Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - July 29, 1968, Winnipeg, Manitoba 18 Winnipeg free press monday july 29, 1968 Marjorie Turner bounces Back to form by Bob Briscoe Manitoba track and Fielden thus lasts doubting the come Back chances of sprint Star Marjorie Turner had any ques Tion erased from their minds at the combined Manitoba Junior championships and olympic time trials saturday at University track. The varsity runner who Suff ered a hip injury last summer in the pan american games trials at Saskatoon saturday turned in an 11.6 seconds time to win the women s 100-metre event. It was her first meet following surgery Over the Winter and six weeks of intensive training in an Effort to qualify for the Canadian olympic team trials at Toronto next month. To further prove she is ready to assume the position As one of the top women runners in the province miss Turner won the juvenile Junior and open 440 Yard event in 59.5 seconds. The two firsts earned her the medal As the outstanding woman athlete in saturday s meet. Varsity s Bruce Pirnie won the medal As the outstand ing male athlete by bettering his native open men s shot put record and Regina sprint sensation Jan Herringer was awarded the medal As the Best age class athlete in the meet. Pirnie put the shot 51 feet eight inches one half an Inch better than his previous Mark. Miss Herringer a 15-year-old who has been attracting attention in Alberta and Saskatchewan meets this summer won two events. She won the juvenile girls Long jump with a leap of 18 feet six and one Quarter inches and the juvenile girls 220-Yard event in 25 seconds. She was Only one tenth of a second be Hind miss Turner in the women s 100-metre sprint. Pirnie s record was one of five established at the meet. Don Mclean of the Winnipeg Galaxy club covered the metre event in 33 minutes 30.4 seconds to set provincial open and Junior pre Vious open and Junior record of 34 minutes seventh tenths of a second by Larry Switzer of Winnipeg Razorbacks at the Tri province team trials june 22 of this year. Young Sandra Harper of Razorbacks bettered her provincial Bantam girls mile re Cord of five minutes 51.2 seconds with a time of five minutes 50 seconds while finish ing second in the women s open mile. Larry Fraser of the Winnipeg wings club set a Manitoba re Cord in the midget boys 220 Yard event. He was clocked at 23.1 seconds while finishing third in the juvenile 220. Cam Brock wins Selkirk tourney by Scotty Harper Selkirk when Cam Brock the Junior hockey Star with the monarchs and rangers decided his Days on the ice were Over he took up Golf. And Cam has done Well by himself for a Chap who has been tramping the Rossmere fairways for the past seven years. Over the Selkirk nine Hole course saturday and sunday he won the club s tournament and the Bearwood cup. But he won the championship the hard. Way. He was forced into a play off with Tony Chwartack from Gimli. Both came in with a two Over Par 72 on their cards. The playoff was an abbreviated affair. It Only went one Hole. The 27-year-old former hockey Star won the first Hole with a bogey five. The Gimli lad fired a double bogey six. Twenty year old Rick Pinarski of Selkirk was in third spot with 73. Dennis Dumbleton who plays his Golf at Windsor also fired a 73, b it via the count Back system he landed in fourth place. The flight winners were first George Sigurdson Selkirk 75 John comb rows Selkirk .76 Brian Beaupre Selkirk 77 Lawrence Goodman Selkirk 77. Second m a r v dentil Charleswood 79 Harold Moffatt Selkirk 80 Ken Kirkuk Wabel acres 80. Third John Morrison Sel Kirk 82 s. Loutit Lockport 83 Art Veilleux 84. Fourth j. Murphy 86 i chief Veilleux 86 m. Shaffi Chuk 88 Dave Allen jr., Selkirk 88. Fifth m. Mandych 92 Warren Minnie Selkirk 93 Dave Duncan 93. Sixth Crawford Palmer unattached 97 j. Patrick 99 j. Mckenzie 99 a. Zatylny 99. Seventh Walter Zenkewich Selkirk 102 Jules Sureau Selkirk 104 Bill Hays unattached 104 Jim Oliver Selkirk 104. In the rough As Churchill used to say Don t forget the boys in the Back room Stan Witwicki the club president was on the Job All Day and handled the presen tation of prizes Ken Peterson was tournament chair Man and on the committee were Brian Gilhuly Charles Hollinger Mike Cybuliak John Cembrowski and Harold Moffatt former mayor Steve Oliver took a keen interest in the Day s proceedings or. And mrs. George Rennie of West Selkirk were also interested spectators George is on the injured list four former Manitou residents by a herculean struggle broke 100 they were Pete and Elmer Aspevig Jim Cartridge and Gerry Henry. Spent a pleasant hour with Ron Harbour and family their Home is just a 40-foot putt from the first tee their Young son Allan entertained Scotty with the bagpipes George Simpson did t like it George is 87 and played on saturday and when he showed up again sunday the committee told him he could t play Gordon Lenton of Breezy Bend shot a 74, and so did Ken furbish of Rossmere and Bob Dunbar of Nia Kwa Earl Flint of St. Boniface came in with 73, but via the count Back he did t make the Money Robbie Erickson was the youngest golfer in the tourney and won a prize he shot an 83 Cec Jenkinson won the Hole in one contest he was Only 20 inches from the pin and we recall that june Day in the tournament when hailstones came Down As big As Hen s eggs we were playing that Day. Two Winnipeg athletes won three events saturday. Ross Burgess of the Assini Boine club won the open men s 100-metres in 10.7 the open and Junior triple jump with a leap of 41 feet 11 inches and the open men s Long jump at 22. Feet six and one half inches. Murray Woodbury of razor backs won three juvenile boy s events. He was first in the 120 Yard hurdles in 15.6 seconds first in the 100-Yard sprint in 10 seconds and first in the Dis Cus with a throw of 96 feet. Five other athletes three from Saskatchewan won two events each. Logan Rogers of Saskatoon won the Junior and open men s Terry Thorsteinson two event Winner Baylor coed Bowling Champ Miami Fla. A Janice sue Reichley a 22-year-old Bay Lor University coed bowled 825 in the final four game Block of the invitational Bowling tournament of the americas sunday to win the women s singles and All events titles. Miss Reichley posted a in the 36-game tourney. Benjamin Corona of Tijuana Mexico also 22, posted a 3480 for the 15-game singles Competition and in the 36-game All events totals to claim both championships in the men s division Jose Aruz of Guatemala was second in the men s singles with a total of and third in All events with Charles mile of Toronto was third in the sin Gles with Ftp Peter Hoyes of Toronto finished fourth in the singles with and seventh in the All events with miss Reichley had a 208 tournament average in winning the women s singles. Her totals included a four game Block of 880, a women s record for the event Home nebs borrow up to from Avo Delta s new 2nd mortgage loan service now you can get up to at Louif real estate loan rates through our new second mortgage loan service. Borrow As much As you need to pay off accumulated Bills and reduce monthly payments substantially. For Home improvements. To make a major Purchase. Only Normal and inspection fees will be deducted from the proceeds of the loan. 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Lee Southern of Manitoba varsity won the open men s 220-Yards in 22.4 seconds and the open men s 440-Yards in 51.5 seconds. Estella Runge of Saskatoon won two Field events. She was first in the women a juvenile Junior and open shot put at 36 feet nine and one Quarter inches and first in the juvenile Junior and open discus with a throw of 125 feet three inches. Terry Thorsteinson of Regina won the juvenile boys 440-Yard in 52.3 seconds and the. Juvenile boys 220 Yards in 22.3 seconds. Wayne Mcmahon of Brandon placed first in the juvenile men s pole vault at eight feet four inches and won the Juven hurray Woodbury won three events Bruce Pirnie shot put record canadians split Tennis victories by Norm Gidney Vancouver up canadians won six of 12 events in the Canadian Junior open Tennis championship saturday with five Ontario players leading the assault. Battling through three sets with Bill Macdonnell of Toronto in the boys under-18 title match first seeded Jim Boyce also of Toronto took the Crown with a 4-6i, 6-3, 6-4 Victory. All seeded. Americans were Defeated in the Quarter and Semi finals. Jane o Hara of Toronto won the girls under-18 championship 6-1, 6-1 with a hard driving offensive game against second seeded Janice Tindle of Vancou ver who was playing with a sore leg. Miss Tindle fell once and seemed to lose control of her game in the Early stages while top ranked miss o Hara played All returns. The match was a repeat of the girls under-18 championship in the closed tournament which miss o Hara won 6-2, 6-3 against miss Tindle last year s under-18 Champion. Two fast serving californians fought it out in the boys under 16 final match with top ranked foreign player Chip Fisher of Palo Alto winning 6-0, 6-1 against second seed Jim me Nairy of Pacific Palisades. Seeded canadians were knocked out in the Semi finals. Cecilia Rosada of Mexico City Defeated. Karen will of Clark son ont., both top foreign and Domestic seeds in the girls under-16 final 7-5, 6-1. I in the boys under-14 match third seeded Craig Dunlop of Ottawa emerged with a 6-4, 6-0 win Over underdog Mark Walker of Sarnia ont. Gloria Thomas third seeded visitor from san Diego calif., downed unseeded Susan Zaro of Menlo Park calif., 6-0, 6-2 to win the girls under-14 title. The boys and girls under-12 finals were held Friday with Scott Cathcart winning the boys division Crown 6-4, 2-6, 6-3 Over american Jeff Bunzell of Seattle. Miss Zaro had a 6-2, 6-3 Vic tory Over unseeded Susan Gam Lin of Vancouver in the girls event. Alberto Riba and Pedro far Reras of Barcelona Spain beat the top seeded american pair of Fisher and Bruce Kellock of Richmond calif., 6-4, 6-4 in the under-18 doubles championship. Miss Tindle and Michelle Carey also of Vancouver took the girls under-18 title 6-4, 3-6, 6-0 from the Ontario team of miss o Hara and miss will. Andrea Barnes of san Francis co and miss Thomas won the girls under-14 doubles final 6-0, 6-3 from Janet Hall and Kim Tindle both of Vancouver. Dunlop and Frank Cole also of Ottawa won 6-4, 6-2 Over the top ranked Vancouver team of Kulas and Frank Scott to take the boys under-14 doubles championship. Riba and miss Carey took the mixed doubles trophy with their 6-4, 3-6, 7-5 Victory Over Roger a musings of Victoria and miss Rosada. Earl Laird takes Maple Leaf Trot Toronto up Earl Laird was forced into the Over land route saturday night at Greenwood raceway but he still had enough left in the stretch to win the Maple Leaf trotting classic in with James cruise in the sulky Earl Laird was parked out the last half mile and forced to race three wide in the stretch. He had a length on governor ambro at the wire with stereo Hanover third. Time for the mile on Green Wood s five eighth mile track equalled the track record for aged Trotters. Sprite kid set the Mark when he won the classic in 1966. It was the fourth Victory in eight starts this year for Earl Laird owned by cruise s wife Joan of Westbury . It in creased the eight year old Geld ing s winnings to this season. Tack Nichlaus Don t pause the top 1 Dot believe in it Puluse fit the top of the brckswin6 but cause it destroys the flowing uninterrupted motion of swing. Just before the club reaches the Peak of the. Backs Wing the hips Start their term to the left and the Rumis and hands Las but do not pause. The hips then poll the left Arm Down find bring the club head throu6h the Ball is what produces 32 Al lie men s two mile in 10 min utes 7.6 seconds. A Saskatoon quartet von the three team Challenge mile relay in three minutes seconds 1.1 seconds ahead of razor backs. The Regina team was third at three minutes 37.3 seconds. Other event winners were David Allen of Winnipeg in the open men s 120-Yard hurdles Gail Chajkowski of Winnipeg wings in the juvenile women s javelin Lorraine Gar men of Saskatoon in the Junior women s javelin Shirley Allan of Razorbacks in the juvenile girls High jump. Bob Brennan of Regina in the Junior men s 100 Yards Ivan Mcclery of Razorbacks in the juvenile men s mile Fred Gutowski of varsity in the men s open Hammer throw Bob Polischuk of Regina in the juvenile men s Long jump Grace Houlden of Winnipeg flying m in the women s mite Brenda Zeman of Saskatoon in the juvenile and open girls 80-metre hurdles. Rick Bracken of Winnipeg in the open men s discus Paul Patterson of Razorbacks in the juvenile men s shot Pat Ian Craig on of varsity in the Junior men s 220-Yards, Bruce wer Bicki of Winnipeg wings in the juvenile men s javelin Osrie Bailey of varsity in the open men s javelin Elwood Hodgson of Saskatoon in the juvenile men s 880-Yards, Bill Bakenstos of pacers in the Junior and open men a 880-Yards, Larry Switzer of Razorbacks in the metre steeplechase Richard Chalk of varsity in the metre steeplechase Bob Fraser of Assiniboine club in the triple jump Cheryl Somers of Razorbacks in juvenile girls 880-Yards. David Harrington of Saska Toon in the open men s 400 metre hurdles Owen Thomp son of the Galaxy club in the juvenile men s 400-metre hurdles and Dave Fitzpatrick of Winnipeg in the open men s pole vault Sikes stages torrid charge Majorie Turner medal Winner Downs workouts saturdays workouts track fait _ i mar Choe my fall session my Wau tootle Lucy .56h deadline news s3h. H Blenheim Park files Joy Dolly mall Cricket results London Reuters close of play scores in sunday s country Cricket at Nottingham Nottinghamshire 238 and 16 for no wicket Yorkshire is for 6 declared. I at Canterbury Warwickshire 173 1 Kent 261 for i at Leicester Derbyshire 352 for 4 declared Leicester Derbyshire 352 for 4 declared Leicestershire 194 and 21 for 1. At Weston super Mare Middlesex 174 and Lei for 3 Somerset 183. At Bristol Gloucestershire 324 for t declared Essex 239 for 4. At ports och Worcestershire 104 and 106 for 3 Hampshire 163. At Northampton Northamptonshire 218 and 16 for 3 Lancashire 279 for 8 declared. At Vale Sussex 173 and 81 for to Glamorgan 291. At Leeds fourth test match third Day. Australia 315 and 92 for 2 eng land 302. St. Paul Minn. A Dan Sikes charged from four strokes Back with a torrid 30 on the first nine and a closing round 64 Sun Day and won the first place Money in the Minnesota Golf classic by one stroke Over Ken still. Sikes from Jacksonville Fla., wound up with a 12-under-Par 272 Over Keller Golf course. Still from Tacoma wash., had a 273. Tom Weiskopf finished third at 274, 10-under Par and won i to take the Lead in pea Money winnings Over Buly Cas per. Weiskopf has won this year. Alvie Thompson of Toronto shot a 71 for a total of 286. Still had been tied with Sikes for the Lead at 12 under Par until he shot one Over Par on the 15th Hole. He hit 50 Yards to the left was stymied behind a tree and then chipped Short. Still won for second place. Sikes pushed his winnings for the year to to move up to seventh place ahead of both Jack Nicklaus and Arnold Palmer. Sikes who started the Day five strokes behind Pete Brown and defending Champion Lous Graham moved to the top quickly by scoring seven birdies and going one Over Par on one Hole on the front nine for his Sec under Par 30. He then got birdies on the 14th and 16th holes and one Over Par on no. 15 to go 12 under before pairing the last two holes. Weiskopf matched Sikes final round 64 to move up to third after being buried Back in the pack with a third round 74 on saturday. He said it was the lowest score he Ever shot in tournament. Brown and Graham wound up tied for ninth As both ran into trouble on the Back nine. Both finished with even Par 71s. Tied with Brown and Graham at 275 was Bob Dickson who came in with a 68 sunday1. Dick son Brown and Graham each won top finishers Dan Sikes Ken Tom Weiskopf Bob 4360-27s Lou Dale Douglass Bob Stanton Phil Rodgers a Billy Maxwell Steve Opp Man Tommy Aaron Bert Bob Stone Jim Colbert Bill Garrett a Uoo-278 Ray Floyd Lee elder b. R. Mclendon Bob Murphy Don Whitt s Lacrosse Junior Elmwood is. North stars old sex Arena olympics is. St. James saints St. James civic Cen tre. Both games 8 . Baseball Junior South end Sioux is. Legion 141, old sex. Portage is. South end braves River Heights. Both games . Horse Racino Assi Nebola Down eight races Post time 7 . 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