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In the only other scheduled me, Chicago Black Hawks ntinued their run at the Kast- in Division lead, moving into ond place, one point behind pston Bruins, with a 3-1 vic- ry over Detroit Red Wings. Tonight's action has Boston at| nkland against the Seals, last the west, and Minnesota in ps Angeles. iFFORTS OFFSET Frank St. Marseilles, in the lyers Tie Blues 2-2, Selby Scores Twice BRIT SELBY ee. scores two goals 16 assists. Doug Mohns tallied the first two Chicago goals while Norm Detroit. Mikita now is only one point behind John Bucyk of Boston and four behind Bobby Hull, who has 25 goals and 13 assists in 29 games. Mikita now has scored at least one point in his last 10 games and with Hull appears the key to Chicago's dramatic move in recent weeks from the divi- sion basement to leadership contender after winning league championship last sea- son. Selby, unprotected in the spring expansion draft by Toron- to, won the Calder Trophy a rookie of the year in 1966 while scoring 14 goals and 13 assists, He slipped to a goal and an as- |Sist in six games the following year before being farmed out by in the second scored for st.|the Leafs to Vancouver Canucks Louis. Stan Mikita scored once an st period, and Gary Sabourin,| assisted on another for Chicago,| LEG BROKEN By THE CANADIAN PRESS National League HOCKEY STANDINGS American League Eastern Division of the Western League. d He played 15 games with the | Canucks before breaking his leg |last Dec. 7 and was in a hip-to- | thigh cast, when the season ended. Philadelphia, locked in a see- saw chase for the Western title moving into third place among -- league scorers with 18 goals and Ullman was the only scorer for | team-mate | § the} RUSS JACKSON 68 contract New Contract | For Jackson | | OTTAWA (CP) -- Russ Jack-| json made his, mind up quickly} this year. The veteran quarterback with Ottawa Rough' Riders spiked jspeculation about his possible jretirement when he signed his! /1968 contract Thursday for his} llth season with the Eastern) Football Confere club. | The 30-year-old quarterback; considered retiring a year ago when Ottawa lost to Saskatche- 'wan Roughriders in the 1966) Grey Cup game, and was an| early-season holdout this year before signing his 1967 contract.} | two previous years. By BRUCE LEVETT Canadian Press Sports Editor Ferguson Jenkins, the first Canadian in more than 50 years to win 2% games in major league baseball, has been named top Canadian male athlete of 1967. For the third year in a row, the honor went to an athlete who plies his trade in Chi- cago. Jenkins, 24, is a rangy right-hander out of Chatham, Ont., who pitches for the Cubs of the National League. He won over hockey player Bobby Hull of the Black Hawks, first-place winner the Apprentice jockey Richard Grubb of Ridgeway, Ont., Ca- nada's top-rider in 1967, came third. The 127 sports writers and broadcasters who voted in the 33rd annual Canadian Press year-end poll gave Jenkins 59 first-place ballots Hull. Jenkins picked up 42 second-place choices and was | third on 15 ballots; Hull was | 40 and 11. RODE SEVEN WINNERS Grubb, who set to 50 for a North American record earlier this year by riding seven winners out of eight races on the same day, got two firsts, nine sec- onds and 46 thirds. Voters were asked to name the top three individual ath- letes in order of preference. Computed on a 3-2-1- basis, this gave Jenkins 276 points to 241 for Hull and 70 for Grubb. ie s. Rwy Sa FERGUSON JENKINS ++ + he won 20 games Vancouver, who won the gold medal in the 100-metre dash | in the Pan-Ams and winger Gordie Howe of Detroit Red Wings of the NHI. had seven points each. WANTED TO RELIEVE Jenkins is the ballplayer who astounded coach Leo Du- rocher by asking to be used as | a reliever, "T go along with him and he | works well in 50 games... . Finally I can't stand it any | longer. I walk up to him and say 'Jenkins, you're a starting pitcher from now on.'"' Jenkins went on to win 20 games and become a celebrity Canada Male Athlete, 1967 --he even took a tour with a Harlem Globetrotters basket- ball unit and acted as their advance man \his year. Hull, Ont., is probably the biggest super-star in the NHL with two 50-goal seasons under his belt. Grubb, however, burst onto the sports scene on May 16, 1967. That day, he lost his first | race on an eight-race card then went on to win every other race on the program. He's an aggressive rider, which cost him a total of 50 days in suspensions during the season but he still booted ' home more than 200 winners. from Pointe Anne, | [Tridy, December 15, 1967 | | THE OSHAWA TIMES, "DART RESULTS SOUTHMEAD The team standings are as follows: Fire Birds 27, Slow Starters 25, Hippies |25, Sad Sacks 5 2, River is fs 21, Misfits 19 and Feather Dusters 8. There was only one high score in 401 this week -- Reg Skelton -- 120, High 3 darts in one Inning of baseball |were: Les Bowers 7 with totel game of 24, Daye Young 6, Bob Elkington and dutta Kaltner 5 each. Doubles were: Betty Conboy 4; Fred Peserchuk and Cy Thomson 3, Edna Bowers, Fred Dewsbury, George jIrving, Earl Westlake, Art Hester, Bob | Elkington, Stan MacDonald, Pete Wringe| afd George Brown 2. | Lois Shortt, Edna MacKay, VI Graves, | |Ada Musgrave, Jutta Kaltner, Ollvia/ Pesarchuk, Flo Young, Eleanor Her-| backo, Jo Kellar, Rose Beal, Gerry) Grimbleby, Bud Nelson, Alex Herbacko, | Ted Campbell, Les Bowers, Chuck Grim- jbleby, Reg Skelton, Dave Young, Harry {Kellar and Alex Kaltner 1. | Next week will be the last darts until the New Year, Gi leveryone. week for ood WC, --_______| | BIG TRADE-IN | ALLOWANCE $7.00 On Ambassador Only sii after \tract "T seriously thought this ould be my last season," Jack- json said at a news conference} signing a one-year con- Terry Evanshen, Calgary I~ Stampeders' split end who was named outstanding Cana- | dian in the Canadian Football | [REMEMBER WHEN . . .?| By THE CANADIAN PRESS "FREE TRAVEL POUCH" Eastern Division | Sprinefld nf bd ie Bs Pt with Los Angeles, saw potential WUT AR iat " "7 ae in the 22-year-old Kingston, pston 15 7 4 98 71 34] Ferchey 1011 3 92 8493 Ont., native, but their hopes icago =-:13. 9-7 87 82 83) Drovidence - 9 12 4 90 102 22/Ver®, ,Snortlived when, after) bronto 13 9 5 82 58 31 |just eight games this year, he inait 12 9 6 86 77 30|. Western Division jinjured his shoulder. Mew York 1211 4 77 75 28|Cleveland 14 7 3 81 7031) 'pheir faith in the former To- ontreal 912 7 68 65 25 ead ud H ; : "4 70 31/ronto chattel was renewed|.\ Western Division ata 1 rl 12 2 92 He ba Thursday when he brought the} ila. 12 9 5 59 58 20 Quebec 10 10 3100 86 oa|Elyers back twice from near de- os Angeles 1311 3 74 82 29 : haaaes ""'feat, even though referee Bill fittsburgh 1113 3 72 80 25) Saturday's Games Friday disallowed two Phila- innesota 911 6 61 71 24| Quebec at Baltimore |delphia goals because one was Louis 816 3 54-70 19| Rochester at Cleveland ibatted in by a hand and the lakland 616 5 53 7717 Buffalo at Hershey |other was scored after a whis- Thursday's Results hicago 3 Detroit 1 t. Louis 2 Philadelphia 2 Tonight's Games oston at Oakland innesota at Los Angeles Ontario Junior A TF Niagara Falls 14 5 4101 64 32) itchener 14 4 Hamilton 13 5 4101 58 ontreal 14 6 1 89 6629 'oronto 13 6 2121 67 28 Bt, Cath. 913 1 84 9419] London 712 3 62 shawa 612 2 67 106 14) Pet'borough 4138 5 7010213 ttawa 119 2 39137 4 Thursday's Resulis | Ottawa 2 Hamilton 5 Kitchener 2 Peterborough 2 Tonight's Games Ottawa at Niagara Falls Peterbourough at Kitchener Montreal at London Oshawa at Toronto | Seattle | Providence at Springfield Western League 1 Phoenix 3 Eastern League Clinton 5 Syracuse 4 |Greensboro 6 Nashville 1 )Salem 5 Florida 5 International League A Pt/payton 3 Port Huron 5 Ont.-Que. Intercollegiate 2117 66 3} Toronto 6 Western 2 Quebec Senior St. Hyacinthe 4 Sherbrooke $3 Granby 1 Victoriaville 5 Saskatchewan Senior 9117/Moose Jaw 7 Regina 8 Western Junior Weyburn 2 Brandon 5 Estevan 1 Calgary 2 Thunder Bay Junior | Westford 3 Fort William 12 Quebec Junior {Quebec 9 Sorel 5 Thetford Mines 4 Shawinigan 3 |129, Japan, knocked out To- Trois-Rivieres 2 Drsammeadeille eee 5 North Shore tle. The North Stars are girding for tonight's clash with the Kings by bringing up left-winger Bob Charlebois from Memphis | Wings of the Central League. Charlebois, with 15 goals, will replace Andre Pronovost. LAST NIGHT'S FIGHTS By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Los Angeles--Raul Rojas, 126, San Pedro, Calif., outpointed Many football observers had |the same feeling when Ottawa collapsed in the Eastern Foot-) ball Conference finals against Hamilton Tiger-Cats. But Jack- son said Thursday he wanted at least one more year in the} game. H He said agreeing to terms| was easy after he had made up} his mind to continue playing. Terms of the contract were} .__ not announced but it is believed) Jackson will get a rise from his! 1967 contract which, including bonuses, was estimated to be worth about $30,000. | Jackson said his plans after next season are unsettled, He League, was fourth with 43 points. Stan Mikita, Hull's team- mate, was fifth with 21 points. The only other choices to hit double figures were Andy Boychuk of Oshawa, Ont., gold-medal marathoner in this year's Pan-American Games, and Russ Jackson, quarter- | back for Ottawa Rough Riders of the Eastern Conference. They pulled in 11 and 10 points respectively. Joe Zuger, who quarter- | backed Hamilton Tiger-Cats | to the 1967 Grey Cup, polled nine points; eight went to | Johnny Bower, venerable net- |Antonio Herrera, 125. Colombia,| <iq je would first have to con-| Minder» for Toronto Maple 15; Rojas won California ver- sion of vacant world feather- \sider his wife and three chil- idren, as well as his job as vice- | Leafs of the National Hockey | League. weight title. prenrtae toh ee r Sig rer Tet Palak: Wecden Oikos: vegies anen? saan Sprinter Harry Jerome of 132%, Portland, outpointed) season, Jackson had the best in-| Christmas George Lopes, 133, Syracuse,|dividual season of his 10-year SEWING MACHINES N.Y 3,8; pro career since leaving Hamil-| $49, 50 Tokyo--Hiroshi Kobayashi, |ton's McMaster University, He gees pene ue jcompleted 189 of 323 passes, 25) WHITE ELNA Numata, 129%, 12; Kobayashi won world junior|sonal highs. lightweight title. Japan, |of them for touchdowns, all per- He had only ipasses intercepted. nine SEWING CENTRE 38 Bond St. W. -- Oshowa " Lp. 98 epower than any re get up and go. as."' 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