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THE OSHAWA TIMES , Wednesday, Mereh 8, 1967 9) 'T h O siti e toug est Opposition Fiat 850 : | lat HIGHWAY Ahead For Northcott Wi ee: ill Lead on Retween OSHAWA By STERLING TAYLOR The defending world and{bonspiel" over the remaining | = HITBY HULL, Que. (CP) -- Former|Canadian champions skipped byjroute, Gervais said Tuesday | a a e world curling champion Hector|Ron Northcott of Calgary, were|night. | R ll C ~~ and Gervais of Winnipeg says the|the only undefeated foursome; The four tough rinks he re | a y ars 10 Open Daily B d wed @efending champion Alberta] going into the sixth round of the|ferred to are Manitoba, British | ©m. to 10 pm, ae ; 'fink is "in for some tough go-|11-rink round-robin bonspeil at/Columbia and Ontario, all TORONTO (CP)--A Fiat 850} , smeemmeniae i oo ing' during its final six games/2:30 p.m, today. |jammed into second place with coupe will be the first car away eee of * of the Canadian men's curling) But "they tiave to meet four|4-1 won-lost records, and Sas- in the seven-day, 4,500- mile == Oshawa championship. iof the toughest rinks in the/katchewan with a 3-1 record. *|Shell centennial car rally that] JG rd as he - ---- : The Prince Edward Island i istarts in Vancouver May 3. a oad 1 _ jfoursome skipped by Ken Mac- 9 The draw for starting posi- K Mi Donald of Montague was in tions of the 96 cars entered was Drysdale S Sore Flipper sixth place after Tuesday's conducted here Tuesday night, K. ck, how- three rounds with a 2-2 record, jwith John Bellen of Pickering, K. FISK shot 7 -- ean. = |while the Bill Grozelle skipped get, --o Ackerman of nen los Northern Ontario rink from 3 | Toronto ng chosen for the}; ury, cut- Might Cause Retirement | Haileybury and Ron Franklin's first spot. K AIR-FLITE . to ive ' \Nova Scotia representatives eon. waee to start will be a K id Gary ' \from Halifax followed at 1-3 'olvo with the husband By MIKE RECHT | . ie ge od Associated Press Sports Writer NEWFIE WINLESS a ee K : . Don Drysdale left the prob- Rinks skipped by Charile Sut- one urtin Burlington, K : lem-plagued Los Angeles Dodg- livan of Saint John, N.B., and The rally ends | t za shift ers wondering today how far he |Bruce Beveridge of Montreal M . -- x Tushmen and Sandy Koufax can carry the beniinwed at Ld: and: Nawiound: ; vd th ; | ro ake idea of togetherness. \land's Ken Kalichak of Goose Kl og | ni pte So sie. | K in @ goal The two pitched the Dodgers Bay was still looking for his ee ha Blea Lachine, Que.,| ; res fe to pennants and World Series first victory after five games Dat 1300 a oe ie 4) w shot Victories together, held out to- Alberta. met PLE in the Bat ature alte in the sec: gether, and now Drysdale is |sixth round today after sitting | nd pcr with his falking about following Koufax lout the fifth round Tuesday | Paul MacLennan of Toronto | ; on Solo- into retirement. inight, Northern Ontario also nd Jorn. Wilson ot Waterloo, |) pe aed + "I'm pitching on a year to lmet Manitoba in the - sixth tivh woaitan acd a aye "4 ston ar basis," said the 30-year- | 2 ' \ ne Ww fe DaCK +h right hander, who has been ea Nord Seok ie ea Poi for the Ford team. Up ALT SSN .Y, the lead 'bothered by a sore arm this lkatchewan, and Newfoundland | American Motors caused sur- couldn't pring. 'This could be my last played New Brunswick. Quebec [Prise with an entry of Rambler : oal, al- yyear, or I might play five drew the bye. jAmerican sedans. Crews for iced Value Leader... 'oal, a er ! their official deb "anadi Economy Pric i 'aval fi wore. Alberta meets Manitoba, official debut in Canadian | d for Long Mileage. hop of "['ve reached the point where DON DRYSDALE skipped by Bruce Hudson of rallying include Diana Carter Modern T Rib Deep Trea eee T have to think of my family arm hurting Winnipeg, in the seventh round Polivka of Toronto witi, Barb- des ite 'pnd security. At the end of 1967, oS at 8 p.m. tonight, and goes ara Jean Jack of Milton, Ont.; | | ae /7'll weigh a number of factors, against Doug Wankel of El- Frank Curran of Downsview, |' 7) Ancluding the year I've had, the|reported $125,000 after a 25-6),5 Sask. and Alf Phillips Jr m | Ont., with Ron Carney of Hunts- s Ted "year the team has had and|won-lost season in 1966 when he|o¢ 'roronto Thursday before j|ville, Ont., and Eric Siivonen| : rushmen 1) "whatever offers outside of pase-/80t $75,000. Marichal said &lnaying Buzz McGibney of and Tom Jones, both from Port! yer, sit- ball come my way." |week ago he was returning the/Trail. B.C., and Nova Scotia Arthur. - of the |Giants' $90,000 offer. | Friday ie J \4 and HAS stig ARM "For awhile," Giant vice-| Manitoba, B.C. and Ontario : M4 eles ir Drysdale, who was acting president Chub Feeney said,|shared the limelight with Nova A ax Wins YY, Wi with Koufax at this time last/«7 thought he put it in a bottle|Scotia during Tuesday's three re for a year during their celebrated! nq tossed it out to sea." lands ; p.m. in salary holdout that cost Drys-| : | ; | i 'dale most of spring training) ROCKY TAKES CUT |B.C. TOPPLED 1 t and subsequently led to a 13-16| Rocky Colavito ended his hold} Manitoba began the day by ournament ' record, signed for about $100,-)out with Cleveland Indians. He|topping B.C. from the unde- Aue 000 this year and reported to/will get a reported $55,000, alfeated ranks with an 11-10 last- x | y IV . camp in the best shape in sev-/$10,000 cut from last year. Gen-|stone decision. Included in-the| _.WATCH ACTION -- Skips Canadian curling champion- ee alana ae caan 41 to} j eral years. But the sore arm ap-jeral manager Gabe Paul is|come-from-behind victory was al Bill Grozelle (kneeling) of ship at Hull Arena Tuesday. |win the annual Bowmanville parently is bothering him. reported to have been asking|four ender by Manitoba in the| Northern Ontario and Buzz The B.C. rink edged Gro- |juvenile hockey tournament | With Los Angeles' 1967 pen-|the 33 - year - old outfielder to/third end. McGibney of British Colum- MetkGuietae 9.7 Rick Black scored three goals nant hopes all but dashed by|take the maximum 26-per-cent| Meanwhile, Alberta trounced| ia watch the action during cian eaiant ail . in the final game while aon i © Koufax's retirement in Decem-|cut after hitting 30 home runs|Quebec 11-5, P.E.I. edged Nova| ® fifth round game at the --CP Wirephoto_|McCosh added the other. Rick|: ber because of his arthritic el-|with a .238 batting average. (Scotia 11-10, Ontario downed) Dudley replied for Port Credit. |' , Czechoslovakia Stopped By Canadian Nationals ' bow, similar action by Drysdale ' would make the situation even | worse next year. Meanwhile, San Francisco ' Giants also received more bad news from Juan Marichal, an- other of baseball's top pitch- ers. The Giants found another un- signed contract in their mail from the Dominican right- hander, who is holding out for a In training camp news, Wash- ington's John Orsino, bothered by a sore elbow, celebrated an attempted switch from catcher to first baseman by driving in seven runs in a squad game. Left-hander Dennis Bennett, bothered by arm trouble the last two years, was named by Boston Manager Dick Williams to start the Red Sox exhibition season. PRAGUE (AP) -- Canada's national hockey team defeated The world hockey champion- ships begin March 18 in' Vienna. Czechoslovakia 4-2 here Tues- day in its second warmup LUCERNE, Switzerland (AP) match for the world hockey championships. The same teams tied 4-4 in an exhibition last Sunday. Four different players scored the Canadian goals in this come-from-behind victory. Golonka of Czechoslovakia scored the only goal of the first period. Ted Hargreaves, 23-year-old left wing from Weyburn, Sask., tied the count in the fourth min- ute of the second period, storm- ing in alone against Czech goalie Holecek. The Canadians overpowered the home team in the third per- | --Jerry Melynchuk scored two goals Tuesday night in leading the touring United States hockey team to a 4-2 victory over Switzerland. The Ameri- cans beat the Swiss 4-2 Mon- day. ; OTTAWA (CP)--Jackie oF Leod, coach of Canada's na- tional hockey team, will join the team in Stockholm today. McLeod was discharged from Ottawa Civic Hospital Tuesday and flew from Montreal to Brit- New Brunswick 13-7, and Sas- katchewan took Newfoundland 8 a i That left Alberta, Saskatche- wan and Manitoba undefeated, but Nova Scotia changed that by pulling the first major upset of the tournament and downing the Western Canada rink 10-5 in the fourth round. "They were shakier than I thought they'd be and they missed quite a few shots," Franklin said after the game. Ontario walloped Newfound- land 17-7, B.C, trounced Quebec 13-8, Alberta edged Northern Ontario 9-7, and New Bruns- wick downed P.E.I. 7-6 in other fourth-round games. ONTARIO WINS Ontario defeated Saskatche- wan 9-7 in the fifth round in one of the most exciting games of the day. It was the first loss for the Elbow foursome and was in doubt until Wankel's final shot was delivered. Ontario had blanked the 11th end to retain last rock in the) final end with the score tied 7-7. Wankel missed two open takeouts with his final shots and Ontario collected two points without using the last stone. B.C, defeated Northern On- tario 9-7, Manitoba crushed New Brunswick 11-3, P.E.I. defeated Newfoundland 9-5, and Quebec defeated Nova Scotia 11-8 in ain Tuesday night. The team meets the Swedish national | other fifth - round games. Newfoundland, playing with- Alberta Youngsters Lead CALGARY (CP) Alberta badminton players held a comf- ortable lead entering closingjand Hugh Montgomery of Ot- rounds and the final today of/tawa 15-2, 15-4 and Don Moon the Canadian intercollegiate|and Rick Danziger of Waterloo- pair defeated Barry Symons of Sir George Williams University Canadian Badminton Play Orillia won the consolation) j Fox, John Crawford, Gerry Hawke and Gerry Gibson. John! Delaney scored for Markham. | Sandy Ferguson of Ajax was): named the most valuable play in the tournament and Mike}: Laing of Ajax received the top| goalkeeper's award, | badminton championships ad gg 15-2, 15-6, University of Calgary. | Mrs. James dropped the first Jamie Paulson, 18, of Uni-| sot of her first game 6-11 to versity of Calgary, Canadian =e junior champion, set the pace|Jean Richmond of University of \for the Western Canada Inter-| Windsor but came back to win collegiate Athletic Association|the game with 11-1 and 11-3 with four wins in men's singles} .oores play. | i University of Alberta dougles | of: University of Toronto, She later whipped Anne Ku-| BY THE CANADIAN PRESS 3-2 in its opening game and downed Lindsay 3-1 in semi - final, Port Credit reached | i jthe final by beating Markham |4-1 and Galt 5-0. REMEMBER WHEN ...? Jack Hobbs, England's Orillia marksmen were Brian| @@& Ajax defeated Bowmanville! i the| ig teams, Greg and Geoff Harris and Maida Bagnett and Bev Richard, were undefeated Tues- 11-4, 11-0 and Sylvia Mercer of |Memorial University 11-2, 11-4. lsity 15-2, day in doubles play. Kaye| In women's doubles, the Rich- James of Calgary was unbeaten|ard-Barnett entry defeated Sue in women's singles competition.|Kauffman and Mary McGregor Paulson defeated Ambury|Of Windsor 15-2, 15-2 and Stuart of Mount Allison Univer-|Ann Thompson and Barbara 15-0, Lee Siak of| Ostrander of Toronto 17-14, 15-2. University 15-2, 15-1| In Jater action, the Edmonton Carter of Bishop's|}women disposed of Kathy Quin- jlan and Jennifer Thornton of | | Dalhousie University 15-8, 15-6.) Mohawk College, Hamilton, 15-3, 15-4. Shahabudin won his FIGHTS LAST NIGHT first three matches and held| By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS| the early lead before meeting) yondon--Alan Rudkin 12014, | Paulson. |England, stopped Kiichi Tsuga-| BROTHERS TRIUMPH | nezawa, 121%, Japan, 7; Jimmy Queen's and Phil University 15-2, 15-3. He made sure of the lead by defeating Shahab Shahabudin of cricket idol, made his 12th century in international test matches 38 years ago to- day--in 1929--against Aus- tralia at Melbourne, when he hit 142 runs in the last match of the series. Hobb's feat was unequalled until Don Bradman matched it in the late 1930s. Custom Made 2 Piece SUITS er Er, NO TRADE-IN NECESSARY FISK FAMOUS NO TIME LIMIT GUARANTEE Guaranteed ageinst all normal road hererds Including stone bruises, broken giess, punctures, blowouts, sidewall scroping and rim cuts, Ne time or mileage limit, d against defects In work hip for the life of the tread. STOP! 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Fran Huck. |Leod to hospital Friday, the day| opening round of the day Tues-|the University of Toronto entry)... 1 a | LEN PULLAN ( f heel Suchy of the home teamlihe national team left for|day. lof Jim Cunningham and Bill Shipes, 149144, Oakland, Calif.,| : ront wheels, 4 Cyl. Cars 444 segs in as 13th minute of the| prague for the start of its Bur-| Strugnell was expected to|Kinsey 15-10, 15-5. land Jimmy Tester, 156, San 10 Prince St. -- 728-5311 ( Ber, weet cert. s riod. y y, a is 5 ast peri listed as |OPC2" tour. play today. In later play, the Edmonton|Francisco, drew, 10 Hhowennaeh 6 Cyl. Cars 6.66 Seth Martin was goalkeeper for the Canadians. Not Contacted, Grant Claims WINNIPEG (CP) Bud Grant, coach of Winnipeg Blue Bombers of the Western Foot- ball Conference, said Tuesday Minnesota Vikings had not asked permission of the Winni- peg club to talk to him about becoming head coach of the Vi- kings of the National Football League. 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