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TYPE By STEVE JONESCU Sports Editor BASEBALL AND SALARIES Roger Maris of New York Yankees has yet to take cut at baseball this year However hes demand ing about $75000 for 1962s work In baseball this is natural in business its screwy Roger like all other professional athletes is asking for salary on last years work He could flop in 1962 He may not hit 20 homers He may be liability rather than an asset But thats the way of the game its not So much of what youre going to do but what youve done Maris was paid about $40000 by the World Cham pions last year That was the season he hit 61 homers Maris is first to admit he wont belt the same number this year Yet he wants almost twice as much 1333 It such pay system is considered the trouble with professional sport then for one think itsa good trouble Reasons All sport is gamble big man today is bum tomorrow and vice versa Heroes and bums make the game could be hero because you were bum and for sure in this case vice versa This is not meant to say that Roger will be bust in 82 But look at the entire Pittsburgh Pirate Club Everyone got pay boost after the club won the National League pennant and the World Series The high pay came the next year For that next years work not handful of the Bucs deserved the boost it would have been better to apply the boot With man like Maris he would make as much news copy by having poor year as he did hitting 61 homers He would draw large crowds The people of today are cynical enough to love to kick the guy when hes down Why Because these same folk paid their admission in both good and bad days Their good day applause gave him the incentive to blast some of his fourbeggars Watch with interest Maris comments as he de mands Gargantuan salary Watch even more closely next years negotiations should he not do nearly as well as his 1961 figures Long range comparisons add much to the every day thrills JUST NOTES All of the teams in the Legion Church Minor Hockey Leagues will participate in the playoffs that start Saturday morning The schedule games that were postponed Monday are slated for this evening Dont forget to keep tomorrow night free to watch two OMHA games at the arena Barries bantam and midget clubs play Owen Sound squads starting at sev HOCKEY RECORD By THE CANADIAN PRESS National League Pt 34 11 11 214 128 79 29 19 184 151 66 25 20 13 173 152 63 22 27 165 175 53 Detroit 20 25 11 155 174 51 Boston 12 40 ii 146 259 30 Wednesdays Results Boston New York Montreal Toronto Detroit Chicago Saturdays Games New York at Montreal Boston at Toronto Chicago at Detroit Sundays Games Montreal at New York Toronto at Detroit Northern Ontario Senior Kapuskasing Abitibi RouynNoranda Porcupine Saskatchewan Senior Moose Jaw Yorkton Exhibition Senior Gait Saskatoon Saskatchewan Junior Melville Estevan Weybum Regina Montreal Toronto Chicago New York Terriers Tie Quakers 33 SASKATOON CP Bobby Browns goal wrth 24 seconds Six more rinks including one from the host Barrie club quali fied for finaldays play in the WeekLong Bonspiel George Kennedy is the skip of the qualifying Barrie four He made it in the second event of the 11 am draw 1b do so George and Co de feated the rink of clubmate Charla Knight 75 couple of the days big games featured the Weston rink of Art Donovan which is al ways skipped by Bill Ford Last year the Weston rink won the main event championship STARTED FINE Donovan clipped Kennedy in his first game in the afternoon effort he was nipped 76 In an extra end by Herb Shannons Barrieitcs near miss by Shannon on the 10th and final regulation end gave Donovan an extra end of life in the mix it was near min by Ford after some fine curling by Shan non and rink that spelled vic tory and defeat The loss knocked the favorite Donovan into the third event which he won after is trying struggle with Barries Jack Moore Three of the first four endSd this game were blank ed Main event winner in the late Kennedy Qualifies For Finals Play draw was Bramptons Norm Garbutt He took the measure of Shannon 119 Play continues today with sir more rinks to qualify for trophy and prize day Saturday Following are yesterdays qualifiers EXAMINER nm Oriilla Bill Sicphen son skip Clark Gerry Brad and Burt Rumble am Brampton Norm Garbuit skip George Metcali Bill Kirk and Smith STERLING TRUSTS mm Thornhury Isaais skip MacDonald Bowhey Goldsmith 11 am Barrie George Kennedy skip Bill Ho wick Jack Webb and Ralph Reive DANGERFIELD am Creemora Petti grew skip Crawford Grose and Grainger 11 am Weston Bill Ford skip Art Donovan Huntley and Ward Daily prize winner In the am draw was Valter Craig of Barrie with Larry Hort El Crawford and Bob Gisesmun Lan draw daily prize winner was Ross Stephens of Barrie with Art Edmunds John Lak ing and Earle Smith Rochesters Les By rim assocmrao rnass Rookie Lea Kozak of Roches ter Americans suffered frac tured skull in an American Hockey League game against Providence Re ds Wednesday night and underwent immediate surgery hospital spokesman in Prov idence Rl said the 21 year old left winger suffered frac ture on the right side of his skull Kozak native of Dauphin Man who played 12 games withToronto Maple Leafs of the National League this season was hurt when checked by de iencemon Fern Flaman of the Reds The game ended in 13 overtime Meanwhile Pittsburgh Hor nets equalled the league record for the most consecutive de feats in season15 The Hor nets were belted 114 by Springlt field indiana leaders at the Eastern Division Buffalo Bis ons leading the Western Divi sion defeated Cleveland Barons 53 in the other league game WAS WITH ST MIKES Kozak out of the sport last season studying for the priest hood in the Roman Cathan Cookstown won Colts honors in Division playdowns at RCAF Camp Borden last night The winners will meet Division 10 champ at Gravenhurst Mardi Harry Ross skipped the rink of Gord Riley Don Harvey and Dan Brown to victories over Camp Borden Army Orillia Hospital School and Alliston Barries rink of Jack Lovell skip Jack Merreft Jack Lloyd Kozak Suffers Fractured Skull filter Bump Church played with Toronto St Michoels Majors of the Ontario Hockey Association Junior series in 195960 He spent most of the current campaign with the Americans the Leafs form hands but was regarded highly by the Toronto organiza tion Scorers for Rochester were Bruce Draper Bill White and Alex Faulkner Flaman Ed MacQueen and Bob scored for the Reds Brian Kilrca come up with three goals for the indinns at Springfield Floyd Smith Bill Sweeney and Jim Anderson each tallied twice Bruce Cline and Kent Douglas added sine gics Jack McIntyre scored twice for the Hornets while Gary Collins and Bo Elik got one goal apiece The Bisons were paced by Chico Makls three goals as they performed before 10277 fans the largest crowd of the season at Buffalo and the big gest midweek hockey turnout there in 15 years Murray Hall accounted for the other two Buffalo goals Fred Glover Dick Van mas and Bill Sutherland were the Cleveland marksmen COOkstown Colts Win Division Borden Army Stewart McElroy McCann and Livingston so Orillia Hospital School Ray Steele Tom McNeil Jack Kean and Harry England defeated Eimvale Harv Graham Cec Tinner Louis Turner and Har old Townes 126 Camp Borden RCAF Art Tra cey Harry Clayton Lynn Cant ion and Ed Hogan lost to Allis ton Clint Beckstead Bill Stew art Bernie Crawford and Dick Leafs Stay In Slump By LAURENT CHIASSON As Hhump Themf Canadian Press Staff Writer Any hopes Toronto Maple Leafs had of catching Montreal Canadians for the National Hockey League title lust about fizzled out Wednesday night To make matters worse for the ninncrnp Leafs their once commanding lead over the ihird place Chicago Black Black Hawks dwindled ho mere three points The Leafs were beaten 41 by Canadians while th Black Hawks closed in with 64 home ice victory over Detroit Red Wings fashioned on three goaloomeback in the third period New York Rangers also scored three goals in the final period and beat the downtrod den Boston Bruins +2 at New York The Canadians now have 79 points 13 more than the LeafI With each club having 14 games to play the Habitants need only combination of eight wins or Toronto defeats to clinch fifth straight championship Chicago moving at fast clip sonar nvu Scores two more after an early season slump has 63 points while the Rangers took over sole possession of fourth place the lost playoff berth with 53 The Wings are two points hack of the Blue Gross And Hurley Win Sr LONDON Ont CmThe In dividual awards of the Senior Ontario Association have been won by irwin Gross the holding centre of Windsor Bulldogs and Harold Boat Hurley the masked goaltender of Gait Terriers Gross took the scoring cham pionship with 75 points on 27 goals and leaguedeading 48 assisls George Aitken of Cha tham Moronus followed with 71 points Hurley now touring with Can adas world hockey tournament representatives took the goal tendlng award with goals against average of 30 game He was the only goalie to efplay the complete 3ignme sch uie Only goalies who played do per NHL LEADERS By rm CANADIAN PRESS Standings Montreal won 84 lost ll tied 11 points 79 Points Bathgzite New York 73 Goals Hull Chicago 17 Assists Bathgato 50 Shutoutsi Hall Chicago Pcnnlties Fontinoto lilontlt real 161 minutes Awards cent of their teams games were eligible Ross Childs of the Bulldogs was runnerup with 348 average and Al Cullen of Woodstock Athletics third with 382 Chatham playing coach Ted Power was third in the scoring race with 65 points on 22 goals and 43 assists followed by Don Emms of Strathro Rockets with 62 on 2339 slate ors Bobby Brown and Aitken led goalscorers with 32 see Brown who also had 29 assists tied for fifth in the scar ing race with 61 points all will Car To You In Less Than MINUTES CLEANED INSIDE AND OUTSIDE 10 YOUR SATISFACTION CAR WASH Cor Anne and Dunlap Sta shirts but have game In Leafs were so ineffective that they were raucd throughout most of the game by home crowd of 13750 The Canadlcna scored on their first shot on goalie Johnny Bower and never trailed Jean Heliveau Dickie Moore Henri Richard and Ralph Backstnom did the scoring while the Leafs goals wcrsoounted by dalence men Allan Stanley and Tim Chicagos big man wer Bobby Hull and Stan Mikita Hull got his 36th and 37th goals of the season while Mikita bagged his list and 2an Hull also added pair of assists and vaulted into second place six points behind New Yorks Andy Bathgate in the individual soar ing race The Hawks led after the first period but Ilia Wings came back for two unanswered mark EXs in the second Then Ab McDonald dead locked the score at at 1046 of the third and iiiikita punched home what proved to he the Winning goal at 1703 Canada To Play US In Tennis MELBOURNE tr AP Canada will meet the United States in the first round of the 1962 American zone Da vis Cup competition The draw was made today by the Lawn Tennis Association of Australia The winner of the Canada US match will go against Mexico at Mexico City In the zone semifinals AUTO IIIIIINIS Completely Installed Transistor Powered Month Guarantee 385 HAKA and mFi PA 60873 Auto Rudlo 28 Collier Eric Nesteronko at the char in the last 11111110 cooltam at an cmepjfy anal after Winn IQITIOV sen for skill attackr Geny Odmwski Alex Del chic Norm Uliman and 55 Fquleyns tallied for the Red Wings RANGERS START LATE The Hangers with substitute goahe Marcel Pailla in the nets were never in the lead against Boston until defenceman Harry Howell Icorad on long screened shot at 1657 of the third period Johnny Wilson scored two of New Yorks other goals one into an empty net after Bruins removed goalie Bruce Gamble In the final minute Andy Hebcnton got the other New York goal while Andre Pronovost and Leo Voivin tal llw for the Bruins Bathgato drew an assist on Howells goal his 50th of the season and the most ever ac cumulated in one year by right winger The previous record of 45 was set by GordIo Howe of Detroit last year The game was marred by stack swinging duel between Ted Green of the Bruins and Guy Gendron of the Rangers Both were given match miscon duct penalties preferred by tourists and business mei Canadas but men voles TV airconditioning In the heart of boring shopping and entertainment Finest meeting facilities and services Pyramid Lounge nightly Infortnlnmlnt msovrnmamramuo CullEMMJl FREE FOLDER AND INFORMATIONI WEST fife HOTEL IiIIIG Mill VflIlIi SIS RONTO BANAIIA to If Fire Should Strike Your Home WIIIiI Is Your Plan For Survival THINK FAST YOUVE GOT MINUTES remaining gave Gait Terriers as he with Saskatoon Quakers in an exhibition hockey game before 3728 fans Wednesday night The Quakers first place finishers in the Saskatchewan Senior League appeared to have victory in their grasp un til Brown picked up stray pass and scored The game was the sixth in the West for the Terriers Can adas representatives for the world hockey tournament in Colorado next month They have won two tied one and lost three Joe Hogan scored Gaits other two goals and Bobby Nader as sisted on all three Sid Puddi combe tallied twice for Saaka than with Byron McCrimmon getting the cher goal The first period ended in 22 tie and the second was scoreless The Quakers took 32 lead early in the third pe riod No overtime was played in the game in which interna tional ules were used and Jack Lynn got by the first round knocking over the favor ed Orillia youngsters but lost to Allisth in the second round RESULTS Cooksiown defeated Camp NHL STARS By THE CANADIAN PRESS Henri Richard and Dickie Moore of Montreal who each scored one goal and assisted on another as the Canadiens damped Toronto Maple Leafs Bobby Hull who scored two goals and drew two assists and Stan Mikita who also scored twice to lead Chicago Black Hawks to 64 win over De trait Red Wings Johnny Wilson of New York whose two goals led the Ran gers to 42 triumph over Boslt ion Bruins Boston at Chicago Eastern Professional Pt 31 18 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