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By W. R WHEATLEY Canadian Prur staff Writer POINTE CLAIRE. Que. (CPi- pong sanders 22-year-old ama- ipur from Mhml Beach, Fls.. Sun- day won the Canadian Open golf chanipionslilp ins playoff with Dow Finsteru-aid of Bedford Heights. Ohio. fourth among the money winners on the pro circuit.

it was an unprecedented victory ..tl1e first lime an amateur has won the Canadian Open.

The sudden death playoff ended on the first in in the young insur- ance salesman and the pro golfer played. The extra play was started at the lsth hole of the Beacons- fis-lll course. .

Each finished the 72-hole tourn- gment with medal scores of 273. a figure 15 strokes under par for the rlistance. Marty Furgoi of le- munl, Iii.. was next with 274.

The 16th where the sudden-death my started, is a 420-yarder and Sanders took it with a par four.

Finsterwaid sliced his drive to the lzth fairway nd played his second purposely gown it. Send- ers drove down the middle and hit the green with his second shot. 15 feet from the pin.

Finsterwaid put his third in a trap to the right of the green.

YOUNGSTOWN, N.Y. (CP) - A sell greased 40-year-old marathon swimmer undramatically flopped into the mouth of the Niagara River Friday to become the f at this year's wildcat swimmers attempting to cross Lake Ontario.

At 3:07 p.m. EDT Jim Woods. 40. of Ashville. N.C., plunged from a rowbost into the river div- iding Canada and the United states. At 5:30 p.m. he was re- ported to have gone six miles on his 32-mile course to Toronto.

immediately after diving in off the boat alongside the coastguard wharf here. he struck out at 50 strokes to the mi.nute. Onlookers laid a 6 m.p.h. river current prob- ably aided his speed. He started oft from a rowboat because he was not allowed to touch the U5- shore. He had not received swim- ming clearance from the US- authorities. '

wuqumzmn ONLY ONCE

The lakes only conqueror, Tor- onto's Marilyn Bell, swam the 33- mile stretch in 20 hours 56 min- utes Sept. 9 i954 at the age of 15- She also started out from Youngs- town. To equal her P9l'i0Ym93c9

Nashua Making Investment Returns

NEW YORK (AP) - Nashua. who cost the Leslie 3. Combs II syndicate a world record Price 0' 51,251,200 last December. now hill returned 3213.350 on the invest- ment.

The four-year-old colt. world's greatest money winner. 10600 555.000 to his earnings by told!!! the Suburban Handicap July 4 at Belmont Park. This boosted his career total to 81.150.735- 30 gamed 3065.415 of that in 1054 and .19551or the Belalr stud of the late William Woodward. Jr.

PLAY-OFF

sanders won tournament

the when he twoputled for his four.

Despite his failure to win the title and the seurain Gold Gap. Finsterwaid takes top prize money of 32,400. Furgol collects 31.000. Amateur Sand . will go home with 'only the cup. 0

Dick Mayer of St. Petersburg. Fla., who blew his chances to win on the last nine. took third prise money of 81.400 with his 276 to- tal; Mayer shot a par 72 on his final round.

MISSED WINNlN,G PUTT

Finsterwald was leading the field after three rounds with one and So era was two strokes away at 205. insterwald shot a 70. mis- sing a putt of about five feet at the 18th hole that would have given him the championship.

Sanders came through with a 88. shooting a three-under-par 33 on the back nine and finishing off the round with a birdie at the home hole. l . V

Finsterwaldis prize money moves "him into second place among the money winners on the pro circuit. His win Sunday brings his total to more than 820.000 and

Marathon Swimmers Make lsi Attempt A Lake Ontario

at .12:oa p.m. EDT today.-

Local kibitzers predicted the lake's 57 degrees would be too cold for Woods and by the same

irst reasoning figured he'd be safe

from eel bites-another hazard.

The weatherman gave his bles- sings, promising 4 hours of fav- orable conditions.

Inst year 30 wildcat swimmers plunged into Lake Ontariois unin- viting waters only to be hauled out exhausted and cold. Clifford Snowiton of Orillis lost his life in an attempt, sinking out of sight in the dark before accompanying boats could haul him to safety.

puts, him behind Dr. c modic- cot! and ahead of Gmmmu at Sinsins Hills. Callf.. and K100 :fouF0:nL1:uiienLdale,l Fla. Middlb m' szaaooy '"""""”""' 'l"

Littler shot a 70 to finish with 379. tied with Mlkg'FCiChlCk cl Mlhoiwc. N-Y.. and one stroke awly from Fred Hawkins of El gaaso. Texas, who shot a 60 is

Arnold Palmer of Latrobe, Pa., who won the 1955 championship at Toronto Weston, had a loam-ouna so for 230, tied with Bo Wininger of Odessa, Texas. Wininger, mat, round leader with a courseeq ling record 65. took par 72 on up last trip.

TOP CANADIAN

The tournament wound up with two playoffs. There was a three- way tie for low Canadian - who

takes the Rivermead Cup and ool- mu mm ad

lects extra prize money of 3300. and Gordie Brydson of Toronto Mississauga was the winnertsftar two playoff holes.

Ernie Boros of Montreal Kans- wakl was J. winning mo. and Johnny Henrick of the Gatin- eau Club at Hull. Que.. was third. getting 3100.

” 4 s went through the four rounds with medal scores of 00- 67-69-68 and Finsterwald had 6'!- 69-67-70. Sanders was never leader after any round but was always well up and threatening. Floater- wald led the field only after the third round.

Sanders played his final round like a veteran pro. He was never over per at any hole. He birdied the long sixth where he was on in two and down easily in two putts. He made the turn in 35. and on the back nine birdied three more hol s to clip three strokes off par wit his 33.

NOT FLUSTEEED

lie had an easy birdie tour at the 12th and at the 15th pulled off a 50-foot clip shot that plopped into the cup. Before he played the shot he glanced up at a TV cam era man, waited a moment and then calmly chipped. At the par

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SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - The California state athletic commis- aion Saturday turned down a pro- posed middleweight title boxing match between champion Sugar Ray Robinson and Art Aragon in Los Angeles. .

Unanimously reaffirming a de- cision of last month. the five- mesiber commission took the ac- tion without discussion following gmgur-low Dresfentsglon by Jules - . counsel or e Olympia Autltoriuln in Los Angolan.

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Sandal took 81 putts on his last

birdi .. the long sixth where he put his third shot

feet from the pin. He went .,

o par at the seventh where his

approach shot caught a trap. Coming home he ran down a a seven-footer at the 10th for a birdie four and missed an eagle with his chip at the 12th. his bail stopping an inch from the cup. He booked his tee shot at par three seventh and took a four and went par the rest of the way. missing his live-foot birdie putt at the lath where his bail rolled past the cup. The last round Sunda, was played in showery weather, with only a brief appearance by the sun early. Conditions were much the same as Saturday's third round except for a torrential downpour Saturday that held up

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ELECTION COMING up

No doubt it's just coincidence that Rep. Eugcns McCarthy, pit- cher for the Democrats, charges into the llepubiicanr catcher. Rep. Thomas Curtis during the fifth inning of the annual baseball game between the Republican and Democratic Congressmen in Wash- ington. D.C. McCarthy was trying to score from third on a pinch hit dribbler down the third base line by teammate. Rep. Olin Teague. Curtis strained a left shoulder, was

taken to a hospital for examination and later released,

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KUALA LUMPUR. Malaya (Reuters) - Six British soldiers killed five Communist terrorists in a daring raid on a terrorist camp in the Johore jungle, it was announced Saturday One nf the Britons died in the battle. the re- port said. The patrol wiped out the fleeing hand after a 15-minute running battle.

Speeciboat Races Will Mark 58il1 Anniversary

RENFORTH. up (CF)-Speed at races. sailing events and Wlmmms competitions will he held here Saturday go muk me 58th anniversary of the tragic world champinnsiup 5(-uni" "cg g::'V:'!EGl'lv git: Pagtsmcrew of gaint . . ., an - l of England 9 Tyne "V

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annual event since 106. will he held on the same wide expanse of the Kennebecaais River where 15,000 people watched the Paris Crew successfully defend their title in 1871.

The four-man tyne crew was forced to withdraw from the race before reschin the finish line be- cause their I he. James Ren- iorth. suffered a heart attack. He died shortly after he was tilted unconscious from the host.

This tiny community. about nine miles from Saint John. was named in his honor.

.1li9J:8ji';.!A. ll'l”.ilt:li has been an Since the Paris Crew was re-

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