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Ps ? Brooklin Boys Win OHA Junior D Title wm By BILL GRAHAM Hail the champions! Brooklin Juniors came through with flying colors on Saturday night, to win the OHA Junior "D" champion- ship, as they downed the Elmira! "Harvesters" 6-3, before a record crowd of 1153 spectators in the Port Perry Arena. | Although the Brooklinites held i HOWIE MEEKER WINS COACHING JOB Youngest coach ever to pilot the Maple Leaf hockey club, Howie Meeker, 32, signs a one- year contract for General Man- ager Hap Day product of the NHL club's system. Rookie of the year in 1948-49, Meeker played right wing for Leafs until a back injury forced him to retire in 1953. Meeker is a star | Since then he has coached Strat- ford in the OHA Senior "A" league, followed by a two-year stint behind the bench of the Pittsburgh Hornets in the Ameri- cn league. Meeker succeeds King Clancy, who was- recently elevated to assist General Man- ager Hap Day. --Central Press Canadian | British Columbia Lacrosse Is Going To Get Big Boost VANCOUVER (CP)--The promo- tion committee of the B.C. La- crosse Association is determined to revive field lacrosse in British Columbia high schools Unsolicited and without any warning to the recipients except for a covering letter, the BCLA people delivered $1,000 worth of lacrosse equipment to 10 high schools in the lower mainland. Delivered to each school were 30 lacrosse sticks, two goal sticks, a box of lacrosse balls and a bundle of rule books. Lacrosse at present is mot on the inter-high school sports agenda and the promotion committee hopes their equipment donation will put it there Field lacrosse is seldom played here now. The inter-city lacrosse league play is restricted to box lacrosse. John Cavallin, promotion com- mittee member, said Thursday he has been working=on the revival of field lacrosse--dormant in Can ada for about 25 years--for more than a year now. He said it is enjoying unprecedented popularity in eastern United States high schools and colleges. "The old field game died because it was so brutal," he said. "The game as played under rules of the U.S. National Collegiate Athletic Association is entirely different Slashing and cross-checking are not permitted. Bodily contact there is, but the legal bodycheck is ex- actly the same as in soccer This is a game of skill--passing and stickhandling." TYAMTIT'Y HOCKEY SCO ~AADTC Ll, STANDINGS Saturday Western League Winnipeg 3 Vancouver 2 (Winnipeg leads best-of-seven final series 2-1) i Memorial Cup < | Regina 5 Port Arthur 4 OHA Junior B Waterloo 8 Brampton 1 (Waterloo leads best - of - seven final 1-0) OHA Junior C Newmarket 10 Stamford 5 Newmarket wins best - of - five (Regina wins best « of = seven|final 3-0) western final 4-3) | Western Intermediate Port Arthur 10 Ponoka 7 (Port Arthur leads best-of-seven final 1-0) OHA Senior B Whitby 5 Milton 3 (Whitby wins best-of-seven semi- firal 4-0) OHA Intermediate C Napanee 9 Minden 5 Napanee leads best-of-five semi- final 2-1 Western U. Grid Star Joins Ottawa Riders LONDON, Ont. (CP) Ralph Simmons, 23, leading ground gainer on the University of Western On- tario's senior football team for the past two seasons, said Friday he had signed a contract with the Ot- tawa Rough Riders of the Big Four He called the terms 'very satis- factory.' In his three years with the UWO Mustangs he was rated one of the top offensive backs in the senior intercollegiate On Thursday, Simmons was awarded the Georgie McCullagh Trophy as the most valuable player on Western's '55 squad. The honor was voted by his team mates. SPORTS IN BRIEF TO LEAD GOLF TEAM CHICAGO (AP) U.S. Open champion Jack Fleck and PGA mpion Doug Ford will lead a seven-man team representing the U.S. Professional Golfers' Asso- ciation against a Canadian PGA team in the international matches at Fort Worth, Tex., May 7 and 8. Ford and Fleck 'automatically qualified for the team which also includes Cary Middlecoff, Gene Littler, Mike Souchak, Ted Kroll and Tommy Bolt, selected on a money-winning basis from Jan. 1, 1935. Masters champion Jack Burke did not qualify on an over-all earn- ings basis, Julius Boros, last year's top money-winner, was eligible, but is passing. the Fort Worth event because of previous commitments. The U.S. pros, who have won all four previous matches, will face a Canadian team composed of Al Balding and Gordon Brydson of Toronto, Jack Kay and Bill Kerr of Montreal, Stan Leonard of La- chute, Que., and Vancouver, Bill Mawhinney of Vancouver and Murray Tucker of Toronto, . THREE SUSPENDED TORONTO (CP)--Three players of the senior B East York team in the Toronto Hockey League Sun- re handed suspensions total rs for alleged attacks »¢ during a league game ling five on a refe March 24 Reg Spragge and John Scott were given suspension of two rs each by the THL executive. Kennedy was given a one- ye suspension, -All three sus- are effective immedi- Bot Job yensions ately Spragge, Scott and Kennedy were accused of attacking referee Doug Moat in separate incidents. Greg Currie, East York coach, was sus- OHA Intermediate A Sundridge 4 Exeter 3 Sundridge wins best - of - three semi-final 2-1) OHA Junior D Elmira 3 Brooklin 6 (Brooklin wins best-of-seven final 4-2) Sunday Memorial Cup Toronto 2 Montreal 3 (Toronto leads best eastern final 2-1) - of - seven pended earlier for the remainder of the season for hurling a bottle at a referee. He was not on the bench for the March 24 game East Yorks were Canada's rep- resentatives in the world hockey tournament in 1954 in which they lost to Russia. KEEPS CROWN JOHANNESBURG, South Africa (Reuters)--George Barnes of Aus- tralia retained his British Empire welterweight boxing title here Sat- urday, beating Benny Nieuwenhui- zen of South Africa on a technical knockout in the 13th round of a scheduled 15-rounder. the lead throughout the game, the outcome was always in doubt as Elmira displayed their best hock- ey of the series. Jackie Owens | shone in the local cage, as he | robbed the Elmira boys time - | after - time, while Warriner and | Grant Jones fired key goals in the third period, that took a lot of steam out of the visitors' attack. | Cliff Johnston deserves a great] deal of credit for bringing this OHA championship to Brooklin and the title is a great reward for his untiring efforts in the min- or hockey ranks during the past years. The local businessmen gave| the team solid support and the hundreds of loyal fans are great incentive for the club executive to carry on next year Cornish opened the scoring for, Brooklin at 8:26 of the first pe- riod, as he scored the prettiest ! OLD COUNTRY SOCCER Southend U 3 Walsall 2 Watford 2 Swindon T 1 Jockey ARvelino Gomez ! THE DAILY TIMES-GAZETTE, Monday, April 16, 1058 14 Division III (Northern) Accrington S§ 5 Crewe Alex 1 Barrow 3 Hartlepools U 2 Bradford 1 Halifax T 1 'Has Trouble At Border FORT ERIE (CP) -- Canadian | immigration officials at the inter- goal of the night, with the help of his linemates Gibson and Car- negie. Grant Jones gave the locals a two - goal lead at 16:18 when he combined with P. Tran. Cornish got his second tally at 3:31 of the middle session on a slap shot, that gave the goalie no Blackpool 0 Tottenham Hotspur 2 chance. For the remainder of the period, the 'Harvesters' enjoyed a slight edge in play with their, ace, Wilkins, potting two goals at 17:37 and 19:37. Warriner eased the pressure with a tally at 3:11 of the final period but Hahn got this-one back at 9:30 to make the count 4-3. [ Both teams really turned it on,| testing the rival goalies frequent- ly and at 16:10 Grant Jones fired a high one that the Elmira goalie attempted to catch but the puck glanced off his glove into the net, This goal seemed to take the wind out of the Elmira sails and at 19:51 Carnegie added another, to salt the game away. Following the game, Pat Patter-| son of the OHA presented the cup, to team captain Doug Vipond. Cliff Johnston, manager of the club, and Ken Greer, president, spoke a few words of appreciation | and offered their congratulations| to the worthy champions. HOCKEY AFFAIR OTTAWA (CP)--Hockey greats, past and present, will perform at the auditorium here next Monday night as Ottawa old pros take on a crew of Toronto-Montreal pucks- men in a charity game | Des Smith, a former Montreal Maroon and Canadiens player, is handling the organizational chores |for the Lions club, sponsoring the affair. 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