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iwmwigv © eg * i, ith dian dian din I a THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wodnesdey, Mey 22,1963 15 _ MOHAWK RACEWAY RESULTS "HANDY ANDY" is seen above, giving his first golf lesson to Elizabeth Muyaert, as he started his job as assis- Head Up--Head Down That's Hockey vs Golf In Bathgates World By DAVE PROKOP TORONTO (CP) -- Hockey is a game where you soon learn to keep your head up if you in- tend to survive. Golf is a sport where you're destined to remain a duffer un- til you learn to keep your head down, Andy Bathgate has learned these lessons so well that, aside from being a_ professional) hockey player of consummate skill, he's a good enough golfer to be taken on as assistant pro at a posh Toronto course. And his talents don't end there. Blessed with the gift of ab, he has been hired by the dian Broadcasting Corpor- ation as a sports commentator on a 24-hour Saturday after- Generals Ready For Metro Again TORONTO (CP)--Four teams indicated Tuesday night that they will operate again next season in the Metro Toronto Junior A division of the Ontario Hockey Association, but two others were question marks. Brampton, Oshawa, Whitby and Knob Hill agreed at an OHA-sponsored meeting to re- turn to the loop, although Knob Hill will likely move to Mark- ham. Theré y was no commit- ment from Toronto Marlboros or Neil McNeil Maroons, both farm clubs of Toronto Maple Leafs, which founded the league. There have been reports that the two teams would switch to the provincial Junior A group, but Buck Houle, director of amateur personnel for the Ma- ple Leafs, declined to confirm or deny it. When Wren Balir, director of personnel for Boston Bruins of the National Hockey League and general manager of the Oshawa entry, warned Houle that players from either Marl- boros or Neil McNeil would be subject to a general waiver if either team left the Metro loop, House replied: "I assure you, you won't get @ crack at Neil McNeil play. ers." DENIES SUGGESTION House denied Blair's sugges- tion that the Leafs plan to pack a_ team of the best players from Marlboros and Neil McNeil into the provincial group. The Metro League constitution re- quires players of a team that folds to be divided among the other teams or waived by all other Metro clubs. The Maple Leaf management was given until June 20--after the NHL's annual meeting, when details of professional sponsorship will have been set- tled--to determine whether its) two teams will enter the metro) league. League convenor Percy Top-) ping said four other parties/the horses at Mohawk, resulting/Kickers. Kraft wa$ named the have expressed interest in join- ing, but they were not identified. | tant pro at a Toronto golf course. The N.Y. Rangers' hockey star figures on contin- uing his golf career, rather noon national network radio show. Andy also has an unerring sense of direction. It's evident in the fact that during nine full seasons with New York Rang- ers of the National Hockey League he has missed the 20- goal mark only once. It's also obvious from the fact that on the golf course he has become no worse than a one- handicap player and has a cou- ple of 65 rounds to his credit. CLOSE TO $30,000 He never gets lost on the way to the bank but perhaps that's not a tribute to his sense of di- rection. He makes the trip so regularly he should be able to get there with his eyes closed. For, with hockey, golf and ra- dio, Bathgate figures to earn about $30,000 this year, and he estimates that he's got at least four more seasons of hockey in his gimpy knees, Andy developed an interest in golf in Winnipeg where he was born a little more than 30 years ago. "I was raised near a_ golf course and did a lot of caddy- ing, but I didn't become ser- jious about the game until six jyears ago." ; In Vancouver, where the Bathgates and their 17-month- old daughter have lived during the off-season in recent years, he won the city amateur tourna- ment in 1960 and was low ama- teur in last year's British Co- lumbia open. Several months ago he came to terms with Toronto's North wood Golf Club where he hopes to concentrate on teaching, also taking part in three or four tournaments this year, With a new addition to the Bathgate family due in Septem- ber, it's perhaps understandable when Andy begins to talk of se- curity. Explaining why he thinks golf is more secure than hockey coaching, he says: "T feel you can last so much longer playing golf if you han- dle yourself properly, I think I can play golf until I'm 50 or 60. Hockey coaching is a produce- or-else type of business. "There's not as much pres- sure in golf as there is in coaching. Besides, golf allows for more of a family life and I'd like to settle down in one spot after I'm through as an active hockey player." Other athletes have tried to compete in two sports, often un- Lullwater Frost Wins At Mohawk CAMPBELLVILLE, Ont. (CP)--Lullwater Frost won the featured one-mile trot at Mo- hawk Raceway Tuesday night, taking a victory by a nose from Van's Pride C. in an abbrevi- ated quinella, Two late scratches cut the field to four horses and, with! two an entry, the show pool was eliminated. Lullwater Frost, owned by the Armstrong Broth- ANAT EN "ANDY BATHGATE, besides than trying for a coach's job, after he winds up his playing days as an NHL right-winger. successfully. But Bathgate fig- ures golf and hockey are com- plementary. "Besides, golf relaxes me and keeps the muscles limber, Hard, tight muscles are not conducive to playing hockey." Fortunately, the braces he must wear for hockey to keep his knee caps in place aren't needed for golf. Bathgate made his debut as a sports announcer on a pro- gram called Saturday Sports Date May 4. The show covers sporting events and intersperses scores and chatter between re- corded music. Andy was _ understandably neryous during the early part of his first show, in which he shared the announcing work with Al Hamel. "Just a little time and he'll do all right," said producer Bob McLaughlin, "Once he gets used to this he'll be doing more and more of the talking." Andy intends to be well pre pared. 'From now on I'll keep up on sports events by reading the papers," he said after his first show. In Week-End Soccer Action Oshawa and District Soccer Association schedule games over the weekend saw Ukrania jtie Rangers 0-0 in the first half of Saturday night's doublehead- ler while Italia nosed out Polonia \3-2 in the second half of the) | ' | \twin-bill. | On Monday night, Kickers and Hungaria played to a 1-1 tie. Ukrania and Rangers played a tight defensive game, with each team's defensive play off- setting the sparkling attempts of rival forwards. night, Italia and Polonia came up with a splendid performance. Pedretti Mario took a pass and opened the scoring for Italia, and it proved the only goal of the first half. The same ding-dong pace was maintained in the second stanza with Italia taking a 2-0 lead on DiDanielli's goal, at the 12-min- ute mark. Polonia came back strongly and Stan Powlass scored to cut the deficit in half. Adriano DiDanielli got Italia's third goal but Jaco Helmut came back almost immediately, to put Polonia back in the run- ning, but there was no further scoring. Rex Williams played an outstanding game for Italia. | On Monday night, brilliant mid-field play featured the ac- tion as Kickers and Hungaria played to a 1-1 deadlock, with the rival goaltenders both turn- ing. in outstanding, games. Reighber for Kickers and Cass in the Hungaria goal, were prominent in foiling rival at- tackers. ers of Brampton, Ont., paid $3.70 and $2.10 with Van's Pride| C, returning $2.10 for a $4.80! quineila. The virus continued 'te plague in the late. scratching of 15 horses from the program. y Ilias Matji got Hungaria's lone goal, half-way through the first half, on a play set up by Kovacs. Late in the period, Richard Kraft tied it up for ' FASTBALL DATES Two Tie Games In the second game Saturday! being an NHL hockey star and a buddipg golf pro, has also become a sports commen- wood Raceway. Andy has an program on CBC each Satu:- tator. He is shown above with Al Hamel, at Toronto's Green- on-to-the-spot coverage of races and other events radio day afternoon. --(CP Photos.) BEACH'S MAJOR Wed, May 22.-- Stoney Creek) Quigléy's vs Oshawa Tony's, at Oshawa. Fri, May 24 -- Oshawa Tony's vs Randall-Roy, at Kew Gardens. Mon., May 27 Tony's vs 7-Up Shopsy's, Kew Gardens. Wed., May 29 -- 7-Up Shop. sy's vs Oshawa Tony's, at Osh- awa. Fri. May 31 --Oshawa Tony's vs Smart Cleaners, at Hamil. ton. Wed., June 5 -- Randall-Roy vs Oshawa Tony's, at Oshawa. Oshawa| at} vs 7-Up Shopsy's, at Kew Gar- dens, Mon., June 10 Oshawa Tony's vs Randall-Roy, at Kew Gardens. Wed., June 12 -- Hamilton Smart Cleaners vs Oshawa Tony's, at Oshawa. Fri, June 14 Tony's vs 7-Up Shopsy's, Kew Gardens. : Tues., June 18 -- Oshawa Tony's vs Stoney Creek Quig.- ley's, at Stoney Creek. Wed., June 19 -- Randall-Roy vs Oshawa Tony's, at Oshawa. Fri, June 21 -- Oshawa Tony's vs Randall-Roy, at Kew Gardens. Wed., June 26 --7-Up Shop- sy's vs Oshawa Tony's, at Osh- awa. -- Oshawa at Fri., June 7 -- Oshawa Tony's Fri., June 28 -- Oshawa Tony's vs Randall-Roy, at Kew Gardens, Wed., July 3 -- Randall-Roy vs Oshawa Tony's, at Oshawa. Fri., July 5 -- Oshawa Tony's vs Hamilton Alexanians, at Hamilton. Wed., July 10 -- 7-Up Shop. sy ; vs Oshawa Tony's, at Osh- j awa. | Mon, July 15 -- Randall-Roy vs Oshawa Tony's, at Kew Gar- dens. Wed., July 17 -- Hamilton Merchants vs Oshawa Tony's, at Oshawa. Fri., July 19 -- Oshawa Tony's vs 7-Up Shopsy's, at Kew Gardens. Mon., July 22 -- 7-Up Shop. sy's vs Oshawa Tony's, at Kew Gardens. Wed., July 24 -- Hamilton Alexanians vs Oshawa Tony's, at Oshawa. Fri., July 26 -- Oshawa Tony's vs Hamilton Merchants, at Hamilton. Wed., July 31 -- Randall-Roy vs Oshawa Tony's, at Oshawa. Fri., Aug. 2 -- Oshawa Tony's vs Randall-Roy, at Kew Gar- dens. Wed, Aug. 7 -- 7-Up Shopsy's vs Oshawa Tony's, at Oshawa. Mon. Aug. 12 -- East General Hospital Night -- at Kew Gar- dens. THAT'S FATHER Herbert Anderson, television father of '"'Dennis the Menace," says a father needs an athlete's heart, a blacksmith's hands and Job's patience. FIRST RACE -- 1 Mile pace. 3- and olds, Non-winners of $1000, /4-(DH) 6.(DH) (DH) De: Forest League Floor Hockey Semi-Finals Fast action was seen at Sim coe Hail, on Tuesday night, as|>" four teams battled it out in the semi-finals for a chance to play in. the Forest Floor Hockey '\League Championship final round, OAKS, 28 - In the first game, , 13 it was a apparent after the first period that the ever-pressing Oaks would come out on top, At the led 7-3, They increased their lead in score at the end read 18-9 in favor of the Oaks. The Pines made a comeback in the last period, but could not score although having many chances to do so. Scorers for Oaks--Lawrence Wry (19), J. Boivin (6), Morey Scorers for Pines -- Swindell (9), Bint (1), Burkett (1), N. Viola (1) and Murphy (1). WILLOWS, 11 - CEDARS, 5 This was a close game all the way, that could have gone either way. The teams were evenly matched, as could be seen by the first period score when the Cedars jumped into a 2-0 lead but the period ended up 3-2 in favor of the Willows. In the second period, the Wil- lows added three more goals while the Cedars were held to nothing. In the last period, the Cedars came back but it was too late, as the score at the end of the game was 11 to 5 in favor of the Willows, Scorers for Willows -- Roger Richard (6), Walt Karas (2) wide-open game but it was/1, end of the first period the Oaks| ds the second period when the|% (2), Groen (1) and Lewis (1). |, and up. claiming all $1500, Purse $500, (7) l-Leela Chief, Coke 5,20 3.40 2.80 3-Grattan Bear, Filion 80 4.00 Lochinvar Lady, Galbraith 3.10 ise: 3-5. Off at 915 EDT. : Miss Atom, Hickory Doe, Billy Easter, and Omodean. : RACE -- 1 Mile Trot, oldg and up, Non-winners of 2 races since April 25. Purse $1000, (4) : 5-L'water Frost, McK, 3.70 2.10 N.B, Al-Van's Pride C,, Palmer 210N.B. . 3-Mary Louise, Waples NB. Time 210 3-5. Off at 935 EDT. QUINELLA ON 5 and 1 PAID $4.80 pled Also: A-Johnnle R. SEVENTH RACE -- 1 Mile Pace, & year-olds and up, Non-winneds in 1063. Claiming all $1500. Purse $500. (5) 5-Molly O. Riggs, Coke 10.40 5.90 2.30 8-Rose Herbert, Heywood 15.60 2.70 3-Canadian Grattan, Waples 2.10 Time 215 1-5, Off at 957 EDT. Also: Black Streak, Noble Argot, EIGHTH RACE -- 1 Mile year-olds, Non-winners of Purse $0500. (5) 5-Bomber Dares, Radley 3.80 2.80 2.10 2-Rocky Herbert, Herbert 2.40 2.10 Al-Kawartha Leo, Mcintyre 2.10 --Coupled Time 215 3.5, Off at 1026 EDT. Also: A-Kawaraha Way, and Willie NINTH RACE -- 1 Mile Trot. 4-year pod and up. Claiming all $2500. Purse . (4) 6-Rascal Sandy, Varcoe 14.10 4.90 2.70 3-Byhalia Dean, 4.10 2.40 iddell, Lockhart Time 215 4-5, Off at 1046 EDT. Also: Tobruck. Total Mutuel Pool 70,064 Attendance 1,542 Pace, > 2 races. 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