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. tralia, Nov. 22, it was amn-)and venues had been set. Thesejning goal and set up the clincher} Don Marshall, who scored the REMEMBER WHEN. ? Canada Taking nounced Sunday. include wrestiing, June 7-9,|when Montreal Canadiens beat|tie-breaking goal with less than s? Jack Davies, president of the|Guelph; weightlifting, June 23,)Toronto Maple Leafs 4-2 Satur-/seven minutes to go when Cana- By Shear ae ell meéting the association has col-| Aug. 4-6, Toronto. eriod gave New York Rangers - lected $12,000 in cash and has\ Peet vittory over Chicago Binck|stopped 31 shots for his shutout in four games when| at the National Sporting Club in London 23 years ago ficials to the British Em pire|couver by chartered plane Nov.| Bobby Rousseau, who scored 2: 2 tie with Boston Bruins Sa-|goals led New York to a/5-3 vic- Games starting at Perth, Aus-i9. Davies said some trial dates|what turned out to be the win-'turday, tory over Boston Sunday night. GAME CHANGED TORONTA (CP\ -- A change ip the site and date of a Metro Junior A Hockey League game was announced Monday. The game, originally scheduled for Feb, 17 at Unionville between Toronto St: Michael's and Un- ionville, has been. moved for- ward to Feb 14 in Toronto. tion for Bill ne who was taken ill. 12 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Tuesday, February 13, 1962 OTHER GOLFERS HAPPY Arnold Palmer To Take Month Rest Off Circuit PHOENIZ, Ariz. (AP) -- Arn-dlecoff's career total and $9,000 old Palmer will play only one|behind Doug Ford. golf tournament in the next five} Before Phoenix, Palmer won weeks, much to the pleasure of|the $50,000 Palm Springs clas- his fellow professionals. sic. He tucked away the Phoe- Palmer won his. secondjnix event with a five-under-par, straight Phoenix Open title Sun-|66 Sunday after. carding a 71 day with a 72-hole total of 269,/Saturday. His two earlier one stroke off the course rec-|rounds were 64 and 68. ord. His nearest competitors} Sharing second place money, were 12 strokes off the pace.jat 281 were Jack Nicklaus, 1961 ona g' rene pete i came: Catharines: swimming, July 11-1 Karl ngarfeld, whose goa!|night. heavyweight who ha ames Ast D 14, Vancouver; track and field,|midwa' rough the third oc! out Johnny a e y Goalie Hank Bassen, who patrick the iaevions eve: campaign to raise about $100,- Warren Godfrey, whose goa'|Detroit whipped Toronto 5-0 MONTREAL (CP) -- Canada/000. WEEK-END STARS a 9:29 of the third period|Sunday night. will send 65 athletes and 17 of-| The team will leave Van- Sudbury; rowing, Aug 4-5, St.jday night. diens beat Chicago 4-3 da; nite n ~ : sini -- heavyweight who had ¢ ning, stepped into the ring B.E. G. Team another $52,000 pledged in its Hawks Saturday, tonight and outpointed Dan rought Detroit Red Wings a| Dean Prentice, whose two McCorkindale of South Af-- frica in 12 rounds. The Ca- nadian was a late substitu- Bob The margin was the largest ever|U.S. for an event sponsored by the United States Professional Golf- ers Association. "My driving was by far the greatest reason for the big mar- gin," Palmer said as he pick- eted the $5,300 top money. "Those 'ong irons came through for me several times, But now T need a rest." Palmer, 32, is golf's third greatest money winner with to- tal earnings of $275,754.76. He is only $7,200 short of Gary Mid- amateur champion, McCallister, Don Fairfield and Bill Casper. Nicklaus, McCallis- ter and Fairfield scored 71s Sunday. Casper trailed Palmer by five strokes after three rounds, but was betrayed by his usually in- fallible putter Sunday on the fi- nal 18 holes He finished with a two-over-par 73. Stan Leonard of Vancouver, who shot a 69 Saturday and a 74 Sunday, finished at 287 and won $390. CLEROUX REJECTS Clay Wins Another, Then Hollers Again For Champ NEW YORK (AP) -- Brash | Clay is ranked ninth by Ring Cassius Clay must be develop-|put is not among the NBA's top ing an inferiority complex. He admits he's human. 10. The undefeated, 20-year - old Youisville heavyweight boxer, unbeaten since winning the 1960 Olympic light - heavyweight crown, has been hollering for world heavyweight champion Floyd Patterson, top contender Sonny Liston, Ingemar Johans- son, and any other top-ranking fighters. Cassius suffered the embar- rassment of being dropped on his pants Saturday night by lit- tle-known Sonny Banks of De- troit before he stopped Banks in 26 seconds of the fourth round of their scheduled 10-rounder. A left hook did the damage in the first round. "He caught me good with that left hook," said Cassius. It was the first time he had been floored in 11 professional fights. "Maybe I needed that," said Cassius. "Won my 10 other fights easy. No trouble at all. Now I guess I'm human. Every now and then I gotta get hit in the head to realize I'm like other people. This jeer attitude lasted about 10 "Bring on that Patterson now," Clay shouted. "I told you that Banks would fall in four. Cleroux will fall, too." CLEROUX REJECTS BID Manager Bill Faversham had fast accepted an offer from Madison Square Garden for Clay to meet Canadian heavy- weight champion Bob Cleroux of Montreal March 31. But 24 hours later Cleroux's camp announced it had rejected the bid. In Montreal, Al Bachman, a co-manager of Cleroux, said: "We're interested in bettering ourselves and fighting Clay, who is lower-ranked than Bob, would give us nothing to gain." Cleroux is rated fifth by Ring magazine and seventh by the National Boxing Association. YACHT'S RADIO FAILS SAN DIEGO, Calif. (AP) -- The 82-foot sloop Sirius II still held the elapsed-time lead Sun- day over 20 other yachts in the 1,430 - mile race to Acapulco, Mexico, which started from San Diego a week ago. 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