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10 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Saturday, April 29, 1961 Montreal Club 1g Time Plays B MONTREAL (CP)--The Mon- treal Concordia soccer club is looking for a big-name forward and a centre-half to complete 1 its lineup before it makes its International Soccer League de- but against New York Ameri- cans at the Polo Grounds in New York May 20. A club official says he ex- pects to make final arrange- 4 ments with two of the top Brit- ¢ ish players within the next few days. The team is holding a spring training camp in suburban Ste. Anne de Bellevue where First Division players from. Europe and South America have been practising. It will break camp periodic- ally to play in the Ontario-Que- bec Interprovincial Soccer League before its New York opener. The Interprovincial League schedule has been ad- justed to allow Concordia to play its games before and after the International League 'sea- son. The International League will be divided into two sections, the first one opening May 7 in New York with a. game between Pesiktas of Turkey and Ein- tracht of Frankfurt, Germany. The second section opens June 25 with a game between Petach Tikwa of Haifa, Israel and Ire- land's Shamrock Rovers. a MONTREAL CONCORDIA STARS JORGE, HORVATH JAMBARO PRACTICE Concordia will play seven games in both sections -- the only team to-do so. Its first home game is against Everton of England May 23. SPORT BRIEFS ~ PLAN HALL OF FAME SAN FRANCISCO (AP)--Can- ton, Ohio, where the National Football League was formed in 1920, was selected Thursday as the site of its Hall of Fame by league owners at their annual meeting. Selection of players and officials to be honored in the hall and financing of the project will be worked out by a committee from Canton and the NFL. WOULD WIN GAME WINNIPEG (CP) -- An all star game between the Amer- ican Football League and the Canadian Football League would be interesting but the AFL team would have too many guns, says Dean Griffing, a man with experience in both leagues. Griffing, general man- ager of AFL Denver Broncs, said in an interview 'put your substituting for the injured Del Crandall, committed the only Milwaukee error. He dropped a foul pop by Ed Bailey in the ninth. Spahn took Lau off the MILWAUKEE (AP)--Warren Spahn, a 40-year-old wonder, called baseball "just a wonder- ful, crazy game" after the sec- ond no-hitter of his brilliant Spahn Hurls Classic, Braves Atop Totem and walked five. The Braves moved past the Giants and Pittsburgh into first place in the league race with a 6-4 won- lost record. hook by striking out Bailey. Spahn was given all the cush. fon he needed in the first inn ing when the Braves scored an unearned run off Sam Jones. Frank Bolling singled, went to second on a passed ball and scored on Hank Aaron's two-out single. Jones struck out 10 men, seven in the first three innings, FIGHTS LAST NIGHT By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS fai, 7 i Billings, Mont. -- George Lo- WARREN SPAHN gan, 205, Boise, outpointed Cal- . vin Butler, 195, Cleveland, 10. ner in league history, he also| Richmond, Calif.--Mutt Godd- control. However, he recovered|holds the circuit record for/yin 157, Richmond, outpointed quickly on each occasion, get-{Shutouts with 52. Clarence James, 158, Richmond ting the next batter to hit back| A drag bunt by pinch-hitter|10, to him for the start of a double!Matty Alou nearly took the Brewer, Maine--Young Beau career. The Milwaukee Braves' south- paw faced the minimum of 27 hatters in handcuffing San Francisco Giants 1-0 Friday night for the second no-hitter in his last six National League starts. "It's just a crazy, wonderful game," Spahn said. "Here I go 168 years and throw a nohit- 3 ter. That's enough for anyone. But here I've done it again. It's just crazy--but wonderful." Spahn, who reached a mile- stone in his career by holding | Philadelphia Phillies hitless in a 4-0 victory in Milwaukee last Sept. 16, posted his 290th league triumph while dazzling the Giants. zr The top left-handed winner in National League history, he suf- fered two momentary lapses of best 12 or 15 players against our best and it would be quite a football game. But we have the manpower and I think the AFL team would wear a Cana- dian team down." . | SPORTS MENU By Geo. H. Campbell SPORTS EDITOR 'Everything From Soup To Nuts' play. lustre off the terrific perform-| Jack, 177 , Boston, outpointed : jance before 8,518 fans with one Gordon Farnsworth, 177, Ban- HE'S DAZZLED, TOO man out in the ninth inning. |gor Maine, 8. 2 "How do you figure it?" Spahn raced over and Berlin -- Karl Mildenberger, Spahn asked. 'All those years scooped the ball to first base- Germany, outpointed Frankie of coming so close and now two|man Joe Adcock to just nip the Daniels," Bakersfield, Calif., 10. of them. Sure, I was trying for|speedy Alou. TROUT SEASON! They opened the 1961 trout fishing season this mornng and it was evident. There were more houses with lights on at 4.00 am. than any day since Christmas morning and before sunrise, the traffic on the sideroads of Ontario, Durham and other neighboring . counties was gréater than a Sunday summer afternoon. They say baseball fans, golfers, skiers, deer-hunters, etc., all "just live" for their own special season but there's no group that can quite match the impatience of reined- in enthusiasm displayed by the trout fisherman, as he awaits opening day. Because May 1st -- traditional "opening day" comes on a Monday this year, the Lands and Forests Dept. moved the opening to Saturday mor- ning. If you think the trout season "bug" doesn't really bite -- we'll tell you of one local ardent angler, as an example. He was up long before dawn this morning -- in fact, as dawn "broke" -- he was already at his favorite stream. He was back in Oshawa (a distance of quite a few miles) in time to be at his desk at 8.00 o'clock this morning -- and then it being Saturday, he was to take off again right-after lunch -- and return to his fishing haunts for the rest of the daylight hours. Now that is enthusiasm! Oshawa Minor Hockey Association will hold its an- nual "Meet The Champions" banquet and presentation of trophies, crests, etc, this Wednesday evening, at Legion Hall, The various "City League" championship teams, B'Nai B'Rth, Navy Veterans, Local 222 and Oshawa Dairy, together with the Pee-Wee, Bantam, Midget and Juvenile All-Star teams, will all be feted, along with sponsors, coaches, managers, referees, con- SPORT FROM BRITAIN Stanley Matthews, Soccer Ambassador LONDON (CP)~--Stanley .Mat- physique was casting a power-| But this didn't stop the vet- thews reverts to his familiar ful shadow in international eran winger. He fought his way role as Britain's soccer ambas- arenas. {back to fitness annd Kaye had sador when he flies to Canada In 1947 he staggered Stoke|to move elsewhere to find a next Tuesday to play for Tor- fans by requesting a transfer. first team place. onto City in the Eastern Pro-| His popularity was so great that| In the 1957 honors list, Mat- fessional League. the town hall was hired for an/thews was made a Commander The 46 - year - old Blackpool unsuccessful protest meeting. of the Order of British Empire, winger has played alongside Blackpool paid Stoke an £11,500 |the first professional soccer barefooted Arabs in Zanzibar transfer fee for his services. player to get such an award. and the soccer elite of South! He played 84 matches for Bisons Start At an age when most athletes of Blackburn, who wasn't born have retired to their armchairs, when Matthews made his inter- Matthews can still pull at least national debut. an extra 5000 to the soccer! He chooses the 1953 Football stands. Association Cup Final between his unfortunate opponent with a game. Buffalo Bisons, who began back view of the famous bow- their invasion of Richmond with legs and hunched shoulders. BAFFLED BOLTON an 0-3 record, have moved up MODEST OFF FIELD | Bolton defence, three times cen-|by winning three of four games Off the field he is just as elu-'tre forward Stan Mortensen|from the Virginians. got used to being famous. reer was threatened by a knee Richmond Friday night with an Born in Burslem, Stafford- injury. Even Blackpool had its|8-4 victory that shot their rec. shire, he joined his local club, doubts about his future and in- ord to 3-4 and brought them Stoke City, in 1930. Four years vested in a replacement, Arthur within a half-game of fifth-place later his slender 154 - pound/Kaye of Barnsley. San Juan. Three times he scattered the|the International League ladder Was second with 79 and Howie Heavyweights. | Providence, RI. -- Tommy | v 2 . Needing just one out, Spal (G20 en-Catlos Parades 10-7000 a no-hitter, but I figured one in! a lifetime was enough, so I was JUST MADE IT just out there trying to protect that one-run lead." |got pinch-hitter Joe Almafitano| Spahn, who hurled a 3-1 vic-|to hit a hard grounder to short- tory over Pirates at Pittsburgh, [stop Roy McMillan. The ball became the second oldest-man bounced off McMillan's chest, ever to fire a no-hitter. The|but he pounced on it and threw immortal Cy Young pitched his{out Almafitano by a stride. third and last hitless game at| Spahn, 2-1 for the season and 41 in 1908. |aiming for his 12th 20-victory | As usual, Spahn rewrote the campaign, struck out five men record book. In addition to be: | --he got Willie Mays twice. {ing the leading southpaw win-| Charlie Lau, reserve catcher gan double 32 3 Seiennve Bal onto Argonauts, the Big Four Skates Away Football League club an- nounced Friday. Quarterback Plus Signs With Argos TORONTO (CP) ~ Harold Green, 23, a quarterback who Green, five feet 11 inches and 185 pounds, played both posi- tions in his four years at Youngstown University, split up by two years in the United States Navy. His best year was 1959 when he passed 187 times for 81 com- pletions, 1,245 yards and 12 touchdowns. He also rushed for With Calder MONTREAL (CP |Keon, 21, centre with Toronto -- Dave Maple Leafs, was announced 259 yards in 43 carries. {Friday as rookie of the 1960-61 This is what you get when you buy your ELECTROHOME TV or STEREO HI-FI MEAGHER'S 5 KING ST. W. RA 3-3423 [National Hockey League sea- son. Keon will receive $1,000 from the league along with the Cal- der Memorial Trophy. He re- {ceived 155 of a possible 180 points. Teammate Bob Nevin Glover of Detroit Red Wings DRUG STORES OPEN THIS SUNDAY third with 34. Voting was by hockey writ- ers and broadcasters in the six NHL cities. Keon, native of Noranda, Que., jumped to the NHL straight from Toronto St. Mich- ael's College juniors. He was 241 KING ST. EAST 12:00 A.M. to 6:00 P.M. JAMIESON DRUGS RA 5-1169 veners and everybody who helped the "City League" have another successful season. Donors of various America in his 30-year career. England before his interna-| In Britain he's a household tional career ended in 1957. His | Stampeding His tsicks are well known-- Blackpool and Bolton as his [J " but still baffling. He shows the|finest game. With 15 minutes to| Wit ns ball to the defender, feints, go Blackpool was 3-1 down. sive. His public speeches are found the net. The 100,000 crowd Scoring six runs in the final made in a slow northern accent. went wild with joy. {four innings, the Bisons wound The Marlins were shut out 1.0 °ne of three Leafs to play the on a five-hit job by Rochester's|full 70 - game schedule and name, replacement was Bryan Douglas! shuffles, then spurts, leaving Matthews - tr ans formed the It seems as though he hasn't! Two years ago Matthew's ca- up their four-game series at Herb Moford in the only. other Scored 20 goals and 25 assists, POWELL DRUGS DAVE KEON trophies will be on hand to make their presentations. Ontario Minor Hockey Assoc. officials, Harold Cotton and Roy Cast, Boston Bruins scouts, former Oshawa minor players now playing professional hockey with Kingston, Oshawa officials of course, all will be on hand. Suest speaker wil be Charlie Burns, Boston Bruins's play- er, who came from Toronto Marlboros to Whitby Dunlops and helped them win the world's title. With over 200 expected, it looks like a gala evening. BRIGHT BITS: -- Frank Foley, manager of Tony's senior softball club, reports that the team's first practice on Thursday night was an enthusiastic success, They're going at it again this afternoon, if the weatherman co- operates. "Bev" Smith, who pitched for Owen Sound against Oshawa Scugog Cleaners in the OASA Junior "A" Southern Ontario finals three seasons ago, is coming to Oshawa to teach and he made a big impression on his first appearance Thursday night. Mgr. Foley indicates he wasn't able to secure-Edwards, who pitched Senior "B" in Hamilton last season. Pete Conacher and Moe Galand, both well-known here as stars with the Latimers team, have signed up with Black's for this season's Beaches League action . . . UNION ROD AND GUN BLUB has started a .22 low calibre rifle shooting program to its activities with Ed. Shrigley as chairman of the com- mittee. They'll operate at the Whitby Rifle Club's out- door range, with the first session booked for this after- noon at one o'clock . . . GEO, CARVER, Belleville sports scribe, takes issue with CAHA president Jack Rox- burgh's recent statement that he would recommend that the CAHA reject any invitation to send a Canadian hockey team to Europe next year -- due to the criticism levied by sports writers in Sweden, when Trail "Smoke Eaters" were there, Carver points out that the rugged Warwicks with Pentiction brought down blasts of critcism, Whitby Dunlops drew ire in London and Belle- ville McFarlands were called "hoodlums and western gangsters". But Carver points out, it was all forgotten as soon as the tour was over, or even sooner and most of the same journalists who leved criticism also accla- imed the Canadian hockey teams as the most popular in the' tournament. We agree with friend Carver--if any Canadian team wants to go to Europe, we say let 'em go.' LJ Tigers Take Lead I od lili Ba Toronto player chosen bus doubleheader and Syracuse- top rookie since selections were| CHI aE0, 7; Bruce Gamble, Bos- Jersey City game were post- begun in 1932-33. poned. A The Bisons, leading 21, started their laté-inning assault in the sixth with Felix Torres' With Angels Help By ED WILKS ter losing eight in a row, three|of reach with two in the sev- voting were: Gerry Odrowski, leach; J. C. Tremblay, Montreal Detroit, 15 points; Allan John- and Pat Hannigan, New York, 400-foot homer, then put it out 5¢M: Detroit, 10; Don Johns, one each. | Keon, a 165-pounder, is the new York, 8; Reg Fleming 35% SIMCOE ST. NORTH ton, 6; Gilles Tremblay, Mont- : real, 4; Howie Young, Detroit, Other players mentioned in and Dallas Smith, Boston, two 909 SIMCOE ST. NORTH North Simcoe Pharmacy Ltd. RA 5-4734 RA 3-3418 | Associated Press Staff Writer |limes came from behind onjenth, another pair in the eighth | 4 . _. (home runs and knocked off and a single tally in the ninth. | Like Bob Scheffing said: Minnesota Twins 6-5 in 12 in-| Dick Ricketts (1-0) went into| Those Los Angeles Angels might nings despite five errors. The the ninth with a six-hitter but} raise the devil in their bandbox wining Tun Same in When Ken needed Max Sikonts : relief | 4 Co unt was hit by a pitch with help to get the final out for the home at Wrigley Field the bases loaded, spilling the Bisons after a walk and three | Scheffing, Detroit manager, Twins to second place and push-/singles chased the Buffalo made his comment after his jing idle Detroit back on top by|starter. Hal Stowe (1-1) took Tigers used a three-game sweep|.035 percentage points. the loss. | over the Angels to step into the | Moford, bringing his record | American League lead, He fig- BALTIMORE WINS to 1-2, struck out eight, walked | TROPICANA SWIMMING POOLS Presents The Most Complete Line of Bonded Swimming Pools and ured the Angels' defense would) pajimore defeated Washing: cause them trouble on the road, |i, 4.2 and Chicago White Sox| but their bats might make uP |peat Kansas City 4-2 in the only for the mistakes in their cozy other games played in the AL.| only two and never allowed more than one hit in an inning. | The Red Wings scored their] only run off loser Dean Stone) (0-2) in the first when Fred | Wholesale Swimming Pool Supplies Oshawa Resident In Big Car Rally Two Oshawa men will sports car rally, starting Montreal on Sunday was transported to Montreal Fri- day evening Automobile Sports Club, be|gruelling 4000-mile trans-Canada|three time clocks to the car.|0-1) driving a modified 1961 Volks- rally. Starting in Montreal, Sun- wagen in the six-day British Col- day, the field of motorists will "speed-pilot"; this acts as a New York.at Washington (2) umbia International Trade Fair make six over-night stops at To- guide in maintaining an average Boston at Cleveland (2) in ronto, Fort William, Winnipeg, pre-set The car Regina, Calgary and Penticton. speed-for-speed varies, Sponsored by the Canadian cordance with varying provin- Kansas City at Los Angeles (2) j. cov city the cial laws and road conditions, William Babyan will be driv-|rally is a test of consistency but the mean average for the ing, and Robert Greer navigat- and reliability in automobiles. 4000 mile is an estimated 45 Milwaukee ing the only local entry in thePoints will be deducted at'miles an hour. | ballpark. : Boston - Detroit and Cleveland-| valentine poked the first pitch That's just what{\ happened New York were postponed be- for a double and Bob Johnson Friday night as the Angels, af-|cause of cold and rain. singled him across. 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