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SPORTS CALENDAR ~ JOHN MASON TOPS WITH LARRIES ONE OF SAINTS Oshawa Puckster Made His Mark CANTON -- Senior John Ma- gon has completed his final sea- gon of hockey with the Skating Saints of St. Lawrence Univer- sity. For three years John has been one of the most depend- Eastern Collegiate champions for the past two seasons, and have represented eastern hock- ey~in the four previous NCAA tournaments. The Larries lost their chance to make it five TODAY No games scheduled. SATURDAY BASKETBALL Oshawa Y's Men's Minor League Playoffs -- Bolahood's Sportshaven vs CKLB, at 9.00 a.m. and Kinloch's Men's Wear vs Medical Pharmacy, at 10.00 . Both games at Simcoe > HOCKEY Oshawa Neighborhood Assoc. Pee Wee Boys' League Play- offs -- (A League)--Eastview vs North Oshawa, at 9.00 a.m, and Sunnyside vs Woodview at 9.45 a.m.; (B League) Connaught vs Southmead, at 10.35 a.m, and Lake Vista vs Rundle Park, at 11.20 a.m. First games of semi- final rounds. Ontario Minor Assoc. Playoffs -- Oshawa Juvenile All-Stars vs St. Michael's College Juveniles, at St. Michael's Arena, Toronto, 8.00 p.m.; Ist game of 2-out- of-3 series. Christ Church Captures Title Local League Christ Memorial defeated Har- mony 7-0 Saturday to take the best, two-out-of-three finals, for the Church Hockey League's 'A' trophy, two games to none. King Street won the league's 'B' trophy, also two games to none, as they beat St. Paul's 4-2 Saturday. Eric Farncombe scored two goals and added one assist and Gary Christenson netted two to lead Ohrist Memorial to their 'A' cup victory. Darryl Ladd played a good game in the Christ Church nets, gaining his second shutout of the final series. Bill Dawe, David Warner and Brian. Houghton were the other Christ Memo- rial marksmen. Doug Suppelsa scored twice and Brian Perry and Peter Lean once each as King Street defeated St. Paul's 4-2 to take the 'B' trophy. Dave Cutler was outstanding in the King Street goal especially at the end of the game when St. Paul's threw everything at him in a last minute effort to sal- By JACK SULLIVAN Canadian Press Sports Editor "Tt will be very foolish to send another Canadian team over ire under the present conditions. There's too much politics. . . ." The speaker was Maxie Sil- yerman, Sudbury Wolves man- ager. The date: Feb. 17, 1949. "Tf Canada is to continue sending teams to the world hockey tournament, that coun- try's representation. mus be sronger." The speaker: Baldy George, Canadian Amaeur Hockey Association president. The date: March 11, 1954. "Something has to be done to stimulate national pride in Ca- nadian hockey. We have to do some thinking of some kind of a national team." The speaker: Art Potter, CAHA president. The date: March 18, 196.. Curiously enough, their state- ments were made 'at Stock- holm, which has to be the graveyard for Canadian teams in world hockey. In the last 15 years Canada has lost the world title four times, three in the Swedish capital and once, in 1962, at Colorado Springs, Colo. DISMAL RECORD In 1949 the Wolves lost 3-2 to Czechoslovakia. In 1954 Toronto East Y kortook a 7-2 pasting Sy oe ay i ee Smoke Eaters lost 4-1 to Sweden, 4-2 to Russia and tied Czechoslovakia 4 - 4 to finish fourth--the worst showing of any Canadian hockey team in international competition. Also, in those 15 years, Can- ada has twice surrendered the Olympic title--in 1956 at Cor- tina, Italy, to Russia andin 1960 at Squaw Valley, Calif., to the United States. There's no point in becoming alarmed at' these setbacks. Ca- nadians must face the fact that the Europeans have been catch- ing. o fas. They're better skaters and they've got the condition to take checks and eventually wear down the Ca- nadians. And, there's not much sense in blaming the CAHA. It is the governing body of the '"'ama- teur" game in Canada, but it hasn't the authority to hand- pick players for a national team. It must go begging to eams for player help. SOUGHT SUGGESTIONS Since 1954 the CAHA has been asking people to come forward with concrete suggestions about the method of choosing a club that would be a sure-fire bet to beat the Russians, Swedes, Czechs, and even the Amer- icans, in world and Olympic from Russia. In 1963 Trail oe Need National Team | THE OSHAWA TIMES, Friday, Merch 22,1963 7] To Beat Europeans That year, Secretary - Man- ager George, Dudley of the CAHA said he would welcome ideas from any Canadian. Shortly before his death three years ago he said he was "'still open to offers." The CAHA ha stried to get together all-star teams but the clubs involved wouldn' give their players time off for a jaunt to Europe. They reasoned that they couldn't afford to let anyone go because i might jeopardize their chances in the Canadian junior and senior playoffs, The CAHA then gave' the|pcts, reigning Allan Cup senior champs first shot at represent- ing Canada in world and Olym- pic hockey. And look at the > results. The big experiment is on for 1964 whe the Winter Olympics are held at Innsbruck, Austria. Players, mainly from the col- leges, will be selected from all over Canada and start training in August. if The codfch*is Rev. David Bauer of the University of Brit- ish Columbia. He coached Tor- onto St. Michael's to the 1961 Canadian junior title and the team pulled out of hockey the following year. Maybe Faher Bauer can hold on to his winning ways in play. Austria. OLD COUNTRY SOCCER By M. McINTYRE HOOD Special London, England Correspondent To The Oshawa Times LONDON -- Six teams -- four first division and two second division -- are safely through to the quarter-finals of the English Cup competition. Five other teams, one first division, three second division and third divi- sion, are still fighting it out for genuine thrills and saw Arsenal put in one of their poorest per- formances of the season. It was only after 65 minutes of play, came from a_ penalty, son. IN THE LEAGUES English Cup Play Is Thinning Out OSHAWA BOWLING NEWS PLAZA FAMILY DOUBLES Teams Standings -- Wiggiers 35, Ten- ners 32, eee ay 31, Mt 30, Bills Peebles 218, Tom Rae 216, Guy Morey 215, 206, Jerry Harper 215, =" Tay- YOUR MERC Peto 2 aoe DEALER WILL 5 A 24, Easy Aces 23, Any 23, Casters 20, Oscars 19, Jokers 19, Big Six 17, Fleas 16 and Tom Toms 14. . High Triples -- Harry Keys 822 (292, 274, 236), Harty 774 (257, 221, 296), Clark Hubbell 734 (250, 243, 741), Ted Monaghan 733 (286, 262), Jim Mor- rison 718 (240, 231, 247), Harold Cream- er 709 (21", 225, 265), Jack MeConkey 603 (262, 244), Bill 685 (265, 208, (209, 235, 215), Bull 212), Steve Barta 679 Gutsell 679 (256, 247), Dave Bowler 673 (231, . 246), Ed Leslie 672 219, 279), Olive Morrison 651 (214, 258), Charle 643 (221, 282), Betty Byrne 640 (216, 205, 219), Osear Morrison 633 (246, 247), Inge Nugent 629 (215, 229), Hugh Hutch- (202, 209, 217), Gwen Mc- Conkey 627 (244, 208), Ann ish 625) (223, 226), Jack Barta 623 (253), Fred. McKee 618 (283), 614 (258), Dorothy Hughes 61 Branton 610 | (210, 258), Ray Branton 601 (225) and Lyla Huxtable 600 (278). High singles: Jack ae H MeIntosh 263, 203, 227, 5 e-| Lean 221, Thelma Leslie 220, 214, Dave Taylor 650 (204, 231, 215), Udna Ward/I. FINE 2 TIGERS LAKELAND, Fila. , (AP)-- Manager Bob Scheffing and gers have been fined $50 each by baseball commissioner Ford with umpire Frank Walsh of the National League in an ex- hibition game, Walsh ejected Scheffing and Colavito from last Saturday's game with Phil- adelphia at Clearwater, Fila., after Colavito protested a alled third strike and the man- ager left the dugout to join the argument, Rotky Colavité of Detroit Ti-|is#>el! Frick for a heated argument} ¢34 OLD COUNTRY SOCCER SCORES gers now have a four point lead over Kilmarnock and Partick Thistle, even in second place, when Liverpool's second = that Arsenal put fight and spirit into their efforts, but one goal, four minutes from the end, was all they could muster, so thus end- ed their cup hopes for this sea- with Aberdeen one point behind. LONDON (Reuters) -- Re- sults of Thursday night's soccer matches played in England: Intermediate Interna4ional Under 23s England 0 Yugoslavia 0 (At Manchester) English League Division Il Notts C 1 Carlisle U 0 of wins by beating Hibs 3-2 at Easter Road. But barring a bad Ibrox Park team looks like com- pions. a bit of a muddle. Aberdeen continued a long run slip from form by Rangers, the ing home again as league cham- Scottish second division is in Hamil- 1963 JOHNSON OUTBOARD 210, Isabell C 209, Fran Davis 207, Gwen Taylor 206, Phyllis Johnson 206, Eleanor' Laverty 206, Audrey Keys 205, Pete Wight 203, Alex Chalmers 201, Fred Taylor 206 and Dorothy Bowler 200. RAINBOW LEAGUE -- Blue 9, Tan 8, Coral 8, pink 7, Lime 6, Purple 5, 5 % 5, Navy 5, Red 4, Gold 4, Rose 4, White 3, Green 3, Silver 3, Brown 3, Black }, Maroon 1, Beige 1 and Mauve 0, \ High Doubles -- M. Irwin 462 (272), . Willson 453 (275), N. rs (247, 205), M. Cowam 452 (215, 297) Metcalfe 439 (201, 238), F. 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St. Lawrence has been the College 7-5 in the ECAC special in Boston, Mass., earlier this month. SLU took the coveted Tri-State League title this year for the sixth time. This year's squad also set an all-time Larrie ice record with 21 victories against six defeats and a tie. John is a member of Sigma Alpha Elpsilon. social fraternity, and is majoring in Mathematics at St. Lawrence. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Mason, 546 Finucane avenue, Oshawa. Dodds Motors Tie Envoys, lst Game Civil Loop Finals Envoy Food Service and Dodd Motors played to a 2-2 tie Tues- day night, in their first game of best 2-out-of-3 final series. The game progressed at rapid speed and entertained eight to Dodds and five oy Dodds' Hooper opened th Penalties, three to eroring in the first period at 8.20 from Garrard, but before the period ended Brown from Delves evened the game at 1-1 scored both St. Paul's goals. FARNCOMBE WINS TITLE Three players from Christ Memorial Church led the league in the final Church Hockey League playoff scoring statis- tics. Eric Farncombe scored twice and added one assist in the last game to take the top position. Gary Christenson net- ted two and Bill Dawe oné in the final game to tie for second Position. Paul Hollingsworth of St. Paul's and Doug Suppelsa of King Street each scored two in their final encounter to move into the top seven. THE LEADERS * maAUNARS® (Harmony) isa (King St.) (St. Paul's) Conowouny at 17.45 to end the scoring in the first period. Jackman, on a play with Vi- pond and Milne, put Envoy ahead 2-1 at the 2-minute mark of the final period. Dodd's Gra- ham with Myles and Glover at 6.40 secured the 2-2 tie. The balance of the period saw close checking, excessive use of the body, temper flings, penal- ties, but no scoring. Next Tuesday, these two clubs will meet in the 2nd game e BASKETBALL SCORES at 7.90 p.m. sharp with no pro- vision for overtime. Civil Service Notes -- The stars as chosen by Mark Feh- r By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS National Association Cincinnati 133 Syracuse 115 (Best-of-five semi-final series ted 1-1) bach were Dodds' Graham for first star, Envoy's Brown, 2nd star and Bob Johnson of En- voys 3rd star. REMEMBER WHEN... .? YESTERDAY'S STARS By THE CANADIAN PRESS Carl Hubbell, Detroit Ti- ger rookie, was optioned to SPORTS BRIEFS ANNOUNCE TITLE FIGHT NEW ORLEANS (AP)--The New Orleans Boxing Club an- nounced Wednesday night champion Denny Moyer and challenger Ralph Dupas will meet here April 29 for the world junior middleweight box- ing title. Moyer, who won the newly created crown by beating Joey Giambra last October, will re. ceive a guarantee of $7,500 or 35 per cent of the net gate plus $1,000 for transportation and $500 for training expenses. Dupas will get 20 per cent of the' net gate. The 15-round match will not be televised. HAWKS GET HELP Into the sixth round go West Ham, the only London team to survive the fifth round; Liver- pool, Leicester City, Norwich, Manchester United, and South-' ampton. Out into oblivion 'went Arsenal, beater 2-1 by Liver- pool; favorites Everton, who lost to West Ham; Manchester' City, victims of Norwich; Shef- field United, beaten by South- ampton by the only goal of the game; Leyton Orient, who lost to Leicester City and Chelsea, who were a goal down to Man- chester United. Still playing in the . fourth round, Leeds beat Middles- brough and mow play Notting- ham Forest away from home. Portsmouth played their second draw with Coventry, and Sun- derland wait for the winners of this game to decide which of these three teams reach the quarter finals. ONLY ONE FOR DOUBLE Leicester City, challenging Tottenham for the league lead, is the only team with a chance of the league and cup double. Liverpool have fallen too far. be- hind im the league to win the title, and Everton are now out of the cup competition. Of the teams left in the competition, I would pick Leicester City and Manchester United as the most likely finalists, if they can keep clear of each other in the draw for the quarter and semi-finals. I saw Arsenal go down to Liverpool by 2-1 at Highbury Park, in a game which had few EAGLE'S LAST HAVEN The marshlands in southern Spain are the last stronghold of Tottenham Hotspur, after a glorious 6-0 victory over Slovan of Bratislava in the European Cup Winners competition in mid-week, went on to win 4-2 from Ipswich Town to take a clear two-point lead at the top of the first division. Wolves had the big win of the day, beating West Bromwich 7-0. But Fulham continued their climb out of the relegation zone by beating Blackpool 1-0 after their inside forward, Jackie Henderson, broke his leg in the seventh minute of play. Fulham) have now climbed to ninth place' from the bottom, and look safe from the drop to the second division. None of the second division leaders were playing, so Chelsea retain their two-point lead over Sunderland, with Bury and Stoke City close behind. Peterborough had to be satis- fied with a draw against Read- ing, and now lead Swindon and Northampton by one point in the third division. Coventry, in fourth place, are only three points behind Peterborough and) have three games in hand, so are close contenders for promo- ion. . In the fourth division, Oldham returnéd to form to beat Don- caster by 4-0, but Brentford had a 4-1 win at Newport to stay four points behind the leaders. Torquay, Crewe, Mansfield and Gillingham are bunched togeth-' er and battling for the other two promotion places. RANGERS GO AHEAD Rangers won 5-0 over Dundee United in the Scottish first divi- sion, and as Partick Thistle went down 2-1 at Dundee, Ran- the Spanish imperial eagle and a haven for many other rare birds. BUFFALO (CP) -- Chicago Black Hawks summoned de- fenceman Aut Erickson of the Buffalo Bisons of the American Hockey League Thursday to fill in this weekend for Wayne Hill- man, who has been sidelined with an injury. , Toronto Maple Leafs Inter- - national Baseball League By THE CANADIAN PRESS Boston defenceman Ted entry 37 years ago today. King Carl hurled in the mi- nors until 1928 when New Have Your Suit Styled and Tailored by SAM ROTISH "ih poysto know? 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