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Barrie Examiner, 15 Oct 1959, p. 8

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slave rouascu 8er Bauer wuar FGR Whntxare training camps tor We knew andkknow that that they are lor the purpose of picking out good hockey players Yesmrdny we learned little more The lesson was unintentionally preached by the father or one or the youngsters trying to win berth with the Barrie Eiyers Unlike goal many dads this rather knew his lad wasnt good enough to stick this year As he and his boy prepared to leave the dressing room or the pros pective Bdrrle Fivers and Boston Bruins father said Thank you very much tor giving my boy chance to show you what he can do certainly learned lot and im sure my son did so as well Here was man obviously in the know He watched the workouts the same as you and this reporter As Harold Cotton Hap Emms and Bill mug stopped scrimmage to forward advice this gentleman listen ed and learned gt It has always been the intention or the three hoe key veterans that even if certain boy doesnt make it have learned little Itnlso goesto ockey players at this stage of the game do learn quite ii tilt about the game inJunior com petition This lad whose name we didnt catch agreed with his dad regarding the learning talk Hell undoubted ly play that much better in his own group this winter His appearance at the camp cost the Boston Bruins money The NHL club doesnt mind one iota It is the Job of major league clubs to teach and promote the game That is the only way they will stay alivé and tne top of the heap Should this boy go on to great things in the future the Bruins will have the satisfaction of knowing they got him started on the right foot The lad seemed intelligent enough to realize the benefit he received from just few days in Same JUST NOTES To get out of the cold rink for min ute we remind you or the Oopaco Series finals to he played at Queens Park Saturday starting at1pm Two seveninning games between Minesing and Stew artsdrunch with total runs be played to decide the winher will Actually were mite surprised the people running the thing dont hold the rinals or until its really cold An intersquad game scheduled for tomorrow night at Barrie Arena should prove the climax of the Bost on Bruins Minor Hockey Training Camp This game could make or break some of the fringe players Wes the flipper Allsopp arena manager has had allthe seats cleaned hoping that most of them would hofliled forthis game More important though he hopes few empties will be visible during the schedule playoffs and Memorial Cup games union Nips Kingston By THE CANADIAN PRESS Bobby Boucher one of last years top amateur scorers is keeping up goalagame aver age in the newlyformed Eastern Professional Hockey League Wednesday night he scored the ng goal late in the third pe as BullOttawa Canadians defeated Kingswne rrontenaea 65to take over first place Eoucher also rapped in goal in the opening and second games Hullettawacame from behind three times Kingston led 21 at the end of the firstperiod on goals by defenceman Don Ander son and right winger Buddy Boone former National League player Walt Bradley scored for the Canadians Billy Carter former American Leaguer tied it up early in the second period then Johnny An noble and Bob Ellet scored to give Huuonawn 42 lead Kingston hlthack with goal by Orval Tesslei 25yearold centre from Cornwall and former prh Goals by Skip Teal last year with Quebec Aces and another by Tessier put Kingston ahead 54 Teal was sent off for slash ing andGiles lrerublay scored the equalizeron power play setting the stage for Bouchers winner at 1611 Bachninton Club Meeting riday Garrison Badminton Club will hold its general meet ing tomorrow night at 830 at the OfficersMess Barrie Ann 0UW Members prospective mem bers and interested spectators are urged to be present The nus has made great son ed in the past few seasons and expects marked increase In membership this winter llill Human soars Americans Cho ran cumin panes namedthelinnluirnportrwith whom Mwflibeforoedtnrink orrwimlotlhelastthreegamu gltbefootbailseason lmmnowoatberecanbeno 1indlhat we will he dontmi JointsMinnie viewelprr future Maharishi PornlimericmJuciuding baldovers Hal Patterson and Joel Wellsfiwere not listed by Mont real Patterson an slim end and defensive halfback and changes even in the use or loinn hmué my jury The deadline was noon Wednesday the second day alter each learn had played its llih games Earnlllon gelcits announ their final import list Tuesday but Ottawa Montreal and Tor onlo did not announce lhleir final choices until the Wedneidny deadline The Montreal Alouelles untried slx Americans who werent with them havent seen action with line team last year and three them havent seen action with Montreal this season They are halfback Wes Gideon from Texas hr stia nz backilelder Milt Campbell from KilahenenWater loo Dutchmen and tackle Curt Tnulrea acquired from the Brit lsh Columhia Lions Theother imports are half back George Dixon iuiliia Veryl Switzer Ray Siminslry rookie end and six holdover quarterback Sam Eloheverry centre and linebacker fom Hugo end RedOQuinn tackles Billy Shlpp and Bill hudso and guard Jacki Simpson DEAL COMPLETED Alouelles completed purchase of Campbell from Kitcheou Waterloo Dulchmen or noun staled sung aiter two weeksof wrangling President Bill Roberts Jr the Ontario Rugby Football Union Clubsaid that the price received for Campbells release ws most satisfactory and that he expected good relations to be restored between the twoclubs at meeting after the pment season We have agreed that the present working agreement be tweenuswill terminate at the conclusion ollbis year be said NHL lEIiDEilS By THE PRESS standing Eoitonwon lost lied points Polniu Horvatb Boston Goals Borodin hastens Arilsts Stasiuk Boston shntouisShawchuck Detroit Penniflel Brewer Toronto 18 minutes NHL STARS Left winger Vic Siasiuk oi 505w ton whoscored goal with so Seconds to go that gave the Bruins 43 victory over the Rangersat New York Goalie Terry Sawchuck of De trait who made 23saves in blanking Chicago Black Hawks 20 for the NHLs first 195960 shutout iiuirculs575 Saturday Barbers CLIFFSBAEBER SHOP Across from Aflnndnle Bdwe 29 Km Bond Bucyk Boston Birdie or the because oi juries mam not named by camel were halfback Jim Col dwgb andulincman Ed Hill IMCLARKGOV Theron no surprisesinol Clalrs big decision was whether to keep haltbcckIDon Clark State or Joe Kelly slashing runner who was late cut of Los Angeles Rams Clair chose to re lain Kelly who has been stand out in Ottawas last three games replacing Clark Clarkhns been hopes hell be back next season Also on the Rough Rider list calo Dave ThelenGerryNes hilt Al Romlne and quarterback Vito Babe Parilli Also retained were tackles Kaye Vaughan Mill Graham and TomJones guards Hardiman Cureton and Larry Mayan and end John Jelacic Coach Steve Owen hi Toronto Argonauts had no trouble nam ing his 12 imporLs Retained by Argos were and Coyle and Ron Slayer Ell dsDon Carnan andClevc Wesler tackles Dick Foulsand BobbrJaok Oliveri centre Larry Cowarl halfbacks Cookie Gil chrisirDick sham Jim Roun tree and Bob Dehiinger and quarterbackiAl Dorow BIG 5rer By THE CANADIAN PRESS aostons big line of Bronco Horvath Vic Slasiuk and Johnny Hucyk hold first second and third place respectively in the National Hockey Leagues in dividual scoring race following Wednesdays games Horvatb had goal in the lamina 43 victory over New York to remain on top with nine points His live goals make hlrn the top individual goal scorer Stasiukscored goalhis sec ond to go with leaguelleading live ssslstsBucykplcked up an assist or six points The leaders gt Horvalh Boston Susillk Boston or ummmumflwfi Detroit Toppazzini Boston Hull Chicago McKenneyBoston Prentice New York Hrnunwumfl hbwwuu 55 METEOR Just came in one owner car that Jutland no good tires soar DANGERFIELDS Used Car lot 23 BRADFORD ST laws linalJlst Coach arm former allAmericnfrom Ohio on the injured list but Clair are backfielders George Bran ChilBEievcnlC at Barrio Coumryclub is the tradition ddjgpaflyasdmhwm ing Saturday Oct 17 As may ce surmised this is or men ONLY No female dud come within hail mile of the gel course that day although few have dared lo Lry Usually the distal side arranges her own entemlnmeut since the breadwinners home arrivdl is somewhat uncertain Anyway there isalwsys serious side to these events lhn men most of them ac lually play golf Some even manage Ihe lull in holes lhe captain will be elected There are vent numbers of valuable prizes and one must produce some sort oiscore or evidence or swinging club to qualify The notice to the male members oi the club intima ted also that there would be food and fun No doubt of that Teeoil is one oclock ior the golfers Elect Shoemaker To Hall 0i Fame BALTIMORE AP Willlc Shoernakertops among current though ever dozen area names ollthelist boys working at the Boston lirue rns Minor Hockcy Training Camp making the cuts Harald Baldy Cotton who Is running this week activin or the NHL club lt was the most level junior camp We seen in long tim blot too many boys stood bead mshamdem ovcr the pack lrr selfione had to look at every boy twice thats how good they were But cutting is necessary Re gular schedule limc is just around lbecorner and too boys can iustlrnld things back The chaps leli at the camp worked this jmornlng at nine nclockand wril go ngainihis afternoon atlwnfix Tomorrow nighl the 83 kids left wlfl take part in an intra squad game at 515 Tickets can be purchased at the door session lot tobollipisyers and coaches scouts etc it will be the tesi lordhaboyr Once they hit the ice theyll forget its practice Performances in this game uid mean lhediiierenee of he lng farmedout going home or staying to work with as eier nus who lure to Ihe blades in earnest no Monday llcres the way the boys are hung up today and pcssi Iny tomorrow nig PLAYERS REMAINING sound Goal Wayne Rut ledge and Jim Armstrong de enceé aural Walls Jim Hen rv as color forwards Knibbs John Aylesworth Btuth Awrey Stu McGonegal Thhdclt nus Napierkowsid Bob Brown Corby AdamsDave Donnghue 505 Rolland Homer Gabe squad Goal Bob Birmii Thh gain wnlmesnuiicnand ac Win ll Mmth Nbdlailsm 69 once Hassock Lyan tliddleiou HowardFish forwards Marcel St Ongc Jeannot Gilbert Scab li Munro Len Panehuck John hlnnlreuil Don muslin Phi Dmmn Larry Bonny Joly Al Smith avelte an Cullen FATlthK ooiurm LynnPstriur generalmoans erof theBruins is expetced in town to watchthe boys working today and ihc game Friday Busy as he is Mr Patrick likes nothing bellcr than to watchithe juniors andprospec junior in action was nocxev srsa AMHERST NS lop John Joseph Jack Twaddch 17 one of the alltime hockey greats in the Marilinies diedochnesday llir Twaddle native of Piston Ont had lived here for so years He had brief stint with pro fessional team in Boston Unilcd States riders and old timers MackGarner and Carroll Shilling were elected today to the Jockeys Hall of Fame at Pim lico Race Track Shoemaker 28 is the youngest among the 15 jockeys chosen Previous elections were Eddie vArcaro Earl Sande Woolf John Lungden Tod Sloan lsaac Murphy Ted Atkinson Walter Miller Sonny Worldsran Laverne Fator Snapper German and James McLaughlin Shoemaker has ridden nearly 4000 winners and is on his way to record filth US champion shin Shilling was one at the sports most reckless and controversial riders He was indefinitely sus pended in 1912 after fighting with another jockey at the old Havre de Grace Md track and argued unnooessiuliy for eight years for reinstatemait Hevwongiz stakes in an era when they were few andfar between He died in 1950 70 FAB4427 A019 0815 950 BEAVER lUMBER FURNITUREFINISHED KITCHEN PERSONALIZEDJUST FOR Your Handsome preiiuished aucnwood ldtohon units per mitwmpiete planning fluihility giving you every thing you want in untominute styling spacesaving accommodadonapd stepsaving convenience readily lifted to your plans completely installed Whether youre limited to space or want to 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