Oshawa Times (1958-), 7 Dec 1963, p. 13

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12 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Saturday, December 7, 1963 YOGI JOINS THE CLUB (left), getting his first chance to hobnob at the manager-level since be coming field boss of the York Yankees exchanges Yogi Berra New C ! Thursday 1 With three other manag with league the In »pinions Bill Rigney of the Los Ang najor l Angels; Hank Bauer of Balt more' Orioles and of the San AP ers winter base- Ang to right al Los 'les meetings him are, left ral] Wire} "SPORTS MENU By Geo. H. Campbell SPORTS EDITOR wy | 'Everything From Soup To Nuts' é "G4 oe | 4 bsg Franci Stewart On Line Shack 61 Kelly And In Tonight By THE CANADIAN PRESS This weekend the. Black Who's afraid of the big bad Hawks, who hayen't lost in their |Hawks? dozen starts, get a real The Toronto to they belong on don't sound the heap, After tonight's scared, they fly home to lie in The Leafs, who for second-place Montreal Chicago demolition Sunday night times without a win action tonight, De the National Hockey visit Montreal season, enter another tungers' play counter tonight at Maple uins in Bos Gardens goes to De "T think a return that .can n New York their money s expected fo use a Imlach, perennially Don Simmon coach and while Johnnie the third-placé Toronto ¢ influenza "I'll let you in on a litt ist the cret," confided assistant Hawk some King Clancy we not gi at s thar thi ing up on first place (10 points yuck away). We may there tha many critics would: e nect pect last chance lop of Leafs they Maple prove as though re game have met the wait gang five Canadiens so far ir In League troit such @n- and Lea other Red Wing New 4CC York Boston Br Toronto has fon, Sunday troit enga Toror lut lu for and Boston ement we're the only ¢ them a run boasted Pur mist give to opt general manag am om se- Sin cord . 1 slack ttle mo} has been ressive meeting 12 4 behind coac! 2e1e8 the Al sco are im] three him tw he soont opped n x 1 the cs have won yhoto SCANDALS HURT BASKETBALL CALL! doesn't mean Don't LAST certainly it as does to the we have scorebooks Park, Bantams; Oshawa Tony Tony's Vendi Engel Nipigon Midgets naires, fighters Tony's and Os ng (Pic hawa agers concerned please else. ACH ha the MIAML BE definite February site for neavy 26, when Sonn\ aettle their world's tit will rs 1g ed.an old gimmi o tne rantin attention t Clay. Clay u 'ink' mattered and manking h but he hasn reall the n imself n 80 ie } ynole 1, know as xCelSlors, ( ( 1g Merchants. pick a we Liston e dispute. terson W and ravings of one Cassius ck eantime, unpopular even the questionable status ignored ----- the average fan somebody, nuts the Meanwhile. tonight in At fends his world's Giardello and the experts figure it almost all his own: way. * * BITS: La 'Red BRIGHT Stewart with Ron tonight, 'dogging the main objective be Chicago's an assignment and we Just has the straight speed to keep up with the Chicago blonde bomber, when he that's the way night Coach and it w QUE. is Skowron to the Senators selling Joe Adcock to the Angels. for a Major League are D move the men in hall trade w if the Hot nds VII Ov Stove League jl quietus lantiec middleweight > { Kelly being Bobby doubt cuts Imlach be interesting IT HAPPENED! Dodgers have and Cleveland Indians are petter baseba is talk about during the winter key cl tive changes ubs, runners and barring the always happen in baseball is likels Baseball Trade Deals Not Heavy "ni vun: LOS traffic pected ANGELES was not as heavy but al plaver deals were at the baseball ended Friday a bearing on league pennant r Here is the (AP)--Trade as ex: sever important consummated convention tha which the may have 1964 aces major scoreboard of the player deals transacted during the minor league meetings in San Diego and the major league sessions here 1 Los Angeles first-baseman Bi Washington Senators timated $25,000 2, Los Angele outfielder I Cleveland Rarry. Latman first-baseman 4,° The fielder W more Or Smith GIANTS TRADE 4 4 San France traded. outfie. ider cStcher Ed Baile Hoeft and an unnamed to Milwaukee Braves for pitch "ers Bob Hendley and Bob Shaw and catcher Del Crandall 6. Detroit Tigers Dodgers. sold Skowron to for an es eon Indians for and Adcock aded pitchér veteran Joe oles for | Giants Alou Biily player sco Fe pitcher ipe traded such as. Yankees, I reals int cat de dD H from m be 00 p pl we {jin - NEW (AP 3 proh why we .bother YORK te 1 y be much, if anything at eams concerned desk, belonging to Storie Park Legion- . eade owed Fire- 1 howe anadian 'Tire )-Mats), Rolahood's Will t their Oshawa Legion man annou They used away. Ar gest opening 1958 the team up property--or since Sa ume doublehe 2 basketba been chosen. as. the ight fight, for Cassius Cl List« 1i¢ Vinte ne ranked rigt booked to Ok and SELLOUTS Actual! ve ¢ . ) sucn HAD The ith lic hasn't paid miuch it ik 8,000 to George md, Ed MacAule Ralph Beard n the garden to attain publicity and any bod) jisett beaten that he and Sonny has succeeded in disliked that Liston the sé g team came the disce as not just ar Fir ide whole of is ist rs And then hat dump w four word andal ar there are ers scheduled, some teams that would to buy tickets to get old days Na yt nears - or Clay hopes. Liston on Cassius etter t one City, Dick title against that Dick will have Y anothe vht Tiger de- j ad bleh turing had the Joey * decided to pp Eddie Shack Stewart will have s University: 'tre spirited 1e wher an and cheers that Hull. whether nd zor e the stu his 1s quite the vg: where used whose a He had no one to w gone cheer red ¢ polic Stewart Lo sit at be clay onely paced gamblers loose. At any rate intends to play it to- Zettin Even rowd at anc Mik 1other | Warning On Betting - 'In Gardens Program 1@ ge I eemed nean of uppert, too The g th I no amination dark thei came sun ibited ha imblers even took r college ¢ arden wa hoo took 1 basketball ramblers sported those' cigar it turned' out bo tan. beh and enough ¢ I But me moked in'a seaso ome of the gollege doit t | y of te bookic ire a >W of empty se Be blond« Now just ible wa, lots minks and games and lots Woodstock Bombs ' Welland Burloaks By THE CANADIAN PRESS é. Frid Wood CK Atl t t ttle ne ) the n { onds the Colborne .1 Keith marker when a co yma anked were a'iof t 1° Gu tion Sen- it take ime. witt h Port backfired doubt they solid hold Ontario Hock ior League Frida They walloped oak 10-3 rabbed the score But Worral into, on fir in tk ) as urance 19 Brown kar AT Sur! and over Welland Woodstock steadily ng place Burloaks ( In. the only scheduled , defeated an"open net at John yunted second: | aft ind Worrall the other Regal goats Searle had put. Port borne into a short-lived first lead in ome ason press er very 0 aah Athletic 4 cond e game and 10th final period came after 2-0. first dou fea have in Wel that e on to At th etic Sunday marker The outburst land had taken od 1 but oir nt re fina Wel ae for battle in ie the ose ra 1 } s host tol; reopen a (0) score 0 and Man ' ( m ae Brel each 'ame 'Tommy srt Colborr ounte . Crerry nede € Wood K] 7ame atop the fo 1 of - the oaks head have Colborne ipled ock hi ories | two et The other Robinson k. counted Woodstock from Bobb f Wilson, Tob from n dents|12 the their yut to eman atch tobert scored M Mike Jimmie Me with to date Sailors tr behind one wi tarts The ar ind Guire ed age a for We land it works *Moose" to see how sold HOCKEY SCORES AND STANDINGS This marks known first The BOY | Ay TA American Eastern a iil League way the base- Division right now; it looks as roing months Jodgers and the respec- ne lot to alt the (Prov have a Actually to more dence gfield drastic made an xpected Which can the 1964 World Series to be a repeated appearance. nee . x 1 Tonights Game at Clevel at Hershey Roches Hild falo ind ter ilo ds at Cleveland Rochest Providence ttsburgh Quebec Ontario Junior A Toronto 1 1 Montrea Petert oy Peter Jim Bunning al her Gus Triandos to Phila siphia Phillies for outfielder P Demeter and pi Ja tor cher at on ther k am Met de New York outf the Br $30,000 on hase Ta an esti- Ni St pure sob TD aves for ated conditiona ASIS The majors ord' 63 plave ague draft at ). Forty-five ayers Th impo e completed p eetings. Kansas City figured Niagara Hamil a Oshawa a Kit Han ted m t of $691 also ee ler 'or Vriday's Moritreal 3 afhat Toronto Sunday's Games Montrea s in the no Results zara Fall Is a cos were first year Nia St nes '4 ee tant player rborough at or two on. at 'Toronto Monday, December 9th - 8:30 P.M. ° WHITBY ARENA e¢ DIXIE BEEHIVES WHITBY DUNLOPS JUNIOR "'B" ADMISSION ADULTS $1.00 -- STUDENTS (with cards $0¢ MINOR HOCKEY CHILDREN 25¢ CANADIAN PRE stown 2 nton 6 ape Breton Senior ' 3 Antigonish 5 Nova Scotia Senior gow 9 Windsor 8 Ottawa-St. Lawrence Senior Ottawa 9 Brockville 0 aie ter 3 Cornwall 4 on 4° Morrisburg 3 Northern Ontario Senior To ¥ South Porcupine 4 Sunday's Games Saskatchewan Senior , Woodstock at Welland York ll Moose Jaw 7 Port Colborne' at Oakville Saskatoon 5 Regina 7 Central Professional Ottawa-Hull Junior Wie? Smiths Falls 4 14.4 2 93 8 Afnprior 4 139 0 80 Northern Ontario Junior 910 5 && yspanola 4 Sudbury 5 St. Louis 811 5 83 Saskatchewan Junior Cincinnat His 34 Jaw. 5 Este Friday's Result Melville 7 9 St. Paul 2 Central Alberta Sunday's Games Red Deer 7 Calgary 5 at Minneapolis Ontario Junior at St. Louis Leamington 1 Detroit Western League Fissex 1 Chatham 15 ancouve Denver 3 Windsor & Dresden 5 in Fran 2S ed Senior Intercollegiate ortland 3 Los Ang Toronto 4 MeGill 4 International League Laval 4M ster 7 Moines. 4 Toledo 0 Ottawa-St. Lawrence Wayne & Muskegon 4 Loyola.7 Ottawa 3 Eastern League Exhibition boro 6 New Haven 5 Star 1 lotte 3 Nashville 4 if SS 'Oshawa af Kitchener Knoxy OHA Senior Pr Bes ee ie 0 4 45 20 Gila 0°63 4616 1 48 3315 0 41 56 12 1 44 5811 Colborne 0 36 83 2 Friday's Results Woodstock tok ace 99 15 Ne Gla ind bo. Gue n 0 ton A Pt Hull 5 60 30 Pe 71 26 912 85 21 90.10 Moose Weyburn 2 Omaha mbroke St. Pau Minneapolis 53 van 6 B & S Pau Omaha ne V. S Intercol, Des Fort Al mpit Col Canadian Green g Oly Chat BEAMED ON OUR GIANT SCREEN REGENT 723-3021 OR 728-6673 Marlies Flying With 7-4 Win Over St. Kitts | y THE CANADIAN PRESS Toronto Marlboros seem de- termined to keep a healthy gap between their plateau atop the ogg Hockey Association Ju- nior series and the rest of 'the Jatt team loop Marlboros made it 10 straight victories Friday. night with a 7-4 win over St. Catharines \Black Hawks to move six points in front of the second place|4 est Toronto has won the other thas' mene 2 which Simmons las played this season "We haven't conceded them a Montreal Junior ( thing in the regular séason. Canadiens, meanwhile said Imlach. "But if we ean't:ped a close 4-3 decision to the catch them then, we'll do it in! Flyers in Niagara Falls, The up- the playoffs." set victory lifted Niagara Falls He concludes: "No club can into fourth place, two points! keep up with the tremendous ahead St, Catharines | pace Chicago has set, But they Toronto now has 17 wins and aren't going to collapse. They,a Ue in 20 games for 35 points may have a slump, but we can";| Peterborough Petes are in third sit and wait for the roof to fall] place with 26. Oshawa Generals in on them, It will be a battle are sixth with 12, six back of between Leafs and Chicago for,St. Catharines while Hamilton 'everything. The other clubs and Kitchener are tied in last have been hot and cold." place with point Imlach planned one Seven pla hift against the Hawks Marlboro scoring veteran Ron Stewart right baruk, Brit. Selby wing on a line with Kelly, Rod » Seiling Jim and. Eddie Shack in of Wayne Carleton rookie Jim) Pappin Champagne Imlach has Brian) McD yin and Green fired two ce time Black Hawks experienced young arrival from Niagara to check junior B ranks Brian Cor f Bobb led the Flyers o their nar- e scored win over Montreal, He rap ved two. goa and Bud De body and Levesque con team made moves this tributed bolster their defence Jacques Lemaire, Leo calling up rearguard fault and Bob Charlebois were from the American the Canadiens' marksmen, with Hockey Lea Thiffault and Charlebois scoring Detroj Warren in 12 minytes of the Godfrey game Sunday's borough in Falls St visiting Kitchene 'anadiens drop- of nine shared in the Nick Har-} Ron Ellis McKenny and = Andre lineuy yers moving to Red place Dave the and each no beefs with Pap onald yromised him: plenty of But he wants the more Stewart out there A the name Fa who happens to nell for a fellow by Hull 16 the the 1048 th row NHI is Sea ind lead coring n Guy "Three the others week to corps by velerar Thif- Jue brou ght back the final from Pittsburgh York recalled Al Langlois Baltimore, and 'Toronto Hillman from for New from sum Ro injured ton at has Peter- Montreal, Niagara} Catharines, Hamil-| Toronto and Oshawa schedule Larry at ter to f in Dougla moned che Kent Liston-Clay Brawl; «In Miami Feb. 26. MIAMI (AP) The Liston-|lary rights will be handled bs Clay world heavyweight title|Liston's organization, Intercon eer = n for Feb, 26)tinental. Promotions The! ami Beach Convention contract nfust be by} William Faversham, the Louis- bout) Ville executive who heads the cham- |syndicate which handles Clay "The This is the second Liston title Clay,;match slated for Miami Beach was Friday It was an-|He was to have had his second] by millionaire .sports- fight with Patte here ear-| MacDonald of Miami/!i¢? this year, but after monu Liston's 'advi menta! mixups over contracts,| postponements and a knee in- jury to the champion, the bout Park Race Track wiiit™ held in Las Vegas, Nev | guarantee $625,000 from the live|CALLS LISTON gate for the fighters': purses, Nilon reported that during the with $400,000 going to Liston and|meeting, he telephoned, Liston $225,000 to Clay. He will have nolin Denver nterest in the closed circuit) "ricton theatre television able. h Television and whole Founder Of sm ' Packers Team ' Dies At 73 Liston and Clay signed for the fight in Denver a month ago It Was announced recently that vas Vegas would be the site GREEN BAY, Wis Hla: uy : riche pe who ringside seats would go for $100 ag ur a ah Sag oiep EU parties agreed. that. the liv le 6 Green Bay ackers oot loate would. exceed $1.000.000 its sanction to the fight Edward lLassman_ of Beach, president of the set Inc approved be ital l Date and place the between 'The Big Bear' pion Sonny Liston and Louisville - Lip Cassius of set nounced rson Bil Jack. Nilon man and sor MacDonald, treasurer of Tro- pical not only agree- happy about the MacDonald said \e know, it isn't .al- to.. make Sonny was was thing as vou easy other anchil- reached on how the Conventon . Hall: will be scaled, but Dundee (AP) -- said the first thought was that ae for the fight Calhoun was the retired The -. Miami. Beach sports and telegraph editor of aon esion immediately jthe Green Bay Press-Gazette {Although crippled with arthritis gave as did Miami N ithe John Quinn boxing 1s HOUSTON how- Chargers, poiled| Boston Detroit) ¢ reled and w adion a The Cc Mail ¢ Deale for many years he remained ac- tive in newspaper work until his retirement in 1957 He was sports editor ambeau, a recent Notre player, conceived the idea of establishing a sandlot football team When the club acquired a Na tional League franchise and went on to championship glory, Calhoun served both as club sec- No decisions have been C -- a a ball Club, died Thursday of can There will be 16,000-plus seats World Boxing Association in 1919 when Le Dame Canadian Horses | Win Harness Stake | CHICAGO (AP) horses swept the $500 heavy harness stake Friday at the In- ational Horse Show in Chi- Canadian LOS ANGELES (AP) ThejLions, Baltimore Colts and San defending champion Green Bay|lrancisco '49ers and are spoil- | Packers are solid favorites tol img to add Green Bay to the trim Los Angeles today and re-! 'ist : P »| "ontention: . . ehlene jn npr ye lg itd Sunday Chicago entertains San oy by 4 : ef rane shards rancisco, and the co-lemders of the National Football League.'in the Eastern Division, New 3ut the Rams cou'd play the York and Cleveland, have im- role of successful spo'lers in the'poriant dates Washington's nationally-televised struggle Redskins will be at New York Green Bay a mere half a 4nd Cleveland is at Detroit, game behind Chicago in its| Philadelphia at St Louis, drive for a fourth divisional ti-|Pittsburgh at Dallas and Min- tle. With time and the cam-|nesota at Baltimore round out yaign running out, a Joss to Los'the Sundy slate Angeles would virtually elimi- -- nate the Packers (AP)--San Diego The rejuvenated Rams, Houston Oilers and ever, have in succession Patriots have Sunday afternoons for the in red on their Ameri- -- can Footbali League calendars. That is the season's most im- Cc aster Nets portant day so far for all three clubs l t Pl . The Chargers, with a 9-2 rec. S ace it ord, would wrap up the West- : ern Division championship by . beating Oakland Raiders at in ver ava Oakland, The Raiders have won seven @ } ¢ By THE CANADIAN PRESS pi a Patriots McMaster Marlins are pi king tangle here. Houston, 6-5 could up right where they left off take nt stride toward its eal : fourth straight Eastern Division lhe defending champions of title by knocking off the Pa- b 'Ae " Intercol]!e giate triots, Who are 6-5-1 eis arion bet Paar fon On the other hand, Boston ad went aH to dete TT oaline could come within an eyelash ee 'i Un ania? e WiSINNS of grabbing the title itself if atx i' Mantrcal: MeGill Red Babe Parilli and his mates can men Univers ty of Toronto master a Oilers, The Patriots : : would need only one more vic- Blues-battled to a 4-4 tie as the ou" rae cathe! tory or a Houston defeat to end rat got under way on two the Oilers'reign Gan. Bhonr duced the War. And Houston, incidentally, has lins' attack with a pair of goals. 4 Dec, 15 date with tough San . ain Mel el en hare the western leader. Den- Randle' Bobo Abpe Bnd John 2-8-1, could climb out of the avave got sincies wanteri basement with a deci- Marcellin Tremblay scored 'aaa pie 'ne ue ae twice for Laval as the Quebec| names ee ing Pete York, City team came back. strong sl [Sunday : ink ees omer n the fina] two periods. Yvo ae Paquet and Paul Bounette rounded out the Laval scoring j Steve Monteith scored his Cold, Miserable hird goa] of the night midway through the third period to sivel Bolt Shots A 66 the Blues their tie in Montreal ea ine Don Fuller's first-period goal SEBRING Fla (AP) -- Bert gave the Blues an early lead,| Weaver and Sandra Spuzict but McGill came back on goals|' caught up Friday. with a cold, by Tom Bell, Skippy Kerner,|miserable Tommy Bolt and John Taylor and Ron Gordon to/Partner, a professional for enly |take a 4-3-lead in the fina||tWo yeans shot a six-under-par frame 66 over the 6,723-yard Harder vm course for a 35-hole total of 13 Perfect Re or Bolt and Jo Ann Prentice, who Cc d For shot a 64 Thursday over the , 2 4 Pincrest Lakes course at nearby Unionville Rink (\\in'Park 'tea a 12 ei a ; This is the most miserable TORONTO (CP) Only two a, ' or . rinks managed perfect records day | * ia a ny in the opening day of the two:|ong aahie!: oe day double-knockout elimination Sino ite te day was bright series to determine the eighth!) cu si 4 fhe ra the mercury was in the low 60s rink for the Tournament of with a brisk breeze SHAD ONE bonsplel here next)" sam Snead and Shirley En- Ray Grant of Unionville won glehorn had @ nid sea gar all three of his games while Lote it od oat cg ache Earle Hushagen of Toronto had| on yaa - 67 7 Hd two victories and a bye. he ae Jake Edwards of Kingston Beata t as eliminated after losing to AUSSIE VOTERS ' rant 8-7 in. an extra end and| The number of persons eligi- : Alfie Philips of Toronto, 7-6.jble to vote in Australian. na- Dave Mitchell of Woodstock|tional elections stands at 5,800,- lost a 12-6 decision to Ken Phil-]000, exclusive of the Australian lips of Toronto -in the first]Capital Territory and Northern round Territory Can Wholesale Mail Order Company, me plete range of department -store merchandise xc Vv ¢ ty Dealer mpany sails over 10,000 items by catdlogue on a. 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