e Guardian. Charlottetown. Wed. Jan. 2. 1963.

SPORTS FRONT .

“lHockey league Statistics Given

SUMMERSlDE—Here are the year end statistics of the Island Senior Hockey League:-

STANDINGS GP W L T F A pts

ntreal’s favor and

Saturday of this week.

hm Bruins this coming Saturday. The Black Hawks are not in-

it may be indeed that they‘ll grab the top 1 and then refuse to relinquish it the rest of the season. They’re far from through as top contenders.

Catching Up Process

TORONTO Maple Leafs have two games less played th e n Black Hawks but the Imlachmcn will balance the schedule

Leafs see action tonight at New York and are boots to Bos-

Royals 12 9 2 1 79 54 19 Combines 12 7 5 0 05 49 14 . . .. Penguins 12 3 7 2 60 69 8 33/ “U3 ('ALLAUH‘HV Eagles 12 3 a 1 49 81 7 TOP SCORERS

GP G A P pim C do n R. Whitlock (R) 12 1215 27 8 and lens MOV|ng s. Peardon (p) 10 91s 25 o G. Deighan (C) 12 914 2312 MONTREAL Canaidicns are reall ' ‘ l J' MaCLeOd (m 12 9 13 22 5 nee again. y showmg Signs of greatness D. Lawlor m) 11 9 13 22 2 For a time this season, it looked as though the Habs were 6' Hams (C) 12 911 2° 2 ginning to fall apart at the seams but of late the picture has A: Gulls (R‘ I] 8 10 la 0 anged completely. The Montreaicrs have served notice that A- Andrews (R) 12 8 91717 003' are very much in this NHL tight. 5. Phillips (E) 12 12 4 16 z The Canadlens began Christmas night with a great trouncing of 3- Sleigh (E) 12 8 7 15 9 hicago Black Hawks. That 6-0 decision came on Windy City D. Martin (P) 12 7 8 15 20 e and surely must have brought a lot of red faces on the Black U. Gallant (Ci 10 4 11 15 15 wks’ squad. A. Cutcliffe (C) 1110 414 2 The Habs continued their good play Saturday last at home. V. Harris (Cl 9 5 9 l4 4 lpping the still ambitious Detroit Red Wings 5-1. That was fol- G. Whitlock 1P) )1 5 9 14 4 wed by a 4-4 draw at Madison Square Gardens on Sunday night. A, can-011 (R) 3 3 5 13 0 THE Canlsdiens are idle until'Thursday night when they en- £§:::t(§:) ‘1; I: a; rtain Boston Bruins. R Biggar (P) 9 9 211 z

The Bruins. doing next to nothing. have been. however, both- 5' Macmt re (3) 12 5 6 11 some for the Blakemen this season. The Boston club started ,' ane 3:1,) 9 50 e campaign with a 5-0 triumph over the Montreaiers. The last H .m (E 3 11 9 vice Boston was in Montreal the lowly Bruins played good hoc- ‘ 5m" l n 2 9 n 9

ey and managed 5-5 and 1-1 ties. It could be that the Bostonian: GOALIE AVERAGES ill again trouble the Canadiens. 0n the other hand. the Can- GP GA AVE cks are due to explode against Milt Schmidt and his group and '1'. Mann 11 45 4.2 ve them a sound trouncing. B. McCallu-m 1 3 3.0 Totals (Combines) 12 49 4.1 . Supporters Are Cheerful L- Maclnms 41 4.5 B. Ward 3 13 4.3 CANADIENS' supporters are much more cheerful these days. Totals, lRoyals) 12 54 {.5

hey talk of their ‘darlings' having the league lead in short ord- D. Frizzell (Penguins)

r. And the way things are going of late. you can‘t ridicule them 12 69 5 3 1r such optimism, Saturday night they have another home game Irv Walsh 3 2-3 65 7.2 . ainst New York Rangers and this should be another victory for Gerry Campbell 3 1-3 16 5.3 e a . Totals (Eagles) 12 81 6,3 The next couple of weeks. the schedule eppears to be in Penalties by teams: Royal.

261; Combines 255; Eagles 105: Penguins 102.

York Club Hos Shoot

Scores for

York R'fl held Dec. 26. 1962. l e Shoat

Another year— another Davis Cup win. The Austral- ian defenders took possession of a familiar trophy. the Da- vis Cup. in Brisbane after a

5-0 sweep of the Mexican chal- lengers. Grinning players Roy Emerson. Ron Fletcher. Rod Laver and Neale Fraser.

‘ from left, receive congratula-

HE AUSSIES ,

tions from team a a p t a i n

lie of world amateur tennis

Harry Hopman. right, It supremacy. Fraser and Laver marked the mh Austra“ a n SlfgncdtI professional contracts . a ter 1e core 0 .

Victory in the past 13 years "1‘2"; Wircpmm for the Daws Clip, emblema- via radio from Melbourne)

BOSTON (MP) -— Rookie nei- minder Ed Johnston recorded

Bruins Shut Out Leafs 3-0 For Sixth Win Of Season

game of the 1962-63 season. In

that game. Bobby Perreault

to action until Sunday night when they put the welcome mat out the Toronto team. That Sunday cl-ash could indeed be anoth- e't battle for first. place sliprem-ac

y.

You would think afs’ games against Rangers and Boston Ihould be once in which Toronto has a great chance to garner [our points. However. when you most need these points. they seem hardest to get and Leafs may indeed find this out tonight and Saturday.

. Travel Both Holidays

AND Leafs were the only club that was forced to spend both lhristmas and New Year‘s on road. On December 25 the Leafs were in Detroit and last night the lesion Briuns held the New Year‘s Day recption for Punch and s associates.

It seems strange that the schedule couldn't have been arrang- d to give the Leafs at least one of these it I ghts at home c think it’s rough enough to be travelling on one of these holi- ays but when you’re forced to be away both occasions, it’s ex- ra rough.

It’s fine to talk about the big salaries these fellows are g. We know they're treated fairly well but so are a lo er people and they can get Christmas and New Year's at me.

get- t of

Quite A Fevv Going

THE Eagles and Combines appear to get really involved hen they clash in Island Senior Hockey League action. Their st two clashes produced weird endings bill the Airmen cop nth decisions which gave them a good boost in the standings. ' We'll liker be hearing more from that last clash at the air hse where the referee awarded the contest to the Eagles. The

1. Tom esey

2. Lorna Vessey

3. Raymond Vessey 4. Gordon Vessey 5. Earnest Browse 6. Cecil Watts

7. Lloyd Vessey

8. Raymond Chappel 9. Howard Watts 10. Harry Welton 11. Leigh Vessey 12. Lynn Ernst

13. Rickey Johnson 14. Frank Vessey

.- coroner ‘ 5910;013:010:

15. Harold Watts 821 16. Carol Watts l 17. Larry Welton 8 l

sol

18. Lowell Vessey

19. Allison Swan 80: 20. Donnie Chappell 80‘ 21. Donny Hemphlll sol 22. Blair Bryenton 80 23 Reg Mosher 80

The following is the curling draw for Wednesday at the Charlottetown Club.

6.! .M. ‘

This is the start of a ten team knockout competition to be played every Wednesday at

ombines didn’t like it one little bit. and neither did the fans ho didn’t see the last half of the final period.

6.50 p.m. (spares needed). . Ice 1 -— E. Taylor. W. Farrell. 3C. Costello. I. MacKinnon vs. G.

Bruce Kidd, Croth‘ers Score U.S. Victories 1

NEW ORLEANS AP -— Ca-lon O'Hara'l shoulder dian distance are Bruce Kidd ‘laps of :62, 2.06 and 3. -year-old meet cord in the three-mile and his {the final turn and nailed O'Hara oronto teammate. Bill Croth-f s. scored an upset in the mile. the Sugar Bowl track meet

through 08.

tering :58.1 final quarter. me's standards fell in the eight-event outdoor meet which was turned into an all- college affair for the first time because of a sports organiza-

y.

' Running in springlike 61-dc-, ee weather. the 19-year- oldi idd outdistanccd runner up’ eoff Walker" of Houston by 150i

Crothcrs pulled alongside in-

on the backstretch with a blis-

tlonal dispute over track eon-

‘Bcnnett. D. Jardine. B. Moore, P. Borys.

Ice 2 — G. Anderson. K. Jen- '. II. Gaudet. C. Down-e vs .Turner, D. Ward. D. Esta- brooks. K. Dalzlel.

Ice 3 — Gil. Henry, A. Mac- Donald. H. Smith. D. Wood vs.

ones. B. Lynch. G. New- man. H. Simpson.

Ice 4 — M. Jenkins. Dr. Drys- dale. J.S. Taylor. D. Reid vs. B Soper. N. Kelly, J. Zakem. J. Vautour.

Ice 5 — E. hiachod. 1“. Miles. S. Bryenton. I. Webster vs. D Matheson. A. Wilson. Dr. Jelks. Geo. MacLaren.

8.30 PM. Rendezvous Trophy (See. "A")

Ice 1 —- Art Love vs. Doug Cameron. '

Ice-2 — Doug George vs. Frank Hansen.

t7? .... D :r

.3’

0 period and they held it for the

liliiontreal 5-0 in

his first National Hockey League shutout Tuesday as last- place Boston Bruins blanked second - place Toronto Maple Leafs 3-0. It was the Bruins' sixth win in 35 starts this sea- son and their second over the eafs.

was the Bruin netminder. Per- reault. however. is sidelined

by Johnston.

but it prevented the Leafs from

Johnston. 27-year-old native increasing their second-place m e B

Willi an injury and his place has ' best saves in the middle period. Penalties—None. been taken for the last month especially on Leaf centre Davei

The loss was only Torontos Boston goal only to have John- Penalty—Pulford 9208. second in its last nine games ston make a dazzling save. 1 SUMMARY

margin over the third-placellfi (Boivin. Williams) 17:58. Detroit Red Wings. Toronto has Penalty—Kennedy 2:37. 41 points. Second period: 2. Boston,

Johnston made some of his Burns 3 (Kennedy. Bolvin) 9:52.

Third period: 3. Boston. Lei- con, who broke in alone on the ter 3 ’i‘oppazzini. Green) 18:55;

Saves: lBower 7 11 9—27 First period: 1. Boston. Blicyk Johnston 11 10 11—32

of Montreal ruins drafted from the Montreal Ca- nadiens last June, stopped 32 Leaf shots. Boston's leading goal scorer. Johnny Bucyk. gave the Bruins a 1-0 lead in the first

rest of the game. Charlie Burns and rookie Bob Leiter added the other Boston goals CHICAGO (CP) Chicago SECOND OF YEAR , B ck Hawks increased their The sl‘mwi was the “mt by.first-place lead in the National e Bruins since they blankcleockey League Tuesd ay by coasting to a 4-2 victory over

their openingl lslumping Detroit Red Wings. The Hawks. with 43 points, are four points ahead of second- place Toronto Maple Leafs. The Wings. who have won only one of their last eight starts. are tied with Montreal Canadiens in third place. each with 39 points. Chicago's Million Dollar Line of Bobby Hull. Bill Hay and Murray Balfour and its Scooter Line of Stan Mikita. Ab McDon- ald a 'cn Wharram each \ Cause of deal; was m)t'Iscored two goals. Hull. Hay. learned. lMcDonald and Wharram were Arizmendi “:15 born at Tor-.ghe more“. reon‘ Mex‘m‘ Alex Faulkner. rookie from

SCORESiBiShOP'S Falls. Newfoundland,

scored Detroit's first goal. and his eighth of the season. By THE CANADIAN PRESS Ontario Senior

The Wings pulled to within two goals midway in the final Galt 3 Kitchener 5 Scotia Senior

Ex-Champ Dies. Monday

! l 1 LOS ANGELES (APi—Albert! lBaby Arizmendi. Mexican-bornl boxer who in 1934 won a share of t disputed featherweight title. died Monday in a veterans . hospital. He was 49

Chihawks Increase Lead; TOp Faltering Wings 4-2

frame when Norm Ullman stole in 1“ NY; G1 3 the puck from Hull near the ‘ a ax cw asgow l Junior

‘Montreal 3 St. Catharines s Peterborough 3 Niagara Falls 5 ova Scotla Senior

Windsor 3 Moncton 4 National League

Standings

By THE CANADIAN PRESS

Toronto 0 Boston Nauonal Leagu’ night gave New York a 1-1 tie merit in New York's two ties. Detroit 2 Chicago 4 , W L T F A!" with Detroit Red Wings. Ran- Goalie (Gump) Worsley kept merican League Chicago 1310 9 96 34 ’15 gers' second tie in two nights. Rangers in the game Monday Springfield 1 Buffalo 7 Toronto 1312 5113 94 41! Bathgate has now scored in night and Sunday despite over- Pittsburgh 0 Hershey 9 Montreal 14 9 1101 8139 eight games in a row. one short whelmlng opposition domination Baltimore 5 Providence 3 Detroit 1612 7 87 88 39 of the Richard-Geoffrion rec- of the play. He kicked out 39 International League New York 11 9 610911723 0rd. shots against Detroit Monday Minneapolis 5 Port Huron 4 Boston 621 8 9714120 The smooth-skating forward night and an amazing 47 Sun-

Cliicago cage and drove it be- Second period: 2. Chicago, hind Glenn Hall. lHull 11 (Hay. Balfour) 2:52 3. Detroit's Doug Barkley was in‘ Chicago. McDonald 13 (Mikita) lthe penalty box at the time. [10:47: 4. Chicago. Wharram 9 l Detroit forced the play mt1chMikita. McDonald) 15:30; . lof the way in the final periodlDetroit. Faulkner 8 (MacGre- bill couldn't penetrate a tough gor. Gadsby) 19:12. Penalties— Chicago defense in front of Hall. Jeffrey 5:25, Balfour 16:49. who made a total of 26 saves fol Third period: 6. Detroit. Ull- 131 for Detroit's Terry Sawchuk. l man 10 11:15. Penalties—Bark- { SUMMARY iley 9:24. Jeffrey 14:53. Pilotel

‘ First period: 1. Chicago. Hayili'izlll. l l9 (Hull, Balfour) 12:49. Penal- Saves: l ties—Hay 1:41, Barkley 5:58.5Sawchuk 12 910—31 ‘Bnlfour. Young 15~4 lHall 711 8—26

BATHGATE GETTING GLORY

NY. Rangers Battle

Wings lo M lie

By THE CANADIAN PRESS assist on Bafhgate's goal last New York’s consistently good;night leave him only one be-. 'scorer. Andy Bathgate. is get-Ihind Montreal‘s Jean Beliveau} ting most of the Rangers' glory in that department. in his drive to tie Maurice Rich-j Another New York player ard and Bernie Geoffrlon's con-lwhOSe feats are perhaps over- secutive games scoring record llooked because of the team's His first-period tally Mondaylloose playing also deserved

ards in the sparkling time of aim]. BCIICIE 3 - Doug H111 VS- Myron . minutes. 37-9 secon 5- an. Walker of Northeast - ,

Kidd. the Amateur Athletic iLouisiana. the Gulf States Con- 1" ‘ 1 DB“ 03’0"“9 V'- D”

nion three mile champ and‘fcrence champion, shaved one. MaeDona (1.." B yd A d filed the meet’s outstanding tenth of a second 0“ the 440, 100151-— m 111‘ 811 VS. 11 .V thlete. clipped more than one- yard run max-k as he clocked a Hump fey.

8” minute from GI"?! Rice's from running 147.8. He came in

941 mark 0! 313- 10 yards ahead of favore

Running in his usual unortho- Charles Strong of Oklahoma

ox style—dangling his or

lie in 9:08 Walker.

oblnson of Southwestern Lou- . who clocked 14:09.8.

orn middle distances.

'. bed in 4:632. and Malcolm‘

at Fred Hansen.

a .. Iowa's mile relay. anchored by Richard Kerr. turn In a 3:13.13 effort to break Rice's 1954 mark of 3:16.l. other winners were Charles Moseley of Aalbamn in the high

hurdles. .145. Dave McDgnatlfilé B, THE ASSOCIATED PRESS U Southern California. the un- derdog despite its No. 1 rank-

' ing among US. colleges upset Wisconsin. 42-37. in the dent scoring Rose Bowl game in his- tory Tuesday. but the favorites —Alebeme. M feel lend

in the 440 - yard relay. Rice. and John Cramer. University of Washing- ton ttcd at 15 feet. 1 in the pole vault.

‘ YORK AP -- The fed-

government confirmed that it lies freed Floyd a“: share of the radio-

from . h s _ Infight lest Sept.

' ' m. i m office of us. Attorney hob- “ said that it

;\10illltlnll0 to hold cannon 3

1? 1h! Liston truth a final acct-1m

is made on “I . Incl pleas for e mull the tit“. which m manhole rather-non on PM

our Bolen told Ml! he hopes to seek. announcement on the fight in e M darn. a. uni it would prob-

! edio Patterson

In Louisiana state—came through

in the other three major New] Year‘s Day football Bowli mes. |

Alabama ran over Oklahoma. l 170 in the Orange Bowl in Mi-l amt with President Kennedy watching from the Sooner side the I t e n d I; Mississippi turned back Arkansas. 17-3 in

O n.

Hockey Team Stages Meet

The Souris Intermediate hockey team held a meeting Monday night at the Sports Le-

ably be in Les Vegas, Baltimore or Miami.

AWAITS MONEY

Liston said he won't fight un- til he gets all the money he has coming from the last one.

Th government statement said that Patterson's share of the radio-TV rights —- about M.000— would be released to the fighter over a two-year pe- he. fled. A total of 8210.!» would be paid in the current year end- lng Monday night. the rest in January.

Plans to stretch the peymentnl over 11 years to ease the tax bite were notched by the gov- ernment ‘.

er it will operate this season. The club formerly known as the Souris Lexicon-free. sponsored of the Canadian Legion e t season but this year the Legion dropped its sponsorship

no sponsor and no coach. do this season.

ey be coached by

teams in former vein-s.

glon Home to determine wheth-

w e s by the Souris blrench s

of the team and on yet the club has

Due to the small turnout Mon- notlier meet it e s for later this week to determine whet the teem will for W!

A Souris Intermediate 'C' team. as yet unsponsored. held its first practice at the Souris

nk yestnrd .The team will Bill Acorn. form- er standout goalie with Souris

the Sugar Bowl in New Orleans. and Louisiana State blanked Texas. 13-0. in the Cotton Bowl in Dal as. At Pasadena. Calif.. the Tro- inns justified their ranking and 10-0 record by scoring the first time they had the 11 and never felling behind. although non Vanderlfelen-led Wicon- sin came on fast at the finish. Pete Bentham capped the 67- yard drive by whipping a 13- ynrd pass Ron Butcher. the first of his four scoring serials. Tom Lupe converted.

Vanda-Kellen who posed for two touchdowns and scored one. got the Badgers back in the game when he engineered a drive capped by Ralph Kurek's one-y . Gary Kroner ldcked the extra point to tie it scone . whlcn brought the No. 2 ranking and a 0-1 rec- ord into the game. INTIBCIH’T PAS!

The Trojans. making their

has moved three pomts ahead in the in dividual National League scoring race. earning 39

day against Canadicns. While Rangers and Red Wings played on an even basis in the

1m appearance in the Rose 1 —- more than any other am—broke the tie as a result a Vanda-Kain on"

infer-

‘lFavorites Capture Wins In Bowl Contests Tues.

cepflon in the second period. Fullback Ben Wilson plunged over from the one. Then R Heller cracked over right tackle from the 25 for Southern Cal's third t0uchdown.

In the third period. Beathard connected with Hal Res-dole twice and in the fourth quarter, he hit Fred Hill. all for scores. VanderKelen went over from the 17 in the third quarter.

After Benthard flung his fourth scoring pass. the Trojans were ahead. 42-14. and it ap- peared to be just about over. But the Badgers roared back with three touchdowns and a safety. Lou Holland whipped 13 yards around end. VanderKelcn passed four. after a fumble re- covery. to Kroner. then hit all- American Pat. Richter on a 4-

O 5

yard loss. The highest previous total points scored in a Rose 13

3’ aé

game was 61 In 1930 w Southern Cal defeated Pitt. 47- 14.

LINE “TWINS

Alabama's mighty line stifled the vaunted Oklahoma offence in the Orange Bowl and made the victory appear surprisingly easy. Twice all-America Lenny Jordan clobbcred Sooner full- back Jim Grinhnm with bone- nsttllng tackles and separated him from the ball.

points on 17 goals and 22 as- first period. Detroit outshot .. ew York 18-4 in the second. Bathgate has taken the attcn-l Bathgate's first - period goal lion away from a linomatc hav- was equalized by Andre Prono- mf! 0119 Of his bCSl seasons-Nest at 6:04 of the period but