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SPORTS FRONT

By JIM CULLEN

Back To Work

Well..here we are back on the sport pages after having

a week’s vacation, Wereadwithmterest.eachmningthecolunnsofour

Mr. Callaghan Mr. Cameron who took care duties (hiring ou- absence. Mr. Cameron started the week off with a blast against the Irish. fme pumnu- five Scotcnman stated the Cailaghan's lack of mgenmty had leadhimi'ntoextraworkandsobehadtobookMr Cameron to ball him out and that this cdumnist was reap-enable for the whole thing. I .

Pius stated his views on this year s edltwn of the November classic in Toronto and Cameron followed up With a rather strong cri zbm on Pius'ls feeling about his trip to Toronto. We have attended sporting events in big cities and the thing that Im- pressed us right at the (xx/(set was that there are people who at-

nd these sporting hmctions. purely for social reasons on are not at all interested in what is taking place on the playing field This colu-mnis agrees with Plus in that_we would soon- er watch the contest on TV rather than experience what Mr. Callaghan apparently went throu . ' _ _

Ilf have a ring side seat for actlv-ltles such as these. then the conditions which plagued Pius are usuallynot present and we certainly would like to be there in person. 111 this case, but definitely not if stuck up in the bleachers somewhere‘where you couldn't distinguish your own brother lf he was participating in the contest,

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HOCKEY scoi cribs

Play Hockey Without Ice ls anenied By Tom While

l' By JOHN MOSHER

SAINT JOHN. N.B. (CF)— Tom White has produced a cou- ple of hockey inventions to en- able “every kid to play without needing a rink."

One is a “mobile hockey puck," the other a “hockey stick road adapts."

White, 49-year-old grocer who represented Canada in speed- skating at the 1936 Olympics in Germ 5 applied for pa- tents. And invention brokers in the United States have sub- mitted the designs to 117 sport— ing goods manufacturers Canada and the us.

'1‘ two flat sides of the standard-size puck re fi te with round rollers. Similar roll-

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bottom of the hockey stick blade.

The ide is to eliminate fric- tion on vel non-ice surfaces, such as the road or lane, allow- ing the puck to move freely and reducing wear on the stick.

For years White had noticed the common autumn and spring sight of boys trying to play hockef on pavement, ground or any available level - surfaced area. They usually use a ball

ers would be attachable to the ‘1

Ikids practise when ice isn't iavailable for them. They can't slide the stick along a rough surface very well so the inclin-

Clay Won't

AMERICUS. Ga. (AP) —-

d Rocky Marciano said Monday

e doesn't expect Cassius Clay to hold on long to the world's heavyweight boxing crown which he lifted from Sonny Lis-

n. The former champion predlco ted Liston will regain the title “if he doesn’t get too old t‘I.

The return match. postponed because of Clay's hernia opera- tion. is set tentatively for April. Marciano doubts it will come off that early. He thinks it will be

ation is to take a slap at the them

puck. ’ "The improvements I've de-l

vised will allow boys to use a small area in spring. summer and fall in learning to shoot and

:stickhandle. This will leave

free in winter to develop skating. which is 90 per cent of hockey."

Be Champ

For long Says Rocky

Mr. Cameron has "Well In the M! cm“ '0 I“ We" Slown above is Gilles Mar- Hotel last night Mr Emms education‘s annual hockey ' ‘ ' '

. . panylng Ha p in the ca ac- . "as sandal}: “gallium: a gauny‘slmflgyhfiimh I: cotte, Hap ‘Emms’ and Dave will be the chief instructor at school scheduled to get under- ity of demogstrator for plihe {mien ubfiunces and ‘5 dmlcun fiffierfiioffirun‘zmo, hf; 3:51: 8 e. s. m be , fled ' Bo ' ' . ' _ ‘ ' 0 Con ‘ O . ' > lander who attends a function such ” i I I . swall of the Charlottetown the provmclal department of . way today. Malcottc ls accom cllnlc. later.

HELPED SON The delay, he said in an in-

pm- no“ or Witnessing the umfi “ht. Ye hung“ “"3: V Since he had con entrated n h ' i d itme a mm o ens c 0 63:; C13: :lasgrcppon n o ! speedskming as a youth, he terview. may hufl Liston be- 0 a a s u brought a fresh approach to cause the challenger was all street hockey when he began nfimed and keyed up at the try

Russ” TOPS canada ing to teach his son Frank time otflthefpostpghnement and . how to shoot a puck. may su er mm c let-down- CASSIUS CLAY 6 Russian “am” mm “am He tried using a piece or Marciano, who retired in 1955

Th ndtak 0t wh finydefbedthuh‘d treal . . “an; to Sit up a e n ice en ea c on linoleum or a slab of wood as after 49 Straight trium 1‘. h d l b . . . . .. p115 and wor mg an or a come ack. or ue om ers ralner mm an c331 playersmirolrlue the Quebec Aces of the American Hockey the shots but this wasn't suc- man with varied interests. Chicago fighter named Turrell. League. The high flying Russians than blanked tile Oasladianl By WALTER KREVENCHUK He insists, however, the Blue Selected as coach of Canada‘sdlavc to tape ankles. eight to 10 cessml as a s'lbsmute {or the He took a dim View Of the (1A;ng aremrehmmng. :40“ National team 4-0 at Maple Gardens on Sunday e-rnoon. .WINNIPEG (CP) .— Twenty-“Emptys were in the ufinestllgfl British Empire Games box_llknees and a couple of Show (fat lce. Nut-rent. “9', of champions who 31mg said g c ance. an it of the Russ"!!! MEN“ has been quoted I. five years ago Gordle Mackle’s condltlon” in 1964, explainingi ing team. he couldn't make the Iders." rile 11?." d romf pavement 0" Put me“ hues 0” the “Be one 8 ' that the injuries were the type trip to Vancouver because of. During the game he is busy gorhne umkflsd reei {Sovement "all: 0’ 1933' ll! hll day and _ ‘that couldn’t be avoided through other commitments. on- the bench “taping up hands, down 5‘: fink 0:1“: Y weargearller, mounted, they were Promoter Qu'nn The other day, as he talkedsp‘hysmal illness. At the suggestion of a friend, a sprained thumb, loosing up a S c ' e a woo glad ‘0 fight “W33 01‘ more I ‘

saying Canada's NHL players haven't too much of parents refused to let him Ia lately. He stated that he would like to play a Nlatlonal Hockey high school {Gotham " y Leaeme team under International rules.

This columnist can't understand why the Junior Babs agreed about fractures sprains and. There mium be an inclination M . . . . rasp. That gave me the idea of o

. . I - . _ .1 a arkle deClded to study phySl- ch arley horse, stretching - . . . ye”-

:10 [thehglté’rg’agll’gglgmffie fffimfatigncgm-‘a . we; bruises, he admltted he isn‘t to nucsiion such statementsgcal therapy in Montreal. foi‘low- jammed neck muscle 5 and :Xfizgzm'fgfi oftlgggxlilse bztanuggg Marciano, now only 40 and as D'es In U‘S'A' owm"backym. we feel that the mug; d the beam really sorry. cornlng as they do from the lug up With advanced work In watchlng for blue sweaters not hockey equipment .83 In his heyday, tabs 85 MONTREAL (GP) _ word are pm of the game at. hockey WWI. the W want to And, as lt turned .out’. lackitramer. but m Mackles case Wlnnlpeg and Chicago. getting up." “I mink the gunshot ma hls biggest moment the night of was received here M M m t Wt it or not mas observer he}, a,“ m Russian fun- of parental approval dldnt keeplthey carry a lot of welght. He spent two seasons as all Most common injuries for have originated fl. th y Sept 23. 1952. When he won the M t 1 b0 - ° ay .3 wards mmvtbe so a my. 1; they had to contend him off the football field. He He has won Wide respect in assistant trainer at West Point football players, he says_ are om 3 way championship from Jersey Joe on ":8 dx‘pg 39d wresui“ with the physical contact that our “cesium-l hockey players became a trainer. his profession. And when the Military Academy. then re- soft-tissue injuries — "pulled Walcott. 2:022: Grilling: 1313232313323

Fans saw him often in 1964;Winnipeg native joined Bomb< turned to Winnipeg to settle hamstrings, charley horses, Figure Rocky said the current likely in Northampton. N.H.

are accustomed to. ' L _ as he dashed to the ald of fallen;ers SIX years ago (he says he's down. Hc now i: the father of heavy muscle bruises." Knee title contenders, aside flrom Quinn in his late fifties came

The Russian coach said: "bodycheckling is very good tech

nlcaliy. but unhke some of Your.” we tpeasm'e In athlete's members of Winnipeg Blue; a "real homer" he turned three girls and a boy injuries follow. Fig"? Skating Classes Will be Cla

health.“ This comment really disturbed than otserver and the Bombers of the Western Fool-'down an offer from British 60- Mackie is on can 24 hours a Mackie has his own gauge of held thls ’Ihursday at the Char- Fitz; amenlgghfi mailed “1:: to Mgmrea] .more Than 20 31”" fact thégt 91;; Egg: ‘9‘” We“ “gut: ba‘l‘l Conference- "jlufnbia .Lions and dropped jobs day seven days a week during whether a player has had a $339“? F01“? at 4:00 9"" Chuvaio, out of Toronto. Second $355 m3...h'itntifigveciy°l§,hifi" when ey or a 3e 3 8 Nut WW. Mek- I ha a lot of TV time. uw1th Wlnnlpeg Goldeyes of the the football season. In spare good game. “If he hasn‘t got a ‘5 ‘mec‘mes wm be held w former champion Floyd worldv boxing map. £03,011“:

Gilly grounds we can 999 {01' we“ 3 ' Mackie sa 5, recallin seri 1Northern Baseball Le ' for girls “P to the 38¢ 0‘ nine

In a,“ due respect m the Man mm“ we feel they injuries t: 20 playirs tag: wmnipfl warriors of ifigewgls‘g moments he looks.aftcr regular Loni bruises he hasnt been ea”. Patterson. who he described as title fights involving such cham- deserve credit for defeating a Canadian team at it's own game by d t m B be t 1 t H °k Le Patients at a medical Chm“ 0c mg‘ At 5.15 classes will be held Pions as Archie Moore Sugar whatever the rules. The thing that puzzles llls trust, about the epe Pm e om rs. 0 as er" 0" ey ague' It takes him 2% hours to get All? although he knows the for an'th th of t 0 Ray Robinson Jimm ‘ Carter whole siuation is that the Can ' ' team has been 91““ “"th 13 °°“5"c“t“’e “’3 Mame look the roundabout players ready for a gamefi‘l Phys‘cal 005‘ 0‘ “Nth-9“, he Ewe-0V" 9 age 9“ Glardello DOWNS and La tD’ t}, 11” on me ice sinyce early Du M have ed n fe “mite to the trainer.s table. He 585,5 he'd like to see his so" mm. venlnglclasses will get . on uren aublm c. ' exhibition games. but all under Canaan rules. Why the hell had 8 bl‘lef fling as a boxem - 'play the game- emay at 6’30 for “swam HUI'I‘ICOI'IG carter e 'mimor‘a e ‘pmmouqn

. ‘ . . 1. mm 5 .l I Ea I l instructors and adults_ was a mldd ewelght title boutln practice unlétllel‘ Canadnail rules when you are preparing for an lg g a an amateur whle Jun OI‘S, 9 es u o of Momma August 1949 between champion Internatio tournamen. serving as a navy sgna man‘ k b . B JACK “A ’. '

The “hue and cry’ of Canadian teams for the past few years Y lboard a corvette during thel Clash Tonight Bus 9" a w‘" mpfirvfiselthe “asses Be' PHILAI’SELPHIANDIAP) — .11) a}? thmufmf "d in}: all” g.” has been that they are not able to play tinder these International There will be a hockey school‘ Second World War. and turning; In City Basketball last night 23:53.: :8: bzzifnzunzggésag' Middleweight champion Joey b; 'gguthuijlio’dmfi 113703186 rules. We feel that they should either settle down and learn he” in Charlottetown for hockey pro after hls dlscharge. ’ g ' Giardello, a battle-scarred vet- to a baseball park in’ mm;

eran with 17 years of pro exper- rain.

“0'” to pig mi? angel me but at ' m i of coaches officials and playem , y ' . . . .

gyurigiy afflmnggds {gum} gmmWe “‘5' donft Wifdth today and tomorrow. This school now a photographer here, he be trying to snapa three game I 73-57. sou”; curllng lence, fought off the savage Friends of Quinn said he died the [International rules but they are {here and m- m“ mum is being sponsored by the Divi-jwon eight, lost two and fought losmg streak against the RCAF; The high scorer for the Hawks Th f n i . . drive of Rubin Carter Monday late Monday afternoon appar. to complete in the mm].th are going“, w, sion of Physical Education. ;two draws as a middleweight. Eagles When they take on the:was Don MacLean who picked d, e {0 (wring Is the curl-mg Highl- and Mtained hi! title on entlv of a heart condition He to play by them But why Canadian tem have to play The days activities will get; "I loved boxing." he says, airmen 8'1 the Air Base tonight. fun 34 points while Roy McGon- FEW f or t 0; e ,Souris Cum“ a unanimous lS—round decision hadvsuffered a stroke {our years by tlhe International rules they are hosting foreign underway with a registration at “but it was obvious there werelglmeLgf the Princficogllzléy HOC- We” “lat; high man for the Cel- p0,; 33" at Convention Hall. ago.

-. ' , 9 u we amame , v‘ ‘ ' '- . ________,____ team m then- ..wn country, in;o :ficn. banquet room at‘better contenders. l Y 3 g ‘5 Pm “9‘ V” 17 1’01"“. Lee 1; D, shears, A_ Mallard. 6 Judge Jimmy Mina scared ll W‘lflllflllflfltllm.

I E .SUMMEBSIDE .— Summer- Hawks belted Celtics 64-52 and Managed by Paul Schlffer, sxde's .Junlor Leglonnaires will Bakers bombed Jenkins Movers

should . when

In previous clashes between 1 Hawks — D. Ma L

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, I c can 34. Ho- . . . . ‘ . the two clubs the Ea. 1 h vel - ,1 B. Rowen. K, Delaney vs. P. 9'54 for the Champ. illdge Dave if Tlcl Blis From Here And There “330,1”,5gdggt'gagg “g; “33:3. Jr. North shore !won by scores of 5.2, 4-gleasnd 2.3. 1l*‘ii.‘;,,.*;“;;"$3.31.?“ "’5 Posh; 1x1. Reid. 1). 'l‘ownsend gyrgohiidsggrzgcgtgdfifegg PAI l'EfRSON'S i - . - ‘Two of the ames have been ' _ A a" - 00m . ' '9‘ The Charlottetown and District junior hockey league re- géuggff’fin'wg‘gefi‘l’l’ge‘ Iglilysmg L R f diplayed at thegsta‘lion. 5.22133... all. $331267! 18.53; Ice 2= H- P0019, W~ Mmldv “mm Press 5mm“ was g For g ah e1: £aficgioll‘rtontiltzllht whelllolcllogem Rangers will be patted against by Jimon'm Director of gegr; T eague e orme j The frisky Juniors. involved man 3 ' ' ' B Pierce, E. McSwain vs. C. “9'68 for Gial‘deno. ! v e o lver unhor . ngers owned e . ’ . ' . , ‘ ' ' ' ‘ . ' . . R'chards, J. M Don ld, A. 9‘ North River lads in their last . and are still undefeated :10" for the City of Charlotte .Last mm a} the Kensmgton:flafsgggdaggifii?filling; lflfldnfi’; $23230 530mg 13%“, Peters Jr., and Calfnpbell. . g DIAMONDS "" league comm “‘9 NMh RN” dub M“ be out to 02"" h . . Rmk' the Jumor North Shore Alan Gaudet back. their toplfor the Lakers with 38 mints TURKEY BONSPIEL - g glhnange all that tonlght when they attempt to hand the Rogers "BF t e openmg remarks alwas reformed for the 1964-65 scorer. Gaudet was suspended _ George Scanflebmy was the 9:00 mm W’“““‘“*"‘"*“"*

rdware outfit their first defeat in lealcue competition. discussion session will be heldiseason . . . ’ ’ . . . ‘ ' tl-r ' i ‘ ‘ ‘ . . .. . . In whlch skating and shooting” Six teams will comprise thls’ figmi'yl-Eiltllicek wnt-gener [or the Movers mm Ice 1 A Peter; St B.

Hap Emms arrived in chariottetowm last night. Mr. Emma - ~ . poms, Prowse. Stewart. M. Birt vs '11 be conducting the Provincial Division of Education’s hoc- W‘Rtl’lel?frlm:l‘1“i:§p;§:sion Wm.‘°°. ,Wth" .has Ge°rg°.MaCKaY ald. Gaudet with 14 points Lakers — D. Hyndman 33, P. J. Gallant. M. LaBrach. E. ey school which gets underway at the Charlottetown YMCA.“ be h m 't' th St D t , 35 “5 PreS‘denf- The 51" teams, and Paul MacWilliams with 12 McGonnell 19. H. Ladner 4. M. Doucette and R. Jenkins BOSTON (AP)_Caflos owl :30 this morning and Wlll be concluded With a practice session e a e ‘ “"5 a" 5 are: Hunter Rlver- sea Br°°kl rank high in league scoring. Smith 10. James 2. Ice 2: R. Lambie. C. Gal. world lightweight boxing chm:

1 St. Dunstan’s University tomorrow afteanmon. Rlnk After Wild! 8 595510" WllliJuniors. Darnley, Spring Valley. The league leading flames Movers _ G Scamlebuyry 20' lam. J. Doucene. B. Boertin _ t a" ham mom“ «muse... Johnston be on coacmngfundamen"Rusmo Flyefs' and Long Riverwhave four players crowding the w. MacLean 14, Burns 5. B. vs. A Griffin, B. McLaren. J. cam Bitefihmcrnknrkou‘ . e seem 0 rec l in. Detroit Bed w - tals with the empheSls on pass- Games Will be played twor top tong in indiviidual scoring. Smith 16 Lecmr 2. MacLean and w Coffin r .voa o as on at plegldtilgtt :lflctwillogawlflrllalprerkgock; from their lofty perzg Eng‘ She“ handhng' and cheek' nights a we“ With two games? "Red" Gravelle and Ken Mama The standings now Show the ____.___.'..___Z___ 0f the lll‘St raund in a non- icnuthe National Hickey League by Christmas and here we mg” . he'll“: Played 9”“ P‘ghl- It was'Donald each have 14 points. lLakcrs and the Hawks tied for. . E et boué 0: a special cm 3‘ are 10 da sawa and the Win aha schedule in 3“ 3‘30 p‘m’ .retergem te-Ch'demded that ‘mph'es “0"” be MacDonald leads in mm! as-ithe top spot with 2-1 recondsi Juniors Awarded °s°‘.‘ 3' e“ MPM” "‘3'"- y‘ y K '9' m m “Nines and dlscussmn Wrmdiawarded to the top Point getter. sists with 13. "Marty" Martin while the Movers and the Celtics omz' Who we'ghed “016

the loop. We haven’t seen Doll Kelly around for the past will be held at the YMC A The . . . . l o 1 pounds for the match wasted f w d I: s h is in h. I .0 m h i w _ , - - . WP. goal“? and the team Which and Tony Llcarl have 11 points ,have a record of 1-2. . ' Ireliraczllgsthatulsilsl eflables my; to climb bark [Emails augugli’é' a;lt:lspr:5iilgnal glen flnlshed first at the end of the apiece. The Eagles seasonal re- ‘; This was. the last night of bas-' Frlday 5 me gfilgmeum ggzymé'filgdmfigz' number one posulon in the National Hockey League feree-in-Chiet. . regular season. I cord IS 6-2 and the Juniors 2-6. Ikelball untll after Chrlstmas. SUMMERSIDE _ 130., Sch“... weight champion.

man, Pfesident of he Prince , County Hockey League mnwnc_ f OrtilzJ watchediDivdlas tactics ed last night that me fist swmg_ or a nu a mnute and then floored the local favorite with a ing. washed out game of last rd 1“ Friday night WWCEH the En- 50‘ e "055 t0 the ad' men Drug Combines and Sum- 0"” dropped the 136%‘p°““d mam“ Junior woman.“ Divola again a few seconds is- bas been awarded a complm ter With a brief flurry (‘7 lefts game and given to the Juniom and one right. Referee Jimmy The “Emmi!” were leading McCarron halted the bout as 5.2 when the cow: was thrown Divoia climbed to his feet. out the window. All statistics of It was the 18th knockout of his e game are now official. career for Ortiz who now has The league executive dellber- won 28 lights a gs i nst four med for nearly two hours and losses. when the meeting was finished Schurman said the governing HANDED pow" AWARD m were cracking down a n d l

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Ron Ellis pulled off quite a feat in New York Sunday night The afternoon closes with as he dented the twines with one second left in the Leafs game dinner af the Charlottetown Ho- wit e Rangers. The goal earned the fs a tie. ' (.9), The day’s activities will ’ s 11th marker of the season. We thought he looked really come to a close with ,1 hockey ood in Saturday night’s game with the Bruins

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,. é“ game in the Charlottetown and» ‘ District Hockey League. l

Wednesday will hold more

I Cardinals Trade Craig 4 lo Reds For Purke

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CINCINNATI (AP) —— Cincin- James will give us an extra sure such an incident SASKATOON (CPl-J- R. J. notl Reds 5qu Monday they clam-hand hitter in the out- 7 [mm m" “‘9’” “m ‘ MCNeu" ' 0'1"” mm” hue waded pncher Bob Park” field. “id mflimnl mm Ice 1 _ I Campbell, Dr. "If it happens again", he said, student at the University of minor league player to age: Bill Dew Jellos. Bob Stevenson. V. Fras- "mm "any “mg action Wm suhwhewan' w" plenum PLAIN be taken". with a scholarship by his father Or FILTE R TIP