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8 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thursdey, Mey 13, 1965 Whitby Forms SPORTS MENU By Geo. H. Campbell SPORTS EDITOR "Everything From Soup To Nuts' ALL'S QUIET, on the Western hockey front! Or at least, {ts extremely more subdued this morning than it was on Tuesday morning. Last night's fourth game of the Memorial Cup, Canadian Junior hockey championship series, was quiet. and orderly, according to the reports. No doubt that indefinite suspension to Dyrek Sanderson and the one-game suspensions to the stick-swinging duelists of Monday night, Ricky Ley and Ron Anderson, did a great deal towards cooling out the rest of the gladiators and reminding them to behave, when- ever they might have been tempted. They had 50 policemen on hand and their only job was to hustle three youngsters away from the penalty box, when Flyers' Goldsworthy drew a penalty. Incidentally, the Niagara Falls' ace scored two goals night but in star rating, had to take a back seat to winger Brian Bradley, who scored five goals. Bradley has been a key performer for Flyers this winter, especially in crucial playoff games. The, attendance was 5,326, an increase, no doubt created by sheer curiosity, Frank Huck, the laddie- buck from Regina Pats, brought up by Oil Kings for the finals, was their most dangerous attacker but Bernie Parent, in goal for Niagara Falls, had one of his big nights, so that this one was a comfortable win for the OHA champions, Fifth game and what should be the last of this set, is booked for ' tomorrow night. GREEN GAELS got the green light, for their ace scorer Johnny Davis, when the Ontario Lacrosse Association men held their meeting last night in Mimico, The best Junior la- crosse player in the East, and perhaps in all of Canada, got himself into the suspension realm, when he signed forms with both Oshawa and Peterborough Seniors, Johnny is him- self a native of the Liftlock City, but he wants to finish his Junior career with Oshawa and if possible, lead the Green Gaels to their third-straight Canadian Minto Cup champion- ship. It's no secret that after due consideration, Davis made his wishes clear and with this stated, there seemed little doubt but that the OLA would let him remain with Green Gaels. All of which brings us up to date -- John Davis will be in uniform tonight, against Peterborough's Seniors when they clash here at the Civic Auditorium this evening, at eight- thirty o'clock in an exhibition game, After tonight's game, coach Jim Bishop will have a "polishing-up" workout or two, prior to the opening game of the Junior schedule, on Monday night here, when St. Catharines will be the visitors. SPORTS SHORTS: Members of the Oshawa Lawn Bowl- ing Club (Men's Section) are holding their annual spring meeting, at the clubhouse this evening, starting at 7.15 o'clock, . . "SONNY" BANKS, the 24-year-old Detroit heavyweight, who suffered brain damage when knocked out in the 9th round, of a bout in Philadelphia, on Monday night-- when he struck his head, as he fell succumbed early this morning. A blood clot was removed on Tuesday but Banks failed to rally from the coma, in which he had been since rallying briefly in the dressing room, right after he was car- ried from the ring unconscious. . . . HERMON KILLEBREW'S two homers gave the Twins a 3-2 win over the Angels yester- day and kept Minnesota on top of,the American League, in spite of a double win by Chicago White Sox over Kansas City. "Mo" Monbouquette blanked Yankees 2-0 for a Boston win yesterday. .. NEW YORK METS winning 2-1 over St. Louis Cards was one of the big games in the National League, with Milwaukee winning 5-4 over the Pirates, another key tilt.... TORONTO LEAFS nosed out Columbus 5-4. GREENWOOD RACE RESUL PIRST RACE -- Purse $2,000, Maiden)éMenes, Leblanc 5.0 3.00 2.40 three- and four-year-old fillies, 7 Fur-|1-Scadadie, Fitzsimmons 3.90 2.60 fongs (12) 4Tuiran, Bailey éJiveo!l, Remillard 2.70 3.20 2,90| Also Ran in Order: Lanks 9-Aldoo, Harrison 13.90 11.30; Come Beck Bay, Swirl of Glory Al Bi . Pott: 19.90, Brutus. 12-Sunshine Blond, Potts 0 3, by Menetrier--Bull Tran, Planky, and Mr. Also Ran in Order: Greek Ter, Lib,| Winner, b c Queencrest, Chips of Bive, Paim Oasis, | PY Sull Page Music Festival, Blue Xmas, Miss Tulip/ 'ook $57,291, and Hi Lynnie. | vi ils Winner, ch f, 3, by Mister Jive--Jamboli, ed" Whinoleal Stokes" by Platter. Pool $26,500. Dally Double Poo! $47,060. | 10-Battling Way, Walsh $29.30 10.00 5,40 | 3-Oltzi's Folly, Gomez 3.90 2:90 SECOND RACE -- Purse $2,100. Claim-| 7-Avec Vous, Leblanc 3.30 ng, four-vear-olds and up. 7 Furlongs| Also Ran in Order: Sweet Lady Briar, a). Ontario Holiday, Golden Turkey, Green 1)-Briefsin, Mabweil 30.6 12.20 7.10 Goddess, Famous Road, Queen's Law, WBreconing, Harris 5.90 7,.40.4n0 Gay Van 3-Queen's Right, Gordon 10.50| Winner, ch m, 6 by Orvieto Ind--Fair Also Ran in Order: Hurrahs, Buzzin,| 20" 2nd, by Falrwell. Poppy Talk, Woodeote Park, Dark Red, Be P00! $66,769. Merciful, Black Coral and Girlappeal. DAILY DOUBLE, 6 AND 11, PAID $76.10, EIGHTH RACE pure Singin, (90- four-year-olds a 5, by Mr, Brief--Sinsin, Canada. 1 Mile (11) 11-Bronze T'key, P'sons 18.30 Pool $40,348. 4-Menceval, Nedeau re +90 9-Navarro, Harris 3.40 Also Ran in Order: Dandier, Bive Mis- Jessie B , Joe The » Bonnie Bird, . and urse $10,000 add- + three-year-olds jand up, fillies and mares, 1 Mile (10). " F m- 100. Clai foaled in THIRD RACE ~~ Purse $2,200, maiden two-year-olds, foaled In Canada. 4' Fur- longs (7) &Har-Dan, Walsh S-Land Office, Turcotte chief, Artista, 440 3.10 Captain, 5.10 3.30 Winner, bl 2-Quebec Style, Armstrong 40' Choppy Bagg by Outeh Lan Also Ran in Order: Cresta Roja, Sec- Borst soy Ed oye gh i ond Wonder, Pacevictoria and Those Who Attendance 7,646. sah scaid : 'Battling Way' Is Whimsical Upset Winner, b g, 2, by Ferd -- Bounding Ace, TORONTO 8.70 ie -- Miss by Through Bound, Poo! $50,289 FOURTH RACE -- Purse $2,300. Claim Ing, three-year-olds. 7 Furlongs (8 2-Liberated, wiebtanc 12.90 6.30 4.40 }-Take Notice. Gornez 4.90 3.60 $Fiddier's Belle, Bailey Also Ran in Order: Revelling Joe, V. Sil, Ermine Sox and West Ter Winner, b g, 3, by Tennyson 2nd--Bastille, N by Snark, Pool $54,594, at nesday, It FIFTH RACE -- Purse $2,700, Allow ances, three- and four-year-olds. 1 Mile (6 éSuper Flow 1-King Legend, Fitzsimmons 5.40 apie Fai cig Turcotte iso Ranin Order: A i ¥ sicher Gal asta, Man Talk, New of Toronto. She returned $29.30 QUINELLA, 6 AND 1, Pain $35.90 $10 and $5.40. Winner, dk bor br 9,3,by Dark Star-- Yummy Mummy, by Bull Page. Pool $27,382, Quinella Pool $31,698. 9.90 $.50 3.60 3.70 fifth on Super Flow. The daily double of Jiveol and Briefsin paid $76.10. SIXTH RACE -- Purse $2,700, Allow. ance three- and four-year-olds. 1 Mi ( % and Jean Pronovost, who added night with 314 minutes to go. I (CP) -- Battling} Fe Way, a six-year-old mare with| m. jockey Eric Walsh of Sydney, I S., up, pulled an upset victory in the $11,875 Whimsical Stakes Greenwood Raceway Wed- was the first win of the season for Battling Way, owned 349 and trained by Norm Fletcher The stakes victory was the| thirdrace on Har-Dan and the | Part Of New OLA League TORONTO (CP)--Eight new _ |clubs, including a complete five - team league, have been added to the Ontario Lacrosse Association this season, Detroit Olympia Adds 2,312 Seats DETROIT (CP)---A $1,500,000 addition to Olympia Stadium, home of Detroit Red Wings, will start June 1 and will make the building of the second larg- Gaels' John Davis! Given Green Light John Davis, everybody's '"Mr.|Gaels play the same Peterboro| 1 Junior Lacrosse" and the holder|team, at the Oshawa Civic Au-est in the National Hockey of the record for scoring in Ca-|ditorium at 8.30 p.m. League. nadian junior lacrosse, will play' president of the Gaels John, The expansion program, out- for the Oshawa Green Gaels thisiGreer and director Dyso nilined by Olympia and Red Fergus will replace Burling- ton in the Senior B_ series, which also includes new clubs from Windsor and Sarnia. Toronto - Port Credit is the newest addition to the Junior A series, The new five-team circuit in- cludes clubs from Toronto-East York, Markham, St. Cath- arines, Whitby and Huntsville. The Senior A_ series opens May 19 with Peter borough Petes visiting St. Catharines Athletics. The Junior A series is scheduled to open Monday -/ \with St, Catharines at Oshawa 7 \and Mimico at Long Branch James Haish, president of the) OLA, announced after an asso- ciation meeting Wednesday night that Minor Lacrosse Week in Canada will be observed on the week of July 4-10, The OLA have also granted permission to Ohsweken In- dians to take part in the July 3 all-Indian Lacrosse games at | Montreal and Drummondville, Que, Hockey Stars Play Lacrosse | TORONTO (CP)--Two play- ers from the Ontario Hockey Association Junior A series and Gerry. Cheevers, goalie with Rochester Americans of the American Hockey League, have signed 1965 contracts with On- tario Lacrosse Association clubs. Danny Grant of Fredericton, a high - scoring forward with Peterborough Petes of the Ju- nior A series, will play with Hastings Legionnaires, a Junior A club, Ken Hodge, player with St. Catharines Black Hawks, will play with a\Etobicoke Terriers of the Ju- jnior A series. | Cheevers will perform as a forward with St. Catharines of acta tedl tithe: St LG pte Falls Flyers won the fourth game of the Memorial Cup finals by an 8-2 score, to iake a 3-1 lead in the ser- jes, Here, Edmonton de- fenceman Al Hamilton (3) Via ht HOLDING THE FORT! Edmonton Oil Kings' rear- guard is shown here holding the fort, but they were -suc- cessful enough of the time, last night, when Niagara QUIET AND ORDERLY Niagara Falls Flyers Topple Oil Kings 8-2 By JOHN SHORT {Oil Kings with a goal off a de- EDMONTON (CP) -- Niag-/flection late in the first period. lara Falls Flyers, wh had been) Kings had_ several scorin |promising to show Edmonton!chances in the second period fans some of their basic abil-|most of them engineered by lity before the end of the 1965)Fran Huck. But Bernie Parent |Memorial Cup series, kept their|played brilliantly in goal to jpromise Wednesday night, |preserve the two - goal edge} They battered Edmonton Oiljuntil Bradley took over in the| |Kings 8-2 before 5,326 fans to third period. Graham Longmuir| lopen a 3-1 lead in games in the connected in the third period Ibest-of-seven Canadian _ junior|for Kings' second goal. hockey final. The fifth game' Bradley broke Kings' will be played here Friday. pout -- haar -- ee es : -¢.{shorthanded a seconds 0 Palade Fe st tines Bran third taking a perfect pass} \Bradley, a 20-year-old native of from Gilles Marotte and steer-| prone at the other side. | Pimlico Saturday. 'Sudbury. He had help from Bill ni Po pein psasennsal goal- {Goldsworthy, who scored twice) Stesbelena ha '4 gid to| Police precautions were in-/ "] gave him none for the 95 for Parent but that statistic|cTe@sed for the fourth game,/Derby and I'll give him none jthe other. was misleading. Huck was vir-| but only one inci dent. de-|this time," said the four-foot-11, |veloped. Police rushed three! 145-pound former jockey today youngsters away from the pen-\as an expected field of nine alty box during a slashing sen-|three - year - olds approach the and another Kings' defence- man (far left) along with goalie Wayne Stephenson, are in action, breaking up @ Flyers' attack. --CP° Wirephoto another OHA Falkenberg, who suffered concussion Monday, 'DEFENCE FAILS HIM Defensive laps led to all of : ; \Bradley's goals, none of which|the OLA senior series. {could be blamed on Stephenson.| : Goldsworthy opened and closed} the scoring on unassisted break-| Willie Shoemaker aways -- and missed several] Rides Own Race other chances. BALTIMORE (AP) -- Willie Stephenson was beaten on aj} backs penalty shot at 5:11 of the sec-/Shoemaker will get no instruc- jond period, tions from trainer Frank Cat- | Pronovost scored his second| rone when he mounts Kentucky goal of the series after an Ed-| Derby winner Lucky Debonair monton player left the puck in|for the 90tt running of the the crease with Stephenson)$150,000 - added Preakness at His signing was an-iprooks, reached this morning, Wing president Bruce A, Nor- nounced this morning by general|were elated at the news. "We ris, will enlarge the building's manager and coach of the club, were really worried that John capacity by 2,312 to 16,375. --ooe ee re would at least be suopeneen for) bind cram ht yey np: for e status of Davis had been'a few games and this would completion in time for the open- the subject of controversy since hurt his chances of breaking pg Pe gars eg ii ~~ j jown scoring record, said Greer, nex' ctober an ma he was suspended, pending @\p,,oK5 said that Davis-was most|Olympia second in size to Chi- hearing before the Ontar{Olansious fo lead the club to a\cago Stadium, home of the Lacrosse Association, afte t|third-successive Minto Cup and Black Hawks. The Chicago rink Peterboro Senior Lacrosse Club Canadian Championship jcapacity is listed as 16,666. ying Bia lgy Mgy Bl Davis, a General Motors of : J ind One for Polernore. |Canada employee and a former ek -- be oe Pe gr at resident of Peterboro, is 21 and : ie The hearing was held last '™"" jgutted-stick and ball. His over- night and Davis was awarded|in his last year. of Junior La-'the-shoulder shots at the net to Oshawa. He will be in the crosse. He is known widely as have made him the favorite of line-up tonight when Greenia colorful player, who has an'Oshawa fans, Lis MMM MUMSHS DSI SN oe BOND Oshawa Shopping Centre rhe na ote, Ne ve De nn 2h ng 2e ne 9? on: i LAD MO SOMO NOMOMOS OTS = ELT (af) ESENENES. a FE SENCIE SC YC y | Goldsworthy is the son of Le-|tyajly the only Edmonton offen- jtence to Goldsworthy. 1 3-16-mile second leg of the jroy Goldsworthy, a former Na-\sive threat and the King de- tional Hockey League player.|tence was weakened severely and Pronovost is a brother Of/py the absence of captain Bob ; : | Flyers won the first twojtriple crown. Post time Satur- }games 3-2 and 5-1 before taking\day is 5:46 p.m. EDT. la 5-1 defeat in the third game, |------------______ ja | ga Pronovost of Detroit ed Wings. | My ithe first period when Flyers} 13-¥r.-Old Gelding) "ran nye mer jcoach Bill Long, "and we can Scores Third Win |<" play as well in the next| Bradley scored two goals in opened a 3-1 dead. The vadenest penet wer Prorat | CAMPBELLVILLE, Ont.|game." GAME QUIET \(CP)--Star Nib, a 13-year-old) Goldsworthy, spared in the) The contest was played injgelding, scored his third vic-jstomach in the third game, left quiet contrast to the ruggeditory of the season in the first)the ice briefly in the first pe- brawling that caused the call-|race at Mohawk Raceway Wed-jriod Wednesday after a solid] ing of the third game Monday)nesday night. Icheck by Al Hamilton. He) Owned by Clure Archdekin of|showed no ill effects after the Monday's brawl resulted in sus-/Brampton, Star Nib combined | game. pensions to Derek Sanderson|with Kid Cracker, owned by the} One Edmonton player, vet-| and Ricky Levy of Niagara/Dupont and Daneault stable ofjeran forward Greg Tomalty,| Falls and Ron Anderson of Ed-|Thurso, Que., for a $36.90 daily| hobbled to the bench late in the! monton. double. third period after a solid check. Flyers scored three goals be-| Scion Grattan and Ed Lester|He said his leg injury would be SPORT CAR RACING ---- PORT -- MOS MAY 15th First Race 10:00 o.m. $1000 Expense Money Budget Terms Available fore Red Simpson retaliated forireturned $3.80 in the quimella. [healed by Friday. FARS LOWEST i} | O.L.A. EXHIBITION LACROSSE TO-NIGHT 8.30 P.M. 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