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B £ \ i JOHNNY Colt for Baltimore Johnny Unitas year in a row, most valuable tional Football L the Colts to a 31 New York Gian! ried away the cl new car for being able player, and $4,674. The Colts, quarte the € 1 an estimat helped Babando Paces Win Over Chatham, o- S By CLIFF Whitby Dur a stellar performance 1 day night as they hard-skating Chatham 53 in a gular league at the Whitby Arena. The creases the Dunnjes' lea to five points ove he Bulldogs who were id urday night. There were the for either team in Saturday 1 20: Henderson that the fc game, Fred Et I Gary Darling, Sandy he Pete Babando each scored once ates for the Whitby team. For the losers, it was Gary Sharp, Geo Aitken and captain Téd Power with one goal each Pete Babando was the leading point-getter for the Dunnies, wi h a goal and two assists. The color- ful left winger played a tr mendous game for the home and was most deserving of th first star of the game. His te acious checking and hard work NHL STARS By THE CANADIAN PRESS Henri (Pocket R i chard, who scored two had three in Mo 6-5 win over Boston Saturday and 8-3 loss to New York Sunday Murray Balfour, who two goals in Chicag Hawks' 4-2 win over urday Vie Stasiuk of collécted two goals Sunday despite hi to Detroit Red Wir Camille Henry pein, each with two assist in New York's 8-3 w Montreal Sunday Toronto = goaler who stopped 35 shots Chicago Black Hawks 4-0 Su NHL LEADERS "visio Darling, wh handed in as at' a geal have seen in some time. d and final period was 2 al Tbe GORDON. 1lops cam vhipped no repea crease r 12 min Dunnies managed armour of Hurley before t to dent the t ambitiou deeked n too » visitors of stride an Hurley his a tremen m the goodly num yraved the na Dunnies on it n tween ught [ to econds to go in Kane, red on the an ead ha n were 1, the e and they to Pete B Pete drey X } assists on in- score: ) Yack | Sat 0 oronto player ond period was a fast gor 1 ha with in over only John Bower 0 back- as we By THE CAN ADIAN PRESS Standings: Montreal, wo Jost seven. tied I Points: Hull, The th sev and McKenney Shutouts: Sawchuk Bower, Toronto 4 Penalties: Brewer minutes" HOCKEY'S BIG By THE CANADIAN PRE SS New York Range Sunday night for over Montreal their leading scorer gate lost ground He picked un only a goal--and three ahead of him in scoring The leaders Detroit Toror an 8.3 'v Canadier Andy 3ath one nlavers 0 two goals that Hull, Chicago Horvath, Boston Beliveau, Montreal H. Richard. Montreal Bathgate, New York Stasiuk, Boston 7, Boston Australian Ruby Team In Brawl PERPIGNAN ters) A touring rugby team was invo brawl with a local Friday A spectator hurled a one of the visiting several players were a scuffle during local side. Three of the Australi the field to chase the into the crowd. He wa French official and away by police. After a four-minute delay." th oring one Australians went on to win 32-6 a rail squad i CHIPS The tip of t in Ss gan es to Pe eft-winger of the who appears to be very game. He is this sta pute h chair do mvolvec an attack by ans specta € got t Darl en of Chatham vith Ga then Dunnies beside up two thers including the winner py Babando UNITES VOTED MVP FOR SECOND TIME kEtelier stole the puck away from | was "Rose Bowl To 'WILDLIFE PUZZLE | | | By JOE DUPUIS | Canadian Press Staff Writer ST. JOHN'S, Nfld. (CP)--What | strange disease wiped out 80 per lcent of Newfoundland's caribou |calves in 1957? Why is the Kal- {mia plant, poisonous to sheep, {one of the caribou's chief winter 0d sources? Are the caribou roam the province's interior Bd to extinction ? | These questions puzzle wildlif lexperts, who since 1956 have {used airplane, Poplar. boat, { snowmobile and snowshoes to try {to find the answers " nquestion ably ve declined considerably the past half century,' vs Stuart Pe chief New foundland biolo ONLY A REMNANT "The present popula of ceounts tion is but the former herd which depict m n Newfoundland tens of thousands ligh of range ribou of cred kr 1owledge - of encroach GAMES PREVIEW? Dutchies I P KITCHENER ier and ns will Whithy member hmidt, Dur )S He also will invite other teams promised help. 1 once famous Sc Dumart and Bauer line from Boston. Bauer also a hard worker for the players from that have Strange Disease strikes Caribou In Newfoundland Play Swedes {small caribou num- C2 Sellout Assured When 'Canadian Team To | started with studies on a| 125-animal herd on New- rud, MONTREAL (CP)--Al Irwin, national secretary and treasurer foundland"s Avalon Peninsula of the Canadian Amateur Basket- CALVES AFFECTED ball Association, says the associ- The first indication of excessive ation has granted permission for most came in 1957 when Mr. 2 Montreal team to play the Bergerud reported many dead Swedish national basketball | and dv ing calves in the interior team 5 | of the island. All showed the ef-| The Swedish team has been] fect of a neck infection charac-|Da nned from playing in the| terized by abscesse Some | United States BY the U.S. Ama-| rg appe y be paralyzed teur Athletic Union. e calves ap i - X be paralyzed Irwin said Thursday he had | surveys en in communication with Dan| lo fn ; 80 per cent of the Ferris, head of the U.S. AAU, m, except on the and that Ferris said he had no seninsula. which the di-|objection to the CABA permitting sease did not reach. Moose and the team to play in Canada since adult caribou were unaffected, (the US. AAU action was Bacter specimens from din- not directed against the team it-| fected calves were sent to federal | S¢ If wildlife authorities in Ottawa for] Games have been scheduled for| analysis Jan. 9 and 10 against a squad of | "Present Coutu Institute of the Canadian- | this disease League. part in domestic The Swedish team arrived in Peters says. "The U.S. Wednesday for a nine-| he disease suggest me against college] lation to the par ams but Ferris refused to sanc The deep 2 abs tion the tour and threatened to) the spend any team that played cate ent the Swedes. xterior." ris said a professional pro-| i wom he identified as gor Portland, Ore., rad arranged the tour McGregor| denied any financial interest in undertaking. "FAN OF GIANTS . LOSES WAGER BAL TIMORE (AP) indicated | De al indications that 3 no cou * Mr mal 1ptoms ar series found in most from +t against Ferr pock ter I Jim McG the youn keeps In a winter feedin stu. bou's + this sort of 4 | Martin A. finished trot- block near oted mn 8 panted ris III as he und puzzled lawyer, aring only ing trunks, id buckskin shoes in athe were shouts of der from hi neighbors, | sy remembered the 31-16 | 3 Baltimore Colts r} rants in we for the League by tay Ru: sia ia npionsihip 'hey uld the also read back ec on Fe hard BE on the a yet Giants Famous Bike Racer Fausto Coppi, Dead TORTONA. (AP) F Italy's great '*'campi of bicycle racing, at 40 was as to pi died H $s bronch diagnosed as here by 1 a Some of the exhibitions will be against all-star an unknown v ¢ SOY rus. y only cycl ppi was the list ever Whitby cause en the Dunnies were In ready for ti over brought yrmation eas, as he some valuable SPORTS IN BRIEF Tour de in the same in 1949 and to win both and the Gi He did it twice, he the he could. by tear FOR RACES CP) Nomin the renewals Alberta out Wes PREPARE FP DVONTON 1st PERIOD EDMONTON 1am -- Shi emen fr n Racing nton, =.ern Car in Edn GOLFER LONDON (AP OF YEAR ric Brown, to win a Ryger Cup Inited named 12.44, Aitken 12.44, 0 2nd PE RIOD Darlin Babando Penalties None 3rd PERIOD Ai fer of the year ard tken Pl AYER SUSPENDED dmonton day was at, Wee None ndefinite suspension SIGNS WITH BUFF ALO Be Continued PASADENA Rose Bowl foot} continued as an ann i 1 Ca (AP)--The! Dé 1 ame will be 251 affair, it!! lif ual 1S lecide ay but € question who the oppo be for ti es sig gned through Year's Day be some ' 1 os disclosed SHOE ARCA DI A, CHAMP RIDING 2 (AP)--Willic Sund: 1y ends p his in as sele college . home Anita nners for 1959 total the a Te n UBC THIRD ROSSLAND, B. CP) early Ur of I took team honors Sund the Ten to con matter March The top final he ho Fi in ersity in NEW REDUCED PRICE -- on -- Premium cuairy STOVE OIL Courteous, Prompt Delivery VIGOR OIL CO. For Delivery by Metered Trucks Phone OSHAWA WHITBY RA 5-1109 MO 8-3644 BROOKLIN OL. 5-3221 AJAX 550 given Yt y pneumonia «0 - the "Phi wdelphia Signs 18-Yr.-0ld Catcher | PHILADELPHIA (AP) -- Phil- idelphia Phill Irge dar annual tw 0-day of the 1al Inte of 1 « 1 nd-plac We which had 347 Brit hird ¥ Colu of 335.7 poin es sa Schonath, 18, of Wis., has been contract with their| Buffalo club of the International League. Schonath batted .526 dur- 1 ing his junior year at high school "hc 256.000 FANS AT 6 BOWL GAMES More than her OnOMOWO( gned to a TOPS IN CHESS NE W YORK She i6 - OQ \p - old Br schoolboy on the X 30hhy 1 ¢ 2 DOUG SAO KYLE 00 people saw six bowl football games New! s Day, with the four big playing to capacity crowds. | The largest turnout was 100,000 | the Rose Bowl in Pasadena, | where Washington upset Wiscon-| sin 44-8 The attendance Pasadena, Calif., Bowl, New Orleans, 83,000; Or- 3owl, Miami, Fla., 75,280; ton Bowl, Dallas, Tex., 75, Tangerine Bowl, Orlando, , 12,500, Prairie View Bowl, Houston, Tex., 1,200. LOSES PA for on Dou in the interna five-metre victory Kyle Ca 5,000-metre over : at of Sunday at 'an ional tra he Rose Bowl,| CYCLING STAR 100,000; Sugar TORTONA, 1 Coppi, 40, che Italy, died Su DIES (AP "aust ppl me greatest racing cyclist of al time BATTING TOPS BOMBAY, India (Reuters) Australian batting aces Harvey and Norman O'Neill a depleted Indian aitack for tiruns in 200 minutes in an un- shed third - wicket stand on the third day of the third cricket HURRY & SAVE During DUNN'S BIG WINTER 51.00 SALE! Buy One Suit, Topcoat, Sportcoat, Pair Trousers, etc., at Regular Price . . . And Get An Additional Suit, Topcoat, Sportcoat or Trous- ers for Only 1.00. FAST CLOCKING TRONDHEIM, Nor Knut J 1 of ay (AP Norway, the katir ked the rid th (6.2 miles cham- ison for fin 16 Simcoe St. South {officials of the |C | starts BA 37611 | CANADA'S TOPS Climaxing a tremendous sea- son Russ Jackson, Ottawa Roughrider quarterback, and | high school math teacher, cap- | tured his third and biggest trophy as Canada's Male Ath- letic of the Year. Stan Leonard and Dickie Moore were runners up in the voting. Barlier Jack- | son won the Jeff Russel trophy as most valuable player in the Big Four, and the award for most valuable Canadian football player in the big Four and Western conference. June 11 Set ror Queen's Plate Race -- The 101st ill be run at Tor- TORONTO (CP) Queen's Plate w onto"s Woodbine day, June 11 Announcin 93 Canadian-bred are eligible for The field is headed by Victori Park, owned by Mr P. Taylor of Toronto. ark an 'ear ang dian two-year-olds last sea n ven of 1( d purses of $32,762. Vie a Park now is in Florida be- ined for the $100,000 Flam- ingo Stakes and Derby The 1960 Queen's Plate is ex- pected to have a gross value o $75,000. Last year, when Elizabeth witnessed it, had a record value of $77,300. set son sn he we s¢ tor There were 189 original nomin-| accompanied by al when the Jockey 5- Club closed entries for the plate] An additional pay horse became| 15 and owners of pneumonia coupled 98 horses made these payments. f with a blood infection caused by Another payment of $100 per horse| i |will become due May 1 and own-| an additional $500 France for each horse when the names ations, each payment of $25, Dec ment due last Dec. 15, 1958 of $50 per ers must pay are entered, June 9. Included in the list are Hidden Eltoro Hammer- Bulpamiru, Treasuer, The Great, head, Men At Play, Kennecott Master Bill, tive and Royal Win, All Canadian, Doc Shaul, Preroga test match here took Australia Sunday. to within 60 run d Friday thatlof India's first innings total of 289. *-|Cardiff 5 Charlton 1 track on Satur- the date Thursday, | Jockey Club said| three-year-olds North America's oldest regularly-contested classic. a and Mrs. E.| Victoria! ngs-record for the Kentucky Queen the race They THE OSHAWA TIMES, Monday, January 4, 1960 1" OLD COUNTRY SOCCER SCOTTISH LEAGUE Division I Aberdeen 1 Dunfermline 1 Arbroath 6 St. Mirren 2 Clyde 2 Stirling 2 Hearts 3 Celtic 1 8 Kilmarnock 1 Airdrieonians 0 . Motherwell 3 Ayr U 3 Raith Rovers 1 Dundee 1 Rangers 1 Hibernian 1 Thd Lanark 1 Partick 2 Division II Albion 7 Forfar 1 Alloa 4 E. Stirling 2 Cowdenbeath 0 Stranraer 1 Dumbarton 1 St. Johnstone 0 Dundee 3 Queen's Pk 1 Falkirk 4 Stenhousemuir 1 Montrose 2 Berwick 1 Morton 2 Brechin 2 Queen of S 5 East Fife 1 IRISH LEAGUE Ards 2 Linfield 5 Coleraine 2 Ballymena 5 Crusaders 4 Cliftonville 1 Distillery 3 Glenavon 5 Glentoran 2 Derry City 2 Portadown 3 Bangor 9 LONDON (Reuters)--Results of soccer games' in the United King- dom Saturday: | First Division | Arsnat "4 Welversanpion : Blackburn 1 Sate F2 Blackpool 3 Fulham 1 [Chelsea 2 Leicester 2 | Everton 0 Bolton 1 {Leeds 1 Luton 1 Man City 4 Sheffield W 1 Newcastle 7 Man United 3 West Brom 4 Preston 0 |West Ham 2 Burnley 5 | Second Division {Brighton 2 Sunderland 1 {Bristol R 3 Lincoln 3 Hull City 0 Liverpool 1 Ipswich 6 Leyton Or 3 Middlesbrough 3 Derby 0 Rotherham 3 Bristol C 1 |Seunthorpe 0 Huddersfield 2 Sheffield U 4 Plymouth 0 Stoke 4 Portsmouth 0 Swansea 1 Aston Villa 8 Third Division [Bar nsley 2 Colchester 1 |Bradford C 1 Swindon 0 | {Bury 3 Southend 0 | WILL RETIRE Coventry 5 York City 2 | MODENA, Italy (AP) -- Tony Grimsby 0 Newport 1 Brooks' retirement from big-time Halifax 4 Mansfield 2 auto racing was confirmed Tues- Queens PR vs Chesterfield ppd. {day when the Briton's name was Reading 0 Norwich 2 |not on the three - man team | Shrewsbury 2 Port Vale 1 selected 'to drive Ferraris during |Southarpton 2 Brentford 0 1960. The 1960 team has Phil Hill | Tranmere 1 Bournemouth 1 of Santa Monica, Calif., Cliff Al- {Wrexham 2 Accrington 3 llison of England and Wolfgang | Fourth Division [Von Trips of West Germany, Barrow 3 Aldershot 0 me ---- |Carlisle 1 Bradford 3 |Gi llingham 2 Darlington 0 |Rard epools 2 Crewe Alex 0 Millwall 2 Rochdale 0 INorthampton 3 Doncaster 1 Notts C 7 Crystal P 1 {Oldham 0 Stockport 0 Southport 1 Gateshead 0 Torquay 2 Workington 1 Walsall 2 Chester 1 | Castle Tonight MOE KOFFMAN ANOTHER NEW SERVICE by AUTO-MAGIC WASH OSHAWA'S ONLY SPEEDY MUFFLER SERVICE Drop in today and let us install an AUTO-MAGIC MUFFLER on your car All Auto-Magic Mufflers are unconditionally guaran teed during the life of the vehicle on which they cre installed (not transferable), f COMPLETE FINA SERVICE CENTRE AND CAR WASH AUTO-MAGIC WASH LIMITED 116 BOND ST. 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