I I ~ THE JUURN- AL 1 WESTWICK FRIDAY, MARCH 20, 1964 Page 13 Two Referees Answer PORTS ,.J Schmidt Insists

THERE'S one present peeve about professional hockey that was sitting talking about yesterday in Ottawa, and he can't for the life of him understand why he can't enlist some support on NHL Ends Schedule This Weekend, the subject. The ' leader and one of the greatest of all centre players got around to one of his favorite subjects after an appearance on Caors Sports Huddle. "There's a lot of talk about refereeing," said Milt, which is something of an understatement considering the latest Playoff Spots, Scoring at Stake blast by Toe Blake. By The Canadian Press he mentioned, that is by no Going into the schedule's they function on different pionshipand that's the way "But I can understand any coach's feelings about that • Tonight they take on the Chums and linemates, Gor- means restricted to profes- wrapup weekend, no one is lines with the Hawks—and Bruins in and to- it should be," he 'said. subject just as I can understand fans. But i also can under- die Howe and Ted Lindsay sional hockey. even close to Stan and consequently are less de- morrow night they go against He was obviously under stand the referee's position. used to employ a 50.50 for- NO POOLING PLANS Bobby. Mikita carries in an pendent on each other in the the Rangers in New York. some anxiety concerning the New York game, where the and I never can understand mula for divvying up -the There is no suggestion of 89-point total and Hull is normal scheme of things than Toronto Maple Leafs and Habs will be facing their why hockey doesn't switch to bonus money the National any animosity between Stan three points back. Howe and Lindsay used to he mean- as linemates—is apparently longtime goalie Jacques two " referees and only One Hockey League issues for MiltitaMikita and Bobby Hull, the You have to go all the while hook. up a home-and- Plante who has made no point-gathering proficiency. potent twosome of the Chi- way down to 75 points to a factor regarding the bonus home set that will decide the linesman. at secret of his feelings about Three times they finished cago Black Hawks. But -it find the third man, Mont- loot. other playoff positions. The The plain facté are that his former employers. one-two in the competition, was learned reliably that real's Jean Beliveau. The NHL incidentally Leafs carry a three-point Plante has been heavily hockey has got so fast a game pooled the award money for they have no such plans for Hull is a two-time winner proffers $1,000 for the first- cushion going in. The teams bombarded by Montreal this that one referee just can't the two positions and shared pooling the money this sea- of the Art Rots' Trophy for place man and $500 for the go at it tonight in Toronto year, peppered by a couple it down the middle, a type son, no matter how things point-collecting.. Mikita has runnerup, apart from other and Sunday night in Detroit. handle it. One referee has too of 50-shot games. of profit-sharing, it should wind up. never won it. The fact that cash awards for the No. I TREMBLAY DOUBTFUL much to do in this game, but and 2 men -in each half of Now comes a dandy Toe Blake, coach of the nobody seems to figure this. the schedule independently. chance to get even. Canadiens, said Friday left- "He'll be waiting for us," It's getting to be a tougher HAVE POiNT LEAD winger Gilles Tremblay is an said Blake. job all the time for a single The Hawks plunge into the uncertain starter. for the Milt Schmidt, whose Bruins referee to watch every infrac- weekend protecting a one- weekend shuffling. Tremblay are pitted against both title tion. That official has got a point lead atop the stand- was hit on the ankle Wed- aspirants, meanwhile re- ings in ,a bid for Chicago's' nesday night in Montreal by really tough job and I think marked: initial championship season a slapshot drilled by To- all of us in hockey realize "Whether- Montreal or Chi- in an NHL association going ronto's Tim Horton. cago finishes first is immate- that. So why not keep the back to 1926. And though the schedule rial to us. All they represent • -s same number of officials but But things are really out throws the Canadiens against is a potential two points MILT SCHMIDT of their hands. Even if they make k two referees, one the two also-ran teams, Blake which would be a fine way win their Sunday night game for the Bruins to finish the linesman and let the two refs call offsides as well as the was his regular reserved self in Boston against the Bruins, season." third official? they could be overhauled by in outlook. It's Boston's fourth con- •Milt probably answered his own question in a way, but . The "They will be going all out secutive one as the drag-end not to his personal satisfaction: Habs play twice: - to knock us out of the cham- team SHOULD BE NO PROBLEM "The answer they give is that one referee might be calling infractions at one end of the ice while down at the Racine and Archambeault other end the second referee may be calling it another way. I think referees themselves are opposed to the two-man system on that basis. "But I say that all referees are supposed to be top men Honored by Institute and are brought up in a school of interpreting the rules the Moe Racine and Gilles Ar- President Paul Morel wel- The two Rough Riders, same way If they're top men for NHL hockey why wouldn't chambeault, two stars of the comed the guests and mem- joined by Ottawa they be calling them the same way in one game? I think it's Ottawa Rough Riders and bers while Guy Fortier acted Kaye, Vaughan, thanked the v.(,nth a try, but nobody seems to take it up." former winners of the 'Gil as chairman for the evening. HONORED BY OTTAWA FRIENDS getup for its interest in foot- Schmidt elaborated on the criticism that referees get. Ju ien Memorial Trophy, were Rex. St. George. past presi- "When I say that I can understand a coach popping off at Gilles Archambault (left) and Moe Racine (extreme right) were honored gues- ts honored last' night at a largely dent of the institute and well ball and the honor accorded of the Institut Canadien Francais last rug ht at a sports night held by one of the `times about referees, I feel there's something a Jot of people attended gathering of the known as a hockey official in in this specie' night. oldest chartered clubs in .- Both of the Rough Rider stars received gifts at I n s t :tut Canadien Francais Ottawa sports circ es; made forget. .The coach isn't necessarily popping off personally. the well attended gathering Next to Archambeault is Guy Fortier, chairman for the A buffet dinner was served at the clubhouse. 316 Dal- the presentations on behalf of I He's representing 17 men on a team. He's speaking for them. night, and Paul Morel, president of the institut Canadien Francais. housie Street. the members. foi.owing the presentation.. He's trying to get respect for them when he feels there's • • —iseurnal photo by Dominion wide) been a letdown under the present system." While on a different fact of the coaching role, Schmidt Track Clinic went out of his way to pay tribute to a rival team leader, Hockey "I think Syd Abel has done a terrific job with Detroit Clay May be the Purtiest' in the way he's handled Goniie Howe, saving him extra duty At Uplands for the first half M the season and then getting great results. "Detroit could be rough. They have some experienced Scores performers but they'll go just about as Howe goes. Starts May AMICILICAN LSAOtra "They have one player who goes unrecognized In my Pilteturah O. Cleveland I But Also Most Unpopular The Royal Canadian Legion Providence 4. Springfield 0 book because he goes out there and minds his own business. will be sponsoring ■ track CENTRAI. ralortssioNAL That's Normie Ullman. When you're expecting 100 per cent. their voues for the grand Markson explained at the New York Times reports. By JACK CUDDY and field clinic May 1 to 3 St Paul 4. Omaha 3 Ullman gives a coach often 120 per cent but he does it in NEW YORK (UP!) — Cas- moment when the world time, "i cannot permit Clay's The Times says Clay's IQ I." IONAt. I.&ASC• heavyweight champion introduction under any name was based on a test he took inclusive. such a workmanlike way he's forgotten and, as i say, under- sius Clay's latest difficulties Des Moines a, Port Huron a with the Army and Madison would be introduced from other than the one that's on at a Louisville junior high The clinic, open to all Muskegon :1. Ton Wayne S. rated." JUNIOR "A" Square Garden reveal that, the ring to th-0 Garden fans his licence at the State school in 1957. coaches and teachers inter- JUST WANTS TO RUN Toronto 9. Niagara galls o (Ta- although he may be the and the millions watching Athletic Commission office Clay's former principal at Bill Crothers, here on a similar mission with Schmidt. ested, will be held at RCAF ranto lens heat-of-aven semi- on home television. —Cassius Clay. The commis- Central High School In Louis- final 3-01 "puniest" and loudest of Uplands and heading the is still one of those dedjcated amateurs who wants nothing heavyweight champions, he But that climactic moment sion would hold me respon- ville told the Times the MANITOBA-THUNA&a RAT clinic will be Geoff Dyson, JUNIoa more out of life than to be a great runner and observe the is starting off as the most never came. Promoter Harry sible if i allowed it." heavyweight champion Markson refused to permit ranked 367th in a class of On May 1 the clinic will Tort William 4. Brandon 3, tenets of good physical development. He doesn't want to be unpopular. Clay declared he never (Bene-of-seven anal tied 1-I i the champ to be presented 391 when he graduated in a professional and reap the financial benefits of his prowess Cassius, or "Muhammed would be introduced any- be held from 6 30 p m. until SASKATCHSwAN JCNIOR Ali" as he now calls himself, under his new Black Muslim where under his Baptismal 1960. 9 p.m May 2 the clinic will tatevan O. Moose Jaw 3 Mote- as a top runner of his day. wan leads beat - of -seven eanti. was booed as thunderously monicker "'Muhammed Ali." name. He had explained The principal, Edward S. 30 a m. until i think about open meets in other be held from 9 anal 3-0 "I can't say what earlier in the day: "Cassius Wilson. told the Times Clay Saskatoon e. .lin Ton 4. (Sae- and field. as 2,000 fans could boo him 6 p m. and the following departments of sport, because my interest is track Clay is a slave name. My was a "slow learner." Wilson katoon wins best-of-seven Quarter- when he and his entourage day, a Sunday, from. 1010_ -enar 4-3 . want no more than the pleasure I get out of K now, but real name now—from now added that the lQs among i walked out of the Garden a m. until 4 p m. OTTAWA -HULL JUNIOR on—is Muhammed Ali." children from the poor Negro I hope to get better." last night, after the champ Rodriguez Also on hand to help with Pembroke le. Ottawa 1. (Ot- districts in Louisville average tawa lens hest-of-seven final 3411 Training has changed Mot since before Crothers' day in had refused to be introduced In the Garden, Cassius in- the instruction will be Ralph u "Cassius Clay" from the sisted: "I'll be introduced as about 10 points below those ONTARIO StNloa track and field. Many from other countries took their lead of Negro children from other Thornton of Glebe High ring. Mohammed AU—or there'll Woodstock e. Giall 4. iBent-nf- from the success of the one-time Czech great. Emil Zatopek. School and Hudson Sergeant seven final seed 1-1 i Defeats be no introduction." neighborhoods. CHAMP REJECTED Zatopek set such a rigorous training pace In his prime that Wilson said Clay was a from the public schools ath- That was a dismal punc- A friend of Markson's letic program. Both men coaches and athletes from other lands were amazed. But they borderline student, who was Alta Vista Peewees remarked later: "I'm cer- tuation to a day during poor in English and mathe- attended the national clinic borrowed much of that technique. which the Army officially re- Holly Mims tainly glad Harry used good matics and took no science. at Guelph. Score 5-2 Victory Crothers claims that personally he strikes a balance jected the 22-year-old world Judgment about that He excelled in only one sub- Alta Vista peewees won between the training methods exemplified by Zatopek and champion as "not qualified" NEW YORK (UPI) — Ex- Muhammed Ali introduction. ject, physical education. McDONALD TRADED their 37th game of the season the New Zealand style. for military service. He had champion Luis Rodriguez, the He probably prevented a Wilson said Clay was not PHILADELPHIA (AP) — The twice failed to pass the men- Friday night against four "Actually it means adapting yourself to what you might hest welterweight in the riot." a problem student and was Philadelphia Eagles traded their tal aptitude tests given in- the middleweight division, was Muhammed Ali is Clay's never called into his office brilliant pass catching flanker losses with a 5-2 victory over be best suited for in training." ductees. rewarded today with his 12th second "Islamic" name since for creating a disturbance. back Tommy McDonald to the Rockcliffe. Mark D'Amico led As for the coming •Olympics In Japan, the Toronto star Of course, poor Cassius bout against a middleweight he admitted belonging to the The average IQ is 100. The Dallas Cowboys Friday for of- the winners with -two goals competing•agalpst the brilliant Snell, got off to an unheroic be- Black Muslims two days doesn't see himself as next month because of his test is designed to measure fensive centre guard Lynn ginning as champion when and Peter Gaw, Billy Potter who he feels is concentrating on the 1,500 metres. triumph as a substitute over after winning Liston's crown. ability, and is somewhat Hoyen, defensive tackle John he won the title at Miami 'There is no way of telling who might be your toughest veteran Holly Mims. At that time, he announced: similar to the army test Meyers and kicking specialist and Gordon MacCormack Beach last Feh. 25 with an- Rodriguez, former ruler of "From now on I'll be known which Clay flunked twice. Sam Baker. scored singles. opposition In the Olympic Games. It isn't like training for cient Sonny Liston still sit- the 147-pound division who as 'Cassius X.'" one race and assessing your opposition for that single shot. ting apparently unharmed on never has lost to a middle- At that time Cassius had his ring stool as the bell There could be anyone good enough to race at the Olympics weight, according to trainer great admiration -for a radi- sounded the beginning of the come up with a win because it is a series of races. I feel Angelo Dundee, scored a unani- cal Muslim leader, Malcolm seventh round, the German. Matachewski will be hard to beat in the 800 mous 10-round decision over X, who since then has split Cassius of Louisville, Ky., metres, but then there is Carroll, of Ireland and Kerr of Mims in a nationally-televised off from the main Muslim was angered by the booing bout at Madison Square organization and formed a Jamaica and others. last night, right in the centre Garden last night. splinter group of his own." "It's a case of training for speed and endurance over of the metropolitan area NOTIFIED PARENTS As a result of his excellent the series of races you must excel in to win it all." where he plans to make his When Cassius was asked performance. Rodriguez, who new home. He announced last night if the army had is scheduled to meet welter: NEW YORK (UPi)—Brauliol NEW YORK (UPf)--Jockey yesterday he had definitely notified him of his rejection, weight champion Emile Griffith decided to buy a suburban he said, "they notified my Been has a near-perfect record Johnny Sellers won five races in a title fight at Las Velas, home near New York. father and mother in Louis- In the Belmont Stakes, in three at Aqueduct on Aug. 29, 1962. Nev., June 12, was awarded He and his entourage ville, and my mother phoned rides he won with Sherluck in another 10-round bout with drove north as far as the me here in New York." HALLANDALE, Fla. (UPi)— Jesse Smith of Philadelphia at rand with Chateaugay ' In village of Mount Kisco, ob- The army's announcement Only three horses have been Miami Beach, April 3, by pro- 1963 and was second by a nose serving the landscape and that Its new system of de- able to win the Gulfstream moter Harry Markson. with Admiral's Voyage in 1962. timing the commuting dis- tecting when a man is Park Handicap under 130 tances of various communi- Rodriguez, substituting for "malingering" on an aptitude second-ranking middleweight Journal Want Ads bring pounds — Kelso, Round Table ties yesterday afternoon. examination definitely contender Joey Archer, gave quick results. and Bardstown. VISITS GARDEN showed that Clay had done away seven pounds to the 35- Lut night Cassius, dapper the best he could in the in dark blue suit and white year-old Mims but carried the second test, last Friday, at shirt, went to the Garden fight to his heavier opponent. Louisville, the army an- BIG BEDROOMS where his friend, former In the fifth and sixth rounds, nounced. Family tiring at its Lururious Best welterweight champion Luis Rodriguez, a native Cuban Concerning his future ring Rodriguez of Miami Beach, now living in Miami Beach, plans, the champion' said, otstpointed veteran middle- had Mims on the ropes with a "I'd like to have a title fight COPELAND PARK barrage of left hooks to the A PnAtp Casualty b tHbwfl was tad weight Holley Mims of this Summer—with Liston 4 Washington, DC. Cassius head and body. or any other challenger—if and Rodriguez are ,groomed But Mims, from Washington. the price is right end if 1 get aab. 00 a y l o r by the same treiner, Angelo DC, weathered the storm and paid enough money." 'A.HANDSRAKE FROM THE CHAMP Dundee of Miami Bea,r11. finished 'strong in the ninth and • - World havyw.Ight champion Catania Clay brings a laugh, from Col.. Hubert ' - The •hooen tuned up when IQJh".rounds. No knockdowns 10 BELOW NORMAL •Jullan, known as the "Black Eagle," as they met outside Clay's hotel in New York iCOt4STR'(1ÇT1ON: -LTD. • Cassius rabid .party .ente?ed were scored. by tinier of the .NEW YORK (P)—Ckssius Friday. The Army said today that Clay faded his second pro-induction eitalnination • , eL aw wittat rssu saines ttualk M a 's 1 e is 78-10 • • nts e â rfl tonte Oda Hante and Sales 'Niles — 1105 Bannie genital rows from the rings p ism s ever been • L r; i - x-u ttlalllis`siDh 4tindardt"_- ;t~ol, headed the Lt lopun eAbr Z-o rim. • ~` ssakireS. Lae parently sthey- were living in ills career. ' School In Louisville ' _„. .--Journal-AP wlriphMet - ~ % Y'. .~ 1111 ~M 11. s