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'THE STILT' WEARS MASK -- FOR THE BALL Wilt "The Stilt'. Chamber- lain, (13) of the San Francisco Warriors, is seen here wear- ing a mask to protect his nose, first period of their basketball game in New York's Madison Square Garden, last night. --(AP Wirephoto) broken in a recent game. He is grappling for the ball, with New York Knickerbockers' Willie Reed (19), during the WANTS SWITCH Staff Smythe Blasts Calibre CanadaTeam TORONTO (CP) -- Stafford Smythe, president and part owner of Toronto Maple Leafs of the National Hockey League and Maple Leaf Gardens, threatened Tuesday not to al- low. a scheduled international hockey game between Canada and Czechloslovakia to take place in the arena. Smythe blasted the Canadian Amateur Hockey Ass 0 ciation for the of the Canadian team w! will play in Febru- ary's world hockey champion- Ba A lees? coe ° Leaf- Gar- dens: Sunday. He said he would ask CAHA officials to "allow the Czech team to play the NHL Old- Timers instead of Canada's na- tional team. The Old-Timers played Jan. 10, the date set for|Czechs twice the Canada-Czech match, "'then|Springs and once in Winnipeg. T"d have to seriously consider closing the doors and refunding|the competition, I think we'd Smythe said. forced." "If (the CAHA) are going to then let them send the best oldjing up and going home when Timers. Give them a couple of|opposition lined up for them on _ juniors and poe their Canadian tour. ers who are still p! "Tt wanted them to play our and they'll do a better job than/Rochester Americans 2 team," that team did Sunday.' the said, "and the Russians The Old - Timers include Sid|wanted to play Rochester (of 'Smith, who played with Whitby|the American Hockey League) Dunlops in the 1957 world|but the CAHA wouldn't go for ony orem Harry Watson,|that at all." ardner, Barry and Brian) CAHA policy in the past has Cullen, Bob Goldham, Murray|heen not to allow professional Henderson and Ivan Irwin. teams to play amateurs, now play mostly benefit games Onta around rio. Brian Conacher Is Sidelined Month LONDON, Ont. (CP) -- Brian Conacher, University of West- ern Ontario Mustang's left winger injured in Western's 7-3 loss to University of Toronto Blues last Sunday, will be out of action for a month. Mustang coach Bill L'Heur- eux said Tuesday Conacher's injury--partially torn ligaments --will keep him off a nine-game tour with Canada's national hockey team during the Christ- mas holidays. Juckes, se + manager of|Canadian or foreign. the CAHA, said his group has a contract with Smythe for the Czech - Canada game. "We didn't particularly want our national team to go to Tor- onto," he added in a telephone interview with The Globe and Mail. "But I'd have to talk to HEAT WITH OIL DIXON'S OIL 313 ALBERT ST. 24-HOUR SERVICE 723-4663 SERVING OSHAWA OVER NEED Mortgage Money? tL McGILL "3. Day or Night - 728-4285 | If the CAHA refuses to allow,our (national) team manage- the. match, which would be/ment. After all they meet the in Colorado ("If they feel like they need the money paid for tickets," |insist on the contract being en- Smythe said the Russians told jsend old men into these games, |him they were thinking of pack- men--and that's the NHL Old-|they saw the inferior calibre of (In Melville, Sask., Gordon|whether the teams involved are) NEW YORK (AP) -- Major league baseball sold its first regular season television pack- age for $12,200,000 Tuesday, giving the American Broadcast- ing Company the ight to tele- cast, on a national scale, 25 Saturday and two holiday games in each of the 1965 and 1966 seasons. The announcement was made jointly by owner John Fetzer of Detroit Tigers and Roone Ar- ledge, vice-president and execu- tive producer of ABC sports, at a press conference in baseball mmissioner Ford Frick's of- fice. The Saturday spectacular, as it is called, is * ioint project in which the revenue will be equally divided among 18 of the % big league clubs. Only New York Yankees and Philadel- phia Phillies are not partici- pants. The Yankee television con- Baseball Package Deal Sold To ABC Network tract with the Columbia Broad- casting System -- which has been in existence 10 years -- extends through the 1965 sea- son. The Phillies have a local sponsorship problem to iron out, Under the terms of the two- year contract, the participa' clubs will be enriched to tune of $5,700,000 the first year and $6,500,000 the second, This is equivalent to $300,000 for each club the first year and $325,000 the second. The new contract also means that television viewers around the country will not be seeing baseball on an NBC outlet this season. The only games that will be televised nationally are Aces Rally For 3-1 Win QUEBEC (CP)--Quebec Aces rallied in the third period Tues- day night to end Rochester Americans seven - game win- ning streak with a 3-1 victory in a battle between the Amer-/y; ican Hockey League's two div- ision leaders. The Aces were down 1-0 after Dick Gamble's first - period iy but halted the streaking Americans on goals by Red "Timely Knight" 5 woentcsmonen + 11 ff Is Canada's $45,526 in 16 races this year,j/under way, it was announced collected 26 of 26 first - placelnyesday. Warwick Hood of Syde Horse Of Year bastege He was also named the won|boat is expected to take the MONTREAL (CP) -- Timely Knight, three - year - old pacer water late in 1966. The esti- mated cost of the venture is owned by Allen Leblanc of Quebec City, has been named Canada's 1964 Horse of The His selection: in I . of press, radio and levision media was announced Tuesday by the United Harness Horse- man's Association. Timely Knight, who earned ear. a one of the contenders for Aus- tralia's America's Cup chal- lenge in 1967 already is well Berenson, Guy Rousseau and Ed Hoekstra in the final frame. The victory gave the Aces a split In the two - game series with the Americans, who won Sunday's encounter 4-1, and moved them 11 points ahead of -- in the Eastern Divis- on. R leads the western ers the Saturday spectacular on ABC and the Yankees through the CBC outlet on Saturdays and Sundays when they are playing at home. PHILADELPHIA (AP) -- A return title fight between mid- dleweight champion Joey Giar- dello and Dick Tiger of Nigeria looms as a strong possibility for Philadelphia next June. This appeared to be the way Giardello, fresh from a_ close win over Rubin Carter Monday night, seemed headed Tuesday although he alss ta!ked about a defence against 44 - year - old Sugar Ray Robinson or maybe with the winner of a Tiger- Joey. Archer fight. "We got an--offer of $75,000 for a title fight with Robinson in January for the Dapper Dan Club in Pittsburgh," said Ar- nold Giovanetti, Giardello's ad- viser, Stanley Matthews Scores Tying Goal STOCKPORT (Reuters)-- Stanley Matthews, former Eng- land right winger who will be 50 in February, played in a charity game here Tuesday night to test whether he is in shape for a return to league soccer. Matthews got the tying goal two minutes from the end for the combined Sheffield United- Stoke City team in a 3-3 dead- lock with a combined Stockport County-Doncaster Rovers side. "T enjoyed it and feel fine," Matthews said after the game. He was the Matthews of old, at a slower pace, and he de- lighted the crowd of 6,000. The Stoke maestro would not say whether he is ready for a quick return to league football, in which he last played nine months ago. Giardello Hints Of Return Battle "But we told promoter Don Elbaum that's too soon and April or May would be better." "That would be all right," said Giardello. 'I don't want to fight in June or July. My wife is expecting our fourth child then and I don't want to fight then. I get more nervous than she does." Giardello, interviewed at a press conference, said he'd be glad to meet. the winner of a fight between Archer of New York, the No. 1 contender, and Tiger, the man he dethroned a year ago and who now is rated third. Catter is ranked second. Giardello looked more like a loser than a winner. The 34- year-old champion had a thick welt under his left eye and a red scar over the eye and red- dish bruises under the right eye. Carter came out of the 15- rounder unmarked. Giovanetti said a crowd of 7,652 paid $85,245 and that about another $25,000 will come in from the television to several cities. He figured Giardello made about $58,000 over - all. Carter's share was $10,000. New Ski Resort Opens In Orillia ORILLIA (CP)--A new ski resort in the Orillia area was opened Tuesday by James Auld, minister of tourism and information, at Mount St. Louis, about 16 miles southwest of here, The resort is under the direc- tion of Jos! Huter, a former), member of the Austrian na- tional ski team. THE GIFT SHE OPENS FIRST Will Come From i: thin Si LADIES WEAR Oshawa Shopping Centre . DELUXE 30" Timer, Electric Clock, ELECTRIC RANGE Don't try to cook a Christmas dinner on an outdated range! 3-in-1 Broiler, Easy-matic ance Outlet, Fluorescent Light, Infinite Heat Switches, Lift-up Elements, Removable Oven- door, Oven Window, Storage Drawer. All the most important features at the lowest Price: VI BEST WAY TO COOK A TURKEY AUTOMATIC Minute Minder, Appli- Cc herney Ss FURNITURE ~~ OF Rm tL GS OTHER MODELS FROM $118 CHERNEY'S FURNITURE WORLD ... OPEN THURSDAY & FRIDAY 'TIL 9 P.M. UNTIL CHRISTMAS section by nine points. Intercollegiate Union Announces Title Dates TORONTO (CP) -- The 1965 Canadian university champion- ships in hockey and basketball will be pla: March 12-13. in Winnipeg and Halifax respec- tively, the Canadian Intercol- legiate Athletic Union hag an- nounced. It had been previously re- ported that the dates of the oe were March 13- Toronto Blues Triumph Over Provo Cougars . PROVO, Utah (AP)--Univer- sity of Toronto Blues defeated Provo Cougars 7-5 in a hockey game Tuesday night. The Provo club is made up of Canadian students at Brig- ham Young University. Al- though the club is allowed the use of the school's "Cougar' nickname, hockey is not recog- nized as an intercollegiate sport at Brigham Young. NAMED TOP COACH NEW YORK (AP)--Mike Hol- ovak, whose Boston Patriots play Buffalo Bills Sunday for the Eastern Division title, has been named Coach of the Year in the American Football League by an Associated Press panel. Holovak, 44 - year - old former star fullback and later head coach at Boston College, was named the winner over Lou Saban of Buffalo in the voting of a 24-man committee-- three from each AFL city. Hol- ovak had 13 votes, Saban 11. They were the only coaches who drew any support. SHAWA SHOPPING CENTRE DECEMBER STORE HOURS OPEN EVERY NIGHT UNTIL December 1st through Dec. 23 - 9 P.M. Black Label is Canada's best-liked beer. (Any Sesee beer this popular you should try!)