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ee | (overs Pere o~, | } ' 1 b 16 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thursdo WOULD CURVE IT Ee ae All Doubleheader game against Toronto, withiter by Riverboat Smith and Leaf relief pitch er Russ Hemanjhome runs by Larry Elliott and " Minnesota Twins ild pitching the tying run|Wilber Stargell. YESTERDAY 5 Ww home and Frank Obregon sin-} John Boozer threw a two-hit- Pitching--Jim ling in the winner. Neil Chris-|1e 9 lead Buffalo to its first- STARS e g ley had two homers for the los- Ar e E V en Splits ing, Leafs. game decision. Rochester used in 1-0, 10-inning 7 B b Pp tt ffers : Carl Greene threw a four-hit-\a five-run third inning, featured grounded " 2 Red " trolt Tigers fh : ¢ j ce ( ) i ter in winning the nightcap. The|py Cal Emery's homer, to es- set me up in| doubleheader, THE ASSOCIATED PRESS)9-0 in the first game, the Crack- y ry , rime International Leaguelers winning the second 64. Buf- rg Tun jn the game scored/tablish an $5 lead and coast in hearer oan hits ha _-- _ py -- have a familiar look|falo Bisons won the seven-in-|son doubled, went to third on a\for the nightcap decision. /homers, two doubles and three also scored the game's singles as Boston | 4 " back to take i land Indians, the third when Len Gabriel- = suite ; e ning opener 2-1, Rochester Red fislder's _#hoi d i ' . ed a There were no winners and|Wings the nightcap 9-7. whi fc oe a ead : ee -- New Red Line Idea no losers Wednesday. In 68 in-) Jacksonville right-hander Joe can ty sintean foul, teen Saba MONTREAL ce) ge Trainer "VANCOUVER (CP) -- Babe Pratt, noting the Canadian Am- ateur Hockey Associations talk ~ erenrenenennes about eliminating the centre line, says he'd rather see it; it and bent. ~ The one-time New York Rang- ers and Toronto Maple Leafs défenceman and former coach NOL ON? ime ae, won the seven-inning opener 7-2./homer as Richmond took the|- Jacksonville's five - game Wi-iDowning and Gary Blaylock|to give Atlanta the nightcap vic-lhorse Red Engine, a $6.30 win- f° ha oe a ning string by taking the night-| oombined for a four-hitter while tory over Columbus. The Jets but the Leafs won the second in the ninth inning in the first phone 4 z 1-0. Columbus Jets beat Atlanta Jae a Syracuse Chiefs stopped second-|cecond, ; J L Zo, j 4 |place Toronto 7-6 in the opener, Syracuse rallied for two runs of New Westminster Royals of Western Hockey League, cx- ed the idea to a reporter. He'd wipe out the present" lines, split the centre line two and bend the two pieces arcs. The arcs would mect tt centre ice and curve back; INOZ Sy aihin . MOT ey 4 CHANGES PROPOSED -| S HORGAS he a eet cot on kee HEATING & posed elimination of the blue- APPLI ANCES line and substitution of an arched line for faster hockey. Industrial and y, the boards at the point where | blueline now runs. j * Pratt made the suggestion; The arcs would meet at cen- ° tre ice and curve back to the Commercial boards at the point where the |f The established, reliable Gos fier the CAHA proposed that| present centre line be elim-| ted as far as offside calls) ave concerned, a suggestion that; oa with disfavor in the Na-) =~ a ba al Hockey League. blueline now runs, allowing a Deoler in your area. team to pass from its own defensive zone right up to the 31 CELINA ST. opposing blueline without be- (Corner of Athol) ing. offside. 728-9441 --(CP Newsmap) r in the fifth race at Blue ba ~ cap 82 alter the leading Sunsinon Rummer hit a three-run|took the opener on a three-hit-IBonnets Raceway June 22. IN USED CARS GOLF LOOK FOR THIS SIGN DRIVING RANGE 1% MILES NORTH OF BROOKLIN © FLOOD LIGHTS 1 nings of baseball, everyone spliticchatternoth became the first\in front of the plate doubleheaders. IL pitcher to win 10, scattering| . Jerry Buchek hit 2 David M. Zand of Toronto Wed- ' rry t a three. nh Richmond Virginians snappedinine hits in the opener. Allhomer with two out in the ninth 90 pg 4 "atimulating' the shel | | | | |} CARS © CLUBS SUPPLIED hte OPEN DAILY 9 A.M. TILL 10.30 P.M. | A%ta die ae hy [e178 INCLUDING SUNDAYS DEALERS * This proposal would allow a feam to pass the puck from its own defensive zone right up to opposing blue line without wing an offside whistle. * 'At present, if the puck crosses fhe blueline and the centre line pn a pass play its offside. The CAHA proposal, which ust have NHL approval be- ore being put into practice, is aimed at putting Canadian am- ur hockey more in line with ternational play, which allows assing over the equivatent rea of two lines. ETTER FOR RUSHING * Pratt said his suggestion jwould go further. * "With this setup, imagine a fentre coming up with his two e@ingers. When he gets to centre e his wing men are flying and he can lay a forward pass to them and they don't have to jslow down or hang back. They could take the puck in full light and still be onside. Im- ine the fine rushing this jwould lead to. « "Compare the possibility with) 'what you see today. The three gen break out of their own one. If the centre doesn't un- Joad the puck, the wingers have to skid to a stop at the blue- dine or else the centre has to #hovel the puck sideways. What- 'ever they do, their three-man dreak is stopped by the blue- dine." : Pratt said his plan would help end the slapshot, an of- rd manoeuvre that makes | « "During the Stanley Cup 'lw-| foffs it just tortured me to see/| as fine a hockey player as 'Bobby Hull (of Chicago) come wp to centre and slap the puck 'half the length of the ice simply fbecause he was boxed in." { Pratt said he recognizes the iNHL as a formidable barrier to 'any experimenting with hockey ' . . . 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