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Hockey Still The Life For ExGoalie Rayner By KEN CLARK KENDRA om cc Eight years removed trom the big time hockey is still the life blood of Charlie Rayner retired goaltender active conch Hockeyt Its in my blood said the burly 41ycamld native of Saskatoon And its still terrific life Rayner has just completed his fourth season as minor league coach in this northwest ern Ontario town of 11000 lts place of memories for him lie played goal three years for the junior Konora Thistles end ing in mo and then went to the National Hockey League Iirstwilh the old New York Americans and later with New York Rangers Now he handles the Kenorn intermediate Thistles and their junior edition in the same old naturalice arcna from which he jumped to the NHL Except for flecks of grey in his bushy black hair Rayner has changed little since his years in goal At 230 pounds he weighs in more than in 12 when bad knee helped him de cide to quit the NHL after 11 season Rayner won the Hart Iropby as the leagues most valuable player in 1950 and still counts that as his bi54moment in hockey He finds than playing The responsibility for the teams performance is on the coach Even the goaltender doesnt have this weighing on him When youre coaching youve got to deal with personalities Andthere are some guys you just cant do anything with Youve got to rule with an iron on frequent problem was to get yoltrtlng players to do as theyre to coaching tougher There are many kids about 18 who think they know how lo play in the NHL if anybody knows Rayner does He played 76 regular seasoo games in the NHL De spite the fact he spent much of his career with nlsorons he managed to make the second austar team three times and compile lifetime goalsagainst average of 293 Hockcy is only part of Ray ners present interests in the summer in partnership with on other former Hanger goalie Sn gar Jim Henry he operates Hockey Haven tourist camp 10 miles east of here He hopes to move up in the coaching rsnks even if it means pulling up roots each winter prospect he greets with mixed feelings Ive spcnt lot of my life on trains he said Rayner and his wife have less to hold them in one spot now that their daughter has reached the age of 15 Hook Takes Pounding In Test As Starter NEW YORK AP Only two weeks remained before New York Mets begin firing in corn est and manager Casey Stengel wanted to take good took at pitcher Jay Hook It turned out to be shatter ing experience for tho grizzled old Case and the 25yenrold righthnndcr Facing Baltimore Monday Hook was hit with abandon as lhc American League club bombed the Mets new entry in the National League 188 gt Hook went six innings yield Ing 17 hits and 16 runs The Orioles got nine hits and eight runs in the sixth inning They collected two more runs and four hits against rookie Evans Killeen Included in the outburst against Hook were two homers byDavo lcholson and one each byBrooks Robinson John Powell and Russ Snyder Hook $125000 premium player drafted by the Mets from Cincinnati Reds was angry Orioles about the pounding but said he held no grudge against Stcngcl for leaving him in Casey laid left him in there because want to make him starting pitchernod be worked the equivalent of nine innings Anyway dont think it hurt him And it might make bctter pitcher oi him CARDS WIN AGAIN St Louis Cardinals recorded their eighth straight victory of the exhibition season by edging the Reds 76 New York Yank ees beat Detroit Tigers 55 in 10 innings Houston Colts trounced Los Angeles Angels 74 Los An geles Dodgers beat Mliwritikec Braves 73 Pittsburgh Pirates edged Chicago White Soc 109 and Chicago Cubs beat Cleve land Indians sevenrun explosion in the fourth inning started by Ken Eoyers basesempty homer and climaxcd by Minnie Minosos homer with two on enabled the Cards to top the Reds Cincin noti had jumped ahead 50 against Curt Simmons before Soccer Spotlight Is Focused On Teams In The SemiFinals LONDON The soccer spot light at the moment is focused on the four teams which are through to the semifinal round for the English CupBurnley Tottenham Hotspur Manchester United and Fulham lhe fans at Burnley had foretsste of the great game there could be at Wembley if the forecasters are right snd Eurnley and Touenham qualify for the fin nlrround After 90 minutes of rousing football marked by thrills and skill the league game between these two teams ended in 22 draw It was fair result There was little to choose between the teams and should they win their semifinal cup games the bet ting fraternity will have tough time making correct guess as to the ultimate wins oer and it would only be avguess tht of the other two teams Manchester United did not look bit like cup send Linallsta as they lost HI to Bolton But Fulham still in the relegation zone played like champions in winning 52 over Sheffield United After the game one football expert was so impressed with Fulhams stellar performance that he wrote Im putting my man ey on fulharn the outsiders to win the cup THE LEAGUES There was little change in the first division standing be cause while Burnley and Tot tenham were splitting the points secondplace Ipswich lost chonee of improving their position by also having drawn game with Blackpool Everton trimmed Chelsea 44 to move intoa third place tie with Totienham Only Ipswich one point behind Hurnley but with two more games played have chance to catch up with the leaders Fulham gathered in two val uable points by beating Shef field United but are still at the bottom two points below Chelsea who lost to Everton Cardiff City and Nottingham Forest each picked up use fuljpoint by drawing with Ars enal and West Bromwich res pectively and are three and four points ahead of Chelsea The second division leaders Liverpool and Leyton Orient played drown game at Ley fony so fashions are unchanged with iverpool five points ahead Plymouth jumped into third place by defeating Sund erliind while Scunthorpe were losing to Newcastle At the bottom Charlton took big jump clear of trouble byw1n ningat Derby while Brighton Leeds Bristol Rovers and Bur nlcyare all on the losing side It looks like Leeds and Bright ton for the drop to the third division PORTSMOUTH RAMPANT Portsmouth with clear lead of nine points over Bour nemouth and Bristol City tied in second place are assured of jump back to the sec ond division Bournemouth drop ped point with draw at Southend Clos behind the lead ers are Grimsby Queens Park Rangers and Peterborougb ready to close in should any of the top three slip Bottom of the table Newport sprang surprise by beating Crystal Palace 21 only their fifth win in 36 games but they are doomed to relegation accom panied by Brentford Lincoln and Torquay Millwnll enhanced their pro motion chances by defeating League leading Colchestor 24 in the fourth division and drawing to within one point of the leaders Carlisle and Wrex ham however dropped behind by losing their games and Crewe on winning streak have jumped into challenging position for the fourth promo tion spot N0 CHANGE There has been no change in positions in the Scottish Le ague Rangers beat Falkirk 71 and Dundee heat Raith Rovers 32 to hold the Hangers lead to three points in the first division The second division leaders Clyde and Queen of the South also had easy vie fories and are 12 and 10 points respectively ahead of Montrose and Morton tied for third place HOCKEY By THE CANADIAN PRESS Eastern Professional Ff Hullvoltawn 36 21 11 222 167 83 Kingston 37 23 251 213 Kitchener 35 23 25 207 E0 Sudbury 27 30 11 277 251 65 North Bay 22 37 176 221 53 Mario 17 40 10 193 270 44 Mondays Result Kingston Sudburyvll Tonights Game Kingston at Snult Ste Marie other results Monday Ontario Senior Windsor Chothnm East Chathnrn Moroons at Windsor Bulldogs Windsor teams hestofseven quarterfinal Allan Cup Montreal Buckingham First game of bestedfive eastern semifinal Saskatoon Winnipeglc Winnipeg leads bestnfseven western semifinal the Cards found the range against pitcher Jirn ltfaioney Pedro Gonzales optioned to Richmond Virginians of the In tematlonnl League by the Yonk ees just before game said farewell wlth 10th nlng triple that drove in the winning run against Detroit John Blon chard who singled before Gon zoles bit also homered for the Yanks as did Mickey Mantle Rocky Colavito hit two homers for the Tigers AMALFITANO HOMERS grandslam homer by Joey Amnlfitano plus the four hit pitching of Bob Bruce and Jim Ulbrlcht paced the Colts over the Angels The Dodgers raked Lew Bur dette for five runs in five inn ings for all they needed against the Braves Jlrn Gilliam led the winners with two doubles and single raising his spring oven age to 552 The Pirates got by the White Sox despite sensational bat ting spree by Joe Cunningham who whacked homers in his first three times at tho plate and added single on his fourth Pittsburgh getting homers fmm Bill aneroskl and Ro berto Clemente got to burier Early Wynn for six runs in three innings and Juan Pizarro for four more in the next two Highthnnder Vern Law out most of last season with had arm went five innings for the Pirates in his first spring start He yielded six runs and 10 hits but said he was satisfied with his arm Draw Gives Fronts Second SUDBURY CP Goals by Dick Cherry and Orval Tessier in the third period pulled King ston Frontenacs to so tie with Sudbury Wolves Monday night The tie gave the Frontenacs sole possession of second place in the Eastern Professional Hockey League two points he hind Huil Ottawa Canadians The Wolves are secure in the fourth and lost playoff spot ressiers goal his 515i of the season was scored with only 22 seconds left in the game The teams split pair in the first period and Sudbury tallied twice without reply in the second Bah Attersley was Kingstons other scorer Sam Bettin scored twice and Bob Dillsbough once for the Wolves Bulldogs Lead Chatham 2D CHATHAM GP Windsor Bulldogs took 24 lead in the bestofseven final of the Ontario Hockey Association Senior Se ries dumping Chathnm Ma roons 54 firstperiod lead and RECORD Memorial Cup Fort Frances Port Arthur Port Arthur wins best of seven quarterfinal 42 EastHamilton Red Wings at Niagara Falls Flyers Hamilton leads bestofvseven quarterfinal 30 Montreal Palestre Na tionale st Verdun Maple Leafs Nationale leads bestofseven Quebec semifinal 32 WestNone Metro Toronto Junior Marlboros St Michaels Marlboro lead hestotseven final 31 Saskatchewan Junior Regina Moose Jaw Moose Jaw lends best of seven final L1 Ontario Junior Kingston Belleville Belleville leads bestotseven eastern final 32 Ontario Intermediate Collingwood Meafordfi Bestofvseven Georgian Bay final tied 11 two games tied Marlboro fired four goals insix CHUCK COACHES YOUNG NETMINDER By LAURENT CIIIASSON MONTREAL CPD Coach Rudy Pilnus has problem he hopes can be ironed out before his Chicago Black Hawks meet illiontreal Canadians tonight in the opening game of bestoil seven Stanley Cup semifinnl se rlcs have to impress on the players the need to revert to good solid position hockey Pilous said Monday During the last several weeks weve been switching lines and playing one man hockey trying to get Bobby Hull some goals But were facing different situation now RUDY PILOUS increased it to 41 in the second period Windsors goals were scored by Jerry Serviss Bob WbitE Gard Haidy Bobby Brown and Lou Hendo For Chathsm Cop per Leyte fired pair with George Aitken adding the other The two clubs meet again in Windsor tonight and return to Chatham for the fourth game Wednesday Boss Childs turned in strong performance in Windsors goal making 28 saves many of which appeared surefire goals Cha thams AI Bennett blocked 24 shots The 1M9 fans saw referee frank Slota assess Maroons six of the 11 minor penalties Marlies Lead Majors 31 TORONTO CPI Toronto minutes of the third period Mon day night to defeat St Michaels College Majors 54 and take 31 lead in their Ontario Hockey Association Metro Junior fi nal Next game of the bestof seven series is scheduled for Saturday Nick Harbnruk Gary Jarrett Duncan MacDonald and Brian Conocher scored between 636 and 1225 of the final period after closing the second with 11 tie on goals by Ron Ellis of the Dukes and Bill MacMil tan MacMillan added his second after the fourgoa1 splurge had put the game out of the Majors reach lllIlMENT meamynufw No LONGER JUST FOR nun Hawks Need Change To Team Effort Problem or no problem Pl luus appears confident as the Hawks prepare to tangle with the Canadlcns in the cup semilt final for the fourth consecutive Were the champion the fasttalking Rudy Lc Canndiens worry about us Conch Toe Blake of Cana diens meanwhile said this years edition of the Habitants is in far better shape than the one which was outbumped and nutskated in losing to the Hawks last spring Truthfully last spring we went against the Hawks with players in pretty bad con said Blake But this time were in better shape and therelt be no nlihis for injur ies at least not yet DETHRONED EARS Alter eliminating the Guns diens last spring the Hawks went on to whip Detroit Red Wings in the final for their first Stanley Cup in 22 years Chicagos victory snapped tiveyear Montreal reign Neither club practised Mon day The Canadians only or rived ot pm from Detroit where they completed National Hockey League regularseason play Sunday night and the Hawks took the day off Pilous thinks the Hawks have improved over last spring Were little better Were year older and we have more confidence The Chicago coach doesnt Ihlnk Hulls play in the series will be hampered by the extra ice time he got in the closing weeks of the NHL schedule to tie the leagues SOgoal record The pressure is off now said Pilous Bobby will be okay HULL CONFIDENT Hull also appears confident he can get his share of goals in the playoff dont see why cant eon tinuo to score he said Im not tired and wont be used as much during the playoffs The Hawks will open the se rics without leftwinger Ron Murphy who has groin injury Another Hawk forward Ken THE BARBIE EXAMINER TUESDAY MARCH fl Ila Kingston Trio Top Snipers OTTAWA lCPl brontenacs big three Orvat Tessier Tom McCarthy and Bob Atterslc irt av clinched the lop spots in the Eastern Professional Hockey League scoring race with only one week remaining in the 70 game schedule Tcssier scored three Spats and assisted on fourth mst week to run up his total lo 107 points including 50 goals itiCarthy notched his Slst goal to stay second with 91 points Altersley leads the league with 53 assists and holds down third spot according to league statistics issued Monday The top 10 scorers all main taincd their positions 35 week while three teams were locked in tight battle for firstplace finish Carr Among gonltenders Wharram is newly recovered from groin ailment and may see limited duty Canodlens have lost ace cen tre Henri Richard and winger March Bonln for the season but will be bolstered by Gordie Hedi Borcnson 23 year old University of Michigan star whom they used on trial basis for the last four games of the sensonnnd signed to profes sional contract Monday Bereasun born in Regina was star for Eelleville in the 1958 world hockey tournament at Prague in which the Cona disn team won the champion ship He has led the Western Collegiate Hockey Association in scoring for the last two years and had goal and two assists in the two NHL games in which he played full shift Evan nu rAcmccossr by TrainDependable schndulas Sea Western Canada Winnipeg Saskatoon Edmonton the Rocky Mountains and Vancouver Various travel plans to choose from stopovers available PHONEPA Mist PA Hus dian National Fulfilling ourpledge of continuing loudership VCLEAN ACROSS CANADA Kingston bad mall with l92 1diens Cesare Manian length ened his lead titer Jack lc Cartan of Kitchener out ts goalpergnme average tch tan leads in shutouts with me Sudbury bites set eagur record with Low nlnu in penalties Dino Robots ault Ste Marie was still ltr ungue norms The regular scheduli ends Sunday and semifinals begin April Pt 30 ii 07 II 92 20 58 91 38 33 76 32 75 31 74 45 71 ID 67 III 32 53 27 i6 Tcssicr McCarthy Attcrslcy Hills Marcella Ronson new Carter 10 Sindcn Masterlon lf0 ilcCreary HO Goaltender statistics Cr GA 50 Avg Maniago 67166 217 Wakeley liO 100 Hull tot 68 167 245 ltchartan KW 68 20 301 Chadwick 63 201 319 Vakeley 10 833 Kingston fol 66 211 319 Duiour NB 58 187 13 Pronovost NB 16 400 Wokeloy NB 18 100 NB tot 68 221 35 Wetzol Su 59 321 374 Bolsvert Su 23 460 Eossen Su it 466 Sudbury tot 67 258 335 Charron 650 Edwards 33 142 430 Crnlier 11 400 Cheovers 103 355 Sault tot 67 270 Am Penalties in minutes by clubs Sudbury 1060 KitchencrVatcr loo 918 Hullvoftnwa 8w Sault Ste Marie 871 Kingston 321 North Bay 742 SUDBURY CPI EPHL SUMMARY First period Kingston Attcrsley Grey Sindcn 533 Sudbury Dillnbough tKus sian Forth 715 Pcnalty nirncr 515 Second period Sudbury Bettie Foley Stankiowlczl 1640 Sudbury Bettlo Hen drick Stankiewicx 1161 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