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EDDIE REIGLE By ALEX FARRELL Canadian Press Staff Writer West Germany has ambi- tions of becoming a major hockey power, and the West German Ice Hockey, Federa- tion hopes a 42 year-old Cana- dian, Ed Reigle, will . help bring this shout Reigle, whose merit as a coach was demonstrated in Sweden from 1957 to 1960, went to Toronto this spring after the European hockey season ended, and is consider- ing an offer to take charge of the West German national team. Reigle coached the Austrian national team last season and has also coached in Switzer- land since leaving Sweden. Sweden was the defending world champion, having won the 1957 title in Moscow, when Reigle went to that country, but international competition was not as keen then as it now is. Swedish hockéy people credit Reigle with doing much to raise the general level of the sport during his three seasons in their country. When the Swedes were en route home from Colorado Springs, Colo., in the spring Wi t0005 sinning the world title again, Swedish coach Arne Stromberg stopped off in Toronte te see Reigle and than« his prede- cessor "for doing more than anybody else to bring us these championship medals." HE SPEAKS GERMAN The West Germans hope that Reigle, a Winnipeg native who speaks German, can do for them what he did for the Swedes. A German hockey official who has been in touch with Reigle said the Canadian told him that it would take five years to build West Ger- many up to the top interna- tional level, and that the na- tional team should be entirely rebuilt with young players who can be kept together for several seasons. att me PAUL HENDERSON BOBBY HULL MEETS MAYOR OF HULL Chicago Black Hawks D'Amour, at "Bobby Hull "the keys of the city" and is starry left-winger, Bobby Day" in the Quebec town, across the Ottawa River Hull, greets the Mayor of from the national capital. Hull, Quebec, Marcel FISHING REPORT = Late Ice Breakup Slows Season's Early Success h fair od. Lake|0w says TORONTO (CP) -- A late;catches of speckled rout in its| trout fair to good breakup of ice in lakes and riv-/northern reaches but farther|whitefish spotty, sy ers--especially in the north-- south poor fishing was reported.| fair; rainbow fair in Boyne and and cold, wet weather has kept) The speckled trout Nottawasaga rivers. catches small in the opening of] generally opened April 30 Ontario's 1966 trout and pick- Reports from 18 of the de ere] season partment's 22 distrists Tues- good. Speckled trout fair The department of lands and day poor; rainbow poor; pickerel|headed her way." - eee ue * NORTH and pike fair to poor Reeve Norm Clinton of Kin- weekly reports on fishing conai- . a Fi A cs ' h .. rt doesn't tions in the province, says fair) Chapleau--Fishing poor, lakes ag abl Fishing poor to pong ty + ovd Sucthnes mali fo good angling was experi-| partly ice-covered lisher of the weekly Kincardine mced in lake and speckled) Sioux Lookout--Angling poor |News, has dug up a birth notice| rout and pike, but pickerel) still ice-covered. Ice may clear that reads: generally has been poor be- this weekend if weather favor- "Born Jan. 28, 1943, to Mr cause of cold weather able. fair in south; good in north.jand Mrs. Garnet Henderson of But as the pickerel season, Fort Frances--Fishing poor, |Pickerel fair in Chesley Lake;|RR1, Ripley, at opened generally last weekend, Port Arthur--Lakes still ice-| pike fair. sticks, from the Hull mayor. --CP Wirephoto. KINCARDINE, ~~ |The National Ont. (CP)--| Trout and pickerel | good to fair. SOUTH Lindsay--Fishing fair to poor|right-winger. in Rice Lake, Trent River, Ele- | geon lakes. : Lake Simcoe--Pickerel fair to|ing for an argument. speckled trout | Kincardine "And the only reason his season EAST because she happened to be vis-} Pembroke--Fishing poor. WEST Lake Huron--Speckled trout| ' Kincardine And Lucknow evar ee,tene acrid | Both Claim NHL Prestige "There's no mention of any} Hockey Leaguejsleigh,"" says Buckham. "'l be-| prospects|Player guide lists this Lakejlieve Paul was born here be-| Huron resort community as the|cause his father was relieving! birthplace of Paul Henderson,|the regular agent at our CNR 23-year-old Detroit Red Wings|station at the time. But actually) |we don't give a darn as long But don't raise the matter injas they paid the bill." |phant, Lenora, Stoney and Stur- Lucknow, 15 miles southeast of} The folks in Lucknow don't : Kincardine, unless you're look-|take the matter so lightly 'Former Oshawa General West Germany Hockey Program Hockey has grown in popu- larity in Germany, West and East, since the Second World War. But, in the West at least, the calibre of play has not approached that of the top hockey countries. The West Germans have generality veen, next to the Swedes, the best players in Europe- outside the Soviet bloc--but that isn't saying much. tournament in Yugoslavia in March, West Germany won the eight-country B group and thus qualified to play in the championship group next year in Vienna. This success has been met by a marked lack of enthusiasm, ard there have even been demands that West Germany pass up the privi- Heads | this case that is better than Reigle's playing career in- cluded a 17-game stint with Boston Bruins in the 1950-51 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thursdey, May 19, 1966 9} season. He was a professional player from 1944 to 19%, spending most of the last five years with Cleveland Barons he went to Sweden, he coached North Bay Trappers, a Northern Ontario senior of the American Hockey | eam. dianapolis farm clubs of De- troit Red Wings. Reigle played two seasons of OHA Junior "A" hockey, as a member of the Oshawa Generals, OHA champions in 1942 and '43. In the two seasons before | FIRE PUTS ITSELF OUT CAMBRIDGE, England (CP) |An electrical fault in a house jhere started a fire and put it jout again. The short - cireuit mas The Essence of Elegance! At the 1966 worlé hockey | lege of playing for the world | title and concentrate on player | develapment for the time be- ing. NOT READY YET The reason for the gloom is that playing in the champion- | ship group means against Russia, playing | Canada, | 1 Sweden and Czechoslovakia. | As the Hamburg newspaper Die Zeit said in a recent ar- | ticle: 'These are countries against which West Germany can do nothing but put the | best possible face on losing." Die Zeit noted that the In- ternational Ice Hockey Feder- ation is thinking or restricting the championship group to five countries, instead of eight, and said this couldn't happen toc soon. "The West German team would undoubtedly be part of | the chaff (teams in the lower groups),"' said Die Zeit. "But it would be good chaff, and in "He took his first steps in our |zum Joynt of Lick-|town, learned to skate and play) Henderson was born|hockey here and went to our| Lake Simcoe|0n a sleigh some miles outside| schools through Grade 11,' says Reeve Joynt. He says that when renova- mother was headed toward Kin-|tions at the Lucknow rink are cardine and not Lucknow was|completed, a "Lucknow, home of Paul Hend-} Tweed -- Lake trout fair tojiting her husband's parents injerson; he's ours and, by dad, to|Huron Township when the stork| we're proud of it" will hang at one end of the arena sign reading At the other end will be an- other sign which reads: "Mur-| ray Man, was born here." Murdoch, Hockey's Iron What has Henderson to say about the controversy? "He's a diplomat," the Reeve Joynt reports, "but admits he) ERNIE CAY too LUMBER 7%) ALL YOUR BUILDING NEEDS | FREE DELIVERY "if it's LUMBER coll our NUMBER PHONE 725-1121 Kincardine|is a Lucknow homebrew and General Hospital, a son Paul."!proud of it." 53 ALBERT $T, the Parry Sound area went) covered: fishing poor, against the slow trend. Con-, Gogama--Pickere} servation officers counted 281) good tovexcellent. ckerel caught by 266 anglers. Sudbury Pickerel poor; any other fishermen were not| pike, lake trout and speckled included in the count. Most pro-|trout good in lakes, fair in ductive bait was minnows. | streams. Most northern waters were) North Bay -- Pickerel and! still icebound and fishing was| pike spotty to good in Lake Nip-| rated less than fair except in|issing; poor in Red Cedar and) the Gogama region, where pick-|Wickstead lakes. Lake trout, | erel and pike anglers reported|rainbow and speckled trout catches ranging from good to) fair. excellent. Kapuskasing -- Ice still in| In the south, top ratings were, /akes. Pickerel and pike spawn-| ood for perch in Lake Simcoe, | NB. not. biting. Speckled trout ut whitefish were spotty, spec-| POO. g kled trout and rainbow only|, Kenora--Fishing poor. Lakes fair, |just starting to break up. } Parry Sound--Pickerel excel-| FISHING I8 POOR lent, taking minnows, | Fishing was reported mostly; White River--Lakes icebound, | poor in the Tweed district. except clearing by weekend. | The Lake Huron district in! Prospects fair. the west was yielding good) Cochrane -- Lakes icebound and pike LAWN-BOY' GRASSCATCHER oo rakes as you cut It's one of 18 convenient Lawn-Boy advantages, Others include: © Finger-tip start © The industry's largest muffier Save on such items as... RODS True Temper -- Action Glase -- Greet Lakes -- Mejor REELS Pfluger -- Johnson -- Ambidex -- Mitchell LURES Rapalle ---~ Rebel ---- Benos -- Diamond Jims -- Mepps -- Williams --- Shysters -- Ete. PLUS .. 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