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?AGE NYGET ?ITt t~ANAnTA?.7 ~TA'?'W~.RAM 1~IAM~11Y1 P ___________________________ ~ ~/A~ AZLA1A~J -'WEDN~SDAY, OCT. 4th, 1 ____ I cs'f ROGER HITS 61 One thing for sure - It wont be difficuit to remember when Roger Maris hit his 6lst home mun, because it was in '61. Bet there aren't too many people who can recall the year when "Babe" Ruth bit 60. We were kind of rooting for Maris to beat the 154 game record, but sentimentally now we're glad he didn't. However, as these records are based on an entire apason, why wouldn't - say 55 homers constitute a mark for the new, longer sehedule. You can't compare records set In different achedules, except that Ruth bas the better average - a home mun for every 2.5666 games, while Maris cracked a four-bagger every 2.6557 games. t1 t t t t YANKEES EASILY AU year long the Cincinnati Reds have been written off as pennant contenders, but they did win. So here we go flot giving them a chance in the World Series. This reporter calls the Yankees to win easiiy in four or five games, but we said the same thing last year and Pittsburgh - well you know what happened. i. * f t MIDGETS PLAY THIS WEEKEND Bowmanville Midgets will wrap-up their basebali season this weekend, win or ]ose, but victory means the Ontario title. Merritton will be here for a 2 o'clock game Saturday afternoon at the Memorial Park. The second tilt goes in Merritton Sunday and if a third is needed it wili be played on Monday, the site to be decided by a flip of the coin. After a pair of close games, Merritton trounced the defending champion Walkerton il-i in the third and decid- lng contest, Sunday, to reach the finals. t 1 t t t MOSPORT ON SATURDAY Once again Mosport Park wvas invaded by a tremendous crowd to watch the Canadian Grand Prix, Saturday. And again the facilities proved capable of looking after this Influx of people, some who arrived Friday ta set up camp, the majority who wvent Saturday and several who didn't head for home until the day after the race. This reporter encountered no difficulties cither oni the way out or returning home. With the O.P.P. doing the directing, traffic proceeded smoothly. Parking was no problem, and although some of the best vantage points were crowded (ta be expected) there was plenty of spectator space. We stili maintain the best spot is on the 11, turn. A couple of suggestions we might offer are these: We stationed ourselves betwcen two P.A. loud-speakers only to find they weren't working. It would have been much more interesting had we been able to receive a description. It wouid be a good idea if they had programs available Inside the entrance gates. At least we didn't find any at the press gate. It was ironical that only minutes before the end of the race, we had remarked that the score-keeper (if that's the word) really had ta be on his toes ta know the positions o! the cars. No doubt even those who weren't there know thal Pedro Rodriguez of Mexico was named the winner, Immed- lately at the end o! the race. By the time this scribe reach- ed the pit ares. Canada's Peter Ryan was being presented wlth the winner's tropby. Ryan actually finished first by two seconds, but a one- minute penalty for leaving the track with ail four wbheels and flot coming ta a complete stop before re-entering) gave the win ta, Rodriguez. At least that was the first verdict. Nothing like going right ta the top for the answer - we were told by Stirling Mass that Rodriguez had only driven 99 laps o! the required 100. And where was Mr. Mass? After duelng with Belgium's Olivier Gendeblen for the lead far three-quarters o! the race, Mass was forced ta make several pit stops due ta engine difficulties, but really poured it on ta end up third. Gendebien had the race i his hip pocket, after Moss tan into trouble, but was forced out o! action in the 83rd lap L due ta a balky gear box. The leaders bit an 80 xn.p.h. average quite often, but Stirling Mass set a new lap record o! one minute 34 and two- tenths seconds - and that's travelling. tt ft t f JUVENILES MADE IT CLOSE Bowmanville Western Tire saw their hopes of repeat- ing as Ontario Juvenile Champions go out the window wvhen Clinton staged a three-run eighth inning rally to capture the third and deciding game 4-3. Details appear elsewhere on the sports pages. The Juveniles made it close. They didn't win - but any team that wins the titie one year and comes within an out of taking it again, deserves a lot of credit. Hat's off to the team, manager Frank Wright, coaches Fred Cowle and Dan Girardi. MEMORIAL ARENA BOWMAN VILLE f ,PUBLIC SKATING 8-10 P.M. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 6th SATURDAY, OCTOBER 7th ADMISSION Aduits 50ec Children 35e - Spectators 10e SUNDAY SKATING 3: 00 to 5 p.ma. THANKSGIVING MONDAY PUBLIC SKATING 8 - 10 p.m. CHILDREN'S SKATING WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER llth 3:30 to 5:30 P.=. hilden ..... ... .... . ..* . . *25e Aduits amcmpanylng children 25C Top Mosport Trophy Winners iMen's Major League Bowling News Robson Motors- 5 4 Only three bowlers hit over Ken's Men's Wear 5 4 the 300 mark this week with Firth's Meats --- - 4 5 Carl Leslie coming up with a Stephen Fuels_. 3 6 nice 330 game. Russ "Wigger" Bow'ville Cleaners 3 6 jOke was the runner-up, bowl- Smith's Pepsi Cola 2 7 Iing 308, and Norm O'Rourke Selby Grant Heat. 1 8 had 307. Averages Bud Moses bowled a 767 Namle Games Avi triple to top all bowlers for Dr. H. Rundle 9 24 high triple. Russ Oke had 758, Bob Williams 9 24 Harold Bennett 755, Carl Les- Jack Gay __-9 lie 745, Dr. Howard Rundie Normn O'Rourke 9 23 736, Russ Haliman 732, Jack Carl Leslie--__ 6 23 Gay 721, Morley Vanstone 704'1Russ Oke 9 23 Ernie Perfect 703 and Bob Larry Piper 23 Williams 701. !Harrv Snowden -- 9 2. George Jones had the l0w'Al Osborne 9 12 single score of 102, John Moor- Frank Lewins --9 ' craft 106, Joe Nowian 111 and'Hrî ent Mr. Sports Editor himself,:George Piper - 9 2 Frank Mohiun, bowled 113. Hank Janzen. 9 22 Ron McLean had low triple,îErnie Perfect - 9 2 2 416, with Frank Mohun 420ýBruce Vivian 9 22 and Keith Shackelton 436. Russ Hailman 9 22 Ailey Chatter Bud Moses 9 22 Dr. H. B. Rundle is, for theiAif Samelîs -... 9 22 time being, Bowmanville's top 1Don Bishop - 9 21 bowler, boasting a 249 average Stan McMurter _ 9 21 for 9 gaines. Bob Williams Fred Cole -,--------- 9 21 dropped from 253 last week toBill Hearle- - 9 2 246 ta hold down second place.lKen Luxton -. 9 21 Jack Gay moved into third E igenug 9 21 position with 238. Ed Leslie ----- 9 21 Lander Hardware leam isMorley Etcher 9 21 on top in the team standing, Matt Harrison 9 21ý having a total of 7 points. Dave McKnight 9 21 Kramp's Furnîture and Haps Bill Oke 9 21, B-A are tied for second spot Jim Castle-___ 9 211 with 6 points each. Bert Engley 9 211 The Nels Osborne Insurance Bob Martyn 9 20' team set some kind o! a record Frank Blunt ___ 9 20* when they dropped from top Jack Bond -____ 9 20, spot last week ta 9th position. George Jones 9 20ý Some good scores were agaîn Ab Piper ----- 9 20: recorded this week. George Charence Oke ~ 9 20: Piper had 295, Russ Hallman Don Bagneli 9 201 293, Harold Bennett 295, JacklCliff Trewin- 9 201 Gay 276, Dr. Rundle 294, Jack Morley Vanstone- 9 20. Munday 274, Morley Vanstone 'Ray~ Fry' 1 2 271, Bob Williams 271, Ed. Ted Bagnehi . 9 20:ý Leslie 295. Bruce Milne 9 20I Standings - End o! Third Week Jack Munday 9 20( First Scheduie Features Teani W L Pts. This Week Lander Hardware -. 7 2 7: High Single-Car] Leslie 33 Kramp's Furniture 6 3 64High Trip]e-Bud Moses --767 Hap's B-A-------- -6 3 6 Low Single-Geo. Jones 102 Bowmanville Hotel 5 4 51Low Triple-Ron McLean 416 ,.Canadian Tire . 5 4 5i This Sehedule Jury & Lovehi - 5 4 5 Dr. Rundle __ 368 Liberty Bowl 5 4 5 Bob Williams ______ 809 Cowan Equipment 5 4 5 Glen Lander ---____89 Nels Osborne Ins. 5 4 5 Barney Vanstone _ _- 406 ILadies Major Bowling LeaguI Oniy ane shutout went up on the score-board last Mon day night in the Ladies Major~N gh Ha k " League as Brock downed rBrooks 3-0. The lasers, als"ii ~~~~~paintless in their first star- a is e g e tok over sole possession of1'ajs e g e the cellar, while Buday posted Ta tnig a 2-1 win over Patfield ta edge 1 imStnig a point in front o! the pack. Teain F15. Evans I sFive clubs are deadhocked Buttery , ---- - 8 for the runner-up slot-Brock, Wiseman --_- --_ Joli, 2-1 winners aver Dunn, Scott 6 Martyn and Etcher. Martyn Coyîe edged Lyle 2-1, but Etcher Wrigh lost ta Preston by the same gt---- score. In the night's final at- Averages traction Norris moved past M. Buttery ------------ ---- 1g5, Haynes by virtue of a 2-1 win. M. Hodgson 15 Doris Joli rohled up a 766 ýG. Scott ----- - ~~~~~~total ta take high triple hon-M. isan____.. 12 - ur, followed by Hilda Brock M. Coyhe 178 -734, Kay Beauprie-700 and Evans 172 LBernice Partner- 661. GBi 6 1 .Coombes 160! iTeenage League Hilda Brock narrowly wonlV. lHagerman 16o Teenage Boys- Charles 4- up a 330 game ta edge Kay 1HIigh Single-M.Wiean J. Ilan 3, Brown 4- Phillîps Býeauprie's 327 effort by three 257. 3, Brown 5 - T Callan 2. pins. Grace Blackburn rolhed High Triple-M. Wiseman- 4 B o w S an ing n xt at 29 . P ri el T a m318, w hihe S hirley i k l w as 672.2 0 G a s -rwn ._.----------------- 3 eta29.00Gîs Charles----- 4 Team Standings M. Wiseman 257, 209, 206, Brown _____4 Team pts. M. Buttery 201, 201, G. Scott J. Caîhan 3Bidy ____ 212, G. Firth 213, G. Bain 230. T. Caihan------- ....... 2 Joli 4______ T cenage Girls- Paeden 7- Brock _________..4 Coombes 0. Aloway 5 - Alun- Etcher 4__________ day 2, Vanstone 4 - Cale 0. Martyn4 Teani Standings Paeden -----12 Preston _____ 4 Cole ,---- - 8 Lyle ..-3 Alloway. 7 Norris ________ Cooinbes - -- 7 Patfied _____2 Vanstone -----4 Munday .---- -- -- Hay-es Junior Boys - Wilson 5 un __ Hutchinson 0, Leach 3- Beau- opA-e----- 0 Team Standings 'oi ol- 3 Leah -Bernice Buday 217 Beapri ~ - -- Hilda Brock 211 Wutshnnsn-- ---------- <June Baker 211 Huthiso ----------------- 0 Grace Bhackburn 206 Junior Girls- Yeo 5- Dad- Donna Preston 205) son 0, H-ately 5 - Muhhohhand Joyce Lyhe 205 0, Gay 3 - Brown 2. Kay Beauprie 205 Teami Standings Onie Etcher 202 Brown --------- 7 Olive Patfiehd 200 Hately - -----____ 7 Vi Coole --- 200 Gay _____--- ---- - 6 Bernice Partner 199 Mulholland 5 Peggy Haynes------198 Yeo-- 5 Norma Norris 194 -- I Dadson ...._--------. 0 Emm-a Bromeil 193' SPECIA High Singles 20 /e Teenage Boys- J. Philhips S 200ly Gamces 20iMr.Reev During the banquet at the Legian Ha1ll ' -317,224; M. Charhes-220, L. SilyBcel20 ag eev Vesna-216, D. Gay- 216, D. Perris 289 Doris Joli 278, 258, Satrda eenigmany batfltohe and cash!Brown- 213, 207: J. Thomp- 220, Peggy Haynes 253, Alyce tl, awards were presnted ta the Mosport winners. son-21l, R. Perfect-208, G. Hodgson 253, Joyce Tennant Between 250 and 300 crawded inta the hall for- a Woolner-201. J. Callan-200. 250, 212, Helen Piper 248, 240, ATTENTION deliciaus roast beef buffet prepared by the Legion! Teenage Girls-A. Kitson- Junge23Bake 24 3 7 1, NhMarg 1 . Ladies' Auxiliary with Mrs. Flarence Knight as con- 238, S. Coombes-192. -Kng23JycLye37NyIfo ilam 1Junior Boys- R. Etcher- Sheehan 234, Bernice Buday venor. Top photo shows the big winner, Peter Ryan,1190, W. Leach- 188. 233, 226, Bernice Partner 233, receiving the magnificent Pepsi Cala trophy fromn Junior Girls- M. Yýeo-1l72, 217,i2o, EagBro2,meri 23,* Pepsi President F. W. Mclntosh. Middle photo showsliB. Cowan-162. MalnSahe3, enc ,s o 1Terry 229, Duaine Palmer 223, N BEMIC President and Race Announcer Ron White andi Iligh Doubles Hilda Brock 223, Norma Nor- 54 KI Chief Pit/Paddock Marshall Art Moseley 308nigî uno Boys- R. Etcher- ris 221, Joan Engley 220, Lar ez oe o the JuiorGirls- M. Yeo-323, 220, Oive Patfiehd 218, Wihma famnous brothier teamn from Mexica as he is callecting B. Cawan-303, M. Hatehy- Bates 217, 206, Shirley Bickle his two big traphies for comning in second. 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