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IIIE BARRIE EXAMINER MONDAY MARCH 1562 TYPE By STEVE JONESCU Sports Editor STILL MAKING HEADLINES Oh for the life of hero Roger Maris of New York Yankees is hero just wonder whether his is really On or Ouch Since he became in sight of Babe Ruths homer re cord in the American Baseball League Rog has been receiving the hero treatment It must have been terrific for while Now he claims its giving him nothing more than pain His latest move into the headlines is his refusal to talk to reportersvhom he claims too often misquote him do not at this time wish to present case for or against Maris the complainant and the press the accused Ill just mention that claiming to be mis quoted is famous out for more than Just athletes Most people with second thoughts about pretty strong statement cry that the press reporter bad potatoes growing from his ears or just wasnt paying strict attention Then too persons athletes and otherwise cry when theyre not quoted at all Most sports personalit ies wail for attention but it must only be of the proper variety dont know of any reporters who would delib erately inisconslrue any statements know of some that will pick and choose from quotations This can make the person being quoted look either good or bad etc Most of you know how much trouble can get into was accused of hurting the Barrie Flyers few years back The bossman of the club Emms asked the OIIA if could be barred from the local rink Emms ordered his players to halt their visits to this office or suffer the consequences which in the case of NelsonLeelair and Marcel Tessier would have been trip home Many locals thought this was setup job between Emms and myself to attract crowds to the games It wasnt Emms was accusing me of keeping the crowds away One of the Greatest Thrills features wrote last fall caused the feature star to complain that Id made up the whole thing and hadnt said anything he gave me in the interview Another way to get in trouble with news sources is just being on the ball This happened to me on one of the few occasions was sharp Both the radio man this was few years ago incidentally and got the same dope at the same time reported the information the next day The radio man didnt It wasnt long after the paper hit the street that the radio man complained to the mutual source that he wasnt getting releases at the same time as the press This was eventually ironed out but only after some tears which brings me backto Roger As long as he complains of wrong treatment hell attract more at tention Newsmen covering major league bail keep prett close tabs on whats doing Rogers slips now may hurt more than his tight lip At the same time reporters must be careful to be even more exact Maris seems the type that would love to be able to prove newsmans goof Carry on Hero Like it or notyou11 be quoted HOCKEY RECORD By THE CANADIAN PRESS National League Final Standingl 42 14 14 259 166 98 87 22 11 232 170 85 312613 217 100 75 26 32 12 195 207 64 23 33 14 184 219 $0 15 47 177 306 38 Saturdays Results Chicago Montreal Detroit Toronto Sundays nestu Detroit Montreal Chicago New York Toronto Boston Tuesdays Game Chicago at Montreal New York at Toronto First games of bestvofseven Stanley Cup semifinals Wednesdays Games Rochester at Buffalo Pittsburgh at Hershey Cleveland at Springfield Western League Northern Division Pt 39 27 296 245 B2 36 29 292 271 TI 36 29 244 222 77 10 48 324 40 Southern Division Portland 42 23 205 203 09 Spokane 37 28 272 242 79 sall Fran 20 29 229 270 60 Lon Angeles 25 39 265 309 56 Saturdays Games Vancouver Spokane Edmonton Calgary Portland San Francisco Sundays Games San Francisco Portland Spokane Seattle SUNDAY Ontario Senior Chatham Windsor First game of bestofseven final Northern Ontario Senior Kapuskasing EouynNoranda Montreal Toronto Chicago New York Detroit Edmonton Boston Calgary Seattle Vancouver Eastern Professional HullOttawa 36 21 11 222 167 83 Kingston 37 23 258 210 80 Kitchener 35 23 10 255 207 30 Sudbury Z7 30 10 224 258 64 North Bay 22 i7 176 221 53 Marie 17 40 10 190 270 44 Saturdays Results Sault Ste Marie Kingston North Bay Kitchener Sundays Results Kitchener North Bay Sudbury HullOttawa Tonights Game Kingston at Sudbury seven final 30 Metro Toronto Junior Marlboros St Michaels Marlboros lead bestotseven semifinal 24 Allan Cup Saskatoon Winnipeg First game of bestofseven western semifinal Northwestern Ontario Junior Port Arthur Fort Frances Port Arthur leads best of seven final 32 Quebec Junior Quebec Citadels Port Alfred Quebec leads bestofthree semifinal 10 QuebecNew Brunswick Campbeliton Matnne Bestofseven finol tied 11 New Brunswick North Shara Batliurst Chathnm Bathurst leads bestofseven series 32 Ingersoll Port Colborne it Bestofseven final tied lll American League Eastern Division Springfield 43 22 203 105 219 Hershey 35 20 220 210 75 Providence 34 32 244 156 70 Quebec 30 34 198 193 54 Western Division Cleveland 37 27 241 191 77 Buffalo 35 29 236 206 73 Rochester 33 25 232 274 72 Pittsburgh 10 56 167 356 22 Saturdays Results Providence Cleveland Buffalo Hershey Quebec Pittsburgh Rochester Springfield Sundays Result Pittsiirgh Cleveland 13 Rochester Providence Kapuskasing wins best ot Local Lads Make Finals Ir Tankard Barrie will be represented in the 1962 version of Ontario lun ior Tankard curling finals at Toronto Boulevard Club next Saturday skipped by Ross Campbell Barrie thumped Elmvale 156 at the local club yesterday Vith Ross are his brothers Paul and Doug and Merv Vice Poul plays vice and Wice sec and Doug is lead Elmvales entry was made up of Dave Campbell skip Colin Elliott Earl Spring and Pete Vollctt The secret was in reading the ice The Barrie kids all stud cats at Central Collegiate have played on the Barrie Curling Club surfaces many times Even though the ice does change enough the locals had the edge Thcy proved it inboth read ing and throwing The Junior Tankard has been in competition since 1927 Back in 34 Barrie rink ranked as runnerup Thats as close as local fear has come to winning NHL Playoffs Start Tomorrow By THE CANADIAN PRESS The semifinals for the Stan ley Cup pit the National Hockey champions Montreal Canadicns against last years Stanley Cup winners Chicago Black Hawks who finished third in the regular schedule In the other semi final bracket New Yorks fourth place Rangers play the second place Toronto Maple Leafs Winners of the bestofsevcn semifinals meet in besiof seven final For the first four games eadi team has two mn sccuiive games at home with the higherplace team getting the first two games in its own rink The final three games if nec essary are played alternately except in the case of New York where Madison Square Garden is committed to other cntcrtain meat The fifth and sixth games in that series are scheduled for Toronto The schedule Series Tuesday March 27 and Thurs day March 29 Chicago at Montreal Sunday April and Tuesday April Montreal at Chicago Thursday April Chicago at Montreal Sunday April Montreal at Chicago Tuesday April 10 Chicago at Montreal Series Tuesday March 27 and Thurs day March 29 New York at Toronto Sunday April and Tuesday April Toronto at New York Thursday April find Satur day April New York at Tor onto Sunday April Toronto at New York BOWLING AFTERNOON LADIES Scores Golden Rod Poison Ivy Mustard Lambs Quar ters Thistle Ragweed Standing Golden Rod 99 Poison Ivy 98 Lambs Quarters 97 Mustard 94 Thistles 71 Rag weed 66 Eileen Goodhead had the high single of 323 Dorothy Skrypny chuk had the high triple of 7119 Special prize was won by Nellie Howe BIG SEVEN Bobby Hull ofChicago con tinued his great stretch drive to its logical conclusion Sunday night he won the National Hockey League scoring title and tied the oneseason mark of 50 goals Hull scored goal Saturday and one more Sunday Added to one assist he got Saturday at Montreal that brought his points total to 84 good for firstplace tie with New York Rangers Andy Bathgate Eathgate who led the league practically all season managed one goal Sunday night The points tie means that the scar ing title goes to Hull as the player with the most goals Batbgate leads the league in assists with 56 Gordie Howe of Detroit and Stan Mikita of the Hawks each picked up two points during the weekend and remained dead loCked for third place at 77 points The leaders Hull Chicago Bathgate New York Howe Detroit Mildta Chicago Mahovlieh Toronto 33 39 72 Delvecchio Detroit 26 43 69 Backstrom Montreal 27 38 65 GAPts 503484 2115684 334477 255277 TOPS SKI PROS COLLINGWOOD Ont CF Hans wieland pro at Georgian Peaks won the Canadian Ski Instructors Alliance annual gi ant slalom at Blue Mountain Saturday Wielnnds time was 1465 for the two runs 11 seconds ahead of Ron Healy of Craighieith iim Georgas of0wen Sound was third The team trophy went to Owen Sound Open Mens Spiels Over For Season The Steele of Elmvaie stole the show in the final mens in vitation bonspiel at Barrie Curling Club Saturday with sons Pele Max Jr and Jack surrounding Max Sr the Stecies won first prize in the second draw with three wins and plus of 11 Big winner in the first draw was Jack MacDonald of Thom nury with three wins and plus of l2 His rink included Stan To Solve Debate In Championships MONTREAL CF The Ca nadian badminton champion ships opening here niesday will probably resolve the Jim Carn wath Wayne Macdonnellcon troversy Carnwoth of Woodstock and Macdonneil of Vancouver nre considered Canadas most pro ficient players But they have never crossed racqueu Now both have entered the fourday meet and its virtually certain that theyll clash at one stage or another says Hilles Pickcns of Montreal president of the Canadian Badminton As sociation foreign field headed by Indonesian born Ferdinand Ferry Sonnevilie Iii is ex pected to dominate play in the mens singles Illirslm ofFum Lawrence John MatDonald and Cliff Abbott Second prire in the frist draw was ion by the rink entered by Paul Michael of Oshawa George Kennedy of Barri was skip and had Oshawans llith ael Al Alorrisun and Gould ing it had three wins and plus of 10 Fred Spccrs of Avonlca took third prile with two wins and plus of nine liugh Brown of Toronto Cricket Curling and Skating Club took fourth prize with one win and an aggregate score of 25 Runnerup lo the Steele in the late draw was the Oshawa rink of George Bates skip Dean McLaughin Ken Bates and Charles While it had three wins and plus of nine Hamid Smith skipped Bar rie rink to third prize with two wins and plus of nine The foursome included Earle Little Jock Dempster and Eric Wil son Final prile went to Barries Jack Lovell skip Glen Scond reit Frank Broley and Hollis Robinson for one win and on aggregate score of 22 Next Saturday Works of Can adian General Electric from 0ntario and Quebec will have spiel The club viceskips competi tion for the Emery Trophy is lined up for April 9J4 Playoffs in the Dangerfield Trophy schedule will be April and lb sun Fordor Sedanou clfrsbillllincnllllda the club for their annual mens THE STEELES MAX SR MAX JR PETER AND JACK SADAR AND THE FIRST LADY Toronto Runners Crack Records HAMILTON CPI Toronto ninncrs crossed out two hoary Hamilton armnrics track rco ords here Saturday night in cluding one established 28 years ago on this banked wooden track by the great Glcnn Cunning ham Gill Croihcrs longstriding University of Toronto star boat FORD out Frank Tomco of Fordham University in the 1000 yards and topped more than second off the 2121 record set in 1934 by Cunningham the Kansas runner who held the world rcc 0rd for the mile Crothcrs clocked 211 in his spccially which he has won threo times in our starts at imojor American cts during the current indoor season Ilis best time was 2074 when he finished behind New Zenlands Peter Snell at Los Angeles Feb 10 Jim Irons of Toronto Olympic Club edged Ergas Lops of the University of Michigan in the open mile and eras 15year old track record in the process is winning 410 bettercd tho 4106 recordset 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