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'3B iv Cain. OPRRS Teasdey, December 16; 1948 Giving It Honest Try | By JACK SULLIVAN Canadian Press Sports Editor Canada's brave new experi- ment of selecting national teams to represent this country in international amateur hockey is on the line for the third con- secutive year. Win or lose, these kids deserve a lot of credit. They've been working hard for months with the goal of giving Canada back its position as the top world power in ama- teur hockey. If they lose, no one can accuse them of not trying to subdue the Europeans who hay been the dominant force the last few years. The world tournament will be held next March 3-13 at Ljubl- jana, Yugoslavia, but Cana- dians should have a pretty good idea of what to expect long be- Canadian 'Nationais *% 'css and they'll test the Canadians in five games before the real test comes at Colorado Springs Dec. 26-31. STERN WORKOUT That tournament, for the Walter Brown Memorial Trophy brings together the Russians, Canadians, Swedes and Czecho- slovakians. They play each other once and then the Chechs and Swedes come to Canada for another whack at the national team. In all, on their North Ameri- jean junket, the Russians _ will iplay Canada six times. There 'are two Canada-Sweden games on tap--Dec. 27 at Colorado Springs and Jan. 2 at Winnipeg. The Czechs play Canada three times --Dec. 31 at Colorado |Springs, Jan. 5 at Winnipeg and fore then. The big' European| Jan. 8 at Kitchener, Ont. hockey invasion of Canada and) There is little doubt that the the United States has started. Europeans will try to play it By Jan. 10, every one of the|cosy and leave some of their powerful international powers stars at home. They'd all like will have had a few shots at) to win the Walter Brown Trophy | the Canadian team. The global| and this tournament, plus games| champion Russians are here in Canada, should prove to Ca- Scugog Cleaners | Still In Top Spot A powerful effort by the Scu-|(288): Gallagher 736 (283 and gog Cleaners five-pin squad, in| Himes 684 (273). | the third game of their series| Ted Sypulski topped the losers with the El Macombo Tavern|With 796 (342): Ken Richardson 'entry, gave the Oshawa club a 738 (269): Ron Anthony 733 very important victory in the| (251). ! Willowdale Men's Major league| The standing shows Scugog play. |Cleaners in the lead with 68 The win keeps Scugog on top/Points; Aimco Automotive 66; in the standing, by two points.|Ginn's Cargage 63; Chase and Rolling their lowest game|Taylor 61; Fraser Movers 60; score of the season, 1085, Scu-|Plantation Hall 58; Rusty's gogs dropped the first, when E}|Starrs 52; The 300 Club 51; El Macombo rolled 1,144 for their| Macombo Tavern 49; Bentley's score. |Construction 45;° Art's Taxi 43; The second game was a tight | Willow Bowl 42; Lucky Strikes one and the decision went to|36; Stafford's Aluminum 33; Scugog, 1,195-1,159 and it was|British Canadian Construction a strong finish by Harry Gil- 31 and H. G. Phillips Realtors lard with a 276. score that made 26. the differenece. In the final night of the sec- After the rather spotty bowl-|tion, this week, Scugog Clean- ing of the first two games, both|ers meet Rusty's Starrs club and clubs suddenly came to life in|the Oshawa boys must win one the third game, particularly the|game at least, to assure them Scugog boys, who won the de-|of a playoff position. cision, 1,414-1,302. Available for this week will Scugog bowlers, led by Davey |be Sel Himes, Al Perry, Dave Bishop with 289, followed by|Bishop, Harry Gillard, Jim Cas- Al Perry 288, Bob Gallagher|sells and Bob Gallagher. . | 283 and Gillard 281 along with) = Himes 273, racked up their) - 34-Bey Escorted Tour ts Hi est team effort of the night, , ee ea ween for this crucial game. FLORIDA Once again 'Rookie' Bishop No Night Trevel came through with the big one|}] 28% 22nd to Feb. 14th, 1966 at the right time. He was high|] COLMER TRAVEL SERVICE for the night with 764 (289): "Thassasanes" Gillard 757 (281): Perry 740 DON'T FORGET Che Rih Room Continental French Buffet Served Daily 11:30 - 2 p.m. -- 5 to 8 p.m. GENOSHA HOTEL "SSSSSSHHHH, DON'T NOISE IT AROUND !" April in a speech at Camrose, Alta. iNew Ski Area Tae Fleodliahte aby ast | thiggseason in the Dagmar hills. It is called the Blue Bonnet Ski Club and is located on the Reach-Uxbridge townline, south of the four corners at Chalk | Lake and north of the Parrott's nadians just what may be ex- |farm house, pected in Yugoslavia in March.| Bud Pipher of Oshawa is the Canada hasn't won a world gentleman responsible for this title since 1961 or an Olympic enterprise. For sixteen years, record prompted Rev. David Oshawa Ski Club, specializing Bauer to set plans in motion for in cross - country skiing and a national team. He, and others, jumping. After retiring from were convinced that Allan Cup|racing, he operated a ski school champions, augmented by a few| for three years at Omemee, with old reinstated pros, were no|1°2 students. Now he intends to match for the Russians, Czechs|of'er' instruction free of charge land Swedes. to anyone desiring it, whether LOST FIRST TEST he be an' absolute beginner or The first test case came in|an advanced wedeln enthusiast. 1964 at the Winter Olympics in| I ¢ facilities will include a Innsbruck and the Canadian na-|clubhouse with a_ refreshment tional team placed fourth. Then,|counter, a Bombadeer to keep this year in the world tourna-|the s'opes packed and in good ment at Tampere, Finland, the condition, and two rope tows, Canadians lost three of their|one for beginners and a longer seven games in the round-robin one,- rigged in three sections. tournament for a fourth-place| Even on the long tow, the rope finish. « is so lightweight. Bud Claims They lost to the Russians, | that his four-year-old son, Peter, Czechs and Swedes, and things|can ascend on it easily. indeed looked black. The Blue Bonnet Club will Father Bauer, an old-time operate, in the daytime, on amateur player who coached|weekends, and also on Wednes- the club at Innsbruck, felt that|days and Fridays. Since the Canada should withdraw from/slopes are floodlit, there will} the 1966 world tournament, then/be night skiing as: well on Wea- start preparing for the 1968 nesdays and Fridays. Olympics. For further information, con- He expressed that view last|tact Bud Pipher, 1031 King Street West, Oshawa. Phone 725- 5594. 'GUNS A AMMUNITION ART'S GUN SHOP SPECIAL! HITLER'S SECRET WEAPON: Brand new German Mauser in devastet- ing 8-mm celibre. 39.95 , Each CLEANING Rifle, LEE EN- KITS srorrenz 19 4.50 Brand new MILITARY AMMO ,308, 8 mm and .303. 20 for ' From Ontario's most de- pendable Hunting Double Barrel Shot Guns. 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