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V0 THE C5HAWA TIMES, Mondoy, January 9, 196) 'Upsets Feature In : Upsets Feature English Cup Play | zo... A fhe x grand old man of Canadian LANDON (Rewters) The hewten finalist, was Weld 10 # gockey, is in hospital in Crech Enghoh Soccer seheduled Satur: senveiess (ie. at Chesterfield welovakia suffering from & mild Any produced & Sng of upsets Preston was held 16 # 11 156 ouch of pneumonia, it was re #8 irst-einss chibs Joned 8 the at home by lowly ACcrngion. ported here Sunday The underdogs finally had ing, Smith, Reid, forwards: was key behind the Credit SERGONANE, SHARERAEH(T SeTI6% FOUGHT TO A TIF The FAyear-oid sportsman col day for themeeives in the UAW Harmon, Rowinson, West, Will, win, which moved them out of for the prized Foothall Associa: U0 ie had tn be content #9€8 shortly before he wes 16 Hockey League, After & two Sulton, Harmon snd Myles the league basement, He set np fiom Cp (6 the with Brtetet Revers 11 WRIA & pane (or Canad ®t yeck layoff, due 16 the RARERS FIRST PERIOD four of the seven Union tallies The cop competition fn du vant a by Outard CONEIsion of the Winnipeg Mar Curistmas and New Year Wold], Merchants: Semolenks Wills linemates Lynn Middleton rllel 10 the regmar Emgnen co "ee only nom + lenge "TE, 10-ame exhibition (owe of Goul the loop resumed action] (Tram, Marshall) +...9 3) nd Teddy Waplorkowski hit for col ine Wampianehiy wenm left in the competition, EROsiovakia. We 16 In BI yeiieraey morning in the Bow: 2, Tony's, Hil, three and two goals respective: Vivore of enrler 7 wh he Wggest wpset was Chel IRCK Roxburgh of Simeoe (Eran, Samalenks) , 11.27 heck counted the lone Baker's wth there mre only two 1esms the Caterer's climbed to within molenko 5.18, McMahon #47, ' Ro | stone; delense; Blackpord and. Portsmouth--sll NOrpe He is receiving the best pos Merchants . Credit Union com SECOND PERIOD CREDIT UNION = goal, Cir- was among the favorites, was home to Birmingham, Forest's oF two weeks" Doormats all year long, the 5 Tony's; Myles, LeGree, Ellioit and Smith, West Bromwich Albion was Canada as an administrator for basement spol, which they've (Robinson) First « division clubs West ' . Lodge struggling near the bottom of Maroons a week hefore Chiist- start, The loss dropped Baker Wallace 4.58, Currie 19.51 | (Ello, Miller) cioeee UIT lower divisions A wii A ig By 4 ji hetore Saturday's game, lost 16 M EEY 0 ie Canadian Ama D, --- 3 welore Ba ay am p » Towr's Retresmvents, spark (BION) rreerreeererer BA Penalties Hartford, 14.08 a Hs second division London tor naTih d 4 A RY Newcastle, a team that seems for the elderly ApoTisman. The fort of lefiwinger Al Myles, eke 9, Merchants: Samolenko, kowski, LeGrae) | se. 1038 The fret. ond second-@iviion Coc ne mud wt Leicester "ONAL In Prague and Wis eon consi" Aven (Sutiom, Corre) ..... BBW Ai) ats py the first upset shading Oshawa of the 4 tenms playing Setwr- SNe TEER Ose Was BTEC president of the Canadian Ama v 4 Penalties ~ Delany 3.46, Ba: goal, " p wr gail, Vane left for the final in May Blackpool was overwhelmed #0 Imierview here that Mr G00 points of the paceseiting Romnson 847 and Hill 19.55, Wood: (oXmer ep winners--were dime. Bottnghem Forest, cup win le care and i is expected he pleted the upset story Wasting 4, Tony's: Myles, verre BM kn; defense , LaGres, benien pt Some neighbors near the bottom of the Mr, Hewitt, who has been con. Union skaters of conch Here (Robinson, West) Middleton, FIRST PERIOD Bromwich Albion and Chelses the second division mas slong with Gordon Juckes Vending into the basement, THIRD PERIOD 2, Baker's; Rorabeck, Cup favorite Tottenham Hot Sheffield United, the second-di- ter Hockey Association #, Merchants: Sneddon, | SECOND PERIOD +. neighbor, Charlton ] to reserve its hest efforts for Maroons arrived home early out » 54 win over Oshawa Mer- (Westfall, Armstrong) $16 4, Union: M ' " $ iddleton, "1 ibs f h Bturduy Jomned the sur: Coir Coe home cab wom 3.1, PION Is described ae good, Tony's Refeshments supplied 3, Merchants: Sneddon, Veteran rearguard Bill Ror petition continues Intervals CECE TT CEN division team, "WF Hockey Association, said in Merchants 1-4, With the vietory Baker Vi ' heck Arsenal, Nottingham Forest, #2 Wy second + Bivision Sewn Hewitt's condition is not serious, 'P (ure, Wilton, Wright, Ford, Bannon and Lintner, ited Frweriol Everton: which ners in 19, cofiapsed 29 at will be in Rospital shout 10 days Faker Vending 7-1 (Hill, Robinson) eee 12.28 Wills, Naplorkowski, firsi-Aivision standing nected with ametenr hockey in Cooper finally quit the league 6, Tony's: West, TOV CIABS BEATEN coreereee BH thrashed 3-1 by Lincoln, & team nearly 80 years, left with the occupied since the season's Penalties ~~ Westlall 3.28, 1, Union: were hesten hy teams from AE Melvile Sask bo | Everton, rated fourth favorite 0 EVIE, Bask, Secrelary / , FTE CE IPE ' TONY'S MERCHANTS | Tonys Harmon, (Bannon) 3 Spur grained a 32 home win over " V vision leader, 19 The trip was a pleasure jaunt ed by the sparkling two-goal ef (Tran, Samolenko) .» 457.3, Union: Miller, (Naplor: ¢ But Wolverhampton Wander fight st N.Y, Madison Square the cup, which it won three Sunday morning. Juckes stayed chants, Tony's, wha, finished) Penalties = Arnold 0.39, Mar Wills. Ne oki) CARMEN BASILAO, former | yow'd never guess it, by look: | world's weller and middle: | ing wt the shove pieture, ps weight champion, won the de Ortega lands & solid right off cision over Mexico's Gaspar | Basilio's whiskers, This one Ortega on Saturday night but ' came in the 8th round of their | Garden and this is just one of 7% Cup - holders and second the reasons all the fans didn't favorites, were held to a 1-1 tie agree with the decision handed # home hy Huddersfield, » out by the referee and judges, CAM SITuggling near the hot AP Wirephote 10m of the second division Blackburn Rovers, last year's 18 five seasons beginning in Crechoslovakia with Mr, deadiocked wit erchants - in { in 5 trounced Fulham oo Hewitt and is expected in Tor deadlock 4 ith Merchants In shall 20, Wallace 4.34, Currie' Penalties Hartford 9.24 Th league ay was confined ono next weekend 10 aitend & season, now find themselves try. 4 #na Robinson § 41 Burke 10.52 and Burke 16,17, to # few third: and fourth-divis- meeting of the CAHA ing another finish, in an attempt BAKER'S ~ UNION | THIRD PERIOD on games Mr. Hewitt, father of well: io" caion the Merchants An oldfashioned donnyhrook 5 Union: Middleton, known hockey announcer Foster saokie Sneddon the loops hroke out, at the end of the (WI) sovereeeeeene 4M Howitt, 1s u lie member of the league gonl getter and point: Baker-Vending ~ Credit Union 6, Union; Naplorkowski, Pin RRL a Bg oY man collected two goals, Bned- tlt, with the Union skaters| (Miller) core ereere BB tary of the OHA since 1903 and 1O0's linemate George Ramo claiming # 7-1 win 7. Union: Middleton, \an official of the CAHA ns sec. /€N%0 Riso shot two goals Lucky Wills, 8 marked man hy (Wills, Smith) +rvee0 10.50 MERCHANTS ~ goal, Hawe; Baker Vending club all morn- 8, Union Nablorkow kl, we ree |retaryAreasurer and registrar: | Neary since 1912 registrar defense; McMahon, Marshall, ing, was caught in the middle of (Wills, J [ J \a Carmen Basilio Wins Lynwood Rowe jak Dies Sudden zi Decision Over Or teg a [Vies suadenly ols ecame sport sar of Gurbeh, Wallies €o Cow ay ano wid reudor si. fhe chip, Denali = Woodack J 28, Wills El, DORADO, Ark, (AP)=|played $i, Louis, Rowe was the #1 years later to become attrac. Sneddon, Tran and Samolenko, with strong hoy Lorne Hartford 20.00 and Hartford 20.00, NEW YORK (AP)=Carmen and lighter foe from Mexico the duration of the SUSPENSION yoo ond Thomas Rowe, ex. Corholder of the record for the tions manager of Maple Leaf, TONY'S ~ goal, Melnick; de: and Ronnie Lintner, Wills, the Feferees -~ Lionel Baker and Bastia Avetioni . Slugsioh hanging mi ju nat Uy f "l us het meeting Jar, A ah major league pitcher, died Sun. [17% world series defeats--~five, Gardens, home of the Toronto fense: Currie, Delany, Gould-'league's most penalized player, Tom Wilson; Beorer, Jim Shaw, start to pound out 8 UNENIMOUS eferee AIhert and Judge Leo suspension wis effectiy Bi. $ 4 - - -- I He pitched in three world series Maple Leafs of the National in-round decision over Gaspar Birnbaum voled six rounds for day day night at his home here and was in the 1936 all-star Hockey League Ortega at Madison Square Gar: Basilio and four for Ortega, who! There were no knockdowns al- aflér suffering a heart attack W st Hill S h . a lboys W 1 D 1 1 'Win District rionors game The soft-spoken and unassum dens Baturday night with an at: spotted his opponent 10 pounds, though several times the 25 Rowe, who would have heen Four young schoolboy eurlers/day but the lads from West Hill Jack Judge, of Oshawa, pre He is tied for the American ing sportsman, a native of Co tack reminiscent of the form The other judge, Joe Fppy had yearold Ortega was staggered 49 Wednesday, Was Jronouneed League record for most consecw: hourg, seldom attracted alien that once earned him the wel: it 64:1, the same as The Asso: hy solid right hands dead on arrival at hospital from West Hill High School, [had other ideas and made their anal She Tiniolup Poss to {Doug Durno, Tom Morton, Jim ideas stick, tye victories In a season (16) tion as he went about his ad terweight and middleweight hox- ciated Press card, in favor of Ortega, tough as nails, fought His major league baseball with Walter Johnson of Wash: ministrative work in hockey ing titles Basilio back furiously each time he playing days were divided be: ington Senators, Joe Wood of racing and, at one time foot: The Bi-year-old battler from Ortega weighed 140% to Ba- was hurt and on several occa: tween Detroit and Philadelphia Boston Red Sox and Boh Grove hall, He served as secretary of Canastota in & comeback silio's 150%, Carmen came in sions, hurt his older foe with Phillies, He was a scout In the . Following are the complete Bevan and Paul Brock, pulled! They took a big three on the! scores; off & major upset in the Oshawa third end for a 41 lead, added singletons in each of the next! Annual Schoolboys Bonspiel and N.Y of Philadelphia Athletics the Canadian Rughy Union dur. attempt after his knockout de: four pounds aver his contracted furious counter - punching, Ba: Detroit farm system at the time : fegl National Boxing A weight of 166 and was sus: silio"s best round w the sev: of his death ciation champion Gene Vullmer pended by the New York State enth when he forced Ortega to The veteran righthander won last June, showed little effects Athletic Commission for this in- retreat with 8 furious wo: 168 games and lost 101 in major of his long layoff as he closed fraction handed assault to the hody and league competition with a rush tn have his younger The commission will announce head He retired 22 consecutive hat Traded to Brooklyn of the Na ing the First World War years tional League in 1042, he was and was its president in 1018-19 sent to Montreal, In 1043 he Cowboys Will ny uh as made a comeback with the Philadelphia Phillies, Rowe left the majors in 1940 and retired in 1061 after a term as player: manager for Williamsport, Pa wirew'™ ome, Rangers End Slump Take Rodeo To England CALGARY (CP) Fifty top in the Eastern League Germany's Ace two ends, thanks to skip Paul Ontario district eliminations, | Brock's deadly draw weight, In here on Saturday, when they the Sth, Agincourt scored a hig took top honors with two upset! four and came back with two victories more in the Oth, for an §7 lead Canadian cowboys may com. West Hill defeated Forest Hill after trailing 7-2 at seven ends pete in a series of rodeos in In the first round, which was But the West Hill boys refused to Graeme Thompson, Marshall Herner, Frank Lippay, William Dodge, Alex Armstrong, Bavid Mills, Alan Ward, Gary Couche, skip skip, LEASIDE POWNIVIEW Doug Jones Bill Wingate, Bruce Porter, Jahn Coyne, Fred Cam, lehn Simpson, Tom Muskelf, Rick Allum, At Expense Of Habs Beries In which the "Tigers By THE CANADIAN PRESS lend games, They were heaten! Hall lost a bid for his seventh New York Rangers have been 4:1 hy the Maple Teafs at Tor: shutout of the season when Id ane of Montreal Canadiens' chief Onto Baturday when Leafs dig Shack scored for the Jeafs nemesis' over the last few Na. Frank Mahovlich scored his 36th with one minute remaining in tional Hockey League seasons. £081 and B34 by the Red Wings the game, Chicago's Ron Muy They always seem to come up 8 Detroit Bunday night phy was in the penalty box with solid performances against) The weekend re left the when Bhack scored the mighty Montrealers Canadiens in first place with 83 The lolly when the two teams meet points, two more than the Maple only three goals behind Leafs al New York's Madison Nquare Leafs, The Hawks have 44, the Johnny Bower in the race for Hed Wings 40, the Rangers 27 the Vezina Trophy, awarded an Bunday night the lowly and the Bruins 25 nually to the goalie whose team Rangers demonstrated (his fact! The Rangers' triumph was has the fewest goals again, heating the Canadiens 4-2 only (heir second in nine tries against him, for their first -vietory In six'against Canadiens this season slarts Ra Hebhenton, Camille COULD BEAT RECORD The triumph, coming on the Henry, Lou Fontinato and Red! MIKItR got his ninth goal In heels of a 6:4 sethack at Mont: Sullivan got Rangers' goals Seven games and his 13th of the real Saturday, moved the while Dickie Moore and Doug 528500 in the first minute of the Rangers. inta sole possession of Harvey tallied for Montreal third period 1 , Jooring " fift Nace the leag SEVER consecutive games he is jth he ey Bjue, and HELD WIDE EDGE only two games away from the a few heads--at least for the! Haturday, the Canadiens record set hy Montreal's retired time being jumped into a 81 first period Maurice Richard in 104445 and teneral Manager Mugg Pat. lead and had the serambly-type tied hy Montreal's Bernie Geof rick sald last week he is ready 88me pretty well in hand the frion earlier this season tn trade anvene on the club to rest of the way, outshooting the! Mikita's "'seotier line team heef it up for the last half of the ANEers 48:25 mates--=Ken Wharram and Ab Canadien scoring was di- MeDonald also scored once vided among Ralph Backstrom, each. Bobhy Hull and Tod Sloan fean-Cuy Talbot, Phil Goyette got the others with Jean Beliveau, Claude Provost Mahovlich his and Billy Hicke. Rangers' goals Puesday, kept game= went to Johnny Wilson, Sullivan goal OOTINE Saturday Leafs and defenceman Don Johns= Gh 4 counter ust six seconds for yy Joel in tn Nilo k Hawk after the start of the second pe J 3 "i ¢ 1] another game backed up brilliant goaltending vod, Last:place Boston Bruins suf- by Glenn Hall Sunday with & Rilly Harris, Dave Keon and fered two defeats in other week: strong offensive attack defenceman fim Horton gol Foronta's other goals, Leo La Stan Mikita Is BSE oo Newest NHL Star the play but were driven hack Ihy Hewer's great goaltending Hower, at 86 the aldest player in the league, robbed the Rruins particularly Hronco Horvath time and again with sparkling SAVes CHICAGO (CP)==8tan Mikila I'he result has been a record uy whe learned his hockey in and winning streak in which Mikita BROKE LOSING STREAK around 8, Catharines, has has contributed nine goals, scor:| The Red Wings snapped a turned inte a hockey star al ing at least once each triumph. home ioe winless streak at most overnight hecause he took In addition Mikita, who led the seven games with their victery some advice ta "keep your league in penalties earlier this over Hoston Sunday mouth shat" ROANON, has not heen in the pen:| They had not won at home Chicago Black Hawks of the ally box once during the vie: since Nov, 27 when they were National Hookey League, led hy '0ry march in fivsl place in the league stand. their scooter line of Mikita, Ken! Mikita, 20, admits he has ings, They had heen beaten six Wharram and Ab MeDanald, de. (calmed down and is skating bet: times in their last seven starts, feated Toronto Maple Leafs 31/60 since talking to Pilous tying the other game Sunday night for a vecord| Rut," he says, "I haven't gone| yon MoKenaie broke a 3.3 tie seventh consecutive victory MUL of my way (0 avoid penallyiin 'a' goal midway through the Never hefore had a Hawks Yet Mabe Ive heen 100 BUSY \hivd period and Allen Johnson team won seven straight. The playing hockey scored in an open Boston net previous record was - six, sel CHANGED HIS NAME after Bruins' goaler Bruce Gam during the 1930-21 season. And] Mikita was eight years old ble had been removed in favor a hig reason for the turnabout when he left Scholee, Caechoslo: [of an extra forward, in the last has heen Mikita vakia, for Canada, His name Minute of play All last season and through/was Stanley Gavih, His aunt] Other Wings' scorers were much of the present campaign, (and uncle, the Joe Mikitas of 8. [Norm Ullman, Howie Glover Mikita spent his time fighting It atharines, adopted him and he and Murray Oliver. Defence arguing' with referees and ex took their name man Pete Goegan assisted on pressing unsolicited opinions tol What little skating the young: three of the goals the fans, The result was a total (ster had done before leaving hs Scoring for Boston were of elght goals last season {native land hp confined to the Johnny Buevk, Don MoKenney {trazen rivers of Crechoslovakia \ \ TOOK HIM ASIDE But he quickly adapted himself anne 1 TRIN sched He had three his season up 11g the Canadian sport and fis 'uled in the league Wnt Ww "hen Christmas. Might when coach nally made the 81. Catharines day night when Detroit visits Rudy Pilous--who had handled Teepees, a Black Hawks farm Chicago Mm at St. Catharines 100K eluh Mikita aside for some fatherly He hecame the leading scorer advice Mm the Ontavia Hockey Associa I really gave him a dressing ton Junior A loop in the 1957.48 down." says Pilous. "1 told him season and was destined to stay in forget about fighting, arguing in the National Hockey League and - heckling the crawds. 11 Rut he never really made ihe asked hm 10 keep hs monthigrade until he teak same firm shut and give me a twaoway of advice to keep hs mouth shu fort and play hookey espe Chicago goalle now 1s Garden seared ARENA HAWKS TOPPED LEAFS Chicago Black Hawk Stan Mikita = scoring Seventh consecutive humbled Taronte Maple v1 Munday on home ice their seventh straight victory in he 2 seeling who will up his pace RILLS SIGN RARRER RUFFALO, NY. (AP) Ruf fala Bills of the American Foot ball League have signed Stew Rarber, a Penn State 1ackle and their fourth draft Ray her, a 24 pounder, was the third draft chaice Dallas Cowboys of the same league ohdice of |At Picton (SL Michael's 1 Peterborough § Fort Wayne 4 Indianapolis 3 Sprinter Draws worth Trophy race, the world Suspension | championship for unlimited FRANKFURT, Germany (AF) power boats, will he held this German gold medal sprinter year on the Long Reach of the Armin Hary, considered the Bay of Quinte near Picton, Ont, world's fastest human, was Bob Finlayson, commodore of banned from track for a year| the Canadian Boating Vedera: Baturday on several charges ton, smd Bunday night the including padding of expense ae event will probably he in Aug: counts, ust, but a definite date won't be] Hary, a West German who announced until February, won the 100-metre dash al the The trophy has been won the Rome Olymples and world ree last two years hy Miss Kuper: ord co-holder with Harry ile test 111, owned hy Hm Thomp: rome of Vancouver at 1; sec on of London, Ont, and driven onds flat, was banned by the hy Embro, Ont, chicken farmer legal committee of the Athletic Boh Haywood League of Hessen Province, He The classic was found guilty of giving false an annual event and excessive expense state when their are challengers. Last ments of track appearances in year's race was held on the Germany and of damaging Ger:| Long Reach where Haywood set many's athletic reputation hy speed veeords to defeat three publishing erroneous material in American challengers in thela magazine last October first two heats of the threesheat! Hary said Sunday he will ap race peal the ban HOCKEY SCORES AND STANDINGS Ry THE CANADIAN PRESS | Guelph § 8t, Catharines § National League Nunday's Resulis WELT ¥ A Pt|Niagara Falls § Mariboros 2 5143 111 53 Hamilton 2 Bt, Michael's 4 114 104 H1 Tuesday's Game i in 3 Guelph at Niagara Falls 5 106 189 27 OHA Bihity AB R300 ODINE ingen 17 7 1120 A 86] Saturday's Resulis Chatham 11 7 4 BF 6726 New York § Montreal f [ Ktratford 1914 1108 109 25 Hoston 1 Toronto 4 Woodstock 1016 1 82103 31 Nunday's Resulis Galt 70 6 ON 7730 Montreal 3 New York 4 Strathroy 710 6 M104 10 Hoston 3 Detroit § Naturday's Result { Toronto 1 Chicago § Stratford 4 Strathroy | Wednesday's Game Sunday's Result Detroit at Chicagn Woodstock 2 Windsor 6 American Leag Tuesday's Game NLT Woodstock at Galt Western League WLT FARM 012 A610 2013 1104 BH 41) INIT 100 10K AY 1617 3134 135 38 1711 2108 BR 3 1617 0106 117 22 TORONTO (CP)=The Harms is not necessarily It 1s held only Montreal Toronto Chicago Detroit New York Boston "un "nn | LEIS | 1616 WN 11 33 we F AR 0 208 108 60 0130 131 3% 1 143 147 47 Calgary 1 117 116 37 Vancouver 1 118 146 M4 Spokane Rochester 1618 A 190 130 35 Seattle Providence 14 96 0197 186 98 Portland Saturday's Results Victoria Rochester 4 Cleveland | | Edmonton 1422 011 4A 8 Ruffalo 1 Hershey 3 | Winnipeg 112% 2 96126 24 | Providence 3 Springfield 13 Saturday's Results Sunday's Results Winnipeg 4 Spokane A Cleveland 2 Rochester 4 Vaneouver 1 Vietaria 3 | Hershey | Ruffalo § [Seattle § Calgary Springfield 3 Providence 3 Sunday's Results . Tuesday's Game Victoria 0 Portland Cleveland at Queheo Winnipeg 4 Spokane 3% Eastern Professional SATURDAY WLTFARM Saskatchewan Senior 30 7 3160 B65 Medicine Hat 8 Saskatoon 4 1918 3137 13741 Western Intern, Okanagan | 1817 5132 140 37 Kelowna-Penticton § Nelson 3 | \ 1410 6 140 160 M Western International Kingston 1610 2140 181 34! Bast Kootenay § Trail 4 Montreal $30 0 MT Okanagan Senior Saturday's Result {Kamloops 8 Vernon 4 Sault Ste. Marie | Kingston 7 | International League Sunday's Results Fort Wayne 8 Muskegon 4 Sudbury 3 Montreal 3 Omaha ? Indianapolis 1 Sault Ste, Marie § Hull. Ottawa 7 Eastern League Kingston 3 Kitchener § New Haven § Clinton § Tuesday's Game Johnstown § Greenshore 4 Kingston at Sault Ste. Marie Exhibition at New York OHA Junior A Russia & US. Nationals 3 LTP AM Saskatchewan Junior 3 5150 98 43 Saskatoon §& Flin Flon 3 8 3 Estevan 2 Prinve Albert 3 18 BY SUNDAY 4 108 10% 2% Eastern League 6101 100 22 Greensboro 3 Johnston 4 SE Catharines 718 2 92 120 18 Clinton 4 New Haven & Mariboros S17 § R1122 15 Philadeinhia 2 New York 1 Saturday's Results International League 2011 1 LBL 1810 179 Springfield Cleveland Ruffale Hershey 1 Queheo H-Ottawa S88 Marie Kitehener Sudbury Guelph 1] Niagara Falls 1611 1 St Michael's 14 8 Peterbore nn Hamilton LBL] [St seven major cities in Kngland not entirely unexpected hut they erack and they came through In the late summer of 1962 caused a stir when they nosed with a big two on the final 10th Herman Linder of Cardston, out Oshawa Collegiate and Vo- end, to take the verdict, when Alta, Canada's top independent cational Institute rink 0-8 inskip Darry McGaw was just rodeo producer, hopes he will these semifinals but the final/inches too heavy with his last be able to complete Arrange: game was even more of a sur: draw attempt, | ments for the overseas (rip prise, as the hoys from West 1 addition to winning the Mei which will involve an expendi. Hill eked out another 08 win serchaft Trophy, the West Hill im" Avaty ture of shout $260,000, over Agincourt hoys qualified for the Ontarie| Terry Bishop, The proposal arose after offi] The Agincourt rink, winners Schoolboys eights', later this Party McGaw, clals of the Royal Norfolk Agri-lof last year's Junior Tankard month, Al Parkhill, president cultural Fair of England tried to champs, Mike Goodwin's rink of the Ontario Curling Associa: Jehn Mowat, Interest Calgary rodeo officials from Unionville, was expected tion, officiated at the presenta: Brian Va lo stage a number of rodeo to romp to victory here Satur:'tion of the major trophy andj." eeksan'! events as a feature of thelr 1063 SPORTS IN BRIEF | annual fair, They were advised that the cost of such an undertaking for one falr would be prohibitive and the MiggORton wi hiade In[ MUNAIANE WON SERIES (weight boxing crown here Feb writing that the English princi o y ' MN -- The 80:28 Leaside, 7; pals endeavor to interest al least wi YORK (AP) = The, 0. Fullmer, recognized as king of Agincourt, 16 five other English fairs in A aol "deficit and defeated the|the 160-pounders by the Na. , 1"; rodeo clreult deal United States Sextet 6:3 in a tional Boxing Association, kept West Hill, 9; enoukh IMEToNt in the. aountey Mockey game Saturday at Madi: hie, ile In thelr, last meeting ., \,, o proposals, Mr, Linder said, he|""" Nquare Garden, The victory Under hy of an agree is prepared to fly to England 40ve the Russians a sweep of announced Saturday all. and appear before the group in their five-game exhibition tour, r gets 40 per cent f the te] Downsview, of the United Ktates mer g per cent of the gate win. "gf | and $60,000 of the $150,000 tele:| Grampian, NIGNS WITH GIANTS vision revenue, Robinson gets NEW YORK (AP)=Boh Gait: 20 per cent of the gate and 840, Whine : ors of New Mexico State, lead:|000 TV money, Fullmer's man: frampton, # ing U.8, rusher and point-scover Ager, Mary Pat Rudke Jahn Ortou, Doug Burne, Tem Merten, lim Bevan, Paul - Brack, skip, support of the proposals Jenson, said he Weston, 15 New World Record For Barrel Jumper [among major colleges last fall, [agreed to the fight only because wy iny, a signed to play with New York Fullmer demanded it, Weston Dennis Siblosk, Wayne Rogers, Ip, AGINCOURY Doug Callison, skip, 9 OFH. CENTRAL 3 ak WEY Will ' skip, Second Round Semi-Final 13 Second k Baki ' OH, DONEVAN OSHAWA GI Toby Walter, Bil Hove, GL 0 Bon cow j Wy. Whitey Gard Richards, David Jack, David Holley, John Miller, up ' "Ehameron {] in Arehdekin, Sandford Moers, John Barfleit, Roger Bescham, L/ wh FOREST Wikh Mel Shiffman, Frank Righmend, Al Banack | : ( Dave Philllps, Weston, Densvan, 2, aside, 3 entral, § Al Agincourt, 8, CONSOLATION First Round Cobourg, 4, { Farest Hill, 4, Round Cobourg, § Downsview, §, Danevan, #4, CVI, Third Round 0 Oshawa, 8, Brampton, 4, Jim Waldo, 26, from Portland, League Saturday, He was the Ore, cleared 10 harrels for &|iants No. 1 draft choice and| distance of 35 feet, 1114 inches also No. 1 on the list of Denver | Saturday and won the world {ina American Football barrel-jumping ehampionshi [League 4 | iN @®0 Lebel 80, i champion from Flushing, N vl HORSES KILLED ATLANTA, Ga, (AP)=A fire GROKRINGER, N.Y. (AP) Gants of the National Football| was third after winning the title AX consecutive years, He y rama sloare y at Fainview Farms Friday night ol HT barrels with & lean iiyjod 94 show horses valued at Second went to Georges Coal $30,000 lier, 28, a Montreal policeman GETS ANOTHER CHANCE | Yho jumped 15 barrels for HAs VEGAS, Nev, (AP)=For:| 214, Coallier became the Cana mer champion Sugar Ray Rob: tian Shampion for He Second inson gets another crack at based on this event Gene Fullmer's world middie: Behind the top three in the | field of 17 in order came Gilles Leclere and Yvon Jolin, Mont! 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