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Hawks And Fanatics Have Much On Line By BILL MICDOUGALL TORONTO CP Chicago faces its zero hour Sunday night Not only are the Black Hawks game away from ins ing the Stanley Cup but the Chicago crowd is threatened with the loss of its unofficial National Hockey League charm pionships in hooting hollering and garbagethrowing Both crises arose here Thurs day night when the Hawks took an 84 lacing from Toronto Maple Leafs and were rocked with continuous fusillade of cheers boos hats eggs pro grams and unidentified missiles from the normally staid Tor onto spectators That loft Chicagos defending cup champions trailing the best ofseven final No authori tntive figures were available on the count of decibels or thrown objects things go according to form the Black Hawks Will be back here for seventh game Thursday night So far in the final the home club has won every game if Toronto wins the cup here Tuesday it will be the first time club has ever taken the cup without winning playoff game on the road PRAISES FANS Toronto coach Punch Imlach was happy with the tans sup port Thursday night They helped the teamdont Leafs Get Nat Hurler WASHINGTON AP Wash Ington Senators announced Fri day that Hector llfaestri 27 yearold righthanded pitcher who was optioned to Syracuse of the International League earlier this month has been re assigned to Toronto Maestri is subject to Mhour recall by the Senators The Cuban pitcher lost his only major league start late last season after the Senators brought him from Toronto Earlier last year he won 10 games and lost one for Colum bia in the South Atlantic League and Jersey City in the International League think they didnt he said They really got behind us and think thats why they got such good game Rudy Pilous Chicago coach didnt have much reason to talk about the Hawks fifth game performance so he turned to boosting his fans Our own crowd can be much more moving getting inspired with beer and such while their the Toronto fans best shot is water and soft drinks But he doesnt underestimate the power of the Leafs fans to retaliate if Chicago gets back to Toronto for seventh game and he says it will Well be back there nrcs day he said confidently And we expect to find Toronto the cleanest city in Canada Those hockey fans will pick up all the garbage in the city for the last game Some poor kid probably even will be going short on Easter eggs Centre Bobby Pulford was the Leafs star Thursday night He scored three goals the first one only 17 seconds after the open ing whistle Left winger Frank ltfahnvllch had two and centre Dave Keen right winger George Armstrong and centre Billy Harris had one each Ah McDonald got two for Chicago and Murray Balfour and Bob Turner scoredrthe others Only once did the Hawks rook threatening on the scoreboard That was late in the first pe riod and early in the second when they bounced back from 2o deficit with three goals Their lead was shortAllvcdi An unsung hero of the game Musial Reaches Another Plateau NEW YORK AP Stan Musial moved into second place tie with the late Babe Ruth for most total bases in his career when he boosted his to tal to 5793 with single in the fifth inning of Thursdays game with New York Mots The major league record of 5863 held by the late Ty Cobb is within reach of the St Louis Cardinal star during the season Musial has 3412 hits only 20 short of flonus Wag ners National League record of 3430 TYPE By STEVE JONESCU Sports Editor HAPPY EASTER Continued cooperation from the weatherman could make this an exceptionally Happy Easter for Barries youngsters and earlybird ballplayers Barrie Parks Board has done its share tour of the parks and playgrounds Thursday was evidence enough that not all minds were on the Stanley Cup playoffs To benefit kiddies over the holiday the Parks board has erected clean new swings at all of the play grounds believe they were installed early Thursday morning By 1030 am every park with swing had at least dozen kids on it Unnoficed by the youngsters for sure werevthe workmen raking leaves trimming trees and doing ev erything possible to get things in as tidy shape as possible Queens Park the central area of summer ball ac tivity is in pretty good shape Softballers have been in evidence for couple of days You can expect it to have larger draw if the weather stays sunny and warm today and tomorrow Not too much going on at the Fair Grounds yet but plans for the summer are enlightening Barrie Welding has donated new backstop for the park The Park people are putting in third soccer pitch to further accommodate the resurging sport Incid entally Barries entry in the South Simcoe Baseball League will play its home games at FG on Sundays The new park at Grove street is all but complet ed and should take huge load of the mainstays Queens and Shear Bleachers have been installed at the new area Playground area and parking area are strategically placed The ball portion hasbeen levelled and seeded All thats left isfor thevhaselines to be charted and drawn The only discouraging tour was stop at the swimming part of the informative pool the modern one Still cant get over how small itis The swamp thatwas converted to swimming area in the industrial section of the city still holds the most appeal for me The whole situation is beau tiful At present the swimming area is being drained The bottom will be cleaned and resurfaced before the water is allowed back in Now if someone could only see fit to provide funds to fix up more land around itWowl JUST NOTES While the youngsters and ball hawks were taking to the parks Friday was the day for fishermen to hop into their craft and headeut on Kempenfelt Bay after White Fish andLake Ttrout This is supposed to be the time of year when the ice is leaving when Trout are most plentiful The boats patrol along the ice was Chicago centre Stan Mik itn who broke two records He now has more pointszland more assists154 playoff season than any other player in Stanley Cup history He assisted on both of McDonalds goals to beat the pointsreeord of 20 set by Gerdie Howe of Detroit Red Wings in 1955 and the assists record of 14 set by Fleming ltlnckell in 1955 with Boston Bruins The most aggressive of the Black Hawks was their trainer Nick Caren who threw punch at fan in the second period Ted woolley who was razzing McDonald and hfiklla from his seat near the Chicago bench asked police to lay an assault charge but changed his mind later TORONTO CPI Stanley Cup Thursday LINEUPS Chicago GoalHall Defence Pilnle Vasko St Laurent Evans Turner ForwardsHay Balfour Hull lifikita Whar rarn McDonald Horvath Nes terenko Fleming Melnyk Mar cetta Toronto Goal4immons De fenceBrewer Baun Stanley Horton Arbour Forwards Kelvly Mahovlich Stewart Keen Armstrong Duff Pill lord Nevin Olmstead Hurts Shack RefereePowers Linescnen Wicks Hay SUMMARY First periodl Tomato Pul ford Olmstead Nevin Toronto Pullord 17 Chlugo Balfour Hay Hull mos Pennlllcs Nevin 31 Shack 347 Hay 541 Brewer tlzll Evans 1056 Second period Chicago McDonald ltlikita St Lau rent 59 Clncago McDon ald Hull Mikital 307 Toronto Harris Horton Mah ovllcht 331 Tomato Kenn Horton Mahovlich 950 Toronto llfahovlich Kelly Stewart 1524 PenaltiesDuff 153 Fleming 811 1639 Shack E11 Vharram 1151 St Lnu rent 1515 Fulfon 1539 Third period Toronto Armstrong Brewer Bonn 441 10 Toronto Mahovlich Stewart Baunl 5131 ll Chi cago Turner Nesterenko St Lnurentt 1031 12 Tomato Pultord Harris Horton 1351 Penalties Baun 110 Fleming 1012 Pilate 1143 Horvath 1407 Saves Hall Simmons 3121636 129525 Brown Prepared For 12th LAS VEGAS Nev AWJoe Brown of Houston Tun risks his world lightweight boxing crown for an unprecedented 12th time tonight and the ex perts think he Wil keep it in 15 round match with brash young Carlos Ortiz of New York The 35 year old titleholder who began profusional fighting in 1946 and won the champion ship almost 11 years later fig ures to he an Bto5 betting fa vorite at ringside Neither fig ures to have problem making the 1351ound limit nearvcnpncity crowd of 7000 is expected to sit on the duel to be televised by ABC starting at 10 pm EST It will be carried by CFTGTV Tor onto Browns role of favorite left little impression on Ortiz 25 Ortiz who has demanded title chance for three years calls this the most important of what will be his fist ring engage ment I5 CAUTIOUS dont think It will last 15 rounds Carlos said Friday wont say Ill get the knockout will only say that hope Im the one to score it It will be the 115th fight for Old Bones as the boxing crowd knows Brown Hes crafty and packs terrific punch with ei ther hand He has knocked out opponents Ortiz is no aloud as puncher He has punished his sparring partners viciously in training and his record shows 12 knockouts in 40 matches Ortiz has never been knocked out while Brown has bee stopped four times The champion gets guaran tee of $50000 or 40 per cent of the live gate and the $60000 Defence evislnnrevenue Ortiz has is int guarantee of $17500 LAS VEGAS Nev AP Facts and figures for the llgbt weight title bout tonight between Joe Brown and Carlos Ortiz Principals Champion Joe Brown Houston Tex and chal lenger Carlos Ortiz New York Site Las Vegas Convention Centre Distance15 rounds or less FavoriteBrown ii to Fighters pursesBrown guar anteed $0000 or 40 per cent of combined live gate and televi sion fee Ortiz guaranteed flat 517500 ScoringFive points to win ner of round four or less to loser even round five points apiece OfficialsScoring by referee and two judges to be an nounced at ringside by the Ne vada State Athletic Commission Return match Return bout clause not permitted in con tracts certified by the commis sion Rules Mandatory eight count knockdown will he in ef fect and three knuckdowna in one round rules waived LAS VEGAS Nev AP Tale of the tape for lsround title fight tonight between light weight ehampion Joe Brown and challenger Carlos Ortiz Brown Ortiz 55 25 135 135 5795 57 68 6t 38 39 39 41 29 28 19 Thigh 19 19 Cali 13 Ankle 18 Biceps 12 11 Forearm 1311 14 Neck 15 Age Weight Height Reach Chest Normal Chest Waist Barrie Lads Tie Toronto Marlies Barrie Bantams ended 1961 62 competition on bright note yesterday playing to 72 tie with Toronto Marlboros in the final game of the challenge ser ies Marlies by virtue of their firstgame victory claim the Gary McLeod Trophy Except for territorial play and the score the contest at George Bell Arena wasnt too much different from the game here Marlboros were rough and tough and hit few of the Bar rie kids pretty hard But in hockey basics Barrie did pretty well aking the lead twice in the second and third periods Steve Atkinson scored for Barrie in the second session and Bob Brennan got the third periodgoal Pete Turner and 6on Derive scored for the hosts For Minor fA club to play as well as Barrie did against Major squad is terrific For the locals to take their lumps in such fine style is evi dence that here is group of lads that cant be second guessed This is club of which to be proud Barrie goal Smith and Mil ler defence Swain Atkinson George Davies forwards Thompson Freud Brennan alternates Quinn Young Cameron Martin Bruce and Brian McGihbon Fisher Thnrlow Richardson Toronto goal Edwards de fence PelykLowe forwards Turner Hawton Watts altern ates Garrington1fatton Mat thews Milroy Martin Pollard Smym Tisdall First Period No scoring Penalties Atkinson Matthews 1625 Second Period 1050 Barrie Atkinson 545 Toronto Turner Lowe 1045 Penalties Matthews 330 Hawton and Swain 525 flatten 1530 Pelyk 1555 Third Period Barrie Brennan Thompson French Toronto Lowe Penalty Hawton 1335 2342 major MURDOCK Let Us Check Your Car New WHEEL ALIGNMENT WHEEL BALANCING SHOCK ABSORBER sanvrcr COMPLETE mom END SUSPENSION ovnnnsm flash MAHOVLICH PUNCH PULFORD SHARE JOY Punch Takes Dig At Toronto Fans TORONTO CP Coach Punch lmlach of Toronto Maple Leafs took sly dig at the Tor onto fans last niosday night and he is glnd he did jThey helped the teamdont think they didnt he said in the Toronto dressing room Thursday night after the Leafs wailoped Chicago Black Hawks 34 to take 32 lead in the bestofseven Stanley Cup final After the series fourth game in Chicago Imlach said the neardelirious Chicago crowd is worth two goals to home team and said he wished the Leafs had crowd like that Thursday night 14119 Toronto fans responded with rousing cheers as soon as the Leafs skated out and eggs papers and ntherlodds and endseven hatlittered the ice after every Toronto goal fmlach saved little praise for his own players who skated better than any game so far this series The centremen kept us go ing tonight he said Puiford was going better That was the Leaf coachs only comment on the threegoal performance of Bob Pullerd The zoyearold centre was quietly pleased but offered no explanation for his sudden out burst Thc breaks came he said Some nights you just get them thats alii Except for an officiating mixup left winger Frank Mn hovlich would also have had three goals instead of the two hcs credited with officially Referee Eddie Powers gave Billy Harris the nod for goal in the second period that tied the score but both the can Ire and llfahovlich agreed the goal should have gone to Me hovlich HIT HIS LEG efle cte defence man Tim Hortons shot and it hit Mahovlichs leg before it went into the net Harris said The left winger agreed Yeah it hit my leg Powers was going to change it but as he skated towards the scorer the public address announced Harris so told him to forget about it It doesnt make any differ ence to me dont get any bonuses for goals in playoffs Imlach said Don Simmons VIAU AND RAMBLER COMBINE TO OFFER YOU THE BEST VALUE EVER IN 1962 VIAU THE MOST PROGRESSIVE RAMBLER DEALERSHIP IN THE AREA ADD UP THESE VALUES RAMBLER THE BEST COMPACT VALUE will play in the heats nets again Sunday night in Chicago in place of the injured Johnny Bower To suggestions that Simmons didnt play as well as Bower might have he replied Don was all right He needs tiltlbe little sharper thats Chicago coach Rudy Pilous said it was game in which whatever we did was wrong and whatever they did was right Pilous said in spite of the fact we were two goals down we managed to come back and take 32 lead Red Hay could have made it 42 and maybe turn the tide in our favor but he hit the post with his shot Pete Pilate also had chance but again the unseen hand stopped Us litTEE am examn SATURDAY APRIL II 13 Oliver Laughs lit Huge Loss NEW YORK AP There are not many who can lose 581000 overnight and grin while telling about it later Gene Oliver was laughing Friday at least on the outside as he told how he hurt his arm in high school football game the day before he was to re ceive $60000 nsehall bonus to sign with Detroit Tigers When the Tigers snw he couldnt throw they tore up the contract Oliver new the No catcher and one of the leading hitters for SL Louis Cardinals says the double shock of losing the 60 grand and big league op portunity disgusted him HI threw away his globe deter mined to forget all about base ball That was in 155 Three years later Oliver was still at his job But he couldnt get base ball out of his system He still couldnt throw howeveri At the urging of his wife Marilyn Gene hegundo exer cise the arm using weights and pulleys The arm slowly began to respond Joe ltfonahan Cardinals scnut who had fol lowed Gene in his high school days agreed to take chance on him The Cards gave him $1000 bonus to sign figuring his hitting potential might offset his throwing handicap Oliver didnt see St Louis until three years later in 1951 Although catcher in high school Geno played mostly in the outfield and at fir base in such minor league cities as Albany Ardmnre WinstonSa lem and Rochester He just couldnt make the strong throws required of catcher it wasnt until last year that Oliver was able to throw hard without feeling any pain ANDERSONS InsunAncE AGENCY 12 DONALD ST PA 66085 AT YOUR SERVICE 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