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THE OSHAWA TIMES, Saturdey, November 4, 1967 7 NHL Teams The Best ---- os "a +: + __ Wysong Leads Hawaiian |Says Swedish Official Casper Trails In Second au. 8 OUTDOORS Se By Bill Owens y, Dr. Hugh Times Outdoor Writer ie By WALTER KREVENCHUK t ich will prob- be y UTER K YENCHUK | Russia's pass-conscious style of] Canada, he says, is good on HONOLULU oe * "i r than expect |, WINNIPEG (CP)--A_ much-|play. les power play and in checking|know okae age (Fae Meng rogue -- little i HE WAS. A big buck with a his head In an sient te \debated question in hockey cir- The outcome in a one- or two-|"but their skating is not s0/this thing," said Texan Dudley stands aie ae . d ive whe looks like trophy head and rack any reach the stinging #uund , \cles is how the Soviet Union's|game encounter, he says, would/good."" Sweden dumped Canada| Wysong, in front in the $100,000 is coditie's Hitt OF -- like his time are hunter would hang in- his He had heen standing but e |world champions would fare|be in doubt because of "the ran-|6-0 in the world tournament in| Hawaiian Obeh bi) Gale dete ba ool aa le brother,. also the last one." game room. During the night few moments dletanine te the jagainst the National Hockey|dom things that can happen."' | Vienna last March. _ < the halfway point. : i Aaa ' ld not com- he had not moved far from pack of hounds coming closer. art les : VALUES DIFFER WILT UNDER PROS "T don't even know what di: _,¥2S0n8 Said his round includ. reatment the ptotection of cedars and The dogs were running a true en Bag al ogg face | But after watching a handful) Wester is not worried about/rection I'm aiming the ball," he|°? SMe. inctedible pars that ving in hospi- slash because his four and' and fast course as they sped ra . id cia hoe ; One? | of NHL clashes, Wester con-/NHL money luring _Sweden's|saidy then walked to the prac- 'Saved the day for me." iger is porn half fare of life had at- into the upper end of the RrGut Mae ane tat aid is ny |cedes that there is such a "dif-/best players to North America. tice tee to work on his game : nn phone calls. tuned miter ey to all forms ravine. Fear and pain were lwould prevail in eh st a seven |{crent set of values" between) After a taste of tough profession-| Somehow Wysong managed to ig and sleep- of danger and he could sense confusing him as he fidgeted Natomas & Dest-ol-seven'the professional and European|@l hockey, he srys, Swedes will/put together a 69 over the wind- CONTINENTAL tance. that the coming day would be uneasily in the-cover and he sete styles of hockey that it is hope-/return to the slower-pace game'swept par-72 Waialae course STEAM BATH is a difficult different. His keen nose tested finally dashed out of the slash Over the seven-game haul, |jess to do a fair comparison they were raised on. along the Pacific shore Friday. s but the less the air currents constantly as and headed for the beaver j Wester says, the professionals! Brushing aside body contact) Sweden's 20-man national Wysong's total of 141 gave MASSAGE & radio and TV he bedded down for the day. ponds near the river. f= would prove 'much superior"'/as unimportant, he lauds the|team arrives in Canada Christ-\him a one-stroke lead over Billy WHIRLPOOL THERAPY 'ason he is in Suddenly the scent of man because of their ability to|nyy, for fast, skating and strong|as Eve, The tour, Wester/Casper, who had his second - ------ - it would be atrack his ponte as the AS HE neared the ponds he , er strong skating and shoot-|shooting, particularly the slap-|Says, is Govigned Je sis ae ee. straight 71 | Monday Special . ' Pf pir move- heard the whine of a bullet : i pine. |shot. In Sweden, things are|comers to the club a taste of, Jim Grant, playing in only his | Ys ney Hn an _ ie hunting Stands, over his head followed by the : e é tgs 4 spectator at two NHL con-|more sedate with the concentra-|"real hard games in a short second pro fournament. man- FOR LADIES a not jis' gi a " meiee within a rolling thunder. of the gun. Sie Stee, (tests during a recent trip tojtion on passing and stick han-|time and a good strong tourna- aoeq a 73, also for a 142Nglong | | (2 p.m. to 11 p.m.) ae Satria ve slg : : are he was The ponds offered no refuge ¢ anada to arrange a tour by his|dling. ment a Es _ with Ray Floyd and Dick Sikes ESS sapaner) hs . ie is a " be Pia ad taught so he turned in the direction country's national team, Wester} His personal seeding for the The Swedes will play the steve Spray, who won second i All other days, men only i inane Ae ear oa e was hidden of the lake. Soon he reached says the professionals. don't|Winter. Olympics in Grenoble,| Fastern division of Canada's| money at the Sahara Invitation- 2 p.m. to 11 p.m. spiced A ats : : the shore without incident but excel in every special thing but|France, Feb. 6-17, puts Russia|National team in Hull, Que..ja1 jact week, posted a 70 when Sundoys 8 a.m. to 1 p.m ' --_ were ven "aiciae : the dogs were gaining on him would soon be able to cope with!first and Czechoslovakia second,|Dec. 26; Sherbrook Beaver's| the wind was at its gustiest, and 16A Ontario St. 728 2460 nce urnin irty grey as a not scent. Despite his fear oye " ac. 24 y for the} i : rg el ad ng ee gy Fo world tournement 7 Ecc high outcrop of rock and oy membered an island in the ™m r ringe ayer ee an aie - lake. His mother had taken $ robin engagement with Russia} * Le wll | tled himself down for day- him there when they had been : . and Canada's Winnipeg - based! HLA. unior A Hocke light. Every breeze now pursured by dogs when he N I t t R National team brought the scent of man to but a fawn OW mpor an e Ing The a mahi at Hep ' ; ; 'ould see the inviting dot : Jan, |--Canada Sweden (a the big deer and his un- ee, ng co ' , : : - of land i F | THE C 166 dec te : im ternoon); Jan weden vs easiness increased. When the where ne. Pid Ww Hg ba k ¢ By THE CANADIAN PRESS 'team's management in recent Russia: Jan. $--Russla vs, Can: first bay of the hounds came safety from the hunters : Gary Jarrett was just a fringe sames : ida: Jan. 4--Canada vs. Swe- Haggarty, Ross floating over the ridge he the persistent cle a aprarn benefit when he went to Detroit), a man blanked Montreal den; Tan, 5 "Sweden vs. Rus NOV 4 n Makey shared knew he was in deadly danger ° dogs. Without sicher ie vie Red Wings in 1965 in a deal en- 5-0 Wednesday night and are Td re f-- Sue avs, Canada bd 'iagara Falls. as his memory of other years tion he lige wate the. sha gineered_ by Toronto Maplejhungry for their seventh victors Ba puke home. the Huskinte etc NTR os, whose only came to him. He rose slowly ws . : Leafs. The Wings got. Andy|Of the season tonight against 7 " a Canada - , . se § J ater and ¢ , 1 Se ; . sige il ay a Western Canada e been adminis- and stealthily to his feet for water itd on pilot ay sho) eis Bathgate and Jarrett in ex-|/New York. The Rangers won 5-3 ad ge SNe Ge Ale | GAME TIME Flyers, received he knew he would soon have he had no trouble in the. water. Bag change for defenceman Marcel/In the only other meeting be feam in Edmonton Jan, 8 and 7:15 P.M, m captain Tom to make a bid for safety, The Woes checked 6 fi : ait E *., |Pronovost as both teams sought {ween the two clubs this year, anndate. astern: Natinal teat i, Hamill and Rick The hounds were racing in the et hie oP the ne me S ft, needed strength in their bid for SAGGING ATTENDANCE bie Onnwa "a 4 : he others. along the crest of the r R rae the Stanley Cup plealanininrs f % sat lbwAveclindiu habe By : OSHA » g ridge ponds ¢ S gav * " 5 hile nnn Dori d five goals in a tls, Aedes ib Geek ee ce oo oe é athgate fitted into the In Philadeiptia, the biggest OTHER TOURS reak open a 3-3 across a patch of open ground _ the island without being ccc Kile a Wings' lineup as a scorer and 'rouble with the Flyers has been' Four other' teams will also hner-scored_twe and-rock ~andintoa~ long, ~~ His feet struck thes Nd-bot: | eres Pronovost added muscle to the attendance. They have drawn aitour Canada. 'The Rumanian' . GENER rland, Bob Pate narrow ravine. Once in the tom and he Mister cuiesty EXHILARATION Deats" Uiteline: corps." Netther ee ee 58 fans during | National "team will play" in' St fe : : mane Guld ravinie-he stopped and llctenedintn ine Bar Agel i won the cup their last four home games and John's Nfld., Dec. 1; Moncton . M 'and Darryl Sit: for any sound which would in. the island t U.S. Vice = president Hu: During the match he--zot Bathgate was picked up this he ne Jargest crowd was 11.859)/N.B., Dec. 3; Saint John, N.B., vs » each, : dicate his being seen, but only < bert Humphrey leaps for in a round of golf course year by Pittsburgh Penguins of last Saturday against the Red Dec. 5: Drummondvyilte, Que cored twice and the yelping chorus of the THE DOGS had reached the | 40Y after sinking a long putt diplomacy and said the - the National Hockey TLeague's| Wings Dec, 6; in the Ottawa area Dec LONDON for Ottawa. hounds: "caiie' strong and edieer tie ake Padi during yesterday's golf talk was "very fruitful.' He ¢xpanded Wester Division and Another bugbear is penalties. 8. Canada's National team in ene clear. He moved slowly and trail ended. They worked bate match with Malaysian of- ond hid aids won the qatch Pronovost is still with the Leafs Philadelphia leads the entire Winnipeg Dec. 10; Brandon Dec Luc Bedard - : silently along. the narrow and forth in an effort to pick ficials at Kuala Lumpur. (AP Wirephoto) (But the Wings after two years,|!2-team NHL, with 157 minutes./11; Fort William Dec. 13; bes ket Holders use ravine. up the trail again but 'hey : have suddenly discovered. Jar-|That works out to an average of/Canada's Fastern National] Series No. 4 ERN there Wak ae pat 5 Pia a rett knocking around their farm pile than 19 minutes a game-- team in Hull Dec. 14; Sault Ste oe icale Gc Me AMmCErNy es £ § ee | syste nearly a full-period r . A 47 Ont ore P id THE WATCHFUL eye ofthe For half an hour the dogs Ar OS Able I 0 D "ieee handed om area aoe eee an ee Downtown Oshewe BUS SERVICE hunter was well behind him milled about in every direc. WING SPARKPLUC in otk : Dec. 19 i ' : L D. 6:1 45 now and he felt more at ease, tion and 'finally the tetas : : s + i a rape n other games Sunday night, The Italian National team will eave Downtown S - 6:4 He bounded into a lope'as the stiliness was heaven Lie ng . m ---- __And w at a discovery Jarrett Toronto is Boston to meet the/play in Toronto's Maple Leaf @ Jim Bishop's Sporting 7:13. Return after the game. cry of the hounds c sneage: en i "a bie has scored two goals and six as-|Bruins, Los Angeles plays De- Gardens Jan. 7; North Bay Jan fe Hades ame closer. human voice. One by one the emi- na OSI 10n sists so far this season to stand|troit and Chicago Black Hawks 8 and in the Montreal area Jan iad )MMERCIAL e had ran about a hundred dogs answered the call and all fourth in the Detroit scoring list}tangle with Californiz : See i : Downtown Oshowe NEXT HOME GAME G yards when he felt a burning was still g rea Ra SAaWin HERE TR A SUN., NOV, 12 pain across his back directly re eae By THE CANADIAN PRESS Aa . i and he's one of the big reasons! And coach Emile Francis of Moscow selects will play Can Generols vs Niegora Fells aver TE hae directly \n hour passed by with no | Lidell ped dea ia uS5 Toronto s health terally is|Detroit is in second place in the|the Rangers figures the Rang- ada's Eastern National team in @ Auditorium Box Office 1ED r his shoulder which was other sound but that of the For the first time since 1961,,good. Flanker Bobby Taylor is|)NHL's Eastern Division with six ers can carry their first-place 1 H : 6: i bec prov- followed by the ominous crack forest' being heard by the the final weekend of the East-jstill hampered by assorted/wins and one tie for 13 points momentum through tt pall ane ad tat a Contractor ' of the rifle. He veered swiftly rT bree: 6 ern Football C renc ruises } tr : iv Vi ee ee Weeks ince: Dec: 17, An Kimberley, h : veered swiftly deer. The breeze brought no (€rn Football Conference season | bruises and fullback Joe Wil-|. Only New York Rangers. with/end. BA Dec. 19: in Trail, B.C.,| Pieces nto a stand of sumac slash human scent and he knew he means something to Toronto Ar-|liams has been labelled a doubt-\q 6-1-3 record for 15 points, are| In an interview, the fiery against the Western Internation:| and stopped. His back was was safe. Only then did he lay | gonauts. ful starter because of 'a rib inju-|aheg hnoe 'piticoach said his i fs bik : ad ; | F i. : 7 : fe Oa JU- ahead of the Wings and Detroit,COach said his club is hitting)al Hockey League all-stars Dec bleeding slight! : ; : ' : 7 4 d ' f ULL'S RD, eding slightly and he tossed down to rest. The Argos, who meet Hamil-jry. If Williams cannot play,/has an opportunity tonight to|and Bob Nevin, the Ranger cap-'90: Canada's Winnipeg - based SOUTH ton . -jton Tiger-Cats at home Sunday) Cahill is likely to move Bill Sy-|take over first place in the east.itain, now has hit his stride. The National fdawi in victoria Hee - |to wrap up the regular season, | mons into his spot and give! oy, : s . winger went. scoreless in his i ' i ' V: 'ouver Dec 93° }cannot improve their third-place; Pete Manning a job at flanker The Rangers meet Toronto {inst seven games, t ' Pee Oe eee Naor -creeraneirasenereaearees es ern ennan ace |position but they can decide » ' |Maple Leafs tonight in Toronto}, |" Sames, but has aver-|Calgary Spurs in Calgary Dec. a who will be, their opposition in| oc ue oe a oa Se:jand the Wings have a relatively | 204 a goal a game in the Jast|26; in Ontario Dec, 28 and in ' is vere injury has been done to the i % ree outings. ry ey | | easy game against St. Louis) ~~ UN" iSudbury Dec. 29 a sudden-death semi - final Nov.!wallet of club president Lew!Blues--second-last team in the| s ® 11. : : 43 J : 0 ne -- nee Decided In Final Games se 1 mec: omoy mts ra ingle Waser Dim | STEP MENSON'S BILENDUKE"S ESSO SERVICE JOHN Pd Argo head coach Leo Cah-|Friday for expressing an un-|delphia Flyers, meet: the Cana- ' By THE CANADIAN PRESS for pass receptions in a season|~ nay [pleasant opinion about football/diens in Montreal, Pittsburgh' GARAGE ie pier ry a The Western. Football Confer-|and is within striking distance), The alternative is to meet the officials. Penguins play California Seals} @ Wheel Alignment Specialists ff Ph: 728-1411 BEAUPRE S ence pennant race goes down tolof the club record for yards|High-powered Ottawa Rough! 4 week earlier, president Sam/and Los Angeles Kings, first in| @ eare ar bere rao Miia ||| , ee a oe ee | clans le Hf sey! [Tune-Ups - Brake Service - General Repairs the wire this weekend as games|gained on pass receptions in a|Riders, who play the Alouettes) po oer of Ottaw. id $100 for brot t Winni 7 Ca ei 'in Montreal today. The Ottawa- aer awa paid § a CHUR at Winnipeg and Vancouver, the|season. Both marks were set. by Montreal game ai 2 p.m, Esv|similar comments. 15 CHURCH STREET last of the regular season in the! Ernie Pitts, | fs : For: the fledgling Flyers, it'll will be televised by the CBC; Ottawa's major concern sii, 9 rough ae ena. They play| Ph. 725-0522 the west, face Minnesota North Stars. ESSO Open 24 Hours Daily e i y vinds hing pp ln esi cade Moin won te bo o ®/ Eastern network and the Hamil-/(hat the cellar-dwelling Al-\the Canadiens again Sunday! Contenders for the first-place| ry ; st uwcew SuNGaY. /ton - Toronto clash Sunday will|ouettes will come up with one/night in a home-and-home dou- i play-off bye are Saskatchewan attendance Bebo! of 138.354 set! televised on the CTV eastern final effort to salvage a dismal pieheader. Lee Bisho Oshawa's Finest. Hote: Lye yee R Roughriders, who play Winni-|\;, 1995. 0,00 S&t/network. season. The only bright spot for Phila- RADIATOR cha a For---Parties-Sales. Meetings giclee doce pipes aia 2 : Phone 725-7622 Banquets --- Conventions peg Blue Bombers Sunday, and| If the Tiger-Cats win, they Montreal coach 0. K. Dalton/delphia is a probability that the Cleaning end Recoring Air-Conditioned Cottee Calgary Stampeders, who play|_1he weekend games may also winch first place. A tie with,Said Mickey Sutton will be used/Canadiens. will provide a con- New and Used Radiotore British Columbie. Lions tonight Haag the end of the two illUS-| Ottawa is possible in points, but {at defensive back and Dave siderable increase in ticket 42 Bond St. W PUT A TIGER IN Roughriders can win first| ir 0 ee pareert gure tac uadilion would be awarded | Lewis could play offence beside sales in Philadelphia Sunday Shop | YOUR TANK place by beating the Bombers ating f Winnie - and Ken' first place on the strength of| Charlie Scales. night--a sore spot with the 725-1633 OPEN 24 HOURS A DAY | only if Calgary loses to last- " annipeg. two victories in three regular- pawns mm = --_ ; place B.C. Faloney has been one of the season meetings. If Saskatchewan and Calgary|Lions more consistent perform-| |. . There's More hoth win thfs weekend, they wiillers while Ploen, working on the/ FEARS OTTAWA = vailable To See be tied in the standings but Cal-|!ast_ year of his contract and Cahill's reason for preferring A gary will get the bye into the|hampefed much of the season ? yao Pegs in the ni ADULTS with ... best-of-three final series by|by a shoulder injury, is talking) /inat 1s Dased on Ais respect Tor ' virtue of having defeated Sas-(of retirement, Ottawa's offensive strength. 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