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THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thursday, February 6, 1964 15 Coach Faiher Baue Al Caron N ew sted 8 othr in 0 gin more than teammate Ray Cul Refuses To Pa nic Point Leader 5 eis: seo a ant en CPHL . Phil Esposito, called up two By JACK SULLIVAN |Czechs who did everything but| Forhan, the only Canadian Scoring Miewis atthe National" Canadian Press Sports Editor |knock the Canadians into the|Player besides goalie Seth Mar- Hawks of 'the National Hockey INNSBRUCK, Austria (CP)--|pox seats to theltin of Trail, B.C., with interna-| Al Caron, hard-shooting for-|League from the Braves, re- Hey. David Bauer has to be the . tional experience, scored three|ward with St. Louis Braves, took tains third place with 26 goals most patient person in this|NOT FORGETTING of Canada's goals Wednesday.lover the scoring leadership in|@nd 54 assists. Tyrolean town. "We aren't forgetting that|Ray Cadieux, 21, of Ste. Adele, |the Central Professional Hockey ian rd a St. Louis pane: Hig Canadian Olympic hockey|ight," said right winger Bog|Que., Terry Clancy, 20, of Ot-League this week, hot Githert of Mis kbd lis' Bri. team is playing like a bunch of|Forhan of Newmarket, Ont., an|tawa, and team captain Hank : iS Gio dos soon I ames high school all-stars and he re-/9ld hand in international com- Akervall, 26, of Port Arthur,/one goal and set up Almetov's|and has 29 assists for 64 = fuses to panic, even with the|Petition who played on Canada's won the other Canadian) pair, Omaha's Boh-Courey ie haya squad's decisive games against|!osing teams in the 1960 Olym-|82!S. Syen (Tumba) Johansson,|njace with 28 coal and 34 sae lovakia and Russigecom-|Pics and 1963 world champion-| The Russians blasted 105|Nils Nilsson, Uno Orhlund and sists for 62 points - ing wo. niriest of all b i ballon Jenne win Alesevtey Atfurica for Bwenee, a : "we've always " all we wan tir ansen w lexander Al:|twice for Sweden against the} A foot vibrator in London's Sule heme Pal Wolesslad them on the scoreboard and|metov, Boris Maiorov and Le-|Swiss, while Josef Cerny was|Victoria Station, for sixpence, then we wouldn't mind roughingjoni Volkov each getting twojthe Czechs' top man against the|tickles and tingles ti feet after Canada defeated k- " sister Fintend re on the fitth them up. goals. Konstantin Loktey got/U.S. with a pair. back into shape. round of the seven-game round- "eames robin Olympic hockey cham- : pionships. That put Canada right up there at the top with the Rus- sians, who were much more impressive as they walloped Germany '10-0 Wednesday. . ' Sweden and Czechoslovakia, * . . still in the gold medal pee, also were more impressive. The a say Swedes licked winless Switzer- THIS DEFENCE HAS Amen Carl Brewer (2) and League game _ in Toronto seau's goal gave Canadiens a@ |jand 12-0 and the Czechs downed HOLE IN IT--Montreal for- Kent Douglas (19} to score on Wednesday night. At right, 1-0 lead over Leafs in the the United States iad oi ward Bobby Rousseau (15) Johnnie Bower in the first rear, is Montreal forward first geriod. slips between Toronto defence. period of the National Hockey Henri Richard (16), Rous- --(CP. Wirephoto) Reg ol mg ah ing top of FURNITt J RE WOR | > @) WLT F APt Russia 5 0.0 47 610 Montreal Canadiens oat bl presents Father Bauer even managed ; a smile after Wednesday's hor- s rible effort, although he must} . an oron. O ed a have wondered whether the ao = : 8 months - long preparations he| ! made in efforts to build a team capable of getting the Olympic hockey title back to Canada was ks Defeat Wi le pias Haw S ered Ings ee a lia in the Annual By THE CANADIAN PRESS | while downed Detroit 4-2 andjthe third period on goals by,tice, Andy Hebenton and Orland|IDLE TODAY Montreal and Chicago aren't|/Boston edged New York 3-2. Johnny McKenzie and Kenny|Kurtenbach -- who scored all] The Canadians are idle today making much headway against} Little Bobby Rousseau, who Wharram, but Detroit bounced|three Bosotn goals. along with the other six in the| each other in their neck-and-|ccored five times against De-|back to tie the count with three! It was only the fourth loss in|Championship play. | neck battle for the Nationaljtroit last Saturday, got Mont-minutes to go. 16 games for the revitali h i H Hockey League leadership, butlreal's winning goal in the mid-| Larry Jeffrey scored at 12:20 New York club, who won. aoe einae olcht ana dateraay thas they're making it tough for theldle of the first period and Gilles|@nd_ Alex Delvecchio at _17:06./tied two in that period. take on the Russians, These rest of the league' to catch wp. Tremblay added the insurance| Then Chicago's Ab McDonald] perhaps the best indication of|t¥9 games (at 2:30 p.m. EST When Canadiens first joined] marker with less than two min- "a passes from Wharram and)inei- renewed popularity with|*tday and 11 a.m. Saturday) : the high-flying Hawks in first/ytes left in the game. tan Mikita and fired the win- i t , N-lthe homet will be broadcast in Canada epee two weeks ago, Toront0) (Canadiens kept-the Leats bot- ning goal past Detroit goalie crowd a tL ea tenth ceula over the CBC national radio shele gl gg tled up for most of the contest, Lit Sawchuk from closely, sellout at Madison Square|"etwork. Been waiting for sale time te get the best appiiance ata saving? Fer a limited tine only, \ points behind and when Toronto players did Gardens. The Russians also have a big) .| Wharram scored his second break out thelr shots were er-| Wharram scored his second) "1h65° acxenney then scored|{est Friday when they take on you can get traditional Westinghouse quality for less. Brand new merchandise, fresh from Since then, Montreal and Chi- ratic : . ' Sweden, which meets the cago have picked up nine points!" "rn. goal Ro t inet at 19:27. twice to give New York the . the fine. Want Vahee Savings Better act fast. Come in and see these sch, Te icine Tan edi int the Lea el yaa And MoD we cry a" imamate, -- ued wee oul % off his leg, The shot came from s : . out of steam in sy eight peints|°T,tus leg, The shot came fromline night with three apiece, | Hebenton got his 12th goal ot|to win," Father Bauer sald: af today. at the blue line. HAUNT FORMER the season at 15:33, and Kurten-|ter Wednesday's oS 4 game. "It both- ws The other teams lost ground) Wrempiay's goal capped al In New York, bag Saas bach popped in the winner 27/ers me to think about the next too, but only Detroit fared a5) 1.5: passing' pl seconds later. : ; | play that started| met defeat at the . two games. But we always poorly as the hapless Toronto) nen he and Henri Richard former pooling "elind bcs The slim victory kept Boston's|come up when it really matters, H elub. night's game was broke away with only one de- playoff hopes alive, Bruins now when the competition is tough." Wednesday fenceman to beat. The Leafs are nine points behind the} They may have something go- an example of superior Mont-,.4 four forwards on the ice Three Minor Clubs fourth - place Rangers, whom|ing for them against the Czechs. real hustle as Canadiens back), an effort to tie they meet again toni; ' i ght in Bos-|All the Canadian players re- . cect funy nd, Sana! chr dew," nenenes| Want Howie Young]? meni thy en tne | | ----_! Automatic 30" the Leafs 5 Kent Douglas to him, then flip- g Chicago visits Detroit for to- Sudbury, Ont.; when the Czechs! . on ped a neat pass to Tremblay.| CHICAGO (AP) -- San Fran- night's only other scheduled|lost 4-0 but gave the Canadian : LEAFS ON MARK The left winger drilled the puck|ciseo Seals: and Los Angeles|S*™°- players a. physical going-over. i Thirty » th . we ' petite @ or) BUT NO GOALIE "lite outaietched. love 'of Foreugue are sone tee minse| OLD COUNTRY callel 4a teak conteey-ii to toe ) ne: rotisserie onto goalie Johnny Bower. league teams that have made TORONTO (CP) -- Toronto | Charlie Hodge, the Montrealipids for defenceman Howie SKIERS CALLED PROS Maple Leafs proved some- netminder, had a_ relatively/Young, Chicago Black Hawks SOCCER SCORES WINNIPEG (CP) --A _ for- . WS A rf thing Tuesday that manager- =, cnn getting the shutout--| general manager Tommy Ivan mer Austrian skier said here ran e coach Punch Imlach and - ourth of the season. said Wednesday, LONDON (AP) -- Results of/Tuesday Olympic skiers from IW many of their fans have sus- © e -- only 23 shots, and| Ivan said a decision on what|Wednesday night's Old Countryjhis and some other European ; pected for a long time. -- ee st gag ea alto do with Young will be made|soccer games (home team first)|countries are professionals. : Y ; They can hit opposition ~ yh te Toronto's _bigisoon. Young, who drew a five-| | Under-23s Internationals | |Hans Gmoser, now living in ' 'Tits goalies with their shots. ~_ ee ovlich in the third)game suspension recently for|England 3 Scotland 2 Banff, Alta., said most top Eur- te cook on. And the rotisserie will bring On the eve of a game here "co . Rye was treated for/misconduct at Toronto, was|Ireland 3 Wales 3 opean skiers have jobs in name : the delights of the barbecue to your table with league - leading Mont: . -- head at the Montreal|waived by the five other Na- Football League Cup only. The skiers train constantly round. Roasts and fow! will bedone real Canadians, Imlach had sie ' ( : . |tional Hockey League clubs last Semi-final first leg and their employers pick up the : yer wil his charges out for target t was a different stony in Chi-| week. Leicester City 4 West Ham |bills. Gmoser, a summertime to delicious what's more, practice. cage, where the Hawks broke] Young has said he will quit] United 3 Rockey Mountain guide and ' becuase the oven doer lifts off, the oven He rigged up a plywood a -2 tie by scoring twice in/hockey rather than play in the Semi-final second leg winter outdoors lecturer, came board considerably smaller |the last 68 seconds. minors, but Ivan said "he|Manchester City 1 Stoke City 0/to Canada from Austria 12 years) than the goalmouth opening, | They had a 2-0 lead going intolhasn't told me that." |. (Stoke won on aggregate 2-1)lago. | hung it from the crossbar end ee rai instructed his National Hockey League professionals to shoot at it. "Hit it the same way you walk in and hit the opposi- | } tion goalies," he said What. he had in mind was that they should shoot the puck between the plywood and the goal posts. 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