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The Halifax team, |sey, a Montreal native who pac- . e Bruins have We aie made up of players from the |ed the Juniors wah 8 | | ; s yg Fay | me ger A a pmedernd pehe we typed yg, Se lage . occasion, The “Flying Frenchmen” hed peeviously managed” Quebec, made it look easy, trig-|on all-star Gary Camp- ral one win against this bottom team. It is the er eee ee ee a a neo aa tte ; ’ . ym, oe Soe tewc seteeaed ta Gass Setas i ties otal head-—. ai a nie 40 Oa tie and flip- streak to five games with « 7-3 satin ge cau, teceaien sna ae ee ee corner of the net. in the only national “ar r~ they are lousy. When hit the against Montreal or The following is today’s draw| Other. scorers for Halifax in- League game played Thursday Chicago, fast skating with set passing patterns, plays, _.

_at the Charlotte cluded Jim Moore who counted », | night. ‘ ete., they manage to up the of attack just by— Club- two goals who was also selected Alex Delvecchio paced the being where they are not supposed to + Once the eepecttion ~ bd as the star of the game. Moore, Red Wings ee and | realizes that they are not going to get anywhere their ~

1. — G. Bennett, B. @ | who regularily plays back of qj |three assists. Howe Beranced tectice they lapse inte sO0 dopey sive of my < Rourke, G. Brookins, D. Cos | the blueline, was put into ser- } |added a goal and two fet the Bruins arp noted for ead Sie trouble. For it -- grove vs P. O'Rourke, B. Hop (vice up forward last night as a + \His second-period goal | is much more to Whip the Bruins at their own game~ kins, A. McCurdy, B.' Steveson, jresult of five of his teammates _ }out to be the 100th game-winner of scrambles, checks and general confusion. The Habs seem” Ice 2 — G. Stewart, K. Ken |being unable to make the trip jot his career. BO ene supe velnerehte Ss Tans Oe My oak Ae nedy, A. Gill, M. MacLean ys. |due to exams. The Red Wings, now in third the young season, it has cost them big points. “ E. Tanton, A- Bagnall, H. Sim- Bruce Blyth, Archie MacDon place three points ahead of Tor- So far in the year no one seems to have had trouble. with’ monds, G. Proctor. ald, Paul MacWilliams, Jackie onto, have scored 32 goals in} the Bruins except the better club and it could well be that the —~ Ice 3 — A, MacDonald, L. Le |MacEachern and Mike Kinsmen their winning streak after net- Habs, Black Hawks and Leafs are approaching these matches. . E. Ford, H. Mitton vs W. |counted the other markers for ting but 39 in their first 15 with the Bruins with a touch of overconfidence. In both of its Redden, K. Acorn, G. Newman, |the visitors. starts: <— last two matches with Bosten Ge Hate have heen dows $9-— G. Se Scoring for the All-Stars were Goalie Roger Crozier, - a ~ ie te BR. Common Dalton, Dave Gaudet, made $2 saves, has allowed 12 skating the injury crippled club. However, the ““Beantowners” .. MacDonald, S. Willis, J. Shel- | Bill Dickie and Donnie Arsenault goals in the same period. ape. Gone te be ged Ate af Tak Cees cae = foon vs M: McCuaig, B. McGee. | Between the.second and third Floyd Smith and Doug Bark- ee ee er te toy matin: wie Oe ie” R. MacDonald, W. MacGregor | periods, Russ Phaneuf, a mem- jley put the Red Wings shead to @lubs. Why do they have so much trouble with Detroit and — Iee 5 — J. Burden, N. Mac- of the benefit game commit- aay with -first-period goals. || New York? The Boston management would like to know, no Neill, L. Bagnall, D. Shears vs |tee, presented a cheque of $1, ve goals were scored in the aa: ; G. Kays, B. Boyles, L. Camp- | 516.42°to Howard Waite, treas- second period, the first three in These two, and Toronto are going to be. the four bell, H. Douglas. urer of the Bill Allen fund. It a span of 81 seconds. lsdaer tor tho tad toe mae 2 oe 8.30 p.m. was pointed out that more mon- _|WINGS SCORE AGAIN interesting to at tos. hens the teal toa omni ; meile Mathe Cor- pd adh wad ‘2 te cat ot Teak bes the gi . ice 2 — E. Matheson, F the hockey game was yet to ers’ goal at 1:24, eoran, Vern Mitton, N. Dooley |come in from outlying areas. Red. ‘Wings came back on a RULES CHANGED vs B. Parent, B. Smith, W. Carr, | Also presented were portraits marker on Ullman and [7 H. Rector of three baseball teams on @ Howe's effort. Recreation and. Minor Hockey officials from rural and Ice 3 — N. Nicholson, H. Dov- | which Mr. Allen, who along with Jean Ratelle scored for the urban centers throughout the Island have come up with a gias, C. MacDonald, D. Pickard | four children died in a tragic | Rangers and Ab McDonald for plan that is going to make the provincial playdowns in the vs. Wes Storey, A. Jones, B. | fire two weeks ago, was con- | the Red Wings later in the pe- paperweight, pee wee and Bantam divisions~a Jot more com- Jones, A.'Rodd. nected with, both as a player | riod. ° petitive and evenly matched ice d= Dr. J. Rigging, D-| and coach." | : auGary Retere, got New York's SB pl ly i EE $8. Taylor, Dr. MacLeod vs C The tation, Charlie y en in com on. on Fiesmetng, De. # SURG. Gar: |Hagen on babelt ef See honst final period, with Delvecchio was divided into A and B divisions depending upon the popula- rett, D. Taylor. game committee, was made to and Andy Bathgate scoring for tion and so it ended up that RCAF Summerside and the RCAF : Mayor George Key, Jr. who will | the Wings in the final five min- base always turned out the strongest team in the Island AT MONTAGUE in turn present them to the Al- | utes. i ; However, this system has been scrapped completely and Montague Curling Club eche- jien Family. j The Red Wings played a man ee s as of Wednesday evening there are no longer . All dule for today, Dec. 10: | Firet Period — 1. Halifax —| short for four minutes and 41 name joes - teams in the province will compete on an equal basis. Why? 7 p.m. B. Blyth (unassisted) 2.24: Py seconds of the second period DETROIT Red Wings right New York.Rangers at Detroit The formation of any sort of all-star club for the P.E.I. _ Ice 1 — Open. , 1 Oa hea ic ; when Bert Marshall received a Winger Floyd Smith (17) last night. Rangers’ goalie Don playdowns was banned and it was agreed upon that the team .... gee, 2.5, John K. MoDonald vs /nacEachern) 3.04; 3. Halifax —| ST. LOUIS (AP)—First base. |malor penalty for high-sticking eer ny ae eee ee weiches to0-t00 | MINOR HOCKEY | 2075s, oe, bocce, learns in osch community at the time of ; an ; 04; 3. John Me ? 1 . Wings’ right winger Hen- playoffs e representing community; 9 p.m. come. Chas, | Oanrs 6.11. ee tartede Ce McKenzi ived a penalty pawns Detroit's Sea derson is center. Tho.tetioning ere te io dene oe een eee he Wels Ge Fee ee lee 1 — Playoff section 3, |wiltiams 7.15; MacDonald 13.50; |delphia Phillies, contended oe Batis the play. ee {AP ‘Wirephoto). \o¢ games played in the Pee Wee | cial Eyaenin ce ee ee Chicken Bonspiel, K. MacKenzie |sark 16.54. Thursday the Cardinal front ef | Doug Barkley went off 19 sec- jiroit, Uliman 12 (Howe, Del- Peters 4 (Hadfield, McKenzie) |— Bantam division Tuesday, This is going make es Second Period — 4. Halifax —|fice had put out reports adding |°Uds later for tripping, forcing |vecchio) 1:41; 5. Detroit, Howe 9:37; D @| Dec. 7, 1966 at the St. Dunctan’s| divisions, for a power poched team to hasan ’n naam P. hicieives. Gowan vs Dr: moore (M. Kinsmen, .P. Mac-|six years to his age. /, |the Red Wings to play two men |9 2:45; 6. New York, Ratelle 7 (Howe, Barkley) 14:24; 10. De- | Tink: Each of the teams will have their share of goot players, . Melatyre. White said he is 31 but a re:.|short for ‘that time before he |(Hiliman) 18:30; 7. Detroit, Mc- troit, Ba 8 (Smith, Me-| Bruins 2— rd (2); |Sranted, or else ‘but ; wateiraed te:the. ice 4-(B . Lyle Shephard (2); . they would not be leading their league, but ‘The following is the draw for | FOOTBALL [mor had developed that he te [returned to the ice. |Doniald 4 (Barkley, Delvecchio) Donald) 18:18. Penalties—Bark. | wings 3 — Wayne McGuigan, |°% ‘©, Whole teams are going to balance out and the results - the provincial ion tobe | | 8. the pee aie Fenalties — Hernia 5:23, ley 1:34, Uliman, minor sod |Kkevin Watts, Wayne Saair. of each will be less certain than in previous years. -

- held at the Souris. Curling MONTREAL (CP) — Specula-|_ Cardinal general manager . Se ot own reg McKenzie 8:02, Marshall (ma- misconduct 14:55, Gilbert 16:36, ys ae . The complete roster of each of the clubs in every Minor coaeeedean tion that Leo Cahill, formerly |Bob Howsam denied White’s |Pavelle banged jor) 8:02, Barkley 8:21, Brown Peters 17:13. Rangers 7 — Aan Hockey center on the Island is required to be submitted by 11.00 — 1.00 an assistant coach with Mont. | charge. " bound 28 seconds: after Detroit |15:37,- Gilbert 16:90, - Gilbert -Shdts on goal by: ~-+(2),-Kenny Constable - (2) “Paul |January 25th-at the latest and the lineups of the league leaders

Ise 1-—- Sfoatague ve Cherlot- |rea) Aloueties, might return and| “The Card : returned to Sul strength. — (misconduct) 16:30. New York 11 11 6—2g |Livingston, Bobby Kenny, Gor- |must be lodged with the officials by February 15th. tetown. take over the job of fired coach | spread falsehoods about me ane felae to ‘boeptal eee ee ee ot Dowel i 31 14-95 [Gio Belts: Hews 3 — 90) Oe en tt Nee Gs Rerel centers ee :— Souris vs Belvedere. |Jim Trimble appears to be \after the trade,” White was ie ceeve ch tis 10h hand afer : egg Jimmie Smallwood. up playoff time comes around. ae = Be groundiess, quoted in an article Thursday during : 3 Minor Paper- Sa i "tee 1 — RCAF ve Atberton, |" Hyman Katz’ of Montreal, one |in The Sporting News. “My ta |torki Sttwer ‘play i oar weight Schedule, Saturday, Dec.| HUNTER’S CORNER - of the owners of Toronto Rifles |tegrity was questioned. The lond period uc e HM, 1965: ie _ aa Ot ie cges, the Weleiedey Gat loos” t heen ar SUMMARY |e FS eet l | c . + . could = easil been Riots Ye: Meee Be 2 ice 1 — Aces vs Bisons. : ice 4 — Charlottetown ve |Cahill hea sccopled. an otter to | checked.” a First _ Detroit, Seth Get _ ise 8 — Barons vs Clippers Record Winter For Foxes; Montague. coach Rifles again. Kats “I don't know why the rumor |6 (Godfrey, Ullman) 6:44; Ie 45 a.m. 1 ° 5.00 — 7.00 was also a co-owner of the Ri- Detroit, Barkley 3 (Delvecchio,. ; Ice 1 — Blades vs Canucks. on vs sorte, (fan eet cqerterse a Hwan saad et "festa [Be ark, “Deven ump Kangers Tee 1 — Blades vs Camu Old Hitler’ Finally Shot 7.00 — 0.0 a ccside ve RCAF eee the 1964 season. | “Howanth said he had been told |man W:07, Brewn 17:13, -God- 2 The winter to date has been # | was licking his wou oe 1 vs ; a #6 3:48 . ES : ‘ RE , f a | was wounds. 1. was ? eos <a t [by people inside and. outside firey 10 New’ Yeas: |™ Provincial Vocational. 2a §.12;- ‘Bobinsos, 9.56; — Walsh; "MEMBER WHEN ice eee aia eee tea we. Oe. Swe E coaches Bob Gogola, . Chuck oonet Palate we re older than |Nevin 12 (Bowell) 1:2; 4..De Sos ato aed a ; MacDougall, 16.30. By THE CANADIAN PRESS | galore and hunting conditions | quite bad but has cecaveinnd aad Dickerson and. Bubba Marriott | heir tisted ages,” but he said oo siccond — 5. PVI — Stanley} Babe Dye, noted hockey | are what hunters often dream |is once again ready to take the and trainer Stan Wilson have all |he had not initinted auch a re- piace + agg lle District Jun- (McQuaid, Hughes); 3.39; 4. RR sk heme ace " about. We have a record crop | field. MacCallum toi me if renewed their contracts for Indy Officials Hockey League last evening — S. MacDonald (Higgens, M. > WS. | of foxes this winler as food was one of the finest'red fox saat cecal yee ar bcepctiliesens as they stormed fron behind to |MacDonald) 6.40; 5. PVI — Mit-| purchased by Toronto from SS Meehan: Gama UELAIA te hn tescned cea thee: ‘ . wrest a 64 decision from Rog-|chell, 15.00. Penalties: Walsh,| Buffalo of the International families; Litters said Thursday the implication| 10 Ow : ; feeding large : sands have passed through his FORUM SKATING |° White's remarks was that ao. at the Forum. iin ae Walsh, 11.25;/ Baseball League 44 .years | of five and six were not uncom-|hands. The old hound had a Howsam had used the question| INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. (AP)— samen Arye perme oe » 16.5. ago today—in 1921, Dye |mom and that takes some feed: | ‘sore but satisfied’ expression as $:30-10:00 p.m. of White's age to influence ¢lub |The snnval SO0-mile Memorial linge py peng papa ohm a = stanley played hockey for Toronto |i Sctirily 12 none! sateen preside st A, Busch Jr., anap- |: : MacQu 09; 8. — Mit- ef TONIGHT cnet a Dick bn ag laced be |tively. Bobby Whitlock snapped |chell (Andrew, Kewlin) 9.59; 7.| 5!- Patricks (mow Maple | per fox population for our swales Sen. Teens (15 yre. & older) 35c |(Meyer, vice-president Stan Mu- opened next May to medium. |tree two and one respec- |PvI — Andrew, 2.54; 9. PVI —| Leafs) of the NHL and was | and meadows are, or were, alive % Adults S0e sial and manager Red Schoen- |size American stock car en- . Eeppenngaee and |17.21; 10. RR — Higgens, 16.07.| known for his “bullet shot” |.With field mice. If foxes had eee eet competitive te expensive special | Bob Whitlock got the Rogers main source of food supply this i racing engines year they would have had some CaaS ahceid cat An. {Clu? off to @ roaring start in the hard sleddin’ as the bunny pop- ton Hulman said Thursday, first period as he counted twice ulation is down an approximate TEXACO FUEL CHIEF with U.S, Auto |Withon one minute. With Ken fifty per cent compared to last Club officials, that new rules |Squarebriggs in the sin bin year. Ae i Home Heating Oil. will -include~ “‘American~~stock |Frank son let go with ~a| © I had a long chat with Lloyd i Warmth without worry all winter long production block design, single |wicked slap shot from the blue MacCallum, the Dunstafifnage Deliveries right on schédule so you non-overhead camshaft, remov- |line and Whitlock managed to fur buyer, this evening. He told can never run short. Fuel Chief is the able head engines” of not more |deflect it pact Reed. Higgins me he had bought 30 red fox weer pete proton tangy rae If you’re.@ man with @ than 3905.1 cubic inches. The another shot. 41 pelts in the Mt. Albion and Pow- Se cectoaas, Cal wh tor Tones flair for fashion, it will limit will be 203.4 cubic inches |later and Whitlock repeated his nal districts since November Fuel Chief today! . psy you handsomely to if ; - _ |feat. This rounded out scoring in 15th, that had been shot by local drop in at Dow's Men's Chevrolet engines in the 306 |the first although PVI had num- honters. One in particular was Dial Weer this week! We've class have competed success- erous opportunities to get on the outstanding iat color and den- ‘ just received our Christ- fully on the USAC spring cir-}scoreboard as they held a man sity of its fur. It was from the a mas selection of HYDE cuit but have been barred from |advantage on four occasions notorious Hitler that gave Ed 4.7312 im PARK TRADITIONALS— the 500 by a limit of 256 cubic seal Wood, Pownal, so many head- authentic, natural shoul- sadhine a Stanley got thinz- going Game aee tees saa hs oe . West sulle < Wht: odd. Phe is Gel the second as he found the on: te onl ui ak ebie, ebunieak le change ng made jrange at the 3.39 mark but three each year : gt gd pt on an experimental basis for one | minutes later Sandy MacDonald gave his top fox hound a rough- Ch'town Petroleum year, poked in a loose vuck and the er a i tril rer Products Ltd Another rule change will re- |Rangers were ahead two for the perticular fox a year or so ago. u ° , duce the fuel supply permitted |Iast time. Mitchell potted his His old hound knew him and BRANCH RICKEY 8 Gt. George St. Ch'tow in car from 400 to 230 gal- ifirst of the evening at the 15.00 gave tongue in a different key | : * | lons. mark and as the clubs left the ea eee ne wall | ice at the end of the stanza the , rascal did not hang club stood 3-2. eek around but headed for the wilds | MILT PAPPAS FRANK ROBINSON of Dromore and Peakes without | The third opened with a bang : any ‘circling’ preamble as Paul Stanley converted a re- i" His ‘run was pretty much on | lay from Herman McQuaid inte : the same line. Sometimes he | ee PVI's tying matker and two.min-| WO i uns varied slightly. 9f Lake Verde ‘A ules Idler the Institute went | was frozen over he took the ice. | : - j * ' ahead to stay. Andrews scored If not it could be either north e: : : Rg @ pretty unassisted tally and at Seas oe ae and carried ; a 3 the 9.59 mark Mitchell closed ee at : : i Mesos | Swapped In Deal #=/2c2 == ers ar Ww r _£f from the corner of the crease. ° Fe ected to be in the Adam's | ® a Higgins ecored on a solo effort edd ae ae Pisquid | for Rogers late in the third to| BALTIMORE (AP) — Balti-|cent Oriole pitcher. He pitched | l. On this particular hunt, | : round out the scoring in the more Orioles of the~ American 1,632 complete innings and | % either the last of November & scoring in the match. _ |Baseball League said Thursday |started 232 games. or first of December, Ed heard : they have traded pitcher Milt| In 1965, Pappas won 13 games| "is hound give tongue and : rs SUMMARY ‘Pappas and two recent acquisi- |for the Orioles and led the club | ‘ought out loud... ‘there goes| COLUMBIA, Mo. (AP)— First — 1. RR — Whitlock tions to National League Cincia: | with a@ 2.60-earned-run average.| ™ ound for another two or |Branch Rickey, a baseball iront (Robinson) 3.31: 2 RR — i for outfielder erie ate pe ooo ts and ‘wae is many |office genius who master- ae inson. ' pite ings. n cup and the |minded the St. i Open Friday, Dec. 10 and all weekday nights to Dec. 23 lock (Higgens) 4.12. Penalties: | The Orioles said the other’ The 26-year-old right-hander | ip and ‘time had run out for to seven Scat kau aoe : "+i 9:00 ; Squarebriggs, 3.00; Chandler (players oe ot = trade has never had a losing season, ~ ane th jnants and five world chamoion- e afternoon * ‘ . jwere outfielder Di impson, | winning 16 games in two of his appened fhat Willard |ships, and the Brooklyn Dodgers = : p.m. Open Seturday rill 5:00 p.m. Dec. ‘acquired from California Angels |major league seasons, 15 in two | Stewart, with his buckshot load- |to eo pennants, died Thursday. ie i 1 : STANDINGS lfor first baseman Norm Siebern, |others and 13 in two more, in- ed 10 guage that could plaster He was 88. 5 and 18th. : land pitcher Jack Baldschun, cluding last year. | the side of a barn with buck-| Boone County Hospital re ; oor up from Philadelphia| He is one of seven pitchers Shot pellets with each one two |ported Rickey died at 10 p.m. a ; National League Phillies Monday in exchange (still active in the American | three feet apart, was in line |few minutes after Mrs. Rickey USE OUR FREE PARKING AREA WLT F AP¢ ior outfielder Jack Brandt and |League who has won more than| With the foxes course. The range |and one of their five daughterss ee ? a4 Chicago 13/5 2 90 45 28 | pitcher Darold Knowles. 1100 games. | was long . . . bordering close |had left the hopita! after a day- i. ms 12 4 4 78 5128) Robinson, a 30-year-old right- Robinson was voted the Na-| % the one hundred mark . . . ‘Jong vigil in the intensive-care Quality Hardware and Gift Wares Teront oe 4 a y|hander, had a 296 batting aver- tional League's ‘most valuable Willard was in a, generous |ward.

: “a 710 3 4 6 i age last year with 33 home runs player in 1961 when he batted | 00d and gave him both bar- key, who had a shrewd gant 5 ma York 511 6 63 78 '6 ang 113 runs batted in. 82% and led Cincinnati, to the Tels. Time had run out for the |ability for picking baseball tal- ae Boston 512-3 % $13) He has paved with the Reds |pennant. pe fox for one hore pelitt jent, had Nov. 13 of

for 10 seasons and has averaged | He was a member of the Na- | e one of his ..With this |what doctors termed “an irreg- a GADGET COUNTS FISR 100 runs batted in and 32 home |timnal -League all-<tar téam six? handicap it wasn’t long till a jularity of the ae An electronic tunnel made in jruns 4 vear. i different ‘years and in 1962, his| battle roval was underway. | He had stood to accept mem England count: and measures | Pappas, who has 2% career best year, hit 39 homers, 51, was over by the time the hunters bership in the. Missouri Sports the length of fish swimming up- | shutouts, has pitched more com-.| doubles, batted in 196 runs and | reached the battle ground. Hit- |Hall of Fame, and

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