but were given great su Plante who had to come with several spectacular saves me ae period to preserve his ILY SIX PENALTIES _ h clubs skated all out and clese and hard checking e were ‘only three to team. scoring. scored his first goal at of the first period when Johnny Bower of the Leafs pulled out enough on Claude ost’s rebound to allow the centre to get the puck one him. nore deflection of Andre pvost's shot gave Goyette his at 19:23 of ‘the second burelle Wants utral Referee ORONTO (CP) — Chris Sha- sve Durelle’s manager, d Thursday he wants a ‘‘neu __Teference for Durelle’s “We're insisting on other than create referee, barring Shar- .’ Shaban told . matchmaker pacon Allen. . “We've nothing against Toronto but, after all, Chuvalo a Toronto boy and we think it ir the third man should be from sid Durelle is from Baie > Anne; N.B. habe - ond Sree ain feels ory Sharkey ‘in the of his two losing fights with|- d-light - heavyweight cham- Archie Moore. Durelle d Moore three times before 0 knocked him out in the}. th round. Allen said Ruby Goldstein, New ork referee, and James J. Brad- “a refere 3 orld champions, nsidered. nters’ Corner (Continued from page 8) on hand .to bring the birds ‘in a few years when hunt- them will have the semblan- s of sport and not just plain d sleddin’.”” If we only have _average of two coveys to a District, and I feel con- dent the average is higher, that il give us.a minimum of fif- thousand Huns. Remember started them off with 10 irs and this was later increas- i to 59 pairs. It strikes me that sort of epidemic was the of last season’s breeding left over from the huntinz son not either doubling or bling the 1959 Hun population. DECLINE Our pheasants also underwent decline in population this seas- compared to last. Personally take a very dim view of the mt pheasant re-stocking pro- ram. Letting out pheasant eggs » farmers to raise under hens ind then liberating the h-‘ch hroug the province could be he means of inoculating our iid stock with a deadly virus. ur’ biologists warn us against uch a practice as pheasants re prone to all diseases effect- ag domestic poultry.. This is wite natural for our domestic oultry was developed from the fild pheasants. If our Hun and heasant »pulation shows a fur- her decligre in 1960 we are in for rouble and_our formerly top up- and game bird hunting will de- mitely be out. It’s nothing short f sheer foolishness to blame unting for the present low ebb ur imported game birds have eached. Our native partridge Ruffed grouse) are still on the rd trend. f have been | ‘stale opinion md advice on the upland g2-72 ird situation and here it is: Cut ut the October Ist season. Lump ne three, Huns, pheasants and rouse together and have the pason open on October 15 and lose on November 15 and leave ie daily bag limits as is. If the urrent decline continues after 160 it’s time to take real drastic ction or let our “imports” go by se board. The open season on pland game birds as outlined as several attractive features. It ill eliminate the scruffy, im- mature coveyy of Huns and heasants that hunters encount- r early in October and 4a -real eadache* will be removed from! armers. The first two weeks of| ctober is a busy time with our Harvesting carly p>- itoes turnips. threshing and arvesting grain etc, I feel cer- ain the majority of our Islan?) armers will utter a ferven'| Amen” to such a move. What bout the Non-Resident hunters? lo I hear someane ask? L | take it or leave it is the an-| The welfare of. our game | peration with our farm-| takes 5 precedence over all DC! gS OC! no rout hem wer. nd co-o) . 9:21. @enaities: Pulford :40, Olm- -|own sportswriters after the broth- and Barney Ross, former} - were being'- stead, Pronovost 18:56. ° Stops: M1 12 14-37 Plante .. 8 12 13—33 BOSTON (AP) — Jack MclIn- tyre’s second goal enabled De- i edge Boston Bruins 7-5 night after the Red Wings were three goals behind. The victory kept Detroit in sec- ond place in. the National Hockey | Léague and neoehed the Bruins eet ereeee mi RSF aees fesel il z 3 =) i i \|Boston, Labine First period: 1. Detroit, Prono- vost (Lunde) 9:24; 2. Boston, Gendron (Flaman, Labine) 18:57. Penalties: Mohns 3:35, Boivin 16:44, Howe 20:00. Y Second period: 3. Boston. Gent’ rdron (Labine, Leach) 1:51; 4 (Gendron, Mc- Kenney) 2:16; & Detroit, Delve- echib (Ullman) 4:10; 6. Boston, Bucyk (Horvath, Stasiuk) 5:08; 7. Boston, Boivin~(Leach, Top- pazzini) 13:21; 8. Detroit, Howe (McIntyre, Aldcorn) 14:01. Pen- altis: None. Third period: 9. Detroit, McIn- tyre .(Pronovost, Aldcorn) 1:44; 10. , Detroit, McNeill - (Aldcorn, Morrison) 11:27; 11. Detroit, Mc. Intyre (Kelly) 18:12, Penalties: None. Stops: cea sseeccocces 10 17 11—38 812 7-27 sete eeeee MONTREAL (CP) — The War- wick brothers of Western Canada leave for Poland today to teach the finer points of Canadian hockey, something many people have often accused them of not practising. Grant, Bill and Dick Warwick were roundly roasted by Canada’s ers led the Penticton Vs to a slam - bang victory -in the world hockey championships -of 1955. They were charged with playing crude, battleship hockey and ruining Canada’s reputation abroad. Europeans apparently see things differently. No other Ca- nadian championship team has been so consistently remembered or admired over there. ANSWER TO CRITICS “This should answer our crit- ies,” Bill said Thursday, waving * ® NEW YORK..(AP)—Beth te taar “Johansson and his adviser Edwin Ahlquist, are talking about | a heavyweight title defence against ex-champ Floyd Patter- son in New York. In Miami, Fla., the man who holds the contract for the -e- match, Vincent Velella, is talk- ing about suing the champ if he doesn’t go through with the match that he now plans to stage March 1 in Miami’s Orange Bowl. ‘ Johansson said Thursday he) stil preferred to fight’ Patterson in his first defence. However, he sible, I will fight Warwicks Selina Bound To Teach Canadian Hockey a copy of a letter inviting the Warwicks to join the Kaowice, Poland, team for a month; to hold coaches’ clinics and to tour, Poland and perhaps West Ger- many. The brothers leave today aboard the Polish liner Batory. They will coach and play for the Katowice amateur team, teach coaches and _ managers from all parts of Poland, and tour Poland playing exhibitions for Katowice. One game in War- saw will be against the Polish national .team, which the Vs laced 80 in a rough game at Krefeld, Germany, during the 1955 tourney. “The Europeans can be good hockey players if they’re taught to play the game the way it’s played here,” Grant said. “‘We want to teach them the clutch- Good, cle: hice body-checks are better.” “They can skate and they're \always in good physical condi- tion. They can teach us a thing or two about conditioning, but we a teach them how to play the game.” “Katowice, the. largest mining centre in Europe, has one of Poland's top amateur teams. Sev- eral of its graduates go each year to the Polish national team. George Brodzki, former news- paper official of Katowice, started the tour when he wrote to the Warwicks -asking for autographed pictures. The resulting corres- pondence ended in the Warwicks being invited to come in person. Grant plays right wing and has played defence. Dick -ts—a centre and Bill a leftwing. They. will and-grab game isn't the system. SEES NEW YORK-AS SITE coach in their specialties with Bill also teaching goalkeepers. on the field, then replaced. ; |Footwea " [Prior To WINNIPEG (CP) — The cold, ground claimed the -|light Thursday as Winnipeg Blue and Edmonton st pending on the amount of on the tarpaulin, it will be lifted as close as possible to game time expected in the interval and the temperature at game time’ prob- ably will Se in the 10 to 15 degree range, a little higher ¢ than at Ed- monton. Football footwear remained a Tively topic. Bpmbers appeared to Towing Service Day Phone 9722 Night Phone 8048 - 8858 Member D. A A. MURPHY’S SERVICE STATION FOR THE BEST IN AUTO BODY REPAIR SPRAY PAINTING and WELDING GAUDET'S AUTO BODY SHOP Eden St. Phone 9117 rg he was ready, to fight auy- “Yes, I hope to fight Patter- son,” he said. “If this is not pos- anybody. I would prefer to fight next spring in New York.” Johansson said he does not care who promotes “as long as he is clean.” NEW PROMOTION OUTFIT There have been reports ‘that a new promotional outfit, headed |ty Joe Tepper, a formr official cf the New York State Athletic Ticats Ha For Roug HAMILTON (AP)—Are Ham- ilton Tiger-Cats planning another surprise for Ottawa Rough Rid- ers in Saturday's opening of .the Big Four football finals? It looks like it, though it may be only+a small one this time. A year ago Ticats startled Rid- ers in the first game of the two- game total-points final with their “lonely Faloney’’ offence. This roughly consisted of placing quarterback Bernie Faloney all! alone in the backfield to start his attack. If there’s.a new play brewing for Saturday it’s more likely fo be a running manoeuvre. “ Coach Jim. Trimble has been switching his line formations dur- ing training workouts this week, looking for some. new punch in the running game. ve Plans h Riders hole left by the injured Bronko Nagurski. Ernie Danjean has gone into Barrow’s old slot. Those changes, plus extra Paul Dekker and Harry Lamp- man, are expected to give the Ticats improved power by ddding blocking where none was before. Trimble is juggling his basic his runners and strike for that first touchdown which he consid- ers all-important in a crucial game like Saturday's. . Second. game of the series is slated here Nov. 21. SPRING PARK SERVICE STATION SEE US FOR... WORKING ON RUSHING “We will have the best rushing we've had this season,”' he said after Wednesday night’s work- out. “We have been working on our rushing for two weeks and I know it will work.” There’s no indication yet of any radical change in the usual Ticat tactics. All-star John Bar- row has been shifted from left Your fall change over. 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