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BRI Rig <a INR 2 CC THREE PLAYERS SUSPENDED Memorial Cup Finals Continue On Schedule . By BOB TRIMBEE EDMONTON (CP) The fourth game of the Memorial Cup junior hockey final be- tween Niagara Falls Flyers and Edmonton Oil Kings will be played in Edmonton as sched- uled tonight, but three players will be out of action with sus- pensions and increased police security has been ordered. Gordon Juckes, secretary- manager of the Canadian Ama- teur Hockey Association, made the announcement after a seven-hour investigation into a brawl which led officials to halt a game Monday night with 3% minutes to play. It was the first time in Memo- rial Cup history that a game was halted prematurely by a 77 fight and it took 25 policemen y A almost 10 minutes to restore or- Te der. game, at this point. Police The Oil Kings officially won were first called into action the game 5-1, their first victory to quell a mob scene that in three starts in the best-of- developed between players seven series. Fifth game is and spectators, at the end of scheduled for Friday, 10 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesday, Mey 12, 1965 SPORTS MENU By Geo. H. Campbell SPORTS EDITOR "Everything From Soup To Nuts' THESE WERE MAYHEM SCENES IN EDMONTON HOCKEY ARENA vented the mixup from reach- ing the severity of the first clash. Juckes said his investigation, which included talks with club managements, a study of a game film, and _ conferences with referee Jim McAuley of Montreal, city police, civic offi- cials and Edmonton Gardens officials, indicated fan control "was not a primary factor of the third-period brawl." He said it was lack of player control on both sides which dis- rupted play and "I can't see how moving the series out of Edmonton will solve this." "However, the action of a small element of the fans which triggered the clash cannot be condoned, I want to emphasize to the publie very strongly that we would expect them to be- have as the public should and if there is any further public interference the game will be called and awarded to the visit- ing team." He expressed satisfac- tion with the work of game offi- cials and said "if there is any repeat of- what happened Mon- day the CAHA will give strong consideration to moving the se- ries to another city." Owner-manager Hap Emms, who asked for a change in the venue of the series because of problems Monday with some fans, said he "is willing to ac- cept CAHA assurances that there will be ample protection ... for my players on the ice, in the penalty box and off the ice." He said he felt badly about the incidents Monday, However, after a meeting with players Tuesday night it was agreed "'to a man to continue the series and to try and win the cup ff 'we can," Juckes said he will remain at least for the fourth game. Despite an announcement the Gardens had suspended book- jings for the series until the in- | vestigation was completed, both clubs worked out Tuesday. The Oil Kings reported Craig Cameron suffered a right shoul- der injury Monday and was a doubtful starter. ill Golds- worthy of the Flyers was in sub-par physical shape after he took several hard checks Mon- day but likely will dress. THE MEMORIAL CUP, Canada's Junior hockey cham- pionship emblem, is still up for grabs, which is perhaps more accurate at that, than saying it's still up for compe- tition. The officials of the two clubs, the committee that runs the Edmonton Arena, along with hockey officials from the OHA and Western bodies concerned, and of course Cana- dian Amateur Hockey Association officers, apparently got thinzs partially ironed out, in their big session last night. Word received this morning is. that three players have been suspended but the fourth game of the series will go tonight, as originally scheduled.. Defenceman Ricky Ley of Niagara Falls and winger Ron Anderson of Edmonton Oil Kings, who had a wild and vicious stick-swinging duel just before the major free-for-all erupted in the third period, have each been suspended for at least tonight's game. Centre Derek Sanderson, who pummelled Oil Kings captain Bob Falken- berg, after the latter was already prostrate on the ice, has been given an "'indefinite suspension"'. Oshawa's Matt Ley- den, OHA President, out there representing this provincial body, has been given the right to protest the "indefinite part. WE WATCHED the video-tape recording of Monday night's game, last night, courtesy of Channel 9. We felt that if they hadn't had the policemen on hand, they might never have started the second period. The brawl at the end of the first frame could be placed right on the doorstep of 'the Edmonton fans who participated. After that, we thought the referee's work was considerably less than adequate. Throughout, heavy boarding, charging and stray elbows and hoisted sticks, were completely ignored. When Edmonton made it 5el, then Flyers knew that game was all over -- and proceeded to settle some scores. Sanderson's repeated pounding of Falkenberg, with the latter on the ice and ob- viously out of commission, was ruled as "deliberate attempt to injure' and this was no understatement, In the fight game --they'd disqualify and also suspend any boxer who struck an opponent already stretched out. Now the story comes out that after the game was called off, three men dragged Sanderson into a first-aid room and beat him up. He suffered several cuts. to the face. Chalk this one up against the Edmonton fans also! They intend to have 50 policemen at the Edmonton Gardens for tonight's game. That in itself is a serious reflection. OSHAWA MINOR Softball Association officers met last night at Simcoe Hall (Simcoe Street) for their initial organ- ization meeting of the season. The turnout was a little dis- appointing, but it was felt that perhaps word had not 'got around" as yet and that more teams, especially in the Kiwanis Bantam League series, would be showing up at the next meeting. With four good Midget teams of last year all having moved up to Juvenile ranks, it seems unlikely that a Midget League will operate this year but on the other hand, there is little doubt that at least one team and perhaps two, will bid for the rights to represent Oshawa in the OASA Midget playdowns. Next meeting has been called by President Joe Victor for, Monday evening of next week, again at 7.30 o'clock and also, at Simcoe Hall (Simcoe Street). All Neighborhood Parks interested in having an entry in the Kiwanis Bantam League, are urged to send a representative to this meeting. AUSTRALIA'S Bruce Crampton uncorked a sizzling 66, 4under-par, in the final round of the "Colonial National In- vitation" golf tournament, which they were able to clean up yesterday and it was good enough to give him top money. He was one stroke behind leader George Knudson, of To- ronto, starting yesterday's play and his sub-par round put bbb Will 'yj Mlaldlliisiti Hi bbe d MOSTLY BLUE! There tion the usual team uni- were four types of uniforms forms and_ referee-linesmen on the ice in Edmonton on shirts, there were police Monday night, when the uniforms galore -- at one third game of the Memorial point, more policemen than Cup finals ended. In addi- players being on the ice. Dr. Sturgeon Heads OCA TORONTO (CP)--Dr, L. W. C, Sturgeon of Welland was elected president of the Ontario Curling Association at its annual meet- ing here Tuesday. Dr. Sturgeon succeeds H. Ayl- mer Elliott of Galt | The slate of officers proposed) by the association's nominating} committee was unopposed by| the 119 delegates. Leon Sykes of Toronto was re- elected secretary-treasurer. Four vice - presidents were elected: A. Ross Tarlton, Ham- ilton; Karl E. Leishman, Kings- ton; W. J. R. Bennett, Wood- stock and Gordon Jones, Tor- onto. The above picture shows po- lice and officials trying to restore order, when the third period, with more than three minutes left to play. The referee called off the | wW es ASA ' SAE for) e Bear, Pace) for 6) 90 5.50 | ea 1.70 Solon's irish C, Erin, Aw Dire Flyalong Beats Plate Hopefuls | TORONTO (CP) -- Flyalong) easily outclassed five other} Queen's Plate eligibles, winning the seven - furlong allowance} race by nearly two lengths at) Greenwood Raceway Tuesday. The three-year-old colt, owned by D. B. Weldon of London Ont., and T. E. Hays of Oak- ville, is the winter book choice for the 106th running of the Queen's Plate here June 26. | He returned $2.80, $2.10 and |$2.10 with Cliff Potts up, beat-) jing Battle Order and Lucky) Marine, in that order, The daily double of Petene the first period. Juckes said winger Ron And-|WILL PROTECT PLAYERS erson of the Oil Kings and de-| Juckes said police have given fenceman Ricky Ley of the Fly-/ him "adequate assurance' they ers each were handed a one-|will have sufficient strength to ' ' ig! ' game suspension for their part|control the public. All exits will in a stick-swinging duel minutes|/be kept clear, the tunnel area before the game-ending donny-jleading to the dressing rooms brook. will be sealed and the penalty Centre Derek Sanderson of|boxes, players' benches and the Flyers was handed an in-|goal areas will be protected by definite suspension for deliber-|50 policemen. ate injury of a player during)~~ oe the final brawl, However, Matt) "4 Leydon of Oshawa, president of K RESUL 7 the Ontario Hockey Association, | 4 has been given permission to nite RACE =I Mile (Tray tor Also Started: "AOxtord May, Jimmy Dk % j ini pyear is al up. urse ri , re '* / appeal the indefinite term tojr repo, Var Snikibieaen ter 4 Lionel Fleury, CAHA president.|Lemac, Feagan : $0 dso eaue ; ici |Sabrinalee, Madil x H RACE -- 1 Mile ¢ Flyers officials said these om ee eet american Pilot, 1, J. Col-|five-year-olds and Purse $800. ( | length of. suspension should be jins, Darn Tooting, Hava Julep and Hassi. Grattan Re Direct, Crowe 9.50 6 i 5 osedale Cal, Burrison 20. i} stipulated. SECOND RACE -- | gd Sgen iA Missangela Mary, Feagan three and four-year-olds. Purse 8) ¢ FANS BEAT SANDERSON |Mighty Glen, Feagan 2.80 2.20 Aiee Sporades Memory, American Girl At the end of Monday's game|G2le Gratten, Merinn 9.90 3.70 Grattan and Andy Atom, Sanderson was grabbed and/ doctor's Lad, Madill 2.50 pd bale nn ie. ER yn hauled into a room by three), Alse Started: Johnny Ringo, Hasty ail Hapa i sli gee ty dow, Kenta se, Suger Bal " men while en route to his dress-\ang J. M, Thunderbird. Pi biedahhs Pegged = fwie (Pace) for ing room ee saftered head cuts isny Dye ongt «Het pl degen Country Mite, Feagan 16.10 9.50 3.98 an y bruises, No arrests cho alley, Ball 9.20 6. were made | THIRD RACE -- 1 Mile (Trot) for phe a 4.10 eae Ree ye 4) three-year-olds and up. Purse $900 (7) jarted: Winged Freight, David Bob Falkenberg, the Oil) sigoury, varcoe 4.70 4.60 4.40|Hal B., Jimmy G. Unko, Bar Gold' and captain, was knocked Ozark Peter, Mcrann 17.80 9.30) Uncle Bun. ' s Sister Oatt, Kingeton 4.90 , S| Also Started: Alayne Scott, Phyilis) EIGHTH RACE -- 1 Mile (Pace) for on the ice and then pummelle |Marie, Squaw Valley and X-Reta Haw three-year-olds and up. Purse $1,200 (8) 7 as he lay helpless. He was car-|te lara wie hes By? oJ ried from the ice on a stretcher) rourTH RACE -- 1 Mile (Pace) for Ray Adios, Wellwood 440 githree-year-olds and up. Purse $900 (8) iso Stal : Armpro inac, Prince = miss at least tonight's |e yt Walsh 170 $.10 520) Locust, Culey's Boy Goose and "Ambrose gi . |Andy, Bissonette 60 2.50 Fans clashed with the Flyers Kein stariede Lady. Viole! Direct Cert| NINTH RACE 1 Mile (Trot) for on two occasions. At the end) yw: Grattan, Baron Hal, Ginger Reno three-year-olds and up. Purse $1,100 (8) of the first period the Eastern|and Donna's Frankie Seattle D., O'Dare 90 1248 4@ 3.00 ' j Meadow Brooke C., Wellwood champions battled spectators in) piety pace -- 1 Mile (Pace) for Clement Hanover, Walker a stick-swinging fray at the en-/tive-year-olds and under Purse $800 (8)| Also Started: Madam Victor, Imperial trance to a tunnel leading to/Gey Charm, Wes Coke = 3.10 2.50 2.30|Lee, Meaow Mabel, Reckless Living and re ' Rick Spencer, Findley 4.10 3.40) Flying Kathryn. their dressing room. The second] mooreiand's Dusty, PF Miller 3.80 | Attendance 2,557. Total Pool $146,318, clash occurred after the game was over, but a wooden fence --CP Wirephotos and police reinforcements pre- a 4 minutes still left to lay, in the final period, when the contest broke into a near- riot. TS ibs Memorial Cup game, which Oil Kings won 5-1, over Niagara Falls Flyers. Offi- cials finally called off the game, with three-and-a-half DOWN AND OUT! Bob Falkenberg, Edmonton cen- tre, lies prone on the ice, after being felled during a brawl in Monday night's Piha Bruce Crampton Tops in air Knudson In 'Colonial' CAMPBELLE VILLE, Ont. (CP)--The quinella at Mohawk Raceway here Tuesday night returned $154 after a sixth-race a win by Grattan R. Direct and The 29 - year - old Australian,to $26,670.17, $37,754.06 when un-|a second-place finish by Rose- did it in style, finishing with alofficial cash is added, for third|dale Cal. four - under - par 66 for a total|place among the year's money-|_ Regular betting paid $9.50 for of 276 while Knudson settled| winners. paige lg and $20.30 for a par 70. And he wound up} Gardner Dickinson, Chi Chi) [py the first and second races with a flourish when he reached] Rodriguez, Tony Lema and Don|Tootsie Doll and Mighty Glen Crampton Lake, the water haz-| January all tied for third place|combined to pay $14.30 in the ard at the 18th hole. at 280, Dickinson catching theldaily double. Three years ago, Cramptonjothers with a final-round 68. beoeone lost the same tournament by| Ben Hogan and Sam Snead, sending his approach shot into|two of the elder statesmen of the water. That was when they goif, finished fairly high. Hogan named it for him. This time he/tied for ninth place at /284 and was three strokes ahead Of|snead checked in at 286, a a with the one hole to|xtroke ahead of Arnold Palmer y. | : | PROVED HIMSELF "L thought of using an iron off the tee and just laying up to it so I wouldn't be taking any chances," Crampton said afterwards. "But then I thought this was not the way a cham- him three strokes ahead, as Knudson shot a par 70, to take second place and $11,500. Crampton won $20,000. FIRST RACH -- Purse $2,000. Claim-, QUINELLA, 1A AND 28, PAID $23.20 Ing, maiden end four-year-cids. lower, bc 3, by Flying Fury -- Diesel 25.00 9.10 5.80| Pool $20,032, Quinella Pool $22,455. + 50) SEVENTH RACE--Purse $2,500, Ci . Purse $2,500, len Lie fonvat-oe and we 7 Cutten ¥ and Roman Lane returned $149.) : Me norel Gunny, ol |Swinisteo, Harris ne 270| Flyalong and Battle Order re-| ae ee vet oe previa Beg A Both h saa ind 'age. iso Ran in ler; Eddie Ray, Smart| Bo! orses a een rate A---C A Bell and Natural Farms Entry. | Flyer, Scrivener and Ky. Quill. perfectly by the 6,403 race fans Wirra, by Equifob. ao a ocd aa a seen Pool $23,470 Dally Double Pool $38,196. P00! $45,221. PITCHES NO-HITTER FORT WORTH, Tex. (CP) -- SECOND nace -- Purse $2,000. Ciaim-| a TACOMA, Wash. (AP)--Ta-|George Knudson, a man who 420'3.19/coOma southpaw Dick Estelle,|jed a four-day golf tournament 4.50 4.00|winless in four previous Pacific! for six days and still managed Visi Daten Perse 00 2.50/6-Young Fashion, Parnell 5.10|Coast League starts and beaten|to Jose, emerges as one of the 7 Menette, Walsh 2.90 Also Ran in Order: Lucky Draw, Hot len ; Also Ran in Order: Lucky Deal, A-|Honey, Moore's Selector and Red Purse. |i two of them, pitched a no-|world's better - paid philos- Chief Whitefoot, Selectim, Select Rythm| Winner, b g, 3, by Meeting -- Bye Byeihit, no-run game Tuesday night! gophers and Dear Maggie. Sunt, Sy Senty Lawless, as Tacoma Giants defeated Ha- be A--J J Yustin and Wogan Entry. yee $54,827 Total Pool $387,189. ie land : 0 The slender Toronto shot- DAILY DOUBLE, 11 AND 5, PAID $149.00, A!¥endance 6,403 waii Islanders 6-0. maker, who held or shared the lead in the $100,000 Colonial National invitation tourna- taney, Soingbrone. Eddie -- Bolign . ; Peterboro Visits in. tcmoaies Our Green Gaels Pool $41,323, THIRD RACE -- Purse $2,200. Maiden, Australia Tuesday, after rain delayed the last round of the The Peterboro Senior lacrossejhad a tough time making the team will be seeking revengelteam this year. two-year-old fillies, foaied in Canada. 42 72-hole contest 48 hours. Pock- Jacopo. Pool $46,548. tomorrow night, when they meet GAELS NOTES... St. Cath-| Furlongs (9). BJoyous Jive, Armstrong 44.70 17.60 7.20 eting his $11,500 second - place |cheque, Knudson commented: FOURTH RACE -- Purse $7,200. Maid-\the Oshawa Green Gaels, here en, two-year-old fillies, foaled in Canada.'ot the Civic Auditorium. The arines will be the opposition in the league opener, Monday) | One of Canada's 3 Great Whisk Power, by Polynesian. : Swanky Kid, A-|/ng, four-year-olds and up. 7 Furiongs (7) Royal A-Julle's| Carrier, Balley 3.20/turned a $23.20 quinella payoff. Winner, b {, 3, by Pet Bully -- Jinkytown, | Winner, dk b ss m, 5, by War Jeep--| EIGHTH RACE -- Purse $2,100, Claim-| three four-year-olds, fosied in|'"g, three-year-olds. 7 Furiongs Chega Mile (ee 4Ships That Pass, Fitz'ns 7.50 § -Romen Lane, Gomer 6.0 3.90 2.50) 7-SIIk 'n Saphires, Harrison 3 OSHAWA YACHTHAVEN'S Ba EVINRUDE OUTBOARD TRADE-IN YET | (SEE THE... and two in front of defending] champion Billy Casper. | REMEMBER WHEN... By THE CANADIAN PRESS Carl Hubbell pitched his first complete game for Tor- 'Old Birds' Race T-Sweetly Packed, Fitz"ns 610 4.60) "It wasn't that-I lost the tour- Ve Furl 9? ' Sitieamices } 8.2 5.20 340 game will start at 8.30 p.m éLedy Escar, Bailey 3.30 Also Ran in Order: Dream Peeper, |jnament. Crampton won Fad @Hinemoa, Harris 1-Sweet Trouble, Inouye Heirdresser, Twinkle Jay, Margabelia, Gold Germ and Snow Water. Winner, b f, 2, by Mister Jive -- Incopo, J SMiles Caprice, Deroin Also Ran in Order: Gay Ginny J.) Smoly's Last, Helen Mary, Broken Needle, Paris Fashions, Bashful Maid Winner, b or br f, 2, by Fabius -- Cusmet, by Chop Chop, Pool $49,926. 8.00 5.10 7.0 Peterboro was defeated by the Gaels a week ago last Sunday, 10-6, but the work of Merv Mar- shall in the Oshawa nets was a major factor in the. defeat of the senior team, by the Cana- night, at the Auditorium. They) ers, and Art Graham of the; Black Hawks. . . The status of] From Parry Sound feature Doug Favell, the goal-) The Oshawa Racing Pigeon|prove to myself that I could keeper of the Niagara Falls Fly-/Club held their second "Old| whip this hazard." Bird' race, last week-end, from Parry Sound, an_airline| pion should play -- I'd say this onto Maple Leafs 39 years was being chicken. I wanted to i ' ago today--in 1926--and shut out Jersey City with two hits, Hubbell took his screw- ball to New York Giants in 1928 and became the main- | | | So Crampton boomed his tee- shot over the pond and the Full Evinrude Range. . The mighty mite stay of the team until he took over the Giants' farm system in 1943, FIFTH RACE = Purse $2400. Allow. dian Junior Champions. _ . John Davis will be decided at a distance of 120 miles. _.|ghost of Crampton Lake was ee ce 7 Furlongs The final whistle had just) meeting of the OLA tonight ...| Ken Young's bird was first/laid to rest. It paid him $20,000 J-Moosonee, Fitr'ns 4 3.7 1.50\blown when Bobby Allen the|He has been under suspension|home, in a race which waSjand brought his total winnings 2-Seretenga, paxwsit 70 3.90 Peterboro manager, stormed/for signing two forms, one with|marred by both fog and rain,| Also Ran in Order: Wild Lady, sly into the Oshawa dressing room| Peterboro and the other with the which resulted in slow times oSere ge ae and demanded a replay and Gaels, who will likely have|This Saturday the club plans a Sith '\the Petes will be at full strength/him for the season, but Davis|repeat flight. Pool $44,991. for the game jmay sit out a couple of games, Following are the results, in The "Petes" claim that their|/because of his signing . . .Ken|yards-per-minute -- K. Young, team had only a couple of work-|Howard and Stan Kolesnik both|907.22; J. Shewchuck, 886.10: aio 2.19 Outs Prior to the last game andjsigned with Whitby but will/K. Young, 852.64; K. Young, 2B-Battle Order, Ditttach 250 219 Since then they have been work-jbe available for duty with the!g50.54: K. Young, 840.90; J. > rk a der Aor Golo strenuously. The Gaels|Gaels . Oshawa players onjIssel, 838.92; J. Schoep and Son, | Whistling $ea and B-isle of Mull "\will have their work cut out forjthe Gaels are Neil Armstrong,|808.82; M. Korobij, 807.44; I At Stent D B Weldon and .J them in gaining another victory.|Fred Greenwood, Joe Kiwior,|Schoep and Son, 799.04; M. Kor- B--Shane! Stables and PE Boyien Entry, Meanwhile coach Jim Bishop|Charlie Marlowe and Ros Sjobij, 788.54; M. 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