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TOAST TO A GOAL -- Fran Huck (left), 18-year-old scor- ing sensation of the Saskatche- Regina's Frank Huck Grows Up In Hockey REGINA (CP)--Frank Huck has lived his entire life across the street from one of the numerous skating and hockey rinks operated by the City of} Regina. He's been skating on that clinks pop bottles with team- mate Gabby Schall in toast to Huck's 66th goal of the cur- is "the hottest professional pros- pect in Western Canada." SCHOOL COME FIRST wan Junior Hockey League, "rent season -- tying the SJHL record, He since has surpassed the record. diens, says after watching the|tion company and playing third youth work his way up through) base for Regina Red Sox of the the Pats' minors chain that he/Southern Saskatchewan Base- TIGHT LINE ~ plete! of year, By KEN ROBERTS As most of you know, the boat show is on its last legs, there is a chance to take that last peak, For the boat enthusl- ast this is his show, however, the angler is not forgotten com- Many fishing craft are avail- able ina variety of sizes and shapes ,as well as a wide price range, This last point stops most anglers from getting their own canoe or cartop boat, This time at the Sportsmen' Show, you can pick up some halt decent buys, anyone with the inclination for a cartopper, should check at the show. I think in this week's chat we should look at what makes up a good all-round fishing craft, suited in price and size for the weekend angler. GENERAL CHOICE Let's start with some general characteristics we would like to find in a small boat, If the boat is to be used solely for fishing one should look for a craft that sits well in the water and has a ' |fairly wide beam, this will give "Vithe angler stability when over Sito one side netting the catch, 'For, more often than not, you can find two anglers so carried away with the catch that they both crowd to one side of the boat to get a look or assist each other, Try to get one with the width of the boat continuing towards the bow, avoid the' spear-like design often found on cheaper models, Another point is the depth of the craft, This is eriti- cal, for, should the angler en- joy trolling, a shallow boat can lead to trouble in rough water, 6| Drain plugs in some of the newer models are designed to automatically pump the boat dry while underway, The prin- ciple being, when you have the craft under power, and open this specially located drain, the swift movement of the water rushing beneath the hull is enough to draw excess water from the boat, simple but quite effective, Floatation is another factor which should and must not be overlooked, Make sure the craft has either styrofoam or air pockets, these are usually found under the seats and bow of the craft, Make sure the floatation will keep the weight of your gear as well as that of the boat on or near the surface NHL BIG SEVEN should it swamp, Finally -- propulsion, Engine sizes vary to such a great --(CP Photo) place, The Mikita, Chicago Hull, Chicago Beliveau, Montreal Bathgate, New York Wharram, Chicago Gilbert, New York Oliver, Boston ball League. He was Rookie of the Year in the SSBL in 1962, Goyette, New York 3 By THE CANADIAN PRESS With Chicago and New York shut out and Montreal idle, only Boston's Murray Oliver made headway Thursday night among the leading point-collectors in the National Hockey League. He added a goal and an assist) to his production and climbed into a 47-point tie for seventh Leaders: G 40 33 30 $8 5 $41! 26 28 29 $1 A Pts, 49 degree that you have an in- finite choice, Never exceed the rated requirements of your craft. Keep in mind--the smaller motor, the better its trolling characteristics. Small engines are created for this purpose, It is common knowledge that heavier engines willt roll, but two-stroke engines are designed to be kept well away from the lugging point, and the use of heavier engines will roll, but en their life and efficiency, The pros and cons of mate- rials used in boat construction are many, here are just a few. woop This material, as old as man, proved more than ample in years gone by. Still, new lami- He has been playing organized nations and epoxy glues make it a worthwhile consideration, Modern Boat Shows Boon To Sports Type weight characteristics are far superior to any other, This weight factor gives excellent performance from light motors, Design requirements in the streamlining field are more than met by its durability, Last, but not least, this boat is almost maintenance free, On the con side, however, seams on some are a problem, leaks en- countered on a trip are a source of misery. Due to its lightness, it sits high on the water and, when trolling, one must con- stantly fight the wind. By chance if one should puncture the hull, it is costly and com- for the home handyman, My personal second choice to this craft, Last, but certainly not least, is perhaps one of the anglers' best bets, Available in an array of colors, this craft can be used in heavy winds and driven aground with little regard, Like the aluminum, they are hand in hand in the maintenance de- partment, neither requiring a drop of paint, Repair of this craft, even in the back woods, is its most precious blessing. For, should you puncture the hull, glass patching kits are small, compact, and easily car- ried tucked or tied under a seat or near the bok. Stiould a break occur, a matter of two or three hours and you're back 'under- way with a safe and sure repair, Difficulties, however, do oc- cur, and cracking ig one, When the boat has done considerable mileage, hair-like cracks ap- pear and honeycomb the bot: tom of the hull, these are usual- ly due to abuse and can be avoided, Shallow depth is an- other common fault, some other 16" amidship.. This leads to rough water trouble as previ- ously mentioned, Deeper boats are available and are of a slight. ly higher price. The glass boat is my choice and fills the bill for my purpose. A word in closing, if you are looking for a fishing boat, don't plicated to fix, leaving no room); THE OSHAWA TIMES, Pridey, Februery 7,1964 7] Baseball Player's Rating VANCOUVER (CP) -- Know how to tell a super-star from an ordinary player at baseball spring training? Take a look at their living quarters, Bob Lasko, 24-year-old Van- couver right hander who's try- ing to make the major leagues with the Los Angeles Dodgers system after four years in the New York Yankees chain, found out about it last spring at Fort Lauderdale, Fila, Lasko was sharing & room with Jim Bouton, another ng pitcher who made it with the Yanks. He recalls that the room cost $40 a day, But if you're an ace left hander, you get something bet- in style, Man!" has been working out in a kane, Last year he pitched 170 inn- runs in 30 innings. "Sometimes there's a pretty the fiberglass carop. This boat)- thin line between making it and cost 65 bucks a day," not making it,"" he says, recall- And if you're an all + timejing how in past seasons a pulled great who has graduated tojchest muscle, appendix opera- Harness Racing Year-Around Not Far Away NEW YORK (AP) -- Year- around trotting and pacing in New York in the not too distant)i future was, predicted Thursday by Martin Tananbaum, presi- dent of Yonkers Raceway, _ Tananbaum made his predic- tion on the eve of his departure for Australia, New Zealand and Japan in search of foreign rep- er, "Whitey Ford had one that resentatives for Yonkers' Inter- national pacing and trotting se- ries during the 66-night meeting opening May 14, The New York harness rac- ing season gets under way to its earliest start with the open- ing of Roosevelt Raceway Feb. 20. It will close Dec, 12 at Yonkers, "Yes, I think year-round rac- in New York will come," \said Tananbaum in answer to a question, "All we need do is provide a track suitable for all kinds of weather, perhaps one made of synthetic material, and give the fans an enclosed grandstand." How You Live Tells Story: coaching ranks, you really live "You know what? That Joe DiMaggio stayed in a suite that cost a thousand bucks a week. Lasko, a 200-pound fastballer, m™m here to get ready for spring training, He has been advised he'll be playing for the Dodg- ers' No, 1 farm club at Spo- ings with Richmond and Aug- usta and struck out 170 and walked 65, And in exhibition against major league hitters he allowed only three tion and a slump prevented him from breaking into the Yankees up. poor ncnonneatcnutnactentieamcnienerancanteamente Ontario Motor Sales APPOINTMENT MR. 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In a normal week the full season in the SJHL, already) pats play three games, Each can = to three -- an home game requires about three ords a good chance Of/nours of his time after school breaking @ fourth. ___jand each away-from-home game He has broken the all-time up to nine hours. league record for goals scored Every night of the week the try for a sleek pleasure boat on the same ticket, They are altogether different in purpose and design, Good Shopping! CONTINENTAL STEAMBATH 16A Onterle St, Oshewe Finnish Seune Ph, 728-2460 baseball since he was eight, Before getting heavily in- lvolved in hockey, he played| basketball and football with) high school teams, ! He was born in Regina Dec. 4, 1945, and grew up with two brothers and six sisters, A quiet, almost retiring individual, he is physically small for a hockey player at five-foot-seven and 157 pounds but he obviously isn't letting that bother him. He says that except for the increased attention of fans and opposing players during hockey games, life now that he is a hockey phenomenon goes on much the same as before. Even the professional hockey scouts have so far stayed away. \"They don't say much to you," Huck says. "That's okay, rink since he was about three years old and he started play- ing organized hockey there in the City Parks League when he) was six. Now he is 18 and the hottest player in the Saskatchewan Junior Hockey League. He has a single-minded de- votion to hockey that he admits has sometimes been at the ex- of his . He cat passed four Grade 12 examinations and NHL LEADERS | Its finish is one of beauty and utility, wood having the ability By THE CANADIAN PRESS |io withstand an appreciable Standings: Montreal, won 26,,amount of scraping and ob- ost 14, tied 10; Chicago, won|stacle bouncing, Alas! to the 26, lost 16, titd 10, points 62 |modern fisherman who throws Points: Mikita, Chicago 69 [his boat atop the car and heads Goals: Hull, Chicago, 33 out, the days of the wooden nar Bathgate, New York, |cartop are numbered, Shutouts: Johnston, Boston, «ALUMINUM d Penalties: Hadfield, New| This material is responsible York, 130 minutes for the boom in cartop boats, Its RUMS WAVY RUM PALM BREEZE WHITE CAP Be in a single season (66 by Gor- don Turlik of Prince Albert Mintos in 1959-60), has scored three goals a garthe in three consecutive games and in 12 games altogether this season for two more records. Del Wilson, manager of Re- gina Pats, Huck's team, and chief scout for the National Hockey League Montreal Cana- Wants Change Olympic Rules WASHINGTON (AP) -- Rep. Louis C. Wyman, (Rep.-N.H) called Thursday for a change in Olympic Game rules, saying American amateurs are com- peting against Soviet. profes- sional ringers. "If we continue to send our Pats have a practice which takes up another 1% hours. And that isn't enough for Huck, who though. I don't want to sign a professional card for a while likes to get in an hour or so of practice himself at least one| night a week, "I used to practise on my own a lot more, but after my marks at Christmas I'm trying to keep it down to one night," he says. "Even now outside of hockey and studying I haven't} got much time." Huck will be paid a certain jamount by the Pats but |. |doesn't know yet how much be- jcause the greater part will be a bonus for his performance |this year, | |MONEY FOR COLLEGE The money he makes is going istraight into the bank, where) he already has almost $1,000) istashed away for college. | Huck keeps busy in the sum-! finest young men and women|mer, too, staying in shape doing ZENITH'S Smallest AT-THE-EAR HEARING AID @ Tiny lightweight, Only ¥% oz; Fits neatly behind the ear @ New long life silver oxide battery holds power better in extreme temperatures @ Silicon transistorized - to the Olympic Games as hon-) ~ est amateurs against Soviet professional ring-| ers," Wyman told the House of} Representatives, "There is} bound to result a series of de- feats which will contribute to a poor impression of American prysical competency." 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