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ee ww sage GIANTS SEEK WAIVERS NEW YORK (AP)--New York Giants of the National Football League asked waivers Wednes- day on Phil King, i full- back. If the former Vanderbilt star is not claimed by a rival club he will be put on the Gi ants' disabled list and another 'player made eligible. RANGERS WIN OPENER Harvey And Worsley In Limelight Roles a 1.1 tie and ignited a Ranger] spurt early in the second pe- riod. The goal came on a 30- foot drive while Boston was playing one man short. 12 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thursday, October 12, 1961 Montreal and Chicago warmed up for their season openers with victories in exhibition games. The Canadiens beat their Hull - Ottawa farm club of the g0 at it again tonight -- this time in New York. Two other teams -- Toronto Maple Leafs and Detroit Red Wings -----make their 1961.62 de- By THE CANADIAN PRESS New York Rangers are look- ing spry under new playing- coach Doug Harvey. That's at least one impres-| CEST BRRRNEERARRABORARSESEY ES) sion created Wednesday night in\pyt tonight with a game at De- a 6-2 New York rout of the Bruins at Boston as the Na- tional Hockey League launched its 45th season, The Rangers, with seven new faces that included Harvey, Al Langlois and Guy Gendron--all former looked impressive with a rash of goals in backing up a fine performance by veteran goalie Lorne (Gump) Worsley. Montreal Canadiens-- troit. Chicago Black Hawks and Montreal Canadiens don't play until Saturday. CAN SCORE TOO Harvey, a six - time winner of the James Norris Memorial Trophy as the league's top de- fenceman, showed 13,534 fans at Boston Garden he can do more for the Rangers than just direct- ing traffic from the bench al Langlois also contributed a goal to the Rangers cause while Gendron had one assist. Other New York scorers were Andy Hebenton, Dean Prentice, Earl Ingarfield and rookie Jean Ra- telle. For the Bruins, the scorers) were Johnny Bucyk and new- comer Cliff Pennington. Worsley had one of his big nights in the Rangers nets. He made 33 saves while his oppon- New York and Boston, whol though he'll be 37 in December. ent, rookie Don Head, stopped Eastern Professional Hockey League 4-1 at Hull, Que. At St. Paul, Minn., the Black Hawks trounced the St. Paul Saints of the International Hockey League 10-1. The Hawks Wednesday farmed out two promising rook- jes -- Chico Maki and Murray Hall -- to Buffalo Bisons of the American Hockey League. They also signed star centre Stan Mi- kita to a 1961-62 contract. 29 shots. failed to make the Stanley Cup| He scored New York's second Elsewhere on the NHL scene, Springfield Indians Open AHL With Win| By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS| Winger Floyd Smith scored a|quick first period goals, then, | T's business at the samethree - goals trick for the In-|coasted in against the Barons. stand for Springfield Indians, giane put Bruce Cline provided|Zellio Toppazzini, Jim Bartlett ie i | American Hockey League king Ithe winner. He slapped in his and rookie Pierre Brilliant each pins for the last two seasons. | | e i i own rebound at 17:51 of the last had a pair for the Reds, Dan The 10diahs picked UD Where! Poliziani, Paul Arivee and they left off last season, open-|period to break a 2-2 tie. Smith| Gerry Ouellette one each. Cle- ing the season with a 4-2 vic-| oot his third goal at 18:48, hit-| . ' i ts! io veland's only marker was by tory over Pittshurgh Homets ting the empty cage after Pitts-|Cal Stearns late in the first pe-| ames {Wednesday night. : / ovid- burgh goalie Gerry McNamara riod. Toronto's salary holdouts were reduced to two when veteran defenceman Allan Stanley signed a new contract. Stanley was reported to have received a substantial raise. Still holding out for the Leafs are centres Bob Pulford and Billy Harris. JAN'S GARAGE 40 ALBERT ST. OSHAWA PHONE--725-8371 CALGARY HUNTERS HAVE BIG SUCCESS WITH 'BIG HORNS' Smiling happily over their | River, 60 miles from Calgary, | Clark and Ed Press, display | big horn sheep and a moose success after a week-end | these three hunters, left-to- | their trophies. The three Cal- | as well. hunt near the West Ghost | right, Jack Edwards, Don | gary hunters bagged these BSPORTS MENU Sot 3 Western League --(CP Wirephoto) By Geo. H. Campbell SPORTS EDITOR FART PERE RL I SRNRNRIRIRRTRERRRSIERENY FEF r EF IFYEYY $y 'Everything From Soup To Nuts' THEY PRIED the lid off the 1961-62 National Hockey League season last night (and also in the Am- erican Hockey League) and while there's no reason at this early date to expect the New York Rangers to gallop through this season's campaign to a first or second-place finish, we suspect that the presence of playing-coach Doug Harvey is certainly going to give the Blues more zip than they've shown in recent terms. He got the goal that broke the 1-1 deadlock last night in Boston and Rangers went on to win the opening game 6-2. and we know for sure that Doug Harvey isn't going to score tie-breaking goals every time his team is need- ing one, but certainly he'll be an inspiration to his charges, for this same NHL All-Star defenseman for numerous years can also score goals, stick-handle and lead attacks. He used to do it frequently with the Can- adiens and in recent years, they didn't need much help "yp front", These same two teams go right back at it tonight in Gotham and the Bruins will be in danger of a very bad start if they drop this one as well. SPORT FANS of the track-and-field variety, around Whitby, Ajax, Oshawa, etc, will be interested to know that Tom Tushingham, former Ontario schoolboy champ=- fon, started his U.S. College career in impressive fashion when he led the Seton Hall University freshman cross- country team to an opening meet victory over the Ford- ham University Frosh, a- week ago. Tushingham, a graduate of Whitby, finished first, in the fine time of 17:32, two seconds ahead of a teammate, Joe Kroh. Johnny Gibson, a former U.S. Olympic runner, is the coach of the South Orange, N.J. Seton Hall team and thinks Tushingham has great promise. He turned in a 49.4 in the 440-yards and a 1:56.4 in the half-mile, in Whitby last year and won the Ontario 440 title and also the Canadian age-class title in the same event. Tom will have six more meets and three champion- ghip meets before the indoor season rolls around, BRIGHT BITS -- Jim Denholm, president of the Oshawa and District Soccer Association, reports the finding of a man's ring, at Kinsmen Civic Memorial Stadium and it is believed to belong to some player using the dressing room. Members of Oshawa Legion Junior baseball team and Oshawa Imps football team can note -- owner may have same by identifying his property. . . . SCOREBOOKS ? We have a pile of about 15 on our desk. They belong to such teams as Oshawa Legion Jrs., Victors, Oshawa Dairy, MacLean's, Heff- ering's, Dodd's Juveniles, Black's, Karn's, Connaught Park Pee Wees, Nipigon Park Pee Wees, etc., etc. We don't want them and the team managers may want the information contained, so we wish they'd drop in and pick up their property. . . . MAJOR LEAGUE in curling is the latest move afoot among the besom an' stane en- thusiasts of Toronto and district. They're planning a 16- team circuit, two groups of eight teams, top-notch rinks from 10 Toronto clubs and six from out-of-town clubs. We understand that Oshawa will be invited to enter one rink. . . . CURLING at the Oshawa Club, is slated for Friday, Nov. 3rd as "Opening Night". N.Y. YANKEES are expected to give Manager Ralph Houk a two-year contract, at $40,000. per year, when they hold their club meeting today noon. Junior Habs Jr. A Group Earl Lunsford = FIGHTS LAST New Leader In | NIGHT Plays 280 G By THE CANADIAN PRESS |les and the league granted Co- The Western Hockey League ley Hall a franchise in San begins its 280-game schedule on Francisco. Winnipeg Warriors four fronts Friday night. were given a year's leave of Portland Buckaroos, ing champions, play the Blades to return. in Los Angeles, San Francisco] The Seals play their first 14 Seals meet the Totems in Scat- games on the road while final tle, Spokane Comets play theltouches are made to the ice Canucks in Vancouver and Cal-'plant in the 12,000 - seat San gary Stampeders take on the Francisco Cow Palace. The Flyers in Edmonton. Blades will play their home The Blades and Seals, games in the 14,300-seat Mem- comers to the WHL, are the orial Sports Arena. league's first California entries, The league will be divided nto since 1950, when the southern two divisions with Portland, division of the old Pacific Coast Spokane and the Cali fornia Amateur League folded. teams in the southern section Jim Piggott transferred his and the remaining clubs in the Victoria franchise to Los Ange- northern group. news Chief Attorney Gan Pays Record Price LONDON, Ont. (CP) -- Chief Attorney Can won the eighth |race at the Western Fair Race- Fill 6-Team $101.40, the largest single return at the fall meet. TORONTO (CP) -- The jun- Although overlooked by the ior Montreal Canadiens and crowd of 1,733 in the win bet- five Ontario teams will form ting, Chief Attorney Can paid the Ontario Hockey Association only $12.70 to place and $2.60 to Junior A Series this season af-|show. Colonel C. Volo, the 3-to-5 ter working out an agreement favorite was second and Shiela Wednesday with Toronto Maple ¥_ third. Leafs. ~ -- mrs - had threatened consistently to C A d S bar operation of the junior up n alucer league under an NHL constitu- ion clause which prevents pro- fessional or pro sponsored 500 - mile radius of another pro. TORONTO (CP)--The cream team's home rink without per- of Canada's two-year-olds crop mission. will be represented in Satur- Under terms agreed upon day's 25th annual running of the with Stafford Smythe, chairman Cup and Saucer Stakes at New and co - owner of the junior est renewal of the autumn juve Toronto Marlboros, all six nile classic, with a purse of teams in the Junior A league more than $30,000. will operate within Toronto's| Woodbine officials announced 50 - mile radius. earlier this week that 106 juve- one exhibition game each with|urday's 1 1-16 - 'mile run. Rac- the Marlboros and Toronto St. ing secretary Anthony Simms Michael's College as part of anticipates there will be at Sunday afternoon doubleheaders | least 12 starters, which would here. provide a purse of $31,440. will include St. Catharines, Ni- precocious grey filly which won agara Falls, Hamilton, Guelph last week's $12,000 Princess and Peterborough. Elizabeth Stakes, is certain to St. Michael's and Marlboros, be one of the favorites. both members of the Junior A L] to join a new Metropolitan Tor- YESTERDAY S lonto loop. By THE CANADIAN PRESS Goalie Lorne (Gump) Wors- ley of New York, who made 33 saves as the Rangers routed Boston Bruins 6-2. Curlers Plan 'Major League 0f 16 Rinks > - - TORONTO (CP) -- A "major, RiVal Captains |Jsague," of Faring 10 3 s| from Toronto an six from] | other Ontari t aS R d C (formed "Wednesday night for! ay Y er up winter-time competition. The National League Leafs Attracts C teams from operating within a tira ream of the Leafs hockey committee Woodbine. This will be the rich- In return, the teams will play niles still are eligible for Sat. Besides Montreal, the league First Note, Frank Conklin's league last season, dropped out STARS In the other openers, Pr ence Reds bombed Cleveland Barons 9-1 and Rochester Amer- jcans beat Buffalo Bisons 3-2 on i Pappin's overtime goal. Hershey Bears and Que Aces have openers this week- defend-| absence, but few expect them end Seek To Put Inter. Team In Atlanta ATLANTA (AP) -- Ballpark owner Earl Mann and Joe Ryan, general manager of an International League franchise, planned to confer again today in an effort to come to terms over leasing Ponce de Leon Park for class AAA baseball. The two scheduled a meeting with representatives of the At- |way Wednesday night and paid|lanta Chamber of Commerce] and Junior Chamber of Com- merce to try to reach an agree- ment to bring the franchise, op- |erated first in San Juan, then {Charleston, W. Va., to Atlanta. Official transfer of the fran- chise and its attendant working agreement with the St. Louis Cardinals to Atlanta for 1962, hinges upon the leasing of Ponce de Leon Park by the Ryan group. Miami and Mont- real are other cities in line for the franchise in event the At- lanta deal falls through. BAD NIGHT FOR BOSTON'S FANS BOSTON (AP) -- It was a bad night all around for some Boston Bruins fans. First, they jammed Bos- ton Garden only to see the Bruins trounced 6-2 by New York Rangers in the open- ing National Hockey League game: Then 20 fans went out of the garden to where they'd parked cars -- across drive- ways in some cases -- and | learned the vehicles had | been towed away by police. | That's $7.50. towing costs plus a $10 fine. Another 137 will get little missives in the mail from the Boston police depart- ment, fining them for park- ing illegally. Most of those tags will cost $15, the fine for blocking traffic. Announce Draw Davis Cup Play | ROME (AP)--Jon Douglas of | Santa Monica, Calif., will meet Italian tennis champion Fauston | Gardini Friday in the opening singles Davis Cup Interzone fi- was lifted for a sixth forward. | | 'Pittsburgh, making its first appearance after a five-year ab-| |sence from the league, got goals| Ross. Providence jammed in six! { Pappin hit at 3:38 of the over-| time after two scoreless periods | at Buffalo. Dave Creighton and| Wayne Hicks got first period| bec/from Ching Johnson and Ray goals for Buffalo, which were] matched by Bruce Draper and | Stan Smrke. | 'Stamps Send Brown | To Thunderbirds | CALGARY (CP)--Left winger | Jimmy Brown Wednesday was {sent from Calgary Stampeders| |of the Western Hockey League| to Sault Ste. Marie Thunder- birds of the Eastern Profes- sional League. Brown, 25, is entering his third year as a professional. He| was sent to Thunderbirds at the {direction of the parent Chicago {Black Hawks of the National League. Tiger-Cats Get Carver Shannon Former Bomber HAMILTON (CP) -- Carver Shannon, a speedy halfback who was dropped recently by Win- nipeg Blue Bombers after three years with the Western Football| peared somewhat sore after the) Conference club, has been|finish of Wednesday's tough 1 signed by Hamilton Tiger-Cats, |%-mile race. But trainer Jack the Eastern Conference club an-| nounced Wednesday, The Tiger - Cats have been seeking a replace ment for George Scott, who has been called up by the United States rmy. The 197-pound, six-foot - one Shannon signed to play in 1962 with Los Angeles Rams of the National League after being waived out of the Western and Eastern leagues following his release by Winnipeg. Carry Back | NEW YORK (AP) -- Carry Back, the odds-on favorite of an Aqueduct crowd of 25,381, finished a well - beaten third Wednesday as Sheriuck out. fought Ambiopoise in a rough home-stretch duel and captured the 69th running of the $54,600 Lawrence Realization. Sherluck is the upset colt who won the rich Belmont Stakes last June at 65-to-1 odds as Carry Back failed to add that classic to his Kentucky Derby and Preakness scores. Sherluck paid $17.20, $6.90 and $290. Ambiopoise, second choice, returned $3.50 and $2.50 while Carry Back, the 11-t0-20 favorite, was $2.20 to show. Carry Back, who came out of tHe Belmont lame, also ap- Price said he could find noth- ing wrong with the horse. In order to get him for the lj remainder of t he season, the Tiger - Cats have reached an agreement with the Rams to put him on waivers at the end {of the season. Should any Cana- dian club refuse to waive on| {him to allow his return to the {Los Angeles club, the Ticats {have agreed to purchase .his contract from the Rams. | Angels Release 'Three Veterans LOS ANGELES (AP) -- First | |baseman Ted Kluszewski, catcher Del Rice and infielder Rocky Bridges were given un- conditional releases by Los An- |geles Angels Wednesday night. | | General manager Fred Haney |said the action was taken to| | make room for younger players on the American League club. | "We plan to retain Rice and |Bridges in our organization," {Haney said. | Kluszewski, who owns two| | restaurants in Cincinnati, Is re-| is important Feel a vibration in your car at certain speeds? Noticed uneven tire wear? 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Oshawa is expected to pro- vide one entry. sey City, 8. -- Expect Houk To Get Pay Boost, NEW YORK (AP)--New York | Yankees, happily paying the price of their 19th world serie Eskimos May Lose championship, are expected to sign manager Ralph Houk, > Walden To Army to a two-year contract today at| g ON fs an estimated $40,000 a Season. Wann Org m Yo Eo The champs, who set the halfback, takes his United trend Wednesday by handing re-|States Army medical examina-|"er® the long shots in the mo. nie at Detroit lief ace Luis Arroyo a bonus|tion Friday in Butte, Mont., the |starting Friday will be a walk- {over for the Americans. They are the men who should know--American captain Jerry {Barber and British captain Dai Bookies have made the Amer- |icans 7-2 favorites to win the |cup for the 11th time in the two- day competition. "The bookies must be in- [sane," said Barber after lead | {ing his team through the sec- ond day of practice on the {Royal Lytham St. Anne's course. "This match will be as even as it could be." Rs, 48-year - old Welshman playing in his ninth Ryder Cup, said: "Don't write us off. We | matches played in Britain four lick of Calgary have caught the|reported at $5,000 for his per- Western F oot ball Conference Years ago--and we still won." most passes, 32 each. | End Ernie Pitts of Winnipeg has the best completion aver-|ence at which Houk's signing is| Eskimos from the University of {for the WFC playoffs. He is| Providence formance during the 1961 sea-|club said Wednesday. son, have called a press confer-| Should Walden, who joined notice and be lost to Edmonton age, catching 31 of 32 aerials for éxpected to be announced at Georgia, pass the medical, Wejthird among Eskimos scorers 96 per eent. noon. |could receive an early induction!and leads the WFC in punting. |singles. 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