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NE ---- a IN STOCKHOLM 4 Shorten 605 (269) and AL Will 604 (297) (rene Severs 219, Barb Sager 217, By 98 (225, 213), Fred okie Ju, "a y - Canada Counters | To start the 3d section, tanta were ops (or Acadian [{Comphels 718, 214, Hose Gucesn' 15, 02 I XA Wri: a Sohn (C3: own Ver I i Hain | i Woy Harry Wemnets 908 (190, 2a y Saati n Besuty Saion sad Fashion| OBE rise 20s, Zena Manasiuk 313 ond 408 216, Veggie gohn Sickie "98, \000 Vien Schoenws 013, and Vers|ex Wncisir $91 (306)s Bil Clare 918 : STOCKHOLM (CP) -- A four-jteams to game exhibition tour of Sweden|case by Trai' Smoke Eaters has left| probably be Swedish hockey circles in an up-|tion roar as a result of injuries suf- fered by four members. of Swe-|PENY POLICE ANGLE 0 {per erin saul den's entry in the world cham: pionship tournament in Switzer. land next month 2 YO 4 . § 4 Cleaners by a 31 seore Swedish newspapers have con "worst fighters" on the Cana. his head down, Their coach ran we have Vi Mason sor (25 4: team Sdian squad. But police sources style of play as "brutal" and! 0 SEC The complaint apparently is demned the Canadian some critics of the Smoke Eat ers have heen demanding that that Sweden break off hockey rela Ha tions with Canada, apparently were badly in play against the Cana- M dians that they will miss the that world tournament, The two i others will lose several weeks dd of training But Canadian officials in Eu and rope with Trail, Canada's representative in the tourna ment, were fast to counter the Swedish charges BAY EXAGGERATED Swedish hockey officials and offic the press are "attempting to age make a mountain out of a mole- WIL" is the way Jack Roshurgh, (pe president of the Canadian Ama teur Hockey Association, de: (he scribed the situation in a tele aga phone call to The Toronto Globe Zoe and Mail Tuesday from Tam- =~ pere, Finland, where the Smoke Eaters play an exhibition game! against a Swedish team today Singled out in the controversy was Trail defenceman Darryl | Sly, whom the Swedes have charged with attacking a Swe. dish player, Lennart Johansson, In a game al Vavle Monday which the Canadians won 4.1, A medical examination of the Swe- dish player showed he suffered! no serious injury Herman Carlsson, a hoard member of the Swedish Ice Hockey Federation, said Tues. day night there probably will be no legal action against Sly as a result of the alleged attack | | oy inf "In my opinion it is up to the SPORT BRIEFS SWEDES BLANK US, STOCKHOLM (AP) -- Sweden trounced the United States 7.0 | Wednesday night in a warm-up | match for the world hockey | championships SCORES, SETS RECORD | SEATTLE, Wash. (CP)~Each | lime Guyle Fielder scores a| goal or an assist he breaks the Western Hockey League record | for points | Fielder, 30, smashed the old | mark, set by veteran Fddie Do- | rohoy, when he got his 813th | point early this season, By Feb, | # he had increased the total to [§ K44 on 218 goals and 626 assists in 9% WHL seasons Despite this, he hasn't been able to make it in the National Hockey League, He had three |! brief trials in the NHL and failed to score a point in nine games The five + foot-nine centre on Seattle Totems' first line has won the WHL scoring title five | times, including the last four years, This season he again leads with 6 points on 17 goals and 50 assists NOT THE PUNCH SPRING VALLEY, N.Y. (AP) |} Floyd Patterson said Tuesday it was strategy, not the punch, that made him stagger after being tagged by Ingemar Jo hansson's right in: the early rounds of their second world heavyweight title fight "We figured Johansson would | charge in to finish me off, as he did in the first fight, after|; he landed a solid right, So when I got hit, 1 staggered, hoping! to lure him in 'Instead," said the champion who defends his title again the Swede again in Miami Beach March 13, "Johansson backed away" JENSEN SIGNS BOSTON (AP)-- Boston Red Sox Tuesday announced receipt of the signed contract of out} fielder Jackie Jensen, 34. No alary terms were disclosed, but It was generally believed the husky slugger would receive about $40,000 Jense, the American League's most valuable player in 1958, led the league in runs batted in with 112 in 1959. He announced his retirement at the end off that scason and was out of baseball last year, TRY BAN BOXING ALBANY, N.Y, (AP)=An al. tempt to suspend and possibly | outlaw professional boxing in New York state was launched Sunday in the legislature. Simi lar moves have failed several times in the past, Assemblyman Bentley Kassal Manhattan Democrat, introduced two bills One would suspend boxing im- mediately, the other would es tablish a legislative. committee to determine whether boxing should be abolished or measures could be taken to improve it WILL RACE AGAIN TORONTO (CP)~Bruce Kidd, 17, the Canadian who astounded the experts with his two - mile victory in 8:49.1 at the Boston Knights of Columbus meet Jan 17, enters the second big race of his life Saturday night vil met 8 Favre, Ger ber BABY CEREALS Max Truex in the invitational two - mile at the Los Angeles GER Times meet, He hasn't even seen any of these men run. | . _ normally do at Two of the Swedish players Swedes aren't used fo this type injured so play centrated entirely on the puck world heads up to avoid collisions cizing the Canadians In a Berlin-datelined story the gyedes three times in the four "Sweden is embittered over Oslo in the first game of their roughness Smoke Faters very fair Inst this style of sport which three # with the 'American way of Saturday Babies are our business! ... our only business OSHAWA BOWLING NEWS THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thursdey, Februory 9, 1961 21 Harry Meweit erry | 18, Mitchells 18, Glaziers 18, Mor City (points such from any nstte, Barmy ¥ fy 1 =. Fat Mem 8, Jory 16, Burng 14, and Wendersons 13, Bars, Givers, Moi #hots, 4d fe = Oriuns There Is one evening 1 com: Ferry 227, Hobbs 226, Jim Morn! Orer fos me MoGQuade 725, peirng apis Ro LADIES MAJOR "A" Cleaners wept real big as every gel hit Over 600 to take wif the points from Cock Cols, Barb Boarding was the lead. | nd Slrouds er with 704 (81, 251, 242), (otlowed by| TOV scorers were, for Betty Sackett 780 (261, 759, 220) nolas 679 (234, 229, 216), Berenice 8. ¢ : Amik B43 (266, 244), end Joyce Porter 'PA 02s (237, 214) For Cokes it was Ann! 'The Villegers ' In life' is understandably great and 215) sna Dot Cements 61% (250) (29, 219) of the critics are Horwich Jewellers sis got the hig 5 (ote mike decisions es like this one and this will the words Grath 645 (282, 241), and Ede wh) |Viliage split points as did Young Mod. [Vers Markus 206 Thelma Leste Neney Wi AD) ag 4 Julie | Maney Mackay 72 (292, , 2 4 1 "with 7: Keeler 709 (256, 228, 323). Weten Bey. Hovis Taylor 658 (24, 1), irbn 34 54, 35, 218," 3547, and Lily Rae 192 nen sor aot rt Madeline Resson 745 of we had corner pin trouble, hh O88 (255, 242), Ben Rows B44 (261, (29%, 286), and Lorraine Goodman 668 Strouds were Jed by Janet Posi 669 wil man 706, Audrey Wodgson| Highest Trigies 28, Jim Wustebie 208, Kalyuko 09, (275, 299) wud Gora Wherry 09% (259), Bernice Perry 28, Tom Rae 2], Kise Top Ten Bert Cole 266, Isabetie | High Games -- Betty Clark U3, Anne ¥rids Ryan 206, Doneida Williams 295, Mavis gsumett 19, Dot Mclatlan 207, Anneibslle Cobb 241, John Harrie 249 Ken o Y Faylor 204, Harry Norton 204, Tom Cor: Gummeow 298, 215, Shirley Ser ¥ iea |Com 235, 25, Al Mops 229, Wowsrd Jou. Brady | Howard Read 203, Ban JN | Meud Clarks 231, Mary Wiehots 227, Macleod 228, 295, Evelyn Wotton 204 ! Vi Cornish 221 and |Wim Shenrer 215, Don Clement 216, {Doris Stuart 218, Betty Love 215, 04, First Section, 'Say. | Dooth 211, John Ward 21, rene PLAZA FAMILY DOUBLES Carl Leshie was tops 7 (291, 21, 219), *y Keys {Late Nelson 224, Points were all Fridey Jean Brown 216 Besquidpedsiions 6, Bashers 4; | T w 21, 227), Mice bowling, since most Rolling 609 -- Harry Keys 695 235, | Goons 3, 286), Harold Cornish #49 (237, 778), Dot! pees 1; dive 684 (280, 220), Ween Rend A re 3, Termites 1s Condes. 3, Palmer 731 r riende A Joyce Whenrer Wi and Jess Jets 15 Bandits 3, ® 1; Tw Siippers Pari (251, 296), Osewr (25, Harrie , i with a shutout win over Waygen (277, 223), Alice Northey $29 (221, 215) #i . ' our (the feders hard." IMacdonsids, Jown Jackson with (7 "nd Fairley Bouckley 247), 'white a. Rianeta Norio 24.00), 4 " 3 gle liars Welle TY mon There were (iftesn members in the #) line this time ST Us U0), Et Its of help from (isabelle King with 08 (299, 24) was BY). Man Pariise 040 (24, 240), BI| yoips MAIOR "Br LEAGUE |%, Shiriey" Bergen 91 nr {SI TAIOR | emon Lenkus WA nO mew wey, KEPT HEAD DOWN Sislla Siskaschuk 90 ro Ju Greta ne Ont oer to have 4 . Baker id "an. 2, Mutha € nt | Congratulations goes to Whites insur. wilh 4 hiv 4 havd to St 4, v deepest the me desmy rh 0 Aodh of A 4 i of ( Rosburgh, in his telephone in Tuton 47 (228) to wring the oye es The girls In. the 200 class rd ud 713), hn ir" anes on DEINK the winners of wie sh. Yaa sonvey ou bring ne Stockholm newspa- terview with The Globe and in. Tops for Mecdonsids were Marion! Grice 259, Millie Cameron claimed police were consid Mail, declared 4 an indictment of wilful as- ; in dnietmen against the 'Johansson ran into Sly with son 639 (224, 216) NuWsy Rugs 1264, Millie Bilida 239, Helen Aeteated For Nu-Way Dud Mills 228, out on the ice, all excited, Jo- SL (292), while Maurie |Connle Little 222, Helen were June Bay Branton #21 (297 us, Dingman 667 (47, 227) wna Edns Hud: (Saney Love U1, Georgie Nesbit 239,| (206, 297), Gourtie 234, Acadian | 207, Mary Mann 200, Chris Collins 229,1613 (274), Geo, Taylor #) 7, Lorraine Mu ade 3, 236) and 228, Onda Gunn 223, Bobble Weron Pinch Is to Verns Harding snd family bowlers, This is rather oy ohaihy to ¥ ad Pirie Bur 7 lhe bowlers who are present. 208, nish 624 (210, 250), Bleve Lovelock #24 90d section, | WESTMOUNT UNITED CHURCH [that your seore m n Fisher 618 (201, 27) lo Paina isken - nites 5. Moran City i Baywells 4, Bints 05 rs 4, Bub: Weshitts 3, Hendersons 15 yo Be #1 y q #y for 008 Cart): en, Teviar Pia ¥d [zn Laneh 0; The Wilos are leading with 26 points. team, unable 16 bow! with the longus, (003280, Sim. Witham sos (ioe 2075) Miandings "0 Wns St, Ness 0,(us the Consters Coppminas, "Sones, oe prveens 1s Keep op ihe nee of bs iam , 297)! Bie § ; , 2 , y Hasan D5, | Subway 20, Baywells 19, Bints|lazy Ones nad dos scored four your tesm. 223, ana AY Watay 03 (20s hansson didn't want a stretcher but they made him get on one the Smoke Faters dished and carried him off, bodychecks the way they Shortly after the game, Ros home, The burgh said, Johansson was seen walking around a hotel with a sandwich and a bottle of beer, "We have a clean - playing the Swedish players them. bunch of boys. The Swedish es were partly to blame for Players are not taught to keep injuries, The Swedes con. their heads up, I'll arrange for a Bwedish team to visit Canada their and they'll learn how fo play the game, When our players are in collision with the opposition, they get up and continue play, But the Swedes lie on the ice"! The Canadians heat the ore moderate critics noted often fail to keep he controversy even resulted "ast German comment criti lal Vast German ney ADN said NEWE games in feated a They de- team at Sweden Norwegian of the Trail European tour, After today's ex- the anger of hibition in Finland, the Smoke Swedish hosts Faters head for Moscow for a game series beginning Smoothness - | In seconds! [Su py g Mg HT DISCOUNT2 oye! You'll v flip when you see the Now featured in your local Yolleo store! 7-PC. 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