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THE DAILY TIMES-BAZETTE, Mondey, Pebruory 3, 1958 § Laufman Still Leading |HOCKEY SCORES, STANDINGS NHL Players' Assoc. i 18 club i he is sent 10 the minor | "By THE CANADIAN PRESS | Sunday's Rest Hfeaguas iter he wos von fhe ut ers n Notional Langue . | Worth or AN 4s RE » ' for five seasons. : SUDBURY (CP)--Vetersn Ken, In the goaltending race Kitch Montreal 34 11 6 187 104 75|Chathem at Sudbury Make Wishes Known Iwan AY No) Ne Y bis wold Lawman of lesgue - leading ener's Boat Warley has a bif\New York 202 14 17 OPA Seulir A agen ask (hat the portion of mo iteh Waterloo Duteh re-\lead, Hurley hes # | Detroit wu 711% 4 aA ( . ' , ; por a comfortable lead in the|gosls in 47 games for # 2.95 Boston 16 21 11 134 126 47|Whithy Mid YORK JAL)=The did reget Js thot 4 Sod 1, ave the clube reesive for' the Bal OHA - NOHA Senior A scoring gonls - against average, while Toronto 17 23 10 142 141 44|Belleville b Bp vers Associa'ion called Fric|istion {day const-to-const hy gh race last week, but below him|John Albani of Sudbury Wolves| Chicago 172 6 104 133 40 Pembroke Haay for the "emiecsble wits I to pension fund the competition stiffened, has 8 3.44 average and Don Head Saturday's Resulls ¥0ttaWa Harawal" of the growy's pending | M98 97.000 MINIMUM hat payer contributions he raw Laufmen has put together 20iof Chatham r 3.52 mark, | Boston | Montreal 3 Kingston $3,000 000 damage sull against the| Lewis seid the gronp will take duced, sired goals and a league-leading 44 as-| The leaders; | Detroit 2 Toronto § Cornwall 42 2156 191 80|0100 owners a strong stand on the following: Under (he present plan, sists for 64 points, Ps. Chicago 2 New York 8 ¥Ottawa wins count three" points: player contributes $909 a ves Five points behind are hard-|Leufmen, Kitchener 64 | Sunday's Results (points, but team ineligible for| "This Is one of the things we yoo ouement in the players |e fund, which Is embeil shooting John Bailey of Sault Ste. | Bailey, Sault Montreal 8 Chisago 1 | playoffs, hope to achieve st next Pues pousion pian, . with revenue from higher: Marie Greyhounds, who held that| Power, Chatham Toronto 1 Detroit 3 Saturdoy's Results 08's meeting with the owners In|" go soli ion of the players' ae. (tiEkets for the Manley Cup Jost week, and Ted Power of (Bathgate, Windsor New York 5 Boston 4 Cornwall 8 Pembroke 0 Palm Beach (Fla 1" sold 3 Nor| 000i" ang its lawyers for Paar games, pro hd Maroons, always » Lumley, Sault Games Thursday Belleville 2 Kingston 8 man Lewis. Lewis met with sev: denlings hetween the ov ners and The player represedtative Wa strong finisher, Each has 256 goals| Bendo, Windsor 58 | Montreal at Detroit Sunday's Result ern of the association officials, | players, | tems, Lewis added, would call for and 34 assists, Theberge, Kitchener Chicago st Boston Pembroke 1 Cornwall § including president Ted Lindsay |"oreotion of Lecognized player three meetings # year Reiwien ------ Frank Bathgate of Yindsor|Connelly, Chatham American League Wednesday's Games of Chicago Black Hawks and | oe ionieives club the representatives and the Bulldogs, in fourth place with B8|Cabanas, North Bey " LT F A , | Pembroke at Kingston Montreal's Doug Harvey, ib of drom_soni ib ers, points, still leads. the goals race| Barlow, North Bay 47 | Hershey 26 16 6178 141 | Belleville at Ottaws Lewis also be ad penis the ma: problems and player-owner mia " " with 30, and John Lumley of thei - S------------ClovEIIN]. 27 18 § 166 200 SATURDAY Jor league hasehall players tionships, STAYS PREPARED Greyhounds has 27 for second GOLD RUSH OFF | Providence 21 22 § 156 153 ! "The hockey plavers assoris- A $7000 minimum v age Sweden (raditionally a neutral place in that depsrtment, BURNABY, BC, (CP)--A Ion Rochester 18 24 6 136 174 42 Western League (tion expects a peaceful sohivon| Payment to players of $50 (or siate, has nesrly 1000000 pers Phough Dutchmen hold : 30 to selebinie Semin, Solumbias Buffalo v 4 3 3 in i | on 3 Vietoria Cea mimer AL h as nas heen achieved inleach exhibition game, 'sons envolied In eivil defence ore oint edge in the league stand- centennial with a Springliel 176 jus haseball," wig "Our ope royiE £1245) nye ! es they have no Monoboly of has been cancelled, It had been| Saturday's Results Winnipeg 4 Edmonton § MSL A Lois OW ue A YRoVision Jeviaving A VInyes siiantion, the scoring, placing only twoiplanned to hide simulated gold |gufalo 4 Cleveland 7 Maritime Senior A iy men in the top 10, Greyhounds, (nuggets to he exchanged (oF Rochester | Hershey 8 Charlottetown § Amherst 10 THE PETRY SCHEME Windsor, Chatham and North|prizes by "prospectors" Legallp ovidence 0 Springfield 4 | Porcupine Mines Senior A OF THINGS MAY Bay Trappers each have a pair|officials said it would be eonsid- Sunday's Results Kapuskasing 6 Timmins 2 CALL FOR BILLY ro up there, ered a lottery, | Springfield 3 Buffalo 5 Abitibi 4 Bouth Porcupine 3 PLAY SHORTSTOF = . Hershey 6 Providence § Western International Cleveland 6 Rochester 1 Trail 4 Nelson | OLD COUNTRY SOCCER |, comes Weimer 5055005 She Springfield at Cleveland Okanagan Benlor Buffalo st Hershey 1 LONDON (Reuters) -- Results Southampton 2 Southend 2 OHA Junior A Kamloops, 4 Ponieton 1 of soccer matches in the United Torquay 1 Coventry 0 WELT F APs Kingdom: Saturday; Watford | Reading 1 St, Cath, 24 10 5181 134 63 Saskatchewan Junior ENGLISH LEAGUE * Division 11 Northern Hamilton 20 17 8 147 142 43| Flin Flon 6 Melville | Division 1 Barrow 4 Bury 2 Bt. Michs 16 15 41| Prince Albert § Estevan § hn Bradford 1 Tranmere R 0 Marlboros 8 International League OSHAWA BOWLING NEWS [foes en, voiea [Corfii's' chestortoa's" [vee 1s Cinemas J Burnley 2 Chelsea 1 Crewe Alex 1 Hull City 2 Barrie ; | Von Wayne 4 Toledo 4 INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE Orley Conlin 208; Jim Lovell #01 Everton 0 Luton 2 Darlington 2 Mansfield 0 Guelph {Indianapolis 6 Troy § / 8 th nd think shout " Hartlepools 2 Gateshead 2 xOtawa 28 Eastern League be Tension Is certainly at W's peck BAR Ag A March | Thekets Man City 4 West Brom 1 Oldham 2 Halifax 4 xOttawas games count for op-|Charlotie 6 Philadelphia § KZTEY) fa | EISNER Ea STETTIRTER> ! er ---------------- section as 0 nee SEMIN there was only Bolton 0 Leeds 2 4 one bowler in the lemon league, will be on sale next Sunday. Bes your Rochdale 8 Stockport 0 ponents only, Clinton 5 Washington 2 Ladbte ab Only ond henge in the SAUMD G bit OF Tue axsettive Pon's Seveaste 2 Sundeviand 9 Seunthorpe 2 Workington 3 Saturday's Result New Haven § Johnstown 4 &F yg y ir Southport 2 Chester 4 Ottawa § Bt, Catharines 6 Niagara District Senior W : vy BP a an Wy See PLAZA LADIES LEAGUE Preston § Birmingham 0 Bouthbent 1 Bradford C1 ave AR Results Stamford 8 Fort Erie 4 A BEAUTIFUL NEW RECREATION ROOM! of 308, while Rev, Parkhill of Scho 1 n / 2 Tottenham feds ook aver the High Average of High bowler of the afternoon and win. | Sheffield W 2 Tottenham 6 York City 1 Acerington 3 Barrie § Bi. Michael's 7 OHA Junior © ido, Bev." sis woidy the High "Trivie aur of ihe cokes 'and key aa YarMAMINOR, 4 Loi ester 1 1 SCOTTISH ASSOCIATION CUP [Ottawa 4 Marlboros 3 Brooklin 6 Whithy § AS EASY AS A DANCE STEP Ross Morgan of Jokers took eover|C.ose behind were Greta Skinner 695 J First Round Tonight's Games the Men's High Average of 198, Donland Blanche Norton 695, Greta also [Bristol R § Ipswich 1 Alrdrieonians 8 Celle 4 Peterborough st Hamilton SUNDAY Shechey of Jets has the High Single | took over the high triple with handicap | Charlton 8 Cardiff | Albion 8 Berwick 1 St, Michael's at Marihoros Quehee League I] you use of 318, and Frosper of Jokers still holds 728. Congratulations girls (Derby 0 Blackburn R 8 lio 0 Dunfermline A 8 ] Chicoutiml 2 Montreal 7 the High Triple of 730 Four points were taken by the Mad Alloa 0 Dunfermline OHANOHA Benlor A Leading the league again this week Fl 4 Canaries from the Go. | Doncaster 2 Bristol C 1 Avr U 1 St, Mirren 1 W ; [Quebec 1 Trois-Rivieres 8 ars Jokers w. Alterhumers 3), Je Gettars, Boxers and Plata Helios The Fulham 2 West Ham 2 Ave bb Montrose 1 Kitchener 12 LY, Vo A ru. Western League SYLVA-- ofield 18, Pile f ield | p, " . y t afi " ! 3 L y . 8 19, Behofiel \ pr Pulls, Skippers, Busy Bees, Hus the | Huddersfield 1 Grimsby 0 Chirnside 0 Thd Lanark 4 8 6 Marie 2619 8 176 181 85 Calgary § Saskatoon-5t, Paul 0 Alres 14, Brokers 15, Gutter Cullers and Crowns took three points and 4 ' ( Vv y 3 1" Bo-Peeps, Jeits, Wildeats, Starters and (Leyton Or 1 Liverpool 0 Cowdenbeath | Rangers 8 dapr 21 25 1172 170 43) Vancouver 2 Seaitle 0 Aces had to settle for one Lincoln 2 Noits C 2 6 Windsor : 172 110 43 Quehee:N.B, Benlor A OSHAWA DAIRY Pive girls were shunt and tres girie| Middlesbrough Bamsley 1 Dumbation ¢ Glyde 4 Chatham i 3 3 i 10a a" Campheliton 2 Amqui 8 WOODGRAINED PLYWOOD PAN ELS Mar the dust of battle hat sstiied| won, kel SHIRE: Sonn. M*'8 (Rotherham 0 Btoke 2 E Stirling 8 Motherwell 7 North Bay 16 28 1 162 191 g7 Matane b Rimouski # en Wednesday night, the league had Logan and Ethel Tonkin 8 4 sheffield U 2 p | th | 600 Trip! Ethel Tonkin 697 (a73, Swansea 0 Bhelfle palkirk 2 Hamilton 0 hith B83 1 568 86 17 Porcupine Mines Senlor A a mis separating tha F030, nie' sinner as (ah, 0 Division 111 Southern Pallirk Tambien 1 AWhithy LAIN , bon Porcupine 3 ® Lightweight © Strong © Modern @ Longlasting And Inst teams with two of the teams Blanche Norton 605 (236 A) Aldershot 2 Millwall 2 Hd § Pl th 2 | Thunder Bay Junlor | for frst place, The cellar dwelling! Elsie Smith 663 (215, 204, 245); Ev Fed Ris Stranraer Plymou ponents only | FO { . ft 200 Sod lor firs) Wines nny time of i path 845 (317, 240) Elsie Tavior 634 Brentford 2 Walsall | SCOTTISH LEAGUE Saturday's Results Port Arthur 7 Port William Hur PANELS Va in, X 4 ft, X 1 or 8 ft, CR I | per 84, " when they took sll four pointe from | (324, 831), JFaaneile King 619 (261, 818) | Colchester 8 Bournemouth % Division 1 Sudbury 5 Sault Ste, Marie 8 leanap A toba Junker A Doug's league loadin m Kos us "™ » 2 Shy, d A Pp 4 q Manitoba Junior eoming into contention for the firsl' 200 Beores: Marguerite MacDonald Crystal P 3 Surewsury : Stranraer 6 Plymouth U 2 Chatham 2 Kitchener § §t. Boniface 10 Transcona 6 AT OSHAWA'S COMPLETE SUPPLY HOUSE Ume this section 284; Madeline Morrison 260; Marg | Newport 4 Queen's SCOTTISH LEAGUE Winni M ohs B Wi y The Pure Paks led by Ed, Logan 256; Shirley Oliver 250; Harriett | Northampton 4 Swindon 0 innipeg Monar: nnipeg Mohder Division | ' . h th 242; Lois Burden 240; Mar in y Braves 4 Hb So ad ah ehiy night of' i by Voushan 238 Vers Begg 392; Carol | BOIWS he Jolson § 1 Partick 1 Aberdeen 0 HOCKEY 3 BIG 7 3 iwhiwdn Junior. A By taking these three points, the Pure| Wright 330 Doris Clark 4a, 217; Aud- (Plymouth 3 GHIREham Queen of § 1 Kilmarnock 2 Melville 1 Flin Flon § Bika: ured. 0 win ons point of ve Hodgson 877 Snirier Moves 0 [Port Vale § Exeter City 8 Division 11 By THE CANADIAN PRESS | ; the leading teams. The only big gun| Hazel Bannon 238; Ruth Hoppe 831: Hea | International League . 1279 SIMCOE ST, N, RA 3.4694 of the night Ed, Henderson who MeKengie 816; Marie Jordan 84; Susie | | Arbroath 2 Stenhousemuir A goal and an assist by Dickie posi Wayne 4 Indiannoli ne o ded very i. ts night | EReer Sioi Josie Hurrie dod: Blanche | Willi Sh k Division 11 Moore in National Hockey | oimsimal 8 J diana 5 2 fa hs average above the) Gites) Marie Manning 301 lle oemaxer Arbroath 2 Stenhousemuir 0 League weekend play gave theimoieds | Troy 6 | ® | p 8 + 0A | St, Morton § hard-working Montreal forward | There | " cod list of Standings Madeaps 13 10,317 ' {8t, Johnstone | | | Eastern League 00 games Die" week and they Were Shnaries 13 « Woah Flvers 18 Ra" Gets 3,000th Win | Other match 65 points and a five-point eush:inew Haven 1 Washington ¥ Bor "hob" Feen Bd. Tendersan 894, | Hustlers § + 10,980; Go-Getters § + 08 ARCADIA, alll, (AP) Jockey | Pindee vo Runes A our lon in the race for Individual| a ---- - i esney 308i + 96h B ; BHF, oy IRISH ASSOCIATION coring honors, : Ken Res puis 1° ie Boner Juprers Willie Shoemaker hit the win- First Round "The lenders: » . } ces ' ' 0A ond Plane Bellen 4 + 0643 and Jette per 4 circle for the 8,000th Hme| Ards 4 Glentoran R 3 woek the Lemon League had' m ay. hed the mark at Santa |Giftonville } Linfleld 3 Moore, Mosiranl | n e reache : | Crusad Ci , Rie , Montre Just one member -- Dorota Duro 9 | wEATMOUNT LADIES' LEAGUE (Anita when he rode Eternal Pere outta 0 A : Goninon, Monigent TAReR 18, Pure wine ropes whore' Sounder the yasdile of Molhen [to '@ close: victory in the eighth | Gienavon 3 Distiery 0 Bathgate, New York i very UneoTOUS in Ietting the Kools take ng final Face of the i A {Glentoran 1 Bangor | Horvath, Boston FARTS OFFIOR MIXED the'thiee pointe whith lola ther Sees Lowi ou And King, was the Newry Town § Linefield R 8 Howe, Detroit Team Standings: Pinheads 8 Pied |1; Gaylords 3, Winstons 8; Lucky [oon favorite of the afternoon Portadown 3 Coleraine 0 Stasiu , Boston balls 8, Roek 'N Rollers 7, hiowers Ti Strikes 2, Spuds 8, The team standing ourth favo oH p old -------- - Hepat 8, Hustlers 8, Strikers 4 and | is as follows Kools 11, Spuds 8, Sweet |for Shoemaker The 26-year-0 3 | Caps 9, Players 8, Winstons 7, Gaylords | rider went into Friday's racing) , Eileen MacNeil 379 7, Rothmans 7, Lucky Strikes needing one victory to reach HS HT, Ellesn MacNeil 600, We have three girls in the honor rell, . " | HS wh Marion Herron a $08, J 8,000, He drew blanks for his first J. wh Marion Herron 63 Pollard Aceals 910, Fie Ryo "tive mounts after being blanked HS, HT \ H - Ll | SuESsEEe | ERR RER> £3333 - { : : ; | = Hank Pressing wl, High Triples Ann Fisher Joh. Midred seven in a row Thursday, ressing kew 840, Stella Newsome , Doris a | 8 wh Tem Currell 263, [rhe By Mier Harding 813, Dot | Shoemaker got a good hand soanseit MH.T wh Bob Mathews 831 [Mathews 513, Toots 811, Joan Sobanski [from the 19,600 fans who had 9 Over 200. Don Leach 2; Mort 502 aA heen hooing him all afternoon for Mitchell 203, 231; Hob Mathews 238; High Singles June Pollard 378, Toots " . Tom Horne 817, 208; Harold Penney | Anderson 433, Audrey Meteall 233, 804, losing #4; Val. Harvey 217: Roy Gorham Flo Knox 219, 202, Gwen Berwick 217, | He hecame the seventh jockey M4; Bam Mann 315, 204; Hank Dress: | Annabelie Cobh 313, Ann Fisher 307, in pacing history to bag 5,000 or Ing 260, 2316, 331; Tom Currell 847 Helen Owen 206, Peg Harding 204, Mil , b A 4 . by Wilson 231; Olive Penney 218; dred Askew 201 more Winners, The others are Eileen MacNeil 379; Donna Rochelesu| Lemon Leagues Jackie Lymn ®, (Johnny Longden, Sir Gordon) oH Muriel Mann 315; Marion Herron | Eleanor Elsie 84; Dot Hrabin 84, Jean (Richards of England, Eddie Ar: 1i Barb Cochrane 218 | Gaskell 84, Bernice Yulll #1, Vi Genge caro, Ted Atkinson, Johnny Lemons: Enid Hane! 86; Jean Dickey | 85, Maggie Malema 81, May Whiting d ' #4; Shirley Gibson 98; Anne Harvey |77, Helen Owen 70, Adams and Ralph Neves, 5; Hilda Wilten 71 - - LEGION BOWLING Congratulations to Jack Strank 337 and efleen Smith wit a 321, you really | showed Bill up with his 8. Nice going | | to Shorty Davies 314 and to Ray Pope | | " -- . _- Jou | i fF 4 There are just two weeks left in this f 3 ; section and it's anvone's guess at whe AL | & we 2 ] ZEZERTTCT has IL: Smoothies - 22, Midgets 81, Meadow Larks 16, Sputniks 15, Braves 14, Little Brown Jugs 13, Easy Aces 18, Squeezers 18, Spartans 8 and Roust.a (i bouts § Lil ull Over 700; Shortie Davies 78 (314) Over 600: Ray Pope 604 (308, 319) Lloyd Corson. 687 (230, 221, 830); Buck Hobbs 673 (217, 228, a kos lower COM 70 (253, 232); Rita Hughes 658 (213, B Bort Brown 847 (318, 3701 INATION ) 48 354, AIR ae i dry 633 (346); Eileen Smit! { ' Tam Mahaffy 418 (320, 331); Sid Hobbs ALUMINUM £15 (223, 210) and Mary Brookinan 603 (276, a) 4 Over 300: Joan Mohatfy 384; Edna Elliott 381, 301; Rob Skelton 242: Ant Cocker 237; Rill Look - 286; Denny . . an . | Brown 2085, Shirley Burkhart 223. 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