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YOU CAN'T HAVE IT-THIS ONE IS London's Wheable Collegiate rush in, during yesterday's semi-final, part of the Univer- sity of Western Ontario's Paul McKellar (14) of Sar- nia Central, shows a posses- sion snarl as he struggles to keep the ball as players from Rose Bowl Game May Be Another Grid Thriller ada. The CBC will carry it|Harris, Jerry Stovall, Bo Camp- starting with the 5 p.m, EST)bell and Ray Wilkins. kickoff. Colorado, with a 9-- record Three other bowl contests are|identical to LSU's, is a conser- set for Jan. 1--the Sugar, Cot- ae c team. ton and Orange bowls. In Sa&urday's Gator Bowl at Two all-star games and the|Jacksonville, Fla, Georgia Gator Bowl are to be played| Tech takes its strong ground at- Saturday, ushering in the bigjtack and burly defensive line football weekend, jagainst Penns y 1 vania State. |Penn also has played a power-) TOP TEAM IN BOWL jrunning, ball - control game all Alabama, Associated Press|year, pick as the best college team in| : the United States, meets Arkan-/ STARS ON PARADE sas in the Sugar Bowl at New| Some of the best college play- Orleans. fers will be featured in the two In Arkansas, Alamaba goes| all-star games Saturday. against a team with a pass de-|_ The East-West game at San fence rated the third best in|Ftancisco boasts all-Americans U.S. college ranks. Alabama Ernie Davis of Syracuse and and quarterback Pat Trammell |Bob Ferguson of Ohio State to prefer passing to running and|!ead the East's backfield. Ro- this should give Arkansas pass|™an Gabriel of North Carolina defenders plenty of exercise. |State and Ron Miller of Wiscon- The Cotton Bowl at Dallas,|Sin, two of the top college quar- 13 bringing together Mississippi| tetbacks, will be masterminding NEW YORK (CP)--Canadians|the picture. Minnesota quarter- clustered around television sets)back Sandy Stephens, an All- for the Rose Bowl game, the}American, can throw on the op- biggest of the U.S. college post-|tion play as well as gallop. And season classics, may see ajthe University of California at battle similar to the one Win-|Los Angeles can go to the air nipeg and Hamilton rece ntly|if Minnesota's hard-to-move line staged for the Grey Cup. needs loosening up. Both Minnesota and UCLA} Prospects are for a tight bat- rely mainly on a ground attack|tle. The UCLA line is rated --as did Hamilton Tiger-Cats about as rugged as Mifnesota's. and Winnipeg Blue Bombers| The Rose Bowl contest at Pa- who clashed in Canada's projsadena is one of seven top U.S. football championship game this!football games scheduled for year. {the New Year's weekend. It will But don't put the pass out of!be the only one televised in Can- Bowmanville Tops Uxbridge Hawks By GERRY BLAIR . 7. Bowmanville: Don Masters : Four unanswered tallies in, (Hamilton) ..... 2.13 ond Texas, figures to be the| things. jthe second period by the Bow-| 8. Bowmanville: Preston 11.26 | closest contest. Both teams fin-| John Had! of Kansas, an All- manville Shamrocks paved the) 9. Bowmanville: Marjerrison|ished their seasons with 9-1 rec-|American quarterback, will be way for an 8-6 victory over the (Don Masters, Preston) .. 14.18) ords. calling plays for the West. Uxbridge Black Hawks last) pe;aities: Grandy 12.59, Mississippi has both speed and|Texas Christian end Buddy night in OHA Lakeshore Inter- Cherry 17.31, Fairey (2) and depth. It racked up the biggest|lles, another All - American, is , {mediate action in Bowmanville.|Chorry 20.00. |ground-gaining yardage in the|expected to be the target for '| The win by the Shamrocks| Third Period |U.S. during the season. {some Hadl tosses. S ' |snapped a_ seven-game losing) 19. Uxbridge: Cherry | But Texas has a light, fast-| Montgomery, Ala., will play / |streak and moved them into} " (Tomlinson, Rennick) 5.28;moving line and backfield, led/host to the Blue-Grey clash be- \fifth place in the eight-team 1, Uxbridge: 'Grandy 13.30 bY all - American half back|tween North and South. \circuit. It was only the third) ~ oC, v sere "°""\Jimmy Saxton. It has the top} Dave Sarette of Syracuse, a . |setback this season for .Ux-|12- Bowmanville: Marjerrison |ryshing record in college ball/quarterback who can seem to ibridge, who remained in a (Hamilton) . ++ 14.40/put lacks Mississippi's versatil-/make the football disappear for three-way tie for second spot. |13. Uxbridge: Rennick lity. \long stretches, will be calling "| It was by far, the most im-| (Tomlinson, Cherry) 17.46, The Orange Bowl. at Miami,|the shots for the northern Blues. MINE pressive showing by the Sham-|/4. Bowmanville: Richards Fla., features Louisiana State|Quarterbacks Don Fuell of Mis- lrocks in 10 appearances in the| (Olinski) - 19.27| University and Colorado, LSU s'sissippi and Bobby Hunt of Au- THE OSHAWA TIMES, Friday, December 29, 1961 7] CYO ATOM LEAGUE Leafs Hand Canadiens Their First Setback -- Seaodion. who had been; Allan Taylor gave the Hawks coasting along on a six-gameig short - lived lead, but the winning streak in CYO Atom); League, suffered their first set-|" 85 came back with three back of the season, as Leafs,|¥answered goals. led by Gene Balfour, stopped| Doug Freeman was a two- them 3-1, in a hard fought/goal man for the Wings, as he hockey game. scored the tying and Leafs checked furiously|S0s- Brian Bulger added a throughout the entire game, seldom giving the Canadiens al chance to get untracked. While his mates were tend: ing to their defensive chores, Gene Balfour was looking after the -goal scoring by scoring all) three Leaf goals. | Mark Lambourne scored Ca-| nadien's lone goal. | Jim Morrisette registered his | first shut out of the season, as) the Bruins blanked Rangers 2-0. Bruins took the lead early in the game on Larry Flynn's goal, and then were content to play it cosy until John Sledziewski| \tallied the clincher late in the final period. | Red Wings came up with) their best performance of the jseason, and as a result, they | \skated off with a 3-1 win over |the Black Hawks. Metropolitan OHA Junior "A" HOCKEY Cee ST. MICHAELS (TORONTO) vs. PICK BOXING COACH WHITBY MOHAWKS | VANCOUVER (CP) -- George |Bougi of Edmonton has been) Mon., Jan. 1 2:30 P.M. |nominated by the Amateur Ath-| Whitby letic Union of Canada as coach) of Canada's boxing team to par- Community Arena Adults $1.00 Children 50¢ ticipate in the British E m p ire Games in Mistralia next year. It is expected approval by the} high school basketball tourna- |1961.62 season. They had to| Penalties: Terry Masters 5.21,|favored because of the explos-|burn, leading the South, also are Empire Games committee will be a formality. { ey oe ig ica aphid jovercome a 3-2 first period 10.38, Preston 17.31. jive speed of halfbacks Wendell|aerial artists. 3 Pip yaad deficit, but their four-goal won the game 47-16. Isplurge in the middle frame Oshawa Central Wins) 22228. Queens Cage Tourney KINGSTON (CP) -- Oshawa} The championship game be- Central Collegiate Institute met|tween Oshawa and South Gren- |ville High School from Prescott aie si donate 'cleveland night| as anything but thrilling. The as it captured the Queen's Uni-/Motor City chool built a 24-16 versity high school invitational] naif-time lead and outscored tournament. Prescott 29-6 in the final 16 min- From the opening whistle in| ytes, the morning Oshawa won with ease. It crushed Ernestown Dis-/ PRESCOTT TIRED trict High School 56-11 inthe) Prescott, which dropped its opener and turned back a hard-|first game of the day 31-28 to fighting Quinte crew from Belle-|Moira of Belleville, was forced ville 56-38 in the second round.|to play two games in succes- In the semi - finals Oshawa/sion. It defeated an inexpe- trounced previously undefeated| rienced Napanee squad 37-19 in Arnprior 45-21. \the evening. jfirst half indicated a fight to the|Hughes, Lloyd Hamilton, |jplaced them well on their way lto victory. Uxbridge made it one goal of the Shamrocks 'but | leach time Bowmanville fought} jback for a goal to keep the| Hawks out of reach. | The Bowmanville scoring was} well - distributed, with only one ; repeat goalgetter, Bob Marjer- After a 10-minute rest, it took|ticon, on ieilled twice. Single the court against Oshawa. The|counters came from Brian Ron finish, but Prescott finally|Burgess, Don Masters, Ray yielded to exhauction, ¥iPreston, and Mort Richards. Oshawa was led by Marcis| Uxbridge Black Hawks re- Esmito and Jim Langley. Es-/ceived a tremendous perform-| mito had 54 points in the fourjance from former Whitby) games and Longley 46. Mohawk coach Bob Cherry,) Prescott was paced by Petelwho. scored two goals and) Doris who hooped eight points|assisted on three others. Art} in the final game and had the/Rennick, Cherry's _ linemate, tournament high for a singlejalso was outstanding. offensive- game with 21. He was awarded)ly, picking up the hat trick and the trophy as the tournament's | assisting on another. Half of most valuable player. the Uxbridge total came on| Dental Expert Mouth Guards Be Made Compulsory MONTREAL (CP)--A Phila-; Dr. Cohen said in Canada -- a es Hyd = where so many youngsters play meuth guards shou e made}, Saale Kel : ccmpulsory for all youngsters hockey here is a big need for playing body contact sports such'@ Similar program. as nockey, "While walking here the other The first new taste! the only light fu//-strength beer! enjoying the man advantage. Only ten penalties were call- ed in a rough, hard-hitting tilt, as referee Bob Needan was jvery lenient with the whistle. Both clubs were guilty of num- erous high - sticking bouts in! corners, and tempers flared all night, but outside of a pushing bee between Bob Cherry and Ted Fairey, at the conclusion of the second period, nothing serious developed. Both clubs are idle until) ssened."" next Thursday, Jan. 4, when In the first year of the Phil-\they meet again, this time in adelphia ex periment guards Uxbridge. were given to 84 of 597 high) UXBRIDGE -- Goal, Carpen- scnvo! football players. None of|ter; defence, Vipond, Barnes, or- power plays, when they showed! S exceptional puck control while is avoided because the impact is te Ds. Abram Cohen, 60, gave|day I came to an outdoor rink)the $4 suffered tooth or head in-|/Simpson, Todd, Grandy; the view in an interview while|where kids were playing and the|juries. Among the remaining|wards, Cherry, Rennick, Tom-| here to attend this week's an-jattendant told me at least. once|513, there were 21 tooth injuries|linson, Germond, _ Ferguson, nua! meeting of the 15,000-mem-!a day some kid loses a nd 26 head injuries. \Etcher, Gibson, Redshaw and ber international dental frater-'|s nity of Alpha Omega. oth or ar t " Dr Cohen said that in the four|Miller, | BOWMANVILLE goal,| ufiers some other i He said it's up £0 parents to|years since then--with all play- He said the protective device|make sure their/ children are| ¢uts down substantially tooth, | adequately protected but to zet| mouth and even head injuries. |{he project off the ground across| Dr. Cohen, a practitioner for/the country would require pro- 39 vears, is director of dental! motion by a national organiza- services for Philadelphia board|tion such as the Canadian Men- of education and a member of|ta' Association. the faculty of the University of| "['m hopeful they will Pennsylvania. leaniething wcine.2? Five years ago he launched a| i ie going. pilot program .in Philadelphia} UF Cohen said a good mouth dealing with mouth protection protector also guards against for young athletes. It has since|heaa injuries. gained American Dental Associ-| '"'Concussions sometimes occur ation endorsement. wher. the mandible -- the lower Now it is mandatory for all|jaw is forced back against the high school football players injskull sharply. Wearing a guard, Philadelphia to wear mouth/the athlete instinctively clamps guaras. They are supplied free|duwn on it with his teeth when by the board of education. there is a blow and the injury SCOTTISH LEAGUE get Home Teams All Fail Score Win For Fans . McINTYRE HOO jal London, Engl jplay, but ineptitude in front of| d | goal, coupled with brilliant goal-| Correspondent | keeping, foiled them, and after To The Oshawa Times leading 1-0 at half-time they EDINBURGH, Scotland -- A went down in the second half brief sojourn in Scotland at the|When a much more spirited Christmas and New Year sea-|Dunfermline got a couple of son has given me an opportunity | 80als. to take a look at some Scottish' In extenuation, let me say the soccer. ground was frozen as solid as a After what I had been|rock, and although liberally} seeing in London, the first game S@ded, this made the ball dif- I saw, in which Dunfermline de- ficult to control, and it played feated Hibernians 2-1 at Easter|4ll kinds of tricks in bounding Road, was drab and unimagin-| 'he wrong way. ative. It was exciting enough in! away win REC spots, but there was little skill A Tow Kind of a record was or finesse in this game of long) mage in Scotland when of eight punts up, to the forwards, with! first division games played, not the ball' going to an opposing) one of them was won by the defender, who promptly punted) home team. Seven were won by it to the other end of the fie'" the visitors, and the other, be- again. : tween League leaders Dundee, There was not a singlejand St. Mirren at Paisley, was outstanding nersonality on view|drawn. There- could have been in the game, apart from Dun- rich pickings for a pools' punter fermline's goalkeeper Eddie who could have forecast seven Connachan, who did more than'away wins out of the eight anyone else to ensure his side's games victory. Hibs should have won) Aberdeen pulled the big shock By M by three goals on the run ofjof the day at Ibrox Park, play-'Greaves very quiet, and after Mantle; defence, Preston, Glas-| ers wearing guards--there have pell, Terry Masters, Abbott; been only two tooth injuries and three head injuries, forwards, Hamilton, Don Mas-! PLASTIC USED ters, Marjerrison, Richards, He said his tests have shown|Olinski, Burgess, Fairey, Sheri- that the best guard is a semi-|dan, Hughes and Kilpatrick. | hard plastic shell with a soft _First Period | plastic insert, moulded to the| 1. Uxbridge: Rennick characteristics of the athlete's| (Cherry, Haynes) mouth and fitted over the upper} 2- Uxbridge: Rennick 'teeth ls CCRERTY) vesccscasiess 6.15 | 1,39) No part is visible on the out- Bowmanville: Hughes 12.05 7 sile and it can be worn. com-| 4. Bowmanville: Hamilton fortabiy for extended periods; | _ (Preston, Marjerrison) -15.34 Cost in the United States is| 5. Uxbridge: Cherry about $3. | (Simpson) 16.03 conducted| . Penalties: Fairey 4.57, Sheri- 19.24. Second Period . Bowmanville: Burgess COMDARE) isees cvesss cece 39 REMEMBER WHEN ... By THE CANADIAN PRESS Maurice Richard of Montreal | Canadiens scored the 500th goal jof his great National Hockey |League career--including play- joffs--when Canadiens defeated Toronto Maple Leafs six years ago tonight. A hometown crowd of 13,784 fans at Montreal Fo- rum gave their hero a standing ing far above their usual form|°Vation as he sank the gozl, to defeat Rangers 4-2. Mother-|the first counter in a 5-2 victory well also pulled a surprise by for Canadiens. z winning. at Kilmarnock, and Eke Partick Thistle rammed in three| being one goal behind at half- goals in the last 10 minutes to| time, Mel Charges and Alan beat Dundee United 5-2, Celtic|Skirton scored for Arsenal in hammered Raith Rovers 4-0 at|the second half. Burnley's game Kirkcaldy. The result of all this} was called off by weather con- was to leave Dundee away out/ditions, so the championship in front of the league table with|race is tighter than ever, with 28 points, Celtic second with 22,/the leaders standing: Burnley, Kilmarnock third with 20, and/30 points; West Ham, 29; Ever- last year's champions tied for,ton, 28; Ipswich and Tottenham, | | fourth place' with Motherwell,| 27. and Partick with 19 points, nine| Liverpool unexpectedly lost by, behind the leaders. Only by; the only goal at Leeds, and Sun- striking a very bad patch can|derland and Derby of the lead- Dundee fail to win the League' ers were also defeated. But Ley- title ton Orient had a good win over| Re fe Middlesbrough to. jump into SPURS DROP ANOTHER second place, six points behind Down in England, Totten-;Liverpool and two ahead of ham's hopes to climbing to the| Derby and Sunderland. top of the league table in the| Positions in the other two holiday games were rudely shat-| divisions were unchanged as the tered when Arsenal wonover the|leading teams all won, Ports- Spurs by 2-1 before the record| mouth and Bournemouth leading crowd of the season. over 63,000.\the third division, and Wrex- Domination of the game by the|ham, Colchester, Carlisle and Arsenal half-backs kept Jimmy. Aldershot leading the way in the |fourth. Tests also were with guards made of rubber--|442 similar to those worn by boxers! --and other materials 6 lots of Light Holiday Brew in the hous friends.And yourself. O'Keefe. BREW FOR THE HOLIDAY SEASON With the Holiday hospitality season coming up, you'll want oe) Serve Holiday. 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