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@ THE OSHAWA TIMES, Tuesdey, Merch 16, 1965 N.Y. Rangers President Supports NHL Policy By BEN NEW YORK (APS oa Jen- nings, president of New York Rangers, presents a staunch de- fence of the National Hockey League club's youth movement and calls recent criticism of management's «hee com- om irresponsible. The published criticism stems mainly from the trading of vet- eran Camille Henry to Chicago} Black Hawks last month, less than a year after Andy Bath- gate, another nigh scoring winger was dealt to Toronto Maple Leafs. The Rangers have qualified for the Stanley Cup playoffs only once in the last seven seasons. Despite a fifth-place standing in 'the six-team circuit this season, they will finish only a few thousand short of last year's club attendance record. Home attendance through the first 30 games in Madison Square Gar- den in 1964-65 was 430,048--an average of 14,300. REMEMBER WHEN? . . By THE CANADIAN PRESS Boston Bruins of the National Hockey League played. in a record high- scoring game of 19 goals 21 years ago tonight--in 1944-- for the secona time in 12 days. They lost to Detroit 10-9 in Detroit. On March 4 the Bruins had beaten New York 10-9 in Boston to set the modern era high-scoring revord. "We're trying to build a con- tender with more youth, more size and more depth," says Jen- nings. ' : "I personally made the deci- sion that we had to trade several of our top stars after I realized that we were going no place. I had hoped that the Bathgate trade would do the trick, but when I felt it wouldn't we start- ed working on the Henry deal." SELLING PRAISED For Bathgate, 32, and Don Mc- Kenney, 30, another forward, the Rangers acquired defencemen Rod Seiling and Arnie Brown plus forwards Bob Nevin, Dick Duff and Bill Collins. Seiling, 20, Brown 23, and Nevin, 26, are with the club now. Duff was traded to Montreal Canadiens for Billy Hicke, 26. "There isn't a better prospect in the league right now than Seiling," boasted Emile Fran- cis, the club's general manager. "An official of the Toronto club told me recently that they wouldn't have made the trade with us if they knew how good Seiling was going to turn out to be,' disclosed Jennings, who took er the club presidency three fears ago. Bathgate, the Rangers' all- time scoring leader, has been a relative disappointment with the Maple Leafs this year, scoring 15 times in 46 games. Henry, 32, was trade? for for- wards Doug Robinson, 24 and John Brenneman, 22, and de- fenceman Wayne Hillman, 26. Robinson had six goals and eight assists for 14 points in his first 14 games with New York. Henry had only two goals in 15 games for Chicago. Francis, named general man- ager four months ago, cited the Rangers last previous youth movement in the early 1950s as one that led to Stanley Cup berths in 1956, 1957 and 1958. "The Rangers brought up Bathgate, Henry, Harry Howell, Lou Fontinato and _ others," Francis recalled. "That youth movement paid off." OSHAWA BOWLING NEWS --s CITY LADIES -- Bea McKenzie 315, 268, 170 ose Bg Stata 329, 232, 188 (749); Marg Vaughan 258, 243, 225 (726); Mary King 293, 221, 160 (674); ey Redpath 268, 196, 190 (654); Madeline Morrison 228, 215, 191 (634); Pauline. sterr 229, 223, 167 (619); Ethel Tonkin 250, 231, 170 (651) and Doria Tutkoluk a 210, 183 (604), Bennet 308, Marie Devine 293, Fe ay Thomas 270, Dorothy Borice 267, Vera Skizasay 262, -- Ward 247, Lottie Northy 244, Dae 239, 215, Marion Weeks 207, 206, anal Bannon 206, 205, Lois Burden 227, Grace McDonald 226, Mary Tremblay 221, Don- aida Williams 217, Ethel Hoar 214, Irene Smith 210, Babe Lang y plebeck 210, Marie Collison 205 and Flo Panter 200. Team Points -- Buzy Bees 3, Bive Bon- Over 20 -- nets 1; Reindeers 4, Pin Setters 0; Pow-| 253. der [ .%Su3, The Kittens 1; Lucky Six 1; Dolls 0, Posies 4; Limbo! Rocks 2, corner Pins 2; Budgies Beatties 2; Daffodils 3 and Old Crocks 1. Team Standing -- Reindeers 12,. Corner Pins 11, Beatties 10, Powder Puffs 91; Cameos 7, Posies 10, Daffodils 9, Pin Setters 8, Dolls 8, Buzy Bees 7%, The! Kittens 7, Old Crocks 7, Lucky Six 6, repel Bonnets 6, Budgies 4 and Limbo Rocks 4, ALBERT STREET CHURCH LEAGUE There were some good games. rolled this week. Five 300 games turned in. he aed bowler was Robert Jacklin with 791 (202, 246, 243), Bill Pike 736 (315, 221, 200); Doug Wilson 721 (309, 210, 202); Glen Maunder 706 (309, 263); Perce Clark 703 (310, 240); Roger Plancke 672 (245, 214, 213); Stan Gray 669 (251, 225); Lloyd Ed- wards 624 (236, 225); Mace Morrison 604 (251, 218); Frank Cooper 255; Eric Jack- lin 254, Gord Shemilt 212, 204; Ross Clark on Roy Corbman 203 and Cliff Davis Cameos 3, Pearl Marlowe turned in the highest single for the ladies with 254. Agatha Mel- anson 246, Marg Jacklin 231, Betty Gran- dy 229, Jean Morrison 228, Grace Locke 227, Winnie Scott 214, Annie Snudden.211, 206 and Marg Mossey 204, The Bugs and Whiz-Bangs took all four points from the Movers end Hot-Rod: 1222, Elsie Cox 215, Blanche 210, Dorothy Nap-| 21 The Stars, Flintstones and Rockets took three each from the Beaties, Strikers and Beavers. tanding -- Bugs 18, Stars 17, Flint- stones 14, Whiz Bangs 11, Strikers 11, Bea- tles 9, Hot-Rods 7, Beavers 6, Rockets 4 and Movers 3. ORANGE LEAGUE "200" Bowlers Eli Lamb 201, Kay Marshal 225, Jim Marshall 201, Bob Poole 212, Sam Plume 220, 206, Neil Daniel penche Sweeney 3 223, Bob Ellis 253, Earl Kehoe 206, Mac- Gillvary 212, Don Marshall 211, ri Kerns 240, yy Gives eee mM, Ji Bradford Brighton Oxford Rochdale SCOTTISH LEAGUE Division I 18 5 5 75 175 6 51 1745 62 17 46 6 13 7 5 61 Division II 2 68 49 Leading Teams In Old Country LONDON (AP)--Standings of top teams in United Kingdom soccer (including Saturday's games): ENGLISH LEAGUE Division 1 WTL F Hearts Kilmarnock Dunfermline Hibernian Rangers Stirling Queens Pk jack e 207, Gary B Bill Ta! 'bot 6 les, for the week's bowl- ing are: John Sites 271, and Bob Ellis Women's high singles, for the week's bowling, are: Kay Marshall 225 and ,| Blanche Sweeney 223. This past week best your average of BPOA bowling festival, the first of three phases of the tournament was bowl The following bowlers will be going into the second phase of the tournament: Chris Lamb, Faith Young, Don Marshall, George McBride, Eli Lamb, Vera Stronge, Kay Marshall, Bill Talbot and Bob Ellis, We had three Lemon Leaguers this week, who pleaded with us not to put their names in the paper. WEDNESDAY NITE LADIES Team Standings -- Snails 6, Ballpoints 6, Blackhawks 5, Martians 5, Jetsons 4 Optimists 3, Shamrocks 2 and Wishers 2. Over 200 -- D. Bowen 271, B. Pierce 255, E. Saunders 242, M. Harris 234, C Misztak 236, J, Johnson 230, D. May 228, 205, P. McGarry 228, P. Barkley 216, S. Powers 215, B. Grennan 214, J. Babiarz 214, F. Mitchell 214, H. Ridley 214 8. Daniels 213, N. Fice 209, H. Koss 208 and F. Bracey i Over 600 -- Sonya Stewart 730 (336, 210), Helen Gardner 652 (203, 234, 215), Evon a 617 (252) and Verna Dewell 602 (266 The yee has reached an all-time rec- ord. 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