rwuvvamrpwr ww 4e tvr witty urvnqtua you dawnanongmurlpv magnaganowrjrmm FRANK VYSE goii proics and the venture is working out in the above photo Prank la sierra at Barrie Goli Club is quite well Reside practising showing the proper grip to now operating winter school goliers may also receive for Mrs Henderson oi Pains at West End Shopping Plaza strucllorrs and buy equipment wick Stan Mikita Ahead or meat he has ior sale at his goli school He recommends the school as an ideal way inr golfers to Improve every phase oi their game before the season starts tExamincr Photos GOLF PRO WEE poses in front oi some oi the equip Heavy Snowfall Moores Record Pace MONTREAL CPI Stan Mikita at Chicago is ahead of the pace set by Dickie liloore when he established National Hockey Dengue pointscoring record in 1958559 Hui the star Black Hawks centre will have to increase his speed ll be tropes to surpass Moores icat NHL statistics released today show Miklta with 70 points altar 54 games When Moore hit as points with Montreal Cana diens he had 59 points after as many games But the retired ieit winger closed that season in the same manner as Babe Ruth who oriented an unprecedented it home runs with New York Yan hear in September 1827 in set his record oi so Moore scored points in his last is games At Mikitas current pace he would reach it points ilve short ni Moores mark SIXFOINT LEAD Mikila opened his load In the scoring racelast week to six points overteammatc Robby Hull He picked up three points two more than Hull iiiiiirrta has so goals and so as noonsrrnrrrnroorchestra Emlle Griiilth world we terweight charppion irom New York stands over fldttencd out Ralph Dupas at New Or leani in their non title bout ay asavca LUMBERS slsts whlic Hull has tallied 33 times and picked up 31 assists Montreals Jean Reilvcau is third with rs goals and ti as this lor so points Chicagos Glen Hall played one more game than Charlie Hodge and Johnny Bower last week and his lend over ethe other VeLInn hophy contenders was slightly reduced Hall is charged with its goals in it games while Hnwers rcc nrd Is no in 51 Toronto garrrrrs Hodge is new goals behind as Montreal has allowed ran in 51 contests Bostons Ed Johnston leads in shutouts with six Reg Fleming at Chicago picked up lit minutes in penal ties to regain the league lead He has 132 minutes two more than New Yorks Vie Hndtiald The Hawks hold the team lead in penalty minutes with 690 Montreal is second with re and New York is the least penalized club with Sit minutes The leaders Pin Pihl Mikiia Chi IO 40 TO 115 IItIIl Chi 3331 Si Si Reliveau Mtl ill it 60 32 Rathgate NY 15 ii 57 23 in Sidney Australia last night Grlifith nearerpunts three times in the second round and thenknocked him nut in the third round or the countries onirsrbw lt We Carrsdlve AltYour noise lMPltOVEMENT paparems FREE ESTIMATES Oliver Bos ra or Gilbert NY 20 29 Goyette NY 17 SI 49 13 Howe Dct to or 17 iii Hay Chi i7 28 45 re Rousseau hill re 25 Henry NY it id 42 Mnhovllch Tor 20 22 at to Richard liltl 12 78 to as 50 35 49 AT Wings Score Hockey Win CINCINNATI AP Ray Ross and Harris Rosa teamed up Monday night to lead Cin cinnati Wings to Central Professional League victory over Omaha Knights Ray scored three goals and assisted on one while Barrio helped on two goals and scored once in his that pearance ior Cincinnati The ans obtained Ran1e as the result oi trade between Pittsburgh and Van couver Norm Reaudin and Don Chis got Cincinnatis other goals DougtSenlor and Norm Dennis scored for Omaha scheduled Ikrourrd light tAP Wirfpbnto by cans irom Syd ey New noon Are Now Open IYIITIEMRS HENDERSON takes lesson Mr Henderson tries out low wood shots in BRADFORD MINOR HOCKEY All Star tcams irom the Hradford and District Minor Hockey Association played host to All Stars teams irom the Thornhill Church Hockey Lea gue in their annual Special Minhr Hockey night in the Rradlorvl Arcna There were four games play ed Friday evening with the visitors winning two games itlreséng one and one game was rvrra sartraa Bradiord vs Thornniil Hill Coilings goal Mike Gour lay goal SOUIRT SERIES itnrrnhllt vs Rradiord Bill Law goals Bob McIntosh Rick Hartwick Ray Gar rlor Jim Kelly and Wayne Crouler shared the shutout FEE WEE SERIES Thornhiil vs Rradlord Grimsby After 1st CORNWALL CPILitre Winfield skippered her Grlmshy rink to two victories Monday in the first day oi the Ontario womens curling championship but she says shes surprised as anyone to have taken the lead in the threeday competition to decide Ontarios representative in the Canadian womens chem gionshlp at Edmonton Feb iii The Grimsby foursome the only undefeated rink alter two rounds meets the prebonsplel favorite from Toronto skipped by MreH Irwin its pro vnclal champion in todays third round The lrwinrinlr which de feated last years Ontario champions in none playoiis is itbaoniy one to drop both their games in the opening rounds Mra Winfield with Mrs htrw third Mrs Pikor sec ond and Mrs Kelterbnm lead edged Mrs Haroldbaurle oi Unlonvllle 05 in the opening round Monday then downed rink irom the Lake Ni igon area community at Bear ore kippcd by Mrs Stella Pieaon the second match aaaare wrnren eaauivar IVAL conch John Hughes goals Bill Gow Leagua announced Monday that an attempt to get his swing in top form before the season opens in also possible to practice chipping and putting Jim Sloane goals lan Mackay Art Enwrigbt goal RANTAM SERIES Bradford vs Thornhlii and Hugh MeEvoy John Carey goal John Hanagani TYRE SERIES St Louis vs St Paul Jimmy Lynn goal Jimmy Brown float Minneapolis ve Omaha Ricky Dec goals Ron Stew art Mark ilrpllng Hill An trim Allan Lee and Rob McKcmis goal JUNlOR Ar Peterboro vs Hamilton Brad Voodock goal and Dave Walker goal AIiL Hershey Va Quebec Art Enwirhgt goals Jamie Van Ry and Don Stevens goal In Lead Round The Reardmore entry got oil to flying start in the openrng match dumping Ottawas Mrs Hanrlght 107 Mrs Piesona rink is the most superstitious rink in the hon spiel They carry lucky pennres in their curling boots and three is their lucky number it worked for them in the opening round when they drew No cc and won by tbreepoiat margin Reardmore new is tied tot second place with Ottawa Un lonvllla and Schumachcr The Tomato rink dropped an decision to Mrs Ste vens oi Sebumacher in the opening round andiost tea to Mrs Henriabt in the second match Baltimore Signs Veteran Roberts aasrirroansart Baiti more ornru of tire erinen pitcher Robin Roberts veteran otrio reasons in the major leagues signed his contract lor inssees season Hits Innsbruck lNNSliRUCK CP AP Heavy anowtalle blanketed the deserted Winter Olympic Games altos ltionday as athletes from manynatinna leit Inns bruck where they had com peted in the ninth Winter Games The snow set in few hours alter the Olympic llama was extinguished in colorful clos ing ceremony and teams irom to countries were pouring out the Olympic Village in Aus trla bound ior home or post4 Olympic contests abroad lnnsbruck had no real snow fall for two months before the Olympics began and had to hand pack the ski runs Long lines at buses and trucks carrying teams and equipment termed the slippery highways out of this iyreiean community Monday and train were crowded with athletes AIRPORT SNOWBOUND lansbrucks airport was snow bound however and no air trai ilc was moving Monday spokesman Tor Austrian Airlines said only groups oi the Canadian Olympic team had been booked on planes sched uled out of here ltionday They were delayed number of pcrsonswere trkcn to Munich West Ger many on Zurich Switzerland More airports were reported open Many oi the athletes wrli be in Europe for two or three Knockout For Griiiith SYDNEY Australia AP The world welterweightboxing champion Emile Grliiltlr at New York knocked out Rallph Dupaslol New Orleans in third round oi nontitle bout Monday night Dupes had been floored three times in the second The crowd was screaming to raierer Vic 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