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. @ 11.00 Value @ Ideal for Den! THEY GO! 2.98 BAD BOY 2" Open Nightly (Except Saturday) 'Til 9:30 KING ST, E, AT TOWNLINE 728-4658 twice against their clubs. 16 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesdey, February 5, 1965 Hey;where a team is a goal down, It must hurt badly. The goals off against Celtic on Dec, 7 last,|ordered off the field by the ref-lan under 23-internatinnal, in STRATEGY FAVORED tion for the Vezina Trophy! ourt action involving the rights|brought before the law courts|"@¢ ® Personal hearing beforeives outside left, who has won Andrews, NHL's { re was in about 80 per cent of these r ( HALL TOP GOALIE Eastham won his action againstjer, a married man with a fam-| A crisis meeting is being call- That was Dec. 4 in Chicagojare still in front after the| This case is likely to come upjclub, and because he was sus-|and fourth division clubs in the! MIAMI BEACH, Fla. (AP)-- 31 seconds before the gamelopposition, down from 2.28 the|!egality of suspensions which/ministry of labor. in these divisions. Practically|sonny Liston went three rounds Glenn Hall was removed for an|goals in three games. the' Scottish Football Players'|the Referees' Committee to takeling to fold up as Accrington ics based on National} But eight other times pulling/ang Don Simmons moved ahead a player of his means of live-| Various suggestions are being SHORGAS front dumping the puck into Committee - to suspend a play-|r othatiers' Association is wat-|i8 to raise the prices for ad- Industrial and in the majority of cases nothing/and New York's Jacques) visaing seven goals in three |e rons the test Harrower succeeds, then it will/D@ck to the regional system. of likely to be a product of the|opposition collected gift goals jumped a point to 2.53. Hay, Chi 17 " 16laed cut down the cost of long jour- Decler in your eres. might be lifted--a_ situation|been sideline victims once each. with a six-point week in the in-/Roucgeau, Mtl 18 26|linary Committee has dealt cut/dances by reviving the local for a total of 33. e e Pulling The Goalie rt ame ee fuente oe. he was -- to have Wolverhampton Wanderers struc under extreme Nottin; rst hi Take Test Case To Court): wiie'iaa"ei"asent "oteston, rower BY M. McINTYRE HOOD case is St. Johnstone forward) strick another Fulham player,|have signed on Nottingham For- ee geen play--has|...e charged up against the net- and suspended for 28 days. Theleree, In this case, the players exchange for Alan Hinton, Wol- mach goes to the goaltender! ay the committee, and Auld, afy1] international honors. oat statistician, says the . for the club with the best de-!.4 it could mean the biggest|privilege should be given by the|""ussed the major offender. Ihis former club, and situations. r Hall and the Black Hawks/the retain and transfer system.|ily, receives no wages from theled of the chairmen of all third) ty|when Bobby Hull beat Boston's|week's play, yielding an aver-|before the Scottish courts, injpended and not sacked, he can-/Fnglish League to discuss the|a former sparring partner of ended to give the Black Hawks a|previous week. The man they|deprive them of their livelihood.| The point at issue in the caselall of htem are losing money,|with challenger Cassius "lay Union has taken up with law Hockey League play so far this|out the goalie has wound up|o¢ Montreal and Hodge into the|co™mittee - Scotiand's equiva-|jihood. made to help the clubs, whose HEATING & that wide-open net. team average six percentage|o, resulting in the loss of his happens either way. But when|Plante have all watched in an- step in on behalf of English|@ Northern and southern section Commercial On the offensive side, Chi- team that's one-up, anyway. . Howe, Det 15 53 neys from north-to-south and vice versa and help the clubs' 31 CELINA ST. dividual scoring competition. Ye Keon, Tor 13 4/a seven days' suspension against|derby aspect of many games. S ' P a di 'The leaders: : por tsman S$ Faradise es 2 Hull, Chi AUCKLAND (CP)--New Zea-jadvance--the word has 20tipeliveau, Mtl | jand is widely known as Alabout from satisfied Canadian|Bathgate, NY we aes i eg Peto: and American sportsmen ant i ¥ i basis has made the going tough his oh are heavily book for many. Now professional or- ganizations are springing up to . Ww SNS \ N Vs S = = ae = ~ - ---- ~ ) OLD: COUNTRY - SOCCER Yumnam captain, and a suspen-|third and fourth division foot-jcan fit Hard." Dave Balley,jthe champ !s gy Gage be in for sion of 28 dys for Bert Auld, of|paliers might well all become|who sparred with Liston threeja surprise when he and Clay when their teams met. TRANSFER NEWS Doesn't Always Work ae ene eee a H rdered: i phigh oR Agel dy Maurice Cook, after he had est's outside left Dike le Flem, arisen 33 times. minder's record in the competi- high|Union's claim is that a person 1 football rs,jcan be represented and call who has played the most games|, Goats on the Rodson witnesses. It believes the same| "ety, little Soi, was obviously|Nelither player was happy "= stra is normal ied rong Y Prine tensive record. soccer sensation since George|Referees' Committee. Harrow-|CRISIS MEETING mutual satisfaction at the deal. Only once has it worked. SAYS CLAY CAN HIT .|Eddie Johnston with a 20-footer|age of 2.26 goals a game to the|Which the BF gy bes will fight the/not claim assistance from the|financial position of the club's|world heavyweight champion 2.2 tie with the Bruins after|call Mr. Goalie gave up six| Johnny hughes, secretary Of|will be the right of a body like|and some are in danger of hav-|Tuesday and concluded "Clay additional Chicago attacker. The Maple Leafs with Bowec| 2 "the right of the ye Hl arbitrary action which deprives|Stanley did last season. rather conclu-|simply a prelude to the club in|No. 2 spot, Bower dropping the|/"t % the F. A. Disciplinary) q,9 english --Professionalfinances are in bad shape. One APPLIANCES points to 2.52, He was beaten ching the case with keen inter- mission, Another is to amalga- a goal is scored, it's far more|guish from the bench while the|2@™es, Montreal's average |oiiver, Bos V- 35|players who have been suspen-|°% the third division. This willl] The established, relioble Gas In the 187 games played so| Johnston and Montreal's|"280's Stan Mikita boosted hislttenry, NY 24 HAYNES SUSPENDED (Corner of Athol) scored five goals and added @n/Rucyk Bos 10 Johnny Haynes, England and/And failing these es, offer a vast saving of time and cece P 'Uni Birmingham City, who Were part-timers, with ollier jobs to|Y*8!*_ #0 in Philadelphia, said meet Feb. 25 in a title boui Sc ttish lay on Haynes got off lightly, be- only attacked Haynes, but also|without transfer fees, Woves Hall, Toronto's Don Simmons|tive times in three games. |"°S°* est. If the action on behlalf of|mate the two divisions and go ; ;: 6 far, the occasion where a goalie|Charlie Hodge meanwhile have|!agueleading total to 67 points/janoviich, Tor 19 46| Meanwhile, the F. A. Discip-|finances. It would help atten- 728-9441 assist. ba ew a an S Tu y | His teammate Hull, the No. 1\j goal-getter, picked up one more temper for those unfamiliar TT ECS I, with local conditions. For years visiting anglers and hunters have been goggle- eyed at New Zealand's fish and| / game resources. But the pos-| // sibilities have been only partly exploited because the difficul-) J po met by yisitors have dis- Y, thousands from fol- pest in their footsteps. Hunters overseas can scarcely believe that in New Zealand no shooting licence is needed, no) closed season is enforced, no Umit bag applies, and hunters even get free ammunition to help in reducing deer herds which have become a national pest, MUST KNOW ROPES But the best shooting is in remote areas and in rough| « country. Living can be hard for those who do not know the ropes. Likewise, anglers seeking New Zealand's fabulous trout, or big game fish off the coasts, can waste a great deal of time organizing licences and equip- ment, hiring launches and the like - are having a - GIGANTIC \ : Mid-Winter : | : 3 : : A q 3 salmon rivers of the south is- Starts Thursday, Feb. 6th - 9:30 a.m. "Sa ie ae A mews surss 'om 95.00 MEN'S DRESSING GOWNS un 788 tae i ots aoe ; | thar, $v ordtish, tou and MEN'S SPORTS COATS ws 19.88 MEN'S JEWELLERY Ye PRICE renee competence MEN'S CONTINENTAL PANTS 2» 6.95 Mico" TOQUES 89s MEN'S & BOYS' VESTS == ss 4.88 MEN'S ,nciz", PYJAMAS 20% OFF MEN'S SPORT SHIRTS ar. 200 BOYS' SUITS & SPORTS COATS % OFF CASUAL TROUSERS 795.995 3.95 MEN'S DOUBLE KNIT CARDIGANS Y% OFF MEN'S roo. . 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