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14 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesday, February 17, 1960 SCISSORED SPORT Belko Players Chicago Black Hawks Uranium Centre Jack Gauthier, an Elliot Lake, As empty store fronts line mod- PRESERVE STYLES pioneer, says the government ern shopping plazas the Elliot] WORCESTER, England (CP)-- should have warned the United Lake residents find only irony in |The corporation of this city will States it would order removal of the one new building now being |build new houses in old - fash. defence installations unless the|constructed -- a $350,000 govern- |ioned style, to preserve the his- | » F ights | (®) Last U.S. continued buying Canadi {ment post office. torical aspect of the community. i uranium. Snare Honors Recall BuBlalo Cenire | Luu ys on, - movies mse oreo Fiiommars rpm (mode! ity--its -{ S 2 ¥ i x |istence d by the imminent ment's committee on nuclear en-|000, also faces added financial Belko Redy-Mix, pace-setters in[Richards, Belko 16 11 7 18 0 | CHICAGO (AP) -- Chicago TRYOUT WITH ALS = 0500 of district uranium mines|ergy to visit here as soon as ftoubles. It hus a debenture gobi NEW REDUCED PRI the UAW Hockey league stand-| "Bray's Black Hawks of the Nationall MONTREAL (CP) -- Montreal) jas decided to fight to the last! possible. lof between $13,000,000 and $14,- ds { : ings, individual scoring and goal-|Brabin. Goodman's 13 9 & 17 2 Hockey League Tuesday recalled| Alouettes announced Tuesday the asp. ne 1 d to !000,000 . D. Corkerton 6 5 12 17 4 A Buffalo] ign 11 to gasp. Invitations are also to] tenders' averages today were of-|D: (Bradley's) centre Phil Maloney from Buffalo|signing of end Jerry Nowe F | "Some 3,300 uranium miners are|ask Opposition Leader Pearson! wa C -- ' ficially named champions in all|perwick, Tony's '* 6 10 5 13 ¢ |of the American Hockey Leagueliryout contract with the Big Four| Ch Ww LICE LES Fm BEE Bian eel te Bo] three divisions in accordance with|Grant, Goodman's 15 6 8 14 22 |to replace injured Stan Mikita. |football club. Nowell, from Miami ing the next 12 months as only|Ottawa, and John Fullerton, dis- P i statistics released today by Jim| PSC 0, 1 § § 1; 3 | Maloney, who played 22 games University of Ohio, is the club's two of six Rio Tinto mines in the|trict member of the legislature, (§ remium VE IL Shaw, league statistician. |Steffan, Belko 13 3 9 i2 35 with the Hawks at the start of 13th new import for the 1960 sea-| oh =v, ® 0 ii® © OTE Tih meer mo conmitiee, li The Cementmen cop the league Yourth, Belko i 210 13 4 the season, i ploy against the son. nium by 1961. Three will fold and| Mr. Pearson has expressed Quality nnant however last season's" f , Rangers in New York tonight. y : hh | wills io . ». Champions, Tony's Refreshments, s. westiss Sara's 2 9 1s [Mika suffered a fractured lefil JACKSON HEADS GUESTS a Jourth will swish ne rues to vidk Jers Sundon Courteous, Prompt Delivery elaimed an identical record post- Sibson, Belko Ie $ 3 J 2 hand Sunday night. i SUMMERSIDE, PEL XT oT yi Meh br bn Min bili theming ht ular ing 14 wins, four losses in the 18|pry" Goodman's 17 5 4 9 ¢ Maloney: 32, scored six goals Russ Jackson, siar quar act 1.000. will close this (U0 amd iskee regular scheduled games. The Price, Goodman's 17 3 6 9 3 and three assists with the Hawks of the Ottawa Rough Riders ai Clostugs result. from' a United! Thore has been eriticism of tlie] Redy-Mix squad was awarded fume Tove = 17 3 & 2 16 this season and at Buffalo Sod (ane, of Severs] Spotts Selebnities States decision not io renew ura-|government's attitude to the dis-|f§ Sat bd 0 t of their , ? 5a 3 7 15 goals and 32 assists in attend a $25-a-pla € A 8 BOL 4 j20vel le : aoater number of goals. scored ium" coamans 4 4 3 7 3 |kames He will centre Ted Lind: Tuesday night at the Canadian/ im eontracts of Cauadian ro fiefs problems, For Delivery by Metered Trucks Phone 109 compared to Tony's 97. McCabe, Tony's 14 8 7 7 0 cay and Eric Nesterenko. Legion, says "the real heroes of cures Zier Tos. he WOmeh ofl cries EXPORT VALUE STOPS Syd Arnold, a former Scottish|R" Myles, Bratley's B 3 231 TURF RECORD Sete of a oo oni of this community of 25,000 at a| 'Jt seems clear the govern- LEAKS OSHAWA WHITBY ¥ L in-| 3 , athlete y a > : 4 dna B i and OFA perormer, won [he |p WSSU, 1 yy 4 ARCADIA, Calf (NP)--Flec( Sues boys mu, hav. ropes mash meen today. (ment doest appreciate ou po- rit RA 5-1109 MO 8-3644 dividual scoring. Arnold, Rorabeck, Brdy's, 17 1 4 5 18 |Nasrullah, piloted by U.S. riding|leadership and they can best get| At the same time. the FElliot|* , mm i handed shooting rightwinger on|Delves, Goodman's 14 0 5 5 19 : " North Shore Emer-/man Robert C. Hart. "It does not anded shooting right f Cap- Corbeil, Belko 12 1 1 4 & |champion Willie Shoemaker, set a|it from their dads. Lake and North Shore Emer- a Oe ir ny ERNIE CAY Bekos Production ito Sav Mills, Goodmans 1 3 0 3 2 |U.S. turf course record for 1% gency wei en, Digg gins en Baba owport trade BROOKLIN AJAX n Jac Lrg Hubble, Goodman's 2 2 1 1 0 les Tuesda at Santa Anita. in wi mee 0 strengthen its ex- L ° ¥ Wesll, war the lays lop Cory Goodin: 2 3 2 3 3 lo "oered the amance. | NO CF Position [ecutive ana pian sirotesy. of 800006. We do ol know | LUMBER COMPANY OL 550 niper wi GO » "4k ® '3 Agama S 1 ain, grin aly os rly co may jid6 43 in winging the Jeature P Plan", NVITE MINISTER preciate what is so obvious tol] 33 ALBERT RA 5.0122 all total of 44 points. Line-mates (Bradley's) . jrace Wie Rie record of On New arty an The committee intends to in-lus." i Westfall and Armstrong We iin, Bradiev's Hii:n 11 Pr 2-5, set by Poona II OTTAWA (CP)--H. H. Han-| ER a Fa -_ unning 2nd and 3rd with 38 and|G d, Gdman"s, 2 0 2 2 0 fis amt oF tha Ciavmett H we respectively. | Graham, Gaman's. 1 ° 2 2 0 | ESKS SIGN PUNTER pam, president 2 le Can afin w Belko's made a clean sweep of |Gurka, Tony's 1% 0 3 3 3 | EDMONTON (CP) -- Edmon-|pbcetolon & ARACTE, ation | the triple - crown winnings, as|LeBlanc, Brdy L 1 0 1 0 ton Eskimos of the WIFU an-i;.."t ven no stand on the forma- 2 their classy netminder Ros S Bobble, Tony's. % 7 8 1 1 1 [nounced Tuesday Vic Chapman, |iion of a new Canadian political Hawe claimed the goalie's trophy |gurgess, Bray's. 4 0 1 1 2 (one of the top punters in the eon- (party. with a nifty 2.30 goals-against| Yan, Goodman's 2 0 4 1 0 |ference, had signed his 1960 con-| He said the federation never : average per game, including one|JIov; Heke 2 vi: tract for his second year with the has been approached on the sub- shutout. Joe Melnick of Tony's|Olesniuk, Gdman's. 3 0 1 1 0 'Esks. ject of the new party being Was Tapper-up with a 3.05 aver. mur. formed by the CCF and the Cana- age. Melnick and Bradley's Mert dian Labor Congress. Fielder divided the other league BIDDY LEAGUE "The CFA has taken no posi- shutouts, ition on the matter," he said on Steve Gyurka, rugged rear- ' - |e ches televised program e000 guard of Tony's, spent the most ess Conference Si tne an wes| IMlundinger; Parts-Service ms festa u i me i ' for an organization such as the minutes to be the loop's bad , man, CFA to avoid ties with such a LEAGUE STANDINGS ! il " d F T S t movement. LT F APIS. | ome iret OI Ted For Top po Bradiey's S13 0 ot % 0 Err i Goodman's 16° 0 62146 4 The Y's Men's Biddy League 11-10 win over the Centre Street 2 (x) awarded first place on total goals GOALTENDERS' AVERAGES played at the Simcoe Hall gym|Cubs GP GA SO AVE. PIM Saturday morning saw Parts and. The teams stayed on even Vanstone, Betko 7d - : 3% : Service and Mundinger gain vic-|terms during the first quarter, Melnick, Tony's. 18 33 1 3:05 o |tories. howeves Monduger ed Wi Nicholishen, slight advantage as ey 5 "Bradley's 1 4 0 40 0 PARTS BOYS RECOVER 34 he halfway mark Fielder, Bradley's 16 #9 1 5:51 19 In the first game, Parts and . . Kunkel, hin) % ; : Centre St. came very close in Goodman's 10 70 © 7:00 3 (Service finally got back on the knotting the score several times Morden, win trail as they trounced South-|;, "yy. Yoh 'nalf but just could mot Goodman's 2 17 0 8:50 0 minster Cubs 24-3. i Jus Robinson, | find the hoop. Gdm's, Brdy's 5 44 0 8:80 0 | Parts, who had lost their last MUNDINGER: Coach, Paul Go ofticial winner six starts, broke the gate wide Goldstein: John Warren; Pete| GP G A PsP Open in She early Mines 2 |Plob; Terry Brady; Harold| Arnold, Belko 18 24 2 4 17 |continued to overpower the Cubs|Genge: Ricky Sawyer: Ken Mc-| Armatrons. Belk 18 16. 11 3 ai |throughout Ye eojest and ye Kissock; Gary Morrison, 2; John| Harmon, Tony's 18 15 17 32 10 male Hed with Mundinger for Bone, 4: Roland Liebregts, 5: | McMahon, Belko 16 14 16 30 10 first place. Ted Boivin, Total 11. 3 Reid, Tony's" © 17 '9 2 2 4 | PARTS AND SERVICE: Coach, CENTRE ST. CUBS: Coach, | Robinson, Belke 15 10 18 28 37 Marcel Boivin; Doug Howe; Ken Walt Bathe; Altinos Felix; John | Decay, Tony's u 8 » x 3 Hoar; Tom Tullock; Barry Law- Baran, 4; Gary Slute, 5; Laverne] Bradiey, Bradley's 17 15 10 25 5 (rence; Bruce MacLeod; Nicky Muirhead; John Den Boef; Jim| A Myles, Tony's is u i » 3 Corneal, 8; Walt Skywarchesky, Clement; Bob Fenner: Bob Lei-| , Bradley' 2 e ; ino: tn . { Pe er: BD eB R 2p Mario Bombino; Eric Burke, bregts, 1; Larry Cockerton. Total Brown, Goodman's 18 10 11 21 o [8. Total 24. 0 A aN Scott, Tony's s 101 2 ¢ | SOUTHMINSTER: Coaeh LEAGUE STANDINGS or Poaey® 1 32 14 13 1% |Hank Dressing; Bill Swindell, 1: W L PTS Steve Alderton; Dennis Myles; [Mundinger 9 618 Monte Rose; Marion Steffaniak,|Parts and Service 9 618 3 ' 2. Total 3. Southminster 8 718 anadiens i : it ONE-POINT MARGIN | Games this Saturday, Feb. 20, The second game was a much|8:30 a.m. Southminster vs {closer game in which Mundinger |Centre St. and 9:00 a.m. -- Parts {managed to squeeze ont a close and Service vs Mundinger. Line-Up For Your Convenience STOVE OIL is available in any quantity at the followin . , , VIGOR OIL SERVICE STATIONS ® OSHAWA eo 78 BOND ST. WEST SIMCOE ST. SOUTH ot Lakeview Park KING ST. EAST at the Townline ® WHITBY e 500 BROCK ST. NORTH ® AJAX eo HARWOOD AVE. N. ® BROOKLIN eo JCT. 7 & 12 HWYS. In Harness | MONTREAL (CP) -- Montreal | Canadiens coach Toe Blake got| some good news Tuesday: Some! of his injured players are back] in harness. | Centre Henri Richard and left winger Marcel Bonin definitely | will play here Thursday night when Detroit Red Wings visit Canadiens. There is a better than even ehance that star centre Jean Beli- | vean will return but left winger | Dickie Moore still suffers dizzy | spells from a eoncussion he sul-| fered Feb, 6. | Richard lost four (eeth Yast | Sunday. Bonin will be returning two weeks to the day after suf-| fering an eye injury. Beliveau | has been out with a groin injury. | The club announced that utility | player Reg Fleming and forward | Cec Hoekstra, called up 10 days ago, have been returned to King- ston, of the Eastern Professional | Hockey League and Rochester | Americans of the American : Hockey League, respectively. Canadiens recalled winger Billy | Micke from Rochester. He was sent down a month ago after a stomach injury. 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