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Tuesday when they blew a 3-0/opezed\ the second with their The owner of the expansion | second period lead before 5,164|third goal. team in the NHL may also have/home fans and lost 5-4 to divi-| Only the Kings have allowed) been hoping to break a string of|sion-leading Los Angeles Kings.{more goals--41--in the division! ill fortune that has generally dogged his team through the/SEALS OUTSHOT KINGS scoring behind the 41 goals early part of the schedule. In 13 games this. season, the/32-28, but succumbed when Ed/3] by Pittsburgh Penguins. Seals have managed wins injJoyal and Brian Smith beat] To make matters even worse, | trop Another, They've managed to produce] The other Los Angeles goals nto the cellar of the six-team|Laughton beat Los Angeles Their luck was not any better/first period and Alain Caron |while the Seals are third in The Seals outshot the Kings|scored by Los Angeles and the only their first two games,/goalie Charlie Hodge late in the tonight they have to play host to going winless in the last 11. t pepe K Pl Li . diens are at Chicago, Philadelp- . sitet sea" -mrnl Most Valuable ey Players Limping i "tea" suer"se"s! Most Valuable prison 118 8 Fon Minnesota in other games to-| SAN JUAN (AP )--Puerto Western Division Toronto TORONTO (CP)--Toronto Ar-|2.016 yards run up by Ottawa, night. Rican Orlando Cepeda, named|Cleveland 9 2 0 38 28 18 Barrie 23 30 gonauts may be going into Sun-|but it was a strong indication| - Thursday the Leafs are in Los|the National League's Most Val-|Buffalo 5 6 0 41 43 11'Belleville 32 35 day's sudden-death Eastern|that they finally had found the Angeles while Pittsburgh is at/uable Player in a unanimous|Rochester 4 4 2 39 39 10) Woodstock 31°47 Football Conference semi-final/running combination a series of Detroit. vote, is a very happy and proud Quebec 5 6 0 43 39 10)Orillia 28 52 against Ottawa Rough Riders!coaches have been searching for BLAMES LEAGUE man, <n sone with most of their guns spiked. (over several years. They started the season as a passing team behind the intri- cate formations designed by coach Leo Cahill and under the guidance of quarterback Wal!ly|" Gabler. c But by the end of the 14-game Cahill have been able to explain they |--and the running game became won their first playoff berth in/¢ven more important than be- five years, the Argos had be-/fore ' Then, when it was most need- in Oakland became the first player in the history of the National League campaign during which come the best rushing club in the four-team league with 2,171 © yards to their credit d This wasn't much more than |!i PASSING FADES Seals, Sunday announced hr, lGabler unéxpectedly lost the|Change because about 70 per} hird period. |Toronto Maple Leafs, tied for ae ~--|first place in the veteran East- : . ca lern Division with New York} naut Guns Spiked, i nae are at home tol Cepeda Named Wott F A PtGalt Boston Bruins, Montreal Cana- Van Gerbig, owner of the Toward the end of the season,|WaS applying for the name} >, ange of his receivers--a_ cir-|cent of his team's support came} umstance that neither he nor|ffom Oakland. He said the league forced him to choose be- m fornia Seals as the team name th even though their home rink is d, the running game came, The club opened the season by own with a severe case of the beating Philadelphia 5-2 ° and), mps. Minnesota 6-0, but since "has} Fullback Jim Dillard injured/™anaged only three ties in 11 outings home after his selection today, bs ;, epeda gave most of the credit r his award and the tremen- dous comeback with the world! champions St. Louis Cardinals to team trainer Dr. Robert Bau- tween San Francisco and Cali-[ feed whose, seliiessness_ and ADMISSION from the MVP award ~ HOCKEY STANDINGS -- St. Louis in Minnesota | THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesday, November 8, 1967 15 National League i Tuesday's Results Eastern Division |Cleveland 6 Baltimore 3 WLT F A PtjRochester 3 Quebec 8 |Toronto 7 4 1 46 27 15)Buffalo4 Vancouver WHL 6 be York 6 4 4 4 Po 7 Wednesday's Games Detroit 6 32 13) gpringti | Springfield at Hershey id ; Montreal 5 3 3 24 25 13! Rochest ; Risin 522 34 23 :12| ochester at Providence | Chicago 3738 Ht on Oe 5 APY Re sco a at 41 asi: Falls 8 10 53 23 16 [pittsburgh 5 6 1 31 30 11/Z0ronto 7 3 0 59 3314 hors 8 4 4 2 20 22 19| Kitchener 7 2 0 60 2914 ; [Minnesota 3 4 3 22 30 g/Hamilton 5 4 1 40 39 tli : 68 JAVELIN St. Louis $25 6 mu foe cite an Sports Hardtop Sele 28 3 Jick cath 4 8 a = |Peterboro 1724 3 Boston at New York ottawa tat FOR YOUR CAR nent | Dhiladelphi litchure Tuesday's Reszults 'die oe OC AT THE LEAST AT {Toronto 2 London 3 . . MVP Award | Sai American League OHA Senior Eastern Division WL: FA \Springfld 3.0 2 oR 12/Coll'wood |Hershey 5 3 1 44 32 11/Guelph 4 7.1 40 58 9)Kingston VwewwnuUnann a eee SyeHrsonwees webb ae ae ~ 2 an TRENT AUTO SALES LIMITED PETERBOROUGH AND BOWMANVILLE Interviewed at his Bayamon work helped me greatly is year,"' The Cards' big first baseman Believe it or not, after just 6 years the Oshawa receive unanimous. support Civic Auditorium wilt receive their one millionth He won with the highest bat- customer on SUNDAY NOV. 12. A 50 dollar bond E ki G t bs tgs Me rile, Aang The Leafs, who started the| ne Gna ear al ipa plus other prizes will be awarded the lucky person. S. mos e Peep ee ' syeagsg re for their first west it 2860. Cepeda finished the sea- Prizes and gifts will be given to other Auditorium Fotir Day Rest (rriscs str' i fal scot deteated string, incoaialga' dates 211 rms, top inf patrons. This gala event wil ote place SINDEN | 'three wins and a tie. : NOV. 12 -- 7:15 p.m. at the Junior "A" hockey \ By THE CANADIAN PRESS || Four extra days of inaction offer a big bonus to Edmonton Eskimos in their Western Foot- g Cc is very much in action with the|Mounced that a proposed sale of led game against Hamilton Ti- ner er-Cats Sunday. In other expansion division th But the reason for this switch|@¢tivity Tuesday, Pittsburgh an- ontinued fine play of Toronto's #0 per cent of its stock to Atlan-|. ball player," Cepeda said after receiving a telephone call from the millionth admission to the Oshawa Civie Audi- St. Louis announcing the award. "This is the most marvelous ing that could happen to a game. Don't miss the celebration --- you may be torium ! 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Imagine, for the second fay ith g 8 ct eeover| Sve tackles in Canadian football SWIM RECORD SET year in a row a Puerto Rican ~ with uf : Babee as as has guard Kent Francisco BERLIN (AP)--An East Ger-|player wins the award," Cepeda TER Pier titers actented | SWIFT: SURPRISES man team today. claimed aladded same club the Riders defeated z Lt ; | The Big plus has been the world record, swimming the} E amenenecimsnnnna een 24-14 in their windup game Sun- % : pare ; @ven Cahill is;minutes. The East German) Riders _|guard Bob Swift. Even Cahill is}minutes. zi 7€ | iders and Bomb' npressed with his developmentinews agency ADN said the| at a strange position. jsquad -- including Roland) day. While | ers met in @ contest that had no} bearing on Saskatchewan's sec- ond-place finish, Edmonton's Neill Armstrong expects to have} everyone ready for the contest th in Regina. G The effect may be most no-|W ticeable on halfback Don Lis-| bon, acquired in mid-season|W from Montreal Alouettes. Lisbon, leading rusher in the Eastern Conference last season, has been hampered by a pulled|to leg muscle and has been largely confined to blocking duty. quarterback Russ Jackson as Riders won two of their three |th games with Edmonton this sea-| son but Eskimos are on a five-|Jackson's response to _ pres- game winning streak including|sure,"" said defensive coach a 21-17 decision over Saskatche-|St wan at Edmonton. he did to us." i S 4 Both clubs lost twice in three) The Argos tied the Ri@ers 28-/Phoenix, Ariz., 4. in Toronto Oct. 22 lost meetings with the first-place|28 Calgary. Stampeders, who open|28 a best-of-three series against the winner Nov. 18 in Calgary. Both did well against the four|games against Ottawa, I'm con- eastern clubs, Saskatchewan de-|vinced the secret way to beat} PERRY feating all four while Edmonton|them is kidnap Jackson and| 723-3443 lost ofly to Ottawa Rough Rid-/lock him up until after the| DAY OR NIGHT | ers, 'game is over. : . ing > ami j »o-| Horst-Guenter Gregor and | wounded convalesced. Coach/{final meets Hamilton in a two-|% , game, total-point final to decide Frank Wiegand -- thus better- CT Ottawa, which finished: second| London, England -- Henry Toronto coaching staff saw|Billy Walker, 192, England, 6.) roo aN ga a 14-0 lead in NEED FUEL OIL? ay of converted fullback, |400-metre medley relay in 3:56.5) The winher of Sunday's semi-|Matthes, Egon Henninger, e eastern entry in the Dec, 2/¢d by seven-tenths of a second | rey Cup championship in Otta-|the mark set by a United States jteam in Tokyo Aug. 31. a. 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