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U.S, FOOTBALL By THE ASSOCIATE DPRESS wie' FrOM Halipack oe sia "7 | THE OSHAWA TIMES, Mondey, December 20,1965 6 325 286.508 | To Quarier-- 2 McClinton Topples Broncos 0 296.309 .357 0 202 397 .143 Dallas New York Washington Phila St. Louis Pittsburgh WAM aad) ference 1 316 224', 1 389 284 . 0 409 275 1 421 402 Green Bay Baltimore Chicago San Fran Minnesota 0 383 403 . Detroit 1 257 295. Los Angeles 410 0 269 328. (x-Eastern champion) Saturday's Result "Baltimore 20 Los Angeles 17 | Sunday's Results {Green Bay 24 San Francisco Cleveland 27 St. Louis 24 Minnesota 24 Chicago 17 Detroit 35 Philadelphia 28 Dallas 38 New York 20 Pittsburgh 14 Washington 35 American League FINAL 643 538 | ton. 500| The position McClinton was 462|Playing belonged to his 1oom- 996|mate and team-mate with Kan- By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS 769 "IT. was playing his position 769 and I wanted to play it as he would have," said Curt McClin- sas City Chiefs, Mack Hill, who died unexpectedly last Tuesday of complications arising from a knee operation. 24| And McClinton, shifted from his normal halfback position, scored one touchdown and set up three others by grabbing five passes for 213 yards as the emotionally charged Chiefs out- slugged Denver Broncos 45-35 {Sunday in an American Foot- 22 passes for 282 yards against the Broncos before turning the quarterbacking over to Pete Beathard and Bert Coan, tak- ing over McClinton's position, ran short yardage for a pair of touchdowns. John McCormick passed for three Denver touch- downs and Cookie Gilchrist scored on 44-and one-yard runs. The Chiefs finished in third place in the Western Division with a 7-5-2 record while the Broncos were last at 4-10. Pau! Lows carried only three times for 32 yards in the Charg- ers' victory but set a league rushing record with 1,112 for the season. John Hadl's two touchdown passes to Don Nor- ton putled San Diego into a The Chargerss finished the season with a 9-2-3 record to 8-5-1 for te Raiders, the west- ern runners-up. Joe Namath's two touchdown passes to Don Maynard got the job done for the Jets against the Bills, who muffed a con- version attempt and three field goal tries. Peter Gogolak, Buf- falo's kicking specialist, didn't even get a chance to put his foot on the ball on two of the attempts and wound up second in the scoring race with 115 points. The Jets' victory clinched second place in the East, giv- ing them a 5-8-1 record to Buf- falo's 10-3-1, oe Cappelletti, who started Sat- urday trailing Gogolak, pulled ahead by catching 26-and 57- yard touchdown passes from Babs Parilli and kicking four, field goals and four conversions in the Pats' victory over the Oilers, Boston finished third in the East with a 4-8-2 record while Houston wound up with seven straight losses and a 4-10 mark. Buffalo New York | Boston | Houston OLD WEST IN SOUTH AMERICA most 140,000 square miles. Rurales dress like the other Because uniforms, repre- llaneros, or Colombian cow- senting government author- boys ity, are still resented, the A group of Rurales gal- slingers, in part modelled lop along a road in Colom- after the Texas Rangers, bia's vast back country cat- track down rustlers and tle plains. The young gun- lesser offenders over al- CANADIAN WHISKY One of Canada's 3 Great Whiskies Christmos Special Sapiens whens Heian CHRISTMAS TREE 29: STANDS wena 1.59 THEY LAST | WLT F A Pet ball League game. / , | Eastern Division McClinton scored on an 1I- ind potrgl gag 10 3 1313 226 .769| yard touchdown run and set up pul . . . ; lfourth quarter on a 66-yarder FREE 5 8 1 285 303 .385| three other scores with key re-| Don Breaux to Lance Al- 4 8 2244 302 .333| ceptions of 52, 12 and 69 yards| {ror On ete 410 0 298 429 .286|en route to a total gain of 22g|worth, Rare: | Western Division yards for the game. | iSan Diego 9 2 3340 217.818) -- a See and Broncos} COLLEGE BALL | Oakland 8 5 1298 239 .615 closed ou eir regular sea-) | lKansas City 7 5 2322285 583 sons, San Diego Chargers and| By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS) Served by Our Denver 410 0 303 392 .286 Buffalo Bills tuned up for the SATURDAY | Saturday's Resuot championship game next Sun-| "LIBERT BOWL Y_ | Boston 42 Houston 14 day, the Chargers@ defeating! Mississippi 13 Auburn 7 E @) Sunday's Results Oakland Raiders 24-14 and the BLUEBONNET BOWL Buffalo 12 .New York 14 Bills dropping a 11-12 decision) pennesee 27 Tulsa 6 \Denver 35 Kansas City 45 to New York Jets. pe: ' ean es OEE " 'és Oakland 14 San Diego 24 |WALLOP HOUSTON WESTERN DEFEATED TIGER cas | Boston Patriots walloped| ITHACA, N.Y. (AP) -- Doug CP Phot met in secret session to choose|Houston Oilers 42-14 Saturday | Ferguson led the way with 'betes i ee re ( x 9) _|their leader, who would become as Gino Cappelletti produced |thrce goals Saturday night as) ipremier. |28 points for a season total of|Cornell University's hockey DAILY 4 2 M4 s Sandi, a church worker who to| They chose W. A. C. Bennett,/132 while winning the scoring |team defeated the University of | Leading Teams lve 1ves n ectic aree \this day helps him in his work| who had' sat in the legislature|title for the third consecutive| Western Ontario 6-1. The win) AT as pastor of Calvary Pentecos-|since 1941 as a Conservative) year, |was Cornell's seventh against | In Old C t - 8 ~ Church in Kamloops. He has|and an independent member.| Len Dawson completed 11 of!one defeat, I y | WO SONS. His only serious opposition|-------- pase NR) | 0 SHA W A oun To Date Of B.C. Minister "I was in Kamloops in 1952,;\came from P. A. Gaglardi. | main : ie are _.\and this province was in a| The new premier appointed | M 4 r Soccer By LESLIE MILLIN My department is filled with|strange political situation," he|the Kamloops evangelist to his : ajo VICTORIA (CP)--Philip Ar-'good men," he says. "I picked! cays. lcabinet as minister of public} : é' ' thur Gaglardi--highways minis-\them. I trained them. "Kamloops people begged me|works. In 1955, when the de-| a LONDON (AP)--Standing ofjter, Pentecostal minister and) "In my 10 years as highways to take sn active part in poli-|partment of highways was cre- oe 2 top five teams in each division! reformed catskinner -- believes|minister, it's safe to say we'veltics, which I reluctantly allowed/ated, Mr. Gaglardi was given in Old Country soccer after Sat-he has lived five lifetimes al-/built or rebuilt every road in| myself to do. : the portfolio. oo ready, a the province. "Yd never belonged to a po-| Since then he has shuttled ENGLISH LEAGUE _ 'When I bow out, it'll be fly-) "Places. no one else eve litical party in my life, but I/steadily between Victoria and Divisio: t ng." Ae AAS ee © curious yee ee __, joined the Social Credit party/Kamloops, where he preaches King St. West at Park Road -- Oshawa WTL F A Pts resignation. "Tl get into some! 'I built the Rogers Pass high-|pecause its principles seemedievery Sunday and gives re- Liverpool 14 48 20 32)kind of a scrape in a plane, and|way, which unlocked the treas-!tg me to be just what they ligious broadcasts. | Burnley 13 48 25 30|that'll be it. bha of British Columbia for! should be--a basic belief in God! His flock apparently has not| Man United = 11 44 2928 "I've been in plenty of touchy /|tourists. and the individual.' been put off by his -traffic con-| Leeds 10 : 35 15 25\situations already." "I built the Deas Island free- " z A Os Tottenham 10 44 $325| So he has--and not just while|way to the United States bor- is tt Gea Pn Maen Moet Sheffield 9 30 30 25\flying airplanes. \der. formed a minority government|turn, one passing on the right--! West Brom 10 46 3424) Mr. Gaglardi's turbulent ca-| "I set up the government)in 1959 | 4* ave: Wi 10k connintion {or Stoke 8 30 2624|reer has smashed along for 55jferry system to Vancouver Is-| phey had no leader. Just|contempt of court, paying e| Division II lyears, through hell - roistering|land--Victoria was dying on the|arter the election, the 19 miem-| contractor tn defiance ot ani ' " | ; | , 37 14 32|construction camps, fiery pulpit /vine until that. I begged the|pers and 2 ' loos a : : 41 9529 (0ratory and: the stomp and|CPR and Black Ball companies! -- SOE 2) eer ed CARSIG ET eS IUCN. 35 27.27|\g0uge of political campaigning. |to do the job we're doing, and iveriptsn 4 ; os rH vi He has been fined for traffic|they wouldn't. Bristol C 810 3 32 24 26\0ffences and contempt of court, 'I went to England to check Southpton 11 3 8 44 3225\and his department has twicejon engines for those ferries, be-| Division I been the subject of legislative|cause I wanted those ferries to baarrag inquiries. do 18 knots... . Millwall 13 f But' his position seems as| "I made sure you would only Hull City a be ox (firm as the push of the heavy|have about an hour and a half Grimsby 10 4 rH road equipment he loves. Notjon a boat--long enough to have Queen's PR i - * 99 /even Davie Fulton, former fed-|a cup of coffee and look at the Workington 8 . 9 99 |eral justice minister, could dis-|scenery, and get going." fe. ; 31 2222) lace him from the provincial|GAVE UP GAY LIFE 3 8 9 PROUDLY eID ee BIA ae NO MONEY DOWN Shop on Convenient BUDGET TERMS OPEN 'TIL 9 PM. FRIDAY 'TIL 6 P.M. 35 18 30 51 35 29 WHERE QUALITY AND VALUE ARE GUARANTEED BY DOMINION RUBBER COMPANY LIMITED DOMINION TIRE STORES Ride "om ier ' SPRING HORSE Sculptured plastie body mounted to sturdy tubuler steel frame. Heavy duty - : . springs. © te with step- AW ' " 4 up bors and stirrups, Size he ; j 40° by 19° by 32" high. + - 22) riding of Kamloops. Mr. Gaglardi left his home in Watford 342 59, And years ago, in the dawn|Mission City, B.C., at 14, and Pet borough 36 3422 of Social Credit power in Brit-|went to Alberta to work on Oxford 9 29 282 ish Columbia, he was almost'threshers. Division into the premier's shoes before| His father John, a native of 44 3030\william Andrew Cecil Bennett|Italy, was a roadbuilder and 32 21 29)beat him by a bootlace. heavy equipment man, and the 33 2027; Mr. Gaglardi's own shoes are|younger Gaglardi inherited a 42 2827\invariably small, glossy andjlove of machinery and an apti-' 34 2124) pointed. He has large dark eyes,|tude for handling it. Darlington 28 23 24)and an olive complexion set off, He became a trained diesel Luton 10 3 7 42 3623)bmy curly grey hair. |mechanic and a catskinner--an SCOTTISH LEAGUE He is short and robust, with|operator of heavy tractors. Division I a bone-crushing handshake and| He lived the hard-drinking Rangers 12 48 1127/a standard self - introduction --|life of a construction man, "and Celtic 47 1425\"Call me Phil." lat 22 I'd tasted a lot of living, ¢ in indi . Dunfermline 45 2322)/PROUD OF RECORD he says. j ; . Dundee 41 1921) His voice is a husky baritone; 'But one day I figured, if all WERLICH DELUXE Hibernian 46-22-19 in-conversation, swelling to or-|the use to life is ot i TRICYCLES -- om I gan-tone ricnness Jn ine pulpit | CaroUuse; iL nash ' 9 oc 5 Sr We vee tae ee orc 40 25 24)0r on the campaign platform, fer enuekla guard, grip ana etreemne 47 93 22\and he uses it to sing his own| The reformed catskinner went FAL ers. 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HAIR DRYER sate. 12.29 19 19 + 12" rear wheels 25 19 I 9.95 Oe os |G.E. FLOOR POLISHER =< one iu ° TEDDY BEAR 7 i: , al i{] Complete with brushes, buff- 28" tall cuddly bear with ini woft plush fur, Your choice Som aOnwo Soe So wre nwr aM wwe ee | o~Iao ing pads and wax applicators. of bleck and white Ponda bear or 2-tone beige honey What About a é | : 'is ¢ 4 \ s 20 : a. ae SPECIAL beet, 9,59 2-Ply Tire! DEHUMIDIFIER WASHINGTON (AP) --The Senate commerce committee ; : MODEL H66 ve was asked today by Senator , 2, 2 : \\\\ ; Salone et weir par Ben (deal tee pvercee a Gaylord Nelson, Wisconsin A \\ y. 0 Democrat, to investigate why Sears Roebuck and Co., has stopped selling two-ply tires Nelson is author of a bill to * 3a - . bs ss " m Tone" { » Reg. 1.79* establish national tire safety ' 3 " rr. --e a g 3 ot ty es 4 ag lamps, Reg, 1.7 standards. He wants the com ; } P - 29 -- ae siemens semana aie ; mittee to invite Sears officials ian Made - - to testify at public hearings 4 BICYCLES Bicycles at Bi Savings BOYS' or GIRLS' early next year. '4 Juvenile Model 4 KETTLE Most new American cars, he said, are now equipped with Complete with kick stend, mirror, generator He Full 2 quart capacity. Fast-heating Ls ig set, seddie bag end hendlebar stream- i $ ' 3 element. Gleaming chrome finish, two-ply tires "with a four-ply * attached cord, rating." He said Sears formerly j ] 2 5 sold such tires but recently took > Electrohome DEHUMIDIFIER MODEL H88 Wood-grained metal cabinet. Evaporates up to 6.8 } gallons of water per day, Ideal for average 7 room om home, home. Reg. 59.95. SALE Electrohome om - MOSSBERG .22 CALIBRE Automatic Rifle Automatic loading and ejection.. New 3-way, 7 shot clip mogozine adjusts instantly to load thort, long or long rifle shells. 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The Sears decision to stop selling two-ply tires was of "ob- vious significance," Nelson said to pou and pour loved ones, Earlier this' year, the com- mittee held hearings on Nel- son's bill to set up a system of tire grading and labelling Nel son said that considerable testi- mony-indicated-that many new car tires were inadequate. 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