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Barrie Examiner, 13 Dec 1961, p. 18

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TEE BARRIE EXAMINER WEDNESDAY DEC 13 By STEVE JONESCU Sport Editor PEACH OF LUM At 1012 of the third period of last nights Georg ian Bay Hockey League game at Collingwood Ship builders led Bay City Falcons 42 lt Collingwood had just two players for minors This meant that Barrie could have the edge for the rest of the game When play resumed itwas six Barrie at tackers Don Rich was pulled against three host de fenders Fourteen seconds later during which time Fal cons kept the puck dangerously close to Shipbuilders net Collingwood goalie Lumley and Barries Ken Rob ertson were sentenced for what the referee called interference 17 This meant that Barrie would have only five at tackers Collingwood maintained its threeman unit as Lumleys penalty was delayed and would only come to effect in the case of overtime Barrie scored 10 seconds later 1936 That didnt do anything to the strength of either side but p11la little extra vim and vinegar in the hearts of the Vistt ors who were trying to get the tying goal But the big play was Lumleys penalty He came out of his goal crease to shove and swing at Robertson who was parked in the spot youd expect for tipin dont believe that Lumley really gave darn that Robertson was there Harry just used his old nogging He knew that if he started scuffle with Robertson rof Bill Magill would have to sentence them both Reason Lum started the pushing match and an of fensive player gets the gate any time he looks cross eyed at goaltender Referee Magill would have been embarrassed if he could have seen the chuckle Lum was having after the penalty call The goaltender had done his mis sion which was to bamboozle the official Rob ertson was an innocent victim of cagey oldtimcrs strategy COLLINGWOOD NOTES The arena was not nearly filled causing some concern to the faithful rooters of the Shipbuilders and yours truly was told that some of the fans are down on coach Jeep Jackson Theyre down on the rest of the club too which had lost three in row prior to last night Defenceman Stan Ritchie used both as forward and ablueliner said injuries were to blame for Ship builders notsohot showing to date JUST NOTES Saturday nights mixed bonspiel at Barrie Curling Club will have just one draw at eight oclock rather than the usual two The evening will be rounded with box social latenight snowfall made dri ng conditions little rough However the entertainment received in local restaurant in the wee hours of the morning more than madeup for the case of shakes that may have developed on the road This Is Promotion Bruins Call Chadwick By LAURENT CHIASSON Canadian Press Staff Writer Ed Chadwick gets another chance this week to show whether he still has what it takes to be successful Na tional Hockey League goalie The 28 year old netminder once hotshot bigleague pros pect has been recalled by the lowly Boston Bruins to play in two midweek games at Chi cago tonight and Detroit Thurs day He unorthodox rookie Don Head another 28 yearold who has been show ing signs of wear and tear in recent games Head is sched uled to resume his post as the teams regular goalie after the Detroit game The Bruins with only one win in their last 11 games gave ED CHADWICK NY Yanks Start Salary Meetings NEW YO AP Mickey Mantle the ighcst paid player in the American League alde salary hfcsday with general manager Roy Hamey of New umley Cools Falcons Shipbuilde rs Triumph By STEVE JONESCU Chadwick chance earlier this scason andin two games the too pound native oi Fergus Ont was beaten 15 times Chadwick however has since been playing well with Kingston Frontenacs of the Eastern Pro fessional Hockey League and the Boston management felt he deserved another tryout The Frontenacs are idle until the weekend so he wont be missed HAD HOT STREAK Chadwick set the hockey world buzzing back in 195556 when he registered two shut outs and allowed only three goals during fivevgame trial with Toronto Maple Leafs He was Torontos rcgular goaltender the next two sen sons turning in creditable per formances considering these were lean years fur the Leafs But in 105850 he losthis job to veteran Johnny Bower and the Leafssent him to Boston last season in exchange for goalie Don Simmons Heads chief claim to fame is his aggressive attitude towards intruders in the goal crease area which earned him 101 minutesiin penalties with Port land Buckaroos of the Western Leaguelast season and has in volved him in few skirmishes with opposing NHL forwards DEFENCE UNEELPFUL The Boston job isnt exactly the most sought after assign ment in the goaltending frater nitythesc days The rookie studded Bruin defencet corps isnt the most solid in the league and Hcads horrendous 408 goalsagainst average for But some observers have faulted his style He is occasionally slow in covering up loosepucks and has been beaten on long blue line shots that were not screened Last Sunday against Montreal Canadiens the Habi tantss Tremblay lobbcd an flufooter that got by for goal Besides Head and Chadwick Boston has another netminder in its chain who might eventu ally help Hes Bruce Gamble still young at 23 Gamble played in 52 games for the Bruins last season This year hes out with Portland in the WHL Quebec Edges Rochester 53 By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS It took Quebecs Michel Har vey 25 games to get his sea sons total of goals up to six in the American Hockey League It took him only one more to raise it to nine The young centre leading scorer onthe Aces with 20 points rapped in three goals Tuesday night as Quebec beat Western Division leader Roch ester 54 in the leagues only game Frank Martin and Jean Ma rie Cossctte also scored for Que bec last place team in the Eastern Division Rochestcrs goals were by Dickie Gamble ference is set for today ccircd last year and now much we dont know at this time Hamey sold but we dont expect any trouble signing all the fellows hlanfles teammate Maris is expected to demand big boost over his reported $15 000 salary of the 1961 season Whitey Ford who had 254 pitching record with the chnmlt pion Yankees last season said he had not discussed salary tcms with Hamey Homey said he will not be surprised if Yankccs 1962 hose ball payroll hits $800000 WILL BE BIGGEST That would be by far the biggest outlay of salaries we have cvcr had he said in the past our salary figure hasnt gone much past the half million marknot crop in the Babe Ruth and Joe DiMaggio days But now we have an unus ual situation We have several players who have made out standing rccords They expect to be rewarded and rightly so Besides were in the biggest city of the country and were champions Were not complain ing Its nice fix to be in hlickcy is expected to ask for at least $85000 for the 317 bat Eskimos By GRAHAM COX EDMONTON CP Edmon ton Eskimos victims of chilling inn support suffered stagger ing $73000 deficit in theWcst ern Football Conference last season The loss was termed disas trous Tuesday night by club president Gordon Wynn He said must be taken if we are going to continue to have football club Wynn speaking at the clubs annual meeting said the Eski mos had expected to have an opcrating account of 525000 from which bonuses for new players signing for the 1952 sea son would be taken Looking to the future he do Tough To Pick NHL Rookie By LAURENT CHIASSUN MONTREAL tCPIt should be tough task for selectors to come up with clearcut yer dict on the National Hockey Leagues rookie of the year this season of the 13 newcomers eligible for firsthalf balloting later this month none has distinguished himself to any great degree This is especially so in the case of Boston Bruins who have seven of them One night they look good and the next time out they fall apart says Lynn Patrick the Bruins general in Theyre not consistent as team or as individuals Patrick says crew cut de fenceman Pat Stapleton has been the steadiest Others like goalie Don Head and centre Cliff Pennington have been hot and cold The Bruins other eligible roo kies are defenceman Eddie Westfall and Ted Green and for wards Terry Gray and Wayne Connelly Detroit Red Wings have the youngest and oldest candidates Bruce MacGregor centre is only 20 while Marc Boileau an other centre rescued from Her shey Bears of the American Hockey League was 20 last September RANGERS HAVE TWO New York Rangers have two hopefuls centre Jean Ratelle and leftwinger Vic Hadiield Montreal Canadians have lit tle right winger Bobby Rous seau and Chicago Black Hawks have hard hitting defenceman Wayne Hillman Toronto Maple Leafs have no candidates Two ballots will be held by hockey writers broadcasters and telecasters in the six NHL cities to Select winner The first ballot will include games up to Dec 31 The second will be on the lost half of the sea son The rookie of the year gets the Calder Memorial Tro phy and $1000 cheque from the NHL In most cases his own York Yankees but they didnt reach any terms Another con tlantlc is asking for on in crense over the $75000 he re We know were going to have to give some raiseshow many Heavy Grid Loss instant remedial action MICKEY hIANTLE ting average and 51 home runs he contributed to the Yankees winning cause this year when New York captured the world series lll tell you this Homey said We are not doubling nny bodys salary its our policy to reward players for good work but thts is gradualand mn tinuing process based in part on service to the club over span Remember we also have fellows like Yogi Berra Elston Howard John Blanchard and Luis Arroyo to name few All had good years and made contributions to our success Theyll want their rewards but dont expect any salary doubles These fellows deliver so do the Yankees They know it Suffered clarcd Reductions must be made in operating costs Costs must come down The Eskimos who finished in second place in the five team league lost season but were eliminated by Calgary Stamped crs in the semifinal playoffs rcportcd expenses at $549808 and receipts of $476250 AVERAGE IS DOWN Wynn said the club had anti cipated 15000 to 16000 fans at each game but only on average of 13000 turned out Treasurer Dave Bentley said this included record 21600 fans at Sept 16 game in which Edmonton tied Toronto Argonauts of the Eastern Con ference 88 and one of the smallest crowds in Eskimo his tory when 9000 watched Ed monton play Winnipeg Blue Bombers Nov Wynn said he could not under stand the small attraction the club held for Edmonton fans when it was the best draw ing team on the road helping to draw record crowds at Ottawa and Hamilton last season it is evident we were too optimistic We had every rea son to believe we could expect at least an average 15000 to 16000 fans at every game in city which is the fourth largest in Canada instead we had an average of just over 13000 He said last year the club al lowed coach Eagle Keys to take 28 United States imports and number of Canadian players into camp Perhaps we were wrongas it does cost lot of money to bring in players and then sub sequently have to send them home This cos must be dras tically reduce Cleroux Sceiis fit Suspension MONTREAL CPD Cana dian heavyweight champion Bob Cleroux of Montreal said Tues day his suspension by the Na tional Boxing Association of the United States is not going to make me lose any sleep What interests me he said is the name of my next oppon ent who should be known by the endof this week Cleroux was suspended in On tario in September for failing to fight return match with for mer heavy ht champion George Chuvan of Toronto The suspension nbw has been upheld by the NBA Clcroiix can still fight in such non NBA places as New York Massachusetts and Europe He canalso fight in Montreal where the athletic commission has not yet en dorsed the NBAs decision This suspension means abso lutely nothing Cleroux said Cleroux regained his Cana dian title from Chuvan in Aug ust in their third fight He posted $5000 guarantee that he would give Chuvalo return match by Sept 18 All this is nothing said Cleroux Chuvaio doesnt feel like fighting me any more than want to throw myself into the water Hes afraid of me Im ready to fight him tomorrow with bare handslf the match ever takes place Ill call for gloves of six ounces Ill knock Great goaltending poor de fensive play and plenty of bumps made up last nights Georgian Bay Intermediate Hockey League game at Coll ingwood You couldnt pick the better goalie although Harry Lumlcy in the Collingwood cage pulled Blades Outscore Buckaroos 63 31 THE CANADIAN PRESS Los AngelesBladcs were out of the Western Hockey League Southern Division cellar today for the first time in nearly month The Blades moved ahead of San Francisco on the strength of nicsday nights 64 win over Portland th edivision leaders And Calgary moved to within point of second place tie with Seattle in the Northern Di vision by trouncing Vancouver 71 with the help of Doug Bar clays but trick Donny Belirle second to teammote Gerry Goyer in in dividual scoring led the blade attack with two goals Bruce Carmichael who topped the league with 23 assists picked up three more and goal for four points Singles also came from Ralph Keller Gerry Goyer and Real Chevrcfils and Bruce Car michael Doug Anderson Dal Rolfe and Tommy hchie scored for Portland Besides Barclnys three goals Calgary registered counters by Sid Finney Ron Leopold Lou Jankowski and Fred Hucul Playing coach Phil Moloncy deprived Calgary goaltender Ed Babiuk of shutout by scoring the heater trick Shipbuilde had ootsoweak defence and handed out the heavier bumps and so took +3 victory their second such bomelce victory over Bay City Falcons SCRAMBLES All except one of the games goals were from right on thel nctminders doorsteps anddue to defensive lapses The eventual winner for the hosts by Cal Patterson was the only long mfooterl shot that scored Barrie netmindcr Don Rich partially blocked the puck It felt from his pads and trickled into the not That came at 1323 of the final sfnnu in which Shipbuil ders outscored outplayed and outebumped the visitors in fine fashion The shortrhandcd Falcons with Gerry McBride Al Nor rcna Ah Bowen and RossCam cron not on the scene were gasping for breath in the per iod and couldnt rnlly an attack until it was too late Barrie came close but this wasnt horseshoe pitching in the closing seconds while Colt ingwood had two players in the penalty box Within seconds Al Smith hit the goal post and Bob Garner had an open net from few feet away and couldnt do what usually comes naturally to him LUMS TRICK Lumlcy pulled his club out of hole in the dying seconds when he came out of the net to start in pushing battlcwith Ken Robertson This not only cool ed the Falcons but sent Roblt crtson to the sin bin This cut Barries manpower advantage to one with an empty not behind them with 30 seconds remaining CINCINNATI AP The of ficial National League pitching records for 1961 released TuesA day proved again why Milwau kees Warren Spahn is consid ered one of the greatest pitch ers in baseball history Spahn won the earned run championship for the third time pitched th most complete games for the seventh time tied for the lead in most vic taries and shutouts hail the only no hitter and extended two personal records whiel winv ning 21 games find losing 13 Spahn yielded 38 earned runs in 263 innings for 301 over age Jim OToole Cincinnatis ace left bander was second with 309 mark Spahn 40 year old south paw pitched 21 complete games and had four shutouts His vic tory and shutout totals were matched by Joey Jay the Reds star right hander Spahns no Warren Spahn Again Proves Hes One Of Baseballs Greats outs by alsouthpaw His life time won lost mark is 309 195 With 26 seconds remaining in WARREN SPAIIN Another National League rec hit game came at the expense of San Francisco Giants April 28 The Braves ace extended to 12 his major league record for roost times winning 20 or more games leftcd handed pitcher and to 55 his National League mark for lifetime shut NEW YORK AP Com missioner Pete Rozelle of the National Football League cracked down on Philadelphia Eagles officials Tuesday for statements emanating from Philadelphia in the last two days Rozelles action was an nounced by Jim Kensil the leagues public relations direc tor at weekly luncheon meet ing held by New York Giants who beat the Eagles 2024 Sun day to clinch at least tie for first es in the Eastern Con feren It was learned that Rozelle allt ready had spoken Willi Phila delphia officials before the presswns notified Eagle coach Nick Skorich and general manager Vince McNally had been critical of the offi cials calls in the Giant game particularly 15 yard rou ingtbckicker penalty against Ladies Curl For Trophy Lorna Bell and Marion Smith will skip the rinks in the final games this afternoon for the Sporting Trophy at Barrie Curl ing Club These skipsled their rinks to semifinal victories yesterday Lorna Bell had Audrae Webb Lois Patton and Betty Nutter They defeated Ruth Currie skip Mary Lou Hamilton Win nifred Spring and Fran Robin son gt Marion Smiths fournf Doris Johnston Mildred Marshall and Stella Clark defeated Edith Cor 25 games isntventirely his fault Bill Dineen and Gary Garrett ors reward him with another $1000 him out for sure but hell never want to fight me by skin Inez Stephens Marg NFL Commissioner Knocks Eagles For Knocking Officials scar and waxes indignant when ord was set by Sandy Koufax of Los Angelcs who struck out 269 batsmen Johnny Podres an other Dodger lefty had the highESt won lost percentage 783 on an ill5 mark The St Louis pitching staff had the lowest collective earned run average 374 the Eagles with about min utes to go Skorich also said in Philadel his that his game films showed the final touchdown pass by the Giants should have been ruled incomplete because Del Shof ner didnt come down with both feet in bounds McNally quoted Mike Wilson chief oftbe leagues officials as saying referee Ronnie Gibbs made an incorrect call on the roughing the kicker play Wilson declined to comment Tuesday night Vipond Raps Changers In Curling TORONTO CPLJim Vipond sports editor of The Globe and Mail says the newspaper did not carry the results of major bonspiel Tuesday morning be cause it knewnat least one score had been changed to represent closer match than had actu ally occurred Vipond indicates the practice is not uncommon low handicap golfer who would no more think of cheating in competition than raiding his grandmothers thinks nothing of padding curling it is brought to his attentionf Vipond writes This little deception in cur ling which is the most rapidly growing sport in condo is ac cepted it does not change the result of match merely assuagcs so the benev olent victors insist the embar rassment of losers in onevsided the molest Garner finally tip ped home drive by Smith running the count to its event unl end +3 WAS 1T Shipbuildcrs first goal in the third period at 58 seconds was disputed by Barrie and claim ed not so by some Coiling wood patrons Buck Forslund veteran wing er slid into the Barrie net and the goal judge blinked the red light Buck had scored but had the puck Rich said the disc was at least six inches away from even touching the line That goal preceded one by Don Keith and Pattersons ef fort The other Collingwood goal was scored by Ted Reid Other Barrie marksman were Lew Stoddart and Chuck Edward total of 22 penalties was called with Shipbuilders getting the nod more often than the Visitors 1n the leagues other game hlcnford defeated Drillia to move within two points of the firstplace Falcons Coiling woods win moved them into sole possession of third spot BARRIE goal Rich defence Roobcrtson Forbes Cairns Reid Groves forwards Mac Donald Edward Garner Smith Stoddart Campbell hfaloncy COLLINGWOOD goal Lum ley defence Ritchie Cromwell Kazarian Switzcr forwards Grier Nixon Keith Forslund Taylor Patterson llill Reid Robinson Rawn Foubcrt Officials referee Bill hlagill Orillin lincsman Hervey Per ronn Collingwood First Period FalconsEdward Maloney Garner 510 Penalties Kazarian interfer ence 23 Garner Ihighsticking 218 Taylor charging 001 Forbes slashing 1001 Patten son thighsticking 1202 Hill Second Period ShipbuildersT Reid Svitlzer Hill 14 FalconsStodth 520 Penalties Forbes interfer ence 225 Switzer tripping 656 Edward 10minute mis conduct 10431 Hill holding 1105 Rcid tinterfcrence 19K Third Period ShipbuildcrsForslund Shipbuildcrshcith Grier Reid 442 ShipbuildcrsPattcrson Kazarian Ritchic 1323 FalconsGarncr Smith 1936 Penalties Patterson inter ference 1501 Keith fhlghsfick ing 524 Cairns thooking 1020 Keith thoiding1024 Taylor ltrlpping 114011 Keith tripping 1429 Edward char ging 1551 Ifill lhighsticking 19121 Patterson slashing 1912 Fobcrtson and Lumley interference 19251 Pool Lashes fit Critics LOS ANGELES CPl Back field coach Hampton Pool nor molly placid follow has lashed out at critics who say be is calling the shots and not good ones with Los Angeles Rams of the National Football League It is preposterous to say that Bob Watcrfield is figurc head coach Pool stunned Tuesday Thcre are four offensive coaches and contribute only within the limits specified by the head coach have never taken one step beyond those limits Hamp blew his stack after reading published statements by such Ram players as tnckl Frank Varnchione and fullbng Joe hlarconl who said Mood that Watcrficld as head coach spearing 1956 popular price West and Valerie Enuns matches Years ago Adams distilled 29 great whiskieseach with its own distinctive char acteristics and then aged them in special oak casks Now Adams has married these 29 rare whiskies to create the superb flavour of Adams Private Stock This custom blend is presented in its crystal decanter at IAdams TPriVate Stock CUSTOMJBLENDED CANADIAN RYE WHISKV depends too much on Pool

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