The Kingston Whig-Standard from Kingston, Ontario, Canada (2024)

July 27, 1970

Publication:

The Kingston Whig-Standardi

Location:

Kingston, Ontario, Canada

Issue Date:

Monday, July 27, 1970

Page:

10

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Sw 4W rff I'wpyw apag wrw yrono1 gmrw'Wrwpwrmrmrww 1 PAGE TEN THE KINGSTON WHIG-STANDARD MONDAY JULY 27 1970 Eastern Ontario Canoe Regatta One-two punch leads Carieton Place club to victory ton Place crew other two victories came in the open C-4 with Glen crew defeating Jack crew of Carieton Place and Rick open war canoe win over Dave crew of Carieton Place Both Gananoque winners are favorites to take gold medals in this CCA at the Otterburn Canoe Club near Montreal only win came In the junior K-2 with the team of Mike Gallagher and Jim Christie defeating Eric and Dave Ferguson Mississauga dominates TORONTO (CP) Mississauga paddlers after a so-so season on the water rallied in the Southern Ontario division trials during the weekend and will send at least 33 crews to the Canadian Canoe Association championship The Mississaugans in their bid to capture the CCA championship for the fifth straight season won 15 races had 12 seconds and were third six times amassing 233 points Top three finishers in each event advance to the Canadian championship The Mohawk club of Burlington with eight wins and 27 crews qualifying tied at 168 prints with West Rouge club seven wine and 24 crews qualifying son Wing placed second and fellow club member Jim But-tler was third Wing and Buttler bronze C-2 medallists in last CCA event slipped to third place Sunday losing to Gana-noque's Peter Fair and Ron Pope Edwards and Jim Ritchie of Carieton Place took the runner-up slot Gananoque bantam paddlers won two of four division raees and had respectable finishes in the others Tim Dailey and Paul Shor-tall won the C-2 event while Rick crew last year's Ontario bantam champions Hopped the war canoe event In the bantam C-4 race where Gananoque holds the Canadian record Paul crew placed second and fellow member Jim crew was third undefeated K-2 crew consisting of Fair and Buttery kept their record intact defeating David Grant and Peter Lalferty of Catara-qut Harry Boumeester and Roger Kempe also of Cataraqui took third spot In the K-4 race Buttery's crew of Fair Ian Parsons and Lloyd Emmerson remained undefeated scoring a convincing triumph over David Grant's crew from Carlo-ton Place Ron crew gold medallist in the juvenile war canoe event and favorites to repeat as champions easily won the event Sunday over Terry Carie ville who were competing in a regatta at Cartierville Quo Findlay's six victories marked toe top individual performance by a female pad-dlcr this season Findlay favorite for a gold medal in this Canadian Canoe Association Championship boasted individual triumphs in both the Junior and Senior K-l events She paired with Linda Tuttle to score easy wins in the Junior and Senior K-2 races The 15-year-old paddler also guided her K-t crew to victory and completed the afternoon as a member of the Carieton Place war canoe crew which finished in a surprising 'dead heat with Gananoque Pommerville a juvenile silver medallist in the C-l event at last CCA Championships and now competing as a junior scored an upset victory in Junior C-l He defeated Rideau's John Bales who had been undefeated in toe event so for this season by a half a boat length in toe 750-metre race Pommerville also had a second place finish in the' open war canoe event and a third in toe Junior C-2 Willie Wing a bronze medallist in CCA pad-petition last year is still paddling below last form The juvenile competitor has yet to beat Carieton John Edwards who took C-l event for his third triumph over Wing this sea- By JIM SARAZIN Stiff Sports Writer Grim of confidence turned to frowns for Gananoque pad-dlen Sunday afternoon -Hie paddlen arrived at the CatarsquI Canoe Club shore-line fresh from a convincing triumph at their host dub Division Regatta last Saturday But a 1-2 punch from Janet Findlay and Peter Pommer-vllle led Carieton Place to a 20-point victory over Gananoque In the Eastern Ontario Champkmship Regatta Findlay topped the competition pining firsts in six events while Pommerville highlighted the boys' division in leading Carieton Place to a 177tt-point total Gananoque finished in the runner-up position with 157 points Rideau Canoe Chib was a distant third with 75 points The host Cataraqui Chib was fourth with 85 points while Almonte finished last with MVfc points The top three finishers in each of Sunday's 25 events will compete in the Ontario Championship' Regatta slated for the Rideau Club this Saturday Gananoque ranked fourth in Canada last year more than doubled ta points over Carieton Place last Saturday winning toe regatta by a 209-101 margin But toe reason for Carieton disappointing showing was the absence of several of toe top paddlers including Findlay and Pommer- Elwood Johnston paddlers weren't too disappointed following the competition as Carieton Pluce took the regatta with a 177 Va point total SINK OR Two Carieton Place puddlcrs struggle to keep afloat as their K-2 craft is almost submerged during the Eastern Ontario Championship Regatta here Sunday But the two juvenile Flying Dutchmen end slump with easy 5-2 win Offensive display stops Portuguese HOLIDAY CAR SAFETY CHECK TIRES STEERING ALIGNMENT BATTERY ELECTRICAL MOTOR TUNE-UP LUBRICATION EXHAUST SYSTEM BRAKES RADIATOR Dafi'f let year car lot you dawn hundred at mil from ham get happy holiday ear chachap before yea leave vacation SERVICE DEPT Open Daily 8 am fa 6 pm Tues and Until 930 pm University Pontiac Buick Ltd New Downtown Location 652 Princess at Nalson 542-7373 By LES FORKES The Hying Dutchmen may again be airborne after three-consecutive groundings The defending champion Dutchmen opened the Kingston Soccer League (A division) season with flourish winning five games and tying two before suffering a loss But suddenly everything went wrong for toe Dutchmen A rash of injuries the most serious being perennial to all-star goalie Ralph Euverman started a downward trend that saw the Dutchmen lose three-straight games To make matters worse another win was taxon away from them when Brockville dropped out of the league All games involving Brockville were stricken from the standings But The Dutchmen with Eu-German back in goal got back on toe winning track Sunday afternoon by downing too vastly-improved Portuguese Canadians 5-2 at Pasture A crowd of approximately 400 spectators watched toe Dutcb-mca put on a strong offensive display In the second half which left the Canadians completely disorganized The Dutchmen led 3-2 going into the second half and waited only seven minutes before striking Frank Nacetleli was the marksman with a low drive that caught the corner of the net Bruno Agashu sewed again fw toe Dutchmen a few minute later but referee Bob Ma-chin disallowed the goal because of an interference Infraction The Dutchmen retained their momentum and Louis Jansen took a long pass and rifted a shot into the top corner for toe final goal of the game Emmons Richardson scored twice fw the Dutchmen in the first half with Fred Jesperson getting their other goal Portuguese got its two first half goals from Ruby Oliveria and Manuel Freitas The victory for the Dutchmen moved them to within two points of first place Kingston Centennial Engravers a STANDIKOS Suaaay'l Scar Plying Dutchman Por fugue 3 A PIS Cantannlal 3 1 33 11 11 Dutchman I 1 1 IX 11 Inf la Id 1 3 IS 30 PortuguaM 1 3 IS 2V Puiur Oam Wadnaoday Flying Dutchman vt kill Id ThisDa 7 pmM of Colon's Paitur (Aug S) I John tow Dutchmen to a 5-2 win in a Kingston Soccer League game Sunday afternoon at Caton's Pasture a booming shot that deflected in off the goalpost It was Emmons' second goal of the opening half and helped pace Flying BOOMING SHOT Flying Emmons Richardson (left) three Portuguese defenders to fire Kingscourt Little League KINWU tykes as hot as the weather CKLC defeated the Associated Canadian Travellers 16-2' and the Police Association dawned the Lions Club 2-1 In the other bantam garnet played KINWU was hitting with power when it defeated The winners belted a total of six home runs Paul Martin stroked three of the home runs to drive in six runs Kick Senior had two home runs and single for five RBIs Glen Cahill hud a home run and a single Bob McNamara hit a home run in a losiug cause for Senior hit his third home run of the weekend in KINWU's victory over Kiwanis Terry Kelly and Gerry Gilmour each had a pair of singles fur Kiwanis Martin was the top butter for KINWU in its third win of the weekend He had a pair of singles while David Clancy hit a triple Mark Magee hit two singles and a double for the Orphans Kiwanis extendud its opponents to 10 innings in its two K1NWU was as hot as the weather in three tyke division Kingscourt-Little League baseball games played on the weekend KJNWU recorded 'three victories In -si many games by defeating Automation 12-6 Khvanis 10-9 and toe Orphans 18-4 In a nt a division games on the weekend Kiwanii lost twice The Lions Club defeated Kiwanla 11-0 while the Machinist's Union took a 7-4 decision weekend losses Ilal Pearson and Jim Iliggini hit a pair of singles each for Kiwanis in the game against the Lions Larry Murphy hit two singles and two doubles for the winning Lions Danny Toner hit two singles and a double Dan IlunUey was the leading baiter for Kiwanis in its second i loss with a pair of singles Paul i Martin had a pair of doubles for Union Fera de Sousa hit a double and single while Ken Lau chipped in with two singles for CKLC while Bart Greenwood had a double for ACT Kirk Twigg hit a double for the Police and Boyce Finkd a double for the Lions Tonar (3) Murphy (1) Tonar (t) and Mkkay Walker Machlnllt 000 030 101 S-7 10 1 Klwonio 000 003 Ml 04 II 3 Stay Fltachr Paul Murphy M) and Larry Willofti Danny Lahay Wiyna Hawklm (4) Lahay (7) and Tarry Am 01 I KINWU 540 I Orphan 000 040-4 5 10 Rick Sanlor Paul Martin () and Gian Cahllli Mark Magaa Morctl Nolhen (II Magoa (31 and Jad Ruuoll -BANTAM Llano 000 100 0-1 3 4 Polk 000 001 3 4 1 Danny Tonor and Larry Murphy! 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