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14 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thursdey, April 2, 1964 SPORTS MENU By Geo. H. Campbell SPORTS EDITOR 'Everything From Soup To Nuts' ST. CATHARINES (CP)--St. Catharines Black Hawks clung to life in' the Ontario Hockey Association Junior A semi-finals Wednesday. as they played to a 5-5 tie with Montreal Junior Ca- STANLEY CUP semi-finals resume tonight on two fronts, it Detroit Olympia and Toronto Maple Leaf Gardens and puck 'pistacchios are having a great time, looking back over what been and what might have been, without the aid of any , merely expressing a mixture of reason © fears. Chicago Black Hawks haven't beaten Wings and Terry Sawchuk on Detroit ice in 14 times, since Feb. 24, 1962, That's almost unbelievable. The law sof averages would suggest that the Chihawks are due to break q but they'd better do it tonight, or their for a berth in the final will be practically gone. Hawks re desperate and are expected to come up with one or two 2 line-up but Coach Billy Reay has stated that oalie Glenn Hall is definitely not one of the Meanwhile, Red Wings expect to have 'Sawchuk back in goal and feeling much better than he did on ,Tuesday night, when he blanked the Hawks. If his mates 'continue their performance, Sawchuk could hand Chicago «their third loss tonight. ; : x x x x * TORONTO COACH "Punch" Imiach is apparently plan- ning no major line-up changes either, or if he is, he is not 'revealing his intentions. Imlach insists' both he and his play- ers are confident of evening up the series again tonight and then 'will be ready to go back into Montreal and get the win there which they have to have now, to survive this series. 'Canadiens excused Richard, Harper and Balon from their workout yesterday -- all resting minor injuries. Coach "Toe"' Blake hit the headlines with a stinger. In an interview yes- 'terday, he said that Jacques Plante, ex-Montreal goalie, should have been named "coach-ofthe-year" since he got so much hockey out of the Canadiens -- since his derogatory 'remarks about the abilities of various Montreal players, -after he had been traded to N.Y. Rangers, so irked the Cana- diens that they bombed Plante at every opportunity and beat him 11 times in 14 meetings this past season, x x x x SPORTS SHORTS: -- Tomorrow night, eight o'clock, at the Whitby Community Arena, the Oshawa Police Assoc. team will play an exhibition game with the Toronto Argo- nauts (a hockey game, that is) with proceeds to go to the Oshawa Civic Auditorium Fund, specially earmarked to de- fray the cost of a modern "'first aid room" in the Auditorium. Dick Shatto and his fellow Argos will receive some bolstering with several former members of the famed Whitby Dunhops team scheduled to be playing Friday night for the 'Double Blue'. It should be a fine night's entertainment, with a variety of entertainment to augment the hockey action... - "BIRDIE" TEBBETTS, manager of Cleveland Indians, suf- fered a heart attack yesterday et Tucson, Arizona, and was taken to hospital. The attending physician said today that Tebbetts is "in satisfactory condition", ... LONDON NATS beat Waterloo Siskins 5-2 last night in the first game of their OHA Junior "B" semi-final set. They go again tonight, back in London. . . , WAYNE HICKS scored the winner in over- time iast night as Quebec Aces opened their AHL playoffs with a 3-2 win over Pittsburgh Hornets... . JOE SZURA scored three goals for Cleveland as Barons opened their series | with a 6-3 win over Rochester. . . . WINDSOR BULLDOGS evened their series with Fort Wayne last night, winning at home 6-2 over the Komets. GREENWOOD RACEWAY nadiens. No overtime games will be played in the series, The draw left Montreal with three wins, two defeats and one tie and forced a seventh game to be played in Montreal Satur- day, A victory for the Canadiens in that game would send them into the finals against Toronto Marlboros. However a Black Hawk win would extend the round to eight bane with the final played in been announced for this possi- bility, Montreal took a 2-0 lead early in the first period but the Hawks tied it up on late goals by Fred Stanfield and Brian McDonald, Never more than one t, Catharines. No date has yet) Hawks Stay Alive In Jr. Semi-Final goal separated the teams the rest of the way. LEMIEUX TIES GAME The Canadiens earned the draw when defenceman Bob Le- mieux bounced a shot off Stan- field's leg with less than five minutes remaining in the game, Stanfield and McDonald scored two goals each for St. Catharines while Deunis Hull had a single, Goal scorers for Canadiens were Jacques Le- maire, Andre Lacroix, Leo Thiffault, Jean Claude Hebert and Lemieux, Hawks lost the services of regular goaltender Bob Sneddon| early in the second period when he pulled the hamstring muscle lof his right leg while making a stop from Thiffaui: He was replaced by spare goaltender Boo Groh who played only four scheduled games and one playoff this sea- son, Argentine Boxer Finally Succumbs Bomarcs made a clean sweep of the Minor Basketball! League championship playoffs, at Sim- coe Hall Boys' Club, Eulalie at Central Park, on Saturday with a record of five wins and no defeats ot ties, with 80 points scored for, and 61 points scored against and 10 points in the standings. Saturns dropped from second to third place, at the hands of the Nickis, who took over second place. This league has been coached and sponsored by the Y's Men's Club throughout the season. The champions of the Boys' Club Minor League, Bomarcs meet the winner of the Simcoe Street Minor League; the Fire: fighters, in a two-game series, starting with the first game at Simcoe Hall Boys' Simcoe St. south, on April 11th, for the the services of their seasons top point-getter Larry Lloyd, played a strong, close-checking game and pressed the Nickis up to the final whistle, with their total of 19 points being scored by, Rick Nicholls 7; Jim Ver- rall 6; Ron Dennis 2; Pat An- drews 2 and Paul Romaniski 2 points. Saturns -- Paul Romaniski, Larry Lloyd, Kirk Noltie, Bill McDonald, Alex Worrow, Garry Delves, Pat Andrews, Larry Lipel, Peter Bryant, Dave Gor- eski, Rick Nicholls, Jim Ver- rall, Ron Dennis and Brian White. : Nickis -- Bob Muir, Bielak, George Carone, Mike! Graboski, R. Kennedy, Peter) Plob, Bill Harding, Mike De-| boski, Bob Arych, Tony Buck- ley, Andy Kit, Paul Blidgon, Mike Rose, Kevin Dancey, Mkie John Minor Basketball championship of Oshawa. | NICKIS FINISH SECOND place to 2nd place in their series, by upsetting the Saturns, 26-19. Three Nickis members, Nickis moved up from 3rd\16-12 game by 4th-place Atlas, | Coached by Ted Bathe, Crosby and Doug Burnett. | BOMARCS ARE EXTENDED Bomarcs were held to a close to retain the unbeaten record through the series, the Bomarcs Undefeated In Minor Basketball Boys Club Playoffs Bielak- 2; and Greg Mediski 1 point, helped their victory. Redstones' points were scored by Ed Spoelstra with 6; Koeasel 3 and Wayne Ormi- ston 1 point. j Polaris -- Doug Peeling, Greg Mediski, Ken Barber, George Carone, Brian Smith, Vernon Walter, Henry Scholjok, Danny Arych, Larry Rankin, Steve Alderton, Derek Hulik, John Campin, John Bielak and Wayne Hazelton. Redstones -- Bob Mitchell, Lownie Appleby, John Hewar, Wayne Ormiston, Rick Spicer, Alex Tdarawasewicz, John Ror- ebeck, Pat Good, David Fisher, George Kedzierski, Barry Schwartz, Brad Barnoski, Ed Spielstra and Bob Kreasel, jay, gree PO ap SRI TP EON GOS Sarnia Eliminates Oshawa Pucksters By THE CANADIAN PRESS Minor Hockey Week in On- tario boiled down to three tour- naments Wednesday with the completion of the three'- day midget all-star tournament in Trenton. A total of 87 teams will have taken part in a Young Canada Week ewee tournament in Goderich before it ends Satur- day. Fifty teams are entered in the Easter Week novice tour- nament at Brampton and 41 in the George@own international tournament, Toronto York Steel were the big winners in Trenton, captur- ing the grand championship by virtue of their five wins in as pe games, Wednesday they blanked Peterborough, 1-0, elim- inated Kingston 3-1 and edged Toronto Marlbors 3-2. Toronto Scarborough was de-| clared runner-up having won four games while losing only one, Wednesday they dumped Toronto Swiss Chalet 6-3 and knocked off Orillia 3-1, : ENTER SEMI-FINALS In Goderich, Winnipeg, Sar- nia, Lindsay and Waterloo took important victories to advance to the Semi-finals which will be played today. Winnipeg dueled to a 3-3 tie with Detroit but won the game on shots, 15-12. Sar- nia whitewashed Oshawa 6-0 and dumped Hamilton 7-1 while Lindsay defeated Chatham 4-2 and Waterloo trounced Renfrew 3-1, Toronto Bert Robinson ended Peterborough's three - year domination of Group A cham- pions in the Bramptont ourna- ment by edging them 5-3 in overtime, Peterborough had won the first game Tuesday 6-5. MOST WENT FOREIGN Of the 63,190 persons em- 'ployed on Norwegian merchant vessels in November, 1963, 59,- 288 'sailed on foreign routes. PLAY-OFF TIP FOR In Coma 18 Months BUENOS AIRES (AP)--Fu-|when he was taken oack to Ar} John Bielak, George Carone and/ winners' points were scored as Andy Kit scored eight points/follows: Barry Mobles 8; Jerry each, while Bob Arych scored/Reynold 6; and Dave Tutton 2 neral services were scheduled today for Alejandro Lavorante, former Argentine heavyweight gentina, He received therapeu- tic treatment at a clinic, then returned home, the remaining two points. Saturns, who were without) points. Ed Manewich led the Atlas PIRST RACE -- 7 vores trot for +|Pride's Crossing, Denny Barnes, Dervish, year-olds and up. Purse (8). Bud Phonograph. $EBivis, Palmer 12.00 6.90 5.00 Bishop Song, Varcoe 4.50 3.20| SIXTH RACE -- 1 Mile Pace for 4 Victoria Ven, Hill 2.80! year-olds and up. Purse $1,000 (7). Start good, won driving. 4. 4.10 Also Ran in Order: Stormy Lee ¢, In-|DH-7-Silver Laird, Holmes 4.00 4.30 ' é-Mighty Stein, McNutt trigant, Avon, Van Bers, and Gay Frisco. Start geod, won driving is Also Ran in Order: Armbro Adanec, seeraee Ga: = 7 Praag pene fer Pine Ridge Denny, Topheel, and Brother lion $. seeetins Fates, 'algoran 870 38 2 10/P"QUINELLA, 1 AND7, PAID $24.90 Ter Chips, Lockhart 00 QUINELLA, 7 AND 1, PAID $19.50 Start goods won handily: |DH -- Deadheat for first. Alse Ran in Order: Dell Humes, Am- brose Abbe, Fedor's Boy, Gold 'chips,| SEVENTH RACE -- 7 Furlong Pace for and Pinetree Dele. Syear-olds and up. Purse $600 (8). DAILY DOUBLE, § AND 4, PAID $49.20|!-Pat Forbes, Holmes Gay Alleen, Wellwood THIRD RACE -- 7 Furlong pace tor 3-|7-Mr. Obanion, Bejtlich (8). | Start good, won driving DH-1-Tom Tally, Hayes 3.0 3.90 4) 4.10 3.40 2.70) Also Ran in Order: Union Chief, Holly-| 4.4 3.20 2.40 4,90 3,20) 420) quarter-final) boxing champion who died) more than a year and a half| Prior to the Riggins' knock- after collapsing at the end of alout, Lavorante had been fight in Los Angeles, lstopped by Archie Moore and Lavorante, 27, died Wednes-| knocked out by Cassius Clay, day in Mendoza, never havingjall within six months. Before fully regained consciousness. He|the three fights, he had been was knocked out Sept. 21, 1962,/rated fifth in the heavyweight by heavyweight Johnny Riggins|class. and then underwent three deli-| Riggins said Lavorane fought cate brain operations, lwell in their bout. "I just kept hoping and pray-| "He was real sharp," Riggins ing he would come through," |recalled, 'In the sixth round I Riggins said in San Francisco landed two shots on his jaw, upon hearing of Lavorante'ste hit the ropes but didn't go death. "He was a good fighter|qown, So I figured he was just and could have gone up, |hurt and landed a chin shot. He The 1962 bout was stopped in|never got up." the sixth round efter Riggins,| who appeared to be trailing) through the first four rounds,| landed three solid rights in the} Quigleys Down 2-1 fifth and sixh. Lavorante re-| turned to his corner, then| [7p Junior Series slumped off his stool uncon-| VANCOUVER (CP) -- Van- scious. | EMERGENCY OPERATION lcouver CYO Saints trounced An emergency brain oeration| Hamilton Quigleys 75-56 Wed- was performed to remove ajnesday to take a two-to-one blood clot. A 3-by-8 .inch sec-\lead in the best-of-five Cana- pagpebotn poeta ogy aha dian men's junior basketball fi: pressure but later was. rein-)"" ; serted. The Saints can wrap up their Lavorante remained in Los|Second successive national title by winning Friday's fourth Angeles until June 30, 1068, fame casinit ths peanlty-oreee |Quigleys. HOCKEY SCORES | The Quigleys, with only seven jable players, were forced. to STANDINGS |play the final three minutes ot \the game with only three play- ers, They lost four through per- By THE CANADIAN PRESS |;onal fouls in the last quarter. ., American League They trailed 55-45 after three- ON a Pig ony quarters and 34-31 at the half. semi-final) » 4 Cleveland 6 Rochester 3 (First game best - of - three Western League scoring with 6 points while 'teammates Robert Kennedy' 2; OSHAWA Is Sued By Chicago Fan CHICAGO Black Hawk fan sued Detroit) Red Wings of the National| Hockey League and their star, Gordie Howe, Wednesday for $25,000 damages for a punch in the mouth Robert Rosenthal, 20, charged) in his court suit that "Howe's| unprovoked attack humiliated,| embarrassed and held (him) up te public ridicule." | In Detroit on Monday, Howe said. he punched "an abusive Chicago Black Hawk fan a good| one" as the Red Wings were leaving Chicago Stadium after their 5-4 victory over the Hwks Sunday night. | On Monday, Rosenthal at-| tempted to obtain a warrant against Howe, but Judge John Sullivan refused to grant. one.| "On the basis of the evidence ou've given me," Judge Sulli- van said, '"'any judge in my opinion would find Mr. Howe not guilty, since you admitted) that you provoked him." | received on his lip from Howe's fist required eight stitches and had become infected and swol- len to three times its normal size. 48-HOUR Gordie Howeii« Kahnagh 2; Wayne Ormi- (AP)--A_ Chicago|Dane Tutton. Rosenthal's suit said a cut heldians, Milwaukee will also send ston 1 and Peter Andrews 1 point, accounted for the re- mainder. Bomarcs -- Barry Hobbs, David Luke, Jerry Reynolds, Andy Dubchak, Danny Arych, Ron Spicer, Bob Durno, Earl Collen, Paul Risebough, Bill Wayling, Ron Morrison end Atlas -- Ed Hanewich, Bob yrey, Robert Kennedy, Peter Andrews, Wayne Ormiston, Tim Peel, Brian Terry, Larry Bie- man, Carl, Hughes, Robert Brown, Mike Hewer and Allen Kamnagh. POLARIS FINALLY WIN In the last game of the play- offs, Polaris, coached by Jerry Prusiniski, registered their only playoff victory by downing the Redstones, Rowden, 13-10. George Carone was the Po- laris team's strong man, notch- ing up seven pints while team- mates Doug Peeling 3; John BRAVES GET INFIELDER PHOENIX, Ariz, (AP)--Cleve- land Indians sent utility in- fielder Mike de la Hoz to Mil- waukee Braves in a delayed baseball swap that brought out- fielder Chico Salmon to the In- Cleveland another player by coached by Jim) Oct. 1. BEERDRINKERS Don't risk being in the kitchen when your team scores a goal. Use the intermission to fetch a cool bottle of | O'Keefe Blended h (You might miss a commercial, but never mind.) Ah! O'Keefe Blended, It's a blend of two great ales for a deeply satisfying flavour that no single ale can possibly match, Full name O'Keefe Extra Old Stock Ale-- Popularly known as O'Keefe Blended, B1-26648 14.80 6.10 i. Richard, Misa] TS llaald Nancy | Denver 3 Los Angeles 2 ; Donna's Frankie. ra ;. Soe Oe See (Best-of-seven semi-final tied Also Ran in Order: Casey Direct, BIGHTH RACE -- 1 Mile Pace for +/2-2) 'Mee, Mus-| year-olds. Invitation. Purse $2,000 (1) 99 (Portland 5 San Francisco 6 3-Betty Ogden, Thompson B-Alex Smith, Oswald Start good, won driving. * GOODWILL * Solon's Memory, Mary Bden, dock, 3-Billy Bayama, D Filion 10.60 4.70 cos nisohscage 1A-June Dale, Haryett cerry? FOURTH RACE -- 7 Furlong pace for|A!-Dox Dale, Cross (entry Zyear-olds and up. Purse $600 (8). | Start good, won driving : 7-Baron Adios, Munroe 14.60 5.70 4.90| Also Ran in Order: Judy Chief G Fatherland, Gordon 3.30 2.70| Angelic Wick, Stoney Burke, S-Henra Volo, C. Hayes 4.90|Girl, Ben Canuck, Armbro Elaine, Start good, won driving. Juliana Herbert. Also Ran In Order: Bionde Lady, Pa-|ciing NINTH RACE -- 7 furlongs FIFTH RACH -- 7 Furlong trot for 3-|yearolis and up. Durse year-olds and up. Purse $600 (3). |/-Roberta Tass, Coke 4Whisby Pat, Madill 27.60 12.10 6,40|2-Sam Hy U, Wellwood DRescal Sandy, Coke §.00 3.20/ Start good, won driving 1-Tonto Ranger, Beitlich 3.70) Also Ran in Order: Start good, won handily. Also Ran in Order: Lusty McKinney,'Ruth Hal S. triotic, American Girl A, Irish Direct C, end Rite M Reno. Dickle B, 4,40 5,70 4 5.70\seyven semi-final 4-1) Highland| Fort Wayne ,2 Windsor 6...... A--Coupied: Dox Dale and June Dale Pace fir 3 8) 8.90 5.00 3.20 8.00 4.30 f : 3.30| quarter-final tied 2-2) India- nation, Spitfire Grattan, Direct Saint, and (San Francisco wins best-of- | International League (Best-of-seven semi-final tied 1-1) i Allan Cup Lacombe, Alta. 5 Kimberley, § BC. 8 (Best-of-five Western Canada {Ottawa 6 Richmond 5 (Ottawa wins best-of-seven Eastern Canada quarter-final 4-0) OSHAWA BOWLING NEWS Ottawa District Junior Ottawa Montagnards 5 Ottawa Primrose 4 ALBERT STREET CHURCH LEAGUE | Points taken this week -- Hustlers -3,| With Just one week left in this section, |Robins 1; Ramblers 3, Aces 1) Wizards|seven final 3-0) the race for top spot Is very close with|3, Tops 1; Beavers 3, Jets 1; Larks the Hustlers having 25 points, closely fol-|and Hawks 1. lowed by the Larks with 24, Beavers 21,) Hawks 20, Tops 19, Aces 19, Ramblers 17,} MOTOR CITY SPITFIRES Jets 13, Wizards 13 and Robins 9, Points taken: Alley Cats 3, Flyers 1 Men 60--Wilbur Down was high bowl-|sputniks 2 and Jelly Beans 2. er for the night with 708 (267, 219, 222);| Team Standings: Alley Cats 75, Fly- G. Shemilt 696 (235, 218, 243); P. Clark!ers 32, Jelly Beans 6? and Sputniks 46. 691 (289, 244); F. Cooper 681 (201, 284);| High Singles -- Christine Tomczak 265, J, Scott 665 (244, 253); R. Plancke 661/973, Evelyne Sheffield 234, 217, Dorothy (230, 240); F. Coleman 648 (253, 243) 8nd) Morrison 231, Margaret Little 225, 201 Rosalie Dainard $. Gray 633 (261). Men 200 -- A. Aliman 238, Clerk 230, E. Holland 226, B OD. Crouter 210, B. Hurst 208, N. Marnien|08 and Lou Belyea 202, 201. 205, M. Morrison 203, G. Maunder 200) High Triples; Christine' Tomezak 'and D, Mountioy 200. |rosalle Rhonda McGregor 221, 206, a) M.: Jacklin 635 (291) and P. Cooper (2718) 607, Cecile Rutt 605, \Dorothy Morrison 572, Rhonda u B. Taylor 211. tand Brenda Saunders 510, R,|220, 207, 202. Stella Guida 219, 209, 200, Pike 214,\Cecile Rutt +217, 206, Beverley McPhail Dainard 629, Stella Guida 628, Ladies' 600--J. 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