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THE OSHAWA TIMES, Tuesday, February 16, 1965 Fi MICKEY MANTLE SIGNS HIS CONTRACT * New York Yankees' star © outfielder, Mickey Mantle, _ is shown here. He used a _ telephone hookup with New » York to announce the sign- ing of his_ third-straight $100,000 contract. At the news conference in Dallas, Texas, yesterday, Mantle said he had already signed his contract and sent it to New York and that he would report to spring training, at Fort Lauderdale, Florida, on March 1. * yee ghar cape SCHOOLBOY CURLING By DON ANGUS FREDERICTON (CP) --- Sas- katchewan and Ontario won both their opening games Mon- day to grab the early lead in the Canadian schoolboy curling championships. Northern Ontario, with a bye in the second round, was also undefeated going into the third round today of the 11 - rink round - robin competition, and held down third place with one victory. The Ontario rink skipped by Paul Sayage of Toronto de- feated Manitoba 15-6 in the opening round and then edged Nova Scotia 8-7 in\an extra end. Saskatchewan, skipped by Dan Fink, completed its two- game sweep by crushing Prince Edward Island 14-3 after de- feating Qubec 9-5. The day's action left British Columbia, Manitoba, New Brunswick, Nova Scotia and Al- berta all jammed in fourth place with 1-1 records. P.E.l. which drew the first- round by, Newfoundland and Quebec are winless. In other second - round action, Manitoba's Grant Wuckert wal- Leading Teams In Old Country LONDON (AP)--Standings of top U.K. soccer team's after Saturday's games: ENGLISH LEAVUE Division I WTL A Pt --(AP Wirephoto) FIGHT AFTERMATH 'Habs' Jim Roberts 'Receives $100 Fine . MONTREAL (CP)--Clarence Campbell, National Hockey League president, announced Monday he has fined Jim Rob- erts of Montreal Canadiens an éxtra $100 for his part in last Wednesday's brawl during a Canadiens-Maple Leaf game in Toronto. _ He also fined 10 more Cana- diens and six Leafs an extra Campbell said in a statement Roberts jumped off his bench While officials were getting con- trol of a fight between Frank Mahovlich of Toronto and Ted Harris of Montreal. "He said 10 more Canadiens followed leaving along with six Leafs -- an exodus which re- the players who were legally on the ice at the time. sure it did because no one had moved during the four or five minutes of the fighting among HELD RESPONSIBLE "He must, therefore, be held primarily responsible for the cluding the expanded fighting and the intolerable delay of the onto, was held up from 15 to 20 minutes by the brawl. onto coach Punch Imlach. left the bench of his own free will t develop its in- ame."" The game, won 6-2 by Tor- Campbell exonerated Mont- real coach Toe Blake and Tor- He said Roberts told him he "without instructions 'or prompting from anyone and I am satisfied that once he had done so it was not possible for either coach to restrain their other players from doing so." The extra fines were in addi-| tion to the $25 automatic penalty for leaving the players' bench to fight. The Montreal players fined an extra $25 dollars are Jacques Laperriere, J. C. Tremblay, Ralph Backstrom. Dick Duff, Claude Provost, Bobby Rous- seau, Henri Richard, Jean-Guy Talbot, Dave Balo, and Noel Picard. Toronto players fined were George Armstrong, Ron Stew- art, Dickie Moore, Bob Baun, Eddie Shack and Allan Stanley. ed in "'the continuance of e fighting which was already in progress and produced many more fights and scuffling to the Point where game officials were unable to handle the situation." Campbell said Roberts left his stick and gloves behind when he left the bench and that while it is 'not certain that his ac- tion necessarily caused the sub- sequent exodus from both benches, it is reasonable to as- Order Adopted For Probe On "62 NHL Game > BOSTON (AP)--The Massa- _. House of Representa- ives adopted Monday an order, MONTREAL (CP) -- Centre Stan Mikita of Chicago Black Hawks has stepped up his drive for a repeat win of the National Hockey League scoring title, in- advertently aided by team-mate Bobby Hull's four-game absence because of a knee injury. Hull led the league by 14 points on Jan. 7 but Mikita nar- rowed the lead to one point after last week's action. Official NHL statistics re- leased today give Hull 67 points made up of 38 goals and 29 as- sists. Mikita picked up four points in Hawks' four games to give him 66 points made up of 20 goals and 46 assists. Mikita :s by Representative Gerald . Morrisey, calling for an in- Yestigation of profes sional hockey in the state in the light a controversial New York-at- joston National Hockey League fame three years ago. * If the state Senate also passes e order, an investigating com- fhittee will be set up. . Representative Morrissey said fh a statement that "the par- ficular game in question in- yolved .. . Boston Bruins, and was played March 22, 1962 against New York Rangers in hag: and (was) ia @f New York... ." New York won the game 4-3 find clinched a Stanley Cup playoff berth. » Weston W. Adams, president Of the Bruins, later Monday is- gued the following statement: _ "The National Hockey League fas just completed its own in- festigation of the incident giving ta to the inquiry for the sec- Ond time and is satisfied that the charges are wholly un- founded. / - "However, if the Massachu- getts legislature wishes to inves- tigate any further, we will be Yery happy to co-operate in any way." alleged to ve been manipulated in favor is also the league bad man with |138 minutes in penalties. | Hull has 14 more goals than jhis nearest competitor, Norm jUllman of Detroit Red Wings | who is in third place with 52 |points. Mikita has 10 more as- jSists than his nearest rival, jteam-mate Pierre Pilote. | Hull has 16 games left in |which to score 13 goals needed |to set a season record. Mikita is 12 assists short of the season record held by Jean Beliveau of Montreal Canadiens and Andy Bathgate of Toronto Maple Leafs. Pilote's 36 assists is 10 short of the season record for defencemen he holds with Bill Gadsby of Detroit Red Wings. HAWKS FOUR AHEAD The Hawks moved four points ahead of Montreal and Toronto after the week's play although Chicago has picked up its 64 points while playing two more games than Montreal and one more than Toronto. Montreal, only a point behind won only one of its last eight jgames, Canadiens' poorest rec- ord in 13 years. Detroit is fourth with 58 points, 17 more than Hull Retains Lead Despite Setbacks Chicago a week ago, now hasr~ fifth-place New York. Boston {s last with 33. ' Toronto leads in the goaltend- ers' race with 125 goals against scored against Johnny Bower and Terry Sawchuk in tne games. Detroit's Roger Crozier, who leads the league in shutouts with five, is next with 123 goals against in 50% games. Detroit leads in team penalties with 817 minutes, The leaders: GA Pts, PiM Hull, Chi 8 29 6 26) Mikita, Chi Uliman, Det Esposito, Chi Howe, Det Provost, Mtl Goyette, NY Pilote, Chi Backstrom, Mtl 19 Henry, Chi 23 Gilbert, NY 20 Bucyk, Bos 17 Mahovlich, Tor 15 |Tranmere > - 30 44 38 44 31 41 49 34 55 33 19 19 16 Chelsea Leeds Man United Tottenham 14 Notts Forest 12 Division Newcastle North'pton Norwich Bolton Derby Crystal P Division 18 17 17 DRrAOR -_ oon H 5 35 41 32 39 34 38 38 33 52 33 39 33 a -- HUBwWwW aeMwmeos SCHOHBOHY 40 43 38 42 5 37 41 47 40 48 39 Hull City Carlisle Gillingham Bristol R Mansfield SNoON SNIP os a ~ 15 9 Division IV 3 39 47 43 45 49 44 36 43 31 39 39 39 ork Bradford Brighton Oxford Rochdale 15 9 7 54 SCOTTISH LEAGUE Hearts 16 5 4 66 Hibernian 16 3 4 53 Dunfermline 16 2 5 55 Kilmarnock 145 5 41 Rangers pt My A SY § Division If Stirling Alb'n 19 5 Queen's Park 15 5 Queen of S 1012 § Arbroath ll 9 East Stirling 12 6 Hamilton 32 37 27 35 23 34 23 33 23 29 63 43 62 21 43 30 35 41 32 44 3431 44 29 30 12 6 54 41 30 IRISH LEAGUE Derry City 10 2 0 40 Glenavon 8 1 4 41 Coleraine 6.25 31 Linfield 6 2 4 32 Glentoran 62 5 22 16 22 19 17 20.14 24:14 27 14 Remember When? ... 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Richardson had blanked the ninth end after Steski had taken Football Deaths Show Increase LOS ANGELES (AP) A sharp increase in U.S. football deaths last year was noted to- day by Dr. Floyd R. Eastwood, chairman of the American Foot- ball Coaches Association. Dr. Eastwood says deaths rose to 45 in 1964 from 24 in 1963, Most of the deaths (27) could be traced to traumatic blows while the others came from in- direct causes, including heart failure, heat stroke and infec- tion, the professor said. Twenty-one of the traumatic deaths were suffered in high school games, three in college, two in sandlot play and one by a professional athlete, East- wood said. Dr. Eastwood is a professor jat Los Angeles State College jand has been keeping records jof gridiron fatalities for 33 years. t a 6-5 lead in the eighth in or- der to have last stone coming home but the scheme backfired. Ontario had a tougher time against the Nova Scotia four- some. 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