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st. - Bobby. _Shaunessy — of
ton, ‘Mass.;-in a 10-round
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tional Hockey League game
‘Toronto. ‘Wednesday. :

-.. Horse of: decade
-MIAMI- (RY ‘Tom.: -Fool,
Greentree “Stable. colt who. .wo
21 of “his 30° “starts” in- ay three=:
‘season: Yacing career,..was voted:
. the: horse :: “of:.the : decade: (1950.
1959) | by: “members : of '.the..:Na-
tional Turf’ ‘Writers’ Association
Joe Hirsch, president, said’ ‘Tues:
day. ee. .
= Tom. Fool’ “won: “five VOf. sev

    
  

 

   

six:of- 13 in!1952 ‘and: then. ‘closed:
~ his‘ career, by- ‘taking’ all 10. .A5, a:
. - four-year. Old: ...His: total
ings wete:, $570, 165.

 

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W. ORLEANS | (4}—~: Gardner
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he Ww ein ‘Mike. Davies

ent: Tea Dots

‘| for, ‘almost’ 35° mintes ‘after. they
| took: ‘a'2-0:first- “period: lead... His

- j the: Bruins'broke: through. in ‘the

{tual winner. was scored: ‘by. defen- a
{sive stalwart Fern: Flaman on a a

  
   
 
  
 
 
  
 
 
  
 
    
 

   

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at:-the? end of the: ‘game for argu-
» fiiig:. ‘with: Teferee ‘Dalton’: “Me-
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ed. between 3:50 and. 4:00 © .

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ago from: Rangers’: Springfield, |.
Mass., “American. ‘League. ' -farm |)
team. to: replace: Lorne ‘Worsley. |
The- Rangers. Have’ accounted for]
six.of, their nine wins since, but’
scored: ‘four or more goals | in. each |.
of those: ‘games.’ :

ALMOST. EVEN | :
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Worsley, departed with’ 3: 79.

“The Rangers: are: reported in-
terested’ in: two Western League
goalers: “former .- Toronto » and
Chicago’ star’Al Rollins; now with
Winnipeg, - ‘and Hank Bassen of

Bob Armstrong - made. .Boston’s

: first-period lead... Camille: Henry.

“|. To:-reach. the -fitst. division, any |
Of: these: three teams: would have |:
_| to undertake a. route-march::on .
ety. the: ‘double... ‘Third-place Toronto |.
ae Maple: Leafs. are: nine Points in}
; front’ of. Boston: ee

Wig: 'Stasiuk © “put: the : “Bruins | °
ahead © to. “stay... on... ‘play * with :

j umley. wasssuperb’ ‘but eared “

penalty: ‘and: dutomatic’ "$25; fine | §

: MAHOVLICH MISSES ONE—Ranger goalie Marcel. Paille.
this - shot by Leaf forward” Frank. Mahovlich;. -one- of the. 26
saves’ he recorded in Saturday's | NHL game. in’ Toronto;: but; ‘let

Boston but. coach; “Milt: Schmidt |:
has - also“ ‘been’ using’: Don~ Sim- |:
-| mons:. “Lumley. has’ Played” 244)

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Victoria Gougars. a

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~ {injuted’ Maurice Richard and
“| rookie: Billy Hicke, sidelined by a
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n ithe: “second | and _Andy.
‘Hebenton dns the*:thira! before.
Stasiuk and Flaman clicked.

‘The Rangers. went down fight=
ng: on:,Andy: ~Bathgate’s: last-
inute, goal. i

. The: Bruins were: a man ‘short
because of too:many-nien on the
ice“when Hebeton scored.

~ The / league- -leading - Montreal
‘Canadiens play at Toronto in to-
night's only: game., * Canadien’s

 

  
  
  
   
   
  

‘The Leafs, ‘still: ‘without. Bert
‘| Olnistead; ‘have “iost Gerry James
‘for at: ‘least. a week. ‘Manager-
‘coach ' Punch’: ‘Imlach said Tues-|.
day- James, football star with the
Grey. Cup. ‘champion Winnipeg
Blue. :Bombers, was ‘suffering
from. an. attack: of phlebitis. ‘

 

 

 

NEW YORK imtngomir: Jo-~.
ansson, world heavyweight
bor champion, has been namedl-

“fighter of the yoar"’ for thel
second vin ite time by, Ring.
po. _ Magazine tn ‘Its annual year-end
OY | iasue,  -

a Johanason’s selection was base
, ed on his dramatic third-round
i knockout of Floyd . Patteraon
bo June 26, at. Yankee Stadium;
pos .Gene Fullmer, the National. Box-
ing Association's middlewelght
og champ, was runnerup, = .*”
yd Although; the boxing ring
if zine still rate Sugar Ray. Robin-
fon. asthe world champ despite
NBA's recognition of Fullmer, {t
sted Sugar Ray No, 3 ‘Among
i 4 “the middleweights,
et Editor Nat Flolscher anid. the}
H _ {aot that a boxer is recognized
CoE og champion: doos not necessar-
Ny gain for-him the No, 1 rate
ig, Gene Fullmor was: listed: ns
No, 1. and Spider Webb, benten
aa by, Fullmer earlier: this month,

Po “Three boxers’ wore ated. inn
i \- class by thomaclves for tho fivat
ho. timo in <fivo: yonrs, Thoy were

Davey Moore, the féathor
chimp; Joo Becerra, the bane}.
tdm' king; and Pascual Poroz, the
_. Voterin : Aywolght. « champion. | :
They ware so rated: bocalise hole
+) puperforit,
toy of: quention ne rarer
i », DURELLE STULL RANKED.
Although he: has retired, Yvon

! oP WL? F AVP
gles finals since- he won Moritrent see BF 21-6 7 127 76 49
the, title. in’ 1952,- He was. wi- Toronto | . 2 6 te a a “85 a

- 0 Q- a ‘ ° ‘
“ aims Nod play ras aed Boston’...,. 35 1218 § 110,128’ 29
i aln’s No, P ayer was see ed. | Stitengo ”. 35 10:18 -7 (95 104.27
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Johansson n amet

 

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in: ‘the Nght heavgwelaht divl-
sion.

The ratings:
Heavywelght—-Champion, In-

gemar Johansson, Sweden, 1.
Johansson, 2, Floyd Patterson; 3.
Zorn Folley; 4, Sonny Liston, 5,
Eddie Machon, Portland, Oro,

‘Light-Heavywelght— | ‘Champ-
lon, Archie Moore, 1, Mooro; 2,
Harold Johnson} 3, Frich
Schoeppner,. Germany; 4, Yvon
Durelle, (retired): 5, Mike Holt,
South Africa,

Middlowelght—Champion, Ray
Robinson, Now York, 1, Geno
Fullmer; ‘2, Spider Webb; 3, Rob
inson; 4, Carmen Basilio; 5, Gus-
tay Scholz, Germany,

Woelterweight-—Champion, Don
Jordan, 1, Jordnn; 2. Luls Rod-
riguez, Cuban; 3, Charley Scott;
4, Garnet (Sugar) Hart: 6, Rud-
oll Stitch,

'_ Lightwelght — Champion, Joo
Brown, 3, Brown: 2, Carlos Or-
tiz: 3, Paolo Roa}; 4, Dave Charn
Joy, ‘tn land; 6, Raymundo Tor-.
rea, Mexico,

' Foathorwolght — Champion;
Davey Mooro, 1, Moore: 2, Hogan
(Xid)| Bassoy, Nigeria; 3; Ricar-
do Gonzales, Ar¢ontina. ,

Bantamwoelght' —, Champion,
jos ‘Becerra, Mexico; 1, Becerra

Alphonso ‘Haun; Branco; 3;
Leo: Inosd,. Philly poines,

Flywe ght—-Champion, Pascua
Porez,. Argontina; 1; Poros; 2,
Pone ‘Hin Thalland: 3,

 

 

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fo is Neted na the fourth contandet
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Bacino « ‘You ity. Jonnn,

Spokane. Comets: 6-2. inta game

Aday weekend schedule.

marked ‘by. one ‘of » the} ‘wildest |

ae

 

“brawis; of - the: ‘season.’ :

’ The ‘win.-gave Flyers, “who re-
cently: returned’ from. ‘a four-
game coast. tour. with | two wins,
one loss. and.:a: tie, 35- points .in
the standings and a firm hold on
fourth place. *

They now. are. only two points
back of third- -place Cougars and
have -a game in hand. In addi-
tion, ‘Cougars. ‘may: have hit a
temporary slump, managing only
one win in their three-game hol-

v

 

Soccer tours
set for Scots,
Se oviet teams

WINNIPEG ‘ @—Hearts, lead-
ers of the Scottish first division,
and an all-star team from, Sov-
ict Russia, will: tour Cariada ‘at
separate ‘times next summer,
George Anderson of Winnipce,
secretary of the Canadian Soc-
cer.«Foothall Association, an-
nounced Tuesday,

-A Canadian all-star “ soccer
team also wlll tour Russian next
September.

Anderson said he had recelved
telegrams, confirming the tours.

DATES, SITES NOT SET

Anderson said the Russian
team will play several Canadian
teams in various cities, but no
dates or sites have been sot. The
only other Russian team to tour
Cannda was the Moscow Loko-
motiv In 1056,

He sald the Canndinn all- stars
Ukely will play some British
teams while en route to Russia,
and then play the Canadian
Army soccer team In West Ger-
many en route home,

Hoarte, which won the Scat-
fish cup Inst month, probably
will play exhibition matches
against the touring Manohestor
United squad in Now York, To-
ronto, Montreal, Vancouver ancl
possibly Los Angoles, Also dur-
ing the May-June tour, Hearts
wil) mect. sevornl) Canadian
toama,

Honrts Inst toured Canada and
the U8, In 1068, winning eight
matchos and loalng oneo to Man-
chester City,

 

OOOH

| Bathgate closes in

TORONTO ()—Andy Bathgate
got a. 0a) and Bronco Horvath
an assist as Boston Bruins edged
Now York Rangors 4-3 fy the
only National Hockey League
pome Tuesaday night, Baihento

now only two points behind
Chiango's

onguorlonding Bobl
Hull, who " 4

 

TAKE “OVER FOURTH: PLACE.

The pepped-up Flyers, cashing

the

-‘more than: ‘Totems: .

 

 

stops

by Ron’. Stewart’ and. two: by

‘Gerry Ehman-: to.. give: Toronto. an easy 4-0.win' over New. York,

sprawls on the ice ‘behind. Ma-
= —CP: ‘photo.

Flyers siagé

“brawl for boss of NHL

By The Canadian Press

League Bamionton % Flyers

are.on the. march; and Sitting right: in their path are

 

as

‘The league: ‘leading Vancouver
Canucks: moved further ahead. of
‘opposition’ * “in ~ Tuesday's:
other. game, defeating Second -
place Seattle ‘Totems. 3-1.
Canucks now have 52 points, 11

 

   

‘fare ‘sixth and Spokane remains

in the cellar...

The. brawl “began: when’ Ed.

monton  forward::Chuck Holmes
tangled with Spokane defence-
man. Dick Creighton. Flyers
Winger Ed Diachuk’ sailed: into:
rugged Comet defenceman: Bill
Burega and the fight was on.

DIVES AT. REF
After, order was restored,
referee Willy. Papp was listing

the penalties when Creighton.

dove from the penalty box and

swung at him: Creighton got al

game misconduct, ;
Forbes Kennedy, Gene Achty-
michuk, Holmes, Stu. McNeill,
Len Haley and Don Poile scored
for Edmonton.
Dol Toppoll tallied for Spokane.
National .Hockey League Pres-

ident Clarence ‘Campbell was a.

spectator‘at the contest.
Centres Ron. Hutchinson and

Ray Cyr and: defenceman Ralph,

Keller got. Vancouver's goals.
Canucks were handled by assist-
ant coach Colin KiJburn as coach

Art Chapman was confined to.

bed with.a stomach: ailment.
Tommy McVie scored the mly

Seattle goal with a hard shot

rey,

 

  
  

    

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Barely \ scraping: ; into.
fourth * and’ ‘final playoff” “posi-

score record’. only, placed. shim
in the. position ahead of five
other teams ‘who had: the. same
won-loss: record..

and Collier :-is’. paired’: against
Mede in the playoffs when ice
is‘available: §..~

In the meantime play? in “the
Jeannie Warren |
Sunday, January 3 with the. fol-
lowing teams drawn: ‘Lemire. vs
Miners; Gomez’ Vs Kerr; :Tubb

cher;
strong: vs- ‘Méde, ving! |

oh’ Fights

 

 

  

ast Nig!

. McKEESPORT: Pa. Wi—Johinny

 

 

 

 

 

| Legion curlers reac ch
| playoffs for cup play

.. Playoff. positions” in the Legion Cup curling event were: cap
tured by. Jock Collier,. Bob’ Armstrong, Hal Mede and Si Miners.
_the .

tion: was Si Miners, as his high|'

event ~ begins:

vs Collier:: Simundson’ vs. Flet- |

rdon,. Arm-),
Lewis vs. ‘Go ” sensational.:

 

 

Changes story
BOSTON iA — Middleweight
Paul Pender told the: Massachus-
etts ‘boxing commission “Tuesday
he knows of no. wrongdoing - in

; the fight’ game in this state,
Miners: will ‘face - Armstrong,
meets: Sugar Ray Robinson Jan.

The. Brookline fighter, «+ who

22 for the Massachusetts and

| New York version of the. world
championship, was called. before

the. commission after a. news-

paper article quoted. him as say-
ing. boxing

is infested: with
thieves and gangsters...

Pender told the commission a
sports.“writer made. the - article

agreed with the writer’s sugges-
tion ‘that a five-year abolish-
ment of,. boxing: ‘would “be. “a
remedy for its ills: os

 

|4 Prince Rupert Daily News

Wednesday, December 30, 1959

“ have gone .after’:

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ky ‘th

   

Oe
“competitior swith: 28.3
‘points for the slalom, ‘giant: sla-

lom"and:.two downhills., Her sis-
ter. ‘Nancy. was, sec cond. with. 23.4

 
     
   

 

“Eh

of Dutchmen; \

KITCHENER, Ont.
| Kitchener - “Waterloo Dutchmen,
ctrying | to-shake: off a a miserable
slump. with: their: date in”

 

‘ing,:were | dn. “another jam today.
‘No coach. be

defeats in 14 hockey. games: this
month, the Dutchmen fan’ into

—\more. grief: Tuesday when: coach:
| BILE: -Durnan, -
8 League” great ‘résigned, | And no-
“| body”. ‘seemed © ‘anxious - ‘to jump
2 ‘into. the breach.

former’ National

“Dutchmen. are’ reported : “to
Joe. Primeau,
only man:ever: to coach Stanley,
| Allan: and Men orial Cup’ wins.
ners, to succeed Durnan. .
they’ apparently were unsuccess-
ful. ge

Primeau. said in ‘Toronto that |

jhe could not untertake a. coach-
‘ing burden.

- Durnan, one-time great with

who :won the. Vezina. Trophy: for
goaltenders six times, said - he
quit because of the team’s dismal
showing in the Ontario ‘Hockey,
Association Senior ‘A series. He
said-the club's performance was

Dutchmen were concentrating

an. Olympic candidate were said
to be other factors: for. the’ lack
of success.

 

Russian top. man

© —

: ‘the.
: Winter: Olympics fast approach: |

In: ‘addition: to. a record Of. tof

.But

| Montreal Canadiens ‘of ‘the ‘NHL

a case of “not, enough horses.” A
Injuries aid. the fact that.the

on amateur players to qualify as.

KIMBERLEY . 0Thiee. ‘Rossland, ‘Be. ‘shiers, ‘two: ‘of them
first three. places? ‘in’: final! ‘points based on four
the. Canadian Olympic: ski! thlals | here, |

 

y

oo points’ and: Pai: Nora Was ° ‘third

with. 22:6, .

Jean. ‘Lessade. ‘of: Sherbrooke,
Que, gained: 28:9. points to win
‘the, “men’s “final: ‘based’’on the
‘Same. four ‘ce ents.’ Behind: him
were: Bob (ai mour of ‘Montreal

| with, 25.2: and. Fred Pommy, Ot- -

tawa, with: QU
The ‘skiers move’ to Rossland

‘| Wednesday for five more: races

spread over a. two-week. period.

Following the three Rossland
- | girls - in the women’s final were
Linda’ Cr utchfield,; Shawnigan
Falls, Que., 19.3; Ginger Ed-
wards Rossland, 14.0; Faye Pitt,
‘Montreal;: 11.1. and Sandya Os-
borne, Rossland, 3.6.0 08%

“Fourth | place in the” ‘men’s
event went to Shaun. ‘Tripp, Ot-
tawa with:21 points. Behind him
were--Rod. Hepburn,: Vancouver,
18.6; Vern Anderson,” ‘Rossland,
17.8, Al Perrep,: Vancouver, 17.5,
Arnold: _Midgeley,- Ottawa, 14.4,
Jean. Guy Burnet, St. Agaphe,
Que., Don ‘Bruneski,: Rossland,

9.9, and: D'Arcy Marsh, Ottawa,

9.5.

“Also training here for the 1960
winter Olympics is Norwegian
jumper Torbjon Yeggeseth. He

made one’ jump of 249 feet in.

practice Monday, *

 

 

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‘watch for bur-re-opening ad-
vertisement. We will continue
to take orders to go out at
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‘Sunday. Free Delivery on
_ orders. of three dollars. or
more.

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He added he ‘had.
ina poll conducted by the Polish

Sec. Il
WARSAW, Poland. (Vasily ms
Kuznetsov, Russia’s ‘world ‘record
holder in ‘the = decathlon; -: was
named Europe’s -athlete’ of 1959

news > agency; the: agency. “said

Leaves Bridge

8: 05. A M —for Junior and Senior
Schools.
8: 30" A. M. —tor Rooseveit School.

He! defeated - Ingemar Johans-
son, Sweden’s world heavyweight:
boxing champion, by 51 points.

 

 

 

 

 

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