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, By NORMAN MacDONALD The R.C.AF. Fagles have with the most points as wausl. played four games now and won |Joe Clark is donating a trophy only one of them. Borden beat which will go to the highest scor- them twice, and the Aces de-jer from Dec. 29 on, This will feated them 96 at the airport om |give the RCAF. ssipers @ Sueday. The Airforce boys were |chance to wie the Clark -Trophy. able to triumph over the Junior If Jean Past Gey boepe, ug Legionnaires. The Eagles |torrid pace, however, he’s don't seem to lack scoring pow- |to give scorers a rua for the oth- er, but their defence allows a lot ler One too. The Eagles played of goals to be scored against jonly four games, and he has 13 them, 29 in four games, which is |points which is good. en average of over seven. Ia A wow at Ron they have a fine de | R.C-AF. fo Summer defenceman, but the site, of is Son Tee others lack experience. The re-| ence, N.8., w! is four miles cioequaat ot George Mesienaid trom Herhh Bring, See hasn't helped: as far as blue- up question Une corps are concerned. drea beckey players. “Bemb- We were talking to Red | er” Andrea, coach of the Syd Gravelle, and we mentioned | ney Juniors, is a brother of that if he decided to play this | the Andrea whe .was leading year, it would go a long way | the professional league in , to sharpen the ’ Talons. | scoring ahout a week ago. The Red said he thought it was | young Andrea playing with fine te see the younger fellows | North Sydney; and a team- playing and gaining exper- | mate of Alan Gaudet's is lence, and he didn’t want te | cousin of the ether two. Young be the cause of putting, any. | Andrea is leading the Cape one ef them out of competi {| Breton Junior league im soem tion, Ne doubt the R.C.A.F. ing, and believe it er pot, Alas team will. improve as the sea- | Gaudet is second. son advances, and as they are, Unofficial leaders of the now, they’re able te put up im | PCHL scoring race: teresting crowd - pleasing G A Pts. games; By the way, Diddles| George Delton (A) 13 il 24 Doyle of the Aces scored g | Jim Macleod (B) 16 10 @ hat-trick Sunday afternoon. Gabe Keough (B) 2 1 @ The Eagles’ victories w,ill| Don MacWilliams (B) count four points instead of*two 9s 2 until they catch up in the num-| Don Arsenault (J) 10 9% 19 ber of games played. As far gs | Dave Macleod (A) 5 1% W the scoring race ‘ig concerned, | Bill Dickie (J) 11 5 6 we understand the old trophy, | Lynn Foley (J) 6 0 6 donated by Borden Pharmacy, | Ev White ‘B) 9 ¢@ 6 will be presented to the player | Dave Campbell (J) 7 74
Canadian National Trounce Finland
VANCOUVER (CP)—The Ca nadign Nationals pumped . ina four’ unanswered goals in the first period and outelassed Fin- | land as they powered their way
~ to an easy 10-4 victory in an ex- hibition hockey game Sunday before 3,500 fans. Canada led 7-3 after the sec- ond period. Defeat gave Finland a 1-1 won-loss record on its Canadian tour. The team beat a local | team -in Quesnel, B.C., 83 Fri- dav night.
Gary Dineen and Pau! Conlin led Canada with two gos's each
(O'Malley) :08; 2. Canada, Di- neen 4:44; 3. Canada, MeLean
(Cadieux) 6:52; 4. Canada, Di- neén 8:30. inonen 7:23, MeLean 18:11, Conlin
15:31, MacKensie 18:33.
Second — 5. Finland Rantisala 4:33; 6. Finland, Ran- tisala (Peltonen) 10:38; 7. Can- ada, Conlin (Johnston, Huck) 12:25; 8. Canada, Cadieux (Cus- son, McLean) 12:49; 9. Finland, Oksanen 14:08; 10. Canada, Con- lin (Johnston) 19:50: Penalties
—Rusvgell 7:16, Hargreaves 18:19. Third period — 11. Canada,
while Fran Huck, Al McLean, | Ray Catieux. Garv Begg, Gene | Cusson, and John Russell added
singles, ; Jwha Rantasila replied with two goals for Finland while
Lasse Oksanen and Jaako Beh- manen rounded out the scoring. |
Dineen, who didn’t olay with | the ational team this season but who played in two world tournaments, seemed to add the necessary scoring punch which the club has been lacking thus | far: |
fence: Wasama, P Lindstrom, Partinen, Marja- maki, Rantisila. Forwards: Pel- | tonen, Oksanen, Hakanen, Isaks- | on, Keinonen, Reunamaki, | Jahkko Vehmanen, Jytha, Jorma Vehmanen, Mononen.. - — Goal: B a 6tevhenson. Defence: O'Malley ’ Conlin, MacKenzie, Begg, Mos- dell, Schm‘dt. Forwards: Leod, McLean, Cusson, Hue? Johnston, Hargreaves, MacM®’. | lan, McCann, Dineen. Cadeux, Russell, Faulkner. Officials—Isotalo, Usselman. First period—1. Canada, Huck —————————— eee
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H if MONTREAL (CP) — George a Campers ot Mont. Camperama on treal to a 75-70 victory Saturday over Halifax Schooners in Tast- ern Conference basketball. | The lead cha several ‘times in the first helf, neither team holding more than a three- point advantage. With 10 eec-
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- CHICAGO (AP)—A year ago this month, a lithe, impeccably dressed lad strolled into: a jammed hotel suite, scene of an elaborate Chicago Bears signing ceremony.
The gang of sports -writers and TV-radio personnel merely gave Gale Sayers polite atten tion due one of the three first. round choices happily harvedted by venerable
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tional. Football League's 1965 player draft.
After that Dec. 1, 1964, cere- mony Sayers didn’t get much publie notice -until after a col- lege All-Star scrimmage against the Bears a week before the All- Stars lost to the Cleveland Browns 24-16 Aug. 6. .
Sayers limped from the scrim- mage with a banged knee bul igot little sympathy from All- \Star coach Otto Graham, whe |hinted that Sayers impressed him little as-a prospect for the
tough pro ranks.
But papa Halas knew he had lightning a football bot- tle. But the cork wasn't popped |really until the Bears were staggered- by three strai road losses and finally beat Angeles Rams here Oct. 10. | Then on Oct. 17 at Blooming- ‘ton, Minn., came the real turn- ing point for the 22-year-old, poker-faced Sayers-
Gale became a_ whirlwind against Minnesota Vikings, - scor- ing four. touchdowns in a 45-37 comeback triumph by the Bears. |Sayers, who gained 297 yards on {21 runs, receptions and run
Los: Angeles Saturday, and the Packers will meet in Green Bay Wis., next Sunday for the right to play~ Cleveland Browns ‘for the league title Jan. 2. Each completed the regular schedule with 10-3-1 records.
Dallas gained the Eastern Conference's berth in the Play- off Bowl Jan. 9 by. whipping New York 38-20, Cleveland edg- ed St. Louis 27-24, Minnesota up- get Chicago 24-17, Detroit beat Pr ladelphia 35-28 and Washin; ton trounced Pittsburgh 35-14 other season finales.
The American Football League closed out its reguler schedule with San Diego down- ing Oak'and 24-14, New York up- getting Buffalo 14-12 and Kan- sas City defeating Denver 45-38.
BEAT COLTS TWICE | The . Packers, who already have defeated the Colts twice
looked like they wouldn’t have to worry about doing it a third time when they went ahead of San Francisco 21-17 on Jim Tay- lor’s five - yard run in the fourth quarter‘and then added a Si- lyard field jler with 1.48 left:
_But Brodie, who before the game received the ‘49ers award as their most inspirational player, showed why by hitting om three passes, in¢luding the big. one to Burke ia
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on the incredible of Sayers. The peak was reached for the six-foot, 192-pound thunderbolt Dec. 12 with his performance is a 61-20 rout of San Francisco ‘a9ers.
A rain - splattered, Wrigley Field crowd of more than 46,000 saw Sayers: ~
Pope’s Aces Drov Eagles
SUMMERSIDE ~ The Pov \Metors aces trounced the RCAF Eagles 9-6 at the RCAF stetier on Sunday in a regular game in the Prince County Hockey “ea- gue. Diddles Doyle led the Aces
Doyle put the Aces ahead with the first two goals of the geme and the motormen never back, leading 43 at the end of tbe first period, 5-4 after the se- eond, and skating off with the 9-6 margin at th end. Starry defenceman Dave ‘MacLeod and little LeRoy Clow each scored a pair for the Aces Bob Clark and. Jean-Paul Guy Guy both scored twice for the Airmen. a 2 Other scorers for the Aces
Perry. Harold Martin and. Gag-
Green Bay And Baltimore In Playoff For Ch’ ship..
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS) The Colts, 20-17 winners over| Don Merideth threw two.
touchdown passes, and Dallas seored 21° points in the final pe- | against New York. The vic- ‘|tery tied the Cowboys with the Giahts for second place; but the Cowboys will go to the Playoff Bowl because they beat the Gi- ants twice.
The big news in Cleveland's victory over St. Louls was Jimmy Brown's ejection from the game in'the second peric! for fighting with Joe Robb. Be ing ejeeted cost Brown, whe earlier. in the se¢ond quarter has scored his 3ist touchdown, a chance of overtaking Chica- go’s Gale Sayers, who scored a record 22nd touehdown Sunday.
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were Frank Driscoll, and Bobby | mon also scored for the Eagles.
, ~Score six touchdowns, matching the NFL record and setting an NFL season record ef 21 touchdowns.
. ~wAmass 3396 yards on nine carries, two pass receptions fer 80 yards, and five punt returns for 134 yards, setting
Almost as unbelievable as his skill as a gridiron phantom is Sayers’ modesty. .
“I’m not any Jimmy Browa, I can’ tell you that,” said the formér Omaha, Neb. high school player, referring te Cleveland Browns’ spectacular star.
“Brown does a lot of things I can’t do. He is the most excit- jing football player I've ever seen. For one thing, I can im- prove my blocking, There are jather things, too—a rookie has /a lot of things he can improve
with a hat trick nlus an assist. on
| As far-as Bear fans are con- cerned, any - further improve- ment would be just gilding the ibest football lily the 71-year-old Halas ever plucked in 45 years of nurturing pro football, SWEEP THE WORLD
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Fans, teammates and foes | MacDorald connected on a alike, ran out of adjectives im |15-foot screen shot for his s‘xth praising Sayers.
goal to complete the scoring. The action games.
ton in the closing seconds
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Shack, who scored only five goals last season and started this year with Roghester in the
equalled that production at
1332 of period.
-After serving a penalty for Kurtenbach to
the’ ice and backhanded a. %5- footer past Johnsten, who was recalled from Los Angeles of the Western League last week. Shack took a passout from
Pulford the
boosted count to 3-0 at 3:28 of the sec-
slowed in a score- less third period as Toronto pro- tected the victory and extended its unbeaten streak to six
Pulford, who had a pair of assists, had a fine chance to hike the Toronto margin when | Hawks. he broke in all alone on John
onto’s other goal. The Leafs
veteran goalie, Johnny Bower,
lost ‘his bid for a shutout whes
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the Bruins mid-way through the
middle periad- ‘The Bruins dominated the ac
tion at the outset and- Toronto ;.
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goalie Ed Johnston for the first
6% minutes, Then Shack, sta- titned in a spectacular save in
tioned at the crease, rammed jfoiling Pulford from close
home a rebound fer his 12th | range.
goal of the campaign. SUMMARY
TRIED HARD First, Peried — 1. Toronto, The Bruins tried vainly to Shack 12 (Kelly, Douglas) 7:13;
2. Teronto, Kurtenhach 6 Pul- ford). 13:22. -Penaities—Hil!man
Second period — 3 Toronto, Shaek (13) (Pulford, Kelly) 3:28; 4. Boston, MacDonald (6) '(Pren-
Attendance. —11,604.
CHICAGO § DETROIT 4 — . CHICAGO (AP) — Defence man Pat Stapleton’s goal with 10 seconds left in the game gave Chicago Black Hawks a 5-4 vic- tory over Detroit Red Wings in a free-wheeling National Hockey .| League game Sunday night . The victory pulled the Hawks to within two points of the first- vlace Montreal Canadiens, who lost Sunday night to New York. Detroit, which lost only its sec- ond game in its last 11 starts, fell four points behind the
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Rangers, Chicago, Leafs. ke Wins Amidst Action —
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with only the miscon- penaliies still being pecvet, R. ‘sat out a five-minute venalty for
Hull 23 (Mohns, Mikita) 12:43; his part in the brawl, scored
9. Chicago Stapleton 2 (Maki, Piloie) 19:50. Penalties — Maki 19:00, Bergman 10:30, Barkley, |Hedge minors, 19:01. _Shots_ca_geal —— _
8% 8 13 14-35 NEW YORK 8 MONTREAL 2
New York Rangers toppled the Mentreal Canadiens 32 in a
tice) 12:35. Penalties —Awrey | regular league encounter last 6:49, Boyer, 14:40. . evening that was interrupted far Third Peyiod — No scoring. | 10 minutes by a brawl, Penalty-- Woytowich 4:17. The victory ended an 11-g Shots on goal by- winless streak for New York Toronto 8 9 9—2% 2nd marked only the second set- Beston 11 12 6—29.,.back in the last 11 games fer
ithe Canadiens. It also was New York's fist victory of the sea- son over Montreal after four de- feats, and the first in six games since Emile Francis took over as coach two weeks ago.
Montreal's Diek Duff had tied the score at 22 early in the, third period when he rifled a) 20-foot shot past Don Simmons, starting only his third game of the season in the New York nets. But Hillman go‘ the -w'n- |
iner five minutes later when he
| ske‘ed arcuva two Cana“*ens land drove bis ewn.rebeund be- | brine goalie Charlie Hodge.
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Shots on goal by Montreal — New York Attendance—14,844.
National League
First Peried — 1. New York, (Marshall, Gilbert) 8:19. Penalties — Hillman 5:40, 11:48, Brown
Second peried—2. New York, Gilbert ® (Neilson) 2:36; 3. Mon- treal, Larose 6 (Ferguson, Back- strom) 11:05. venmnner-deene chard misconduct, Larose ma jor, Brown major, Hadfield mi- nor, misconduct, Ingarfield ma- Howell
Third period — 4. Montreal, Duff 5 (Belivesu. Talbot) 4:00; 5. New York, Hillman 1 (Rob
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