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Marty Barry Still Recalls The Years He Played In NHL HALIFAX (CP) -- Marty ; Barry relaxed in an armchair in his comfortable Halifax apartment and recalled his career in the National Hockey . League with modesty becoming to a former Lady Byng Trophy winner. Barry was never a super-star during his 11 years in the NHL. His name has faded from the memory of many who followed hockey in the 1930s and is al- most unknown among the younger generation of fans. But folks around Detroit whose hockey recollections go back to the mid-'30s won't soon forget the high-scoring line of Marty Barry, Larry Aurie and Herb Lewis that helped the Red Wings to Stanley Cup victories in 1936 and 1937, Now 57, Barry is manager of a groceteria at Shannon Park, a maval base with married quarters in nearby Dartmouth. His hair is almost completely grey and his tall, solid frame has added a few pounds since . his playing days. Hs Raised in Montreal, Barry © played all his early hockey there, jumping to the old New York Americans of the NHL in 1927 at the age of 21. "Montreal didn't want me," he recalls, 'They had a good -- and it was hard to break SENT TO AHL Even the Americans didn't keep him long. He was shipped down to Philadelphia of the American Hockey League and moved to New Haven of the same circuit. iE Barry's second crack at the big time came in 1929 when Boston Bruins drafted him. This time he, stayed up. A centre, Barry was a digger OLD PRO HELPS--Marty Barry, former National Hoc- key League star with Detroit Red Wings, shows minor- leaguer John Kefly of Dart- then, You couldn't check a man within three or five feet of the boards without a penalty being OLD COUNTRY SOCCER By M. MciNTYRE HOOD England to The Oshawa Times | LONDON -- A bizarre semi- final, with at least two and possibly threes second division clubs involved, lies ahead in the English Cup competition. Preston and Swansea, both sec- ond division clubs, have been drawn against each other, so for the first time since 1049, there will be a second division team in the final at Wembley. In that year, Leicester City, near the bottom of the second division, were finalists, but miwere beaten by Wolverhampton Wanderers 3-1. The other semi-final game is still in doubt as I write. Man- chester United and Sunderland drew again in their replay, and will now have a third game on neutral ground to decide which team will meet West Ham. So there is still a possibility of three second division teams in the semi-final, and also of a final between two teams from that grade of football. This would happen if Sunderland got through to the semi-final, and then beat West Ham to qualify for the Wembley days of glory. If that should happen, it would be the first time since 1907 that there have been three second division semi-finalists. In that year, when Wolverhamp- ton, then in the second division, won the cup by beating first division Newcastle United, the other semi-inalihts were Ful- ham and Southampton of the second division, mouth, N.S., the correct: way to hold a stick. Barry, now in his 50s, manages a groceteria at a Dartmouth housing proj- ect for navy families. Dart League Third Section | Is Closer Race | Speedway the last Barry heard of him, were also high up in the scoring. And there were Annual F.A. May Be Real Surprise and hard skater. He gained a reputation as an "iron man" because he missed only one game in 11 seasons but em- phasizes that he never held a record for consecutive games played. "There were only 44 and 48 games in a season during my called. Hockey was rugged but I think it was cleaner than it is today, None of this pushing into the boards and all that." ACE BAILEY HURT Still, Barry was on the ice in a Bruins uniform when Ace Bailey of Toronto Maple Leafs picked up the puck in his own) some other top names. Cup Final Looking back into the rec- ords, it is found that the last time a second division eleven won the cup was in 1931, when West Bromwich Albion beat Birmingham City in the final. West Bromwich in that year, also won promotion, Sunder- land could well emulate that performance by winning the cup and the second division cham- pionship this year. There is another ' interesting angle to this year's cup final. Should Swansea get into the final by defeating Preston,|j their opponénts, whoever they are, would automatically quali- fy for the next European Cup Winners' Competition, whether they win or lose at Wembley. Because they come from Wales, Swansea have to qualify for the European Cup seriés through the Welsh Cup com- petition, not that for the Eng- lish Cup. As they have already been knocked out of the Welsh Cup competition,'they are auto- matically ineligible for the European Cup Winners compe- tition, while their Wembley op- ponents, if Swansea got there, would by into it. CELTIC ADVANCE Glasgow Celtic sprang a sur- prise at Bratislava when, in the second leg of their quarter- final European Cup Winners series, they defeated S'oyan on the Czechs' own ground, 1-0. and advanced into the semi-final by an aggregate score of 2-0. They won the first leg at Park- head in Glasgow, also by 1-0. This virtually- puts two Brit- ish teams into the semi-final, as Manchester United have a three-goal lead over Lisbon Sporting Club, and should win through to the last four. And if the draw comes out right, it might mean Manchester United and Celtic meeting in the final to keep the cup in Britian for another year, as Tottenham | The following are results of|won it last year. MONTREAL (CP) -- Red Hay's minor transgression has carried Chicago Black Hawks to a record season for penalty time, smashing a mark the same National Hockey club piled up in 1960-61, There is something cal about it all because decidely among the mien with the Black there is such a set. He doesn't sition the way Z. But it was Red's minor: alty at 6:44 of final pe' in Chicago Sunday night--when the Hawks shaded Toronto Ma- Chicago team over the line. That gave the Hawks a total of 1,074 minutes for the season the same club three seasons ago. Broken down it works out to an average of something more than 16 minutes a game. time out. The New York club total is 649 minutes. Strung out between are Mont- real Canadiens, Toronto, Bos- ton Bruins and Detroit Red OTTAWA (CP) -- The Na- tional Advisory Council on Fit- jness and Amateur Sport con- jcluded a two-day meeting here |Tuesday during which mem- jbers pondered more than 45 |briefs from sports governing bodies asking for an estimated | $1,200,000. ; | The fitness program has a |budget of $3,000,000 this year, |half of which is spent by the |provinces. | In a departure from past years, the council's recommen- dations were not revealed at the close of the sessions, | A spokesman said Health Min- ister LaMar.h would make an announcement shortly. | The council, headed by chair- jman Ken Farmer of Montreal, jmeets each year to study re- quests for money and to make |necommendatio . on them to the government. CENTRE CONSIDERED In addition this year, the games played March 5, in the Neighborhood Dart Association: |Woodview No. 1, 5, Woodview) No. 2, 0. Fernhill 3, Southmead) 2. Rundle No. 1, 3, Rundle No. IN LONGEST GAME "There was Ebbie Goodfellow, a Hall-of-Famer, up front: on the forward line, Norm Smith) council studied proposals for a national sports centre and ex- amined ways in which the fit- ness program could be inte- Frank Mario Signs, was in goal, and we had Sid) Howe and Doug Young playing| for us too -- both fine hockey) players. "Doubles -- J, Goulding 3, F.| Parsons 3, M. Muir, To Thir d S eason |erefed with the centennial pro- PETERBOROUGH (CP) The spokesman said the coun- Council On Fitness Ends Ottawa Meeting cil wasn't able to finish up all its business du2 to a heavy agenda and to the necessity of going over old ground to ac- quaint the council's 15 new members with its work. He said another meeting prob- ably will be held in the next few months. One of the biggest demands on the council this year was one from the Canadian Ama- teur Sports Federation. 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BEST OF QUARTER FINALS 2nd GAME 7 SERIES THURSDAY, March 12th 8:00 P.M. ST.CATHARINES BLACK HAWKS vs Oshawa Generals BOWMANVILLE COMMUNITY ARENA Tickets Now On Sale At These Locations: @ JIM BISHOP SPORTING GOODS 151 King £., Oshawa @ BOLAHOOD SPORTSHAVEN 61 King East, Oshawa i pealigcony ARENA BOX © OFF A. Mulr,| Prank Mario has been signed) Vv. Graves 2, B. Shortt, L. time compared with 70 now. That makes quite a difference." Barry wasn't the sort that went looking for trouble, a trait that helped him win the .Lady Byng for effective play and sportsmanlike conduct with Red Wings in 1936-37, But he was a good checker and he didn't run away from trouble either. "But the rules were different Junior Habs Whip Petes | In Opener By THE CANADIAN PRESS Yvan Cournoyer fired four goals as Montreal Junior Cana- dians defeated Peterborough Petes 8-1 to open their best-of- seven quarter-final series in the Ontario Hockey Association FULL FRONT GAR MAT FULL REAR CAR MAT Now Only 4,98 4.15 Junior A playoffs Tuesday|him. webs that blow onto telephone " Y ° sal Saly ' night. Aurie, now dead, and Lewis,|wires and short-circuit connec-| In the other scheduled game, |connected with the Indianapolisitions when moist. | ff s Py St. Catharines Black Hawks} a es 3 % us ' TIRES deans Sinbiy: Gesenel | 3 , ei : . TREAT YOURSELF TO Unlimited AN ENJOYABLE: EVENING iuar oe AT THE CANADIANA! FOR ALL SUMMER Only 20 minutes from Oshawa . the luxurious Canadiana "Mud Bruneteau was on'c |to coach Peterborough Petes: of : Shortt, R. Hopson, R. Pope. O-|the Ontario Hockey Association squad and he scored the win-\¢ . Crawford, Mid : t Shore caught Bailey unawares|ning goal for Red Wings in theta 'V Rees 1B. Ross, L Junior A series "ee 1964-65 at the blueline. longest game on record." Shobbrook, 0. Twine, T. Emm senariontig wri was an- "It was a clean check as 1} Bruneteau's goal came at 2:25|2, G. Waite 2, F. Donald, D. picenen 'ded Pe tarboroush 46 recall," says Barry "But Aceja.m. on March 25, 1936, and|Donald, E. Major 2, A. Cole 2,| | ° " es > "fs tht oT went down hard and everyone|gave Detroit a 1-0 victory over|C. Cole 2. a fifth-place Halen Ss '| knew he was hurt bad." |Montreal Maroons in the decid-| Baseball 1 Inning -- T. Emm Bailey lay in hospital neariing game of the semi-finals. The|6, T. Twine 5, L. Shobbrook 5, DROPS PLAN : death for several days. He|game lasted two hours, 56 min-/B. Ross 5, E. Ford 6, P. Rogers VERNON, B.C. (CP) -- City recpvered but never playedjutes, 30 seconds, and went six|5 and F. Parsons 5. council has abandoned its plan hockey again. periods of overtime. ne 'er 4 Ricci q : --o ying gta i nv " , i i {Rundle No. 2, 10; Fernhi ; {live in # y. seat poi ogy Se at ergs petaveg| Rundle No. 1, 8; Woodview No.| bylaw would have required even) was in a daze after the acci-| for them in 1939 but then de-|!, 8; Fee ay 8 and Wood- -- to reside in the! jview No, 2, 1. city. SAVE! SAVE! SAVE! blueline, just standing there.| He moved here in 1946 and) Babies Red Horner of the Leafs skated|became coach of Halifax Junior) zone and started his last offen- sive rush, Defenceman Eddie Or SPECTACULAR ALCL Values OSHAWA'S TOP TIRE TRADER ie Shop at your Dominion Tire Store and Save! 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