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ran BARBIE muwenmon June it in MONTREAL CPLromeo former hockey exeunivu and 45120123 niNHLJ Meeting Mime nylsrnve Jonesco SporLc Editor ARCHIE KNOWS Everyone who knows hlsname is stimulating to the day ancient Archie Moore will hang up his gloves voluntarily or have someone force him into it No one knows for sure when this day will come good many feelit will he the night he accepts the longawaited match with Harold Johnson But no one is really sure that is expect Archie Weve strong Heeling that he knuws his days are numbered He seems to know the exact day Titer winning dull title fight from Guiio Rin aldi the other day Archie didnt talk fighting during the lnterlvew He talked other business He told us to watch for his great milk discovery Its supposed to put weight on those that need it and take it from those like himseli who dont need it or have too much Archie it appeared was not the least bit concern ed about the flghtingbusiness Theres no doubt he is but this night he had his post fighting days in mind Either before or after his spiel about this great new product Archie patted himself on the back by telling us how much money he was going to give to this that and the other cause selfish backslapping indeed It will obviously influence many It wasnt until it was time to get off the air that Archie answered fighting question It naturally con cerned Johnson Archie says hell light him now that the moneys right not fighting is not the story of champion Archie Moore Fighting was his story while waiting 15 years or so to get crack at the lightheavyweight crown Today it is Archie and money Archie and adver tising which is money Remember one of his fights with Yvon Durelle Archie came into the ring dressed in fancy dressing gown robe theyre called with the name of few ellery firm on the back This is supposedly taboo But Arch got the plug before anyone realized it was wrong Wonder what theyll say about his new hit the reducing and gaining milk substance Regardless of his samples his selfishness etc Moore has to be admired He always seems one step ahead of the crowd He deserves it For long time he was in the rear JUST NOTES This is the afternoon of the falhu ions golf show at Allandale Golf Course The four some of Moe Norman Frank vyse George Knudson and Jim Small wasschcdulecd to teeoff at two clock clinic will follow play so many of you who WHEATLEY Conwa Pres Shit Writer MONTREAL lCPlTbe Na tional Hockey League closa out its annual Wing today with the introleague draft and there were indications couple of gonna may be the most tempt inthlt couple of pre draft deals were swungTumdny both in volving defencemen and in the draft from the minor Western Hockey league and Eastern Professional Hockey League NHL clubs plucked only five plum Probably the most important grab at $20000 was made by Montreal Canadians in drafting goalie Cesare Mnnlago obsiiei of Toronto Maple Leafs from Spokane of ham it was virtually certain Cann diens will protectfinnlago agalmt todays NHL draft This will leave Charlie Hodge cap able and muchtravelled No Montreal goalie behind Jacqu Planie wide open in the draft markeL it was believed Boston Bruins who have had indifferent suc cess with goalies for several seasons and will have first choice in the draft will prom ptly grab Hodge Only two goalies plus in other players may be protected against the $20000 draft BRUINS TOOK TWO The Bruins picked up two playerrin Tuesdays drnitand New York Rangers and Chicago Black Hawks one each The Bruins look forward Matt anlich from Sault Ste Marie of the EPHL and Gordon Tans ley regarded as good pros pect for defence from Seattle oi the WllLRsvlldx Wu Chi oulright property of Seattle cage farmihand Tangley was The Black Hawks took fnr ward Ray Brunei who has been in the Montreal chain from Winnipeg of the WHL The Rangers draftediorward Den nis Olson from KitchenerWeier ioo of the EPHL Olson who has been on loan was the property of Springfield of the American Hockey League in taking blanlago Montreal first transferred goalie Ed John sinn from Canadians rescrvo list to the reserve list of Hull Oitawa oi the EPHL Montreal farm binningo is the youngster who did capable fillin lab for the Leafs late last season Cann diens are reported highly pleased with thenew goalie figuring he may even give Plunte battle for the job next SEBSDD HAPPY WITH BOWER Toronto Maple Leafs on los ing liieniago indicated they are satisfied to go along again with veteran goalie Johnny Bower in deals nrcsdny veteran de fencemen Bill Gadsby of New York was traded to Detroit and threeyear defenceman Albert Junior Langlois of Montreal went to the Hangersn in exchange for Godsby the Rangers gol rookie dcfcnoemarl Les Hunt from Scottie of the WHL Gudshy may remain with Detroit next season but is ex pected to wind up eventually as playing coach of Detroits Ed monton farm club The Rangers gave up John Hannah young defenceman pllu an undisclosed amount of cog to get Langlois from Mont rc Giants Reliefers Pace High Climb By ED WILKS Associated Press Stiff Writer San Francisco Giants getting fat on relief are back In bus iness again in the National League pennant race After tumbling out of the lead by losing eight of 10 games the Giants are within one game of the top bouncing back with 43 victory over Los Angeles Tuesday night for two game sweep over the second place Dodgers It was the Gianis filth vie tory in their last seven starts The bullpen has nailed all but one oflba victories read this will still have tirnevto hurry on down there Yankees CantHandle Upper Crust Squads By Wans Norm Cash batted in four Associated PMS Staff Wrikl New York Yankees can pui verire the basement bunch and hold their own against the fel lows in the middle but they still cant bell upper crust teams in the three division American League The Yankees included in the upper crust of the standings along with Cleveland indisns and Detroit Tigers are 88 against the second division Baltimore Orioles Washington Senators and Boston Red Sox and 227 against the third divrsion Kansas City Athle tics Chicago White Sex Min nesota Twins and Los Angeles Angels But theyre not better than 56 against Cleveland andDe trait Thats why theyre third runs with pair of homers one in threerun inside the park shot that settled the battle in the third inning for the Tigers Cash 2for3 took over the league batting lead at 374 pushed his leading runsbatted in total to 54 and increased his home run count to 19Snuth paw Don Mossi 71 won al though allowing 12 hits the same number Detroit collected off loser Gene ConlEY 25 SINGLE SCORES WINNER pinch single byMarv Throneberry broke 77 tie in the ninth inning for the Orioles Reliever Dick Hall 12 won scoring the deciding run after getting on base will single his first bitof the season Gus Trianst drovein three runs Cleveland heat the Yankees 72 Tuesday night in the opener of three game set Delmil gained the runnerup spot with 71 win over Boston Baltimore defeated Washing ton 87 Minnesota heat Kansas City 86 and the White Sox tank two from the Angels 11 and 102 END STREAK The lndians ended the Yan kees winning streak at five games by building 60 lead in two innings against Jim Contes 63 who also had won five straight two run homer by Johnny Romano capped four run first inning that nailed the win for the Tribe and Bubba Phillips homered leading off two run second Jim Perry 54 Won his third straight engagement al ihough needing relief help in the ninth inning from ank Funk Perry gave up 10 bits one of them home runNo 21 by major league leader Roger Maris 13533 firms SCHOOL AND SUPPLIES Comllete Equipment Free Instruction Certlfled Air Station era 61668 fidflfiéég forBa1timore with two homers lllorn SlurdivantUA lost in re ef Billy Martin provided the power for the Twins driving in four runs as manager Cookie Lavagetto came back winner alter weeks vacation ordered by club owner Cal Griffith Martin drove in two runs with triple as the Twinstiedflha game 33 in thesixth inning then clinched it with twonm single when they scored four in the seventh and beat Norm Bass 44 Ray Moore 42 won in relief The White Sox winning four ina row for the first timeihis season took their first game on trio run homer by Floyd Robinson off loser Ryne Duren 27 in the third inning well Dick Lemay southpaw making his first major league appearance Tom Bolin and Sin Miller combined for 7rd inn ings of two hit shutout ro lief with Miller gaining his Victory without defeat Miller gave up the two hits in ins lainning performance but extended his shutout string throughle 13 innings Defeat left the Dodgers half game ahead of the Giants and still half game behind the first place Cincinnati Red legs who were spilled 21 by Pittsb Pirates Philiidcl plain Phillies beat St gt uia two run homer by Willie Mays in the seventh inning wrapped things up for the Gi ants who trailed 30 after ngs Ed Bressoud homered in thethird inning for iheGl ants first hit off loser Stun Williams Hi and Mays manu factured the second run virtu ally by himself in thd mirth Willows Thump market 134 last nighLatQueens Park in Barrie DishictLad ia Softball League game The abbreviated contest was won in the fourth inning in which Willows collected four hik including homer by dotk cber Mary Bedhelmte and six runsMary bad one other hit in the gnfine Ann Spence had tvyo ZS WI Shirley Preston had two of Newmarkets five hits off Lor raine Gregoryzand Janice Hip plnyers including ihegresf Maurice Richardwow named Wy lo hockcyly Halifoi Tame in naming Richard who re tired less than year ago after scoring record 544 goals dur ing in season with Zionireal Ca nsdiens the NHL selection eom miller deviated from itspro line of naming only playersre fired for at least fiveyam other modern era player chosen were Lilli Schmidt la mer coach of Boston Bruins and now club executive and Syl AppTorontn Maple Leafs out standing centre nnd team leader through the 19403 Othern named included Clar cnce Hap Dny former Toronto defencemnn and coach Charlie Conucbcr Toronto rlghtwlnger during the 30s George Heinr wqrtb Montreal Canadians net mmder who had record 22 shutouts in 44 games during the 192m season and Oliver Sei bert of Kitchener Oldtimers chose Druca Stuart of Ottawa an Hercy Lesueur oi Hnmlllon both still living and Joe Hall of Brandon Mam hank Ran kin of Stanford and Oliver Sel bert oi Kitchener all dead Stuart brother of hall oi iemer Hod Stuart was on sev eral Stanley Cup teams with Montreal Wanderers and Ottawa Silver Seven before the First World War Lcsucur was an out standing nebninder of 60 years ago and later coach Among the lesms be played with was the Silver Seven Newmarkei 133 Varcoe Willows niacin Hall who broke into hockey in Brandon later played with Montreal Canadians and died during an influenza epidemic which struck Seattle dump the 1919 Stanley Cup fi nal beiwccn Montreal arid Se attle and prevented the comple non of the series Rankin was an outstanding defencenmn with Stratford sen ior teams and Selbert the father of lorrner NHL rearguard Earl Selbcrt was one of several brolhers who starred with Kit chener teams in bockeyl early days The builders of hockey rho sen The info Paul Lolcq of Brus sale for 22 years president of the lnlernnlionnl Ice liockey Federation and the man who in troduced hockey into lhaOlym pics Tho lain George Vshrown of Boston founder of tbe Amer ican Hockey league the man responsible for tr ducing hockey to llie New England States and fatber of Walter Brawn president of Boston Bruins The late fired Wagborne Sr of Toronto who devoted his life to the development of minor backeyuheaded several minor hockey gro and refereed nearly 5000 amateur hockey games during his lifei Church anal Viciory Ilnd Draw St Marys defeated Central in one of two interChurch Softball League games played last night The other contest saw Christiangfteiormed and Essa Hoad battleto ddraw StMarys scored seven Lima in the first frame enroute 157 yinCon Maloney and Stevens shared pitching for St Marys Adams pitch ed forCentraI Essa and Reform2d eachhad 18 His in the 1313fdraw La moat and Cheseman had four hits apiece for Essa Sid Kloosterman haddour safeties for the opposition Standing of theileams as of Monday bas St Andrews on top will eightpoint llowed by Shanty Bay sixx Collier St Maryfs four Latter Day Saints four Central 23pm First Baptist ohnslnu Reformed Emmanuel Baptist Wash George Falconer has found the range The husky centre fielder cl Stewarts much had weekend moved toihe min the race for Ellinan 19 official tripe lntbe plate The number of 300 or better hitters diminished hit of 14 soda at bats with only acting other in the charmed clr RISSHOM of RCA Camp Borden Fiyer has 81 mark followed by Ralph Knapp Tor gls Automotive rookie at is and Slanlliicbio of Totals 304 Big improvement overlast Plumbing and Heating left field ig échrnieMdCauu Thcboom er owns Allhfluah he bu hit two genus Forbes owns more he mark He nppcayi on the way up and could hemicontendar within few game Below are team standings and thebauexx wllh 300 or better maria iripsto the disc preclude56 Fans Hurl chairs After Mat Finale They wanted more fans at the professional wrestling show at BarriqArenn last night and they got their wish But what they also got were few farm that look great excep tion to some of the goingson This came as left to the rest of the audience but as pain to one wrestler and the rderec Following his questionable victory over Annon Hussein The Great Mepblsto had to ward off flying chairs and punches or well as Hussein Bill Curry and number of fans on the way to his drmsing room Mephisto who has as many friends as raltler at garden permflipped Husein out of the ring anddown the stairs at the conclusion of the match Refer ee Joe Dempsey tolled and heralded lifephislo the winner Neither won in the raeein the dressing rooms Dempsey suffered deep gash on the back of his hand while deflect ing metal chair Mephislo ac cepted few punches This riotous finish was only part of the evenings fabulous Mansfield Clobber Fish and Chips 171 Mansfield Rubber clobbemd Margos Fish and Chips 171 last night at Queens Park in an in diBlIlBl Softball Length game The rubbermui collected 10 hilsiduring the isle starting due to the Mics Scotty Kell had three hits and Lee Jinsup and Ricky Dunn two apiece Dunn and Lacey shared the pitching duties as well Margs could collect only three safeties Tonight Case Eagles pier Lakeview Dairy at Shear Park Meet To Discuss Li ensingOl Boats orrawmcri meeting will be held hereSep be tween federal and provincial of ticinis to discuss licensing of small boats in Canada federal transport depart ment official said Tuesday the meetingwilldiscuss the possiu biliiy and fees ty of licens lng small pleasure craft Justice Minister Fulton indi cated in the Commons Saturday that legislation concerning plen enierlainment The midgels as lovcable as evor went through their match with nary dull moment Palmer Bowman of substituting for Frenchy Sem ard and Tiny Bell won the threefall match over PeeWee Lopez and Farmer MeGruder The opener which great deal of the crowd came espec ially to see went as hoped too Bill Curry making his return to the ring won rough tumble andnerVerncklng battle with Irish Put OBrien Just few pounds over his normal fighting weight Bill was his old bouncy self displaying the fine wrestling that only he can Hell be bnck next week Another attraction on next Tuesdays bill wfll be Tarzan Tourviile the fierce French lumberjack Tamin will need to be more than creepy to lick his opponent who will probably be Louie Papineau huAhuuabmfamumhnuvrOfifilflvififi use my sseeeeesssusseumsneakersahas nununNuhubnpqhmoumuouuuhfim in nobvroncmo STEEL In dnd Length in Carry Full Stock or STRUCTURAL STEEL seams ANGLES men and mm banana more in Machine nurse on ma Your home needs an MIsnni Super HUMIDRI abmrbs 10 15mg its own weight of water Dries wet 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