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THE OSHAWA TIMES, Tharsdey, Jenwery 5, 196) 17 CLUB SIGNS LEASE Feb, 6, promoter Frank Tunney JERSEY CITY, BJ. AP)~ announced Wednesday. The deny Clty basebell club, RED RORSES BANNED argument between Britete and LOSDOS (CP) Russian race Buseie over whether three sorses -- horses were bessed Tuesley fran beldsd the leon Curtain SPORT BRIEFS coil go to the post in the world's Bier toons fiers Bizader, JOMNSON 10 NYTEND night from entering Britain Ur uughest seeplechsse. president of the New York firm TONDON, Ont (CP) ~ Rafer the Grand Nations) sieepiechase i Jt will be the third meeting for formvely vans Sugsr Kings of Strader Enterprises, was Johnson, winner of the James E| The ministry of sgricuiture is- SETS FIGHT DATE the two sluggers, Cleroux de- have signed & lease for wee of quoted as saying the: Bussien Sulliven Amatepr Milletic Ubion sued & stalemen: saying the So TORONTO CP Canadian Chnvelo Wy 8 decision in Most Roosevelt Sadium for another | Dackers hed not cloned the mat Memoria' Trophy, will attend the viet: Union fis smong severdl heavyweight champion Geyrge real last July . The Internationsl League 5 annus) London Sports Writ, countries from which the import Chuvale of Torome will defend boxer reversed the decision in » club will probably be called the and Sporiscesiers dinner of horses is "absolutely banned" jis tle Monriesier Bob return bout, siso at Montresl, 8 Jerseys. 1 is operated by Cincin | The decision ended 8 long Cleroux in 8 1270und bows here couple of months later, peti of the Notional League. ack of proper ITALgeImenis & the Russias end' end premsaiure disclosure by Calgary nevsps pets of the proposal, SPORT OUTDOORS -- By Jack Sords Calgary Stamps Call Off T Tour Of R | CALGARY (CP)--Preliminary ter with the Russian sale rt plans for 8 three-geme tour of ment belore talking to the . ers 4 bere Jan, 31 CLUBS JT5. Fi) HIN CLIRTIES Fils PRE BOUPVENT 16 NALA PBL WOW TVW Al WE JAZ, | a pas ATE B.C. Lions Rose Bowl By JACK SULLIVAN Canudian Press Staff Writer British Columbia Lions mus have had some preity good in pide dope when they pul Bob Bchioredt of the Wash i Huskies on their negotiatic b Even Nationgl Football | ie | ¥ clubs passed up the quarterback In thelr draft of college players The Lions have been sweet « Schioredt for months and the already opened the purse sirin to the signal caller who led the ¢ underdog Huskies to a 17-7 tory over Minnesota in ia day's Rose Bowl, The [nterprovinelal Football elub gave him the royal ment last November Schloredt Lions et Vancouver 26 Ottawa -Edmonton final and it's a sale bel general manager Herb Capozziit and head coach Wayne Robinson buttered him up, With the depar ture of Randy Duncan, the all f America quarterback from lowa after the WIFU season, Lions are desperate. for a replacement ¢ one H)y-rount 0 otis} Western Union treat ( wes 8 guest of the c for the Grey Noy Cup |e tha Frank Merrill Is Top Trainer Aga TORONTO (CP)~Frank Mer vill of Brantford, Ont,, currently!" operating in Florida, was the leading trainer of the 1960 North American thoroughbred racing season, It was the third time he had taken the honor since 1055 Statistics complied to the end 1060 showed Merrill trained winners to beal oul Americans~Willlam Hal Bishop who ended the year with 125 and Vester R. (Tennessee) Wright, | the 1050 leading trainer, who sad dled 113 winners The 41-year-old operates a publle stable, also was tops among money-winning trainers in Ontario tracks In 1900 with 8277 407 Merrill, who walked sapatarium in Brantford 17 year Merrill Who out of a Coca Colas Edge | Cay Lumberking Tuesday evening at Sifcoe Hall, in an Oshawa Industrial Basketball League fixture, Coca Cola notched their sixth victory of the season by downing Ernie Cay's Lumberkings 68-60 Cooa-Colas moved into point opening quarter the strength of a low seoring stan ra. Rick Salway, Sid Gedge and Bob Booth took care of the Colas' points while the losers couldn't seem to get untracked The winners were outscored by Cay's In the second period by 21 18 to move within a single poin hy halftime. Jim Stevenson was the big gun for the "Kings" in this quarter, netting 14 points along with Marvel Bolvin who added five points. while Rooth, Salway and John Love kept the Colas ahead 26-25 After the halftime break Coca:| Cola widened thelr lead to elght ints hy outhustling Cays 19:12. way and Booth continued thelr) fine scoring dividing tween them to lead the victors while Stevenson and Malcolm Longley netted the losers' points Both teams battled to a 33-23 draw In the final quarter to give Coca-Colas thelr victory, Love, Booth, Dan Laddierd, and Sal. way took care of the winners' total while Longley, Brown and Stevenson tried in vain to even the game for Cay's but time ran out on them, WIGH SCORERS ; Coca-Colas were paced to this close victory by the league-lead- REMEMBER WHEN? . .. THE CANADIAN PRESS | First game of the newly on ganized National Hockey Assool ation was played a six on a lead t Montreal 41 today, Canadiens beat. |! yoars ago | ing Cobalt Silver Kings 7.6, The| NEHA, operating In opposition to the Canadian Hockey Association was enlarged 13 days later when the pick of CHA teams merged under the banner of the National Hockey Association, later the NHL. BOW p40 THE FAL JW 15 THE THE GET WIC PRACTICE, Mit rend Dr HATING WITY BOW A et y and minds indicated they') Packers At a two rill Russie Calgary St peters, of the Western Hockey League Lave gone Evry and the lseuel bas been shelved for at least a} year, the Calgary Exhibition and! 18 ve " 2 A y, : An official ststement blamed | Ay grb a e of early negotistions on rd AZION VT hy fs | Ontario Horseman | Wins 1960 Award LEXINGTON, Ky, (AP-Clint| fiodgins of Clandeboye, Ont, vel eran harness driver and trainer, today was named 1900 horseman of the year by the Horseman and Fair World Magazine, Hodgins has been driving trol ters and pacers for nearly 4 of iis 58 years, For the second year in # row, Wis mounts hed earn ings of more than $500 000 in 1990, Earnings of horses Hodgins hed driven during the last 10 years total more than $2,720,000. The magazine made the award on the basis of ing by horsemen throughout word Stole Sta He woods clwice SNE E S59 HPI, 2 DEER ANT Pe AT ESR | Bh B/ ARCHES MV. li. Green Bay's first he anpual draft snd hen be finally decided to turn till bait' professions! he wes besieged American League with letters from fans urging him to accept the NFL club's offer NPL teams He had mede almost every all seen star college team in the U.S, in mid-Octo- 1958 ss he led the University of love its second Big Ten Conference and Rose Bowl titles There 1s something of a para. I in Schioredt"s case, In the 1959 Rose Bowl he was voled the player of the game went to him agals cou their mai en't out of the adinn ¢ ne I Belored a be bay No jer Can ih can I nu , and is possible the assed him since I injuries since s and cops by 1€ es Who to Min pass ip another with a 3} " probably 'changed their 197-pound senior outs loredt wreck bh a touchdown set | ard rux on the i ' anding rom Gresnam, Ore a and the Honors could develope into a ) sirings. The are no n th department and they've alread) | shoot the bundle an effort to get Sehloredt and American college players wu thelr nege ye a After last Monday's perform puce NFL, scouts and coaches might change thelr mind and go| after h The Lions are ready { ago club president he was 8 some player glouches m Two week Ralph Henderson belore itie hurt when 1960,they signed on their negotiation lst were who had claimed by NFL clubs, "But Bay what it really means Is that we'll NFL and pleas have to bid higher Henderson Wisconsin fans, said, "I'he fact that the NFL ha signed a t drafted! them doesn't mean they ear contract an unofficially are lost to us, or that we'll give| estimated $35,000 for two years. up trying to get them." | SMELLY SOCKS . | WINNING CHARM 1n LOUISVILLE, Ky, (AP)- Fred Sawyer's smelly socks may be the driving force be. go and decided then he would| bind the University of Louls wever work indoors, spends ville great basketball record summers around Ontario track in Toronto and Fort Erie and his I's this season ¢ worn the same pair in winters in Florida all our games," he says, "They | He was North America's lead:| haven't been washed yet' ng trainer in 1055 with 164 win Louisville and the socks have ners and again in 1966 with 171 in 11 games this year, Wright beat him out in 1960 with ille won every engage 174 winners 162 for Me her ation list. They've said iohe | In February, he 21-year-old Duncan esisted offers from Green we and he ol low that rom a time 0 for hi been Loulsy ment Sawyer, a six-foot-eleven for- ward on the fourth ranked team in the United States will pull on the socks again tonight against Merrill been effective in bringing castoffs from other barns back to the races and has } back to appeared hope has many horses vhen broken down | and patient effort will] restore any thoroughbred to soundness he once sald, "Uf you add dash of kindness, | you'll find the thoroughbred even nursed wealth lessly "Time ern Kentucky "It's going to be a toughle," Sawver said in an interview "But 1 think there are lots of wins left in these socks yet Victory would give the Card inals the longest winning streak | In the university's history, The old mark of 11 was set by the 1055-66 Louisville team which won the US, Invitational erown Sawye devotion to the ocks almost strains his wife's to the team. She sald to run cold water once, but Fred more responsive.' My loyalty "tried them over S { with a out right away vith a| "Wo Booka. 1 he res tremendous 24 point effort, follows| oie Rocks like the rest of ed by Rick Salway and John Sawyer's clothing, are hard to Love who added 19 and 11 points| *°3"" each for Cay's, Jim Ste] venson, Marcel Boivin and Mal. colm Langley were best with 23,1 15 and 14 points respectively COCA COLA for them." Booth 24; Sal.| V An 4 'Peg Maroons (ie 6; Seluk, 2; Laddierd, 6 Longle sme te, Score Seventh gr Be SES wn Of Tour 14; MacMillan steve OFFICIALS Dave Kelly and Leo Kelly, Scorer, Gary Minacs PARDURICE (CP)--Winnipeg Maroons, coming within an ace NHL BIG SEVEN of pulling off the third shutout of thelr Crechoslovakian hockey By THE CANADIAN PRESS ng score Bob Booth vear a size 18 shoe and while send all the way to Boston of tour, wound up thelr visit Wed nesday wtih a 41 victory over Pardubice Spartaks ' ' ra { Toronto's ¥ a an k Mahovilch Maroons, noticeably tired after went on al OUer of ha NOW! thelr rugged 10-game tour, con: famous scoring splurges Wednes- jilad the play throughout the 14 points be-/day night, scoring one goal and yaieh gotting up four others to lead Soorers for Maple Leafs to a 4 victory over wore Reggle Abbott, Jim Me Detroit Red Wings Kentle, Ross Parke and Tom Big M, as his teammates and Marshall, The team drew a re Toronto fans call him, climbed to sounding ovation from a erowd second place from fourth In the of 15.000 fans race for the National Mockey| Crech winger Vanek spoiled a League scoring championship {shutout for Maroons goalle Har He now has 34 goals--tops jn/0ld Dibley with just 14 seconds the league--and 16 assists for 50 ft In the game. \ Abolt gave Maroons a 10 lead points, six less than Montreal Ca A nadiens' Bernie Geoffrion who 1s| at 8:33 of the opening period | MoKenzie widened the margin In first with a 26-30 record {the middle stanga and ra and The leaders: | Marshall ran the lead to 40 in A Pts. the third before the Crechs 30 36 |petted their single 16 80 | The Canadians finished the 23 48 [tour with seven wins, two ties 31 47 land one loss. They dropped the 23 4 !ppening game of the tour but 29 40 [were never bested after that 19 37 The team Is scheduled to start 27 37 [the return trip to Winnipeg this afternoon, leaving by plane for London the Winnipeggers G LU] MH 2% 16 17 11 18 10 Geoffrion, Montreal! 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