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Ree hn mace ni thc nie Oth Sila il Willa on ela lll ME i ol ub ae Salles THE OSHAWA TIMES, Seturdey, April 4, 1964 |] Barrie Rink Wins nf i Guelph Bonspiel : a KINSMEN 12, Grey 11, Brown 10, Red 10, Lime 9,|- GUELPH (CP) A rink Mauve 9, Navy 8, pink 8 Blue 8, Silveriskipped by Alex Cockburn of COMMUNITY CENTRE 109 COLBORNE ST. W., OSHAWA 8, Coral 7 Tan 6 Orange $, Black F/parrie won the S2-rink total- point Guelph Pedagogues bons- A Good Place For BANQUETS--DANCES Maroon 4 and Yellow 3. High Doubles -- M. Cockerton 504 (257, piel Thursday. A rink skipped by Ken Kay of RECEPTIONS---MEETINGS For further information 247); M. Metcalfe 436 (272) and J, Fin- Guelph was runner up. PHONE 728-7691 OSHAWA Promotor Planning | sowie news Pro Hockey League Of European Teams ference he expects. to improve} bow 407 (204, 203). High Singles -- D. Jarvie 229, B. Lean 223, M. Flintoff 218, P. Saimers 217, M Maurice Richardson 'a Tor: onto and Wilf Dewar of Niagara Falls won all three games but Austria, but the names ot op eat 2 "Bond als '|finished behind in point-stand- ings. | hockey in Europe and drawjtion holders will not be pub-|212, B. Dewiand 208, J. Huston 205, 0. There Are Special Benefits For All bigger. crowds, particularly|lished because most of them are|s"™ 4 end 1, Lender 288, from among the many Italians, still active in amateur hockey. MEN'S STORE LEAGUE AND SALESMEN hockey league. Germans, Austrians and Ameri-) He said the Europro organ- Points taken: Coulters 3, Pediars 1; For personal use or for @ ACADIAN Other ~~ | i k The planned league, to bejcans living abroad. lizers expect stiff opposition Teen Hacinn' & Kensenuaiers "es known as Europro, would be| "Hockey is in pretty baditrom Company use there ere @ PONTIAC definite advantages when 2 Request e@ BUICK Models the International Icc|8rown's Lumber 4, Acadian Cleaners 0; patterned after the National|shape on the Continent, so we you lease @ new... |Hocke Federation "b: National Grocers 1, Town and Country | y mn "'but sooner|3; Hallidays 4, Motor City 0; Powell's Hockey League and would start)have the advantage to start with) 9, cae eg ~ No insurance cosrs . . . Neo maintenance costs . . . One rate covers 'on one of two yeor lecse items .. . Phone er come ie later differences will be|Drugs 3, Dixon's 1; Goch's 3, Auto. forall "detella, off with six or eight teams from|a weak league by Canadian Pro) ironed out." [eses. 11 Severe 3, Alger Press 1) Bar-| | He said that the THE oO PHONE 723-4634 LTD. 266 KING ST. WEST Germany, Switzerland, Austria)gtandards and still give the Eu-| Nationa!) Mish Team Triple--_Con, Heating 3534. and. France, Future expansion|ropean fans better hockey thatl| Hockey League is supporting)" Triples -- J, Bent 764 (245, 202, Europro, and Nv WHITBY GOLF & COUNTRY CLUB ac (Ashburn, Ont. Phone 655-4952) oS Et b "3 ZURICH (AP)--A Canadian' hockey promoter announced plans in this Swiss city Thurs- day for a European professional In Toronto, National Hockey | League president Clarence} Campbell denied the NHL is} jcommitted to supporting Euro- |pro, | "We are not supporting any-| ing," Campbell said. 'I wrote} that when) would take it to Italy, the aa they have ever seen," he | that he hopes/A. nots 735 (216. 20; 21907" A taitchel| dinavian countries and Grea ACROSS THE OCEAN? eventually to sign a contract © New Expanded Club House for '64 © New Facilities To Accommodate More 2a Me Satta a Britain, with the international- federa-(3° wedser 49 (295. * Gates 701 " ' ms| t d The promoter, Hermann Ped- hua pat wee tion similar to those between|(211, 310); G. Linttop 779 (253, 285, 241). | Golfers. © Memberships Invited. low opinion of Canadian track|ticularly if it develops players. | J. Hedger 749 (295, 259); F. Gates 701, nea Bg a oe siaitet Czech or Russian nationals, and|the federation and other pro-|,y'%s°'% stogwin 2717 R. Powell 294, ag eg Mag: "tay after a few years we could be| fessional leagues. and field facilities |But he has no sponsorship. from) P R '@) S H @] P S. le all." | | "In Canada the emphasis is|"* none at all jon height and distance with no those. of the Canadian Foot- icy. Powell 295, B. Hayes 2p, Re Harel ball seated allowing clubs to|thinking about a transatlantic! The planned league's by-laws |S in ben, re ee 1 De fill about half their rosters withlinterlocking schedule." jwill be modelled after those of|S. Rotish 263, B. Brown 250, B. Lavergne \North American players of| Pedergnana said that options|the other professional leagues./"f. 0, League -- J. Gyurke 87, A, I Ame have already been taken out in\Games will be played under|c , A. consideration for the athlete's| 2... safety." Remember When You'll find oll your golfing needs will be satistied here, We He says he once pole-vaulted By Gutret tanto i eg carry all the top lines of equipment from: into a broad jump pit at a meet) 1. Cup winners five years | SPALDING a McGREGOR . WILSON BAGBOY etc. tint i 'ampbell 95, S. Pilkey 87. i miner enue. ee: West Germany, Switzerland and'North American rules, -- oe \th in Montreal. 'Similar facilities) j° , row, were eliminated tional values available on all discontinued '63 equipment. SEASON e e,? | Burning Ambition »:* ast jhis league was under way we} would be happy to consider an} proper op- | imum is 15 feet, 134 inches. uld | The coach says Groom could (affiliation if he had clear 16 feet with- the confidence eration. provided by a foam rubber pit, "We are anxious to see pro) and the vaulter himself has ajhockey develop anywhere, par-| «| - | By CAL HOLLOWAY a ~omcmcaretgg | SUMMERSIDE, P.E.l. (CP) DGER CATCHER |Shakespeare said something about "vaulting ambition that o'er-leaps itself and falls on the other." Al.Groom has a vaulting am- bition. It's the falling on the other side that hurts. | Groom, who hopes to go all lthe way to the Tokyo Olympics this fall, is practising pole vault- ing in a school gymnasium here. His home-made facilities consist of a 130-foot plywood runway and a pit to land in. 7 etal KNEE INJURY SIDELINES DO Catcher John Roseboro, of again until at least the end of the Los Angeles Dodgers, is next week. Dr. Robert Kerlan, shown studying the x-ray pic- team physician, said Rose- tures, of his injured right boro got calcium deposits in knee, in Los Angeles, after he the muscle and tendon fibres, got word this week that he above the knee cap. The con- will mot be able to play dition was aggravated by a collision during an extra- squad game and _ Roseboro has been out of action. since the March 14th game, in Mexico City. (AP Wirephoto) Pedergnana told a press con- = predominate throughout Can-) jn the semi-finals by Chi- START THE WITH EQUIPMENT FROM.....¢ Pole Vaulter Has WHITBY GOLF & COUNTRY CLUB It's anything but ideal. pect to get world record-holders years ago tonight. Goalie As a matter of fact, landing)from this." Glenn Hall recorded his Ski R ts Enj TO | @ | e eas on among the sandbags and shav-| paps OFFICIALS _ Second straight -shutout as isgs after a 15-foot leap is some-| Officials, he adds, are "too of- the hard-checking, fast-skat- TORONTO (CP):-- Skiing injhave spoiled what gave prom-|son kept conditions, and profits,|thing like jumping from a div-| tictous--they won't bend the ing Hawks pho . Ontario has developed into ajise of being in exceptionally|in the good to excelént range.|ing board into an empty Swim-| 4. to meet the facilities." e series four games | major business from ski re-)good season financially for re-/Horseshoe Valley in the Barrie-|ming pool. G ho is assistant py a aioe sorts down to manufacturers|sort operators. In January,|Craighurst district estimated it) Al, who represented Canada) "TOom, w fat a t dhe: vault: and retailers of ski equipment/Georgian Peaks, near Colling-|handled 100 per cent more ski-/im the 1962 British Empire|ager at a motel, got the and clothing. wood, was six weeks ahead inlers this season. Games in Australia, injured a|ing bug when he discovered an| NU WAY WILSON ~~ A ee a | E is ther (a/ "We had all the business we|gross receipts from the previ-|oy, ' lheel_in a New York track meet|old bamboo pole his fa could handle,' said Douglas|ous year, but after several poor| Grcrt Athy ne well rie rltaet year. The injury kept bisn|{t-footS mane) i a bei Mossup, president of Alcock,|weekends, expected to end UP) cnow was given as one of the|from practising last summer. | . WI f Laigh and Westwood Limited of}even. ' : out the brittle stick was in use, | ELECTRIC MOTORS Ss ial NEEDS PRACTICE pechopped it up and bought the Rug (Oshawa) Ltd. | a q F The indoor contraption was CARPET SALES Motor Repair Overhauling----Rewinding to | Dancer Rated PROFESSIONAL all types of Electric Motors area ACADIAN | SUDDARD's CLEANERS BICYCLE SHOP FISHING TACKLE PRESSERS-- BASEBALL EQUIPMENT SHIRT LAUNDERERS C.C.M. and RALEIGH STORAGE BICYCLES . Toronto, whose company, one| Others, such as Devil's Glen, | youngster a steel one. Groom! developed. so he could get in of the largest ski equipment} 10 miles south of Collingwood, : [ manufacturers in Canada. and Mansfield Ski Ways near recently acquired a lightweight} workouts during cold weather in|glass fibre pole. | A prominent ski - clothing/Alliston all showed profits for ~ manufacturer reported a business upsurge of} . 26 to 27 per cent from the pre- vious year. 4 . January and February thaws | in the province|the season. jators Bracebridge - Graveahurst area where a steady snowfall all sea- Most lucrative area for oper- was in the Huntsville- GREENWOOD RACEWAY | FIRST RACE -- 7 Furlong trot tor 4 year-olds and up. Purse $600 (8). SJosedale Fiyaway, W'ker 4.80 3.60 2.70) 3.20 2.80 3.60 1-Braden Volo, Ingles 7-Nero Hanover, Beitlich Start good, won driving. Also Ran in Order: Clever Holmes, Dusty Brooke, Pat Riddell, Flash Riadell, and DQ--Gien Van. DQ--Finished - first, disqualified placed jast. SECOND RACH -- 1 Mile pace for 4 year-olds and up, Purse $600 (8). S-Lena's Pride C., Feagan. 8.00 8-Money Down, Kingston 4-Fleety Riddell, Sheldon Start good, won easily. Also Ran in Order: «Lynden Anne, King ef Diamonds, Lu Attorney, Chief's Pride,| and Double Star. DAILY DOUBLE, § AND §, PAID $21.10 THIRD RACE -- 7 Furlong pace for +) year-olds and up. Purse $700 (8) 3Prima Fraser, Varcoe 23.00 12.3 $-April H, Herington @-Streamline Lee, Loney $tart good, won driving. + Also Ran in Order: Two O One, Butch, Yankee Direct, Black Angel C, and Mr Dillon. and FOURTH RACE -- | Mile pace for 3 year-olds and up. Purse $700 (8) Shady Valley, Alexander 13.50 6 $Captain McGregor, kirk 5 1-Mary Jane, Hie Start good, won driving. Also Ran in Order: Germika, Timber Oshawa Boys : Beat Trenton Wind-Up Tilt Oshawa Juveniles wound up their hockey tournament with an exhibition game against the Trenton Juveniles and came from behind a 3-1 deficit to tie the score at 3-3 in the second stanza and win out in the final period, 6-4. Al Ferguson and Bert Gar- rett, from 'Ric' O'Donnell, gave the homesters a 2-1 -lead in the first period, Glen Elliott ' scoring Oshawa's solo tally. Early in the second period, | Ferguson, on a three-way play * with Terry Hutchison and Art _ Hampson, made it 3-1 for Tren- » ton but before the period ended, | ' Gary Bradley tied the score for , Oshawa, his first one on a pass from Elliott and the second on a. combination effort with G. Dionne. Hampson, on a pass from * Andy Teeple, got Trenton's ; only goal of the third period/ while the Oshawa Juveniles put ' on terrific pressure to domin- » ate the session with three goals, for their win. Daryl Leach; from J. Dionne; Al Griffin from lan McNamee and Leach from Dennis Ewart, accounted for Oshawa's three tallies. : TRENTON -- goal, Orr; Gib- bons, Laing, Hutcheson, Frazier, Fisher, Johnston, Teeple, Gar- rett, Reynolds, Hampson, Scho- nicker, Ferguson, O'Donnell, Bonn and Bonner OSHAWA -- Goal, Moore; Mc- Namee, Ewart, Willoughby, Bradley, Elliott, G. Dionne, J ' Dionne, Leach, Leaming, Solo- mon, Cameron and Griffin, 60 40 |Het. Adios Direct, Eclipse C, and Brenda | Dillard, | Also Ran In Order: 00, 2-Captain Riddell, >: >THE FIFTH RACE -- 1 Mile pace for 3 year-olds and up. Purse $700 (7), 4Demon King, Hughes 7-Dee's Lady, Craig 8-Dr W, Waddell 430 4.10 3.20 5.00 4.20 4.60 Start good, won driving. Frisco Killean, Culey's Boy, Double Symbol, and Swan Song. Scratched--Marjean. Chief. SIXTH RACE -- 1 Mile Pace for «+ year-olds and up. Purse $700 (8). | 1-Reed's Dream, Kingston °13.90 6.20 3.80) 3-Full Swing, Zuk 3.20 2.70 6-Poplar Grattan, Wellwood 3.20 Start good, won driving Also Ran In Order: Big Chief C, Sandy Dares, Auction Time, Single Goose, and IMJ QUINELLA, 1 AND 3, PAID $44.20 | SEVENTH RACE -- 1 Mile Trot for 4 year-olds and up. Purse $900 (8). 3-Dictator Pick, Mcintyre 9.50 4.40 2.90 6-MacDuff's Lassie, Walker 4.50 3.10 Lockhart 2.90 Start good, won driving Also Ran in Order: Silk Boy W, Madam Sampson, Johnnie R, My Sons, Dione, and Grattan Counsel. EIGHTH RACE -- 1 Mile Trot for 4 year-olds and up. Purse $3000 (7) 4-Danny Song A., Galbraith 12.00 5.80 3. 3-Cadenza, Clements 7.20 3 7-Peaches Atom, Findley 2 Start good, won driving Also Ran in Order: Flash Song, Mary Louise, Van's Pride C, and Kintoo Colby. 90 90 80 NINTH RACE -- 7 Furlong Pace for 3-year-olds and up. Purse $700 (8) 3-May Trust, Walker 10.19 4.70 3.10 8-Dale Mite, Galbraith 7.40 3.60 5-Lovie G, McNutt 3.00 Start good, won driving Alse Ran in Order: Docmor, Canadian Grattan, Johnny Barnes, Flo's Son, and Ray Harvere wv » > be eae ae % 1960 FORD THUNDERBIRD Fully power equipped; Do- minion Royal master tires; excellent condition through- 48-HOUR SPEC 260 KING ST. WEST preparation for the Canadian Olympic trials at Montreal in August. The runway and pit have to be taken down after each session. John Tredenick, an account-; 4-5 Choice For Florida Derby When the Olympics are out of | the way, Groom and Tredenick hope to turn their attentions to developing young athletes here and say they aim to produce} some of international calibre in} jowned Northern Dancer and 24 others three - year - old thor- 8-HOUR * GOODWILL * ECIAL « CLIFF MILLS MOTORS S jant who has been coaching) \Groom, says his charge is vault-| ing 15 feet despite the hard landings and will-be doing 1514 : oughbreds are slated to pre-|before August. The trials' min- sent their Kentucky Derby cre-| LA dentials for consideration Satur-| SPORTS BRIEFS o~é PRACTICE day in four rich races topped) DAY or by the $100,000 - added Florida! pigHy CONTRACT SIGNED | Derby at Gulfstream Park. | ACCRA, Ghana (AP)--Cham-| In addition to the Floridajpion Sugar Ramos of Cuba and) Derby f Floyd Robertson of Ghana) fi erby for which Northern Dan-|*. . id North Oshaw cs ;signed contracts for their May 2 - 'oo , : \world featherweight title bout for the May 2 running of the Wednesday. The Ghana govern-| GOLF blue ribbon event at Churchill| ment has voted $140,000 to guar-! Downs include the one mile of|antee the fight. | the $50,000 - added Gotham at} DRUG RING SOUGHT Aqueduct, the 1% miles of the} MIAMI (AP) -- Investigators $25,000 - added Arkansas Derby|are looking for members of 2) at Oaklawn Park and the one|ring with international connec-| mile of the $15,000 - added Cali-|tions responsible for doping fornia Derby Trial at Golden|horses at Florida tracks. The Gate Fields. drug used, thozalinone, is sold Other three - year - olds also|i! Canada. and Europe, but has) are slated to go in the four only been supplied to five hospi- stakes but it Is the Kentucky|*@ls in the Cees Derby candidates that figure to be in the spotlight. | Northern Dancer, second only to Hill Rise as the Kentucky) Derby future book choice, will be ridden by Bill Shoemaker in quest of his second straight Florida Derby triumph. 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Bantam League Playoffs-- "BY Series -- B'Nai B'Brith vs Local 1817, at 6:00 p.m.; "A" Series Local. 1500 vs Canadian Corps, oat 7:00 p.m. _- Midget Series -- Navy Club vs Lions Club, at 8:00 p.m, -- Juvenile Series -- Oshawa Dairy, vs Hay' TUESDAY den Macdonald's, at 9:00 p.m. HOCKEY -- Oshawa Minor' Assoc. Baritam League Playoffs -- "A" Series Canadian Corps vs Local 1500, at 6:00 p.m, and "A" Series-- Local 1817 vs B'Nai B'Rith, et 7: WEDNESDAY 6 0 p.m, HOCKEY ---~ Oshawa Minor Assoc. Playoffs -- Midget League -- Lions Club vs Novy Club, et 8:00 p.m. ond Juvenile League -- Hayden Macdonald's vs Oshawa Dairy, at 9:00 p.m. ° THURSDAY HOCKEY -- Oshawo Minor Assoc. games necessary, in either Bantam "A", J uvenile League -- first game FRIDAY No games scheduled, SATURDAY Playoffs --- Any 3rd and deciding Bontam "B", Midget or to stort at 6:00 p.m. HOCKEY -- Oshawa Neighbourhood Associations' Pee Wee Boys League Playoffs, at Oshawa Children's Arena, on Saturday morning. - OSHAWA TV. 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