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& 4 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Seturdey, December 4, 1965. SENIOR HOCKEY LEAGUE . sie Undefeated Bad Boys Turn Back Juveniles 1.15] but they could not match L.-R.'s . |power. Once again the referees were called upon to assess only four ~ R ed Hi sf a 'ari Baliour of Galt. Harnets. egain ro =~ week's leader,... slipped. to ourth place with 21 poirits. He/Sibbick, O By THE CANADIS™ PRESS h 1 i Tack Price ot Oakville Dake as seven goals and 14 assists.|Martin, Gu girak Gx cats ten barnes "Veteran goalie Boat Hurley|Robertson, Gu lait wask (6 Bounce back into leads in goaltending with a 3.30 the lead in the Ontario Hockey "oe | Association senior series scor-, The leaders: (Legend: O--| ing race. |\Oakville; G--Galt; W--Wood- Price has scored 10 goals and| Stock; Gu--Guelph): 15 assists for 25 points, three ahead of linemates Moe Galand land Grant Mi Galand als Tack iii: Hag! 16 esis ue Pera hac Batons . ~ Nw-top-iws fepedh lA nell Sea el OM S sec a We are slant fo announce the appointment of "Mr. Bill Dodwell as Sales Manager RETAINS TITLE ROME (AP)---Tommaso Galli of Italy retained his European) bantamweight boxing title Fr G A .Ptsiday night in a 15-round dra 10 15 25 jwith Walter McGowan of Scot-| 10 12 22 30 12 22 land. Price, O Géfand, 0 (Burke, Romanuk) .... 2. Bad Boys, Romanuk ° (Alexander, Hughes) .. 3.00 3. Bad Boys, Sneddon the -- game of the asaler Hockey League's Thurs- day night tripleheaders, Bad (Lean, Marshall) Penalties-- Chasecewski, Boys continued undefeated, as they easily handled the Juve- niles by a 5-1 count. George Westfall paced Bad Boys to the victory when he -- up two goals, before 'ing banished from the game, by his brother Stan, who was refereeing. Jack Sneddon also chipped in with a pair of tallies. This was a wide-open contest with both goalies, Jim Topping and Seppo Varita, making sev- eral outstanding saves. In a losing cause the Juve- niles continued to fight back and finally broke Topping's shutout bid with only four min- utes remaining in the game. The loss kept the' Juveniles from jumping into the fourth and final playoff spot in league standings. First Period No scoring. (Peters, Burke) ... No penalties. Third Period 4. Bad Boys, Sneddon (Peters, Sainsbury) ... 5. Bad Boys, Westfall (Burke, Wilson) ...... 11.45 6. Juveniles, Morrison (Goodchild,, Hudgin) .15.48 Penalties -- Westfall (rough- ing) 9.25; Brockman (holding) 11.00; Donaldson (holding puck) 13.50 and Westfall (game mis- conduct) 14,28. L.-R. SERVICE 7, FOLEY'S 4 In the middle contest, L.-R Service Centre upset Foley Plumbing by a 7-4 count and Thursday moved Foley's, in their battle for a playoff position. Lyn Middleton and Lloyd Sey- 5.05 No penalties. Second Period | 1. Bad Boys, Westfall Mike Weidmark and Gary SPORT FROM BRITAIN Rowdyism Among Fans Hurting Soccer Image By JIM CONWAY LONDON (CP) -- British soccer's reputation has taken a nosedive this season because of rough play on the field and vio- lence among spectators. Almost every week headlines report the latest trouble at Eng- lish League games and sports writers issue dire warnings of the depths to which professional soccer may fall if something isn't done. Across the country groups of disgruntled fans vent their dis- pleasure by bombarding players with bottles, beer cans or any- thing that comes to hand--in- cluding a dead hand grenade at one recent match. Hooligans cause damage to) property and dozens are fined| for smashing windows and wrecking the fittings of excur- sion trains taking fans to out- of-town matches. Critics admit the dangerous element is a minority but em phasize that these few are nevertheless causing harm to British soccer. | Proposals to solve the prob-| lem have come from many quarters and there have been many demands for the Football Association to. take a strong line. The FA has formulated a plan? which will be put into effect as} soon as it can get co-operation from the home office, the gov- ernment department respon- sible for law enforcement. The soccer authorities want more police and club. officials in the crowds to stop trouble before it spreads. They also want the home office to give judges the power to impose big- ger fines on rowdies who are convicted, The most important aspect of EDEE! . i Ua hemo oo PICNIC JUG Modes gsi! 0 $7.95 (c=y electric STONELINED Water Heater GREATEST SCIENTIFIC ADVANCE in the history of woter heaters, Cole- man's revolutionary Vit-Rock Water Heoter -- with its stonelined tonk -- absolutely will not corrode or rust. & 15 year Guarentee, & Fully Automatic . . . 100% safety controlled. 3& Canede's ONLY BONDED Water Heater. (OW MONTHLY TERMS Coleman, the plan is the stiffening of pen- alties for players who deliber- ately break the rules. The FA} suggests much of the trouble arises from the bad example given by players who use ille- gal tactics without compunc- tion, These men must be pen- alized and, if necessary, banned) if they do not mend their ways, it says. A growing lobby of opinion is convinced that the whole prob- lem is based on poor control of jhe game by weak referees. lt is the referee's job to keep the match clean and gain the player's respect by showing |who's boss. If the standard of refereeing is improved, so the argument goes, then general| improvement will follow. Sir Stanley Rous, president of the Federation of Footbal] As- |sociations, has stepped into the world soccer fray by issuing a strongly - worded memorandum "Ito the member associations on disciplining erring football clubs jand their spectators. He recommends that if spec- tators get out of hand at a match, then it should be aban- doned and if disturbances oc- cur at further matches, the ground should be closed for al period. He also advises that teams --| league and national -- should be excluded from international tournaments such as the Euro- pean Cup and the World Cup if ithey are guilty of gross misbe- | havior 0 on | the" field. «+» 19,00] minor penalties. ahead of more paced the way to victory,| as both played well offensively 'and defensively. First Period 1, Foley's, Willoughby (Weidmark, Rowbottam) 7.56}. 2. L.-R., Knocker (Reid, Oulette) ...... 9.15 No penalties. | Second Period 3. L.-R., Seymore (Middleton, MacDermaid) 4 4. L.-R., Butler ; 5. L-R., Tobin (Knocker) 17.48 6. L.-R., MacDermaid (Seymore, Arscott) .. 19.45 Penalties -- Oulette (holding) Third Period 7. Foley's, Norm Sayers (Gould, Sadowski) .... 8. Foley's, Gus Fogal (Wilson, Sadowski) .. 9. Foley's, Long (Rowbottam, Weidmark) ...-+++. ' 10. L.R., Middleton (Butler) 11. L.-R., Middleton (Butler) 5 Penalties -- Delves (holding) 'Rowbottam -- were _ Foley' 8 best/7.30; Weidmark (holding) 15.00; land Seymore.{tripping) 19.25. HONEST CAL'S 9, Q. FUELS 4) Honest Cal's swamped the Fuelmen 9-4 and jumped .into | 7 ; jundisputed second position in the league'standings, behind the undefeated Bad Boys squad. Honest Cal's were paced by} Bob Everett, as he bagged his) first hat-trick of the season,| while Ted Lutton fired two) jgoals past rookie goaltender! |John Field. | The losers were led by Terry} Peters (Peters, Litton, and Everett were linemates last season for the Windsor Spit- fires) who had two goals. Referee Stan Westfall had an easy time as he handed out} l only three penalties--all minors.! First Period 1. Honest Cal's, Lutton .. 2. Honest Cal's, Lutton (McDonald, Bobbie) .. 3. Quality Fuels, Brown (Dick, Chasecewski) ..14.56 4, Quality Fuels, Peters } (McLean, Farley) ... 17.45) No penalties. Second Period §. Qaulity Fuels, Dick (Brown, Chasecewski) 6. Honest Cal's, Everett 7. Honest Cal's, McKnight (Lutton, Beadley) 8. 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