The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

RICHERD STILL THE BEST H 2oniet" Zoems Anainst Chicago. i waves Tarze Es Habs Win 5-to-3 Ji 7 BASTABLE -r.ss Staff Uriter ...e al.ays said it .as { . ..ie that made .iauvice a great hockey player. © .2liveau would make : gueater. iliciiard, the last w who'll deny it, "as his reckless, tempes- tuous s2If Thursday night and re- mi: eu 14,373 fars apu Chicago's g.c zeeper Al Ro that he's just about the most us player in the Same. The - year - old rightwinger scored three goals against Ro and Chicago Black Hawks to lead the league-leading' treal' Cana- ers to a 53 onal Hockey ague victory, 0 Everything was for the fiery Ri was sold out and sational _high- back in the line- e pride came in . - "Maurice is too to let any- body replace him: as the fans' favorite," Selke, Canadiens' man- ng director, has said. "He's not bitter or jealous over Beliveau. But because he's so proud he'll be a big: Tr to himself." eanwhile, 'Bruins, led by ough s i | goals, beat the second-place Detroit Red Wings 6-3 . to er The Forum eau, the sen- rookie, was . That's where fy in Boston in the only other league game, | | There was Jno bitterness but plenty .of drivé when Richard got Ris goals. However, one of them (was d'sputed when the puck car- omed into the nets off his leg. That lifted his goal total to 16 for the season and put him in the leader- | ship. NOT IN TOP SHAPE Beliveau, a « 22-year-old centre, | was in action for the first time since Oct. 22 when he cracked an ankle bone, He obviously wasn't in top shape and missed several scoring chances. It was Montreal's 14th victory in 15 home games. : The other Montreal goals were scored by Dick Gamble and Floyd Curry. Bill Gadsby, Pete Conacher and Doc Couture tallied for the last-place Hawks. Referee Jack Me hle nbacher called 17 penalties, two majors, one misconduct and 14 minors. Richard scored his first goal when Montreal centre Kén Mosdell fired the puck, which hit Richard and went past Rollins. Gamble made it 2-0 at 13:32, be- fore Gadsby beat goaltender Gerry | MeNeil for Chicago's first goal. Richard scored the only goals of the second period, one on Bert Olmstéad's rebound and the other on a pass from defenceman Tom Johnson. THREE-MAN ATTACK Conacher scored on a three-man attack at 6:28 of the third period and Curry and Couture came through a few minutes later. Eddie Mazur of Montreal and Larry Zeidel of Chicago got the majors in the second period for fighting. At Boston, the Bruins retained fourth place with their victory. De- fenceman Hal Laycoe, centre Milt Schmidt and rightwinger Johnny Peirson got the other Boston goals. Rightwinger Gordie Howe, defence- man Red Kelly and Glen Skov ac- counted for the Detroit points. The Bruins came from behind three times to take the victory. It was the first time this season that so many goals were scored in one game against Detroit" goalkeeper erry Sawchuk. He made 27 stops, as compared to 23 made by Sugar Jim Henry in the Boston nets. No games are scheduled for to- night. Saturday night fifth-place New York Rangers meet the Cana- diens, Black Hawks travel to Tor- gute Jud the Bruins clash with ANOTHER CLUB FOLDS Sarnia's Sr. Sai When Fans Fail To Support ! SARNIA CP) is drop- ing out of the tion's. Senior series be- use of lack of support from the fv Hockey | fol ors Quit. - cuit was another reason for the of the Sailors, tied for last the eight-team league wi agora Falls Cataracts. LACK PROTECTION The commission's . com- mittee also accused the Canadian and Ontario hockey associations of falling down on protect the Sar- nia team against raids by United States clubs. It said the Interna- tional Hocke, lace attendance was 5,246 higher. . Earlier this year the club was offered for sale. There were no z suits named the Quebec Am Hockey Association Inc., and 2 (f= I A J F : ii i il §t gH & = wii pH ge ? track 3 plan a por- tion of every purse will be deduc- ted, then mratched by track oper- ators. Owners of barred horses will get $200 for the registration papers, eliminating the animal from rac- Sneak Thief Robs Pockets Of Red Wings NEW YORK (CP)--Frank Bou- th |cher, who has been holdihg down two jobs as coach and manager of New York Rangers, says he's looking for a new Ranger. coach to take some of the load off him. "It's no secret that I've been doing more work than I should oing in order to do my best in gituer position," Boucher a meeting wri Thursday. " bic "S80, naturally, I've been scout- tied | keeping an eye on the right man :} case he should become avail- able." He didn't name the coach that he's been 'keeping an, eye on." HOCKEY RESULTS AND STANDINGS By THE CANADIAN PRESS National League WILT F A 1810 2 80 61 14 7 6475 49 13 8 6 57 42 12 9 4 63 62 714 6.57 79 521 4 58 97 Thursday's Results Chicago 3 Montreal 5 Detroit 3 Boston 6 : Future Games Dec. 12--New York at Montreal; Chicago at Toronto; Boston at De- troit. Dec. 13--Montreal at' Detroit; Toronto at New York; Boston at Chicago- : Pt Montreal 38 Detroit Toronto Boston New York Chicago OHA Sr. A Ww 14 15 7 13 6 13 10 1 12 913 A Pits. 31 31 27 27 Kitchener Windsor Owen Sound Hamilton Chatham Stratford 13 Sarnia 4 Niagara Falls 5 16 Thursday's Results Kitchener 2 Safnia 3 Future Games Dec. 11---Owen Sound at Chatham Quebec League Valleyfield 1 Ottawa 6 Springfield 4 Chicoutimi 1 Western League Vancouver 2 Calgary 3 ° Maritime Major Glace Bay 3 Halifax 7 Antigonish-Pictou-Colchester Stellarton 4 Trenton 2 St. Francis 3 Truro 4 Western Inernational Nelson 4 Kimberley 9 Quebec Junior Jonquiere 3 Trois-Rivieres 2 Lakehead Junior Pt. A. North Stars 2 Ft. Wm. Hur- ricanes 3 Western Canada Junior Medicine Hat 5 Lethbridge 7 Regina 3 Moose Jaw Saskatchewan Junior Humboldt 1 Saskatoon 5 Ontario Senior B Lambton 6 Kitchener 4 Stamford 6 Dundas 7 FIGHTS LAST NIGHT By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Fall River, Mass.--Harold Gomes 124, Providence, R.I., knocked out Stoney Godet, 128, Hartford Conn. 1 Detrolt--Kon Hamme er 10, De- troit, sto) oe 230, Loni 5. Panzer Panthers 19 1 1 .|Edge McMaster HAMILTON (CP)--Panzer Col- lege Panthers of East Or y NJ. ed Hamilton's Mc gave the visitors the margin. Panzer, undefeated in four games this season, three of against Canadian university teams, led 40-32 at the half. NHL LEADERS By THE CANADIAN PRESS Standing: Montreal, won 18, lost 10, tied two--38 points. Points: Howe, Detroit, 32. Goals: Richard, Montreal, 16. Assists: Howe and Lindsay, De- troit, 19. Shutouts: Sawchuk, Detroit, 5. Penalties: Gadsby, Chicago, 56 minutes. 50 | said there was a stro 20 jt will be ready within t 23 | three years to build. Reid, | ha) SATURDAY, SENIOR "B" HOCKEY 8:30 P.M. BOWMANVILLE MEMORIAL ARENA SPECIAL BUSES LEAVE DEPOT AT 8:00 DECEMBER 12 OSHAWA Dodgers Seek! New Stadium BROOKLYN (AP) -- Brooklyn Dodgers president Walter F. O'Malley disclosed Thursday that 32 the Dodgers are negotiating for the erection of a new stadium and, Rossiiflity ve years. "We hope to make enough pro-| gress within the next six months to know one way or another whether the Dodgers will have a new park," O'Malley said. "We will have to have a certain amount of govern- mental support." be O'Malley said three sites have been picked but declined to name them. He specified, however, that the present site that contains Eb-! bets Field is not one of these. | O'Malley said the proposed' new | stadium would cost approximately $7,200,000 and would seat 52,000 per- sons. He estimated it would take Niagara Falls Edge Dutchmen NIAGARA FALLS, Ont. (CP)-- Fighting off a late rally, Niagara Falls Cataracts moved into a sev- enth place tie Thursday as they oulasted the league-leading Kitch- ener-Waterloo Dutchmen 3-2 in an Ontarle Hockey Association Senior ame, Mick Dubick shot Cataracts into 1-0 lead in the first period Eric Unger made it 20 in second session as he came a A the! the penalty bo: yh Add a X uck from Art Hor at centre and go! right in on goalkeeper Bill Harring- 105, Ou a power 2 ay with a man vantage, auteux made it i hoy a 20 fost sizzler. aaracts were pla f men to six when era aying | the first goal past goalie Don Lock- hart. Ken Laufman made it 3-2 at the 15-minute mark. Springfield Pres. Sends Resignation SPRINGFIELD, Mass. (AP)-- John T. Sheehan has Jesigued as president of Springfield Cubs, Chi- cago Cubs' farm team in the triple- A ernational League. , Who spent 17 ye the Naional Leann BBR system, said he has not been ppy with "recent devel ents Subeeruing the Springfield club sit- Last month, the parent organiza- ton pot Se pringfield ids THE DAILY TIMES-GAZETTE, Friday, December 11, 1953 13 The Experts Advise By BRADING'S | Driving Tips from R. W. Buyers, General Manager, Ontario Safety League. HOW 10 STOP ON A SUPER) Shee STOPPING DISTANCES 2OACES v o , : > Avoid necessity for emergency stops--keep MILES PER HOUR CONDITIONS speed lower. a 7¥ ns 164 22¢ 0 180 310 470 670 e Don't jam on the brakes. Sudden stops cause dangerous skids! e Use your engine as a brake by shifting into a lower gear. e As car slows down, pump the brakes carefully. This reduces the possibility of a skid. BS RADINGS or : Sheehan said he hoped to remain in Springfield take another Ethanon an BRADING BREWERIES LIMITED Ottawa and Windsor ONTARIO MOTOR SALES LIMITED HAS OSHAWA'S FINEST SELECTION OF i © K" | USED GARS Fie Canadian Amateur Hockey As- iation and its executive mem- Mr. Drouin, acting for the Fron- Foi RGR pig gd ' ague fl , suit is to break off all ties Cita- ; delles have With Marcotte. It was ; taken as a result of a CAHA de- ; cision last Monday, ordering Mar- § ecotte to leave the Frontenac club 3 and report to Citadelles of the On- | tario Hockey Association Junior A i series. : B.C. Horsemen | Will Bar Losers § VANCOUVER (CP) -- Non-win- ! ping horses and fillies judged unm- . | suitable for breeding are to be : barred from British Columbia rac- g. ! "Members of the B.C. Horsemen's ! Benevolent and Protective Associa- tion have approved a plan to bi up registration papers of or 7 TRUCKMEN ve. = TRUCKS A guarantee in writing ensures thot your "OK" car or truck has been carefully checked for all possible defects. This guarantee provides that the expense of any re- quired repairs or replacements not due to accidents or misuse, and occurring within 1,000 miles or 30 days, will be shared on ¢ 50-50 basis . . . Healey's Annual SHOOTING MATCH aot Healey's Store SAINTFIELD KINGSTON GOODYEARS ADVANCE TICKETS ON SALE AT BOLAHOOD'S SPORTSHAVEN and the ' BOWMANVILLE ARENA RESERVED SEATS 75¢ & $1.00 CHILDREN 50¢ STANDING 75¢ 7 AND 12 HIGHWAY Sat., Dec. 12 FOR DRESSED TURKEYS AND GEESE Shotguns and Rifles This is Your Assurance of Highest Value ! Choose From Our Wide Selection of "OK" Used Cars 1948 CHEVROLET $70 a 1951 CHEVROLET $1 30 5 COACH SEDANETTE AIR-CONDITION end HEATER! AIR-CONDITION HEATER! Kaa Give him a Stetson Gift Certificate with a handsome miniature hat and gift box, The lucky man stops in at his nearest Stetson dealer and selects a hat in the style and colour of his choice. Rtn, Bbc eo a al 3 If he's out of town, give him a Stetson National Gift Certificate, redeemable at any Stetson dealer's from coast to coast. Your dealer has both Stetson Gift Certificates from $8.95 up. 7X HATS 1952 HILLMAN 1952 DODGE STEISON DELUXE SEDAN 1 045 SEDAN DELIVERY s345 150 CHE. EOE 1951 CHEVROLET 1005 | Ontario Motor Sales Ltd. 1.-TON PANEL SEDAN $905 1425 1949 CHEVROLET 1947 PONTIAC 190 KING ST. F*°¢ DIAL 3-2256