World Series hero Sandy Kou-

mt Stafford Smythe of Maple Leafs. Geoffrion, now coach of the

Hockey League, said the offer would have player. It was made by

@eneral manager of the Na-

early this week, he said. In Montreal, Sam Pollock,

parent team of the Aces—has ‘@bout the reported offer to star for the Canadiens.

afternoon and said he oes receipt Belg official pro-

ore steps in the matter a

Geoffrion, the NHL's fourth: markers during his playing ca- Aces last year after retiring

Pollock, contacted in Mon- ree. oe an offer, if made by

elub’s rights. . When Geoffrion retired, he re- Mained on the Canadiens’ list

mission from the Montreal team. Said Pollock of such.an offer:

Howe (of Detroit Red Wings) or.

“Rod Gilbert (of New York Ratig- [~

ers) direct, without first consult- ing the team,” Pollock said.

“We have made an official complaint about it and I just don’t want to discuss the matter any more,” he said

reer, took over as coach of the | from active play in the NHL. |

, would be an | encroachment on the Montreal |

and no other club in the league | was allowed to deal with him | before receiving written per- |

“It’s the same thing as if we | went out and talked to Gordie |

Punch Imlach, Leaf's coach, |

contacted in Toronto refused to

comment on the situation as he | said he knew nothing of any of- |

fer made to Geoffrion. Meanwhile Geoffrion said:

fax of the Dodgers, playing in sand trap in the first round the annual Baseball Celebrity yesterday. Gol Tournament at Palm handicap player, fired an 86 to get out of the trap.

Toronto Club In Hot Water ‘Over Offer To Geffrion

(CP)—Bernie Geof- ization. For the time being Ijfrion’s way if he desired to [ rion said Thursday he has re @™ coach of the Aces, and : ceived an offer of $95,000 a year | Want to remain in that position.” on a five-year contract co He said he had consulted the

Quebec Aces of the American |Tight to approach me,”

him return os 8 | they would not stand in Geof-

“tional Hockey League Leafs |

general manager of the Mont | teal Canadiens, said his club— |

“made an official complaint” | Geoffrion, a former right-wing | NHL president Clarence |

Campbell apparently had not | feceived the complaint by mid- | would

highest goal . scorer with 371 |

The Guardian, Charlottetown, Fri. Oct. 22, 1965. 9

KOUFAX IN TROUBLE FOR A CHANGE

Springs, Calif., blasts from a Koufax, a

E} move-

NHL rule book and “I under- stand that no team or owner a team in the league has the

Quebec Aces officials. said

to put him well behind the | leader, Peanuts Lorey, who has |

16- 67.. Sandy took three shots (starts,

Geoffrion is 33 and by the time the contract expired would of be 38 years old.

A fine of not less than $1,000 but not moré than $2,000 could be levied by the NHL president for any violation of club rights.

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REGINA (CP) — Flashy half- back Ed Buchanan of ‘Saskat- chewan Roughriders, out since | the second game of the Western | Football Conference season with | a broken ankle, will be back in | the lineup Sunday against Brit- ish Columbia Lions at Vancou- head coach Eagle Keys

To make room for Buchanan, Keys cut halfback Billy Gray, a three-year veteran. Keys said he would start Buchanan Sur

day but “only to see how he does.” -

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BOB MacKENZIE |

OTTAWA (CP) — The Cana- playoff salaries and standard live most of the year in the U.S. though final reports dian Football Players’ Associa- |ized injury clauses, as well as The imports also will be eligible | yet ltion has asked the Canadian their request for official recog- to draw benefits from the \Foothall League to contribute nition by the league. |$90,000 @ year to a pension fund, | but it may take a while before pay

increased by the plan, even imports who |bership on five teams, and al- lege of Barrington, R.I.. New

that Lewell MacDonald, -

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not in Haven College of New Haven,| for South Korea to import 5,000

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