The Sun Times from Owen Sound, Ontario, Canada • 18

The Owen Sound Sun-Timaa Sat Aug 4 19621 FOR HOLIDAY FUN Baseball Scores Don Drysdale Has 10 to Go ftBWJEdges Alter Winning 20 Games en eac ers In Industrial WATER TOYS DINKY TOYS PLASTIC BOATS FISHING TACKLE TENNIS EQUIP-MENT BASEBALL EQUIPMENT GAMES MECCANO SETS I Dodgers Beat Cubs 8-3 New York I Los Angeles Minnesota Baltimore I Cleveland Detroit Chicago Boston Kansas City Washington 50 47 561 61 55 53 509 12 53 52 505 12 51 53 49014 52 46 481 15 48 57 457 17 46 62 426 21 40 64 385 25 Results by KRIC WKSSELKY By MIKE KATHET Associated Press Sports Writer 20 down and 10 to go for dazzling Don Drysdale who has given Los Angeles Dodgers their largest bulge atop the National League race this season while taking another step toward becoming the major first 20 -game winner sincel Dizzy Dean Drysdale 26 a fireballing righthander who had never won more than 17 games and had only nine victories at this point in 1961 shook off a shaky first Inning Friday night went on to defeat Chicago Cuba 8-3 and became the first 20-game winner of the season Drysdale also entered these pears to be gaining confidence 'New York 10 Chicago 2 The Dodgers have a youthful I Kansas City 0 Cleveland 1 club and it will be tough to dis- Los Angeles 3 Baltimore 6 lodge them from first place At Minnesota 7 Detroit 4 the moment the top lefty Washington 2 Boston 1 Sandy Koufax is on the sidelines but manager Walter Alston has been getting good pitching from Johnny Podres Probable Pitchers Today New York (Stafford Chicago (Baumann 3-3) Minnesota (CoUixn 0-1) The major lea sue baseball season still hai two month! to run but St begins to look more and more ai if the New York Yankees will be playing the Loi Angels Dodgers in the 1 Series Both clubs have the knack of riding out injuries to key players and when-both are healthy the other teams cant cope with them League leading RBW defeated Men Teachers Federation 4-2 at Harrison Field lest night in an Owen Sound Industrial Softball League game Jack Elliott had three hit for the winner and winning pitcher Harold Lemon hid a pair of afofiee Fred Furneaa had two hit for MTF Lemon gave up four hits and struck out five batters Losing pitcher Ted Hopper struck out six and allowed nine hits Raw Ai KMlIno Sb Connelly Stack rf Matheion 3b a 3 0 4 Lang Elliott Lemon Woods 10 1 McKenzie Trimble TOTALS MTF A levee 3b 300 RuM 3 Lemon cf 3 0 Ritchie ss 3 Sltlnocher lb 3 0 Furness It 3 3 Wright rf 3 Heppsr 3 0 Kelly 3b 3 0 TOTALS 37 3 Raw mo loi MTF 010 000 1-4 4 3 i 1 vEEEE: i I Kincardine Race Card Filled For Civic Holiday Mrs Stewart Will Compete! 9-6) at it Detroit (Mosel 6-10) Kansas City (Segui) 7-5 at Cleveland (Perry 8-8) Washington (Burnside 5-8) at pertinent statistics in his log: Don Drysdale was on pitcher who wm glad the Dodgers moved out of the Coliseum to their present park Drysdale is having his greatest season and je could easily finish with 25 wins been predicting 20-w 1 seasons for Drysdale for a number of years but he has only come close Toom RBW Noma Lifts MTF Edwards Hobarts Sun-Timss Mickey value to the New York squad has never been more evident than this year With Mantle out of the lineup the Yankees struggled against the other competitors When Mantle returned to the lineup the Yankees started to surge ahead Mantle is a great ball player but it will never be known how great be could have been if he had two sound legs ALL STANDINOS Industrial Softball Ptf(i Mil 4 I 34- 11 114 1 nil 3 ir-17 1 I IS 17 I I 4 14 17 1 10 I Junior baft' Boston (Conley 0-10) Los Angeles (Lee 8-7) at Baltimore (Fisher 3-5) night Games Sunday New York at Chicago Los Angeles at Baltimore Minnesota at Detroit 2 Kansas City at Cleveland 2 Washington at Boston 2 Games Monday Baltimore at Chicago (N Detroit at Cleveland (N Kansas City at With (N Minnesota at New York (N Los Angeles at Boston (N National League He is ahead of the pace set I by the last two pitchers to dose in on the 30 game mark achieved by Dean in 1934 Don Newcombe of the Dodgers reached the 20 -victory mark Aug 23 en route to a 27-7 season I in 1956 Robin Roberts who posted a 28-7 record for Philadelphia in 1952 won No 20 Aug 1 19 Drysdale has won 10 straight I battles tying the longest streak I of file season He haa gone 46 1 1-3 innings without Issuing walk Empire Trials May Shatter All Older Records The Cubs tagged Drysdale (204) for three runs and four hits in the first Inning on a double by Don Landrum a ingle by Ken Hubba Ron triple and a single by Ernie Banks But Drysdale allowed only -four harmless hits the rest of the way The Dodgers finally went ahead in the third frame when Ron Fairly doubled home ono run and Howard followed with his single off Cal Koonce (9-4) Maury Wills stole home as the Dodgers scored twice in the fourth It was his 54th steal of the season GETS BIG HIT The Pirates who wound up with 16 hits off four Giant pitchers started early getting to Juan Marichal (13-8) for single runs in the second and third innings Howie two-run homer was the big hit as the Pirates put it out of reach with three runs in the fourth frame Al McBean (11-7) who gave up a homer to Willie McCovey won with relief help from Diomedei Olivo and Elroy Face over the final four innings bases-empty homers came off Joey Jay (16-9) who needed help from relief apectol-lsts Jim Brouan and Bill Henry to move within four victories of the 20-mark run salvo tied the mark held by Tony Laxzeri Gus Zernial and Ralph Kiner Marv erry and Clarence Coleman also homered for the Meta while Gordie Coleman and Don Blasingame connected for the Reds came In the fourth inning as the Rede tagged Jay Hook (7-11) for five runs and the loss Carl Warwick turned on his former Cardinal mates and led 15-hit offensive with a 4-for-4 performance at the plate Including a two-run homer and four runs betted in The Colts scored three in the first inning against Bob Gibson (13-8) on singles by Bob Lillis and Al Spangler a double by Warwick and Norm single Warwick then put the decision out of reach with his Uth homer- in the fourth frame Ken Johnson (8-12) was the winner despite homers by Curt Flood and Charley James who hit a two-run pinch-hit shot of Gtorgai Broi Local M00 CrMGMItl won two four point gamai i won ano four point qamo ALL SCORES ay informs lata McArtaur Ooodynari Wiarton 0' (McArttwrl load mHm 14) Cottan't Taxi 1 Pert Elgln-Tara (Cottan'i load IS Mriot 341 Industrial Softball RBW 4 MTF 1 Dundalk District Softball Vontry 7 Dundolk (host of sown-aortas ttad 3-3) Protan I Klmbtrtay 7 (Proton loads aortas 3-1) 7 ii in 4 e-M 11 Jy 7 1 4 IV 0 Xli The Dodger-Yankee World Series in the past were real daisies The feuding betw the teams and their fans made it a pleasant week for the average fan Some of the greatest play in World Series history were made during dashes be-ween h-e Dodgers aid Yankees The only no-hit no run game ever pitched in a World Series came when Brooklyn played New York Mantle probably rates as the greatest switch hitter of all time lie popularized switch hitting and today switch hitters rare Mantle swings with power from both sides of the plate many think with more power from the right side Pet GBL I STRIKES KEY BLOW -u 73 36 670 68 41 624 5 63 43 594 816 6345 383 91 60 49 350 13 55 53 309 17V 51 58 468 22 30 66 371 32 40 68 370 321 20 79 348 45 With Iowa Ghosts Los Angeles San Francisco Cincinnati Pittsburgh St Louis Milwaukee Philadelphia Wiarton Port Elgin and Owen 1 1 Sound all entertain file Io a Nmi Ghosts hi exhibition softball and there is harness racing at Mea- This is a busy week for sport fans in this area Meaford Cincinnati 8 The man who helped Drysdale achieve No 20 was the chief Frank How-aVd For the fifth time in the last six games Howard struck the key blow putting the Dodgers ahead to stay with a run-producing -tingle in the third inning that broke a 3-3 tie The triumph gave the Dodgers KINCARDINE AY classes are filled for the Civic holiday barnesi races on Monday afternoon here Purses total $1360 Mrs Edna Stewart of Colling-wood will be the lone woman I driver as she competes against seven top mile drivers in the eo-featured 222 class 1 a ke MacKinnon the veteran horseman from Tiverton has donated $10 for the best dressed driver The mobile pari-mutuel trailer has arrived on the grounds and in addition to win place and show wagering will offer TORONTO This week-1 two daily double wagers Ententes British Empire Games ries ere as follows trials and Canadian track and Non winners of $50 purse field championships here are $225 Miss Goldie Frisco Neil expected to make a shambles MdLean Port Elgin Miss Bet-of the national record book ty McGregor Glen Bat tan The four-section meet getslMonkton Debbie Volo Wil-under way with two sections lliam Bennett Kincardine Swing today one scheduled to start at Harmony Jerry Gode :50 pm (he other at 7 pm rich Myrtle Gar Hal Mrs Lloy The remaining events are Mon-1 Wagner Hanover Vie LaSalle day Ron Seim Hanover Lenrock Following the trials a 14- Lady Stan Williams Southwold member team wil be selected Thelma Forbes Sheldon Atmore represent Canada et the Parkhill Games at Perth Australia Nov 230 Classified Purse $27500 22-Dec 1 A Uth berth is being Albert Hal Ralph Pitt OargiU held open for a marathon run- Stormy Hal Louden Davis Neu-ner to bo selected following the stadt Dot Song Lawrence At marathon trial at St Hyacinthe more Parkhill Mighty Stein Que Sept 3 Cecil Crandon St In A total of 228 athletes have the Gold Hugh Hill Goderich entered the trials AH 10 Cana- Hal Spirit Bud Waite Simcoe dian provinces are represented Wayne Brook Jack Strong Sea Ontario heads the Hat with 139 1 forth Lornie Rythm Mrs Wm Among today's highlights are Caldwell Clinton the 880-yard final the 228 classified Purse $300 end women's 100-yard I ian Chief Ken Pascoe Parkhill dashes end the men'a mile and Victor Lind Alfred Graham St six-mile runs I Phillis Atom Lawrence Because of the high calibre Kruppe St Thomas Terry of athletes attending the trials McFrank McDonald Clinton officials are hoping that for a Priscilla's Maid Sheen change the meet will be a fi- Stratford Miss Lee Reno Ken nancial success Ticket demand Betts Ffesherton Bonnie Hal has been good in comparison to Hughes Teeiwater The Dodgers have come up with the National newest slugger Frank Howard Expert! have been predicting for several years that Howard would challenge Babe old home run record Roger Maris beat him to Uie punch last year in 162 games but Howard is still young and ap- Results ja Yini-M-Aina mt I New York 6 i rccuna-piacc a rancisco Mond Lt reT So on pdPhi I Giants who lost their fifth in a five-game lead over the second-place San Francisco tap for Meaford on Monday Goodyears Blank Wiarton On Three-Hit Pitching Bob Paddon Hits Homer six games 5-2 to Pittsburgh Pirates Cincinnati Reds remained 81 games back in third place by outalugging New York Meta 8-8 for their- 14th victory in games despite two homers by the Frank Thomas 24th and 25th homers giving him six in three consecu tvie games tied a major league record Houston Colts belted St Louis Cardinals 8-3 The Philadelphia- Houston 8 St Louis 3 Chicago 3 Los Angeles 8 Pittsburgh 5 San Francisco 2 Probable Pitchers Today PhRadelphi (McLiefc 7-2) and Green (4-3) at Milwaukee (Hen-dley 7-7 and Curtis 2-4 or Spahn 10-11 Houston (Bruce 6-5 or Johnson 5-11) at St Louis (Wash- burn 9-5) Chicago (Hobbie 3-10) at Loi Angeles (Williams 9-7) bases but he got the third out on a pop to second In the Owen Sound fourth Dave Fitter struck out but reached first when Hunter failed to Pittsburgh (Haddix 7-5) at I Milwaukee game was rained San Francisco (Sanford 13-8) out PEE WEE BENNETT from Waco Texea- ia -in- hi4 third seaaon with the Ghosts An all around player- ai well aa a real showman he to featured to the famous shadowbaY after each regular game Cincinnati (Maloney 4-4 and i hold the ball La Pierre reached Klippetein 3-1) at New York Edge Port Elgin For 2-0 Lead In Series Score Winner In Ninth previous Canadian WREXPERTS 222 Puree $300 Trlvue Mrs Ray Stewart CoUingwood Kay Lee Don Taylor Simcoe Vera Song Ed Giles Orangeville Pipe Clay Bill Lloyd Wagner Hanover The Rocket Clarence Young Lucan Eddie and Sunday at New York 2 at Milwaukee St Louis 2 Los Angela 2 at San Francisco Monday Milwaukee (N) at Houston (N) at Los Ang (N) San Francisco garnet scheduled) League WL PctGBI Leafs Sell Pena To Kansas City BODY and FENDER REPAIRS Anything from a dented fender to a Owen Sound McArthur od-years blanked Wiarton Redmen 54) at St Park as the clubs opened their best of three Georgian Bay Intermediate Soft-ball League quarter-final series The second game is scheduled for Wiarton next Wednesday Bob Paddon hit a first inning home run with a mate aboard for McArthurs and that was enough for winning pitcher Bill Underwood who struck out 17 batters and allowed only three hits The loss went to Wiarton starter Tom Peril ini who gave up four runs in the first four innings Reliefer Ross Atcheson gave up only one run in four innings Wiarton fielding pulled Perkins out of several jams with third baseman Bud Weis making two fine catches and shortstop Wink Wilford one Larry LaPicrre led off in the first inning for McArthurs with a bunt single He stole second and scored as Paddon laced his home run around the foul pole in left field Perkins ran into difficulties again in the second when three successive singles loaded the complete smash up Ventry Ties Series Dundalk League DUNDALX Ventry defeated Dundalk 7-5 last night to tie their best of seven Dundalk District Softball League semi-final series at three games each In the best of five semi-final seres Proton defeated Kimberley 7 to take a 2-1 laed The Ventry-Dundalk series will be decided next Wednesday Dundalk at is all In tha work to us DUNRITE TODAY WILL-LAST TOMORROW I base when Skene allowed a throw to get awsy from him An infield out scored Fitter and Jim double drove La-Pierre home with the fourth run of the game Wiarton had a chance to get back in the game in the seventh when they put runners on first and second with ono out Bill Ward fanned however and Underwood struck Atcheson out after running the count to 341 McArthurs a the final run in the eighth inning Ken Lobsinger was hit by a pitch I Jacksonville and took second after Under- Toronto wood popped to left I Columbus double to centre cashed the run Rochester WIARTON ABRHFOAE Wols 3b 4 0 0 Wilford 4 I Huntof 3 0 1 Sehrotdor ph Porfcins 3b Kruogor rf Shorn 1b Word cf MocOonold If Atchoton Porkln If TOTALS 3 I 34 7 3 MCARTHUR'S AS PO A LoPiorro cf 4 3 3 1 0 1 McMurdo 3b 4 a Nkhol If 4 0 1 3 0 3 Poddon LoMngor 3b Broinord Lobtlngor lb Underwood Fitter rf TOTALS IS 11017 4 WIARTON 000 ON 000-0 3 MCARTHUR'S 300 MO Mk-i 10 (Craig 5-17 0-7) Games Cincinnati Philadelphia Houston at Chicago at Pittsburgh Gaines Chicago at Cincinnati New York Phils at (Only International Buffalo Atlanta Richmond Syracuse Jacksonville Atlanta 5 Rochester Syracuse 2 Atlanta at Jacksonville Rochester Yankees PORT ELGIN An unearned run in the top of the ninth gave Owen Sound Taxi a 3-2 victory over Port Elgin-Tart Combines here last night The win give a 241 lead in the best of five Georgian Bey Intermediate Softball League aemi-finali Benny Redmond went the distance for allowing only four hits He struck out seven batters and issued only one walk Mel Miller started for Port Elgin but left in the eighth in favor of Fred Brown who took the loci Miller in seven innings gave up two runs nine hits walked three and atruck out six With one out in the ninth Doug Whitney clouted his third TORONTO (CP) Direct Bernard Spry Manito Maple Leafs of the Interna- waning Springtime Blaze John tional BasebaU League have an- Duck Port Elgin Hilltop's Earl nounced the aale of Orlando Gordon Eagar Owen Sound Pent 29-year-old right-handed Free for all purse $425 Jose-pitcher to Kansas City Athlet- ale on Review James McGhie ics of the American League for Simcoe Coronation Derby Stan three players and a Williams Southwold Frankie tial of cash Atom Clarence Young Luc a Pena a Cuban with previous Prim Byrd Elmer Cunning-major league experience with ham Ingcrsoll Calgary Hal Cincinnati Reds has a 9-9 rec- Orm Loomis Parkhill Edna's ord with Toronto including five Council Bill Madill Shelburne shutouts peep Run Danny WYliam Me in the deal Friday the Leafs Lean Goderich Star Direct receive pitcher Bill Kunkel end Joe Montag Carlsruhe outfielder Leo Posada outright KIRK DUNRITE 69 37 651 59 48 551 101 57 49 538 12 59 51 538 12 55 53 509 54 56 491 17 42 69 378 29V 30 72 357 32 Results 24-Hour Tewin Service DIAL FR 6-1683 After Hours Phene FR 4-1479 QUAllTlBYiOR 15-4 Buffalo 0-9 Toronto 2 7 Richmond 0 Columbus 4 Games Today Toronto at Buffalo (N) and pitcher Dale Willis on option for the rest of the season Pose batted J9S in 29 games with Kansas City Kunkel has been pitching for Portland to the Pacific Coast League SKATING OS ARENA hit of the game for Cotton's at Richmond (N) I He took third on en outfield er-Syracuse at Columbus (N) ror Inj scored on a passed bilL Cotten's threatened with two out in the first inning when Whitney singled and Bob Gray doubled hut Miller retired Jim Are Still Big Attraction By Ktn MacKinnon Wednesday and Friday 8:00 pm Adults 50c CHICAGO New York Pembroke on fly to the out-Yankees are stiH the biggest at- field -3 Vt TORONTONIAN WINS MUIDEN The Netherlands traction in basebalL In fact more fani have seen the Yankees St Catharines Man Leads Golf Tourney TORONTO Gary Black SL Catharines and Brian Wilcox of Toronto led 97 other pairs of golfers with a 70 score in the Ontario junior best ball golf tournament Black and Wilcox with a 37-33 70 on 18 holes Friday needed an extra hole to defeat Stew Hamilton and Mike McClellan of Brampton The game is played to pairs end only tho lowest score of the two on each hole la counted Ian MacRse of Pickering scored bole-in-oue with a four-wood on the 197-yard apr-threa second hole but failed to piece in the low 70s Ron Fraser and Peter Knetchtol of Kitchener Rockway both 15-year-olds shot 72 for the low scores to the 15-and-undcr category Peter Kuetchtcl also Rockway but no relation Peter teamed with Terry Macklto for a 78 Other scores included: Phil Bradley and Toby Wol-ter Oshswa John McGregor and Angelo DeCorio Guelph Tay Briddou Toronto awl Randy Dunk St Catharines Arnold Smith singled and Bus Bsere doubled in the second but Miller retired Redmond to end the threat Murray Sinclair singled to open the second for Port Elgin en the second for Port Elgin (Reutersj-Paul Henderson of At bome the Yankees have kwa M24 fane in 42 dates on the road than at home international flying Dutchman 1 School Children 25 Tuesday 7 pm Roller Hockey Skating Every Afternoon Monday to Friday School Children 15c Adulti 25c 1 class races on the Zuider Zee thta vVV 5 WMnfttSed He also won first Harvey JJavidson Harvey Ferric in the eerie Ste-1 Mt ewn hish to row sent Port Elgin into 24) attendance Backward Sprints Aids Football Team WESTMINSTER Md (AP) Speed sprint are nothing new for practising football players But Baltimore Colts of tho National Football League run them backwards Defensive coach Charlie Winner has been frying for years to teach his bsckfield-cn to run backward so they can keep their eyes on the baH while also tagging along with potential pass-receivers This season he Is using a atop watch to prove to them they een back pedal almost ss fast as going forward Bob Boyd1 for instance travelled 20 yard in reverie only half a second (lower than he was clocked to the aarne distance straight ahead vena end Cramp of Canada finirted sixth in Friday's rd I ram for fh hornet world elhm-1 jJ? ttXWctod lr 378884 in 46 dates on the road race for the bonnet world cltam pionships in their boat Falsetto lead with a home run Cotten'i eame beck In fourth as Pete Graham singled to right and moved to second on an outfield error He scored on Merv King's single au average of about 30000 Dominion Motors hill Mystic Fever Strikes I Two Oriole Players BALTIMORE (APMfitcher I Gray doubled with one out in the fifth for and acored some are needed I remember putting three new tires en a used car and a fellow came along looked at the other tire and said: "not much rubber on One of the greatest bargains we have right now to a 1956 Meteor Coach in lovely dark Hue color with four brand new whitewall tires for $645 This car has been examined from bumper to bumper reconditioned where needed and ia selling clean and sharp for only $645 you come to hunt among our bargains and have a look et this one even at this low price it doesn't stand out because we have just dropped many of our cars as much as $200 in price The teacher asked a little boy where elephants are found He said: "Elephants are so big they ain't hardly ever In spile of our price reduction and in spite of (he fact that we have the finest selection rf cars we ever had we earn to take in nearly as many used cars on new ones as we sell each day -which means we are not reducing our used car Inventory very fast When you see 45000 dollars worth of used cars sitting on a lot you can be sura that you will get a better deal on that lot than you will some placo where they have only a few I think our place ia a pretty good placo to look for a car right now Steve Barber of Baltimore Ori- E8B almost pulled the i Aside from 4 faulty align ment nothing will wear the tread off your tirea aa quick-iiy as underin- reflation Yet service rec- ords show that nine out of ten motorists keep leu pressure in their itres than they need Here are some figures to illustrate the cost of underin-flatcd tires: total tire life is reduced 5 per cent If tires are kept only 10 per cent underinflated tire life decreases 18 per cent at 20 per cent under-inflation at 30 percent under-inflation a tire will tut only two thirds of normal At 50 per cent of normal inflation tire life would drop to 22 per cent When buying new tires try inflating them to double normal pressure then deflate to desired road pressure Keep to 40 mph fur the first 100 miles This flexing of tho fub-ber without heat will considerably lengthen tire life Incidentally ft Is usually useless to balance new tires until had a chance to themselves over several hundred miles It is best to buy new tires to matched sets We will be glad to givo you a liberal allowance for unused tread In our busineu ft is almost useless to put one or two new tires on a used car We usually replace with a full act if I oles andhstfback Alex Hawkini I fir to the of Baltimore Colts ere to hos-IShth wls Redmond fumbled I pital with mystifying fevers tap and Gray eommltt-Dr Erwin Mayer physician I ed an error on Woods I for both teams said teste so Pembroke pounced on Howie far have failed to show the1 All types of body and fender work spray pain Un glaag eat end Installed while yea walk Badlatora of all kinds removed and repaired Bapertcat Gaaollna and OIL 24 nOUR TOWING SERVICE NIGHTS rnONE FR M074 or FR 6-2979 ON TIIE MEAFORD HIGHWAY AT CITY LIMITS OPEN DAILY I AM TIL 19:00 PM DIAL FR 6-0974 mwm' bunt to retire him Tho YlPCOfODD 3-WAY GUARANTEE cause Barber has reported re- current fever for three weeks flrt and Grey's throw end Hawkins has been bothered to third retired Brown since the Cotta training camp I cotten's tax asrhpoa started July 23 Rndmond Dr Meyer laid Berber will I I 3 GUAtANIHD IMI 09 MfKIS be in hospital at least untuiHTw 5 OUARANTHO AGAINST KOAD HAZAROS White Rose oeeoeee Tuesday ISIS 1 114 I 7 It 111 Ills 11 HUMS it OUAIANIMD HNCST QUALITY TMI QUALITY UADU gHirani 3 Smiths cf I Groham rf a 4 King iggoiiagie 4 CINCINNATI (AP) I SO aaoeaeaaee dent Warren GUei of the Na I totau aa tional League as id Friday urn-1 £w-tara piro Lee Weycr will be recalled I RWnimitayV I a from the International League I a a a 10 re9Jaa ChrU PeWwudas re- i a a a covering from minor aurgary Parraw 31111 Weyer wei scheduled to become -x a member of the National Thompson ri 1 a a League umpiring ataff 1 a a 1 1 miiw 9 a a a 1 year but waa out much of tho 1 season with injuries suffered in IcnMw? ti Part Wo-Torn si 417 a aoo 11a ia 4 Top of Tdnth St West Hill Owen Sound Authorized Austin Sales Service FULL LINE BMC PARTS ON HAND REPAIRS TO ALL MAKES FAST EFFICIENT SERVICE GOOD SELECTION New Used Core not a wwin OWEN SOUND STORES 9TH STREET EAST PHONE PR 6-2540 SS wmoH 1.