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Cup Finals 'Naturals If Right Teams Win | In Semi-Final Games By M. McINTYRE HOOD | Special London, England, Correspondent to The Oshawa Times LONDON -- With the replays of drawn games now complet- ed, the stage has been set for) probably the greatest final) games of the century in both the English and Scottish Cup) competitions | The semi-final draw as it now stands makes it almost a 100-1 shot that Tottenham Hot- spur and Burnley will meet in the final for the English Cup at Wembley, and that for the first time in 34 years. Glasgow} Rangers will meet Celtic in the Scottish Cup final at Hampden Park. And this set-up would provide two memorable soccer battles The English Cup quarter-final replays brought one surprise re- sult, Fulham,deep in the cel- lar of the first division of the English League and almost cer- tain candidates for relegation, crashed through to the semi- final by going to Blackburn and beating the Rovers by the only goal of the. game, scored by their centre forward Maurice Cook. But Fulham now meet Burnley, English league lead- ers, at Villa Park, and not even the most optimistic of the Ful- ham supporters can see a hope for their team snatching a win over Burnley. This should be an easy hurdle for the league leaders to surmount to reach the final. SPURS TOUGH GAME Tottenham Hotspur face a stiffer hurdle, however, on their way to the Wembley final. Man- chester United, at their sec- ond attempt, eliminated second division Preston North End 2-1, Charlton and Herd scoring the two goals, and. now meet Tot- tenham at Hillsborough, the Sheffield Wednesday ground. When last they met in Man- chester, the United beat Spurs) by 2-0, in a league game. So it cannot be taken for granted that Spurs will have an easy passage into the final. They will have to be at their best in order to overcome the chal- lenge of a much-improved Man- chester team. Yet they. are fa- vored because they have always had the knack of rising to a SPORTS CALENDAR TODAY'S GAMES HOCKEY | Civil Service League -- (Play- \offs) -- Police Assoc. ys Foote's |Towing, at Bowmanville Com- munity Arena, 8.00 p.m. 3rd and deciding game of series. Oshawa Minor Assoc. -- (Ban- tam League Round-Robin Piay joffs) -- Westmount Kiwanis vs Local 2784, at 8.30 p.m.; (Mid- seem to pave the way for al&< Frame NoundeRopin | Pay: Rangers - Celtic meeting at lous) ei Robe oe vs ne Hampden Park in the final. Cel- cn ei el Ai Ve tic easily disposed of Third Lan-| Arena . ark, 4-0 in the replay of their" K ; quarter-final game. Now they Ontario Minor Assoc. -- (Ju-| meet St. Mirren at Ibrox Park|Venile Major Playoffs) -- Osh- in the semi-final, and on the,2¥@ Juvenile Generals vs Owen season's form and records, this|S°U"4, Legion, at Owen Sound, | should result in an-easy victory|8.29 P-m.; 2nd game of best-of- for Celtic. : "three series. Rangers have no easy task BASKETBALL ahead of them in meeting Mo-) Qshawa and District Indus- therwell at Hampden Park in trial} League -- Simcoe Hall Ma- the other semi-final, but they|jors vs Coca Colas at Simcoe have been showing almost un-|Hall, 9.00 p.m, beatable form in their league: games in recent weeks, and. GAMES FOR WEDNESDAY with their flair for coming HOCKEY through when there are great is-- Oshawa Minor Assoc. -- (Mid- Sues at sake, they should quali- get League Round-Robin Play- | | wich, but have two games in hand. SCOTTISH PROSPECTS The Scottish Cup semi-finals Playoff Bantam Hockey Teams saasnas Complete Round-Robin parts - Service | Upset J.C. Blues Series Set THE OSHAWA TIMES, Tuesdey, March 20, 1962 11 Duplate Limited, scoring Johnston, Allan, Erwin, Sawyer defence: J. Noonan and Mc- Saturday morning at the Sim-/Lee forging ahead in an effort three goals in the dying minutes of the game, nipped Coca Cola 5-4 play off berth in Series "B" of the Oshawa Minor Hockey Asso- ciation Bantam playoff round- robin series, last night at the Oshawa Children's Arena. Local 2784, idle last night, had already clinched the other play-off position. The top two clubs in the six team "A" and "B" series meet in a best-of-' two series to decide the cham- pionship. In the "A" section, Local 205 and Canadian Tire had clinched positions the week previous. in the other action, Scugog Cleaners defeated Houdaille In- dustries 3-1; B'Nai B'Rith nipp- ed Police Association 3-2; Civi- tan upset Canadian Tire 2-1 and Local 205 downed Local 1817 4-2. fy to meet their great Glasgow rivals in the final round Of course, there may be up- sets to spoil all this theorizing. Past history bristles with occa- big occasion and overcoming formidable opposition Their cup prospects, how- ever, were not improved when they lost 3-1 to Ipswich Town sions on which lowly teams, not in a league game'at White Hart given a chance against more ane. This marks the end of|fancied sides, have had shock the Spurs' hopes of repeating victories in cup matches. And their league championship of that could happen in any one last year, and leaves Ipwich, of the four semi-final games in in their first year in the top the two cup competitions. division, as the only challen- gers to Burnley, who now are only one point ahead of Ips- Amold Palmer offs) -- Navy Veterans vs Local 222, at 6.30 p.m:; Lions Club vs Canadian Legion, at 7.20 p.m. and Kiwanis Club vs Rotary Club, at 8.10 p.m RACES START TONIGHT WESTBURY, N.Y. (AP)--The 23rd season of night harness racing at the plus $20,000,000 Roosevelt Raceway opens the 220-night state trotting season tonight. So many fast-class pac- ers were entered for the open- ing-night feature, the Equinox, DUPLATE -- "COKES" Trailing 4-2 wth only three minutes to go, Duplate fired three goals to defeat Coca Cola 5-4 for the final playoff position Gary Carroll, Ron Wilson and Freddie Greenwood scored in that order to give Duplate the} win. Ross Taylor had scored twice earlier For "Cokes", Daryl! Hudgsin, Dan Cockerton and Jimmie lark were the marksmen COCA COLA -- goal, Brett; that it was split in two divisions.|defense: Carey and Logan; for- Quade; forwards: Osborne, and Collins. -- goal, Murray, Gallant DUPLATE LTD. and Smith; forwards: Nicholls, terson, Weeks, Howard, Bris- Knowlton, Taylor; alternates: bois, Glendinning, Ostel and M. Greenwood, Andison, Wilson, Noonan. Bonnetta, Carroll, Bouckley, Watson, Locke and Lakas, LOCAL 1817 -- LOCAL 205 Paced by Billy Zufelt's two- goal performance, Local 205 doubled the score 4-2 over Local 1817. Roger Waddell and Harry Morrison netted the other '205° B'NAI B'RITH -- POLICE goals. For '1817', Chris Stead B'Nai B'Rith withstood a last and Ricky Babcock triggered period rally to defeat Police As- the goals. sociation 3-2. Bob Brabin, Fred LOCAL 205. -- goal, O'Neil; Ross and Ken Bryant had built defence: Andrews and Moak; up a 3-1 lead early in the game forwards: Morrison, Salowski, for the winners. Zufelt, alternates:. Zedic, Val- Roger Norton and Bob Durno laincourt, Waddell, Wragg, Mar- replied for Police. chan, Shouldra, Muir, Rollo, B'NAL B'RITH Slack, Barkwell, Mills and Burch; defence: Burch. Crumb; forwards LOCAL 1817 -- goals: McCon-/ Worth, Bryant, O'Brien; --for- key and Varcoe; defence: Stu- Wards: Ross, Scattergood;, al- art and Fisher; forwards: Mar- ternates: Conway, Holmes, tin, Andrews, Stead: alternates: |Brent, Brabin, Hudgsin, Good- Paterek, Flieler, Babcock, Sel- child and Hollis, -- jeck. Ryan, Elliott, Vann and POLICE ASSOC. -- goal Kelly. ler; defence x and Howard; forwards: How- HOUDAILLE -- SCUGOG ard, Paradise, Hercia; alter- Scoring at a goal-a-period nates: Hercia, Bligdon, Whiting, clip, Scugog Cleaners defeated Durno, Hewer, Greeley, Lean, Houdaille Industries 3-1 "-- Griffin, Norton and Welsh. Clarke scored twice for the ; one Cleaners with Dave McMaster . _ CIVITAN -- C.T.C, ivitan 'scored twice in the adding the other. : ; For Houdaille, Dale Gallant final 20 minutes to shade out Metcalfe; defence: Graper and |Brockman; forwards: Studley, Brack, Grabko; alternates: Hamilton, Logeman, Clarke, Kurelo, McCullough, Miljour, Lupel and Simon. -- goal Tole and Hollings- Cut- Dionne, Sargeant alternates: | and climbd into the final Crainfield; defence: Konopacki' Jubenville, Waldensperger, Mas- final was com SCUGOG CLEANERS -- goal,' coe Hall Settlement House, the|to catch their opponents. Biddy Basketball League semi-| With about 15 seconds re- pleted with a big maining in the game and hav- upset as Parts and Service ing missed many chances to go edged Jaycee Blues 13-12 and ahead, Gary Manser finally thereby took the two-game, scored what proved to be the total-point round 23-22. tell-tale basket. Parts and Service, who during, This gives Parts an opportun- the regular season's play never Tt al i. ut ae came with fiye points of the League champions and the hold. Blues, started off very slowly in'er of the Bolahood Sportshaven this game as they dropped Trophy. e quickly behind by a 10-5 score JAYCEE BLUES -- Coach at the halfway marker, as Bill Bob Hrynayk, Charlie Pace, Bill Wayling and Dave Manser each Wayling 6, Laird Black Dave scored four. points to lead the Manser 4. Farle Colin, Randy Blues, Jackson 2, Dave Lee. Total 12--~ The play. however changed Round 22. completely around from the PARTS AND SERVICE -- opening of the second half, with Coach, Mike Karas, Andy Kit 4, Parts led by Andy Kit and Billy John Sagan, Gary Manser 2, 'Kevin Sawyer, Bill Melnychuk 7, Nicky Melnychuk. Total 13--~ Round, 23. Officials -- B. Derry and B. Goddard. First game of two-game totak point series for Biddy League Championship his Saturday, March 24 at 9 a.m. Mun- dinger vs. Parts and Service: and Paul Sutton were the Civi- tan goal-getters. Mike Hewer tallied for C.T.C. CIVITAN -- goal: Birch; fence: Dawson and forwards: Preston, Stewart, Krantz; Sutton, McAvoy, Fitzgerald, Tutton, L. Lloyd and Weeks CANADIAN TIRE goal: Pollard; defence: Graham and Vice; forwards: Popham, Mc- Rae, Curry; alternates: Hewer, de- Anluaf; S. Lloyd, alternates: ARM BRUISED POMPANO BEACH, Florida (AP)--Washington Senators out- fielder Jim Piersall was only Bremner, McConkey, Tutukick,'bruised by a pitched ball that Morrison, Clark and MacKay. 'hit his right forearm Sunday. Officials -- Harv Balson, Mel X-rays showed Monday that |Suddard, Ivan Locke and Carlifears he had suffered a frac- eter Metcalfe bid for a Canadian Tire 2-1. Larry Lloyd|Kemp. 'ture were unfounded. |Eleven were listed in each di-|wards: Hudg sin, Cockerton| spoiled P , vision, with twin purses of'Clarke; alternates: Bezzant,/shutout on a last period score. $7,100 Peterson, Clements, Wallace, HOUDAILLE -- goal, Neault;| = | Just in time for the Stanley Cup Play-offs!" (ee ee me ee ee ee ee ee ee ee se "REE 130 pages crammed with hockey facts, figures and photos FIRST OF SERIES Top Favorite Uxbridge Black Hawks | In Masters Go Thump Picton Inters, "s's:"sifot Palmer is the man to beat in By GERRY BLAIR the Masters golf tournament, says defending champion Gary Picton Merchants had a long wait for playoff competition Player Player edged Palmer for the and now are probably wishing they had scrapped any ideas title last vear when Arnold muf- of meeting the winner of the STEVE ROSNIK Invites You To... TEST DRIVE this 1961 CORVAIR ' MONZA Let Steve Rosnik take you for © spin in this compact Cor- oir. Monza Coupe. It has automatic transmission, white walls, wheel discs, windshield washers, folding rear seat, etc. Smart Autumn Bronze finish with matching interior. Spotiess! NOW ONLY *2245 For the Best Choice . . . Choose from the LARGEST SELECTION at ONTARIO MOTOR SALES Lid. '320°..45" 725-6507 3. Uxbridge: Redshaw (Cherry) 4, Uxbridge: Redshaw (Cherry, Bob Todd) ... 5. Uxbridge: Tomlinson (Rennick, Etcher) .... 6. Uxbridge: Cherry (Vipond, Germond) .. Penalties: Kennedy 7.40, ray 16.43 Second Period 7. Uxbridge: Ferguson (Forfar, Cherry) 8. Uxbridge: Gibson (Germond) Uxbridge: (Etcher) 10. Uxbridge: Redshaw (Ferguson, Cherry) ... 11. Uxbridge: Cherry (Redshaw) 12, Uxbridge: Tomlinson (Rennick) 13. Uxbridge: Germond (Gibson, Haynes) :... 15.37 Penalties: Millar 11.1, Cherry 16.28. " 7 2 9.29 fed his approach shot on the fi- 12.54 Lakeshore Intermediate nal green "Arnold is the complete cham- pion," the young South African said Sunday group. Last night in Uxbridge, "He can win tournaments on Black Hawks trounced Picton any kind of golf course, but this 15-3, in the opening game of a course in particular is suited to best-of-three series for the East his game." ern Ontario title Player, first golfer from out- Lakeshore League convener, side the United States to win the Bob Watt and OHA vice-presi- Masters, flew here Saturday dent Matt Leyden quickly from Johanesburg, and in a squashed any hopes either club practice round Sunday on the had of a longer series, after the 5 treacherous Augusta national one-sided result in last night's course, played par golf initial tilt, The Masters starts April 5 The second and supposedly Although Player felt the course final meeting between these suited Palmer's game, he also two clubs will be played on Fri- felt "that the course suits my day night in Picton 7 game too." Uxbridge went into the series Player will be seeking another on an impressive playoff record, precedent this year--if he wins undefeated in nine games, he would become the first de which included an 8-8 tie with fending champion to repeat Port Hope in a best-of-seven semi-final series. In the finals against Trenton, the expected tense struggle only went -the 15 minimum four games, mainly because of the never-give-up- until - the - final - bell attitude of Black Hawks. They trailed by four and three: goal deficits in their games at Trenton and still managed victories -- one in overtime. Wayne Redshaw was the most productive player for Uxbridge in last evening's opener with four goals and two assists. Paul Tomlinson, with three, Art Rennick, with two and Bob Cherry also with two were the other repeat Uxbridge goal- scorers. Single counters came from Vern Ferguson, Elmo Gibson, Jackie Germond, and playing-coach Fred Etcher Doug Murray, Bob Heffer- nan and Lou St. Denis account- ed for Picton's total PICTON -- goal, Carr; de- fence, Murray and _ Brooks; alts., Stacey, St. Deni, Guern- sey, Dainard, Heffernan, Pet- tingill, Kennedy, Carson, Autt and Weiss UXBRIDGE -- goal, carpen- ter; defence, Haynes, Bob Todd, Forfar and Vipond; forwards, Etcher, Tomlinson, Rennick, Semi-final) Cherry, Ferguson, Redshaw Ontario Intermediate A Gibson, Germond, Carl Todd Dundas 2 Ingersoll 6 and Millar (Ingersoll wins best-of-seven First Period Niagara group semi-final 4-1) 1. Uxbridge: Rennick Ontario Junior C (Bob Todd, Etcher) .. 1.00 Fort Erie 4 Newmarket 4 2. Uxbridge: Tomlinson (Fort Erie leads best-of-five (Rennick, Etcher) ..... semi-final 1-0, one tied) SPORTS OUTDOORS By Jack Sords 16.08 Mur- 9. 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