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TRACK TOPICS Standardbred Racing Has Enthusiasts Here Among the 40 Standardbreds in 2.09H. Clarence Hilliard will train ville at Pickering, 5.30 p.m.; [training at the North Oshawa these. : "J; Donevan at Whitby, 3.00 p.m.|training centre is Rocky Hal Can! Clint Gordon is training Golden and Central and O'Neill, at 5.00|1.59 4-5. The gelded son of Atamjc Lee for Jack Mathison and his .m. Bomb - Ada Lee was the onlyjown Single C 2. -5H. POCKEY Canadian Bred fo enter the Garnet Wetherup, President of OHA Senior "A" -- Whitby charmed circle in 1958. Arthurithe local Harness Horse Club, is Dunlops at Chatham, 8.30 p.m. {Hansen trains him. for M. C.!going to train Becky Jane Volo Pappin, he also has Bondsman 2.07 on the trot. He has two year- noch CRDAY'S GAMES |2.0711 and three 3-year-olds. lings by Mighty Atom, their Jams | 3 5 _{are Lorna Hal an era ack- Neighborhood 'Assoc. Pee Wee| Cordon Kingston has 10 beads io "Lorna Hal is in foal to League -- Southmead vs King 905"3's "Bh is Parley 2.06 45(Henry Volo 201H, the sire of side, at 7.00 am.; Bathe Park| oT ar ttl Te © trot, |Ghamp Volo 2.00 3-5 H, winner of vs Valleyview, at 745 a.m.; Fern: This stable has only two pacers, | $45,000 in 1959. hill vs Eastview, at 8.30 a.m. |, , reich Doc 2.07H and the) Phil Vincent has a yearling by Lake Vista vs Storie Park, at 9.201, 4% 0ving three-year-old Sonny|Danny Direct 1.39 4-5 out am.; North Oshawa vs Rundle|r ;™ g ne fli Yi amelia Brook, who is in foal Park, at 10.05 am.; Harman yy y reed lagain to the same horse. Danny Park vs Nipigon, at 10.50 am.;| Mac MacRae has three pacers: ipirect holds the Oshawa track Dickie| Radio Park vs Woodview at 11.40 Worthy Melody 2.02 2.5, Irish| 4 of 2.08 Moore, both of them set up by|a.m. and Connaught vs Sunny- | Mike 2.02 and a two-year-old Filly "_""~ -- Jean Beliveau, scored for Mont-|side, at 12.25 p.m. All games at by Superior Hal. L real in the second period and the|Children's Arena. | John Hayes has six in training, | Richards clicked in the third per-| Exhibition Game Belko the consistent pacer Pershing's iod. Ron Stewart scored Toronto's|Redy-Mix vs Lindsay OHA Inter- | pipgt 2.04 4-5H is being trained on only goal in the second period.|mediates, at Lindsay Arena, 8.00 the trot. In this barn are Scotch The win increased Canadiens'|P.m. {Honor 2.07 3-5H. Two trotters, lead over the second - place] OHA Senior "A" Windsor | Keeper's King 2.06 1-5 H and Leafs, who lost their third|/Bulldogs vs Whitby Dunlops, at|True Key 2.07 H. Lassie York by straight game, to 18 points. The| Whitby Arena, 8.00 p.m. | Duke of York = Roberta Guy, Simmons, first NHL convert to| waurice (Rocket) Richard re-|{Leafs are one point ahead of De-| Lakeshore Juvenfle League -- half sister of the unbeaten Quick the teachings of masked goalie tare 4 Bockel) 3 line up| troit. : Ajax at Bowmanville, 8.00 p.m. |Lady 1.58 4-3 and a two-year-old, Jacques Plante of Montreal Ca-|Thursday night for the first time| In Boston, six players accounted | gASKETBALL {by Joe Dale Millie Brook, nadiens, recorded his second con-|since Nov. 26 and regained his for the Boston goals. Leo Labine| y's Men's Biddy League -- complete this stable. sccutive shutout the Bruins ail.{ime scoring leadership from|scored in the first period, Charlie|cenire Sf. Cubs vs Parts and| These trotters make up the list crushed the visiting New YorkiGordie Howe. |Burns and Don McKenney iin the |garyice, at 8.30 a.m. and South-lin Dr. John Phillip's stable, they lay night second, and Bob Armstrong, minster vs Mundinger, at 9.00 are Rebel Al 2.05 1.5, Duke of up PICKS UP ASSIST {Jean - Guy Gendron and Jerry a m. Both games at Simcoe Hall. |Marabil 2.08 2-5, Myrtle Way als have thus| The Rocket assisted on Mont-| Toppazzini in the third. Y's Men's Minor League -- St. been posted for Montreal Cana-jreal's last goal, scored by League-leading scorer Bronco | john's vs Firefighters, at | 9.30 diens, who defeated the visiting brother Henri, for his 946th point| Horvath gathered only one point|g m. and CKLB vs Bolahood s, at Toronto Maple Leafs 3-1 in the in regular - season play. Howe in the Boston harvest. He had an|10.15 a.m. Both games at Simcoe Marl.con: boxind director of only other league game. The reached 945 Wednesday night bylassist on Armstrong's goal. jal. Hilt 'Major Ldsaue Bey ae oie LY - | 8 | Bantams Top Lindsay; iii: ™ i Midgets Tie Marlies ® tario Steel "A" vs Walt's Barber | Fullmer-Ray Robinson bout for Shop, at 11.45 a.m. the undisputed middleweight 9 Exhibition Game Oshawa |championship, Oshawa Minor Hockey Associa-| Last night's victory was the of injuries, the Oshawa Midget | celebrated "double "All-Star" teams stuck to|Bantams' third since last Friday, |*Stars" battled grimly from be-| what they know best last night|when they whipped Cobourg 3-1 hind, in the final tilt, holding the SPORTS CALENDAR TODAY'S GAMES BASKETBALL Lakeshore District COSSA Southern Conference -- Bowman- New York Beaten 6-0 By Bruins By THE CANADIAN PRESS !league-leaders face a rough pass- National Hockey League rivals|age this weekend: A back-to-back will have to revise their book on|series with the Bruins. Boston Bruins. The book used to; 3% was the fourth straight vic- read something like this: Terrific|iory for the Bruins, who trail offence, wobbly defence third-place Detroit Red Wings. The first part still sounds ac-The Rangers are last, seven curate. It is the second that needs|points behind Chicago. changing In those four games the Bruins ave scored 18 goals and given scoring a goal in Detroit's 5-2| loss to Chicago. Marcel Bonin and Heating Problem ? For the finest in * OIL HEATING * GAS HEATING * GAS WATER HEATERS In the last four games the Bos-|p ton defence has tightened up, and, three. The Canadiens have no part of it more firmly than geored only eight and given up 13 goaltender Don Simmons. in their last four games. as Ra STORM WARNINGS The storm sig Installation by Experts HEATING SALES W. Borrowdale RA 3-4878 COULD END DISPUTE | | NEW YORK (AP) Harry LAST 2 DAYS (Tonight To 9 And Tomorrow) Harleigh Supplies STOCK REDUCTION OLD MASTER REFLECTS ON YESTERYEARS Gene Sarazen, a fixture in | Gene in his trademark "knick- | Sarazen the game of goM, is shown | ers" at the August course, in | Sider Mie oe above reflecting the pose in 1935, where he won the Mas- his greatest the portrait of himself, after | ter's Tournament Paintings . Gene takes most 1 the 'painting of the old master | and trophies of other golf im- | ing won the U.S was unveiled at "Golf House" | mortals adorn the walls of the Opens, both in 1932 last week. The portrait shows | game's own "Hall of Fame." | --AP Wirephoto says he doesn't | Hotel Genosha Hawks vs Toronto) con- Masters, Township Saints, 1959 Inter. "AN Champions, at Toronto Gordon Graydon Collegiate, at 2.30 p.m. "hievem 2 at the Children's Arena and as a and Toronto North 3-0 last Tues- highly-touted Toronto Marlboro e result, a couple of keen exhibi-|day here in Oshawa. Harmon has Midgets to a thrilling 1-1 stand- encounters were played be- been the key man behind the vic- off. M R d | fore an appreciative crowd. tory skein allowing only one, Bob Roynokls gave the visitng In contrast to last week's dis-|marker in the trio of games. Queen City Midgets a go-ahead | play, last night's action was rug- 0 ansson Forward Paul Gibbens, a mem-|goal in the second stanza and it| ged as boys from both the visit- NEW YORK (AP)--Heavy- | ber of the Bantams, who went to|stood up until newcomer, right- ing Lindsay and Toronto Marl. the Ontario Minor Hockey Asso- winger Bobby Watt fired a close-| boro organizations, let loose with |ciation finals last season, trigger-(in shot, to tie it up at the 13:44 weight champion Ingemar Jo- a free-wheeling skating attack ed both scores for the winners, | mark in the final period. . | hansson and light heavyweight but played the game according) Putting the insurance marker into| Missing from the Oshawa line-| ¢it1ist Archie Moore met face 8) to. the book the open net, at the 19:58 mark, |up was scoring wizard Barry| t, face Thursday night and the | R when the visitors were pressing |Furey and leftwinger Neil ever-optimistic Archie told In- | hard for the all-important equal-|"'Army" Armstrong. Both will go. > in hav- British [Hon SPORTS MENU Oshawa Rinks By Geo. H. Campbell Oust Unionvill eferee Ivan Locke was SPORTS EDITOR 'Everything From Soup To Nuts' OSHAWA'S ANNUAL 3-day Bonspiel is once again in the history elass but certainly the 1959 event will rate as one of the most successful in the history of the elub's fine record for top-flight eompetition. As men- tioned earlier this week, 19 of the 20 sets of available prizes, went to out-of-town entries, with Oscar Par- ker's Oshawa rink being the only exception. This four- some captured the Duplate Trophy and top prizes in ' the fifth event. Bayne Secord and the Tam O'Shanter Club entry defeated Ed Rhodes of Royal Canadians 6-4 in a thrill-packed semi-final game, the proved the best-played and tightest-scoring game of the entire bonspiel. Rhodes and his men won the Col R. S. Mc- Laughlin Trophy in 1958. The Tom O'Shanters had little trouble in their final game, as did most of the other trophy winners. Harry Howard's Granites won The Fittings Trophy secondary event, in the only real close "final" match of the five, over Jack Kennedy's Barrie rink. Not only the 100 curlers who took home prizes but all the other 28 rinks, voiced their enthu- siastic approval of this year's big Oshawa 'spiel. They liked the fellowship and entertainment, they liked the ice and the competition, the food and hospitality. To Frank McCallum, who was on hand for almost every hour of competition for the full three days, and to the members of his committee, who worked hard prior to and throughout the 3-day event, the officers and mem- bers of the Oshawa Curling Club owe a debt of grat- itude for a job well done and for maintaining and in- ereasing the prestige of this annual curling elassic. A big crowd of minor hockey fans was on hand at The Children's Arena last night and witnessed a spark- ling doubleheader, in which Oshawa Bantams blanked Lindsay 2-0 and the Local Midget Stars held Toronto Marlboro Midgets to a 1-1 deadlock. The win for the Bantams was especially pleasant -- they lost out to Lindsay in the annual Bantam tournament at Peter- borough on Boxing Day, in the final game of the tourney, Both games were fast but exceptionally clean, clearly in- dicating the Bantams and Midgets have "got the mes- sage". The regretable free-for-all business of last week has since been given a through investigation by Minor Assoc. officials and the penalties meted out of some of the Juvenile players for their part in that affair, should serve as a stern warning to all City League players that discipline must be maintained and that no individual or group of players is bigger than the game itself. BRIGHT BITS Boston Bruins blanked N.Y. Rangers 6-0 last night, to tighten their grip on fourth place and pull three points ahead of Black Hawks Canadiens added a couple of points also, beating second- they meet an place Toronto Leafs 3-1. Bronco Horvath got only one point (an assist) in Boston's half-dozen goals but "Roc- ket" Richard picked up an assist on Montreal's third tally, to once again take the lead over Gordie Howe, as all-time NHL point-scorer. Howe pulled up tied with Richard on Wednesday night, at the 9:45 mark . . : IT'S OFFICIAL! Bobby Bauer has agreed and signed his contract as coach of Kitchener-Waterloo Dutchmen and will take the augmented Dutchies team to Squaw Valley for the Olympic Games bid. next month gh RUSS JACKSON has another honor. he has been named Ontario's 1959 Athlete of the Year, which along with Canada's top male athlete award and. Canada's top native pro footballer, makes it quite an honor list. Bob Hayward, who drove Miss Supertest fo Canada's first world's speedboat title in 39 years, was second choice and Ottawa's Anne Heggtveit was third in the voting Don Jackson, Oshawa figure-skater, was well up in the voting. This corner voted for two of the top-three, buf didn't think "Miss Supertest" was eligible for a vote and Bob Hayward and his boat were actually "a team" in our opinion . . . .. ADMIRAL BERGEN, chairman of the Madison Square Gardens Corp. declared at a banquet last night in New York that they will continue to stage boxing houts, especially title fights, in Madison Square, whether TV coverage of Friday night fights is continued or not. Tankard Play TORONTO (CP Curling Club Unionville's tw the Ontario | The Oshawa 1 |Dr. J. F. Brock and Pereyma, won the d « nal, 24-18, to eliminate t and 1959 winners of the Ontario {Curling A s so ciation's pr |double rink compet Two Oshawa rinks snapped year hold on ver 'T ! ) b Rev 1 5 he 1958 mary on The Oshawa foursome will play in the provincial round of 16 at {nearby Brampton against win {ners of divisions 6, 7 and 8 Jan 2 Dr. Brock beat Bob Law | Unionville rink 13-8 while |Pereyma edged Murray {11-10. rie's her Roberts | Oshawa Curler Wins In Scotland AYR, Scotland (Reuters) Mouring Canac turling beat Dumfr 3 | |Stewartry 64-39 Thursd The team and ieshire 2 | The Canadians were given a civic reception by provost magistrates and town council of Avr Before the match with Dumfrieshire, they were piped {around Seores Vs Dumfrieshire hill 6 R Vi the the ice neluded | A, J Broatch wartrs Bert a, 7 R. Dunlop 9 Park 8 "Tottenham, 'Arsenal To Clash LONDON (CP) Hotspur, riding high of the Football League's First Division, and Arsenal, fallen {upon evil days, resume their North London soccer ri Sat urday at Tottenham's White Hart Lane stadium. Tottenham in the van On papers, Spul hould win in {a walk. Fit and well rested after an easy victory over a Third- Division club in last Saturday' |Football Association Cup action, inj riddled |side that pla hard imatches in the last five days But form generally has little ef- fect on the epic clashes hetween Tottenham and Arsenal. In their last five meetings at White Hart Lane, the Gunners taken {three to Tottenham's nry « ha ed two have two It's always a feast or a famine with Spurs, who make a habit of {finishing either in the top three of the 22-team table or the bot tom half-dozen. Today, rebound- ing from an 18th-place finish last ispring they are three points clear of their nearest rivals while Arsenal wallow 16th place Burnley and Preston North End_ tied for second place, have home lowly sides n th against taining New hi engagements Burnley ente Chelsea while Preston faces castle Fourth - place Wolverhampton the defending champions, have fairly gnement Cit a easy home F 1 inst Manchester Blackburn Rover xt have h prope \in sheffield Wedne {of only one home match thi son. 3 g but ne in line a tou tion in v "continues pleased with the way things were handled in the Bantam and Mid- get doubleheader, which saw the Oshawa Bantam '"'Stars" blank the Lindsay Bantams 2-0 while the Oshawa Midget "Stars' battled from behind, to tie the Marlboro: Midgets 1-1. Plavers from all teams played it clean In fact, in the game which Locke worked, the only penalty handed out was to a Marlboro Midget player, while the Oshawa boys stayed clear of the sinbin. BANTAM GAME Goaltender Johnnie to be Harmon coach Elwood 1zer. OSHAWA BANTAMS: goal, Harmon; defence, Brady, Cheese man, Kay, Godridge, Black; for- yards, Wayling, Willoughby, Mc- Namee, Siblock, Kitchen, Gib- bens, Gow, McGraw, Barnoski and Pinch. LINDSAY BANTAMS: goal, Jackett; defence, Bowery, Mec- Leish, Bobock, Horton; forwards, Swinson, Graham, Reeves, Hin- tgn, Service, Purdy, Horton, Davis, Heffernan and McCabe. 1st Period Scoring -- None Penalties McNamee, Way- Bradley's key to success, for the|ling and Swinson. Bantam All-Stars, as fhe Motor 2nd Period City Bantams shutout the visiting|1. Oshawa: Gibbens Lindsay Bantams 2-0. The triumph was venge the Oshawa entry was eliminated a few weeks ago, in {game of the annual Peterborough tournament, which saw Lindsay sweet re (Willoughby, Siblock) 2:03 Penalties -- McLeish (2), Gra- o the Oshawa lads, since hame, Wayling and Godridge. 3rd Period the final|2. Oshawa: Gibbens (Willoughby, Kay) Penalties Gow, 19:58 McNamee crowned the champs, beating out and Cheeseman. {Oshawa in the final of the tour- ney. Russ J ackson MIDGET GAME Although hit hard by a series |be missed from the roster for an gemar a fight between the two | boxing kings would draw a $4,000,000 gate and $15,000,000 through closed-circuit sion. The two met in the guest room before the annual dinner |indefinite period of time, accord- ng to Coach Al Bathe. | TORONTO MARLBOROS: goal, | Little; defence, Wallace, Barfett, |Selhy, Nelhams; forwards, Shar- 'mon, Hoffman, Murray, Brocklie, |Pender, Reynolds, Winterstein, | 4 : | Foley and Smith. | ters Association. | OSHAWA MIDGETS: goal, Archie, never bashful, Markus; defence, Wilson, Bran-| Ingemar: ton, Michels, Kolesnik; forwards, You and I would put on the Linton, J. Peters, T. Peters,| most colorful fight ever." (Cover, Matthews, Lutton and| Then he mentioned the fig- wat. ist Period | he thought. Scoring -- None. Samson | Ponaltee aoe. "That's a lot of money. 1 1. Toronto: Reynolds would like that. (Foley) Penalty -- Brocklie, 3rd Period 2. Oshawa: Watt (Branton, Wilson) Penalties -- None, | Referees -- 1st Game: Tom {Wilson and Paul Kawzenuk; 2nd Game: Ivan Locke and Rockey | Esposito; Scorer: Jim Shaw. told in my home town of San Diego, or your home town of Archie's next statement. Ingemar thought that for a second and replied: "I'm going to fight Patterson first." 2 "Yes, I know, Ingemar," | said Arehie. "But if anything 13:44] Floyd Athlete Of Year TORONTO (CP) possibly the honored athlete in day night was on most 1959, Thurs named Ontario's! White, outstanding athlete of the year of Hamilton, is the second team Russ Jack-|and was picked as the outstand-| widely-|ing native Canadian in the coun-| try's pro football leagues. The 23-year-old Jackson, native by the Ontario Sports Writers player to win the Ontario award and Sporiscasters The 75 Association association nated 23 athletes but since the poll was inaugurated in members| 1951, The 1958 winner was Charlie participating in the voting nomi-| gyms Jackson, [the who jump successfully made to National Hockey first-siring quarterback with Ol} eague ranks with Detroit Red tawa Rough Riders of the -Big|Wings after helping Whitby Dun- Four Football Union, topped the ions win the world amateur title poll by a wide margin viously was voted Canada's out standing male athlete in He pre-igt Oslo the PRESENTATION FEB. 4 Canadian Press year - end poll! The award to Jackson will be HOCKEY SCORES, STANDINGS By THE CANADIAN PRESS National League Montreal 2 8 714 9% Toronto 19 16 6 108 112 Detroit 1715 9 110111 Boston 1720 5 143 14 Chicago 14 21 8 115 124 |New York 1128 7 123 156 Thursday's Results Toronto 1 Montreal 3 New York 0 Boston 6 Saturday's Games Boston at Montreal New York at Toronto Chicago at Detroit Sunday's Games Montreal at Bosion Toronto at Detroit New York at Chicago Eastern Professional League LT F AP 213 19 15 17 18 16 20 44 is Sudbury Montreal T. Rivieres Hull-Ott Kingston 16 20 171 179 §.8. Marie 16 22 144 162 Thursday's Result Hull-Ottawa | Sault Ste Tonight's Game Sault Ste. Marie at Sudbury OHA Junior A 180 153 50 130 114 45 143 157 2 T 5 6 3 38 - 3 30 Marlboros 1911 Barrie 16 10 St. Michael's 14 11 Pete 14 13 Guelpl 12 14 St. Cath 10 13 Hamilton 518 a1 131 Thursday's Results Marlhoros 6 Peterborough 9 (Brockville 5 Hamilton 4--exhibi tion) 140 100 112 90 9 87 32 130 127 y WL T F AFs| | St. Tonight's Games Michael's at Barrie 57,5t. Catharines at Guelph Nova Scotia Senior 43 Windsor 4 Halifax 6 39 Amherst 4 New Glasgow 1 Thunder Bay Senior 29 | port Arthur Bearcats 3 Fort Wil-| | liam Beavers 6 Laurier Cup Brockville 5 Hamilton 4 Saskatchewan Junior ¥lin Flon 4 Melville 5 = Regina 4 Estevan 2 Moose Jaw 5 Saskatoon 2 Manitoba Junior St. Boniface 7 Wpg Braves 1 Wpg Monarchs 2 Brandon 6 Niagara District Senior B. Stamford 5 Gall 4 | OHA Junior B {Chatham 4 Wallaceburg 4 124 127 39 |Detroit 5 Riverside 3 OHA Junior C Fort Erie 10 Grimshy 4 Eastern League Haven 3 New York New 1 Marie 7|Johnstown 1 Charlotte 4 International League St. Paul 5 Minneapolis 3 CHOOSE PREXY WINNIPEG (CP) Gordon Lawson, 55, Thursday night was 115 118 30 elected president of the Winnipeg 9g | Rugby Football Club, succeding 99 108 23/W. Ralph Parliament who headed 12 the club for two successful years| as it won the Grey Cup twice in a row. Lawson is secretary-treas urer and treasurer of James |Richardson and Sons. | happens, if you need a substi- tute, 1 am ready anytime." Johansson he would look him presented at the association's an- nual $25-a-plate sports celebrities) dinner in Toronto on Thursday, Feb. 4. Proceeds of the dinner, marking opening of the annual | country-wide Easter seals cam-| 3 paign, go to the Ontario Society| Walked past just in for Crippled Children. | hear Archie mention Each voter in the Ontario poll| MOREY. made three choices. Points oe] "What's he talking |awarded on a 321 basis apd| Man? Chinese money, | Jackson, who gave up a Rhodes J0¢ Scholarship to play pre football, | wound up with a whopping 158 points. Second choice was chicken farmer Bob Hayward of Embro, Ont, who gave Canada its first world speedboat championship in 39 years by driving Miss Super-| test to victory in the 1959 Harms: | worth Trophy races. Hayward re- ceived 98. votes, six more than third-place Anne Heggtiveit, 21- year-old Ottawa skier who ear- lier was voted the country's out- standing female athlete in the CP poll. Athletes nominated included: Golfer Gary Cowan, Kitchener; figure - skaters Don Jackson of Oshawa and Sandra Tewkesbury of Chatham; swimmer Sara Barber of Brantford; goalkeeper |Gordie Bell of the world cham- {pion Belleville McFarlands. the Patterson rematch. Ex champion Joe the about asked Basilio, Jordan Sign For Match NEW YORK (AP)--A 15-round welterweight title fight between champion Don Jordan of Los An- geles and ex-titlist Carmen Ba- silio was wrapped up Thursday night when Basilio signed a con- tract. | The fight will be held June 10 at Syracuse," N.Y., under the pro- motion of Norman Rothschild. Rothschild said Jordan already had agreed to terms calling for him to receive 35 per cent of the total take, which the promoter estimates will be around $175,- 000, including $75,000 from tele- vision. Basilio will receive 30 per eent. | FOR . . . eo SPEED e ECONOMY e COMFORT |§ go By | Plane! 'The modern way to travel is by air.' any form of travel . . . 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