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22 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesdey, June 12, 1963 Canadian Universities | Take Steps To Improve Their Brand Of Hockey By PAUL RIMSTEAD Canada's universities are try- ing to give the pathetic old hockey bum the boot, Hockey bum? He's the unfortunate fellow who forsakes everything for a hockey career only to discover he hasn't the talent. He finds himself knocking around the low minors, senior or even intermediate amateur hockey, while most men his age are working on futures with security. Even among fellows who manage to make the National Hockey League there may be problems. Without a trade or formal education, they're in danger of winding up the same lack of higher education among pro hockey players is lack of ioslen universities. Hay, Ber- enson and two American Hockey League players -- Bill Masterton and Lou Angotti--re- ceived their degrees while on hocky scholarship s in the United States, Some of the more intelligent young NHL players today are spare time but it's difficult, what with the six-month season and extensive travel. be at 16, the age when a way unless, of course, they're|ing. Many boys around this age smart enough to invest their earnings wisely. There isn't one player in the National Football League today who hasn't attended college. It's) have to leave their hometowns to play in a junior A league-- the most important develop- j|ment period for a potential pro. Being on their own at the age much the same in Canadian pro| og 16 or 17 is temptation for football. A Cookie. Gilchrist who} any makes it big without college ex- |youth, and suddenly becoming perience is a rarity. But only one present-day reg-|even worse. Only the most ma- ture and intelligent are able to pass up the good times and ular, Bill (Red) Hay of Chicago| Black Hawks, came to the NHL| with a college degree. Gordon red - blooded Canadian [2 local hockey hero makes it stick to their education during (Red) Berenson of Montreal Ca-|the long junior schedules. nadiens is another college grad but he hasn't quite made it as a regular. -How do the Canadian univer- sities propose to change this? They plan to reduce the em- Main reason for the appalling, good competitive hockey in Ca- trying to earn degrees in their) The criticial point appears to youngster is no longer required by law to continue his school-} phasis on junior A hockey by, laorcice their own brand. The first rebellious move was when Toronto St. Michael's Col- lege quit hockey because it felt the junior A schedule was too long for a student. This was hockey's loss be-| cause St. Mike's was popular) late this summer. The Nationai Physical Fitness Council has granted $50,000 to the Canadian Amateur Hockey Association to be used for 1 insti- tutes at five Canadian univer- sities. The CIAU will direct the in- stitute and 250 hand - picked amateur coaches will attend. Fundamentals, philosophy of officiating and, most tion to hockey players, will be stressed. Graduates of the institute will be urged to spread the word throughout the country, starting with kids in the peewee ho ghar Another move expected fro the universities is an effort to stimulate interest in hockey in schools. Now Many Wear FALSE TEETH With More Comfort with parents. They felt that having a son at St. Mike's would ensure exceilent _aca- demic as well as hockey train- ing. | The universities took their! lfirst step this year. Under di-| rection of the newly formed) Canadian Intercollegiate Ath-| letic Union, they sponsored the| first annual Canadian college) tournament at Kingston, Ont. It was just a 'beginning. A problem is to gain national at-| tention for college hockey. This) should be accomplished next} winter when Rev. David Bauer} takes his University of British) Columbia .Thunderbirds to mt |Olympics. The team won't be staffed en-|! versity products by the Cana-) dian public. And when they re-| turn and take part in the na-it tional college tournament there] will be more prestige for uni- versity hockey. tirely by college players but|t they will be regarded as uni-|y SPECIAL CLASS OSHAWA AREA NOW FORMING Now you can train to be @ prae- tical Nurse. Single and married women are urgently needed as .tlinics, privete & mecessory. Books and equipment Practica! Nurses in doctors' offices, High school education helpful but not supplied. Spare time home study course with a special period of practical LECTURES and demonstra- tions (afternoon or evening classes). Get full information -- for free booklet on the Course -- Mail coupon below. (Ne obligation). 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