Barrie Examiner, 1 Feb 1964, p. 8

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Timmys autograph was in great demand at the Sports Celebrities iath annual din ner held at the Royal York in Toronto Wednesday John Pocket Rocket Big at Ikn WILLIE WEILER GETS TIMMYS AUTOGRRPH ny Wayne and Frank Shusicr who at one time served in Camp Borden Join Sgt Willie Weller in autograph hunting Wayne and Shuster cmeeed the program at which Sgt Weller was one at the out standing sporta celebrities Tlte dinner helps raise loads to aid crippled children National Deience Photo Expected To Explode Hockeys zoogoal plateau has come within the imminent group at Frank Mohovlich and ilcnri Richard But its not because at any prolilic work by either men thts season anyway For some reason the two have fallen well all expectation so tar in the National Hockey League campaign You wouldnt call thcm slumpvrlddon lot or fellows around the NHL would trade to their production tor Mnltovlicha 1a goals and Richards 11 its just that the pair are capable of much better things When Mahovtich is going lNNSRRUCK Austria toot right no one in the league Clancy Torontos clluslve as with the possible exception or sistant coach says he expects Gordie News or Robby tlull Mahovlich to shake loose tor can touch him tor slicer mac nctisrn and glitter on the at tack He can make even the mast proitcient detcncemnn look in ept witlt massive skating stride and burst tor the net couple at goals soon Richard one at the smaller men in the league in physical stature at livelootescven is lessexplosive but more tona cious typo oi pariorrncr it must have seemed to many not they say that Mahaviich gonltenders in years gone by charcoal man in 106001has that every time they looked up Willie maintaining the right there was the little Rocket lead mental pitch and needs to be ing rush prodded 111 any event he was re ported Friday to be moving But this season he hasnt had as much at the puck as he used at to have And to aggravate high gear in Toronto Maple things he has been hit by bad Leals practice and King luck around the goalmouth Russian Speed Skater Wins3rd Gold Medal wrry or tyrannyr IJIMMMM apeviva watern wmmrflvmvw can assure mumps anionic manner uses rivers can as Win Over Petes it Niagara Falls Flycrs and Peterborough Petcs continue to take turns occupying tourth place in the Ontario Hockey As sociation Junior series it should provc interesting come the 3nd at the season At the beginning 01 the week the Fates were ahead by one point Fridsy the Flyers took decision over Petcrborough on home ice and now hold the slim lead it could develop complicated belie briore too long The idle St Catharines Black Hawks are in third spot but only Ftyers in other league action the Oshawa Generals pulled out win over lsrtplsce Kitcia easr Rangers with just over two minutes remaining in the gains in Kitchener scones ma COAL Csptltn Ron Scbock tired his late more one point up on the tsth goal at the season to send HOCKEY American League Eastern Division 1V AP 29 10 131 155 50 2010 1147150 55 20 27 iii 165 40 Providence um 317016541 Springtield 1520 2117 16532 Western Division Cleveland 2015 316111050 Pittsburgh 2521 ttsotssst Rochester 2320 015713146 Ruitalo 1m 111617132 Fridays Results Hershey Baltimore Ruttalo Providence Springlisld Rochester Tonights Games Rochester at Cleveland Baltimore at Hershey Quebec at Pittsburgh Hullan at Sprlogiicld Sundays Grimes Springiteld oi Buiialo Hershey at Pittsburgh Cleveland at Providence Quebec Iat Rochester Central Pntesatonal Pt Omaha 30 518711465 St Louis 2110 7123111553 hlinacanolis 2211 810510950 St Paul 2224 216016440 Cincinnati 731 114 221 20 Fridays Results Cincinnati Minneapolis St Patti St Louis Tonights Games St Louis at Omaha Minneapolis Cincinnati Ontario Junior Quebec Hershey Baltimore war Alth the Firm on the road to vie tory in the opening period Scbock added his 301b which turned out to be the eventual winner when Petcrborough goalie Chuck Goddard steered the puck Into his own net Ted Sort and Dave Armstrong picked up Nllgsr Falis other lth Wright matched Echocits output tor the visitors while tlm Paterson accounted tor the other George Vsil broke up tie at 1750 ot the third period tipping in pass from Bill Smith Denny OShea counted pair tor Oshawa with the other soloing tram dcicnocman Bobby rr Kitchener msrksmeo were Bob Jones Cord Ksnosgtemc and John Becchcy Sundays schedule has Ton onto visiting St Catherine Kitchener at Montreal and Hamilton playing host to 0th swa RECORD St Coliiitles 2115 510616747 Niagara Falls 2015 015519548 Peterhorgh 1910 711210105 Oshawa 1t21 616717114 Hamilton 725 ateoroorz Kitchener 531 3922015 Frtdus Results Peterborough Niagara Falls Oshawa Kitchener Sundays Ghmu Toronto at Cathortncs Kitchener o1 tontrcai Oshawa at Hamilton Western League Denver Las Aageles San Francisco Vancouver it international halite Toledo Muskrgon it Windsor Port Huron Eastern League Johnstown Long island New Haven Philadelphia Nashville Greensboro Knoxville Charlotte Ontario Senior Port Colborne Guelph Cakville Woodstock 11 Welland Gait Northern Ontario Senior Ahitibi 58oulh Porcupine Saskatchewan Stator Winnipeg Yorkton Ottawadlall Junior Rtockville Ottawa Bakingham Smiths Falls Flin Hon Regina Saskatoon Weyburn 10 Ontario Junior Chatham it Leamington Fort Eric Welland Detroit it Dresden senior intercolleniote Here is how the rocks tlrt ished up in the house when skip Earle Little scored his elghtender at Barrie Curi ing Club ltrtaday night in scheduled OKceio Trophy gains Shown trom tall are lNNSBRUCK Austria CF Tho Sovlet Union has been called by the experts as mor tal cinch to whip through the saverrgamc roundrobin Olym pic hockey tournament without loss and recapture the gold model it iirst won in 1956 On the scoreboard Friday the Russian squad seemed to prove the pundits right deieating Czechoslovakias high rated national team 75 tor their sec ondstraight victory not the Russians did not look good in heating the Czechs showing only flashes ol good hockey and displaying an inabil Ity to lind thetarger with their shooting They floated around inside the Crech bluclme but their shoot ing was something less than ac curate something many ob servers noticed in Russias previous championship game whenthe Soviets heat the de fendingchampion United States 61 The game which put Russia into firstplace tie with Can the championship standings raised some hopes in the Cana dian camp that the gold medal adas young Olympic squad in Fred Epirtt lead Jim Webb second Grnydon Kohl viCtL skip Earle Little Lone black hnndled rock to treat is only one oi opposition rocks any where near the ring ltoek near centre was raised in by opposing sklps last throw could surprise great many people Father Bauer with two tick cis or the game invited Oberg to join him and the two sat side by side in the ice stadium crowd of 11000 SWEDE SUSPENDED Obcrg had been suspended tor one game earlier in the day lot an incident when Canada heat Swoden it Thursday night in which he threw his broken stick into the players bench striking Father Bauer and opening cut above his right eye The RussiaCzech game was one at two played in the cham pionship round Friday The United States Whipped Germany on in the other Father Bauera young Cans CURLERS DREAM liT BARBIE CURLING CLUB Not fltown inphoto is oppos ing team consisting oi hcn Walls skip John Farquhar son Warren Viigar and Jack Poacher who had gone into seclusion This was that per lcct end at season at local club Smith Studio Russians Down Czechs Fer 2nd Hockey Win dian squad which best Switzer land tir0 in its opening game and now is tied with Russia tor iirst place in the eightnation cham pionshlp group Plays its next game Sunday against Germany Russia met Swiilcrland and Sweden played the US today The Russians proved them selves strong skaters but they tend to panic when the going gets tough and they did Just that Friday night when the Czechs allowed them tour easy firstperiod goals then came within two goals of catching up twice in the second and third periods The Soviets became confused uncertain and serombly when the Czechswho at times played as it they werent interested in winningturned on the prep sure TttY JACKSONSSUPERMARKET Like Shoppingd Car Lots All at one Location 1959 CHEV door Biscayne green Vnrih 31290 lsciuonl Sale Price $890 pats eight times world cham pions were third with 12263 and the iourth place Cana dians were clocked in tinta Finland got its second cham pionship when Veikko Kank kanen soared 250 feel two inches in an almost pericci blrddike liight from the 70metce ski jump at Seeield to win the spa cial ski jumping gold medal These were the only two titles decided Friday The program was busy how ever with Russia beating Cze Toronto decided Sunday with the tree Montreal skating portion Canadas Petra Burks 17 yoarold Amsterdam native now living in Toronto was in third place but was close enough to secondplace Regina Heitser oi Austria to have chance at silver medal it site can outskata the Austrian in treestyie skate tog Canadas other two ttgurce skating entrants Shirra Ken worthy at Vancouver and Wendy Griner at Toronto were 73 723314263 Montreal Toronto 1612 121514256 Waterieoo Queens 13 Nearing Slam to Quebec Bonspielt quasar or Robert La hale oi Cap do In Made will return to Canada tor the first time since 1052 CAN TAKE Eltl Art Patter ol Edmonton pres ident of the Canadian Amateur Hockey Association watched the game and said later We can take these guys He added They might have been playing possum against the Czechs but at their best we can go all the way Canadian coach Revr David Bauer who took Swedens Karl dimptc cltceked Russian school teacher who gets wires of encouragement daily tram her husbandiathome in Siberia rewarded him today by win ning her third straight Olympic gold medal Lidia Skoblikova became the ltrst triple Olympic champion since Auslrias Toni Salter swept the mens Alpine skiing program in 1956 when she streaked to victory in the wom ens 1000metrc speedskating event in the Olympic record door black lltr omltic transmission gave Zdoor Rldasu baigcygrccn interior 1959 noun $720 1960METE011 $968 DOWNFtNAttCtNG one 01 the closest in the week3 tong competition time of one minute 332 seconds itwas the second Russian vic tory of the day as Claudia Boy arsirikh spearheaded 113 So viet sweep in the iiikilometre skiing crasscountry race The darkhorse British entry at Tony Nash and Robin Dixon Itoishgtt ahead at two tnvored ltalian entries to take top hon are in the twoman bohslcds with the No Canadian sled 91 Via Emery of Montreal and Fe ter Kirby of St Jovite Que taking fourth place alter lead ing the glleld on the iirst run FINISH POORLY Canadas entries were well haekin the speed skating There Was no Canadian contest ant to the crosscountry ski race Mrs Skobiikova with 1113500 and 1500 metres already under her belt also in record time shoots or an unprecedented lourth gold medal Sunday in the 3000 metres which she won in the 1960 Games at Squaw Val lcyCalif The yearold binnde speed sler linishetl ahead at lrina Ye gorva 91 Russia in the 1000 metres bettering the old Olym pic mark at Russias Clara Gus seva by ninetenths ot second italic Mustonen of Finland was third Nash and Dixon had total time at tour minutes 219 sec onds for their tour bobsledding runa beating out Sergio Zar dim and Romano Bonngura oi Italy ho were timed to EugentoMonti and Ser REPAIR ATNOW 1nay tATER with our convenient noes PLAN transaction notions aria chnslnvakia 75 and the US clowning Germany to in cham pionshipround hockey Japan boating Romania 64 and Po land unending Norway 42 in consolation hockey second runs completed in mens and wom ens toboggan racing in which Germans lead both events the last at the live compulsory tig urcs being completed in the womens ligure skating and the first two runs carried out in the twoman bobslerl ARE BUNCIIED The Friday bohsled runs lelt the tour leading contenders bunched together only 45 ot second separating their times Britains Tony Nash and Robin Dixon bad the best time altertwo runs down the icy igls runs completing them in two minutes 1060 seconds Sergio Zardini and Romano aonegurh at ltaly were second in Eugenio Monti and Sergio Siorv pass or ltaly third in 084 and Canadas Vic Emery at Montreal and Peter Kirby oi St Jovite Que fourth in 21111 In womens ligure skating layered Stoukje Dijkstra at The Netherlands topped all live lig ures and all but wrapped up the gold medal which will be Ge 15 as En Mi tin 01 By BEAVER LUMBERS and tag Finlands Koija Mustoaen was second behind Mrs Ska kovas record time at toth and lath respectively And Doug Anakin of Montreal the lone Canadian in the single loge ttobogganl event was in 82nd place and to tar bae kto 32nd place and too far back to rmnn leaders when the final two runs are staged Monday Canadians Iated poorly in the 00melre speedskating final even worsein theski Jump cut 102 seconds all reeoid set in 1060 and another Saviet skater 1ierta Koloklt sevawas third Doreen MeCannell oi Winni peg finished 13th and Doreen Ryan of Edmonton was lath Kenkkanon to year old Finn pulled his victoryxout ol the bag with sensational final Jump in which his iorm was nearly perfect and his distance great he the best by Torait gen Norways world cham pion The Firm scored 22000 nts leaving Engan in second place with 22650 Norways Ra geir Erandtzoeg was third Kaare Lien Vernon DC ished er and John thiclnnes Reveistokc contracr DIVISION Weter Solve All Your HOME IMPROVEMENT ii PROBLEMS anacasrnnaras no powutravuaur no OUTSiDE FINANCING popular service and District Braver remodelling one stop service covers plsnnlng lei labour nutstrsdeg and ti availableto eatrte will handle all ynltlr improvemonu work leloe Qua today held the Francois Jobin Trophy and the grand aggregate prize and went to the ice seeking just two more victories to complete grand slam in the Quehcclnterna ttonal Boaspiel Laheie tamer Quebec cham pion reached twothirds oi his objective Friday when he cap tured the iobin and aggregate Li thrilling 07 victory over Bill Finlay of Oakville The win gave himthe trophy and his ninth straight win with out defeata record none at the other 127 riokseoterod can tough The only prize lelt tor him is the prestigious Lieutenv autiGovernors Trophy which he can win with victories in this mornings semi final and the attemoou iinat Lahaie meets Ulte BiokAAnd crsaat oi the Mississaugua Club lathc Toronto suburb of Port Credit lathe other mctch Don Schaeiter at Montreals Bale dUrie clashes with John Kil burn at the Fredericton NB Curling Club Newtnouns We Are Now Open 17 can Hillmanf Ssios swarms are Bnylieid street tourth straigt HoltRenircw The Oakvilte strip led 05 in the ninth end of the mend match and Lahaie took two in the totb Finlay ttgdlt up with draw on last rock in the ilth but missed an attempted draw on his last rock in the trip home and left Lahaia counting oneLahaie didnt throw his last stone Six competitors produced wln uers Friday night and eight moreovents will he decided to day Leo Belislev ot Shawinlgan Que edgch Orval Arehor of Kirkland Lake 87 tor the Chat eau FrantenaeTrophy and Ben Ash ot Kirkland Lake wonxthe Dow with an to win over Bill Graham of Toronto Nels Findla oi Gait wonhio Trophy with 105 walloping oi Quebecs Rene Giguere it was also his Rtthwin invthe last 11 years inthls event all voupoNr DRINKR pay les foryouroulo insurancet nourcwtta nasraitvans INSURANCE commas the one insurancaoomttony VCnnada thatiaauaa po ores only to nondrinkeris we will he gt give you full information without obligation HOWARD nests PHOCNE 198 Obcrg to the game with him as his guest had little comment except to observe that the championship will be decided when Canada meets Russia Feb You know he added we weather Park Motors ttiill hlsotnstalFREEanew mutlierbrake shoesor shoekspittcitttsEd irom thathdnriagihis spacial oilerv JlICIIStiN BARRIE Morons 140 BRADFORD ST Why 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