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SPORTS MENU By Geo. H. Campbell Associate Sports Editor CHRISTMAS came early for the Ottawa .67's, in fact they found Santa Claus right here at the Civic Auditorium on Saturday night. Actually, it's perhaps a little harsh to tie in the untimely date of the defeat, because to give the Ottawa youngsters full credit, they deserved their win. They battled tooth - and - nail from start to finish, didn't show much class or finesse perhaps, but they had the spirit. They out-hustled and uit-checked the Generals, they had the greater desire and in the final period, it paid off with the tying and win- ning goals -- at a time when the Generals, if they had showed more will-to-win, they would have taken over. NO DOUBT, the absence of Fred O'Donnell and Dale Tal- lon was felt keenly, especial- ly on the Oshawa attack. Brian Morenz continued with his determined play and was rewarded by getting both goals for the Generals. But Osh- awa's weakness was not merely confined to poor pass- ing, poor combination and wretched shooting -- the de- fence was badly off form. They failed to clear and they failed to cover up, a couple of duties which are entirely the responsibility of the rear- guard, when the pressure is on. You'd think the Ottawa 67's had just won the Memor- ial Cup, the way they jumped for joy, at the final horn. Ac- tually, it was their second win of the schedule and two points that probably will not help them greatly, except for morale -- but the loss of those Same two points could be a margin which Generals now have to offset with an upset lwin over one of the top teams, in order to stay in the running for a playoff berth. AN OSHAWA RINK of schoolboy curlers almost pull- ed off one of the big upsets of the early season, in Division- al playdowns, here in Oshawa on Saturday. Five area schools were represented, in- cluding Barry Timbers' rink from. Uxbridge Secondary 1, last year's Ontario ionship and Canadian Doug Mark- ham-District High School pull- ed off a surprise 6-5 win over the heavily-favored Timbers' representatives. rink from finals Lawrie's foursome. But then along came Don Ruddy and his O'Neill Collegiate rink and forced Markham to an extra end, before losing the final match 7-6 JUNIOR 'A' schedule ac- tion tonight finds our Generals visiting the Canadiens at Montreal Forum and _ other games carded call for Peter- borough Petes at London and St. Catharines visiting Marl- boros. Generals would like to "make up" with a win ,to- night in Montreal but beating the strong Canadiens team on their home ice is a feat that few teams will perform this season. Bill Prentice, who along with Mike Keenan, Gary Bradley and Frank Sawyer, was .among the Lakeshore Junior 'B' League All-Stars slated to face the Junior 'B' Don Byes, in the All Star game in the Liftlock City to night, has gone to Montreal with the Generals: They left at 9:52 this morning, by train. Ron Webb will take Bill's place at Peterborough THE PEDAGOGY will be with us tomorrow. It's the oc- casion of the Annual Ontario Teachers' Bonspiel, a curling classic inaugurated by the late Doug Waugh, a teacher at OCVI, back about 20 years ago and has grown in popu- larity and numbers steadily, from the very first 'spiel, when it took a lot of hard work to get the event off the ground. Now this bonspiel is so strongly supported' by school teachers from all parts of the province, that the facil- ities of both The Oshawa Curl- ing Club and Oshawa Golf Club are required, to accom- modate the huge entry list, expected to reach the limit of 56 rinks. They each play three~ games, in a double- draw, full day of competition. At Oshawa Curling Club to- day, they have a full entry of 32 rinks participating in the popular annual "Boxing Day" bonspiel, which used to be an affair but is now filled to capacity by local rinks "open" | freee they dropped a 3-2 decision to the 67's before 1,089 fans, in an OHA Junior 'A' schedule game at the Civie Auditorium. but given a miscondu - i 3 words. Dale Tallon and Fre i a cett, Jarry, LaFromboise, ay, ond' of the year for the Ottawa nel oa ee } ~ 3 and Ostapyk. | team and gives them a total of MORENZ DOES HIS PART Generals outshot Ottawa 32-30 | six pUnts OK WO: WHE alld wo Morenz tied things up for and picked up half of the 16 'biteka! Gann" oR te ties in 26 eames, regi een cer period and penalties. 2. Oshawa: = Morenz ee ri arry a ut them ahe i i . (Dussi » Clayton) ... . 18.10 Pierre Jarry, Bob Graham eine oo RAMBLINGS -- Next game Penalties Wilson 1.02) MacDonald and Jean Potvin handled the Oliawa bouneed egiy ye for the Generals will be tonight 2) Stewart 10.47; Stewart (rniscone scoring for the winners while ved t wo in Montreal when they face t ue an Neen ee See Brian Morenz tallied both unanswered goals in the final junior Canadiens . . : 7 ue ee en oe markers for the Generals eRe tia outskated and BEDARD suffered a slight con- a ae SECOND*PERIOD : ; y é : , . Oshawa: Ottawa outplayed Generals outhustled Oshawa for the vic- cussion midway through the Whitteker, Ducbiaorne) 15.15 | practically the whole game and tory. took advantage of the poor timing and passing of the Gen- | erals | Graham opened scoring for Ottawa, when he took a pass from Potvin and put it in past Ottawa, played Several players Dune Wilson, while Bob Stew- Oshawa Generals handed Ot- tawa 67's an early Christmas art was sitting out present Saturday night when penalty for Oshawa. stepped out of the penalty box promptly returned when Bob Naden, for some 'unkind' Both goaltenders, Wilson for Oshawa and Gary Doyle for well and came up with fine saves from point blank range. the winners, a holding Stewart ago, Jarry, all turned in siaume were 'spark' plugs ct by referee first period and sat out the rest of the game . Oshawa _ reject Brian Morenz and Ron Dus- GENERALS HAND OTTAWA CHRISTMAS GIFT Pete Nevin, an OSHAWA ~-- goal, Wilson and Yeo; a few weel: defence, Clayton, Stewart, Whittaker, A is Bedard and Gyles; -forwards, Welsh, Potvin and Doyle Walton, Morenz, Boldirev, Slywchuks strong efforts, Generals' only two in the absence of . . JOE ROBERT- Prentice, grist and Dussiaume. OTTAWA -- goal, Doyle and Laroque; defence, Graham; forwards, Myles, Potvin, Penalties -- Gosselin 14.42; Dussiaum@ 16.07 and Potvin 18.03, Quintilian, Robertson, Sea- Rydall, Nahrgang, Murray and Faw- SION took a few shifts on de- 4 6n Balen PERIOD exceptionally fence and played well bo awa: Potvin ) TPO ae de Jarry, Nevin) Se 18 BILL PRENTICE up from the 8 oitawns eer (Nahrgang) 3.19 Crushmen made his presence Senin car OMe Lair Riven al BRIAN MORENZ stood out for felt quite a few times. and. Clayton. 9.56, f : .+. got two for Generals 1) ee yee genre EE mmm Golf Club Gals Conclude | Etobicoke Visit' Wiqrkham Sch oolboys Popular December 'Jitney'| £ascos Tonight By CLIFF GORDON Lady curlers at Oshawa Golf/Marj. _Armstrong third and WHITBY -- Metro Junior 'B' Club have completed the four-| Laura Robson fourth. game "'jitney' scheduled for Vice - skips awards were won December by Marion Freeborn, Sue Kess- Individual were kept ler, Nancy Anderson and Joy scores but with rink personnel chang- Johnston. In the second - stone dians went to , ing for each game and prizes position, first prize went to the curler with the high- Marg. Austin followed by Ruth - total, for each po- McIntosh, Nesta Rundle and Joan Avery. Lead winners were Thursday|Lois Bind, Shirley Campbell est. point sition On the Monday was Elsie Chambers, with Marg Sproule. McCarten second and Joy Lan-' The playdowns for the rinks caster third to represent the Golf Club in In the vice - skip position, " Von Sturgis was first, Lois Kirk- the two - connell second and Marie Libby, Rose Bowl on February 8 third. Second stone prize win- and 9th at the golf club are con- ners were Ruth McLaurin, Elle-'tinuing, with many close games. nore Donnelly and Dot Mason Final victors will not be decid-/ said the team would be without Division honors, with Oshawa's!the final 10th, to even the score |~ and the leads winning the hon- ed until after the holiday sea- the services of Tommy Laven-| Neil ours were Ila Tilk, Gwen Smith son. Invitations have been is- and Wilda Sutton - Brown sued and already many entries Similar prizes were awarded have been received. for the Tuesday - Friday draw, Play for the McIntosh Trophy with the top skip being Helen will begin on January 4th. This Brock, Marg. Baldwin second; ' schedule consists of five games. OCC WOMEN'S DIVISION NAMES REPRESENTATIVES up o} een: 7.4 decision his last rock with perfect draw After a series of hectic offs, at Bancroft, on January Coach Jim Cherry feels that. It was in the other half of the weight and slid in to count one, round - robin playdowns, in- 3-4-5 . despite the injuries and his team Semi-finals where the upset oc- for the win. cluding an "extra game" to In the Ontario Ladies' Tank- | heing very young, that they have curred, Markham beating the, Divisional chairman Jack break a tie, the Ladies' Sec- ard event, a double rink |enough strength back to handle Uxbridge champions 6-5, in a|Judge announced that the tion of The Oshawa Curling competition, the club will be the Indians. He said 'some of thrilling finish. Skip Timbers) Markham rinks will meet the Club have named their rep- represented by Ruth Clemens' | the younger fellows will have to|missed drawing to the shot Toronto Division winners, for resentatives for the three im- portant provincial wide playoffs conducted by the On- | tario Ladies' Curling Assoc- McLaughlin, '"'Barb" Tresise, Connie Chettleborough an Joyce Black, skip. Hockey will. be the feature at- jtraction at Whitby Arena to- night as Whitby Lasco Steelers the Win Division Honors {ring and near the button, count-/Ontario championship play- The Division 5 playdowns. in Ontario Curling Associa- will play host to Etobicoke In-|tion's schoolboy e1i mi nates, traction. The more than "Steelers" have their share of in- < paknes "| juries of late and are expected) Cial repr draw, top prize winner for skip Sandra Hawkshaw and Marg. 3 be chor & fey Slavens for|™ with game time slated held here on for 7.30 in the Boxing Day at-|duced a Barry Timbers' rink from Ux-) against had| bridge Secondary School, 1967,even more excitement than the Paul Patte, {Ontario champions and provin-| Uxbridge upset. Saturday, upset pro- major when resentatives in the Ca- adian Schoolboy Curling tonight's contest. Championships, _ were defeated Wacne Newton and Pat by Doug Lawrie's rink from O'Dowd ae detinitaly "out due Markham and District High : 4 School, who then beat out day General Motors (to injuries and Dave Edwards O'Neill's and Bob Brown are on the doubt- | ful list. General Manager Ivan Davie ( der, who drew a game suspen- sion for incurring a game mis- Don Ruddy in an extra end, 7-6, to capture the| counted a pair, to move ahead laurels. Five entries competed for the CVI and McLaughlin "VI each drawing a bye in the preliminary round. Markham disposed of East- conduct penalty in Toronto last dale Collegiate in handy fash- week. There Is no alternative of jon, in their preliminary round a fine this year as has been 4 nd the strong Uxbridge boys the case in seasons gone by. The had also as easy a time, elim- player in question must sit out jnating the Oshawa Central Col- the next game. legiate entry, skipped by Steelers decided to bring up Wotton. Howes, a young fellow | Bob | Courtice, who has lots of's from In the semi-final, Don Ruddy kipped the O'Neill rink to a | hustle. It is expected he will line win over Mark Burch of Mce- duce the wins'. One fellow coach t Cherry would like to see show|rock but rolled away himself GG a little more hustle is Ken Gyles,,and a second Markham count- Q\-= left-wing for tonight's Laughlin, in a keenly played Skip Doug Lawrie calmly drew foursome and the rink of Jean |play just a little harder to pro-/rock, which was just behind the right he button. He moved the shot ed for the win. downs. The brilliant bid for the Scisinaty facie O'Neill rink to win the divi- marKHAM H.S. -- Mark Giles, Dave sion honors in their final _ Roberts, Mac Cosburn and Doug Lawrie, Markhe ouided skip, 17; EASTDALE COLLEGIATE -- Markham, provided pon' werry, Bob Lloyd, Lionel Allen and skip, 2. UXBRIDGE SECONDARY -- John i , Manley, Larry Manley, Mike Smith and) Both rinks counted only garry' 'timbers, skip, 13; OSHAWA singletons in the first eight ends|CENTRAL -- D. Krout, M. Morton, J. of the 10-ends with the excep-|°r@!9 and E. Wotton, skip, 2, tion of the fourth, when O'Neill 'aidawi m1 dba hag 'kk 7 j id -- Peter rosby, picked up two, to enjoy @ 5-4/paui Lockwood, Ted Healey and lead, going into the ninth end./Ruddey, skip, 7; OSHAWA McLAUGH- 7 : j ink |LIN -- Doug Campbell, Doug Munday, Young Lawrie and his rink|cig Buron'and Mark Burch, skip, 4 Doug Lawire, 6; Barry Timbers, § FINAL Doug Lawrie, 7; Don Ruddy, & but never daunted, Don Ruddy and his mates came back in at 6-6. The Oshawa O'Neill foursome} missed their chance in regula- tion time. They were lying shot, | when skip Ruddy came to throw his last rock. He needed! only to draw to the rings to beat out a Markham stone that was barely touching the outside} ring but he was a shade heavy! and slid through 'the house." On the extra-end, Ruddy had HONEY WINE two stones on the front red but to continue in the! WWAaAVF* ®Growls ® Howls ® Jerks i BOBBY HULL of the Chi- cago Black Hawks rests his stick on the neck of Cowboys Packers I By HAL BOCK |2 Associated Press Staff Writer |} With 21 other United States) § professional football clubs fin- ished for the season, Green. Bay |1 Packers, Dallas Cowboys, Hous- t ton Oilers and Oakland Raiders h start working today in prepara-|* tion for Sunday's championship! = games The Packers meet the Cow- boys at Green Bay for the Na- tional League crown in a re-|& match of last year's title game I won by Green Bay 34-27. The| 4 Oilers, who rose from last place fi to first in the American V League's Eastern Division, play the Raiders at Oakland. a Only Oakland went into the 8 final weekend of the regular) * season knowing it would be in a title. game next Sunday. The Raiders, who finished their sea- son with a 13-1 win-loss record A and 10 straight victories by dropping Buffalo 28-21 Sunday, | ! had clinched the AFL's Western crown two weeks ago. P Houston, needing a victory to q title d it : S leted #.. Penguins 1: Nyle Mclllveen;!| volice stopped North Stars 1: Dan Gray. the beating he was taking ack Johnson, in Syd- in 1908--when ing, ignition, carburetion are S$ Pp O R 7 S Cc © Pp E iation, each season They play their first round |young rearguard from Ajax\er, full on the red, four-foot | P fh "L Baster In the single - rink "Pro- bagi facies te ie who was a big man in Midget)~ ~~ = 8 Y)}\ Should ae hth yogon jerpeanton of a , : ae P Gs 'ort Perry Curlin: ub, st s | | é pateebersttes i t | TODAY Lakeshore Juvenile League vincial" competition, Oshawa February 6-7. pe agra ol mets this il Wi ) "Doorway to a Man's World" playoff against New York,| SKATING ogee at Stouffville, | Curling Club will be repre- In the Ontario Ladies' "'Sen- | season, _ this Juveniles In, yi romped to a 41-10 rout of Miami Family Skatin t Civic di | sented by Joan Souch, Ma- iors' event, whick commen- o vidadialieasientbe nae ml SE Rree mets | e Sec Saturday night, That made the -auditneinns pes ar 4:00 WEDNESDAY | vis Irwin, "Gen" Miller and Ces inter - area elimination | Mid ets Beaten Jets' 42-31 victory over San , : ' HOCKEY R " : play at Lakefield, on March a 2 | g Diego Sunday meaningless p.m. c uthClemens, skip, who came 45" 4 ..0 0 6 Nine inh will 1¢. erin a | Hoyle Grang d Wood cane ; ' Hockey School -- Oshawa citi iad Panddteenededrist's aannines pal g BOWMANVILLE -- Bowman- See nA oa: toric Oshawa Figure Skating Club 3 out on top, after an exciting repr , MA! LLE owman . - neti) ; ie Racreutind Deo ak Givin be represented by Louise Rose, 'ille Mi Minnkes. AaacE ; Campbell scored two touch Sat Giae Auden, 4:00 Auditorium, 8:00 a m. to 12:00 playoff Ruth Parrott, Mabel Gil- 2 i: ae bik ie 3 Sag oye Ag downs apiece for the Oilers,| p.m. to 8:00 p.m. ; ; . This rink enters the first christ and Marion Campbell, Dum Brooklin rari eieab related Acland amie \ who finished last in the Eastern |? HO Y noon round of inter - zone play- skip. hibition doubleheader here on \ Division in 1966 and weren't ex- CKE Neighborhood Parks League . Saturday night, when the Juve- » pected to do much better this Hockey School -- Oshawa at Civic Auditorium, 12:00 r By CLIFF GORDON niles whipped Richmond Hill y year a Recreation Dept., at Civic noon to 4:30 p.m. BROOKLIN -- Brooklin boys 7-2 but the Trenton Mid- Ne i jn Auditorium, 8:00 a.m. to 12:00 CYO League -- at Civic Si Haines and Vesey's fine Midget gets defeated the tomesters ys FINISHED STRONG h noon. Auditorium, 6:00 p.m. to 7:00 t t t t hockey team took it on the 5-2. Ae H Granger ripped Dolphin de- tl OHA Junior 'A' League --.. p.m 1X u ou or rou lchin the other night in Brook-| Keith Russell scored both K fences for 160 yards in 21 car- Oshawa Generals vs Montreal OMHA Bantam League -- nat the hands of the hard-igoals. for Richmond Hill duve- \ Bee ane BAAD ule seaton Canadier at Montreal Bathe and McLellan vs Banks skating Pickering entry, the fin-niles and Larry Devitt proudly 1) with 1,194 yards gained rushing,|u Forum, 8:00 p.m rikodie Gt Mn wane ana S angers an aw. al outcome being a 3-1 verdict clinched a win for Bowman- ¢ ee eee OHA Intermediate League-- Local 1817 vs Houdaille In- for the lads from Pickering. ville, with his three goals. , Thitby LR 9 liiketn 5-4 ; i Brooklin appeared th t Brian Peters, Ric Woolner, ls by Mel-R ons s Port dustries, at 5 30 p.m both David Prout recorded 'his! Seals 5: Steve Bright 3, Craig sure of shairanives a one: Gary Wilson ae Kim Rogers AUTOMATIC TI Aven: ae . ih Beri BeOMI , aa jes sixth consecutive shutout in Salway, Paul Northey; Bladesieq as if they "had the game each scored once for the win- SALE STARTS WED. DEC, 27th . SPECIA ae : go ste and ai BD hy eh ig ' Bantam pacing Rangers to a 6-0 victory |2: Clayton Stevens. Jim Brooks.'won" before "they even hit the (ners ; / ritalin t Newcastle 8 ague -- olic ssoc, vs ra > ' i . thrie W 6 ' 5» bm sf Canadian Come at 6-30-04... lone Hawks in Protestant Leafs 5: Chris Weeks 2, John ice. They were outskated, out-| In the midget exhibition tilt, « y Avoid costly "Yom Hajdhlvh Beveracds ve BNal. |, hurch mite hockey action at) Dwyer 2, Chris Cawker; Wings hustled and finally outscored, (Harvey Williams and Larry : t bpepisaitded F OHA -- 'B' Metro BRith' at 7:30 p.m. and fs a c "ve Auditorium on the 2: Galbraith, Holdaway. Roger Doble was the big man Allin scored for Bowmanville, You are cordially invited \ major repairs ague -- Etobicoke Indians hap Negalinlichs Oar eee weekenc EER IIG for Pickeri his f ci hile Doug Ca bell d Jeff bp sri: a Ua ae a atcecater pd gar Cleaners Westmount Lie eee nae xan NOVICE or Pickering, this fine looking while Doug Campbell and Je x vs Whitby Lasco Steelers; at kiwanis. at & a anol oN Bers and Ga ry Heron St. Mark's 4: Wayne Wil}. Junior prospect, banging in a Howard each potted a pair for d Ai ee) OVERHAUL ini Whitby Arena, 7:30 p.m. tivea' eames at Children's ae ee ne paid inne. 8 Spait Pipe Baul pair of goals. Peter O'Kane add- the visitors and Don McFall to attend a \ Transmission "CAAK I pint agg ats At Bar ATOM Juve ley and Jack Hodgkinson added Gill; Simcoe St. 0. David Gill More fee os ba Aig le Te asec deale reeve » 4 $ TRANSW Leapoe ~~ An ual All - Star 2 A Juvenile League -- singles, Results of other games eared the shutout : ont a he i AERTS ri v me ia. 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Mike McKelyca| 4S Close scoring, with each club bond. Brian Hughes was the if \ outs ond driving. Come in LIFETIME G at 10:00 p.m: both . ~Port Perry vs Pickering, at and B. Coedy. compiled the shutout managing only a single tally.| ticket seller. tailored to your measurements f ||| today, tet our specialists in- : f ames at Bowmanville Arena Sen evens at 8:15 p.m. Christ Church 5: T. Wilson 2,'. Kingsview 2: Jeff Timms, Bece oes SOF CWO MDT rma ee a a iret \ set allen Accel 8 Available exclusively wit ae and Lindsay vs Bay Ridges, |¢. Lock Mee eee + Dennis Hayward: St. Andrew's|answered third - period mark- . a ° A \ ject M, ejust tt, en 1 transmission centers thro! OMHA Exhibition Game -- at Ajax Arena, 8:45 p.m Avdvewte A ee hie St 0. Mike Gavis recorded the ers, for their margin of victory. Leafs-Bruins Win ata substantial discount 4 necessary install a new or re- *incl lutch kets Toronto Lions vs Oshawa Pee avian Pee Wee. League Harmony 6: M. Cawker 3. ¢. shutout General Manager Arthur Mor- x 'T | built transmission f. « lei AB a Wees: at Civic Auditorium, Pickering at Port Perry, 'Bright 2. R. Woodcock: St. St. Paul's 3; David Stuart,/ton, who was, somewhat irked ; 1 so | 8:00 p.m 7:00 p and Uxbridge vs paul's 3: K. ( pitt ote. R. Brian Bird, Barry Gordon; Al- at the officiating, announced that In Novice Action \ great deal less than you 149 KING ST.,WI OMHA Exhibition Game -- at Ajax Arena, | Baxter, C, McLeod bert St. 1: David Salway. |the next action for his team) Cycle Centre Leafs upset Ca- | would expect. OPEN DA\ Lindsay Novices vs Oshawa PEE WEE owe a serene ls "a aH meu teal blay ve nadiens 2-1 and Bruins blanked \ | sik ' ae Novice cAlicchap Ogee . cE WEE jin. 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Phillip Allison Green Bay wins Western Con- bridge in the first game start-| the lone goal for the losers. x wk peaaiekarat se acuity #13 11 at Ciyie Auditorium, recorded the shutout ference ing at 10:15 with the winner! A two-goal performance hy \y 8:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. Northminster 8: J. Kraniz 4, AFL meeting the winner of the Tren-|Tim Morris paced the Bruins to LANE REMEMBER WHEN a ? _--_ - = D Cavanaugh G. Colbary, J. Houston 41 Miami 10 ton - Peterborough round in the'their victory over Red Wings. x s i F eee McGee, B. White; Southminster, Houston wins Eastern Divi- second set. Brian Drumm, Mike Bolahood Every suit sold in this sale is \ By THE CANADIAN PRESS Nation l T 0. J. Bowes earned the shutout sion aia ---- and Brian Steeves rounded out \ | ' = CANADL 288 . J. Bowes eat 2 : ' - --_---------- ' 78s : F » Gage dae anise cae a eam : St eis S 2: Doug Seeley, W. College Football WORLD RECORD SET the scoring for the winners. yes aes detailed to the t| | has the most complete and bpdetee erie Ee ok | . x0w; St. Paul's 0. Alvin Gray Bluebonnet Bowl | MOSCOW (AP) -- Karl Pum-| Ricky Moffitt recorded the arren K. Cook high standard o 4 sei ec ag oo H Sweeps Granby recorded the shutout. Colorado 31 Miami 21 'purin of the Soviet Union set a|shutout in the nets for Bruins.| quality on dite a \ up-to-date nclyzer centre. pior y s, los | i | : . | A ra title 59 years ago tonight-- | HULL, Que, (CP) -- Kastern MITE eomaY pA csi gs Mas ah | fl cas fale ' ng » sR checks of all engine : : a weight-lifting recor y press- UxXUTLOUS Jaorics now, ; functions: starting, echarg- \ Canada's Nationals comp weekend sweep Granby Vies with a 5-2 victory Sunday 'ing 375.9 pounds at a meet in Dallas wins Eastern Confer- Yerevan, Armenia during the ence Pabicow g This bettered by 3.3 WINNER ver STORE HOURS: performed by one Electronic Why Dagmat trom Analyzer. Provides fast serv- ney Stadium, Australia, in |to move into third place tt MAY TURN 7 ik the 14th round. The purse |Quebec Senior Hockey League' | BELGRADE (Reuters--Niko- AFL pounds the record held by Mik- OF THE OPEN WED. AND THURS. TILL 6 P.M, | was $30,000--then a record. The National a red ti la Pili te Psi sicktinieees Poet EME oa Mo otdeatad! Mb ch agin bay Uj \ i d i a EB . als ned ne la c, 28, the top Yugoslavian} 7 ieg i | ice di is, i : Burns Jat ae champion llactoltce Vics 53 Heke Salar Amaiely lava' ean ee phisielgteaalletd ae Son Diego Sl. er NIPIGON PARK ri FRI. TILL 9 P.M., SAT. TILL 5 P.M, » MT sii oo 1, Short distance: 16 miles from since beating Marvin Hart |day signed a three-year $100,000) ) 7 | S 2. Highest altitude in South Ont early in 1906. Butch Goring paced the Na- professional contract with U.S & me oe ae se lees ae ee oe 4 ae & My, G tion. 1200' alt. 2000 mox. rt ee ic ED ~~ |tionals with three goals Sunday promoter Dave Dixon in sep. || CITY CHRISTMAS iq ) 3. We bulldozed every slope wide BISONS NAME MANAGER age re Derek Holmes tember, sources here claim. An-| bi) $ \4 | 4. Al doubled the lift ll es inclinaila asi ean en Laidlaw added one other leading Yugoslavian ten- 4 DRAW y 116 ] d W » Almost doubled the lift capa BUFFALO, N.Y. (AP) -- For- apiece after Gernand Gaudreau nis player, Boro Jovanovich, Local and Long Distance MOVING % \ on d 5. New road to the bottom and | mer major league infielder and Bob Doyle gave the Vics an was reported turning profession- e Office: @ House e@ Apartment » . New roa e Wayne Terwilliger has been 7 es _ Beilin 401 al MOVING AND STORAGE e K - 6. New Club House on bottom wii ie Vics also held a 2-0 Jead Sronemcenesene nom Packing @ Shipping @ Crating A" " \Y) 7. 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