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lzthspota Big Starts Gallop After POint Leaders MONTREAL CPIBig Frank hlnhoviich of Tomato ltfaplc Leafs stunned into the upper bracket of the ational Hockey League individual scor Ing race last week while the leaders were being virtually stifled for the second consecu Iiva week The speedy flycsr old left winger picked up six points ona goal and the assists In three games and moved into fourthplace tie with Detroits Gordie Howe Each has 28 points on 12 goals and 15 as lists Mahovlich third in last sea sons scoring iarade was in 81 KNUDSON Torontos George Knudsen gets hug from his pretty wife after winning his first maior 178 golf tournament Official league statistics re leased today show Andy Bathlt gate of New York Rangers still on top with 37 points on 11 goals and league leading 25 as sists He got one goal and arm assist in three outings and wid encd his lead over runncrvup Clauda Provost of Montreal Ca nadians to five points Provost who has league leading 17 goals in addition to 15 assists was shut out in three games Bernie Boom Booml Geof frion of the Canadians got two assists and retained third place with 29 points Ralph Backstrom and Don Marshall of the Canadians and Chlcag Ab McDonald also WINNER at Coral Gables Sunday Knudsen is Ontario open champion and last summer was runnerup to Al Balding in the Miller Trophy event Tessier Sets Pace In Eastern Loop OTTAWA CP Orval Tes aler veteran right winger with Kingston Frontenacs is setting torrid pace in the Eastern Professional Hockey gu scoring race with 22 goals and in assists in 25 games Tossier scored four goals and assisted on seven others last week to leap seven points ahead of his nearest rival Ed Boekstra of KitchenerWaterloo Beavers who has 34 points Hoekstras teammate Dava Balun tied for first place with Tassicr last week dropped to thirdplace tie with Tom Mclt Carfhy iers linemale They have 38 points With 45 games remaining in the schedule Tessier is setting an even hotter pace than two years ago when he set league records with 59 goals and 125 points League statistics issued Mon day showed three players tied for fifth place with 28 points Cleland Mortson of Sudbury Wolves Bill Carter of Hull0t tawa Canadiens and Mel Pear son of the Beavers Cesare Maniago of the Cana dians allowed only three goals in two games last week to take over the lead among goalkeeplt ers from Kitcheners Jack Mc Cartan who dropped to third spot Claude Colour of North Bay moved up to second Ma niago has goalsagainst aver age of 270 Dufour and Mc Carton 314 The league leading Beavers also lead in penalties with 427 minutes Dino Robazza of Sault Ste Maria is the most penalized player with 93 minutes The top scorers Legend HOIiuli Ottawa KWKit chener Waterloo KKings tan NBNorfli Bay SSault Ste Marie SuSudbury Tessier 22 Hoekstra KW Id Balan KW 18 McCarthy 16 Morison Su 11 51 Carter Pearson KW 22 Marcetta 12 Attersley Blackburn 14 Howarth Su Gonikeepersr GA Maningo H0 21 65 Dufour NE 24 72 McCartan KW 27 85 Chadwick 22 71 Wakeley 10 Kingston tot 25 at Wetzel Su 18 64 Boisvert Su 64 Sudhury tot 23 87 Edward 20 96 Crozier 12 Cheevers 150 Suult tot 25 111 444 Penalties in minutes by clubs Kitchener Waterloo 427 Snult Avg 270 300 314 322 333 324 355 460 378 480 400 nflaooooueNHOO Ste Marie 414 SudhurymL Kingston 374 HullOttawa 372 North Bay 268 Canadian Olympic Association Eliminates Four Competitions TORONTO CP Jim Wor rali of Toronto president of the Canadian Olympic Association said Monday that basketball cycling fencing and gymnastic ateams have been lapped off Can adas national team for the 1964 Olympic Games in Tokyo on provisional basis only want to clear up any mis understandings on this point Worrall said in an interview These sports can be reinsmted if they show us that they have athletes of international stand d5 Worrails nts were made following protest by Rev Marcel de la Sahlonniere Jesuit priest who runs the Immaculate Conception Sports Centre in Montreal He said in letter to Worrali the COAs decision Nov 25 was blow to the growth of gymnastics and demands by arious groups for government assistance in sports development in Quebec prov ince He said also the IDA was too sensitive to criticisms because Canadian athletes did not do well in past Olympics These criticisms were nimet= above all at the flagrant weaknesses of physical education at all levels of education Worroll said he fully agrees with the Montreal Jesuits views on the state of physical fitness of Canadian youth as it relates to taking part in Olympic Games added The swcl is not in send ing larger Olympic teams but to concentrate our efforts on de veloping more adequately trained competitors That has always been the aim of the COA Japan Hopes To WinMedals TOKYO AP Japan hopes to win 63 medals including 25 golds at the 1964 Tokyo Olym pic Games under training program drafted to build the countrys athletic level The program preparedby the countrys top sports and physical education instructors was revealed Monday by the Olympic Committee for Train ing and Strengthening of Japa nese Athletes Under the plan Japan is ex pected to spend $938588 in 1962 and $659183 in 1963 for ex changes ofsports delegations with and foreign countries picked up six points during the weak Backltrnm scored five goals and drew an assist to move into threeway tie for 10th place with points ltIor shail got two goals and four as 5th and in threewny tie for 16th place with 21 poian Mc Donald got four goals and two artists but still is far down the lintlo tie for Join place Ailing Johnny Bower of Tor onto held on to his lead in the race for the Velina Trophy awarded to the goalie who plays the most games for the team that allows the fewest goals Bo wer and his replaccmecnts roo kle Jerry Cheevers and veteran Dan Simmons have allowed 63 goals in 27 games for 233 goalagainst average Montreals Jacques Plantc gained an Bower by allowing only six goals in three games to reduce his average to 139 Terry Sawcbuk of Detroit leads in shutouts with three and Montreal continues as the most penalized team with M0 min utes Deienceman Dou Ponti nato of the Habs is the leagues most penalized player with 79 minutes The scoring leaders Bathgate NY 11 37 ID Provost hill 17 15 Geoilrion Mu ID 19 10 Howe Det la hiahovllch Tor 12 16 22 Ingarfield NY in 14 Kelly Tor Ii McKenney Bo 11 is Bucyk has 19 Backstrom hill 14 1o Prentice NY 10 14 Richard liltl IS Manna Boa 14 Mikita Chi is Ulirnan Def is 33E8335833 WhiSpering Sees Ewbank As Goat BALTIMORE AP Specu lation has started over whether Baltimore Colts will fire Veeb Ewbank as coach The whispering gained vol ume in the wake of Saturdays 3417 loss to Los Angeles Rams Carroll Rosenbloom the Colts principal owner says he will have hearttohcart talk with Ewbank after the end of the Na tional Football League season Ewbank head coach since 1954 became the toast of Balti more when the Colts won chains pionshlps in 1958 and 1959 How ever last season the record dropped to so and at present the Colts stand 76 The Rams who have won only four and lost nine are hav ing their own problems and fans on tho West Coast want to cIrlnobw whats wrong with the Martin Surpasses Last Years Effort TORONTO CPlPit Martin has so games remaining in the Ontario Hockey Association Ju nior schedule and already he has surpassed his total produc tion of last season The crew cut speedster for Hamilton Red Wings has scored 23 goals and 20 assists in 20 games for 43 points and five point lead in the scoring race Last year he had total of 41 points official stics including Sundays game show that Ha miltons Lowell MacDonald re tains place with 38 points on 17 goals and as sists Andrew Baudrias of Mont real Junior Canadians is third with 15 goals and 19 assists foi iowed by teammates Rejean Ri cher and Norm Dennis Richer has scored 15 goals Dennis has 21 assists Phil Esposito of St Cathar incs Teepees is in sixth place with 29 points Howie Dietrich of Niagara Falls Flycrs who had less than 20 points week ago Jumped into seventh with 28 points His 18 goals are the sec and highest to date Triandos Wants To Be Traded BALTIMORE APlGus Tri andos slugging catcher with Baltimore Orioles said today he wants to be traded to an other ciub before the start of another baseball season Triandos 31 an American League allstar in 1958 and 1959 said his desire to be dealt off has nothing to do with the Bal timore team or anyone person Ita just that feel that change would be best for all concerned he said in an inter view with sports writer Jim El liot of the Baltimore Sun Ive asked Lea Mac if Oriole president to trade me Triandos said If Im not traded by the interleague dead line midnight Friday would have to say that Ill be greatly disappointed lriandos cited Memorial Sta dium Baltimores home park with the fences 880 feet away in Ieitvnnd rightcen tre field as one reason for re questing change My limited abilities are not suited to the stadium and its long fences Ive never liked the park here Triandos said the famed Ori ole pitching staff with its flamethrowing youngsters and knuckle balling veterans is thehardast to catch of any Ive ever been with ItInxwall Stiles Los Angelel Mirror sports writer asked the players themselves Some of the answers We need leadership We have the weakest offence in the league The coaching staff is not get ting the most out of the play ers Vaterficid is figurchead and Pool does the coaching One player told Stiles You could have traded ma weeks ago and would have been happy Another said You can trade me tomorrow and make me the happiest person in the world Stiles said there was no real rebellion against Bob Water lield the former Rams star who now heads the coaching staff He said the players only real criticism of Waterfield is that he leans too heavily on assist ant coach Hamp Pool And Pool they said cant seem to get real offence roll DE Pool former head coach of the Rams returned to the club last year after three seasons as head coach for Toronto Argo nauts of the Eastern Football Conference Under him Argus finished last in 1957559 and he was fired in midseason of 1959 Ills To Develop Canadian Kids MONTREAL Ken Brown director of development for Montreal Alouettas said Monday night the matem Foot ball nfe rence club has launched program to help pro mote minor league development in Moncton NB Brown who made weekend trip to New Brunswick as guest of the Moncton Minor League Football Association said the Alouettes will send bail films to Moncton and assistant coach Leo Cahili is preparing conditioning program designed for boys in the 1216 age group The enthusiasm for football down there just amazed me he said They dont want mo ney at all They want techni cal and instructional aid of all the places in Canada Ive been this one impressed me more than all the others They really wantvto learn MANY FISHERMEN Norway had more than 41600 fishing craft of all types in 1960 including 28800 powered boats for coastal 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