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rawarman wvw var vo mnrm fimmw rrie Plumbers gained their playoff berth in the eorgian Bay Junior Hockey league Barrie sevenU will try for one tonight in the Intermed iate circuit Plumbers edged Orian 32 last night at Oriilia to take their bestcfaeven series four games to two They will now meet the winner of the Coliingwood pleaford series for the league championship SEVENMPS AND Midland Flyers clash in the dos ciding game of their bestofseven semifinal set at Midland and rink officials in Midland are predicting an overflow crowd Winner of tonights am will meet Rrsdford Exprcssmen for the league lie Last at We me at Oriilia was close battle all the way lumbgers ave hard erformance So did Orlliia But the Hus es receiv stu id enalties and they might have forced the series to had they not elected to try the rough stuff sat with an Gril llI fan who several times throu bout the game was dis gusted with the way some of Orlllia players cross checked and elbowed ONE INCIDENT stood out above all the others Archie Rankin received twominute penalty for high lticking Don Amos Rankin wanted company in the enalty box and tried to provoke Amos into fighting went so far as to deliberately crosscheck Amos acroas the head and knocked Amos off his feet Amos laughed right in Ranldns face and the letter received double minor and should have received an additional misconduct and while he was off Conrad Maloney lcored Frankly dont know how Amos remained so cool He was the target of several Drillia layers Theres nothing wrong with kee ing close eckon player like Amos its pretty strategy to keep watchful eye on the leagues scoring champ Rut anything went as long as Amos and several other Barlre play ers were stopped The Plumbers should be congratulated for the way they held their tempers last night And the referees That was at 143 of thesecondparind when0riliias should take another glance through the rule book So much for the juniors AN INTERESTED spectator at last nights game was Clarence Smith coach of the SevenUps Clarences son Leighton is one of the Plumbers outstanding delt fanceman He has another son whom he has turned into delenceman in SevenUps series against Mid land Hes Smith leading scorer in intermediate hockey until this season Al has turned in his best hockey of the season since moving back to the blue line corps Clarence is keeping his fingers crossed for tonights contest at Midland He said he Will go with Jon Weeks on defence again tonight He made this change Weeks from forward to defence last game and it worked out well Smith has made few changes in his lineup during this series and they all clicked Maybe hell come up with another gem tonight SEVENUPS HAVE hi hopes They came back twrce in the series and be eve they can come up with another big game tonight They lost the first two games of the series and won the next two They were outclassed 124 in the fifth game but bounced back With 54 victory at home Friday night Its going to take so minutes of our best hockey of the season to beat Midland tonight said Clarence We could have had this series by now But we also could be out by now Outside of that 124 game any of the other games could have gone either way ljiierell be good following of Barrie fans tonight but it will be mostly Midland supporters on hand and they make themselves heard WIN LOSE 0k DRAW SevenUps deserve credit for their showrng in the series They had only one victory in six meetings with the Fiyera throughout the regular schedule and the odds were stacked against them when the series opened sweep for Midland was the familiar statement after the first two games But after four more con tests the SevenUps are still in there and still have hopes for berth in the finals WILLIE HORTON Gris Willie Horton left Detroit Dressed presents himwith twenty two und barn at the Tigers eland spring oger Chuck Fehfliwei Niptjaorium training camp Horton reporl urday Dreucn matched Wile ed to the era early camp ilca npound loss oi welght Wlhidr Viillth Wuhdhiml more than he dd at the end Horton went from 111 to 189 of last season Draped order in months tifne AP Wire ed Horton to lose weight photo For Circuit Records MONTREAL CF Another asterisk for the record hook it could happen in the Na tional Hockey League this weekend as Torontos Andy Bethgate approaches the record for most assists during one son The current mark is so set by Montreals Jean Beilveau In 1961161 and Bathgate has with three games to play But theres catch in the process of being traded from New York to Toronto Bethgate earned an extra game When the season winds up the Leaf right winger will have played 71 games one more than the schedule usually provides it happened once before Ed Litaenherger vras traded to Chicago by Montreal in 195455 and played In 73 games But Litz didnt threaten any records and the H14 an chives had no difficulties Well wait and see if he does it says Nlli publicist iis ticlan lion Andrews it well decide how to BROKE HOWEHVMARK Bothgnte already has broken one minor record He assisted on goal March to eclipse the mark for most assists in season by right winger The previous record of 49 was held by Detroits Gordie Howe who probably wont even from his collection Three other minor in may be passed when the sea son ends this Sunday Chicagos Stan Miklta is threatening two marks held by Eellvenu and Pilote of Hawks is alter record owned by Bill Gadsby of Detroit Pilots has 41 assists to date four short of Gadsbys record of 46 for defencemen Mikita has 87 points with two games to Hornung Montreals Charlie Hodge ex tended his Vnzine Trophy lead to three goals over Chicagos Glenn Hail and Torontos Johnny bower Hut Hodge and Bower have three games left and Hall only two play and may surpass Bell veous high for centreoi points in losses Bellvtau has the mark for most penalty min utes by centre 143 hut Mi klta has 142 and seems almost Join to break that But cash acouscloua Mlklta isnt likely to get exalted about secondrate statistics His sights arefixed on 1000 bonus for the leagues scoring clifmpionahlp ai on tar ge re Hawk scoring ace s7 Vic Hadlield of New Ynik lends the league In penalties with 145 minutes and Chicago adding to its team record with every infraction Is the most penalized team with 10 min utes Pll PiM mam was warfarefirw are ToifGdin Final fBéiih aynrcnrnsscn erahum Editor ORlLLlA nun Plumberg came hero last night to play hockey They did just that dw alumina rough treatment from Oriliia Huskies Ind skated oil with 12 victory to clinch berthin the Georgian lily luo inf Hockey Migue 1he victory gave Plumbers the burdensv1 serlu to end they will now advance against ihorinrler of tbo WWW Muleld series which Ceilings woodileatk at Plumbora big llneof Conrad Maloney Don Amos and Jim Hurlrefialong with steady de fcnesman Leinrton Smith pro aided the scoring power for Plumbers Malawi Burke and Smith were the goal getter bro Little NHL Stages Closing iargs crowd of parents guardians attended the First AWaldrNiglllof2thrOm Little NHL at Guthrie Arena last Friday evening Three games of hockey were played in the first part of the evening with the champions of each group playing the boys of that group who werrmoving up to higher age bracket next year The Maple Leela were defea ted by score of and the Champion Leafs were present ed wlllLJilLKeithAhSanden son Trophy by Mr Sanderson for the NHL Division The lndians of the AHL were deleaied by score to and were presented with the Part kids Tractor Service Trophy by aurice Partridge The Rates of the lunior Division had to come from be hind to tie their game 33 Thgy were presented with the Bert ram Broa Trophy by Barry Bertram The Stanley Watson Trophy was awarded to the goalie with and Bernail McKay and Arno picked up too wide Huskies pundit mini and this omlld have been their down fall They were cii pea wlfli nined the it peoa cs handed out and doublominor to chle Rankin inthe second per iodflrosuitod in Barrier second wonders Rick and Ron accounted for the Oriliil SHEPPARD lRlLuANI Goaltender Clare Sheppard was atcwar of strength loi Plumbers Ho stopped 29 of Ihota pinriped at him and came up with several unidons saves when Huskies applied the pres llllt Plumbers flred 13 shots at Drillio neintlnder Del Reid Plumbers scored the only goal the least goals ocored against him in the regular schedule andnssprcscnicd by Mr son to his own son Ronald Wat WL There were 15a boys in the league this year representing its families and each boy was given an Oro little NHL Creek and each member of the three winning teams as boys in all where presented with pens Eric Wilson Commanding 0f Iicer or RCAF Station Edgar Reeve George McKay of Oro Chair man of 0m School Area School Board spoke briefly to the large audiencelalong with Keith Sanderson Pmilllnt Keith Lees secretarytreasurer and lame Handy Allan Brown Maurice Partridge and Eric Ro berts coach of the Maple Leaf Champions general meeting of the league will be held in Guthrie Community Hall on Monday eve ning March 23rd for all inter ested parents and guardians to draw up plans for next season dium April 17 Mlklil Chi Hull Chi Beliveau Mil Bathgatc Tor Wherram Cid Rowe Det Oliver Boa Goyette NY Gilbert NY Keen Tor Rousseau Mti HEY Chi Henry NY Mahovilch Tor l3ucyk Ros points four more than runnerup Bobby Hull His ieammote is Mikl only threat but its not easy for Holly to close the gap beraudewhonHull Mi ldtav almost invariably gels an assistand vice versa Edition is third with 75 points and onrushing Bathgate is next wuhn Kenny Wher ram of tlieHawks slipped to fifth with 7o points rind Gordie Howe Ls sixth with Go Bostons Murray Oliver 55 and New Yorks pourcoyote on foli ow Meiswm Give Trddingafildmps NEW YORK APiWhen you Another 51100 customers will lose 111 gsm youve got to get free tickets for the opItninE do something gameAhd 24 will get season Like get some outfielders passes shortstop end catcher or two You can expect scenes like Or give aw trading stamps these at the quick checkout Thats who New York More on ter all overtown aregoing to do Give away 11 take two pounds of broes trading stamp big dravving coil is unart of allvovltz and in connection with the Mets three man pizzas please And opening game at their new ata 38 49 07 142 4142 83 50 $6 49 75 40 iii 54 73 35 70 28 68 68 65 33 56 15 58 54 so so 52 s4 Si Si 36 as 42 41 31 gsnnnnnnnne Sgfiflgfiifi stamps No hading stem today lady You are the luc winner of ticket to the opening game of New York Mets instead Either give me the stamps or take back the broccoli Lady said you win free ticket to the Meta instead of stamps You are twinner in iKarrciS iii dont forget the trading Are Reinsiotedl Doesnt llgree With Cassius LOUISVILLE Ky AmCas sius Clays manager Bi Fav eraham gave flatno Mon day to proposed wl ertake aii heavyweight fight for chan lty between the new heavy weight champ Floyd Patterson lm not going to let him do any such thing Faversham said after Clay had offered to woolen lire Approved TORONTO CDA idmile twiniacroaa Lake Ontario and an international Invitation lraok meet featuring Russian athletes are being plannedes attractions in the Canadian National Exhi bitions sports program this umrner othproiects have been up proved by the ONE sports coni mlitee Prize money in the swim from Port Daihou tmmontom dEdITbu wr least on last yearl stem lor the nngular swim front of them grounds the chest of the worlds marathonswlms apective religions Clay is Black Muslim Pat terson Roman Catholic However VTom Bolnn of Championship Snorts promo tional group VWItilfililtfPlli liler Yuri was not so easily diacour age Central Professional LTFgtAPt Omaha 4315 3739185 94 Minneapolis 3421 727725675 St Paid 35 29 14422174 st nun soar 7294252 Cincinnati 10 6182 362 28 Monday Relult MinneapollsllfM lnnati Gums Omaha at St Louis Maritime Senior Windsor 11 Charlottetown First game hesiofflvej final Mandi Lawrence Senior Morrlsburg 71 Kingston Morrlsburg wins hest semifinal Northern Oritarin Jlllliflr SauitSte Marie 0nt6 Sud buryis 153w Th riderjaydnnlor Port urn Fortllliillain Fort Wlliiam wiu bdlirol haven final 44 Karras and Hornung beloro NEW Your Ammaul Hopi peg and Alex Karena twofop were suspended last year for betting on games were rein stated yesterday alter sitting out one full season HornungGreen Bay Packers halfback who edgtbe National Football ages in scoring three YEBIS an Karrasyv Detroit Lions defensive tackle were suspended last April 17 rvEach had admitted bettingwn his own team to win games and on games in which they were not involved NFL Commissioner Peie Ron olle announced their reinstate ment effective immediately prepared statement= which emphasized that neither had beenn charged thli betting against his own team or with giving lessthan his best effort in any game he had talked to Rozelle said reached hisdecision Hornung vacationing in Mia rrli Beach Fla said he would report to the Packers earlyin May for special tr pro 333 to regalnvhls playing for playersvwere lined $2000 end fo bettingonone gameand tho Detroit club was iln rotaroiwespwvrlis uhwes finedxforrjaiiure to mniuionerzrcpom Detroit play sidelina The five play fined were docMidi WerneJlelker JohnGoroy ary Loweand Sm Williams They and Home BarrieRinks Bow inSpicl arrie rinkskippedin Waiter Craig with Jack Moore Kan MBKenaie and Ch les Surgenor lostrin the fine the fourth event or the Stew art Trophy at Oriliia Bonsp pint The Craig oursome oil for thelinal day by winning all threegames on Wednesday They lost their first genre to Bob anrle of Unionvilla who went on to win the molar prize The Craig rink won their second game then lostto Alfie Phillipe Sci ofToronfo Parkway Club in the final wibtlilps and an other member of his team were not able to be present an Roas Corwpid and Tom Caldwell former oriiiia Sputnrks took their places iheotherflBarrle rink wh quallied for the final byxwln ning all three games on Thurb day was skipped by Gold jNeed hennwith hardly extra endbefore bowing outfit to semifinal and arry ed bllti lull Mel our big contest winner you say Mrs Blntwurst won yesterday and Sh rr secorvn rnizn rs Blotwurstwon third lady You won second prize free ticket tothe Mela Thats second prize Youget if you win Nigel Vlin Mostuer to Why season pass to the ets The losers should have to go see the Meta not the winners pr Give me my stamps ortakc hack thepizza Were also running contest for gueaslng the batting aver agefor the week of the leading Weil thats more like it ill enter thatone And hope Win so can give to Casey Stenge Why Casey lady figure if we alluget gether we can save up enough stamps to him ntv Flaming Dcng JSkips Rink to 107 victory CALGARY CPILyell Dagg of Vancouver lirlp of Canadas entry in the 1964 international curling championship found the ice to his liking Monday night as he led his mates to 101 victory over United States in the first round of the sixteam competition Dogs 34 public relations official as joined in the win ners circle by rinks from Swe den and Scotland Swedish rskip Kurt Johsson led his rink to life4 triumphover witzerland and Scotland skip Alex Tor rance spearheaded 174 Scot tish conquest of Nroway Dagg accustomed to much worse conditions at Charlotte town where he won the 1964 Ca nadian championships found the ice in the moment Stain pcde Corral breeLeS Rut Daggs group found itself in trouble at times Canada moved into 40 lead alter or ends but led only 54 after six Scotland ran up on Mr man gin over Norway aldpped by Per Kolaker of Oppdel inthe first four ends before surren dering pair Sweden had 74 fourthend lead over Switterlt land ped by Gerold Keller Record Set lit Kempview Edmonton one in the fiveyear met or Rig Kaltbad before yielding Ideuce Dagg seek to become tho sixth consecu ve Canadianwin ner in the sixyeaohistery of the international competition had only one bad end That was the sixth when us skip Robert Magi of Duluth Minn hada comparatively simple shot for three that would have tied the game Magi hit the broom almost perfectly His last rock hit Can adas counter and drove it onto 115 stone at the hack of the house leaving Magi one point short tie The United States front end second Russ Barber and lead Payne Britten had difficulty on the seventh end and allowed Dogg and his partners to fill the house eorly They settled for pair toboost theCanadian lead to 74 and Dagg virtually breered the rest or the way Dagg won the 1964 Canadian championship from Ernie Riclr ardson of Reginaearlier this month Richardson has won our international cham pionships and Hector Gervais of history oftha competi Canada was drawn ag Norway in the second round to doy In other games Sweden and Scotlandmet city team bowling record Jwaa set last week at Yifernpview Bowl when the mm and Team No2 thedled in with one string plntall trim in lbs Mens Mule five pin howl who tumbled 39b had 349 and 251 and use by Sid unded out the total Glenn 05 of the Jim periodouacortd Huskies e1 lojitie mend on site being ouuhotlid and Drillia tallied the lone third periodgoal Plumber had scoring chancel in the opening minutes when Rick ioyand Rankin ncetved minor penalties lipt it was Elep pard who came up with he first big save stopping Allan Mim hot drive with his akaie Plumbers premiumin ai16iltoioney passed to Ashes inside Oriliia lcrrilnry and Al ioI dropped pm hack to Smith at the bluellnei Smiths long low drive beat Reid cleanly Couple of minutes later Shep pard stopped Orton frompolnt blank range Archie Rankin watched iron the penalty box as Barrlemov ed ahead 20 The goal came at 159 of the second lllaioney on pass from Clayton Perry moved in from the rlghi aide Enddolazed high drlve behind Mlclts had another chance shortly after but his haekhander was kicked out by Sheppard GRILL SCORE Sheppards shutout hopes were broken so when Rick hey side with hard shot Barrie got that one back at 1556 and this proved to be the winning goal Amosgained possession of the puck at the Orillla blueline and spoiled Burke all alone at the corner of the net He led the pass to Burke who fired shot that was partially blocked by Reid But the puck dropped in the lce and burelymernased the goal line Huskies mode strong come back bid in the third Ron Loy narrowed the margin to one goal at 113 taking para from Mick and firing shot through maze of players and between Sheppards legs it was tight battle the rest of the way With four minutes remaining Sheppard made great catch of Rick Leys sizzl ing kneehigh drive Reid was replaced with an extra forward with less than tmlnute to go and again Sheppard was tore ed to come up with big save with scramble around tho net SUMMARY FM Fahd Barrie Smith Amos Maioney azio Penalties Rick Leg Rankin Second Period Barrie Maloncy Perry 159 Orihia Rick Les iRnbertson 759 Barrie scram Amos rinse Penaitiee Rankin Bed iey Creasor Monahan Third Perm Orlilla Ron Levy Michel 1179 Penalties Robertson 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