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14 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Saturday, September 26, 1959 SPORTS MENU By Geo. H. Campbell SPORTS EDITOR 'Everything From Soup To Nuts' Simcoe Hall for the 1959 Oshawa Minor Softball Association's Ki- TODAY'S Sports Calendar is the longest of the sea- son, as far as Oshawa and district sports activity, most of it being the playoff variety also, is concerned, but it just so happens, as we pointed out yesterday, that most of the action is away-from-home. The Oshawa "Imps" are playing North York Knights and that game, instead of being this afternoon, is called for 10.00 o'clock this morning. The Legion Junior baseball team is in Cornwall, the UAW Del's are in Florence an no fewer than five Oshawa teams are engaged in OASA playoff action -- all away from home, Mount Zion is also away, they open the All-Ontario Inter, "D" finals, tonight, up in Selkirk. The one big "home game" that looms as an at- traction for local sports fans who are seeking entertain- ment tonight, is the second game of the Inter. "C" OASA Southern final series, out at Brooklin, at 8.15 o'clock. Brooklin and Dresden battled for 23 innings last Saturday and the Stevenson Motors team finally won out 2-1. If they can win again tonight, they'll move into the All-Ontario finals in the Inter.."C" series -- with the finals being against Capreol, up there over the Thanksgiving holiday week-end. Oshawa Minor Softball Assoc. teams enter their 1959 championship finals on Monday night, in both the Midget and Kiwanis Bantam Leagues, In the Midget series. it's Fernhill Park boys opening their 3-out-of-5 series at Sunnyside Park on Monday evenin at 5.30 p.m. sharp and in the Bantam Leaue, Simcoe Hall and Woodview Park elash in their opener, at the same time on Monday, at Woodview Park. Woodview Park nosed out Eastview Park Bantams in the 3rd game of their semi-final series, last night, 4-3. A bunt that worked like a "home run" on a bad throw to 1st base by the catcher, tied up the game for Woodview and they won it when the next batter bunted safely, took second on a passed ball and then scored from second base, on a sac rifice fly to the outfield. In the other Bantam League third and deciding game last night, Simcoe Hall broke in front early and then held on to beat out Southmead lads 11-6. Both Southmead and Eastview teams gave good accounts of themselves before bowing out and though eliminated, they can look back on this 1959 sea- son with some pride and considerable satisfaction. Alex Oakley, Oshawa's "walking star" won the 3rd annual 20-mile walk, sponsored by Gladstone A.C. of Toronto, on Sunday, in 2 hrs; 54 mins, 24 secs, a full six minutes better than last year's time and a new course record. Oakley walked the first ten miles in an hour and 28-minutes and then amazed the judges by doing the last half two minutes faster, to finish over a mile ahead of Vladmir Grandy. Jim Jewson, 10568 winner, came in third. In the field of 20, Ted Farrow of Oshawa Sham- rock A.C, finished a good sixth. Kevin McManus, of Bowmanville, who set the pace for the first nine miles, had to retire at the 17-mile point, due to swollen and blistered feet, The Oshawa "walkers" will be in action again next, at Guelph. BRIGHT BITS: -- It's interesting to note that when the Lakeshore hockey men from Cobourg, Port Hope, Bowmanville, Brooklin, ete., met the other night in Port Hope, there was little interest shown in forming an Ine termediate league but almost every centre was keen to have a Junior OHA league in the "C" category. Oshawa Juveniles, of the local "City League," may also compete in this new Junior OHA "C" league, as an exhibition entry, if plans go through . . . GIL HODGES hit his 25th homer of the season, in the 11th inning yesterday in Chieago, to give Los Angeles Dodgers 4 5-4 win over Chicago Cubs--and perhaps a berth in the World Se- ries. The win put Dodgers one full game up, as the Phil lies continued their "ear not" attitude against Lew Bure dette and whipped Braves yesterday right in Milwaukee +.» BIG FOUR football action this week sees Argos try- Ing out their new quarterback, Al Dorow, against the | | | | | | | | | | | 'wanis Bantam League champ- jonship, with the first game of the 3-out-of-5 title series, called for Woodview Park diamond, on Monday evening, at 5.30 o'clock sharp. Woodview Park staged a story- book finish to win their third and deciding game of the semi. finals last night, nosing out East- view Park with daring base. running, 48 while Simcoe Hall Police Boys overpowered South. mead 11-6 in their third and deciding game, played at Cowan Park. CAME FROM BEHIND Woodview Park had to come from behind to reach the finals. three-run rally Leaming, then Wayling singled, Herd struck out but Bal'om doubled, then Webster drew a and then the big break came when Willoughby ran into his own It will be Woodview Park vs. The battling Eastview Park boys broke in front with a spirited in the second inning. Rospond drew a walk off walk. He was forced by Sutton view and bolstered by good 'support, held Woodview boys off the scoreheet until the fourth |gvhen Leaming and Pilkey both drew walks in succession, then with two out, Cooper singled to score Leaming. Kitchen walked) to fill the bases but Elliott pop- ped out. In the fifth inning, McNamee opened with a homer for Wood: view to make it 3-2. After that, Leaming~ singled and Pilkey walked but Webster fanned Jarvis and Larmer, to hold his team's slim lead, Woodview Park boys won the game in the sixth, aided by a combination of alert base-run- ning and slack defensive fielding on the part of the Eastview team. Cooper opened the inning with a bunt and when the catch- er threw wildly to 1st base, the ball going fo the outfield, Cooper ran all the way to tie the score. Kitchen, the next batter for Woodview, also bunted, this one |a clean hit. He took second base {on a passed ball and then after Elliott had fanned, McNamee hit a fly ball to the outfield, to left and it proved a sacrifice drive | | | Woodview, Simcoe Hall Vie Bantam Finals EASTVIEW PARK--Sutton, 2b; Willoughby, ss; Barnoski, 1b; Luple, rf; Rospond, cf; Wayling, 3b; Herd, If; Balsom, ¢; Web- ister, p; Chute, If in 3rd; Elliott, [If in 6th. WOODVIEW PARK-Kitchen, 3b; Elliott, 1b; McNamee, ¢; Mitchell, ss; Leaming, p; Pil key, 2b; Jarvis, rf; Crozier, ef; Cooper, If; Straughan, cf in 7th; Larmer, ef in 5th, SIMCOE HALL IN FINALS Simcoe Hall Police Boys reach- ed the Kiwanis Bantam League finals when they won their third and deciding game of the semi- final series, last night at Cowan Park, defeating Southmead 1146. Goring, on the mound for Southmead, their ace in pitching them into the semi-finals, came up with just one-to-many ap- threerun rally, Seton "homered" in the sixth, but forgot to touch 2nd base and was called out there, on an appeal play. Southmead ran into Nosal on a "hot night". The Simcoe Hall pitcher was in top form and he also got fine support from his mates, He walked a couple of batters in the first inning, Si- block and McKnight and he had a little bit of trouble in the fourth inning also but actually, the fifth frame was his only faltering spot. Pelow and Kaplon both singled to start the fifth inning, then Siblock came through with a single to keep the rally rolling. Goring walked. With one out, Peters was stafe on a choice play that missed and in all, four runs scored. I de Bh Ta Hockey On Sunday IsO.K. But Baseball Gets Bounce WINNIPEG (CP) -- Sunday|ported on the games fo the ab sport is all right here as long as/torney-general, whose you play the right game in the ity it is to enforce the Lord's Day right place. Act which Sunday As Jitter J now stand, Jogkey sport. games to which admiss S$! ma, charged may be played sun ISSUE WARNING day, but Winnipeg eyes of the the Class C: Northern Baseball 10. 0 poy og By i Hoy , the club woud be League have been warned 10 pro. oven {warned that prosecution likely SPORTS CALENDAR TODAY'S GAMES RUGBY FOOTBALL Interprovincial Rugby Football Union Junior League -- Oshawa Imps vs North York Knights, at Northview Collegiate (Bathurst and Finch Rd.) 10.00 a.m, RUGGER Ontario "Rugger" League - Ajax vs Oshawa No. 1 at Lake- view Park, 3.15 p.m. SOFTBALL PWSU Inter. "A" Playoffs -- (Second game of Ontario finals) -- Oshawa UAW Del's vs Flor- ence Chicks, at Florence, 9.00 p.m, CRA NEighborhood Assoc. = (Bantam Girls League c¢ham- play no more Sunday games. Confusion arose as the result would follow a second offence. of city council action In 1057) Baseball club officials said the when a bylaw was approved and schedule for next year will be later passed by the Manitoba leg- drawn up in F and no islature as an amendment to the decision on future Su: games city charter allowing Sunday will be made until then. skating, Officials of the Lord's Day Al- In a test case a year ago, llance have commended the at- Magistrate M. H. Garton ruled torney-general for his announce- pionship finals) -- Harman Park|ihat under the same bylaw a rink ment that the basball elub would vs Eastview Park, at Eastview could charge admission be warned, They also sald they Park, 10.00 a.m. and Eastview io junior hockey games on Sun- were investigating stock-car rac- Park vs Harman Park. at Har|q.y |ing being held in the Winnipeg man Park, 2.00 pm. 1st and" Wi. ie Warriors of the pro-|area on Sunday. Ind games of series. fessional Western Hockey League] However, nothing was said pearances and the Simcoe Hall batters were ready. They sco three runs in the first inning on singles by Kor- bak, Black, a walk to Brack and a drive by Nosal. In the next inning, with two out, McConkey homered, Korbak hit a double then Black singled and Brack clicked also, to make it 50. OASA Pee Wee Playoffs -- (1st game of Ontario Championship finals) -- Aldershot vs French man's Bay, at Frenchman's Bay, 3.15 p.m. OASA Midget Playoffs -- (1st game of Southern Ontario final series) Oshawa Sunnyside Park vs Point Edward, at Point Southmead got their other two runs in the 7th. Goring homered with one out then McKnight walked and scored later on a solid hit by Peters, but Nosal got Hobbs and Wright to pop up to the infield, ending the game and series. : SOUTHMEAD --- Siblock, 3b; plan to play Sunday games and|about admission being charged to charge admission as a result of this ruling. {Junior hockey games on Sunday. After Magistrate Garton's de- Chief Constable Robert However, the Goldeyes ran into cision, a different reception when they Taft said city council should played two games of the league throw the door open to all or- piayo% on Sunday this year, Po-| ganized sports on Sunday or cut lice checked the operation and re. them off completely. Edward, 4.00 p.m, Goring, p: McKnight, 2b: Pet OASA Juvenile "A" Playoffs -- ers, ¢; Hobbs, 1b; Wright, If; Haralulya's homer in the third made it 8-0 when he followed i t put Eastview shesd 30 for the winning run, when Kit at pu stview ah "Ulchen "tagged up" at 2nd base but after that, Leaming forland then scored from there,|Bellingham's single, after two Woodview held the Eastview hen the Woodview Park team|out. Then in the fourth, Simcoe {batters to only three more hits, figured apparently that the most| Hall added three more runs for {all singles, one by Luple in the he would gain would be to 3rd an 11-0 lead. Korbak walked, third, another by Balsom in the phage, Mitchell fanned then for|Black and Brack both singled, | fourth and then one by Sutton, |ihe third out, but the score was|then with one out, Seton singled, Waters, ss; Pelow, cf; Kaplon, f SIMCOE HALL -- McConkey, 2b; Nosal, p: Seton, 1b; Arm-| lulya, If. (1st game of Southern Ontario final series) -- Oshawa Scugog y, Cleaners vs Galt Gore Ins, at ss; Korbak, ¢; Black, 3b; Brack, Galt, 8.00 p.m. strong, cf; Bellingham, rf; Hara. (2nd game of Southern Ontario Milwaukee [final series) -- Oshawa ScugoZ San Francisco 82 |_BASEBALL SCORES AND STANDINGS National League Philadelphia at Milwaukee W L Pet. GBL Los Angeles at Chicago 85 67 569 San Francisco at St. Louis 84 68 (End of schedule) | OASA Junior "A" Playoffs -- los Angeles 69 543 2% in the 7th. Webster, pitching for East- | 4-3 for Woodview and that's how 'it ended. Umpires--Balsom and Yourk- evich. Armstrong was safe on a choice] play and that made up the final By ED WILKS Jack Meyer, a righthander {who's been a sore-arm performer elosing National League pennant first inning, on a foul pop. |for Philadelphia Phillies, hadn't hadn't pitched more than Braves Lose Chance, Dodgers Make Good rain at Milwaukee, forcing them retired Al Associated Press Staff Writer out of a first-place tie with Los fly and got Ed Mathews, fast-|had hit his 45th homer in the Hunter of Detroit scored a sur- |Angeles Dodgers in the | race, been a winner in more than three The Dodgers, one game ahead five innings since July 28 of last months. Mostly a reliefer, hel\ith two to play, put away a 5-4 year, five victory over Chicago Cubs on Gil|game to the Giants 2-1. He hadn Bill Hunter Scores TKO | Ovef Miteff Spang] short] PE Mathews, who! SYRACUSE, N.Y: (AP)--Billy |prise technical knockout over IAlex Miteff of Argentina Friday night in 2 ploody, NT |heavyweight ng mateh. hea Be lost & gomplete) Referee Joe Abraham stopped He hadn't worked more than 513 7 A480 12 | 474 13 [Chicago 74 79 80 Cleaners vs Hamilton Nascu, at|pjttsburgh 78 Hamilton Woodlands Park, 8.00 Chicago a. | Cincinnati OASA Intermediate Industrial|gi pouis 82 .457 15% |Cleveland Playoffs -- (2nd game of All-On-| pyiladelphia 64 88 .421 21 |New York tario championship finals) { Friday's Results | Detroit Oshawa Duplate vs Sarnia Poly-{1.A 100 012 00001--5 9 2 Boston i Baltimore Wer, Bt Sitia, 55 Im. |Chicago 100 010 100 00 4 8 0/3 re = oS Jeter, In ayo | Drysdale, MeDevitt (7), Sherry Han as ; ty " ot Baan Pu Porgy bo oa ario 6.4 (10) and Roseboro, Pignatano V'astingion =" Te i Goi) -- Lresden V8 (5); Hobbie, Henry 93 (8) and| Friday's Results rooklin Stevenson Motors, atig 'mayior, Neeman (10). HRs: Chicago 5 Detroit 6 Brockiin, 8.15 p.m Chi. Baltimore 2 New York 8 "Ty |LA-Moon (19), Hodges (25); ASA Inter. yells --!s. Taylor (13), Banks (45). | Washington 4 Boston 10 or EI a ion --s-|Phila 204 000 000-- 6 7 3 Kansas City 2-7 Cleveland 88 -- Motint Zion v Selkirk, at Selkirk, 8.15 p.m. | liwatkee 100 200 0003 8 0) Today's Games | ? Cardwell, Meyer 5-3 (4) and| And Probable Pitchers IBASEBALL Sawatski; Burdetie 21-15, Rush| Chicago at Detroit -- Wym | OBA Junior "A" Playoffs --|(3), Jay (5), MeMshon (7), Wil-| (3120) vs Bunning (1713) or [t2nd game, and 3rd game if ne-|léy (9) and Crandall. HRs Pha:| proctor (04). |cessary, of semi-final series) -- Freese (22); Mil-Mathews (45). | Baltimore at New York--Pap- American League wv Pet. GBL 2 605 -- 89 ie] 7% 73 72 1 BEEEEE =8 = 2833383 |the fight at the end of the seventh] Oshawa Legion vs Cornwall, at [San Francisco at St. Louls ppd, pas (15.9) vs Coates (6-1), innings in better than a year. He Hodges' 11th-inning home run Deaten the Braves since Aug. 23, hadn't beaten Milwaukee Braves and great relief work from Larry 1955--when he defeated Burdette in four years. Sherry. in relief ! But Friday night he had the 1.¢ Angeles éan nail the pen-| Hodges, who hit his 25th homer, Braves hanging by their thumbs. nant today--if the Dodgers can Off losing reliefer Bill Henry, | Behind Meyer's four-hit, 5 2:3- couple a victory over the Cubs|gave the Dodgers a 4-2 lead with inning shutout relief, the last-| wih another victory by the Phils. @ two-out, two-run double in the place Phillies beat the Braves A sweep of their two at Chicago Sixth. But homers by Sammy and Lew Burdette 638 in the and the Dodgers are home free| Taylor, in the seventh off starter , i" Abraham's shirt a bright | |round after Miteff's face was cut! {badly by Hunter's jabs. Hunter| The lanky Hunter opened cuts) under Miteff's eyes and on a cheek in a fierce fourth round. Blood spurted down Miteff's face, turning Hunter's white had won Cornwall, 1.30 p.m. weighed 187 pounds, Miteff 210. {LAWN BOWLING trunks SOCCER seventh-ranked among Civie Memorial borough UEW vs Oshawa Kick- ers, {and Uxbridge vs Oshawa Hollan- | dia, at Uxbridge, 5.00 p.m. Baltimore round. "I'll get you," Miteff hol- SOFTBALL rain. Washington at Boston--Rafhos (Only games scheduled) (13-19) vs Monboquette il Today's Games Kansag City at Cleveland -- And Probable Pitchers Johnson (0-1) vs Briggs (040). Philadelphia at Milwaukee -- Sunday's Games Roberts (15-16) vs Spahn (20-15). Baltimore at Ad York Los Angeles at Chicago -- washington at Boston Oshawa and District Assoc. -- | Podres (14-8) vs Hillman TAL), [ora shington Detroit Strila vs Port Hope, at Kinsmen San Francisco at Sf. Louis Kansas City at Cleveland Stadium, 7.00 (2 N)--S. Jones (20-15) and San-| (End of schedule) p.m. and Old Country Club vsiford (15-12) vs Mizell (13-9) and American Association Peterborough Scottish, at Kins-| Jackson (18-13), Fort Worth 2 Minneapolis 4 men Stadium, 845 p.m.: Peter-| pitishurgh at Cincinnati -- Um-| (Minneapoli wins best-of-seven EY Peterboroul. 500 Bon |brich¢ (0-0) vs O'Toole (5-8). |final 4-3; meets Havana of Inter- ONE, rr Ri Sunday's Games national League in little world Pittsburgh at Cincinnati series) Men's Trebles Tournament. at Whitby Lawn Bowling Club, 1.30 p.m. MONDAY'S GAMES Oshawa Minor Assoc. -- (Mid- i| Friday night's game was rained Kansas City - Athletes 8-2 and| Hunter, 26, fighting off-and-on|get League championship finals, ino matter what the Braves do Don Drysdale. and Ernie Banks oq |today and Sunday. in the eighth off Danny Me-!" "Miser | Devitt, gave the Cubs their third world heavyweights, raves ay {PODRES AND SPAHN tie of the game. It was Banks' {hice in a row ' | Southpaw Johnny Podres (14-8) 45th, tying Mathews for the Hunter was leading 4-2-1 on the |was the Dodger choice today major league home run lead. cards of Abrabam and judge Be Troubled | against Dave Hillman (7-11). The| The only other games were in Dick Fazio and Pd Nowakowski Braves shoot with Warren Spahn the American League. Delrolt when the fight was stopped. (20-15) against the Phils' Robin Tigers beat Chicago White Box! Tempers flared when Miteff 4 Roberts (15-16). |6-5. New York Yankees nailed and Hunter smacked each other 1SOX San Franeisco? The third-place|third place over the Tigers with after the bell ended the third Giants trail by 2% games anda 5-2 victory over MILWAUKEE (AP) = If Mi.|still have three to play after Orioles. Cleveland Indians beat lered across the ring. yaulos Braves wis the Nationa ague pennant they can expec | Tae pri trounie from Chi-| (20-15) and Jaek Sanford (15-12) cago White Sox as they got last|in a doubleheader tonight against year from New York Yankees, |the Cardinals' Vinegar Bend That's a eapsule summary of Mizell (139) and Larry Jackson the scouting report Wid Matthews | (13-13). - and Ted McGrew have been com-| The Phillies made it four in a piling on the American League row over Burdette a 2l-game champions. Like all the other winner who hasn't beaten them contenders, the Braves have had since May 22, and they did it t| out at St. Louis. It's Sam Jones 8-7 and Boston Red Sox belted since 1954, has a 13-6-3 won-lost-|1st game of 3-out-of-5 series) | Washington Senators 10-4. |draw record SHOULDER SEPARATION Fernhill Park vs Sunnyside Park, | at Sunnyside Park, 5.30 p.m.| sharp; (Kiwanis Bantam League | championship finals, 1st game of 3-out-of-5 series) Simeoe Hall vs Woodview Park, at Wood- | view Park, 530 p.m. sharp.) NOTE -- In the event of rain on| Monday, these games must be Guy Talbot \men following the White Sox for quick. They scored twice in the played on Tuesday. Second] Montreal Alouettes while the red-hot Ottawa Rouh- riders take on Hamilton Tiger-Cats, in Ottawa. It could be quite a week-end . . . JACQUES PLANTE announces weeks. first inning and then tagged Bur- | games in each teres are schedul-| "I said last year it was about dette with his 15th defeat in a even stephen with the Yankees," |four-run third capped by Gene ed for Wednesday evening, 5.30 p.m. J |said Matthews, 'It furned out/Freese's 22nd homer. Gets In ur {about that way, and we lost in| Meyer (5-8) put away his first| seven games.' 4 4 victory since June 7 after reliev-| It was apparent the veteran ing starter Don Cardwell in the| : scout has a high respect for the fourth. He came on with one Man AREAL {hit-and-run ability, tight defence out two runs in--on two singles |and speed of the White Sox. iand Richie Ashburn's three-base| | "This is a team organization," |error--and two men on base with he said. "If I had to name a most| a1ke that he's going to wear a special mask while playing goal for Canadiens in this coming NHL season and right away, coach "Toe" Blake announces that he hasn't decided yet whether or not he likes the idea of Plante wearing a mask, which might, just a little bit, obstruct Plante's vision and keep him from winning the Vezina Trophy again . . . BOSTON BRUINS have bought a part- interest in the Winnipeg Warriors hockey club, which gives them a nice stepping-stone for Western Canada professional hockey prospects. SPORT FROM BRITAIN Streatham Returns To British Hockey League By ED SIMON YESTERDAY'S STARS (CP) -- Defence-|chance Saturday night in an ex- uy Talbot Friday be- hibition game here against Roch- came Montreal Canadiens' first ester Americans of the American injury victim when he suffered a|League. shoulder separation during prac-| Tremblay, who came up trom By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Ivaluable man, 1 would pick the | tice as his left shoulder rammed gyll.Ottawa, likely will have all-| Hitting Gil Hodges, Los |fellow who sits on the bench and NO DAMAGE {into the boards. star defencemen Tom Johnson ag Angeles, doubled for two runs) pulls the string--Al Lopez." Meyer loaded the bases with| Physiotherapist Bill Head said a partner. Junior Langlois, who/8td a 42 lead, then walloped How would Matthews compare a four-piteh walk fo Enos Slaugh- it may be Monday before he can has been slow rounding into form | 11th-inning home run for 54 vie-| ter but put out the fire when he determine definitely how long likely will be bypassed for the|!0Y over Chicago Cubs and one-| the Sox with the 1958 Yanks? en pecs liad mate Dower Talbot will be out of the Na-|game. game edge in National League and they had world series exper-| tional Hockey League re Eg Brampton |meup WILL USE HICKE Pitching -- Jack Meyer, Phil- Gets Title ence," he said. "I think Chicago lie better defensively and is more | With Talbot out, rookie Jean-| Rookie right winger Bill Hicke lles, knocked Milwaukee out of | Claude Tremblay will get his | Will also be in action against|first-place tie, getting Al Spang-| BRAMPTON (CP)--This town| {of 14,400 toasted its third straight of a team unit." "| Rochester. He apparently has ler and Eddie Mathews on pop- LEAF PLAYERS Canadian junior lacrosse title to-| PLASTIC MASK ped out of his lethargic play ups with the bases loaded after) ASK TOP MONEY and scored six goals in the last relieving in fourth inning and | FOR TOP GOALIE PE TE R BOROUGH (CP)-- Brampton Excelsiors, showing| Remember When ? . . .| Franchises of the Ottawa Sen- ators and Philadelphia Quakers | |{in thé National Hockey Leaghel {were suspended at & meeting of | | | |Carl Forster of Flin Flon, who Canadian Press Staff Writer [plays both centre and left wing. LONDON (CP)--S8treatham, the] Other league entries are also prodigal sons of the British Na. busy bolstering their Canadian tional Hockey League, rightly talent. Among the newcomers are have won the honor of opening Ted McKaskill, a leftwinger from HE HAS GONE TO LOOK AT THE NEW | Saturday's game is one of four exhibition contests for Canadiens before they meet the NHL all stars here Oct, 8. When practice ended Friday four intra - squad scrimmage af-| threw four-hit, shutout ball rest fairs. He was the AHL scoring of way for 6-3 victory. MONTREAL (CP)--The most striking figure in Montreal Ca- Manager coach George (Punch) Imlach of Toronto Ma- champion and rookie of the year last season. nadiens' training camp these < days is a fellow who looks as if he's ready to say 'boo' on Hallowe'en ple Leafs said Friday the sal- He's goalie Jacques Plante, ary demands of his unsigned the season next month. Their re- Kapuskasing, Ont, who joins turn after five years' absence : . probably saved the league from Paisley, and leftwinger Rex Tur- ple of Red Deer, Alfa., signed by extinction. J When the south London club Brighton Tigers. dropped out in 1954 because of fi- RESTORE STABILITY nancial troubles, 12 teams were, With the return of Streatham, left to earry on. The number |leagiie officlals hope to restore 4 dwindled until last winter the giability to- British hockey that abrupt mid-season withdrawal of has been lacking since the sale Edinburgh Rovals left four clubs|of Harringay Arena a year ago to limp to the end of the schedule. forced the withdrawal of Harrin- While recruiting is still in full gay Racers, whose 11,000 - eapa- swing, Streatham is guaranteed city gates were the largest in one link with the past when the Britain. | team takes the ice against Pais-| poor attendance caused Edin-| ley Pirates Oct. 7. The first burgh's departure after only half player signed was Ray Maison-|a season but the four remaining euve, a leftwinger from North clubs -- Paisley, Brighton, Wem-| Bay, Ont, who topped thebley Lions and Nottingham Pan- Streatham scorers when the clubithers -- were satisfied with last won the league's Autumn Cup ceason's gate receipts. The and London Cup in its last year Streatham management is eonfi- of operation. dent it will have no trouble get- ONE-EYED PLAYER ting its old fans back. Another early acquisition was| Their prospects have sifice been | Bill Dobbyn, a defenceman|énhancéd by removal of the en: | whose American Hockey League tertainment tax on sport. eareer with Buffalo Bisons was cut short by an accident that cost WILL STILL FIGHT LIVERPOOL, England (AP)~| him the loss of an eye. Streatham | officlais said the disability, which|p 70 world featherweight | champion Hogan (Kid) Bassey | ruled Dobbyn out of North Amer- {said Tuesdav he is staying in ican professional hockey, won't hamper him in Britain, where boxing for the present. The littls| Nigerian, whe failed to win back plav is less rough. Dobbyn, who hails from Flin|th title in #4 bout with Davey | Flon, Man., will double as assist-| Moore in Los Angeles last month, ant coach and will be offered a went with his manager George | chance to take over as coach!'Biddles to see specialists at St.| when he retires as a player. Paul's éye hospital here. Bas- Other players signed by the sy's eve was badly éut in fhe wearing his new protective mask. It fits just like a false face, is dark grey in color with small irregular streaks of white and is made of fibre glass, Plante said Friday, after a long workout cn the ice, mask doesn't hinder his vision and he will wear it in National Hockey League games. Coach Toe Blake wasn't so sure about that, but wasn't adamant. "Plante has won the Vezina | | | | | | Trophy as top goalie four years without a mask and I'd just as soon he didn't wear one," said ! Blake. "It can be as perfect as you. | ean possibly eonstrict it, but it seems to me there would be some obstruction to the view." Plante for several years has been figuring on some type of | mask he could use regularly. Last season he talked about | it to Dr. Ian Milne, club physi. | cian, and Bill Head, club physis | otherapist It was suggested Planie have a cast made of his face and | the mould used for the mask. It was worked out that way, along with an acquaintance of Plante who is In the fibre-glass business, Plante said he is having the mask patented and that it costs only about $7. The mask Plante wears has a crooked nose, matching his own whith has been broken several the | their best form of thé series, | {wrapped it up before a record] |crowd of 2,500 Friday night with a 9-6 vietory over New Westmin- ister Salmonhbellles. They took the best - of - seven set for the {Minto Cup 4-2. | Starry forward Bob Davidson led the powerful Excelsiors with three goals. breaking through the {tight zone defence which the |western champs used to win the |fifth game 8-6. | Goalie Merv Schweitzer was with the players skating around the rink, 88-year-old Rocket Rich-| {ard periodically broke into a run. ining gallop. He rested his legs. Meanwhile, managing director Frank Selke all but completed contract signing as Doug Harvey| Langlois and Ab McDonald came to terms. Still unsigned are Dickie Moore, who has delayed {to "think things over." No. goalie Charlie Hodge and Hicke! hockey players "have been away out of line." "1 will publish the salaries of the players to let the fans see whether they are underpaid or not," the National Hockey League coach said. "I'm eon fident that our players are be- ing paid as well as other NHL players with comparable rec. ords." insisted that had won the Stanley Cup four 2/in the fields with cattle. But the AUSTIN-HEALEY SPRITE SPORTS CAR WILLIS MOTORS TAUNTON RD. OSHAWA RA 5.0331 the NHL governors 28 years ago) today. Ottawa however resumed play for two seasons. Since the NHL was formed in 1917, Ottawa | times, the last in 1927 when Dave Gill was manager and coach. LOOSE MOOSE GRANBY, Que. (CP) «= A] moose that escaped from the) Granby Zoo was spotted grazing] moose ran off when anyone ap- Imlach is having trouble sign- |brilliant for the losers, kicking ing 13 players who were with {out 81 shots Bob Savage handled | 17 shots for Brampton. There were only four penalties, all to the tensed-up B.C. club. Other Brampton scorers were |Dave Foster with two, Bob Ron- |ald, Gerry Aherne, Wally Thorne and Wayne Thompson. New Westminster goals were| |scored by Mike Gates, with two, | Bob Bateman, Erie Branstrom,| to the playoffs last season. They are Ed Chadwick, Bobby Pulford, Billy Harris, Larry Regan, Dick Duff, Frank Mahovlich, Allan Stanley, Tim Horton, George Armstrong, Gerry Ehman, Ron Stewart, Noel Price and Marc Beaume. | the club in its sensational drive | {will see Selke Monday. proached. 4 FURNACE INSTALLATION FUEL OIL © BURNER SERVICE Keith Jackson and Bill Wilks. DR. I. J. METCALFE DENTIST Announces After October 1st, 1959 Office will be located at 136 Simcoe Street North, Oshawa (Corner Colborne St. W.) ARRY 0. PERRY OKO ¥ RA 53-3483 wont BA RA.8-6836 RA 8-1701 Suite 5 new entry include defenceman fight with Moore and Biddles| times. He has also had each centre said he had advised him to quit | Vie Fyles of Montreal, Bryan Whittall of Regina and cheek-hone fractured \