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12 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thursday, December 7, 1961 ALD (14) OF BLACK H AWKS BEATS = "SPORTS MENU By Geo. H. Campbell SPORTS EDITOR i 'Everything From Soup To Nuts' CHICAGO BLACK HAWKS, just about the time the "experts" were getting ready to wash out the Stan- ley Cup holders as mere also-rans for the 1961-62 hon- ers, snapped to life last night in New York and handed the Rangers an 8-3 licking, with "Ab" McDonald scoring three goals for the Hawks. The win keeps the Chi- hawks a notch ahead of Detroit so now, the Red Wings have to start flying if they hope to finish in the top four and catch a Stanley Cup playoff berth. Leafs are in Montreal tonight and Rangers visit Detroit while the Black Hawks play in Boston. Toronto Leafs have called up ex-Boston Bruin netminder Don Simmons, to do their goal-keeping chores tonight in Montreal. Mean- while, word comes out of Montreal that their ace de- fenceman, Tom Johnson, who suffered an eye injury a week ago in Toronto when struck by teammate Lou Fontinato's stick, will be able to get back into action in about two weeks. BOXING NEWS is interesting these days, even if you don't feel like taking everything you read too seriously. Henry Cooper's defeat by Zora Folley on Tuesday night may have cost him a chance for a title fight with heavyweight Floyd Patterson. Maybe Cooper wasn't so stupid? Seems that the Cooper-Patterson fight was all teed up, but the upset by Folley will no doubt change things drastically. Archie Moore, who seldom goes 48 hours without being quoted, tells it now that he refused to fight Cleroux on Tuesday night in Montreal, when fight promoters "started to barter" -- they and we presume "they" is promoter Eddie Quinn, wanted to trim Moore's $50,000 guarantee when the advance sale made it obvious that the event was to bea financial flop. Meanwhile, Sugar Ray Robinson fights Canadian Wilf Greaves in a return bout, tomorrow night in Pittsburgh. And for the icing -- Toronto promoter Frank Tunney is now offering Bob Cleroux another re- turn bout with George Chuvalo -- in Toronto, .Oh hum -- if the natives buy this one -- they'll buy anything! BRIGHT BITS:- Max Bentley, former NHL star, has offered to coach Vancouver Canucks and Father Dave Bauer is reported ready to coach the VU, of BC. Thunderbirds . . . CHARLES TOOTH, the 57-year-old Hamilton golfer who has been blind since he was nine, shot a hole-in-one in St. Petersburg Pasadena golf course yesterday ... TIGER-CATS office in Hamilton reports that most of their 1961 Big Four championship team will be returning for action next season 'POP' IVY, coach of St. Louis Cardinals for four seasons in the NFL and. the man who™tes" Sam Etcheverry there, has resigned as coach of the Cards. . SWEDEN is going to compete for the Scotch Cup, which means the big world-wide curling classic this spring will have four entries, Canada, Scotland, United States and Swed- en... SEVERAL OSHAWA rinks were competing in out-of-town curling events this week but at the time of abe IMP" WORSLEY | N.Y. RANGER GOALIE "Gt Ab McDonald 'Scores Three | As Hawks Fly By LAURENT CHIASSON _jchanged me to a left winger,"'| Canadian Press Staff Writer jsays McDonald. 'tHe knew I This may be the season that|used to play right wing so I Ab McDonald, Chicago Black|wasn't surprise Hawks husky 25-year-old win-|Shifted me ger, finally cracks the 20-goal; McDonald's three goals raised} barrier. his season output to seven. In If he does it'll be because of|three previous seasons in the his versatility, aggressiveness|NHI: he scored only 39 times,| and a hard, accurate shot. For|including a high of 17 in 1960- these were the ingredients that/61- earned him a job on coach Rudy| Eric Nesterenko scored two of Pilous' revised power play Chicago's other goals Wednes-| McDonald already has scored|day night as Hawks bolted to a| |five goals when the opposition|$-0 lead after two periods of| was shorthanded since Pilous,|Play. Murray Balfour, Bobby mostly out of desperation, first|Hull and Jerry Melnyk got tested the new power play in a the others. Hay drew four as- National Hockey League game Sists Nov, 7. | Guy Gendron got two of New Two of them came Wednes-|York's goals while the other day night against New York|went to Andy Bath gate, the Rangers. Altogether, McDonald|NHL's scoring leader. Bath-| rapped home three goals as the |gate's goal--his 11th of the sea- Black Hawks, displaying some|Son--gave him 36 points--four jof the form that made them|more than runner - up Claude Stanley Cup champions last| Provost of Montreal Canadiens. |spring, romped to an 8-3 victory; The victory was Chicago's at New York. first over New York this sea-| | Pilous' power play is unique|son and boosted the Hawks into} jin that it is made up of three/fourth place, one point ahead of} centres--Bill (Red) Hay, Broncolidie Detroit Red Wings. The! |Horvath and Stan Mikita--Mc-|Hawks had scored only six! |Donald and a defenceman. Mc-|goals in four earlier games | Negro Grid Star Says Hell Take The Best Offer NEW YORK (AP)--Ernie Da-|000 for three years, plus a $25,-. 7 vis says he's not interested in|000 bonus. becoming a guinea pig in a| Asked about the Titan offer, professional football racial dis-/Davis said: 'Mr. Wismer has) / talked to me by telephone, 1) ' pute, a | "T wish they would quit bring-|told him I was interested." ing up this race stuff," the} What about the Redskins? great Syracuse University half-/ "I will talk to them some back says. "I don't want to bejtime next week. But I can't! another Jackie Robinson. I just)make a decision until after our want to play football and !'ll go game with Miami in the Lib- where I can ot the pe nage erty Bow! (at Philadelphia Dec. The 210-pound speedster, who)16)." smashed Jimmy Brown's ball-| Would Marshall's past ati- carrying and total offence rec-\tude about ords at Syracuse, Wednesday |player affect his decision? night became the first Negro in| "Not at all. I don't worry 27 years to receive the Heis- about the racial issues. He is a man Trophy as the best United | good businessman. If he makes States college player of the/me the best offer, I'll take it." year. ee Now he finds himself the pawn in a tug-of-war between the National and American foot- ball leagues on the one hand and the U.S. government and George Marshall's Washington Redskins on the other. U.S. WARNS Pres. Kennedy Finds Davis avis, 21, was the first pick "Not Talking' D of the Redskins after Marshall,}; NEW YORK (AP) Even whose teams have been pick-| President Kennedy couldn't eted by racial groups, was given |learn the pro football intentions a stiff warning by Secretary of of Syracuse's Ernie Davis, No. the Interior Stewart Udall. Mar-'1 college player irl the United shall was told he must hire a States. Negro player to prove himself, "What are your future plans, not guilty of discriminatory |Ernie?" the president asked as practices. he shook hands with the strap- The Redskins are the only ping, 210-pound halfback in a NFL team which has never had'|New York hotel Wednesday. a Negro player. Governmet) "I play in the Liberty Bowl at pressures were brought because Philadelphia Dec. 16, sir," Er- the Redskins this season started /nie replied. "After that, I hav- using a new federal-built stad-|en't made up my mind." jum in Washington. The coal miner's grandson Davis also was drafted by Buf-|from Elmira, N.Y., and the falo Bills of the AFL. He says|president passed pleasantries d when he he has been approached by sev-|for 45 seconds--at the insist-jrun eral Canadian teams, with Cal-!ance of the chief executive. gary Stampeders of the West-|. Washington Redskins of the ern Conference making a par-|National League and Buffalo ticularly good offer. Bills' of the American League On top of this, Harry Wismer,|are both bidding for the serv- owner of the AFL New York Ti-jices of Davis, winner of the tans, says he will try to get the|/Heisman Trophy for being voted rights to Davis from Buf-|the best college football player falo and will pay Ernie $100,-'in the country. Kingston Whips League Leaders By THE CANADIAN PRESS | Kingston Frontenacs are zero- ing in on first place in the East- ern Professional Hockey) League, and, judging from Wed- nesday night's performance, league - leading Kitchener Beavers are living on borrowed time. | The _ resurgent trounced Kitchener 9-4 to move} within striking range of top) spot. Only four points separate) Kingston was shorthanded. PACES ATTACK attack with Singles. went ston each. to Bobby Leiter and Attersley. Kitchener marksmen signing a Negro) crusher when Bobby Attersley } Hate | scored on a breakaway while|part in the Local 222 scoring] Rookie Nelson Leclair and|period with Al Griffin, Bobby} Tom McCarthy paced the King- two goalsithe red light in the middle league |frame. Goaltender Pat Medcalfe| * , Frontenacs| Scoring leader Orv Tessier, Don \tig; defence, McCabe, Davis; | \Blackburn, Pete Panagabko, were Cameron, Another Bout -- With Chuvalo | TORONTO (CP)--Frank Tun-} ney, Toronto boxing promoter, | said Wednesday night that champion Bob Cleroux can have another chance at fulfilling a contract to fight Toronto's George Chuvalo for the Cana- dian heavyweight title. | Cleroux won the title from) Chuvalo in Montreal last Au-| | gust. At that time, Tunney said) | a rematch clause in the con- | |} tract stipulated there would) i be another bout Sept. 18 in Tor-| onto if Chuvalo lost. Cleroux) posted a $5,000 bond for the | St sf September fight. Tunney said Wednesday he 3 has telegraphed Al Bachman, j the Montrealer's manager, of-| fering to hold the rematch in) \Toronto Jan. 15 or 22. | | Ontario Athletic Commis-| jsioner Merv McKenzie sus- jpended Cleroux in Ontario for \failure to live up to the original jcontract, He said he had noti- \fied the National Boxing Associ- 'ation of the suspension and pre- {sumed it had been upheld. | NEW McGILL COACH Bill Bewley, pro halfback | with Montreal Alouettes and Eastern Conference scoring champion in 1958, has been named the new coach of Mc- { GR Universtiy Seeme, & McKenzie said he couldn't un- the Senior Intercollegiate |gerstand why the Montreal Ath-, | Football League. The 30-year- |jetic Commission would sanc-| old Hamilton native succeeds |tion a bout between Cleroux and| | ex-Alouette Bruce Coulter. Archie Moore in view of Cler-| --(CP Wirephoto) 'oux's suspension. 222 Midgets Set Hot Pace © Local 222 continued their|fence, Brasnick, White; for-| "sizzling" clip in the Oshawa/wards, Reid, Clippell, Jeffer- Minor Hockey Association eight-|son; alternates, O'Connor, Rob- team Midget League last night|inson, Keenan, Tilling, Kidd, at the Children's Arena. Burke, Cameron, Weldon, Stryn- Elwood Bradley's bombers atta, Neate and Richard. | blanked hapless Kiwanis 4-0 to| KINSMEN -- goal, Chapman; | their unbeaten, untied|defence, Cole, Conlin; forwards, istreak to four games. pe nae Townsend, big ri | In the four triumphs, they've|@lternates, Salter, Studley, scored 17 goals while opposition|Adams, Kniskniski, Gray, Mar- a mere two. itin, Taylor and Brown. Canadian Legion and Lions|LEGION, 1 - FIREFIGHTERS 0 kept pace as the Legionnaires} Dougie Sutton's goal in the! shaded Firefighters 1-0; Lions|second period proved to be the dumped Kinsmen 5-2 and in the only marker as Canadian Le- other fixture Rotary took over|gion shutout Firefighters 1-0.) |third place edging Navy-Vets Sutton pulled the trigger on a! |2-1 perfect three-way passing play | As a result of the action,|with Johnny Fair and Doug jLocal 222 has 8 points to lead|Balsom. | the loop. Legion and Lions are| Gary Stevenson and Rick jnext with 7 points apiece follow-|Crawford shared the Legion- jed by Rotary with 5. |naires' cage duties to gain the | shutout. | LOCAL 222, 4 KIWANIS, 0 | Four different players took} CANADIAN LEGION -- goal, Stevenson and Crawford; de- jfence, Kay, Scattergood; for- locals blanked wards, Balsom, Bradley, Fair; | alternates, Sutton, Brown, Smith, Davies, Trewin, Hane- |Calford and Joey Waite blinking|Wich, | Mushnyski, Foster, Ton- _ FIREFIGHTERS -- goal, Hen- | spree as the Kiwanis 4-0. -Bobby Came scored the only goal in the firs |turned in the shutout. | LOCAL 222 -- goal, Medcalfe; |defence, Stroud, Dick; forwards Solomon, Griffin forwards, Foreman, Barry, Gil- lette; alternates, Hiller, Hayes, '|Pajkowic, Noakes, Pakosta, |Donald, normally a left winger,|against New York--losing three | the teams and Kingston has two|Chick Balon, Ed Hoekstra, Mellalternates, G. Dionne, Bowen. Korbak, Patchenson, Bowman- jshifts to right winger for the/and tying one. | power play. New York remains in_ third |wing was the position he played|front - running Canadiens. Chi-| jin juvenile hockey in his native|cago built up a 3-0 lead in the |Winnipeg and in his first year first period on goals by Baifour, | of junior hockey at St. Cathar-|Nesterenko and McDonald. The| jines. Hawks added three more in the | "Pilous was my coach at St.!second--McDonald getting two Catharines and the one wholand Hull one. games in hand. |Pearson and Leon Rochefort. Frontenacs now have regis-| days. there was nolleast 10 days. the outcome at} Frontenacs announced the Frontenacs/Gerry Ouellette, playing Beavers. But doubt about as Se : Y i Beavers played without play-|fwart, Stone, Calford and Luke. | But he doesn't mind. Right/iplace, five points behind the|tered four wins in the last five|ing - coach Red Sullivan and) rookie Bryan Hextall, both out : i N Abeer per iA - Be defence, Kitchen, Kaplan; for- Before Wednesday's en-|with injuries. Kingston's Lorne| .-4< Cullen, Waters, Hirst; counter, Kingston had won only|Ferguson missed the game and| jiternates Corneal, Dick one game in six against thelis expected to be sidelined at Z me that son, Stauffer, Nicholas, Martin and McEversis. Officials |Bradley, Waite, J. Dionne, Charlie Durno, KIWANIS Burtch; goal, and Harvey Balsom. BLIND GOLFER ' Brownell, Waldie, Werry and Sills. Offers Cleroux | INDIA FANS RIOT WHEN KANPUR, India (Reuters) } Police riot squads quelled dis- orders Wednesday as India and Britain drew in the sec- | ond of their five-match cricket | test: series. India's players--who had a chance to win the match but | could only draw as England batted through the day--were the targets of fruit and other missiles hurled by disgruntled fans. Members of the crowd also | | flashed mirrors in the eyes of | ENGLAND GETS DRAW | not out earlier in the match, was felled by an unripe guava --as hard as'an orange--from the stands. A. G. Kripal Singh also was hit by a piece of fruit India, with a first innings score of 467 for eight declared, dismissed England for 244 in the first innings, forcing the visitors to bat again. By the end of the game, England was 274 runs ahead with five wick- ets left standing. Ken Barrington and Ted Dexter added easy centuries Kingston | ' ; hopped into a quick 3-0 first-pe-|season with Providence Reds of| riod lead. gin to 5-4 with 15 minutes left|parent Boston Bruins of the Na-|tre, Kitchener narrowed the mar- this| ROTARY, 2-NAVY VETS, 1 In a real defensive struggle, the American League, has been|Rotary nosed out Navy Vets 2-1. assigned to Kingston by the|Johnny Barron, pepper-pot cen- potted the Navy Vets' in the game, but the Frontenacs|tional League. Ouellette was in| goal. Gordie Brooks tallied the kept up the pressure, added|the Frontenacs' net the last tWoltie breaker and Martin Sud- "61 Ball Livelier | \batting and wind lat the Armour Research Foun-|in 1927, dation there was a "rabbit" in the differences in drag would give| one more goal, then applied the!seasons ldard shot the other winers' Says Tes CHICAGO (AP) -- Scientific - tunnel tests that have determined goal. | NAVY VETS -- goal, Mc- |Can; defence, Knapp, Brem- |ner; forwards, Dawe, Zak, Pil- |key; alternates, MacDonald, |\Clapp, Sheridan, Rocburne, \Crawford, Freeman, Baron, | Stacey, Cooks and Stein. ROTARY -- goal, Fields; de- ence, Barr, Killinbrook; for- than those used during the Babe| wards, Whisitt, Brooks, Cher- Ruth era. Ruth his 60 homers|nick; alternates, Domonkos, |Suddard, Ernest, Wilson, Roach, ts Prove indicated|Suddard and Marchut. LIONS, 5-KINSMEN, 2 Wind tunnel tests HOLE-IN-ONE ST. PETERSBURG, Fila. (AP) -- Charles Tooth, blind since the age of nine, scored a hole-in-one Wednesday. The 57-year-old Hamilton Ont. native who spends win- ters in St. Petersburg, re- corded what is believed to be the only ace everscore by a blind golfer. Tooth, international blind golf champion in 1946, used a No. 5 wood on the 167- yard hole at the Pasadena golf course. He formed the Canadian Blind Golf Association in 1948 and was its president until 1957, He was Canadian champion in. 1945-46 and 1957, 1 Paul Kawzenuk, Tom Wilson | - =" " -- iow | 1961 CHEVROLET BEL AIR 2-door model with famous Powerglide trans- mission. New condition. (A97564) $2245 1961 PONTIAC 2-door custom with radio. In showroom condition. (B7455) $2145 1960 CHEVROLET 4-door sedan in 2-tone blue and ivory. Custom radio. (B12371) $1695 1960 BUICK 4-door hardtop with Dynaflow, Radio, Power Steering, Power Brakes, etc., (A94049). $2195 1960 CHEVROLET 2-door hardtop with radio. Sharp in turquoise and ivory, Very clean. 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Polly Umrigar, the star In- dian batsman who hit 147 Wednesday as England 1961 baseball, editors of Popu-|an advantage to the new balls} | notched a 'second innings to- - ; ; Sparked by the goal efforts lar Mechanics magazine said enough to boost a 350-foot fly to] of ise Weldon and Bob Robin-| Father Dave Bauer tal of 479. The overnight def- Besagengen ; : Colas run. ey oldison, Lions outscored Kinsmen| icit of 23 was made up in the | e magazine editors, spons-|balls ha to per cent more|5.9. The other marksmen for| 4 2 first hour of play. ors of the tests, say that base-|drag than the new ones. Lions was Bobby Burke. Will Coach Birds VANCOUVER (CP) -- Rev. balls used during the 1961 sea-| Impact tests during the four-| Sharing the ogee goals | y and Howden|payid Bauer, 37, of the Basil- HOCKEY SCORES, STANDINGS son, in which Roger Maris, NeW/month study showed that the|were Glenn Gra jian Fathers, who coached Tor- By THE CANADIAN PRESS | York Yankees outfielder, hit 6l1/new balls had more bounce at/|Bryton. home runs, were much livelier/jower bat speeds. LIONS -- goal, Lupel; de-/onto's St. Michael's College Ma- National League oh WLT F A pt(|Strathroy An electronically controlled| ~~ |jors to the Memorial Cup cham- CAHA Reveals batting machine was designed|changes in the yarns, rubber|Pionship last spring, has agreed i 5.2 61 33 Windsor bg h l 147 55 31| Galt our edu e to duplicate the swings of light)and cork core materials and|to coach the University of Brit-| heavy hitters. | manufacturing processes, jish Columbia Thunderbirds. 118 74 28| Waterloo ' Miran WAS We i gelteotstock For Bearcats MELVILLE, Sask. (CP) Chemical tests showed that} Older balls had small seams| Father Bauer moved to St. jwhile an attempt was made tojand tighter, flatter stitching,|Mark's Roman Catholic College keep the ball consistent through) making them smoother than the|at he university here a few Detroit 812 3 59 7419\Chatham Boston 516 3 62 9913 rsd . : 69 7 Wednesday's Result ope an) 2 " 7 Gordon Juckes, secretary-man- ager of the Canadian Amateur Hockey Association, Wednesday the years, there have been|1961 balls. 'months ago. Chicago § New York 3 St. Thomas O11 0 18111 0 announced the itinerary for the ae Wednesday's Result OEE og 2 Games Woodstock 5 Stratford 4 _ oston Friday's Games . New York at Detrolt Strathroy at Woodstock tae maaan of te Manas ; Bay Senior Hockey League. | The Bearcats leave Port Ar- St. Thomas at Chatham American League Galt at Stratford -- Eastern Division thur today and arrive at Pra- gue, Czechoslovakia, Friday. Western League WoT Fy Vancouver 0 San Francisco 2 16 6 1 99 ¢ They play Dec. 9 at Pardu- bice, Czechoslovakia, against a Seattle 2 Portland 3 14 7 2 80 'Spokane 3 Calgary 8 1211 0 81 Czech B team; Dec. 10 at Os- trava against a Czech B team; International League 716 1 54 5| Toledo. 1 Fort Wayne 6 Western Division Eastern League Dec. 12 at Brno against a Czech Wet eo junior team; Dec. 13 at Bratis- lava against an unnamed team; Knoxville 5 Clinton 4 1410 1 77 29 Charlotte 2 New Haven 4 9 ld be Dec. 18 and Dec, 19 near Pra- gue against a club team; Dec. Cleveland 2 Intercollegiate Senior Buffalo 1012 0 67 McGill 1 Laval 5 Pittsburgh 416 1 47 Northern Ontario Senior 9 i y ; , sitet . 21 y : Ger- _Wednesday's Results Abitibi 4 Rouyn-Noranda 8 ood Dee 33 at Berlin; Dec Providence 5 Buffalo 3 Porcupine 1 Kapuskasing 7 26 at Gothenbourge Sweden, Springfield 4 Cleveland 2 Nova Scotia Senior against Vastra Frolunda: Dec. 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Kitchener Gosselin said the commission Kingston has no immediate plans to re-| Kingston instate Quinn's boxing promo- Hull-Ottawa tional licence, suspended after Sudbury Montreal Toronto New York 1 1 3 0 67 ¢ 6 0 0 1 3 5 6 6 8 8 0 G A Pts. Bathgate, New York 11 25 36 Provost, Montreal 17 15 32 Geoffrion, Montreal 10 17 27 McKenney, Boston 10 15 Ingarfield, New York 12 12 Howe, Detroit 11 13 Kelly, Toronto 10 14 Richard, Montreal 9 15 FIGHTS LAST NIGHT By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Boise, Idaho--George Logan, 203, Boise, outpointed Alejandro Lavorante, 207, Argentina, 10 Union City, N.J.--Andy Fi- gueroa, 152, Puerto Rico, out- pointed Tony Fortunato, 152, New Yoak 8. Rome-(Duilio Loi, 145, Italy, stopped Epiphane Akono, 145 Paris, &. Springfield Hershey Providence Quebec 25 24 24 24 24 % Beautify your home the modern, func- tional way; clean, durable ASPHALT DRIVEWAYS last a housetime. Inquire now. Rochester A Pt 1 . W.B. BENNETT PAVING LTD. 7 Kamloops 5 Moore and Bob Cleroux because Wednesday's Result OHA Intermediate \of a poor advance ticket sale.|Kitchener 4 Kingston 9 (Trenton RCAF 3 Belleville 4