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SRL ALA we 1Q THE OSHAWA TIMES, Seturdey, Merch 23, 1963 SPORTS MENU By Geo. H. Campbell SPORTS EDITOR | 'Everything From Soup To Nuts' By THE CANADIAN PRESS How do you account for that fade by Chicago Black Hawks? If anyone should know what WEEK-END REVIEW: -- Don't look now but ing and the almost immediately summer sports' m is just around the corner. If it wasn't for @ Stanley Cup playoffs, that get under way next ek, you'd have a hard time convincing any of e sports buffs that winter is still with us... RONTO LEAFS have clinched the NHL pen- t and Gordie Howe, barring something very sual, will be the 1962-63 scoring champion, en if he doesn't get a single point in the re- i doubleheader with Toronto Leafs this -end. And we wouldn't want to bet against that, er! ... JUNIOR HOCKEY playoffs last night yve an indication or two, Neil McNeil Maroons again whipped the Marlboros, this time 8-,3, take a clear-cut 2-0 lead in their Metro League series ... NIAGARA FALLS Flyers trounced ontreal Habs 7-8 in the first game of the OHA p finals and barring something very unusual, «would appear that we can look forward to seeing 'ap' Emms' Flyers meeting the Metro Maroons the "Ontario" Junior "A" finals. happened, It's coach Rudy Pil- ous. is at a loss to explain it, "'m_ opening and closing the gate the same way Iv'e always done it," Pilous was saying in half-jest Friday in Montreal when someone reminded him his club was leading the Na- tional Hockey League by eight points less than a month ago. "I don't know anything about the slump," he said then with a trace of bitterness. 'I haven't pinpointed any reason. But we're just not skating that's all. Pilous, or "Pilou-Pilou" as But Rudy candidly admits helt prefer to call him, was inter- viewed after putting his club through a practice in prepara- tion for tonight's encounter with the Canadiens. The consequences indicate ust how far the Hawks have fallen--picking a meagre four points out of a potential 18 the last nine times out. TORONTO IN FRONT Punch Imlach and his Tor- onto Maple Leafs in the No. 1 spot are already out of Chi- cago's reach and the Hawks need a win tonight to ensure that they salvage even second place. Both Montreal and Chicago have 78 points. Anything less than a win for Pilous tonight would give Toe Blake's Cana- the fans in the Montreal Forum 'Could Turn Into Top Leaf TORONTO (CP) -- Defence- man Carl Brewer has 120 min- utes of hockey in which to pick | Brereton- Raw mixed bonspiel * of = DAVEY MOORE, former world's feather- weigth champion, who lost his title to Cuba's Sugar up two penalty minutes and be- come the most penalizd player of one season in Toronto Maple |Leafs' history. | Barring injury and unless he * Rifmos, Thursday night at Dodger Stadium in Los changes in deportment over- Angeles, may also have lost his life, in that bout. Early today, following a relapse, he was reported to be in "poor condition" and doctors despair of saving his life. If tragedy stalks in, this will be /P?¢ just one more fatality to add to boxing's growing list, It's all very well for certain scribes to take the manly outlook on boxing as a he man's sport, replete with hazards, etc., but the rather discon- certing occurrence of fatalities is adding ammunition for the front ranks of those who insist boxing, as it is staged today, should be either banned or dras- tically changed. Larger, - pillow-size gloves would appear to be the logical immediate answer. Com- paring statistics, other sports have their growing lists of fatalities, such as football car racing, etc., but the fact remains that boxing is a contest that pits one man against another and technically, civili- zation has not condoned such life-or-death individual contests since the days of the gladiators. There is no, place for molly-coddling sentimentality in com- petitive sports, but also there's no room for blood- thirsty Roman holidays. If it's still sport, fine -- but if it's merely ae 'aa we ow do without it. Wills Yoous and Yontiosto night, Brewer is a cinch to break the 27-year-old mark of 167 minutes in penalties estab- lished in 1935-36 by Red Hor- who still ranks as the Leafs' alltime bad man with 1,264 in 12 regular seasons. But to long-memoried Leafs fans, the big redhead remains the bad man. He set his record over a 48-game season. The present-day schedule, as every- one knows, is 70 games. Going into Toronto's final two National League games of the 1962 - 63 regular season, both against Detroit Red Wings -- here tonight and in Detroit Sun- day--the 24-year-old Brewer has served 166 minutes in penalties this term, a total surpassed only by Detroit defemceman Howie Young. Young, who several games ago broke the all-time NHL record of 202 minutes, has upped his total to 269 minutes. Horner's mark stood as the league record for 20 years un- til Lou Fontinato, then with New York Rangers, shattered it -by collecting 202 minutes n the 1955-56 season. have both had more penalties diens a chance to sneak in Sinner Hawks Battle Habs For Runner-Up Spot ahead of the Hawks Sunday night, the wrapup of the 210- game schedule. A Montreal win tonight wouldn't entirely make it a lost cause for Chicago. But that would be relying on the com- bination of a Chicago win and Montreal setback Sunday night --and tempting fate. On the other hand, with a win tonight Chicago would nail down the No. 2 spot no matter what Montreal does Sunday night, based on a Chicago superiority in games won. Defenceman Wayne Hillman of the Hawks will be sittng out tonight with an infected toe and as his replacement Chicago has called up ex-Bruin Autry Erick- son from Buffalo Bisons of the American Hockey League. Three other Chicago regulars ate afflicted with various ail- ments but with Pilous gearing for a final spurt they are ex- pected to play. All three, Bobby Hull, Ab McDonald and Ron Murphy, took part im Friday's warmup. . The Canadiens meanwhile ex- than Brewer in one season, most experts figure the Leaf hard rock has something more than the other two--class. That is substantiated by the fact that the 180 - pound Brewer was named to the second all-star team iast season and was a member of the first team at the mid-way mark of this cam- paign. Not even Homer, considered by Leaf officials to be one of the club's all-time greats, made either the first or second all- star squad in his career. If Brewer breaks Horner's mark this weekend, the chances are that it would be a minor penalty for holding that will do the truck. Of the 63 minors he has served, 18 have been for holding. He has also had 12 for hooking, nine for roughing, six for interference, five each for high-sticking and tripping, three for 'slashing, two for cross- checking and one each for boarding, elbowing and kneeing. He has also had three 10-min- ute misconducts and two five- minute majors, one for fight- ing and the other for high-stick- ing. Have Your Suit Styled and Tailored by SAM ROTISH | 7 KING ST. EAST From A Large Selection of Fine British Woollens jpect to have left-winger Gilles Tremblay back in the lineup. A 25-goal man andthe club's leading scorer, Tremblay sat out Montreal's last game with bruised ribs. Noranda Caps Kaps In Playoff Opener KAPUSKASING, Ont, (CP)-- Noranda Alouettes Friday night surprised Kapuskasing Kaps with a 6-4 win in the opening game of their best - of - three Northem Ontario Hockey As- sociation Senior A final. Paul Payette, Rolly Fassette arid Ray Carpentier each scored two goals to pace the Als. Nicki Rukavina, Pierre Gagne, Bill Degurse and Steve Rusnak scored for the Kaps. Clinches Show Spot By THE CANADIAN PRESS Sudbury Wolves Friday night clinched the third and last play- off spot in the Eastern Profes- sional Hockey League, thankful, perhaps, that the Braves were not in St. Louis for a full sea- son. The Braves were bounced out of contention by the Sudbury win--their fine record at St. Louis wasn't enough to close the gap. The team started the season as Syracuse Braves but poor at- tendances forced their move to St. Louis in January, At Syracuse, the last place By THE CANADIAN PRESS Niagara Falls Flyers won the Ontario Hockey Association Ju- nior A provincial group cham- pionship this year, and Wayne Maxner was the league's lead- ms, scorer. o- hen the Flyers won their semi-final playoff series over Hamilton Red Wings 4-1 and Mamier was the team's leading goal scorer. But with Maxner ill and out of action Friday night, the Fly- ers showed they weren't a one: man team as they scored five goals in the second period and swamped Montreal junior Cana- diens 7-3 in the opening game of their best-of-seven final series. Ron .Schock picked up for Braves managed only 18 points 1p 30 games on six wins and six ies. But in St. Louis, where good support was given the team, the Braves have won 15 and tied three in 39 games. The Wolves scored a come- back 6-4 win over Hull-Ottawa Canadiens Friday ight but would likely have wrapped up way. Any combination of a Sudbury win or a St. Louis loss would have eliminated the Braves. RETAIN LEAD The win helped Kingston the second-place Canadiens. Hull-Ottawa twice held the lead against Sudbury, 2-0 in the first period and 4-2 late in the second, The Sudbury scoring was handled by Mike McMahon, Len Ronson, Dunc McCallum, Chick Balon, Marc Dufour and Gord Labossiere. The Hull - Ottawa goals went to Claude Larose, Bob Courcy, Norm Beaudin and Brian Smith. The last Sudbury goal, by La- bossiere, was into an empty net after Hull-Ottawa pulled goal- tender Cesar Maniago in favor of a sixth attacker in an at- tempt to tie the score. the third spot eventually any-|~ Frontenacs, who were idle, re- ning double. There was one $10 tain their five-point lead over|tcket Sold. It's purchaser won BASKETBALL SCORES Flyers Lick Habs; Lead Finals 1-0 Maxner and scored two unas- sisted goals, one a breakaway, to 'lead the Flyers, Gary Dorn- hoefer, Ron Hergott, John Ar- bour, Bill Goldsworthy and Fern Belanger scc~ed the others. John Taylor put the Cana- diens into a short-lived lead early in the first period, and' then Flyer goalie George Gard- ner was beaten twice by Bill and third periods went in off ow? pads from behind the net. A crowd of 3,700 in Niagara Falls watched as the winning Flyers picked up seven of 11 minor penalties. In Metro 'Toronto Junior A ac- tion, Toronto Neil. McNeil Ma- roons took a 2-0 lead in their best - of -. seven final series = whipping Toronto Marlboros Inglis, whose shots in the second] MILWAUKEE (AP) -- Na- tional League President War- ren Giles confirmed Friday that he will have visi baseball writers act as official scorers at home games of the Milwau- kee Braves, Giles said in a let- ter to Dan Hanley, chairman of the Milwaukee chapter of the Baseball Writers Association of America, that such action "is the best solution at the present time" to a situation created when the Milwaukee Journal Co. forbade its baseball writers to act as score rs act as scorers. GIANT LIVED Remains of a mastodon -- a mammoth - like beast--found near Wallaceburg, Ont., were dated about 6,300 years old. MUFFLERS 'ue w. b. 67. KING £. PHONE By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS National Association St. Louis 122 Detroit 108 (St. Louis leads best - of - five semi-final series 2-0) DOUBLE PAYS $1,419 ARCADIA, Calif. (AP)--The daily double at the harness aces at Santa Anita paid $1,419 riday on a $2 bet. Only 27 $2 tickets were sold on the win- Playoff Juvenile "A" O.M.H.A. Hockey Quarter Finals BROWN'S LUMBER & SUPPLIES LTD. "DO-IT-YOURSELF HEADQUARTERS" NEW HOMES & HOME IMPROVEMENTS FULL LINE OF BUILDING MATERIALS 725-4704 436 RITSON N. (Where Pavement Ends) St. Mikes Juveniles Oshawa Juveniles All-Stars Monday, March 25th, 1963 8:00 P.M. Oshawa Children's Arena ADULTS 50c -- CHILDREN 25¢ SHORGAS HEATING & APPLIANCES Industrial and Commercial The established, relieble Ges Deoler in your area, 31 CELINA ST. (Corner of Athol) 728-9441 | A Weekly Calendar | of Events... | i | Keep abreast with the Sports News ida Read eee The Oshawa Times Regularly, BRIGHT BITS -- Andy Grant together with Mrs. Grant, son Ray and his wife, captured the laurels at Granite Club yester- their night. Next Saturday is the an- nual "mixed closing" at OCC and the following Saturday is "Plumber's Night" -- with tick- ets now on sale. . . OSHAWA JUVENILES play St. Mike's in Ontario Minor Hockey Assoc. playdowns tonight in Toronto, th the return game of the e-and-home series, here at idren's Arena on Monday ..- OSHAWA'S Johnny has been moved by the parent club, Detroit Tigers, to Syracuse Chiefs of the Inter- ieee League. A classy in- with an excellent hitting in four years of profes- te tanta we dine in hig baseball career and if he Pry Bo Re a. then fn t well on. his way. to the major league. =OLD COUNTRY SOCCER SCORES ~LONDON (Reuters)--Results o& English League soccer matches played Friday night. ~ Division TI lading 4 Barnsley 1 chester Phang 0 ow Division IV Yérk 3 Bradford 0 = _ MAY OPERATE HILADELPHIA (AP) -- Dr. aiken Mandarino Pia a or operate on heavyweight @mpion Sonny Liston's in- juwed left knee--if an operation igeneeded. 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