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By STEVE JONESLU SporLs Editor GETTING BIGGER Years ago intermediate hockey drew as many fans as todays junior and more than todays senior Then for five or six years Intermediate hockey had long lean period In fact he just about died There were few leagues in the province Today the worm has turned again Intermediate hockey is big dealExampIes The Ontario Hockey Association got interested enough to designate lea gues There are three loops in this part of the province The OHA is sending its top officials to ban die the games These officials like Boston Blackies are pretty good authorities on league calibre Last year was told by one that Barrie was just three players away from being senior club Barrie was intermed iate Every intermediate club that Ive seen in the past season had at least one player who could play with senior team Some Im sure could be in the professional ranks if you decide where the bound aries are Only unfortunate part of the whole bit is that some critics go by names alone Senior they think is better hockey Granted it has more better hockey players This doesnt mean the games are any more exciting in senior JUST NOTES Congratulations to Mr and Mrs Ken Robertson on the birth of hockey player at Royal Vic toria Hospital on the weekend The little fellow should be an experienced performer by the time he laces on hisfirst blades Mrs has carried him to several Bay City Falcons As most courts games this winter grade schools have outdoor basketball it was suggested that the youngsters be taught the fundamentals of this game as well as football Again youre reminded that this will add to the lads enjoyment when he reaches secondary school where the games are extremely well tutored Sixteen young ladies young women girls or what ever they prefer to be called have stated their in tentions to play for Barrie female hockey team The gals had workout scheduled for Stayner last night Heard about group of hockey fans from Colling wood that found an uninvited guest in their car few weeks ago It was following the Meaford game here At about Sunnidale Corners were surprised as can be to the frontseat occupants hear mumbling inthe rear seat It seems slightly inebriated chap had fallen asleep in the Collingwood car during the hoc key game and went unnoticed for almost half an hour The fine Collingwood chappies did the stotvaway the service of returning him to Barrie 1K DETERMINED RESOURCEFUL MR EMERY GETS HIS LIVER William Emery of Barrie terms himself as determined and resourceful man For 30 years This year William from friends says son Don fadrer went hunting deer just to didnt hunt of Emery Engineering his relish the taste of the liver He was relying on promises But you know some promises However Mr Emery was on his way to Toronto yester day via Highway 400 Near the King side road deer leapt from one of the high banks right into the path of the Emery car fvo men in truck trailing the Emery auto came to the rescue fearing the elderly was damaged The deer was Sandy Ellis Department of from Maple was called to the sc Emery got the liver gent had been hurt only In killed car Lands and Forests officer no He got the deer Mr PegnFlees Cold To Warm Ontario WINMPEG CP Winni peg Blue Bombers taking no chances with Western Canadas wintry winds were set today to head for warmer weather in the East and final tuneups for their Grey Cup engagement with Ha milton TigerCats in Toronto Sa turday The Bombers had hoped to stay at home until Wednesday but the threat of snow and near zero temperatures forced them to pull out day earlier Coach Bud Grant sent the Bombers through drill Mon day night and said it was pretty grim out there The temperature was 18 degrea above zero The Bombers are to work out at Varsity Stadium in Toronto and Grant is not expected to waste time getting them into the routine of daily practices The only Bomber to miss Monday nights practice was punting fullback Charlie Shep ord He has touch of flu Grant said Ray Jauch speedy 175pound halfback will proba bly get into action against the Ticats He sat out the final Western playoff game against Calgary Stampeders with pulled tendon MAY REPLACE HAGBERG In that game fullback Roger Hagberg entered the lineup and fullback Gerry James was used as halfback for the first time in six years The Bombers won 4314 Jauchs speed and ability to catch passes may win him his job back Grant favors fast breakaway backfielder who can sweep the ends against big line such as the TigerCats pas sess gt One of Grants big decisions wont be made until late Friday Hell have to pick pair of in side line from Dave Burkholder Gar Warren and Jack Delveaux Meanwhile assistant coaches John Michels and Joe Zaleski are concerned about Hamiltons poweful passing attack which features such men as Gerry McDougall Hal Patterson Paul Dekker and Carver Shannon Of special interest to Winnipeg fans will be Shannon formerly with the Bombers TORONTO CPiPit Martin is the new scoring leader and Montreal Junior Canadiens are finally getting established Official statistics from the Ontario Hockey Association Iu nior series show that Martin collected nine points with four goals and five assists in Hamil tons four games during the week and replaced teammate Lowell MacDonald as the scar ing leader Martin has 33 points on 18 goals and 15 assists Mac Donald has 30 points with 12 goals and 18 assists The Canadians broke Hamil tons 14Agame unbeaten streak with 73 decision Sunday An dre Boudias paced tale attack with four goals and moved into sole possession of third place with nine goals and 14 assists for 23 points TAMPA Fla IAPI Minnie Minoso one of baseballs top flight performers has joined superstar Slan Musial in St Louis Cardinals outfield follow ing his trade by Chicago White Sex for outfielderfirst baseman Joe Cunningham The even swap was the sec and intervlmgue deal at the an nual baseball convention Moo day In trade of less magni tude Cleveland Indians sent right handed pitcher Bobby Locke to Chicago Cubs for in fielder Jerry Kindall Johnny Kcanc manager of the Cardinals said The addi tion of bllnoso not only gives us more experience in the outfield but adds punch mixed in with Ken Boyer Bill White and Mu sial Also it wiu enable us to bring along our two promising young outfielders Charley James and Carl Warwick the way we want to Theyll spell llIusial and Minoso when they show signs of needing rest Curt Flood who finished strong las year halting 322 in 132 games will patrol centre field He is If to hlusials 11 and Minosos listed 39 Some folks insist Minnie is at least LOPEZ HAPPY 100 Al lopcz manager of the White Sex is just as pleased with Cunningham as Keane ls with Minoso Cunningth not only is good hitter but he gives us ma noeuvrability because he can play first base as well as the outfield Lopez said The acquisition of Cunning ham who batted 286with seven home runs and 40 runs batted in in 113 games last year paves the way for further trade possi bilities The White Sox are re ported willing to swap Roy Siev els their slugging first base man for either starting pitCher or third baseman Mlnoso is one of the fastest men in the game and swings one of the big hats The colorful Cuban last season led the White Sox in runs scored with 91 stole nine bases hit 14 home runs and drove in 32 runs despite 230 batting average his lowest in 12 American League campaigns with Cleve land and Chicago It was busv day for the av lenthungry major leaguers who purchased 35 minor league players for record outlay of $680000 In Iheir annual raid of their rivals farm system Minnesota Wins Cleveland and Los Angeles Angels selected four players apiece while Balli more Orioles Kansas City Ath letics Washington Senntors and the White Sox drafted three each The Senators had first pick and drew Ken Hamlin weak hitting shortstop with Toronto Maple Leafs of the ln ternatlonal League for $251100 the standard minor league draft price Players drafted included out fielder Gino Cimoli by Kansas City pilcher Moe Drabowsky by Cincinnati Reds pltcher Billy Short by Baltimore and in fielder Billy Console by Phila delphia Phillies IIIII Tilts ln Minor Hockey rFour game were played in the NHL division of Church Legion Minor Hockey Leagua last night here Boston started things with 60 shellacking of Chicago Bri an llchibbon had three goals for the winners and Brian Cottrell Paul Grassland and Danny Burtch had singletons Bob Grunt had two goals for Winnipeg and singles came from Glen Davis Jim Dube Steve Atkinson Ralph BellaA my Jim Thompson and Ted Osborne Barry Helmer had two goals for Trail and Bev lhurlow Doug Young Bruce Russel and Brian Kelly had singles Goals by Don Kissell and Bill Fell gave Toronto 71 win over Detroit Jack Miller scor ed for the losers Montreal vhitewadled New York 70 Kenny French had three goals for the winners and singles came from Greg and Mike Wolfenden Lorne Adams and Larry Emms Tessie Paces EPL Scorers OTTAWA CWVeteran cen tre Orvnl ie perennial higbvscorer for Kingston Fronlt tenncs scored two goals in three games last week to move into firstvplace tie with Dave Balon of KitchenerWaterloo Beavers In the Eastern rofe ssional Hockey League scoring race Statistics re by the league today gave Tessier leagueleading 14 goals coupled with 10 assists for 24 points Ba lon last weeks leader scored once in his teams only game to raise his total to 11 goals and 13 assists The top scorers Legendf HO Iluli Ottawa Kingston KW Kitchener Waterloo NB North Bay Sault Ste Marie Su Sudbury Pts Pim 10 24 13 2A 49 Tessier 14 Ralph KW 11 Morison Su 10 13 23 44 Hoekstra KW 13 22 Hilts 110 12 20 26 Stankiewicz Su 11 20 7A Marcetta 11 20 Kachur 14 20 31 Carter H0 16 20 Kuryluk 10 19 55 Pearson KW 13 19 22 Blackburn 14 19 Goalkeepers records GA 50 McCartan KW 19 SO Maniago 1+0 20 57 Dufour NB 18 54 Chadwick 15 45 Wakeley 10 Kingston tot la 55 Wetzel Su 15 49 Eoisvert Sn 16 Sudbury tot 11 65 Edwards 18 83 Crozier 500 Sault tot 19 88 463 Penalties in minutes by clubs Sault Ste Marie 357 Hull Ot tawa 330 Sudbury 317 Kitch enerWaterloo 312 Kingston 238 Avg 263 285 300 300 333 305 326 533 361 461 QGQOOOHQHHON North Bay 225 The 11 ions have won seven straight games scoring 40 goals in the process and allow ing only 15 Phil Esposito St Catharines rookie is fourth among scoring leaders He scoredfour goals against Peterborough Petes Thursday and game winner Saturday against Niagara Falls Flyers and has 14 goals and eight assists for 22 points Eodon Smith of the Royals is fifth with 20 points and defence man Jacques Laperriere and centre Norm Dennis of the Ca nadiens each have 18 Hamiltons Bud Blam is still the goalkeeping leader with 25 goalspergomc average but Montreals Holmes gained on him lowering his sv elage lo 283 In Preparation Bay City Falcons arent really enjoying the week layoff in the Georgian Bay Intermediate Hockey League Anxious for Friday to roll around so they can play Coiling wood Shipbuildcrs here Fal cons have been working in earn est at recent practices The fol lows seemed to have added zip over the ice last night Hungry Falcons Working Hard For Collingd An encouraging note was the improved skating tnnd speed of Ab Bowen the giant forward Ab has been hampered by JE injuries this season and wasnt exactly in machine With the ailments subsiding bit Abs getting better balance which means more steam be hind his booming drives Three fellows who havent seen any action with Falcons tilts winter and only time and performance will say whether they will have been working with the club AI Norrena former speedy Ieftwinger with the Junior Barrrie Flyers was used on line with John hfnloney and Gerry McBride Larry Reid and Jack Labar whove been to several work outs pitched in where neces snry Every able member of the regular club with the urception of Dove Sanderson was In prac tice garb Inst night Charlie Hastings rearguarrl may find that hes through for the year via ligament damage suffered in the exhibition game gainst Galt Terriers Novem er Provost Gaining On Hdndy Andy MONTREAL CP Andy Hathgate of New York Rangers was held to two points in four games last week and lost ground to Montreals Claude Provost in the National Hockey Leagues individual scoring race Official statistics released to day show Bathgate scored his 10th goal and picked up 23rd assist tops in the league for 33 points three more than Pro vost week ago Balhgate led by six points Provost scored twice running his leagueleading goal total to 16 and assisted on three goals Bernie Boom Boom Geof frion of Canadiens last seasons scoring retained third place with four point week He scored his ninth goal and picked up his 14th 15th and 16th assists for L5 points Earl Ingarfield of New York Henri Richard of Montreal and Don McKmney of Boston Bruins are deadlocked for fourth at points Ingarfield had two as sists last week McKennEy had one goal and one assist and Bi chard in twoway tie for ninth position week ago once andI drew three assists KELLY ADVANCES Red Kelly of Toronto Maple Leafs scored three goals and assisted on another and jumped from 13th spot to tie for sev enth with 21 points Tied with Kelly are Doug Mohns and Johnny Bucyk of Boston and Dean Prentice of New York Gordie Howe who played in record breaking LDIJUth NHL game for Detroit Red Wings Sunday had one goal in three starts and dropped to 11th place with 20 points equally divided between goals and assists Veteran Johnny Bower of Toronto still leads the race for the Vezina Trophy awarded an AL NORRENA nuauy to the goalie who plays the most games for the team that allows the fewest goals Bower has goalsagainst av erage of 225 for 20 games fol lowed by Chicagos Glenn Hall with 263 Montreal continues as the most penalized team with 277 minutes Defenceman Lou Fon tinato of the Canadiens is the most penalized player with 15 minutes The scoring leaders Pts PiM Bathgale NY 10 23 33 Provost Mtl 16 14 30 Geoffrion Mtl 16 25 Ingarfield NY 11 ll llIcKeny Bus 13 Richard Mi 13 Kelly Bus 10 11 Mohns has 13 Prentice NY 13 Bucyk Bos 16 Howe Det in 10 Mahovlich Tor 10 Litzbger Del 10 Pulford Tor 10 17 Keen Tor 11 17 ANCIENT SPORTS The first mounted horse races of which there is record were run at Olympia in Greece in 624 BC 21 21 21 20 19 17 HEATING FUELS Phone PA 66531 Attention Sport Fans GREY CUP GAME AND PRO HOCKEY December 2nd worm HEAVYWEIGHT CHAMPIONSHIP FIGHT December 4th If you are going to Toronto for the Big Games or the Big Fight travel the comfortable dependable way go Canadian National Ask about special party rates and individual Saturday OneDay ex cursion fares Enjoy this big weekend in Toronto Enjoy it even more when you relax and let CN do the driving for you Call your local CN Rail Travel Service Of fice for convenient schedules Phone PA 84400 cANAnlAN NATIONAL Cards ACquire Minosol Cheevers Helpsl To Team With Music 500 Get Draw SUDBUIIY CPI Sault Ste Marie fllunderbirds bolstered by new goaltender earned their first point in three games when they tied mdbury Wolves Monday night It was the third Eastern Pro fessional Hockey League road game in three nights for the last place lhunderbirds who lost at Kitchener Saturday and at North Day Sunday Netminder Jerry Cheevers sent down to Sault Ste Mariel by Toronto lllnple Leafs of the Natalonl League hlondayl night turncdnside 24 shots to help his mates to or draw While he held the fort in thel second period blocking is drives compared to the four shots Sudburys Carl tetzcl had to handle the Thunderbirds scored two of their goals Wet zel made total of 23 saves Cheelers it has been Tor ontos practice goalie but gen eral mmagermach Punch Im lach felt he wasnt getting enough experience with the Leafs The Wolves who climbed into thirdplace tie with Hull0t tawa Canndiens scored all their goals while Sault players we Salurdlsa not Barber CLIFFS BARBER SHOP 23 Du from Arm from uunour now in the penalty box Dennl Ralhwell scored the only gfi in the first 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