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\ y Hoop Clinic | ec ATT wv co . “Coven Prince Edward llend Like The Dew” Shade Ont. Dream Team Points Way SECOND SECTION Charlottetown, Wed. Dee, 15, 1965. Page 9 i nn | By JIM CRERAR close to score three successive jstar Bobby Orr of Oshawa Gea- . TORONTO (CP) — Russia’s |goals fame Se Tas ©. pestast. pom By CHRIS ANNETT touring national team | Snell got the firet when hejecross to the Niagara F. spotted a team of Hoc- |broke in on Russian goalie Vie-|player for the goal at 3:10. better kay Association A all-|tor Konovalenko, who played| Grant made it 2-1 at 6:57. tatenen fe oy coat, Oak Gb See stars a $1 lead in the first pe-|the entire game. Coming in ‘oa |when he banged in Lacroix’s the calibre of game the fan gets siod and then bounced back for |the net with Snell was defence |bound and Lacreix, the Seshetbas a caine eee Dans. @ 43 victory before 14,806 fens scorer in the OHA Junior A s#- on the Island is the best Tuesday night. «| a 8 ns wa ae aoe The victory was Russia's sists, tipped in Grant's e at seterene and eonches trem the length third in a row in their eight- 16:01 to put the Canadian team = Sena’ te Seon ae game Canadian tour. They. de- | ahead $1. : i refereeing clinic conducted by Mr. Austin feated Canada’s National team * ae Se ee ee i, oe ee 40 and &6 in their firet two LINEUPS oe ° wo affair unqualified contests j Russia: Goal — Konovelenko. 4 Conditioning paid off for the | Zinger. Defence — Davyday, line of rule interpretation and new Roesians after the OHA team | Zaitsev, Romisheveky, Ragulia, sthe main concern of the delegates at the went ahead in the period | Brezhnev, Kuzkin. Forwards— discussion groups, a film, floor tests ee tes den of al Loktev, Alexandrov, Almetov, . Matthews, pointed out‘ essential aspects gara Falls Flyers and Danny | Mairov, Firsov, Yakushev, Yur- map potion be Be Sienng of oy Peterborough’ Petes al eS aa An-Gape Gesl—-Beay Giese sree: Sewees Waues Woes Senecio Bh Feng roma let gM s5V ace eae, Sats. t consistency their work reaches a fairly stable Loktev scored : | . , O'Shea, Refereeing is the same as any other work in that emo- ieee Koktev - CHICAGO (AP) —~° Heavy. |bomme, Keon, Watson, Corrigan calls he makes, or do make, are based on some from ; ’ experience or subconscious mental trait, For example if he had ' Seremtle her Binchhoes thet | ont anedent eine, anon, | _Raterven - Beh nded, Bide previously played guard for a basketball team it could very ithe game by scoring’ on a re-\a tralfic serest Tussday, be | % m Seed peda or dee On te Gl eee cae cece leeway. bound three minutes and 59 sec- | dared @ policeman to hit him | “pi. pested-d eas Mei asribaeaeae Mae eee te een, |r0v, (Firsov, Starshinov)’ 1:44; When one comes right down to it it is not the rules MEET MONTREAL lay and three other men |=, OHA + Snell (Orr, are at fault in say sport but the Interpretation of them Mf the The Russians play their stopped While ‘riding in a |Cl@rke) 3:10; 3. OHA a@ game, and if-they do not them fourth game tonight in Montreal | car that had no licence -plates Grant (Lacroix, Savard) 6:57; ~correctly then it is the players and the standard of play which against the Montreal Junior Ca- city vehicle sticker OHA all - Stars. Lacroix will suffer. Often a basketball ref makes a call and then later madiens, who will be bolstered) 4 policeman said Clay be- | Grant)” 16:01. seems to let the same infraction or a lesser one go unchallenged. by graduate players, among| came boisterous and arrogant |°790" 4:29, Starshinov 10:04, them goaltender Jacques he was questioned Brezhnev 13:51, Osborne 16:06. Those who attended the clinic also were given instruction Plante.‘ Plante retired after last) Officers said they stopped the | Second period — 5. Firsoy how to keep the tempo of a game et a standard pace instead season, ending a National Ho- ear, driven by Johnny Cage (Maiorov, Statshinov) 5:38, happens. Often on an out of bounds ckey League career .with Mont-|47 ‘Chicago, after they saw it |Pemaities — Yekushev 1:59, is tot Ue correct procedure,” ‘ha uearest_ ots! ssust Bangers New_York letroling 9, Bock. and soticed it [E559 theee tech ball go out of bounds get the bell Mairov put the Russtansiens sicher ~* , Star. instance where refs sometimes fall : ahead 1-0 at 1:44 of the first They said Cage was driving shinov (Firsov, Maiorov) 4:00; is not unusual to see a player waiting Heavyweight champion Cas- with disorderly condict follow- yesterday was selected Fighter receive that group's Edward (period. But thé OHA team used | with a revoked driver's licence |7:, Russia, Loktev (Alexandrov, and give hiny the ball after a foul but the | sius Clay posts bond ina south ing a traffic arrest. The » ine year by the Boxing J. Neil Award Jan. 16 in New @ popular European tactic of | and said he had not had time to |A!metov) 7:50. Penalties—W. before the player. Small things like these ade Chicago police station yes- man accompanying Clay is ; : carrying the puck into the op-|buy a licence or sticker. son 12:36, Kuzkin 15:05, Clarke a ball game and make for much more interesting terday after he was charged unidentified, Ironically,. Clay Writers Association and will York. (AP Wirephote) | posing zone and working in Clay and another occupant of 26 ears = . : ! ; ——~\the car, Omar Bey, were|_ Shots om ; ‘ox disclosed that a list of all qualified referees in the : : e charged with disorderly conduct $10 8-3 atecremeete BOSTONS Ronnie otewalt procs cessee eck Nicklaus corpe on ; no \ > Cage was with driv the Tsland but tm the past, when it : . 7 Pp ,. od with revoked “licence, and| Faces Situation hoop ref, there were always difficul- | y “| driving without a state licence ties. Perhaps the time has come when that situation is to be Fee CP enero, |and city vehicle sticker. NEW YORK (AP) — Jack " 5 have to drop out of the running wae heal tix keene ome ne court Jan. 17. DIES COME FIRST By JERRY GLADMAN |The other hes Toronto Maple jto the faceoff circle, leaned over real finishing on top. He|Sr the right to stage the 1972/ "Cy "> is beaten in 22 pro |1967 Ryder Cup team, and ar peg apart iron a ee as we This decision resulted from a {fights and won his two title |that may not . & Canada - | Not too ago right winger é . Thureday’s action 3 ges are a shoo-in. bouts this year against Sonny been dictated inseier oe soe Ron Stewart asked a newspaper |has Toronto visiting Montreal | “I sce they've got you check-| “I’ve sepn Chicago 10 points yo ie flare cu ae Liston and Floyd Patterson, |Professional Golfers Association wa-St. Lawrence Intercollegiate loop. |™2" to write something about |Canadiens and Boston at De- jing ft in front at this stage of the sea- |) osial problems 3 still feel the studies comes first for they him in his column ‘‘so my mo- |éroit. Imlach still has to decide who|son, and what's more, they Sesicsumsis anid the trief sine ( stand against athletic scholarships of kind ther will know I’m still with the |WASN’T SPECTACULAR will replace Al Arbour as his |didn’t finish in first place. to the government by the “city no player should be allowed to ore pa ie * Stewart, a six - foot, 192% |fifth defenceman. Arbour,; The Canadiens have a four- OF Wala, aiatalnad bi ific ‘kind in recognition of his athletic prowess. | But that was during the years | pounder, was never a super star called up from Rochester Any |point lead over the second-| details on approximate expenses Pats College of Ottawa announced: when Toronto Maple Leafs were |during his 13-year career with jericans of the American Lea-|place Hawks. ° . and. n construction projects key te: and College Militaire Royal the power of the National Ho- |the Leafs. His goal production |gue to replace the injured Bob I see in the papers that which would be necessa to. enter Sesheetty t fy league . lekey League and could afford |each season usually ~ hovered |Baun, has a bad knee and will (Tommy Ivan (Chicago general Montreal has said it i ek x’the first time that all ten teams ia the couerenee (0 Keep a player of Stewaft's |around the Smark and, only |be out at least two weeks. manager) has said we won't luo t977 summer Olympics. ite mar er out ia the ability on the bench. once did he score’ more then |’ The best bet.is that Imiach |lose more than three games at lhc on4 any others thet ore gute The colleges also decided © ilsnit’ their five Following Toronto's fourth. |20—in the 1086-59 season he had |will call up Larty Hillman of |home all season . . . Well, I/nitiod will be considered by pal mga ed roll gigs 2 place finish last year, the club | 21. the “Americans. hope he’s right, but I'll wait | 4. Trtornational O years — —— to--make changes and, |_But- Stewart is a solid, all-| If Peter Stemkowski, out with jand see.” ees gettin een te 00g Gisuns whaee wisten’ TShika ee dee Geen nnd \224, one of the first to go was |round hockey player who el-/a bruised _— MECN Me ee : en ; wie have wove QRS te etary i the 33-year-old native of Cai-|ways givés it his best. Coach tonight's» » Imlach may se : Schoule tn tee conference cre’Carleton University end (AY. He was traded to Boston |Punch Imlach mast havé hed |turn to Mike Waiton of Roches) CYC) RESULTS Paul B University of Ottawa, both of m Bruins for penalty-killing spec-|his reasons for keeping him on |ter. , qu rown { ~ Ceuanely, ‘Mandenaht-Cotegs can't Layla, al Montreal, |ialist Orland Kurtenbach. the bench and he knew thet| Meenwhite, in Montreal,| _ | ei a é U, ‘wb. and. Bishop's, both. of Sherbrooke, |, Stewart. no longers its on the |when he did. remove. Stewarta spans of Se lieet- | ne played ta CYO action fe- Seeks Club -- Rove ot a * “lbench, but. with the Bruins en-|shackles, the latter would; go |place took out |e ctly: Coman“Bem 7 Mac: * . gaged in one of their more dis-|out on the ice and do the Job, |férom his ¢lub's workout to com- Dougall (2) Morrison. (2) Morri- ; « mal seasons and currently rid-| Imlach especially liked to.em- on chances of Mont |.) Hughes, Mitchell. Vernon Fer Cin aT NGS... jing an eight - game winless |ploy Stewart as a defensive spe- River 3—Gill, Redman. Cain cy Ee streak, he world probably feel |cialist guarding against such) ~ ART > S | “This game was in connection Rea ee aL Former University of Southern California football star Mike [better if his mother paid a little [stars as Bobby Hull of the| D RESULTS |r game ae it commection|" CINCINNATT, Ohio (AP)= McKeever remained in a comma today but wes reported “very less attention to the sports |Hawks or Ted Lindsay of the; ‘The , are results of| Trophy, an annual competition| Football coach Paul Brown said improved” from his auto accident b pages. |Wings. In these situations, Ste-| play in the Inter - club Dart| between these two clubs. Cor-|Tuesday he is working to bring aix ‘. ” at Beach Memorial Hospital said McKeever’’s condition Stewart and the Bruins visit |wart sometimes used his wit @s|League as well as the standing|ran Ban and Fort Augustus are BILL CASPER weeks after turne critical. He has not regained consciousness since the Chicago Black Hawks tonight la weapon. and schedule. currently tied at the top of the)” National Football League) ; professional. accident 10 days ago. Last’week he underwent surgery for |in one of two games scheduled.' Against Hull, he skated over| Legion “A” at Legion “B” 4.1. e with six points each| ‘eam eng ee if — Ball Casper On Dec. ‘28, Nicklaus thus will ==> - Sets. ‘Me t Brace “A 23. Paagh acto foe aadhags oa Brown made his announce- oon reat serview = oon tie : ; Mess a e “A” 2-3. each have four. — one Retzlaff ne the oro player of « : Brace “B” at Firehall 3-2. sorted. out. considerably this|ment at a luncheon of 125 civie| |e Honored than the five years required for p the year, and Nobis as the out ; STANDING | weekend as the top two and bot-|and business leaders called by official PGA membership. * - staning college star. unny earne P. WL Pis | tom two clubs play one another.|Governor James A. Rhodes to} — A 10-year veteran of the Na- ; an 25.19 6 38 boost. plans for a new stadium.| PALM BEACH GARDENS, |REMEMBER WHEN 7 + |tomat Football League, Retzlaff eae ae a Skiina $ d Ssetee jie ca Jak 8 MA leaded tas Vinten. eda Oe ) a with 68 pass receptions for 1.17 Vetoe S ontests Brace “B" = —-25 12 13 24| HIG QQUGG [wien ne was fired as general ner Tuesday by the US Profes-| its debut in New. York 4 yeiila aah 10 tonshdowes. a 's { ' CLA a 391618 Gj Gr f ee ene ar tea otcciaee a ee eee ee : - | Legion “B” Browns by Art Modell,| Casper averaged 70, ; watcheg 0) IS r.. niuivicntl ppemaiese Mbtertenabers, dhe... TORONTO (CP) — Jobe Bas. mg | Sets, Mess B 916 VON OPGNT | | who took over the NFL club: |strokes per 1¢-hole round in 111| Montreal Canadiens of the . : latest NFL statistics. sett, chairman of the board of Fix Gauss time 9 p.m: Next nigh | TORONTO (CP) — The _ | Brown, however, remained un- | outings on the:PGA tour to win: |~ National Hockey League de ent Nobis played guard on offence |Maple Leaf Gardens, says Tor- 4 16 P. ber 1985 2 Prov- | der contract with the Browns as |He won the Vardon Trophy| feat New York Americans on for jonto Maple Leafs of the Na- i apd fe at CLA (to ae ays incial government made a/a vice presbient. He still draws |twice before—in 1960 with en} 31. The other New York Taek Lenaheas wad tional Hockey League are ready od Wea. 15 Dee. $7,000 contribution Tuesday to|@ salary and the contract has javerage 69.950 strokes and in| club, the BANS ES: was Tuesday with the Atlanta Fal-|to play the Russian national. :|- Legion: “A” at Brace “B”, |Canada’s national eki team to|® little over three years to run. 11963 with en average 70.506. ae. : ~ cons of the NFL- He was a first |team “any time, \any place.” -. Sgts. Mess at Sportsman. © help’ finance its” overseas com- : : PHILADELPHIA (AP)—Pete |draft choice in both Bassett, in an interview here, Legion “B” at Firehall. petition this year. Retzlaff, tight. end of Philadel-|and American Football League. a ra —. pet nc is hold- ie i ’ ’ i; That ner Pe rei nt ‘Ain, aren TODAY'S CURLING DRAWS 3 were announced. Tuesday as Rural Hocke dent of the International Ama- , a winners of the annual Maxwell y teur Ice Hockey Federation. He Club Awards.as the outstanding | The following are the results/will not allow the Russiatis or ‘| ‘The following is today’s draw J. MacLellan, H. Paquet, B. football players of the year. : — Hockey 2. any other amateur teams. to oa Charlottetown Curling ei e 5 i Fogerty. ; The Maxwell Club selected | PAPERWEIGH re ‘ceca rhage seuae 7.0 P.M. FINAL ROUND Ice no. 1S. Coffin, L. Mac-

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