired to the presentation ceremonies on the shoulders of his oppon- ents to music provided by the band of the Governor-General's Footguards, It was his second victory in the match in three years. RESTS NEAR THE REAR OF YOUR JAW. 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