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To YMHA Blues Set the lead, Instead of working the ball in to centre Carl Cheski, who by this time was giving Blues' Mal Cheslar all kinds of trouble, the Hawks worked as individuals and opened up an outside shooting game which saw the Blues pick off all the rebounds and move back into the age The locals gave it one last to just two points, then missed a pair of relatively easy shots, which could have tied the game, with less than two minutes re- maining. YMHA went on from there to win going away, 78-67. Bob Petmanu;: and Herb Cohen were the big shooters for YMHA with 24 and 22 points respectively. Joe Bobkin, a vet- with the best in the province, added 17, Centre Cari Cheski enjoyed his best night of the season, coming up with 19 points, high- est single game total for an Oshawan this vear. Garney Gunn scored 16 points while Gary Newitt turned in a 14- point pe. ormance. FOUL SHOTS -- Hawks, minus Bob Grier, Tom Olinyk, Ed Kolodzie and Fred Reilly, still managed to produce an ex- citing game, just missing on their last minute rally . . YMHA eran who at one time ranked); ° scored on 32 field goals, 16 in each half, while counting 14 of vee oye lage ogg on for 12 field goals in the first half, 13 in the second period jand went 17 for 28 from the foul line . . , Blues failed to make any local fans when they trooped in 45 min- utes late and seemed to think it was quite a joke ... Hawks suited up a new player for the occasion in the person of Char- lie Sorrie, former Queen's play- er and Peterboro Jr... . Sorrie is a hard worker and coulg be a valuable addition to the club. . This was the sixth-straight loss for the Hawks, who have yet to have a full team for ei- ther a practice or a game. . Hawks host Peterboro Jets next Thursday night. at Donevan Gym, . . Oshawa lost a sueak- er to the Liftlock City the last time the two teams met in Peterboro. YMHA (78) -- Petmanus (24), H. Cohen (22), Bobkin (17), Cheslar (10), Si'verman (3), M. Cohen (2), Levko, Kaplan, HAWKS (67) -- Cheski (19), Ginn (16), Newitt (14), Booth (6), J. Kolodzie (6), Oldfield (4), Sorrie (2). Officials -- Dave and Lionel Kelly. 'Cinderella Pair' To Represent Canada In Skating At Olympics VANCOUVER (CP)--A Cinde- rella team will help represent Canada at the Olympic figure skating championships in Aus- tria starting Jan. 29. Faye Strutt, 16, and Jim Wat- ters, 17, will be making their first bid in international skating ~in the pairs competition -- 'after being together only a few months, They made the Olympic team by coming third in the Olympic trials at Toronto last first time in national senior events--not counting the trials--| et the Canadian championships at North Bay, Ont., Jan. 16, in a bid to gain a place on Canada's ane for the world champion- ' Their showing at the Olympic trials surprised the experts, in- cluding Dr, Hellmut May, their own coach ong a former Olym- Only Jim had previous expe- rience in national competition. He and Wendy Warne came ser- ond in the national junior pairs in 1961 and 1963, and in the British Columbia senior pairs in 1960, 1061 and 1062. Last summer Wendy dropped out, and May recommended that Jim team up with Faye Strutt, top female gkater at suburban Kerrisdale Figure Skating Club where he is the professional. In the Olympic trials, the North American champion pair of Guy Revell and Debby Wilkes of Unionville, Ont., placed first and Neil Carpenter and. Lynda Ward--who had been skating to- gether for years--came second. Jim and Faye were only <.7 points behind them in third place. Both Jim and Faye are Grade 11 students and are determined to finish their schooling. To get as much practice time as pos- sible, Faye moved in with Jim's family, and they attend the same school. with skating sessions before school; in the afternoons and sometimes the evenings, Four afternoons a week they skip school to practice, and their teachers put in extra time help- ing them in their school work. The coach says the skaters and their parents are paying up to $125 a month renting ice and paying other expenses to permit practices, "They will have to pay their own way to North Bay," he added May is going with them to Austria--a country for which he compéted in two Olympics--at his own expense. He competed in 1936 and 1948 in the singles, and 10 years ago moved to Moncton, N.B., as a club professional. He came here the following year, The young skaters will com- pete in both junior and senior pairs at North Bay. If they make second place in the se- niors they will be on the Cana- dian team in the world cham- HARD PRACTICE They practise 17 hours a week, pionships, to be held shortly after the Olympics. Old Country Soccer Has Big 'Upset Day' By M. McINTYRE HOOD Special to The Oshawa Times LONDON -- Boxing Day of 1963 will go down into soccer football history in England as the day of crazy scores, freak results. and the massacre of goalkeepers. Ten first division matches were played on that day. And in them 66 goals were scored, a record for any one day's matches in the 100 years of organized football, Fulham led the way with a 10- 1 victory over luckless Ipswich, hopelessly in last place in the table, Blackburn Rovers came to London and went back with an 8-2 victory over West Ham. with ---- now only one point behind the Spurs. BLACK SPOT There was one black spot in the day's pi ings. Four players were ordered off the field for questionable tactics. Most noteworthy of the of- fenders was Pat Crerand, Scot- tish international wing half of Manchester United. This makes him the fifth United player to be ordered off the field since the start of the present season, the others being Noel Cantwell, Dave Herd, Albert Quixall and Denis Law, who is now about half-way through his 28-day sus- pension, This record is quite out of Liverpool scored six goals against Stoke and Burnley scored six against Manchester United. Chelsea scored five against Blackpool, and Toitten- ham and West Bromwich Albion shared eight goals between them in a 44 draw. TOP SCORERS Graham Leggat of Fulham. Andy Lochhead of Burniey, and Roger Hunt of Liverpool led the day's scorers with four goals each, Leggat securing three of 'his within three minutes. Pick- of Blackburn, McEvoy o' ' Bla rn and Howtield of Ful- ham scored three goals each. Net result of all this goal scor- ing was to give Blackburn @ one-point lead over Tottenham "Northern Dancer' Will Race In US. TORONTO (CP) -- Northern Dancer, from the E. P. Taylor Windfields Farm in Toronto. who earned a Canadian record $90,635 on Ontario tracks last year, will campaign in the United States, it was announced Friday. The three-year-old, winner f character for a team like Man- chester United, and it is now becoming regarded as one of the toughest playing teams in the league. United's hope is that Crerand will be given a much shorter period of DAVE WOODLEY Another crucial contest con- fronts Oshawa Generals on Sunday night at Bowmanville when they host Boston Bruin- sponsored rivals, Niagara Falls Flyers, starting at 7:30 p.m. Generals increased their lead over seventh place Ham- ilotn Red Wings Thursday night in Hamilton and a vic- tory Sunday would aid consid- CANADA OUTDOORS tn CoS wees VOT Tm TC erevem, GILLES MAROTTE erably as they strive to hold the final playoff position. Two key defensive» stalwarts for Niagara Falls, in wy current successful string of games, with only one defeat in their last 10 outings, are Dave Woodley (eft) and Gilles Mar- otte. They combine with goal- tenders Bernie Parent and Doug Favell, to create havoc with opposing forwards. Jr. Keystoners Upset Avons Thursday night, at the new Simcoe Hall Boys' Club, The Simcoe Hall Keystoners upset the Toronto Avon Sportwear Club by a score of 54 to 41. Avons were last year's Metro Toronto Intermediate champs and had won 12 of 15 games this year. The Keystoners mean- while were playing their first game on their home floor. In the first half, the tenacious checking game employed by the Keystoriers disorganized the Avons' fast break attack. Guards Stan Seneco and Jim Rowden consistently picked off passes and organized scor- ing offenses for Simcoe. Hall. Bill Jepma provided a power- ful scoring splurge, garnering 12 points on well earned lay- ups. Stan Seneco added 8 with good outside shooting: For Avons, Bill Jackson and Tan McIntosh led with five points apiece. The half-time score was 29 to 21 for Oshawa. The second half saw Bill Jepma and Stan Seneco con- tinue to provide the scoring punch for Oshawa, with eight and six respectively. Big Ron Burnett added four and con- trolled the rebounds. For Avons, Rich Mermer and Chuck Tonna added six. apiece. OSHAWA: -- R. Burnett 4, J. Rowden 6, M. Boivin 5, B. Jepma 20, K. Hickey 2, J, Brady 2, S. Seneco 14. TORONTO: -- I. Mcintosh 5, J. Denofred 2, J. Faulkner, B. Jackson 7, R. Mermer 10, B. 'Baker 4, C. Tonna 8, B. Old- ree 2, R. McGregor, J. Chris- tie 3 Officials, T. Nelson and K. Buchanan Y.A. Tittle Misses NFL Bowl Game OS ANGELES (AP) -- Quar- terback Y. A, Tittle of New York Giants has withdrawn Oshawa And Courtice In Hockey Play The Oshawa-Courtice Hockey League is now playing in the rooklin Arena, on Monday nights, with all six teams swing- ing into action, The first game saw Beaupre rr defeat Dodds Motor Sales 4 to 1. The Spur team, who did not have a lot of their regulars present, put up a fine display of hockey. Beaupre Spur goals were scored by Blake, picking . two, and John Beaupre and acDonald picking up singles. LOTS OF GOALS Morrison BA and McGrath Plumbing went on a_ scoring government _|the black bear off its list of pro- WINNIPEG (CP)--The Mani- toba has ' crossed tected animals. He will be fair game for hunters and trappers|effect this year, Cc, H, (Buck) Witney, natural resources minister, said in. an- nouncing the move that in some areas of the province bears are becoming a nuisance, The bear was.put on the pro- tected list by an order-in-council more than three years ago. Hunting was allowed in. only three predator control areas. Previously anyone with trap or gun coal hunt bear, G. W. Malaher, provincial game director, says the protec- tion served as a crack-down on "traffic in bear cubs." They had been caught and sold to pet shops or as commercial attrac- tions, Now an increase has been noted and bears have bothering both trappers and summer home dwellers, In some cases they have eaten beavers from. traps, upset traps|® and made genera: nuisances of|\> themselves along the traplines. |) At summer resorts, for ex- pecially in dry years when the berry crop is thin in their nor- mal haunts. HOMING INSTINCT Some have been killed or caught live in traps and trans- lanted to le lated areas. But this hasn't "always worked. moved 35 miles but 10 days later back at the same place again. He was identified by his yellow-painted rump. will permit registered trappers to take black bear on their reg- istered traplines during the pe- riod in which beaver trapping is permitted on the lines. Manitoba Eases Laws Protecting Black Bear been|) ample in the Whiteshell area of|© eastern Manitoba, they have be-|} come a problem, Mr. Witney]; says, They go after garbage, ~ . Mr, Malaher tells of one bear|@) The new provincial regulation < some will probably end up as hats 'for British Guards regi-/Tony's ments, : ae --T will be in only 'ore the tourist) season begins, ~ 'the length of the season season depending on the area, iaNorth of the Sird paral = xima teodatas at Macrae LW vp por son will run from ee tae 11 to' May a, peg South of that, PrO-lexcept in the Whiteshell Provin- cial Forest Reserve, the season will be from April 27 to 16. The Whiteshell season will be April 27-May 9. Bear-hunting licences will cost residents $5.25, non - residents $10.25. A sports hunter dol be limited to one bear, with pig will still be protected and so will poisr bears, in far northers: parts of -- itoba, Hunting with dogs won't be allowed, UAW League © Hockey Facts LEAGUE STANDING . = Merchants con City Wide Vendomatic mroo™ eeoess 4 ee a ssss< «8 onan >] the area "s > natentnet lerchants -Wide Myles ch City. "Wide a wonae eo ee a0 00 oo EESSP pwone Automatic Delivery by Metered Trucks Phone 668-3341 BOX 39 Mr, Malaher says a bear pelt rampage, with McGrath coming out on top of the 11 to 7 score. Morrison BA can't seem to get rolling! Their scorers were: Courtice, Pickle, Thompson, Johnson, Essery, Leaman and Muir. McGrath scorers and McDonald with singles. WIN FOR FOLEY'S feated Bud's team 6 to 3. Bud's team jumped into a two goal lead on goals scored by Roman. uck and Myles, but Foley retali- ated and tied it up on goals by Weidmark-and Ward, Foley went ahead again on a goal by Row- botham but Bud's tied it up as Perry scored, Finally, Foley's charged to victory as they scor- ed three-more goals by Yahn, Ward and Long. Each team re- ceived three penalties in this ex- McGrath YES te Gage citing game. Foley Beaupre Dodd Bud Morrison 0 2 1 0 0 from the Nat Football League's pro bowl game be- cause of a knee injury and will be = by Norman Snead than the 28 days meted "out to Denis Law, ayd that is quite likely as he has had a clean record up to datee FEW CHANGES Boxing Day games made no changes in the standings at the top of the other three divisions in England. Sunderland anc Leeds played a 1-1 draw, Leeds are still three points ahead of Sunderland and Pres- ton, who climbed into a second- ae tie by winning 4-0 gt Car- Coventry were held to a 1-1 draw at Grimsby, while Oldham were winning 2-0 over Notts County so Coventry's lead h- been cut to five points, Third place Crystal Palace lost 2-1 ° Southend. «> ~re now two points behind Oldham, Gillingham \on their game at Chesterfield 2-0 while Crystal Palace were drawing 2-2 at Workington, so Gillingham now have a one-point lead in the seven of nine races in 1963, will compete in either the Feb. 5) Bahamas Stakes or Feb. 19) Everglade Stakes at Hialeah] Racetrack in Florida and defin- itely will enter the $100,000 Fia-| at the head of the first division, mingo Stakes March 3, also ag Hialeah. { Telephone Your Home Better PEATE -- FROM -- McLaughlin's 723- 3481 Prompt Delivery ! fy 24-Hr. Service McLaughlin Coal 110 KING ST. W. 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