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12 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Fridey, Deconber 16, 1960 re d " i 1 LL wiki. 4 son, on this thrust against To- | won the game 42, Teammate ronto Maple Leafs Iasi night but | Marcel Bonin (18) and Toron it wasn't good enough as Leafs | to's Red Kelly and Allan Bian Bs hs HO 2 DICKIE MOORE (12) of Montresl Canadiens, clicks for his 25th goal of the NHL sea w wn ~ 4 1 : wi Ce A ley, defencemen, ure the others | in the picture AFP Wirephoto sports MENU Toronto Leafs By Geo. H, Campbell SPORTS EDITOR 'Everything From Soup To Nuts' By THE CANADIAN PRESS Toronto - Maple Leafs seem 10 thrive on injuries TORONTO LEAFS won 4-2 right in Montreal last night and now the .idea is beginning to get across to the hockey boys that perhaps a team is a lot better off with a lot of injuries == than with 8 full beneh of am~ Ritious hopefuls, itching to get into action, There's no denying the fact, the Mapleos have had much more than their share of ill luck, in the matter of injuries, during | the past two or three weeks == but at the same time, as nadiens a 42 defeat in Montreal Forum Thursday night Mont real's fist loss In nine games In the National Hockey League's only other action, the Red Wings battled New York Rangers to a 1:1 hie at the De troit Olympia The Leafs' win marked (he first time that Montreal second string goalie Charlie Hodge has heen on the losing end of score since he replaced the in jured Jacques Planta nine game ago Montreal took a 240 lead by the A. team, they've been hotter than a ten-cent pistol and if Coach Punch Imlach isn't happy with what he's getting sight now == then he's going to be miserable the rest of his life, Stopping the Canadiens is a real feat, doing it right in Montreal is almost 8 miracle but doing it with a team that has at least fou¥ regulars side-lined with juries, makes this a major upset of the season. To make the cheese even more binding = Canadiens scored the first two goals and were leading 2-0 at the end of the first period and 2-1 at the end of the second stanza, In the other NHL action last night, Detroit Red Wings and N.Y Rangers played to a 1-1 tie in Detroit, All of which leaves Leafs in a strong grip on second place, Detroit in third spot, Montreal still on top and the other three clubs going along for the ride = with the Black Hawks riding higher due to, their early season splurge, However, they've faltered badly in recent weeks and pretty soon, it's going to be just another three-team race, BRIGHT BITS» Bill Brownlee, manager of The Oshawa Curling Club, has asked us to remind all rinks who have qualified for playoff rights in the recen Dixon Trophy competition, that the playoffs start on Monday night and also on Tuesday (for the Tuesday curlers), Meanwhile, Ross Murison's big "do" the first annual Corby Trophy bonspiel, goes tomorrow, then in rapid sticcession, they have coming up the annual Boxing Day bonspiel; Teachers' Bonspiel and Oshawa d-day honspiel. In short this marks the first peak of the curling season SKIING ENTHUSIASTS are a bit concerned. Here it is, almost the end of December and up to now, there's hardly a popular skiing front that can report adequate snow facilities for skiing, The Osh» awa Ski Club folk aren't saying a word Kirby is hare, But for that matter, not toa many of the other cantres are doing any bragging either HAMILTON TIGER-CATS, who might have been sold We Say "might have" because it really wasn't too certain but at any rate, a court injunetion was taken out by con teollerselect Vie Copps to prevent such a sale and the move could prove very popular in Hamilton, Their rughy fans as hot as any, when their team is win ning itil] have a lot of ginger and the move to sell the elub raised a lot of eyebrows, There are quite a few who figure that some Montreal interests traded Sam Bteheverry and Hal Patterson to Hamilton, because they were going te buy out the Hamilton franchise , , , | S00 THUNDERBIRDS rapped Kingston Frontenacs 7+8 last night in an Eastern Pro league fixture and the win puts the Soo solidly in second place , . , , OSHAWA HAWKS defeated Hamilton Quigleys last nighy and thereby tied far top spot in the OBA Big Seven group vice, although Tillsonburg Livingstons have a game-in- hand, The "Livvies" play here this Saturday night and Oshawa busketball fans ave looking forward to this as the big treat of years Phillies Finally i hy Bernie Geoffrion and Dickie Moore Toronto goalie Johnny Bower who kicked out a total of 37 prevented Montreal's lead from heing greater CUT EARLY LEAD Leafs cut Montreal hots lead to 2:1 hanged home Eddie hound In the third period in less than a minute onto ahead Lo stay Centre Billy Harris took Dave two goals put Tor LOS ANGELES (AP) Green Ray Packers Saturday shool for the westem title and then for the National Football League cham | plonships, honors they last cap tured in 1d They face the resurgent Angeles Rams here in a game {that holds the key to a arowded pieture in the division Halthack Paul Hornung and his Packer mates cam lake (he division crown with a vielory or a tie. A loss will throw the loap inte playoffs involving Baltimore Colts, San Franciseo 'dbers and Detroit Lions, Philadelphia Eagles already own the eastern conference title The Packers have a record of seven vietories and four defeats for 14 points, two more than the Colts, "4bers and Lions Phe Packers, under Vince Lombardi, are favored hy 5-Pin Bowling Makes Debut In Scotland EAST KILRRIDE, Scotland (CP) Canadian five-pin howling game ta Britain Thursday night with the opening of a £284 000 arena in entertainment - starved Bast Kilbride, one of Scotland's new post-war communities | Seven + hundred invited guests sent the pins flying at the Hist night in the Olympia Bowl, a big Los coach L] 'Defeat Habs Keon's pass and scored at 13:18 Boh Nevin found the puck lying just off the crease during # With five regulars out of action scramble in front of the Montreal 18am here nexi year to play in| the Leafs handed Montreal Camel and poked i home at 14:16./the Ontario Rughy Poothall Un-| Montreal coach Toe Blake pulled Hodge out of the nets for an extra forward with less than a minute to go, hut the strategy hackfired. Tim Horton slid a pass to Frank Mahovlich whe scored an easy goal STANLEY WAS BACK The Leafs had defenceman Al Ian Manley back in action, play ing with his broken jaw wired up. Missing were Dick Duff George Armstrong, Carl Brewer Ron Stewart and Larry Regan Gump Worsley stopped 81 De- end of the first period on goals trolt shots at Detroit. The only would one he eouldn't handle came midway through the second pe ried when Gordie Howe lipped in Pete Goegan's leg drive Terry Sawchuk, In Detroit goal after Hank Bassen had handled three games, made 32 saves Veteran Bill Gadsy scored for New York, whipping a 38 - foot in the second when Boh Pulford drive home after taking a pass Would Shack's re from captain Red Sullivan Four of the league's six clubs are in action Baturday night New York visits Montreal and Boston Bruins are (0 be in Tor ante Green Bay Squad Is Title-Hungry The game will he tele 4185 1 points vised hy CRS starting af p.m, EAT BEAT 'WOERS Last week Hornung wrecked the "ders with a touchdown and two field goals as the Packers picked up a 130 vietory he engagement 1s the only one on the league card Saturday Five games are set tor Sunday In the western division, the Colts meet the '40ers at Ban Francisco and the fifth-place Chi cago Bears take on the Lions at Cleveland In the eastern division, the Kagles go against the last-place Redsking. at Washington, the see ond-spot Cleveland Browns meet the third-place CGlants at New York and Pittsburgh Steelers play the Cardinals at St. Louis The Cards and Steelers are dead locked for fourth place blue and grey building housing a 24-lane alley and ballroom "This is a little hit of Can ada sald Canadian publisher Roy Thomson, eo « promater of the new venture with a Toronto eompany Paul MeLane commissioner in among the guests Canadian trade Glasgow, was fhe Olympia Bowl, built in a 98 record 18 weeks, is the first five pin alley in Europe, It is ex pooled to spark off a rivalry with 10» pin howling already -estab shed at four British centres, Un til now the five-pin variety has largely heen confined ta Cana dian military bases d (down imderdog for Saturday's 'He's Rated With The Big Gridders PHILADELPHIA (AP)~Clave | 3, He wes the Wo, 1 kickoff re mw 'Roger Maris | THREE-WAY DEAL Top Slugger Braves, Reds, White Sox pun vos we. Make Big Player Trade ! land Jones is 145 pounds Orig turner with 12 for 241 yards, a8 teammale Mickey Mantle for the - MILWAUKEE (AP)--A three-of the Braves, after negotiating Png wel, and wands five leet, sverngeiofl 21, {American League's 1960 sug cub desl involving three front hy telephone with the Reds' gen. (ee inches, But Oregon conch) 4. He led the pass fessivens, 23 ling championship line 5 wd two infielders eral manager, BI Dewitt, said lon Casanova calls him the "We caught for 42 yards end Official league siatistics re was completed Thursday or 4 thinks the desl will give the Best lili men in loothell! ppg {lensed today gave Maris & S81 by Milwaukee Braves, Cincinnati Braves the best infield in the Na. Listing Just a few of We ae slugging percentage and his first Reds and Chicagy White Sox, tions! League with Ed Maithews complishments io helping the ftie hot devurvment. He had The phraves Sraded pieher raat fied, Matlillan 4 at short, Weblots to & 721 record and # 0 6 on i , AB Huan Piarro vey Jay to Fra ng at ond Joe soot in Beturday's Liberty Bowl 4 doles, seven (riples and 99) Cincinnati Reds for infielder Roy| Adcock at first, Billy Martin game against Penn State a Phil 6 He completed three of seven homers McMillan and & minor league he & reserve infielder, ludeiphin Stadium discloses the Phstos for 9 yerds and wo Slugging percentage is figured | Player 10 be named later, "The young pitehers--in addi: following; f 4 hy dividing times af hat into tor Reds kept Jay and tick: tion to Warren Spahn, Lew Bur 1, He lod the team in scoring Jones says he law's bothered tal hases \eted Pizarro and Cal Melish for dette and Bob Bubl--will have 10 with five touchdowns, # pair of bis size. He hopes the t Mantle, 'who edged Maris hy the White Box in exchange for come through for us" McHale 10.00 conversions and 12 for be bothered by , He'd one for the homerun title, had ard baseman Gene Freese, sald, "We are building to winlzy placement conversions for alike an opportunity to play for 58 slugging mark ers "We feel the White Box lost the pennant in 1661" tut of 46 points pay. of Chicago White Sox and Har.|the Dennant lest season mainly Pizarro, who will he 2.3" go was tops in punt retures| Cossnova is hopeful mon Killebrew of Washinglon|Pecanise of pitching," seid presi. with an average of 556 yards onlbig things from Wis small } fevored Siete, l ya hed | : p {in uery, # 67 wonlost! Senators tied for third with 5M, dent Bill Veeck in Chicago, "This record for the Braves 18st sen arries for # yards, age 8 move wae caleylated to improve son and an earned run aversts.. Western Clubs game with! [volved in the deal was not dis goals and 25 passes for 46 16 wondost record wn 195% and] McMillen, #0, batled 236, hit | Who Undersells 17 homers and 79 gH 1 hatleddn, The deadline for interdengue Hi NC BR (CP) ~ 0 tigated, ) Bluehonngt B03 VANCOUVER (CP) Direc investigated, Bo far, nothing hes Warrior owner Jack Perrin in| WHL planned to take i the selves one - point favorites, the! SAULT STE, MARIE (CP) Has | | 4 League 1 teams were selected for the sec-| extended their second-place mar 0 Il e Perrin, worried about {ond annual Bluebonnet classic | gn in the Eastern Professional] : wo ment with the NHL at & meeting protested about Baturd defence and T-Bird players re ry 8 ne Great ot A ne ain have a team In| our directors feel that terri|tendance, h ny reported earlier Alouettes may establish a farm shots Mont pi . ont 81-8 Dress conference proached the NHL with this prob.|'he poor home crowds continued, Thursday night |Bechmautz, ¥d Kachur, Don vide a working agreement and He did not give any figures, | team at Vero Reach, Fla gest stumbling block is $10,000 g SLalug er and Tom Williams la VANCOUVER ' (CP Eddie . HE Rg ai) THE, CANADIAN PRESS Moss met with "This | san old and established of the Western Hockey League, would like to put a full-flime|the coaching duties " The 81-year-old centre, all-timee|"*"® Thursday night by ring pect looked promising, hut it| second period, The scrap was {faction with treatment received Teammate Joan Beliveny, ave received fighting majors, There Extend Streak said he wanted to he sold or and 20 assists for 43 points, closed points, Moore's total consists of five straight hy defeating Tor! Dorohoy sald he has "nol heen bs goals and 10 passes, ' ' 3 , #5, had a comb) -\ hander, | 1 Here's Grid Coach #, had ned %-| hander, had 94 and 5 3.29 16% and A-14 last season, Freese 10 homers and had 42 runs hatted 273 for the Sox, including hatied in, HOUSTON, Tex. (AP) Poul, General Manager John McHale trades ends at midnight tonight, (Bear) Bryant says his Alahama| =~ -- a 8 A EE ------ Crimson Tide should he a touch-| Th rbi | an u Bluehonnet Bowl under ir Montreal Bryant and his 47-man squad T Ki ors he Yenem Hockey beth don 5 A474 e what setion |arvived Thursday to find them] op ngston Ma Return League have Joined Winnipeg id not sey the paki Y lis fight for television compen. Isiled to find a solution, same point spread posted by / sation from the Nations) Hockey oddsmekers the day the two Bault Ste, Marie Thunderbirds WORRIED ABOUT CROWDS They expressed discontent over } 3 the league's affiliation agree ©TOWds at Winnipeg, hes Hocker League fo three pointe MONTREAL v " A over Kingston hy defeating the INTREAL (CP) Tommy il x to} coverage, Alouettes Ma Frontenacs 7-2 Thursday night, |Richardson, new president of the ore Shuusdey Sui (doctded in before Thursday's meeting 4 | The Fromenacs were poor on|'Mernationsl League, said Thurs: ii" cvievances at the next WHL. 'eague directors feel NHL tele: day he has great hope that Mont. NHL meeting, casts into WHL territory hurt st- Adopt K-W Club ver broke through for goals, Feel w I ve 4 | |" Dennis Dejordy played his hest| "Ne IDEA circuit next season, |(orial rights should include tele! Perrin was oo {nome game of the season in goa] Hchardson, recently elected io gis should said Al this week to be considering mov. KITCHENER (CP) -- Montres)| for the Thunderbirds, stopping #1 |Bresident (0 succeed Frank fouder president of the WHL,|!DE some Warrior home games to haughnessy, made his state sge, th, meeting. "We have gp. |he Minneapolis-St, Paul ares If Kingston forwards peppered "5 was disclosed th Dejordy and he played a fam & disclosed that Los Anjo b om. | ender sald the directors are lon, Alouette general MANAKSE | havent' Bame making #° number Ho Dodgers, who dropped the = re ng ans vl oe quite concerned over the num- and coach Perry Moss said of flashy stops, Bob Wilson, Cliff Yiontreal Royals as a farm club -- -- her of men drafted from Winni- ir ' this year, have offered to pro. peg last year' by the NHL, Bueh a move would mean the reeit Dust re-entry of Kitchener - Waterioo| py ise. Milan Mates Aa, | hy 16 players for 1061, The tases Dorohoy Refuses Into he ORF from which they! the Soo |also agreed to train the Montres) . were absent last season, The hig-| : | oa " & Kingston marksmen were Richardson sald the league will Move To Warriors | NHL BIG SEVEN 5 owing from previous opera: € an option on the Montres! tions | Manager-conch Wren Blair of franchise until a suitable Ly N 4 4 group Dopohoy, purchased Thurs K-W fooihall of. the Frontenacs missed the game can a 4 p ontresl Canadiens leftwinger ficials Thursday and said lator because of a death n the Jamily neue operation of the eluh. day night hy Winnipeg Wenge Dickie Moore regained the Big ¥our foothall squad/and trainer Bun Cookstok oVerinasehall city and certainly a bi eDOP {sion of second place in La [league project of the future," ne Jays he hg Jot SDabt Adar tional Hockey League Loach nd Manager Jive to han:| A fight involving Hilts and said g bf JH p / dle the elub, He said the pros: George Gosselin broke out in the w-- 4 : one goal and assisting on another ooked | ; . ' (point-getier In the WHL with 81% i bring his point total to 4, he a couple of months he: broken up quickly hy reteree| | It 4 made A8alls fore we know for sure where we Matt Pavelich and hoth players mi on ings Tor Vamos: Chandy pices held scoreless Thursda Moss sald Alouetles would help were 3.080 fans hreaking his leg & year ago, He night, now Is third with 14 gon provide players for the team hy | Rightwinger Bernie Geoffrion sending Canadian players for de (traded. The amount of money In| 10 of Montreal, still is first with velopment and possibly US, im: | By THE CANADIAN PRESS a Hamilton Red Wings made onto Marlhoros 6 - 4 Thursday Officially informed of the trans" gt JASPER. Alta, (CP)--Fou night while Guelph yraday fer of my contract to Winnipeg | The leaders: ports who were nol quite ready for -the Big Four If the scheme comes off Larks probably hold a tryout ehool for Canadian players here dly moose appear to (Squeezed oul a B.7 win over 80 Naturally 1 can't comment." |g next June hefare their own reg frien ym iA Li Peterborough Petes in Ontario "There are many things to he ig RU lar school in Montreal vesidence on the runs of a [Hockey Association junior A ac:|ironed out before I report to Win Beliveau Montreal Officials meeting with Moss pew ski jump built here for Hon {nipeg or any other club, There's Mahovlich, Toronto i PA junior ski trials f.- The first perfod at Hamilton a little matler of unpaid bills in: Ullman, Detroit next Pehruary, Jaw a Ay He on goals by Gaston curved by my unforiunate mis: Richard, Montre The Tuna wera covered with Prasald fo¥ , iiribores and hap, which must he pald by Bathgate, New Pork straw and hay to provide a : or the Hed Wings, somebody Howe, Detroit were William Roberts, Jr., presi: holding base for snow should In the second frame, Wayne Riv dent of Kitehener Waterloo te a thaw, The Moose ers for Hamilton scored the lone Looking for a clean way out P Dutehimen and executive mem have heen freedoadipg on the | er GIVE A BOOK OF , , hers Alex (lke) Annis and Jack Oswald iy! and Doda doh 1 (he |g 4, period sw sone by AUTO MAGIC WASH LTD, The hig animals refuse to and John Weeks for Marlboros, 116 BOND STREET WEST RA 5.0028 For Harness Horses TORONTO (CP)--~Magistrate § Tupper Bigelow, chalrman of the Ontario Racing Commission, Thursday announced a system of provinelal grants for Ontario res: dents who hred winning harness race horses in the province in 1060 The grants would he five per cent of the breeder's winnings Gordon Findlay, secretary of the tanadian Trotting Associa: tion, has been instructed to pre pare a list from the more than Provincial Grants he dislodged from the area | While Jeffrey scored his second | of the night, Two goals were | added hy John Misauk for Hamil. | ton and Lyle Porter scored a sin. gle for the winners {Bob Cunningham with three and Rod Gilbert with two paced | Guelph, Bingles were posied hy| Paul Andrea, Mike MeMahon and Don Diberardine, : t Standouts for the Petes were ow onil en (Tom Carty and Claud Larose with (wo goals each, Singles SYDNEY (AP)--Italy's Davis were scored hy Doug Senior, Blu Cup tennis team arrived ier to Muirhead and Reg Sruiholiand, ) BRT day for the challenge round Dee, | hilo, winters in voak in (hel to 38 relaxed and brimming pight direction," sald Leslie Bhyp.| With confidence [ lick, president of the. 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