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14 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thursday, October 29, 1964 SPORTS MENU 'By Geo. H. Campbell FR ep date MONTREAL CANADIENS turned back Toronto Maple Leafs 5-2 last night in Maple Leaf Gardens. They did it main- ly on an all-out shooting ~~ peppering the puck at goalie , Johnny Bower almost eve e they got within range. Their is reported as being in the power-play and a jummary reveals the Habs potted three while the The penalty total shows Leafs ties as against nine for Montreal, period when the score closed at 1-1. Pcl aie he tam Ge Gu period, advanced the score to 3-2. Each sin-bin terms in the final frame and Mon- goals, Stars of the Canadiens' victory were Larose, with two goals, Claude Provost, Bobby Rous- 1 and Ralph Backstrom, with one apiece. For the benefit figure filberts, if there's much point in placing. any is on @ game played in October, it can be pointed out s were playing their second game in two nights, hav- had a tough tussle in Chicago on Tuesday, * It should also be. remembered that Canadiens were without defenseman Terry Harper and' centre Henri Richard, two of their more competent performers, In the gther bit of NHL action last night, New York. Rangers finally pleased their home fans with a win, 3-1 over Boston -- which left Bruins still without a victory and put Rangers back up in a tie for third place-- but they've played two more games than Wings and Hawks. Habs and Leafs share the top rung, with Montreal having a game-in-hand. Hi fl - i ae Pn +H ER § zg 2 ia : : ge x x x x CLARENCE CAMPBELL, president of the National Hockey League, gets into the sports columns again today. He an- nounced yesterday that he has rescinded a $100.00 fine levied against Boston's Ted Green. This penalty, along with five other $50,00 raps, to two other Bruins and three Rangers, came out of a six-player fight; during an exhibition game, early thig month in Boston. Bruins appealed and Green's fine was lifted on the basis of 'conflicting evidence' -- but all other fines will stand. Then, concerning the hassle in Chicago on Tuesday night, the NHL prexy gets himself more ink, when he is quoted as being "more concerned with Stan Mikita charging into a game official than with coach Billy Reay's verbal harangue against linesman Matt Pavelich and referee John Ashley." It all makes interesting reading but as an opinion, a player who gets "hot" in an argument and is already on the ice, must be admitted to have a better oppor- tunity to do something on impulse, that draws a penalty. But we fail to see where it is less serious, if at all, for a coach to "blast off' at game officials, after the game is over. It looks as if it might be a case of the chief getting a better deal than one of his Indians ! ; x x x x BRIGHT BITS: -- Jack Roxburgh, former CAHA presi- dent and now Liberal MP for Norfolk, launched a bill in par- HMament yesterday to have hockey established as Canada's National Game. Mr. Roxburgh said . . . "Hockey with its dash, crash and smash, truly represents the very tempo of our Canadian youth'. Another member asked what was the "purpose of the bill -- and got no answer! Friend "Mike" Starr had better not vote for that bill -- the lacrosse fans of the Oshawa-Whitby-Brooklin area might object... . JOE FRA- ZIER, who won the Olympic gold medal in the heavyweight boxing division, has revealed that he fought the final bout with a fractured left hand. He made the team as a substitute when the first choice, Buster Mathes, broke his hand, while sparring with Frazier. GREENWOOD RACE RESULTS nee RACE -- Purse maiden Week, Five Loves, Select Sin, Fabulous four year olds foaled" in CDA/|Star, Eveson, Berno Miss end Flo B. three end 7 furs (11) Good 540 3.40 2.90| Late Scratch -- Vertex Ruler. * 32,30 16.00] Winner, CH F 2, Espaller -- Turn Me 23.50| Free by Selector. Trainer D O Brown. Pool $58,416. Sv SIXTH RACE -- Purse $2,900 ailowan- end) ces three year olds end up 7 furs (7) 24Ramuntcho Cuth'son 29.70 9.90 3.40 7.80 3.10 2.0 Start good, won rit out |_ Also ran in order -- Mr. T. F., Already | Dia, Royel Start end Firebulieh | LATE SCRATCH -- A SECOND RACE -- Purse 000 claim-| Winner, oy H 5, greed pene -- Rose! Sees ond ta your outs T te {10 |des 'Vents Nigro Man rime Princess Lebiencl.60 5.30 4.10) Trainer P', H Merrill ig Pool $32,224. 2-Artista Dittfach 3.60 2.70) Quinella Pool $33,373. bag ged Maxwell 4.90| The Quinella, Ramuntche (2) and Johns Start good, won driving Champ (3), Paid $160.60 Also ran in order -- Rose Tudor, Taran- fo, Knight ©' Glin, 'Sly Stag, Noble's| SEVENTH RACE -- Purse $2,600 al- Brother, " gt ission Girls, Miss) Lybsiag Three year olds foaied in CDA eo by Mangoneo. Pool $22,016. | | 3.10 2.40 2.20) 7 ip Van Jive Armstrong 2.90 ree and --~Grert-| 7-Menette Harrison 3.40 won C7 | Start good, won ridden out reiner 3 M Hardy. Poot $37,964. | wane ran in order -- Ceirnarctic, Eim i, Windiesham, "Miss Armedan, Val- THIRD RACE -- : Puree $2,300 maiden) bey and Plentitude two year olds 1 mile (10) |_ Winner, DK B < fj ¢ 4, by Nirgal -- To-menes p Aly Floriana by War Reici, 6Mandrill Harris Tainer G. pda Pool $61,094, 3Mied Of Honor Parsons Start BIGTH RACE -- Purse $2,000 claim- 2.70 good, won driving : ly, rn un ay J te ing 'ee year ol up 7 furs (9) Aine Tae nord oe mote War|Zislang Flag Armstrong. 17.30 8.30 5.90 Netive Twin, Tanamakoon, Bobby Wea-|2-18 @-Argo Bound Lidge 5.20 3.60 bg Caniris, Royal Autumn and ie Pavan Goce, by Winner, B C 2, Menetrier -- Bull Tan by Bull Page. Trainer P, Richards. Pool $61,209. FOURTH RACE -- Purse $: three end four year olds | mile (12) Gubbins 118.90 68.10 33.40 5.30 3.90 5.30) Start good, oes ridden out Also ran in order -- Peaches Reward | Von Rich, nag ae Dr. P. Mac, Naki- ne and ite Jane Winner, CH G 6, rambling -- Witch's Taxi by Brooms Trainer A G ae Pool $77,018. Total Pool 1485,8: _Aitendance 790 INCREASES GOLF PURSE ST. PAUL, Minn. (AP)--The sponsoring St. Paul Junior Chamber of Commerce an- Te tit. Peek 9080. {nounced Wednesday the purse FIFTH RACE Purse $2,200 ciaiming| ae ce wd = ll egy -- golf tournament will be Perko view peg 30 3.60 3.00| making it one of the 10 richest Sone 3.20 ed on the U.S. pro circuit. The stort 'ariv "| purse is being boosted by $20,- Also fon in oraer sg Bride, Bive!000 over 1964. "Time ittfach Start good, won driving Also ran in order -- Big Boots, What | 's Courier, | te Winner, B F 3, Foturamatic Jovena| ,|ed two apiece. A BUSY PLACE! Crowded enough to look like a conven- tion (try counting 'em) is the ROE SE hb scene the photographer caught last night in Calgary, as Ted Woods (32) of the Stampeders . CALGARY'S REVENGE wiped Calgary Stampeders re- the hands of B.C. 26-14: win Wednesday night be- ference. Robinson, 22, a native Calgar-|~-- ian 'blasted field: goals from 48,| 47 and 17 yards, converted two} first. - quarter touchdowns and| addéd a pair of singles on field| SPORTS CALENDAR TODAY'S GAMES No Games Scheduled. FRIDAY'S GAMES CURLING The Oshawa Curling Club's "Official Opening" of 1964-65) season, at 7.00 p.m, Biddy League Opens Season The Westmount Kiwanis Bid- dy Basketball League opened its new season tecently at the Sim- co3 Hall (Simcoe St.) Boys' Club, Results of the games are as folows: K's Black defeated K's Red 34-4, K's Yelgw edged K's Green 14-18 and K's Grey out- lasted K's Blue 11-8, The point getters for the K's Black squad were Bill MclIveen with 22 points, Jim Bak netted leight and Larry Maloney got four. Randy Embury, Allan Boi- vin and Alex Ghereium shared K's Red scoring. Ken Embury was the outstand- ing player for K's Yellow with a 12-point performance. Steve |Hersie added the other mark- ers. John Boivin led K's Green with eight points, while Larry Norton and Dick Howser picked up two each. For K's Grey, Mario Cortis had four points. Nick Melyn- chuk netted three with Mario Candovico and Bill Sterling add- The K's Blue scorers were Bill Cobel with four and Ken Jordan and Ray Bartotzient with two each. TAKES JOB TOWNSVILLE, Australia (Reuters) --Ken Fletcher, 24, Australian lawn tennis player, said Monday he has accepted a job in Hong Kong and will not play on the Australian circuit this season. Fletcher was among 'rebels'? whom Austra- lia's Lawn Tennis Association banned this year from its Da- vis Cup team after they defied the association rule that players should not compete abroad be- lowed Calgary to replace Lions | season CALGARY (CP)--Larry Rob-;goal attempts to pace Stamped-| Winnipeg Blue Bombers. _.{inson's powerful right foot ers' scoring. jover B.C, in two years. atop the Western Football Con-| jtheir league schedule Sunday at|tack--a formation in which the |home against the last : Public Choice Wins Feature ST, CATHARINES (CP) Fanny Symbol, owned by Mr. and Mrs. Orlie Witte of Toronto, led all the way at the Garden City Raceway here Wednesday night to capture the featured General Brock $2,000 invitation trot and register her 10th win of the season. The nine-year-old brown mare combined with Flash Song in second place for an $8.40 quinella. Lullwater Frost was third, 1% lengths behind the! winner. + place PEARLS neti sey i fights his way through some hectic action provided by his blockers and would-be B.C. front. Robinsons Hefty Boot Puts Stamps In First B.C.{Staémpeder since 1952, Kempf, needs at least a tie to clinch|now with 73 points, It was Calgary's last game of/first place for the second con-|relegated to second place in the venge two years of mauling at|the regular 1964 season, its sixth|secutive year and gain a bye|scoring for the second consecu- Lions with a/consecutive victory and the first/into the best-of-three final. Quarterback Eagle Day al- tacklers, centre, with the ball held in tive season, Rol fore 20,000 fans. The victory al- | The loss was the second this|/ternated with substitute Jerry ance # tia at for Lions, who complete} Kelling in Calgary's shotgun at- year by Kempf. Pegs as / Simcoe Hall a ; z Minor Loop : a Cage Action There were three games play- ed in the Simcoe Hall (Simcoe St.) Minor Basketball League last weekend. Parts and Service Kinloch's 25- 'ed Firefighters 28-27, Police ; yr downed im ON EE mer ree Nominate Schollander For Sullivan Award SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -- Swimmer Don Schollander of Lake Oswego, Ore., the 18-year- old winne: of four Olympic gold medals, was officially desig- ated Wednesday night as the Pacific Amateur Athletic Un- ion's nominee for the Sullivan) . Award, The award is given by the AAU annually to the man or woman cami the outstand- amateur athlete in the United States. "SERVE COLD ON THE ROOKS OR WITH YOUR 19 Bolahood's CKLB 32-8; Rog the first game, Bill Lang- Jim Baskerville netted while Ted Boivin with five, John| London, Davidson got four and Stephen Gresh got a single, for the other markers. G. Perkins led Fire- fighters with ten, Bill Rajkovie and Tom Eldrige had scored eight apiece. . Chanlie Marlowe paced Police Assoc; to their win with 16 points, Other. scorers were: §. Hail with six, Brian Cassidy with two and P, Menser got one. Bob Sheepa sparked Kinloch's with ten points, Claude Roch- fort had three, white Larry Lioyd, Peter Densbany and J Zimmy shared the others, Marksmen for Bolahood's were Belinskit with 16 points" Mike Skoblikowsky scored seven, Brian Myers had '|five and Bill Swindell fired four. Jeff O'Bonne and Randy Packoo netted CKLB's tallies. NHL. LEADERS By THE CANADIAN PRESS Standings: Montreal, played 6, won 3, lost 0, tied 3, points 9. Toronto, played 7, won 3, lost 1, tied 3, points 9, Pointa---Mikita, Chicago, 14. Goals: Hull, Chicago 5. Assists: Mikita, Chicago, wl Shutouts: Orozier, Detroit, 'Wop That's Woods in the --(CP Wirephoto) appeared and Service ig Cable address of Britain's ; Scotland Yard headauater: is "Hand cuffs, FAVOURITE MIX" POLICE ADDRESS ai police UNITED PENTECOSTAL CHURCH 6 KING STREET EAST, OSHAWA (upstairs) OPENING SERVICES Sunday - 3 p.m. REV.-J. O. MOORE wBuperintendent--Onterio Distriet U.P.C, 7.30 P.M. -- REV. W. V. COOLING' Sec-Treas, Ontario District U.P.C, MID-WEEK TUESDAY -- 8 p.m. of Firfance and Treasury Boord; Crimine!l Lew, one Ities:. Mikita, Chi minutes. i member of Quebec Bor; Justice; Ottawa, Starting up to $12,500, Circulors 64-891, oe re 64- |quarterback stands 10 yards back of the line of scrimmage to take.the snap. Day scored Calgary's firs tl touchdown on a three-yard run and Kelling passed 14 yards to/ halfback Jim Dilland, seeing his first action since he suffered an ankle injury Aug. 7, for the other. Jim Furlong booted a 47- yard single for Calgary's other| point. B.C. scorers were halfback| Bill Lasseter on a_nine- yard| pass from quarterback Joe) Kapp and halfback Willi e| Fleming on a_ three-yard end| run, Peter Kempf. converted both. Robinson's 13 points boosted his total to 106 for the season, | jall but ensuring him of his first scoring title and the first by a Fanny Symbol was clocked at 2:10 for the mile over the five-| furlong track. Armbro. Adanac, Armstrong Brothers of Bramp- ton, @nt., also clocked 2:10 as he won the co - featured $1,100 St. Catharine's Gyro Club |] from owned by if POOL TABLES 11 models 139.50 MAJOR POOL EQUIPMENT Corp. Canada Ltd, 690 Drake Street, Oshawa _ 725-9151 efter hours 725-3661 purse. McLaughlin Coal & Supplies Faster 24-Hour Delivery Service -- With our Fleet of -- RADIO-CONTROLLED DELIVERY TRUCKS! ! Budget Plan - Automatic Weather-Controlled Delivery H "Turn To Modern Living With Oil Heat" TELEPHONE 723-3481 McLaughlin Coal & Supplies Lid. 110 KING ST. 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