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nrnx BARBIE BANNER THURSDAY NOV an SPORTS COMMENT Hockey Introduces Revolutionary Rules ByCHRBAYIMl THE FACE of Canadian hockey both professionally and through the amateur ranks has erienced marked chart this season simply throng the addi tion of two gnificant rules We known by now to the average hockey buff through early exposure to the National Hockey League the rule changes have strong impact on the pattern of play SPEAKING DIRECTLY about the changes in face oif conduct and the new legislation preventing goal keepers from freezing the puck freely and conse quently delaying the game the colorful Toronto Maple Leaf mentor George Punch lmlach never at loss for words was his usual self When the NHL whistle tooters cracked down on the nowtile at tactics without delay Imlach of course was the to comment This reaction is typical of any bench master who has had basic tactic removed through new rule appli cation We of course refer directly to the change mking interference on the faceoff penaltycarrying of once lN THIS CASE rule preventingsuch move has always been in the book and the new lnovation is mere lv clarification This writer is well pleased that ac tion has been taken for it is our view that faceoff should be kept movement of skill rather than one developed into brute force This disentanglement also aids the small mans game an equalizing factor THE OTHER major change in hockeys bible is hit more vague The goalkeeper when fielding puck must fling it away before three seconds have expired or minor penalty for delaying the game may be call ed This one has entered the hooks to stop the net minders from terminating action any time they wish such as forcing stop for player change DiFFiCULT TIME for referees is forecast since this is another judgment call Dispute could develop over what constitutes three full seconds and the cir cumstances surrounding the freezing One case in point was early in the NHL schedule when John Ashley called Johnny Bower with several enemy forwards right on his doorstep CENTRAL ONTARIOsenior hockey has already witnessed two examples of the new enforcements im pact In the schedule opener Tuesday night at Orlllia the winning goal for SevenUps was registered with the hosts man short Dalton McArthnr had nailed Orlllia netmlnder Bob Shropshire for possessing the Erick too long Billy Burtchs tying marker in last days exhibition tangle with Midland Flyers came directly from faceoff This is prime example of titre freedom of movement now resulting from the rarv ELSEWHERE ON these pages may be found more details on the second ballot Schenley Award results When Grey Cup week rolls around much of the at tentlon will he centred around the choice for the na tions outstanding player Two superb choices have emerged from the mass votlngin each team For the West fullback Lovell Coleman is main cog in the highly regarded Stampeder machine His opponent is man of considerable stature both on and off the field The selection of Dick Shatto as the Easts representative is high honor for he was solitary shining light in the sinking Argonant ship Demon strating unique natural ability along with high standard of good sportsmanship Shatto has made the allratar squad sixiirnes since he arrived in Canada 19 years ago His determination alone has earned tum prime consideration for Canadas top grid honor HOCKEY RECORD ma CANADIAN PRESS momma Result Vancouver 51m Angeles Tonights Game Vancouver at San Francisco Eastern lasagna Clinton Jahnstown New York Jacksonville Knoxville Greensboro 11 Nashville Charlotte long island New Haven lnternntmnal League Dayton Des Moines Toledo Fort Wayne Saskatchewan Junior FIin Flon Brandon Exhibition Omaha OPEL Canadas na tional team St Paul llilsa Minneapolis Omaha St louis Memphis Wednesdays Resuli st Paul St Louis Fridays Games St Paul at Tulsa Memphis at St Louis Omaha at Minneapolis nabmq ansenoa nausea Namszy Vancouver Los Angeles Victoria San Francisco Court Commences Milwaukee Case MWAUKEE AP Oral arguments are scheduled to be gin today in US District Court on request by Milwaukee Braves that the court take jur isdiction over an attempt to force the NationalLeague base ball team to play its 1966 home games here After the Braves amounted plans last month to move to At lanta Ga for next season Mil waukee County obtained in state cornt temporary order whidi prevents the Braves horn enlarging Talk Growth PKOENIX Ariz CPiWili the major leagues expand to two IZcIub circuits by the start of the 1965 season By 19667 Ever That is set of questions which baseball bigwigs are dis sramrsneas COLEMAN National Team WINNIPEG QiClnadnl national hockey team suffered ILr second defeat in nine exhibi tion games here Wednesday night 51 setback to Omaha Knighta oi the Central Proton aional laagtie Omaha lost 21 decision to the Canadians Tuesday night Gary Peters and Ron Naud sparked the Omaha attack with two goals each Andre Boudrais added one Bill Johnson operin scoring at 1149 at the first period for Can ada Marshall Johnston and Fred Dunsmnre each scored in the third OWLINC carton moms Barrie North and Barrie Oui al emerged from dusk nlng with on even share of the victory wells The enmsl strug gle for the city high ndsool title was keenly contested on the Central field Norths Jurrhrn well on their way to Gemgian Bay Secondary School awn stretched their unbeaten streak RESULTS Uonvllin Rollin Slopes Has Four bowlers in the sixsqilad Deena Vs 5min shared lopmgidivldglal onors for posting In and triple scores Silrley Hew klns of Deluxe Taxi kept up her leading average of 148 with the top ladies triple nt 489 Arlene Hill managed the high ladies single of 190 31 pins higher than Maurice Mitdrell who topped the men Fred Keans posted mens high triple of mwhile Ron Milburn boosted his best average of 148 Phyllis Root Alma bowls Glen Ball and Bill Fahey counted high handicap scores Game Scores It Car Wash Rubys Salon Lowes than nitqu Dons Erin Service Deluxe Taxi Dennis Moran ltd Team Standings Rubys sa ion 42 Lowes Furniture 41 Den nis Moran Ltd Deluxe Taxi as Dons Esso Service 27 JB Car Wash 18 ammo MAJOR Clarksnn Hotel held the lead in tight fourwarn struggle at the top of the italub circuit Neveralairers Conn Rodgers and Outlaws are all within three puinls of the pace letters individually Terry Hamilton again headed the ladies scoring with the high single of 275 and triple of 710 Her three was count was higher than the best ns effort on by lads Green side Bob Miller headed mens single game scoring at my Team Standings Clarkson Hotel 40 Neverdmzers 38 Gem Huskers as Outlaws av Halllt Way Gang 33 Aces 15 Hards 21 orLee Motel 19 Rai den 17 Challengers lit Westen ders Alley Busters ruasoav rwnndirr mo Twilight kept up threepoint bulge stop their nine opponents by taking two of three games from Rolling Stones Hot Shots notified the runnerrep slnt as Ito es babeswere beaten ludividuallyw Herm Eelanger scored the best triple of 568 and Ron Lees 217 was the top single Bea Faulkner also cracked the zoo game mark at 205 Top Singles Lee 217 Faulk ner nos Eelanger 197 Vern Steele lVI Arleen Houston 191 Ann Smith 18s liens Donaghy for Bob Green iai Helga neck er 130 Joe McLaughlin 176 Game Scores The Beatles Corvairs Commanders The Animals iwilrghts Rolling Stones Hot Sink Has Been st seem aam an ngs Hot Shots is Ronnies Brine 12 The Beetle 12 The Animals 12 Misfits nVa Commanders aissing here at informal meat ings that officially arent hap penlng The club owners and commissioner Ford Prick plus other offlcials agreed some time ago to meetl here in pri vate for long look at baseball but the date and site leaked out Sam Smith president oithe Southern League has suggested to the majors that timetable of expansionbe drawn up cause the constant mud franchise changesmre the minor 1eagucs li Worth Seattle Oakland and so lanta arer the mating the move or fromask ing otgar leagusesowneie for the remur perini on to move In mapparent action to weed the court proceedings the Braves asked the federal court to tales LIISIIlIHr MENS MAJOR mm Andre Knight remained at the head of the llsquad league with narrow 1110 verdla over lokevlaw Dairy while second place gunmldmhorsltner and 01m ed ga gmun os lrlrg to River Garden Restaur ant who are involved in tight fiveoeam chm for third place honors Russ Duncan paced Emco to strong win with the nights high single of Hi Ken Pringle cf Kerrs Jewellery managed the high triple of all Best scor es otthaseason to data are held by Ron Lee 199 and Russ Motilvern M7 lbp Triples Prlngle 614 Vern Steele 605 Top Singles Duncan Frank Light 209 Harry Realty 205 Herm Belanger rot Dong Faishroiher Vlnoa Carlson Game Scores Bats Shoes so DE 15 Kerns Jewellery 38 Dons Esso 27 Ehnco its Argo Sanitation Andre Knight 14 Lakeview Dairy 10 River Gar dens Nedaurant at Harold For star 17 Bayshore Motor Hold Snacir Bar 13 Team Standings Andre Knight 194 Harold Forster and Company 1V7 Holiday Snack Bar in Kerns Jewellery 171 Na Shoes 167 River Garden Restaurant for Dons Essa lot Italoevlew Dairy 148 Argo Sani tation 146 CE Emco 128 hayshoreMotor Hotel ioo 06E mo TWIN Lucky Sevens jumped into the tense struggle for the lead live points off the pace by tripping Eager Beavers 52 AlianIDun canyyiiyays instrumtgntilestinfhla move earning rings game 245 and three guise Minutes of the night The team standings are indi ed tight with nine of the 12 with infivmpoints of fire top Dun can rwll receive crest award from ABC for bowling ioo pins above his onegame average while Jessie Mills earneda sim ilar award for her 500 series She scored triple of son Game Results Snookera Avengers Untouchables Doodaitles Lucky sevens Eager Beavers Arts Mer curys Pin Fighters Dee Jays mldcats 0neEight ies Team Standings Wildcats $7 DeeJays £2 Maw Dune We ere timetables so Doo Lilies 29 monkera as Lndry Sevens at Avengers Mszr Pin Flatten lo ARGONAUTS orcK sHArro Omahagears NORTH cmrnii spur uniOr Vikings Near Georgiancry Crown to Isak as they filmed the 5l in the senior dads shortened in the second half by fulhng light conditions Gerard ended linkinght kg for mains amp upsetting senior Vikins ml Central seniors oompleied their 1961 sch odulc with 34 record while Norths mark was tilted to four wins and two defeats gitExam teed lilo half time rim also minute quart ers due to the fastclosing dark ness the oension was felt in time ex ang ed touchdown in the third stanza gave North is slirnonevpolnt lead before the hosts roared back with the deciding major in fire North has sailorlimit vwiri bill rnrnalning against Park Stnet which is slated for Orlllia tomorrow afternoon iliilfaiiki it saga right from the start as they continued their powerful ball manor game they scored two unconverted touchdowns in the ahead with another major in the third stanza as Central roared beds with two line croseem one converted making the score 3313 with 15 minutes lemainlng the title pursues added to their hotel Willi two more MW be fore time ran out Bob Bobyir was the outstanlt ding individual on the one rim ning the ball for sizmizle yard ege dnmirs and pomng four touchdowns Dave hinningharn and Tbompstmearnod two ma EtaluT more Sit on on of conversions and quarterbark Pat Quinn honfed single gt We pair mg pages or cmidadowne SENIOR GAME In moan widi the domina tion of the North Jtmlors the host Central senior squad exhi bited implred detcrrriinatlon fril filling their moiler rule Central drew first blood with the first and only touchdown of the fiist quarter converted necessarily North roared bad to knot the telly before Caincl mused Mauch Villained Best Manager NEW YORK iAP Gena Mauch who led Philadelphia Phllllcs to their highest stand lngln 14seasonsdcspitaniate season stirrup was named Na tional leagoe Managermf Ilia Year for 1964 Wednesday In the annualAssociated Press poll The scrappy asyearlold col lected es voteain the balloting by 84 baseball writers Johnny Keane of the pennant winning St Louis Cardinals was second with 16 votes Dick Sister who filled in for the ailing Fred Hut chiruon at Cincinnati had three while Hutchinson drew one vote Maucb also was named NL Manager of the Year by the AP in 1962 Last season he directed the Phillies to swgame lead with only two weeks left to play However the team lost lo games in rowfrom Sept 21 through Sept so than re bounded to win the final two fromfincinna NADIAN WHISKY PROUDLY LKIORTED TO MORE THAN 50 COUNTRIES Hill tit outrun III LAittrna nv CANADIAN Scrtrrlrrv nlsvlllElilfs iii lbrnArnold one while place drer Bob Nellson was acou rnte on one of three conversions mdboistedeslnclerorNoith Norw the quarter mded rafter on exchange at midfield Neilsoo kicked long soy single to compensate the convert fine visitoli Miiied early to second nine ng way mm 25 yard line Strong Mining was exhihlbetl by Stephen and Con rad Maloney Atkinson climaxed the attack wit ha oneyard scor ing plunge and the convert kl was srrcemful From the kidroif Snow elec tnfred the anwd of an Slime ted 600 ifiiaients with mec taculnr 90vde ramble down the sidelines before bang forced out of bounds The North defense held however and field goal try strutt the goalpofls Central finally moved in front for the second tinre as Arnold mined with quarterback Jim Btnke for touchdown pass mooessfully oonverted After brief livenunu te break at half time the tough clash resumed with North controlling the play in the third quarter Denny Boyne intercepted pass givmg North possession on the Connat 25 Stephens wpiialized on the WWW with own size able garne the finalfor 10 yards and the son Atkinsons scum ate DOW gave the visitors 1m lead gaina1 crashed right has walls determined gonad at tank right from the kickoff Wlflr Wit and Canuthers join ing forces in the backfield Gen lral advanced inside the North 10 and Snow crashed over with the winning points as the rapid disappearing lime approach ed five minutes Neilson added the convert to move the telly to 2013 In similar determined drive North fled downfield with pear to Fred Hones moving them to wrihinlsyardsofawinJiow ever time nan mitvand Central had aided Norths champion ship owned 55 us ronav BATSTIIIIES TIRE seavrce tor camera st 72S654 Schenley Award Choice Narrows 1WD Wt The chairs of Canadas mundl proiw clonal football player nan roved down to twornan fight between halbacl Dick Shaun of TorontoArgonauts and titli back Lovell Coleman of Calgary era mite 11year veteran with Argonauts was named the best in the Eu Wednesday night in ballot or football writers and broadcasters in the Enters Conference cities of Hamilton Tomato Ottawa and hlontrcaL Dileman was named his conn terpart hi the West by voters trom the Western Conference cities of mnnlpeg Regina Cai gary Edmonton and Vancouver fbmnu Grant native of Windsor Ont and pumtch log half with Hamilton flger Catr was named the outstand ing Canadian player in the East and taannnaie John know do facing fills with the in amp our was named of the year in file Elsi cam Defensive half Larry Robin son also of the Stampede Had product of minor football in Calgary was whom the outs standing Canadian In the West LtnemanoftheYear honors in the were went be lindtatier TODAY IN SPORT HOCKEY Georgian Bay Junior 14a gue Barrie Siomat Orlllia Tom Brown of the RC Dons further ballot will be held among voters to the nine Cana dian Football league cities in name the winner in each cale sory from anions the six named Wednesday night Results will announced Wednesday Nov Barrow was dsosen Cansdaa outstanding lineman in 19m and Brown topped the poll tut year Quaiterbaii Russ Jackson of Ottawa Rough Riders who won both the outstanding and Cana dian player awards in tour did not gain recognition in this years balloting Jackson ioiucd the pro ranks from hlclfartar University in Haml ton Bauer Predicts Top Contendef nutsmm altcama Olympic HY David Bauer laid Wedneldly this country will regain Its loll prominence in the sport by Hy lass Winter Olympics Oir 00mph team will be comparable to club from the Central Pro Hodiey league for the 1968 games he said We feel we must attain this oath grgof player to regaingths Father Baier whose 19M team came home without me dal but performed with distinc tion said he would like to blend combination of reinstated am atcurs and ooileglans from the University of hfsnlloba We feel the most dedicated Huskies Orillin Community Cen tre 330 pm By THE CANADIAN mass Ptmdllmladin $30000 bio on Dickie Moores mm happened to pay off to ma Toronto MorrisLeAfa coeds laid down lisat much car last me to seem the 33 yearoid left winger from Mont Ital Canadian in the National by doctorlithgathhfm was 40 per oen left him Waited But lmlacb disagreed He be lieved that com who scored 54 goals dur 11 NHL seasons would stlfl be of help to his cilia destite one years retirement and simmer op eration to cure his knee ali merits dont care what Hie doo tors any linladi insisted hes fighter Moore will come into the Emma and score goal lid our first game cgalmt Cana rena Giver little oworhmity to see angula ioe time Moore has not earned any points with Tomato so far and has picked up whooping 38 minutes in penal ties But he gets chance to make hisooach lookgond to maht PAY FIRST VISIT lormto visits the Canadieos at the Forum for the firm time this eased while Detroit plays host to New York In the two NHL games edieduled Even Montreal coadr Toe Blake has feeling Moore will score but hes nottaking any extrao precautions Hell be treated just like anyone else on the Leafs but if kndwmy teard he said Moore will probably store goal We seem to have the bad habit of generous to for mer Canadiens Henri Richard Montreals of red cap TEST antitreeze of protection TEST Hodreyuague draft lieHabs mateurl play hockey in Mania tcbl Punchs Gamble Hits Prime Test the victim or Montreall en win at man last week Tonights action may help un ravel the traffic jam atop the datum lbmto Montreal and Detroit are all ll with 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