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12 Pipers By SCOTT BUTTON Caulth Press Stllf lwriter Conch Keith Allen of Phila delphia Ilyers probably wanted to go home after the first tour minutes of Thursday nights Na tional Hockey league game against Chicago Black Hawks Stan Mikita and Chico Moiri scored for Chicago within the first four minutes with the Black lfawks playing shorthand ed No doubt Allen and 13005 fans at the Spectrum in Philadelphia realised the Flych were in for rough evening And their fears were justified as the Black Hawks went on to win 12 the most onesided def rat ever handed an expansion team lllikita opened the scoring against goaltender Doug Favell at 205 with Dennis ifull in the penalty box hiaki connectedAat 807 with Matt Rovlich scrvrng penalty The Black llawks who scored nine goals in their last outing scored four more times in the first period against Favell Ber nle Parent replaced Fovcll and allowed three goals in each oi the second and third periods PICKS UP SIIUTOUT Parent and Favell combined to make 37 saves while Dennis Defordy of Chicago also made 37 to pick up the shutout The Western Divisions most onesided loss previously had been Minnesotas 104i defeat by Boston The 12 goals were the most scored by one team in game this season Jim Pappin led Chicago with three goals while Dennis Hull Doug Mobns and Eric Neslercn ko scored two each Single goals went to Fit Martin who also had four assists Mikita and Mnki Bobby Hull was held to thrcc assists and is nine points back of Phil Esposltn of Boston in the individual scoring race in other games Thursday night Boston Bruins moved eight points ahead of the runnerup Montreal Canadians in the Eastern Division by ow scoring Dos Angela Kings 7s and New York Rangers stretcth tbelr unbeaten strcolr to seven games by edging St Louis Blues SCORES THREE GOALS Esposito scored one goal and assisted on another to help Bos ton stretch its unbeaten string to 16 games llut the hey performer for Boston was Derek Sanderson with tbree goals The Bruins seared sir consec utive goalsSandersons three and single tallies by Dallas Smith Glen Sather and Johnny Bucyk Ed loyal scored twice for Los Angeles while Bill Flatt Lowell MacDonald and Gordon Labossierc scored once NervYorks victory before 14736 at St Louis allowed Emile Francis to remain the only undefeated coach in the NHL The Rangers who storied their undefeated streok under the ailing Bernie Geofirion have fivu wins and tie under general manager Francis Walt Tkacruk Bob Nevin Vic Hadfield and Rod Gilbert shared the Ranger scoring Gary Sabourin scored twice for St Louis and lied Bercnson once In activity off the ice Pitts burgh Penguins und Oakland completed sixplayer trade Centre Earl Ingurfield left winger Gene Ubriocoand de fenceman Dick Mattiussi went to Oakland while forwarddc fenceman iiryan Wason right winger Georgc Sworbrick and defenceman Tracy Pratt went to Pittsburgh TIIE BARRIE EXAMINER FRIDAY JANUARY 31 1969 t9 St Catharines Moves 111th Lead Havirks ormwa narronors goal ie Steve Rexe maimjave in town Thursday night Terry OMalloy of Ottawa tlcft and round the net Russian player on the ice at right is uniden game against Russia at Ol Paul Cadleux tlel crowd titted Russia dideated the ths Led 3372 But Russian MusCle Won OTTAWA or The Ros slans clobbcred the Canadians 101 in hockey game Thursday night but it might have been on armvwrcstling contest The Russians did it on mus cle as they have on the rest oi their undefeated spree in Curr Eda The Ottawabased te rn National Team sneaked off to 31 lead in the first period but the Russians Nate pounced in the second outscoring their hosts Bt They added two more without retaliation in the third Although both teams did their share of bouncing in game that featured 21 penalties the Russians appeared stronger in relentless armandvshoulder pressure Because there was usually someone close enough to out muscle them for the puck the Canadians often found them selves ln good position but they couldnt do much aboutit Te Hargreaves and Jean CusSon scored in the first three minutes for Canada and despite 166 Russian edge in shots the Canadians were playing even hockey By the second period they were worn down and it was no longer contest Voleral Kharniomov Boris Mikhailov and Yuri Moissev scored two goals each for Bus sia Vladimir Vikulov Vladimir PetrovAiexsandr Raiulin and Boris Mayorov each counted once Terry Olltfaliey and Terry First On Dionnes 25th Goal 11y TILE CANADIAN PRESS For 17yearvold rookie from Drummondvllie Que Marcel Dionne of St Catharines Black Hawks is playing like veteran anxious LEADS DIEGOOPEN SAN DIEGO AP Jack Nicklaus didnt win major goli championship in 19613 but the Ohio golfizr hopes to rectify the situation in 1969 He leads going into the second round at the $150000 San Diego Open today with an initial tourunder par 68 Last Monday in his first tournament of the yoarhe lio islied four strokes back of the winner George Archer iu the Bing Crosby His 68 Thursday left him one stroke ahead of Dow Finster wald Billy Casper biggést money winner in golf last year was in the heavilypopulated 72 bracket as only eight players broke par 366672 on the Torrey Pines Municipal course in the Ontario Hockey Associa tion Junior series The slick centre scored his 25th goal at the seasoniearly in the third period Thursday night to give the Black Hawks 43 The other par breakers were Larry Zicgeler Dave Eichelber ger and Gene Littler at 70 and Jim Colbert Hugvaoyer and Jerry Abbott at 71 Top Canadian was George Knudsen of Toronto with 78 Bob Cox Jr of Vancouver had 79 and 90b Panasiulr of Wind sor Ooh an an aernovr Priory TORONTO GP The city could save money on wine and cheese party at the opening of the new SL Lawrence Market Feb if each guest brought mickey in one pocket and sandwich in the other ControlA ler Allan Lamport said Wednes day But the board of control approved $800 for the party win over Hamilton Red Wings and move St Catharines into sole possession or first place in the 10team series Peterborough Peles stayed in contention with 21 victory over Toronto Marlboros and climbed into secondplace tie with idle Montreal Junior Cana diens Each team has 52 points two fewer than St Catharines but Montreal has live games in hand on the Black Hawks and four over the Petes In Hamilton Dinnnes unas slsted powerplay goal at 586 was all the Hawks needed to put them on top The fivefoot eightvinch play maker took the faceoft in the Red Wings zone stepped around two Hamiltonyplnyeis and flipped quick shot past goal tender iim Rutherford HAS 68 POINTS Dionne also picked up assists on goals by Brian McKenzie and Skeeter Test to bring his point total to 611 in Mgames At Me Donough scored the other St Catharines goal Cal Russell Gord Brooks and GaryCoalterjscored for the Red Wings who held 32 lead going into the third period IN ROSE BOWL ZONE FlNliLS Nell Weirs Bradford rinlr travels to Drillia Feb 10 to play in the zone final of the Rose Bowl playoffs Weirl liink detected an Anderson Parkrrink skipped by John Clintlust weekto advance to he Drillia playoff From leftr Ken Wood Helen Berbridgo MaryBrown ond WeirThe scoutinol was played at the looksz Giulio Club High Single The loss left Hamilton in fourth place with 44 points two more than Niagara Falls Fillers Meanwhile the Petes got solid goalteading from Bruce London and goal by Tony Feather stone at 1959 of the second pe riod to get by the Marlboros Dave Roy is former Marl boro scored the other Feterbor ough goal Defencemnn Steve Durbano had given Toronto lead early in the second pe riod Landon who stopped 31 shots in the game blocked 15 in the scoreless third period as the Marlboros held some edge in shots on goal The Marlboros fighting for playoff spot are eighth with 33 points three more than Ottawa 675 who have game in hand BOWLING KEMPVIEW unrest Tuesday Aft Léaguo Team standings New Brunswick 32 Nové Scotia 32 Ontario 29 British Columbia 27 Saskatchewan 26 Prince Edward Isle 25 Aberta filth Manitoba 17 Neivfaflml land 14 Yukon 15 nigh Triple Sheila Bertram 644 Vt Bishop sit Grace Graves stn Kay Flower 616 Vera Bertram 505 Doris Edgerton 602 High Singlet Vi Bishop 298 Aileen IIurtu bise 269 Lots Sullivan 256 Joan Armstrong M9 SHEAS BOWL Seasons Highs Men High Average Jack Stones 186 High Triple Roger Woodard Roger Woodard 2571 Women High Averagénlean ne Marten 159 High Triple Lorraine Met burn High Single Lorraine blel burn 235 mgfrlrlpfesMcndack Syrnes 566 Ron Melburn 549 Ross Mei leern 532 Bill Ittekmsn 521 chesterWake 520 Harry Beatty 510 nigh Singles Men Dave Marten 229 Jack Symes rri Rori Meiburu 201 Harry Death 701 Ron Leblanc 200 Roger Wood ard 196 High Triple Women Irene Donaghy 568 Jeanne Marten 530 Sandy Ziegler 434 Mary Wake Rio Dietrich 432 Lyn da Symon 419 lllgb singles Irene Donagby ltd Jeanne Morten T03 Laurie Realty 169 Fla Dietrich 167 Mary Wake 1M Bernicel Orser Caifrcy scored the Canadians other goals Denis Dupcre and Evgeni Meishakov got minors majors and match penalties for fight in the second period No other fights between Poulycadieux and Evgeni hfeishakov in the first period and John Ferguson and Valeri Kharmamov in the third netted highsticking major for Meishakov and mi nors for the others Russia picked up 13 of the penalties and ouLshot the Cone dians 5022 before about 4000 fans In the Russian room coach Vltnicks Gaining 0n Baltimore New York Knicks defeated Baltimore Bullets 109106 and DctraitPistons rolled to 144 us win over Seattle SuperSonics in National Basketball Asso ciatian doubleheader Thursday night in Baltimore In other NBA games Cincin nati Royals ripped Philadelphia 76ers 116415 in Syracuse NY and visiting Chicago Bulls downed San Francisco Warriors 111101 The Knieks who have won 20 of their last 21 pulled to within three games or Baltimores Eastern Division leaders by beating off frantiesecoudhalf rally by the Bullets Walt Fra zier led New lIork with 23 points In the opener Detroit scored no points in the second half for the victory DoveBing got 37 Piston points Tom Van Arsdales short jump shot with 21 seconds left gave Cincinnati its narrow win lie led the Royals with 26 points Chuvalo Mathis Confident But Someone NEW YORK CF George Canan olrilorvnto and Boner Mathis of Grand Rapids bildh are so confident of victory in their izround teammate bout Monday that even theirwarring partners are ooovlnedot least for the record Itt Gmssiosers the pod hotel room in the Colskfll Mountains where Chuvala hearing the end at his training one of iris sparring meta says George will keep Buster so busy defending himself he wont be able to downy cffedive punching At Rhinebeek NIY Mathis is doing his daily prancing in the clean air at Peers Farm where rustic old born has been turned into mnnnusium Wheres no way Mathis can lose says sparring partner who has felt the power of Busters huge fists Mathis is fast on his feet for big man lot faster than the Canadians 104 OP Wim photo Anatoli Tarasuv was in black mood over the refereeing The Canadians will try in vain to have us play this rough style or inlay the Russian coach said OUT OF SHAPE Coach Red Bownass said the Canadians had stopped skating in the final two periods and looked outo shape itrehastcrn team was laug mooted by five members at the Winnipegbased NationalsHar greaves Terry Oftfalley Gary Begg Biltalfeindl and goalie Wayne Stephenson Stephenson played six minutes of the third period before injuringhis hand Bownass repeated previous statements that the Russian sweep so far was not the end to Canadian hopes in thecoming world competition tension of the Russian tour to include game with Canadas national team in London Ont tonight has drawn threat of legal action from an Ontario Hockey Association senior elubi Officials of the Woodstock As mode the threat Thursday night aftertbeir gamcwith the Cuna dians scheduled for tonight was cancelled so the Nationals could play the Russians ThoNalionalS play partial schedule against 0HA senior clubs but the Canadian Arna teur HockeyAssociation ord ered them to play the Russians instead The game in London is expect ed to attract full house at ti 000 Doug Pratt Gardens mana gcr said Thursdaynight tickets oer the 4745 arena seats were soldout five hours after they went on sale Standing room will be mad able for another 1200 fans prior to garncztime Saharas as lsaitfi Legal TORONTO CF Sandra Post the precocious blonde from Oakville is making name for herself in golfbut the name atleast for cornlt mercial purposes isnt hers The miniskirted missfcholt4 sen Rookie of the Year on thei United States womens golf tour inst yedr was astounded to receive letter from the USpatent office that the name Sandra Postdoes not represent any particular liv ing individual Sandra is beginning to cash in on her success in profession al sport by endorsing spott swear golf equipment and other products Sandra told reporters Wednesday vtlIat sho leorned that almost saventnonths be fore she was born in 1946 someone in Florida began usingrthename Sandra Post for brand otwornens wear and accessoriu The name was cmtered in 1963 year before she won Barrie Novrces Lead Series 170 Barrie Kinsmen Novices shot outOrilliosO last night in Bar rie to wintbe first game of best of three series to decide the arearepresentative to the Little NHL Tournament Doug Keans and Dave Cadeau shared the shutout Robbie Garner led the Kins men with threl goals while Glen Laycock iollowed up with pair Singles were snerort by Gordy Beilby fim Angus Shane Peor snll and Mike Gibb her first Co adja junior championship Now Miami law rm has advised companva dra is connected with that any attempt to utilize her name on any products for salein the United States of Mnerica witteause it to do all that is necessary to protect the lclient Sandra has six commercial contracts and there is one in the works promoting new line of cars Heston Defeat Bruins 7555 Goheens Hustleis of Barrie went to their henchlast night to pullout convincing 75 65 victory over Base Borden Bruins and consolidate their held on first plade in the Sim coe Counw Mens Basketball League Bill McAleer scored 27 points for the HustlertsWollowed by Playing coach Nicholas Owen with 10 and Dave Henshaw with 18 points iiigh scorers or the Bruins were Gordon with 12 and Walla ing withdi paints llustlers led 3328 at halftime Other Barrie scorers were Tom Arnold and Dave Harris points Coach Owen suffered an in lruy to his right shin when he llidetl with trampoline in second half of the game Regulars Barry Turnbull and Bob Sktypnychuk were outot the lineup for the game Skry pnychuk with bruised bone in his left ankle suffered in game Wednesdaypnight Meanwhile lastminute err ploddqu Chuvulo But George says hell catch Mathis before the night is over in Madison Square Garden ond go on to bigger and better things in the heavyweight ranks You cant makeit foot racc all night the Canadian champion says You put the punches togther at the right time and goodresults fall in your fan CAREER ALMOST ENDED Chuvaios career was utmost ended til months ago when he was stopped by Joe Frazier the lone knockout on the Canadiuns record of 511 wins bf losses and two draws Chuvalo needed surgery tofrx up an eye and jew brjury From then on Georgesoys he had to learn to drange his styletor survival as much as aoytbzrg else Once the doctors told me would be all right to fight again know ld have to do things dif ferently At my age already was almost 30 then couldnt hope to get back in the big money it was to keepon walk ritGHSCnoQL arrow sear Junior luau weasel lt1 Intermediate Base Borden Midland Park St Peoetang Senior Park St Ease Borden Midland Penetang GROUP 2g matureo mmamm HHuwmltORme msmmcrmuunwr Junior Borrie North BarrieCentral Coiingwood Alliston Barrie Eastview Intermediate Alliston Barrie Central Barrie North Barrie Eastvfew Lori when ubiOEJQMFINNH To LoSe tag to just hoping to land my mm With the encouragement oi hfn Rodin his new trainer Obuvulo changed his style to more combination punching with stiff crisp left jab thrown in for good measure His w9rkmanlike annihilation of Mexican champion Manual Rams In five rounds at the Garden three months ago earned him the Mathis shot Mathis has only one loss in his 29 pro fights and it czune at the hands of Frazier who knocked himout in the nth rormdlast March towinnsrmlt portion of the dsputcd heavy weight dumpionship Buster whoexpccts to who in around 210 while Chuvalois aiming for 217 or 2011 admiLs that George is as strong asha bull but he says the Canadians wide open for blasting IllthK MUST DIREAK There has to bea limit how much he can take err know if you keopoo hitting brick with siedgehotnmer brick has to break some time1t hit him right hell break What will happen it Geor hit him rightt lie doesnt hard enough Mathis says Anyway hell be too busy lath inc my punches Mathis says he wants anothilr match with Frazier and promise you it will be differ ent Chuvalo has been described as dirty fighter but he insists he isnt The boxing writers heldin luncheon this week for the two heavyweights and other fighters on the card and the subject came up Mathis presented Ghuvnlo with blownatp photo of Clio vale digging hook deep hold the belt of Italian heavyweight Dante Cane in their Toronto fight last Nov 12 dont want you doing thEt to me Mathis told Otutvaio Parriod George Thats my bmt punch right in tho base ment Sealer Barrio North Coilingwood Barrie Central Barrie Eastview iAlllilo RESULTS Junior Barrie North so Alliston It Barrie Central at Collingwood ohms Dist so Park strait 23 Intermediates Base Borden 51 Orttiia Dial 42 Midland 40 Penetang 32 Orillla Dist 55 Park St 42 Alliston to Barrie North as Barrie Central 73 Collingwond 45 Senior Barrie North 96 Alliston 30 Colliugwood 45 Barrie Corp tral 42 Oriilia Dist 51 Base Borden as Penetong 49 Midland 43 Park Street 51 Drillin Dist 37 norm STANDINGS By ran emaomn mass National League Eastern 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