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By DAVE O'HARA BOSTON (AP94 Boston Bruins dug deeper into their youth bag and named 33-year- old Harry Sinden as coach Tues-
day ih a bid to end seven years.
of-frustration-as~atso-rans in the National Hockey League.
Sinden, who directed Okla-
homa City Blazers to’ the Central
League playoff
' was promoted to the post of the
NHL's youngest coach as _ vet-- voluntarily | _
“éran Milt , Schmidt left the bench to move into the | front office on a full-time basis. “T have never seen a young man who has got more out of a hockey. team,’’Bruins Weston Adams sald. ‘‘Nohody is more qualified.” ! ze Sinden, a Toronto native who lacked ability: as a defenceman to playin the-NHL,was-a-mem- ber of the Canadian Olympic
tean’ if 1960 He became a play-
ine=coach in--1962-with—Kingston in the old ‘Eastern Pro League. He ted Minneapolis to third
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where the inexperienced Blaz- ers finished four points out of first place, this year, but won ‘the playoffs. BOYHOOD IDOL ; Admitting that Schmidt, one ot hockey’s -all-time playing greats, was his idol when he was young, Sinden said: “T feel very privileged to suc-
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Asked what type of team he would like, Sinden said:
“I'd like to have a team that
‘sketes like the Montreal Cana-
dians, checks liked the Detroit Red Wings and is mean like Toronto. Of course, it would help if we came up with a Bobby . Hull in the draft."
31. YEARS WITH BRUINS ~ Schmidt, 48. has heen in the
|RBruins organization for 31 vears \He has coached the team 10 of
the last 11 years.
Schmidt; emphasized that the decision. to-retire from coaching | assistant _ manager “under Hap Emms was
his alone. Adams also stressed the point. oint. _that Schmidt had not
Cassius Clay States Views
world heavyweight boxing champion;. ‘old’ a. press: confer- ence Tuesday ‘‘I need more than my mouth to win this one. I need my ‘fists.”’
Clay defends his ‘title igalaist
British. champion “Henry _Cooper-;
here May 21. , It's estimated that 40,000 will
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been fired from. the bench.
“T consider this a -wonderful apportunity—a. chance to move up as.general manager,” Schmidt said. ‘‘After all, Hap is 62 and doesn’t want to stay in the job forever.”
Sinden will be succeeded at Oklahoma City by Murray Dav- idson, a 28-year-old defenceman who will be playing-coach of the Boston affiliate,
# \Deague
| Commercial. Loop, I) To Begin Monday
The City Commercial Softball | rolls. into aetion this leoming Monday = as_ six ‘teams will do battle for league honors: New additions to the loop include the Junior Signals and Canadian Tire team, the latter after a year of absence from the loop. Other teams include the RCMP. the Royal Bankers, the’ H and.C Po-
‘wer Kings~’and the Police-Fire- ~men
At the annual meeting of the league executive ,Tom Monaghan was elected -as this ypar’ S presi- dent and Edgar Ellis*is to serve as the treasurer. Next week’s schedule for league play will be posted in Friday’s edition of .the Guardian.
Oil King Aggregation
Has Revival Meeting: |
‘By JOE-DUPUIS
-TORONTO- (CP) — -The ‘“‘dy- namic duo” Kings agree’ with—gealie—Don McLeod-that the team -is collec- tively-to blame for dropping: two straight. Memorial Gup games
to Oshawa Generals by lopsided:
scores. The duo-defenceman-AbL”Ham-
:ilten and Bob Falkenberg—said |
Tuesday the team switched to a free-wheeling style after win- ning the opening game 7-2-and
‘left defensive gaps that: laid un-
due pressure on McLeod.
“Oshawa's: got a who..can take. advantage‘ of mis- takes like that, "said Falken- berg. : McLeod is) a doubtful starter | for tonight’s fourth game of the best-of- seven series after allow- ing 13 goals in the first three
of Edmonton Oil—is-8—p-m. -game Saturday night
few guys
games*-for the Canadian juntor:
thockey title. Gamietime—tonight
~with thefifth and, ‘sixth, Hf nécessary, Sunday aft- ernoon. If, a seventh and deeid- ing game is required it will be played next—Wédnesday.—
KINGS | WORKED OUT
The Oil Kings, behind in the | series 2-1 after losing 7-1 and" 6-2_in che last two games, held | a light—practice Tuesday. The
Generals remained in Oshawa, ™
35 miles east of here, for a no- workout tonight.
After Tuesday's workout, coach Ray _ Kinasewich and | | team .mdnagér Bil] Hunter held an hour-long pep-talk mee’ with the players | behind ele doors.
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Minor Hockey. Association: _ Awards Dacijiet at the Clover
Community spirit seemed .to
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SDU and Rogers the president | of the Charlottetown and Dis-
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prevade the atmosphere at the|Dave Boswell awarded coaci\)cluded His Worship the Mayor,| Giusti (32), Lee (3), Kroll —~ annual _ Charlottetown Minor| Bruce Ellis and captain—Davej| Walter Cox, Brig. W.W. Reid, \(4), Raymond (7) and Bate- Hockey Association's Awards [Brown of the Hornets their\|Honorary President of the|man; Gardner, Selma (21) (5)
+ Banquet—last—evening—The—ban-|-team‘s—trophy ing=the- _Grote-HRs:_NY¥=Boyer-——
quet was ‘held at the Royal Cana-
—for—winn: NGMaHA, Brig.-A-W- Rogers, Presi-) PEI title and’ following this Bill }deft of the Charlottetown . and /(S), Lewis (1), Hickman (2).
dian Legion’s Clover club_and one and all, from seven seventy year olds, enjoyed what was called the best awards evening yet.
. Consellor Ivan Doherty, Presi- dent of the CMHA, acted as master of ceremonies to the over 200 players, sports, and city_ dignitaries. Rev.__Clayton Lewis opened the evening with |
“to | Sion presented coach Frank Mac-=—
of the Senators with the league championship award.
Ledwell, Divector of the divi- Intyre and captain Brian Sobey
Louis Butler, Pee Wee div- ision director, dealt opt teams | be: crests and.a trophy to coach Ben Peters and team captain Delmar Frizzel of the Lions, winners of the Pee Wee league champion-
district Junior Hockey league, Phils 000 100 000— 1 6 @ Pius Gallaghan, Past President |Los Angeles 301 101 000— 6-9. of the Maritime Amateur Hoc-| Koufax (41) and Torborg; key Associatiion, Dave Boswell, | jShort (3-2), Craig (8), Ridzile Director of Physical Education |(3);~ Culp (5), Belinsky (8) and ah men Forbes Kennedy, mem- | Uecker. pe
the Boston Bruins, -~ and American League t a ‘ox, City Recreation diree- ‘Detroit 000 002 001— 3 14:2 tor. Cleveland 001 100 000— 2 30
Ivan. Doherty.- expressed. the Lolich (4-1), Gladding (9) and gratitude of The Charlottetown Freehan; Bell, Karlick (1-1) (7)
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a prayer and following the feed the business of awarding. honors | bgan of ea*nest.
John Kane, coach of the SDU
‘Varsity hockey squad was cal-
led upon to select an all star |,.Bob team from the Maritime Juvenile champions and he was assisted | in the presentation of trophies by Nelson Whitlock. Goalie John Reid: was chosen as the best in |
_|.his line, and.the defensive duo
of Dennis Affleck and Gordon Ellis alsé were nominated. .to the dream. -team. Centeman Bob Doherty, right winger Alan Flood, and Bill LeClair, rounded
~ trophy for “winning
out the team. Brig. W.W. Reid | and division director Lloyd Hil-
| lier presénted each member of
| the, Maritime championship team | trophies and .gift jacket a tificates.
The,;PEI Midget chiernfiea CMHA midgets were awarded their Department .of- Education the crown | and it Was: accepted by- team | captain Bob Whitlock and team | coach George Trainor. All mem- bers of the-team also received al crest. Lloyd “Hillier’ presented
>the league champion Canadians | with their award, and coach Clee _|Gillis along with captain Paul Et | Stanley accepted the trophy on
behalf of the team.
| ship. ‘Minor Hockey Association to the and Crandell.
Frank Strain and: Lorne Hen-. members.of the Ladies Auxiliary ;Chicago ~ 000 600.200 000— 2103 nessey, awarded both the’A and |of the Cartadian Legion under | Balt. 002.000 000 001—3 12 @: B class Paperweight winners |the presidency of Mrs. Bent, and! Peters. Fisher (8), Locker (2 we a trophy and crests, Coach | all those who contributed s0|2) (9), Pizarro (12) and Mar
Doherty and team captain | greatly to the success of one of tin; J..Miller, Hall (7), 8, Mil-° ‘Danny Murphy of the paper- | the finest hockey banquets on fer” (10), Watt (2-0) (11) and | weight “‘A’’ Lions. and. ‘‘B’ | record. ‘Etchebarren. re
champ coach and captain Frank | MacIntyre and Jean Paul Mac- | | Intyre ‘took the awards.
| Most. valuable—player—awards were then presented and the fol- lowing were the winners in the Tespective classes. Paperweight A—Danny Murphy; Pee Wee— Delmar Frizzeli Bantam—Paul ‘Saunders; Midget—Bob Whit- lock; Juvenile—Ken Ballem.
| Another ‘class of Awards were | presented to the / various out- Standing goaltenders and the fol- lowing players were the win- ners.*’Pee -Wee—Joe Murphy; Bantam - Chris Nicholson;: Mid- get-Juvenile - Dave MacDonald.
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SPORTS FRONT
New Coach _ Passes. Test
By CHRIS ANNETT
Boston Bruins named Harry Sinden as their coach for 1966 yesterday afternoon and to many people the name will undoubtedly be sfar from familiar. However he appears to ae the necessary traits to haul the Bruins out of the cellar. ;
In the past season he: led the Oklahoma Blazers to the Central Professional playoff championships after they had finished second. in league.play and this in itself speaks well
, of his qualifications. Boston has put the emphasis on youth in the past year and Sinden is certainly accustomed.,to work- ing with younger players. All teams in the Central Pro loop are forced by league rules to calry a set amount of players under. 23 years of age and obviously Sinden has had’ success working with the younger players.
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thesis: : This in part may be due to his age. He is listed as being . National League |. 33 years old and that is a very- few years older than most Fy Ny SM. Louis. (Jackson 1-1) at) of the players that he will be attempting to coach. ’ 1d ae S$ Chicago ¢Holtzman 1-2). | It will indeed be interesting to see just how Sinden gets - Houston (Roberts. 2-3) at New various mentors critizing the methods of their counterparts 1} 9 SHEET METAL [York ‘McGraw 1-2). (N) along with his fellow coaches, One very’ seldom hears of the Los Angeles (Sutton 3-3) at |° Various mentors criticizing .the methods of their counterparts WE Hay ead ai \Philadelphia (Jackson 0-3), (N) but their is a real: feud going on at present. hig ae 6-0) \ M ‘lat Pit rgh (Schwall 1-0). (N) LA AB bag | Cincinnati “(Ellis 1-4) at “At CH VS EL Problems lanta Saeed ese Fans will no doubt remember.an interview-held between Are Detroit (MeLain 4- i. . Cleve: | f periods in the finals between Detroit and Montreal with Punch land (McDowell 40). \N) Imlach wherefifilach praised the hard work training method Our | "N rot i 40-3) at Mine | —2nd-attempted.to-belittle the Red Wings for their taking time ey i ew a o at Mim off between games. Imlach referred to the “race track’’ TT reay) ‘nesota (Pascual 41): (N) method enjoyed by -the Wings and it was this jab that really | Boston (Morehead 1-1) at set off the. fireworks. iKansas City (Dobson 21). (N Abel lashed back viciously’a few. days ago ina state-
ment to the press and pointed out ‘“‘At least I don’t have players sitting at home waiting to see who will be signed as the club’s coach and wondering if they’ll play for him.” This, statement: was more than likely brought. about ‘by rumors that three of the top ranking Maple Leafs are un- decided_as_to whether they will. play for Imlach again this* year. (ie. they'll do a Carl Brewer).
While on the subject of Brewer (amazing how I can getr. away from the. subject in hand). it was confirmed that the New York Rangers had offered the Leafs defenseman Harry Howell just for the rights to negotiate with brewer. ee the Leafs would -have nothing to do. with the plan.
Abel .went on to say that Imlach should check his one players before he brought. up the subject of race tracks and. pointed out that it was commonplace to see Leaf players |. leave practice sessions. Maybe he has a point ere. To add" insult to injury Abel closed ‘by stafing, ‘Punth should re- member how his hard working boys went out to Montreal ie" four straight.
IMLACH WILL CLEAN HOUSE
Imlach paid little heed_to these rumors and he pointed
: out that it was all up to the players. ‘‘If they don’t want to
play for me all they have to do is come into my office and
say so. I'll clear the. house if they want it that way. I don’t
care who is invotved, be it Mahovlich or anyone else. I’m
told some super. ‘stars were- involved. in. these/ whisperings. T. wonder ,where they were in thé, Montreal series.’
Anyway the whole sum and. total of the hot words: was that Imlach apologized _for_‘‘offending’’ the Wings and asked for it to be left at that. :
As-I mentioned before it will be: interesting to see if My Sinden can steer clear of the muddy’ waters of the coaching © trade,
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