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ne, | Two Goalies Sidelined THE OSHAWA TIMES, Soturdoy, December 23, 1967 13 OS ° As Bruin Injuri : : ° Selects Tie ' juries Urow ee 5 . e pects fo By Bill Owens eee : ' ' Nationals were handed | By GRAHAM COX is in Toronto against the Maple | rat a . | Canadian Press Staff Writer | Leafs, Minnesota North Stars | VICTORIA (CP) -- Canada es Times Outdoor Writer | Milt Schmidt and Harry Sin-| play the Penguins in Pittsburgh i national hockey team and the 'Clayton and den must feel like men running|and St. Louis Blues travel to By BRUCE LEVETT perts say rides like Avelino grey top hats and tails and |Moscow Selects rated the No. 2 s after a first \up hill in sand as they try and|Los Angeles to meet the Kings Canadian Press Sports Editor Gomez and Willie Shoemaker.' had the 85-piece Burlington hockey team in Russia, battled minor skuffle THE SNOW had been falling stump. For a moment the rab- | Keep their Boston Bruins in the}in other games tonight A young jockey, a horse HAD TO BE DESTROYED Brass Band lead their wonder to a 1-1 exhibition tie here be- or the game since dawn. A slight easterly bit tensed at possible danger | National Hockey League East} The league gets Christmas) that tried and died, and a Me Se ree horse arwind the track prier fore 3,995 fans Friday night s Bob Walton wind was slanting the big, but the man did not move and a Division race. Eve off before playing another ¢igneared filly named Anna- Boge Rec re ha ila to the first race. It was the first meeting of the on Luce were coft flakes into. every nook after a few moments the rab- |. Other coaches are having} ull schedule Monday then get-) pelle made Canadian racing y real : ee i ree Mayors from eight sur- season between the two clubs, fing duel fol- and corner of the forest and bit disappeared into the their problems with injuries a:|ting Boxing Day off 1967. 5 scene of draina trag- eet ha stale rounding communities, an an- who play again tonight in Van- checking ex- field. In the valleys the limbs swamp in the valley. i _ aut nae iH lost both Se | Montreal is at Chicago. Mon-| edy 'and humor ; aa cciatise ce dipces vest cient re truck--it was quite couver , pyvenoreenk i irst- and second-string goalie . iis . 2 = - - s Nie PY, a parade. « Selects e heir. of the evergreens drooped : ee lin bak eer ales\day, Oakland is in Boston.) 'phe drama 'belonged to and was considered a sure eat suede <1: & orain. The Sel cts go op mee et) shot by the heavily downward and on the IN THE CLUMP of cedars |°",\ x ronto is at Detroit, New York ae mo SP age s ¥ Siki, af Canadian tour by losing 5-2 to < Mf 'dees the snow clung to the a short distance away a ruffed Tuesday Eddie Johnstonrjj. at philadelphia, Los Angeles Richard Grubb, 18-year-old thing for the Queen's Plate in nent professional wrestler, {he Ottawa-based _natiorals yet beg tunis and Jimbs of the hard- grouse shifted his weight on a broke a bone in his right hanc |< at Pittsburgh and St. Louis at ae a a I 1 Wes Di pevenes nouvelard |which had been reinforced 'by va 67's and woods, blending everything branch sending snow to the | during practice then Wednes-| Minnesota on ( pete a eo ae eae eA Annabelle? Well, she tried, 'five members of the Winnipeg Tuesday for into the swirling whiteness of ground in a. soft rustling potent peel rosa "| punch Imlach, Toronto coach, se Cool Memon. Fob to the post apuinet some of "Ss ae ee ea vader pre * ' 7 " ' ge Shoulder inna colii-} y c , Canada s opel a Ted Minus efencemen arry e against the the storm. cloud. The man could fee! the 5, | Friday said he would use Bruce saan a the top horses in the United ~ a Nee bird fluffing out his feathers reat ches Mikita of Chicag Be | ramble in the home-and-home eats Gace e i oa Ahan Shortly afterward, following MacKenzie and Harry Smith. BY LATE AFTERNOON the against the cold of the night. way | i series Detr asr a_ "financial conference," |hoth out with leg injuries, anc ree bet | The Hawks are the team tha weekend series with Detroit.) was destroyed in finishing He was running smoothly on stead catia vard Bill MacMillan, beddec 10D storm began to diminish and Across the valley a horned owl 3 "| giving veteran John Bower a fabs Stakes. the rail, in the lead, until timstead and Ross_ retired forward Bill MacMillan, bec finally ceased. The wind took off from the dead tree this week 1ODK Over Mie a lrest Poe ee Shoemaker moved Damascus Annabelle with "bucked jwith an attack of flu, the Cana ! >, jest. 4 5 Z az : ' aker amascus ue 7 @ ' sees Tie shifted to the north and soon and on soft pinions glided over rain after gt fi | ne : ae | _ As for Annabelle, well, she quickly on the outside and set shins." dian team was outplayed fo 16:08 the skies were clear. The the treetops in search of prey. | wi 1 the loss of key defencemen| MOVE LONG PLANNED + had the help of two of the ie au hav down for a Naik We may be back next |most of the game and fortunate : fat Pe cad western horizon was flushed His flight was purposeful and bees: Pu let ' bigs sm | He said there was nothing sig-| Most unlikely owners in sae dvive through the siretch ! year," they threatened to escape with a tie. : Nhittaker 16:12 a deep red from the setting the man wondered if the still- aedcn: hy Orr a it cee , Ne nificant in the move, which had| MS aS _she yr te saa Hh "1 felt him faltering at the cere rer ------------_--_-- at sun while the. shadows were ness of the night would be | coveral more ames Or a ie |been planned for some time. | ptides eae an she ever ae J6th pole and he was really RIOD steeped in a. deep violet of broken by the death cry Of a | ken collarbone. But, he is concerned with Jeg) "© track: sand Hh numb after the race," said HH H ? a7 the coming night and there rabbit. The owl crossed the Playing the last 10 games|injuries to Mike Walton and Nobody ee ae , Johnny Sellers, who Ss up Skiing This . an was a hushed stillness in the valley and ridge several times [after taking over from Cheev. dan Stanley. Both are under trom Ric hard Grubb, a ean on Cool Reception. "Boy, he 4 a forest. and finding nothing flew: to | or. Johnston had been the big! t'eatment but both are expected ee ae AWN Oi ran that last 16th on guts." Season 5 edard) .... 19:02 : another part of the forest. reason for Boston's maintaining| '® play in. the games, although) "@Y mile wl, mA i Sellers didn't even ride him 7 Stewart 1:51; THE FIGURE of a man ap- thelr jead." allowing rise 9 =| Stanley missed Wednesday's 5-0 the day from the time he rode pack to the unsaddling area, COME TO Stat daa peared at the edge of the SUDDENLY,. the man on | goals a game during the period, |!9SS in Montreal his first winner. leaping off and leading the forest. and he unerringly the stump leaned forward and re Sid Abel of Detroit also has That afternoon, he went out limping horse home. 10D picked his way over a covered stared across the valley to GILL GETS CALL njury worries and is varrying) the first of eight mounts at Cool Reception, finishing DAGMAR trail to the top of a high ridge. the onposite ridge. Two deer, To take'up the slack, Schmidt Jimmy Peters, Gary Marsh and the plush Woodbine racetrack with a broken cannon bone in ae There was purpose in his a buck and a doe, stood sil- | Friday announced that Andre/Ron Anderson s replacements) near Toronto. He ran out of the right foreleg, was second stride as he wound his way houetted against the light of |G probably 1 'levated for injured regulars the money, by 2'% lengths in the time of iill probably will be eleva j 1 regular "Gn & through the trees. Reaching. the moon. They had emerged (from Hershey Bears of _ the conn then Ge Hg sut for ae next seven 2:29 2-5--the best Belmont the highest point of the ridge, from the next valley and stood | American League for Satur- Young a ae : races, Grubb was first to the -- time ever turned in by a Ca ) I E eagu t ung, out with an ear infec- . >t st a Nort : he settled himself on a stump immobile for a minute or |day's game against the Rangers tion, Ted Pacinenh saith 5 wire every time to set a North nadian horse NEW MEMBERSHIP 4 ey and surveyed the quiet scene more, then they moved along | in New York sulled sin husele Dean Phan American riding record He An operation was per NOW AVAILABLE about him, the ridge, nipping at the ten- It will:be the big test for Gil], tice a damaged shouldis went on to ride mE than 200 formed, but Cool "Reception der summer. growth of the eR VaR Al ice Packard > gg VT ; | Winners during the year, a reinjured the leg in his stall N BS ' » : aed 8 a 26-year-old native of Sorel, and Bruce MacGregor with a) feat worth an estimated $5 i bg IT WAS DARK NOW but the hardwood slash. The man Qye.' who tached pro with the broken nose ae orn BD est me ah $50,~ ¢ and had to be destroyed W hy Dagmas Ski c fu b sf first silvery glow of the moon watched their silent progress Boars in the 1963-64 season ' o the young jock who ex ese antral eee . i 963- ason.| MacGreg ; Aa : SPRESENTS AL SERS showed over the east and the _ till they too disappeared from splitting Ale Gime boeah He oes ts Bre eOr. Hampson and REPRESENTS ALL LOSERS 1. SKort distenice: 16 miles trom Oshawe pie p : aa ; sd rentice could see action in the : : CONT 7, Annabelle the Wonder Horse stars were like a million view. shey and Minneapolis of the series.' although n ld t SIGNS CONTRACT shosbea i: idinhaat elthcde iA South Ont zs : me jewells in the inky blackness Chantal Teapne i hte s at 4 at iG " sepa ve NEW ORLEANS, La. (AP) was the $1,000 investment of oo jade Bane at 2000. fbr Secuies: 2 low, Conds of the sky. Soon the first shaft HE SAT on the stump a long He th leavina Hershey with a ST ooh ORSON ALS Dube Cliff Drvsdale, 25. South: Afri Teter aul A Hl ate \ ' , of silver from the moon time watching the creatures +5 onle aeatnnt Naroae ih te ah ca's No. 1 tennis player, has photographer Fred Ross of 3. We bulldozed every slope wider for beginners to experts stabbed the darkness and the of the forest move about him. | 5) nos Hie SOR BAR IC he "ol signed a professional contract to Toronto t Ha Netter ae és 4. Almost doubled the lift capacities i g S s ar, bu h & > *presente P F: sers . : es forest was bathed in light Then he rose and retraced his lows the example set by the last STANDINGS join Dave Dixon's $800,000 world Je =o ; ie a ; ote vee The snow took on a sparkling steps along the trail and he | joohie goalie 46 answer se {championship tennis tour, it was ahi dow 4 Phee pene a let 5. New road-to the bottom and parking for 250 cars giow and grotesque shadows was filled with a feeling of |, ae és mal a nae lannounced Friday, He will be b n a8 dat respec e : e : eS es M crisscrossed the forest floor. deep content, for this night he cid apna ny fy ae HOCKEY one of the cight players on the sageapatot and Ross aye 6. New Club House on bot! with eteria and Rental Shop ; E i a g nae ; "f salad A snowshoe rabbit hopped into had found peace in the land. fore Jong, By THE CANADIAN PRESS "@W Pro championship -- tout ey hefore Hos eae Gece 7. Open 5 doys o week weather permitting, Night Skiing Wed. a patch of moonlight and In November Mery Edwards ; OHA Senior "~ |being promoted by Dixon with) ney held a "pep" rally at a on re out looked at the man _on the _ Merry Christmas, everyone! _ | went into the Detroit Red Wings WLT F APt financial backing from Lamar] yectaurant the dav before the se nets after -- so Cro- Kingston 16 8 2109 86 34)Munt. a race SKI SCHOOL & RENTAL SHOP ®Growls zier announced his sudden re- Galt 14 6 1 74 50 29 The next day they took over Owner "-- York ets tirement and went six 'games Toronto 14 8 0102 63 28 Ontario Junior A , the Fort Erie Arena and flew Call us collect for information on up to the minute: snow e Howls | before being beaten. Coll' wood 19:9. 1:93. 80 27 WLT F A Pt; in a folk singer to lead 300 conditions, Phone Claremont 649-5951. | It's not beyond Gill to do the Guelph 12 9 2 76 76 26\N, Falls 17 5 4128 3g, fans in the song she had writ- : s same thing since the 5-7, 145- Barrie 911 1 80 95 19 Toronto 17 6 2147 35 ten for Annabelle. Use Hwy. 12 North to Myrtle and turn West follow the signs. e Jerks n Lie Detector | est nounder shared the AHL shutout Woodstock 811 2 87 88 18 Kitchener 16.5 3 137 3 Ross and Rimstead rented e ' i lead with four last season and Oakville 814 0 69 103 16) Hamilton 1365 5 111 . -- aanpuaeiamanaida sea aceestaaeeeerescenee ore -- Slips F posted the lowest goals-against: Belleville 717 1 78 87 15) Montreal 1657-237 NEW YORK (AP) -- Thelin's allegations and found no @verage among regular league Orillia 715 0 73 111 14)st. Cath, qE19 "98 ® Lags American Football League has|evidence that Houston scouts goalies--2.90, : Results Friday | London 815 3 74 closed the book on last week-/used the electronic equipment ;eADERS MEET Kingston 5 Barrie 1 |Oshawa "i143 Bt 1 end's celebrated Houston video, for scouting purposes. Wille the Biuins are in New aoe 1 hee A z osu |Pet'borough 416 5 76 ' ' > a 2 ollingwooc ellevi , 99 H i tape caper but Sonny Werblin,| Hein's investigation, however, york tonight, the Hawks will be Baie Sania & e Ottawa 199: 243 For Any Member of the Family the New P Seaperd owner, failed to satisfy Werblin, called going against Philadelphia Oakville 1 Toronto 7 Results Friday wants a polygraph return. |for polygraph tests. Flyers, le: A ine S Rinhoner 6. | Fs aders of the Western Games Today |Oshawa 2 Kitchener 6 . , "I am demanding a lie detec-| "If any coach is found lying|Division in what could be a/Rarrie at "Galt London 2 Niagara Falls 14 bd -- SWEATERS from leading fashion You y ' tor test--I am not content with|in this matter,' Werblin said,| preview of the April playoffs. 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