The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

AAS EE PIM 10 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thursdey, December 23, 1965 a Swedish forward, during the international hockey game in Montreal last night. Montreal! _ defencemen Clement Boudreau (10) and MONTREAL GOALIE Peter Sternig (loaned to Junior Canadiens for this game) stretches full-length to stop a scoring attempt by DANNY O'SHEA PLAYS John Vanderburg (4) move in to help. Sweden defeated |. CAHA TO RECONSIDER HAWKS TOP RANGERS wave By THE CANADIAN PRESS A deluge of protests followed by support from three levels .of government, including Prime Minister Pearson, has forced the Canadian Amateur Hockey Association to reconsider its de- Brings New Vote Of Protest don Juckes of Melville, Sask., secretary-manager of the CAHA, and "we'll do our best to/S Straighten things out." decision and appealed to the prime minister for support. Pearson replied that he hoped the all-star team could still go trouble chewing Rangers to the tune of two goals and an assist Wednes@ay--de- ae oman t | 4S) Se s Se Lven Wwitnout His Teeth: Hull Gets Two Big Bites By THE CANADIAN PRESS Chicago's-Bobby Hull had no it New York ble in their previous National Hockey League contest against Chicago, fighting to a 2-2 draw, but Wednesday night, with Huil pitting the bite to them, they went down 4-3. pite his missing teeth. ., Said Nick Garen, trainer of The Rangers proved indigesti- ahead with the tour. "I would hope that in some way the association and the "He's going to make a sur- vey of the CAHA executives, especially among those who Chi Black Hawks: "Bobby Hull can score three goals, and what picture do the Bidding High For place tle with Montreal Canadi- ens in team standings. Pt PRS eat Pt J the sams The fist fever 0: the saiS came off Hull's stick curing | the Rod Gilbert, who bulleted. a slap-shot puck past the Chicago netminder, and Bob Nevin. An early seond-period goal by Vic Hadfield put Rangers in a healthy 3-1 position. New York had 22 shots on goal and Chicago 25. The only game today pits New York against the Red Wings in Detroit. But, Hull and Ken Wharram * each made it a 3-3 tie and set , the stage for Mikita's winner. . Italian-Canadian Hockey League of Toronto might be able to work out the matter in a way that will permit this very inter- esting program to go forward." Support for the proposed tour also came from Ontario pre- mier Robarts, Mines George Wardrope, Liberal members of Parliament Hubert Badanai of Fort William and Joe Macaluso of Hamilton West, Toronto mayor Philip Givens and Metropolitan Tor- onto chairman William Allen. The: 13-9 vote was followed|/SPOKE TO JUCKES immediately by a protest from| Fleury said he spoke by tele- Toronto alderman Joe Picci-|/Phone Wednesday night to Gor- ninni, who threatened court ac-| cision to turn down a tour of Italy by a Canadian amateur hockey team. Lionel Fleury, president of the CAHA, said in Montreal Wednesday night that the or- ganization will conduct a new poll of its executives today. Tuesday the executives, in a telephone and telegram. vote, denied a request by an all-star team from Toronto's Italian- Canadian Hockey League for permission to make a_ five- game exhibition swing through taly in January. the Junior Habs 3-2. --CP Wirephoto Sweden Ekes 3-2 Win Off Junior Canadiens By GARY McCARTHY utes of the game, getting two _|goals less than 40 seconds MONTREAL (CP)--Sweden's| apart. touring hockey team evened an old score Wednesday night by| THREE PROS HELP defeating the Montreal Junior} The Canadiens were re- Canadiens 3-2. in an exhibition|inforced by netminder Peter Sternig .and defenceman Ro- game. Two years ago, the Swedish land Campeau and Bob Le- team lost 5-4 to the Ontario|™ieux of Muskegon Muskies of . se eine the International League. Hockey Association Junior Al Danny O'Shea of Oshawa League team. {Generals and Andre Lacroix, The Junior Canadiens almost|Mickey Redmond and Danny came from behind Wednesday|Grant of Peterborough Petes but they started their rally too|were also added to the Mont- late and the Swedes held them /real roster. off after leading 3-0. The line of Lacroix, Redmond The Swedes held the play for and Grant was easily the best | third and last Swedish goal by) beating Sternig after taking} passes from Hans Lindbergh} and Tord Lundstrom. GRANT NARROWS GAP Grant finally put the Cana- diens on the scoreboard at 8:29 of the final period when he out- manoeuvred Swedish netminder Leif Holmqvist from just out-! side the goal crease. | Lacroix made it 3-2 just 38 |seconds later after HKedmond {had sent him into the clear in- side the Swedish blue line. The Swedes netted what ap- peared to be another goal a short while later; but the ref-| teat Be CU Set Sel OEY SCONES Coach Imlach | AND STANDINGS By THE CANADIAN PRESS Ld ® National League Still Punching Wt FAP Montrea 62 34 66 34 75 28 75 28 96 19 16 13 treal 15 6 4 91 16 8 2102 12 10 92 TORONTO (CP) --George| Chicago 4 1210 4 71 7 (Punch) Imlach, accused of) Detroit mellowing when he gave Tor-| Toronto onto Maple Leafs Monday and|New York 6 14 76. Tuesday off, was back in form) Boston 5 18 58 1 Wednesday. Wednesday's Result The Leaf coach ordered his New York 3 Chicago 4 players out to a double practice. Thursday's Game Some observers felt Imlach|New York at Detroit was easing up because his club Western League ran its undefeated streak to six} Vancouver 0 Portland 8 games in the National Hockey Eastern League |League last weekend. But Im-| Charlotte 4 New Haven lach isn't impressed New Jersey 2 Knoxville "People forget that we're go-' Clinton 1 Jacksonville 5 ing with a young team," he International League said. "Sure, we've got some old| Port Huron Flags 8 IHL guys, but basically our team is| Stars 5 younger than any in the Na- Central Junior tional Hockey League. Ottawa Furies 2 Pembroke 5 "We have to get these kids College some experience. I said from} Toronto 6 Michigan Tech 2 the start that we were better|(Toronto wins Great Lakes than a lot of people thought. I| Tournament) haven't changed my mind. And Exhibition we're going to get a lot better| Sweden 3 Montreal (OHA Jr A) as the season goes on." 2 All- Minister voted against allowing the team to go. He's supposed to report to me in the afternoon." Fleury said he had been get- ting many letters ani tele- grams of protest at his home in Quebec City. d The tour, arranged though Ontario's department of ec- nomics and development, was to open in.Milan Jan. 4. How-| ever, under CAHA rules, such tours must be sanctioned a year in advance. Two months ago the way was cleared with the Ontario Hockey Association for the tour, Jalso' needed from the CAHA. Adams, owner of Houston Oil- ers football team, said Wednes- day he thinks the bidding for Donny Anderson, Texas Tech's all-America halfback, will go as high as $800,000. ceed the $439,000 that Joe Na- math got from New York Jets," Adams said. choice of the American Foot- ball League Oilers and also is but last week the tour arrang-|N ers learned that sanction was|0f | League. photogs want? Hull, smiling with his teeth out and holding a puck. It doesn't make sense." Garen said the only Hawk who has not lost a tooth or more in action is goalie Glenn Hall The Rangers declined to an- swer questions about their play ers' teeth. [BOLSTERS SCORING EDGE Hull's two goals Wednesday strengthened his hold on the top {spot in the NHL individual scor- jing race. He is five paints ahead lof teammate Stan Mikita, who scored the winning goal 'in the final period. 0. 1 with Green Bay Packers, Mikita's goal at the 13:38 the National Foothall|mark, his 18th of the season, moved Chicago into a_ first Texas All-America HOUSTON, Tex. (AP) -- Bud YOUR SATISFACTION (iS OUR AIM All Cors "erry Our GUARANTEE Kelly Disney Used Cars Ltd. 1200 Dundas E Whitby 668-5891 BUDGET TERMS DROP IN "Whatever it is, it will ex-| Anderson is 'the No. 1 draft | The tour was also to be a goodwill jaunt with the Ontario jgovernment arranging to stage ja "but Ontario week" in Milan to coincide with the trip. Meanwhile, a telephone call |was made to Dr. Anthony San- jtamaura, Ontario's trade com. | |missioner to Italy, advising him jto keep all reservations intact \for the tour. NHL LEADERS | By THE CANADIAN PRESS | Standings: 'Montreal, won 15, |lost six, tied four; Chicago, won 116, lost eight, tied two; points | 34 | Points: | Goals: Hull, 25. | Asists: Rousseau, Montreal; | Beliveau, Montreal; 20. Shutouts: Hall, Chicago, three. Penalties: Brown, New York, |64 minutes, John. Ovens. 0.0. | OPTOMETRIST 8 BOND ST. E., OSHAWA PH, 723-4811 Hull, Chicago, 41. more than 45 minutes as they|for Montreal all night. Sweden drew first blood at|erees ruled the puck had not MANUFACTURED IN OSHAWA Products Of Finer Quality Major Pool Equipment Presents Fabulous Christmas Savings HOME POOL TABLES pi Oedal k caas po the 7:27 mark of the opening entered the net and a few sec- 'ith two unanswered goals in|2? minutes when Lars Nilsson |Ods later Grant beat Holm- the second |beat Sternig on the left side|@vist cleanly, only to have the : .,.|with a shot from about 12 feet|/0al disallowed because of an The Montreal squad saved its} out. offside ruling. best effort for the last 15 min-| Bjorn Palmgvist made it $-0| Tonight Sweden plays an all- |for the visitors in the second|star team in Minneapolis, Minn. NHL President [tye oy tS linen w"axainst "Canada's na Closes Book On: New York Fight MONTREAL. (CP)--Clarence Campbell, National Hockey League president, announced Wednesday that no further fines will be levied against players involved in a brawl during a game at New York's Madison Square Garden last Sunday night. However, the league presi- dent said that while five play- ers--four from Montreal Cana- diens and one from New York Rangers--were assessed a mis conduct penalty and an auto- matic $50 fine, the league must take further steps to discipline players who participate in a fight without leaving the bench. Campbell said the miscon- duct penalties and automatic fons were against. Montrealers Henri Richard, Jean Beliveau, 1eriy Harper and Dick Duff and New York's Jim Neilso., All left the benches and took part. "This incident points up a defficiency in the playing rules | in failing to provide for approp- riate penalties for players who | participate in an _ altercation | without leaving their bench," the league president said, re- ferring to the fact that several | New York players managed to/-- get in their best licks while still on the bench. "The situation will have to be rectified,' Campbell said. THE S *"GALAXIE" Style $471 Size ¥' x 3%' Ixtre molded plastic sorners. from the finest heavy weight Piven with en attractive laminated exter- lor. Heavy duty steel fine edjustment bed levelers. ENGLISH Wool. Billiard niga se pret Bl e@round decor- r w large 4" Buck' Feet. All under te rome understructure Ne > Vf Nt --_ 2 1%" striped. boll set, instruction book, triangle, chelk, Bridgeheed Terrifie-for Your Home, Was $179... STATION _ Christmas Tire Sale ALL SIZES 11.95 tsp PRICED FROM THE MOST RELIABLE TIRES ON THE MARKET TODAY TURKEY DRAW 2 TURKEYS WON EVERY WEEK. Anyone Purchasing @ Tire at Dove's Fina Station is eligable to win a Christmas Turkey. DOVE"S FINA STATION 792 SIMCOE ST. SOUTH Now $969 $1.00 Down. $10.00 A Month 21 Months To Pay A Wonderful Gift for the Whole Family AT A PRICE TO FIT EVERYONE'S BUDGET HERE ARE SOME BUYS GALAXIE $481 (275 NOW 199.50 *13° [OM $20;00 MONTHLY RIVIERA $472 345 NOW 219,00 "2 yy su.30 own RIVIERA $482 ,"33 NOW 279,00 2° my $1072 wowrnr IMPERIAL $483,%22 NOW 299,50 %° yy 31022 our Fleetwood LA700.%% NOW 389,95 °°! yy 1212 noun Fleetwood L4800 :35 NOW 419.95 $795 °oWN. 513.90 MONTHLY Eldorado $4701 <ce;, NOW 539.00 °° M3" fontns NY Eldorado $4801 ;¥45 NOW 575.00 7° °°" dontnsnn* NO PAYMENTS TILL JUNE YOU MEET THE NICEST PEOPLE ON A Sincere best wishes for a very merry Christmas! | | W. FRANK Real 1 LIMITED Estate BOWMANVILLE TRULY GREAT FEATURES @ Manufactured Here In Oshawa @ Non Skidding Duck Feet © Built Up Side Rails With Cigarette Proof Finish a @ Livelier Cushions MAJOR POOL 690 Drake Street (Just South of 401) AFTER HOURS CALL 725-3661 @ Larger Playing Surface (check Others yourself) @ Better Quality Materials All Tables have English wool billiard cloth, @ Free Delivery Call 725-6582-3, 725-9151 q a 'i a Christmas blessings 2TKING ST. W. to you and yours! THE IDEAL CHRISTMAS GIFT Mode! C-100 only he a © Free License Plates © Also Accessories HONDA SHOP. | OFFICE STAFF Mr. Walter Frank Miss Olga Bezubiac Mrs. Pearl Frank Equipment Corp. Canado Ltd, for the Us poy full. of reverence let With our hearts spiritual meaning of Christmas, tribute to Him whose Day this is. ond may His. Word of truth give solace, meaningful happiness and true, lasting peace to all of mankind FITTINGS LIMITED 135 Bruce St. -- Mrs. Mary Bagg Mrs, Lorraine Cook SALES_STAFF .. , Joe Barnoski Herb Cooper Bill Gimblett Ken Hockir Lorraine Gimblett peas Clare McCullough Sf Pat Yeo Jack Whiteman George Beaton Howard Forder 199 King St. W. Phone 728-4242 Evenings 728-1203 Oshawa