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GALT mamas IEE BARBIE EXAMINER THURSDAY NOV 1m Ill Orv Tessier Leads Frontenacs Out Oi Slump To 32 Victory By 182 CANADIAN PRESS nodiens to three points and left them four behind the league Detrolt srlzvn souascn Sports Editor ME IM MAN Earle Smith the outdoorminded Molsons re in this area is one of the charter mem era Illnliaalrlflee District Hunters and Anglers Conservation Club His brother Wally amon other things is the Outdoor columnist of The Examine That gives the minimal on all is dedicated fisherman Sos Earle But Eaile IIIIDIS too The other day he was telhng party about his coming hunt He mentioned as always wlth straight face that he was gain to have the word MAN written onthehack of his unting jacket Everybody chuckled Smittys forever entertaining with timely quips stic es like or self whelLitcamu Tiilthis wyaps agood idia However Id like to have the word written in bright lights so even the crudest of beingifilfigo into the woods with guns could distinguish man from moose It would be nice to think that all hunters had the intelligence to know that moose wouldnt come up with such an ingenious Idea Fortunately Ive heard of no instances where Barrie and district hunters have shot at other men it is credit to the area that the areas men are thinkers not just shooters Out of curiosity alone Ive asked many hunters about their camps and hunts Ive been relieved to hear that the hunts are planned to the mlnutest detaiL Each man knows where the other fellow is and at what time hell be there Isnt it pity that all hunts couldnt be organized that well Dont say they are becausexeports of man mistakenformoose are horrible common knowledge Every year about this time write about hunting and the inevitable accident as its called So far havent had to write about local man amung the V2SJ13Y Lets keep therecord clean Lets continue to set an example for the rest of the country JUST NOTES Howard Norris former owner of Bare rle Flyers of the OHA Junior series is Just back from tri to the west coast His compamons were Mr and rs Bill Pratt Boss says he spent few hours with Don Ashhee former Barrie forward He also met Gord Pennell another exBarrle puckchaser KitchenerWaterloo Beavers of the Eastern Profes sional Hockey League are probably wondering why they cant draw large crowds at home The answer should be simple With only 13 players including net minder they defeated Kingston Frontenacs That does nt speak well for the Fronts or the loop Severg ygars ago while working up north stop fieiiinto SmoothRock Falls to watch midget hockey game On the Smooth Rock club wasrskinny 13year old named Bob Dillahou Manager of the opposing club Carlo Cattareilo wh ot fluid infill Billltmollffii for man ears re cted oug wo wellyid hoc ey us yesterday lt was reinhid the kid was called up to the Red Wings of the NHL Other fellows Carlo lcked for Guelph included Dean Prentice Dan Be sia Ted Maki Al Lebrun like Scott Jim Conneliy etc HOCKEY RECORD THE CANADIAN PRESS National League Pti Montreal New York Toronto Cleveland Pittsburgh Wednesdays Result Cleveland Hershey Springfield Pittsburgh Chicago Boston Wednesdan Mil Montreal Toronto Tonightioamu Boston at Montreal New York at Detroit American Loam Eastern Division Kitchener Kingston the past few senior seasons his World Hockey Reps Gait Terriers hope com bination of experience youth and speed will take them to the world amateur hockey cham pionship early next year That was the ingredient that sur prised all Canada last spring when the Terriers won the Cup Coach Roubellls still on the tforprespectsHeh already added few stars to this years club GREAT VETS One of the newcomers but certainly not to senior cham pionship teams is Don hope school taacherpuckster there probably hasnt been cham pionship team in the past sov ersl lessons that hasnt had Hope on the roster An unspcctacular player Don always stays with the leaders in the scoring race He is gen erally considered to be one of the countrys outstanding poti tional players Anomer com arnlive oldtlmer with much abilty ls goaltender Hamid Boat Hurley For lob has been seriously threntm the horses when they ed Yet Boat is always first through the ray Terriers wi spars none of lay Bay City Falcons atEarra Arena tomorrow night at 815 They cant afford to Doubt aiw surrounds Car Amateur Athletic Union Meets Will Select Sights For Trials EDMONTON CmCanadian participation in international meets will be reviewed during the threeday Amateur Athletic Union of Canada annual meet ing which opens today Delegates from all 10 Cana dian provinces will hear reports from special committees estab lishcd to study participation in such international meets as the Olympic British Empire and PanAmerican Games Reports from ruling commit Forhan of Gait Terriers had sixapoint scoring spree against toes of seven amateur sports that fall under the AAUC do main will be studied Under AAUC jurisdiction are amateur boxing weightlifting track and field fencing gymnastics hand hall and wrestling major topic is expected to be the AAUC attempt to gain share oi $5000000 recently allo cated by the federal government to the Canadian Sports Advisory Council arm FORHAN Gait Forward Tied For Scoring Lead LONDON Ont CF Billy suathmy tied with Windsor tieilde rookie with Sarnla Rams average Waterloo Tigers nlesdny night to tie Don Emma of Strathroy Rockets for the scoring lead in the senior Ontario Hockey Asst elation Both have nine points Forhan with fiversharesthe goal scoring lead with Lloyd Mercer of Gait Terriers and Bob Brown of Windsor Bulldogs tor the league lead holds down eight of the top positions in the individual scoring race Leading goaltender is Jim who in their first start of the eason Monday upset Gait 42 ln second place are Cullen of Woodstock Athletics another rookie and Windsors Ross Chiids Both have allowed eight goals in three games for 267 Penalty leaders are Ted Maki and Alec Butch Keeling of Gait and Ray Moffat of Strath roy who have 11 minutes each Nlll srans Frank Mahovlich Tomato scored the winning goal in the Maple Leafs victory over WWW George Chuvalo Selection of sites for the Brit Canadian Team won the international jumping Show Wednesday night alter two fact rides from Doug Cudney of Jain andJIerwiorddllarr nun of NV Wuls lumping NEW lions AP Canada event in the National Horse United State teams were thrown out for using an extra rider The eventactually the first of threepnrt lowscore team competition called for each squad to use three riders The United States and Mexico each used four and when the competi tion was over Canada Ireland and Argentina protested The 115 teams had clockings of 1011 seconds and 1094 sec onds But when they were disquali fied the Canadian team time of 1120 was good for first place in posting it Canada got per Wlnoaa Oat Jim Elder of Au rora Ont the acting team cap Slips To 10th Ew few more playcrs To Play ere ridqy toward the big series for Ter riers it Just as lm rtant to the Falcons It will1 he the locals first skate against any one but themselves The match will be big help to coach Al Shewchuk Hes got around than he will need came the start of the Georgian Bay in eymeogua scth It isnt on ecfed that rat eons will the Terriers But Shewchuk does want his Typethnt the BradsFords adas representatives the world amateur hockey tourna meat Terriers cant afford to lose too many games regard less of the opposition or the importance or lack of It of the game While the test is another step lsh mplre Games trials next year and of the 1962 annual coa vcatlon affiliations govern ment assistance for amateur sports approval of records and the Amateur Athletic Union of Canada Hall of Fame will be studied during the three days $5000000 federal govern ment fund to promote Canadian sports doesnt mean Canada necessarily will be sending lar ger teams to lntematlonal meets Nell Farrell of Hamil ton treasurer of the AAU said Wednesday night AIDS BOTH WAYS will help bring loplight International athletes to Canl ads to compete in Canadian events Canadians will be sent abroad for international exper ience andfncilltiee will he es tablished throughout the coun try to stage sports events lot of people think it will all go into pot for teams trav elling overseas dont believe this is the thinking behind the governments move The AAU hhpes It will Ii nance broad program to raise the standards of all Canadian sports first and then go more fully into financing teams for international competition Farrell was supported by Clarence Blight of Regina AAU president whose term of office ends this year We have void in Canada in sports after the high school level We hope the sports ad visory council will see way in which it can help fill this vacuum GEOFF GLENNS GENUINE boys to put up good show game is game NOTES it was mentioned at the end of yesterdays Sports teams in this league were to schedule their own games with Bradford The team do not have to play the Fords However it is expected Fai coos would be more than happy to oppose the 1900M champions Falcons will be donning new sweaters this year The re dominant color is blue with white atch on the shoulders Red to and blue stripes will color the arms BATSTONES 101 BAYFIELD ST 111s Veteran Orv Tessie did just about everything but count the gate receipts Wednesday night as he pulled Kingston Frontenlt ac out of slump and led them to 32 victory over HullOttawa Csnsdicns in an Eastern Prefer sional Hockey League game The myearvold centre saw tra duty when his team was sllorfhonded hci out on the power play en opponents were penalized scored the ty ing and winning goals and took over as coaChYl1rnWrrn£lahs was ejected by referee Vern Bailey in the second period ljéiry Blilr protatcd vehementlywhen two of his players Alf Truth and Jackie LcClair were penalised within 10 seconds into in the period Buffcy first handed bench penalty to Kin to then thumbed Blair from the rink when his protests continued For the Frontenacs who had dropped three of theiLlastouL starta the victory boosted their margin over the thirdplace Ca IIaircuis 75 Safarst 3100 Bsrbers CLIFFS BARBER SHOP so In lou Across from AW now leading Kitchener Waterloo Bearers COUN IS TWICE Tessler scored twice in the second period alter the Canon lens had taken lead on goals Irom Keith McCreary and Fred Hilts in tho first Bob At tersley ope ed the scoring for the Fronten Cansdiens goalie Cesare Slan Iago was pulled out of the act for the last minute at play but Ed0lladwickrcslstcd gangup on the Kingston net Canadians outsth Kingston lbs in the opening period then Frontenacs put on the pressure for the rest of the game and fin Ished with 3125 shooting edge Tonight the Beavers meet the Canadians at Hull and Sault Ste Marie Thunderblrds Trappers at North Bay play the sums HEATING FUELS Phone PA 66531 MONEY BACK GUARANTEE silent traction snow and mud fires sCIENrlFlCALLY aracan GRIFFIN lesNr oFPAVEMENT N0 SID ILIP IRE SERVI c5 PAm GOOD 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points Henri Richard of the Cana dicrs picked up one assist for 12 points and sixthplace tie teammate Ralph Back strum The leflers Eathgate New York Provost Montreal Litzenherger Detroit Eucyk Boston Geoffrion Montreal Backstrom Montreal Richard Montreal Wednesday chli Huuomlwn Kingston Tonights Games Kitchener at HullOttawa Sault Ste Marie at North Bay Western Lem Vancouver Calgary Los Angeles Portland NHL LEADERS standings Montreal woa7 lost tied points 15 Points Eathgate New York its Goals Provost Montreal AlllltI Bathgate 13 Shutouts Head Boston Penalties Fontinato Mont real 30 minutes Jflfljienns VOI January Fight LONDON APlEder lofre Brazil and John Caldwell of Ire land agreed to terms Wednes day for fight in Sao Paulo Brazil in anuary to clear up the worldrbantamwelght cham pionship picture Jofre is recognised as world champion by the National Box ing Association of the United States and various federations in Europe Caldwell British bantamveight king outpointe Alphonse Halimi of France in dull 10round bout here Tuesday recognized as champion in those parts of the world which did not rebognize Jofre ratings today Brownsuecesshsllydefeaded pound king advanced notch night Halimi previonIohansson Sweden Bob NEW yonx AP World lightweight champion Joe Brown was named fighter of the month by Ring magazine which announced its monthly his title with unanimous de cision over Bert Somodio dun ior welterweight champion of the Orient last week It was his 11th championship defence rdivision record Among those who moved up in the ratings was Sugarflay Robinson who defeated Willie Greaves of Edmonton and Danny Moyer in his comeback drive for shot at the middle weight crown The former 160 from fifth to fourth exchanging places wihElorondsoFernaav dez of Cuban In the heavyweightclass George Chuvalo of Toronto who lost on four to Joe Erskine of Wales fell from eighth to 10th Cleveland Williams of Texas moved up to eighth and Tom McNeeley of Arlington Mass who is scheduled to 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