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OG ENE IG geet DOW, tet tg PY PAP OFS THE OSHAWA TIMES, Fridey, Mey 13, 1966 @ SOCCER SCORES The Sea of Galilee, on the Is- raeli- Jordanian border, is more LONDON (AP) -- Thursday than 600 feet below sea level, night's soccer results: | ENGLISH LEAGUE jon I Divis! Rotherham 3 Carlisle 3 Division iii Shrewsbury 3 Peterborough 1 Division 1V Barrow 2 Lincoln 2 Bradford C 4 Wrexham 1 PACIFIC COAST ACTION Suspension And Fines Donnybrook Aftermath By JACK MOORE {Contes instead of the base. | VANCOUVER (CP) -- The|Ranew hounded out to inter- ipresident of the Pacific Const'cept, but Rosario ran from the | Baseball League, Dewey Sori-\on-deck circle and hit Ranew ano, view inte town TnareGay | wiits ite ai, like a breath of peace; | Ranew is undergoing medical foriano's disciplinary visit tests in Seattle, A Probable Pitchers Today followed the largest donnybrook| As a result, Rosario was sus- Boston (Stephenson 24) athin PCL history weanesday pended for the remainder of the |California (M. Loper 2-2) (N)! night, year and fined $250; Ranew and Houston at New York, ppd, New York (Ford 0-3) at Kan). Seattle catcher Merritt: Reynolds were fined $100 each: (Only games scheduled) sas City (Dobson 2-1) (N) |Ranew was hit over the head) Joseph was fined $100 and given Probable Pitchers Today |. Washington (Segui 1-1) atiwith a bat By Vancouver first|@ four-day suspension; and Se- San Francisco (Sadecki 2-1)|Minnesota (Kaat 2-3) (N) | baseman Santiago Rosario, and attle manager Bob Lemon was at New York (Fisher 9-4) (N)| Chicago (Horlen 1-2) at De-| members of both teams used fined $100 for press statements Houston (Dierker 1-0) at Phil-|troit (Sparma 1-2 or Monbou-| fists on their opponents, to the effect that if the league Thursday morning, in a Van- didn't take action, his players at couver hotel lobby, Seattle would, | pitcher Jim Coates received a| Soriano said no assault BASEBALL SCORES, STANDINGS By THE CANADIAN PRESS aed " : " " \Chicago 3 ' Nelenn ere. ues lCeuaeee = A San Francisco 21 50 -- | Minnesota 19 10 500 Houston 16 41%, | Washington 9 14 3M \Pittsburgh - 14 5i4|Kanses City 8 16 348 7 FOUR BLACK HAWKS ON NHL ALL-STAR TEAM For elf AUTO REPAIRG ond SERVICE . 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(AP)~If a seventh game is necessary in home after suffering superficial the American Hockey League's injuries in a three-car crash, Crothers suffered concussion | and minor chest injuries Wed-ltinal playoffs between Roches- inesday night in an accident inlter and Cleveland, it will be |nearby Markham, iplayed Sunday at Buffalo, the He was treated in Scarbor-| aut, gaid Thursday, ough General Hospital and re-| Originally the seventh game leased, " was scheduled for Saturday at Two other persons were in \Poronte, : cident, o . -- ST OTe Or ies Saks bk te ts Mont-|Worsley, Stapleton and Rous-| 'Il know my head's still on|best-of-seven final for the Cal |seau, Worsley, along with back-|because it hurts,' Crothers sald der Cup, Rochester could end up netminder Charlie Hodge,\after the accident, the series by winning the sixth won the Vezina Troph¥at the| Fred Foot, coach of Kast|zame at Cleveland Friday end of the 1965-66 season, York Track Club, said he ex-|night, The Vezina Trophy is awarded|pects his star to be fit and)" to the goalkeeper having played|ready for the British. Empire REMEMBER WHEN oes Py a- minimum 25 games for the) Games in Jamaica this August, " By THE CANADIAN PRESS adelphia (Short 3-2) (N) quette 2-8) (N) os Angeles (Osteen 4-3) at Baltimore (Palmer 3-1) Pittsburgh (Fryman 10) (N) |Cleveland (Siebert 2-0) (N) Cincinnati (O'Toole 1-1) at ibloody nose at the hands of | charges had, been Jaid by any Chicago (Ellsworth 1-3) International League Vancouver's Ricardo Joseph, | player, and he hoped that none! Atianta (Johnson 2-2) at st. Standings ypchanged, The incident at the ball park) would be. "This sort of thing Louis (Jackson 1-1) (N) Thursday's Results began when Coates' pitch hit) isn't very good for baseball." | Columbus at Buffalo, ppd. | Joseph and Josepn took after) The fines and suspensions American League Toledo at Toronto, ppd. . Coates, Ranew decked Joseph) were announced, afier a 2%- WL Pet, GBL Jacksonville at Syracuse, ppd,| with a right to the chin, Play-/ hour investigation in whi¢h-Mr.| 15 § .750 -- |Richmond at Rochester, ppd. ride yok agg sens ee aerns ponent heard some 2 wits) wie , : but order was restore empo-| nesses, j one Meledo ot Torenie (> j Farily, There followed an. entirely Columbus at Buffalo The next Vancouver hitter, | peaceful Thursday . night base- Richmond at Rochester Tom Reynolds, bunted down the| Dall game, which Seattle won Jacksonville at Syracuse first base line and went for'a1 in 11 Innings BOBBY HULL STAN MIKITA GORDIE HOWE Bobby Hull's Records Earn Him Full Marks MONTREAL (CP) -- Chicago|wing--Bobby Rousseau, Black Hawks, who this season real (113), again missed their perennial) The choices were made by) quest for first place and were|sports writers and broadcasters) knocked out in the Stanley Cup/in the six league cities, Points semi finals, have won their'were awarded on the basis of share of National Hockey/five for a first-place yote, three League stardom for 1965-66 for a second and one for a third, for honors in with points Footloose and fancy free... The Hawks, led by Jeft winger} HULL UNANIMOUS PICK team with the fewest goals! Crothers is one of Canada's Bobby Hull, won four of the six' Hull, who set records for most scored against it. top hopes the Murph Chamberlain, one positions on the NHL's first all-| goals and most points in a sea-| Howe has been named to the|Games, | of Toronto Maple Leafs' star team, announced Thursday,|son when he scored 54 goals andifirst team a_ record-breaking hockey siars, was sold to They also took one spot on the/finished the campaign with 97|ninth time and to either team Montreal Canadiens 26 pi team ' 'points, was the lone unanifmous|for a record 17th time, includ: Northern Blonde years ago today--in 10940 The teams, Injchoice with 90 points in each/ing 11 straight seasons, + for $7,500. Chamberlain brackets: half of the schedule, : Maurice (Rocket) Richard,} Wins By A Nose turned out to be a key man First team: Goal Glenn! All six players named to the|former Montreal great, holds in the Hab team which took Hall, Chicago (144); Defence-- first team have had all-star|the.reCord of 14 straight all-star) TORONTO (CP) ~-- Northern| the Stanley Cup four years (119); Pierre Pilote, Chicago|recognition in the past while! appearances and, until this sea- Blonde, a two-year-old filly| later, (102); Centre Stan Mikita,|three players named to the sec-|son, shared the record with|owned by Conn Smythe of Tor-\~ Chicago (100); Left wing--Hull,| ond team are making their first| Howe for most first-team ap-\onto, came charging off the Chicago (180); Right wing--| all-star Sag ve ' m | pearances, |pace at Greenwood racetrack Gordie Howe, Detroit (160), The only change from the! : an 'Thursday to win the featured Second team: Goal -- Lorne|mid-season poll is at centre| TIES GOAL RECORD fourth ae by a nose, Worsley, Montreal (85); Defence|where Mikita replaced Norm|_ Hall, by being named for the) i., second win of the season' --Allan Stanley, Toronto (77);|Ullman, of Detroit, who slipped|*ixth time, equals the goaltend- |), 41, filly, Northern Blonde| 'ireturned $5.20, Right Page was Pat Stapleton, Chicago (69);|to third place in the over-all rnd record set by Bill Durnan Centre---Jean Beliveau, Mont-| voting, | real (89); Left wing--Frank| Making their initial appear- Mahovlich, Toronto (59); Right'ances on an all-star team are| KEPT MAN NEAR GOAL Miners Blank Beavers, Allan Cup Set All Even Roy| CALGARY (CP)---Coach 4-1 victory in the second game Kelly of Drumheller Miners/and a 3-1 decision in the third.| said Thursday night that) Said Solinger; 'That's an-| "hunger" was behind his club's) other thing, We only scored two §-0 defeat of Sherbrooke Beav-| goals in two games and we've ers to tle the best-of-seven Al-'got a lot of scorers on this lan Cup series 2-2 team, something had to burst But his players came up with sometime and it did tonight." a different answer: 'We kept a) Fifth game is scheduled Sat-| man in front of their goal alliurday night Inthe 2,200-seat the time and it paid off, We got! Foothills Arena, which both three goals by deftections," teams complain is too small. Defenceman Bob _ Solinger,| Third and fourth games were in who celebrated his 18th wed-\the 6,600-seat Corral ding anniversary with two goals, said: "in the other game we were leaving their goal fairly clear "Tonight, we kep! one man out front all the time, And apart from being there for de flections if @peant they had to pull a defenceman in and it screened their goalie," Beavers' coach Georges Roy said after the game: "I can DREW NO. 6 SPOT HOMEWOOD, Ill. (CP)--Arm bro Flight, Canadian trotting champion out of Brampton, Ont,, drew the No, 6 spot Thurs day night when post positions were drawn for the $62,000 1, B Sheppard Stakes which goes al Washington Park Raceway here Saturday 'ormer Montreal netminder, | Hall also has been named to} the second team three times and} his total of nine appearances breaks the goaltenders' record! of eight set by Frank Brimsek,| former Boston Bruins player. Pilote, Laperriere and Hull are holdovers from the 1964-65 first team while Mikita, Mahoy- lich and Howe were on the sec: ond team a year ago, Voting was closest in the de fence positions with only six points separating the players! ranked fourth through seventh Stapleton edged J. C, Tremblay of Montreal by one point for the second berth on the second team and Harry Howell:of New York Rangers finished three points behind Stapleton. Doug Barkley of "Deiroit was six points away from the second-team berth, Each player on the over-all first all-star squad receives $1,000 while second-team mem bers each get $500. In addition the leaders in the voting for each half receive $500 and the runners-up $250 Those who led the second-half vole and who receive $500 are | Worsley, Stapleton, J, C. Trem jblay, Beliveau, Hull and Howe |The runners-up in each position and winners of $250 in the sec ond-half poll are: Hall, Howell, Stanley, Mikita, Rousseau and Mahovlich | | say nothing tonight Beavers took seven of 12 pen alties and tempers frayed early in the game Ron Leopold also netted a pair of goals before 4,498 fans in the Stampede Corral. Owen Mailey added a single KEEP UP PRESSURE Miners maintained' steady NORTH APPOINTME OSHAWA pressure-on the Beavers, fori ing Sherbrooke goaltender Serge Aubry to handle 16 shots in the second period. Drum heller netminder Al Rollins han died only seven shots in the per fod Formerly of the Grandview Go toke Grown or Individual Less 725.3092. Harry Trudell Is now available to For an Appointment Call If Course Ons Aubry made 34 saves in all, Rollins 21 Solinger's first goal was a screened point shot in the first period. 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