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- THE OSHAWA TIMES, Saturdey, March 26, 1966 @ © Gerry Ehman's 3 Goals i Many Are Forgotten Midst Hull's Heroics By GARY MecCARTHY Canadian Press Staff Writer Rabhy Hull's #tarny perform- ance in the National Hockey League this season has made some hockey enthusiasts forget about the league's other top per- formers The brilliant Chicago Black Hawhks' left winger has set two records--one for most goals in a season and another for most power-play goals in a campaign --and has four games remain- ing this year to break the rec- ord of 96 points in a season set by Dickie Moore, former Mont- real Canadiens' star. But no fewer than 21 players have scored 20 goals or more this year. The list includes Jean Beli- veau and Bobby Rousseau of Montreal, Murray Oliver and John Bucyk of Boston Bruins, Frank Mahovlich, Bob Pulford and Dave Keon of Toronto Ma- ple Leafs, Gordie Howe Delvec- chio of Detroit Red Wings, Phil Fsposito, Kenny Wharram and Doug Mohns of Chicago and Bob Nevin, Don Marshall and Jean Ratelle of New York Rangers. And Eddie Shack of Toronto, who scored only five last year, has scored 23 goals for his best year since he started in the) league in 1958-59. START FINAL WEEK These sharpshooters get a chance to increase their goals and-pointsoutput this weekend as the 1965-66 season heads into} its final week. Tonight, Boston visits. Mont- real and Detroit plays in Tor- onto in the only scheduled mgames. Sunday's action has Montreal at Boston, Toronto at | New York and Chicago at De-| + troit. | Beliveau, Canadiens' giant) centre, had a fair season last year, scoring 20 goals and 23| assists in 58 games. So far this 'vas, he has 26 goals and 45 assists for a 28-point increase er his last season. /5 Rousseau had a dismal year} in 1964-65 when he scored only 12 goals and finished the season 'with a total of 47 points. year he has 28 goals and 43 as- ' gists in 65 games. 'Howe, Detroit's veteran right winger 'playing in his 20th sea- son, has scored as many goals! as he did last year--29--and has| a total of 73 points--just three| Charlotte 2 Nashville 4 rb than his total for the 1964-65 campaign. | Cl Ratelle of the Rangers has 21 goals to go with 31 assists, MOHNS f¢ wor WR RR = Esposito has %6 'goals this sea- son with the second-place Black Hawks, three more than he scored last year, while Mohns has reached' the 20-goal mark for the second time in his ca- reer, He had only 13 goals last year. Gilles Tremblay of Montreal scored nine goals in 26 games last year before being sidelined with a broken leg. He has scored 24 this year. Floyd Smith of Detroitvhas 20 goals, the first time he has reached the mark in his six- vear NHL career, * Norm Ullman, who was tne top goal scorer last year with 42 has fallen off his pace this year with 29 goals to date. Stan 'Mikita of the Biack Hawks took 154 minutes in pen- alties last season and won the scoring championship with 28 goals and a record 59 assists for 87 points. This year, the bril- liant centre has only 54 minutes in penalties but is 12 points be- hind last season's output. VERY HONORABLE PITCHER THROW FROM CASA GRANDE, Ari, (AP)--San Francisco Giants have come up with a base- ball phenomenon: a_ switch- pitcher. He is Shozo Yoshinari, a young Japanese player who can throw from either side. He is working out with the Giants' Fresno team in Cali- fornia League. "I started out as a natural left-hander," Yoshinari said. "T pitched both ways in high school. Now I pitch mostly right-handed. "I throw harder right- handed, but my curve ball is better from the left~side;" Taunwo (Cappy) Harada, who scouts for the Giants in Japan, is enthusiastic about the ambidextrous Oriental. EITHER SIDE "His fast ball is similar to that of Masanori Murakami, "He might not develop like Murakami but he can get the ball over the plate--that is the main thing." Murakami, a Harada find, pitched with the National League Giants last season but elected to remain in Japan this year. He was the centre of a controversy when he sought before the 1965 season to get out of his San Francisco contract. Yoshinari is one of twi-new | Japanese prospects seeking to break into the majors through the Giants' chain. The other is-Hidehilo Koga, 24, an engi- neering graduate from Kinki | University in Osaka. HOCKEY SCORES, STANDINGS By THE CANADIAN PRESS | American League Providence 5 Baltimore 8 Hershey 3 Rochester 6 (at Tor- onto) Western League Seattle 4 San Francisco § | Portland 2 Vancouver 5 Buffalo (AHL) 2 Los Angeles 3 Central Professional | This | Tulsa 1 Memphis 1 |Houston 2 Oklahoma 4 St. Louis 3 Minnesota 5 Eastern League | inton 0 Long Island 1 (Long Island leads | seven Northern final 1-0) (Nashville leads best-of-seven Southern final 1-0) B-Ball Tourney Maritime Junior | Halifax 6 Fredericton 3 (Halifax wins best-of-five final 3-0) Manitoba-Thunder Bay Jr. |Winnipeg 2 Fort William 8 (Fort William leads best-of- seven series 1-0) Ontario Junior B |Kitchener 1 Sarnia 4 (Sarnia leads best - of - _quarter: -final 1-0) We May Enter | seven DUNDAS, Ont. (CP) -- Can- HE'LL RETIRE year; maybe the last nine years Vic Howe has been talking about retiring from hockey but last year he decided VICTOR HOWE this -- For that if brother Gordie could play in the National Hockey League at 37, he could play senior hockey at 36. A reinstated amateur -- with Moncton Hawks, he has a Sparks Rochester Win | | By THE CANADIAN PRESS The last time Gerry Ehman scored 40 goals in a season was eight years ago and it turned Oui to be his ticket te = hrief career in the big 'time. He's just three goals shy of that total today, and the way he is going lately, he could make up the deficit in a night. The 33-year-old right winger fired three for the second time in a week Friday night to lead Rochester Americans to a 6-3 victory over Hershey Bears, bolstering their lead to 19 points in the American Hockey League's Western Division. In other AHL games, Balti- more Clippers overpowered Providence Reds 8-5 and Buf- falo Bisons dropped a 3-2 decis- ion in an interlocking game against Los Angeles Blades of the Western League. Ehman cracked the 40-goal May Be Last Year For Frank Udvari 1 ti resemblance to and some of the style of his famous brother. Here he looks over his scrapbouk with his wife and his eight-year-old daughter. If He Retired Once, Delvecchio, Howe's linemate,| has come up with his best goal- Toledo 3- Muskegon 12 International League gcoring total in his 15-year ca- Ontario Senior |Chile, lada will go to the world basket- |ball championships in Santiago, if invited and -if a Cana- He Did It 9 Times |Written forTheCanadian Press); He turned professional in|jland and the Continent. After By Paul-Emile Theriault | 1953- 54, playing 65 games with| the tour he received an offer MONCTON, N.B. (CP)-- In| Saskatoon Quakers of the West-/from a team in Geneva, Switz- the spring of#1957, a Canadian) ern Hockey League and onejerland, but declined and came | Saree came, empeti o e game with New York Rangers| home, intending to quit hockey. sé IN-| of the National Hockey League.|He settled in Moncton and has j tention of hanging up his skates. ps WHL record oa 15 goals |been with the Hawks ever Today, nine years, later, he's| since. jand 23 assists. | still talking of retiring. ; "This is my last season," The next season Vic played|gnz MORE SEASON |with three teams, including' 33) 'This season he decided that if y ic wT righ inet who had stints| £2™es for Rangers, scoring/Gordie could play in the NHL in the National, Western, Amer- three goals and assisting on four) at 37, he could play senior ican and Quebec hockey) others. hockey at 36. And during the leagues, Howe is a reinstated) Explaining how he came to| Hawks' exhibition schedule he reer with the Red Wings. So far, Kingston 1 Guelph 2 the brilliant centre has 29 goals and 38 assists, compared to last} year's 25 goals and 42 assists. DOUBLES OUTPUT Henderson, another Detroit dian national team can emerge (Guelph leads best - of - seven quickly enough, a Canudinn final 1-0) |Amateur Basketball Associa- Central Senior |tion official says. Midland 8 Collingwood 3 | There is also a problem of fi- (Collingwood leads best - of-/nancing, Bob Mitchell, execu- ver, has 22 goals this year,| Seven final 3-2) tive secretary of the CABA, aki his output for the last Western Senior said Friday. two years with the Red Wings,|Saskatoon 6 Calgary 2 | Therpossibility of Canada re-| Bucyk of Boston has 25 goais,| (Best-of-seven final tied 2-2) | placing Puerto Rico in the one less than last season, and| North Shore Intermediate | world championships April 16- Oliver of the Bruins is three|Campbellton 0 Bathurst 1 |30 is being studied since Puerto goals behind the 20 he neeted (Best-of-seven final tied 3-3) [Rico may not be able to com- last year. Ontario Junior A pete, Mahovlich, Toronto's big left|/Toronto 4 Kitchener 4 Other countries scheduled for winger, has hit the 30-goal mark| (Toronto leads , best-of-seven |the tournament are the United for the fourth time in his 10-year) semi-final 2-1, one game tled) | states, Peru, Bulgaria, Mexico, career. He has 31 goals, eight| Northern Ontario Jr. the Soviet Union, Spain, Argen- more than he scored last year,|Sault Ste. Marie 0 North Bay 8/tina, Brazil, Yugoslavia, Pan- Pulford has 27 goals, increas-| (North Bay leads best™- of-!ama and Paraguay. ing his output by eight over last| seven final 1-0) Mitchell said Canada didn't year, while Keon has 23 goals, apply to enter the champion- two more than in the previous ships in Chile because - the season. CABA was concentrating on Nevin is another who has preparations for the Pan-Amer- achieved a personal high in ican Games in 1967 at Winni- goals, counting 28 so far this peg. season with the fifth - place He said international basket- Rangers. He had 16 last year and his previous high was 21 in 1960-61 with Toronto. Marshall, a Montreal castoff, has netted 25 goals this season and also has 27 assists for 52 points, compared with 20 goals and 15 assists last season. Fort William Leads Playoff FORT WILLIAM. (CP)--Fort William Canadiens trounced Winnipeg Rangers 8-2 in the} first game of the best-of-seven Manitoba-Thunder Bay junior | hockey playoff series Friday night. The second game is scheduled here Sunday. Murray Smith paced Fort Wil- liam with three goals while Larry Krawchuk added two and Ron Busniuk, Marcel Tookenay | and John Ferguson pne each. | Dave Derdall and' Chuck Lef- | ley replied for Winnipeg. r Remember When nee By THE CANADIAN PRESS Toronto Maple Leafs scored an upset victory in Stanley Cup playoffs 30 years ago tonight--in 1936-- when they scored six goals in less than 12 minutes to | beat Boston Bruins 8-3 and take the two-game series 8-6. A misconduct penalty by Eddie Shore gave Leafs this chance but they lost to Detroit Red Wings in the finals. |the CBA of the situation Chile. "At the moment we're about It start our annual senior men's jtournament at. Winnipeg |March 28. 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[] Please rush me FREE "Pool School" program. a Since 1902 <> cousticon GOLDEN HEART Line of Name Ask chout our 5-Yeer Guarentee - For @ Free Home Demonstration Coll PAUL BELLINGER 723-5401 1119 Nerthridge St, Oshews j ball officials have not notified) on amateur playing for Moncton Hawks, a senior club seeking the Allan Cup. In appearance and skating} style, Vic reminds you of Gordie} Howe, the great Detroit Red) Wings right-winger. He stands six feet and weighs 202 pounds, has the same sloping shoulders as Gordie and a certain facial resemblance. All of which isn't surprising, since the 36-year-old Vic Howe is Gordie's younger brother. A native of Saskatoon, where} he was born 19 months after his brother, Vic started his hockey career as a junior in 1948-49 with Windsor Spitfires of the Ontario Hockey Association. He played there two years with | such team-mates as Glenn Hall, | now Chicago Black Hawks goalie, and earl Riebel and Glen Skov 'who later played with Detroit. HEAT WITH OIL DIXON'S OIL 313 ALBERT ST. 24-HOUR SERVICE 723-4663 SERVING OSHAWA OVER 50 YEARS attended Red Wings training camps on two occasions but) wasn't protected by Detroit and| Rangers decided to pick him up. Vic, who was married in 1955 to Jacqueline White of Newcas- tle, N.B., a girl he met in Saskatoon, started the 1955-56 season with Brandon of the WHL. He later asked to be re- instated as an amateur and finished the season with Nelson Maple Leafs of the Western In- ternational League. The following year he was off to Europe, playing for a London club against teams from Eng- | play for New York, Vic says he| has shown flashes of the famed | Howe scoring form. In a recent j}game against an all-star Club from Mssechussetts, Vic fired three goals, his left - winger, Rev. Peter McKee, scored two, and centre Ronnie Gaudet one as Hawks won 14-5, If you sk Vic who he thinks the best hockey player of all time is, he'll answer diplo- matically, mentioning such names as Gordie Howe, Maurice Richard, Milt Schmidt, Bobby | Hull, Jean Beliveau, Henri Ri- chard, Frank Mahovlich and Stan Mikita. But then he picks one player KITCHENER (CP) -- Frank Udvari, a National Hockey League referee for 15 years, says he may retire at the end ' of the current season. In an interview, Udvari said; "Hockey has been really good to me. But if I realize during the balance of the season that I have difficulty controlling games, or if the NHL figures I have had it, then I'll pack it in after the season." Udvari, 42, owner of an insu- rance business here, said he would definitely retire in an- other year--if he stays on that long. "Not long ago in Toronto I handled a Maple Leaf-Canadi- ens game and didn't do a very to wonder what was prong. "I'm not getting any younger and it takes a lot of self- discipline to be in shape game after game. You have to take a lot of abuse, which you get used to after a few years. "Then one day you realize that it's time to give it up de- spite the good money you are | making. * from the group--Gordie Howe. "Gordie is a complete player," he says. "You can't forget that he has an average of at least one point per game over 20 years." Vic, who has an eight-year- old daughter, holds a job as a CNR policeman. He'd like to help Moncton to the Canadian senior title this season, espe- cially since he says "'this is my last year." But there won't be many surprised if he's back next fall. barrier in 1957-8 for Springfield Indians and saw brief service with Boston Bruins and Detroit Red Wings before settling in for - "hag Maple Leafs in the National League. Now he's the captain and mainstay of the Americans, the Leafs' No, 1 farm club. Eddie Litzenberger scored two against the Bears Friday and Jim Pappin completed the Rochester tally. Gene Ubriaco, Gary Dornhoefer and Chuck Hamilton looked after the Hershey scoring. __Jean- Marie Cossette Marie Cossette of the Clippers and Serge Boudreault and Jim Mikol of Providence were two-goal men in the scor- ing bee at Baltimore. Schinkel, Tea estes Vesre gan, Bill Knibbs, en: Block and Ed MacQueen a scored for the winneys-while Ed Kachur was the other Provi- dence marksman. Los Angeles, handing the Bis- ons their first defeat in five meetings with WHL clubs, got two goals from Norm Johnson and the third from. Jim Baird. Al Caron and Jerry Meélnyk scored for Hanatinae PRE TAX e Ti 54 Church St. SALE NU-WAY Rug CONTINUES il ay 31 at Centre 728-4201 sonar ------ and yo Tell us more u ll pay less. good job. I knew it and started| - When you come to the part of your income tax form called 'Claim for Personal Exemp- tions" own up to everything. Count your children. 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