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team 1-0 Sunday-in the opening ment commemorates the 60t! game of a seven-country fieldjanniversary of Spanish field hockey tournament. The tourna-'hockey. OURIS 20, By JOHN Lel Of The Tim Cash registers i varming up for \ eir most succe: 'oncert since the vas coined. With the sprin; CANADIANS .DEFEATED MADRID (CP-Reuters)-- Bri- Calgary Spurs jtain defeated Canada's national Reach Final -- CALGARY (CP) -- Calgary Spurs advanced to the Allan Cup finals by defeating Nelson Maple Leafs 7-6 in overtime Sa- turday, winning the western Ca- nadian senior hockey champion- ship finals 3-0. Warren Hicks scored the win- ning goal at 3:18 of the over- time period, giving the Spurs the best-of-five series. THE OSHAWA TIMES, Monday, May 1, 1967 Whitby Steelers Win No Overtime Battle A council which says a certified cheque of $30,000 must accom- pany each franchise application at the Junior A level. The 'Chi Chi' Rodriguez Cops Texas Open Golf Tourney SAN ANTONIO (AP) -- Juan (Chi Chi) Rodriguez, down on his luck for three years, won the $20,000 first - place purse in the Texas open golf tournament Sunday and promptly donated $5,000 to some others down on their luck. & round, fired a four-under-par front nine in the final 18 and added a birdie in the back side to finish one stroke behind Rod- riguez. Bob Goalby, who shared the lead two days, fired a three-un- der par 68. He finished at 278 to given a game misconduct to choose between a fine or sus- pension from his team's next scheduled game. TORONTO (CP)-- There will yé no overtime in Ontario Hockey Association playoff fames next season, except in bonus savings Zh seni termediate A| Starting next season, the pen- The Puerto Rican, a favorite|tie for second place with Feces, ve "decided Sa-|alized player will be suspended|cheque will be returned if the) with the Nahory Getande of His Chailel, se e ha gee now meet Drum- 'merciiants' finger: turday at the OHA's annual|automatically from his next/application is rejected. clowning antics, was deadly : mt Sone at Drum- liminary dance o1 meeting. game without the alternative of] bay pePEREES $25 serious as he fired five-under-|? LEADERS FALTER | cae Me * Se. sarting 'hein business, are exp "This season, overtime wasja fine, The same ruling will 'A'motion proposed by the ex-|Par 66 to surge from second|. The two other third - round|nesday, for the Allan Cup. ' a year-end s: layed at all levels exceptjapply to a coach, manager, ecutive to pay Junior A re- place to the championship in a\!eaders, Miller Barber and Billy Here's a new idea from the Royal Bank for anyone $15,000,000 to $20,0 funtor A trainer or team officiai who is|¢ 95 aga willeaged 72-hole tournament. He had ajCasper, faltered and fell to one- ANTIQUES GO UP who wants his money readily available, but working. It's a ist funds. "Phe Whitby Junior B teamlordered from the players' soloed gp a y Pages 077. over-72s. They finished at 282] Antiques such as silver, glass, BONUS SAVINGS ACCOUNT---an investment earning 414% Although the Tc moved overtime be eliminated! bench by the referee. ; mileage for playoff games was| New Zealander Bob Charles, behind' Charles and Goalby. ebony "7 igh ag Hed ont i [culated on your mini hly bal: and Canadian Touris irom Junior B playoffs and dele-)| In the playoffs, the penalized) | 6G Tinesmen will receive|Who shared second place with| The 31-year-old, 125 - pound in peta re eat. Veale: an paid lly. No chequing privileges to tempt ar Pode Rodriguez said he was going for the Pecan Valley Country Club course record of 65 so he would) win a standing offer of $6,500. "T was thinking about the course record all the way," he! said. "I'm giving $5,000 to the) people hurt in the Chicago tor- nado;" you in a weak moment. Now your money can earn 4%4%, be readily accessible, yet completely safe and secure while it is working for you. If this 44% sounds interesting, you should look into a new Royal Bank BONUS SAVINGS ACCOUNT as a wise investment. You can bank on it... at the Royal Bank, ; | person will be allowed to choose) 615 during the season: and $15 between a one-game suspension | ing the playoffs or. a $25 fine. A ; Elected executive members rad ae a bd were Harold Webster, Napanee; BINGROMEDL |. NAP ' Percy Topping, Toronto; Hugh cause a fine is not a deterrent McLean, Burlington; Jim Crom- to misbehavior. The executive}, ; 3 a 7 % bie, Bowmanville; and Cliffe said the old rule favored Phillips, Newmarket wealthy teams that payed fines i) i Rodriguez following the second visitors to Oshav more abundant t fore. No-one can sp many outsiders here, . but .accordi: sociation it could business executiv tates from all other levels ex- rept Senior A and Intermediate 4 asked to be included in the amendment. "A Junior B spokesman said etimination of overtime could result in an extra playoff game or two at home for each team SPRINGS FOR CARS - TRUCKS - TRAILERS RE-ARCHING TORSION BARS KING PINS -- SHOCKS INSTALLATIONS -- REPAIRS WEEKEND FIGHTS By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS TOKYO -- Takeshi Fuji, 140, Tokyo, knockedout Sandro Lo- popolo, 139, Italy, 2.. Fuji wins and prove beneficial financially. "Use of the two-goaltender sys- rather than lose players through named new president last week. Jack Devine of Belleville was Even though he didn't beat world junior welterweight title. the record, he said, the tornado ROYAL BANK holidayers, conver friends, relatives | tem restilted in a rule change|suspensions. Other executive officers elected) MEXICO CITY --Rafael Gu-|yicti F i ey cat sae Die TurofskY SUSPEND FOR SWEARING |with him are first vice-president|tierrez, 159, Mexico, stopped way ue Tel. 723-0821 ee veemue 'Dominion. E Feonhy Ae araea annually to| Players, coaches, trainers or|Clarence 'Schmalz, . Walkerton; |Raymundo Battling Torres, 159,/ Rodriguez hadn't won since he | : tistics doesn't bre ee eetne the best|Managers named in referees'|second vice - president Jack|Mexico, 1. took two tournaments in 1964 OSHAWA SPRING Member: Canada D C ures to show a goat en TS avenge in the game reports as guilty of using Oakes, Strathroy; third vice-/ NASSAU, Bahamas --Yama|and he was rated 56th in offi- SERVICE CO. : visitor average. | goa' Berio ' "3 Junior A(foul language in a regular sea- president Frank Doherty, Thor-/Bahama, 168, Bimini, ovt-|cial earnings for this year. The " association sugge OHA Senior cti as . |son game also will be suspended|ld; and treasurer Frank Buck-|pointed Herman Dixon, 163, /cheque here raises his total to' 80 WOLFE ST., OSHAWA to or thro "y 0: esis tespecuyey: for the next game without op-|land, Peterborough. (Miami, 10. | $26,214 for' 1967. i spend about $10 0 TEAM WILL CHOOSE portunity to pay a fine. food and accomn Neither rule will apply to the e e By comparison Formerly, a goaltender was fot eligible for either trophy un- less he played 60 per cent of Hig team's games. The amend- ment passed Saturday stipu- lates the trophies will be} awarded to the team allowing the least number of goals. The team will decide who is con- sidered the regular goaltender or the trophy can be shared. The meeting also changed the regulation allowing a player OHA Junior A league, unless the Junior A council decides to adopt it. Delegates supported a motion by the Sarnia Junior B team that a game penalty be handed out for spearing an opponent. This decision is subject to ap- proval by the Canadian Ama- teur Hockey Association. The meeting approved a move already enforced by the Junior Two London Tn English Cup Final Game , LONDON (CP)--Two London soccer teams will meet in the finals of the English Football Association Cup for the first time since 1880. In Saturday's semi-finals, Tot- tenham Hotspur beat Notting- ham Forest 2-1 and Chelsea de- feated Leeds United 1-0. Totten- ham and Chelsea clash May 20 for the cup. Meanwhile, Glasgow Celtic was winning the Scottish Foot- ball Association Cup by down- ing Aberdeen 2-0. It was Celtic's second triumph this season in a bid to grab four major titles. Earlier, Celtic had won the Scottish League Cup. ing a free kick, but the referee apparently had not signalled for the kick to be made. nearer to the Division I title with a 3-1 victory over Aston est. Celtic looks almost certain to earry off the Scottish League championship and is the first British team to qualify for the final of the European Cup of Cup Champions. Willie Wallace scored both Itic goals before a crowd of 6,000 at Glasgow. HAD LONG RUN Jimmy Greaves, Tottenham's international inside forward, put his team on the victory path by scoring after 30 minutes with a long - range shot. Frank Saul clinched the game for the Spurs with a goal in the 66th minute. The victory was Tottenham's 19th without defeat. Tony Hateley scored for Chel- sea a minute before halftime. A hairline offside decision pre- vented Leeds from scoring in the 84th minute when inside for- had a bearing on who would win the Second Division cham- pionship. With two games left, the rivals are tied with 56 points from 40 games played. Rovers boosted their promotion hopes with a 2-1 victory over leading Queens Park Rangers. Dundee 1-1 and almost certainly presented. rival Celtic with the Scottish League championship. games with three games left. The Rangers, with 54 points, meet Celtic in their lone remain- ing game. Rovers made certain of promo- tion by beating Queen of the South 3-2 to join Morton in ad- vancing to the top division next season. Soccer Clubs to have the referee give a free kick to Chelsea. A minute from the end the referee disallowed another Leeds goal. Peter Lorimer beat the Chelsea goal-keeper follow- In English League play Man- chester United crept a stage illa. Manchester has a five- point lead over Nottingham For- Coventry beat the Wolves 3-1 in the Second Division. Both Coventry and the Wolves had previously made certain of pro- motion but Saturday's match In the Third Division Bristol In Scotland, the Rangers tied Celtic has 55 points from 31 In the Second Division Raith ward Cooper netted the ball only Stanley Cup COOPER'S Camaro's lower, wider, heavier roomier than any other'car at its price. 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