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SPORTS TYPE By STEVE ON ESCU Sports Editor WINNING EVENING dont suppose anything could have stopped Barrie Bay City Falcons last night Right from the start even prior to leaving for llleaford the attitude of the play ers gave me the feeling that this was Winning night it wasnt one of those smooth evenings by any means It was like in an old buggy that sputtered and coughed but never really stalled Take the start of the game late as it was through opening ceremonies which had Al Shewchuk called Sawchuk and Jim Cairns called Jim Kerns this bit seemed to relax the visiting Falcons whom we thought would freeze during the speechmaking As the first whistle sounded Barrie had only 12 players including goalie Don Rich in uniformVEarl McCrone and Ross Cameron didnt make the Jaunt for varying reasons Chuck Edward mysteriously at first didnt show on the ice ing period It was later learned that til very late in the open Edwards skates were in no condition for hockey His buddy Howard Forbes had attempted to give Chuck alesson in skatesharp ening and took the edge off the blades Through the game the Shorthanded Falcons dis played spirit hadnt seen in any of the four games this year They looked like group that wouldnt be beaten Nary line was intact Yet the fellows work ed hard and fast at making the three guys up front closelyknit forward line and the rearguards work ed their heads off To show how unusual this game was take this bit for instance Ken Robertson an offensiveminded de fenceman picked up all of Barries three penalties This is almost unbelievable Then too Dave Sanderson the best player of 13 good Falcons went without penalty for the second straight night This is not meant to say Davre plays it weird most days instead that officials usually have him ticketed for the sinbin any time he checks an opponent Dave did lot of good checking last night More outstanding was the factthat Falcons short handed as they were had more zip in thefinal 20 minutes For the first time the opposition in the finale this season they outshot The boys admitted their fatigue during this time but obviously didnt let Chevies in on the secret Falcons take deserved rest today and host Mid land tomorrow night at 815 JUST NOTES Niagara Falls Flyers left Barrie be cause of poor attendances such as only 1000 for some midweek home games There must have been some dandy rumbling down in honeymoon town Tuesday when the club drew only an estimated 1100 inthat populationrich community The new ChurchLegion hockey leagues start action at the loch arena Saturday morning All of firstdays play will go down as exhibitions Things get serious for the kiddies the following week Before its too late like Hamilton over Toronto and Winnipeg over Calgary However must admit that Argos win over Ottawa has weakend the knees reg Will Attack Calgarys Passer By THE CANADIAN PRESS Coach Bud Garot hinted Wed nesday night that his Winnipeg Blue Bombers will try to spike Calgary Stampeders tgun offence in the Western Football Conference final by working on its triggerquarterback Eagle Day Grant said in an interview that Bombers have different defensive theory for coping with the shotgun otherwise known as the spread or short punt formationfrom the one employed by Edmonton Eski Faloney Parker fire Outstanding MONTREAL CP Bernie Faloney of Hamilton TigerCats has been voted most outstand ing football player in the East and Jackie Parker of Edmon ton Eskimos was thechoice in the West it was announced to day to decide which of the two quar terbacks is the most outstand ing player in the Canadian Football League The choice will be announced in Toronto during Grey Cup Week and the Winner presented with an award donated annually by dis tillery Voting is by sports writers and broadcasters in the five Western Conference and four Eastern Conference cities Also announced were the east em and western choices for two other awards Outstanding Canadian player Defensive end Tony Pajacz kowski Calgfiry Stampeders halfback Bobby Kuntz Toronto Argonauts putstnnding lineman Frank Rigney Winnipeg Blue Bomb ers John Barrow Hamilton Ti gerCats Parker former allAmerican from Mississippi State already One more ballot will be held has won the outstanding player award three times in his eight year career with the Eskimos 1957 1958 and 1960 mos in the league semi final last weekend The Stampeders defeated the Eskimos 2126 in the twogame totalpoints semi final to ad vance the Bombers who earned bye into the final when they captured first place in regular league play The first game of the bestof three final is at Calgary Satur day The second game is at Win nipeg Wednesday night and the third if necessary at Winnipeg Nov 25 FEATURES SWITCH The outstanding feature of the third place Stampeders upset over the secondplace Eskimos was their switch to the shotgun formation with Day standing in the slot about seven yards be hind the ccntre and taking di rect snap to start plays Day with more time to throw than he had when working from Stamps conventional Tforma tron passed with deadly effect against the Esks Grant said Edmontons basic defence is in the spread was to rush four men and drop back eight to cover potential rece1vers He said Bombers were in clined to favor the theory of rushing seven or eight men in on Day and dropping only four or five to cover receivers Poona BROS for SKATES them twopoint 1nd Portland Buckaroos were long See DefenCe Key To East TORONTO CplBath Tor onto Argonauts and Hamilton TigerCats have the type of go forbroke attack that can roll up hasketful of touchdowns when allthe gears are mesh ing That being the case the out come of the two game total points Eastern Football Confer ence final may rest on the per formance of the defensive squads The 11caLs have wellA schooled crew of specialists in the job and the ability at least in the words of ooacb Jim Trim ble to contain the Argos new found scattergun pas pattern The ArgonnuLs on the other hand have speed to spare in the ddensive backfield but at the expense of working some key players both wayswhich could mean trouble if anybody gets hurt Trimble aside from declarlt ing that Torontos spread for mation can be 5100M didnt venture much when he ad dressed the Hamilton Quarter back Club Wednesday on the prospects of the first game in Exhibition Stadium here Sun by THINKS ITS BEHEE We think our offence is bet ter thnn theirs he said We hope our defence will be ade quate frimblejuter made it official that end playkfor the first time in six weeks The great pass receiver acquired this season from Mont real Aloucttes has been sitting Maris Named llLs MVP BOSTON AP Outfielder Roger Maris who made history lost season by slugging 61 home runs Wednesday was named the American Leagues most vn lunble player for 1061 edging New York Yankees teammate Mickey Mantle for the second straight year Maris polled 202 points to Mantles 198 in voting by 20 members of the Baseball Writ ers Association of America Third place went to Jim Gen tile Baltimoro Orioles first baseman who received 157 points Without doubt this makes my happiness complete said Maris by telephone from his Raytown Mo home Barry Cullen Heads Buffalo By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS spectacular performance by Barry Cullen brought the Buffalo Bisonl soleif possibly momentary control of first place in the Western Division of the American Hockey League Wednesday night The 25ltyearold right winger pumped in three goals and as sisted on another as Bisons whipped Providence Reds 541 The victory pulled the Bisons out of first place tie with idle Rochester Americans and gave Cullen skating on the same line with brother Brian set up Bob Courcy with firstperiod goal struck for two in the sec ond period and another intbo third Murray Hall got Buffalos other marker Jimmy Bartlett Harry Leach and Matt Ravlich scored for the losers In the only other league game Hershey Bears took Pittsburgh Hornets $2 on Willy Marshalls thirdperiod goal Howie Ynnosik and Ray Kinn sewicb got the Bears goals Earl Balfour and Gene Ubriaco scored for Pittsburgh Buckaroos Drop Third Straight By THE CANADIAN PRESS on hospitality but short on punch when they entertained Calgary Stampeders Wednesday night for the first time in this Western Hockey League season From 22 first period tie the Stamps went on to dump last years champions fzwhile more than 6000 fans mourned the Bucks thirdstraight loss Arnie Séhmautz and Gord Fa sboway scored for Portland Fred Hucul Norm Johnson Bert Fizzell and Sid Finney made up Calgarys total mam In your oil ourrrr ON NEW snarrzs Mens $095 to $1995 Boys in to 13 $615 Boys to $595 Mlases 11 to Figure $895 Mlsses $565 Youtbs 610 13 $515 Skate Guards 75¢ USED SKATES $395 up 27 CLAPPERTON ST Opposlle Finn Gus tree Stan Wallace Dick Shotto 1111 Patterson will Football out what was officially de scribed as shoulder injury while the Hamilton front office persistently denied rumors that it was something more serious if was also announced to the surprise of many that there is possibility neither Scott nor Carver Shannon will be in the lineup Instead hrunhle may Cons gt tinue with Milam Wall the kie from North Carolina at of fcnsive halfback This would give him rearguard reserve since both Wall and Patterson are adept in defensive duties mcxs WITH REARGUARD Tomato coach Lou Agasc is likely to stick with the defen sive backfield that held off 0t tawa Rough Riders in the semi finalRon Morris Jim Roun and Art Johnson Morris caught four touchdown beaves from quarterback Tobin Rotc last weekend when the Ar gos eliminated Ottawa 419 That was the game in which Toronto unveiled the spread for mation1n which the quarter back stands eight to 10 yards behind the line of scrimmage with potential pass receivers scattered all the way to the sidelines KEON SCORES OPENER AGAINST PLANTE Robust Ed Shack Leads Toronto Over Montreal By LAURENT CHIASSON Cnnadlnn Press Staff Writer Eddie Shack has been lab dled as over rated Hes also been called loafer and troublemaker But the controversial year old Toronto Maple Leafs winger is speed demon on skates who at times comes up with play that makes spectators pop out of their seats Shack came up with couple of these plays Wednsday night One produced goal which fired the Leafs ton 32 victory over Montreal Canadiens in one of two National Hockey League games The Leafs were trailing 21 when Shack carried the puck almost the length of the ice and then beat Montreal goalie Jacques Flante while lying on his back at 640 of the third period TIPS IN SLAP SHOT Seventeen seconds later vet eran Bert Olmstead tipped in blueline slap shot by defence man Tim Horton for the win ning goal In the other game Bill Bay magician with the puck banged home his first two goals of the season and goalie Glenn Hall stopped 78 shots for his second shutout to steer Chi cago Black Hawks to 20 tri umph over Detroit Red Wings The results left Canadiens in first place but only one point ahead of Maple Leafs who vaulted into second over idle New York Rangers Montreal games first place lualoncy Bob Garner Chuck still has 20 points while Tor IIBARRIE GOVERNMENT SURPLUS STORE IS NOW LOCATED AT 25 humour FORMERLY WIGGINS FURS Spirited Falcons Slug Meaford ny sreve 10wa MEAFORDThe shorthand ed but spirited Bay City Fal cons got twogoal perform ances from four players and terrific efforts from all in da fcaling the Chevies 116 here last night it was Barries third win in our Georgian Bay Intermedh air Hockey Leaguel leaving theclub in The modem men were John Edward and Howard Forbes Singleton came from Dan MacDonald Dave Sanderson and Al Smith Balding veteran Charlie Mac Doniiid had two goals for the hosts Singles were by Ken Parker Ken Lobsinger Bar ney Walmsley and Ray llch Callum It took little stretching of the imagination to predict Barrie win First the club was Shorthanded with only 13 players in uniform Consider ing the tight duel with Chcvles in Barrie week ago it was naturally figured that man onto has 19 and New York 111 Chicago meanwhile moved into tie for fourth place with the Wings Each team has 13 points Boston Bruins bring up the rear with nine Conadiens get another chance tonight to widen their lead when they meet the Bruins at Boston in the leagues only action Shack remains one of 1051 eys most perplexing problems He was rated canbmiss professional prospect when New York brought him up at the start of the 195069 season Rangers convinced he would never attain his potential dealt him off to the Leafs last sea son In all NHL games he has scored only 34 goals four of them this season Eut Toronto fans love him CRASHES INTO PLANTE Leafs didnt appear to be getting anywhere Wednesday night until Shack steamed up the ice with one of his patented heads down drive He crashed into Plante then shot For moment it appeared that Bobby Pulford bad slapped in the loose puck but officials said no It was Shack Olmstead smooth 35 year old veteran gave Leafs their go ahead goal on the next rush Shack again ro gh the crowd of 13628 to its feet sev eral minutes later when he cut across the Montreal goalmouth and ended up in corner after Plante blocked his shot Sophomore Dave Kenn got Torontos other goal in the first give all out but last night the business or providing for advantage and home ice would favor the hosts Then again Falcons didnt look too much like cham pionship club the previous night in Collingwood Not that they dont always boys seemed to have extra lip and spirit It was most no ticeable in the finale the 20 minutes thats been killer for them in previous games Instead Barrie controlled the puck in the denouemcnt and outsbot Chevics by an al most unbelievable shot margin of 2140 lllinus last years leading scorer Earl McCrone and left winger Ross Cameron coach Al Sbcwchuk juggled his unlLs throughout Nary one play ed with any loss authority than the other The defence led by Dave Sanderson penaltylcss for the second straight night was su pcrb When it came to must of picking stars Sanderson had to be put right on top just the smallest knotch ahead of the rest of the guys period For the Canndiens Ben hie Gooffrion scored in the sec ond and Gilles Tremblay gave them brief 21 lead early in the third Both Plante and Leafs Johnny Bower were sensational in the nets Bower wound up with 25 saves while Plante stopped 23 shots Canadiens dressed all their walking wounded as Geoffrion and Ralph Backstrompboth in jured last Saturday flew into Toronto from Montreal before game time Leafs Red Kelly feared casualty because of the flu also dressed HAY SCORES PAIR At Chicago Hay scored his two goals off power plays His first came midway through the first period when he stole the puck from De troits Leo Labine 15 feet in front of the Red Wings net and skated in to beat goalie Terry Sawchuk at the goalmouth Al lan Johnson of the Wings was in the penalty box at the time Defenceman Warren Godfrey was serving minor infraction early in the third period when Hay took passes from Bronco Horvath and Stan Mikita and rammed 20 footer behind Sawchuk from difficult angle Hall was outstanding in the Chicago nets as the Wings out shot the Black Hawks 21121 The shutout was the fifth in the NHL this season Sawchuk and Hall each have two Rookie Don Head of Boston chalked up the other SAVE MONEY An Investors Syndicate plan will help you to have enough in the future plan can be tailored to suit your objective whether its owning new home educa ting your children buying your retirement See your Investors man your best friend financially MERCER PA 60393 Investorsr eymcflmauo or IANADA lullle um OllileMlpal ommn hiniiulchin Large note of encouragement to the Falcons was the play of Johnny Malouey Its not so much that John hasnt been star but rather that he just couldnt seem to find regular spot in the lineup Given ample work last night vnbn fired two quick goals to gel the Falcons off the ground in the initial frame it was hard luck and goof goaltendv ing by Norm lAng that pre vented him from counting third or fourth time Falcons after two hard eve nings get pay off today To morrow at home they play Midland which was edged 53 by Collingwood last evening Barrie Goal Rich defence Robertson Sanderson Graves forwards Garner McBride MacDonald hlaloncy Stoddart Forbes Cairns Smith lifeafnrd Goal Long deg fence Parker Graham Mock Wheeler Brainard forwards 111 McCallum Wslmsley Fitter Abbott Jars via llfenary Officials Referee Bill Mat gill of Drilli linesmon Frank Garvey of Owen Sound First Period Falcons lllaloney llfc Brlde Sanderson 410 Falcons Maloney 111c Bride 529 Chevles Parker Abbott 819 Majors Curing Segregation Pain NEW YORK AP Major league club owners have been making progress in recent weeks toward alleviating the pressing problem of segregation of Negro and white baseball players in spring training camps Chicago White Sox president Arthur Allyn last week pun cruised hotel in Sarasota Fla the clubs training base All players will be housed in the hotel Other clubs which have acted recently to eliminate racial problems during spring training in Florida are St Louis Cardi nals New York Yankees and New York Meta The Yankees who for years trained in St Petersburg have switched their quarters to Fort Lnuderdale where they have leased group of motels for all players In St Petersburg the white players stayed at hotel near the ball park while the Na groes stayed in homes owned by Negro residents The Cardinals while remain ing in st Petersburg have moved from segregated hotel in the heart of town to motel colony at the edge of the city where all the players will live The Meta who replaced the Yankeu in St Petersburg will stay in desegregated hotel at St te burg Beach eight mile from their field Calgary Flanker Is Top Rookie REGINA CPLarry Robin son 19yearold flanking half back with Calgary Stampeders has been voted rookieofthe year in the Western Football Conference league officials an nounced 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