The Toronto Star from Toronto, Ontario, Canada • 25

Hack and Housc Bonspiel is getting new look By NEILMacCARL Star sports writer 'flic annual International Junior Masters bonspicl at East York Curling Club will have a new sponsor a new name and more internation al rinks this season The a lias been changed to the Uniroyal In ternational junior cham pionship and it will be held al East York on Easter weekend April 20 22 enthused about involvement in the event this said Dave Prentice chairman of the championship has allowed us to increase the overseas involvement con EROM ALU OVER Teams from West Ger ipany Sweden Switzerland Norway Scotland and the US are entered in ad dition Io four from Canada including Mark McDonald of Gananoque the Canadian schoolboy champion The event is for curlers 18 to 21 years of age The new sponsor is hope ful of expanding participa tion of foreign rinks in fu ture years to nine teams and limit Canada to one Indicative of the progres sive junior development program in Sweden was the victory last year ot three time Swedish junior cham pion redrik Lundberg The 1973 champion will receive the John Parkinson commemorating the memory of a Uniroyal employee who was Cana longest living heart transplant patient when he died last year BEA COLE W1VS Bea Cole nt London withMarie Galway Joy Sjore and Marg Dickson won the Jones Trophy top ev ent in I be Scarhoro two day invitation bonspiel with a 7 6 decision over Bea Lent Nora Carruthers Shirley Wilson and Carol McLean Eileen Grills of Avonlca with June Phillips Shirley Huntley and Joan Drysdale took the Mary Maxwell Tro phy 7 5 oxer Glad Atman of Lindsay Joan Mathers of Granite Club won the third event and June McCain of the host club took the fourth Boss Law of Avonlea with Pat Glenda Dave Ash ley and Leslie Lynch counted throe wins and 53Vi points to win the seventh annual Lamb ftama bonspiel at the Terrace Runner up was a host club foursome consisting of Paul and Linda Kavanagh Rick Jones and Ellie Bris bois with t4'2 points High one game winner was Royal Neil Harrison rrrrrTwra liOi WiRl ONE IVE BEST fastball pitchers in the world Pele Landers of Timmins is settling down in loronlo to play for North York Toronto of new Ontario astball League World class softball star ends 8 years of wanderlust for spot on Toronto team By RICK MATSUMOTO Star sports writer Pete Landers admits been a softball bum for eight years And for the most part enjoyed the trav elling from coast tn coast in Canada ard oven down info the US to wherever his strong left arm could get him a job Rut if he had Io do it all over again Landers 26 says he take the same route enjoyed lhe travel he said yesterday as he took a break from his first day on the job at CTO good enough always a job to be had and enough mon ey to carry you over for the time being after a while you get tired of packing up all that furniture and moving If I had to do it over again stay put in ore Landers who brought his pitching arm south from Timmins as a wide eyed 18 ycar old hopes fi nally found his niche in the production department of the television station ONE THE BEST But that too could de pend on his abilities as a fastball pitcher a job at which considered one of lhe five best in the world according to a recent report in Balls and Strikes a US magazine Aside from his duties at CTO Landers will pitch for North York Torontosof lhe newly organized Ontario astball League And no coincidence that John Rasset I exec utive assistant to CTO president John Bassett is vice president of North York Torontos Landers was among sev eral league executive mem bers and players attending a press conference this morning at Sutton Place The Senior A league will have two divisions The West will encompass Toron to London Kitchener St Catharines and Oshawa while Burlington Welland Niagara alls Newmarket and Woodstock made up the East Landers was drafted by Toronto Athletics ot lhe newly created Major League Softball Inc an out and out professional league However Landers says ho contacted until last week by which time he was committed to North York Torontos general manager red Trai nor said he know Landers' whereabouts to of fer him a contract While the Athletics are ut of the question for Lan ders this year he says he might be interested in lhe future At any rate he thinks fastball definitely has a future as a pay to sec sport GAME CHANGING a rapidly growing he said used to be a game bill it's getting so that lhe bat ters are hitting more and He attributes this change tn the growth of the game at the foundation level the batters used to come up from baseball and it was hard for them to adjust lo ho said now kids are coming up from a minor softball Landers feels youngsters are softball instead of baseball because there are fewer and fewer ago teams to which they can move probably feel that if they have to switch to soft ba 11 eventually rather start in the game right from the start" he said Landers has been with two Canadian champions In 1970 ho hurled London to the national title and last summer while with Wey burn Sask he gave up only two hits as his team beat world champion Rich mond Hill Dynes 2 0 for lhe title In 1963 while still a jun ior he pitched Oshawa to a 10 win over St Catharines in the Ontario champion ship game as he hurled 23 innings and struck out 46 is appearing daily at our place! 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until mid April He also reports evening fishing for walleyes is on the upswing However all huts must be rcmoxed by March 31 so open air angling aficr next Saturday More than the fish are hitting al Temagami Mrs Vi Leavens figured she had a hig trout aft er something walloped the minnow she was fishing some 21) feel beneath the surfacc ST LOUIS I Arir Bill Walton UCLA's incompara ble giant toyed with Mem phis Slate in a record 44 poinl performance last night as Bruins won lheir seventh consecutive nation al collegiate basketball ti tle 87 66 UCLA shattered a 39 ail half time standoff with the 6 font ll taking high lob passes Io score with ease before a sellout crowd of 19301 It was 75th con secutive triumph and their ninth National Collegiate Athletic Association crown in 10 years Indiana Hoosiers beat Providence 97 79 for the consolation title call the most basic tackle to fill a basket perch fishing is a family outing with few peers They're great for whetting a kid's angling appetite North Bay fisheries man agement officer Bill Mc Keown sounds lhe death knell for Lake Nipissing's ice fishing and those unfamiliar with the lake to stay olf While some portions still boast a good thickness of ice pressure cracks have made many areas danger ous for travel A few miles northward Lake Temagami still is capped by 28 to 30 inches and according to Bob 247 6644 M0N TUES1AM 4PM WED4HUR RI9AJW 9PM SAL 8:30 AM 5 PM I '1 TSJmpala has 44 points lo lead UCLA THE TORONTO SAII Tues March 27 1973 25 1 73 Olds 152 ll CASH 'n CARRY HAS LOOKWHAT YflRk muaTiSr IRK LUI CHIP Ac C0RE J7 each THIS WEEK ONLY (installation extra) DECORATIVE coin or bulletin Boordi Walk Ceilinqi Imulohon SliqM edge domoge A lot of Lake Junker trout have hern saved by the bell of the early break up This is the time when the behemoths congregate on the shoals and late winter anglers can count on memorable action Lake Simcoe fisheries management officer Rich ard Toth warns that the ice is rotten and everyone should 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