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SPORTS TYPE By STEVE JONESCU Sports Editor FISHERMENS DOUBLECROSS The trout must be insulted Saturday was opening day of the season he chuckling if not they must My findings findings of some fishermenwhouwere out and findings of other fishing columnists jibe This could go down in history as the lightest opening in years if not of all time Some of the reasons offered were Its too early fish dont really run for another couple of weeks or the water is too low Both make lot of sense But the main reason was that anglers duped each other and themselves So much attention was given to opening day that it was felt by most that the streams and rivers would be crawling wrth fisher men So everybody it seems stayed away Whoopsl Sunday morning as this zqunm Ia being written the phone rang The gentleman on the other and ust advised that he caught 25Inch rainbow below the dam naar Allisten This catch by Sid Stephens Letitia Street is the first encouraging report We heard since the season opened Things might be locldng up Of course should now tell you not to get excited Id be talking to myself report of catch always tempts light lunch and hip waders just may have started stampede but Im glad Back to the original sad theme the catch hasnt been too glowing few other contacts since the earlymorning ride Saturday have reported poor to no luck at all might as well stop right here But heres hoping that by the time this column reaches you Ill have taken several beauties Happy angling pictures of readyforthefryingpan JUST NOTES Stewarts Lunch invites all ball players to attend workout at Shear Park tomorrow pm Wednesday representatives of all local softball leagues are asked to be fields car lot Bradford at the meeting at Danger Street at 730 pm Steve Hines will be centre of attraction The eyesight must be bad in the early hours of the morning One of the fellows spoke with at distance Saturday morning while seeking fish and fishermen mitted to little luck theyre hard to get was Steve Osachuk Steve yesterday ad and when he doesnt get em However he took the family out esterday Sunday and they came back with eight an eckles Ha credits his wife and son Peter for the for no Must admit that my interest in hockey has dimin Ished since the end of man half cooperated the Stanley Cu still feel all leagues should and after the worlds best call it year Playgrounds golf courses parks got pretty good play playdowns nottoolang driving ranges and ball Sunday as the weather Perch fishermen are getting fair haul off the dock at Hayfield Street However the big run and the bigger catch is usually at Atherley lll be taking run up there next Saturd 12 to 15 inches the first we ay Perch usually stretch ch in May Olympics Square Allan Cup Series TRAIL EC CHMontreal Olympics are on even terms ivith Irail Smoke Eaters in the Allan Cup championships series ey give most of the creditto the strategy of coach Maurice Filion Montreal deadlocked the best ofseven set for the Canadians lenior hockey crown tt With victory Saturday night The third game will be played tonight Olympics manager Gilles Pichet said Filion did some heavy thinking after Smokies won NJ in the series opener Thursday night Filion called his players to gether and told them to get ag gressive It meant abandoning tactics they had used for Vic tories on their way to the east ern championship Using de fensive style the OIymplcSIiad played it head up waiting for breaks The first game we didnt know what to expect Pichet said Sunday But now we have the game pretty well in hand and we should see good hockey from now on Jacques ngne Connie Men dale JeanGuy Charbonneau Claude Richard and Roger Pi aard scored for Montreal Cal Buckley and Gerry Penner got the Trail goals HOLD IN CHECK The two clubs battled to 22 tie in the first period The Olym pics then held Trail scoreless while they pumped in three more goals in the second and third sessions if the Smokies were off stnde they had some excuse With just 17 seconds gone in the game something appeared to go wrong with the Trail arenas time olock couple of whistles blew and the Smokies stopped play Gagne gambled that the puck was still alive swept past de encaman Don Fletcher and beat goaltender Seth Martin Referee Hugh McLean upheld the goal despite Trails protest Hockiey tied things 11 at 1232 but the Olympics replied minute later when Mandala outskated the Trail forward line and picked an opening in the net from 10 feet Penner quickly tied it up again on scramble Then Charbonneau scored at 711 of the second period and Richard younger brother of National Hockey League stars Maurice and Henrimade it 42 on aasfoot drive Martin let James zifooter slip through his pads early in the third pe riod for the games last score Flyers Win WHL Title EDMONTON CF Edmon ton Flyers won the Western Hockey League title for we ord third time Saturday night with 42 victory over Spokane Comets in the seventh game of bestofseven series The Lester Patrick Trophy emblem of the championship was presented to Flyer captain Chuck Holmes by WHL presi dent Al Leader immediately after the game The Flyers won previous league champ ionships in 1953 and 1955 Edmonton lost the first two games of the series 31 and out in Spokane Flyers then won three straight games in Edmon ton 112 75 and as Spokane forced the deciding game with 74 victory in Edmonton Fri day nigbt Veteran Don Poile scored the winning goal at 1108 of the third period while Flyers were playing man short Len Lunde hit the empty net when Spokane pulled its goalie in the final minute Ed loyal and Roger DeJordy scored the other Edmonton markers Comet scorers were Colin Kilhurn and Yves Lucas SHIIBBILY DRESSED T00 Edmonton Lose lst Game 52 HAMILTON CF Edmon tons travelweary Oil Kings to day find themselves in famil iar positiontrailing in life morial Cup aerics The Edmonton club after gruelling Western Canada semi final thnt went seven games travel schedule that ollowcd no time to unpack their bags and two sleepless nights willed un der the pressure applied by Hamilton Red Wings to drop the opening game of the national junior hockey final 52 before 3275 spectators Sunday Original plans called for the Oil Kings to make their quar ters in Guelphsite oi the next three games of the bcstofseven series But after sleepless night because of noisy party in the hotel manager Leo Lec lerc and coach Buster Bray shaw moved their charges to larger and more comfortable quarters in Hamilton The accommodation wasnt the only thing that put the Ed monton contingent in bottling mood for Tuesday nights sec ond game DERIDED RY BUSH One of their highsscoring for wards Phii Dutton missed the third period of the opener after being highsticked by Hamil tons Ron Harris And to add insult to injury Hamilton coach Eddie Bush charged that the personal appearance of the Western champions was dis grace to junior hockey Were trying to promote ju nior hockey and they come here with holes in their sweaters and stockings Bush said Id be ashamed to let my players play anywhere with uniforms like that Harris drew major when his stick broke Duttona nose and opened cut over his eye that required eight stitches to close As result the husky Hamilton defenceman could be the target for the western chal lengers throughout the balance of the series SAYS HE WAS BOARDED Harris claimed that Dutton former teammate of Harris in Edmonton two years ago cross checked him into the boards chased him and Ill admit my stick was high But didnt mean to injure him the 19 yearold native of Verdun Que declared The rookieladen Oil Kings who travelled to Edmonton and then here after eliminating Brandon Wheat Kings in the seventh game of the western final last Wednesday held their own for most of the first pe riod But thay fell bahind 10 by the end of the period and 41 before heading into the final 20 minutes Nineteen year old Lowell MacDonald rlghtwinger from Thorburn NS and top scorer in the Ontario Hockey Associa lions junior series this sea son paced the Wings with three goals Earl Heiskaia and Bob Wall shared the others Doug Fox who saw double duty after Duitona injury scored bath Edmonton goals Roger Bourbonnnis doubtful starter until just before game Toronionian Wins Motorcycle Races ADENAU West Germany AP IiIIke Dull of Toronto turned in double victory in the 350 cc and 500 ec classes in the eiiel motorcycle raccs on port of the famed Nucrburg circuit Sunday Drill in his first German ap pcarance outclassed his cum petitors in both classes and set records for both events He needed only 45 minutes 233 seconds for the litlap 350 cc event In the 500 cc cate gory he whipped around the track in 44314 minutes for the izlap distance TORONTO CPIThe Ontario Hockey Association threw out its draft rule Saturday The draft rulc inaugurated 14 years ago allows Junior teams to call up maximum three playcrs from lower cote gnries at the start at each sea son Draft choices are given to teams in order of their stand ing in the previous season Consensus of the groups an nual meeting was that the asso ciation does not have the right to tell boys where they may play hockey President Lloyd Pollock of Windsor explained that the draft was instituted to put an end to wild bidding of teams for players services Closely tied in with the draft discussion was another motion deferred for further considers thin aimed at preventing teams from moving players under 16 away from home TRAINING RESTRICTED Among other things it pro vided that OHA clubs holding training camps may not invite players under 16 unless they are held in the boys home area and that such player may register for junior play onlyii there is team in his home area The meeting passed the mo tion on to the junior council of the Ohm for study and possible presentation to the Canadian Amateur Hockey Association If tomatically become binding on the OHA The association also wenton record as supporting proposed new publishing venture by the CAHAa slickpaper iourvcolor magazine devoted to amateur hockey Chief point of controversy was avploposal to levy fees ranging ANNOUNCEMENT Ail BARBERSHOPS in Barrie and Alianciaie willbe cIoseci all ay every Wednesday EFFECTIVE MAY I962 Signed BARRIE BARBERS ASSOCIATION Would Eliminate Jr Draft Rule the CAHA adopts it it will au time had helping hand In each ARRIVED LATE Bourbonnnis writing exam inations at the University of Al bcrta nrrivcd at Toronto by air at am Sunday slept in Itlniton hotel for few hours and reported to the Hamilton Forum in time to make the starting lineup Both goaltendcrs Hamiltons Buddy Blom and Edmontons Harrison Gray were outstand ing Gray stopped as Hamilton shois while his mates were fir ing 29 at Blom Referee Gordon Kerr of Wine nipcg distributed eight minor ncnahics evenly Harris drew three of his teams twominute sentences in addition to the major The series now goes to Guclph for games lucsdny Thursday and Saturday The fifth game if necessary will be in Kitchener May from 25 cents to $1 on players depending on their category to help make up the circulation necessary to ensure adequate advertising revenue This is to be studied by the executive Leonard Taylor sports editor of the KitchenerWaterloo Rec ord who will edit the maga zine said minimum of 140000 circulation is required Giambra Stops Fernandez MIAMI BEACH Fla AP Veteran Joey Giamhra 137 used all his ring experience and skill to score technical knock out over Florentine Fernandez 160 in bristling fight that went through seven bloody rounds in the Auditorium Sat urday night Referee Cy Gottfried stopped the fight at the end of seven rounds with Fernandez hieed ing profusely from out under the eye The fight went into the reci ords as technical knockout in eight rounds Fernandez was making his first appearance since he suf fered broken nose in fight with Dick Tiger here last Jan uary Una rugged itIEItIEEISteei unit isSirnca Some that went got At LEFT Sid Staphens of Leti tia Street proudly poses with fine rainbow trout caught near the dam which is near Alliston Sid caught his fist Saturday Peter Qsachuk RIGHT shows eight speckle that the family caught yesterv day Both parties Stephens and Peters dad Steve Osa chuL admitted that thingl could and will be better its agreed too that more fisher men took to the streams to day after surprisingly few tried their luck Saturday Examiner Photos Carry Back Is Defeated NEW YORK CF Ambia poise upset the favored Carry Back at Aqueduct Saturday taking the lead near the eighth pole and winning the $5000 Grey Lag Handicap by Iii lengths Carry Back 1961 champion thrceyeanold who has failed to win in five previous stakes starts thisvycar threw in his patented big run around the nai bend and overhauled every thing but Ambiupoise with rousing stretch drive Catch Rainbows But Not THE CANADIAN PRESS Within two hours of the open ing of the Ontario trout season at midnight Friday more than 50 rainbows had been taken from the Beaver River near Thornbury By mornlng anglers fishing Ihe quartermile of stream be tween Thornbury Dam and GenrgionBay had landed more than too rainbows The first was taken just five minutes after midnight Last spring five and alxpoun Palmer Wins Texas Open Third Time SAN ANTONIO Tex AP Arnold Palmer slammed seveniron 170 yards to within 16 inches of the cup on the 18th hole Sunday then sank the bir die putt and became the first man to win the $30000 Texas Open three years in row It was Palmers thirdbirdie on the four closing holes and it gave him lournxndzrpar 67 and 273 for 72 holes for one stroke triumph Palmer the man who wlnal his greatest victories by com ing from behind haddone it again and the huge crowd on the 1th green sensed he had won although two contenders for thertitleGene Littler and Joe Campbell were yet to come in and could have tied Palmer if they also hanged birdies Palmer was winning his fourth tournament of the year and running his earnings to 541 30833 That was for only four months and with 28 more tourn aments to go it is possible Palmer can better the record oi $7526285 be set in 1960 Palmer who has won three of histournaments this year by coming from behind was two strokes back before the final iii holes Littler the US Open cham pion who had taken twostroke lead for 63 holes faded on the incoming nine and wound up in tie for second at 271 with Campbell Doug Sanders and Mason Rudolph Palmer took down first money of $4300 while Rudolph San ders Campbell and Littler each won $2050 Al Johnsinn of Montreal the only Canadian to last the 72 holes finished out of the money with lastround score of ailtil 40 His total was 291 Al Bald ing of Toronto withdrew Satur day despite having qualified for the final 36 holes rocksolid tlnigardbody As close to being rattlapmof as acar can be And aszsafe as any car is This brawn extends to stun everything The onlylhing Sirnras brakes engine suspen pony is its price $1849 suns on enemy car on uimwnly on gel Mtis runum Ianilplltljfli rut cent on and lallvuy Elli FRENCH MOTORS 75 Bradford ISL rig ders were common on opening night but this year the rain bows so far have bcen averag Ing around Jix pounds The biggest reported so far was QHpounder caught by Allan Smeyers ot Newmarkct Doug Livingston of Kitchcner had fivepoundcr Most of the fish were taken on salmon eggs and worms Shortly before midnight boy netting smell in the stream caught seven rainbows in his not He carefully returned them to the watcr as watching fisher men turned green The Beaver River long Is vorite rainbow spot was prob any the mat crowded stream in Southern Ontario Saturday Elsewhere anglers were not so lucky ROUTED BY FARRIER Two Toronto men who went to fish in the Mount Pleasant area west of Peterhorough didnt even wet in line farmer suspecting they might be thieves sent hail of birdshot into the trees above them and then slcked his dog on them The pond at Eugenia only at tracted about dozen Iirstlt Leps Anchor Track Team PHILADELPHIA AP Michigan University anchored by comevirombehind Canalt dian was double winner at the University of Pennsylvania Relays Ergas Leps Lithuanian horn runner who now lives in Toronto was the strong man for Michigan He was anchor man for both the two and four mile relay events Lops helped the Wolverine team to time of seven min utes 378 seconds Saturday in the twomile event He started out even with Frank Tomeo of Fordham on the final leg Tomeo gradually took fiveL yard lead But coming into the home stretch Leps turned on the steam and hit the tape about two yards in front Leps solid anchor leg helped the Wolverines to win in the fourmile relay Friday UKES WIN OPENER TORONTO CF Toronto Ukrainians last years champ ions in the National Soccer League rompcd to an easy 41 victory over Oshawa ltalia In the leagues opening game here Sunday The Oshawa team is one of eight newcomers to the circuit this season nighters Hornings liilus and Tottenham were also almost dr acrtcd The 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