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Se EOE Hogi ayes gre ta} poreenaa are WO ', . By KEVIN BOLAND PORT PERRY--'Port Perry Minor Hockey Association re- fuses to recognize home town talent," says Norman Powell, t president of the Port Perry igure Skating Club. Bud Herd, head of the Port Perry Arena Board and prési- dent of Minor Hockey in the Town wouldn't allow Anna Forder and Richard Stephens to skate between games at the Port Perry Minor Hockey Night, Monday. '* Miss Forder, 10, and Stephens, 15, won the Central Ontario Nov- tee Pairs Championship in New- = American Boxing Fed-| ment of affairs of the American|we believe, will be a helpful| eration. |League baseball team. factor in the improvement of} He said that on Feb. 13, the; yonnston heads a three-man|the team." boxing commissioners of Cen-| group which took over control) It was understood that the tral and South America will be of the baseball club. Other'| status of Selkirk, Burke, Vernon} joined by groups from Europe,|™ " Ts pa " part-| and Harris figured in the deci-| Africa, Japan, The Philippines, rl pease at ve hie he sion to reject a $5,000,000 offer| Korea, Thailand and Burma,|punker. 'from Nate Dolin of Cleveland) the United States and Canada.| He said he planned nojand former league executive) The meeting, reported to bejchanges in the front office of Bill Veeck. shoulders down because of his| "If Gil isn't crippled, I MAY | ho could teach'that young fella ' } "Won't Recognize Convention If Leg Ailing WASHINGTON (AP)--Elwood)the Senators- with general man- advantage of what he has from|noted that he had 18-year-old) 'Gil is a smart fella. The sion said Tuesday he is leaving team and sold his stock as partifield manager Mickey Vernon latins and standards, executive job in the reshuffling.| '"The recent addition of Bucky | with a meeting of members Of|take an active part in manage-|Dlayer - development program, | 16 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thursdey, January 31, 1963 ' W ] d U if next season, he'll probably wind|his left knee late last season,|ing first baseman than Gil?" ould Unity bad knee," manager Caseylalternate him. with Tim Hark- PHILADELPHIA (AP) --A1.\R. (Pete) Quesada resignedlager George Selkirk, formerly|,,\'ay, YORK (AP)--It 38-year. |the shoulders up." bonus baby Ed Kranepool wait. other players are always com- siatoetnibiliaaaeaianeriiien |Peb. 1 for a convention of box.|°f & top-level reorganization. {to be given wider authority. S F 7 y 0 U R Cc AR PER F R y" Johnston, with the title of chair-|Harris to their staff," Johnston) 0 M 0 N T Have your engine checked and adjusted for easy starting, ) i Promise Hod r e@ up as a coach for New York|but he'd like to give it a try|Case asked, and answered his ; Queseda Resig ns ' 0 s ges Mets of the National League, |and Stengel would like to see/own question: CAN'T BUDGE HERD Ring Rules At | Stengel rasped Tuesday, '"'then|ness (of Lachine, Que.) at first|(Kranepool) we paid all that idee ew Pennsgt,| Tuesday as president of thelof Huntsville, Ont., business old Gil Hadges can't drag his} Hodges underwent surgeryjing the wings for a chance. jing to him for tips on this and ling officials seeking world wide) J@mes M. Johnston, invest-| icy wits, HELP | The conference, Klein said,|man of the board, will maintain|said, 'ana the wisdom and ex-| We Can Now smoother running, greater gas economy. That's why we've ) "If he can't make it from the|/him on first base. | "Of course not. Imagine what | R kin Pishits Post With Mets edskin Position see lon'* see why we can't take|base,"' Stengel said. He also onus money to. | ' ; F | é | Hl 1} 4 Pag " s Homer Talent Mey State Athletic Commis.|W@shington Senators baseballjmanager Joseph R. Burke and aching legs out to first base|for removal of a cartilage on| 'Do you know a better field.|that. They'd listen to him," |unification of boxing rules, reg-|™ent banker, took' over the top opens Feb. 10 in Mexico City|an office at D.C, Stadium and|perience he can bring to the TELEVISE YOUR CAR'S installed the very latest in electronic equipment. 'market, Saturday. "It was hockey night," says 'Herd. "This arena was original- tly built for hockey." * Mrs, Alma Vernon, president 'ot the figure skating club said eshe contacted Herd the day be- 'fore the pair won the champion- «ship. "I asked him if he thought 'it would be a good idea to have sthem perform between games. *He flatly refused, saying it was *a hockey night and only that!" « "I know if one of the teams 'won a championship, all of our hiare improvement of training) history, resulted from a sugges- tion by Klein to Adolfo Lopez} Mateos, president of the Mex.) ican State Athletic Commission. | Among. items to be discussed jand conditioning techniques for| boxers; uniformity of regula- tions; protection of boxers, both physical and financial; unifica-| tion and implementation of world championship regulations | and the establishment of an or. the first of its kind in boxing|= i FRONT-END ALIGNMENT ALL CARS 95 | Our Allen-tronic Engine Analyzer gives a quick, clear picture. | If your car's not performing 'up to snuff' it's easy to tell what's | wrong... and why, PREVENTATIVE MAINTENANCE PAYS FOR ITSELF IN PERFORMANCE AND SEE HOW IT WORKS... STOP IN GASOLINE. ECONOMY «club members would be out to "greet them, no matter what .time' they arrived, I think it *was poor sportsmanship on his JOHN BEAN PHONE "Visualiner"' 728-6221 SPECIAL ie. Free Pick-Up and Delivery Service HW OGENERAL TIRE OF OSHAWA .»» AND BRING YOUR CAR IN FOR A COMPLETE ENGINE ANALYSIS JOH Z Ww OHN KENT'S ganization of boxing federations to encompass the world. | One of the most important jitems .to be discussed, said| |Klein, is the enforcement of the World Boxing Association's no-| return-bout rule in connection) with championship matches. "ALLEN-TRONIC ENGINE ANALYZER Harold Forder, Axvna's father, 'says he will take 'her to skate --" if they aren't wanted ANNA FORDER and » ' RICHARD STEPHENS | "I heard a lot of praise from} *the Newmarket crowd," says|would have given three or four to get Mr. Herd to agree, but + Powell. 'It makes you feel good! minutes for their act." he wouldn't budge. 'when you know somebody cares! "You have to give a lot of; "It's going to be Port Perry's) for talent on the ice." lpraise to their teacher, Johnjloss if Anna and Richard are) "Don't get me wrong," Powell/ Wild, for the way they perform-|forced to go to another centre| continued, "I'm all for hockey.|ed, Saturday," said J. J, Gibson,|to do their skating," said Wild, I had a son who played Mon-/reeve of Port Perry. who handles teaching in two] day night, but just as a sign of} "I feel bad about them not/|other rinks. 'I believe they are good will, you'd think they'performing," he said. "We tried! '68 Olympic material'. OPEN FRI. NITES esteFin TI 9 Pom. Tire and Auto dimly Service Bays 'Til 6 p.m. 145 KING ST. WEST PHONE 728-1607 534 RITSON RD. S. 728-6221 Look !! Look! ! 36-INCH NK BEDS! WAGON WHEEL @ Complete with mattress, spring and ladder. © Sturdy eon- struction © Ist Quality ¢ $120.00 Value © Priced from SMASHED PRICES Korting FM-AM MITHEREENS! 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