e : : Chicago Halfback Sayers SPORTS FRONT < g Y ec Onar a 6c, Beats Off Two Contenders. “Coven Prince Edward Inland Like The Deo" : - . _ ' CHICAGO (AP) — Gale Say-| ‘Two weeks ago Sayers had |asce which Bear owner-cosch | SECOND SECTION ,Charlottetown, Tues., Dec. 14, 1965. Pome 9 | Dispel Doubts ers, Chicao Bears’ sensational not convinced everyone he /George Halas called “The | halfback, isn't one to lie low |should be rookie of the year. greatest I have seen in my 4 when presented with a chal- /BILLED AS BATTLE years in the league.” — By CHRIS ANNETT lenge. When the Bears invaded New Willard carried 10 times for That Sayers will be the Na-/York to meet the Giants, the |24 yards and added another 2 To score a goal must give @ player a thrill. To score a ‘ lomal Football League's top|game was billed as a battle to on three pass receptions. winning one is better still. Then Jeam Beliveau must be a & rookie of 1965 was all but as- decide the rookie honors be-| Sayers not only outdid Will- thrill-shocked player fer on the weekend, the most crucial one \ qured after he streaked for six |tween Sayers and New York jard but practically the entire of the NHL season to date, two of his three goals earmed the touchdowns in a record perfor- |halfback Tucker Fredrickson. San Francisco offence by tak, Habs two games and a big four poimt lead im the Prince of mance Sunday which gave the! Sayers scored two touchdowns |ing a pass for 80 yards on one Wales trophy race. Bears a 61-20 victory over San |in leading the Bears to a 36-14 touchdown and romping %& : Their weekend performance is ample proof just why the Francisco ‘49ers. triumph. He gained 11 yards |yards for another on a'-punt re- | | Canmadiiens are the best hockey team in the world, and why the Sayers’ six touchdowns tied jin 13 rushes and picked up 2 |turn. His other scores came on || Black Hawks have to be the greatest paper Tigers in the the NFL single game mark, |more in passes caught. Fred- runs of 21, seven, 50 and one world. The Habs proved that they could outskate, outshoot and gave him a record of 21 touch jerickson was held to 37 yards | yards. ae outscore the Tribe and as a result they hold a comfortable Ee seek a eG tae | ence. ee. be Big tector im the trune.ef wis h Toe Blakes — 4 ; to prove was coac aie Moore of Baltimore’ Colts {himself again this time against TOrOnto Leafs stragedy to play Henri Richard, Claude Provost and Gilles and Jimmy Brown of Cleve-|Ken Willard, San Francisco's . Tremblay against Bobby Hull, Phil Esposita and Chico Maki. his 336 yards |powerful fullback who in his Lose Al Arbour It made for a lot of chuckles Saturday evening to see players rushing, pass receiv- |first year was -among the lea- flying over the boards at every opportunity so that these two and punt returns set another |gue’s leading rushers. | TORONTO (CP) — Defence lines were facing ome another et all times. Each time the tecord. Sayers turned in a perform- man A! Arbour will be lost to Tribes line appeared the Habs would ice the puck to get the National Hockey League: Tor- opposing line imto action. ‘ 4 weal 2 onto Maple Leafs fortwo weeks Another feature of the tilts, although not a new one te i with ufidetermined knee in- hockey supporters was the power play. These two clubs [ 1 lpn gay yg OE have by far and away the two best in the NHL and any time ' 'Iimlach said Monday a player leaves the ice im a crucial match such as these two, Arbour, called up from Ro- it spells only trouble for the shorthanded team. The Habs chester Americans of the Amer- got the better of the power play opportunities as they won ican League to replace the in- Saturday evenings match on such a goal and then scored jured Bob Baun, injured the three on Sunday evening and went on to take the second match knee Sunday in New York in a 5-3.. Why is the Habs power play so much better? Several - Os “ame ay Sale Gomis neg BP tee nt Sneak wes i ' Arbour was out power i on w TORONTO near nen nemertneeee bonspiel to be both games he played before teamwork and players are not loath to pass the puck to any from three countries ie mares Se waeinnt. his injury. He claimed he , ene of the other four im order that they get a shot Yvon among eight rinks entered Turnament. chairman Doug “‘ on something at cen 4 : Cournoyer, Played exclusively on the power play and hes Sleas bomapiel at Maple Last (aswel said Monday the Scots /xre ice” when wobody was near THE CLINIC’S OVER ; See Ce a a Dart cf the els ecored ao that it sveme pions bonspi Leaf 'have agreed to accept token | him. : . ; as power specialist is starting to become a fixture Gardens, scheduled for Jan. i lcotsne ait to the svaut ther os “My feet went one way and| The above are four of au- féfereeing clinic held over the ment, Bradner of Sum- etructor at the clinic and Fred | of pro hockey. Then too the Canadiens have a better penalty 14 the bonspiel. my body the other, The leg i¢| merous interested basketball weekend. From LEFT TO who took part in the Ripley @ member of the city | killing unit than Chicago in two respects. ’ Bud Somerville’s world cham-| 135 entries in- order to. re- | prettysore.—.-,"* followers_connected with the. RIGHT are Jim Fox, head of , Austin Matthews of Ha- . When the Hawke get penalized Reay goes with his best to foursome from Superior. |, . eile , two day Provincial basketball the City secreation depart- who was the chief in- recreation etaff kill off the.time (Mikata for example) but the Habs have is., has entered the third an- |‘#in amateur status within th WILL GET HELP ’ Jim Roberts and Dave Balon to do the honors, This gives mpel Cele, evel atane with |p to Scie an tle 6 een | annem te. ~Llge Agence Py cri the big guns an opportunity to rest and it does make a big Se, ee meme Cae | ee par estenans (Een SAIS WECISION ) rece cece ree meer ree dian ¢ from As in last year’s scheduling, | Reports said centre Red Kelly | , age in that ft seems to think that Bobby Hull is the only man They will be joined by Ontario the teams will meet each other |.) ne relegated to defence.| ; : ' * || thet is capable of putting the puck in the net. How wrong champion Jack Polyblank’s rink |once in @ round - robin Keil aeciee déiemcamei| ° ; could they be. Hull missed three straight shots on Gump wt Kirkland Bake and thrée |with the top four rinks reachi om |” Worsley Sunday night and after each shot the unit as a whole returnees from last year’s event |the semi - finals. The opening |with Detroit Red Wings for 18 worked like dogs to get the puck to him again "A wasted ab. — defending champion Hector ound is scheduled for 8 p.m. lyears, hasn’t played the posi- fort no doubt. Why not give the damm puck to Mikata who ee Serna ae ek The — cach \tion for four or five years. o ‘ " : has Proved in the past that he is more than capable of putting town, and the Ernie Richardson |@nd Thursday at 11:30 a.m., 4| Imlach made no comment om) - By JIM CULLEN : ses tee Dinas couldn't ocetve|ntth = See Gone 5 Geeks Gare | SS eck einer: tines eed’. sone com te be ot @ eh af Maia: p.m. and 8 p.m. \the report. Sandy Frizzell, manager of ee aa - © | chances a6 proved over = * An eighth rink will be elected | Friday's semi - final play | : Seely ee ee peal will be heard at the next |soon.” the club started playing their best hockey they still wouldn’t from one of eight Metropolitan (starts at 11:30 a.m. with the two! MAINOR HOCKEY (a pees te te ananal meeting. He concluded by saying that | be able to down the ‘flying Frenchmen’, the elite of the worlds Toronto area rinks entered in a meeting at 8 p.m. meeting of the Maritime Amat-| In the meantime the $250 from |he believed in fair play and that | fastest game. , | The following are the games jeur Hockey Association last the Summerside club which has |when he was fined for failing to 5 scheduled for Tuesday night, |September. been paid to the MAHA is de-|ice a full team he complied with- RAMBLINGS BILINGUAL December Duos | T captured Mari- ted in the MAHA current ac-/out question. Now when his team eee eat 1 OE ot &. ee i ee: Sect yaise tie cutcemne of the |ts awarded a fine of $250 he tan’s Rink. ’ \time crown > Another Baltimore quarterback. PERSONNEL ADMINISTRATOS _ BANTAM AND PEE WEE ilast spring, but missed two play- appeal. et Oe viis daniel Gd donee: moon and with Gey Come wast tos Colts’ hep torte comand / 5 8 p.m. — Rangers. vs-Wings. [off gates when Sumerside’s MANAGER DISTURBED with ‘last W. title Peal poor] Salary—Up to $7320 Per Annum iz Bruins. RCAF winters’ of The manager of the Chariotte- water Flyers ease straight Western division . Bart Starr, Horung , Kies avis ' the Prince County ‘Hockey, Lée- town team was enraged when he |spring to capture the Maritime | Jim Taylor combined to demolish the first place club and took Pest Office Department The Midget Juvenile game |gue and the New Brunswick received this information. Sandy |Intermediate Hockey Champion-| over the top rung themselves. They lead the league by helf ° - SAINT JOHN, N.B. which was to have been played |tincial. champions, Campbellton said last night: “A little more/ship. . . a game. With one game remaining the Packers lead the. loop An immediate vacancy exists for a bilingual University } this evening between the Bruins |Tigers: refused to meet: the than a year ago my club was by half a game amd if they win on next Sunday the title willl .. Graduate with several of personne) experience. ...... |and Hawks has been cancelled |Royals. fined $1600 for failing to take a CURLING DRAW be theirs. That should be some championship game with Tay- f : fone F or pan Pc ior ‘5 and full team to Windsor for a play- lor and Brown. the two best runners in the world, lining up evening at 6.30 p.m. All players Pcs oeng thor geben yh ey off game. Before my team step-| . - : . opposite one another. It is a shame that the Chicago Bears of both teams are requested to [off dates’ set down by the MAHA ped on the ice the following year| The following is today’s draw are not in the final game for they are undisputedly the etrong- be in attendance as new. uni-|at the previous annual meéting. , I handed the MAHA a.chequejat the Charlottetown Curling | est club in the west at the present moment. Rudy Butcich forms will be issued and team |These clubs offered no protest ' which covered the. fine. Now | Club: is the top QB in the league as far as statistics are concerned pictures taken at the meeting, but ignored. the | : with my team expecting a $250/7 p.m and that sensational rookie Gail Sayers seems to be the most " = =“ SANDY FREZZELL cheque which was awarded to us,| Ice 1 — Ladder Spiel, 10 ends: explosive runer to hit the NFL grid in some while. Sayers set oy ‘ lace aia [elen Wlwe tate lat etn yron, Bell vs Bob LeClair. | |& NFL record for the most majors in one séison in his fresth- i Pike MAHA fined. Campbellton |playotfs, I find that the MAHA |eiss’ C. MacDonald. D, Pickard | °n™ | Wonder what we can look for his second. ; and Summerside $250 each for |wants to hold the money in or-|,. pr J. Higgins, D. Dougias, The plitax Junior Canadiens hosted @ Junior A team from 4 failing to against the jder that they can see how aQ/ys ‘Taylor, Dr. MacLeod. | Cornwall over the weekend and whipped them in two ’ Royals for the time crown. j|appeal turns out at the next an-| ‘7. 3 C Fiemming, Dr. F, | 84mes 5-2 and 5-3. However this club was from the centrel Campbeliton have paid the fine jnual meeting. The decision was) ju. 4 Garrett, D. Taylor vs unior league and this loop is not ae half as strong as the OHA J and Summerside sent a-check to|made at the last meeting where| 5) 4 8 Smith, W. Carr clubs. Bossey, coach of the Habs, says that his cl ee) the MAHA, but launched an ap- everyone had an opportunity to| P Farent, 8. "| ges should be ready to beat the OHA clube such es the Mon- peal against the decision. state their views so why should ‘te re F,|treal Junior Habs,or the Toronto im the pf - - : a ~ oan Frizzell is‘ to ee a ee Milles, V. Mittoa, S ee 5 a | fees earn: Denk alehe dene Toure ee, Rear future, but when he (Friz- Friswel added “T didn't want! Wee Storey. A. Jones, B. Jones, | ot eee ee cn int he Goes got wil remain i the zell) inquired ‘as to where the |to hurt anybody last season as/4. Rodd. Uma oe can be playing a far superior brand of other $250 was he was told by |I well know the involved| Ice 5 — Ladder Spiel, 10 ened top junior league in the country. ; MAHA Secretary Registrar, H. T.|in running a club, but |Duck Acorn vs Russ Ewing. Dowell, Middleton, N.S., that he |if I don’t receive pa in | 8.30 p.m. r | eer: couldn't have it at this time. {the near future I plan to re-open| Ice 1 — B. LeClair, Gil Henry, | { | The MAHA spokesman inform- the issue at the next meeting. |D. Ward, F. Brown vs D. ; x ed Sandy of the RCAF, appeal 'I definitely will not be satisfied |hope, L. Blakney, H. Love, Dr. ; g : ; , D. MacDonald. ou can’t beat Paul H ay wee S 1 oe ; ue » fa. vs “a8 s : ; H. Dobson, E. MacCallum, Dr. | : x au ornung C. Willig, B. Steveson. i @ @ ; Ice 3 — B, Acorn, B. Crockett, | pt. Ss Comes Off Bench 22%" sft “nemaon 1. Hooper, H_ Howatt, B.| SUMMERSIDE -— Makipg jthird period when they Pia er & om S Partridge, J. MacMillan. their second appearance in ied to run out of steam. Ice 4 — D. Walker, Dr. Kelly, League | In last nights contest it was 2 Bae Nig Ree Me pera. 4 (at many.days, ROAF Eagles-\a different story. ‘The - Airmen ey : . oO core so % Ss ae , D. Reid, T- hast night defeated the Junior went into the lead right from the NEW YORK (AP)—It Paul ,last week against Minnesota. Thomson, K. Cantwell, A. Mac-|"°° |back. After 20 minutes of play could scare tive toucte ‘his time we decided th \Neill vs B. Dillon, D. Jardine, K |,, 1 their first fe gars v Ginn: oo why had he bean siding ths you fellows were wrong when | neeons sree the airport the Eagles dropped a | The star of the game was Jeam e Green Bay Packers bench? you said we were getting old. | SOURIS CURLING |%5 decision to league-leading |Paul Guy’ who scored the first Vince Lombardi, and |Paul is a great pressure player.,| Men’s curling draw at Souris |Borden Nationals. In that con- |goal of the game to put the Air- general manager of the Pack- |The bigger the game the better — |test they held their owa until the Geo ina ai ae Ge Hie grappled with the question he plays.” > added | final Siac Green Bay vaulted | In the first 12 games of the | Ice 1 — L. Landry, H. Larter, | moet ees 6 ee a ae — into place in the Western |season, Hornung carried the |R. Soloman and M. Reid v J. ‘| siwieh a Conference of the National ball only 66 times and gained |MacIntosh, P. Pierce, W. Solo- | 1 gre teatro Fagg * ia . Football League by defeating but 231 yards. The three-time man and R. Lambie. | ea eeat te pd ; oe the Colts 42-2. league scoring champion co Tce o c, we ae ~ | § IB Clack, Baciatyre, ad , ‘Ihe best tobaccos make “Paul just hadn’t been. run- caught only —— oe = er a eee ie | E icgtianae Bal ts aa eae ning well,”” Lombardi told re- ee end sco ee e | Delaney end R. Coffin are i\Dave Campbell paced the Jun- ; ® . porters. “He played some : i ; ; lj ith ir of goal the best-tasting cigarettes. against Los Angeles two weeks | Hornung, who soon will be 90, $i ible sect scueuart™ theres ' : ago but he wasn’t helping os [Sid he had pulled @ groin m uM 5; Tatas ‘Smith, counted the fifth mark- 2 - 5 much. So_1 had to sit him down |Cle in the first of two recent |W. arold and C. Craig vs ; , ’ 4 In Canada, the makers of Player’s inet games with Minnesota Vikings |LaBrech, J. Doucette, Cs. Gal- ; jer. : : - > f hief Glen Mat é ~lbut had not been hurting = pa = D. et eee kt eee ae aa oo ‘ co c ‘ mbardi _ ° Cc. > . Tiny Tooks consistently buy most _ fo ¢ a ape ava {Pools A. Peter f., ood BGA and Chick Clark had an easy , = : “Sure, I wanted to play,"’ said ‘lis vs J. MacLean, D. Town- Dias it aaa first and final . of the best Virginia tobaccos- Hornung. “After eight years shend, P. Gallant and. B, Row- periods, calling only ous. Saneny 7 ee a amie Ys sandwich session a total of ele- : . Gan: you ey Pee ” AT MONTAGUE | miaities were handed out the finest in the world. been using" Tom Moore, Elijah i \ven penalties ,. Montague .Curling Club Sche- with four minutes each going to Pitts end me. Being benched. dule for today, Dec.’ 14: ! f RCAF and Hi : ididn’t surprise me. You go with 5° © io x eg mp lene Ay sad Boowe ithe guys who are winning. I'd | i << te denen. Ce — ‘. ee or fighting |to : w. I can a Pe Ya A betas than T have been doin.” /f™praser, 8. MacKimeen. "| Degeyl Richards |S tt marin, ?, Macistre } — | L. Nic on, C. cKinron, S. | ) .58;; 3. Juniors, D. x OVQGI Warren vs W. Macintyre, E. Du- | Pl Cc H (D. Arsenault, L. -oepewpante oewvenis of | Darrell Royall wares wecsire 2’ Heys No Plans |e scseonat i = 9 p.m. : (MacIntyre) 13.24. Penalty: TEXACO FUEL CHIEF Rejects Offer Ice 1 — K.- MacDonald, B. | HOUSTON, . Tex (AP)—Paul | Baglole 13.44. : . Home Heating Oil _ |Smithy J. MacNeil, B. ee eee dismissed as general | Second period:.5. Juniers, B. Warmth without worry all wintertong?. | AUSTIN, Tex. (AP)—Darrell |vs C. Nicholson, M. Nicholson, |manager of National Baseball | Dickie (Foley) 13.16; 6 RCAF, Deliveries right on schedule so you | Royal, University of Texas foot- H. Galloway, B. Mabon. League Houston Astros, says he |B. Clark (Guy) 15.56: 7. RCAF, can never run short. Fuel Chief isthe i211 coach, announced Monday Ice 2 — G. Nicholsson, D. 0'- |has no immediate plans but | Macintyre (unassisted) 16.55 Soot Soe erateeen eee he has rejected an offer t> be- Connor, K. MacKenzie, L. Mac- those close to him feel he will | Penalties: J. Smith 2.51; Gag- | Henig ned pangs us ae: Fane come coach at the Univerity [Leod v E. MacDonald, R. Mac-|be back in baseball soon in | non, Hogan (double minors) ‘ Fuel Chief today! ‘lof Oklahoma and has decided to Donald, D.° Clarkson, G. Clark- some capacity. \ | 8.40:; Macintyre, Foley 14.10; ; remain at Texas. |Son. : Richards, who said he had | J. Smith (double minor) 15.18; Dial Royal, a graduate of Okla- | Spares will be required not been fired before in his 39| Pryor 16.16;.R. Richards, Guy home and a former coach of years as a playermanager and | 19.21. 2 ; Edmonton Eskimos of the West- POLICE GET RAISE general manager, was given his| Third period: 8. Juniors, J, _— 4-7312 ern Football Conference, called | winpsor, Ont (CP)—A sal- | walking papers Sunday by “As- | Smith (L. Foley) 8.04; 9. ROAF, < ~ the offer the hardest decision | .7. increase of $600 annually |tro owner Roy Hofheinz. Boone (Moore, ) 9.28; 10, i - : : I've had to make. ___ |has been accepted by the nego- Richards succeeded Ga be | Juniors, Dickie 7 ¥ : 5 : 5 1 : MORE BUY OUTSIDE tiating committee of the Wind- | Paul as general manager of the } 11.55: ll. ROAF, (Ripley, Player’s... the best-tasting cigarettes. Chitown Petroleum nc nan 35 per cent of city sor police Association. The pay |Houston club in 1961. Paul left | B. Clark) 15.07; 12. ROAR, Guy | Products Ltd. househokiers:. milk _is-delivered ee annual wege-<t Cincinnati an = take the = Hughes) 7 18, Juniors, “ ; : ; nowadays,-compared— with-—8-;a first-class—police constable Houston resigned | D. Dickie( 18.14. d 2 : = 208 Gt. George &- ee oe cunt ta 10M |$6,300 from $5.700 _ |for personal reasons Penalty: J. 1s,

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