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Head-butting by both defend- | lenger Joey Giardello from | Philadelphia drew criticism by referee Harry Kessler. Pictur- ed above the champ uses his ing champion Gene Fullmer of | Utah (white trunks) and chal- | suffered in his | head. Giardello later a bloody, battered eye no-decision contest --CP Wirephoto SPORTS MENU By Geo. H. Campbell SPORTS EDITOR 'Everything From Soup To Nuts' BIRD DOG TRIALS? Now there's a sports subject --if there ever was one--for those characters who are just as full of sportsmanship as anybody but get their fun "outdcors" instead of sports physical collision. The Upland Bird Dog Club of Oshawa is to hold its second annual "Spring Field Trials" this Sunday, April 24, here in Oshawa, at Wilson Road North, just north of Taunton Road. The trials are open to all "pointing" breeds and dogs from any part of Ontario may compete. Dave Fletcher; 117 Harmony Road South, phone RA 3-3050, is the contact man for this event. Now this is a "must" to all bird-dog fanciers and our only regret is that friend Dave Fletcher took this long to remind us of the event. However, it's a big "do" for the bird-dog lovers and along with Dave and his cohorts, we hope they have a splendid turnout this week-end. Now Dave --young fellow--we've taken you off the, hook, even though you were very tardy. But--if you get the re sults of your "Trials" into our office by Sunday, mid= night--we promise to publish them in Monday's paper. The rest is up to you, chum! There are still some important hockey games being played these days but at the moment, most sports fans are turning their interests towards baseball. Toronto Maple Leafs got off on the right foot last night, with a win in Richmond. But the big baseball news concerns Mike McCormick who hurled a two-hitter against the Dodgers yesterday and bunted safely with two out, in the fifth inning, to set the stage for San Francisco's lone run of the game and a 1-0 victory. Roy McMillan of Cincinnati Reds, with two homers and two singles for a total of five RBI's, paced the Redlegs to a 10-5 win over Milwaukee Braves. Other Major League baseball news included Detroit's 6-4 win over Cleveland Indians, with Rocky Colavito and Norm Cash both hitting homers for the Tigers . .... BOSTON RED SOX defeated N.Y. Yankees 7-1 yesterday with Jerry Cassale pitching and hitting the Sox to the wir y BRIGHT BITS: Edmonton Oil Kings ousted Bran- don Wheat Kings in the 7th game of their Western Canada Memorial Cup series, to earn the right to fight for the Canadian Junior hockey crown, against either St. Kitts Teepees or Brockville. . . . DENNIS DeJORDY, goalie for Sudbury Wolves, has been named the "rookie of the year" in the Eastern Professional Hockey League Banu SAMMY SNEAD (he can afford it)put the blast on the Greensboro Club (Starmount Forest County Club) after winning their annual tourney for the 7th time, and the "brass", didn't like it. We imagine Sammy couldn't care less and perhaps is only getting even for the rough time he had, following his honest admission of a few weeks ago, when he claims he deliberately 0st a match, rather than create a controversy .. . . AMATEUR HOCKEY ? Edmonton Oil Kings won the 'Abbott Cup (Western Canada title) in Junior hockey and now they're going to add half-a-team, six players, Yo their roster, for the Memorial Cup finals. When is this nonsense going to stop? ADDING SIX players is next thing to making the Memorial Cup finals an All-West All-Star team vs the Eastern Canada champions--and if the Eastern team squawks, just a Jittle--who can blame them? : CHARLIE RUSSELL, manager of Scugog Cleaners Juniors for the 'past two seasons, OASA champs in 1958 and runners- ap last year, is going to run another Junior softball 'team this summer.. He has a few of last year's club mvailable but most of the positions are "open for grabs" 'so all. Junior softball players interested are invited to de on hand for the workout Sunday morning at 11:00 o'clock, at Alexandra Park. be ' 'Pee Wee Hockey ' :Tournament { GODERICH (CP)--New Ham-| burg and Woodstock posted im- rtant wins Wednesday as West- em Ontario teams continued dominating the Young Canada "Week pee wee hockey tourna- Jment here. « New Hamburg captured the Series C championship with a $-3 victory over Seaforth after isposing .of Elmira 10-4. + Woodstock shut out St. Lam- bert, Que., 3-0 to knock the de- Yending Series A champions out of contention in the nine day tournament. Either Waterloo, second round later in the day counted in the last of play. The marksmen were Jimmy Patterson, Norm and Bob Sears, who scored the erd of the game. strongest performance Preston 16-0. Today they face St I'homas in a second-round match Stratford, winners the A title two years ago twice of won and 8-2 over elph. Ont., or Mount Royal, Que., both of which play their first games today, will face Woodstock in the All Woodstock goals were six minutes Morris final tally 17 minutes before the North Bay came up with the in Wed- nesday's Series A play, drubbing Wednesday, 5-0 over Owen Sound Fullmer Keeps Crown In Bloody Tilt BOZEMAN Fullmer's wor boxing crown stil bruised brow today dangerously in a blood u and butting duel dello The officials ruled th awl Wednesday ni | ardello, a 3-to-1 chanted afterward champion, I'm the ch: Fullmer ignored and said he'll never : the Philadelphia - veter. just missed in his first titl after 12 years in the ring 'He doesn't deserve a rematch | because of the way he butted me lin the fourth round," said Full mer, recognized as world king by |the National Boxing Association |ECHOES STAND | Fullmer's manager,. Marv Jen |son, echoed the champion |stand. "When a guy butts like |that, T have no feeling about giv ing him a rematch. You. might as well put a knife or gun in his hand." '"'Sure,. I butted him," |said. "But I only did it |butted me." | Giardello's head-knocking lowed referee Harry K 's warning to Fullme the third round against bu g | Kessler, from St. Louis it 144-142 for Giardello Ray Evans of Butte, Mont., gave \it to the champion 145-142. Judge {Billy McFarland of Missoula |Mont., called it even at 145-145 The Associated Press scored it {144-144 and even in rounds More than 12,000 fans who paid {in excess of $110,000 crowded into |the Montana State College field- Mont d (AP Gene middleweight h tilting ng ar- rested on Joey G 15-round a drav underdog, I'm the [ Giar alter dello he scored Judge 'Chatham Laces Hull Legion 19-0 CHATHAM (CP) Chatham Maroons roared into the Allan Cup final Wednesday night, swamping Hull Legion 19-0 with dard, Berle Klinck and Ted | Power The Power - Connelly - Sharp |line picked up 20 scoring points land the Forhan - Malo - Stoddard the most prolific scoring burst | combination got 13 ever seen in this Southwestern Ontario city. Every Chatham player except goaltender Cesare Maniago col- | Maroons bombarded Hull goalie|lected at least one point Roger Fortin they clinched the best - of - five Eastern Canada Senior A final 3-1. Chatham opens the best of- seven cup final against Trail|{would have been higher but for | Smoke Eaters, the western cham- pions, in Trail, B.C., Monday | Leading the devastating Chat- ham attack were four-goal scor- ers. Gary Sharp and Billy For- Douglas was out of action with| han. three. George Jim Connelly Aitken got scored Singles went to Elmer Skov, Joe the club's Senior Malo, Fred Pletsch, Jack Stod- with 55 shots as Maroons could do no wrong | They skated exceptionally well and time and time again broke through the Hull defence. Fortin played well despite the score. It some of his fine stops. He was {often left alone to face Maroons attackers. Chatham's defenceman Jack a broken hand and Klinck was two. brought in as a replacement from| B. Woodstock laffiliate Junior Habs Stun Teeps MONT RIAL Bobby R Gilles rancoeur of Canddiens teamed up Wednesday (CP) Centre and sau and left winger Brockville onds later with a fluky backhand the fifty Hadfield potied one minute and tying goal SeC- sweep which carried the puck night to deal a stunning blow tolalong the goal line and into the the Memorial Cup hopes of St Catharines Teepees. The 'terrible twosome' counted for six goals and ac- four assists as the Habs thrashed the mark Teepees 10-5 in the Eastern Can- ada Memorial Cup final to keep added a alive their Dominion final hopes St. Catharines lead the best-of- seven series 3-2. Next game is at left Canadiens wasted no time in the final frame, opening with & + Freitag goal at the 22 - second Rousseau and Francoeur scored two apiece and Munger single to give them a far corner 10-4 lead Hadfield came through with an unassisted goal at 19:48 to round Maple Leaf Gardens in Toronto out 'the scoring Friday night and the seventh, if necessary, at the Montreal Forum Saturday night The winner will play Edmonton Oil Kings, western champions, in the Dominion final Rousseau scored four times and Francoeur twice. Single goals came from Andre Drolet, Keith McCreary, Wayne Freitag and Germain Munger Vic Hadfield scored twice for Teepees and Chico Maki, Murray Hall and Rick Predowich got one each. HEAVY SCORER The 20-year-old Rousseau, one of the top prospects in Jai then moved on again this season!timistic about its chang has scored 10 goals {; make room for a senior team. the hockey today, and six a so far in the series. Fran: had collected six goals and five assists. Next highest scorer on the Habs roster is Andre Drolet with two goals and five assists--an in- dication of the immense value of Rousseau and Francoeur. Before the game, witnessed by a small crowd of about 1,000, Rudy Pilous, owner of Teepees well as coach of the National Hockey League Chicago Black Hawks, said: "We won't win an other game. We're playing lousy hockey." The series has been a come- back for the Habs who trailed 3-0 until their 4:3 win in Toronto last Sunday. PLAYED JUNIOR B Part of the reason may be the fact they played the regular sea- in the Junior B Montreal as son sonolits ague 2 g ( Fitts Metropolitan League although py, 000 oar Kings that eventu- Chatham they are an A class team. Now that they are playing a team in their own class they are coming into their own Canadiens ran up a 3-1 lead in the first period with goals from Drolet and McCreary knocked in a close Ray Cullen for Tee Rousseau, while Maki shot from pees. The visitors staged a comeback in the second period after spot- ting the Habs an early goal from Rousseau at 3:33. Duke Harris <kated down the centre and passed to Hall, standing by the left cornerpost of the Brockville goal, who tapped it in Predowich, playing his first game of the series for Teepees, slammed in a 20-footer at 17:08 house for the bout. BASEBALL SCORES, STANDINGS | |Los Angeles {San Francisco | Milwaukee [Pittsburgh | Cincinnati [Chicago | Philadelphia St. Louis National League 001 000 013 5--10 14 1 Mil 301 000 001 0-- 5 12 0 Brosnan, Nuxhall (3), Purkey (4), Wieand (7), Henry (9), San- chez (1-0) (9), Lawrence (10) and | Bailey, Dotterer (9); Spahn, Bur: dette (9), McMahon (1-1) (10), Rush (10) and Crandell, Lopata (10). HRs: Cin-McMillan 2 Mil-Matthews (2) {Los Angeles 000 000 000 San Fran 000 010 00x ) Drysdale (2-1) and Rosehoro; McCormick (2.0) and Wilson {Phila 000 000 200-- 2 | Pittsburgh 100 020 10x 4 | Cardwell (1-1), Gomez (6), Far |rell and Coker; Law (2-0 {and Burgess. HR: Pgh-Hoak (1) Today's Games (And Probable Pitchers) Philadelphia (Simmons 0-0) at Pittsburgh (Umbricht 0-1) (N) Cincinnati (O'Toole 1-0) at Mil- waukee (Willey 0-0) American League L Pet. GBL 0 1.000 ~ ) 1.000 1% 667 1% 500 500 333 National League L Pet 2 714 714 600 571 300 GBL 333 167 --a No 20 ui Cin 0 2 7 6 ) (7) Detroit Chicago Washington Baltimore New York Boston Kansas City 000 Cleveland 000 American League New York 001 000 000-- Boston 140 001 10x Turley (0-1), Ditmar (8) and Howard; Casale (140 H. Sullivan, Sadowski (1 Detroit 000 300 012-- 6 > ( 03 010 000 | Morgan (1-0) (8 and Berberet; ( 1 1 1 1 ) 15 711 0 Kipp and (3 8 i 0 Foy- eveland Mossi tack (9) ' Montreal 1 } Montreal Nixon (9). HRs: Det-Colavito (1), Cash (1), Kaline (1). Wash 031 010 210-- 8 14 1 Baltimore 400 003 000-- 7 12 0 Kemmer, Clevenger (1-0) (6), Hvde (8), Kralick (9) and Bat- tey; Pappas, Coleman (0-1) (7), Anderson (9) and Triandos. HRs: Was-Killebrew (1) Today's Games (And Probable Pitchers) Kansas City (Garver 0-0) Chicago (Shaw 0-0) Washington (Lee 0-0) at Balti- more (Barber 040) (N) New York (Gabler 0-0) at Bos- ton (Monbouquette 0-0) International League W 'L Pet. 0 1.000 0 1.000 -- 0 1.000 -- 1.000 000 000 L000 000 International League Toronto 000 100 311-- 6 10 2 Richmond 201 010 000-- 4 9 1 Negray, Heman (7), Ridzik (9) and Jones; Brinstad, Monroe (8) and Shantz, Montreal 200 004 010-- 7 9 Columbus 100 003 000-- 4 7 0 Grob, Valdes (6), Hunter (7) and Teed; Jackson, Blackburn (6), Olivo (7), Williams (8) and Hall Roch 102 000 000 1-- 4 8 0 Havana 000 003 000 0-- 3 4 2 Keegan, Donahue (6) and Rick- ets; Cuellar, Carrillo (6), Arroyo (7) and Azcue Buffalo Miami (Called after 6, Lehman and Lonnett; Archer, Valentinetti (3), Moeller 6); Stewart (8) and McCardell Today's Games at Columbus (N) loronto at Richmond (N) Buffalo at Miami (N) at GBL Toronto 1 Buffalo 1 Rochester 1 Havana Columbus Richmond Miami 1 015 000 0-- 6 6 0 rain) Perty [Rochester at Havana (N) PENALTIES MINOR Referee Andy Gurba of Bran don, Man,, called nine minor penalties, five of them to Tee- pees. In all four of them figured in the scoring with Brockville get- ting one while shorthanded The Canadiens are the pride of the National Hockey League Montreal Canadiens farm system and they represent the finest ju- nior talent in the province of Quebec. They have a nomadic history since they began life as the Montreal Junior Royals, moved to the Ottawa district to become the Ottawa-Hull Canadiens and If Brockville meets Edmonton in the Dominion final captain Bobby Rousseau will probably face a onetime teammate in Cliff Pennington who was with him on/' the Kitchener - Waterloo Dutch- men team which represented Canada in the 1960 Winter Olym- pics. Sugar Kings Drop Opener No Shooting By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The whirlwind finish of the aily brought them the 1959 little world series title is all forgotten today. This is another Interna- tional League season and the Kings learned right off that they'll have to stand or fall on 11960 performances The Rochester Red Wings spoiled the Kings' opener before Cuban Premier Fidel Castro and 20,000 fans 'with a 4-3, 10-inning victory But the Buffalo Bisons, last season's champions, started off {on the right foot with a 6-2, rain- shortened 7-inning victory over Miami. Toronto scored five runs in the last three innings in edg- ing Richmond 6-4 and Montreal defeated Columbus 7-4 in other first game activity Castro, who made probably the shortest public speech of his ca- reer. when he said: "Havana will | win the pennant," then sat back! By THE CANADIAN PRESS [(0-1), Thomas (9) and Romano, and saw his heroes rally from a tie the score in But Rochester, who uthit the .Cubans 8-4, got the winner in the 10th to give Luis Arroyo the loss. Ken Lehman gave Miami only six hits but was helped along by a wild pitch, a hit batsman and a walk to teammate Bobby Mor- gan with the bases loaded in a five - run third inning Lehman drove in the last two runs with a bases-loaded single. Toronto, héld to two hits by Jim Bronstad for six innings, scored three runs in the seventh and singletons the last two in- nings that gave Russ Heman the victory. Jack Waters homered for the Leafs. Bill Hunter, up from Green Bay, gave only one hit in three relief innings for 'Montreal. The Royals sewed up things with a four-run sixth inning, helped by three walks and three hits. Mont-| real Connie Grob got the victory. OLD COUNTRY | ' SOCCER SCORES LONDON (Reuters) of Wednesday night's games SCOTTISH LEAGUE Division TI Stirling 4 Cordenbeath 1 Forfar 2 East Fife 1 Morton 1 Falkirk 1 Queen's Pk 0 Stranraer 1 3-0 deficit and the sixth Results soccer E FARM OUT LOS ANGELE: ROOKIE (AP) Los 100 100 0-- 2 6 0/Angeles Dodgers Monday tarmed|with out rookie outfielder Al Norris 'and purchased the contract of rookie pitcher Ed Rakow, Norris was optioned to St Paul of the American Association Rakow with the Dodgers through spring training, was pw chased from Montreal of the International League. | |game, got the run across in the!troit SPORTS ~ CALENDAR TODAY'S GAMES No games scheduled. FRIDAY'S GAMES Fight Boss Files Huge Libel Suit CHICAGO (AP)--Truman Gib-|judges in Illinois who allegedly |son, president of National Boxing have been involved in fight fixe BASKETBALL {Enterprises has filed a $1,800,000|ing. | Y's Men's Minor League Play- libel suit against a writer who| He did not name anyone. But loffs (Final ®ame): Firefighters/charged television boxing he did offer to read a statement vs CKLB at 7.00 p.m. in Simcoe matches are rigged. about a 1956 investigation into 1. | The writer, James Stewart-Gor-|irregularities in California box: | {don, published his charges in the|ing. Frank Gilmer . |Apmi issue of Reader's Digest. rer unjesionet_X ak Sime Simcoe Hall [Re mae Bie 2hd n advertising saying: "I don't care to read Floor Hockey Game Scores |pany, also were named defend- Io stuff. I've got a belly. |ants. nL. . . 3 | Stewart-Gordon's article said a| And when Stewart - Gordon's, {monopoly rules the fight games|lawyer sought to enter several and "decides for virtually every|documents concerning New York {boxer fighting today--regardless maichinaker Jratiie Catbu, Gil ats tae {of his skill--when he will win or|mer refused to permit ii. ni He Sanetites 0 Jose 1B Ent Resgorn ra ) UE ST NGS ational B o x i n g Enterprises > : 4 an 20rE STANDINGS {operates on a national basis, pro-|the article, Abolish Professional Costics |moting televised fights in co-|Boxing, and the advertising firm mie operation with local fight man-|for calling a press conference and guile agers in many cities. circulating the article. Planets 2 Playoffs start this April 25 (round robin): Meteorites vs Planets p.m., Cosmics vs Satellites. Also April 26: 7 p.m., Cosmics vs . Bernard Glickman, fight man- 2 2 2 COMMISSION APPEARANCE ager, claimed he has lost about Monday,| Stewart-Gordon appeared Mon- $100,000 in earnings as a result 7 p.m. day before the Illinois State Ath- of the article. He asked the com- and 7.20|letic Commission and was asked mission to hold a hearing on Planets and 7.20 p.m. Meteorites vs Satellites FOREST VOLLEYBALL LEAGUE Maples 15, Willows 9. {to name fighters, referees and' Stewart-Gordon's charges. Oaks 15, Maples 2. Port Perry Wins 2 we, ONMHA "CC" Title Maples 1 Oaks By W. H. HALL {the high-flying Port Perry lads. Willows | Coach Garnet Warriner had his Carnachan scored his second goal 25 team up for this game as Port|at the 4.00 minute mark assisted Hull sorely missed former Na- tional Leaguer Leo Gravelle and |defenceman Gilles Lacelle, who was' felled by the stick of Frank Bathgate Monday. Bathgate drew la one-game suspensipn for his part in the fracas. Looks For Teeth While Goal Scored COPENHAGEN (AP) A Danish soccer club is up in arms because a referee searched for his lost false teeth during a league match -- and missed a goal. Referee Henning Erikstrup lost his teeth just as he was about to blow the final whistle, and spent several costly min- utes recovering them. In the meantime, the Ebertoft team Scared a goal to tie Noerager Erikstrup promptly blew his | whistle, cancelled the goal, and awarded ,a 4-3 victory to Noe- rager Ebeltoft protested that the match had not ended formally when they scored the fourth goal 13 WLP Erikstrup claims stances. "Why, I simply had to get my teeth back. Otherwise, some player might have put his big boot on them and crushed them," he said. admits extraordinary this, but circum- T 8 6 4 4 2 3 3 2.4 Playoffs Monday, April (round robin): 7.45 p.m., Oaks perry won the OMHA Juvenile by Carnegie and Geer vs Willows, Maples vs Oaks and "C" "championship downing Port] Burnett was chased for inter- Willows vs Maples Dover 6-1, thereby taking the ence at 942 and Port Dover Also games on Tuesday, April series 4-1. This was the first Pressed hard, but couldn't score. % championship team Port Perry Wickett picked up a penalty for has ever produced, and the com- charging at 14.31 and once again plete Minor Hockey organization Carnachan scored to increase the in Port Perry is to be congratu. [lead to 5-1. Burnett of Port Perry lated. scored the final goal of the game The first period started with/at 18.47, from Birkett, to give Port Dover taking charge as|Port Perry the win, 6-1, and the {they swarmed all over Port championship : i Perry, but Neil Wannamaker held, A strong team effort in this them off with some fine goal-|8ame by the Port Perry lads SUDBURY (CP) Montreal |netminder was sparkling and an tending and Port Perry came out Proved to be the clincher as Port Royals, playing on what coach almost airtight defence helped of the period with a 1-0 lead, on Dover were forced to depend on Floyd Currie called heart but no his cause. |a goal by Geer assisted by Carna-|their one strong line. Most of the legs, are champions of the East- |chan. Port Perry lads played well with ern Professional Hockey League, [RALLY FALLS SHORT Only two penalties in this Neil Wannamaker® in the nets The score was 1-1 after the period, both at 19.06 with Powell holding them together in the first first period but Montreal led 3-2|5; port Perry and Lambe of Period. going into the third, when each|port Dover off for holding. Chick Carnegie, Doug McMillan team scored once. A last-ditch| port pover picked up the first and Wayne Oke played terrific effort by Sudbury failed. The | penalty of this period with Butler defensive hockey as indicated by {Wolves pulled goaltender Gerry (go. charging at 1.2 and just the score, Up front it was once McNamara and scored once but| eight seconds later Doug Mec- again Jimmie Carnahan who led eouldmy a= another [Millan scored to give Port Perry the scoring with three goals as ob nett Gary therland, Kelly Buri, 30 lead. At the 9.00 minute he has done many times this es against neti, Toh ors an Reg Grigg mark Finch put Port Dover right Winter. Burnett showed well at Sudbury youngsters. Moon Molireshs goals. Jimmp back in the game with an un- times scoring two goals, with yy Moore, John Sleaver 'and Real : ies ¢ i "We have heart, but we haven't|Chevrefils wi S assisted goal. Gear aud Movies Shecking hand got the legs," said Currie after pig were Sulbwy marks: Jimmie Carnachan, who spark-| throughout the game. his team took a 3-2 game lead) EPHL president Ed Houston ed the team throughout the se. ne RE Yanse: n Montreal Sunday. presented Montreal captain Lulu Ties, scored unassisted at the [ Burne Meee: Former Montreal Canadiens Denis with the trophy after the 12.11 mark to close out tie scor-\ Ble, O° Sune, Frac: Gerry McNeil, who said after the game. ? ing in the second period. Port Ie Ron TENG, game he 3 ill Jetire nok, was a Montreal defenceman Wally Dover picked UP thet Second ma Clarke arnacuan, Tobin ad standou or oyals. i 3 3 i iri E: 0 il eriod, | : 3 ¢ i ya he little Clune, 30, also said he is retiring, |alty e CML an for manager, Al. Gawker. "HOCKEY SCORES, STANDINGS bs og ge {Ivey, McMillan, Finch, Butler, ort Wicker, Gamble, Karges,. Lamb, By THE CANADIAN PRESS Eastern Professional League Smithson, Butler, Taylor, Lange jo Lawes. * ® (Best-of-seven final) WLT I Montreal 4 302 Sudbury 3 4 0 21 Wednesday's Result Montreal 4 Sudbury 3 ! Allan Cup (Best-of-five Eastern Final) I'L TF" APts 3103 10 6 1-3.0.10 35 2 Wednesday's Result Hull 0 Chatham 19 Memorial Cup (Best-of-seven Eastern Final) WL TF 32024 2302 Royals Edge Sudbury; Win EPHL Championship The Royals, many of them vet- eran National League competi- tors, edged Sudbury Wolves 4-3 Wednesday night in the seventh game of the final to become first winner of the Tom Foley Memor- ial Trophy It was a spectacular comeback for Montreal, which wasn't |PORT PT" "nY SPLURGF The uu period was | |Perry's as Port Dover didn't have the legs to keep up with 'Argos Import Quality Is Big Question Mark TORONTO (CP) -- Lou Agase,|would not be pushovers for the | coach of Toronto Argonauts, Wed- other clubs in the league. |nesday reeled off the names of A good part of Agase's optim- |the new Americans signed by the ism is based on quarterback |Big Four Football League club | Tobin Rote, a 10-year-veteran of Ontario Junior C {for the 1960 season, leaving lis- the National Football League. A Pts, [Stratford 0 Whitby 7 |teners wondering about the qua- ener , "I feel without reservation that 23 6 (Whitby wins best-of-seven final [lity if not the quantity. |he wants to do an outstanding 24 4 40 St Wednesday's Result Catharines 5 Brockville 10 A Pts 21 20 Friday's Game 8 Brockville vs St. Catharines at 6, Toronto Ontario Senior B Strathroy 7 Welland-Crowland 7 (Strathroy leads best-of-seven final 3-1, one tied) Hull Ontario Intermediate A Napanee 9 Georgetown 1 (Best-of-seven final tied 1-1) St Cath Brockville | Agase reviewed at a press con- job in Canadian football," Agase -- -- [ference the 14 new Americans said. ; . whom Argos have disclosed] Rote, who played out his option McCormick Knocks Off LA [fre usm, nd suid he uopes wi trl Tigers las season {to have 32 new imports on hand |and then was signed by Argos, . . |for tryouts when training opens|is reported to be getting around To Help Giants Into Tie {uy 1. Nearly 1 tie 3 Jaye $23,000 for the season. een signed an gos will dis- |close other names in the next SUFFER SETBACK : By ED WILKS while Raul Sanchez picked up his|couple of months. A ne 2, he pass "= receivers Associated Press Staff Writer first decision after cutting down| Of those already revealed, have Base i ae SD FOURHDE on Job It appears that Mike McCor-| Milwaukee's ninth-inning rally. |been out of football for a year| e Su e. 0S lo Lhe en mick, after warming up on the Righthander Vern Law won his|or more, some have been injured Bop 9 Cnwive player; He is Philadelphia Phillies for two second for the Pirates, running|in the past and two have failed [pion Swe 2 Speedy end from years, is ready to start cutting his shutout string through 15 in-|to make other Canadian Profi: Sp.ean ae: y 0:4 gage said loose against the rest of the Na- Jings before the Phils scored [teams in previous seasons. fv pe; © dager x many tional League their two in the seventh. The y .} 's fi : The young lefthander, who had Bucs beat Don Cardwell (an! i Agase, however, expressed oon: Some of Jewett' fingers on one / y 5 Dlfidence that he has the founda- hand had to be amputated after clipped the Phils for a third of with Hoake's two-run homer in tion for a strong club. |an industrial accident f his victories and four of his five|the fifth. | months ago. A yg He didn't major league shutouts, knocked -- INO PREDICTIONS [rion et nase the off Los Angeles with a two-hit, | The former Michigan State as-| 1s Jill be bl : lay off Yer 1-0 decision Wednesday that |sistant coach, signed by Argos; sdded J a snd y of one hoisted San Francisco Giants [last December to a two-year con- |. nit" ee Judo ; Tog y : e tie: | ! s 4 ack ino = first-place tie with |iract as head coach after they| an opportunity i Beall i Kaline's Homer Triggers Runs Breaking Tie By ED WILKS Associated Press Staff Writer finished out of the playoffs for |" halfback. the fourth straight year, re- ; |frained from making Year rash| Agase said Argos have signed predictions, but said Argos would [BI Bucek, six Hoi none, 185 i ing football | o play interesting fooiha and fe and 12th draft choice of |Baltimore Colts of the NFL, |Bucek was Rice's leading ground- Cincinnati, breaking up a tie with five runs after two were out in the 10th inning, rapped Mil- waukee Braves 10-5. Pittsburgh Pirates defeated Philadelphia 4-2 in the only other National League game scheduled. ; If you're scoring the Cleveland- YOUNG VETERAN Detroit trades, give round two to McCormick, a one-time $65,000 the Tigers and at least a nod to - - | Denis Dejordy {gainer last season. ¥ . - bonus baby but now an old hand Al Kaline,: the forgotten hero. R k Of Y in his fifth season at 21, faced, Rocky Colavito and Norm Cash, 00 1€ ear only 29 men for his first two-hit-|a pair of ex-Indians, brought De-| OTTAWA (CP) ter, He gave up his only walk to|troit from behind with homers Denis Dejordy, 21, of Sault Ste. leadoff man Jim Gilliam, then but it was Kaline who delivered|Marie Thunderbirds has been retired 15 before Maury Wills sin-| the knockout punch for the second named the rookie-of-the-year in gled in the sixth. Gil Hodges got straight day as the Tigers clipped |the Eastern Professional Hockey the other Dodger single in the|/the Indians 6-4 Wednesday. | League's first season, it was an- seventh, but was cul down in a Kaline's first 1960 home run [nounced Wednesday. doubleplay cracked a 4-4 tie and triggered| The St. Hyacinthe, Que., native The Giants were held to five/two ninth inning runs. He broke|, yo : oo 9 " : J {a sure-fire NHL prospect, re singles by Don Drysdale, who up Tuesday's opener with a two-| ceived two first-place votes and lost his first in three decisions|run single in the 15th for a 4-2|{hree for third place from the although walking none and strik- edge. six governors for a total of 13 ing out five. Two of the hits, by) With the defending champion points. Willie Kirkland and Don Blasin-|Chicago White Sox (1-0) idle, De- (2-0) wound up atop the American League standings McMILLAN LEADS REDS BOSTONS FIRST WIN : Roy McMillan, who was 5-for-6/ The Boston Red Sox, winning third. and drove in five runs, carried their first on the third try, spilled| Other first-place votes went to the fight through eight innings the New York Yankees 7-1 and|Gerry Odrowski of Sudbury with a pair of homers for the Washington dropped Baltimore Wolves and Gerry Ouellette .of Reds and then slapped a two-run(8-7 in the only other games| Kingston Frontenacs. Five points single as they went ahead with scheduled in the AL. were awarded for a first-place three in the ninth. A pinch single| Colavito, the fan favorite traded |Vote, three for second and one by Ray Boone gave the Braves ajto Detroit Sunday for Harvey (for third. tie in the ninth, but rookie Tony|Kuenn, made up for Tuesday's/ Dejordy, considered = Chicago Gonzalez got the Reds rolling|0-for-6 debut as a Tiger with a|Black Hawks' top netminder a two out single that|three-run homer that tied it in|after Glenn Hall, had a 3.74 cracked it in the 10th. {the fourth. Then Cash, exchanged average in his first pro year, al- Ed Mathews' 301st home run, for third baseman Steve Demeter lowing 258 goals in 69 games and second of the season, came with/two weeks ago, crashed a pinch picking up one shutout. two on in the first for the Braves homer for a. 4-4 deadlock in the! A graduate of St. Catharines | against Reds' starter Jim Bros-|eighth Teepees of the OHA Junior A| nan. But Warren Spahn and Lew| To make it worse for the In- Series, he kept Thunderbirds in| Burdette, who came on in the dians, it now may be a week be- the battle for a playoff berth ninth, couldn't keep the Reds fore Kuenn gets over the muscle/right down to the wire before quiet. Don McMahon (1-1) lost itlpull suffered Tuesday. 'the team dropped to fifth place, Netminder He had a two-point edge over left winger Gilles Tremblay of| Hull-Ottawa Canadiens who was picked first twice and once for fifth. PLAIN OR FILTER CIGARETTES TIP