Oshawa Times (1958-), 22 Apr 1963, p. 12

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hie hg OP ROLE LE PELE PLAS POOLS ELS PELE nior teams are Hastings, Stanley Cup Playoffs [ie iy Scaaae Produced New Items Mann Cup Set and the juniors start May 21, For NHL Record Book [ini ii. By RON ANDREWS in 1927 that no overtime games|Wings, tying the record set "4 ] a te in ry Vv summer. TORONTO (CP) -- Two rec-|were needed in the playoffs, |Go' ¢ Howe of Detroit in 1048 "ae pase Canada Lacrosse RENT-A-CAR SERVICE ords were set and another two| Toronto goaltender Johnny|against New York Rangers and) associ had felt the senior 14 ALBERT STREET equalled in this year's National|Bower, who gave his club great equalled by Jerry Tegeaeent of] championships, usually alter. Hockey League Stanley Cuplelutch netminding over the 10|/Boston Bruins , G10! nated between Hast and West, 725-6553 layoffs. The semi-final series qpenes against Montreal Cana- equaet pag | would help stimulate sagging in- tween Detroit Red Wings and|diens and Detroit, probably| The 44 goals Detroit and Chi-/ierest in the East if played @ Chicago Black Hawks produced|rates a mention in the record|cago seored in their. series| there again. three of the marks, books, too. A thorough search mashed the oust of Ranger However, officials of the On- 3 50 PER DAY The Wings and Hawks in their|ot NHL records reveals that|and Boston in 1958 and by tario Lacrosse Association : series, h Letroit won four|Bower, in the semi-final against|troit and Boston in 1045, which the event aim 8100 AM: = 6:00 P.M, ames to two, were assessed| Montreal, became the first net-| The previous mark for the Brampton last summer, feel | $:00 PM: == 8100 AM, he most penalties in a came ce aayott, nt "\teame at the, mar ofa gumel ez cin Bear the cost ot pro-l) | MON-AL ONL ay series, 98, and equa * the goal-scoring mark for two| The Wings and Hawks in|Was set in the eeoond ane is fA eow | ee : 00 for 24 HOURS teams in a semi-final serics|their six-game series eclipsed|the 1947 final 6, ven Alse decided us a weekend |@e -- 44. "ging -- oe Say ve oe wert Lf " pees, ie aan ue Ted Ken een eight aie yo Pus To FOR Oe e mar most goa a ast year's six: P * a semi-final with eight. " "\pame final between Toronto|Nedy soared at 1:18 and Vici will operate in Ontario this Guy Sat Ate. Leafs' Dick Duff chalked up|@"d Chicago. Lynn at 1:36 as the Leafs py summer, the other record by scoring the|, Detroit players received a to-/0" to defeat Montreal 4-6 Apr Ramblers, Port two fastest goals ever fired at Bag ag eel aS 1¢ Mi Menren was extended i te sar oft Saniey Cay gue mateo omit, misconas mae, Howe meeated RM" c-lmake gp the senior ecg." | TANEGAPVANTUAM OP onds. for a total of 126 minutes, aed total to 73 annate by get! Oshawa, St. Catharines and Another oddity about the Hawks were penalized with 46|1ing pine Cong the 11 games| queinh filed new junior entries Truck Rates on Request in | bail 2 lovee" ions oe wlen| MOET, MT AE eta enti Ret aly, w fort were tse. Omer . nd th Leafs winni : -star defenee- SCANADIAN TEAM PARADES STADIUM TRACK AS PAN AMERICAN GAMES OPEN IN BRAZIL second straight cup champion Ue, Tne {otal of 282 minutes,/ey Titsing ty hie 14h play . ba ed averse wr eee in the] of 941 minutes handed out in al¥ea?: moved to within ly st-of-seven final 4-1, was that|six.game semi-final between|games of Maurice Richard's I H % all games were decided in reg-| cyj i record of most games pla t ulation time, This is the first eenee San every OF Feeh in Stanley Cup oe Kel "4 year since the NHL gained full) HULL TIES MARK 10 games this season gave possession of the Stanley Cup! Hull's eight goals againstia total of 128, Winnipeg As Site For OLD COUNTRY SOCCER Left-Hander LONDON (Reuters)----Results Division III Bob Charles WEATHER of soccer games played in Brit- Q. I am sure that my arthrigh Hy Bournemouth 5 Carlisle 1 pH ' . , a 67 Pan-American Games" mirec. Eee'. |Wins Houston |p) Sele ces ea 4 ts Colchester 2 Peterborough 0 HOUSTON, Tex. (AP) - whleb complete environmental at was 'SAO PAULA, Brazil (CP-AP))/1968 winter Olympics for,equailled the games record ofCanadian, 15 - year - old Sharon|Birmingham 8 Blackpool 6 Coventry 1 Brighton 1 od i Re Ce bag : bs le show that pai lid a L.-J "s bid for the 1967 Pan-|Banéf.' one minute, 9.1 seconds while|Pierce of Prince Rupert, B.C.,/Burnley 0 Notts F 0 Millwall 1 Northampton 3 sae to pre Tehi A did not material: a suffering ACTION BEGINS go gle Dg Mol Psirer in| verton 1 Tottenham 0 Notts C 2 Swindon 0 straight playoff and they found Kovenatens artials, Sut whes te wore While selection of the 1967 en's 1 butterfly by two ; Fulham 0 Liverpool 0 Port Vale 1 Hull 0 one in Bob Charles, a left. altered, such as increasing humidity ee re cies om -- ng) Baad = -- = S. . Lalcester 1 Wolverhampton 1 |shrewsbury 0 Queens P R 3 |hander from New Zealand, a bs rometrie B cag --_ vormaing of the sta ogenes. eo mark of 1:07.3, Man United 1 Shettield. U 4 |Southend 0 Barnsley 0 Charles, 27, won the $10,000 cluded from. this that weather may letes from 21 countries for the two-week pageant that|/TENNIS TEAM SPLITS Sheffield W 0 Ipswich 3 Watford 3 Hallfex 1 tg oy FM neg Was Cates Ceneeg. oF Selene Sree West Brom 1 West Ham 0 -- 4 ic gon lipied 2 e : ' tennis| Americans smashed pee| Bolton Wand's. 4 Aston Villa 1 |p onttorg pyre tig ae ea 2 wis Tales GLANDULAR FEVER assal on g0! medals ' began Sunday as Neepvaien and the volleyball men's team Cardift 5 piven mt : Chesterfield 4 Tranmere 0 States Provessionel Geltere As: Q. What causes glandular fever? Gen & be was put off from|2ot under way in nearly a dozen lost its opener to Brazil 3-0, y Derby 3 eerent 2 Crewe Alex 4 Hartiepools 1 oogiation. sarent from one person to encther? ay, but Mark Danzker,|sports. The United States and| Canadian Davis Cupper Harry , Grimsby 8 Luton 1 Doncaster 2 Aldershot 1 he New Zealandereet1 A causative agent of glandular for the Winnipes|BTezil-each won a pair of first-|Fauquier of Toronto made short equalled the 100-metre stand:|/ii dderstield 3 Stoke City 3 Exeter 0 Bradford C2 under par and three strokes in is "infectious said 'we are still|place gold medals in judo while] work of Vencio Roel of Uruguay) 4 Middlesbrough 2 Chariton 1 Gillingham 1 Darlington 0 front after the fire three rounds net known but it is thought to bes hopeful of getting the) British Guiana captured a gold The tiret three finishers in the|Newcastle 2 Bury 3 Mansfield 2 Newport 1 on the wiles ia " ah i" bantamweight vege r '. freesty! Pig eee Clot ot aden Mtl emp 6 nocndele 8 Torquay 0 challenges from Fred Hawkins, Se estions to science Editors, Americans want Canadals., Tam of Montreal placed long- Poramonth:4 Leeds ¢ socal liegt |@ veteran pro, and amateur we Tae toe ee eS ane Preston 6 Swansea 3 SCOTTISH LEAGUE --| Rempare Blancas, He son of 8 Your telephone is the short- OL Canada's chances for meda) Walsall 1 Scunthorpe 1 Division I ai Saaghty ln est line to prompt preserip- for the 1968 neg honors were bright as Hungar- ; ; Cae 6 Wad Lone 1 Gasive River Oaks Country tion service. Call us for free pent Octeher 'lian-born Ben 'Simo of Montreal Tsien UO earts 6 ae pick up and delivery service. reached the finals today of the 9,in 56, Falkirk 0 Kil '5S s Jack Nicklaus, the pre: men's individual foils. Two or. tee ecu 'sedan tournament favorite, faltered, J mber|other ©. at deneens Sana sone specealine 1 Hawkins picked wp three Andru of Toronto and Peter Ba-|swept the three games 15-0, 15-0, , : Pence t Aberdeen strokes on Charles with a final- konyi of Vancouver, were elim-|15-4 against the Canadian team, + ins antam Queen of § 1 Airdrieonians 1 round 66 and a 260 that was inated in the fimst pound Sunday, primarily of Latvian- Raith 3 Rangers 2 (| Worth $4,600. Blancas, who shot Canada, led by world cham, ms Puck Toure St, Mirren 1 Clyde 2 naenton Wa peed oe ot while plop -Mecy. Stewent of Verto y Aibion 5 DWvision tt taking 'a 64 and a third-place GEORGETOWN, Ont, (CP)--|Albion 5 Brechin, 2 ' Alloa o Morten 3 a George Knudson and Tee Opens Decreuere eee Ayr 2 Stenhousemuir 3 ing of Toronto finished in the OPEN EVERY FRIDAY 'TIL 9 P.M. League ended Saturday night Cowdenbeath 0 Stirling 1 money--but just under the wire, endring, in 962 British Em: ; with York Steel of Bo Forfar 3 Dumbarton 4 Knudson had Anal rounds of! @ FREE DELIVERY @ Miss Stewart, Canada's fe, pire Games, had by far the best 5A. Hockey League winning the tig Peeallion, 2 1 and 8 for a 285 total that 723-4621 and the'male athlete of the year,|time in the butterfly. Another ; grand championship. St. Johnstone 6 East Fife 0 gave him $110. pity oe ait z i i i a E i r Fo s = ii BRE S were raced in each swimming prelimi- eight fastest times qualified for the FF ver, qualified. all seven entries for four swimming finals Tues- -\day night. But the favored Amricans who broke two = qualified all their =f ; oe Fe ii ap -- , 17-year-eld go ---- , York Steel won the title by|Stranraer 2 E Stirling 2 ® 5 e e feteating Walkerton $0 in the) Amateur International Dodgers Dissension : |i ge ne ul metre backstroke in the championship. ham) The semi-final series between e A and C was won by TRISH FA CUP No Longer A Secret Warcrnpsrans sh er ca ie om for business... Walkerton earned the right to : : : 3 A aie _|By THE ASSOCIATED PREs|enter the finals by defeating r | asure ood renee _ time the discord on the club,itain Duke Snider in St, Louis) "patting sim Hickman, Mets|West Kildonan, Man., 63 in LUB JOB ? fo Pie ~NEW lt was in- "\10 before él é hei -final. ce ORE Y Tee eer Fe teaet tin ot 410 deve bet the ead of the|--Drove in seven runs--Sunday|their semi-final. The two teams|| stop Here First ; with a grand slam homer, a|Wound up on top of the D and For Prompt Las Angeles Dodeora| whet ves pérain a O'Maliey called the meeting|two-run homer, a sacrifice fly| League respectively, eet sever Poul come to light, ican 5 Mian. restrain (because of his alarm over the|and a long double in New York's| Forty-two teams from across! W., L, HOUSTON *Insiders have known for some ( steadily shrinking Dodger lead.|doubleheader sweep over Mil- Canada and the northern United gore conriuind wh Dara ere, het Desne sce Aen of frat tn/waee Breer 64 ahd a, Salen competed ------ TORONTO To NEW YORK lapse jaware for some time y as did the mid-season loss|strained relationship between| "sry wn Bag A Wi ook ase "We're going to blow the pen-|---A 20-year-old rookie making pitcher Sandy Koufax and|Alston and some of the players nant unless you light a fire un-|his first big league start pitched @lh 35 minute: ee ee a i = between Alston andiaee them," O'Malley was re-|@ three-hit 7-0 shutout Sunday This sign our minu s Ge regular a mt "That a" id have been behind ported to have waned Alston.|gainst Chicago White Sox, @ up to 8 flights daily The. disclosure by general| bier ve Alston disagreed, striking out seven, has led the Buzzie Bavasi early|S "enunciation of Durocher| 'The kids are under enough @ $56 Economy return Set meek that he had put down|last winter when he anteted| pegennre as it is," he said, way to player uprising emphasized|the Dodger coach and former i need encouragement, not Sat the National League club is| manager of being disloyal to Al-|@ tongue-lashing." O'Malley fi- BETTER eplit in its loyalty to manager|ston, nally { | Alston. Bavasi had no serious inten- ' »The younger players swear by|tion of firing Durocher et that : ts dyad ety i 8 HEARIN ; TRANG-CANADA AIR LINES (&) AIR CANADA iirc 5 cate & vetoneenlion winda tes seupenes torte over : believes the Dodgers would|Dodger collapse. anager e Bave won the pennant last year! He knew, too, that Dudger coach Leo Durocher at the! qywner Walter O'Malley is @ CLEANERS, end LAUNDERERS 1,000,000 ? br OSHAWA - PORT HOPE strong admirer of D 's WHITBY - COBO! % | "These players have the high-\managerial ability, Have Your Suit Styled BOWMANVILLE -- SCARBORO est admiration for Alston as a . 'and Tailored by Castatna; Dteven, Risokens, Rabe times! man but little respect for his) CALLED MEETING ' ebility as a manager despite | Durocher had reason to be- SAM ROTISH Sribcitee weer his three Lacter = - bd py ae eee prot 7 KING ST. 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