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That is how coach Ab Cava reacted Thursday night after Port Arthur Marrs tripped Tor- ento Marlboros 6-4 in the third game of the Memorial Cup jun- ior hockey final, slicing their deficit in the best-of-seven se- ries to a single game. "It puts us back in the se- ries,'" Caya said, "But we're out to win the cup.' Toronto still leads the series two games to one. * In the Toronto dressing room, coach Gus Bodnar and manager Jim Gregory were philosophi- cal. | . "Anything can happen in jun- for hockey," they said. "But Bodnar. The fourth game in the best- of-seven Canadian championship series will be played hete to- night. Bodnar said a '"'bad'"' penalty --a two - minute sentence for slashing to defenceman Mike Pelyk at 13:38 of the third pe- riod--decided the outcome. Port Arthur scored what proved to be the winning goal 36 seconds Pelyk committed the infrac- tion before a faceoff, taking a swipe at a Marrs player in- volved in a line change. The big men for Port Arthur were Bill Fairbairn and Juha Widing, who first donned Marrs uniforms last Sunday. Both 100-point men for Bran- scored we're in no way down," added|don Wheat Kings in the Mani- toba league this season, they are reinforcements permitted under Canadian Amateur Hockey Association regulations designed Western club in the Memorial Cup series. Widing and Fairbairn both including three in the third period as Port Arthur broke out of a sec- ond - period slump that. had put later. them behind 4-3. Tim McCormack and John Healey were the other scorers for Port Arthur, in the final for the first time in 19 years. MARLIES SCORE 4 Marlboros, 6-3, and 8-4 victors in the first two games, had over- come a 2-0 deficit with second- period goals by Terry Caf- frey, Tom Martin, John Wright and Cam Crosby. : Fairbairn, who also picked up to strengthen two . goals, the 'Jacksonville Explosion Causes Maple Leafs Grief By THE CANADIAN PRESS Jacksonville Suns; who had lost four straight games and scored only one earned run in 32 innings, erupted for 10 in the last two innings to rout Toronto Maple Leafs in International "League action Thursday night. The Suns downed the baseball [sever 3-1. pitchers in the eighth. Buffalo Jacksonville scored seven runs off three Toronto survived a' six-RBI performance by Jim _ Beau- champ by scoring four runs in the eighth inning to defeat the Braves. Beauchamp earlier had driven in all but one of Rich- Leafs 10-2, salvaging the final game of a four-game series with Toronto. The loss ended a three- game Leaf winning streak. In other IL games, Buffalo Bisons rallied to defeat Rich- mond Braves 11-7 and Colum- mond's runs with a pair of home runs, the first a grand slam in Richmond's five - run For Buffalo, Mel Perry hit a three-run double and finished two assists, scored the winning tally and lofted the insurance goal into an empty Toronto net after Marlboros had yanked goaltender Bob Whidden. The rough.clash before more than 5,300 fans ended with Crosby exchanging swings with Marrs Ray Adduono and Bob Kelly. In trying to separate the combatants, linesman Roy La- more suffered a scalp cut. The participants received majors, with Kelly getting an additional PAIR OF CHAMPIONS Former heavyweight champion Joe Louis checks the championship belt of Dick Tiger in New York Friday. Tiger is preparing to defend his light heavy- weight title against Jose Torres in New York Tues- day. Tiger upset Torres in December but the latte is favored to regain the title. The belt was presented by Ring magazine. (CP Wirephoto) misconduct, Referee John McVey called 29 penalties, including seven ma- jors for fighting. Port Arthur fifth. took 15, including four majors. LEAGUE LEADERS the night by driving in five bus Jets whipped Syracuse|runs. Cotton Clayton's homer in the OTE OSE, FRESE Chiefs 5-1. Rochester at Toledo CP) -- Bert was postponed because of rain./sixth inning for the Jets wiped National wre nee Pin tah Rh Bac A single and an error gavejout a 1-0 Syracuse lead. Five Copela. me 76 16 29 ries Thursday of California Seals in the Suns their tying run at 1-1|walks, a hit batsman and a Aiton ee * 82 7-99 geaithe expanded National Hockey in the seventh inning. Then/homer by Jack Damaska--good| 7) ey. By Poh 83.15. 29 349 League. Dave Smith belted a two-run|for three runs--did the rest of Willa Psh 8 sees Gldintend 40, teldecceees con. home run to send the Suns inithe damage. ills Pg 78:12 26 .333) ¢ » 40, P Brock StL 112 15 37 .330/ference he has agreed to a Runs -- Aaron, Atlanta, 22; Harper, Cincinnati, 21. Runs Batted In--Aaron, At- lanta, 21; D. Johnson, Cincin- BASEBALL SCOREBOARD By THE CANADIAN RESS Cleveland 9 13 409 6 Inati, Brock, 20. National League |Baltimore 9 14 .391 614) Hits--Brock, 37; Pinson, Cin- W iL Pct. GBL! Thursday's Results cinnati, 33. Cincinnati 18 9 .667 -- (Chicago at Baltimore ppd, rain Doubles--Cepeda, 9; R. Al- Pittsburgh 13 9 .591 2%4/Cleveland 2 Washington 1 len, Philadelphia, 8. Bt. Louis 14 10 583 2%/Kansas City 0 Minnesota 8 Triples -- B. Williams, Chi- Atlanta 14 11 .560 3 Only games schduled. cago, 4; Morgan, Houston, 3; Chicago 12 10 545 3% Probable Pitchers Today Home runs--Torre, Atlanta, Philadelphia 12 11 .522 4 Kansas City (Nash 3-2) at|7; Aaron, D. Johnson, 7; Brock, San Francisco 10 14 417 614/Minnesota (Kaat 1-3) N 6. New York 9 14 391 7 California (McGlothin 3-1) at} Stolen bases -- Brock, 11; Los Angeles 9 14 .391 7 |Chicago (Howard 1-2) N Harper, 9. Houston 8 17 320 9 Cleveland (Bell 1-2) at Wash-| Pitching -- Veale, Pittsburgh, Thursday's Results Cincinnati at New York ppd, ington (Moore 2-0) N 5-0, 1.000; C. Osteen, Los Ange- les, Queen, Cincinnati, 4-1, .800. rain Atlantia 9, Pittsburgh 2 Only games scheduled. Probable Pitchers Today New York (Seaver 3-1) St. Louis (Jackson 3-2) N Philadelphia (Ellsworth 1-1) at Cincinnati (Ellis 2-2) N Atlanta (Jarvis 3-0) at Pitte- burgh (O'Dell 20) N Chicago (Nye 2-1) at Los An- geles (Osteen 4-1) N Houston (Zachary 0-2) at San Francisco (Marichal 4-3) N Saturday's Games Atlanta at Pittsburgh ' Philadelphia at Cincinnati New York at St. Louis N Chicago at Los Angeles Houston at San Francisco American League at W L Pct. GBL Detroit 15 7 682 -- Chicago 147 667 % California 13 13 .500 4 Washington 12 12 500 4 New York 11 11 500 4 Boston 11 12 478 4% Minnesota 11 12 .478 4% Kansas City 10 14 .417 6 Baltimore (Palmer 1 - 1) at New York (Ford 2-2) N Detroit (Wilson 3-2) at Boston trikeouts -- Marichal, San reset 50; Gibson, St. Louis, 43. three-year contract with Cali- fornia which last season played in the Western Hockey League. Salary was not disclosed. Olmstead Seals' Coach: 'Chance Regains Old Form: With Heavy-Hitting Twins: By MIKE RECHT | Associated Press Sports Writer Baltimore in the AL and Cincin- of the light - hitting Angels. - Pitching for Minnesota has jnati got the same weather treat- made Ohio farmboy . Dean ment at New York in the NL.|throwing Thursday night, Chance happier than a farmer market price doubled. Award with California Angels, | is rounding up the scattered Twins and fattening them up as a pennant threat. "With this team, I don't think | I'm going to after blanking Kansas City Ath-| letics 8-0 on a one-hitter. "It's fun when you win; its | fun to play the game," he said, | responding to his 5-1 record) which makes him the winning-| est pitcher in the American! League. "It means something to play for a pennant contender be- cause you know you're playing for something." | Chance, who operates two) farms with a total of about 285 acres near Wooster, Ohio, also owns almost half of Minnesota's 11 victories and has kept the sluggish Twins tied for sixth, only 4% games from the lead. | Steve Hargan and Bob Bruce | jalso had reason to be jubilant. | Hargan hurled a five-hitter in Cleveland Indians' 2-1 victory | over Washington Senators in the only other AL game, and Bruce | allowed only three hits in pitch-| ing Atlanta Braves past Pitts- burgh Pirates 9-2 in the only Na- \tional League contest. , |with a pen full of hogs and the 1965 and then 12-17 last year/|first major league homer with after his The hard-firing right-hander, earned him J who had fallen on sad times| Award as baseball's best socked in three more. since winning the Cy Young pitcher, is still rejoicing over the trade that brought him to/panny Cater's single in the the Twins. Mincher and Jimmie Hall to get lose another him. Now he talks about being} game," Chance said in an ex-|named comeback player of the|two wild pansive mood Thursday night|year, winning 20 again and ad-|Ford Whitfield who doubled, jremembered for his escapadesting double. THE OSHAWA TIMES, Friday, Mey 12, 1967 17 i ' aig * 4 * Cael cal Chicago was rained out at,with Bo Belinsky as a member: But the way Chance was he Chance, who fell to 15-10 in/only needed rookie Rich Reese's ° 20 victories in the 1964;none on. Reese drove in two. Cy. Young|more runs and rookie Ron Clark The only hit off him was fourth inning. He struck out up Donjeight and walked six. Hargon, 3-3, did not have it so leasy as he outdueled Camilo The Twins gave |Pascual, 2-1. Hargan led 2-0 on. pitches that scored. The 25-year-old hurler still is'and Chuck Hinton's run-scor- O.M.C. meee DON'T. DELAY Avoid the rush an dhave your motor serviced by our mechanics. Boot repair and refinishing by skilled craftsmen. 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A native of Sceptre, Sask., he came to Vancouver at the rec- CHANGE SPEEDS UP ommendation of Emile Francis,| Olmstead played junior coach and general manager of|hockey with Moose Jaw, Sask. the NHL New York Rangers. |He graduated to Kansas City for "It was agreed if Emile found|two seasons before entering the the combination job of coach|NHL in 1948 with Chicago Black - --: pee je too much |Hawks. of a load, I would become his i assistant," said Olmstead. | Right winger Olmstead played "After last season, it was quite |" four Stanley Cup champion apparent Emile could look after|teams in Montreal and one in his responsibilities." !Toronto. THUNDERBIRD PRO SHOP WHERE THE GOLFER SHOPS ! MEN'S GOLF SHOES -- Size 7-12, Width B-E, FEATHER-LITE -- TOP-FLITE -- ETONIC. From ......... Pee 16.25 To 67.50 LADIES' GOLF SHOES -- Sizes 512-9, Widths AA-C. LECKIE -- BREVITT -- ETONIC. 15.95 To 39.95 LATEST STYLES & COLOURS With complete "WE CAN FIT YOUR FOOT. 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