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Barrie Examiner, 7 Jun 1963, p. 8

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BARR EXAMINER FRIDAY JUNE mo soonr at GLANCE Planté IsStill Top Goaltender By RICK FRASER The men who plotted one of hockeys greatest trades this week make several thousands of dollars er year trying to build championship teams in the ational Hockey League But like to know what drugs New York Rangers slipped to Montreal Can adiens brass when they got them to give up goaltender Jacques Plants and forwards Phil Goyetto and Don Marshall for Igloalte Gump Worsle and forwards Dave BalonLeon ochefort and Len onson Evidently theres more to this trade than meets the eye Jacques Plante is still one of the greatest goal tenders in hockey surely Canadlens arent blaming him for their ahowlng last season He kept the team going in the first half of the schedule What can they expect from Worsleyf Goyette and Marshall are established NHL stars cant see how the New York forwards will improve on the spots left vacant by those two brilliant for wards PLANTE I5 perhaps the most hated man in hockey He has the reputation of being loner and show boat His haters will tell you he makes every save look difficult But hate him or like him he has six Vezina Trophies tucked away and Ill pick him over any other puck stopper in the National Hockey League Worsley is rotund wisecracking guy who ap eais to the fans with his antics and wit good goal ender Sure he is but hes not the answer to Can adlens problems When alltime allstar defenceman Doug Harvey was with Canadlens fans claimed he did most of Plantes work for him and if he left Plante would be lost Harvey left Plante enjoyed couple of superb seasons Plante had perhaps one of the weakest defence corps in the league in front of him last ear but still managed to have great seasonand ont let any one kid you hell have good year with Rangers CAMILLE HENRY New Yorks ace sniper claim ed atter the trade that Vorsleys erformances were highly overrated He said the fei ow who keeps the shots on goal at Madison uare Gardens was per sonal friend of Gumps an another surveyshowed Worsleys reputed high figures of shots stopped show ed several less per game than was announced Im not trying to take anything away from Wors ley It only stands to reason that of the hundreds of goaltenders in the business less than dozen are in the NHL at one time Buddy they have to be the greatest to be there And to stick around as long as Worsley and Plantc they have to be rated as super its YOULL HEAR the cry that Plante is overrated By whom can count on one hand the number of times in season that Plante ls complimented be lieve youll find out before next season is over that it wasnt Piante who was overrated it was Vorsley As for Ihe forwards liabs gave Marshall and Go ottc theyll show better with ew York than Ba on Reason and Rochefort will with Canadians FROM HERE THERE Dont forget that ex hibition softball game tomorrow evening at Queens Park Pitching sensation flay Judd will bring his Richmond Hill uad over from Toronto to play Stew arts Garage enty talk about this game and there should be huge turnout Robert King drop ed tnlo the oftico the other day and said he was in or ested in seeing shuffleboard club formed in tho cit Anyone interested can contact Mr King at 18 Soph St West That was fine gesture on behalf of the Barrie Curling Club to donate $1000 to the YM YWCA building fund The YMCA and YWCA are fine organizations llap Emms is back in town and Wt hope to have the pleasure of an interview with the Niagara Falls Flycrs coach real soon Congratula tions on fine season llapl IRY EXAMINER WANT ADI PHONE fA tit Clay Speaks No Listeners LONDON IANCIIsiuI Clay made speech If londons famed llydo lark Speakers Corner fhurIdIy and not Iout listened lt wIs so early In the morning that there wunt In Iudirncl for the initialle heavyweight boxer from Louisville Ky II III pourrd forth In nrnilon on what ha intends to do to Rril lrnry Cooper going in tnortr him out rounds 7on said lies big ugly burn PM 19 8c 21 prrfty guy by Spoakorn Cornrr II on the Irings of on Park Ind far w1 enerMinns has been privi hum mm mu diochIrgI of clipping and spot when ltrlton can go and air their opinions cm In Iw airmai NMGHT WW New Mildo ginI MIC Now your farm with NO CLUMPS NO CLOGS See the WHIRLWIND Cutlets Donate To Project sun Curling Club Ltd in night voted to donate $1000 to the MIRYWCA bulldlill fund Decision to prerenttho gift to the was made It the clubs Ihlnhoiderl fleeting It the Essa Road build Prime business at the annual meeting is usually the election oltho club diroeto it Mac Fendley wI ppolntcd by tha new directors to sue oecd JIck Kennedy as president Mr Pcndlsy wII vicepresith last you Other directors elected in clude George Kennedy first vicepresident Bruce Reynolds second vlcepresidsnt and too don Neothm JIck Kennedy Pat Bertram Eugene Finkbein er Bruce Peacock Larry HIrt Norman Rankin Vernon Ad ams Andy Stevenson JImu Morley Fred Pearson Outgoing firesidcnt Kennedy thanked the Irdworking direc tors for making from whit Orillicss Cut By The second of four Simcos County LIdieI Golf Field Day was run off yesterday It MidlInd and the host club chopped ninI strokes off Oriilias firItweek lead OrllliI ended itItroks lead into yesterdays play but Midland found their home course to their liking and out Oriliias load to strokes OrilliI has total of Lola fol lowed by Midlands 1105 Bar th is third with 1150 th fourth entry Calling wood failed to qualify yester day when they could only field five players needed from each club Midland took most of MI in dividual honors JIns WIliscs had low gross with so Ruth Sthbcl had low net with at Jun Hartman had low grass on the first nine with to Doreen McCurrys was best low not for the first nine Ind MIude English turned in so on the second nino for low gross hon total of so golfers compet ed iho Esrrie team which woliliod was Is follower FIGHT RESULTS Miami PII CIIrencI Robin Ion cirI PlI pointed Jimmy Rennie 152 Fort Landerdalo Lon Angels Benny Mc Cov 152 too An elcs ouh pointed Prince Ru Compton Cllll lo Six players In mac rauoanr appeared to be banner year lho shareholders in turn prais ed Mr Kennedys elderlhip last night against Lead Midland GrIco Ough Mattorts Hick ling Edith Corby Barbara Smith Lilly Webb and Betty Nixon Third match will be staged next lhursday It Barrio while the followin Thursday Coiling wood will Iy host in the final matches Atlanta Bnrris Plan apparently wereupset at their 54 loss to thoi collar dwelling Edgar RCA Nuday night they showed it stowrtI Garagewhen JIck VIir tired threehit so shutout in their Senior Softball league epcoiav tor at Minesing The victory was the fourth in five starts for Barrio Plaza and theyre in solo possession of first place in the league stand gs VIlrI opponent Butch Boyd didnt allow hit or run in fle of the eight innings he worked but was tagged for five of the seven hits be surrendered in the fourth and fifth innings Pro Wrestling Returns Wed Professional wrestling returns to Barrie Arena next Wednes day The mItmen were stalled week by tho Sheba Shrine Circus Headllnlng the ugeoming card is some hairy arIcter lob clled 1hs Bent His manager Martino Angelio will recomp any him or it lho Beast is scheduled to wrestle llio DIPIoIo Semifinal pits Dick The Bulldog Brewer IgninIt Billy fled Lyon Opener features lorenzo fcr onto and Fred Atkihl Victory Paced By Burda By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Bob Eurda oouldnt malts the major leagues with st louls Cardinals II spray hitter so he has decided to bid for Pittsburgh berth with power display The fivefoot itlnch outlicldcr who hit only to homo runs all last men for Atlanta Crack erl boosted his toes Interna tlonnl League total to 12 Thurs day night whoa ho Iluggcd three homers and drove in six runs during Columbul Jets 111 rout of Richmond Virginianl Rurdn dealt out of the St Louis organization during the winter has powered eight hom In in th past nine days Another noted spray hlticr Howell hedeii of Toronto Maple LcIfl turned on the power in the ninth Inning with lworun homer that gave Maple Leafs triumph over Jacksonville Suns Syracuse ChlciI beat At lantI for the first time thll season Rochester Red Wings beat Arkansas Travelers for the first time or and lndlana Ill lndlIns Iiugged Ruffnlo Blons 62 HITS TWO ROMEM There was plenty of power around the league Lar Elliot homered twice for Co umbul and Don Buddinl homer off Al Pehanlck averted shutout for Richmond Deacon Jones hit air Ind drove in the first four ndlanopolis mm It Buffalo Geno St and CharliI Smith also homered for lodianl llIrrly Chlif hit his fifth home runs Jacksonville and tztifoot drive by GIteI Drown reduced the first Syracuse run the victory over Atlanta Only the Rochester Arkansas game failed to produce horns run Syracuse uIlcd to within hnlfgomo Buffalo in the close northern division race Atlanta maintained Icvengame bulge In the southern division despite Its loss Seagrams Star Rated Best when the Plan boys scored all runs All men Stewarts hits were for extra bases but the only serious threat to VoirI shutout came in the fourth inning when Lorna Armstrong slammed triple with one out He didnt move from third as Edwards struck out and Paleoncrs drive to the outfield was hauled in by centre fielder Pratt cogs SLAM amt who enjoyed another lino night It the plate with three hits In four trips storied the ball rolling for Plan in the fourth opening the inning with single He took second on wild itch Ind after Bill Adams fit out Martin singled to score Corby Martin scored on PrItlI sacrifice fly Elli Adsme sacrifice fly and Martins double pushed across two more runs for Plan in the fifth and that ended the scar PlIzI threatened IJsIln in the seventh when the ImI boys Corby and Bill singled with one out Boyd lvorked his way out of the tam by striking out Martin and getting Pratt todlno out to first Doubles by Marley In the first and FIlooner in the seventh were the only other bits oit VIir besides Armstrongs triple Vntr was the master III the way Ho issued only three but showcdflno control in not giv ing up walk Boyd sent eight PlIzI batters var Rac1s Up° 3Hit ShutOUt At Minesing down swinging Ind issued live free pIIsu Intermediates Play Tonight doubleheader is on tap to night in the intermediate Soft boil League at Queens Park Clarkson Hotel and Simcoo Coop clash in the first game while Barrie Joyceos Ind Lake View meet in the second No games are also schcd uied in the Ladies Softball League Monarchs meet in Or llllI in one and Juveniles and Beers oppose eIch other in tho second tilt Coulson Hits Two HRS In Consumers Victory Consumon Gas with short stop Don Coulson wielding mighty bat dropped Barrio James of last night at Queens Park in regularly scheduled intermediate Softball League lame Coulson blasted pair of home runs and drove in ano ther run with sacrifice fly to wind up with four runsbatted in in three official trips Coulsons performance back ed up levenrhit pitching effort by Tom Perkins who Ilded his own couss with basesempty homer in the third Jaycces hurler John Manal twirled fivehitter but three of them were for the circuit Consumers vaulted Into sec ond place with the win They now have five poIniI on two wins two losses and one fie The loss evened Joycecs record at 21 Consumers threatened in the first Inning hen they had the bases loaded on pair of WIlkI and an error with two out Ohuck Edward ended the inning with fly ball to left With one Iway in the bottom half of tho Inning shortstop John MeCIan rifled single to centre and the bIll got by IDA dy Llcay MeCInn went III the way around to score and give Jaycm Hi lead CDULBON PERKINS HOMER The lead wu short lived how ever do Coulson led off the second with homo nan to left field and Perkins homer with one out in the third gave the GI boys 21 snIrgln Joycees got that run In their half of the third Dan MIc Donsid drew walk advanced to third on McCInnI infield hit Ind scored on wild pitch Consumers came up with two runs in the fifth Peek Held opened with walk reached second Ifter tagging up on Per kins long drive to centre and scored on catcher Ken Robert First Round Is Rained Out GRAND BLANC hitch AP thunder sad in storm washed out the first round of the $52000 Buick open golf tour nament Thursday cheating Tony Lents of fiveunderpar 67 score which paced first fin ishcrI All Icoru werI erased and tournament officials mted the first round will III plIyed In full today Lema turned the first round recordvfor the event in posting his I7 before deluge of rain hit the midyard Warwick HillI courle Don Esslg of lndianIpolIs who Joined the pro four last January that so one stroke behlnd Lema Bert Weaver was third with 69 sons single to left Robertson advanced to third on sacrifice bit Ind In ermr and scored on CoulsonI sacrifice fly to left First two batters In the top oi the seventh for Consumers Perkins and Robertson struck out Chuck EdWIrd picked up free pass and fliers Coulson thumped his second home run of go game this time to centre tie quick double play In the bottom of the seventh mined any hopes Joycees had for rally Pinch hitter Mills led off with single and Forbes another pinch hitter followed He drilled liner to first base man Peck Reid who gloved the drive and tagged Mills who had started for second for In unassisted double play Dan MacDonald grounded out to end the game GOING on vacation Have your car serviced for safety It DANGERFI ELD MOTORS carnnnuc CANADIAN PITTSBURO PAINT First quality exterior and Interior Over 100 gals in qts and gals wide variety of colours ODDS NENDS DOORS CLEARANCE 0P MANUFACTURER DECONDS Slight Defects Only Over All Quality Excellent ARMITRONO FLOOR TILE Rog VIIuI to 10 Inch 12 They Lntl HALF quantities limited CANADA PORTLAND CEMENT Only 100 ngsl Only Complete Home Improvement Service 9M9 Pleasant Inna lmoother IHH bottorotosting was more IIttIfying Mk II genuinely flno whisky It populnr prioo wanna In toot Ittor toot otter toIt ognlnottltothroo lending 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