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Vasko Quits Hawks, Can't Get Interested ADIAN PRESS |with Chicago and the biggest " ine oth player in the NHL at six feet, id simply. he can't get inter- ested fe practice. However, there was no lack of hockey interest in Montreal, Hull, Que., and London, Ont., Thursday. OPEN WORKOUTS Montreal Canadiens, defend- ing Stanley Cup champions, opened workouts today in Hull and Montreal with 110 players this year.for strength," said ; Habs coach Toe Blake. "We felt Vasko, 30, a 10-year veteran|last year we were pressed for three inches and 220 pounds, jpla in_ tow, ' "We split the camp in two ice time for some of the young- sters, This year, players in both ces will be able to get out and get a fair shot on the ice," Today's drills were confined to skating with the first heavy workout scheduled Monday morning, And in London, Ont., where Boston Bruins are working out in preparation for tonight's first pre - season exhibition game against Toronto Maple Leafs, interest is running so high a sellout crowd of 5,000 is as- ured, The Bruins will start 12 reg- ulars from last season along with a crop of rookies including def man Bobby Orr, signed Skater Can't Get Medals Returned For Engraving VANCOUVER (CP) -- Theland that we would not get the mother of a medal-winning fig-|bronze medal back. ure skater complained Thurs-} "No mention was made of the day that her daughter wasjsilver medal. asked to return her prizes for| 'Several other Vancouver engraving and then was told|skaters smelled a rat and didn't she couldn't have.them back. |send theirs back." Mrs. R. J. Cave said her}; Mrs, Cave said Mr. Glynn daughter Benita was awarded|should admit an error if he # bronze medal for a third place|made one rather than trying to finish in the ladies novice free|get the medals back "under the skating event at the Canadian/guise of having them en- championships last February in|graved." : Peterborough. "And if this is the way he She said Benita, 16, was given|plans to conduct CFSA affairs, a silver medal together with|he should resign." to a two-year contract this sum- mer for an undisclosed amount rumored as high as $50,000, START BOWER Goalie Johnny Bower, 41, will start for Toronto, But the Leafs will be without Bob Pulford,|) = benched with a bruised knee, Kent Douglas, sidelined with a shoulder injury, and Eddie Shack, working out with Tulsa Oilers of the Central Profes- sional Hockey League. Tulsa trains with the Leafs in Peter- borough and Shack is expected to join Toronto by the time the season opens Oct. 22. An extensive schedule of pre- season contests has been lined up and many of them will pit NHL teams against minor league clubs in Canada and the United States. On Saturday, Bost plays Oklahoma City partner Barry Soper for their Serene ee it the mv'! Pwo Withdraw The Caves received a jer F M L from Hugh Glynn, executive manager of the a some Fig- rom etro oop ure Skating Association, re-) ~ORONTO (CP)--Two of the questing that the medals be re-|oidest members of the Ontario turned for engraving. Hockey Association's Junior B Tn faith we sent them) Toronto Metro series, St. Mich- back," Mrs, Cave said. ael's Buzzers and Brampton, 'Then this week we received)naye announced their with- another form letter stating there| grawal from play. tba Aly rg Th se dah Carl Ingerbertson, speaking p Bh itor the Brampton club, said fi- nancial difficulties made it im- TIE FOR TITLE possible for his club to carry CULVER, Ind. (AP) -- The/on. United States overtook Can-| 'We had negotiated a deal ada's opening-day lead and the/ with a professional club to help two countries finished in a tie|defray expenses but the pact Sunday for the trophy awarded|between the National Hockey for the most first places in the}League and the Canadian Ama- annual North American canoe|teur Hockey Association, which championships at Lake Maxin-|abolished pro sponsorships, kuckee at Culver Military Acad-|killed that deal." emy. Both countries finished) Rev, Rocco Volpe of St. Mi- with six victories in the 12-event|chaels said a lack of playing competition after Canada had/talent at the school was won three oi oaiurday esl > oe season for withdrawal of competitions. his team. Blazers of the CPHL in Oshawa while New York Rangers meet Omaha of the CPHL in Kings- ton. The Leafs play Rochester Americans of the American Hockey League Sunday in Pe- terborough. The Leafs continued their training in Peterborough while the Rangers drilled in Kingston and Detroit Red Wings in De- troit. In Kingston, Ranger mana- ger-coach Emile Francis indi- cated he might change his mind about fining Bob Plager $200 for reporting late to camp, Plager, from Kapuskasing, said he was unable to make it in time be- cause he was subpoenaed as a witness in a court case. The fine now is under investigation, Francis said. In Ranger intra-squad games Thursday, right winger Bernie (Boom Boom) Geoffrion, play- ing again after two seasons as coach of Quebec Aces of the the|AHL, scored three goals and Rod Gilbert. recovering from a back operation, scored two. Baltimore Orioles' man- ager Hank Bauer, left, ges- tures with bat as he talks Goalby Sets Hot Pace EVERETT, Wash. (AP)--Bob Goalby of Belleville, Ill., found the Everett Country Club lay- out to his liking Thursday when he started the $50,000 Seattle. Everett golf tournament with a record-cracking 65. His six-under-par trip beat by a stroke the record set in 1963 by Seattle, Wash., amateur Tom Story in the northwest open tournament. Al Balding of Toronto fired a 33-39-72. Defending - champion Gay Brewer Jr. shot a 78. NEWCASTLE, England (AP) Claude King, 33-year-old pro from Virgina Beach, Va., turned in a Palmer-like finish with four birdies Thursday and shared the lead with England's Keith MacDonald after the first round of a 72-hole, $36,500 golf tournament. King finished with, a five-un- 'der-par 00. BAUER'S BOY 'to outfielder Frank Robin- son. Bauer, who has re- frained from selecting a most valuable player from his pennant-winning team, that Frank was the "big euinn ndisiinee ily stiatiies aoc. cs. THE OSHAWA TIMES, Friday, September 23, 1966 ]3| the sixth and Dark Doins in the heats, money. heat, guy."' Robinson leads the American League in six major offensive categories, including the triple crown categories of hitting, in Kansas City |Long Wait Finally Over Romeo Hanover Wins Jug. csireatazs DELAWARE, Ohio George Sholty, who has harness horses for al- Bae clot hry ahd c! yw : .|most $15,000 for his {vi he guided classy en land . dence, R.I. The big bay colt methodi- cally pulled away from the 11 other horses in the field to cap- ture the $75,000 pacing classic for three-year-olds in straight It was Sholty's first Jug vic- tory in three tries at the Dela- ware Fairgrounds, notching his second leg in a bid for the coveted Triple Crown, rewarded his owners, the Lucky Star Stables of Brooklyn, N.Y., and Morton Finder of New York City, with the $41,785 first prize The bay son of Dancer Han- over - Romola Hanover was so impressive in winning the first heat that no betting was per- mited on him in the second 18TH STRAIGHT WIN It was the 15th consecutive triumph for Romeo and padded his earnings to well over $200,- 000. He was teaten only in his initial start of the season last May 5 when he finished third. Both heats were almost identi- cal. Sholty put Romeo in the lead just past pole, pulled away to a comfort- homers and runs batted in, |able margin in the backstretch (AP Wirephoto) 'and then warded off the chal- seventh. OTTAWA (CP) -- Charmant Windsor. from , came the featured $000 trot tw a:i8.4 Carleton Racer \ of Good Time Boy to pre- Yi a NY: bags ol ONKERS, a Op ; Good Time Boy's second-|°%e' nett deca ue Place in both heats earned al-|dian-owned Hanover | in the $100,000 E, R = Trot for twos year-olds Won Tnursaay Stanley Dancer's Bonjour 'omnedFiambo Hanover, bidding to. become the owned by only filly to ring up a Jug de-jand Mrs, L. S, Lloyds of cision, closed fourth in the first/Point, N.Y., was followed heat and third in the second. |American-owned Pay Dirt Romeo took the first heat in|Hickory Blaze. ? 2:01 2-5 and came back with a] Harwood Boy, owned by Bill stronger 1:59 3-5 clocking, win-|Hllerington and Sheridan Rev- ning both events by about twolington of Lucan, Ont., finished lengths. fifth in the 14-horse field, ' Romeo can win the Triple} Drummond R.C. the pre-race. Crown with a victory in the|second choice among the Canae Messenger stakes in November. _ h ch ta A '. eee lth. rummon »C.," ST. CATHARINES (CP) --|Real Cournoyer of Trois Betsy Herbert, a seven-year-oldleres, Que., has earned nearly trotting mare owned by William) 95,000 so far this year. Herbert of London, Ont., won| Halifax Hanover, before the the featured sixth race at Gar-jrace considered the top Canae den City Raceway Thursday|dian hope, placed 13th. The night, boosting her lifetime|horse-is owned by the Arme earnings to more than $90,000. /strong brothers of Brampton. The mare trotted the mile in Halifax Hanover, Harwood 2:07 1-5 over a sloppy track.|Boy and Drummond R,C. were Betsy Herbert returned $7.60|the Jeaders in that order at the and combined with runner-up|half-mile pole. Cadenza for an $18.20 exactor. or oo ere ll --_ stride while leading by two BATAVIA, N.Y, (CP)--Pineliongths and Flambeyant Ridey Danny, owned by W. 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