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18 _ THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thursday, December 6, 1962 WILL REPRESENT CANADA STAN LEONARD has been e@hoesen 16 represent Cafiada in next week's Mexican Inter- By T HECANADIAN PRESS »& a Toronto's Ron Stewart, an ef- fortless skater valued more for versatility and defensive play than for scoring putich, powered the Maple Leafs into second placé in the NHL standings Wédnésday night with a timely goal. Stewart, a right winger who has played centre and defence in his 10 years with Leafs, cored the third - period goal hat gave Leafs 2-1 win over of the last period play .and fractured his wrist. hatiéfal Golf Championship at Mexico City; The announce- mént that Leonard would rep- résént Cafiada was tiade this week by the Canadiafi Profes- sional Golfers' Association. --(CP Wirephoto) " . SPORTS MENU i> a By Geo. H. Campbell SPORTS EDITOR Montréal last night in Toronto. Leafs now have 28 points, two less than Chicago. The Hawks needed two goals late in the third period to édgé last-place Boston Brtins 5-4 Wednesday night and kéép their lead, Left - winger Ab McDonald, \who couldn't break into Mont- lreal's regular lineup three sea- |sons ago, scored twice and ad- ded an assist for Chicago to jmove into a tie with linemate | |Stan Mikita in individual scor.|with only 63 seconds left to \ing. Both players have 25 points.|/Play. It was the only third-pe- Meanwhile, Detroit Red Wings|tiod shot to get by Paille. had to unleash a 16-shot on-| Detroit now is in third place slaught in the last period to with 27 points, three behind Chi- ALVIE THOMPSON, of To- ronto, was chosen 16 accom- pafiy Stan Leonard to the Mex- ico City golf classic, Interna- tional Golf Championship. --(CP Wirephoto) | FRANK MAHOVLICH << 'Everything From Soup To Nuts' in New York. TORONTO LEAFS nudged Montreal Canadiens 2-1 last night and that one could just be that extra two points that will deeide second place, when the end of the schedule and the tying goal on Néw York's|points and Boston is in the substitute goalié Marcel Paille' league cellar with 10. two games and X-rays cated the high-scoring veteran suffered a cracked bone in the lower right wrist. earn a 3-3 tie with the Rangers'cago, and Canadiens follow in)jact¢ Stewart's close-in goal at 8:34 in Toronto came just more than a minute after Montreal right-winger Ber- 60n. nie Geoffrion tied the score 1-1 with his 11th goal of the sea- Geoffrion collided with Tor- onto goalie Johnny Bower of the right Geoffrion had been playing with a sprained thumb joint on his right. hand for the previous Geoffrion said afterward "Bower tried to deke me as I went in. then back, afd I ran into him. My wrist hit his chin." MAHOVLICH TAKES LEAD He moved one way, Left - winger Frank Mahov- \lich had given Leafs a 1-0 lead early in the second period with his 14th goal of the season. The 24-year-old 'big M'" now leads t he league in goals. In Chicago, McDonald tied the score 4-4 midway through the period and defenceman fourth spot with 26 points. Rang-| pierre Pilote scored the winner Centre Norm Ullman scored ers are in fifth place with 19] for the Hawks with 5% minutes/f@™™ left to play. Boston's rookie goalie Ed Per- jreault Kept the Bruins in the Maple Leafs, Black Hawks Pull Hockey Squeeze Play To Pinch Loop's Tep Spots éran centre Ullman and right- winger Floyd Smith. ' for all of Detroit's goals, Dean Prentice scored twice for New York and assisted on the third c by defenceman Larry Ca- an first period on Pronovost's first goal of the season, but Rangers came back to hold a 3-2 edge at the end of the second period. | The three forwards atcounted a | Detroit took a 1-0 lead in the) The Wings had just put their SPORTS Three Games In CALENDAR Town-Country wockey "?"** | Hockey Action OHA Met-o Junior qn F League: Oshawa Generals vs) Thtee games were yt se eKney Bramplon 7-Ups, at Biampton| the Town and Country Arena, 8.30 p.m |League schedile on Sunday, Pig: Mg oreo pieced: with Baton's Vikings bow.i'4 0 ' 4 re 's¥°Ts VS) i ; te Bowmanville Shamrocks, at) Port Porty Bj; Dunn's defen, Bowmanville Communiy Arena,|im& People's 4-2 ahd Starligh: 8.30 6.m ers topping off Petes 4-2. Oshawa Minor Assoc Juvé- In the fifst gaiié,- Port nile League: Oshawa Dany $8) Perty oulscored Vikings 'htve- Tony's Refreshments, at 8.15)jo-0ne, Cochrane, Pedivan <-4 p.m. and Beaton's Dairy ihe all scoring for ihe win-» Hayden Maciosald's.. at 9.15)ners. Days, wiih help ifu a: p.m.; doth gomes at OshawalParry and. Verning, counted Children's Arena. }what proved to be Eaton's ofily" Phere : oe League: goal. y ' : . omlinson's vs Mortison's, at) Dowson, from Sulman, scored Port Perry Arena, 9.00 p.m. --|for Port Petry, joe goal of the " BASKETBALL middle canto and then they Opening Games of Ontario added four more in the final Senior League Schedule --|framé, Bailey, D. Chase, C. indi- fourth forward on the ice in all-/!amilton Quigleys vs' Oshawa|Chase and Sulman, each get-" out attempt to tie the score Hawks, at Dr. Donevan Col ting one. when Ullman deflected Gordie| lesiate, 8.00 p.m, | DUNN'S WIN Howe's blue line slap shot with| FRIDAY | 63 seconds left in the game, | BASKETBALL Pe pe pig bee Diitin's Oshawa and District Cople's matched ; eR, | : vy . Paillé was substituting for} Indus ach of the first two A i Kéystoners vs fitst St. John for D Merchants { St. John for Duffn's the Gump Worsley in the New York/(fial League: nets. Worsley is sidelined indef-| AJax Cagers, | al) g., y ' 6.30 Scattergood for People's. In the second stanza, J. Neate Jr. initely re a shoulder injury Ajax Community Hail, received Sunday night. p.m. pase , : Paille, up from Baltimore of HOCKEY b> get eo eee Aas aah the American Hockey League, OHA Metro Junior "A" Scott ' aha y , _ Stopped 35 shots, compared with|L@ague: Neil McNeil Maroons I th F Monday in a trade with Detroit Dennis Riggin's 26 in the De-\vs Oshawa Generals, at Maple|, 2" 'he final frame, B. Léger for Andre Pronovost, gave Bos- troit nets. Riggin was replacing Leaf Gardens, 9.00 p.m, (ina|peored early in the period to ton a 4-3 lead early in the last Terry Sawchuk. Detroit's regu-|game of doubleheader), Sosa 5 tie and midway, period. lar netminder, also out with a, OHA Intermediate "B" ieake-|agaer ay, from Leger and Robin. Kennedy, a former Black| Shoulder injury. shore League: Uxbridg Black] wir! made it 4-2, to clinch the |Hawk and Red Wing who joined) .Sawchuk may return to ac-| Hawks vs Trenton Flyers, at) ° |Boston ftom Detroit's Edmonton ei arte ' hag the Bruine) Menton, 6. Pm |SHINE EARLY club in the WesternP!€ay in Detroit in' the only} A Junior "D': Suttoh vs! Starti ' |Hockey League, beat Hall at scheduled game. 7 Uxbridge, at Uxbridge, 8.30|the thd game pean ieee the Hawk goalmouth after al straight goals and then settling spectacular rink-long rush, for a 3-1 lead in thé first But Pronovost, a 26-year-old period. Minaeés, St6vin and | i { f & fal a BERNIE GEOFFRION | ' p.m. | |. OHA Junior "B": Bownian- ville Pic-O-Mats vs Wést6n, at NHL race rolls around and they decide which teams are going to have which of the four spots, in the Stanley Cup playoff session. They played three games in the National League last night and they were all very close. Leafs and Habs battled it right down to the wire in a sizzling contest that was rated THIRTY GRAND Player Bribes Net Pair Horsemen Pay }game with sparkling saves, He |had 40 stops, compared with 23/left-winger, fitted in even bet- | Weston, 8.30 p.m. Fitehett were their lanip-light- ers tnd Rowbotham notched, an jfor Chicago goalie Glenn Hall.|ter with Red Wings in their 3-3 | | McDonald and rookie defence-|tie in New York. ; man Wayne Hillman gave Chi-| Detroit coach Sid Abel put $130,000 For unassisted tally for the Petes, with 10 seconds left to play. NHL LEADERS cago a 2-1 lead in the first pe-/Pronovost on a line with vet-| jried, after Boston centre Mur- There was no scoring in the By THE CANADIAN PRESS |middle stanza and in the final Standardbred NHL STARS | pLIEXINGTON, Ky. (AP) -- ainter, seven-year-old stallion |by Tar Heel-Pretty Hanover,|4 by many observers as the best game in Toronto so far this season. Detroit Red Wings afd thé N.Y. Rangers had a nip- and-tuck struggle that ended up 3-3 with that oné point putting Red Wings just one point ahead of the Canadiens. Boston Bruins made a greatly improved showing but still had to settle for the short efd of it, a 5-4 decision to the Chicago Black Hawks. The Bruins trail Rangers by nine points and aré 16 behind the fourth-place Canadiens. Chihawks had to win that one last night, to maintain their solo grip of the top rung but they've played one more game than the Mapleos so Toronto fans are looking forward to this wéekend's action, wheén {t could be théir Leafs may climb into first place. 4 3 x x THE REPORT from the Metro Junior League meeting last night in Toronto, that Stafford Smythe will pass up the 'invitation' from the OHA "Provincial" Junior "A" League to play an inter-locking schedule with that group, this season, Standings: Chicago, won 12, lost 7, tied 6, points 30 Points: McDonald, Chicago period, Rowbotham got his sec. ond goal, almost from the face- off, to make it 8-2 but Parker nd Mikita, Chicago, 25 Scored midway through the spi. (80/4 for a world record price| Goals: Mahovlich, Toronto, 14) period, to clinch the 4-2 win for Chi-\of $130,000 Wednesday at the) Assists: Mikita, Chicago, 17)his mates. |ray Oliver opened scoring with |@ power play goal. | | Jerry Toppazzini and 21-year- | Five Years And $30,000 *izr":9s (me. RALEIGH, N.C. (AP)--Prison;pléaded éither guilty or noloBoston and Ken Wharram Alvin (Ab) McDonald, terms of five years each and|COntendere (no contest) to fix- scored for Chicago in the sec-',..,° " roved left ; ; 7 : . ling charges testi A 4 " cago's much improved lett-\ closing session of the fall st .| Shutouts: Hall, Chicago and fines totalling $30,000 were\iM@ charg estified for thejond period to make the score winger, who. scored twige inlardbred horse sales at aatihe itawclan, Detroit 3 8 | Black Hawks' 5-4 victory over|salls. | Penalties: Young, Detroit, 79) laa due Wadnaed oa {state. These five, scheduled to 3-3. |handed ou ednesday to °'be sentenced today, are Aaron| Boston centre 'Forbes Ken- Boston and set up another to) paint h t | jouer f page inter was purchas move into a first-place tie in theltn, Coialinmeat of tee 'Mill! |men convicted of bribing play-|Wagman, Joseph Greené, Paul/nedy, of Dorchester, N.B., play- 1 the . . National Hockey League indi-| Farm, Cambridge City, Ind., by} Laval University ers to shave points in college! Walker, ot gg Nee andjing his first NHL game of the) 5 Auis Barshak, all of New York.\seas ft ini Bruihs |; ~oring racé . lbasketball games. h Ih ' season after joining Brui S| vidual gcoring race. ; Ed and Leo McNamara of Two | Ron Stewart, Maple Leaf cen- Gaits .Farm, Carmel, Ind. Edge Redmen 3-2 QUEBEC (CP) -- All goals Superior Court Judge Heman if ct |tre, who scored the winning) The stallion won more than 2-1 victory over Montreal Cana-|was forced into premature re-.came in the first. period Wed- | | |Clark ordered the prison terms| P | UNABLE TO WIN jgoal in Toronto's hard-fought/g53,000 as a two-year-old but diens fe jtirement when. he broke a bone|nesday- night as Laval Univer- Norm Ullman, Detroit's vet-'in his foot. sity edged McGill Redmen 3-2) for Dave Goldberg, 46, and) y eran centre who set up two) The previous high price paidjis Senior Intercollegiate hockey| netted by George Maughan and Dave Flam. Maughan and Claude Marie were thrown out of re game when they engaged in a stick-swinging duel at 6:58 of the third period. JOHN A. OVENS Optometrist Steve Lekometros, 36, both of St. Louis, Mo. They were re- léased undér bond pending an appeal, Goldberg under $50,000 unless all other Metro teams are also embraced in an inter- sked setup, will come as comforting news to all the other Metro Junior "A"' clubs. In effect, it means only: that for this season, the Junior Marlboros are going to stick with the league Staff Smythe formed, but at least, if this is the final decision and no further overtures are made, the air is cleared for the balance of this season at least. Confidence and secur- ity are two things the Metro League must have right now, if some of the teams are to continue playing out this season, never mind making plans for next term. It's no secret that reduced action at the turnstiles has been causing concern for all clubs and considerable worry for a couple of the teams. Another interesting bit of news from last night's meeting is that Oshawa Generals will play their "home games' at the Whitby Arena, starting in the New Year. We don't know whether or not the Toronto and Métro-area teams will object to this extra travelling, but certainly Brampton has no right to object and Knob Hill Farms are about as close to Whitby as to Maple Leaf Gardens, so they shouldn't kick either. As long as suitable arrangements .for dates in the Whitby Arena can be made, it would appear that the Generals can do better there than going to MLG for almost every game. They are building a good following of fans and these rooters will find it easier to support their team, if the home games are in Whitby. x x | x BRIGHT BITS: -- Fog has struck the British Isles this week and yesterday, 40 minutes before game-time, with a special train of Tottenham fans still fog-bound somewhere in the south of Scotland, they called off that second game be- tween Hotspurs and Rangers, to have been played in Glasgow Wednesday afternoon. They'll try again on Tuesday. z MUTUAL STREET ARENA, Toronto's house of hockey for many years, home of the St. Pats and later Maple Leafs, will soon be the second largest curling centre in the world. It's now a three-storey affair, inside the original walls and roof, with car parking on the main floor. They have eight curling sheets and a roller-skating rink on the top floor and plan 18 more curling sheets on the second floor? Last year's On- tario's Brier representatives all work there -- Bayne Secord as chief instructor and asst, manager, Dave McDonough as manager with Vern Larson and Russ Lindberg as instructors. Now known as "The Terrace' -- the renovations have cost one-and-a-half million. There are no memberships -- it's all rental, for private leagues and casual play. jand Lekometros under $25,000. | jball' games played between De- cused for launching a campaign letics. | | } | HOCKEY SCORES, STANDINGS Friday's Game Hull-Ottawa at Kingston OHA Senior A WLT F 13 40109 11 6 1 80 10 6 0 75 8 7 0 47 78 1 64 By THE CANADIAN PRESS | National League wt 12 7 13 9 ll 6 10 7 F APt 70 55 30 65 2g; Windsor 7 Chatham e a Woodstock 18 19 Galt 91 19 | Kitchener Sarnia Wednesday's Results Woodstock 2 Chatham 7 Sarnia 2 Windsor 13 International League Omaha 0 Fort Wayne 2 {Port Huron 6 Muskegon 5 St. Paul 3 Minneapolis 6 Eastern League Chicago Torento Detroit Montreal New York 813 3 Boston 214 6 Wednesday's Results Montreal 1 Toronto 2 Detroit 3 New York 3 Boston 4 Chicago 5 Tonight's Game Boston at Detroit American League Eastern re 13 6 3 61 29/Clinton 0 Knoxville 2 72 26 Nashville 4 Charlotte 3 1 75 25| Johnstown 3 Greensboro 5 82 25) Western League 80 22 Seattle 2 Calgary 6 Nova Scotia Senior A Pt Moncton 6 Windsor 5 59 26/Amherst 6 New Glasgow 2 76 21 Northern Ontario Senior Quebec Providence 1210 Hershey 12 10 Springfield 1210.1 Baltimore 1010 2 Western ee hg 13.7°0 65 910 3 82 Buffalo Rochester Cleveland Pittsburgh 514 1 53 6811 Wednesday's Results Providence 3 Cleveland 7 Rochester 2 Pittsburgh 2 Eastern Professional ce Wh F APt Saskatchewan Junior 16 3 3102 6435 Moose Jaw 0 Regina 6 13 6 2 72 5928) msteyan 3 Weyburn 4 10 8 4 99 9224 Intercollegiate 314 4 59 8610 McGill 2 Laval 3 Ottawa-Hull Junior A 'Arnprior 8 Thurso 8 Saskatchewan Senior Regina 4 Saskatoon 8 Manitoba Junior Kingston Hull-Ottawa Sudbury Syracuse Wednesday's Result Kingston 5 Syracuse @ APL 66 26) : : | 54 23/80al to his league - leading to-|\" &@ Tow, was produced by a 56 20/'@1 and is sixth with 21 points|five-goal outburst in the third) 60 160M 14 goals and 7 assists. Gordie Period. 62 15|Howe of Detroit and Bobby Hull! f 018 0 54131 0/0f Chicago both picked up an|04ls and picked up one assist. A Pt Philadelphia 2 New Haven 7 _|Delvecchio, Detroit | | Mackell Suffers Tor 716 1 69105 15/South Porcupine 2 Kapuskasing Goldberg was found guilty of 18 counts and Lekometros of 14) counts of bribery or conspiring to bribe North Carolina State) By THE CANADIAN PRESS | College players in eight basket-| Sarnia Rams might he ex-| cember, cen 1959, and January,|for 30-minute games in the On- |tario Hockey Association. Senior Judge Clark sentenced the/A group. two men to five years each on| One of the biggest problems two of the counts, the terms facing the Rams, winless in 18) to run concurrently. Then he|games this season, is a lack of gave Goldberg three years for|staying power. each of the remaining 16 counts| The team's last two efforts, and suspended these sentences| in a home-and-home series with on payment of a $21,000 fine.|the league-leading Windsor Bull.' Lekometros was given three|dogs, provide a good illustra-| years on each of:his remaining|tion. The Rams bowed 13-6 in 12 counts, suspended on pay-|/Sarnia Tuesday and 13-2 in ment of a $9,000 fine. Each was|Windsor Wednesday night, yet directed to pay one-half the | were solidly in contention mid- court costs, ; way through the second period! The jury's verdict. Tuesday |i", each case. ended a 10-day trial during), 1he score was just 3-1 for! which five other men, who have| Windsor going into the third pe- "NHL BIG SEVEN : jonly %2 for the Bulldogs at the | jseven-minute mark in the sec-| jond frame Wednesday night. | | By THE CANADIAN PRESS |nesriy ton teed ee au | | y 5,000 watched the Bull- Ab McDonald. of Chicago/dogs score nine times in the moved into a first - place tie|third period Wednesday night in the National Hockey League's|as every player on the Windsor individual scoring race Wednes-|team except goalie Monty Reyn- day night. jolds and left winger Tom He scored twice and set up Walker figured in the scoring. janother as Chicago edged Bos-| WW AROONS KEEP PACE ton 5- i jton 5-4, bringing his total to 12)" 11 the league's only other con- |g0als and 13 assists for : : test the second-place Chatham! t points, Teammate = Stan Mikita) yaroons kept pace with the picked up an assist for the same) Bulldogs, scoring a 7-2 win over) to i - ; heey on eight goals and 17 as |the third-place Woodstock Ath- a : jleties in Chatham, Bernie Geoffrion scored Mont-| At Windsor, Irwin Gross led jreal Canadiens' goal in their|the Bulldogs with three goals.| 2-1 loss to Toronto and stayed|foy Bendo and Jack Costello| in a third - place tie with 23/scored two apiece with Bob| points on [1 goals and 12 a8-'Brown, Walter Pawlyshyn, | sists. New York's Andy Bath-/Derek Holmes, Jerry Serviss, bate 4 scoreless Wednesday|Jean Marc Asselin and Real night, has the same total on|Chevrefils gettin | H | ' g the others. eight goals and 15 assists. |Bruce Jones and acting coach| Alex Delvecchio of Detroit,|Don Savage scored for Sarnia. | who hasn't tallied in his last} The Bulldogs poured 52. shots! jthree games, holds down. fifthjat Rams goalie Ron Urry while Place with 22 points on six|Reynolds was being called upon goals and 16 assists. jonly 18 times. or Frank Mahovlich added al The Maroons' win, their fifth | | | | | | George Usitalo scored three jassist and are tied for seventh|Other Maroons goals were| slot with 20 points, jscored by Frank St. Marseille, | ey Jack Douglas,-Haryey Nash and| a eee ae Ted Power. b if 2 ' For Woodstock Toby Black |Mikita, Chicago 3 and John Hall were the marks- |Geoffrion, Mont some eae Bathgate, New York * 3 | BS ee ind unica , COs 14 9 McDonald, Chicago ; Vote Eagle Day ~|Most Valuable n WINNIPEG (CP) -- Quarter- Ligaments In Knee ipack Eagle Day of Calgary a : Stampeders was named .today _LOS ANGELES (CP)--Centre as the most valuable player 0 Fleming Maékell of Los Angeles|his team in the Western Foot- clades Dak Mee 8 -- knee |ball Conference in 1962 and won \ce e likely to keep him out/the Jeff Nickli i \. of Western Hockey League ac-|phy. ; ee oe |Mahovlich, Toronto | Howe, Detroit Hull, Chicago Winnipeg Rangers 4 St. Boni-tion for at least two months.| The award, with the exception The 33-year-old former Boston|of 1955, had been the sole cus- Bruin hurt his knee last Thurs-|tody of Jackie Parker of Ed- day in a game against San|monton Eskimos since 1954, Francisco Seals. The team It is presented in honor of awaits an x-ray report, but a Jeff Nicklin, former Blue doctor has recommended sur-,Bomber star who was killed in gery and it is feared Mackell action during the Second World |could -miss the entire season. War. Third Period Let Down goals and scored the tieing goal at auction for a harness horse with just more than a minute|was the $125,000 shelled out on jto go in Red Wings 3-3 tie with separate occasions in the 1950s New York. for Tar Heel and Solicitor. place Maroons three points action. | Ermard . Roy, Romain Chre- | HARE OPTICAL tien and Josee Michaud scored|f 8 BOND ST. EAST 723-4811 for Laval. McGill's goals were| ahead of the third-place Ath- EOE The Athletics grabbed-a 1-0) lead in the first period before} the 801 paid fans. The teams] were tied 2-2 at the end of the second period. SHOW HIM You Care Enough To Give The Very Finest . 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