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Barrie Examiner, 13 Jun 1968, p. 10

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in in an in llrtssritaliiiu lsrtairuldiluluruarunsettledrzrrnrolarauxarasr III in euseelectriciarunznul crnrron OPGOAI Milan St Louis Blues SeleCt MONTREAL CPI Jacquu Planie netima netmindln great with Montreal Canadiens and New York Rangers ap pears well on his way to comeback with St Louis Blues at the National Hockey League next season But another wellknown goal tender Terry Sawmhulr must be wondering where his luture lies liter Ids Angeics Kings cited to protect the alltime NHL shutout leader in Wednesdays introleague drait and none of the other 11 teams pidtnd him The NHL winds up its laur day annual meeting todayin flurry ol minor dralts and the announcement of the initial win ncrrot the bill Mnsiedon Tho 0hr The trophy is in memory at the North Star player who died of head injury received In game last season against Oakland Seals in Minneapolis Plante 39 originator of mask for goaltenders indicated Wednesday night his willingness to report to St Louis He said he has heard lrcm other lormer Montreal players now with the Blues that St lands is good club to work or li report to training camp In September Orr Should Be Fit For llciion IORONTV 0P Bobby Orr Boston Bruins alistar do lenmnan who underwent lur ther surgery Wednesday on his lelt knee should be lit to play when the National Hockey League reslnrlel play this tall Dr John Palmer said follow ing the operation at Toronto General Hospital that Orr should be released lrom hospital in live to seven days and com plurrmerymnld take three months Dr Palmer who wanted on myearoid players left knee last February to remove tom cartilage said all oi the Earth lags was removed from the knee in the Wednesday opera tron He said an examination by Dr Jadrson showed there was lurther tearing of the carti lage and it was decided 00 remove completely the injured inane Pluto has been inactive lor the tan three seasons with the exception of perIornrtng with the Montreal Oifltmera Plante won record all Vai aa Trophy sword the leagues top netminder during his ruyear carcer which wound up with New York Meanwhile Detroit Red Winga general manager Sid Ahei expresed an interest in Sawdluk 38 who previously played twice tor Detroittram 1930 to 1955 and rpm 1057 to 1964 before going to Los Angeles in int Junes expansion drait Snwchulr played with Toronto Maple hair The remainder of his career was spent with Bos lon Bruins He makes his oilseason home in Detroit certainly intend to talk to this Angeles Abel raid Wednesday night understand Toronto Is interested too or course his market value now is not as high as it was belore he went through the drill Then remember he has hefty con tract Sawcuk is reported to be earning between $0000 and $40000 annually at Los Angeics Abel said he believes the goalie who has recorded 102 shutouts has couple of years to run in his contract with the Kings but we are interested The Kings protected goalkee pers Wayne Rutledge hold ummimm Retired Goalie Plants mun ovshanlényurnndderry Dadardinr pitted up head In deal with Montreal In gnbbhrg Plants St Loot ietSethMertingthrtinisex pected In retire leaving the Blue with only veteran Glenn Hall train that years strong net minding contingent Also at Wedoadays man the NHLs board or governors Agreed to new tormulr lor the leagues Annual allstar game Jan at Montreal leaturiag an Eastern Division team against one rpm the new West em Divhlon Alister on winning teams will be paid $500 each while ion er get $150 each it was de cided Players must salinity take part in the game to must the money The governor also agreed to name the cup presented annual iy to the lintplace finisher in the Western Division the dar cnce Campbell Trophy in honor of the NHLpresident The Eastern Division winner gets the Prince ol Wales molly other key claims in the intra ieague dratt actionrcsultcd in Carol Vadnais going to Oakland Seals lrom Montreal Brien Con acher moving to Detroit trom Toronto and Charlie Burns going to Pittsburgh Penguins tram Oakland The dralt went live rounds with every team passing on the filth round TWO ewes caoosr TO Pass is 17 PLAYERS DRAFTED MONTREAL CPI Players claimed and purchased by teams inrthe National Hockey league iotmdcague dralt flnlrlnnd Seals Gem Vad oais draft lrpm Montrea George Konik ptucbasedr trorrr Pittsburgh Detroit Red Wings Brian Onnanher drait lrom Toronto Pittsburgh Penguins Charlie Burns limit imp Oakland Toronto Maple Leafs Larry Mickey dralt horn New York Gary Mandi purdrsed lrvm De troit Bill uthe r1 ndpur drased from Phlleddphia Minnesota Nith Stara Larry mumm draft llvm Toronto goaltender Fern Rivard draib lrorn Philadelphia Duane Eupp purchased from Toronto st ionic Blues Jacques Planie drurt lrom New York Myron Stanidewicz draft from hos Angeles boa AIrKrlas Pamed on all Philldelphln Ron Buchanan dralt mm Boston Larry Hale draft iron Minneso Chicago black Hawks Passed on all live rounds Boston Bnrlns Jean Gau thier inrrohased trtnn Phila delphla New York hangarr Bill Pla ger purdrased lrom liliunesda Montreal Canadlena Larry xCanhan Wed lrvm Gain nd TWO GOLF COMPETITIONS llT CFB BOWEN5 JACK CAMPBELL right 01 the Royal Canadian Military Institute in Toronto was the recipient of his own trophy JACK COLLINS microphone at left wai kaht bus out along list ct nrdr at the recent Corporalr lrom Burtch Morgan ibeoc casion was 10 man team challenge match between lttg MI and Base Borden oilicers Mixed golf tlnrrnamont at Burdene Anderson Paisk course Doreen Demotaalae Ind lion Edluad right not at the Circle Pine course Mae jnr Mike Diebert centre of the losing team simply remark ed wait until next year Photo by Hnakim lected top honors Ciubpro Tommy Hughes second lrorn left was also prize winner lrcouns mm aloe Drath German Boxer In Hospital OOlDGNE OP West Ger man borer Jupp Eire who gave up in the final round of chal lenge against Etaopean mid dlewolght champion Carlos Duran oi ltaly here Wednesday night was in serious condition today after an operation Hire 29 was reported to have rullered circulatory disturb ance alter the light which his tans said was one of the best oi his career He was given oxygen as he was carried lrom the ring and taken to Cologne University Hospital Details of the opera tion wcre not immediately known Flyers Hold CoOp To Tie CFB BOBDEN Front run ning Barrie CnOp ol the Bar rie and District Intermediate Fastball League last night reached the one third mark ol their Zigame schedule and rave wunds reAlhe Occasionewas markedmya break in their dominant start Second place Borden Ftyers who trail now by eight points held the strong defending play off winners to scoreless tie Doug Fretsnan tossed mug game tor the hosts over the seven innings permitting only one base hit while TerryHodgson was touched with tour hits in the double shutout Despite the split in points Coon stands as the only unbeaten club at the 12 senior and intermediate entries in the Barrie sntthnli leagues gt By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS American league AB RPM 189 29 64 339 210 31 $9 325 132 13 40 303 CHEW Min 187 22 55 294 White NY 204 32 59 289 Home Runs Howard 72 Horton Detroit 16 Runs halted In Howard Powell Baltimore 39 Pitching McLain Detroit 818 Hitler Detroit 41 800 Lasher Detroit 44 Ear din Baltimore 0001 National League AB HPd 235 42 E5 360 to in 49 333 33 75 332 blood SLL 24 87 81323 Alon All 24128 320 Home Runs Hart San Fran cisco 12 McGovey San Francisco 12 Aaron At lanta 11 Banks Ohicago 11 Mays San Francisco 11 Pitching Selma New York so 1000 Marichai San Francisco 111 846 Yastsiri Ens Howard wash Monday Oak Rose Cin Alou Pit Johnson Cin LIONS WW EASILY UPRINGTON South Airlca More TheBritish Lions Rugby Union team ruched Northwest Cape 255 Wedn day but took long time to as sert dominance over rivals who were given little dianceol bold rng than Northwest Capo mailed 95 at halllime Leafs Fuss Boatmqn Takes Lead Leo BelCourt Shines utyrival WoodalAiryaxl lntheflrlhalldtharoluiar Wedaaoayflntwhmm Huea imsmuF List Night Scorer Lakeview Nottawa ImpEastman Woods FuturuGlmu ToniabtWoodrBA at Newmarkct aunt FridayNothwa It ImpEast 800 SundayNeumarket at Noltaw mot blondayanmarltct at Imp East dim INTERMEDIATE Barrie Cow Borden Ciarlrson Beylield Yanah Universal UE Nightr Scorer Com Borden Future Ggmer TbnlghtjYanch at Universal 700 Beylield at Ciarksonln50l SaturdayCiarlraon at Beylield Queens 730t UE Queens SundayYanch at 130 Universal at Con 830 ONTARIO LADIES SENIOR Future Garner June tilBarrie at Kitchener oooeaveH Heavy Storm Batiers Yachts LONDON NP Eight yachtsmen were reported bah tling tor the lead in the single transatlantic race Wednesday amid 100miican hour gusts and mountainous seas Fears mounted lor the 23 sai lors still in the race The lead ers were more than 1000 miles out in the Atlantic and rudioed that conditions were the worst they had ever experienced The Londim Observer sponsor of the race named eight leaders and gave the positions of live at them spokesman said it was not known who was actually lead ing but positions showed Sir Thomas Lipton 574 kctch sailed by Britains Geollrey Wit llama in the most westerly po sition The 28 remaining out of an original starting dield of 35 ldt Plymouth England June and are heading for Newport Rl Otherieaders named by The Observer were Bill Howell Aus trails in Golden Cookers Lt Leslie Williams Britain in Spir it of Gully Satk Capt Martin KintcrKcmp Britain in Gancla Girl Brian Cooke Britain in Opus Torn Follett Si Crolr Virgin Islands in Cheers Bruce DaiiingpSouth Alrica in War trekker and Alain Gilksman France in Reph Biiil stars By can assomrao PRESS Baiting Dick McAulille ears singled and scored first inning run then hit eighth inning hncner that gave Benoit 21 viamy overMinnesota Pitching Pat Jarvis Braves heat St Innis 31 with Miter ending the Gardi nals togame winning strait against Atlanta Olrer Ruling MONTREAL OP Dissen aion In the ranks of Toronto Maple Leala brain trust was evidentJust before the National Hockey Leagues annual intra league dralt got under way Wednesday An argumeotficcurred shortly alter Joe Crnzicr general man ager and coach at Rochester Americans of the American Hockey League learned that the NHL board of governors had passed resolution early Wednesday concerning the transfer of players The resolution came from president Stallord Smythe of the Lents who have working agreement with the Americans which terminates lbisyear The rule change so upset To ronto general manager Punch lmlach and Crozier that both atepped away tram their posii Photo héllealriml It thedrait table to cool bl The intent or the reverse drall is that the two minor ieagues the AHL and the Western Hocic ey Leaguedralt lrorn the NHL rather than from team within their own leagues The Leela have three Rachel lcr player on theirltst so they could not be claimed in Three days interdengug nl in which the NHL teams dralt from the minor league clubs The Toronto club intended to transler some or these players back lothe Rochester list he lore todays reverse dratt so that Rnehesters opponents could not dralt them lor the going price of $15000 each Smythes rerolutionnow prov eats this However the problem cerning Rochester players said to have been resolved in such way thatthey will not he roilth to the reverse dratt smg ed bolero crowd in hit ter cold and soggy Odd Lake view Dairy won their second genre in three nights trippi Notiowa Badman so to to over third place in the llv team 1009 lust loin humor the pace and iv ank nl Woods The battle lot money at the top rung war strictly one at power Imperial Earhnan built 20 lead over tour innings through solo home runs lrorn Don McFadden and John Moi lion Hoggllth rent to Brian ltlcCann with two out single alter the latter had led oil the inning with blooper to short centre Woods lone telly war re corded in the Hill as catcher Hick Fowler the Orillla pro duct continued the clrcult doirt trend with the bases empty Reynolds held the Woods bit tcrr to live hits tour at them scattered singlet and begged um rtrikooula over raven lnnlt tau he mulled out last ditch threat by tanning pinch hitter Jim McAlllur Ind lorr lng another plnch batter Inu Beloourt into me ending ground out alter Fowler hid dulled NEARLY PERFECT In the tint game Lakeview advanced to thud spot as Leo Bniomrrt the lormer Elmvaie veteran dallv Hyman came through with his best ellnrt ol the year He completely allure ed the Nottawl hitters to post the shutout He allowed only one bit two out drive in the iirat inning by Chuck hireNicoi that third rocker Gary Hines de fined This war the only base runner forthriceerrnrflel court was perlectthe rest ol thouway taking 19 consecutive ou 1n dropping Nottawa to the collar with record Lake vlew mrad rulliclentmns to win lathe very first inning They sent rLerter Ed Dunn to quick shower scoring twice lrorn three strelght ringles and walkThe other mo was recorded in the filth through throwing error to Nottawr third Adams In Front or Sr Bclttings Statistician Dorian Parker this morning released thevlirst set of betting averages lor the Barrie and District Mens Senior Soil bell Leagues 1963 season The li gurcs which do not include past Mondayshakeview Dairy at Ncwmarlret postponement re play are based on minimum of is at bats Early lenders in perennial all star shortstop Corby Adams of Lakevlew DairyrHe hascoiiect ed 11 hits from 23 olllcial plate appearances lor healthy 170 average The runnerup spot be longs to lolperlsiEasunans Ron Hoggarth who belts 044 fig ure lrom eight hiLs in 13 plate visits Adams Lake Hoggarth impEast Ernnls Woods Cartnlill Woods llechcoi Noll Hines Lake McFadden ImpEast Gould New McCann IrmaEast McKnight New Ted Emmi who moved over to Woodr BA this stason mm Lakevlew has lirm grip on third spot at 381 while nuuieid er termmeta Bill partmill the tormer Eilnvale playarls next It 360 First place ImperialEastman who have arisen from letting to make the pinyollx in their 1967 rookie season have the strongest Vreprcsmtatidmjim three men listed In the top ten Along with Hoggarth they have allroundel Don McFadden and centre lleld er John McCanrl Following are the senior cir culistop ten hitters MButa Hill 11 A73 Maverick Loop Joins New CHA SARNIA CPI Six teams formed maverick Western On tario Junior Hockey League Wednesday night and immedi ateiy alfilialed tberrneives with the rebel CanadianJIodrey A54 soIcijrgmlllltir Calg est ol ary Pr dent of the llIA which was formed last weekend said the entry of teams from Sarnia St Thomas Chatham Guelph Brantload and Stratlmd tissues the ameiation at an EastWest iunior playoH Butlln said the Western Can ada Hockey League the old Wedern Canada Junior Hockey agile has severed rdationx with the Canadian Amateur Hockey Association and ioined the CHABlrt he said he has in formed the National Hodrey league that the WCHL will lul fili its drdt urmrnitmcrlts next season JWlth CM atliliabon Llenew Ontario league will operate with the samelunlor age limit as the WCHL whid means players must be under 21 at Dec 31 of the flaying year to be eligible The CAIIA recen act the jun ior age at an as at Wire Bu laid be has also been approached by the Northern 0o fade and British Oollonbin Jun lot series He said he will at iii him mu one He paid tile CHA aBn will ac cept senior themes and added that we association can run hockey better in Canada than it hasbeeointhepaet spans NEWS in BRIEF GEAMPION PLANS BOUT renown OP Al Canadlnn light heavyweight champion will meet Jirmny liaiston Buffalo in Impd nontitle tight at Fort Erie Ont July it wa announced Wednesday The Winnipeg boxer staccesstidty defended his title against Frank Bullard Jr ol Tonmio here last month 285 AT LEGION OTTAWA Wir NinetyiOa nadiao athletes have been chosen lramass candidates to tetra part in the Royal Ottoman Ledons third coaxial track and lteid clinic tor young athletes The sixday course beginning June 24 It the Uniqu ottAl bone will bedireeted bylnrmer us track star Fred varom nrsnoncn Spam nmorr rm Detroit gera placed veteran infielder Eddie Mathews 37 on the dis abled list Wednesday team spokesman said Mathews has been undergoing treatment ina Detroit hospital for ahemlated discaod his longer back and has not beenleznbdin5io treat ment NAME COACH ST CAIHARLNES GP Dunkiblurtin formerNation al Hockey league delencemun with mo min and mum Black Hawks was named Wednesdayasoeadr ol the new St Oadlannes entry rn theNl agaru Dismd Junior Bhookey nonunion THERE RAMBLER anew1 DEALER mrovruz We are pleased to announce that we have taken over the American Motors lrancblre tor Barrie and District and would like to invite all Ambassador Rebel Rambler Javelinown in lor authorlred service e1 nylons Motors ltd Walton analroe no arms siaruze unker Paul Smarton Gary Hines Corby Adams sent him in with his second single of the night Hines also scored the winning run alter starting is game with walk Jell Hines sac riliccd him to second belora singles lrom Adams Genres happel and Pat Wannamaker finished otl Dunn Wanamaker added hioop single to lcit field in the third and was robb ed 01 extra bases in the lrame rally when Now shortstop Jack Hammlll made diving stab and doubled oll Adam on second base LACROSSE By THE CANADIAN PW National Annotation Detroit 10 Tbrvnio 15 Wmniar Victoria 10 Ontario JuniorA Odirlwa 17 St kaiharirlcr Onllrlo Senior Windsor Point Edward Ontario Junior Campbeillord 12 Iiiarkh Oshawa 20 Kitchener lit GUIDE DEAD STOCK SERVICE onnn on élthPhEDlo HOMES CATTLE nuns er rm nave NICKS DEAD STOCK SERVICE Zenith omo DRY CLEAN NG SHIRT SERVICE STORAGE MOTH PROOFING WM RHANKIN NUSERVICE CLEANERS mam FARM EQUIPMENT International SailsServiceParts MILLER Hwy ll 7285530 iNSURANCE LllcAutoFlro Harry Fromm 159 Barony motor PRINTING 24 Hr Service on existing terms etc COMMERCIAL PRINTING OFFSET dc LETTERPRESS IOR ruyoun PRINTING NEEDS SIMCOE LITHO 251 Dnlllnp melon PLUMBING HEATING GLENBRAE Plum Heating 146 Sunnidale ozzima SAND Cr 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