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Barrie Examiner, 24 Sep 1968, p. 11

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cool Brno tchange aurraw NY or Ear dedehm new head coach of tun1o Bills it looking forward year or so when his lowly American Football League club on make full use efyounger ayernrho need experience Wo feel we have reel good playess he said in ulep one interview Monday ght We feel we can improve eelobthlayearandlnan other year or two Johnaon is former Cana Niho Football Leonie coach over after JoeCnlller was pped last week when the lastplace astern Conference team losti first twoleaxue games Tlle oncecbaniplon Bills sank tom the to to the bottom of She league arias Colliers ten We intend to make saga Johnson said without iogspecltlc From here on We have to get better Johnson of Bridgeton Nl came to the Bills as defensive backfield coach and kicking tcoach b1960 end becamedirec tor of player personnel in 1961 He said hehod just returned from player scouting trip to the West Coast when owner Analph Wilson Jr called him altar the loss to Oakland it asked him to take the coaching lob told Ralph our problems in cluded injuries to both quarter liacks said Johnson inlurles have been the big factor the last couple of years Rightnow weve lost top offensive tackle Dick Hudson gone of the best offensive guards in the country Joe ODonnel and one of the top backs lfeith Lincoln Thls means were going with six rookies no offence iodudlog whichever quarterbacks we use Dan Darragh or Kay Stephen on fiéiWell take the playbook and lnuke some variatlons as we go along think what Ill do is take out some stuff both of fence and defence and lust get down to playing football Johnson turned to coaching after playing career as atoll back at William and Mary and Bainbrldge Naval Station and as By THE ASSOCIATEDPREBS American League All HFct tYadski Hos 522 87 157 301 Cater Oak larva no Horton Del Uhlacnder Min oward Was 519 77 161 2711 470 54 no 289 500 57 143 286 era 52 135 293 panerisL Oak 52384172 276 avalillo Cat 512 47 14 Hnrrelsin B0 519 78 142 white NY ass 136152272 ikpnsliicAuiiffe Detroit on 133 nemski Stanley De tiol B7 Tovar h11nncsota37 Rnnl Batied lnHarreison Howard 105 BluCampaneris 172 Tovar 54 DbublesB Robinson Baiti tnoreI 35 Boston 33 TriplcFFiegosi Calilornia 13 Motion Chicago 12 Home RunsF Howard 43 Horton 16 Stolen BasesCampaneris 57 Cardenal Cleveland PitchingMcLain Detroit 316 Kili Chip Boston 155 750 tDcive 482 51 no 290 defensive hack and piled htekc for New York Yankees at the oldyAllAmerican Coolereace 1n Caneda ha Joined Hamilton flgervcala coaching at in ml and then took over the mmniihhuh terlo on list and won foln straight ti tlu He says he doesnt find much difference between coach ing in Canadaaad the us Belem coming to Buffalo be was on the coaching staff at Montreal Alouettes of the CM for the 116MB season mar BASS BIL Johnsons assistant at Bufv falo are Bob Ceieri who was with him at Kitchener and Marvin Bass onetime team mate at William and Mary who eoadted for so years with US teams before going to Canada in 1966 as head coach for Montreal Beavers in the Continental team Bass unpaid salstant coach for Al oueiles since the Beavers folded at the end of last season He was finishing off threeyear contract which Beavera owner John Newman was obliged to pay Baas wanted to stay in football without leopardlzing his contract with Newman so hellsed Alouettes without being pa Fortunately lve accepted settlement on my contract with the Beavers so can take the Bulfalo job he said The hardest part is to leave Mont real and Canada Celeri 41 also will find it wrench to leave For it years he lived and worked in Kitch ener An allAmerica quarterback at University of California he was drafted by San Francisco and traded to New York Yan kees When the franchise was shift ed to Dallas in 1952 he went along but when new sbilt came next year to Baltimore Celeri moved to Hamilton to play for iigerCats and then to Kitchener He said between his job and football made as much as if id stayed in the National Foot ball League BASEBALL tannins StrikeoutsMcLain 275 are Dowcll Cleveland 271 National League All HPct 604 91 203 533 58 179 643 70 201 585 7B 185 313 605 71 182 300 574 54 171 632 93 188 502 78 145 454 at 12 Milton Aft 550 47 159 299 RunsEeckert Chicago 911 Perel Cincinnati 93 Runs no InliicCoVE Williams Chicago 98 HitsF Alouz Rose 203 DoublesBrock Louis to Bencb Cincinnati 39 TflplePBroCk 13 Clemente Pittsburgh 11 Rome RuneMcCoyey 35 Banks Chicago 32 Stolen BasesBrock 60 Willa Pittsburgh 51 Rose Cin Alon Pit Alon At 7011 II Cin Flood StL gt Stauh lion Beckert Chi McCovey SF Halter LA 333 317 175 773 Marlchal Sen Francisco 259 765 StrikeoutsG son St Louis 251 Jenk Chicago 249 Escort rpr TORONTO CP The name of Dave Ray doesnt appearin the Eastern Football Conference statistics but give him timethe Montreai Aloucttes halfback has played only one game And even for league domi nattdhy punters and placement kickers it was quite debut Ray intercepted one pass Sun day and kicked field goals lrom 36 toand 52 yards as the his lost auto to Toronto Argonauts Ray good on 22 of 23 field goals during his university ca veer at Alabama was picked up by the A15 from Atlanta Falcons of the Nationai Football League The Canadian Football league is tailored to his talents The top four scorers in the Western Conference got there primarily ontheir kicking In thaEasi three of the top footmen Whit 7uckor flanker with it pi via Rough snots is the ex on in the East Babes 10 WINNIPEG CPl Theres not much he can do about the weather but general manager Earl Lunaford ot Winnipeg Blue Bombers says rain was not the only reason for the small crowd atSundays Canadian Football liéogue game here Therewas the matter of Na tloha League game on CBC television hetween Minnesota Vikings and Green Bay Pack ers The Vikings have particular attraction in Winnipegbecause they are coached by Bud Grant formerly ol the Bombers and the quarterback is 130 gradnata Joe Kapp ant an planalion for thunsford said angrily in on Like The Competition touchdowns all onpassea and 1eads the scorers Teammate Don Sulherln one point behind followed llamilton ligerCahs Tommy lue Coffey and Torontos Dave Mann Rays tazyard field goal tied that of Ted Gerela of British Co lumbiaLioAsz the longest of the season The leadersflegend 0Otta wa illMontreal amilton TToro to Tucker Sutherln Coffeytlf Mann Symoos Fleming Washgton Scott Baker Walton Bethea Adkins Taylor after he Western Conference game in wlilchWinoipcg defeat cd Edmonton Eskimos 2543 he tore 1150011 Were in last place and we have bad weather locontend with which is hrid enough Then we have to light with the NFL for support And th work supported taxpayers and came down in torrentifor mostoi the first half On daywhehthe weather is poor game likeythe Yikinlga Lunsford been serving as an 336 DENNIS MCLAIN of the Detroit Tigers tell who sought his 32nd victory in last nlghts game against Balti By THE ASMCIATED PREBS Denny McLain might be the first Zlgoma winner since 1931 butto Baltimore Orioles hes Just another losing pitcher The year411d righthandcr is 294 against the other eight teams in the American League but against Baltimore he is 241 The Orioles edged him Mon day night making them the only club with an edge on Me Lain The loss also cit ltchain Just one more chance to win No and become thewinningest pitcher in the major leagues since Grover Alexander in 1916 He is scheduled topitcb five in nings Saturday as tuneup for next Wednesdays World Series opener against St Louis Cardi nals In other games on an abbrevi atedschedule starting the last week of the season Washington Senators tripped Boston lied Sex gt5 in 14 innings Minnesota Twins land Dean Chance ay rat CANADIAN Passe American League PctGBL 101 55 643 50 GB 570 111 73 535 17 821 73 532 RM no 76 513 10 79 7d 503 22 76 81 Add 25 56 91 35 Chicago at as 37 Washington 51 95 391i xClinchcd pennant lieslflin Monday Detroit Baltimore Bomb Washington Chicago Oakland Minnesota California It Probable Pitchers Today tDetroit Baltimore Boston Cleveland New York Oakland Minnesota California Chicago Peters 413 at oak land lffunter 1343 Minnesota Merritt 1116 at California tharrelson 17 Boston Lcnbnrg 68 at Wash iogton Bertaina lSlN Detroit fLolich ml at Batik more Hardin lit12 Cleveland tMchweii Rid13 and Paul earn New York stottlemyre ill12 and Peterson icon fN GaniesWednesdly Cleveland at New York Boston at Washington Billie Jean Kin be women tennis play under wentsurgery on her laftknea Monday night and will heoutof actiontor at least ee months rlds lop swelling tissue were removed from Midyearold net stars knee League is the defending Wim bledon champion Hoar itEStltTS rim ASSOCIATED chads Ban Juan Bondon 162 Venezuela pointed iBanny Briscoc 159 Phi ladelphia to AntonuoAmaya Pon ma outpointcd Frankie Narvaef Puerto 1R lightl wolgbia10 Holt Que Cleroux Montreal knocked tout Bert flt oxnmm mm prions ratego more chats with pitcher Dave McNelly oi the Orioles hic Nally with 11 victori has won more decisions than any Just Anotho no blonkcd California Angels 30 and Oakland Athletics defeated Crilcago White Soxsl in the American League Cincinnati Reds overcame Pittsburgh Pi rates 96 before losing 21 in 10 innings in the only National Dengue games McLain who had won six straight did not fall easily to lhe0rioles who need one more victory to clinch second place behind the pennantwinning Tl gcrs He gave up only five hits and one of the runs off him was unearned before leaving for pinch hitter in the eighth inning BROKE CLUB RECORD gt lie also struck out lour breaking Hal Newhousers club recordoi 275 strikeouts in one season McLain has 216 But rookie lioger Nelson with reliet from Pete Richert outdid the Detroit ace Nelson shot out the Tigers on three hits until singles by Don Wert and pinch hitter Eddie MathEWs drove him Lonc aEAori mailman Miss King min ofthe National Professional Tjoanis out invthe eighth nascent accord Detroit at Baltimore Chicago at Oakland Minnesota California National League FELGBL 94 53 599 85 72 541 iii 7551 13 79 7B 5111 15 79 7B 503 15 79 7B 503 15 74 83 471 20 73 87 Add 21 New York 71 36 452 23 Houston gt 87 446 24 xCiinchcd pennant Results Monday Cincinnati 91 Pittsburgh 63 Only Games Scheduled promote Pitchers roe1 Cinciunati Nolan 92 at Pittsburgh gtBlass 175 Los Angelelesteen me at ChicagoJenkins 1845i San Francisco LSadecld ram At Houston master 1045 New Yorkloosman 1911 at xSt Louis San Francisco Cincinnati Atlanta Chicago Pittsburgh has Angelea Philadelphia Atianta Niekro 12lziN Philadelphir Johnson 34 at St Louis Washburn 137 Gamer Wednesday Cincinnati at Pittsburgh Los Angelcs at Chicago New Yorkat Atlanta San Francisco at Houston Philadelphia at St Lhuis ii You Borrow $2000 as GRANT sraEET Chance struck out seven and malor league homer and run gt pulled withinthree points of Pete Rose of the Redsnihe Wi1193econtoct cob Lott minutes Sindee ly rm CANADIAN anneal to Bruina as goals last year more than any othertuna in the National Book ey league They also took more penalties then anyathee turn The penalty total on no acci dent It was succeseful plan to get them into the Stealey Cup other Oriole pitcher since Bal timore returned to the major leaguesin 1954 AP Wirepho With the Tigers threatening to pullout their 40th late Inning Victon Richert entered and struckout Dick hchulifie be fore Dove Johnsons error on grounder let in Detroits run But lilohcrt got JimNorthrup and Norm Cash to ground out to get out of the jam Mickey Stanley an outfielder being tried at shortstop set up opening inning with throwing error Boog Powells twoout single drove it in Don Buford knocked in the decisive run in the seventh with bloop double Boston trying to hang onto third place had fivegame winning streak ended by the Senators on Ken McMollens runscoring hit in the run after walk socrifice andan inteo tional walk to Frank Howard Each team had scored in the 11th after Cap Peterson helped Washington back from to def icit with his third homer Boston nowris onlyhalt gametahcad of Cleveland roars 16TH VXCTOltY walked none as he stifled the Angels for his 16th victory against 15 loss Rookie Pat Kelly backed hl with his first scoring double and Harmon lfil lebrew added his 15th homer Kelly is the brother of NatiOn al Football League running star Leroy Kelly of the Cleveland Browns jlirrr Nash was the whole show for Oakland as he highlighted fiverun fourth inning with ttvorun double and then protect ed it with sixhitter Nash 13 12 retired 15 consecutive hat ters during one stretch Cincinneli scored six times in the ninth inning of the twillght game as Fred Whitfield doubled home two runs tora tie Veda Pinson singled in the leading marker and Tony Perez added two more with asiagie But Manny Molas pi hdrit single won the nightcap for the Pirates in the first extra inning Bill Nelson won the first game and lost the second while Ron Kline lost tbefirst and won the second Matty Alon of the Piratesalso leagues leading hittcr at 336 Roserwent 1for6 while Alon was Vstorgio noaae notesan not hiddenrtaes arealer Pilloffs for the first tlrne since rose though lbey lost to Mont real in the semifinals We had no identity coach Barry Sinden said in an inter Oildwafik Bout Peterboro Peles OTTAWA CP Ottawa 61a deleated Peterborough Pelee roe Monday night In an exhibi tion Junior hockey game The Ottawa learn which fin ished last in tha meam stand ingslast season had beaten the Peterborough team 82 in an an hihltion game Sunday Peterbor nugh finished in eighth apot last season Scoring for Ottawa Monday was lean Potvln with three goals lim Nabrgaog with two Terry Murray BobCIarke Bill Clement Peter Harasym and Pierre Jarry with one apiece Peterborough scorers were llnt Janet lohn McAllum and Phil Grady yin Monday And we had to eotlhilsh one welaranled ie be identified with rough aggressive hockey took at some of the other turns to wu always known for statehoodgrab artists Near York was noted for ita finesse ind Montreal foe its We geared our training amuad contact and the lily aoonlearneo it Ill not that toughlto get hit or to hit save arr too The clubhad five players with 100 or more minuteswln penal ties led by DonkAwrathIith no 11 stnden said his chi will have to improve in ordernot to drop in lboleague standing leew York and Montreal are going to be Just as tough and you can bet Tomato will be lot better this sear Sewlll Detroit with all the inewpeopie they have One of the Brulos main con cerns lhlsycar is Bobby Orr the brilliant defencemaa who has been plagued hy lltiurl since arriving in the NHL two years ago He had knee operated upon in June and has yet to go full out in practice Another question is defence map Ted Green who left comp last week in salary dispute But fans can look for Boston to be rough hardhitting learn again this year Tim BlAlllilE EXAMINF TUESDAY sacrament 24 196811 Bellimores first run in the PHONE 72 1496 useshere Punch ttnlaeh coach of Toronto Maple Leafs exme pleasure with his eluc to it prepared to break camp in Peterborough lm happy he said Wdfre in pretty good shape noose weakness might be in goat where Veteran Johnny Bower has had troubles lie missed 10 days of acrimmages because of an injured aboulder But Bruce Gamble has looked good and has slimmed down to one pound vlmlach said hevrll live Smith of Tulsa chance in pre seaon garner with Bower aide in Kitchener Eadie Francis general manager ol New York Rangers it high on rookie bros pect Brad Park rockrlbbcd defenceman from Toronto hfarl bloros oftba OHA Junior te es Francis says Park has the ability to get out of trouble in his own zone and is fast enough to cover up for the coronal mis takes rookie makes sack some area Park an Allan Hamilton youngster from Edmonton are top prospects for the fifth spot on the Ranger defence Detroit RedWinga Monday sent goalie Don McLeod 12 de fenesmadllm Watson cen tre Dave Rochefort 22 and right winger Al Johnson as to Baltimore Clippers of the Amer ican Hockey League ln thoonly game Monday in volving an NHL club Montreal Canadleos Houston Apollos of the Central Hockey Dengue or Dick Duff scored three goals with Serge Savardtaod Yvon Cournoyer adding singles Ron Roberts scored for Hous oon THINK mama cowaova Bolas spiders use theirweb like lasso to catch food

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