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Se ee ae Ge ey eee tay Point-A-Game Clip Seems Andy's Target |InEPHLScoring of Sudbury Wolves fired four| } ype Ragen 351 points in} -oals and assisted in four others|7 4 last week to jump into a first- Montreal's Henri Richard is place tie with Jeannot G 46 points behind the point-a-\o¢ Kingston Frontenacs in the| , eague' vidual sco! . Gilles Tri and Chisago' 8 dete ' ; va hens Stan Mikita are each 47 points! Official figures released today| 7 down, show Dufour, in third place last Toronto's hard-shooting Frank| week, has 28 goals and 23 as- THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesday, January 16,1963 | Dufour, Gilbert Share Top Spot In EPHL Scoring shared a total of 47 scoring, Hull-Ottawa players also tied points, breaking the single-|the record for most points game record of 45 points. scored by one team in a single The 33 points picked up by| game. ; Beliveau and Boom Boom Geof- frion, "You can see what it means from that." HAD SLOW START Bathgate had trouble break- ing into the NHL, and had only 45 points in his first 108 games after the 1954-55 season, But in By THE CANADIAN PRESS Rangers' Andy Bathgate is just about deadlocked in his grudge match with the National Hockey League record book. The 30-year-old right winger is only one point away from having as many points in reg- ular-season NHL play as games played. He now has 633 points MID-WINTER in tis 634 league games. Bathgate broke even for the|sons first time in his career three games ago in Montreal, and the seven -and - a - half sea- since then, he has made up for it. Beliveau has averaged more Mahovlich has 61 points to make up, having 323 points in his 384 games, Montreal veteran Dickie Moore is 57 points down with sists. Gilbert, last week's leader, has 18 goals and 33 as-| / sists, Gord Labossiere of Sudbury CLEARANCE ranks third with 48 points and Don Blackburn, now with Bos- ton Bruins, is fourth with 47, Hull-Ottawa Canadiens have the least number of goals scored against them. Their goalies share a goals-a-game average of 3.02. Two league records were broken last week and another tied when. Hull-Ottawa beat St. Louis Braves 12-5. Red Beren- son of Canadiens scored seven points in the game, breaking the one-game scoring record of six held by four players. Hull-| J Ottawa and St. s players! though that was the game he set a record for goal-scoring in consecutive games, he confessed § |he attached more importance to ™, |boosting his career scoring rec- Fjord past the number of games i |played. "There are only three guys in! this league that have scored more points than they have played games," he said then, "and they're Gordie Howe, Jean REMEMBER WHEN .. .? By THE CANADIAN PRESS Lew Hayman, dropped as points a game than Howe. The smooth Montreal centre has 677 points in 588 NHL games--more than nine seasons--while De- troit's ageless star has 1,166 points in his 1,089 games in 17 seasons, Geoffrion has less of an edge, having amassed 711 points in 693 games, Many of the NHL's promis- ing young stars are within reach of the one-point-a-game plateau. The closest behind Bathgate is Ohicago's Bill (Red) Hay, whose 202 points in 235 games 567 points in 624 games, while Boston's Murray Oliver needs 73 points, 'with 163 in 236 games. In tonight's oaly NHL game, last-place Boston plays the first- place Black Hawks. The Hawks will be out to avenge a 5-4 de- feat to the Bruins last week. Up to that point, the Hawks had won four and tied two in six meetings with Bruins. MORE SPORT ON PAGES 20--21--22 STILL GOING STRONG ! You're invited to select season-end items from our quality "Brand Name" merchandise COACH OF CHAMPS -- Bill Bewley, centre, coach of Mc- Gill Redmen, congratulates halfback George Telesh (left) and Eric Walter after his McGill Grid Coach team took a muddy 9-8 victory over the University of Western Ontario Mustansg in the final game of the Senior Intercolle- giate football league, Bew- ley, a former Montreal Alou- ette halfback, piloted the Red- men to the intercollegiate title in his first year as coach. --(CP Photo) Wins College Crown First Year At Helm By BRUCE STOVEL MONTREAL (CP)--Bill Bew- ley spent a good part of his first 30 years playing football. But the. former Montreal Alouettes halfback says his greatest ex- perience in football was last fall when he piloted McGill Univer- sity Redmen to the Senior Inter- collegiate title in his first year as "Tt was more satisfying than any individual effort, being so happy for 35 guys together," said Bewley, a powerfully built, crew-cut native of Stoney Creek, Ont., near Hamilton. Bewley had his share of indi- vidual triumphs. He won. the scoring title one year and all- star recognition twice in senior intercollegiate league with University of Toronto Blues. In bis eight years with Alou- ettes, he was a valuable pass receiver and ball-carrier as well as the team's placement kicker. He won the Big Four scoring title in 1958, and was named the country's best Canadian player! for three seasons. When he left Alouettes utte| more than a year ago to take the coaching job at McGill, Many were surprised. FEARED BEING TRADED "I was only 30, and I knew I had the conditioning for another three or four years of pro ball. But the Alouettes were house- very intention of staying in Montreal. He says he misses playing, but finds he enjoys coaching even more, "When you're a player, you can pretty well forget about football from one season to the next, After the game Saturday, you can forget about it until practice Tuesday. "But as a coach, the game is with you all the time. You've got to figure out what things you need to practise, what type of team you'll be up against, and so.on. You're always watch- ing the over-all picture. od a stunning display of pass- ing in the Jast three minutes to Overcome a 13-8 deficit and squeak through to the title 15-13. Bewley explained the slow start to the season was probably due to the inexperience' of the new coaching staff Bewley and former Alouette teammates Tom Moran and Ron Murphy. LOSES QUARTERBACK 'And also," he adds with a grin, "before that first Queen's game we showed them over and over again the films of the 1961 final, when Queen's beat the Stuffing out of us. By the time the game came, I knew they "It gives you that much more insight into the game. I love much better." In his rookie season as a coach Bewley did things the hard way, from beginning to end of the season. STRONG FINISHERS The Redmen lost their first two games to Varsity and West- jern, They faced elimination from championship 'hopes in the third game, when they met Queen's Golden Gaels, the de- fending champions. Queens had beaten Western and Varsity by wide margins. Yet thee Redmen came through with a second - half surge to whip the Gaels 38-24-- exactly as Bewley had pre- dicted the day before the game. cleaning, and the probability of being traded to another club) made the McGill 'offer seem even better." Bewley has a full-time sales| job with an aluminum packag-/ From there, McGill went on to win the rest of their games, ithough in each case a fourth. |quarter rally was needed for the were aggressive enough to take the|/the game so I like the job that/it." As far as next year's team | goes Bewley is optimistic. "We'll only be losing four rst - stringers, with a good chance of two of them return- ing for post-graduate work." Bewley says his major worry is finding a replacement for passing quarterback Tom Sky- peck, who is leaving to practise dentistry this spring. "Skypeck could definitely make the grade as a pro quar- terback in Canada," says Bew- ley of the 24-year-old former Cornell University star. Bewley thinks college football here would benefit greatly from introduction--in a reasonable way--of athletic scholarships for outstanding athletes. "If a student can keep up his marks, and play a sport well, he should get a reward. The | victory. 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