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12 THE DAILY TIMES-GAZETTE, Tuesday, Aprl 2, 1957 OSHAWA JUVENILES MADE FINE SHOWING IN OMHA PLAYOFFS When the Oshawa Minor | their third round of Ontario Hockey Association's "City | Minor hockey playoff competi- e Juvenile All-Stars held | tion, it brought to a close an- the classy Toronto Marlboros | other good hockey season for to a 44 tie o on n Saturday but lost the minor hockey w workers of SPORTS MENU "Everything From Soup To Nuts" By Geo. H. Campbell SPORTS EDITOR Cw ov) : JUST COULDN'T HELP wondering how the hockey enthusiasts up Kitchener-Waterloo way are reacting to the current OHA Senior "A" playoff series. The press and radio up thataway expressed great confidence when their "Dutchmen" moved into this series against Whitby Dunlops, after knocking off Windsor Bulldogs in & tough series. Some of the Kitchener fans, members of the curling party that visited General Motors here a couple of weeks ago, open- ly predicted their boys would sweep the series without much trouble, in fact th:y predicted it so openly that they talked themselves into the odd wager with some of the folk here. Now that the Dunlops have won a game at home to tie the series and then moved out in front with a thrill-packed triumph at Maple Leal Gardens on Sunday afternoon, the enthusiasm has reached fever heat all along the senior hockey front. Tonight they go again in Whitby and if the Dunlops come up with the brand of hockey they've shown so far, a battling, determined performance that finds the Eastern champions not giving one hoot for the long-standing reputation of the "Dutchmen'--then the K-W club may find themselves hanging on the ropes--within one defeat of :limination.. Fifth game is right back tomorrow night in Kitchener. NOTE TO LOCAL CURLERS! The Oshawa Curling Club will close its season officially on Saturday of this week. They had planned their final "open bonspiel" of the season for Wednesday (tomorrow) but this has been cancelled for a combination of reasons, not the least of which is one of respect for a former president of the local club, Wm. H. "Bill" Karn, who was suddenly taken from this city's midst, yesterday. Known for years as the druggist who had the store "next to the post office" --the late "Bill" Karn was an avid member of the Oshawa Curling Club and while not as active in the past few ) seasons, was formerly a keen and skillful competitor. He "served the club well as an executive member and finally as its president, back in 1950-51. Out-of-town rinks have been notified of the cancellation of Wednesday's major bh jel. Local en- tries will participate in a two-game affair tomorrow evening, with play starting at 6.30 p.m. Tonight and again Thursday, the fce will be available for "private feuds" and '"'challenge games" while on Friday night, a positional event, similar to the successful competition held last night, will be conducted by manager "Bill" Brownlee.. There'll be the usual Saturday afternoon games for cups-and-saucers and then two draws on Saturday evening, to give the local members their "last fling" for the season. Saturday evening's major entertainment however will be the traditional "Plumber's Night" and for this Chairman Fred Garrard and his commiltee have lined up a fine show that includes top-flight entertainment, costumed groups, etc., with the buffet luncheon at midnight to close up what has been a very successful season.. Incidentally, the women members are holding their official closing this week also, with a special two-day tournament that winds up with a party on Friday after- noon. BRIGHT BITS: Boston Bruins may find it hard to: believe but they are now favored to knock off the NHL champions, Detroit Red Wings, in their current series, which sees the fourth game going tonight in Boston . . . N.Y. RANGERS aren't basking in such optimism. They are in Montreal and the way the Canadiens are rolling right now, it looks as if they intended to keep the Stanley Cup for another year . . ALPHONSE HALIMI, France's unde- feated bantamweight boxer, defeated Italy's Mario D'Agata, a 30- year-old deaf mute, in a 15-round world's title bout last night that saw Halimi get a well-earned decision , . . AL ROSEN will not Pe playing at 3rd base for Cleveland Indians any more. He notified general manager Hank Greenberg yesterday that he has definitely decided to continue his retirement from baseball SAL MAGLIE is quite vexed at the prophets who have predicted that the veteran has reached the end of the 'rail and will fold up this sea- son . . . TED WILLIAMS is in the news again--he's "spitting" at the mere mention o such names as ex-president Harry Truman, the late Senator Robt. Taft and "gutless politicians" in general . PANCHO GONZALES is going to drop his. professional tennis career after his last U.S. match on May 26--in order to giv. his hand a chance to heal. He is troubled with a cyst on his racquet hand . . . FARMERS AND FISHERMEN no doubt rejoiced at last night's rain, since it should take the frost out of the ground, the ice out of the trout waters and bring the tasty smelts in close to shore. 6 y hd hd stood head to head, flailing away Halimi concentrated on the head, D'Agata aimed for the body. At the end of th. fight, D'Agata Now Criticizes By JOE REICHLER so much for his country, who has SARASOTA, Fla. (AP) -- Tact- given them three years of the best less Ted Williams, baseball's best part bf his life, and he's stuck." hitter and worst diplomat, fol-, Williams' criticism of the han- lowed up his bldst at the U.S. 'dling of the Louis' tax case came Marine corps, the late Sen. Robert less than 24 hours after he had A. Taft and "all those other heen quoted by Crozet Duplantier, phony politicians" Monday with a executive sports editor of the New slap at the United States govern- Orieans States, blasting the Mar- ment for i ment of Joeine Corps, the late Senator Taft Louis, former yweight box-'of Ohio, former president Harry ing champion o' the world S. Truman and the U.S. govern- "Look at the terrible treatment ment « Joe Louis is getting," he said Williams' caustic eriticism took "Here's a guy who has been a place in a New Orleans airport credit to his race and his country while the Red Sox were awaiting and look at the treatment he's a plane to fly them on the last getting it's a shame the leg of a round trip exhibition tour hounded for the of the west coast. back income The controversial star reaf- "Hat sk ahi _ firmed he had told the New Or- tr never te able to pay. all leans newspaperman he had no 4 tuok for life he in. USE for the Marine Corps, and s stuck for life, The in- that he had referred to Sen. Taft terest keeps climbing every day a0 a "phony Hician ** s as 4 phony politician and there isn't a damn thing he H Abtnt ean do ahout e denied criticizing Mr. Tru "Why deesn't the man and the government ¢ make some 'Sure 1 said I had no use for with him? Or better vet wipe the Marines," the ear-old for the entire some hig-shot. mer Marine capt aid. "I felt phony na a 1s in the same that way when they called me predicam-nt they'd allow him to back into the service for the sec settle it ving two cents on ond time in 1952 and that's the the dollar way ! feel now. 1 resented the ke gr way they singled me out because LOUIS STL CK 1 was in the publi¢ eye. I'd have "But here's a guy who has done had no squawk if they had called government sort. of a settlement | Jus hi 4 Shows shove are | season, arold Hudson (left) and coac ¥ z Ronnie Nelson (right) together will get trials with OHA Jun- 4 with the members of the Osh. | for "A" teams when the next awa _ Juvenile team for 1956-5 a7 ho ke y season gets under way. North Bay Trappers Need One More Win SOUTH PORCUPINE (CP)--| Porkies started well with three North Bay Trappers should wrap goals in the first period and two up their first Northern Ontario in the second but were held in Hockey Association senior A title|/check from there on. tonight when they meet South! Bobby Lamarche scored twice Porcupine Porkies in North Bay for the Porkies; Eddie Kulik, for the third game of their best-/Doug Hunter and Billy Pirie each of-five final. had a single. The first two games--played in; If Trappers win tonight they will South Porcupine--were strictly no|play the winner of the Kitchener- contest, Trappers won the first Waterloo-Whitby series to decide 8-2 and Monday night they smoth- the Ontario senior hockey cham- ered the Porkies 13-5. pionship. Whitby Dunlops, cham- Veteran Walt Atanas scored four pions of the Ontario Hockey As- Trapper goals: Jerry Cabana col-sociation's eastern division, have lected three and Art Stratton and a 2-1 lead over Dutchmen, western Goose Gosselin each had a pair. division champions, in their best. Don Hogan scored once, of-seven set. Vanouver Gals Several of these lads | Spokane Flyers Win 2nd From Beavers FORT WILLIAM (CP) -- Spo- kane Flyers, backed up by the Appear Headed For 8th Title oid goalictning or doimny so VANCOUVER (CP) -- Vancou- ers 3-2 here Monday night to take RRO ver Eilers Monday night defeated 2 on aa Jn wei best -of-seven Kitchener-Waterloo Elliots 57-30 in the opening game of the best-of- 3.1 "Third game will be played seven final for the Canadian sen- here Wednesday night. : pionship. : proved to be the winner at 6:13 in The second game will be played the final period. Lorne Nadeau Kitchener-Waterloo went ahead others. Ernie Oakley and Morris in the first five minutes when for- Saplywy tallied for Beavers, J goals while Vancouver was organ- the first game. izing its forces. UE § - figs trol, They led 15-9 at the end of | the first quarter and built up a d imi ins 25-18 lead at the half. In the third { " | ors 144 B t tl The Eilers are seeking their an am Ti e | men's title, tot ot ita : a baby-faced little Algerian, was 14 POINTS IS TOPS the new claimant of the world ward who has been with Vancou- today, But he still has an argu- ver four years, led in scoring With ment" and another fight on his point less while rookie Irene Mer-|a11 his own. cer netted 10 points and Heather" y.,. 0; cio ed out his ownership Best individual performance f6r jecision over Mario D'Agata. a the Elliotts was that of Mrs. Brox, deaf-mute from Italy, who had Henrietta Shearer. : was making his first defence. The battle was interrunted for Hamilton Enters Team round by a fire which broke out among the lighting installations HAMILTON (CP) -- Hamilton fhe fire provoked the argument will enter a team in the newlyiahoyt the title. Libero Cecchi, League, it was announced Monday mediately after the fight that un- night. der the circumstances the referee ternational League pitcher, has "no contest." | been appointed playing manager Halimi's-next fight involves Raul been named. Frank King, a hydro recognized as the world bantam- worker from Dundas,. is sponsor-|yeioht titleholder by the U.S. Na- The team will play against world committer on professional teams from London, Oshawa and boxing sanctioned last night's con- through an interlocking schedule, ner meet Macias before July 1. against St. Catharines, Welland! As a fight, D'Agata and Halimi District Baseball League. a dull show. D"Agata. constantly --|the aggressor, pushed Halimi back Flyers won the opener Sunday | jor A women's basketball cham- gp... Kubasek scored = what tonight, and Dave Gordichuk bagged the ward Jane Brox scored two field shewed much better form than After that, the Eilers took con- quarter, they outscored the visit- eighth consecutive Canadian wo- PARIS (AP)--Alphonse Halimi, Zoe Robinson, 19-year-old for- hantamweight bexing champion 14 points. Shirley Topley had one hands before he can really call it Walker eight last night with a decisive 15-round who had six points, one more than pheiq the title since last June but 15 minutes at the end of the third In Great Lakes League amonz the lighting formed Great Lakes Baseball D'Agata's manager, claimed im- Danny Lewandowski, former In- should have halted it and called it of the team---which has not yet Raton Macias of Mexico, who is president tional Boxing Association, The Brantford in the GLBL and test only on condition that the win- and Niagara Falls in the Niagara put on what must be classified as against the rones and the two men {had a slight bruise on the cheek- hone, Halimi's back was pinked by his frequent contact with the rope "I'll tell you why they called a Snowdon YMHA sta urine Eastern Champs government for airplanes and they needed pilots to fly them. So they! MONTREAL (CP) 4 recalled 1,100 pilots who hadn't YN a OP ed Rn divden flown planes for 11 years. ern Ca "seni , ke Y nada senior men's basket- "As for Taft, I used to think he jay championship Monday night was a wonderful man. I used to po downing Sault Ste. Marie Gun- have a lot of respect for him and na. 29.73 in the seeand game of I admired him for the stand he . oct of three nlavoff took on labor (Taft-Hartley Law) . but I found out he was no di'fer- Guard * uard Herb Jaco ent than the other phony politi- grony N.Y paced. the voy i clans. the Blues, netting 15 points in the "I WAS TOO BIG" frst half and eight more in the ." : vi fina vhile te. tes My A friend of mine, without my! na round while teammates Myer knowledge, went to see him about Rnobovitch and Ed Lucht scored getting my release. Taft told him ig and 3 points respectively if it were anybody else he would e iunners, counting mainly help him, but he couldn't touch (on close-in play, 'rmbled badlv me. 1 was too big. I never asked on longer throws while Lucht and for any special treatment, but pe son onnd the range easily that's a heck of a way to operate." TCM outsice Willi | 1 i Starring for the losers were Al iliams insisted he made NO carscadden and Jerry Kahle, each specific reference to Truman or picking up 15 points. Kahle netted to any one else in the govern. pic ci ois "in"the last half ment when he let loose his blast|™ jpop game Walt at the Marin s, 3 vice-president of the Canadian Asked about Duplantier's de- Amateur Basketball Association scription of Williams' having spat|awarded the Bunnv Sabbath Tro- at the name of Taft the Red Sox 'nhv to Snowdon. The Blves now slu 26 aid : await the winners of the western "I was spitting a | over the place division to compete for the all not necessarily at Taft." {Canadian crown. Gov't ack every reserve ofiicer in the same category. 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