Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - February 21, 1967, Winnipeg, Manitoba
Winnipeg free press tuesday. February 21. 1967 develop advises soccer Ireat. Mie Stion meantime Matthews is by Carl Mollins London Stanley Matthews soccer Maestro with transatlantic experience says the big time game is As far away from North America As the youngster booting a Ball around the Corner Sand lot is from world class soccer stardom. In other words promoters trying to transplant top soc cer Competition full blown from Europe should prepare instead for Long haul promo Tion based on developing local Talent from boyhood up. The first thing they be got to do is get first class Matthews said in a Telephone interview from Stoke on Trent where he manages port Vale of the English league s fourth Divi Sion. That is the most important thing. Then they need to develop players to stimulate interest among Young people. In can Ada i saw some signs that the game is becoming More popular in the schools. In the United states i Don t Matthews 52, was emphatic on one won t get first class players from Here on a permanent basis with or without the Sanction of fifa soccer s International govern ing body. The National professional soccer league opening this Spring in nine . Cities and Toronto without fifa sanctions is counting mainly on spite a fifa warning of life suspension from the rest of the soccer playing world. The rival North american soccer league fifa approved is starting up with a summer schedule featuring borrowed overseas teams. Matthews the former Blackpool wizard who has played Many times in North America including two sum Mer seasons in 1961 and 1962 for Toronto City of the Eastern Canadian professional soccer league said the Promise of Swanky conditions and sound salaries will not lure top players to North America. That s a mat thews said. A Good player Here gets 100 quid a week plus big sighing on fees and foreign players recruited de my by Alex Weir bonuses if he s with a Good team he can make More Bonus Money playing in the european cup and those other Matthews might have added that top players who Are at least Hometown heroes if not National or International celebrities would become Vir Tual entities beside base Ball hockey or North Ameri can football stars on the other Side of the Atlantic. A salary of a week is Worth considerably More Here especially in centres outside Lon Don than the equivalent in Canadian funds in Vancou ver or Toronto. As for joining the outlawed Why would a first class player Trade that for a Good life Here and face sus pension for life especially when he is taking a Gamble that the league is going to last Over Matthews said about 30 players who have signed on with the Nusl were having holding their jobs Here the new league might get men from the third or fourth division of the eng Lish league but probably few promising Young players even there. Asked How he would advise a promising Young English player with a Chance to play in North America Matthews replied if the offer was under fifa rules and it was a Good contract i suppose it might be Worth a Young Chap taking a Chance. But the question probably would t arise be cause if he was really promis ing he d be making Good Money Here and would t he tempted to Matthews who quit full time playing two years ago but still plays exhibitions said he had to turn Down an offer to play in Winnipeg next summer because of commit ments in Zambia and Kenya. He said he has received coaching or management of fers connected with either of the two new North american leagues. What would he do if he did receive an offer i Don t know whether i d go or not. It would depend for a Start on whether the Price was meantime Matthews is concentrating on a youth develop ment program at port Vale a club Halfway up the 24-team fourth division table a Region where other clubs Are involved in a struggle for Finan Cial survival. We can mat thews said. I be been Here 18 months. They asked me 18 months ago would i help. I said but we be got to Start with Young boys. We must have a foundation. It will take time but the pro Gram is in the Matthews View. It is the kind of plied that North America must adopt if that continent Ever wants More than third or fourth rate imported soccer on a permanent basis. Two weeks ago we mentioned Bill Krinick Sinamea and offered the opinion that Bill was Over 50, and might be As old As Stan Leonard of Vancouver who is closer to 55 than 50. Max a letter that he played Junior hockey with Bill for five years and that he could not be Over 43 As Max misfit Bill hit the longest Ball Ever witnessed in the old Alphonsus grounds in East Kildonan clean Over the Church in Centre Field Over 400 feet and he was Only 15 at the might get a kick out of this. It seems Long years ago since he was known As the wild Man of the National hockey league so there might he an excuse for making such anyway Bis Golf game is improving each year and he is still Colt Ettac m the toughest Way to make living in the whole Bill however Sticks pretty close to Home in the summer time in the Tate of Massachusetts where he has a first class professional record extending Over the last decade. Thanks for your letter Maxy Ken Venturi had a funny game in the Shell wonderful world of Golf recently. He could not get going and his putts simply would not drop. We thought he was on the Point of blowing up when he found himself four strokes Down with four holes to play. When he holed a Long putt for an Eagle three at the 15th, the complexion of the match dramatically changed. And at the 18th his opponent found himself faced with a five foot putt to Calgary Montreal in Trade win or to miss and receive Only the putt dropped and he was relieved but it does show that in the medal game things can change quickly. You must never give up. In a Friendly game i am sure Venturi would have thrown up his hands at the 14th Hole or he May have played the remaining holes double or there is a lot of genuine Golf lessons to learn from the television series that Are shown during the weekends. Many Young dedicated golfers can pick up a lot of tips that they can try during the season. It should be really Worth while for those who Are watching to to improve their and eager games. Tommy Bolt is still in the running for the Golf classic. Some experts suggest that his swing a the closest to Sam Sneads that there circuit. Is on the Calgary up Calgary stampedes today announced a two for one player Trade with Montreal Alou ettes in which stampedes gained rights to Paremore a speedy Offen give Naif Back. In Exchange for the import stampedes surrender rights to two canadians flanker Mike Gray who was used sparingly last year and offensive guard Barry handle now at Eastern Washington state College. Paremore. 195 pounds a graduate of Florida a and a joined Alou ettes of the Eastern football conference last year after three years with St. Louis cardinals. The Western conference stampedes said he will strengthen a Backfield which could be affected by 1966 Schules Tendon injuries to Lovell Colem and Ted Woods and the Morse place ousted first Morse place was the first i the other goal and John Thomp team eliminated from the son scored for the losers. Playoff action continues with six games tonight. Three games Are at Grant Park and three at the new Maginot rink in St. Boniface. Landkamer j leads Way the final Quarter of the major men s Bowling league started Danny Hie Eri s Nai i As four teams posted a 3-1 count Wayne silk with a goal and in their quest for the play. Three assists and Gary Trager off birth scored other goals for the the Labatt Blue s with Ray Way gwm a midget league playoffs As they absorbed a 2-1 defeat from Northwood monday night. It was the second defeat in succession for Morse place in the double knockout event. Flashy Ron Sarvis was the villian As far As Morse place was concerned. He scored both goals for Northwood while Brian Wardanski replied for the losers. E 1 m w o o d w i enter club bounced Riverview 5-3 behind Danny Hiebert s hat track. Winners. Craig Andrest Paul Sutherland and Chris Simpkins replied for the losers. In the third game at old exhibition rink Cusac downed Norberry 4-2. Mike Stevens Julien Phillips Mike Wiwchar and de Pacoe scored for the winners while Ron Graham and j Fred Nelson replied for the off birth. The Labatt. Blue s with Landkamer showing the with 934, Johnny Johns 806, Art Milne 750, Bob me Asher 733 and Lloyd Garbutt 713, had Little trouble with Pelekis restaurant 805 and Ken Boddis 722 bowled Well for the restaurant team. Keith Barber Sargent Park West end straight 900 Geries Jed the Carl an possible . Draft of Howard Starks. Paremore was a track Star in College and was timed at 9.3 in the 100-Yard dash. In 12 games for Montreal he rushed for 649 Yards on 144 carries scored three touchdowns and caught 12 passes for 73 Yards. Gray from University of Toronto was fourth draft Choice of stampedes. Handle 220 pounds played four years Junior r nah own football in Calgary and two Sam just finished with a 66 s at Eastern Washington. Two weeks ago to again win the j . Seniors title at age 54. And j will have another crack at the world title overseas this summer. Ageless Sam they Call him. Six under Par is quite a score to finish a 72-holc event with and nine ahead of the Field. A Birdie every third Hole is what j it really is six of them and j buggies. I Walter Hagen is reported to be doing very Well following his Challenge cup conference these men Oor together outside new Central perk monday where they attended a Newt conference concerning the 1967 Canadian american Challenge cup. Phillip t. Hill jr., Monica. Calif., race Driver it treated in the Lola Chevy from Texas. At left is stering Moss consultant for the Canadian american Challenge right h John latin of Kiel. Wis., of the Road America pm am in Elkhart Lake. We. Where the race series will open sept. 3. Playoffs a problem b. By Bob Hainstock alas it is Puzzle time once More for Manitoba Junior hockey league Well wishers. The problem is of the mathematical variety and involves time spent travelling from Poirot a to Point a bottle of aspirin and an equal amount of courage Are recommended to those with Pencil and paper at hand. First Myhl scheduled play halts March 12. Memorial cup playoffs open april 3 or 5, de pending on which team represents the seven team league second Between these two dates the league must Complete four Best of five series and one Best of seven series o determine their Champion. Third part of this inter league play Down will be iced in flin flon where travel takes at least one full Day. In concluding the league must play a maximum of 27 games in 21-Day Span or a minimum of 16 games in the same amount of time. Stretching human endurance to the limit we could open the first three Best of five series immediately following league play March 13, a monday. Playing All games Back to Back Luck might have them Over in five Days March 17. All games of course hinge on the availability of Home Arenas in flin flon Brandon. Selkirk St. James and Winnipeg. With this first round Over and human kindness allowing a one Day rest the second Best of five series could commence. This Semi final would open March 19, a sunday and end March 23, a thursday. The Winner would Advance to meet whoever received the Bye for finishing High est in the standings. Now again allowing for a sympathetic one Day Layover we resume elimination on a Best of seven basis March 26 because saturday night is nil night on if All games were played at one Centre the final round could possibly be Over april 2, a sunday. Finally if any of the players Are still standing after their three week ordeal they May take a two Day rest and head for course set Over perfect conditions such As several teams not asking for Home games injuries most series ending in minimum games and boys being allowed away from school. One solution would be to Cut the league schedule off at the end of february. The Western Canada senior Loop did so Over the weekend to accommodate Caha playoff dates. This would also ruin races for coring Hon ors and the goal ending Crown even though runaways now. But More important the cancellation of games would Hurt the present Battle Between warriors and Selkirk who Are tied for the final playoff berth. Ken Lee and Brian Hanson rounded out the scoring for the winners while Jim Ward Robert o Hara and Bob John Ston scored for Tuxedo. Goaltender Arnold Sealey turned Back Silver Heights time after time in sparking Victoria to a 3-0 Victory. I Narwin. Ray Butterworth and Wally Mccheyne shared the scoring. Kirkfield Park to a 4-1 win Over West Kildonan on Craig Spencer s two goal. Rick Cruickshank and Gary Vickery also fired goals for the winners while Bruce Hallmuth replied for the losers. At Grant Park Jimmy John Stone scored All his team s goals As Deer Lodge set Back River Heights 3-1. Hakka Salo scored for. River Heights. Paul Craft was the hero 01 the hour for Winaka. Scoring twice in a 3-1 Victory Over fort Garry. Phil Westman notched final swim clinic soon if he playoffs Are continued on their present course the league third in a series of Throat operations. The flamboyant Golf Veteran blazed the Trail the a lot of the Good things the present generation of world Golf pros enjoy. He was a Well known figure in Western Canada during the 1920s. He travelled through the West and gave an exhibition at All the principal cities. You can get his Book the Walter Hagen at the Library. The masters tickets Are a Complete sellout for the tournament proper but you can still English cup draw London up draw the English football association cup fifth round March 11 Rotherham or Birmingham Bolton or Arsenal Norwich is Sheffield w Sunderland is Leeds Nott Forest is Swindon Tottenham is Bristol Brighton or Chelsea is Fulham or Sheffield u Wolverhampton or Everton is Liverpool Cardiff or Man City is Ipswich draw for the scottish foot Ball association Quarter finals March 11 hibernian is Aberdeen or Dun television should be Superb this year. Hob son s Winnipeg rink won the Manitoba Tele Telephone champs Thunder Bay to meet their Junior representative. This previous schedule is of would be playing under heavy physical Handicap. With such a pressing schedule what Chance would our team have against a fresher club even if the opposition was poor. League playoffs present another interesting Point. At the meeting in which flin flon was accepted into the league it was agreed the Northern team should pay to each team making its Way to the Large mining town. But was it agreed upon whether or not the bombers would pay the same if anything once playoffs began this re porters note do. Not indicate such a discussion and Only a few league operators definitely re member an agreement was reached. Brandon has signed an agree ment with the Caha which will have the memorial cup finals played in their Arena should a Manitoba team National final. Reach the masters Dick Wright and Hobs largest Field Louisville largest Field to Start in the Kentucky Derby was 22 in 1928. Davey May resign commissioner s Post it a the Canadian Amateur swimming association will hold the last official s clinic at Lipsctt Hall next sunday at 2 this will be the fourth clinic of its kind and will be the final preparation for the National clinic which will be held March 11 12. Many people have indicated their interest and the response has been Good. To Dale As a result of the clinics there Are now 73 qualified officials and an additional 30 who have passed the theory and Are completing the practical por Tion. Another 50 Are in the process of becoming qualified. I the clinics cover All aspects of officiating such As stroke judge place judge timekeeping recording. Refereeing. Ill Toter ested Contact or. A. J. At 453-2598 or 128 Lawndale ave., Winnipeg 6. There will be registration fee for this clinic. Soccer scores Ijo Dos soccer Malchum played monday night scottish r. A. Cur scc.4 Airt Rontani i. P. We min Tayi celtic in Quarter finals March 11. English Lea of dive Kim Iii Peterborough u p. 2 Poa ironed from feb. 11. Exhibition Wallul 1. Slovan brat Alava 1 with 906, Dave Bisset had 848, Jack Jonston 812, Mike Burega 733 and Alt petraites 747. For the underdogs Junior Sproule had 847. Bill Emslie 803 and Gord Feldman 772. Salisbury House caught the Rossmere lanes team on an off for their Victory. Johnny Ostofi with 848, Elliott 763, Marcel Gloux 735 and Chris Nuhad 716 Tod the nip men As did Nick Malley John Gledhill 720 and Garry Lahoda 717 for the Alley men. The final series saw Clancy s Standard b and b come Back Strong after losing the first game to take the remaining Points. Bobby King 882 405 Larry Kohut 851, Bernie Johnston 806 and Sonny Jackson 711 led Clancy s. Warren Corners coming up with the first game win had Bill Sand Erson 837, Bob Trager 738, Dave ahronson 720 and Ray Sand Erson 704.__________ _ rinks from Selkirk. Mcgregor Brandon. Portage la Prairie. Horden. Oak River and Winnipeg will compete in the Manitoba firefighters curl ing play Downs feb. 27-28 and March 1 at the fort Rouge Curling club. Eighteen rinks will take part in the double knockout affair. The finals will be held March 1 at . With the Winner advancing to the Dominion finals March 31 in last Nanci so Canada s nationals sunday Fob. A 3.3o . Oha ski if am stars at Arena on Salo now and my ism Toronto up senator Keith Davey said monday night he is thinking about resigning As commissioner of Theana executive driven 1966 rambler clinic 770 Auto Matic reclining excellent condition. Call or. Dian football league. I Haven t resigned hut i m thinking strenuously of doing said. The Star reported earlier in the Day that Davey had decided to resign today or at the Cal annual meeting in Montreal wednesday thursday and Fri Day. I m undecided whether to do it now or thursday in Mont he said. I pondered calling a press conference in Toronto today to announce my resignation and release the port i1 planned to make to the Cal delegates. But i Haven t definitely decided on that course of Davey who became commissioner Jan. 1, said several 1 weeks ago he would Call for a vote of Confidence at the Mont real meeting. I it now appears the outcome of such a ballot already had been the Star said. The senator is therefore expected to submit his Resigna Davey said he announced his intention to ask for the conf i Dence vote two weeks ago but added that he has been thinking of Oiler courses of action since. , 41, is a Toronto Resi Dent who served As National organizer for the Liberal party from 1961 to 1965. He was appointed to the a year Post Cal last year. He has established Cal head quarters in Toronto since As suming his Post Jan. 1, and has said frequently he will not be a rubber stamp for the Cal directors. Sam bar Ger president of Ottawa rough riders of the East i can football conference has Al i ready condemned Davey publicly. There has been indication of now the Cal directors plan to replace him should he re sign. Past presidents curl ladies past presidents Curling association will hold its annual Bonspiel monday with a luncheon and finals at the Heather Curling club. 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