The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

'¥2 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Fridey, March 8, 1963 Shields Can G irdle Brier Crown Today mark and an outside chance of making it a three-way tie, Glen Harper of Duncan, B.C., has New Brunswick and Ontario to contend with today, Richardson's victims Thurs- day were Doug Gathercole's Northern Ontario rink from Copper Cliff, which bowed 8-6, and Ian Baird's Nova Scotia foursome from Kentville, beaten 14-7, Shields defeated Bill Kent's Quebec entry from Montreal 8-6, trimmed Northern Ontario 10-3 and followed up with a 9-5 win over Nova Scotia, The B.C, foursome, By GRAHAM COX BRANDON (CP)--Calgary's Jimmy Shields rink has a chance today to wrap up the cae otelr. Alt the Abberte 5 e foursome has to do is beat the favorites. If Shields can take the meas- song starting at 10:30 a.m. EST, he can sit out the 11th comfortably with the knowledge that nobody will catch him, On the other hand, if they which nesday afttr an indifferent tories Thursday -- 11-4 over 's\Doug Cameron's Prince Ed- ward Islanders from Charlotte- 3 p.m. to see if they get another|town, 12-7 over Hersh Lemer's chance at him in @ playoff. |iuckless Winnipeg entry and Both leaders came through|16-2 over John Pike's quartet Thursday's schedule without ajfrom Grand Falls, Nfld. . defeat, Shields posting three} The Manitobans, who hadn't victories to run his record to|won a game in seven starts, nine wins against a single loss|rebounded in the ninth round while Richardson won twice for|to break their last-place tie an 8-1 record, with Quebec by scoring a re- KAS OUTSIDE CHANCE -- British Columbia, the rinkiTAKES EXTRA END that produced the only blot on| In seventh-round matches in- the records of both Saskatche-|volving the also-rans, Ontario wan and Alberta, has a 7-2/shaded Manitoba 9-8 in an extra pulled both its big upsets Wed- start, also picked up three vic- end as Bob Mann of Hanover, Ont., began a perfect day, and Don Mix of Moncton, N.B., came from behind to nip New- foundland 9-7, In the eighth round, -P.E.I. shaded Quebec 7-6 and Ontario edged Newfoundland 10-9, In the ninth, Ontario whipped New Brunswick 9-5 and Northern On- tario downed P.E.I, 10-7, The eighth round produced two six-enders, the first of the tournament, by the two leading contenders, Shields got his in the fourth end of his battle with Northern Ontario after the Al- berta skip had blanked the first three, Minutes later, Saskatch- ewan broke its match with Nova Scotia wide open as Rich- ardson counted his six in the fifth end. Behind the three leaders after nine rounds were Ontario at 6-3, Northern Ontario at 5-3, Nova Scotia and Prince Edward Is- land, tied at 4-4, New Bruns- wick at 3-5, Newfoundland and Manitoba, both at 1-7 and Que- bec, winless in eight tries, COMES FROM BEHIND Mann, fighting all day Thurs- day to stay in contention, had to come from behind twice in a row against Manitoba and |Newfoundland. Counting one to \Stay alive in the 12th end against Lerner, he was at the westerner's mercy on. last rock By MARVEN MOSS Canadian Press Staff Writer Montreal Canadiens could have seven or eight 20-goal scorers before the start of the Stanley Cup playoffs, A couple of them fattened their records before a crowd of 13,760 in Montreal Thursday night while flattening Boston Bruins 8-0 in the National Hockey League's only game, Dickie Moore, Claude Provost and Bob Rousseau all beat Bos- ton goalie Ed Johnston twice and Bill McCreary and Bill Hicke got one each, Three assists made it a five- point night for Moore. The two goals gave Moore 250 for his NHL career and 20 for this season, He joins teammates Bernie Geoffrion (23), Gilles Tremblay (23) and Henri Ri- chard (22) in the 20-goal bra- cket. Meanwhile Provost moved up to 10 and Rousseau to 17. Ralph Backstrom has 18 and Jean Beliveau 16, The shutout was, the fifth of the season for Jacques Plante and he took the league 'ead in that department with one more than Glenn Hall of Chicago Black Hawks. LEADS FOR VEZINA Plante now holds a one-goal lead over Hall in tne Vezina Trophy race, but Canadiens have to play one more game than Chicago. He turned back 26 Boston shots while the Canadiens hurled °44 shots at Johnston, scoring three times in the open- ing and closing periods and twice in the second period, Richard picked up three as- sists and Beliveau got one to push his pace-setting total to 46. The win lifted the Canadiens to within two points of Toronto's second-place Maple Leafs and four behind Chicago, on top with 7%. The Hawks have seven games to play and the two pur- suers eight. . Boston is last with 42 points hopes for a playoff Geoffrion was missing from the Montreal lineup, sitting out|# the first game under a five- game suspension imposed ear- lier by league president Clar- ence Campbell because of the referee and no berth. Boomer's run-in with Vern Buffey. Habs Humble Bruins Before 13,760 Fans EXPECTED PROTEST There were pre-game rumors that a demonstration was planned by rabid Montreal fans a the arena and an extra con- tingent of policemen was on duty with police dogs, never materialized, 'The weekend schedule: Montreal, Detroit at Toronto. Detroit at Boston. But it Campbell, who usually attends games in Montreal, was absent. In 1955, after the league pres- ident suspended Maurice Ri- chard, he showed up at the Forum for Montreal's next) $1,500 pe game and it touched off Saturday night--New York at Sunday Night -- Montreal at New York, Toronto at Chicago, Canadiens' night. THIRD, DECIDING GAME Oshawa's basketballing Hawks passed from the provin- cial play-off scene, last night when they dropped a thrilling 79-67 loss to Toronto Dow Kings only Reynolds to thank for keeping them in the same. Toronto cut four points off the Oshawa lead before the Hawks got going in the second stanza their Toronto Dow Kings Oust Oshawa Hawks ment, Toronto managed to net winning margin of '12 points. They scored 25 of 37 foul shots, Oshawa had 13 for Team Officials Put In Office Hans Haagmans, urer; Gerald Duguay; Field Hockey The Oshawa Field Hockey Club elected its officers last night. Named to office were: president; Stan Wilkinson, secretary-treas. Bert game misconduct penalty. won 4-3 by the Canadiens, after earlier in the day. Campbell, HAD WARNING Geoffrion's outburst on the Montreal bench came late in the first period of the game, Campbell said Thursday he had reached the decision after reading the reports of Buffey and the game linesmen, and talking with Geoffrion "There is no possible excuse for this type of conduct," said He said "ample warning" had Geofirion Incurs: 5-Game Term For Harpoon Incident MONTREAL (CP)--Montreal Bernie (Boom Boom) Geoffrion has been sus- pended for the next five games by Clarence Campbell, presi- dent of the National Hockey League for throwing his stick and gloves at referee Vern Buffey in Detroit Tuesday The 32-year-old winger loses his salary during the sus- pension period--an estimated Geoffrion also draws a $100 bonus for each goal above 10 he scores and since he now has 23 goals, he could easily lose several hundred dollars in goals he might. have scored in the five games, He also must pay the league the automatic $50 fine that. goes along with a BERNIE GEOFFRION conduct the resulting face-off adjacent to the Canadiens' bench 'he observed Geoffrion standing up on the bench and swearing at him as he ap- proached, CALLS BENCH PENALTY "Referee Buffey then im- posed, and signalled, a bench minor penalty against the. Ca- nadiens, Bauma, vice - captain; hn --_ eo 7 ' pny ge iad ; pension handed out two weeks paren) and Harel Misser-| 20 to Detroit defenceman schmidt, trainers. |Howie Young for throwing his Peter. Young was named rep-| glove at referee Frank Udvari. resentative (o the Ontario Field) "Geoffrion frankly acknowl. Hockey Association. | gaees fog ae on _ The club, without a name as|2¢red his apologies, Camp yet, will play their opening|S#d. "But the rule must le x i game against the Toronto "B" plied uniformly in respec Bes team April 20. Practices start ror aged as well as other sy ag Ces id Geoffrion had "We will enter tournament) « Compl na ry = og play also," said Haagmans. "On vente * the reports of the May 11 we go to Hamilton and game officials. He said there (a later we journey to New| was complete agreement as to the relevant facts, which he set The team played in a loop out as follows: last year that included entries , "Late in the first period of from Guelph, Hamilton and To-|the game the referee imposed ronto, a minor penalty on the Cana- Haagmans said plans were in|dien goalkeeper (Jacques Plante) and upon returning to but the hard-luck Winnipeg skip| was light with a draw attempt| and left Ontario counting the} vital stone. Newfoundland led Ontario 9-6 with two ends to go. Mann got two of them back in the 11th, then left Pike to shoot at two Ontario rocks on the four-foot circle with his final delivery. Pike lost the match when his effort was wide and strong. In the same round, Northern Ontario's Gathercole finished his lopsided match against Al- berta with a flourish. 'Trailing 10-2 on the final end and with 19, Each team scored 27 field goals. Foul Shots -- The Hawks will play their final home game of the season tomorrow night, when they entertain Hamilton Quigleys in a sudden - death, On- tario Senior League semi-final. The winner plays Sarnia for the League championship, Game time is 7.30 p.m. at Donevan Collegiate and a repeat of last night's performance by the Hawks will easily send them into the Senior League final at Sarnia, March 23. OSHAWA HAWKS -- Oldfield in the third and deciding game of the Ontario Basketball Asso- ciation's OBA Senior "B" play- downs, The win for Dow Kings gave them the serics, two games to one, and moved them into the Ontario finals against Hamilton Quigleys. The game itself, was much closer than the score would in- dicate, as several easy baskets were scored late in the game, when the Oshawa club pressed the attack, Actually it was a real thriller all the way with the Oshawa crew holding -- 1 7 j in the first half and the Dow he Ger Cae ae house Knigs running things their own through the narrowest of ports|W@Y in most of the second half. to the button for his final count,| The Hawks played one of their better games and it is fit- STANDINGS |ting that even though they lost, By THE CANADIAN PRESS |they pulled out all the stops and Canadian curling champion. |Played the whole series 'right ship standing after nine \to the wire" never letting up. rounds: They were a strong credit to their community and served no- tice that they are in Senior ranks to stay. Warren Reynolds, the former Olympic star with Tillsonburg, was the lone man that the Osh- awa crew could not contain, and he alone managed to win for the Toronto crew, His over- all total of 34 points was the highest ever scored against an Oshawa crew and he did it with 8 |two of the best sa eer in on |game on him all the time, His RESULTS lshooting was marvelous, In the BRANDON, Man. (CP) --ifirst half alone, he scored 20 Thursday's results in the Cana-| points, and never missed a dian curling championships: single shot. os EIGHTH ROUND Hawks, thanks to some bril- Nova Scotia 000 201 001 102 -- 7\liant playing by Fred Reilly, Sask. 103 060 210 010 --jqjheld a 40-34 lead at the midway | jpoint. in the game, bi - 1g {little difficulty solving the To- por peopreptey M3 ronto zone defence and Reilly gg ae a _ _39/no less than points before ine bo bi beng aT lthe Dow Kings closed the door jon him for the night. Brent 000 100 210 012--~ 7| Oldfield also played a sparkling 001 001 002 200--- ¢/S4me and at halftime the |Hawks had a-6-point lead, which 110 101 110 300-- 9|!00ked very good, At one time 003 010 002 029--10 they held a 12-point margin over \the Toronto champs, who had BROWN'S LUMBER & SUPPLIES TD, "DO-IT-YOURSELF HEADQUARTERS" || NEW HOMES & | HOME IMPROVEMENTS FULL LINE BUILDING MATERIALS 725-4704 436 RITSON N. (Where Pavement Ends) and then they pulled away. With eight minutes left to go, Oshawa had once again built up the 12-point lead, and then the roof fell in. The Dow Kings, with Reynolds and Richman starting to score, cut well into the Oshawa lead and with only six minutes remaining, moved in front. Oshawa: had lost their top gunner, Fred Reilly, on fouls, about the midway point in the half and then' Tom Olinyk foul- ed out and Brent Oldfield fol- lowed. The officiating became very strict, at this point and a little ut -- : was just a little 00 much for t ore aan 'hea tear eae 15, Andrejicka, Booth 4, Olinyk trailed by three points with 14, Etchells, Kolodzie 1, Reilly four minutes left, the foul shots|!7, Cheski 18, Rowden 1, and) took their toll and Oshawa went|"Tier 2. Total 67. into the discard, trying to press) TORONTO DOW KINGS -- for a score, Toronto scored six|Singleton 8, Reynolds 34, Linne easy points in the last minute,|4, Richman 9, Dalton, St. John,| PHONE OR WRITE which made little difference in|Goldring 13, Leotha, Dacyshyn FOR 1963 MEMBERSHIP INFORMATION the final 79-67 score, \11, and Heaslip, Tota! 79. "Geoffrion responded to this decision by throwing his stick like a spear at the referee. This was quickly followed by his two hockey gloves. BASKETBALL SCORES BY THE CANADIAN PRESS NATIONAL ASSOCIATION . Boston 115, Detroit 104 New York 116, Syracuse 129, SPORTS MENU By Geo. H. Campbell SPORTS EDITOR 'Everything From Soup To Nuts' THE CANADIAN BRIER curling championship is shaping up to be a sudden-death game, that is actually on the round- - robin schedule, between Ernie Richardson of Saskatchewan and Jim Shields of Calgary, Alberta. Yesterday morning, Northern Ontario pushed the Richardsons while Ontario had to score an extra-end shot to beat out Manitoba, In the next round, Ontario nosed out Newfoundland 10-9 when the Newfie skip missed with his last rock, on the final end, These two rinks have each lost only one game and while British Colum- bia, with two defeats, is still very much in the running, vet- eran observers insist that the Canadian title will be decided this morning. Ontario's Bob Mann scored their sixth win in the 9th round last night, when they defeated New Bruns- wick, 9-5. Manitoba finally ended their seven-game slump, they defeated Quebec, 15-5, in last night's 9th round, Ontario and Northern Ontario are now tied for third place and On- tario has a bye today. Barring an upset this morning or afternoon, the Alberta-Sask. game will decide the title and @ special playoff is not anticipated. 7 x x x x BERNIE GEOFFRION drew a five-game suspension for his temper act in Detroit the other night, when he tossed his stick @t.the referee, and then threw his gloves, scoring two hits out of three tries. NHL President Clarence Campbell was in the stands and he meted out a stern sentence. They have it figured that this suspension, with subsequent loss of salary, chance for a bonus, etc., will cost Geoffrion about $2,000 -- plus a 1/14th cut in his pension, What with injuries early in the season and now this suspension, Boom Boom has missed quite a few games with Montreal this season and his scoring total is the lowest in his last six terms. This kind of treatment should certainly cool out other NHL players who might get the urge to go berserk some night. Canadiens will miss Geoffrion and his season's record, as well as his pay-book, will suffer. If Clarence Campbell had moved as quickly and sternly against "Toe" Blake -- then Eddie Powers would still be an NHL referee. STILL ALIVE! Montreal Canadiens thumped Boston Bruins, 8-0, last night just to serve notice that with, or with- out Geoffrion and a few other stars sidelined with injuries, they have every intention of staying in the running for the third slot -- and maybe even second spot, HOCKEY SCORES, STANDINGS By THE CANADIAN PRESS Nova Scotia Senior c National League (Moncton leads best-of-seven) nid. WLT F an 3-0) | 30 18 15 180 158 75 Senior A. Playdowns | Quebec : Fe B = i o Kemptville-Prescott 2 Ottawa 1| Manitoba 26 23 13 167 171 65 (First game of best-of-five se-|y p. 19 33 11 188 212 49/ ries) Ontario 14 35 15 187 262 43) Thursday's Result Ww 8 7 6 6 5 4 4 3 1 1 0 Alberta Saskatchewan British Columbia Ontario Northern Ontario Nova Scotia Prince Edward Island New Brunswick Newfoundland Manitoba Quebec Sy aARwewnwHeHe Pp 9 8 8 9 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 | | Alberta |Nor.-Ontario 000 001 000 101 -- \B.C, Manitoba |P.E.1 | Quebec | Nfld, |Ontario |Bye--New Brunswick | NINTH ROUND }Nova Scotia 021 000 010 010-- 5 | Alberta 000 211 101 003-- 9 ip 020 202 002 332--16 | 000 010 100 000-- 2 020 000 100 002-- 5 200 221 011 420--15 000 010 020 O11-- 5 210 101 002 200-- 9 Lakehead Senior [Fort William $ Port Arthur 9/P-EI. --_--000 010 220 011-- 7 Boston 0 Montreal 8 (Port Arthur leads bdest-of- Nor, Ontario 101 303 001 100--10 Saturday's Games leaeae New York at Montreal seven final 3-2) _Bye--Saskatchewan. Detroit at Toronto Saskatchewan Senior | | Top man in the game and| Officials -- C. Abrams and| Club House Under John Dacyshyn 11 for Toronto. Fred Reilly led the Hawks'| Chest followed with 14 and 18H) pagr , teres detection of | Box 489 PHONE WH 2-3210 TO BE EFFECTIVE FROM MARCH I, 1963 WE ARE PRESENTLY PREPARING A NEW OIL over the series was Warren|S. Crowley, Toronto; scorer, T. ° | Construction Have Your Suit Styled attack with 17, all in the first! _In the foul shooting depart-\L rine British Woollens BURNER FURNACE SERVICE POLICY FOR RESI- Reynolds, who hit for 34 points. Saramak, Oshawa. Rollie Goldring added 13 and | and Tailored by | DUFFINS CREEK GOLF & and' Tot ama' atiet 3 SAM ROTISH || GOUNTRY CLUB LIMITED OIL BURNER SERVICE!! Chicago Toronto Montreal Detroit DENTIAL ACCOUNTS WITH RESPECT TO ANNUAL AND OTHER SERVICE, New York Boston Mild, cool, even-burning A new parts and accessories plan is also.being prepared. Our customers will be advised very soon of the change in policy which will give them more value - more econo- mical heating with oil -- DIXON'S OIL, Vogueis your best value in cigarette tobacco, For economy and for perfect Sunday's Games |Moose Jaw 3 Saskatoon 8 MEN'S WEAR Montreal at New York (Saskatoon leads best-of-seven 201 SIMCOE ST. SOUTH Toronto at Chicago |semi-final 3-1) --PRESENTS-- fuel oil, oil burners, oil furnaces and custom-made duct, Montreal 1.61 4 23 Peterboro 1). 3.4% Thursday's Result Peterborough 1 Montreal 2 Sunday's Game asia > at Montreal 1963 JOHNSON OUTBOARD MOTORS NOW ON DISPLAY 353 MITH PH. KING 723. |) we PORT 9311 OPEN EVENINGS rolling every time, ask ; ; : e for Vogue. Available in For prompt, efficient and reliable service, and quality ee: package or % pound estern League San Francisco 1 Los Angeles 3 Ottawa-Hull Junior A Smiths Falls 4 Pembroke 1 (Smiths Falls wins best-of-| seven semi-final 4-2) | Saskatchewan Junior | Weyburn 4 Flin Flon 1 | (Weyburn leads best-of-seven quarter-final 3-2) ° ' sealtite tin. Detroit at Boston Yorkton 5 Regina 6 Ontario Junior A : acai gapenes semi-final tied Fashions fon the fon work too. Call or see... ] Sunday, Mar. 10th ||| DIXON'S Vosue (Best-of-seven semi-final) | CIGARETTE 5:00 P.M. and 7:00 P.M. (THE ROBERT DIXON COMPANY LIMITED) "Salt onthe Road Saves Your Life! Salt on Your Car Costs you Money!" WLT F APt TOBACCO AN THE "PICADDILY ROOM" Hotel Genosha -@- Everyone Invited. © TAKE 5 MINUTES & SAVE MONEY et the new - nancy anoy One Stop Auto Cenire's @ ULTRA MODERN e AUTOMATIC CAR WASH -- 520 KING WEST '(At Stevenson Rd.) PHONE 728-9421 a -- "SERVING THE PUBLIC FOR MORE THAN FIFTY YEARS" -- 313 ALBERT ST. OSHAWA, ONT. PHONE 723-4663 35° SUGGESTED PRICE |