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HOWELL PhlllSED Veteran Sh Rangers Rally Late By THE CANADIAN PRESS This is the Tar at the meet for Harry Howell rugged do fenceman with New York Hang ers of the National Hockey league Howell once favorite target for criticism rent New York fans was honored with spe cial night at Madison Square Garden Wednesday night ell melting in 15year NHL career totalling 10M games with the Rangers Howell replied to the cheers and good wishes from everyone by assisting on goal by Phil Goyette which started the Rangers on their way to 21 victory over Boston bruins Bob Nevin scored the other New York gmls and Johnny Ducyk replied for the Bruins In the other NHL game Wed nesday night Montreal CallIA dlens extended Toronto Maple Leais losing streak to five games by downing the Louis in Toronto Yvan Cournoyer Gilles Trembllry and Claude La rose scored tor Montreal Davc Econ scored Torontos goal llowcll rugged atyeaoold native at Hamilton Ont used to be given hard time by New York tans So much so that he gave up being captain ot the club ONE OF BEST But Howell rebounded and be came one at the leagues best detenccmen The alvfootonc 195ltp0tlnd defenccman became so good that earlicr Wednesday it was announced that he was one oi the defencemen named in this seasons lirslvhalf voting for the NHLS first allnor com capacity crowd of 15975 was on hand Wednesday night to see Howell honored during hallhour progame ceremony when he and his lamin were formally introduced Howell became the first Itanger player ever given spe cial night by the team while still active Howell and Nevin set up Goy ettes goal at the 37second mark 01 the third period to give the Rangers 10 lead Eueyk tied the score less than five minutes later but Nevin broke the 11 deadlock with his goal at 1235 at the third period to give the Rangers the win New York nolv ls three points behind the tirst place Chicago Wednesday night Chicago has 53 points GIACOMIN STOP The Bruins tired shots It New York goalie Ed Glacomln who was particularly sharp alter Nevlns tie breaker when the Bruins pressed Gtacomin who leads the league in shutouts with six was also chosen for the NHLs Iirst hall allstar team Wednesday Ed Johnston of Boston stopped 28 Montreals victory over the Maple Leais was the clubs first in our games in Toronto this season The Canadians delend tng league and Stanley Cup champions now are three points behind the third place Leafs Cournoycr Montreals power ptay artist gave the Canadiens 10 lead at 1129 DI the sec and period while Torontos Bob Pulford was serving minor penalty Kenn tied the score minute later but Iremblny gave the Canadians the lead again while Torontos Bob Balm was all La rose ended the scoring just he tore the middle of the third pe riod Charlie Hodge of lilontrcal and Bruce Gamble came up Fendley Rink Beaten Ilgain QUEBEC CITY Mac Fend leya Barrie Qirling Club rink saw action once yesterday in the Quebec International Bon spiel and was defeated tor the third time in five games The local entry fell 105 to rink from Saint John New llruns wick skipped by Dr Fos ter in the that round or Wedg wood Bout play Curling with Fondicy arc Ilyrne Bruce Peacock Dr Bruce Johnston and John Rodg ers Last night the more than 50 participants took time out from onice naivin to dine as guests of the Quebec provincial government They were wel comed by Lands and Forests lili nister Claude Gosselin In LieutenantGovernors Tro plry competition an Orillia rinll skipped by Iloy Hewitt was edged toll in the lirst round by Foster Cox of Truro Nova Sci la The Hawitt entry was pro Black Hawks who were idle viously unbeaten in live starts SPORTS COMMENT Minor Hockey Night Arrives In Barrie CHRIS AYLOTT MINOR HOCKEY WEEK IN CANADA unlike most other annual recognitions of this nature is national institution munities In thriusands of Canadian com tocal organizations are honoring their youngsters with special programs Tonight its Bar ries turn The Barrie Minor Hockey Association marks its first anniversary with its second annual Night at Barrie Arena starting at oclock The local organi zation which officially came into being year ago this month has completed banner year Starting with the banding together of the novice peewee bantam and Midget OMlIA entries the association doubled its capacity teams under its wing Along for the 196667 season and now has nine with the resurrection of the Juvenile OMIIA squad the BMIIA has teams in the four previous ly mentioned age groups While the clubs con tinue as the OMlIA representatives of this city the teams were created to develop young players The latter group is getting plenty of competition in the new Georgian Bay loop Tonights program will display four age groups in exhibition games The Kinsmen Novices open the program with oclock exhibition encounter against Midland Peewee Knights follow at 715 against To ronto Ted Reeve The trophydaden McEachern and Flynn Bantams meet the strong Toronto Red Wings at 845 and the Ooop Midgets tackle Weston at 10 REFLECTING BACK on the past year theBMHA has experienced big success both on and off theice strongorganization has become financially indelt pendent and is able to give the youth of this city plenty of tee tune and competition All four returning teams have collected an rmpressrve array oi onice achievements giving them plenty of incentive to carry on with the various tourna ments and OMHA alrnunations whichwill be starting in the near future Kinsmen Novice breezed to the provincial zone title and captured the first annual Newmarket Novice tournament The Peewee Knights achieved the On tario championship as well as the title at the North Bay tattle NHL tournament and placing high in the Silver Stick at Port Huron Michigan McEachern dz Flynn Bantams repeated their and cess in tattle NHL play and progressed to the semi finals of the OMHA before bowing out to the power packed Toronto Marlboros Coop Midgets who did so well in theCentennial Midget tourney at Walker ton were also semifinalists on the provincial trail last year falling to Peterhorough The silverware collection which can be viewed this week in SimpsonSSears trout vrindowia exten stve evidence of successful operation Tire people connected with nunor hockey in Barrie devote count less hoursto their boys and success only comes from hard work Tonight the people of Barrie have an opportunity to come out and show their appreciationtor these so forts and alsohave look youth at some of theirr talean with key raves particularly in the lirst period when neither team was able to score Hodge stopped It and Gamble fl The heals havent been able to win game since Jan 14 when they defeated Detroit in Toronto Since then they have lost 40 to the Black Hawks and 54 to the Red Wings and to the Bruins be lore last nights setback Lelt winger Frank Mahovlieb sulfered charlcy horse Wed nrsday night alter collision Mustangs gained shut out over lastplace Spitfires on hacsday night at Barrie Arena to retain their 3point in the sixteam HCAF Ass Midgetduvenile League Hurricanes rulich in the third period to blank hlosquitocs $0 and keep within range of the pacesetters In the other game Thphoons inacascd their grip on third place by doubling the count on Sabres 63 Dale Midwpod struck twicejn the finale to pad Mustangs load alter Ross Denney and Ron Bob bette managed singles in the iirst lrarne belore skating though goaliess middle sor clan Hurricanes were held score I155 by Mosquitoes for more than 42 minutes before Ivan Cameron came through with ihrcegoal outburst for the na tural hat trick Greg Voltcnrlen sparked the Typhoon win with three Ialllcs as Steve Shaughnessy Jim Scott and Tom Guthrie found the mark once each Ray Pollard Jadr Fancy and Women Byers answered in deleat tor Sabres Pts Mustangs lo Hurricanes 15 Typhoons ro Mosquitoes Sabres Spitfires Mustangs Spttllres First Period 111tnstangDennoy 1010 MustangsBtbbetto 1940 Penaltiu Dewar hook 1650 Teorvy trip 1750 Second Period No scoring Penalties Burke histick 415 Dewar delay garnet 1430 Wieksted elbow 1710 LITTLE NHL Trail Bobbette Kline Lloyd Aspden New York John Scott Boston 11 haycralt Favero Wiley Whalen Nklrionl Toronto Winnipeg Jim Kennedy Norm Martin Montreal Bowen Datroit Tim CoutlsPhiI Burden Paul Leighton Peter Shellsllell Stave Moth Glicago LITTLE AHL Providence All Lamond rank an Wilkinson Bruce liICTurk Jim Hamilton Her shay Gerry Heels John Bob belle Buffalo Steve Wallace Steve Goheen John Perryman Eric Terry Martin Larry Hook Cleveland Brian Richard son Springfield Wally Hoggl Denver Stephen Pedlow Wayne Caldwellz lord Slovene son Roger Brow Steve Gibb Oaks Create SrTraItic lam OAKVILLE CPIA goal by Jim OBrien With 23 seconds to play gave Oakville Oaks 76 vain over North York Varsity Grads inau Ontario Hockey As sociation saniur game Wednes day night The goal was OBriens third of the nimrt Johnny Groulx Cart lIadfield Larry Sbuker and Bob Bishop scared the other Oaleville goals Title II lip Feel Ilenl tilled Enloy The Finest Flrlr8 Chips In Town At Bltllltlli srll strolls with delenceman Ted Harris of Montreal He limped olf the Ice in the second period and missed the rest of the game It was not knpwn how long he would be on The Canadians will have chance to move to within one point of the thirdplace Leafs when they take on the last place Bruins in Montreal to night In the other NHL game to night the Black Hawks dash with the lied Wins In Detroit Mustangs Keép ThreePoint Lead lblrd Perhd MustangsMide Miller hllBtBHXSOIIIN Miller Penalties 810 Agnew hook 1420 Hurricanes Mosquitoes First Period No scoring Pcnaltles Adams hook H135 Atkinson elbow 1940 Second Ported No starring Penalties Adams trip 1720 Walker trip 1035 Third Period HurricanesCameron Cairncms Afltinson HurricanesCameron Parnell 130 Hammond Penalty WelLs Typhoon Sabres First Period lyplroortsSraughnessy Keeslag SabresPoll 1040 1130 SabresMW Olrtis TyphoomWoitendcn TyphoonsStsotl Slisughnesayl 1455 TyphoonsWollenden Dorian Trumbley 1800 Penalties Quitsiltrip 720 ONeilly trip 1323 Second Pcrbd TyrdooonsGutllrie 610 Penalty Huswmrm int 1440 Third Period ii lephoomWollenden 135 SabresEyes 1400 Penalties Pollard slash and RNWOIIII charg 10 min misc 450 McAlecr elbow 1400 Shanghan trip 1410 1401 MINOR Hooker STANDINGS Rochester David Bloor Patti Goddamn LITTLE SENIOR Whitby Ricky Moore Scott Carruidlers Kitchener Da vid Morrow North Bay Steve Mumby Stephen Wiley Chris Newby Larry Marley John ItIeNabb Omaha 2iJeti Emma Cornwall Rick Jenncy Ke vin Kelly Brian Eyersl King ston Windsor Scott Robinson Don McEachern Mike Gibb David Weston Chatham Bill ihurlow Randy Timmons LITTLE JUNIOR Niagara Pulls Glen IAycoCk Hamilton Hill Gallinger Marlboros it Dan Granton Tim McNabb Brian Marr Bill Johnson Ted McNabb Alan Me Nabb Barry Webb David Pas kell Barrie Mike Sarjeant St Catharines Don Har greaves Gary Studen Les Wai den Kim Duncan St Mich aels Alan Batchelor Peterborough Jim Angus Brown Guelph Brad leyTamblyn David Hadley Right Care For Winter Wear and Tear nun snow The Ozouaur rowing ITuoeUps IAIIAs Batteries arrea Pickup and Delivery Free coffee while your car is being servicch 19 Bradford St 72006 ra Try Dons new irony RESTAURANT 169 Bradford Complete lineoifresb Lake and Ocean nan ipltakehome Oysters roosters Sirocco Whitefish CALL rzsosmroa raxsour Barrie Places TORONTO Harrie figure skater Janet DAltrey celebrat ed her 16th birthday yesterday with measure at success as she participated in the Canad ian Figure Skating Champion dtlps for the very Iirst time Miss DAltroy who competes out at Unionville managed third place in the Novltc Dance event Her partner is Illyearvold David Porter The couple making their first bid at national title scor ed 011 points 55 behind the Bantams Earn Comeback Win RICHMOND IIIIL A5 guests of their llicimond Hill counter parts tor Minor Hockey Night tvm oi three Barrie tennis came out on the short end olthe score While the Peevrce Knights were bounced 72 and the Kinsmen Novices tell the Mcanhern and Fbnn Bantams ptrlled out win in most dramatic way Trailing Hl otter two periods Ute at and bantarm bounced back with four unanswered soon as in the final minutes Brian Curtis mgisterod the comeback winner on pass from Colin Scott with just 14 seconds 01 play remaining Eon Bobbetle sparked the recovery with two last goals early in the period just over two minutes apart Phil Fovcro Mn squar ed the count 13 in the 13th min ute to set the stage for Ctntis dramatic tally Daryl ttice shot the hosts ahead with pair and hill Lyndham bagged the other Richmond Hill was assessed three of live minor penalties and one had to Faveros tying marker Flrst Period l1 Richmond HillIlia Brown 1052 No penalties Second PerlutI Itidlmond Hi1LLyndhn llMcKinlay Itidlmond HiLIlrce Hall 11m Penalties Ilyltph Int 1432 Martino hold 1633 Third Period BarrieeBobbette Tascona Barrieababbctte Iavero MacPlrerson BarricFavero McPherson Barriearms Scott Penalties rough 337 942 613 551 1144 1045 as ngs and Hall Weber hold NHL STllltS By TIIE CANADIAN PRESS Bob Nevin whose goal with less than eight minutes remain ing in the game snapped 11 tie and gave New York Rangers 21 Victory over Boston Bruins Charlie Hodge who kicked out 23 ot 24 shots tired at him to help Montreal Canadiens to 31 victory over Toronto Maple Leafs Miracle plastic finish XPERT POLYURETHANE vsn Red $1440 got Outweara ordinary var niahea and lacquers to inside Gives 25more life only aide Resists scuffa moisture and alcohol For floors furniture and paneling noorllsulls rlllrlnwrrnr at neuronal resml suso 5m lTHE BARHIE EXMIINER THURSDAY JANUARY 25 167 Skater Third winners Louise Lind aod harry Soper 0f Vaoecuver The Barrie girl and her skatind partner wero nosed out Ior run oerup honors by tho scant mar gin of sixtenths ot point In second place was the team oi Tbrontos Beth Ann Raboisky and Oakvilie Richard Dwdtng Placing earth in the event were Esther Whitcside and Bruce Brady of Straliord Ontario SENIOR STIlX Pt 20 3143 43 19 132 91 38 18 I47 96 38 18 II 14k 128 33 1513 123 113 31 Bcllcville 12 15 It 06 116 26 Drillia 10 17 120 I43 22 North York 10 18 99114 11 BARNIE 911 21111 100 20 Oakvilte ll 19 137 177 15 Wednesdays Result North York Oakvitle Fridays Game Gait at narran 900 Colllngwd Woodstock Kingston Gait Guelph Buc Star Inks $100000 Pact By 111E ASSOCIATED PRESS Roberto Clurrenie has joined the select grcup of 5100000a year major league baseball players The National Leagues Most Valuable Player in 1966 signed Wednesday to play again for Pittsburgh Pirates who are ex pected by many to win the 1967 pennant Eddie Mathews rcctntly traded to Houston Astros by at Ianta Braves signed reported 360000 contract with the Astros Wednesday Clemente hard hitting outs fielder with liietime average of 310 said he had no prob terns whatsoever in agreeing on terms with Joe Brown the Pirate general manager Clemente said only that he got raise but Pittsburgh spokcmlan indicated $100000 would be about right making Clemente the highest paid player in Pirate history INCLUDES NINE OTIIEIIS Other players in the $100000 dbss indude hank Robinson of Baltimore Joe DiMaggio and Mickey Mantle or New York Yankees Ted Williams ol 1309 on lied Sex Sandy Koufax and Don Drysdhle at Les Arrgeles Dodgers Willie Mays of San Francisco Giants Hank Aaron of Atlanta and Stan lttusiai at St Louis Cardinals DiMaggio Williams Koutux and lifnsial are retired The most Babe ltuth the famed home run slugger ever received in one year from the Yankees was zoom in the pre irritation era at more than 30 years ago Mathews veteran third baseman who hopes to reach the career plateau of 500 hom ers this season became the highest paid player in be sixr year history or the Astros ltls reported $50000 compares to the previous Aslro high of 2000 to Nellie For In 19 Heliel pitcher ids Rndilz and catcher Duke Sims agreed to terms with Cleveland nllcher Wally Bunker vlith Baltimore and relief pitcher Casey Cox 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