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| Not Enough Patience | Said Bruin Problem "What's wrong pith the Bru- ins?" is the $64 question in Bos- ton these days. At the bottom of the National key League standings with ly 13 points, the Bruins haven't come up with a victory in eight straight games. Tonight Boston meets the sec- ond-place Black Hawks in Chi- cago. Third-place Detroit Red Wings play the fourth-place Ma- ple Leafs in Toronto in tonight's only other NHL contest. Gaston Bettez, trainer to the league-leading Montreal Canadi- ens, has his own theories about Boston's poor streak. "They've shown themselves to be impatient and short on under- LEAFS WILL PLAY REDS 'ANY TIME, ANY PLACE' TORONTO (CP)--John Bas- sett, chairman of the board of Maple Leaf Gardens, says Toronto Maple Leafs of the National Hockey League are ready to play the Russian na- tional team "'any time, any lace." Bassett, in an interview here, said it is not the NHL which is holding up such a game. "It is Bunny: Ahearne, pres- ident of the International Am- ateur Ice Hockey Federation. He will not allow the Russians or any other amateur teams to play a professional club. He wouldn't allow NHL play- ers to conduct a clinic in Eu- ropean countries. "The Leafs don't ¢ where the game is played," Bassett said. "If they want to play it in Russia, the Maple Leafs will go, providing they pay our expenses. Of course we would like to play in Ma- ple Leaf Gardens, especially now since the Russian team is on tour in Canada. But M:. Ahearne, it seems, will not al- low it." Alexander Ragulin, a Rus- sian defenceman said to be of NHL calibre, says he would like to play a team from the NHL. Ragulin, who watched Leafs practise here Tuesday, said' "It makes no difference what the rules are. We just want to play the top teams." Clay Honored, Arrested Both In The CHICAGO (AP)? -- Heavy- weight boxing champion Cassius Clay was charged with -dis- orderly conduct when, following a traffic arrest Tuesday, he dared a policeman to hit him so he could "sue the govern- ment," the police officer said. Clay and three other men were stopped on the city's south side while riding in a car that had no licence plates or city vehicle sticker. A policeman said Clay be- came boisterous and arrogant when he was questioned. "Clay said we couldn't stop him because he's the champ," said the policeman, Thomas Faragoi. Clay kept asking the police- man to hit him so he could sue the government, Faragoi said. Faragoi said he and his patrol partner, Lawrence Foreberg,| stopped the car, driven by/ Johnny Cae, 47, of Chicago, after they saw it circling a block and noticed it had no state licence plates or city sticker. The policeman said Cage was driving with a revoked driver's cence. Clay and another occupant of the car,-Omar Bey, were charged with disorderly conduct and posted $25 bond. Cage was jcharged with driving with a re- |woked licence, and driving with-| jeut a state licence and city vehicle sticker. Same Day CASSIUS CLAY The three will appear in traf- fic court Jan. 17. NEW YORK (AP) --Cassius Clay, the undefeated heavy-| weight boxing champion, was | selected Tuesday by the Boxing| Writers Association as Fighter| of the Year. Clay, or Muhammad Ali as he prefers to call himself, was picked for the award by a whop- ping margin over lightweight champion Carlos Ortiz and light- heavyweight king Jose Torres. AN EXCITING GIFT LANVIN The new spray... the true spray...the pure spray 's all $ a NATURAL SPRAY EAU DE LANVIN 24on $6.50 Promise her enything but give her Arpége _ For Lovely Christmas Gifts Shop at FREE DELIVERY STE 723-2245 [ROSSLYN PLAZ 8 KING PHONE OSHAWA 530 SIMCOE ST.S. PHONE 725-3546 A- 728-4668) ALSO STORES IN BOWMANVILLE AND WHITBY PLAZA standing of their own prob- lems," he said in an interview Tuesday. PREFER VETERANS' "They don't give their young players the time or the chance to develop. They would rather use veteran players who can still turn in a good game. They also hunt among the lists of players in opposing clubs and take the players the clubs them- selves don't want anymore. "The Boston administration doesn't give the impression of efficiency and know-how that we have here at the Canadiens. They never seem to achieve anything. .. ." Bettez expressed surprise at the number of fans who remain faithful to the Bruins. "They must just love hockey," he said. The Leafs have called up de- fenceman-forward Darryl Sly and defenceman Larry Hillman in the American League for to- night's game. Sly, a resident of Collingwood, /Ont., will make his first NHL appearance. Hillman played in |the NHL with Detroit, Boston }and Toronto before going to Ro- chester, Peter Stemkowski, a forward) who suffered an ankle injury) tional Football League, was jlast Saturday, will not play to-| jnight but expects to be available} |by this Saturday. Gardens Greetings) (A Little Unmerry | TORONTO (CP)--Officials ' of Maple Leaf Gardens, home of Toronto Maple Leafs of the Na- tional Hockey League, have had |gaudy season's greetings painted in four-foot high letters across centre ice The lettering, in dark green, jwas unveiled Tuesday night jwhen the touring Russian na- \tional team defeated a team of Ontario Hockey Association Junior A all-stars 4-3. At the same time, Sid Abel, manager-coach of Detroit Red Wings who play the Leafs in an NHL game here tonight, has protested the lettering to league president Clarence Campbell of Montreal. Abel believes the puck will be obscured when it is played across the letters and said |Tuesday they were "a hind- | rance to hockey and also bush." | Harold Ballard, vice-presiderm of the Gardens, said permission for the lettering was granted by Campbell. Campbell plans to check the matter at tonight's game. from their Rochester farm club| ¥ GARY CUOZZO, second- string quarterback for the Baltimore Colts of the Na- as a stand-in for first string- er Johnny Unitas, who was operated on for torn knee ligaments last week. hospitalized yesterday for an operation for a left shoulder separation. Cuozzo was in- jured in his first full game ,Broncos each had two men on |the offensive team. The Oilers' and Bob Talamini, a' superior |pass blocker, was at guard. Li- jonel Taylor, Denver's split end Buffalo Has Most Stars, Gilchrist Chosen Again = i fdr Pits NEW YORK (AP)--Buffalo,defensive end, linebacker Bobby |Gilchrist, who moved from But- Bills, defending champions in|Bell and safety Johnny Robin-/falo to Denver during the off the American Football League, son. : jseason, repeated at fullback placed six men on the 1965 all-| Nick Buoniconti, Boston Pa-| star team selected for The As-|triots' lone representative, re-| sociated Press by a 24-man| ceived all 24 votes for middle| panel, three from each league|linevacker. Oakland Raiders city. -had centre Jim Otto on offence |erendum on increasing the size The Bills, who clinched the|and corner back Dave Grayson/of the lower house of the fed- Eastern Division title early andjon defence. jeral Parliament by 15 per cent have had time to prepare for a| Houston Oilers and Denver|from its present 124 seats. MAY INCREASE HOUSE Australia is to conduct a ref- 'hinted as a Sox managerial can- | Willie Frazier was the tight end| niscx CHICAGO (AP) -- Pepperpot Eddie Stanky, asserting 'I run my ball club 24 hours a day, 12 months a year," signed a three- year contract to manage base- ball's Chicago White Sox Tues- day. Almost as colorful and contro- versial as his former boss Leo Durocher, new Chicago Cub manager, Stankey's selection as successor to Al Lopez, who re- signed, came as a complete sur- prise. His salary was guessed at $40,000 a year. Lopez retired Nov. 4 to be- AP es NOME: Stanky directed St. Louis Car- dinals to third-place finishes in ie taiesekr ve" seen ree-year pact 4 White Sox anxiety to match the cross-town Cubs' signing of flamboyant Durocher. Stanky, a fierce competitor as an infielder under Durocher with Brooklyn Dodgers in 1947 and New York Giants from 1950 to 1951, presided calmly, but firmly at the signing ceremony. He said he ri led the White Sox, who f ed second last season--- seven games behind To Managers' Post Minnesota Twins--as a pennant contender, adding: eyes wide open. This is my kind of club and I want it tobe the most alert club in the American League and also the best con- ditioned." KOUFAX GETS AWARD ee roe (AP) -- ufax, Angeles 4 brilliant left - handed pitcher, was named Sportsman of the Year for 1965 by Sports Illus magazine Tuesday. trated nosusvacrennemenennaery come vice-president and Sox consultant. Stanky, 48, director of player personnel of New York Mets, never even was dida' FIGHTS LAST NIGHT | New York--Mike Cortez, 137,| te, ||\New York, outpointed Felix Mo- s}rales, 141, New York, 8; Levan Roundtree, 175%, New York, outpointed Greatest Crawford, 16844, New York, 8. 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