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By STEVE JONESCU Sports Editor WILL ZOOM ATTENDANCE that Maurice Rocket Rich ard would help open Barries Winter Carnival Febru guaranteed record attendance at the threeday festivities Richard hockeys alltime great everything will be in town only couple of hours all at Barrie Arena The nights other attraction will be The announcement ary has gue games If there is an unfortun Minor Hockey Week However the rink will still be jammed with bug eyed children and for that matter bugeyed parents and other adults would venture to say during few years of Ric say theyve never heard of him has hit the headlines in so many His forte was scoring goals manner in which he scored than the number that brought him fame Richard made the routine for him No player has matched him in color No player will They talk about the col color beside the Rocket is dull dull fringe hockey player They talk about the die Howe est To my mind Richard made the brawls ing an official off the ice the country Hes had his name in large print as an ambassador to European countries There or say today that doesnt reach print He is hero one of the few in despite the fact hes out of the National Hockey Lea of hockey for Canada is little the man can do gue While Babe Ruth is the Rocket Richard is similar Super stars will come and key League Its to rival the allround Most Of TheScores Were Close In Church Legion Puck Tiits Minor Hockey Week started Saturday and as usual dozen games were played in Church Legion leagues at Barrie Arena AIIL action was first and Her shey led off with 51 victory over Buffalo Murray Perry scored three goals for the win ners and Alvin Clarke and Brent Smith had singles Peter Hard ing scored for Buffalo Cleveland nipped Spokane 53 led by Brian McFaddeos three goals David Seagram and Mike Quinn had singletons for Cleveland Scott Snelgrove with two and Scott SpEam scored for Spokane Cy Atkinson Don McCfibbon Springfield to Rochester Erie blanked Providence 30 on goals by David Burton gouge Knight and Michael Mur DE JUNIOR Barrie defeated Niagara Falls 52 in the first junior tilt Jerry Raycraft paced the winners with three goals Freddie Noble and Collin Scott had singles Steven McGrath scored both Falls goals Gary Meger and scored to lead 30 win over Ken Bannerman scored four goals to pace St Mikes over Guelph Roy Carther had three goals and Steve Morrison two Ingles for the winners came froom Greg Hubbard and Ricky Thorne Doug Bisebrough scor ed both Guelph goals Brian Kinsella Paul Osachuk and Hugh Scott scored to lead Peterborough to 32 win over Hamilton Greg Bowen got both Hamilton goals Charles Gate with live goals and David Black and John ate part of the whole busi ness it isthat Rocket cannot be here during this week hards or of Eddie Shack Shacks coring of Bernie Geoffrion and Frank Mahovlich Here are players Compared to Richard theyre just good They talk about the allaround greatness of Gor Howe is and wasthe great But he lacked Richards flamboyance headlines in fistfights and He made the headlines for allegedly attack Hes made the headlines for his fine and influential work among the youngsters of greatest name hockey only hope that one will come along drawn player can make league an minor hockey Iea that no one who has lived playing days could No hockey player ways It was more the spectacular goal grey Shack is two great hockey Local rinks took top prizes in both draws of the Mens Invitation Bonspiel at Barrio Curling Club Saturday rink of Jack Merrelt Jack Lloyd and Jack Lynn won the first draw with three wins and to plus of 11 Jack Nixon with Art Powell Ernie Bell and Bill Kennedy won the late draw with three wins and plus of 18 This was one of the few times in several years that local fours have copped two top awards in hometown spiel Ernie Sokol of Newmarket skipped his rink to second prize in the early draw with three wins and plus of nine He had Paul Piacko Mike Kulha and Bob Clarke Bramptons Norm Garhutt skip Bill Mullis Doug Reid and George Metcnlfe had third prize with two wins and plus of 14 Ed Seedhouse skipped his Weston rink of Aubrey Buch Seven Minor Tilts lit Bradford Arena Seven games were played in the Bradford and District Min or Hockey Association at the Community Centre Niagara Falls defeated Guelph 42 in the first junior contest Gary Coiangelo and Reg Bate man scored two goals each for the victors Gary Baynes and Dave Fernhout scored for the victims St Mikes edged Honulton 32 Bob Magloughlen Larry Kell and Brian Giikinson scored for St Mikes Dave Partridge and Don Stephens scored for Hamilton Box Cox scored all the goals for Marlboros in their a2 win over Peterborough Ron Noble got both Peterborougb goals AHL Buffalo edged Quebec 53 in the first AHL division game Steve Kanyo had three goals and Terry Gwyn two for Huf falo Paul Wist with two and John Cox scored for Quebec Hershey nipped Rochester +3 Brian Kneeshaw scored twice for Hershey and John Hughes and Bill Gow had singles Ro chester goals were by Ken Cof field Richard Mason and George Scott NHL Leafs thumped Detroit in one of the two NHL games Dave Blackwell and Rick Goiby had three goals to lead Leafs John DePeuter hadtwo Jim McClocklin had two goals and John Blake one for Detroit Boston and Canadiens played to 55 tie Pete Langeryt and Gene Scotch scored twice for Boston Bobby Woods had single Nevin Kalegaric had three goals for Canadians Len Bray and Ricky Holancin had sport today in baseball go in the National Hoc of Richard One such institution Marion with one each scored in St Catharines 7a thumping oftMarlhoros Leo Coogan had two and Neil Koopmaos one goal for Marlboros SENIOR Windsor tripped North Bay 5I in the first senior game Brian Curtis scored three goals and Allan Moore and David Ray craft one each for the winners Ron Labeck scored for North Bay Steven Pollard scored four times to lead Whitby over Corn wall 92 Norm Martin had two goals and Bob Lynch Steven Delaney and Gordon Huxtabie one each Ken Saunders and Jim Hay scored for Cornwall Jim MacPherson got two goals and Mike DAmbrosio the other as Kitchener edged Chatham 31 Jack Lynch scored for Chatham Douglas Cotton Wayne Tas cona and Warren Bemrose scor ed to lead Sudbury over Kings ton 32 Tommy Emma and tloohn Shrigley scored for Kings NHL LEADERS By THE CANADIAN PRESS Standings Montreal won 25 lost tied 11 points 61 Points Bathgate New York Goals Provost Montreal 75 Asilats Bathgate 41 shutouts Hall Chicago Pennltieszl Fontinato Montlt real 12 minutes singles DONT SENDTAKE YOUR BOY TO THE ARENA SUPPORT MINOR IN THE CITY OF BARRIE THIS WEEK AND EVERY WEEK Published In The Interest Of MINOR HOCKEY BATSTONESTIRE SERVICE IOI BAYFIELD ST PA 6549 Jack Lovell and his Coiis Barrie Rinks Take Top Prizes In Mens Invitation Bonspiel anon Bay Davis and Paul Me Williams to fourth prize with one win and an aggregate score of 26 Orillia with Bill Stevenson skip for Clayton French Bax ter Stevenson and Al French was runnerup to Nixon in the second draw with three wins and plus of eight Barries Bill Hewlck with Vcrn Adams Jim Clyne and John Rodgers took third prize of nine Final prize went to Camp Borden Armys Knobby Clarke skip Jack MCElroy Bill Carlolt ton and Harry Livingston with one win and on aggregate high of 20 This rink won tie brcaking pull of the cards Bruce Reynolds and Bruce Peacock handled the diaws Petes Help Wings Take Top Spot By THE CANADIAN PRESS The last place Peterhorough Petes help ad Hamilton Red Wings hack into sole possession of first place in the Ontario Hockey Association Junior series by upsetting Montreal Ca nadiens 32 in Montreal Hamiltons 53 victory over St Catharines Teepees gave the Red Wings twopoint malrgin over the Canadiens The two learns entered their games Sunlt day tied for first place each with 47 points In the only Saturday game the Teepees downed Ni ga Falls Flyers 42 in St Cathar ines to restore their fivepoint lead over Guelph Royals in the fight for third spot Tom Carry scored two goals for the Petes with Bob Hamilton firing the winner to break 22 tie The two Montreal goals were scored by Andre Boudrias and JeanCIaude Hebert Lowell McDonald scored his 36th goal of the season for Ha milton 10 seconds after the game started Also scoring for the Red Wings were Pit Martin Bob Dean Paul Henderson and Wayne Rivers Ray Cullen scored twice for St Catharines while Bill Ives netted the other goal Chicbi Farenzena Doug Jar ratt Dick Lachowich and George Standing each got one goal tovgive Teepees their win agara Falls were Ron Shock and Billy Knibbs for action Toronto Marlboms beat Brampton 32 and Toronto feated Unionvllle 64 Saturday with two victories and plus over the Fiyers Scoring for Ni In Metropoiltan Toronto Jun St Michaels defeated Whitby 63 Sunday The Marlboros de Linked with Canadian growth and progress Bob Green Skips Fellow Farmers To Curling Win Bob Green of strand skipped his rink to the championship of group playdowns of the Massey Fcrguson Dominion bonspicl at Cookstown Saturday Green and his rink Marshall Campbell Mervyn Nice and Del Jermey all members of Barrie Curling Club will go to or angeville Wednesday for furth er play Sixteen rinks played in two draws with the winner of each playing off for the right to re present thisarea In that play off Green defeated Gard Riley of Cookstown E7 on an extra cnnd Rileys rink had Lambert Wil son Don Brown and Walter hearty For the Cookstown victory Greens players were presented with curling sweaters Rinks of farmercurlers came from Bradford Churchill Cooks town Stroud Barrie and Elmvale BIG SEVEN Gordie Howe of Detroit Red Wings scored one goal and as sisted on another in pair of weekend games to chop Andy Sunday of Thornton Alliston Bathgotes lead atop the Na tional Hockey League individual scoring race to eight points Howe has 51 goals Bathgate was held pointless in New York Rangers lone week end start Sunday night and has 59 points on 18 goals and leagueleading assists The leaders Pts Bathgate ew York IE 41 59 Howe Detroit Provost Montreal Mahovlich oronto Mikita Chicago Bucyk Boston HulluChicago McKenney Boston 21 30 51 25 21 46 23 23 46 IS 31 46 12 31 43 NHL STARS Hauri Richard of Montreal who scored what proved to be the winning goal and assisted on two others when the Cana diens heat Detroit Red Wings 53 Sunday night BARRIE HEATING FUELS Phone PA 66531 51 GASOLINES MOTOR OILS points 21 of them 202040 192 40 Stewart Gives Toronto Split With The Bruins By THE CANADIAN PRESS There are times when Boston Bruins look more like first class team than National Hockey League cellar dwellers Such as during the weekend when for five periods they out Iought much superior club Ioronlo Maple Leafs Saturday night at Toronto the error rone Bruins blew threegoaij lead then rallied for 54 trium But hack home the Bruins fell apart to allow the Leafs four late goals and 51 decision The split was eosz for the Leafs in their battle with Mont real Canadiena for first place The Canadiens tied 24 against Detroit Red Wings on home too Saturday night and won 55 Detroit Sunday night The weekend games stretched Montreals unbeaten streak to eight gamessix wins and two tiesand gave them three poiot edge over Maple Leafs RANGERS LOSE AGAIN Chicago Black Hawks handed the fading New York Rangers lheir seventh straight defeat 11 in the weekends only other game at Chicago Sunday night At Tomato the first Boston goalby Wayne Connellywas on rare penalty shot Rookie A1 Cullen Is Talk Of AHL By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Substitute goaltender AI Cul len is the talk of the American Hockey League for his sensa tlonol work with Cleveland Ba mas Culen filling in for injured Les Blnkley turned in two shut outs during the weekend as the Barons Western Division lead ers stretched their winning string to eight games Cleveland blanked Pittsburgh Hornets 54 Sunday night after beating Que bec Aces 24 Saturday night In other games Sunday night Rochester Americans drubbed Springfield Indians 72 Buffalo Bisons beat Quebec 51 and Hershey Bears edged Provid ence Rods 54 in overtime Hershey defeated Providence 51 Springfield turned back Buf falo 81 and Rochester and Pitts burgh playcd to ta overtime tie in Saturday battles ALLOWS ONLY FIVE Cullen 20 was brought up to tho Barons from Woodstock of the Ontario Hockey Association senior series after Binkley the regular netmindcr suffered sprained ankle In five games with Cleveland Cullen has allt lowed only five goals and posted three shutouts Cal Steams Fred Glover John Ferguson Jlm Mikol and Eddie Mazur were the Barons marksman last night The vic tory enabled Cleveland to re main ona point ahead of Ho chester in the Western Division Rochester struck for six goals in the opening period in belting Springfields Eastern Division leaders Dick Gamble and Alex Faulkner the Amer lcans with two goals apiece other Rochester were Bruce Draper and Wally Boyer if Springfield goals No more players named Cul lenbrothers Barry and Brian triggered Buffalos conquest of Quebec Barry scored two goals and three assists while Brian produced one goal and Darryl Sly in Anderson and Bruce Cline got the two lhreo assists Ron Ingram and Ant Erickson were the other goalgenera for the Blsons Mi chael Lahadie averted shutout for the Aces BEARS BEAT REDS Les Duffs goal in overtime gave Hershey weekend sweep over Providence and enabled the runnerup Bears to open up fivepoint lead over the third place Reds In the Eastern Dl vision Providences George Ra nieri sent the game into over time with his thlrd goal at 1946 of the third session Stan Baluik got the other Providence goal Jock McKen zie collected two goals and an assist for the Bears and also scoring were Pete cher and Myron Stankiewicz Fred Glover scored both goals for the Barons Saturday when they shut out the Aces McKenzie counted two goals for Hershey against Providence Saturday The othcr Hershey scorers were Bay Knlnsewich Stankiewicz and AI Johnson Bob Beckett scored for the Reds Cline and Bill Sweeney scored In the second period for Spring field against the Bisons Dea made it 21 in the third pe riod Springfield defenceman Note Price scored on the empty as Referee Eddie Powers gov Connelly the free chance after Tomato defenceman Allan Slan ley pulled him down about feet from the Leaf goalt Tho rookie right winger made no mlime erry oppazzioi Jo any Bucyk Larry Leach and Mill ray Oliver also scored for the Bruins with Leach and Olivers goals coming late in the game to erase Tomato lcad Ron Stewart Eddie thzcnher ger Billy Harris and Dave Kain got the Tomato goals SNAPS TIE The Leafs and Bnilns were engaged in stirring duel Sun day night Then at 750 of the third period Ron Stewart of the Leafs snapped dead lock and the rout wason Before the game ended George Armstrong Dave Keon and Frank Mnhovilch all scored unaided goals as the Boston de fence collapsed Bob Puliord had the Leafs first goal in the first period while Andre Pronovost tallied Bostons lone goal in the sec DII Claude Laforgc recently re called from Hershey Bears of the American Hockey League scored at 144 of the third period to bring the Red Wings tie with Montreal Saturday night Labinc got Detroits other goal and Gilles Tremblay and rookie Bobby Rousseau scored for the Canndiens COUNT IN THIRD At Detroit tho Canadian beat the Red Wings on third period goals by Henri Richard and Claude Provost Provosts goal was his 25th of the season top in the NHL Gilles Bemia Boom Boomt Geofirion and Dickie Moore also scored for we llabs while Gordie IIowe Norm Ullrnan and defenceman Pete Goegan counted for the Wings Rangers who dropped into lie for fourth placc with the Wings took 10 lead at Chicago on Ted Hampsons goal early in the second period But defenceman Pierre Pilots hid it up for the Hawks before the second period ended and Bill REd Hay and Ken Whar ram scored within two minutes in the third to put the game away BARIE lBEl Annual Meeting Library Hall WEDNESDAY JAN UARY Si 800 pm ELECTION OF I962 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