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twice his last season's salary, Ward, a native of Montrea Pete Ward Signs White Sox Ticket riv./"increased to about $id, CHICAGO (AP)--Third base-/000 for the season from an $8 man Pete Ward signed his 1964900 minimum last season. Ward baseball contract with Chicago!led Chicago in hitting with 205 White Sox" today for almostiand in runs batted in with 84, | 14. THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednendey, Jonvery 13, 1964 HOST CLUB RINKS WIN OSHAWA GOLF CLUB TROPHIES Howie Young Gets 5-Game Suspension This isn't the first time Young man Howie Young, one of the has been hauled up on the car. National Hockey League's big-| pet. goat beg seo problems, bs OUT/FOR THREE Gate Shaauae of ts pe he'te.| He was suspended for three games last season, when he set acted to Toronto heckling Jan, an NHL record of 273 penalty 4 minutes, for throwing a stick at League president Clarence) referee Frank Uavart. a Campbell Tuesda Detroit Red Wings also. tried five-game suspension on Young, |to straighten him out. through|Fieming with 110 minutes, New effective Jan, 7, as punishment! suspensions before trading him|York's Vic Hadfield with 102 and for having cursed and spat UPOM!ig Chicago last summer for/Chicago's Stan Mikita with 101, @ woman spectator, goalie Roger Crozier, Over the last 244 seasons, Young The penalty wasn't as severe| The Wings suspended him last|has paid $250 in automatic fines as it could have been, Campbell/ season for failing to show up atifor a total of six misconduct said earlier, after gathering evi-/a players' meeting and in 1961-/penalties and two game miscon- dence in Toronto and Chicago|62 for drawing needless penalsiduct penalties, during the weekend, that the Pies oh ditbashen Meats wicket 0 Black Hawks bad man could be suspended for life. "T do not believe that any purpose, would be served by a protracted suspension," the NHL president said Tuesday, "Young is fully aware of the seriousness of his actions as they affect his career now and as any similar condact may do in the future," The incident took place while Young was sitting out a minor and a major penalty in the sec: ond period, TEMPER FLARED His temper flared under vig- orous nechling and he became involved in an altercation with occupants of the adjacent box seats, among them Stafford) Smythe, Toronto's NHL gover) nor and president of Maple | Leaf Gardens. Campbeil said a report on the incident from Carl Voss, league | referee-in-chief, was supported | by ali witnesses and by motion pictures of the game, "The witnesses verified that in| the course of the altercation | Howie Young had directed sev: eral very obscene curses toward| the spectators and that he had) spat toward the Smythe box, striking 'a lady occupant full in} the face," Campbell said Young freely} admitted his actions at an offi- cial hearing and had apologized in writing to "'all of the people who were the victims of his ac-) tions," Professional 'know-how' for the do-it-yours In his own defence, the 26- selfer, thet con seve you hundreds ef dol- year-old defenceman «aid he! lore every year! Pocked with facts, figures, was provoked by severe heckl:| photes, plans ond blueprints for scores of ing "'and was particularly angry home projects you con stert teday! Eech because his klers ineluded| project fully exploined and illustrated, r of the opposing! Several volumes to choose from, sort vei on Compare ot 1.50. ........ Each NO EXCUSE Campbell didn't accept this as a valid excuse, Professional) athletes must accept heckling as part of their vocation and main- tain decent responses to it,"' he ™} said, "Yourig's conduct in this case) X appears to have been actuated yarn more by the source of the heck-/ ling (Smythe) than by its con- tent and this aspect of the inci-| MONTREAL (CP) ~ Detence: ties, He was taken off the ac tive list in the same' season for caren practice, oung was jailed briefly last summer, the result of a restaur- ant brawl, He received a. sus pended sentence, This season, he ranks fourth In penalties with 97 minutes, Ahead of him are Chicago's Reg COMMENTARY BY BILL HEWITT V9) OR 728-6673 OSHAWA SHOPPING CENTRE OPEN EVERY FRIDAY Jacobi, skip. 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The 17 men who will make up|naming the 1? men who will) Young already has missed Canada's team in the 1964 Win-|make up the team contesting the three of the five games covered) ter Olympic Games hockey tour-/Olympics, by the suspension, He will be nament were named Tuesday; The 17 named are: sidelined when the Hawks visit by Rev, David Baver, coach of Goalies Ken Broderick, Etobi-|Montreal Thursday and when the Canadian Olympics, coke, Ont., and Seth Martin,|New York visits Chicago Satur- Bauer had to cut four of the Trail, B.. day. | 21 men travelling with the Olym-| Defence: Hank Akervall, Port) Ironically, the first game he} pics, currently in the midst Of Arthur; Barry MacKenzie, Wes-|is eligible to play is against the a ldgame exhibition tour pre-iton, Ont.; Ross Morrison, Tor-|Leats, who visit Chicago Sun- SPORTS EDITOR 'Everything From Soup To Nuts' OSHAWA GENERALS continue to perform as the No. 1 enigma of the OHA Junior "A" League. They can push the Yeague-leading Toronto Mariies right to the wall, even snatch @ point from them now-and-again, they can do the same to Montreal's Junior Canadiens and even better against Peter. borough. They fail, usually in miserable fashion, against Niagara Falls but against St. Kitts, the Oshawa boys can come up with some of their best hockey. But they have quite @ job knocking off the lower teams of the circuit -- times. They dropped two valuable points up in Kitchener on Sunday afternoon and indeed, acted as if they didn't want nor deserve a Junior 'A' playoff berth. But last night, against the same club, back in Bowmanville, Oshawa Generals turned on the heat against those same Kitchener Rangers and moved not only 11 points ahead of Hamilton Red Wings, who ab- sorbed a 5-2 licking from the Petes -- but they moved within six points of the fifth-place St. Kitts club, who tied with Mont. real Habs. This doesn't mean that Oshawa Generals are going to finish in fifth place but unless they completely fall flat on their butt, they should be a cinch now to clinch that sixth spot and a playoff berth. In fact, the way they're playing, they could finish in fifth place, ahead of St, Catharines -- and wouldn't that be something. The crowds at Bowmanville con- tinue to grow at each game and indications right now are that wien they gut that new Oshawa Auditorium ready for hockey action -- the seating capacity wil! not be big enough for Jeague games -- never mind any atiractive playoff action that might come along. } x x x x BRIGHT BITS: -- Leo Durocher faces a civil action for $150,000 on an alientating of affections charge . 'HOWIE YOUNG drew a five-game suspension from NHL president Clarence Campbell, for that business of spitting while im the penalty. box, at Toronto's Maple Leaf Gardens. He has al- ready served three games so he could be in action again on Sunday night -- against Leafs. So far, this incident has re- volved entirely around Young's actions, not those of a gen- tleman, while serving a penalty in a game that was never given much to turning sweatstained sweaters into "white shirts and tails". If the NHL president and/or his governors fail to do something about prohibiting owners, directors, man- agers, etc., from sitting in the immediate vicinity of the pen- alty box, then they are lax in their duty, They fine a manager ar coach for putting his foot inside the referee's room (if not fuvited) yet they allow people connected with the game to ait close to the penalty box --- the "trigger spot' of temper in any game, It's about time they cured this evil... . 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Anna Morin, and this is Jan, 29 Forwards: Gary Begg, Moo-|~ bruck, Austria, but will not play Gary Dineen, Montreal; Johnston, Birch Hills, Re Alienati MeLean of New Westminster, Conjin, Kitchener, Ont.; George! & | a on Bauer announc the names geles Dodgers baseball team,) passed through here en route to scored four goals within five! sieq the affections of a Vermont! Friday, The Canadians played|team of Swiss, Italian and Ca- by Rene Morin, a Swanton, Vt. ing hockey in Europe in a game) In Bern, the Japanese Olym- his wife Anna tie in four games in Kurope, through lawyer Ralph A, Foote TOO. SEVERE gle allegation of the entered sociation rejected a proposal hunting fatalities, The motion former members of Canadian at three years and Th charge, proposed at the asso.ments, Bobby Rousseau, Red bers of her immediate family. ] little support after several dete-/ Olympic team will return from/ 4. only basis on which I have! | ee COMPARE The four, who will remainisomin. Sask.; Roger Bourbon: | AT 1,00 . € with the team through its tour/nais, Riviere Qui Barre, Alta.;| Leo Durocher | in the Olympics are Montreal, defenceman Jack Wil: Sask; Terry Clancy, Ottawa: B.C, and David Merrifield of Swarbrick, Moose Jaw, Sask. MIDDLEBURY, V.t (AP) -- of the 17 choser' for the Olym-| LUGANO, Switzerland (AP)--|)3. named Tuesday in a $150,-! Moscow where two exhibition! minutes in the first period and/pousewife, his lawyer said, to a 44 tie with a suad of Ca-jnadian players 5~4 Tuesday) jonemason, who charged that! in Geneva Monday night. They pic team defeated a Swiss club Durocher denied the allega- Think Cc an ad a' | 'The statement said: SYDNEY, N.S. (CP) -- The Doomed To Lose complaint, I have had re priv 5 plaintiff's he Tuesday for automatic man- ene ot Ravnig. Piet 1 oo pa | calling for the manslaughter entries in world hockey tourna- this friendship I have ei ciation's annual meeting by the Berenson and Connie Broden, This includes Carolyn's mother, gates said they felt the meas. Austria defeated, i ° by's unbeaten Dunlops in 1958/as a striking beauty In her 20s St. Louis Braves ment," ress, Braves sharpshooters hold down/diens, also thought Father Bau-/iers--Mirs, Jean Hadley, Mrs, Ls PACK OF 8 GRUMBACHER OIL ure was too severe, "fT don't think they'll win," |nowa Ser." aananil ------ameewneenenomn | SVS Broaden, a member of Whit.) Carolyn Morin was described at Oslo. "Under existing rules who left university to pursue a) Se P we can't win an Olympic tourna. career as & model and TV ac t CPHL Pace Rousseau and Berenson, both SRS BACK LEO | DETROIT (CP) -- Si, Louis members of Montreal Cana-|"'Agiy Morin and et ree sin} the three top positions in the/¢t's collegians would lose. Paula Sharkey and Mrs, Blinor Central Professional Hockey) "Father Bauer has disciplined White pages this re, wae 'Do-it-Yourself' League scoring race, their ace defenseman, they've vaulted into first place in the Bastern division of the American Hockey League. All of which makes it more painfully evident -- there's still a great big gap between NHL calibre and that of the AHL. THE CNE Lake Ontario swim this next' autumn could be an "acrossthe-lake" affair and at that -- should be just as much of a spectator attraction, since there's aot much to see at any time, in this affair -- except the start and the finish : REJECT DEMAND N cluded from the Tokyo Olympic Gilbert of Minneapolis Bruins is seas LAUSANNE, Switzerland Games this summer, IOC Chan- fourth with 35 points and team this team very well," says Ber- through Foote: Phil Espositoe's 24 goals and/enson, who played with Belle-) .. i s St assists for 7S points in 42) Ville at Prague in 1959, "TI don't), naa Ga a games gives him first-place hon. think they'll win but they'll give |p iner ' | ors while teammate Al Caron, US 00d representation." a cher is st hon: with 39 goals and 25 assists, is) Rousseau, who saw infrequent auine teniiee 4 coo par) MN points off the pace, Caron's action at the 1960 games at/iicuiariy of Carolyn, but indeed) 39 goals are tops in the league.|Squaw Valley, Calif. thought! or ai) of us, and he has had no Ray Cullen of St, Louis holds the team should have playedigealings with our mother." 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