The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

expansion committee said Wed- Toronto real estate man, the lay nesday. week Canadian Teams | : 2 | Harry Wismer, president of the, "Both men are interested To Enter AFL y New York entry in the new foot-|enough in the possibilities of gel NEW YORK (AP) -- Canada ball loop, said he had been in al-|ting a franchise that they ar may have two teams in the most daily telephonic conversa-|coming here next week to ge American Football League intion with Crawford Gordon Jr.,|acquainted and discuss the situs 1061, the chairman of the AFL'siof Montreal, and A. J. Bennett, !tion," said Wismer. 12 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Fridey, Mey 13, 1560 'HAD 14 YEARS IN NHL TELEVISION.LOS Kenny Mosdell Decides Hang Up Hockey Skates WKBW-TV Channel 7--Buffale WROC-TV Channel 5---Rochester WGR-TV Channel 2--Buffale WBEN-TV Channe) é--Buffale MONTREAL (CP) -- Kenny|ern Professional Hockey League another budding young centre, |game out, scored 22 goals in his |Mosdell, last of the long-gone|and was credited with much of Wayne, 15, hopes to play on the|best scoring year, { | Brooklyn Americans still playing|the Royals success in winning 'he|senior team next season at Loy-| Kenny was let go to Chicago hockey, is calling it quits. EPHL playoffs, lold College. There are two other Black Hawks in the 1956-57 sea. "My wife has watched me play) He said Wednesday he feels|Mosdell youngsters, Bonnie, 11,|son and a year later joined the |hockey since before we were fine physically "My legs bave|and Dean, 2%. Royals of the now-defunct Que. married--when she was 14 and|seemed all right but I figure] Mosdell jumped from the Mon- (bec Hockey League. The club |1 was 16," Mosdell said Wednes-|"m a few seconds slower than|treal Royals Juniors to the old|joined the new EPHL last sea- "FUN is fabulous 4--Mornisg Worship 2-The Big Rascals 11:30 AM. b--Lets Look at Congress 4~Camera ree 12:00 NOON 11--Bugs Bunny 7--Roller Derby 6~Musical Interlude S--Family Playhouse 4-News; Weather 2~Public Service 12:15 P.M 6--Dateline U.N, 2---Baseball 2:00 P.M 1l._Gene Autry Show 6--Feature Film 5--This Is The Life | 4-2--Baseball 2:30 P.M, Feature Film 6-Football Cup Final 7--Buffalo Bandstand 3--Basebul 3:30 P.M. 11--Feature Film FRIDAY EVENING 5:00 P.M. 14--Family Theatre 7--Royal Wed 6-Minnow on the Say 7--Early Show 11.6--~News 4--Feature - Film 6:15 P.M. 6 Rendezvous 6:30 P.M. 1L--Family Theatre 5-4-3---News; Sports 6:45 P.M. 6-5 4-2--News 7:00 P.M. &-Tabloid 5-77 Sunset Strip 4-Dennis O'Keefe Show 3-~Rescue 8 7:15 P.M. 7--News; Weather 7:30 P.M, 8--Bachelor Father 7--Disney Presents 8-3-Danger Is Mv Business Western | 8:00 P.M. | 11.6--Country Hoedown 5-2--Trouble Shooters 8:30 P.M, l 11.6-Four Just Mea | 7-Man From | Blackhawk 53-Friday Night Special | Western. Series 100 P.M. 118-Flying Doctor 777 Sunset Strip 4--Playhouse 9:30 P.M. 11~Ontario This Week A--Manhunt 3-3--Masquerade Party 00 P.M. 11.6--Gene Kelly Show 7-~The Detectives 5.2-Pontiac Star Parade Twilight Zone 10:30 P.M. 7--Pony Express | | 7--High Good Look 3--Baseball 4:30 P.M. 11--Roy Rogers 4--Baseball 2---African Patrol SATURDAY EVE. 5:00 P.M. 11-6-4 --Outside Broadcasts $---Riverboat 3-Twilight Theatre 5:30 P.M 11.6---Cartoon Party 4--Feature Film 6:00 P.M, 11--Dennis The Menace 6--Reflections 5---Dick Clark 4--~Wrestling 3--Buffalo Showcas 6:30 P.M, t1--Leave It To Beaver 7--Derby 5-~The Law Man 6--Stan Leonard 6:45 P.M, 6-News; Sports 7:00 P.M 11=The Rifleman 7--Ted Mack Amateur Hour 6--Dennis The Menace 3--Highway Patrol 4-U of B Round Table | 3=This Man Dawson 7:30 PM. 11--Man Hunt 7--Dick Clark 6--Hancock's Half Hour | 5-2--Bonanza | &=Perry Mason 8:00 PM 11--Sea Hunt Road 6--~Man From Interpole 8:30 PM. tl--Lawrence Welk | 7--Leave It To Beaver [1-8-Jim Coleman Show | 5-2-Jackpot Bowling 11:00 P.M. 11.7-8.8-4-2-News; Sports 11:15 P.M, 7--Playhouse 6 Viewpoint 11:30 P.M. 11--Late Show f--Showcase 5-2--Jack Parr 4-MGM Theatre 1:00 A.M. 7-Confidential File 2--The Unexpected SATURDAY 8:00 AM. i--Commonwealth Of | Nations 6--High 5-2-Journey To Understanding 4~Wanted, Dead or Alive 9:00 P.M, Road 11-6--Great Movies 7--Lawrence Welk 5-2--The Deputy 4--Adventure Series 9:30 P.M, S5--Lawrence Welk Show 4--~Have Gun, Will Travel 2-World Wide 60 00 P, 7-=Jubilee U.S A 4--Gunsmoke 10:15 P.M. 4--~Congress 12:30 P.M. 11-News 6--Good Life Theatre S~8pace Ranger 4---Bar Association Drama 2_News Conference 12:45 PM, 11~Assignment Ottawa 2--Nowsreel 1:00 P.M, 11--John Collingwood Reade 7-Bowling Stars 6 Sit Back With Ii Fe ne Film 2--Family Playhouse P.M. s Park Report : P.M. 11.6--Country Calendar 7=Playhouse §--~Star Bowling 2:00 P.M. 11--Roller Derby 7-No Holds Barred | 6--Junior Magazine | 2:15 P.M. Family Playhouse 3:00 P.M. -Roy Rogers Show 7=Canisius College Forum --Film- Features Bowling --~Family Playhouse 3:30 P.M ~Campaign Roundup --Web of Life --~Pro Football 4:00 P.M Documentary '60 ~Our Miss Brooks 620th Century 4--Theatre Players 2--Erie County Speaks 4:30 P.M. 11-6--Lassie 7--Roy Rogers Show 5-2+-The Mayor Reports 4--Film Featurette 5:00 P.M. 11-6--~News Magazine 7--Matty's Funday Funnies 5.3--Las Vegas Golf Tournament 4_Face The Nation 5:30 P.M, 11----Tennessee Ernie 7--Lone Ranger 6--Special News Mag 5-2---Time Presents 4--College Bow) 6:00 P.M. 11--Bob Cummings Show | 7--Behind Closed Doors 6----Disney Presents 5--Meet The Press 4---Small World day. "Not once until this season has she said anything about me | quitting. She figures now I have {kad enough, what with the injur- {1es piling up." 1 used to be in getting away from my check. 'Also, I seem fo have been getting injured more often. 1 missed 10 games this last season nh ' also The always dep centre (who had 14 years in the NHL Iwill be 38 next July 13 but age had little to do with the decision, He feels that his business--as a |service station owner--needs his {full time, |EPAL STAR | Last season he played with the) New Zealand Rugger Keen, Serious Sport By J .C. GRAHAM Canadian Press Correspondent AUCKLAND (CP) Britain raising accounts of sport in New Zealand, where it is claimed that boys almost in the infant of a I had minor leg and hip injuries.' "Being with Canadiens was a great advantage. 1 think my big gest thrill came the first time 1 war with a Stanley Cup cham- pion. Then there was the Mosdell Night the fans gave me Feb. 19, 1965, coached by men interested only in winning New Zealanders agree but not the deductions It is perfectly true that New : | Zealand regards rugby in a dif- advance one or two grades a|ltors, who are accustomed to stage are drafted into fierce,|yo ont Jight from other sports. In|year, according to weight, age lunior rugby being kept strictly Brooklyn Americans of the NHL and after two years in the armed forces played for Buffalo of the American League and Montreal Canadiens in the 1944-45 season. The next 11 seasons were spent with Montreal and though over- shadowed by such brilliant stars as Maurice Richard, he was chosen all-star centre the NHL's first team in the 1953-54 season and centre on the second team the following season Mosdell, a steady player who in the hun- The city rughy of Auckland competition includes | that dreds of teams classified into no/they usually take far more exer. lately has been treated to hair-lsome of the facts are correct, fewer than 15 grades Players start in the 15th grade almost as soon as they go to school, and grimly - fought rugby competi-| p,q ranches of sport New Zea- and ability tions A large contingent of football world topliners. But rugby is dif (say, writers visited New Zealand some, time ago with a British rugby team. Many have written hooks| which refer in shocked terms to| the deadly approach to rugby in New Zealand. Vivian Jenkins, a leading Brit- ish sports writer, talks in his| book of "a country where young| children walk off the sports field | crying because their team lost where mums and dads follow their children to games and run| up and down the sidelines yelling | while they play." RUGBY ESTEEMED New Zealand schoolboys, he says, are snapped up at seven or eight and drafted into com. petitive rugby, the start of a grade ladder that turns them out landers lack the killer instinct of ferent. CROSSWORD PUZZLE 8. Small bombs (slang) 9. A song for two 10. Weird (var.) 17, Seaweed 19. Tempos 20. Blemishes 21. Vaudeville akit 22. Three (prefix) 23. Large ACROSS 1, Fragment 6. European kite 11. French river 12, Rascal 13. Rose petal oil 14. Moth 15. Agree (slang) 16. Digit 18. Pigpen 19. Revolves 21. Clothes But there is, New Zealanders really nothing horrifying | labout the tiny boys' contests. | AICTHIERETIANIS) 29. Seats [SHIE MI for riding ele- phants "Hoot -- Pays atten tion . Spade or dia~ mond 35. Jewish month # A(BIATIEI) ' : SIB[AITIUILIA] [RECT ITE] BIRIONERC] [TOT ERA SILOIOME Yesterday's Anvwer 30.Large fink boats son, During the 1958-59 NHL Stanley Cup final the veteran Mosdell, instead of a rookie, was the man called up for a couple of games when Canadiens' Jean Beliveau was Injured. Mosdell stuck in pro. hockey longer than any of his old Brook lyn teammates. Harry Watson last played in the 1957-58 season, with Buffalo and Pat Egan played three games with Vietoria of the Western Hockey League in the 1958-59 season, They are little more than romps about the field. Only gradually after a few years' play do matches conform to basic prin. ciples. EAGER PARENTS Certainly the most diverting feature of these games is the en- thusiastic following of parents. As they pant up and down the side- 'mes cheering their offspring, cise than field, The sight astounds British vis. the players on the within the confines of school grounds. But New Zealanders see little wrong with parents taking an eager interest in their chil-| dren's activities. | Most parents cease to follow their children's games after they become old enough to fend for themselves, But many remain in the sport as coaches and admin- istrators. The claim that they are inter- ested only in winning is open to challenge, Rugby is no trifling matter in New Zealand, but the vast majority of coaches insist that it is a sport in which the sporting spirit is basic. The result of all this en- thusiasm for rugby is that a re- markably high proportion of New, Zealanders take an active part in games other than rugby after their foothall days are past. Sport 9% World's Top-Selling Outboards for Every Kind of Boating Fun! Skiing... Cruising... Fishing fiberglass FLAMINGO aluminum fiberglass CRUISE LINER GULF FISHERMAN in New Zealand is basically for the player rather than the spec- tator. REMEMBER WHEN. ..? By THE CANADIAN PRESS Carl Hubbell, the New York Giants' pitching ace who had come up from Toronto of the In. ternational League, scored his 42, Command» ing officer's boat 44. Mayar Indian 24. Glacial hiR (Iowa) 38. Bread bit | 20. Traveler's stopover | 30. Prong 31. Colored spot 32. Exhibits 34. Crown 37. Finish 38, Handle 36. Father 38, South Amer ican rodent 2--People's Court 6:30 P.M, | 11=Mr., Adams and Eve 7~Frontier S--Maverick | 4=20th Century as senior players, hardened, con- ditioned to fierce competition and Toronto May Get Major 4-Captain Kangaroo 2-Rumpus Room 8:30 AM, 7--The Christophers 3-The Three Stooges 9:00 AM. ~The Living Word. | 7--~New Horizons S--Rumpus Room {Cartoons 9:15 A.d. 2--The Three Stooges li=Joindre Les Deux Bouts 9:30 AM, 11.8--King Whyte 10:30 ».M 11.6~Twilight Zone 7=Track Down 5--~The Rebel 4--Grand Jury 2-Music Appreciation 11:00 P.M. 2 1.7-6-4.2--News: Weather Sports S--Rescue 8 6--Father Knows Best 3---Award Theatre MITH® ay PORT 353 KING STREET WEST, OSHAWA, ONT. PHONE RA 3-9311 beverage Walter Cronkite Bishop Sheen 7:00 P.M. 11-6-- Father Knows Best | 7=Broken Arrow | 4--Lassie 2-Overland Trail 11:15 P.M. 7:90 P.M. [1Late Show 11-6 Joan Fairfax 7--Playhouse | 7=Maverick Fun House 5--Cisco Kid 4_Seience Museum 2Junior Auction 9:45 AM, [1--Lat's Talk 10:00 Stories of the Century 52--Howdy Doody 4--Cartoon Show 10:30 AM. 11-TBA | 7---Morning Show 52-Ruff and Reddy +---Mighty Mouse 11:00 AM. il--Gene Autry Show S2--Fury 4--The Lone Ranger | 11:30 AM, | !--The Living Word 5-2-Circus Boy 4-1 Love Lucy 11:45 AM, i~Cape Coral 12:00 Noon 11=Quick Draw McGraw 7--8oupy Sales 3~Trpe Story 4.Sky King 2-Roy Rogers 12:30 P.M 11--News 7-Komedy 5-Wrpstling t~Rural Review 12:45 P.M. 11--Wrestling 1:00 P.M. 7..CU#f Hanger Clu Korner 115 P.M. S--Matinee 6--Juliette 11:30 P.*". 6--Wrestling S--Movie 4--Playhouse | 3--Award Theatre 1:00 AM 7--Mr. and Mrs. North SUNDAY 8:00 AM. i=Church In The Home 8:15 A.M. | 2-Christian Science 8:30 AM. I--~Herald of Truth '2--Sacred Heart 8:45 AM. 2--Church Invitation 9:00 AM. 11--Rev Oral Roberts 7--Worship 5-Bar-5-Ranch 4--Popeye Plavhouse 2--Faith of Israel 9:15 AM. 7=Worship 3~Morning Gospel 9:30 AM. 11-This Is The Life 2-Cartoon Playhouse 10:00 A.M, 11-The Christophers 7--The Bible Answers 4~Lamp Unto My Feet 3-Laurel and Hardy 10:15 AM. S--Industry on Parade 10:30 /.M, 11=Brave Theatre 7--Morning Show $--Christophers 4---Uncle Jerry 11:00 AM 1:30 P.M. $4--Feature Film 8. Church Service 5-This Is The Life 5-U 8S. Marshall | 4-Dennis The Menace ' { 8:00 P.M. 11--Sunday Showcase | 64--Ed Sullivan | 52--Music On Ice 8.30 P.M. 11--Frontiey 7--~Lawman 9:00 P.M. 11:6-G.M. Presents 7--The Rebel 52-Chevy Show 4~GE Theatre 9:30 P.M 7--The Alaskans 4--Alfred Hitchcock | 10:00 P.M. 1-San Francisco Beat { 6-4--Jack Benny | 52--Loretta Young 10:30 P.M 11--Saber of London 7-Not For Hire 8--~Fighting Words 4+~What's My Line 5--Phil Silvers Show 11.7-6.5-4-2-News Weather: Sport 11:15 P.M. 11--Late Show 7-=Playhouse { & Rackground 2-Award Theatre 11:30 P.M, 5--Movie 4~Theatre 11:45 P.M, 8-Camera Three 5--Movie 12:00 MIDNITE 8--Movie Boxing Bout TORONTO (CP) Toronto in-| dustrialist Dave Rush says Tor- onto may be the scene of two ma- jor boxing events this year, one of them a light « heavyweight championship bout between Archie Moore and Eric Schoepp- ner | "I've got the Moore-Schoeppner fight for Toronto, if T want it" Rush said. "I'm not absolutely sure | do, but the uncertainty isn't because I'm not convinced it would be a good promotion I'm sure it would." "And if I do bring that fight Toronto, I know T'll be the] first in line for Moore's next to awkwardly 44. An old 21st straight victory in the Na. FREE! Get the full color OUTBOARD BUYING GUIDE saying 43, Beetle 45. Quick 46. Chops 47. Pulls 48, Shatter DOWN 1. Metallie dross 2. A sheep fold 8. Ceremony 4. Constella~ tion 8. Agitate 6. Verdant 7. 8hip"s record tional League as the Giants beat Pittsburgh Piraes 5-2 at New York, 23 years ago today. The famed fastballer's string ended May 31 when Brooklyn batted him off the mound. from your Lone Star Dealer! 1270 SIMCOE ST. N. McCULLOUGH CASH & CARRY OSHAWA RA 3-3011 STANDARD GAUGE bout, which would be with Jo-| hansson, if he beats Floyd Pat-| terson next month, or with Sugar Ray (Robinson) probably in August or September "The kind of job we'd do here on _the Moore-Schoeppner match {would force them to give us an other big one," said Rush, pro moter of the 1956 bout at Maple Leaf Stadium here involving Moore and Canadian James J.| Parker. That match set Canadian | records of 21,438 spectators and| $148,500 in gate receipts, Drive Over The City Of Oshawa SAFETY CHECK LANE Athol St. W., Opposite Police Building OPERATING DAILY -- NOON TO 8 P.M. Except Saturday--to the end of May SPECAL SATURDAY HOURS 10 AM. TO 6 P.M. Sponsored by the Oshawa Safety League end the Junior Chamber of Commerce Sport The nicest thing for golf, cottage just cutting the giass, Bermuda Walking Shorts 9.95 & 7.95 Regular Sport Shorts 3.95 & 5.95 Men's Walking Shorts and Shorts Tee Shirts by McGregor and Penmans to complete the outift AT OHNSTON'S (Oshawa) Ltd. 8 SIMCOE ST. N. Headquarters for rentals for all occasions LINOLEUM TILE 9x9 Each 9x9. Each 09, VINYL ASBESTOS iia Me 13/8 MAHOGANY DOORS 2'0" x 6'6" 2'2" x 6'6" 2'4" x 6'6" 2'6" x 6'6" 2'8" x 6'8" .. 5.00 5.25 DRY PINE LUMBER 1x2 D4S ... 1x4 DAS 1x6 DAS 1x8 D4S 1x10 D4S .... 1x12 D4S .... PY 031 ft. .06 ft. 5 ft. .20 ft. HARDBOARDS 4x8 Y35td. .... 1.85 4x8 YSud .... 295 4x8 Va Temp... 3.49 4x8 Ys Pegboard 3.84 GOLDEN OAK - WALNUT BUTTERNUT 4x7 Va 4x8 1 ... FENCE MATERIAL 4 x 4 Cedar 22 ft. SPRUCE PICKETS 1x33" .... coi lB 1x3-36" . 14 1x34" ... 16 1x4-.3 ... a5 1x4-36" . A7 1 x 4-4' 19 WHITE CEILING TILE 16x16-2 .... ea..24 12x24-V2 .... ea..27 12 x 12-2 Acoustic .17 4.34 4.96 SPRUCE LUMBER 1x2 D4S ... 0134 ft. 1x3 D4S ... .023, ft. 1x4 D4S ... 03% ft. 1x6 DAS... .05V; ft. 2x2 D4S ... 03; ft. 2x4 DAS 06, ft. WOODEN COMBINATION DOORS 1818 er 18:18 2'10"" x 6'10" GLASS AND SCREEN INCLUDED 1/16" ARBORITE As Low As 4 x 8 Sheet Edge Trim Roll . . x 134" 1.45 McCULLOUGH cist & carry (McCULLOUGH LUMBER CO.) 5:30 p.m. OPEN 7 a.m. to SATURDAY 7 a.m. to 4 p.m.