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Referee Frank Udvari Has Lengthy Record, Criticisms And Fines Canadian Press Sports Editor "Frank Udvari is th worst A few reporters were around to record the words, but where was Punch after the game, which Maple Leafs won 3-2 on -room before reporters could get to him. And no wonder. It certainly would have been a twist to hear a winning coach complain about the officiating while his athletes were whooping it up. Imlach's appraisal of Udvari © followed the pattern set by | coaches in playoffs, and during the NHL season, over the years. They, and some of their play- ers, make ptobably a dozen or! more mistakes during a game and they take the heat off them-|was selves at times by picking on the guys in striped shifts. 8ID ABEL FINED : Udvari, a 39-year-old insur- ance man from Kitchener, Ont., who has been officiating in the big leagues for 13 years, has had his share of barbs directed at him. Two weeks ago, Coach Sid Abel of the Wings said, FRANK UDVARI among other things, that Udvari "gutless" after he awarded Chicago Black Hawks a dis- puted goal in the Stanley Cup semi-final. Abel wa by League Campbell. This prompted Vern DeGeer of the Montreal Gazette to do a little researching. It showed hit for a $500 fine resident Clarence that charges against this soft- GREENWOOD RACEWAY FIRST RACE -- 7 Furlong trot for 3 end 4year-olds. Maidens, A E Non-win- ners of $750. Purse $500 on 3-Belmiont eke sige He al nn te Se 7-Stormy Lee C., Wellwood Sr Twist, Pa oor mary) Start good, won driving. Also Ran in Order: nMital, Flying Her- bert, DQ--Invasion, Gay Frisco, and Armbro Echo. 0Q -- Finished 4th, disqualified and placed sixth. SECOND RACE -- 1 Mile pace for 4 yeer-olds and up. Purse $600 (7). SBelmont Clara, Varcoe 25.00 9.60 4.30 4Vern Song, C rowe 6.00 3.10 G Creed; Geisel Jr. 2.50 Start good, won driving. Also Ran in Order: Biack Sliver, Migh- ty Direct, Lynden Anne, and Josedele Flyaway. DAILY DOUBLE, 3 AND &, PAID $140.10 Kae nna dimaben ghd for + y (8). 2Tommy Direct, MacRae ger Stert good, won driving. Also Ran In Order: Negiey Hal, Chief a Dillon $, Handy Joe, end Full Swing. SIXTH RACE -- 7 Furlong trot for 3 olds and =< Purse $800 (6). » Graham 22.50 5.20 5.10 id, nese 4.50 3.20 S Dictator F Pick, Mcintyre 4.40 Start good, won driving. Also Ran in Order: Happy Mac Duff, 1 J Collins, and Wild Indian. Late can., Captain Riddell. QUINELLA 1 AND 2 PAID $69.99 SEVENTH RACE -- 7 Furlong pace for d-year-olds. Purse $1500 (7) 5-Stoney Burke, Feagan 3Billy Bayama, Fillon 4Angelic Wick, Findley Start good, won driving. Also Ran in Order: Judy Chief G, Scotch Flame, Highland Girl, and Am- bro Elsine. - 8.50 4.20°2.70 4.50 2.50 2.30 EIGHTH RACE -- 1 Mile trot for 3 eee ty, and up, Junior Div. Purse 4-Guess Who, Galb'th 1-Mary Louise, Waples 7-Ardee, Wellwood Start good, won driving. Also Ran in Order: Luilwater Frost, Flash Song, Van's Pride C, and Cadenza. 19.30 8.90 4.20 4.40 3.00 2.00 NINTH RACE -- 7 Furlong pace for 4 year-olds and up. Purse $800 (8). 2-Battle Kinney C, Furness 5.60 3.20 2.90 4Dr McGregor, Habkirk 3.30 3.10 7-Jean Third, Geisel Jr. 4.80 Start good, won driving. Pop- Also Ran in Order: Bive Angel, Chief Minor Helen, 4| 2r, Grattan, Big c */ ana 'arr Hanover. spoken man by team officials and players have resulted in fines totalling $3,200 plus since 1961. This total, said DeGeer doesn't count the $25 and $50 fines. DeGeer recalled the spring of -1961, and another Stanley Cup playoff between Detroit and Chi- cago. The Wings won the fourth game of the best-of-seven series 2-1 and after the game Chicago Manager Tommy Ivan charged that the winning goal was scored with two men in the Hawk goal-mouth and that Ud- vari "didn' have the guts to call it." TROUBLE FOLLOWS HIM Campbell rapped Ivan with a $300 fine and followed it with Harness Driver Not Interested In Pro Hockey TORONTO (CP)--Every time 20 - year - old Allan Waddell cracks the whip he drives him- self farther out of contention for a hockey career--but he doesn't mind. Waddell, who combines hockey with harness racing, has three wins, five seconds and four thirds to his credit at Greenwood Raceway. He fired 48 goals last season to lead South Mountain to the St. Law- rence - Ottawa Valley League championship. "But I wouldn't consider a hockey career now," Waddell said Wednesday in an interview. "The racing and hockey seasons clash and I would sooner race anyway.' Waddell grew up with horses on his father's farm at Oxfor Mills, Ont. about 30 miles south of Ottawa. When he was 16 he began driving at such tracks as Connaught, Blue Bonnet and Richelieu. Last year he guided 28 winners at Blue Bonnet and Rideau-Carlteon Raceways. 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Incidentally, DeGeer recalls, the 1961 Cup final cost Coach Toe Blake of Montreal Cana- diens $2,000 when he took a swing at another referee, Dal- ton McArthur. Last Dec. 7 at Toronto, in the now-famous Maple Leaf Gar- dens 'blood bath between the Leafs and Hawks, Udvari was the referee. Campbell scanned his game report, held Coaches Imlach and Billy Reay respon- sible for their players' behavior and socked them $1,000 each. A bunch of players were hit for smaller amounts. Trouble seems to follow Mr. Udvari. Toronto Kings Win Senior Cage Crown TORONTO (CP) -- Toronto Kings defeated Winnipeg Buf- falos 76-64 Wednesday to win the best-of-five Canadian senior men's basketball 'ae ce in straight games. Toronto wonlll the first game 79-60 and the sec- ond 80-65. The Kings will represent Can- pan. Playing coach Fred i gene of Winnipeg was the high po' getter of the series with ry Barry Howson of hg was second with 50 points three-game set. OPEN EVERY DAY FROM 9:30 A.M. TO 6 P.M. THURSDAY AND FRIDAY FROM 9:30 A.M. TO 9 P.M. s Unknown Friend Helps Maroons LJ 7 Finance Trip WINNIPEG (CP) -- Winnipeg Maroons, who said they would quit the western Allan Cup hockey finals rather than take a time-consuming trip for a mid- week game, are back in the pic- ture because of an anonymous benefactor. Bob Alexander, Manitoba rep- resentative of the Canadian Am- ateur Hockey Association, in- formed the Maroons Wednesday they will be flown to Saskatoon and back next Wednesday so the players won't have to take|Viding time off their jobs. Cost of the charter flight will ibe paid by the CAHA and a third party whom Alexander re- fused to identify. As a result, the best-of-seven series between the Maroons and Saskatoon Quakers will open here as scheduled Friday night with the second game Sunday afternoon. After the airlift third game next Wednesday, fourth and fifth games will be in Saska- toon April 4 _and 27. The re- two, ry, will|® be back in Winnipeg April 29 and 30. The debate, which Tuesday FIRST FOR MANY An important meeting of the Oshawa Minor Lacrosse Asso- ciation was held last weekend. Out of this meeting, emerged the- first constitution for the Other steps were taken too, to ensure that this will not only be a busy season but a profit- able and am interesting one. The executives are working hard towards this goal of pro- Oshawa boys with a chance to take part in Canada's national sport. FIRST FOR MANY For many boys, this will be their first time in a lacrosse uniform. This, however, should not deter the boys from coming forward and registration will continue for the next two weeks. Registration forms can be ob- tained from the new Simcoe Hall Boys Club, Eulalie avenue, the Oshawa Recreation Commit- tee, Gibb street, from Jim Bishop's Sporting Goods on King street east, and from the Sep- arate and High Schools, within the city. Regular practices will begin at the end of April, at the Chil- Minor Lacrosse Assoc. Plans Four Divisions dren's Arena and the Bathe Park Lacrosse Bowl. League games will get under way early in May. Oshawa's four minor lacrosse Leagues: Novice, Bantam, Pee Wee and Midget are now: offi- cially associated with the Jun- jor Green Gaels. This means that for all out-of-town games, Oshawa Bantam Green Gaels, etc. A proud title indeed to carry into the neighboring arenas. WILL HOLD CLINIC It has now been definitely es- tablished that a lacrosse clinic will be held at the McLaughlin Collegiate, on Monday, April 27, Further details on this impor- tant get-together will be forth- coming. Players, coaches and referees will have the: opportun- ity of listening and talking with Jim Naylor of Toronto, an ex- the teams will be known as the] ico Soccer Commission, y the first step been taken toward organiz- ating within three years. He said a special meeting will be held in Los Angeles April 23. He proposes a league with two en- tries from Vancouver and one each from Calgary, Edmonton, Los Angeles and San Francisco. Remember When? ... By THE CANADIAN PRESS Chicago Black Hawks won the Stanley Cup three years ago tonight for the first time in 23 years. They over- whelmed Detroit Red Wings 5-1 in the sixth game of the final, Chicago's Pierre Pi- lote tied Detroit's Gordie Howe for playoff scoring honors with 15 points, col- lecting three goals and 12 assists to Howe's four goals and 11 assists. Free Estimates Plumbing & Heating Installations Quolity at « low price, CALL SIMPSON-SEARS OSHAWA 728-9411 John Ovens, 0.2. OPTOMETRIST 8 BOND ST. E., OSHAWA PH, 723-4811 night saw Maroons Bud Holohan withdrew verbally from the finals despite a CAHA ion threat, dona game originally slated for Sas- katoon Saturday, April 25, as the fourth in the series. 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