Oshawa Times (1958-), 23 Dec 1966, p. 11

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. . " _ , Se an ad ain NGE RG car ig ig Uni ange oy ang Mpa yet eg MANN NE I SA EEO BME SS NOS ay ae Wy ye Hockey Revolt Ends, Four Still Suspended SPRINGFIELD, Mass. (AP) Springfield Indians, their week- long revolt over suspensions by owner Eddie Shore ended, re- turn to American Hockey League action tonight against Providence Reds with several regulars benched. Shore, who searched for re- placements in Canada and the United States after the Indians walked out Monday, said five newcomers from. the Central League will dress for the game tonight against the Reds. He said the remainder of the team will be 'augmented with some of the present players." The Indians reluctantly agreed Thursday to end their walkout on the advice of Alan Eagleson, a Toronto lawyer who represents many hockey players as individuals. The 64-year-old Shore, hard- nosed owner of the AHL club and one of hockey's all-time great defencemen, refused to) give ground in pro hockey's first full-scale player rebellion since 1925 and rejected de- mands that. he reinstate sus- pended defencemen Dale Rolfe, Shore earlier had refused to Bill White and Dave Amadio rea. POINTS TO CONTRACTS He also insisted that the contracts. The 19 threatened to four teammates were rein- stated, The three defencemen were Indians suffered their fourth bee Aces last Saturday. Kilrea, who acted as team spokesman, was suspended for indifferent play when the players walked out Monday. Eagleson said the Indians were "not overly enthusiastic" about playing while four play- ers remained suspended. How- ever, he said, "they are pro- fessionals and know they're expected to go out and play well." He said he plans to return to /Toronto for the holidays, but | will continue to try to negotiate {by telephone the cases of the | suspended four. - 'TEN-PIN BOWLING NEWS EASTWAY MIXED North Oshawa Golf Range took over first place in the standings by blanking former leaders, Vancos 7 to 0 Ina head-on match, George Turner with the best score of the week, a 637 (202, 223, 212) series led the Golfers' attack in this important match. Alex Ross also turned in a fine display George Waite 550 (216); Doug McCabe] with @ 628 (224, 212) card, followed by Sas (221); Tom Krawehuk 542 and Jake | Doug Gibbs 577, Bob Worsley 573, Herm | Prakken 551, Doug Cole 526 and Bill from the Ti-Cats, who were tamed 5-to-2 by the Die Room Twisters. Boyce Blair continued to show well since joining Wilsons by posting the Ossie| | Spooner and Arno Knop were runners-up) Horst Pie-| night's high with @ 580 series, |with 563s, Ray Siegel 559, |karski 557 (212, 219); Bob Edgar 557, Wind 534, Standings: Chevelles 19, Ti-Cats 16, Die and veteran forward Brian Kil- team's 19 other players honor continue the walkout until their suspended by Shore after the straight defeat in a loss to Que- admit Eagleson to his office but 20 minutes at rinkside Thursday while the Indians practised un- der coach Harry Pidhirny for! the first time since Monday morning. Tulsa Oilers and Memphis Wings of the Central League re- sponded to Shore's request for help when the Indians staged their revolt, Defenceman Doug Dunville and forwards Jean Payette and Jim Davidson were obtained on loan from Tulsa, the defenceman Doug Barrie anc forward Larry Billows from Memphis. "J managed to get calls through to other clubs cancel- ling the loan of nine other play- ers before they left for Spring- field," Shore said. "However, if any show up, we'll dress them for the Providence game." conferred with the lawyer for _ memneas -- . . -- Sy Tgp ERD. Mam pa Tip er aiiggan Sy RR BIT aig LE ee Ee casters BOBBY ORR. + +.» may play RETURNING? Boston Bruins' top rank- ing rookie, Bobby Orr, might be used at centre when the. club plays To- ronto Maple Leafs this HOCKEY SCORES By THE CANADIAN PRESS Ontario Junior A Kitchener |Toronto {Hamilton 11 8 St. Catharines 10 7 London 10 11 Niagara Falls 8 8 Oshawa 812 Montreal 5 9 Peterborough 612 4 74 9816 Thursday's Results London 4 Peterborough 4 Toronto 7 Hamilton 5 Monday's Games |London at St. Catharines Buchowsk! 525. |Room Twisters 14, Citizens Finance 14 For the ladies, Mery Mothersill had an | Jewells Men's Wear 13, 45, Elleen Worsley 480 (203), Josie|Reps 5, and Minute Men 2. Gyurke 471, Mavis Taylor 468, Janet Peel) 4), Bessie Howlett 461, Amy Walker 458, dean Lawrence 458 and Li Gillespie 452. Standings -- North Oshawa Golf Range , Speedy Muffler Kings 20, Vancos 19, KING TEN PIN A combination of a 4-3 loss by Inde- pendents to Motor City Cab, and a 7-0 win by Go Getters over Vern's Auto Braemor Variety 19, Accents 17, Taypees | Glass, resulted in the Go-Go's' taking 15, Moring's Garage 15, Lucky 13's 14,/over the top spot in the league. CeeVees 13, Newcomers 13, Pickwick! Highlight of the night was the fine Cleaners 12, Art's Hairstyling 11, Rems series by Twila Wilson, who tossed a 547 eol's 11, Crawford's Insurance 11, Nu-Way triple fo lead the ladies. Josie Gyurka Photo & and Potivcks 5. | was the runner-up with 509, Marion Leon- ard 491, Ede Ryan 482, Lorraine Dalby BASTWAY MEN'S | 481, Glenda Thomson 478, Bev Doran 453, Lyles, end Houdaliles continued to set) Barb Kirkham 446, Mary Lee 443, Janet the pace as each recorded 3 to | victor-| Pidgeon 440, Marg Brown 435, Shirley tes, while Mackie's slipped a few points | Bowers 430 and Leona Lones 424 off by losing their game by @ like score. | For the men, Bob Nevan was tops with Bob Peake highlighted the action with | 577, followed by Ossi Spooner 570, Frank @ 616 (220, 212) series, closely followed by| Harris 561, Bob Villeneuve 547, Lorenz Bob Worsley with @ 406 on the night. | Schatz 547, Oz Weeks 538, Gien Copp 528, Other scores had Raiph O'Reilly | Dave Barnes 522 and Denny Thomson $80 (222, 200), Doug Gibbs 580, Bob Sen- | 520, nott 579, Jim Leamen 575 (215), Frank) Standings: Go-Getters 26, Independents Sobii $67, George Virich 565, Wilbert) 21, Vern's Auté Glass 19, Motor City Cab Clarke 564, Charile Andor 551, George|18, Missing Links 16, Duracleans 14, Lawrente 850, Len Rose 549, John Mason | Goofers 15, Scugogs Cleaners 14, Gillard's 541, Herm Prakken 540, Rey George 536, | Cleaners 13, Crawlers 12, Jinx 12, Farm Fred Snow 538 (231), G. Graham 534,/Team 12, Twisters 11, Go-Goes 10, Odd Saunders Bili_ Welsh 531, Glen| Balis § and Wildcats 4. Copp 530 je Turner 527. | Standings -- Lyle's Cut-Rate Gas 14, SATURDAY MORN JUNIORS Houdailie's 14, Mackle's Van and Storage) The leading Monkees and runner-up |Peterborough at Kitchener Wilson's Men's|Montreal at Toronto excellent night filing # 522 series, with|Wear 13, Flintstones 9 Dover's Men's| Grace Fusco next with a 501, Mary Cole| Wear 9, F-85's 6, Untouchables 6, Union| Western League California 3 San Diego 2 Seattle 1 Los Angeles 8 International League |Dayton 3 Muskegon 2 |Port Huron 3 Fort Wayne 2 | Manitoba Senior Warriors 7 Grand Forks 13 Quebec Senior Sherbrooke 5 St. Hyacinthe 13 Drummondville 8 Victoriaville 2 Western Canada Senior Moose Jaw 2 Saskatoon 6 | Manitoba Junior Flin Flon 10 Selkirk 4 St. James 6 Brandon 7 Central Junior Ottawa 8 Cornwall 4 | Canadian Major Junior |Moose Jaw 3 Calgary 3 Northern Ontario Jr, Sudbury 3 North Bay 6 Exhibition Pittsburgh 9 Detroit 0 Cornell U 10 York U 4 in a home-and- home series, "He isn't skat- ing 100 per cent yet, but if he can play at Toronto Sat- urday I probably will try him at centre for a couple of turns," coach Harry Sin- den said. Bantings Win, Cage Loop Play Bantings defeated first-place Avenues 22-18 to move to wiii- in four points of the front run- ning club in a tight Westmount Kiwanis Biddy basketball league at Simcoe Hall Settle- ment House. Ted Reczulski scored 16 points for Bantings while Gino Pascuzzigot and Tony Amen- dola two. League scoring lead- Mikita Sure To: Lead NHL Mid-Term Voting By THE CANADIAN PRESS Sports writers and broad- in the six National Hockey League cities will soon be making their choices for all- stars and award winners for the first half of the 1966-67 season. One of the players who is sure to draw a lot of attention in more than one category is Stan Mikita, classy centre with Chi- cago Black Hawks. Barring injuries, Mikita could be selected in four categories in the mid - season balloting: first-half scoring leader, Lady Byng Trophy for gentlemanly conduct, centre on the first all- star team and most valuable player in the league. Mikita holds a 14-point lead over team-mate Ken Wharram in the individual scoring race and should he continue to lead at mid-season, he would get $500 as the first-half leader. His blistering pace could also help him draw votes for centre on the first all-star team. The five-foot-nine, 165-pound centre, born in Sokolce, Czecho- slovakia, also appears to have the inside track on the Lady Byng Trophy, awarded "to the player adjudged to have ex- hibited the best type of sports- manship and gentlemanly con- duct combined with a _ high standard of playing ability." Mikita's performance has also helped the Hawks to remain tied for first place inthe NHL standings with New York Rangers and this could heip him win the Most Valuable Player Award for the first half of the schedule, also worth $250. Mikita doesn't get a chance to continue his sparkling per- formance until Sunday when the Rangers play the Black Hawks STAN MIKITA -.. Lady Bing? Rod Gilbert, New York's flashy right winger enjoying one of his best seasons so far, could also 'be selected at that position. And Bernie Geoffrion, making a comeback after two years as coach of Quebec Aces of the American Hockey League, might get some attention at the right wing spot. In 25 games so far, Geoffrion has seven goals and 15 assists. There aren't many candidates so far this season for left wing honors on the Titst team, but Dennis Hull could get a chance at the position. THE OSHAWA TIMES, Friday, December 23, 1966 7 All-Star Coaches Show Confidence MONTGOMERY, Ala. (AP) -- South coach John Bridgers of lor and North coach Glenn of Tulsa are exuding confidence for Saturday's Blue- Gray All-Star football game as 'both put the final touches on their strategy. "This is the sixth All-Star team I've coached," said Brid- gers, 'and it's probably the best one." Dobbs has had fewer injury problems than Bridgers, but he's taking no chances with those he's had. He said his big running backs, Jim Dewiler of Michigan, and Bob McElvey of Northwestern, have slight knee ailments, but both are expected to be in fine shape for the Christmas Eve encounter, In 26 games with Chicago this year he has scored 12 goal and also has 11 assists for 23 points. In 80 previous NHL games, the young left winger, younger brother of Bobby Hull, the Hawks scoring sensation, had only 11 goals and nine as- sists. Harry Howell, veteran de- fenceman with New York, might get a chance at making the first-star squad. Howell is enjoying one of his best seasons with six goals and 14 assists in 28 games. He had only four goals last year. PILOTE A CANDIDATE Pierre Pilote could be the other defenceman on the first team, but Montreal Canadiens feel Terry Harper has been a consistent performer this sea- son and deserves a chance on the team. The Maple Leafs feel that Tim Horton has been having a good season also and he could get some attention from the 6 voters. Ed Giacomin, netminder with the Rangers, might get a lot of votes for the first squad. Gia- comin has appeared in 26 games so far this season, allow- ing 57 goals for a 2.27 goals- against average. He has three shutouts, Charlie Hodge, the Canadiens goaltender, has appeared in 13 games, giving up 28 goals, and also has a 2.27 goals-against SKATES Bas yout' otd'chiotes ; ise your old es @ Tiede- LI Try Stan's For The Best Prices In Oshawa EQUIPMENT. @ CCM @ Winnwell @ Goalie Pads Rented Wide se ection of Team Jackets end Sweoters. average. Hodge has one shut- out. OTICE Students 35c Skate Sharpening WHILE YOU WAIT Adults 50c OSHAWA'S LARGEST SKATE EXCHANGE er,' Alan Boivin picked up 14 points as Randy Hemmaway scored the other four for. Ave-| meet Detroit Red Wings in De- nues. jtroit and Toronto Maple Leafs Maples beat Hurons 15-7 as|clash with Boston Bruins in Randy Jordan scored 11 points| Boston. and Randy Towns and Tony; Two games are scheduled for Mercieca two each. 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