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10 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Saturday, March 19, 1960 ' 'son, Boston's hungry Bruins, who|last seve & 'ahead as the schedule enters its! The Bruins are a key factor in li LAUSSE SCORES KNOCKDOWN Eduardo Lausse of Argen- tina has Wilfie Greaves of Can- ada down in fourth and final | main bout at Madison Square | opened his bid for a title fight Garden in New York City last night. Referee stopped fight in round of scheduled 10-round | 1.33 of fourth round. Lausse | 160 lbs. with an impressive victory. He weighed 160% lbs. to Greaves' (AP Wirephoto) SPORTS MENU Canadians Get Final Dates By Geo. H. Campbell SPORTS EDITOR 'Everything From Soup To Nuts' Victorious Over Scots AYR, Scotland (CP)--A three. THIS WEEK-END will decide the Stanley Cup playoff berths in the National Hockey League for the 1959-60 season. At the present moment, it doesn't look as if there is much doubt. Canadiens have clinched first place, Leafs have the runner-up slot all sewed up and Chicago is at least certain of finishing either in third or fourth spot. Detroit Red Wings could possibly finish in third place--yet on the other hand, Boston Bruins might even beat out the Red Wings for fourth place. |rock count in the 11th end gave |Canada an 11-8 victory over § . |land Friday night in the first |game of the best-of-five series for {the Scotch Cup, emblematic of 'Thrilling Finish SPORTS - CALENDAR As NHL Playoff Spot Stays Open. By ALEXANDER FARRELL The battle begins in Detroit to-|/Hawks visit Boston Sunday night, Canadian Press Staff Writer [day when the last-place New| IN PLAYOFFS ' If the National Hockey League|York Rangers, out of playoffs, The Hawks have assured them- were a tale told by Schiller or visit the Wings. selves of a 'playoff spot but can Shakespeare, its ending in the]. The Bruins tackle the Cana-|still lose their place to Detroit, 1959-60 season probably could not diens tonight in Montreal. They| whom they lead by only three have any more elements of high/have not won in Montreal this|points. They play tonight in Tor drama than it does, in fact, con- season. |onto and the second-place Maple tain, | The Canadiens will have a Leafs go to Detroit Sunday Never mind the fact that Mont- strong interest in keeping the|night, real Canadiens won the league score down, because goaltender" The scoring championship an- {title more than a week ago and Jacques Plante is tied with Glenn|tagonists come together in Sun- {that few had ever thought it/Hall of Chicago Black Hawks in/day"s Chicago - Boston game, {would be otherwise, |the Vezina Trophy standings. (Centre Bronco Horvath of Bos- There are enough conilicts to| The trophy, won by Plante the ton, with 80 points, has a one- be resolved to give all six games|last four years, goes to the|point lead over Chicago left wing more than ordinary importance,|goaler who has played the most| Bobby Hull, Who is going te get the fourth|games for the team least scored] No Chicago player has won the and last Stanley Cup playoff|upon. title since Roy Conacher in 1949 berth? Detroit's proud Red| Plante once had a long lead in/and no Bruin since Herbie Cain Wings, who missed the playoffs his race toward an unprece-|in 1944, last year but restored their for-|dented fifth straight awaxd but| The Canadiens close their| unes in some measure this sea-|Hall has ¢6me on str the schedule in New York Sunday I weeks If he Wins, it/night, probably with Plante in have rallied just before it was too will be his--first Vezina Trophy goal for both weekend games, but late? |and the first for a Chicago goal-|no decision will be made until to- TWO-POINT LEAD tender since Lorne Chabot won day. The Red Wings are two points!it in 1935, | Definitely out of the Montreal neup with injuries are defence- {last two games but the Bruins the Vezina struggle. Plante faces man Doug Harvey, considered |are riding the crest of a four- them tonight and Hall challenges the league's best, and left wing game unbeaten streak. {their playoff aspirations when the, Marcel Bonin, Ontario Cagers [Wild Lausse May Battle . | TORONTO (CP) -- The final|Sudbury Nickel Belt, Falcon- Old B li playoff schedule of the Ontario bridge RCAF, Copper Cliff, Onap-| asl 10 [Amateur Basketball Association ing and the University of Sud-| {was announced Friday night by bury. The Ontario. finals will be] NEW YORK (AP) -- An Edu | Fred Bibly, association executive April 2 and 9. |ardo Lausse-Carmen Basilio mid- | member. Ontario Junior A finals were/dlevelght natural', wat in the i { jo's|won by Windsor AKO who beat| Works today following ausse's | qi le Senior A Jevies Quiarics Hamilton March 16. They will sensational return to the United| Canadian finals March 16 by de-play Montreal-Moncton, N.B. for[States ring. feating Alberni, B.C., after previ-|the Eastern Canadian champion-| The South American champion "lous victories over Ottawa, Mont.|ships. The Canadian champion. from Argentina, 32, celebrated his {ship will be March 28. |first fight in the U.S. in four real and Winnipeg. oe Peg The tournament for the Ontario years Friday night by stopping wor ling s acy | The Senior B series Ontario UHH GUNING SUpISTNSY. i Tink | championship will be decided in from Re ina. i a f the C "la match between Kingston and lton toda n nhegina, winners of the Ca-g 1 gto, Marie at Sault Ste. Mid y. radian curling title last week, yr io "The winner plays at home|, \Hidget js1cdged. the Scomish champion ri}. "Eastern - Canadian' finals gn J JO! K In a see-sa 4 [battle for much of the contest, [APT] 1, 12 and 13. Scotland counted the first rock Rowan, North Bay and Owen Intermediate A quarter-finals Toronto, Windsor, will he played today between St.| teams are Kitchener, {Welland, Hamilton, Toronto, Port Sound. In the bantam series are North Bay, midget, bantam and minor ban- Edmonton's Wilfie Greaves, the tam finals will be held at Ham- Canadian ruler, at 1:33 of the fourth round of a scheduled 10 rounder. A few minutes after referee Ruby Goldstein intervened to | save Greaves from injury, match- {maker Teddy Brenner proposed JopiY's GAMES Town and Country League -- R-yals vs Petes at 2.00 pm, Game at the Port Perry Arena. OHA Senior "A" Playoffs -- Windsor Bulldogs vs Whitby Dun. lops at the Whitby Arena. Game at 8.00 p.m, Exhibition Game -- Graven. hurst Ind'ans vs Oshawa City League Canadian Legion Mid- gets at The Children's Arena, 7.45 p.m. BASKETBALL r Y's Men Biddy League (cham- pionship) -- Mundinger South- minster at 8.30 a.m. Game at Simcoe Hall. Y's Men Minor League -- Bola- hoods vs Firefighters at 9.30 a.m. and Jaycee Whites vs Police As- sociation at 10.15 om. Both games at Simcoe Hall, Simcoe Hall Major League -- Ontario Steel A's vs Walt's Bar- ber Shop at 11.00 a.m. and Jay- cee Rockets vs Ontario Steel B's at 12.00 noon. OBA Intermediate A: Genosha Hawks vs Welland in Welland. SKIING Oshawa Ski Club Junior Evenis -- Girls' and Boys' Sla- lom at 10.30 a.m. and P-vs' and Girls' Downhill at 2.30 p.m. By GERRY BLAIR Tonight at the Whitby Com- munity Arena, the Windsor Bull- dogs and the Whitby Dunlops clash in their second game of a best-of-five semi-final series, with the winner to meet either Cha- tham or Belleville for the OHA Senior "A" championship. The general concensus is that Whitby Dunlops have their work cut out for them, needing vie. tories in three of the remaining four games. One of those victor- fes must come in the Border City, providing of course the Dunlops take both their home contests, Then they will have cap- tured the series. Defenceman Harry Sinden and Ralph Hoskings are starting to look better after slumping for sometime, but there is concern over the playing of Alf Treen, Alf is not throwing his weight around as efficiently as in times gone by. It seems when he isn't going, neither is the rest of the club, especially the left side, who de- pend on him to dump that puck ahead. the|th {the opposition coming into Dunnies And Fans Want Treen To'Go' ALFIE TREEN with wild anticipation, when he Things will be most difficult for Catches one of the Bulldogs with eir heads down, or lugs the | Whitby end. if Alf were to take Puck from one end of the rink to SUNDAY'S GAMES HOCKEY CYO Playoffs: (Junior) gers vs Black Hawks at 5.30 p.m. and (Senior) St. Gregory's Ti~~ 5 vs St. Mary's at 6.30 p.m. Both games at the Children's Arena. | vs Merchants at 1.30 p.m. Game in the Port Perry Arena. UAW League Finals: Belko Redy - Mix vs Tony's Refresh. ments at 11.00 a.m. in the Bow- manville Arena, SKIING Oshawa Ski Club: Cross-coun- try at 10.30 a.m, and Jumping at 2.30 p.m. MONDAY'S GAMES HOCKEY Oshawa MHA Bantam League (Round - Robin): Local 205 vs B'Nai B'Rith at 5.00 p.m.; Cana- dian Tire vs Duplate Limited at 6.00 p.m.; Civitan vs Westmount 1817 vs Houdaille Industries at 8.00 p.m. and Police Association vs Local 2784 at 9.00 p.m. All games in the Children's Arena. Pennington Ran-/uprcar from the crowd when he per-game in 5 down the ice. North Plant League: Kinloch's | them into the boards as before. |the other, with visions of denting Another thing lacking from the the twine behind Don Head, who excitement point of view for the'incidentally has not beem too fans, is Alfie's famous end-to-end generous with goals this season. rushes, which used to bring an| Whitby have managed only two- their last four , charging headlong meetings. Be sure and pick up | your ducats for this great hockey to|attraction a little early, Game "Go, would take off We hope he picks tonight come out of his "shell" and once {ime is 8.00 p.m. Let's again bring the fans to their feet/Dunnies Go"! Chatham Beaten To Square Round BELLEVILLE (CP) -- Belle- have Windsor at Whitby tonight vile McFarlands, who just and Whitby at Windsor Sunday. scraped into the Ontario Hockey Association Senior A semi-finals, to edge Chattham Maroons 4-8 to 1-1. ' ond in the round-robin playoffs for semi-final berths, had taken a 2-0 lead before McFarlands got on the score sheet. Then the Belleville squad com- pletely outplayed the visitors but managed only a one-goal victory because of sensational goal tend- ing by wandering Cesare Mani- c e v came from behind Friday night square their best-of-five series at The Maroons, who finished sec- PICTURE CLOUDED Meanwhile, the semi-final se- ries was still under a cloud be cause of demands by the ousted Kitchener - Waterloo Dutchmen fat they should be in the final our, The Dutchmen will plead their ase today before a special OHA xecutive meeting in Toronto. Charging that they shouldn't be eliminated on the basis of goals averages--they tied with Belle ille in points from games won --the Dutchmen will also put for That's the situation as the teams enter the final week- end of schedule play. Boston is two points behind [in the first end and went into Detroit and must score four points or at least three, [3-2 lead after three. After six end [the score was tied {Port Rowan and Collingwood. The | % i o(Thomas and Hamilton, and be: minor bantams have prin fom Se Lizusso Basilio uatel , ter *|tween Welland Oshawa. The semi-| Toronto and Windsor. Charley Johnston, Lausse's co- 5-5. In theifinats will be on March 2 and) manage., said: "Let's make it. ward charges that Chatham and Whitby Dunlops are ineligible for {the semi - finals because they ago. Almost unbeatable from close Ruling over the week-end, in order to nose out the Red Wings for fourth place, Montreal's Jacques Plante didn't take his three-game layoff, as offered by Coach "Toe" Blake and as a result of that licking the Leafs handed Montreal, Plante now may miss out in the Vezina Trophy race. Toronto Leafs couldn't care less --so if they lose to Black Hawks tonight, then Chicago has third place clinched. But if Boston should win in Mon= treal, then they could possibly catch third place, with a win on Sunday night over Chicago. Red Wings, in the meantime, are at home to. Rangers today and to Leafs on Sunday and it's expected they'll win at least one of these games--which will be enough. SPORT TID-BITS: -- Flin Flon has decided not to use Cliff Pennington, ex-Kitchener-Waterloo Dutch- man, in their Junior provinicial playoffs against Regina. Since recent scores indicate that Pennington isn't going to make much difference to the final out- come, the Flin Flon club is being smart... IT JUST WILL not happen, but if the OHA put K-W Dutchmen back in Senior "A" OHA playoffs this afternoon, at their executive meeting, what would Pennington do then? . . . CANADIENS are going to rest Doug Harvey and Marcel Bonin for their last two games. Both were injured the other night and the Montreal club is taking no chances, they hope to have both ready for playoff time . . . WASHINGTON SENATORS have turned down several offers to sell their ace pitcher, Camilo Pascual . . . CANADA'S 1960 Grey Cup winner has been invited to play a game in Hawaii, against the Honolulu Warriors, on Dec. 4 ... RICHARDSON'S, Canada's 1960 curling champions, won their first game of their playoffs in Scotland, at Ayr, yesterday, 11-8, but they had to wait until the 11th end before they "made it stick" against an improved Scottish cham- pionship rink. Skip Ernie Richardson said he and his mates had an off day but it wasn't until the Scots missed a couple of key shots on the 11th end that the Canadian champs were able to establish their win , , WOMEN CURLERS across the entire Dominion of Cans will have their Starting. Tuesday, the first women's "Canadian Curling Championship" will be held, here in thi Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, P.EI. Quebec tario (Porth Arthur) competing for Eastern laurels. On Thursday, the survivor will take on Sagks toon for the All-Canada championship, a two=out-rf« three series All g re here in Oshawa and in addie tion to the curling attractions (the games are in the morning and afte on Tuesday, Wed esday and Thursday) there'll special social functions. It's a hig event for ladies' curling in Canada and the Oshawa Club is honored to be the site of the first champion ship tourney. SPORTS IN BRIEF Champ Rejects Idea Of Delay ® GOTEBORG, Sweden (AP)--| FAVORITES WIN Heavyweight champion Ingemar| 1 oNDON (AP) Johansson sald Friday he was in! Judy Devlin of great shape andl has every en- yp tion of meeting ex - titleholder py Floyd Patterson in their return|gnd bout at New York June 22 "The fight poned," said Johansson on prise trip to his hometown from w Geneva, Switzerland. ' It on June 22 as far as I know.' There had been rumors in New| York that the champion wanted] a delay in order to finish a move. |; BUY FOOTBALL RIGHTS yes on Oshawa this next week city, and On with Canada es noons set up an all will not be post-'hadminton ch PITCHER DIES HOLLYWOOD, ard Fillmore (Dixie) Howell, has submitted bids for exclusive heart attack. Howell, Football Union games during the 1960 season, A. K. Morrow, dir f tor of the CBC's English network, d sald today, |se year i workout when he ed to hospital, Hw -- Top-seeded Baltimore and aret Varner of Wilmington, won their matches Friday American| women's final in the all-England ampionships. Erland N $ | : a sur-'Kops of a pit Ship Charoen | the start that the game would be Braves' three-run fourth inning. |(Best-of-five semi-final) atnasin of Thailand, the joint|3 80al-scoring spree for Wolves. Milwaukee wrapped up the win la. (AP)--Mil. 40, {former pitcher for Chicago White onto horse saddled by C. F. Ch TORONTO (CP) -- The CBC Sox, died in hospital Friday of aman, won the belated St. who had rick's Da Canadian rights to telecast Big|been with Indianapolis Indians of Downs, Scandimons Four and Western Interprovincial {he American Association for two, Chapman 's, had just returned from a/from William D. Lat com- Queen's Tour of chest pains and was/long test for three-year-old |seventh, Canada counted two and {was never behind again. It was the sixth straight victory for the Richardsons, who swept all five matches of the inaugural series last year, | The Scots, whose rink was an| average age 10 years younger than last year, showed surprising sirength as they battled the| Richardsons on even terms for much of the contest. The Canadians said "that was a bad game we got out of our systems." Skip Ernie Richardson said "I hope we don't curl like that all the way." Two missed shots in the 11th end gave Canada its big break In the 10th end, Richardson was lying three when Neilson, on the last shot, cut out all three. Second game is in Edinburgh Monday, with the third in Glas-| gow Tuesday, and the fourth and fifth in Glasgow Wednesday. Wolves Pot | 14 Markers By THF CANADIAN PRESS Hardly a member of Sudbury ves falle to score I riday [night as league champlons smaghed Trols - Rivieres Lions {14-4 in their highest scoring game {of the Eastern Professional Hockey league season The result put Sudbury eight gonls ahead of sec Roy and hand, the] sh the | lp ts and 93 Montreal th t¢ games In Wolves probably fin |gensan with a big lead | "rrots Hivieres, four points be {4 nd Hullb,Ottawa Canadiens now has no chanee of even tying thelr {third-p in the final ond. place no will ioe rivals Istand ngs The 10 Walves players who {seored In Sudbury Friday night {were hesded hy Keke Mortson, {John 8! er, Dave Amadio and {Wally or each tallied twice, HBingles by eapinin Beth, Odrow {Jimmy Maore, [Tom MeCarthy and Ken Glard, | who Wore {Bam Gerry Gene 1 [VETERAN NTARN | Bettlo's goal and three assists during the game pushed the vel eran's tola, to 100 points In the league's Individual scoring eon test Two Ontario A Guelph Biltmore Itatelle and Ron Gilbert played © their ccond professional game for Trols-Rivieres and each got a goal. They also scored in Thurs day's game against the Sault Ste Marie Thunderbirds. It was not until after half way through the game that the first of the regular Lions players scored. Trois-Rivieres" third and fourth goals were by Leon Roche- (fort and Mac MeGregor. Though Trois-Rivieres Junior rookies Gene the first goal it was evident from will g0/ favorites, entered the men's final, They led 41 in the first period With three more runs and 83 in the second. TORONTO HORSE WINS LINCOLN, R.L (AP) -- A Tor- ap- Pat- y Handicap at Lincoln T, owned by won by half a length imer's seven-fur s. The |entry paid $10.40, $9.00 and $7.80. in the y vor scored I'm offering $100,000 to either the winner of the Ray Robinson-Paul Pender and the Gene Fullmer- Joey Giardello title fights to take on Lausse. Eddy wants one more fight before fighting for the {championship and Basilio would be fine." "I might just take it," said Basilio, who was at ringside to lightweight protege, April 2. The finals against Sault Ste. Marie will be April 9 and 186. Intermediate B Southern On- tario championships will be FIGHTS LAST played Friday and March 26 be- NIGHT tween Kingsville and Peterbor-| ough, The Ontario championships; By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS against North Bay will be April, New York (Madison Square 2 and 9. Garden)--Eduardo Lausse, 160%, The Intermediate C Southern|Argentina, stopped Wilfle Grea- Ontario finals will be between|ves, 160, Edmonton 4. handle his 2 Crystal Beach and Galt today| Akron, Ohio -- Bobby Gordon, Dick Deveronica of Syracuse, and March 26. Still in the run-|159, Charleroi, Pa., knocked out (N.Y. In a preliminary, ning for the = finals are! Harry Budnieski, 159, Buffalo 1. EXHIBITION McLish Performs | __ BasesalL Better Than Talk [Bice Los Angeles 'vs Pittsburgh at Fort Myers, cancelled, rain. Baltimore vs Washington at Or- By THE ASSOCIATED FRESS | Rookie 2 Bond and Norm land, cancelled, rain. C / , h can't|Cash each homered twice for the| Chicago (A) vs Kansas City at Mie ny fa *"% Indians. John Romano and Gene| West Palm Beach, cancelled, Calvin Coolidge Julius Ceasar Leek had the other home runs. rain. Tuskahoma McLish for one. Bond batled in six runs on three| : "T just hope the Reds stick with hits, including a single. Red Sox St. Louis 000 600 000-6 9 1 me," the big righthander was rookie Tracy Stallard gave up Detroit 200 we 30x--7 1 saying. "I have to learn all the|four of the homers. Boston picked) Mizell, Dondhke i) Jac = hitters in this league all over up three home runs, by Marty 8 an BB. Sond J ann P1810 id again. I'm just not a good pitcher Keough, Lou Clinton and pitcher Sah apning + - Burnside in the spring." [Bil Muffett, ) an a a Fla jut that was before Friday| Frank Thomas and Cal Nee-|n, TA O11 6 1 when McLish, a 19-game winner man provided the Cubs' power, | cit 8 000 000 000--0 7 1 for Cleveland Indians of the Neeman homering for two runs Roberts, Short (6) and Coker: American League last year and after Thomas broke the ice in the McLish 'Nuxhall (6) -and Bailey. now with Cincinnati Redlegs of Chicago three-run fourth, Starter| At 'st Petersburg, Fla the National League, scatiered Seth Morehead, who gave up! . { 3 Tage? : {Milwaukee 0007300 130-7 8 0 five hits in five runless innings only one run in four innings, Was| New York 000 110 200--4 12 3 against Philadelphia Phillies at|the winner. Wiley, McKenzie (7), McMahon Tames, Fa. lost the exhibition | (7) and Crandall; Ford, Turley 'HOCKEY SCORES, STANDINGS (4), Haney (8) and Howard. HRs: game 10 but manager Fred [Mil-Aaron. NYk-McDougald. Hutchinson of the Reds had rea- By TH CANADIAN PRESS American League At Lakeland, Fla. At Tucson, Ariz. son to be pleased, Boston 001 020 120--~6 81 "Spring training 1s. for work-| Cleveland 015 102 02x--11 91 Ing out the kinks," Hutchison Stallard, Muffett (4) Saleck (7) snid ths same day McLish did and H. Sullivan, Sadowski (5); talking. "If he (Cal) Is going to Hawkins, Guerra (4) Locke (7), Tiefenauer (9) and Romano. HRs- Bos-Keough, Muffett, Clinton. Cle- Cash (2), Bono (2), Romano, Leek. At Mesa, Aris. San Fr 010 001 000--2 9 2 Chi (N) 000 300 20x---5 10 2 Jones, Shipley (5), Loes (7) and Schmidt; Morehead, Schroll (5), Elston (8) and Neeman. HRs: Chi-Thomas, Neeman. the | | Springfield get knocked around, now's time for it to happen." Rochester DIDN'T HAPPEN | Providence It didn't, And even more Im- Cleveland pressive was the fact MecLishig, era1o didn't glve up any runs in ils | orshey first spring game. "t Quebec 41 21 38 26 M31 3128 32 30 k He doesn't z 48 normally piteh shutouts, record- Friday's Result ing only one (In 1951 with Chie-| 0 chester 3 Springfield 8 Supported Regina (CP) -- President Leo Parker of Humbolt says the Sas- katchewan Amateur Hockey As- sociation will back a Saskatche- wan junior league ruling by com- in, Maniago was backed by heavy-hitting defence that kept the McFarlands off balance. BROWN GETS WINNER Belleville's Weiner Brown scored the winning tally in a fast- 2 haven't posted $2,000 bonds re- quired for in a senior franchise agreement. The OHA says the goals against averages is the rule the loop agreed to go by in case of a tie moving third' period. Other Belle-|in the round-robin series. ville scorers were Ronnie Muir, eligibility of Clire Ponningeon 'of the Flin Flon Bombers. Pennington, 'who set a league scoring mark with the Bombers in the 1958-59 season, joined the Kitchener-Waterloo Dutchmen of the Ontario Hockey Association Senior A series at the start of the 1959-60 season. He was drafted by the Dutchmen under special Canadian Amateur Hockey Asso- ciation Olympic regulations which later were revoked. Pennington played with the Dutchmen in the Olympic Games at Squaw Valley and then re- turned to Kitchener and saw ac- tion in six Ontario senior league playoff games before the club was eliminated. He rejoined the Flin Flon club last Saturday. Pennington was signed by the Flin Flon club Jan, 25 but was not registered with the SJHL commissioner prior to Feb. 10, violating the league's constitution. It was on these grounds that the commissioner ruled Pennington ineligible. Pennington has ap- pealed the ruling. New Record Set For High Hurdles CLEVELAND (AP) -- Hayes Jones of Eastern Michigan romped over the 50-yard high hurdles in 5.9 seconds for a world record Friday night in the 20th Knights of Columbus games. Jones' time erased the six-sec- ond record by set by Harrison Dillard in 1953 at Philadelphia and tied twice since--once by Rod Perry and once by Lee Calhoun, 1956 Olympic victor whom Jones beat Friday night for the seventh consecutive time. Dillard, who saw his record broken, presented the winner's medal to Jones. Calhoun was sec- ond in the heat. ago Cubs) In a major league ear-| that began with Brooklyn Tonight's Games Dodgers In 1044 when he was 18.| Rochester at Hershey | Lefty Joe Nuxhall finished wp {Buffalo at Cleveland for the Reds and lost the game Providence at Springfield when rookie Jim Coker touched Sunday's Games i'm for a run-scoring double in Quebec at Buffalo the eighth inning. Chris Short, [Hershey at Cleveland rookie left hander, was the Springfield at Providence winner, | Eastern Professional Only two other games were! OPEN THI DRUG STORES S SUNDAY played In Florida, where rain has Sudbury forced cancellations for several [Montreal days. Milwaukee Braves whipped |Hul-Ottawa New York Yankees 7-4 at St |T-Rivieres Petersburg and Detroit Tigers|S.S. Marie beat St. Louis Cardinals 7-6 at Kingsion Lakeland, | Friday's Result In Arizona, the Indians hit six|Trois-Rivieres 4 Sudbury 14 home runs to defeat Boston Red| Tonight's Game Sox 11-6 at Tucson and the Cubs|Sudbury at Kingston homered twice in a: 52 victory| Sunday's . Game ver. San Francisco Glants at|Sault Ste. Marie at Montreal Mesa. | Sudbury at Hull-Ottawa Hank Aaron homered off Bob Kingston at Trois-Riyieres Turley for two runs in the| OHA Senior A Throogh MITCHELL'S WLT F APts.| in the/Chatham 1 10211 7 3 9 SIMCOE ST. NORTH eighth off rookie George Haney. Belleville 140 7n 23 Yogi Berra again played third| Friday's Result base for the Yanks, making an|Chatham 3 Belleville 4 error but getting three hits, Tonight's Game | Windsor at Whitby BUNNING COMBED Sunday's Game The Cardinals ripped into Jim Whitby at Windsor Bunning for all six runs in the Western League fourth inning, But St. Lou!s rookie Spokane 2 Vancouver 7 Jim Donohue failed to hold off Winnipeg 4 Edmonton 7 the Tigers, who scored five times Interprovincial Senior in the sixth and seventh with Neil Hull 2 Smiths Falls 2 Chrisley and Casey Wise deliver- (Best-of-seven semi - final tied | 107 SIMCOE ST. SOUTH SHOPPING CENTRE 12:00 A.M. to 8:00 P.M. DRUGS LTD. RA 3-3431 MEDICAL PHARMACY RA 3-4275 "TAMBLYN DRUG STORE RA 5-854) Ken Gribbons and Davey Jones. Goal scorers for the roons were Alf Cleary, Don McGregor and Gary Sharpe. Maniago was pulled with 38 sec- onds to go as Chatham tried to tie the game with an extra at- tacker, but they couldn't get their plays to click. Both teams were shorthanded in the last minute when Ted Powers of Chatham and Ike Hil- debrand of Belleville were sent off for rough play. The third game of the semi- final series will be played at Chatham Monday night. Week- end games in the Windsor-Wh'tby series, which Windsor lead 1-0, Durelle Returns Misses Manager MONCTON, N.B. (CP)--Yvou Burelle, the unpredictable boxer- fisherman, returned to his Baie Ste. Anne, N.B.,, home Friday withou! consulting manager Chris Shaban about his comeback plans as scheduled. Durelle, retired Canadian and British Empire light-heavyweight champio announced Monday he would return to the ring this year and campaign in the Maritimes. Shaban said earlier he didn't fa- vor a comeback attempt by the 30-year-old Durelle. Overtime Draw For Rochester SPRINGFIELD, Mass. (AP)~ | Rochester Americans kept thelr hopes alive for an American Hockey League championship Friday night as they fought the league-leading Soringfield Iadi- ans to a 3-3 overtime tie. Springfield, which needed a vie tory to clinch its first league crown, jumped off to a 1-0 first period lead as Brian Kilrea scored his first of two goals at 5:20 on assists from Kent glas and Bill McCreary. In the middle session Pat Han- nigan, Hank Ciesla and Ted Hampson scored for the Ameri cans. Kilrea and Parker MacDon- ald scored for the Indians. Ivam Walmsley substituted in Roches- ter's net for injured Ed Chad- wick. BIG NEW STADIUM CALGARY (CP)-- The Herald says it has learned Calgary will have a new 21,000 seat football stadium, possibly in time for the start of the 1060 season. The paper says a group of business. men have been working on the project for many months and plans shortly will be presented to city council, SERVICE STATIONS OPEN THIS SUNDAY 7:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. DON DOWN TEXACO STATION 117 SIMCOE N. VIGOR OIL STATION 78 BOND ST. Ww. BISSONETTE'S SHELL STATION 381 KING ST. W. C. ORPWOOD'S TEXACO STATION 461 PARK RD, 8. MONTY'S B-A STATION 284 SIMCOE ST. §. FIRESTONE TEXACO STATION KING ST. E DURNO'S SUPERTEST STATION 574 KING ST. EAST CLEMENT'S ULTRA STATION 352 WILSON §. BILENDUKE'S ESSO SATION 1004 SIMCOE ST. S. RHAME'S TEXACO STATION 1487 SIMCOE ST. N. COOPER'S TEXACO STATION 410 RITSON RD. N. | & DIVISION » {ing the clutch hits. 13-3, two games tied)