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FIERY HOWIE YOUNG I2 oi the Detroit Red Wings salts Into Montreal Canadiens lean CIauda Tremblay with high check on his way to breaking NHL record or penalties last night Young received live minute major irom reierea Frank Udvarl on this play Then only moments aitcr rer turning to the ice was given misconduct and game mla conduct This brought his sca son total or penalties to 210 two rntnutes better than that at Louis Fontlnato oi Habs Wirophatoi Red Wing Goes Wild Sets Penalty Record By TILE CANADIAN PRESS Terrible tempered Howie Young threw another tantnrm Sunday night belore home town crowd In Detroit Tite upshot was that the barn bastlc lied Wings deienceman smashed the National Hockey League record tor penalty min nice in one season There prob ably will be unhappy tidings or him within day or two irom league president Clarence Campbell The Canadiens crushcd the Red Wings at in Detroit alter dawning Chicagos lcaguoiead log Black Hawks 42 at Mont real Saturday night Chicago with Bobby Hull pro vldiag all the scoring punch dropped the Bruins 31 in Chi cago Sunday night The Itith place New York Rangers mcsn while rebounded at home or +1 win over the Maple Leala In the wake oi 42 setback to Toronto Saturday night in an aitcrnoon game at Dc trolt rd the Wings dumped Boston tl STANDINGS SIIUFFLED The surge by hiontreal pro duced shuttle In the stand tngs Chicago remains on top wrth on points but the Cana dicns shunted Toronto aside and took over second with 64 The Leais are point behind tol lowed by Dctroit with 59 then New York with It and Boston with 18 Young 25 drew total at 37 minutes in pcnaltics In his scca ond period blowup Sunday Three separate automatic Ilncs totalling 3100 were involved and his case is subject to review by Campbell who could either tine him further or suspend him llenow has 10 penalty min utes shattering the former see ord of 20 held by Montreals Lou Fontinsto who set the mark while playing tor New York In toss5s What Fontinato piled up In lull 7ngame schedule Young has surpassed in Detroits 51 games COMRED TREMITLAY His outburst started with tch minute major or high sticking Montreals hem blay at 416 At 1012 releree Frank Udvari tagged him with minor ior spearlog You ng verbally threatened Udvari then tried to get at him while being re strained by teammates The otticisl signalled mis conduct Young rcittscd to go to the penalty box and threw love Udvari waved him all the ce The Canadlens wrapped up the game early building up to lead belora exliab Andre Pronovost got the ions Detroit goal Bernie Geolirion led Mont rcats attack with two goals while Fonttnato Jean Deliveau Ralph Backstrom and Bill Hicks got the others Minus injured ltenri Richard and Tom Johnson going Into the game the Canadiens lost Gilles Tremblay In the second period when the ieit wlngcr was checked hard by Pete Goegan and stmck his head on the Ice suticrlng slight concussion Mysterious Drama Behind Cup Races SYDNEY Australia IAil ddaggcr drama that would do credit to any wartime ary story was carried on be hnd the scenes In last years Americas Cup yacht races This was disclosed Saturday by member at Grcths crew who broke live months at site once to tell at the unsucccsslul Australian campaign to capture the iamous old trophy trom the United Statcs iloth thc Austral ian and American crews car ricd on an intense war oi vita trying to steal each othrrl racing sccrcts Frank llicNultf wrote In one ot series at art clcr In the Sydney Sun lrclrl was ticked by Wrath rrly the US dcicntier oil Newport itl last September our use Victoria to one The Australians cracked the Arrrericans sccrrt sailing trrir runner and the Americans covcrcd anti neutralircd rt ma jor Australian secret weapon titthrlly said The Australianr ellorts to strut snruc oI the Amrricrrns iotrlrd yachting knowhow drew harp tuntrrt ooca irom Indian Woman Way Down Line FNANCONIA NII tCPAll Martha lIrnJarrrin tyrsrrolrt trhon Indian woman Irldding int pinch rm tansrlas nae ttonal croucouniry stt trsrn Ilnlshrrl Mitt In Ilcld oI itaturday In tho nnrdIc to Him nrrire cross country attl rirsrn piorrxhltr here The etrnt was won hy Don strt RIITIrIitI oi Ottawa In one hour 11 attends over the rug ged wonttrams mum oi just to miles lilrs ttrrdsrrrln mother at Itte rhildrrrt Ill only woman in the titre showed starrrlns hut nlrscrvnvs Iatrl airr demonriraictl nerd Int Irtttitcr cosrhlng to unless the lung aildlng sltida top tlttllr country rarer Tint Irrile son III an Indian tlrlrI at is ttuw In the YukIn liaished 20th Charlie and it George ODsy Westherly crew member and otticisl spokes man tor skipper Bus Mos bacher FOLLOWED WEATIIERLY ODsy accused the Aussies oi iollawlag Weatherly to train ing like an amateur skier try ing to learn the secrets oi protessionsi by iotlowing his tracks During the American eliminae lions McNuIty said the Aus tralian launch got so close to Columbia successtul dcirnder against ttrttala tour years he torc that when Columbia broke her most the Gretel crew hauled out two Columbia crew mer who had iallea overboard An Advance Australian mil lion consisting oi skipper loctt iitrrrroctt Archia Robertson and ssilmaker Joe trsrre dogged the Amrrlcan yachts Ior tlsys dtrring the US ciirtrlnntlons studying every sall trim and crew manoeuvre Mchulty ad tied lie said that every day trhrn Gretel put out to are with her trial horse Vim at lrast one American power boat ioiloacd Champ Threatened By Real Patriot litlAlttt rn tttr World heavyweight boxing champion Sonny Liston says his ills has been threatsned try arlcictrhons rstlrr IrIIlnn said Sunday the caller told his site that he didnt stand up while the national anthem was plated at Miami llrsrh nrirs light and added II that happens again Ill go oter lllttl with shot gun and shoot his lrralns uul Liston laid blotter ltI IAtt was standing up and rerpll that guy rrnrres along and arts tor my autograph tlr was weatlnl toiri him Take all your tilts ttrntamtn are members oi the Imrctreux tribe oi the Van tatrruhln todlsnr and were Iraloed by an titrlsla missions There was no Immediate word on how long he would be side lined ln Montreal Saturday night the Hawks collapsed in the sec and period and Montreal pumped home all iour goals hy Geolirion Baekstrom Dickie Moore and Gilles Tremblsy PowerFlay goals by Hull and Air McDonald gave Chicago to lead in the opening period The Hawks bounced back at home Stmday night with Hull connecting twice in the second period and once to the third to boost his seasons production to la goals Jerry Toppazzini In the midst at hot streak got Bostons goal Torontos Big Frank Ma havlich drilled his 30th goal oi the seasonthe league high in that dcpartmcntIn New York Sunday night But goalie Gump Worsley oi the Rangers turned back it shots and his mates beat Don Simmons with tour at the 29 they mustered The scorers tor the Rangers were Dave Baton Earl tngar iicld Doug Harvey and Don Itclicnney Harveys tally came on an unassisted etiort while his team was man short FANS UNIIAIPY Saturday nights game in Tor onto was dull atisir with the tans boost the Insction Lents twice took onegoal leads only tohave New York He It Then Toronto went ahead or good in the iinal period on goals by Dick Bull and Bob chin Allan Stanley and Eddie Shack wcre torontos earlier msrksmen and lngarlleld and promising rookie Leon Roche lort counted ior New York Boston was unbeaten In six games going into Detroit Satur day altemoon but the Bruins icll apart and vttre outshot 45 lb Gordie ttowe scored his rats at the season tor the Red Wings en power play his t2th against Boston Bntes MacGre gor made It to while the teams were each man short bctora Murray Oliver hit tor Boston while the Bruins were playing against tour Andre Prone to shot into an EWI net wilh ttostnn goalie Ed tohn ston Illted tor sixth attacker wrappcd It up The schedule resumes Wed nctday night with Montreal at TorEnto and Boston at Yor January Breezes To Easy Triumph TUCSON Arts IAPI Don January was so tar In lroat it must have been lonesome lint ior 450 he can stand ths lsck at company The steyrarrold pro tram West Covlnrr Csill ut together blistering HBtttrrplr zoo tor the 71 holes oi tits 6750011 The son opcn gall tournament and Intcred In to an tlstrotta vic tory Sunday Its described his gs as Just Ira up and hit and when you Ilnd It bit It again lItIt careIuI IooIt at his score csrd shawl hla gsma Isnt that ho hazard Iie went over par on any two holes during the tour do tournament anuary who led all the way plritrtl tI ism Iur his Ilrst victory the year 150 more than the winnings ot tteteadlo champion thll itrwtgcrs and Iron Littler who tied Ior ut ontI spot with rm lanulry hsd nvenstrohl iratl gtriog Into the Hull round tle timed out with seven uni dcrpnr Is to go with previous rounds oi hi or so At ttalding at Toronto wound up with tor qutth ptm rioatliotk with ltes Ilaallr Jr Tom Ntrtwtie and Frantt Itoyn ton st Ilsrh son H719 IIlItIiill had earlier roturds oi Iark Itlsscgger oi Val Morin Qua ltnlshed out oi the money hilh TM InIaI IIIIII Itnso trI Toronto was ldilhtt bark at 371 By Jenny amnion BRADFORD The Barrie Bay City Falcons oi the Gcorglan Banintermediate Hockey League played true to term at the Bradlord Arena Saturday night and watched Bradlord Mels Express chalk up Victory it was typical Falcon lum hie and arrived to time to push Harris step closer to playaii elimination victory combined with Midlanda ttvl loss to Mea lord on Friday would have made things consideris easier or the Falcons But as has been the case almost all year rte didnt have it Both the Flyers and the Fab cons have two games leit to play on the regular schedule and Barrie still holds point lead Midlands remaining games are against Meaiord and the league leading Collingwood Shipbuild ers The Falcons have back toback series this week with the Mtsklea NO PROTECTION llOIt RICII in spits oi the in goals against goalie Don Rich couldnt be blamed for the mtstortuoe Don looked bad on lew occasions but this was expected due to the lack oi protection he received mm the Baxriadeience There were times when he had to kick out as many as live or six shots In quick succession when there were no detcnca men around to help out ch also came up with his usual spectacular saves but the shots were coming too last and lurlous for him to really be on the ball to all he closed the lid on at drives number oi which came on clean cut break aways its stopped it in the first is in the second and only six in the iinal trams Although he didnt have too much work in the first two stan zas Bradlord goalie Bill Orr turned in an impressive job He came through with 25 stops to eluding lit in the third period But the score would have been might closer had Orr not been on the lookout He robbed the Falcons oi more than and sure goal FALCONS MAKE MOVE Alter spending the tirst two periods adrrdring how well the Exprossmea were at scoring goals the Falcons linslly made move In the right direction The score was in when coach Paul Meger sent Ross Cameron out on to the ice and the big guy responded with two goals By DENNIS ORCHARD vancouvcn tcer Jeans dian Iiguro skaters are looking to the world championships to contirm the extraordinary im prcssion they made In North American championships hcre United States skatcrs most at them younger than their on ponents but trained intensively by top prolessionals were strut out at all tour titles in the con tinents titth championships during the weekend Canadas wins were solid Canadians took eight oi the top it places in mens and womens singles pairs and Ice dancing Tire roar world titles are at stake beginning Feb 17 at Cor tIrra dAmpezro italy With the retirement at Don Jackson ot Oshawa the 1961 world champion the prornlacnt names In mens singles are Alain Calmat oi France and Don Mclherson oi Strsttortl Ont who won the North Ameri can title here IKE RKATINII AMAZEH Mclherson although only It has world experience dstlru Hull Makes Huge Leap Chicagos flashy ttohh till he blggrrt leap In the Nat onsl liocttsy Leagues score Ing race durln the weeltrnri netting tour goal In two games to jump irom ninth place to sixth Iinll last seasons scoring leader now has in goats and re assists tnr to points Still trading the pared Johnny llrrcyk oi Bostonwho addrd nothing to his point total during the warhead ttrttind him are tons players with rs points by Torontos Frank Mahnvilch whose so goals top that drpsrltntnt Shsrtng second spot with Mo hotllrb srs llclthltl tinrdla one as goals tlnrtons litur rsy oiirrr it and Montreals Jean ltellveatr It it lives got one goal and two on the Ireland Musl teagneissdlng total oi nail to Behind IIItII are Andy liath gate at New York aan titan Mb kits nI tirlcngn tied Ior seventh place with as points The Itadtlt goal it Alta Milled 23 Till til II HM IIIrryIt lltllltttl htahoviirh Toronto llnwr Detmlt Ollver Uostrrtr Itelivrau Montreal ttull Irlcagn Ilnthgalv New York httllta Chicago II rs Fail when the chips were down Bar Theres so much to be said about the Barrie delence but It wouldnt come in the term at praise They had no business out on the Ice and they can thank theta lucky stars Don Richshowed up Time and again they gave the nrbber away allowed opposing iorwards to get behind them and tailed to clear the puck out oi their own none As for the Falcon attack well there wasnt much at that in evidence either since the Ext pressmen were doing all the work The passing was down rtght palhetc and the phrase positional hockey seemed to unheard oi The wingmen refused to stay on their wings as they strayed all over the lcawith hardly any one ln position to take pass And when guy happened to be on the spot the pass was way pit to the corner some where This is the type oi hockey the Falcons expect to reach the playoits with EXPRESSMEN RED HOT The way Bradlord dominated the game one would think they were the ones trying to reach the playoiis instead oi being second place team Stan Thom ington led the way with his three goals and as many as sists Don Gibson helped out with pair while singles went to Phi Nicholas George Davis Bill Forhon Don Cosburna and Don Macintosh Thornlngton and Nicholas started things all with goals lust 25 seconds apart early in the first Stan poked his in irom the side and Nicholas picked oil the open corner alter laplng In on breakaway Chuck Edward got one back tor the visitors at the 1175 mark blasting In Gerry Mc Brldcs passout irom behind the net But George Davis gave the Expressmcn twogoal margin again deilectlng Gary Vasays rebound Then all the trouble started as Bradlord triggered six goals In IT minute span with Fab cons At Smiths tally sanda wlchcd in hetwccn Forhan drill ed In screened shot at iolIowed In order by Gibson Cosburne Thorningten Smith Gibson and Thomington again Macintosh gave the Express men to lead to open the third and round out scoring tor the home townen Cameron went to workand picked up his two markers to spark up the Fat cons Bight winger Don Stod dart put the toppcr on It with back to Him Winter Olym pics and owns amazing tree skating torm He has weeks ness In tigurcs with iauily exe cution oi the counter and ex pcrts say he must Improve ll beiore he meta Calmst Wendy Grlner la oi Toronto is another tried competitor and had little diiticulty leading onertwivthrea Canadian linish In the North American womens singles She has been Canadian senior champion since me and last year too second tor the world title behind Sjoultje Dijkstra oi The Netherlands Miss Dukistrs will be back to deiead her title at Cortins Canadas pairs and dance teams also am Impressive winners here Debbie iilites to and Guy Revcll ol Unionvilie Ont have competed in world pairs championships since mo and last year Iinlshcd lourth They have trained together since ms Torontos Paulette Donn 19 and Kenneth Orrnsby 2t term three year old partnershl iiith last year In tha world dance competition Rodriguez Tops Daytona Races DAYTONA DEACII Fla tAttlcdro Rodriguez driv ing new Ferrari won the 0050 Daytona continental road race Ior rand touring cars tiunday at an average FalcOIiéfiTIueT9 Perm smear Tilt quick shot at the ram point Retereo Al Plomlln handled duties tor the evening and had pretty easy time compared to previous Falcon Bradlord lamesxtte called seven minor nsltles in all tour to Brad ordand three to Barrie At times even Promain appeared bit puzzled at Dantes weak periarmsncs its quite diiticutt to under stand how club can look so good In one game as they did last week against Coilingwood and then come back with dismal showing like Saturday night But that has been tits Barrie and theres little reason to peet more FALCONS goal Rich de ience Robertson Reid Forbes Armstrong or Sndth Clarke Stoddart File is Mc ride Cameron Keast Edward BRADFORD goal Orr dc ience Kwaznltza Kelley Fallts Hazlett Macintosh iorwards Cosburne Nicholas Hassard Gibson Forhan Vssey Davis lilioyer Walker Thornlngton Mil on OFFICIALS releree At Pro main llnesmsn Norm Smart FIRST PERIOD Bradlord Thornlagton tNichoIas Cosburne MA BradlordNicholas tOosburne Tirorolngtoni 650 Falcons Edward Reid McBridet lzfl Bradlord Da tVssey Forhan 53 Her boarding Penalti Nicho Clarke 135 Kwaznitza thighstickingi 10 Rich tripping 102 Kwaznttsa charging lezlt SECOND PERIOD Bradlord Forban Bradlord Gibson Kwarnitu Million Bradiord Cosburo Bradlord Thomlngton Falcons Smith Stoddart Reid to Bradlord Gibson ll Bradlord Thorningtoa 13 Penalties Armstrong charg ing THIRD PERIOD ll Bradlord Macintosh Fellini la Falcons Camera Air File ttFslcons File Atri l5 Falcons Smith Clarke Vancouver Skate Meet Dominated By Canada McPherson indicated Satur day night that he cannot be beaten on poise Sensational Tommy Lita oi Hershey Fa preceded him In the treeskat Ing iinal and won the best marks oi the day propelling him to semnd irom iiith place ahead at Garth Allen at Smoka Rise NI RECOVEM POIBE The young Canadian auitered an early loss oi balance but re covered and restormcd rou tine at doubs axel delayed double lutr triple loop and var ier at spins that brought him even better marks He missed only one iirstpiacs votc irom the live judges and iinishcd with six ordinal place mcnls and melt points its was isr back with 11 mitosis and moon points and Allen third with it ordinate and ll9ll points The tInish in womens singles was repeat oi the Itan championships week tier to Edmonton when Miss Griner was her tourth title ahead at Torontos Petra Uurlta and Van eourers Shirra Kenworthy speed at 101m miles an hour The 11yearold inrmer Mcsl can road race champion malt tng bla tlrst start since his brother ltlcnrtlo was Itllleri In crash last year iinlslrrd ihs ihrcc hour race against time in thrcc hours so srcontis its picked up the top money at III 000 Roger ienslc it yenrvoId tilndwyne ls driver who also piloted Ferrari iin Ishrd second and won 600 Bay City Falcon story all season in THE BARRI EXAMINER MONDAY FEBRUARY id 195 By Till CANADIAN PRESS The heavyweights in the Do at Brandon ltisrch or won their berths this weekend led by threetime Canadian and world champion Ernie Richardson oi Regina Since Nova Scotias 0yter rink irorn Keatvitta won the Canadian championshi In 195 the Prairie provinces held the Dominion title exclu lively Athens and Saskatchewan have each won It tour times since then and Manitoba three es Jimmy Shields oi Calgary won the Alberta this Saturday at Edmonton with close win over unheralded Rick Cast oi Cold Lake the RCAF bass in northern Alberta Richardson won his iohrth provincial trtls to iivs years QUEBEC CPIGene Letour neau to whom boxing hasbeen secoad religion tor most at his as years said bitterly Sun day night that ii the Canadian Boxing Federation has taken away most at his power as na tional commissioner he may have to resign dont know said Letour neau governor ot the Quebec Jail in telephone interview Altervsll this think may quit He had just been told that the lederation executive meet ing tn liloacton NB appointed committee to sanction Cana dian title tights and took away his power to do so The executive also dethroned heavyweight champion Robert Clerous against Letourneaua advice and took away the com missioners power oi suspen slon Holder oi the nonpaying com missioners post since less Lo tournesu was stylish bantam weight in his youth and later managed lighters He helped or ganise the Iederatinnl rating system in the 1940s and Is its oldest member HAMILTON CPI For solid 24 hours Sydney Halter sat back and listened while the men who run Csnadaeroiessionsl iootbalt clubs srgu Then the commissioner oi the Canadian Football League got up iurrowed his large eyebrows and told the nine men who pay his salary to start acting like respectable businessmen lttlnutes later otlIcIaIs oi the Eastern and Western Conter ences scttled their long wrangle over the CFLs Interlocking schedule Minor points remained to be ironed out in the schedule It seli due ior release Wednesday But agreement was reached to dispute over Iinancial ar rangements which threatened tor time to wipe out the reg nlorasesson mcetlngs betwren eastern and western clubs Saturdays accord on the in terlocking ula resolved the only contentious Issue In the CFLa threeday annual mcet lng The ilnaI roadblock disnp pesred when the eastern clubs rclccling western demands tor cut oi receipts Irom closcd circuit television oi gsmcs to solving their teams nilcrcd vir lting clubs six per cent oi the gross gate irom interlocking games instead The otter an Increase irom the live per cent previously agreed on was accepted with two dissenting votrs Earlier the tint agreed to share any inture earnings Irom United Stnlcs lclsvlslnn and the West agreed to drop III dr manda tor totrryesr contract covering tlrs interlocking games in Iavar ot twoyear act The Interlocking schr trle has been In operation two years and thrl only previous linnntial ar rsngenrrnt was trawl on the sals oi tickets between the goal TAKE PRIDI IN MY CLOTHES THATS WHY APPRECIATE THE CAR WITH WHICH COTTYS HANDLES THE I0DAY SPECIAL in II NOW COIIYS WILL CLEAN SUIT AND SHIRT FOR THE PRICE OF SUIT ONLYI Cally CLEAN LTD TIT Dunlap ls sass trim in At PHONI PA MT Wooiw ths Downtown be Im Pic up Delivery minion curling championships IiiclmrdsonLeads Heavyweights To Dominion Curling Berths by dcieatlng Moe Valada oi Sas katoonM at Regina Manitoba will be rcprcsented lawyer Hersh Lerner oi Win at who beat Bob Fiekcn oi Kinflpeg and 17 in the REPRESENTS NORTII ONT Doug Cathcrcolc ot Copper Ciill won the Northernontarlr championship Sunday night with close win in the iinal game at the threeteam ruundv robin iinal at Norsnda Que its best Jimmy Guy oi Kcnora Prince Edward island win less in Canadian titles will be represented by veteran Doug las Cameron oi Charlottetown who beat Arthur Burke oi Chsr Iottetown Saturday tits and l17 ln bestoielhree riayoit Ontario declared ts champion Friday night when Bob Mann oi Hanover won the roundrobtn event at Hamilton Letourneau Loses Commission Power Letourneau was unable to at tend thc Moacton meeting but he recommended stroneg la letterthan Clcrorrx be allowed to keep his title HAY CIIUVALO INACIIVE He said the contract binding Cieroux to return bout with George Chuvato in Toronto is no longer valid and Chuvan has been Inactive Inr more than year Meanwhile Claroux has taught number oi times In Canada and the United States deiending his title once and agreeing to tight Chuvan any place but Toronto This is why gave Cleroux the edge said Letoumesu What good is it going to do to take his title away He laughed at the Moorish meetings announcement at series at elimination bouts tor the title An elimination among what Hams like Clarence Pentoa oi Newioundland or Cecil Gray at Haliiax Cterous could knock out the next live Canadian heavyweights alterChuvIlo la one night Halter Sits Back Then Speaks Piece lines Home clubs at Interlock Ing games paid the conterenes olkths visiting team it cents tic et NHL LEADERS standings Chicago won 11 lost it tied it points as Point Bucyk Boston Goals Mshevllch Tbmnto 30 Asstatst Beliveau Montresi I4 shutouts llsll Chicago and Plante Montreal Penalties Young Detroit 110 minutes tNliL record BIG Values in OK Used Cari evcryday at DANGERFIELD IIUOD IOII IHE lfliili IIUll Clean sworn sunntottsstingOI norm yntrr squtpmsnl IIrtlli IIs snortit blandrt you to Tomlmlstrls fitmentval turm nutmp cu rar Uhusa leery Maureen oil TR SARJEANT Co LTD