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Wings' Deal With Los Angeles Called Off As I Hawks Protest NEW. YORK (CP) -- Howie Yi is still a minor leaguer and it Red Wings of the ae Hockey League are ig foul. 'oung, playing with Los An- geles Blades of the Western Hockey League, and the Wings are separated by thousands of miles and the Chicago Black Hawks. The former bad boy of hockey was to have played with the Wings: in New York Wednesday night, but the Hawks blocked a complicated trade by claiming = right for Young's serv- ice "Why did they wait 50 long before killing the deal," asked Detroit coach Sid Abel. 'This is strictly hanky panky on the part of the Black Hawks. "They have a special deal with Los Angeles, but it's ob- vious they are just out to keep us down." The Wings, floundering in the cellar, could have used Young Wednesday night. They were beaten 4-1 by New York Rangers. STARTED WITH DEAL The Howie Young caper all started when Detroit made a deal with the Blades to send two players to Los Angeles in ex- change for Young, who played for Detroit from 1960 through 1963, compiling a record 273 penalty minutes in the 62-63 campaign The Wings offered forward Murray Hail and defenceman Al Lebrun off their Pittsburgh! farm club But that trade collapsed when an unidentified NHL club put in a claim for Hall or Lebrun. Both were removed from the waiver list and returned to! Pittsburgh. | The Wings then started wheel-| SID ABEL ++» mad at Hawks ing and dealing again, this time offering Bob McCord from Pittsburgh and Alex Faulkner from Memphis Wings of the Central League. The Blades said yes, but the Hawks, who obtained Young from the Wings in June, 1963, said no, Chicago reminded NHL presi- dent Clarence Campbell of an agreement they had signed with the Blades two years ago, after jselling Young to Los Angeles in mid-season of 1963-64. PRESIDENT EXPLAINS Campbell explained it: "Chicago has the right of first refusal on any player owned by Los Angeles under agreement the two clubs signed in 1964. This agreement runs through to July 1, 1967." He said the Blades had no authority to make the trade Gj deal lies Hawks." was more explicit: 'The whole % responsibility for killing - we with the Black Abel said as far as the W: are concerned the deal is They have recalled defenceman Pete Goegan from Pittsburgh Hornets of the American Hockey League. The Wings do not intend to do any dealing with the Hawks, he said, or attempt another ded © with the Blades. TOMMY IVAN ..» stymned deal with Detroit and added his of- fice was not instrumental in barring Young's return, "We have always kept a string on Young since we sent him to Los Angeles three years aga," said Chicago general manager Tommy Ivan. "We received some cash in the deal, but the important con- sideration was~ getting NHL rights to two players from Los Angeles. These players have not made it in the NHL, so we still have some say . where Young plays in the NHL." Ivan admitted he approved of the transaction of Young for Lebrun and Hall. He objected to McCord and Faulkner and would not say why. "IT don't have to explain why except to the Los Angeles club," he said. Detroit owner Bruce Norris "Our deal was with the Blades and we shook hands on the second deal..When I talked with Ivan on Monday he didn't mention any agreement he had with Los Angeles for first re- fusal of their players." On the West Coast, Young, who straightened out his per- 8 sonal life by joining Alcoholics ' Anonymous, was upset over his loss of a chance to return to the NHL and end his minor league exile. And a_ Blades' spokesman said: "'We don't know whether Chicago is trying to blackball Young or whether they really want him." Ivan flared back: 'Nobody is/s. interested in blackballing any- body, we're protecting our inter- est." HORSE-OWNER DIES EDMONTON (Cr)--Cecil H. Ross, 66, a well-known business- man and a former president of Edmonton Eskimos of the West- ern Football Conference, died Tuesday of cancer. Funeral services for Ross, aiso a well- known race horse owner, will be held Friday at 1:30 p.m. from First Presbyterian Church, Ross had varied inter- ests in lumber and oil and was a director of a trust company.; -|Quality Fuels 10-1, Hawks, Bad Boys Register Onesided Hockey Victories': and [ed Lutton had to settle for two apiece. ; Archie Courtice gathered in a geal far Quality Fuels. who had only seven players dressed for Bad Boys and Hawks had little trouble as they grabbed easy wins against shorthanded ciuus in ine Genawa Senior's: Hockey . League doubleheader. Bad Boys downed Dodsworth Printers 10-2, while Hawks beat the game. Jack Sneddon and Harve er Burke Danone three goals each, while Bob Burke contributed two Is for the Bad Boys' win. Donaldson and George FIRST PERIOD yy PERIOD 3. 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