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THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thdredey, Merch 25,1965 7] NHL To Help National Team HAMILTON, Ont. (CP)-- Clarence Campbell, president of the National Hockey League, said- Wednesday night that the co-operation of the league will] likely be forthcoming in the creation of a future Canadian national team. Mr, Campbell told a meeting of the Canadian Club that a western hockey official has suggested the formation of aj team from top graduating ju- nior players in the country. The move would require the co-operation of the NHL, which owns rights to the players, said Mr. Campbell. But there would be no problem. He said the league would have to have full jurisdiction over the team, including the appointment of coaches and managers. "The team would have to run like a professional team and play against professional cal- ibre- competition," he said. Mr. Campbell said Canada was handicapped under the archaic rules governing qual- ification for Olympic hockey. 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Canadiens survived this par- diens' net, as Jean-Guy Tal- bot (17) tries unsuccessfully to take the puck away and "RED" KELLY (4) of To- ronto Maple Leafs sweeps in behind the Montreal Cana- . Toronto Maple Leafs Halt Canadiens Drive Canadian Open By THE CANADIAN PRESS | The Canadiens on the other) Cournoyer was selected byjnoyer "because it had to be ajmoney for the Canadian Open|s With their precarious two-|hand take on the two have-nots|Montreal coach Toe Blake to|man on the ice" and "in the last/ golf tournament will be doubled point hold on first place in the|--Boston Bruins in Montreal/take the penalty shot after|game we played, we went in on|this year to $100,000, the Royal National Hockey League tem-|Saturday night and the Rangers|referee Frank Udvari penalized|Glenn Hall and stuck it right up|Canadian Golf Association an- porarily assured, Detroit Redjin New York. Sunday. Leaf defenceman Carl Brewer,|in the corner." nounced Wednesday. Wings will have two additional] Toronto's victory Wednesday|the league's leading badman,' Goalie Bower said he thought] The winner's share will be objectives in mind tonight when|night helped take the heat off/for grabbing the loose puck 4S|the Canadiens' youngster suf-|$20,000 instead of $7,500, said they play host to New York/Crozier as well as the Redlit lay unprotected near the Tor-|fered a slight loss of puck con-|RCGA president Bruce Forbes. Rangers. |Wings. The young Detroit goalerjonto goal line, Bower wWasltro} as he approached the net,|The runner-up will receive $12,- Beside attempting to open the|heads the netminding parade|sprawled out of position as alpyt Cournoyer said he had tried|000 instead of $4,300. two-point gap between them-|with 166 goals against, whilejresult of a Montreal ganging|tg fake a shot, then poke the] The 1965 open is scheduled selves and Montreal Cana-|Johnny Bower's two-against iniplay at the time. |puck through Bower's legs. for July 14-17 at Toronto's Mis- diens, the Wings hope to set ajthat game pushed his total to) However, Cournoyer skated)' The penalty shot could have|sissauga Golf and Country record for the longest consecu-|169. right in on Bower only to have/heen attempted by any Mont-|Club. Defending champion is tive home winning streak and| The Toronto victery came in|the veteran skate out andirea) player on the ice when the|Australia's Kel Nagle, who help rookie netminder Roger|the third period when Frank|smother the shot in his pads. |nenalty was called. edged Arnold Palmer last year Crozier capture the Vezina|Mahovlich and Ron Ellis slap-| Following the game, coach -- by two strokes with a 54-hole| Trophy. ped two behind little Charlie|Blake said he selected Cour-| total of 277, seven under par, at| Both the Wings and Crozier|Hodge in a matter of 27 sec- SOCCER SCORES Montreal Pinegrove. _ | received a big boost Wednes- ag hig -- ee it was t iy Forbes pot the ---- day night when the resurgentjhis 22nd counter of the season, W ds k T LONDON (Reuters) -- purse was made possible by a Toronto Maple Leafs--mired in arg sr yer) 2 an his 00 oc ' 1€S results Giobapeder Acted new financi prrengomedt the fourth playoff spot and un-/23rd. Another rookie, Pete stem- . with the sponsorfhe total jack- able to better that position--|kowski, assisted on both the ty- Senior Series ao age ad pot now is 20 times the amount halted the Habs' march to first/ing and winning goals. Cardiff 2 Southampton 2 offered when the Canadian place by scoring a 3-2 victory} After a scoreless first period) OAKVILLE (CP)--Art Sulli-|Derby 2 Rotherham 2 {Open started in 1936. at Maple Leaf Gardens. |Habs' Bobby Rousseau got one'van scored three goals to pace | The 'new «financial arrange- The Leafs' victory left the Division TH ments are contained in a con- Detroit club in first place with $3 points. Canadiens remained second with 81 and Chicago diens ahead 1-0. Toronto de- fenceman Kent Douglas got that one back at 6:10 of the period Black Hawks and Toronto wercjon a play from Andy Bathgate third and fourth with 76 and 72/and Mahovlich. respectively. Ten minutes later John Fer- The suddenly lively Leafs,/guson fed a pass to Ralph. Back- who have scored 17 goals injstrom, who promptly sank his . their last three games, could bej25th marker of the year behind the deciding factor in the final] Johnny Bower. standings. EQUALLED RECORD |WINS THREE STRAIGHT Veteran Johnny Bower gained} The Red Wings equalled thejhis third successive win since 18-game home victory mark set fn 1944 by Canadiens Sunday night when they downed Chi- cago 5-1. This weekend they have a Saturday and Sunday =o Series with the returning to the Toronto nets following a rib injury which had sidelined him for three weeks. Bower was particularly effec- tive in the third period when he stopped Montreal's Yvan Cour- noyer on a penalty shot. at: the 3:31 mark to put Cana-|Woodstock Athletics overtime victory over Oakvill Oaks in an Ontario Hookey As- sociation Senior A final. game Oaks forced the overtime when Bob Bishop tied the game 3-3 with 20 seconds remaining in the third period. Sullivan put Woodstock in front to stay early goal lead less than a minute later. Jack Price's second goal of the night, but Bobby Robinson Woodstock goal. Jim Donaldson scored another Oakville goal |with 90 seconds to go. | Bryle Klinck of Woodstock! HOCKEY SCORES, STANDINGS [t25:ec"t stser*goa. "" By THE CANADIAN PRESS | National League | Cleveland 22 43 5 220 282 49 Wednesday's Results W LT F A PtiRochester 3 Cleveland 4 Detroit Montreal Chicago Toronto New York Boston Wednesday's Result Montreal 2 Toronto 3 (Only game scheduled) Thursday's Game New York at Detroit (Only game schéduled) Saturday's Games Boston at Montreal Detroit at Toronto (Only games scheduled) Sunday's Games Montreal at New York Toronto at Detroit Chicago at Boston (Regular season ends) | American League } Eastern Division 35 22 11 204 176 81 34 27 8 223 173 76 +29 25 14 199 169 72 | WLT F A Pt) Quebec 43 25 1 271 215 87 Hershey Baltimore Spring'ld Prov. 33 31 Western Division Rochester 47 19 3 293 188 97 Buffalo 38 25 6 242 207 §2 Pittsburgh. 28 35 6 218 248 62 34 31 4 237 228 72) 5 263 236 71/Regina 6 Dryden 4 29 37 4 234 263 62) 20 48 2 186 297 42\ries 3-2) 38 22 7 213 166 83/Pittsburgh 2 Hershey 3 Western League Oaks hag a wide margin of \play as Woodstock's Ron Salter \faced 45 shots. 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