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THE OSHAWA TIMES, Saturday, December 26, 1959 Canada's Sports Glory cues ym us ms Is In 'Winter Field By JACK SULLIVAN | Gymnast Ernestine Russell of sweep following victories in the basketball title was won by South | Canadian Press Staff Writer 'Windsor, Ont. captured four of North American and Canadian Alberta Chinooks, who beat Ot | Canada heads into the 1960 Canada's eight gold medals in|championships. |tawa Feliers, and Hamilton CYO Olympic year as a minor power competition only against U.S.| Another skater given an excel- Montclairs defeated Vancouver in international sports competi- girls. A second-place finish in thefent chance for.a medal is 18-| YMCA for the junior men's title. |tion, Prospects for world recog- women's 100 - metre backstroke year-old Don Jackson of Oshawa, | cop, FIN [nition rest almost entirely with established swimmer Sara Bar-{Ont,, who won the North Ameri- EGE AL : winter-sports athletes. {ber of Brantford, Ont., as one of|can crows in Toronto and gave x Cniversity of Western Ontario Only a few outstanding per-|/the world's best in this event. |world champion Dave Jenkins of Mustangs, eastern 'college formances by amateurs were| With Winter Olympic Games|ihe United States a close battle Champions, whipped University {made in 1959, Any honors of set for Squaw Valley, Calif., Feb. in the world tournament at Col. | of British Columbia Thunderbirds mention were obtained on for-|18-28, observers are looking for|orado Springs. Jackson was sec.|34-7 in the first East-West college {eign soil. |big things from the skiers, figure- ond, final at Toronto and there was | They belonged to Ottawa skier skaters and, possibly, Kitchener-| vw. 45 oarold Leonard won 22 East-West split for intermedi {Anne Heggiveit, the Toronto fig-| Waterloo Dutchmen who lost the, dividual h ic the Catiad {ate and junior honors. | . skating team of 'Barbara Olympic crown to Russia in the|individual honors in tie Lanaca) Montreal Lakeshore Alouette fuse = Seating 1105 : Cup tournament at Melbourne, | k the i edi tit! {Wagner and Bob Paul, veteran 1956 games at Cortina; Italy. | : e {Flyers took the intermediate title goiter Stan. Leonard. of Vancou:| The 21-year-old Miss Heggtveit| Australia. for the second time It |by defeating Manitoba's St. Vital |ver, speedboat driver Bob Hay- scored two notable skiing victor- his Car eer o owing a, Teco | Bulldogs 8-1 at Montreal and Sas- ~ |ward of Embro, Ont., and Belle-|ies in Europe in 1959--the wo- sevent Jrmy Ti t . anacian |katoon Hilltops plastered Toronto ville McFarlands who won the men's combined championship at rofessional Golfers' Association North York Knights 46-7 at Sas- ho : | 1 ibbon' tou in | championship at Hull, Que. Hay- katoon for junior honors. In the world amateur title in Europe the Blue Ribbon tournament in| . 2" ooo "pnehind the wheel fi } |and returned to a financial scan-|St. Moritz, Switzerland, and the| MS t od first Atlantic bowl final, St. Fran- dal |¢ame triumph at the Arlberg-| When Miss Supertest roared overicis Xavier University of Antigon- . | {the Detroit river to win the|ish, N.S., scored a 26-14 victory |Kandahar races in Germany.| i PAN-AMERICAN EFFORT These. inst top-flight competi. Harmsworth Trophy--the world's over Guelph Ontario Agricultural { ote, Bfains! lopyue Pw !top award in speedboat racing. |College at Halifax. | A team of 175 Canadian ama- tors, stamped her as a possible | [teur athletes competed in the medal winner at Squaw Valley. | McFarlands made the big] Western rinks swept curling 4 {third Pan - American Games at | {hockey news abroad and at|honors. The Richardson rink . Mi) | |Chicago last summer and fin-|TOP SKATERS home. They dropped a final-game|from Regina took the Canadian YIMOWENS, ished a disappointing fourth in| Figure - skaters Miss Wagner 5.3 decision to Czechoslovakia in championship in a playoff over > the medals distribution. The and Paul finished sixth in the the round - robin tournament at Herb Olson's Edmonton rink and WN HIS BRD Games were open only to North|1956 Games hut since then prague to finish in a point-tie/another Edmonton foursome, SEASON 45 WASHINGTON, and South American countries they've developed into the best|with Russia, but gained the title skipped by Johnny Trout, gave COACH, HAS STEERED |and the results indicated Canada pairs team: in the world. In 1959, on the basis of a superior goal|Alberta its first Canadian high THE HUSKIES TO | had no hope of making a respect-|they retained their world title for average. school title. THEIR FIRST ROSE |able showing in the Rome Olym-|the third consecutive year at Col-| victory was dampened| In golf, Marlene Stewart Streit Bowl BI IN pics next August. lorado Springs to complete a, = zn audit of civie financas|Ok Toronto woD the Cassdizn wo /6 YEARS a TIED ONE. frem---- -- iselos : ) +3 men's open for an unpreceden Betriduted Fe H {disclosed some players were paid Ope and also vi Ontario by King Features Syndioste | |from Belleville city funds. The : ' | : to victory in the women's inter- | SPORT FROM BRITAIN |auest showed | about $00.00 21 [provincial team matches. Van-|canoe championship at Mooney's/to's Don Curtis to win the men's " Xpayers y |couver's Johnny Johnston won|Bay, near Ottawa. doubles. | : to help operate the team. the Canadian amateur and] Harry Fauquier of Toronto beat| Canadian senior singles titles | DE er oroug ni e |[HOCKEY, FOOTBALL {helped British Columbia win thea Jarge foreign field to win the were taken by foreign entries | | Montreal Canadiens won the Willingdon Cup interprovincialiopen men's singles title at thejand Australia shutout Canada in | % . |Stanley Cup for a record fourth team championship. |Canadian junior tennis champ-|the American zone Davis Cup F h |consecutive year and football's| Another Vancouver golfer, Al-lionships and teamed: with Toron-|semi-finals at Montreal. 0 e occer ranc 1Se biggest prize, the Grey Cup,/lan Kennedy, won the Canadian stay with Winnipeg Blue junior, and Toronto's Gail Har- By PAUL WESTBROOK presence of a number of former Bombers who defeated Hamilton|vey the Canadian women's jun: "HERE'S A NEW LOOK FOR YANKEE STADIUM This picture is like two for | shows New York Giants' half- | hold the ball. Heavy and sus- the price of one, interesting to | back Don Chandler, kicking off | tained snow that struck New | P | b the official arrival of winter | York. Wednesday, hampered | , : 1 sports fans and also fo the | ropa) in deep snow at Yan- | the Giants' workout for their | Canadian Press Staff Writer {league players on its roster. Tiger-Cats 21-7. Bombers alsoior- . snow birds" who like winte cee Stadium, with teammate | big championship game against | LONDON (CP)--After 22 years Unter ae Ties, Sci Havers beat Tiger-Cats in 1958, by 2 DURELLE RETIRES scenes. The combination ol Andy Robustelli, the brave Baltimore Colts, in Baltimore |of trying, Peterborough United y 3 gue 35-28 count. |" Archie Moore, - world light. weather and sports picture } man kneeling in the snow to | on Sunday |has a foot in the door of the Foot- loan, but a member would have, gonors were about split in heavyweight champion scored a Ld ---- -- _-- - EY |ball League. {to pay transfer fees to Hm for- East-West competition. |third - round technical knockout Despite the nickname "Posh,"|™®" clubs, . | Whitby Dunlops won the Allan|syer Yvon Durelle, the fighting SPORT SNAPSHOTS learned because the team's re-| Likeliest applicants are head- Cup by defeating Vernon Cana-ifisherman from Baie Ste. Anne, Isources are far greater than|ington United and Bedford Town, !dians four games to one in their| NB in August and three months [those of any other non - league|both with average gates of 5000 best - of - seven senior final, and|jater Durelle, British Empire and the ambitious Midlanders|from non - league soccer which Winnipeg Braves posted a simi-\Canadian light-heavy titleholder, \i ; side, Jule. had 18 bids for election|could be counted on to increase |lar decision over Peterborough hung up his gloves. iq u W1S turned down by a league mem-| With greater attractions. Wigan Petes to win the Memorial Cup| The decision to retire was bership, reluctant to oust a fel-Athletic and Worcester City are and junior hockey honors. |reached ~after Durelle suffered a {low-member down on his luck to other contenders. New Westminster = O'Keefe's|12th-round knockout by heavy- {make room for the prosperous' Theoretically, more than one took the senior lacrosse champ-| weight champion George Chuvalo % newcomer. |of these sides could make it, |ionship in four straight games|at Toronto. The way was finally opened since league members are en- over Peterborough Mercurys and| In other sports, E. P. Taylor's " when the league's management|titled to reject the re-election bid|the junior title stayed in the east| New Providence won the $50,000 committee yielded to growingjof any of the clubs finishing in with Brampton Excelsiors, who|added Queen's Plate at Toronto " i . 3 ~ pressure at its December meet- the bottom four places in the beat New Westminster Salmon-| with the Queen and Prince Philip | SPORT SNAPSHOTS Calgary list of players. Wells|zaki Yoshihiro, Kiyoshi Yoshi-{ by recommending an in- Fourth Division. But in the ab- bellies four games to two. lin the stands; the Detroit Boat Xi i ZN By JACK SULLIVAN simply noted that lineman Harry|jima, Jooji Iawoka and Tkashiicrease of two clubs in the 24.|sence of a rival with outstanding| Saskatoon Aces won the Cana-|Club captured the Royal Cana- Vd 3 k ¢ lean i a Canadian Press Staff Writer |Langford or Porky Brown made Kakihara, are just a few. member Fourth Division next|claims, the members are not/dian women's basketball title in|dian Henley at Port Dalhousie, - hl grey i Jack Wells, the uninhibited|the tackles "Our pronunciation of these summer, one of the vacancies is|likely to cast out one of their |a round-robin tournament at Cal- Ont., and Cartierville, Que., won yi = Z 21! I 11 Il Winnipeg sports broadcaster and, "It was only since the ad- names will be enough to strain certain to go' to Peterborough. own. !gary. The Canadian men's senior'its third consecutive Canadian] wm' | twice-a-week columnist with The vent of TV that, as a sports international relations between which missed by only five votes | Tribune who unmercifully kids broadcaster, we had to begin at both countries." lin its last election bid. himself, his listeners and read- least flirting with the truth,"|A HAS-BEEN? | . ers, predicts this will be the Wells says. "When Pajaczkowskil Jack Matheson, Tribune sports WELL QUALIFIED Peterborough's qualifications toughest season in the history makes a tackle it has to be editor, noted that Toronto Argo- 3 wiih ti : | - ° of sportscasters. It won't bother Pajaczkowski. In the old days we nauts of the Big Four Union had (for league status are almost ir-j ' N | . resistible. The club's ground ac-| - Cactus Jack called a guy whose name was put 30-year-old Hal Waggoner, commodates 30,000 spectators, | Russian and Japanese hockey easier to handle and no one knew formerly of Hamilton Tiger-Cats, hon those of acme First) . teams will make a tour of the the difference." on their negotiation list. Com-| eds | West in January and Wells has. Now, says Wells, it is possible mented Matheson: Division elie, and the swsousd e us - your ires been assigned to do the play-by- that Pajaczkowski (pronounced| "An excellent example of why DE to compete for attendance | play broadcasts of a couple of Pad-ja-kow-ski) will end up being the Argonauts have grown ac- '| . { th ssian all-stars, "for customed to the pl -- last, Clashes with league opponents) En games one of the Russian all-stars, "for place a in the Football Association Cup Our John Bean Skid- creates hundreds of stu ""This should set the game back we have just learned to master place. But havent they over- 5 ' alk ] I > competition have shown that Pet-! several years for, judging from his name." looked Brian Timmins and Huck A . . 3 ¢ A A EEG EI ut FS SEE EEEES] CHERNEYS BIG CHRISTWAS DRAW WINNERS Sd have more trouble than a guy they are bound to do, we'll toss) Timmins and Welch were great ES lg an oe gi sides. i7 -- traction blocks that cut with two wives," says columnist in Tony's name, figuring he has Tiger players in the late "20s and a3 | through the road film end Wells who, for three years, re- deserved it after passing him by|'30s. jo maehies, 4rava wii hid 359.00 ELECTROHOME HI-FI PT cling Yo. the road. fused to mention the name of for the past couple of seasons. | landers already have two League Tony Pajaczkowski of the Cal. 'The roster of the Japanese . |scalps to their credit in the cur-| ' 4 gary Stampeders football club. [team has just reached our desk Johnny Unitas {rent campaign including that of Mr. H. Hunka, 207 Dublin St., Peterboro. Wells' spotter on football broad-'and already we are cringing at Walsall, the Fourth Division foe name of Pajacsowoe on the names. Chikashi Akazawa. Miya Player Of Year" Feervoroush is an ots] 329.95 McCLARY ELECTRIC RANGE te wine 2 50 PER ; die x rns 4 |favorite to get one of the two TIRE | NEW YORK (AP) -- Johnny|league vacancies, the identity of : x Dealers for only OSHAWA BOWLING NEWS |: hifi Bistros Sr) | Mm © W. Ricks 404 Font Sed, Obove | | ipasser and signal caller, Wed- \ { One likely choice would be ------ MEAS nesday was voted professional ther | | - Bar Tenders and Sharp Snovwers spit football's plaver of the year: m|D2th City, the only other non] 179.00 MOFFAT WASHER Team standings -- Gay Six 16, Pin with two points each the annual Associated Press poll,||¢a8ue side besides Peterborough Pickers 13, Go-Getters 12, Jesters 12, Chicken winners were as follows: Sa 4 to survive the first two rounds| Alley Cats 12, Lucky Strikes 10, Hi- High triple without handicap, Reta| Unitas' selection was made by|of the present cup competition. | Mrs. Lunn, Dancy St, Cobourg RUSSELL'S CITIES SERVICE Bowls 8, Hi-Lo's 6, Head Pins 6 and Hughes; high triple with handicap, National Football League writers|g,yt the Bath management has] Te aos A. Fry $63 (221, 201, 24D); cap, Edna Elliott: single with handi. 10 named lim first on 20 of stated that it has no intention of| 179.00 WESTINGHOUSE HI-FI PARK RD. S. at Cordova OSHAWA (216, 2 S the 37 ballots cast. Chuck Con-|applying for entry because of the| ; B. Selly 619 8); In the men's section, Bob Skelton won erly, the 38 - year - old passing league's high operating costs. | and D. Powless a bird for high triple without handicap. wizard of New York Giants, was ; High single ' withou! ) 2 » S| Bath also is unhappy about the| Eh ingle ithout handicap, Ernie cesond with seven first - place PP Mr. W. A. Luckhurst, 994 Oriole Cres. Peterboro Over 200 -- B. Garside 236, C. Weeks | McKen high triple with handicap, 235, J. Dobson 234, B. Badgley , | Bill Sn J and high single with VOles. 224, W. Mallette 225, J. Johnston handica Johns. y " » a Sh § JE SI diets pie fn, dmmy Brows, cleeands ov SPORT BRIEFS 158.00 BRINTON CARPET | CHAS. BALL GARAGE 10 ! L] Fowler 210, D. San K, Landry, Edna Born. namic fullback, was third WIRE AND HARNESS LEAGUE mith 209, M. Wuller 208 on, Art Parry, Al five votes followed by Sam Huff, | and N. Mitchell IE Stevens, L. Black and Jack Strank. |the Giants' stalwart linebacker, | PICK MID-JUNE . my Coamie nF. Necuthes,| Latch ngs sing scojs' Reis iy three votes. GOTEBORG, Sweden (AP)_| Mr. R. H. Shirgly, 385 Welland Ave. Oshawa | 261 KING ST. EAST RA 5.3733 F. Snow 78 and D. James 85 radburn 233, 216, Shirley Burkhart 228, Unitas, 26, a six-foot-one 190- Ingemar Johansson, the world een J aners % D. Sandford Fina ott 213, 200, Ruth Langton 211 pounder, threw for more touch- heavyweight boxing champion, | 19 50 SKLAR SWI EL Cc B a hg / : singles: E. McKenzie 265, 40WnNS, completed more passes celebrated Christmas quietly but/ ' V RO KER | Brown, L. Neville, E. Lynburner : 206 : % 4, 201. Bui and gained more yardage than Edwin Ahlquist, his adviser, was| Fry, B. Selby 277, W. Mallette and M J . t 247, Tom any other quarterback. His 32a busy man. Ahlquist, preparing M i i CRANFIELD MOTOR SALES Laphan Blac re ny 24. L. touchdown passes bettered the for a meeting next week with the| re Joseph Bellaney, 4 Station St. Cobourg e 219, S. Hobbs wo : MAJOR "A" LEAGUE ) ' 7. 205. Orly Conlin NFL record of 28 set by Sid new 10-man group set up to pro- of rn, rb tr 36: fn i Seri neko the Cea See me he ope arions Fale 79.00 SWING KING CHAIR 391 PARK R5. SOUTH A 32204 . . 'ke 696 fillie Bil 5, rown 203 and / * Hannan oi, Olive Frise 643, Marion Brow cts ota iE The agreed upon mid-June as a L A. Fallis, Mill . | He ii, Alice by Ts pated. Tears 3 Court Action Gets es GRAVEL DIES ge is, Mal rosk, Oneelte Northey 639, Joan Kantor. oners 4, Bar Tenders 4, Step | G GES y \ Jarvis 635, Onds Gunn 634. Vers Mas. hd Tetehet 0. Misfits 0 and You None Colt Fans Tickets le MOY TREAL (CP) -- Seorges, --69.00 SERTA PERFECT SLEEPER MATTRESS -- DON DOWN SERVICE STATION sravel, 51, former National| f ley 629, Isabelle King 623. Audrey BALTD 8 (AP) -- ol 1 A THIORE JAP It dock Hockey League referee, died in| Mrs. S. Tompkins, 199 Marquette St., Oshawa 117 SIMCOE ST. NORTH RA 3.7032 Keys 611 and Mabel Moss 611 DUPLATE OFFICE LEAGUE Young Moderns 3, Cokes 1; Stroud's This week was'a tune-up for the big court action for four Baltimore hospital in suburban Lachine Fri chi -| the jay. Last Monday ke suffered a & Fashion Village 0: Hayden Mac. Christmas roll to be held Wednesday. (glt t i Donald's 4, Gillard's Cleaners 0; Aca. In this relaxed atmosphere, the pins QO ans ly et Jiekets ® dian Cleaners 2, Woodlyn Beauty Salon were really toppling as no less than -Yational Football League cham- x 1; Horwich Jewellers 3, Nu-Way Rugs 11 bowlers hit for 250 or better games pionship game here Sunday. [heart attack just after he refer-| L} t IN ER RUG L The big team winners were the sur.| A circuit court Judge Wednes. C0 2 Bame in the city's Depres- ALBERT br. cone poans eT Cary Jet, Wie Sve, oreted @ TaVOTRGEPer. whollioh League. Gravel refereed fn Mrs. M. Jennings, 160 Walton St., Port Hope | MONTY'S B-A SERVICE STATION It must have been all the candy, or tion for section honors as well as the had bought season tickets for the : g the hats fell down over your eyes, as lead in total points for the season. four fans to sell them tickéts for \ater was referee-in-chief of the , there n't t any who Und: L Ha Wilson'; 3 I there weren't too many who got over Ubder caplain "Harvey Wilsow's 'deft; ile game between Baltimore Quebec Hockey League. 39.95 HOOVER FLOOR POLISHER | 284 siMcoOE sT. souT . | T. SOUTH RA 5.9131 There was only one bowler without eounting, ning th t and New York Giants. % 7 DaieeD ro Ht wes ern. Tai The ens atte mein (orm a] Hae rary Canis, ter is en a0 Braves psig) D Joh 539 McKellar St. P 3 J HA - Mi-R. anny Johnston, McKellar St., Peterbore with 23% season, 264. In other contests, Gen waukee Braves, continuing re-| 1 , who managed to get erals edged Engineering, Quality Con. titled to a ticket to the cham- ar ~ Grace trol decisioned Planning, and a re- pionship game juvenated Stores team took the odd Judge Dulany Foster ruled that 0F8anization of their scouting Moring 247, 210 (6 adys St t, point from the sit Payroll p 7 | i I 1 Aas Bagi 10m the slumping Payroll sesre-| ou et were entitled to the tifle| S010, Made two more changes 13.50 GOLD SEAL GONGOLEUM---- BOB SKITCH TEXACO SERVICE former Tiger : : der," 221; Winnie y Standing: Planning 27, Generals 27, game tickets because they had ] 3 2 : a Down, 205 and Glad lark, 2 Laboratory 22, Payroll 1 Ei o There were only four men' oy 17. Guatite Control 17, Accounting 1j definite understanding about buy-|wac'a bp o} n Ee: i i without handicap -- Fred Coleman, and Stores 13 ng season tickets through| c= De rYiser 0 Mr. Vankuik, 374 Eulalie Ave., Oshawa 249; Bill Pike, 223; Frank Coopef, 221, Individual Spotlight: Congratuations tavernkeeper John Shipley soouts. for the Great Lakes area and Erle Jacklin 2 < to Norm Roe on his first appearance in -- ro. _|which includes Michigan and e men over ) with handicap: the winner's circle this season. Norm Ohio. Bill M k | Bruce Hurst, 238; Cliff Davis, 250; rolled the highest game of the night SEEK SITE 2 BUR a Who formersy] : Mark Hill, 240: Walter Scott Ken !fine 204. In men's ables com ANT : {worked out of Detroit, was trans- y Neal, 225, 207: Percy Clark that perennial nemesis Wilf ARLINGTON, Tex. (AP) -- Alferred to the Georgia - Florida Venema, 207; Leon P. I- of more anne the Dy if site near here for the stadium area : TE, Fa Re i Ei ae here fe Sid | | STATHAM MOTOR SALES Jamon League for Christmas rothy | Crandell demon ec club in the Continental PICK CHAMPS f Moise, 89; Vera Szikszay, 85 ng on top of the high ; EVANSTON, Ill. (AP) -- Gene | Code, Z: Verma Haight 69, 35 a h Jer winning single of 288 and today Littler and Louise Suggs were | | 59 KING ST. WEST t RA 3-7712 A 8 , abi J ) " "" i ? , Z Standing We Mind the Eagles 200 Club: It was like old home week Leonard Green of Dallas, chair- named pro golf's "performance | lop with 13, Beavers 13; Sliders 11;in the 200 club as no ess than 27 mem- Man of the Bi-County Stadium average" champions for 190 by C mets, awkes . 10; Rockets, Blue- bers were on hand: N. Roe 204: A./Commission, said efforts would | Golf Digest magaizne Wednes- ays 9; Stars, Jets 3; Satellites are Crandell 288; A. Gutt 285, L. Lindberg be made to have it dy by th a Littl 3 still grounded with 7 281; R. Brown 210; A. Correll 266; E.|F ready by the day. Littler, 1954 champion, be- 4 CHO Terech 264; C. Mason 264, 233; J Min. tine the league opens. its first|came the first double winner by HAP'S B-A STATION Packed LEGION 1 EAGUE A , |tern 263; W. Anthony 252, 249; R. Ben-|season in 1961. . iscoring 437 points of a possible 739 (237 p roots a FG. Pereman 47: G. Gudgeon| Dallas and Fort Worth became|725 in 29 tournaments for a .603 A 4 Step " R Chute 24s. joint members of the third ma-|[*'batting" average. Miss Suggs Joints : 83 RITSON RD. SOUTH RA 3-2632 why B. jor league at a series of confer-{won three tourne*s and took nine iid ea : | KING ST. WEST BOWMANYVILLE a from the Jones 24; K. * ences Tuesday, Montreal isiseconds, one third and five CONGRATULATIONS TO THE WINNERS . . . SEASON'S GREETINGS TO ALL! I ; ads took four points Buia es MA 3-3136 from the You Name Em. Wild Cats and Cell " -Conkey 201 and H. among cities hoping to be the fourths, for a record .905 percen- L.the Dizzy Six with two points each. W) 4 leighth member, tage.