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Plante Leaves NHL After Twelve Years -- By AL McNEIL MONTREAL (CP) -- Color ful Jacques Plante, New York Rangers' masked and nomadic netminder who won six Vezina trophies and one Hart Me morial Trophy during a 12-year National Hockey League career, Monday night announced his re- tirement from the game The 36-year-old Shawinigan Que., native--noted off the ice for his asserted hobbies and rigid diet--made his decision known at a press conference called by Emile Francis, the club's general mapager New York (Stafford 1-3) at The announcement followed a lKansas City (O'Donoghue 2-7) quiet opening day of the NHL In four-day annual meetings which { |Detroit (Aguirre 52) at saw action restricted to minor jLos Angeles (Newman 6-3) N league scheduling, small rule | National League changes and much jockeying by WoL Pct. GBL managers wanting to trade but Los 33.20 623 unable to come up with satis- |Milwaukee 26 20 565 3% factory deals Cincinnati 27 22 O51. 4 Plante parlayed his face pro Frat 97 24 520 5 tector and wandering style of Louis % 25 500 6% play into a 10-year with {Houston 296 28 481 7! Montreal Canadiens and two seasons with the Rangers, He said his decision wa prompted by a desire to spend more time with his family WON'T COACH He said he American League WL Pet, GBL 16 19 20 22 23 28 26 27 660 -- 604 2% 556 5 42 5% 540 51% AL 8 469 «9 460 91% |Minnesota \\ hicago iCleveland | Detroit |Baltimore Los Angeles soston New York Washington 30 423 11% Kansas City 11 33 .250 18% Monday's Results Detroit 6 Los Angeles 5 New York 4 Kansas City 2 Cleveland 2 Minnesota 1 iChicago 7. Boston 3 A Probable Pitchers Today iChicago (Horlen 5-3) Joston (Monbouquette 5-5) N |Baltimore (Barber 4-4) at | Washington (Richert 2-4) N Cleveland (Siebert. 6-2) Minnesota (Pascual 7-0) N at al Angeles stay to retire would continue to work in Montreal at a brewing company. office and. he had no aspirations to coach hockey as "it means leaving family } behind."" However, did not | rule out the possibility of par ticipating in hockey in some capacity, with the proviso it is in Montreal Plante mask for th By THE ne Toronto shortstop Mike An ldrews waited and waited for the pop fly to fall into his out stretched When it finally dropped, he ed it and the Maple Leafs were on their wa to their fourth straight defeat giove miss the he the who pioneered netminders, said could not have played in NHL if he had been remain strictly in the "Tl always went out of the net with the percentage figured," he added "Toe Blake (Montreal diens coach) helped me most the veteran netminder said: terested in "He kept telling me ished NHI up. every time I dropped oO though a dea make a stop." 0 Francis said he was sorry to jeague draft Wedne see the veteran retire. He said The deal talk he was losing one of the best Rangers goalies ev play in the league Bruins, Montr HAD OPERATION lot after Rod Plante had undergone a knee SCoring Ranger operation about a month ago Canadiens w and had said at time that Up..Wa unless the operation was a suc the cess, he probably would retire, "eneral manager The operation was regarded as Detroit ted Wings, already @ stick-swinging successful but Plante finally|Prolific pre-smeeting dealer, said)with provision made up his mind to leave l@ is 'always ready to consideritign by president hockey and so notified the| changes Campbel necessary Rangers only Monday after Other Monday action saw the noon E AHL and WHL ratify a 72-game Francis said there was nterlocking. schedule for thea by « salary dispute and for the pres-\CO™/Ng8 Season The AHL ap-which time a new ent the club would have to rely|/Proved the agreement by a 7-2/chief to replace on Ed Giacomin, picked up! YO'®, With Springfield and Prov from Providence of the Ameri- 'denice reported as the dissent can Hockey League, to replace clubs the veteran. In addition, Gilles WILL, HAVE Villemure of _ Vancouver: Ca-| The two m nucks of the Western League re- leagues It happened in the second in iat ght: f ning of what turned out ft ; ' a 5-4 victory by Jacksonville Suns the International ) League runners - up Monday The were alread 0 when Jim Napier hit to be over night Suns eading the towering Napier had base by the time his futile stab at Chacon"s wild pitch ounted the PLANTE WON VEZINA TROPHY SIX TIMES Cana ae popuy picking up an estab-|N¢ reached second Andrews made the ball, Elio double, a bunt single by Kd two to stand if it could dOjrg.Jeague draft on Wednes at the current 5 : the intrae The NHL rules cided that with ince t { day on apace two goalie en 1 dela n with both Piay and Boston participali ne as reported not exceed five n who throw the season, crowd wil official ARE TWO 1 wrath Goa es have beer The will ; defea ed to blamed for 90 per cent of stop: tu) games goalie to F ittee de meetings through ommittee ae tion. of the , jand a oser the Connoll vent ; talkin becau njury ninder mu utes were fo er to Montreal Canadien more runs before side was . G r al OANCS retired Gilbert, puck into the of last high ' , GAMES BACK t left t Leafs two At he the but what the ne to give belies behind idle n he sisi des page of play on tl account of $200 -fo | be imposed Argos Sign Three further ac Clarence "Te 1965 Contracts ature Sid Abel of An a fine tomat wi for if j y f ions wi (i Today's hey TORONTO (CP Toronto Argonauts of the Mastern Foot ball Conference announced Mon Car) day the signing of Marty Mar tinello, Pete Martin and Mike Kirkpatrick the 1965 season Martine those ; > defensive ub owners, at meetin no B referee-in retiring Voss will be chosen ry The two names most pror beer rig 33, is a six-year with A action ently mentioned have of lan (Seotty). Mor onal ; Heit a brief turn as a feree will also go ahead with iad # brief gee eerrers years ago, and |} Udvari mains in the wings a reverse draft whereby they ; aba However, the general mana-ican draft from a pool of g0/S@nior referee with 14 years pro ger «aid his club would be in-\NHL-owned players after the NHL service Aaron Regains Big Bat, But Still Far Off Pace NEW YORK (AP)--His. leftispent a good part of last week Trophy race for Formula 2 cars training, He finished the season ankle apparently fully mended,|on the bench, He hasn't had ajo" the Crystal Palace circuit.\with East York Argos, Cana Henry Aaron of Milwaukee/hit in his { 18 times at bat|Clark drove his Cosworth Ford dian. senior champions or is pr tis accus and" his tumbled toto first n both Kirkpatrick, a tackle is a tomed spot battling for the Na- 322 from ' heats of the race the University tional League batting title There was ae OF pie 8 The two-time winner is hitt-/American ing .338 after a slow butiton held on to still is far off the f Cin-/Davalillo to DRAFT nor p oft rol who } also seen Montrea B.4 Western Conference Mart graduate of We was the Ottawa Rough Rid irst draft choice in 1964 but after month of 0) gos as Alouettes of the of with and Lions the linebacker the Un in is a corner WINS INTERNATIONAL al versity and { vf 500) He LONDON { Jir i in London winner of the of stern Ontario ianapolis last week, scored a victory Mon-\ers' day in the International London\was cut one at average place 25-Jap anjgraduate of of South Carolina and played six zames the Argos 1964 averaging ttle change in the . Willie Hor place, Vic the 69.55 miles and Dick League over-all 88.8 miles per hour for first econd start with in Toronto Crackers Pulling Away: Leafs Drop 4th Straight CANADIAN PRESS | iclobbered Rochester o third Det » of cinnati's Gordy Coleman. Aaron McAuliffe t who boosted his average by five Horton points last week ump from) outfielder eighth to the runner-up, spot,|hi missed the first 10 days of the than Dav season because of an. operatio éveland to remove s points during. the ankle McAuliffe, Detroit's vast] Coleman, last we mprove hortstop, maintained maintained his .375 his .339 average six hits in 16, time Wa waukee's Joe Tor Francisco's W Mays tum bled from ti second and third spots x Torre collected only five hits!lead in 22 times at bat and his a May erage fell to .329 from .346, put-'tional ting him in third Mays, hampered by a TIRE SALE STATION SUNDAY JUNE 20 oit's sophomore to ped 12 was 12 voints bu 163 points higher ». The 1 added week alillo 35 ttle outfielde five bone ch pace with at bat. Mil and Sar Horton for Frank Howard the home-run at 11 but remained runs batted in behind Fe Mantilla of. Boston who with 44 vith 1 League Chicago's tied leadership four 7, leads the Na home-run_ hitters Krnie Banks is batted in with 44 place and ops in runs i Build Now! Save Now Protection For Your Car and Added Value For Your Home! A qorage is something that is proctical, useful, ond valuable DOVE'S WILL BE OPEN BASEBALL SCORES, STANDINGS | By THE CANADIAN PRESS |Pittsburgh 4 6 2% 27 2 8 20 480 Philadelphia 460 Chieago 429 New York 385 Monday's Results Los Angeles 14 Philadelphia 3 (Only game scheduled) Probable Pitchers Today Milwaukee (Johnson 4-2) Chicago (Koonce 3-4) Los Angeles (Osteen 3-6) Philadelphia (Bunning 5-4) San Francisco (Shaw 4-3) New York (Cisco 1-2) N Houston (Farrell 4-1) Pittsburgh (Friend 3-4) N Cincinnati (Arrigo 1-2) at St. Louis (Gibson 8-3) N International League YL Pet, GBL 19 648 2 615 2 Columbus 22 585 -3% Jacksonville 24 538 6 Svracuse 24 25 490 814 Toledo , 28 43 Rochester 33 389 (14 suffalo 15 37 .288 Monday's Results Jacksonville 5 12 Rochester 7 Syracuse 6 ™% 814 10 12% N al Atlanta Toronto 4 Columbu Toledo 4 Today's Games t Jacksonville Atlanta at. Rochester Syracuse (2) Toronto a suffalo at Columbu Toledo at (2) only 1% Jets, who Red Wings 12-7, Syracuse Chiefs downed Toledo Mud Hens 6-4 in the only other game played Crackers and of Columbus anta ahead lim Gos high { t oO ge homer by in the ixth A two-run Inning gel lighted back Jacksonville as winning, pitcher Mike Cue ished his reé to 8-1 Toronto's effort nto the ball game a deficits ame five- and before pulling the Red Wings with in the seventh The four away from th 4 four-run rally two Rochester errors ed up over five first win in four aided b Reliever 1 only hit Innings his isions Green gave one the last for der Johr capped a f that sparked the Toledo Rya hree-run. blast fourth inning ctors e-run Chief 1 a , about it THE OSHAWA ILLEGAL PITCH? Indians Stall Twins On Tiants Pitching Al By MURRAY CHASS The have Kaline second Associated Press Sports Writer found Tiant Luis Tiant didn't waste any night, but they certainly time establishing himself in the him difficult, The American League last season. Cuban allowed, only successive There are some, though, who doubles by Tony Oliva and Don say Tiant is hesitating now Mincher in the fourth inning The Cleveland right hander while bringing his record to 5-2 stopped league-leading Minne Backed with consecutive sota on two hits Monday nightihome runs by Leon Wagner and as the Indians won their fifth Rocky Colavito in the Indians' straight game and stopped the/half of the fourth off Jim Grant, Twins' four - game winning Tiant retired 15 Twins in a row streak with a 2-1 decision hefore walking Harmon Kille The victory was the fourth in brew in the ninth. The loss for a row for Tiant, who rocketed/Grant was his first after five to a 10-4 record in less than victories half a season after the Indian purchased him from Portland savers the Pacifie Coast League July This Tiant has become the of a league contro ersy, Some players have ac cused him of throwing an illegal hesitation pitch, a weapon al legediy employed by the legend Satchel Paige Tiant is the reincarnation of Satchel Paige,' Frank Malzone of Red Sox 'insisted re cently He uses the hesitation pitch, and it's illegal, But the impires aren't calling it Tiant ridicules such a thought as Cleveland. manager Birdie Tebbetts, who played at the same time as Paige 'NOTHING ILLEGAL' This is his pattern of pitch ng said Tebbetts of 'Tiant, and there nothing filegal Twins might not illegal victory, Detroit departed in the sixth and the tie-breaking Bobby. Richardson's bunt in the eighth runs for the White Sox, the AL Los Angeles York Detroit An Yankee Elsewhere in Tigers edged gels 65, New trimmed K City Athletics 1-2 and Chicago White Sox de feated Boston Red Sox 7-3, Los Angeles Dodgers walloped Phil adelphia Phillies 14-3 in the only National League game, Sam Snead Enters '65 Canadian Open TORONTO (CP)--Sam Snead richest in history, has entered: the Canadian Open here July 14-17 Snead, winner 116 tourna ater ments, is the only player to win the Canadian Open three times twice in playoffs, He won his] first Canadian Open at Toronto Mississaugua, site of this year's tournament, 26 years ago The Red § errors and faulty committed passed Sandy Koufax htis and struck fourth time this year his eighth game against defeats. 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