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Wednesday, December 24, 1958

 

May all the delights
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enjoyed by
you and your family.

From Morgen & Helga Weinrich

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Canada's top woman: athlete
of the year by sports editors
and broadcasters. ih the’ an-
nual Canadian Press; poll. The
now-retired world .:champion
Skier won with a wide’margin

 

 

 
   

 

 

 

THEY TOP THE POLL '—Lu-

   

Jovite, Que, has .been voted :

 

 
 
  

 

For the last four séasons the

| veteran Montreal Canadiens star

has won the Norris Trophy as
the league’s top rearguard ‘and’
for the last Seven has been a
member of the NHL's first. all-
star team; but that. remarkable
string may be broken ‘this sea-'
son,
It’s been an unlucky year so
far for the husky Montrealer,

PUCK HITS THROAT .

First he missed nine games
when he injured his ankle in a
mid-ice collision and then Tues-

.day, pust when he was rounding

back into form, a flying puck
caught him in the throat during

Sherman wins
two Yuletide —
turkeys

Jerry Sherman of Savoy, not
only rolled men’s high “single
and high three of 254 and 694
but also won himself two turkeys
in Celco City Bowling league
play last Wednesday night, _

Sherman at present holds
down the men’s high average in
B League with a score of. 190."

Del Astoria of Pipefitters
bowled 262 for women’s high
Single to win a turkey and Ann
Smith of Neal Evans won her

 

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— _—— _— to become the first skier to
f take the honor in the. 24, years
of the poll. Mrs. Marlene Stew-
wart Streit (above) of Toron-
to, the “Little Ben” of the
, Canadian golf world and 1957
‘ winner , was second and Ern-
estine Russel (left), gymnast -
from Windsor, Ont., was: third.
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ANDY ONCE READY TO QUIT-
By JACK SULLIVAN -
Canadian Press Staff Writer . .
TORONTO (CP)—Five years ago New York Rangers sold
Andy Bathgate to Cleveland Barons of the American Hockey
o . f League. He was ready to quit hockey, but his mother talked.
Permit us to express our sincere thanks for your him out of it, =. oe -_
j Il A Mer Now, money can’t buy the Winnipeg-born player who is
valued patronage, and fo wish you q ry a leading contender to bust the Maurlce-Gordie Howe mon-
Christmas and Very Happy New Year. a " opoly as the league's all-star rightwinger.
~ Prince Rupert : “Since 1945 ‘that position has been the exclusive property
ve . Of the two super-stars,. The Montreal Canadiens’ veteran has
"oe ae He id a Lt a won the spot eight times and Howe, Detroit Red Wing great,
. Greer & ri en .4°-55 six times. ° 7
co . oO BATHGATE CLOSE’:
_ _. _ = — Last season Howe won the right-wing berth and also
= : Se, the Hart Trophy as the most valuable player in the league,
. In second place in the voting for both was Bathgate who
| carries around two bad kKnees—one that aches on damp and
‘ | rainy days and shows the marks of studs which hold a silver
a plate, and the other protected by a brace.
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turkey bowling the women’s
high over average: :
Liz Cavenaile of Pipefitters

took women’s high three with
566 and Jean Wilson of Marine
Radio. holds down ‘the women’s
high average’ in B League with
191, - -
Pipefitters -- captured both
team high single and high three
with 1158 and 3200. | .
Taking the women’s hidden
score to win a. turkey was Emma
Brochu of Savoy while Frank
Clapp of Kelly Douglas won a
the men’s hidden
score.
Over in A League, . Peggy
Thompson of Gocd Neighbors
rolied 304 and. Agnes Pierce -of
Rupert Motors bowled 777 for
women’s high three and high
over average to win. turkeys.
Bill Yerema of Ocean View
won his turkey: by bowling high
Single of 288 while Don Cameron
also of Ocean View put together
691 for men’s high three to win
a bird.
Marg Duffus of RCMP subdi-
vision won her bird for rolling

the men’s hidden score ‘turkey
went to Reg Ronald.

‘A score of 1222 won. Radio
Cabs team high single honors
and Rupert Motors took high
triple with a total of 3436,

_ RESULTS
A League—Cooks Jewellers 3,
Radio Cabs 1; Good Neighbors 3,
Calypsos 1; Sweet Sixteen: 4,
Tom-Boy 0; RCMP sub-division
3, Shop-Easy 1; Rupert Motors
4, Arrows 0; Ocean View 4, All-
sorts 0, ;
B League—Kelly Douglas 3,
Johnsons 1; Savoy 4, RCMP city
0; Co-Op 3, McRae ‘Motors 0;
Neighbors 4, Jugheads 0; Lucky
Royals 4, Marnie Radio 0; Pipe-
fitters 3, Neal Evans 1,
League standings to date are
as follows:
A League—Rupert Motors 31,
Radio Cahs 26, Good Neighbors
26, Ocean Vicw Angels 25, Ar-
rows 24, Cooks Jewellers 22,
Sweet Sixteen 20, RCMP  sub-
division 18, Shop-Easy 14, All-
sorts 13, Calypsos 12, Tom-Boy 9,
B League—-Kelly Douglas 27,:
Lucky Royals 25, Pipefitters 24,
Savoy 24, Co-Op 2), Marine Ra-
dio 2], Johnsons 21, RCMP city
19, McRaes 18, Nelghbors 15,

Neal Evans 13, Jughenads 12,

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Tom Johnson moves
UP GS successor —

By The Canadian Press oo

This may be the season that Doug Harvey loses

his pre-eminent position — among. National Hockey

| League defencemen. .  pamotik ances
a@ practicé, causing a. hem-

{@nd collected four assists,
_’ Last season after 22 games ‘he

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orrhage of the. vocal cords that
will keep him out of one game
at least. ~ en

In 22 games this ‘season, in-
cluding a couple in’ which he
was dressed but saw little action,
Harvey, 34, has scored just once

had two goals and 11 assists and |
Over the season he made it nine

and 32, and for. the last six sea- |.

sons he has never had less than
30 assists. u ve,
With Harvey's decline—and it
can only be called n decline be-|.
cause he has shown abilities so
far above the average-—-Mont-
real’s Tom. Johnson has suddenly
come into his. own “as a play-

making defenceman.

OVERSHADOWED —__,
_it was the 30-year-old Baldur,
Man. native’s misfortune to

come into the Montreal cump
just.when Harvey’s star was in
its ascendancy.

But this season—his ninth—
he has frequently replaced Har-
vey as Canadiens’ defenceman
on their power-play and with
this assignment as the man who
Starts the passing from ‘the red
line and keeps the puck in the
Opposing end has come flocks of
assists, oe
- Already, as well as: scoring
four goals, he has collected 15
assists in 31 games. Previously,
over a 70-game season, the best
he had done was 19 assists, .

- In all it looks as‘if :this could
be. Johnson's season in the sun.

No NHL games are scheduled
until; Christmas night when
there is-a full slate with Canad-
iens--host. to New York Rangers,
Toronto Maple = Leafs Visiting
Detroit against the Red Wings
and Boston Bruins at home to
Chicago Black Hawks.

Warriors
explode

Warriors erupted for five goals
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‘ern International Hockey Lea-
gue game here. Tuesday night
for a 7-3 victory over Nelson
Maple Leafs. ; .
The win put Rossland into the

leading ‘spot, two points ahead

Defenceman George Ferguson.
led the Warriors with a goal and

Harold Jones, Wiggy Davis, Bud
Andrews,-Gil Desrosiers and Ray
Demore. ca

Shortly Malacko, Mickey Ma-
glio and Howie Hornsby scored
one each for Nelson. .

Nelson scored fiest.at the five
minute mark of the first period,
with Shortly Malacko scoring.
The play continued wide open
till Rossland finally tied the
game with MacDougall scoring.
Davis put Rossland into the lead
at the 19:46 mark of the opening
frame,

Warriors ‘made it 3 at 9:39 of
the second period. Nelson got
one back when Hornsby scored
at 10:08 and then Rossland
quickly took: over, scoring four
unanswered goals.

Early In the third period Nel-
80n got one goal back when Ma-
Glio scored but after that Ross-
land played strictly defensive
hockey to hold off the determin-
ed Leafs.

Nelson played the last period
without the services of thelr
playing coach, Ollie Dorohoy.

Dorohoy disputed a minor pen-
alty and was given a ten minute
misconduct. When he rofused
to enter the penalty box he was
given a game misconduct,

 

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‘the opportunity of serving such wonderful people,
A very Merry Christmas to one and all!

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