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i 8 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Fridey, April 30, 1965 SPORTS MENU By Geo. H. Campbell SPORTS EDITOR "Everything From Soup To Nuts' THE LIMIT! It's not really too surprising. The Stanley Cup playoffs, the finals completely, up until now--and most of the semi-final contests, were won by "the home team, There have been only two upsets in that pattern this season-- both by the teams now in the finals. Canadiens won their 6th and deciding game on Toronto ice and Chicago won their 7th and final game against Red Wings, on Detroit ice. Now the final series moves into Montreal on Saturday night for the seventh and deciding game. The first period of last night's game was like a blue ribbon fight night on television --there were far more bouts than hockey moves but bot teams settled down in the second stanza and the last half of the game produced some sizzling action, Big Elmer Vasko finally came into his own! We're not taking any- thing away from the playoff skill of Doug Mohns but we thought it was perhaps Vasko's finest playoff hour, in Chica- go uniform, And even then -- he didn't get nearly the credit we felt he deserved. Just in case nobody else men- tions it -- we'd like to pass along the opinion that the goal-tending, at both ends of the rink, was next thing to sensational, last night. SUMMER IS HERE! If there's any doubt about it --even though we'll admit there hasn't been very much in the way of spring -- we would like to pass along at this time, a series of "team notices' that have come to our desk this week, In the main, they are of interest to softball play- ers, but just before we get into that, we'd like to remind the Jacrosse enthusiasts that Oshawa's Junior Green Gaels are playing an exhibition game, against the Peterborough Seniors, here at the Civic Auditorium, on Sunday after- noon, The action starts at two o'clock, PRACTICE NOTICES! Oshawa Jr. Legionnaires are' work- ing out Saturday afternoon at 1.00 o'clock, at Kinsmen Sta- dium and all eligible baseball players will be welcome. The Oshawa team opens its schedule next Wednesday, against Richardson's, in the Leaside Junior League, at Tal- bot Park, 7.00 o'clock . . BROOKLIN COMBINES, the "on 1965 OASA Intermediate champions of Ontario, will start their training workouts on Monday evening of next week, 7.00 o'clock, at Brooklin Community Park . They'll also be practising on Wednesday and Friday of next week and all interested players are urged to be on hand j Gale Lumber, new sponsors of the local Senior "B" team, which was A. and W. Drive-In last season, have "Cy" Thomson at the helm again and manager '"'Cy"' has called a workout for tomorrow a'iernoon, 3.00 o'clock, at Alexandra Park. He points out that all positions are "open", SCUGOG CLEANERS, Junior Club, will hold their initial workout on Sunday afternoon, 1.00 o'clock, at Alexandra Park and here again, last year's players and all new- comers interested, will be welcome BAD BOYS, this city's Intermediate "A" softball entry in OASA playoffs last year, will hold their initial practice on Sunday morning, 10.30 o'clock, at Alexandra Park and they too have an- nounced that all positions on the team are "up for grabs" .. . PORT PERRY and District Minor Softball Association, under the energetic leadership of "Vinny" Walker, is hold- ing an Umpires and Coaches "school' at the Port Perry Legion Hall, on Sunday afternoon, starting at 1.30 o'clock, OASA vice-president and veteran umpire Maxie Scheff is conducting the school. STORIE PARK is holding its "registration day" tomorrow, at the clubhouse, for all girls | and boys interested in elther softball or soccer, Registra- tion hours are from 1.00 p.m. to 3.00 p.m. . . . EASTERN ONTARIO Baseball Association holds it wrap-up meeting on | Monday evening, 7.15 o'clock, at Port Hope Legion Hall, with all groups, Tyke, Pee Wee, etc., right up to Senior, to be on hand to conclude their plans for this summer, FORT ERIE RESULTS PIRST RACE -- Purse $2,200. Maiden, SIXTH RACE -- Purse $2,400. Allow thres-year-olds, foaled in Canada. 6 Fur+ ances, three-year-old fillies. 6 Furlongs 7 6) TH in, Walsh 41,90 17.00 5.60 1A-Canalu, Fitz'ns 3.80 2.30 2.10 éNew Gang, Ferro 6.70 5,80 2 -Encore Une, Robinson 3.30 2.20 $Roman Harold, Robinson 7.10 4 -Lucky Charm, Armstrong 2.30 Also Ran in Order: Merlis, Lucky De- Also Ran in Order: A-Song of Victory, ~gree; Royal Embassy, No Rent, Eternal Ann's Reply, and Countess Tana Oaks, Galley Maid, Select Edition, Quebec A---Windfields Farm Entry Fleet and Royal Pleasure QUINELLA, 1A AND 2, PAID $10.40 Winner, B g, 4, by Doctor Up -- Lady Winner, b f, 3, by Canadian Champ -- Todd G, by Lord Todd. Tularia, by Tulyar. = Pool $16,442 Quinella Pool $20,454 SECOND RACE -- Purse $1,900. Claim Ing, three-year-olds. 6 Furlongs (8 &Ermine Sox, Gordon 8.90 $5.10 4.60 SBodwenni, Parker 20.80 8.00 4Whirl an Deal, Parnel 6.20 Also Ran in Order: Perfect Company, Fabrue. Fun-Fun-Fun, Dear Maggie, and Harmony Grits. DAILY DOUBLE, | AND 6, PAID $247.70 Winner, b {, 3, by Espatier -- Sadiana, by Chop Chop. Pool $33,289 THIRD RACE -- Purse $1,900, Claim ing, maiden two-year-olds, foaled in Can ada. 4' Furlongs (10). 4Perfect Lane, Inouye &-Boston Mills, Dittfach 2-Man In Flight, Leblanc 4.60 Also Ran in Order: Roman Pride Breezy Breeze, Windy Mahan, The Four R's, Stan's Brief, Dollar Scholar and: Tu SEVENTH RACE--Purse $2,000, Claim ng, four-year-olds and up. 62 Furlongs 9 7-Gum Swamp, Leblanc 39.90 17.90 '6.20 4-War Declaration, Inouye 12.60 5.10 2-Guest Speaker, Potts 3,10 Also Ran in Order: Damen, Field Trial, Royal Doctor, Mad Charge, Remister, and Bronze Turkey Winner, ch g, 5, by Snow Boots -- Rosy Cora, by Honeytown. Pool $41,903 EIGHTH RACE -- Purse $2,000, Claim ng, four-year-olds and up. One and one sixteenth Miles, (8) $2 re ee 7? «Mystere, P'nell 8.40 5.60 3.30 1A-Tullo, Gomez 3.90 3.10 3 -Rubal Khali, Maxwell 4.30 Also Ran in Order; Real Black, Cen- tores, Comby, Artista and A-Cartersville. A--§ Green and Sar My Lou Stable Entry. Winner, ch g, 8 by Jet Pilot -- Judy Dunstan, by War Admiral. Pool $42,245. Total Poo! $310,797 Attendance 4,163 OSHAWA 'u Winner, b f, 2, by Dutch Lane -- Perfect Cee, by Roman Might Poo! $29,979 POURTH RACE ~ Purse $1,900, Claim: ing twoyear-old maidens, foaled in Can- ada. 4% Furiongs (10), 2King Jive, Gorner, rw"'4.20 3.20 2.80 S Broken Needle. shuk '© 3] LITTLE THEATRE Also Ran in Order: Royal Faran, Ming Dynasty, Renssik. Holiday Jones, Snow presents-- Water, Count Sand and Tinikins Winner, ch q, 2, by Mister Jiv e-- Pet: fass, by Fairaris. Poo! $34,772 "Fashion" TONITE 8:30 P.M McLoughlin Library Theatre TICKETS at the DOOR FIFTH RACE Purse $1,900. Claim ing, three-year-olds. 6 Furlongs (8 1s¥Young Fashion, Parnell 20.40 9.80 7.90 7-Meteoric, Nedeau 25.40 10.10 +Prince Pompeii, 7.10 Also Ran in Order: Dream Plan, Field ers Choice, Gunmetal Pete, Lucky Deal and Chinese Gambler Winner, dk b or br f, 3, by Whirling Home -- Frisian Lass, by Frisius. Pool $38,341 Hale | es i 4 and | SECOND RACE -- 1 Mile (Pace) tor Mr G Dillon, Macare maiden 3year-olds, age 3- and A-years, 18 Non-winners -of $500, 3-year-olds allowed 25 per cent, Purse $700 (7). Margaret H'bert, H'bert 3.80 2.80 Joannes Trailer, Hicks 4.80 Grattan Portage DAILY DOUBLE, 7 AND 6, PAID $8.70 Late Can., Tommy Afforney D0 Johnnie R,, Fearai wane biel Lady ete L lash , and Wi THIRD RACE -- 1 Mile (Pace) for 3 -- sa bec |year-olds and up. Purse $600 (8) Full Swing, Hawke 3,90 3.10 2.50 year-olds and up. Purse (8) Our Frances, Vander Poe! re wy: 4.00 3.50 Fastry, Desjardins Johnny Var 4.30 Scottish Clan, Morrison iso Started: Kroger Prince, Direct Trivye, Crowe , Dickie B, Slic Adios, and DNF--| Also Staretd: Victor High C, TerrymMac. DNF--Did not finish--broken equipment. Prince Adam, Attendance 2,437, Total Pool $143,350, FOURTH RACE -- | Mile (Pace) for 3) en <r See atonal wit year-olds and up. Purse $400 () | gous te 2 t Vikings Play In Brougham Danny Lee, Hie |Kid, Royal Prince Dillard, Ginger Reno, |end Oxford May Jimmy Direct, SIXTH RACE -- 1 Mile (Trot) for 3 year-olds and up, Purse $900 (6) Night Shift, Knight 460 3.40 | Meadow Brooke, Wellwood 5.90 4.40 day against Brampton Brougham, at 4.30 p.m, stopped 11 shots while Hall FIRST RACE -- Mile (Pace) for 3-| Josedale Royal Pal, Walker 3.00 year-old maidens, age 3-4 years. Non Started; Hanover, Dutch winners of $500, 3-yesr-oldsaliowed, al-|Dillard, and | J Collins. lowed 25 per cent Purse $700 (7 Late Can., Lord Dean QUINELLA, 3 AND 5, PAID $40.20 Doctor's Lad, Madili 3.60 3.00 2.40 Speedy Prince, MacRae 12.30 5.60 Also Started: Homestead Vanentins, SEVENTH RACE -- 1 Mile (Pace) for Scott's Dominion, Heather's Jug, and S-year-olds and under. Purse $1,000 (8). Kendal Brook, Roger R G'tan, F'gan 3.70 3.10 2.50 460 Started: Rosedale Cal, Irish Blue, I i Elstag Jimmy, Hickory Amanda, and eyening, a new president was in-|Marion Piper, | p | Pixannie, Gordon 139 year-olds and up, Junior invitation. Ske hate Retest Toe ante Len Pu itos Colby. Wellwood 690 390 290 ine Ann, Pertect Time, and Kay Lynn Luliwater Frost, McKinley 4.50 3.30 5.00 aird McNab, hers and dispensed with NINTH RACE -- | Mile (Pace) for > heard #), = 5.00 3.30 2.40 Walker and Treasurer Eveiyn 4.00 2.90 Granik, Mighty ; Direct, Diplomat Hal, Uncle Spud, and various | FIFTH RACE -- 1 Mile (Pace) for % year-olds and up. Purse $800 (8). | preg heb el pape rie ea 14,50 1 Hed | Gino Herbert, Herbert | Gary Grattan, Feagan 3.40 n aturday | Alse Started: Armbro Erin, Johnny Ringo, Kid Cracker, Hieland Chief, and Oshawa Vikings wine otis , Ss, Z| at RBalmy Beach were in the On- MOHAWK RACEWAY RESULTS|OCC Lady Curlers lect '66 Officers At the annual, meeting of the|Jamieson, as her first official 710 5 | adies' Section of The Oshawa/duty called on Myrtle Donald to retiring president her past-presi- stalled and several new execu-ident's pin. Mrs, Piper express- Curling Club, held last Tuesday| present to 540 EIGHTH RACE -- 1 Mile (Trot) for 3 tive members took on the reinsjed to the members her sincere of office. : gratitude for the co-operation President Marion Piper wel-she had received during her comed the good turnout of mem-|term of office, remarking that the it had been.a privilege and @ usiness. Reports were great source of pleasure to have from Secretary Jean served as president. At the-conclusion of the meet- ing, lunch was served. Oil Kings Take Lead Over Braves WINNIPEG (CP) -- Edmon- Past President Myrtle Donald ton Oil Kings broke a jinx that club's Also reporting in detail the commitments. of their) jcommittees during the past sea- son were all conveners: Bon- jspiel, Jean Mercer; Games,| /Phyllis McAlpine; House, Eliza- 'beth Low; Membership, Jean |Bradford; Out - of - town Bon- ispiels, Irene Gunn; Social, |Mern. Kinton; Social Secretary, |Doris Jamieson for Beth Kemp; Ways and Means, Peggy Phipps; Press, Marion Camp- bell. pl _-- defeat by Toronto chaired the meeting for the elec- favored the home team in the ial ainty rer aa Saturday, willltion of officers and announced first four games of the Western 270 take the fie this coming Satur-|the slate of officers who will Canada Memorial Cup junior conduct the Club's business in championship final Thursday the 1965-66 curling season. night and edged Winnipeg deciding game will be AW iS! Elmer t, to give Chicago Black HAWK . HEROE night, to g cago B faced a relatively easy five tario Senior League but the Vasko (left) ruffles hair of Hawks their 2-1 win over played on Saturday night, in , teammate "oug Mohns, Montreal Canadiens and tied Montreal SINGLES TWO OUT Vikings will be meeting com- after each had scored a goal up the Stanley Cup finals at Reay said the contributing parable competition this week in in the third period last three games apiece, Seventh --AP Wirephoto factor in his club's victory was Brampton, who are also mem- bers of the Ontario Intermediate Rugger Union Brampton was one of the final- lthe improved play of Vasko and Pilote on the blueline " Badolse cht' specealeen kas sou teat ists in the'Ontario Intermediate) Vasko. and Pilote were moving! -eague Jast season and will the puck out of their own zone," provide stiff opposition for the ¢ Vikings Reay said The Vikings will "For once, Mohns And V asko td 1 thought we ac : . bd 4,\the Same lineup as last Satur- | tually pret ye ioe Mie day, and will include in the ret as aan vol ie nee lavofts| Scrum, Bob Meldrum, Eric Niel- | ites Tone: PLACE as Ed Aru, Jerry McKnight, en, started ' Pilote said the Canadiens tee ac aegt Bay chr Joe Kolodzie an ruce McArthur. had fired a pass to Mikita injslug it out along the boards gy te 7 tng In the backfield, they will a the corner and Mikita relayed|They moved to centre ice and . x ihe pu giles r*/have Moe Welch, Dave Rob- Black Hawks took a lesson from} ' ballg : .(men had allowed other mem-|).,. Lunt, T Olinyk "i 7 ; ithe puck directly across the|Terry Harper decided Mohns)| bins, Jim Lunt, om inyk, Montreal Canadiens and scored | th Moh " ee tant viaht tor Hit Udvaril Pers of the club to come UP)pio, Hall. Ron McKnight their fifth power-play goal of|808)-mou to ohns, waiting}was jus! righ ; : '4. (with the goals, . "Knigh d Tony § the: playolis 'Thursday night {0 at the corner of the crease sent Mikita and Harper off with When they check reer McKnight and Tony Sar sink tha Habs $1 and tore x Coach Billy Reay described/minor penalties, majors and 10- eihs ahennela, BOE. 16 ama aks sik 'hat ane " 'i\Chicago's victory as "just an-|minute misconducts while Duff\r- " . VIKING iS -- Bol e eventh and deciding Stanley ; : ' P through," Pilote said , d Jerry McKnight start- s : : other hockey game," but saidjand Mohns retired with _five- ' ' _, drum and Jerry McKnight star Stanley Cup contest in Mont- h lad. sag! ! : Hull said he felt the pressure ed off the season well with good real Saturday night. ee abet eligi ° ae ina. minute majors was not as heavy as in other\,,50¢ against Balmy Beach 6 ye e real champion J ri called 5 . ces ae | a , The victory gave the Hawks ship Saturday in Montreal iF In all, Udvari apo tag mean jgames, adding: 'They're start Eric Nielsen was cut for ew lease life veter i A beg utes on 14 penalties in the Open-jing to loosen up on me a bit ' a new lease on li as veteran The hard-fought contest was some 30 stitches in the game Doug Mohns sank his third ' den @ h nuaat ing period, which took 43 min-| Canadiens' coach. Toe Blake ccuinat Galiny Geach: when ah playoff goal midway through Smad ratios ane a hard utes to play. During ithis soot said a team still needed four). ont boot cut-him above the > 5 ye. ty. chard) the 5 E | % . the third period before more! of the Canadiens og Phil Es = perpen Br Sage ho ames to take a cup eye, He is expected to play Sat- than 20,000 delirious Chicago! nosito of the Hawks, This was pa ratifies - He said he thought urday have much | By AL McNEILL , Hawks' captain Pierre Pilote|Montreal's Dick Duff voted' to CHICAGO (CP) Chicago your big come his team fans al a aia ; had played well enough to Win.|Vikings will play a game in Montreal have. scored 19 odie pce ted mae Roth clubs received superior|but 'didn't have as many SGeorzetown . "The club has power plays in the playoffs ling period . netminding performances, in di- chances as we had in previous] ¢nalized plans to play in Mon- rect contrast to the last two)games. the seven - a + side " treal in games which ended with a 5-1) Roth teams left immediately| tourney, in May win for Chicago and a 6-0 Vic- after the game, the Canadiens tory for Montreal. by train and the Hawks by air Chicago's ec larg eel ent With Esposito and Richard at just seven secon ad after ont-\ 4 standoff, several other play-7 real. defenceman Terry Harper|ers pegan picking partners had been given the gate for However, referee Frank Udvari : grabbing Bobby Hull as the Chi- banished only the two. original Charlie Hodge was called on for Montreal cago star boomed in over the combatants to the penalty box,|to make 22 saves for the Cana-| (Game time Saturday is 8 p.m IRISH BUILD HOSPITALS Northern Ireland plans to spend £30,000,000 ($90,000,000), Sunday afternoon the Following is tive; President, Doris Jamieson; immediate past president, Marion Piper; Ist vice-presi- dent. Jean Reeve; 2nd_ vice- president, Jean Mercer, treas- urer, Evelyn Granik; recording secretary, Mern. Kinton; corre- sponding secretary, Lee Tre- sise; press, Marion Campbell; bonspiel, Doreen Williams; out- of - town bonspiel secretary, Irene Gunn; games, Barb. Tre- sise; house, Audrey Kitchen; s0- cial, Ruth Parrott; membership, Helen Broadbent; ways and means, "Toots" Mackness, The new president, Doris the new execu- Braves 2-1 The victory sent Edmonton home for the next game Satur- day night with a 3-2 edge in the best - of - seven series and the hope that they had taken the wind out of the Manitoba cham- pions' sails. Edmonton scored both their goals -- by Ron Anderson in the first period and Graham Longmuir in the second -- be- fore Brian Siebert ruined Sim- mons' shutout hopes by batting in his own rebound three min- ules before the end of the game. ATTENTION ALL BOYS Between Ages of 9 and 21 If You Are Interested In Playing ROYAL CANADIAN LEGION MINOR BALL ASSOC, LEAGUE Please report to the Legion Hall On Saturday, May Ist Between 9 A.M. and Noon All persons interested in coaching or managing ore welcome, Legion Minor Ball Assoc. HARDBALL in the 90 Centre St., Oshawa for registration ART PARRY--Pres, blue line with Esposito getting a double diens, while Glenn Hall came RpT on new hospitals by 1975. i Three minutes earlier, Elmer sihdiaiaceancibiil Dasha had wndb at 11 wih hik ve ial and Richard a_ single'up with 21 in Chicago's winning first playoff goal since 1961, "9" effort Ralph Backstrom was the START SLUGGING AGAIN It was Hodge who kept the, y= lone marksman for the Canadi-| . pive minutes later they again|Canadiens in the game in the} } |the playoffs at 16:57 of the sec- al 8 ond period - An ominous note for the Ca- FOR THE LARGEST SELECTION 0 nadiens was the fact that Vasko F TROPHIES had not scored in the playoffs since 1961 -- the last year the FOR ALL SPORTING EVENTS AND GIFTS Hawks went all the way. IN EASTERN ONTARIO The G, B. 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