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24 May 1962
Page 7
Medicine Hat News in Medicine Hat, Alberta
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
May 24, 1962
Page
7
Quakers Bid For Games
Ottawa delegates to the CAHA meeting will decide on a national amateur hockey team for the 1964 Olympics or alternatives due to cost. Saskatoon Quakers applied to tour as Canada’s Olympic squad, while Edmonton won the 1952 title and Russia in 1956. CAHA also plans a monthly magazine with Len Taylor as editor and reduced junior hockey fees. Four Eastern Canada veterans received meritorious awards for service to amateur hockey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Canadian Amateur Hockey Association
Canada
Jack Roxburgh
Gordon Juckes
Europe
Army
Saskatoon Quakers
Quakers
Trail Smoke Eaters
Trail
Smokies
Saskatoon
CAHA
Edmonton
United States
Juckes
Len Taylor
Kitchener-Waterloo Record
East
S. H. Hutt
Chesterville
Ont
Leo E. Burns
Mount Royal
Que
Hanson Dowell
Middleton
N.S
Lorne Miller
Noranda
North Bay
Trail Smoke Eaters Eye World Championship Trip
Trail British Columbia team manager Ugo Degrasio says the Trail Smoke Eaters are interested in representing Canada at the world hockey championship next year if CAHA provides more financial support and a shorter tour than in 1960. Decision postponed until mid June after reviewing details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TRAIL
B.C
Trails Smoke Eaters
Ugo Degrasio
Western International Hockey League
Canada
Canadian Amateur Hockey Association
CAHA
CAHA announces hockey earnings for 1961 62 playoffs
Gordon Juckes reports net earnings for senior and junior A clubs. Edmonton Oil Kings lead Memorial Cup money with 18 787 while Hamilton Red Wings get 12 284. Allan Cup leader Winnipeg Maroons 10 921. many teams listed. A new TV fee plan shifts shares: teams receive 25 percent, CAHA and rink 25 percent each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Gordon Juckes
Canadian Amateur Hockey Association
Edmonton Oil Kings
Hamilton Red Wings
Wil
Prince Albert
Sask
Moose Jaw
Brandon
Man
Halifax
Ottawa Monties
Quebec Citadels
Winnipeg Maroons
Saskatoon
Trail
Amherst
N.S
Buckingham
Qué
Kapuskasing
Ont
Ouckes
CAHA
Ward Enters Toronto Race
Roger Ward, aiming for his second Indianapolis 500 title, has entered the 200 mile Mosport race set for June 9. Mosport located about 60 miles northeast of Toronto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
Roger Ward
Mosport
Here
Canadian horse may run in English Derby this year
Prince d Amour, a French bred colt racing for Mrs Suzy Volterra, has been sold to Alberta Ranches owned by Max Bell and Frank McMahon and may start in the June 6 Derby if a veterinary exam passes. Breasley could ride if he takes the saddle as hype surrounds a Derby open to surprises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Prince d'Amour
Suzy Volterra
Paris
Scobie Breasley
France
Britain
Alberta Ranches
Victoria Entry Backed by Leafs
Victoria businessmen say the Toronto Maple Leafs will supply a full WHL franchise if Victoria is readmitted. John Bassett Jr. announces Punch Imlach will back the bid, with Imlach set to attend the San Francisco meeting. The group filed a $7500 bond and cited Vancouver’s sale to Hume and a Rangers bid as factors in backing Victoria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria (Cp
Toronto Maple Leafs
National Hockey League
Victoria
John Bassett Jr
Toronto
Punch Imlach
San Francisco
Bassett
Imlach
Victoria Group
WHS
al Leader
Pacific National Exhibition
Vancouver WH
Fred Hume
New Westminster Royals
New York Rangers
Vancouver
Har
Rry Ornest
Mets Acquire Reliever Willard Hunter from Dodgers
The New York Mets bought left handed reliever Willard Hunter from the Los Angeles Dodgers Omaha farm club in the American Association for cash. Hunter, 27, previously pitched 70 games in 1960 for Montreal and 66 games for Omaha last season and will report to the Mets in Los Angeles on Friday, with one player to be dropped to accommodate him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LOS Angeles
New York Mets
Willard Hunter
Los Angeles Dodgers
Omaha
Reading
Montreal
Hunter
Mets
New York
Medicine Hat Fastball Schedule Set for 1962 Season
The Medicine Hat and District Ladies' Fastball League released its 1962 schedule. Nine teams play 12 games each from May to Aug 14 with two-point games. Bow Island starts at 2 p.m. The list includes dates for Fillies Jewels Wrens Bow Island White Caps Elkettes Orphans and schedules through August 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medicine Hat and District
Bow Island
Fillies
Jewels
Wrens
White Caps
Elkettes
Orphans
Filies
Filles
Bowling Park Lane Bowl Standings and Schedule
Standings show King Pins leading with 54 and Whiz Bangs at 51 while Flintstones top team totals with 4044. Individuals include Dave Hicks 325 high single Gerry Fitzhenry 713 high three, Marg Corrins 267 high single and 629 high three. Schedule for Thursday May 24 features Another against Happy Six cone against Flyers Flintstones Pickups versus Park Laners and King Pins versus Whiz Bangs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whiz Bangs
King
Flintstones
Park Laners
Happy Six
Flyers
Comets
Jets
King Pins
Dave Hicks
Gerry Fitzhenry
Marg Corrins
Marg Corrins, 267; Ladies High
Cone
Mantle Leaves Hospital for Yankee Stadium On Crutches
Mickey Mantle was released from hospital and reported to Yankee Stadium on crutches. He will travel with the team to Kansas City Sunday, with the torn right thigh muscle heavily taped and the left knee bound. No playing date is set. Whitey Ford, nursing a back injury, expects to pitch Sunday against Detroit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mickey Mantle
Yankee Stadium
Kansas City
Yankee
Whitey Ford
Detroit
Correct Golf Stance Tips From Cary Middlecoff
The pamphlet Chart Guide for Correct Stance advises golfers to stand with knees flexed to reduce tension and achieve a stance at the top of the backswing. A self addressed stamped envelope is requested for a copy, with 10 cents. Cary Middlecoff promotes this stance guide in the newspaper notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cary Middlecoff
C-O
Cleroux Signs For Fight In St. Jerome June 6
Bob Cleroux the Canadian heavyweight champion from Montreal has signed for a non title 10 round bout in St. Jerome June 6 against an unnamed opponent. Cleroux ranked No 6 by the National Boxing Association most recently lost a 10 round decision to Zora Folley in San Francisco last month. Promoter is Rene Leveillee. St Jerome lies 30 miles north of Montreal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St, Jerome
Que
Canada
Bob Cleroux
Montreal
Cleroux
National Boxing Association
Zora Folley
San Francisco
Rene Levell
Lee
St. Jerome
Chicago Named Title Bout Site
Heavyweight champion Floyd Patterson announced the title fight with Sonny Liston would take place in Chicago in mid September. Patterson said Comiskey Park or Soldier Field are possible venues and noted promotion issues shifted plans from Detroit. A final date and promoter confirmation were expected soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Floyd Patterson
Sonny Liston
Chicago
Patterson
al Bolan
Championship Sports Incorporated
Richard J. Daley
Comiskey Park
Soldier Field
Liston
Detroit
Championship Sports
Tom Bolan
CAHA Proposes Rule Changes to Curb Fights and Icing Calls
The Canadian Amateur Hockey Association moved to ice puck infractions as soon as it crosses the goal line in CAHA rules games for junior and juvenile next season. They also backed major penalties for the first two bench-sitters in fights and 10 minute misconduct for others, plus a match penalty for using a stick as a weapon. Memorial Cup teams would dress 18 players plus two goalkeepers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Canadian Amateur Hockey Association
CAHA
National Hockey League
San Francisco Saints vow suit to block Warriors move
San Francisco Saints of the American Basketball League pledged a fight to stop the NBA Warriors from moving to San Francisco. General manager Kevin O'Shea said they will file a suit and proceed. The NBA granted permission for the Warriors to move from Philadelphia to San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
San Francisco Saints
American Basketball League
National Basketball Association
Warriors
Kevin O’shea
NBA
Philadelphia
Star Packers star Hornung undergoes appendectomy in Kansas City
AP reports Paul Hornung, star halfback of the Green Bay Packers now in the army, had appendicitis surgery Wednesday at a Kansas City hospital. His condition is satisfactory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Paul Hornung
Green Bay Packers
Meyer Holds Offenhauser Lead as Indy 500 Field Forms
Indianapolis AP Louis Meyer the three time Memorial Day 500 winner says no firm plans for a new power plant with partner Dale Drake Offenhauser engines have won every post war Indy 500 since 1946 Most qualifiers for the 46th race next Wednesday are Offenhauser powered except for the single V-8 Buick block driven by Dan Gurney The design hasn t changed for 32 years yet winning speeds rose from 100 to over 139 mph and qualifying records from 122 to 150 mph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Louis Meyer
Offenhauser
Dale Drake
Speedway
George Robson
Thorne-Sparks
Dan Gurney
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Robotlight
Sebring
Lionel Holliday
Hethersett
Prince d’Amour
Breasley
Leafs
Mantle
Cleroux Signs For
Lions Club
Brown & Surveys
Hogg Ltd
Land Surveyors
4Th Ave
S.E
Jack Stephnson Prices
G.M.A.C. Finance
Ford
Chevrolet
Pontiac, Buick Ltd
Maple Avenue
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