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ell hip 1s worried. throughout 1 think the layoff considerably. There of players who played is in the game, espe- Izdebski, our second rterback; who played lly well on the roll coach Jack Wiley d, "We played very proud of our guys »e didn't win. That in the third quarter m momentum and no way we could stop urned the tide. A few way and we could vably done the same s is the first time we shutout this year." / to judge a lavour. If it r, it's a bet- gs people to n's friendly 'makes any as for along staying with. ITION drink oF, St. Louis with single goals going |fornia's Mike Laughton. New Ways Of Selection _ Needed For NHL Awards " first of December, I hope." New Contract! After Shutout By THE CANADIAN PRESS Excellence is not necessarily {is own reward, but you'll have a hard time convincing 'Johnny Bower. The 43-year-old veteran Toron- to Maple Leafs goalie Wednes- day night blanked Montreal Canadiens 5-0 and to celebrate the deed, Toronto coach Punch Imlach gave Bower a new Na- tional Hockey League contract. After the game Imlach tore up a symbolic piece of paper ; before Bower, indicating a new contract. Neither would discuss possible terms of the new con- tract. The loss kept Montreal in third place in the NHL's East- ern Division behind idle Detroit Red Wings and New York Rang- { ers, who moved two points | ahead of Detroit with a 2-0- de- feat of California Seals. In other games Wednesday, Boston Bruins lost their second game in eight starts, 5-1 to St.! Louis Blues, while Pittsburgh Penguins down"ed Minnesota/Players over 40 get that oppor- North Stars 4-1 tunity." California goalie Charlie , KINGS STILL LEAD ne ter JOHNNY BOWER ..»New Contract Hodge held off New York for The results left Los Angeles|most of the game at Oakland,| Kings still atop the Western Di-'with the Ranger: finally win- vision standings with 10 points, ning on two goals scored four one more than Pittsburgh. minutes apart in the third pe- The Leafs got goals from!riod. ® Dave Keon, Frank Mahovlich,, The Rangers, undefeated. in Bob Pulford, Mike Walton and'eight games, got Kurtenhach's George Armstrong while New/winner just 15 seconds after he York's goals went to Rod Gil- stepped out of the penalty box bert and Orland Kurtenbach. after serving five minutes for Ron Stewart scored twice for high sticking and hurting Cali-| to Wayne Rivers, Bar Pla---Goalie Ed Giacomin got credit ger and Al Arbour. The -lone:for-the sutout: Boston goal was scored by Ross Lonsberry ruined St. 'Louis Lonsberry. goalie Glenn Hall's shutout bid At Minneapolis, the Penguins with a 30-foot shot with only grabbed sole possession of sec-|about two minutes left in the ond place in the west on goals'game, just seconds before Bob by Andy Bathgate, Art Stratton, | Plager cut him down with a Paul. Andrea and Keith Mc-|solid body check. Creary while Andre Boudrias| Tonight, the Red Wings geta scored for Minnesota chance to tie the Rangers as "I told him he played so well, they take on the Leafs in De- I'll tear up his contract and he'll troit while Chica go Black get a new one," said Imlach|Hawks visit Los Angeles and after the game Minnesota North Stars play the "He'll get a good raise. OnlyiFlyers in Philadelphia. MONTREAL (CP) -- A sep-jed in the past by a poll of sport- arate trophy for the Western Di-jswriters and sportscasters in vision champion and a_ new/the six NHL cities. Voting was method of selecting the rookie|conducted twice during the sea- of the year will be considered|son with the over-all winner re- by the 12-team National Hockey/|ceiving $1,000 and the runner-up League within the next month. ($500. The leader in each half "T think we'll retain the/also received an additional $250. Prince of Wales Trophy for the} However, with this season's team that finishes first in the|partially interlocking schedule old division and present 'a new!hetween the old division and the up to the V a Division win-!new séction, most selectors will ner," league president Clarence|gnjy see clubs in the other. divi- begs rh es F agin twice during the season. "There will only be one awar a for the best rookie . . . the meth- 5 campbell faye any, change. le od of selection will have to be} ay odified." have to take the form of a "for- anh Il says both decisions|M#! decision" by the league's Camp! . role ShRa "hy the |poard of governors, but, at the will have to be reache y the t, he feels = and a coaches of the 12 teams should The Calder Memorial Trophy | vote instead of the writers and for the outstanding rookie of the} itco. : . sportscasters. season is the chief concern of 5 The league president says the the league at the moment. i ' ; 5: {single all-star team, including PAST SELECTION {players from both divisions, will The annual winner. was select-|apply in the expanded league. 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