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3 otestant Church Hockey Peatnres Hot Competition: Don Venn was credited with a shutout. og Congress'in anticipation of crit- icism_because- N-a-math-has been declared not physically fit! U.S. Army Gives to serve in the military. ° lice. . e Explanation On The. -memorandum-eerys "stats -- Tne sermet ninwel a = oF in the course Of a pie-iiduction jderwent surgery last Jan. 25 for Joe Namath medical exam in New York|removal of a torn cartilage | WASHINGTON (AP) --The orthopedic specialist, decidedif that a knee . condition madelfj Namath unfir for military serv-l THE OSHAWA TIMES, Fridey, December 10, 1965 Sept. 15, doctors, including an'from his right knee. In Bantam action in the Pro- testant Church Hockey League, Christ Church and nox Pres- byterian battled to a 2-2 tie as both teams skated well and dis- played great hockey ability. Scoring for Knox were Paul Thompson and Wayne Good- man; for Christ Church, Sid Root and Doug Mundy. Mundy's St. Mark's Anglican edged St.| Paul's' Presbyterian" 2-1. Rick Dart-and Doug Seeley scored for the winners, Seeley's goal coming with minutes left. Paul Adams saved St. Paul's from the shutout. Albert Street United bombed} U.S. Army concedes 'it. may seem illogical" that quarter- back Joe Namath; signed by New York Jets of the American Football League for $400,000 to play professional football, should be found unfit for mil- itary service. St. Luke's Presbyterian 4-0.) 'But, says the army, as a pro- | Bob Small and Gary Wiltshire |fessional football player Na- | scored two goals each, Larry|math has doctors and trainers | Wetherup got the shutout. close by at every game and | who notched two, while team-| MITE practice." : mates Sonley and Guy got) Black Hawks and Red Wings; "In the military service, | singles. Bennett of St. Andrew's| battled to a 1-1 tie. Greg Bark-| these conditions would not nec- | went on a scoring spree tipping/|ley scored for Hawks and re-|essarily be present. | in all three goals. talliating for the Wings was| "In. Viet Nam, for example, PEE WEE Rusty Lowe. the life and safety of his com- | Northminster blanked St.) Rangers, paced by Mark) Trades could depend on Namath | |Paul's Presbyterian 1-0 in ajSmith and Tom Butler, who|Performing his duties under ex-| close-checking game. P hilip|scored two each, sent the Maple|tremely adverse conditions." Jarvie of Northminster slapped|Leafs down to a 6-1 defeat.| The explanation appeared in| in the lone marker, Frances|Rounding out the scoring for|@ memorandum circulated by | Grant picked up a well de-|/the Leafs were Michael Kettle|the army among members nh served shutout. and Russ Spiers, Leafs put on a} King Street United, display-|last-ditch effort and were re- ing excellent skills, downed|warded with a goal by David Westmount United 3-1. The! Prout. Bathe brothers, Aian and) |Frank, shared singles for King Street with Mike Cawker slap-| WLTFA Pts. ping in the third tally. | Harmony Ue 400 Oe 8 38 Marksman for. Westmountiinoy Pres. 3 1 114 6 7 was Wayne Patfield, Christ Church 2 3 01014 4 1 goal came in the dying minutes. ;Harmony United edged St. Andrew's United 4-3. Harmony's goals were scored by O'Neill, ' REMEMBER Shop at Your Stripe Discount Store For Attrac- tive, Fragrant, Gifts For The Man or Woman In Your Life. Complete Selections of Brand Name Toiletries, Cosmetics, Candy, and Chocolates, at Prices Designed for Gifting. Open For Your Shopping Convenience Thursday and Friday 'til 9 p.m. -- Saturday 'til 6 p.m. S T Q : My DISCOUNT STORES COLD BARRIER! SALES & SERVICE VOLKSWAGEN WERNER'S SERVICE CENTRE MANCHESTER and Highwey No. 12 985-7162 STANDINGS Bantam Roosevelt Raceway, on Tuesday night. As the 1l- year - old trotting gelding passes the grandstand, driver Stanley Dancer bows his head. 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Seger ; man, ani ayne Stephenson, ars - peter ae ual a goaltender from Winnipeg | through fourth-place finishes in 1964 and 1965. *The club's scoring leaders in| a romp of 16 victories and two ties through intermediate, se- mor, intercollegiate and minor bate Professional foes were centres/ YOUR INVESTMENT BROKER og Reng aero Fran Huck 169 Simcoe N. 723-2861 ck McCann. MAKES HIS LAST RUN DOWN HOME STRETCH "3%." 270 imeoe ona ; ; $ +,{ot. And'ws U. 0 4 Tas 4 " 4. |Street United 3-2. Westminster's f | "Su Mac Lad"--the great- hada total earnings of $884, John Watson fired in two goals Pee Wee est money-winning harness 368, will be placed in retire- with Bill Coedy tipping in a\_ racing 7. aoa pat ment, at Dancer's farm, in |single. Simcoe goals wera | Wertinoter comes Ww : ' ' Aa eka aKing St. U, stretch for the last time, in New Egypt, NJ. ---- bias maa: a farewell appearance at --AP Wirephoto ? ' ISt. Paul's P. Ss hig doco siaubak Mauls {Westmount U. ' Christ lure anked sou | Simcoe St. U. ' : Ass't Pro Golfers minster 1-0 on a goal by Carl) Novic ana a S a 10na @am | es Fs Mason. Garry Wallis was | Given Green Light |creditea with the shutout, King st. v. 5 . | First Baptist topped North-| Ajpert St. U. Faces Big Test Tonight rox (cr) -omarcs masts 8 Fox BEE aot mony 0 assistant professional golfers | WaS David Salway with two and/ First Baptist have been given the go-ahead | Pobert Mistak with one. Rick)st, Mark's A. By WALTER KREVENCHUK| Huck, who dazzled Saskatche- : fie. ._|Hawkshaw tallied for North-|simcoe St. U. WINNIPEG (CP)--Mid-term|Wan Junior League crowds with|" 4 Plan to try to build their| minster. : |St. A'rews Us 'évaviination time has arrived|86- and 77- goal seasons in|own tournaments, increase) King Street United. the only Christ Church for Canada's young national |963-64 and 1964-65, scored 14) prize money and improve the| Undefeated club to date, down-|st, Paul's P. hockey team. goals. jquality of play. |ed Harmony United 3-2. Netting southminster Skills developed in 75 hours| Bourbonnais, 23, a veteran of| The action was sanctioned by singles for King Street were) Northminster sti d undefeated Canada's first national team) ine ontario branch f the Cana: James Lean, Jamic Richards St. Luke's P. es se ee formed by Rev. David Bauer in} q.< arto brane of the Cana-/and Gary Sherban. King Street sweep ae Rid exhibition | 1963-64, is Ge aval. baling, por der apg Golfers ASSO-| goalie Randy Sherban played a wrecibte of 53 hatches ageiest _ McCann, 21, a native of Ham-|wnittes a eae hae pahec Pie agi to register his Black Hawks top-flight international oppon-/ilton, contributed nine tallies to set up to discuss problems. Simcoe Street United blanked| Rangers Th first is scheduled tonight Nationals' SCO fi ng punch to| 0" te, committee are Ken! St. Andrew's United 2-0. Scoring| Maple Leafs i yd a against St eldate ' ren Pee iene: y foaled bod Simcoe Street were John) ------ athe ' " ; : runo G a, y Breen j -murdo. world champion Russian Nation-| McLeod said one of his early GhA Rath Nona. all ot fornia eee ang Oh Sen als, who haven't lost to a Cana-|problems was a '"'surprising|/[arry Guisseppi of Hamilton| . dian unit since 1961. Other dates/lack of knowledge of fundamen-|anq Frank Kobylnik of Kit-| Guelph Goalie Is | are with Czechoslovakia, Swe-|tals'" by some of the team's 10) chener. 4 | den, Finland. and the United'new players. | s s States. ' | Playing Tonight Coach Jackie McLeod, who| SHOW PROGRESS Monarchs of the Manitoba Ju- took the Canadian reins in Sep-, "But they've come a long|nior League. | TORONTO (CP) -- Joey Bam- tember, has been looking for-| way," said McLeod, praising The t ha vel f int | ford, goalie with the old Guelph ward to these clashes for athe forechecking of Morris| 'he team's veterans of inter |Riltmores in the Ontario Hockey | chance to assess progress made|Mott, the SJHL's most gentle-| national competition include de-| Association Junior A series, will with a rookie - laced squad Manly player in 1964-65, and | fenceman Terry O'Malley, Paul|play goal for Toronto Marlboros whose average age is 22. |Billy MacMillan, 22, a left! contin, Gary Begg and Barry | When they meet the Russian na- His preliminary assessment: winger from Charlottetown. Ainivansie anh focwaida Pout tional team here next Tuesday. " & "di i fehl ee ee | Bamford, 24, now is playing Strong defence, good fore-| McLeod, "disappointed" with Kock, AMaswhall Johaston and lc: te sige checking, good goaltending,|the power play, has been a J : : | with Fort William Beavers in| four. good centres --erratic|little more cheerful since the|Al McLan. 'the Lakehead Senior League. passing and shooting, poor posi-| arrival of George Faulkner, 31,| tional play, short on experience;a defenceman from Harbor) at the wings." Grace, Nf. "1 think he'll be| OSHAWA Ski CLUB : |the key in the power play." WILL SHOW NEEDS | "Coming along wonderfully" | 1ST ANNUAL McLeod said the interna-/are newcomers like Ted Har-| tional contests will show ex- greaves, SJHL scoring cham-| USED SKI E UIPMENT actly what action is needed be- | jion in 1962-68 converted to| fore the 1966 world champion- | wing from centre; Mott and S L E SATURDAY, DECEMBER 11th 1:30 -- 4:30 P.M. Skis -- Boots -- Presses -- Poles --- Goggles -- Harness PATRICK G. 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