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Geoffrion Hasn't Lost That Scoring Touch | Black Hawks, in pur- Jeague championship they have never won, are in New York tonight to try to close the four-point ga! them and 'the first-place Ran- gers. And at the other end of the standings, Detroit Red Wings in Boston, attempting to sick the two points that will flag 'out of the basement ahead of the floundering Bru- ins. Much of the credit for the Rangers' showing must go to Boom Boom , at 35 making a comeback after two years of minor-league . i Ranger Record On Road» Proves Key To Position MONTREAL. (CP) New York Rangers haven't played half their 7 road schedule yet but they already have amassed more points in opposi- tion rinks than they did in the entire 1965-66 National Hockey League season. Statistics released by NHL headquarters today show this is one of the main reasons the first-place Rangers hold a four- [poe lead over Chicago Black lawks in the league standings. New York, with 38 points, and Chicago are the only teams playing better than .500 hockey on the road. Of 15 games played away from home, the Rangers have won seven, lost five and tied three for 17 points. Chicago has won six, lost five and tied two road games. Last season in 35 road games, the Rangers won six, lost 25 and tied four for 16 points. New York's scoring isn't that much better, averaging 2.93 goals a game on the road compared with 2.86 last season. Hower.r, their goals-against mark is down by almost two goals a game--?.53 against this season compared with 4.49 last season. MIKITA LEADS The Rangers have four play- ers within the top 10 point-get- ters in the individual scoring race, still led by centre Stan Mikita of Chicago. Mikita has 43 points, 13 more than Bobby Rousseau of Mont- real Canadiens and Phil Goy- ette of New York. Mikita leads the league in assists with 29, two more than Goyette. The Rangers won all three games last week, giving them eight wins in their last nine and 12 victories and a in the last 15 outings. Ed Giacomin, New York's goaltender, has allowed only 27 goals in those 15 games for an outstan 1.80 goals - against average. His average for the season is 2.18, best in the Giacomin and Roger Crozier of Detroit share the lead in the shutout department with four each. Mikita, Chi Rousseau, Mtl © Goyette, NY Wharram, Chi Gilbert, NY Marshall, NY Geoffrion, NY 'Ullman, Det Howe, Det D. Hull, Chi Kelly, Tor Pilote, Chi B, Hull, Chi Connelly, Bos 9 Keon, Tor T Delyecchio, Det 7 Martin, Bos Ellis, Tor Fleming, NY Ingarfield, NY Howell, NY Kurtenbach, NY 5 15 Goalkeepers' Records (Averages based on each 60 minutes played) G GA Giacomin, NY 29 1,681 Maniago, NY 3 119 N.Y. totals 30 1,800 Hodge, Mtl 16 920 Worsley, Mtl 13 700 Montr'! totals 27 1,620 DeJordy, Chi 15 900 Hall, Chi 13 720 Chicago totals 27 1,620 Sawchuk, Tor 14 730 Bower, Tor 1 590. Gamble, Tor 7 305 Smith, Tor 2 15 Toronto totals 29 1,740 Crozier, Det 22 1,273 Bassen, Det 6 287 Gardner, Det 2 120 Detroit totals 28 1,680 Cheevers, Bos 16 940 Johnston, Bos 12 634 Parent, Bos 3 166 11 3.97 Boston totals 291,740 107 3.69 Shutouts: Giacomin 4; Croz- ier 4; Hodge 2; Worsley, Hall, Bower, Cheevers 1. Empty-net goals: Giacomin, Bower, Pa- 4 13 7 9 9 7 80 Avg. 61 2.18 8 4.04 70 2.33 oy ae paw aw ss SSReenkaSassss $2 G0 2 Se be 20 ge 8 ne ne BD no £2 $8 S0 be SO ge BP nee SSSSSSSSRFeS=S patos league. rent 1, HOCKEY SCOREBOARD By THE CANADIAN PRESS National League . WLT F AP 16 8 6 04 70 38 15 8 4 97 13 9 7 83 81 33 1312 2 72 68 28 73 107 19 75 97-18 717 5 818 2 Saturday's Results Boston 0 Toronto 3 New York 4 Montreal 3 Sunday's Results New York 1 Chicago 0 Montreal 4 Detroit 0 Toronto 4 Boston 2 Tonight's Games Chicago at New York Detroit at Boston American League Eastern Division WLT F APt 1710 3130 92 37 15 11 3 110 108 33 1510 1 91 81 31 Springfield 1014 3 99 106 23 Providence 410 5 81 133 13 Western Division Pittsburgh 17 7 3105 77 37 Rochester 1810 1 131 88 37 Cleveland 13 10 3 $00 91 29 Buffalo 5 22 4 81 14414 Saturday's Results Baltimore 5 Hershey 3 Sunday's Results Cleveland 3 Buffalo 1 Springfield 1 Providence 10 Pittsburgh 1 Rochester 3 Tonight's Games Rochester at Baltimore Springfield at Quebec Western League WLT F APt Portland 20 6 7136 86 47 Vancouver 1713 2107 91 36 Los Angeles 15 15 2 120 122 32 Seattle 13.15 4 88 102 30 California 1112 6 76 94 28 Victoria 1115 4 88 102 26 San Diego 920 1 89 111 19 Monday's Results Seattle 4 San Diego 3 Los Angeles 5 Portland 4 WEEKEND STARS By THE CANADIAN PRESS Johnny Bower, who kicked out 29 shots to register his first shutout of the season and the 30th of his National Hockey League career as Toronto Ma- ple Leafs blanked Boston Bru- ins 3-0 Saturday night. Boom Boom. Geoffrion, who scored two goals, the 379th and 380th of his NHL career, to pace New York Rangers to a 4-3 victory over Montreal Cana- diens Saturday night. Red Kelly, veteran centre who scored one goal and as- sisted on two others to lead the Maple Leafs to a 4-2 victory over Boston Sunday night. Charlie Hodge, who made 23 New York Chicago Hershey Quebec Baltimore Victoria 3 Vancouver 2 Sunday's Result San Diego 1 Portland 4 Saturday's Result Vancouver § Victoria 2 Wednesday's Games Portland at California San Diego at Victoria OHA Junior A WLT F APt 3 110 102 29 2 94 85 28 4 92 76 26 London 4104 106 26 St. Catharines 10 8 4 90 7324 Niagara Falls 8 8 6 98 9322 Oshawa 812 3 64 7319 Montreal 510 6 73 0116 Peterborough 613 4 7910516 Monday's Results London 7 St. Catharines 5 Peterborough 5 Kitchener 7 Montreal 4 Toronto 7 Tonight's Games Montreal at London MONDAY Eastern League Greensboro 4 Charlotte 3 International League Port Huron 4 Dayton 2 Muskegon 4 Columbus 2 Toledo 6 Fort Wayne 1 Ahearne Tournament Drumheller 5 Djurgarden 2 Manitoba Senior Warroad 2 Selkirk 4 Winnipeg 5 Transcona 4 Western Canada Senior Saskatoon 5 Yorkton 2 Red Deer 1 Calgary 6 Moose Jaw 3 Regina 0 Cape Breton Junior Straight Pirates 4 Glace Bay 2 Quebec Junior Sherbrooke 1 Sorel 8 Trois-Rivieres 5 Quebec 7 } Central Junior Brockville 6 Pembroke 8 |Cornwall 8 Smiths Falls 5 Hull 1 Ottawa 3 Manitoba Junior Rangers 7 St. James 1 Monarchs 6 Warriors 5 Major Junior Estevan 6 Saskatoon 4 Ontario Jr. B Whitby 12 York Steel 3 Markham 4 Weston 3 Exhibition Czechoslovakia 9 U of Toronto 2 Russia 18 St. John's 1 Moscow 8 Lakehead All-stars 1 U of Waterloo 6 Halifax 6 Cape Breton 3 Northside 2 Saint John 6 Oromocte 4 NOHA Jr. All-Stars 4 Sault Ste, Marie 10 Edmonton 3 Flin Flon 9 SUNDAY Central League Omaha 3 Oklahoma City 8 Memphis 3 Tulsa 2 St. Louis 3 Houston 5 Eastern League Johnstown 3 New Haven 5 Kitchener Toronto Hamilton saves for his d it of the season as Montreal trounced Detroit Red Wings 4-0 Sunday night, Ed Giacomin, who blocked 27 shots to register his fourth shut- out of the season as New York beat Chicago Black Hawks 1-0 Sunday night. Gr boro 4 Knoxville 4 Jacksonville 5 Nashville 4 New Jersey 2 Island 4 International League Port Huron 6 Dayton 8 Toledo 4 Muskegon 2 Columbus 3 Fort Wayne § | Exhibition |Moscow 1 Canada ¢ : fired a pair of took over fourth- Pact a derby Savarday nig as vy as Freeh Nagin Bei out a 4-3 vic- tory over Montreal Canadiens, SCORES 3 GOALS The goals place in the mates. He came back Sunday with the onl 1 as New York blanked' Chicago 1-0. His life- time total now is 381. In 30 games so far, Geoffrion has 10 goals, five in the last three outings, and 25 on the season. Toronto Maple Leafs stayed in third place, five points off the pace, by defeating Boston . on Saturday and 4-2 on Sun- lay. Montreal shut out Detroit 4-0 in Sunday's other. game. PASSES TED LINDSA Geoffrion's two goals Saturday night gave him 380 for his 15- -iyear NHL career, one more 2lthan Ted Lindsay. Bob Nevin got one for Rangers, but it was Donnie Marshall, with 33 seconds left on, the clock, who gave New York its victory. Montreal came close to sal- My ong a tie with goals by Ralph Backstrom and one by Bobby Rousseau. In the other Saturday game, between Boston and Toronto goalie Johnny Bower of the 9} Leafs appeared shaky at times as he came back off a three- game layoff with an injured shoulder. His defence kept most 9'of the shooting at long range 2|while veteran George Armstrong 2 | and youngsters John Brenneman and Pete Stemkowski scored the only goals of the game. It was a different story Sun- b> § in Boston, with the 42-year- old Bower magnificent in the nets, Jim Pappin scored twice and Red Kelly and Larry Jef- frey once each, the 39-year-old Kelly setting up Jeffrey and assisting on one of Pappin's goals. GETS FIRST NHL GOAL Bower's shutout of Boston had been going 158 minutes and 15 seconds when Johnny McKenzie came through at 5:55 of the third period. Jean-Paul Parise got the only other Boston goal-- his first in the NHL--to end the scoring. Canadiens threw 43 shots at the Wings in the Sunday en- counter Defenceman J. C, Tremblay scored a first-period power play goal, with nm Rochefort and penalty - killer Jim Roberts scoring in the sec- ond. Dave Balon came through in the third period as Canadi- ens beat Detroit for the fourth straight time this season. Howie Young, playing his first game in the Detroit Olym- pia since his controversial re- turn from the minors, was in the penalty box when Trem- blay's 30-footer ripped home just under the crossbar. Harvey Wants To Join Nats BALTIMORE (CP) --Doug Harvey, former National Hockey League defensive great, said Monday he would like to play for Canada's national hockey team. A spokesman for Baltimore Clippers of the American Hockey League said Friday night that the Clippers had sold the 42-year-old Harvey to Provi- dence Reds of the same league, but that a dispute over the sale had developed between Harvey and Baltimore general manager Terry Reardon. The spokesman said Harvey contends he owns his own con- tract and that if he leaves the club he comes a free agent. Reardon says that Harvey is un- der contract to the club for this year and that the sale was within bounds of the contract. The spokesman said the mat- ter had been turned over to AHL president Jack Butterfield, "T"m a free agent now," Har- vey said Monday. "I had an of- fer to play in Providence, but they'd have to pay me pretty well: to play there. They're a losing club and, if I'm going to play on a losing club all season, they'd have to pay me well, "Tt wouldn't mind playing for Canada's national team," he said, "I think Brewer (Cari Brewer) and myself would make a pretty good defensive 'pair. I think it's time we came up with a good enough team to give it to the Russians." | Brewer, a former National |Hockey League defenceman |with Toronto Maple Leafs, was jrecently cleared by the NHL and the Canadian Amateur Hockey Association to play with the national team, Harvey, a father of five, played 14 years with Montreal Canadiens and three years with New York Rangers. FEARS PLAYER DRAW ROME (AP)--The president of the Italian Soccer Federation said Wednesday night special provisions will be enforced to prevent a drain of coaches and Canada and the United States, Giuseppe Pasqueale, federation head, said he has been ap- proached by sports figures in the U.S., Canada and Mexico for assistance in making soccer popular in North America. UAW LADIES AUX, 27 -- Joan Coolidge 206, Thelma Tough 5 Points Taken -- Misfits 3, Alley Kate 0; Jets 2, Tin-Lizzies 1; Union Girls 3, Motor City 0; Dumb-Bells 3, Injuns 6. players if soccer matches on in q the Boomer's former team- BERNIE'S 380TH -- Ber- nie Geoffrion (5) of New York Rangers pushes the puck through a tangle of players for his 380th career goal to become the fourth' ~~ Aighest scorer in National Hockey League history. In on the action are, left to right, Montreal goaltender Charlie Hodge, Bob Nevin ~ 8), Jacques Laperriere (2), Don Marshall (22), Phil Goyette (20), Terry Harper (partially hidden) and Gilles Tremblay. Rang- ers beat Montreal 4-3 Sat- urday and tered a 1-0 ver Chicago Sunday as Geoffrion scored the goal. (CP Wirephoto) LONDON (CP)--Rober Hunt, a star of England's World Cup team, Monday scored a vital goal that gave Liverpool a Christmas soccer double over Chelsea and the joint leader- ship of the English League. Liverpool defeated Chelsea 2 1 at Chelsea Saturday. That gave Liverpool 30 points from 22 games and put them level with Manchester United. Manchester, playing without their suspended England star, Nobby Stiles, lost 2-1 to Sheffield United. Liverpool, the reigning cham: pions, have a slight edge over Manchester on goal average. FANS FIGHT Hunt scored Liverpool's win- ning goal after Bobby Tambling had scored for Chelsea and evened the score. In the Sheffield United-Man- ENGLISH LEAGUE Division I Arsenal 4 Southampton 1 Blackpool 1 West Ham 4 Burnley 0 Stoke 2 Leeds 5 Newcastle @ Leicester 6 Fulham 2 Liverpool 2 Chelsea 1 Notts F 1 Everton 0 Sheffield U 2 Man United 1 Sunderland 2 Aston Villa 1 West Bram 3 Tottenham 0 Man City vs. Sheffield W ppd Division I Birmingham 3 Northampton 0 Bristol C 1 Bolton 1 Cardiff 1 Crystal P 3 Carlisle 1 Blackburn 2 Coventry 4'Rotherham United 2 Derby © Wolverhampton 3 Hull 2 Huddersfield 6 Ipswich @ Chariton © Millwall 2 Norwich 1 Portsmouth 2 Plymouth 1 Division Tt Bournemouth 1 Colchester 1 Darlington 0 Middlesborough 3 Grimsby 4 Doncaster 1 Leyton Or 0 Bristol R 3 Oxford 1 Gillingham 1 Queen's Pk 3 Brighton 0 Swansea 4 Peterborough 1 Walsall 3 Reading 1 Workington 1 Oldham 1 OLD COUNTRY SOCCER Division IV Aldershot 5 Southend 3 Barnsley 1 Bradford C 1 Chester 1 Stockport 1 Crewe Alex 2 York City 0 Exeter 0 Newport 0 Halifax 1 Barrow 4 Hartlepools 2 Brentford 2 Southport 1 Wrexham 0 Tranmere 1 Luton 0 Bradford vs. Chesterfield, Port Vale vs. Lincoln City and Rochdale vs. Notts county postponed. Watford 2, Torquay 1 SCOTTISH LEAGUE Division II Morton 6 Thd Lanark 0 IRISH LEAGUE indfield 6 Ards 2 Portadown 4 Glenavon 0 Basketball Scores By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Sunday's Results Detroit 129 Baltimore 127 New. York 133 Chicago 132 San Francisco 124 Cincinnati 112 Monday's Results New York 114 Detroit 109 Philadelphia 134 Cincinnati 118 Boston 121 Los Angeles 106 Chicago 108 Baltimore 98 St. Louis 120 San Francisco 111 By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS A team of Yankee stars, eager to impress a flock of pro scouts in the stands, rolled to a 27-14 victory over the Rebels Monday in the North-South col- lege football game. } The North team, winning only for the seventh time in the I8- year series, powered to a 20-0 halftime lead, then coasted ome behind a rugged def In other weekend games, the North rallied for a 14-9 victory over the South in the Blue-Gray game at Montgomery, Ala., Saturday, while Wyoming whipped Florida State 28-20 in the Sun Bowl at El Paso, Tex. Rangers Recall Minor Leaguers NEW YORK (AP)--New York Rangers, plagued with injuries, called up centre Jim Johnson Monday from Omaha Knights of the Central Hockey League. Johnson will play for the Na- tional Hockey League leaders in tonight's game here against Chi- cago Black Hawks. Centre Red Berenson will miss action the next week or 10 days because of a fractured jaw. Centre Orland Kurtenhach is expected to be out of the lineup for the next 10 days due to a pinched nerve in his back. Yankee Stars Overpower Rebels In College Bowl Donald Cockroft, the leading U.S, college punter from Adams State College in Colorado, boosted the Yanks into a 6-0 first-quarter lead Sunday with field goals of 3isand 38 yards. Then, in one minute, 12 sec- onds of the second period, the Yanks scored twice on a nine- yard pass from Colorado's Bernie McCall to Tulsa's Neal Sweeney and a 20-yard dash with an intercepted pass by tackle Pete Duranko of Notre Dame. Houston's Bo Burris finally found the range for the South in the last quarter with scoring shots of 15 and 11 yards to Gary Rowe of North Carolina State. But the South never got in close shooting distance as the North also scored in the fourth on a nine-yard run by Bo Rein of Ohio State. In the Blue-Gray game Sat- urday, quarterback Frank Stav- roff, who sat out the first half, came off the bench and hurled two touchdown passes in the final quarter, wiping out a 9-0 Gray lead. At El Paso, Jim Klick's run- ning, blended with a tough Wy- oming defence, gave the Cow- boys their victory over Florida State. Klick was named the game's most valuable player. He scored two touchdowns, rushed for 135 yards in 25 car- ries and caught four passes for 42 yards. A Christmas Gift to be Thank | ride all year around. Handing -- Misfits 3, THANK YOU DADDY : you for my very own horse, the trail rides and riding instructions. The board too, where Phone 942-1101 Pickering All Included $50.00 a Month. remembered. 3 Hunt Gives Liverpool Important Double Win chester game, fighting broke out in the stands and police ejected 15 fans. Three men were taken to hospital. _A police spokesman said the injured spectators had been struck by flying bottles or beer cans. This was the first game Man- chester had played without Stiles, who has started a three- week suspension. They held Sheffield to 1-1 at half-time, but 'durly centre - forward Mick Jones got the winner for Shef- field. EVERTON LOSES 140 An early goal by wing-half Bob McKinlay gave Notting- ham Forest a 1-0 victory over Everton. Nottingham joined Chelsea in joint third place with 28 points. Geoff Hurst, another of Eng- land's World Cup heroes, scored his 30th goal of the season and started West Ham on the way to a 4-1 victory over Blackpool at Blackpool. Blackpool remains at the bot- tom of the standings with 12 points from 22 games. Newcas- tle, trounced 5-0 by Leeds, is the next team above Blackpool with 14 points from 23 games. Wolverhampton Wan- derers won 3-0 at Derby and lead the Second Division stand- ings with 30 points, Coventry and Ipswich are tied for second place with 28 points. Hawks Topple Leading Club By THE CANADIAN PRESS St. Louis Hawks moved to within 6% games of first-place San Francisco Warriors in the National Basketball Association Western Division Monday night with a 120-111 victory over the Warriors. In: the Eastern Division, lead- ing Philadelphia 76ers dumped Cincinnati Royals 130-118 to maintain a six-game advantage over Boston Celtics who downed Los Angeles Lakers 121-106. New York Knickerbockers downed Detroit Pistons 114-109 and Chicago Bulls defeated Bal- timore Bullets 108-06 in other Monday night games. Lou Hudson led the Hawks with 33 points while Rick Barry hit for 32 Warrior points, Wilt Chamberlain paced Phil- adelphia with 38 points as the 76ers scored their 30th consecu- tive home victory, breaking a record set by Minneapolis in 1949-50. The 76ers started their streak with 14 wins last year. Oscar Robertson had 24 points to lead Cincinnati. John Havlicek took the scor- ing honors for Boston with 25 Cashman Stars For Oklahoma By THE CANADIAN PRESS Oklahoma City Blazers ex- tended their first-place lead in the Central Hockey League to three points Sunday night with a 5-3 victory over Omaha Knights, In other games, Houston Apol- los defeated St. Louis Braves 5-3, and Memphis Wings downed Tulsa Oilers 3-2. Wayne Cashman scored two goals for Oklahoma City. Terry Crisp, Ted Irvine and Skip Krake added the other Blazer markers. Larry Mickey scored twice for Omaha with Terry Konik adding the other Knight goal. Gary Peters scored three goals for Houston, Norm Dennis and Bill Inglis scored the other Apollo goals. Gerry Melnyk, Wayne. Maki and Brian Mce- Donald scored for St. Louis. _ Nick Libbett's third - period goal gave Memphis its victory. mieux also scored for the Wings. Jim Keon and Gary Veneruzzo scored for Tulsa. Pro Tennis Gets Ralston BAKERSFIELD, Calif. (AP) Dennis Ralston, America's top amateur tennis player, has made official what had long been rumored. He has turned professional. "Professional tennis offers me a future while amateur tennis in the United States offers a player nothing,' Ralston told The Associated Press Monday. The 24-year-old California, in a seven-year amateur career, has played all over the world and won everything in sight ex- cept for the two big ones. "Any regrets?" he was asked. "Yes," said Denny. 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Springfield 10-1. In Saturday's only game, Bal- timore downed Hershey 5-3. Gerry Ehman scored two Ro- chester goals, the first coming early in the first period while the Hornets' Ted Taylor was in scored the other Rochester goal. The Hornets got one back in the second period when Don McKenney scored before Eh- \third pe In Buffalo, Cleveland won their fifth straight, handing the Bisons their 10th straight defeat, The Barons led all the way from the time Gary Schall scored early in the first period when the Bisons were short- handed, Wayne Schultz made it | into a first-place tie with Pitts- 'ig the penalty box. Red Armstrong|f |Americans G Leda man finished the scoring in the riod, also "two goals each, while George counted the other home . Kilrea scored only goal in the period, Portland Far By THE CANADIAN PRESS It was Portland Buckaroos by 11 points and then five teams with only a 10-point spread to- day as the Western Hockey League settled down after a Christmas weekend of five games. California Seals, only team not to see action, dropped from fourth place to fifth, switching with Seattle Totems. In the long-weekend action, Vancouver Canucks stopped Victoria Maple Leafs 5-2 Satur- day in Victoria, then lost 3-2 to the Leafs in Vancouver Mon- day. Portland downed San Diego 4-1 Sunday in Portland, but lost 5-4 to Los Angeles Blades Monday in Los Angeles. 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