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rm MERE mu TXIDAY JANUAIY ll 19 SPORTS TYPE By STEVE JONESCU Sports Editor AN AMATEUR ATTITUDE players or spectators noticed Jimmy Calms Felv climb aboard the bus to Meaford Wednesday When he came aboard coat collar up and scarf bundled tightly around his neck he headed right to seat With out word and tried to get some rest He was on his way with the rest of the Bay City Falcons for Georgian Bay Intermediate Hockey League game Cairns played one heck of fine game skating shooting and checking with his normal exuberance For two periods in the 54 loss be wasBarrles best player He was outshone in the finale only by the fine work of goaltender Don Rich On the trip back home Jimmy still bundled again tried to rest didnt speak with him until getting off the bus at the Five Points asked How do you feel He answered Ive got heck of head cold And that was it as far as he was concerned But that wasnt all of it Just few minutes before leaving Barrie around seven oclock Cairns was tele phoned and told that the club was mite shorthand ed Cairns left his bed wherehe He uttered no objection the misery was trying to shake but was waiting for the bus atop Hayfield within few minutes Falcons can lose lot long as they have of hockey games but as players like Cairns who shrug at personal discomfort to help the club they are wor thy of the greatest fan support Jimmy doesnt stand alone in this class Its just one of many examples of how these tried and true am ateurs who actually paid to play last winter go about enjoying themselves and at the same time give you some enjoyment JUST NOTES More evidence of ice fishing suc cess in the area was contributed by George Burton of Stroud Tuesday fishing in one of his many sbanties just west of Fox Island George hauledin litpound oneounce lake trout The dandy was 32 inches long and119 inches around the girth He also admitted was just year ago to the day he got this dandy that his car went through the ice Its reported that Gord Red Henry wont play for Meaford until he works himself into condition By that time Gord may just be sub Young Bill Camp bell who took over the netminding chores month ago has been sensational But because big name is big draw Campbell may find himself back in the industrial league within few days Report out of Midland is to the effect that George Westfall rough and ready forward imported from Oshawa may be idle few games He was checked and checked hard by Shipbuilders The Bull Ritchie Considering rearguard Stan the fact that 4West fall has put three other players out of action for fairly Iong periods this is just case of tit for tat First Midhurst Boy Scout Troop will play hockey game with Third Barrie Troop at the West End Shop ping Plaza January 27 at two oclock hat will be passed among spectators The money collected will be sent to the Building Fund for the New National Boy Scout Headquarters Ottawa MINOR HOCKEY WEEK STARTS TOMORROW BOWLING NEWS HOLIDAY BOWL MIXED Standing Five Aces Also Bans Cellar Dwellers Hot Shots Happy Gang Cherry Pickers Flying Dutchmen H13 Flyers Doris Riifer had the girls high single of 214 and Betty Daniels the top triple of 444 Bill Law had 222 single for the boys as well as 527 triple BRADFORD MIXED Standing Head Pins 12 Spades 12 Bouncers Spoilers Hi Fl Ulcers Die Harda lot Club Scorpions United Six Aces Electrons Pearl Davis had the ladies high single of 23 followed by Marie Moses 216 and Cynthia Tizzard 215 Pete Marx had themens high single of 281 George Wartman had 273 and Al Tia znrd 263 Mike Masin had the top triple of 690 Eric Wright had 656 and Art Wright 663 gJ VILLAGE LEAGUE Standing Spoilers 70 Aces 57 Hard Rocks 53 Smokies 57 Hornets 56 Tardies 53 Pointers 51 Die Hards 36 Ron James had the top sin gle of 237 Eric Wright had 279 Frank Strong had sin gle of 275 and triple of 571 Ed Holdswortb had the top tri ple of 725 followed by George Wright 725 anemone LADIES standing Veonettas 12 Kay Pams Doreens Jeans Kay Liz Graham had the high single of 257 and respectable triple of 572 Kathy Melbourne had 252 single Vennettn Bulpit had the third single of 243 and top triple of 633 Dor con Goodyear had 584 triple KENEPVIEW ORIGINALS Scores Daisies Petunias Pennies Sunflowers Comellins Asters Roses Orchids Mnrg Peden had the high single of 258 and another of 224ns well us the top triple of 615 other over200 singles were by Mnrg Bertram 24 Doris Travis and Ethel Sutton 205 end Millie Cairns 701 Myrtle Coleman holds the high average of BRADFORD PLAZA MIXED Standing Pinups Alley Cats 20 Strikeouts l7 Comets Rockets 12 TiCats 12 Cheerios 12 Tom Cats 11 Baby Dolls 11 Hotshots 10 Don Gardner had the high single of 310 and triple of 687 Roclq Colangelo had 287 single and top triple of 701 George Cartrlgbt had 280 single and Dave Holt 677 triple Earls Brydon had the ladies of 684 Mary Gibbons was 260 for single game and Shirley Gorter 240 Isobel Wilder had the top triple of 689 and Pam Simone 659 BRADFORD MAJOR Standing Simone Jewellers 12 international Fruit 12 Red and White King Koin Western The Jack Adams Drugs Sid Simmons had the high single of 343 Jim Simone had single of 312 and triple of812 Announce Sked For Terriers MELVIILE Sask CP Gordon Juckes Canadian Ama teur Hockey Association secre manager announced Thursday the schedule of Gait errlers as Canadas represen tatives in the world champion ships at Colorado Springs March 815 The schedule all times EST March 530 pm East Ger many March 10 pm Hus sia March 11 520 pm Fin land March 13 530 pro Nor way or West German March 14 1015 pm Swede March 17 pm United States Mnrch in 380 pm Czechoslo vakia Games to be televised are the March 10 game between Can ado and Rusaln the March 11 game between Czechoslovakia and the United States the March 17 game between Cen tide and the United States and the March 10 game between Russia and the United States ls Blowers I4 Optimists 14 high single of 805 and triple Jr Wings Habs Remain In First By THE CANADIAN PRESS Its Running to look like the top spot in the Ontario Hockey Association Junior standings will have two occupants for while Hamilton Red Wings and Mont real Culadlens moved into first place tie last Tuesday Both team won again Thurs dly night and rennin tied with 47 points Hamilton has game In hand Three firstperiod goals gave Montreal is 51 win over third place St Catbnrlncs Teepcea while Hamilton walloped fourth placo Guelph Roylls 63 In the nights other league game last place Peterborougb Beta beat fifthplace Niagara Falls Flynn 62 Captain Jacques laperrlere Jean Gravel and Andre Bou drias shared the Montreal goals while Phil Esposlto landed the lone St Catharines tally at 1734 of the second period swell MacDonald led the Hamilton scoring wlth three goals while Earl Helsknla Don Cameron and Paul Henderson added singles Duke Harris landed two for the Royals and single went to John Mokinr BREAK DEADLOCK The Wings broke 22 draw with threegoel burst late in Play Two Games Mercantile Loop Dominion Store and Les Bert ram Contractors won Mercan tile Hockey League contest at Barrie Arena Dominion with Roy Atkinson scoring three goals doieatcd Universal 54 George Boormou Gory Lennox and Ernie Smith had singles for the winners Universal got two goals from Jack Wormd and Don Coul bourne Bertram bumped 400 Grill 51 on goals by Bob Hooper Ron Bertram Art Johnstone Tom Garner and Andy Burlnc Rod French got the lone Grill tally St Joes Win Over Elmvale By BRUCE CORBETI On Monday boys Senior Exhibition Basketball ame was played in the Elmv High School gym Opposing the red and white of the Ellovals High team was the Barrie St Jps ephs High Schoolltwa fast game with the score tied until the last quarter when the visiting St Joes team edged filmvale by 39 to 30 marg By JOAN KIDD The basketball season has now got underway and tryouts for the girls basketball team were held on Friday Jan in the school gym The first game of the season was held on Wed Jun 10 with Elmvalu host to Thornbury Elmvele got off to fast start with has ket after only two minutes of play and after thrilling game came up with 172 victory By JOAN RITCHIE On Friday Dec 22 the EDHS Student Council under the dir ection of their presldent Mike Stone and the supervising tea cher Mr Raoiowski held their annual Christmas dance The gym was completely tr ansformed by streamers snow men and sprigs of pine with huge tinsel ball suspended from the ceiling and gully decorated Christmas tree on the stage The music was sup pugl by thelBeaucb3mps who re ary pay at agon Wheel in Balm Beach The dance was well supported so we have been assured by our principal Mr Yarwood that there will be more school don ces during the year Gross Regains Scoring Lead LONDON Out Irwin Gross of Windsor Bulldogs with nod of thanks to Sarnia Rams has skated back into the scor ing leadership of the Senior Ontario Hockey Association The veteran centre scored four goals and four assists an Windsor ran over the Rams 130 earlier in the week He went into the game one point behind George Aitken of Chatham Ma roons but emerged with sevenpoint lead Gross now has 51 points20 goals and 31 assists Aitken held to one goal in the last week has 44 points although his 23 goals head the league It was good week for the big guns of the Bulldogs Lou Bendo collected six poinst to go from seventh into third place with 49 points Bob Brown had three goals and six assists which lifted him from 10th to tie for with teammate Tommy Walker Boat Hurley of Gait regained the top rung in the goaltending He nosed aheadof John Camp bcli Chathnms rookie star when he held the opposition to five goals in two games He has goalsregalnst average of 296 compared with Campbells 310 Rey Moffltt of th roy Rockets leads in penalties with 81 minutes the second period and went for another in the third Mme ODonnell Bob Jamie sou Claude Laroae Keith Wright Ilorn Cnrty and Jim Pal terson scored for Peterborougb Jack anm and Bill Knibbs tallied for Niagara Falls Pete need three points to get out of the cellar In OHA Metropolitan Toronto Junior play St Michaels Col lege Majors trimmed Brampton S4 Kidd Finishes Behind Crothers TORONTO CPlEmce Kidd Canadas ntblete of the year in 1961 llnIshed second to Bill Crotbers Thursday in the 1000 yard event at the University of Toronto internlurz indoor track meet Kidd is still convalesclng from foot infection suffered before the Knights of Columqu track meet in Boston last week in which he placed third in com pefition with some of North Americas best runners in tho twomile event Crothers won the Lowyard run at Boston HOWe But Detroit By rm CANADIAN PRESS Its no wonder Gordie Howe is so prolific scorer in the Na tional Hockey Magus scientific study has LEIon he covers an average of almost the miles game full mile more Ihan anyone else uround the league He ran his record of fiscal seasons to in row Thursday night but it went all for naught as far as Detroit Red Wings were concerned They bowed so to the revamped Bruins in Boston before crowd of ll465i in mulling chnnce to pass Apprentices Nip The Lions 31 Royal Canadian Army Service Corps School Apprentices nil pod Lions 31 at Camp Borden in llfidgetduvenilo Hockey League game Martin Becker and Bullied scored the host goals Wayne Latour was the lone Liona marksman New Yorks idle fourth pious Rangers the Red Wings blew 71 lead to club that had pre viously won only nine games all year Howes 20th goal came in the second period on powerploy and gave him lifetime total of 489 in scheduled play That leaves him 55 shy of the record production of Montreals retired Maurice lliockef Rb chord In addition to his goal Gordie also set up Vic Starluk for two tallies BRUINS BOUNCE BACK But the Bruins unleashed threegoal outburst in the second period to take ntrol They got twogoal effort from slim Don McKenncy and bard working Johnny Bucyk picked up goal and pair of assists Rookie Woync Connolly and Murray Oliver rounded out the Boston scoring The Bruinsoutshooting De troit 8832 also gave goalie Terry Sawchuk of the Red Wings phyaical drubbing 1n the opening period the STALwanrs 0N DEFENCE vDon Rich left and Jim Cairns will be two fellows who will be counted on to help Bay City Falcons get back in the win column this evening at Barrie Arena Falcons knock ed out of first place see route back to the top in Dril lin Lnkevicws Lakeviews Always One Terrific Contest In English Football League By McINTYRE HOOD Special in The Barrie Exnminer LONDON Earh weeks play in the English football league produces some one game which stands out above the others as the thriller of the list Usually it is grim battle between two topranking teams But the palm for the most exciting and spectacular game this week goes to two teams fighting hard to escape relegation to the sec ond division the game between Fulham ond Chelsea on the farmers ground Chelsea won the game 43 with Peter Bra brook heading in the winning goal in the last minute of play to give his side two valuable points and bringing it on to level terms with Fulhom and Manchester City at the bottom of the table This Chelsea team is much better than its position in the league suggests and should soon climb to more respectable place in the league table But Fulham reinforced by the sign ing of Jackie Henderson from Arsenal gave the Pensioners their toughest game of the year before the issue was decided in the last minute goal scored against his own sidery Ful ham defender gave Chelsea onegoal lead at halftime Then the fireworks really started with every moment filled with excitement Chelsea scored two goals in four minutes to go up 30 Then in the next four min utes Fulham scored twice and soon after notched third goal to equalize The last 15 min utes were played in constant roar from the 36000 spectators until Brabrook took skilful centre by Blunstone squarely on his head to pilot the ball into the net for the winning goal This was the game that made the banner headlinesfor the week BURNLEY WELL AHEAD At the other end of the table Burnley are well ahead of see ondplace Spurs who could only draw at Cardiff Burnley now have 34 points for 23 games while Spurs have 23 points for 25 games Ipswich are on 31 and Everton on so The whole division is much better balanc ed than last season Tottenhnm are playing just as good football as year ago but several other teams have improved tremend ously and are giving the Spurs much hardencompetition From here it looks like Burnley hampionship unless they slip badly and Tottenhom run up succession of Victories Liverpool and Leyton Orient look like the two teams destin ed to winpromotion from the second division Liverpool are seven points and Leytou five points ahead of Southampton and Derby tied in third place and are pla gcoosistootly winning football The real tight stmggle is at the bottom of the league where Charlton havc at last struck good form and are like ly to climb while Bristol Rov ers Middlesblough and Leeds United should provide the two teams to go down In the third division Ports mouth are out in front of Bournemouth by four points but have two games in hand Peterborough with one game in hand are one point behind Bpurnemoutb but are being crowded by Reading and Cry stal Palace one and two points further back It is impossible to pick relegation candidates in this division as there are seven teams from which the unlucky four will come bunched at the bottom gt Keenest fight is for four pro motion places in the fourth div ision Wrexham and Colchester each have 38 points but Wrex hum have game in band Next are Aldershot and Mill wall tied at 33 points with Carlisie next with 81 But close behind are York and Working ton with 30 so that it is too early to pick the two teams to accompany Wrexham and Col chester into the third division In Scotland Dundee now have six points lead over both Rangers and Celtic with the Celts having played one game more than the others With Dundee keeping up their super altive soccer undefeated at home and with only one loss away from home they look like coasting home as champions barring accidents Kelly To Have Further XRay TORONTO CPlBed Kelly Toronto Maple Leafs cenrte eered hospital Thursday for further xvravs of his damaged knee Which has kept him out of action in the National Hockey League since Dec 30 The Leafs had hoped Kelly would be back in the lineup this Saturday but coach Punch 1m lach said Thursday he wont know until tonight if Kflly will be ready Kelly suffered the injury when he crashed into goalpost in game against Detroit Red Wings He has missed nine games trailing the pack admit they have had enough losses and are just us eager to start win streak Game time is 815 tExamlner Photos BRUCE GAMBLE lS ON DIET BOSTON CPI Philllat son who has been around the National Hockey Magus for quite while as player and coach bus revived in 12 yearold instrument of torture the battle of the bulgeto plague the newest arrival in the NHLs long suffering goaltending fraternity Current victim of the de vice is Bruce Gamble the pudgy netminder who stepped off plane from Portland Ore and helped Boston Bruins whip Detroit Red Wings 58 Thursday night Watson who coaches the lastplace Bruins showed his gratitude by giving the 215 pound goalie 10 days to shed 15 pounds Gamble played fine game out there but hes go ing to play even better Watson said explaining his ultimatum The coach said he doesnt care how Gamble goes about getting rid of the pound age The last man to go through similar ordeal was Welter Turk Erode Toronto portly goaltender of the 19105 who was benched by Maple Leaf generalmnnager Conn Smythe in December 1949 with orders to lose seven pounds or else The Turk sat out one game while trimming down from 197 polmds to svelte 189 When he returned he blanked New York Rangers 20 atop ping 22 shots and stuck around to help Toronto win the Stanley Cup the following season Gamble moved up to the Bruins from Portland Buckn roosof the Western League in exchange for rookie Don Head GORDIE HOWE game was delayed nitcr he was struck on the forehead by Dick hlcissnera shot He took five stitches Then in the final period when Oliver counted he slammed heavily into Sawchuk The net mioder fell to the ice and lost consciousness briefly The Bruins had Bruce Gamble In goal in place of Don Head Tin Can Curling To Commence In Next Week Tin Can Curiing the much jtolked about and littleknown sport will start in Barrie next week Ed Tschirhort TCC chairman of Barrie Athletic Association told last nights meeting that hed contacted all of the citys elementary schools It was up to the schools to choose their respective teams he said Activity will be centred at the new rink now under con struction at the West End Shop ping Plozn move to have outoftown rinks take part in carnival spiel was gently set aside with the majority of the members onhond wanting the Barrie kids to get their feet wet first Short notices The club dis cussed the possibility of hold ing Sportsmans dinner here sometime late in April or early May This will be more ser iously approached at the next meeting Tickets have been printed for the Ice Out Contest They will not go on sale until offer the carnival Its time for the 1962 dues to be paid President Jack MacLoren Ed Tschlrholt and Don Kinlocb were numcd to the nominating committee The clubs annual meeting will be held next DeVilhiss Essa Score Shulouts DeVilblss and Essa Road scored shutouts in Winter Cor nival Broomball League games played at Barrie Arena DeVilbiss boppcd Kolmnr so on goals by Ron Carter two and John Bowman Essa thumped Molch 70 Murray Amos and Jim Burke scored three goals each Dun can Campbell bad tbeother FRONT ONLY For Most Can Pm AARA ll was recalled VBARRIE PA 85965 ets Record Diated nod two new faces on the ob ward line Lorry Leach and Tommy Williams Gamble Bostons regular net minder for most of lost season from Portland Buckaroos in exchange for Head Leach came from Providence Reds of the American Hockey League in switch with Bob Beckett William was up from Kingston Frontenacs of the Eastern Professional League in place of Terry Gray The Ifed Wings called up Parker MacDonald of Sydney NS to replace the Injured Howie Glover in games Saturday night Delt troll is at Montreal and Boston at Toronto LINEUPS Detroit Gool Snwchuk defence Ill Pronovost Gods trey Gndsby Gocgnn Odrow ski forwards Deiveccblo Howe Stasiuk Ullmnn Illeclt Gregor Laforgc Lunde Mne Donnld Fonteyne Lahlne Bol leau Ballall Goal Gamble de fence Staplcton lliohns Bola vin Vcstlnll Grccn forwards Ilclfennoy Burns Toppnzzlnl Oliver Bucyk Connolly Pon ninglon lllcissncr Prom vosf Williams Leach Referee Glen Sknv men Walter Atanos Hayes lines George SUMMARY First period Boston lllc Kcnney Toppazzinl 234 Detroit Stasiuk Del vccch Howe 1409 De troit Stasiuk Howe Ullman 1732 Penalties Stosiuk 457 Godsby and Oliver 1704 Conlt neliy 1720 Second period Boston Bucyk Oliver Boston Connolly Bucyk Oliver Boston McKcnney Mohns Burns 1425 Detroit Howe Gndsby Ullmnn 1905 Pam allies Howe 917 Bucyk 1729 Third period Boston Oliver Connelly Bucyk 918 Penalties None Stops Sawehuk Gamble AUTOMATIC DELIVERIES 12 it 1133 91273 SIMEOE PETROLEUM PHONE PA 82563 LTD lt Edson Wice Prop 75 Anne so Barrie END ALIGNMENT BRADFORD 5T DURO WATER slsr K255 SHALLOW WELL PISTON PUMP 15 GAL PACKAGED WATER SYSTEM 39 GALLON TANK $13585 ouno LITTLE GIANT CONVERTIBLE JET PUMP $12995 135 so Gal Tank Call The Plumbing Department at 259 INNISFIL SlmcoEolsmlcEjCOOl