‘tyre is surprising many folks in
the Western Hockey League.

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Hornets of the American League
but he wasn’t expected to tear
the WHL apart.

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careers as

BRISBANE, Australia (4)
Neale Fraser and Rod Laver, two
9f the latest in Australia’s long
Hne of tennis champions, closed

t their Davis Cup careers with
Yictories today which gave Aus-
tralia a 5-0 sweep over Mexico
fr the 1962 challenge round,

} It was the last. big ‘time match
is an amateur for both, ,
; Fraser,. 29, limping and. leg-
weary, put on a .tremendous
fighting exhibition for a 3-6, 11-

, O- 1,3-6, 6-4 triumph over Mex-
ico's ‘Nox 1 ace, Rafael Osuna, in
2. “Marathon match that lasted
two" “hours, 45 minutes.

' The: ‘handsome Melbourne left-
hander, who won Wimbledon in
1960. and the U.S. championship
In 1959 and 1960 announced = it
ms the. swan song of his long

 

Fraser, Laver wind up

[big in’ service and in heart and

 

amateurs

competitive career.

“I have been travelling around
the world playing tennis for 10
years,” he said. “I have had it.”

Then Laver, winner of every
major tournament during the
last year, turned back talented
Antonio Palafox, 6-1, 4-6, 6- 4,:
8-6.

‘Lave is “expected to sign a
$110,000 contract for a profes-
sional career. Saturday,

He will begin his tour against
Lew Hoad in Sydney Jan. 5. .

A crowd of 5,000 at Milton
Courts—chased to cover once by
a ° 23 minutes shower-—cheered
the Mexicans in their attempt to
salvage something from the one-
sided series. But Fraser was too |

Laver was too good:

 

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Veteran Jack Macintyre
paces Flyers with four

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i A fellow named Jack McIn-|peak career.

He scored four goals and as-
sisted on a fifth Thursday night
to lead the Flyers to an 8-4 win
over Calgary Stampeders at Ed-
monton. In his one month in
the WHL, McIntyre has scored
12 goals and nine assists.

Dennis Rathwell,. Don - Chiz,
Ray Kinasewich ‘and Doug Mes-
sier scored the other Edmonton |.
goals. George McAvoy, Gorl Vej-
prava, Lou Jankowski and Eric
Sutcliffe “scored * for Calgary.

‘aA month ago he joined Ed-

| After all, Mcintyre is: 32: and

eams in the AHL before Join-
ng the Flyers.
' But the veteran left winger is

 

 

 

 

TODAY and SATURDAY 7- 9 p.m, — SAT. MAT. 2 p.m.

playing as if he just reached the

 

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PARDUBICE, Czechoslovakia
(P) Saskatoon Quakers lost
their. sixth game of their 17-
game European exhibition. hoc-'
key tour Thursday night when
the Tes!a Pardubice Czech team,
scored in the closing seconds to
defeat: the Canadians 4-3.

 

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More than 10,000... fans saw
Tesla notch the ‘winning goal
with only 15 seconds’ remaining
‘while both sides were playing
two men short. The Quakers had
taken a 2~+1, lead in the first pe-
riod but allowed the Czechs to
knot the count 2-2 in the mid-
dle period.

George Dolana, a “member of
the Czech national squad; ‘scored
the winning goal on a shot that

 

went in off one of the. Saska~

Quakers drop: sixth o
as Czechs win 4-3 —

 

Set up> two of the ‘goals ‘aila
Jerry Esch assisted on the’ other.

The Quakers outshot . Tesla
39-27 but were stoppel “several
times by the fine goalkeeping ‘of
Vlad. Dvoracek. Saskatoon’ nar-:
rowly missed getting the - tying
goal from a’ face-off in the
Czech end with only three sec-
ond; remaining.

Saskatoon’s next: game. is.

 

By The Canadian ‘Press .
Stylish Andy Bathgate of New

Frank Mahovlich in the National
Hockey League scoring race...
Bathgate scored his 15th: goal

sists Thursday night as ‘Rangers

 

York has vaulted past Toronto’s

of the season and ‘added four as-'

whipped last-place Boston Bru-
flings 9-3 in the only ‘scheduled
A1NHL game.

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 'Bathgate's five . ‘points
him’37, one more.than. Mahov-
lich, who has: 22: goals. — ‘the
league high—and 14 assists. The
big Toronto winger had a four-
point: lead before _Thursday
night’. games: Po ey

Bathgate, ‘a: 30-year: cold ‘rési-
dent of Victoria. in. the off-
season, now has scored a goal in

 

six consecutive games. Mahovlich.

 

 

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Sports Writer.

 

 

 

for. Baltimore Clippers of the
American: Hockey League con-
firmed today that player-coach
Red Sullivan will move:up to
coach New York Rangers of the
National League. —

be‘ quoted by‘name, said Sullivan’
will ‘make -his first appearance:
in’ Clipper’ uniform tonight
against Pittsburgh Hornets.
Sullivan, who formerly starred
‘as a forward for the Rangers
and Chicago Black Hawks,’is to
take over the coaching chores
assumed this season by Muzz
Patrick, Rangers’ general man-

 

scheduled for Sunday in Pilzen.

 

ager,

SE OOOO NO ON ON

‘PATTERSON- LISTON REMATCH
COULD BE HELD. IN MARCH |

Le NEW YORK m) — ‘Despite

strong opposition, a rematch.

The spokesman, who ‘would not |.

 

 

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ON THE
ALLEYS ©

-Celco City “A” League

- Annette Johansen grabbed off
‘women’s high single with 245.

Women’s ‘high three went to
Faye Terrion of Standard Oil
who rolled 594. -
' Tony Toth of Rupert Motors
counted 317. to capture men’s
‘high . single; while men’s high
three. was won by Bob Kelsey of
‘Paul’s Shell Service with 751,

Rupert Motors rolled 1216
and 3389 to. garner: both team
high single and team high three.

Standard Oil 3, Eddies Newsstand 1

Jack's 8, A.O.E, AirNnes 1

Paul's Shell Service 3, Central Bar-

ber Shop 1

Good Neighbors 2, Rupert Motors 2

Ormes Drugs 2, La Gondola 2

‘Yukon Jewellers 2, L.P,’s 2

Lengue Standings at Walf-Way Mark
Rupert Motors 33: Ecdios Newsstand
29: Jack’s 27: Standard Of) 26; L,P.’s
25:. Central’ Barber “Shop 24: Ta
Condola 23: Ciooq Nelghbors 2]; Yu-
kon Jewellers 21; A.C.E. Atrlines 18;
Ormes Drugs 17,

for the heavyweight . championship between, world titleholder

Sonny. Liston and. former. champion. Floyd Patterson. loomed

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By The Canadian Press

Winnipeg-born Andy Bathgate
took over the National Hockey
League’s individual scoring lead-
ership from Toronto ace Frank
Mahovlich Thursday night, scor-
ing one goal and assisting on
four others as New York over-
whelmed Boston Bruins 9-3, .
“ The five-point gain, gives the ],
Ranger right winger a tota) of
37, one more than Mahovlich, It
also moves Bathgate into a tie
with Detroit's: Alex Delvecchio
for most assists: in the NHL this
season, 22.

 

tives of; the. two: camps.

‘Bolan, sprgpident vote ‘Championship: ‘Sports| |

eis discussing a rematch ‘with

p
Patterson and Jack Nilon,. ‘Liston’s, adviser.

A mecting was held Thursday. night at. Nilon’s: New. York
the. closed-door session, Nilon said Balti-
more or Las Vegas are likely ‘sites. The. fight would be staged
around March.. ; 0G Luar
Under ‘the terms of the return-bout contract Patterson
has ‘the. “right: to name the. Sate, Site and promoter for the

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“Mahovlich, idle Thursday leads

   

 

‘leaders

in goals scored with 22.
- Another big gain was chalked

tice, who registered two goals

and two assist to move from an

eighth-place tie into a tie with

Boston's: Johnny \Bucyk for third.
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Bathgate, New York 15 22. 37
‘Mahovlich; Toronto 22 14 36
Bucyk,' Boston - 15 17 32
‘Prentice, New York 11 21 32
Mikita, ‘Chicago 13 #418 «#31
‘Howe, Detroit 18° «#«18 «#31
‘Oliver, Boston 11 20 31

 

HIGHEST EVER PA

ID FOR FRANCHISE |

 

, LOS ANGELES: wm ~ Daniel F,
Reevos has ended the battle of
the millionaires for control of
Los Angeles Rams with a bid of
$7,100,000, the highest ever paid
for a National Football League
franchise,

— Reeves, broker- sportaman and
president. of the Rams, outbid
‘the triumvirato — of Edwin Ww,
Pawey, Fred Levy dr, and Hal

 

i Reeves will actually pay $4,-
; 800, 000 because he already owns
one-third of the club,

Reeves said he is taking over
as general manager from Elroy
Hirsch. but wil) not decide on a
hend conch for a week or so.

Tn no «sense, Reeves said, is
Interim. coach Harland Svare,
who took over when Bob Water-

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

  

 
 

 

   
     

           

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“Reeves buys Rams for $7. million

‘but declined | commen, on
plans. He Is a former star end
with the Raras,
ROZELLE ‘OPENS BIDS
Commissioner Peto Rozelle of
the ‘NFL ‘presided over the auc-
tion. and: received sealed bids
from Reeves and the Pauley
group.

 

 

 

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Red S ulliv van will —

take on coaching
of Rangers squad.

BALTIMORE (P—A* ‘spokesman.

  

The 32- year-old Sullivan will
be succeeded in Baltimore, where

the Clippers are .in. their first.

season in: the ‘AHL, by: ‘general
manager ‘Terry © Reardon.

REPLACEMENT PROMISED |

the Rangers have promised ‘the
team another centre for Sulli-
van, but he doesn't know who
it will be.- mS noe

’ Disclosure of ‘the change in the
Ranger. coaches’ was made ‘on
Thursday night-on a New York
radio station by. hockey writer
Dave Anderson of ‘the*New York

Journal-American. He said Sul-].
livan- would take, over within 10

days. .

Sullivan led | ‘the. _-Kitchenr-
Waterloo team: in the Eastern
Professional League last season,
and: moved to Baltimore when
the Beavers disbanded. betes doee bees

 

Terry: Sawchuk ||
in hospital

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troit Osteopathic- Hospital say
the severe stomach pains 6uf-
fered by Detroit: Red Wing goalie
Terry Sawchuk may be the re-
sult of an- intestinal disorder and
not a bowel obstruction as, first
feared. : eta Tee ab a is

Sawchuk . entered ‘the hospital
Thursday night, for observation.

 

before it. will be_ .determined
whether or not Sawchuk will be
able to play in “Detroit's. game
at Montreal Saturday.

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and Beraie Geoffrion..
Rangers’ nine’ goals - is tha
highest total ‘i “One“game by an

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behind ‘fourth-place.’ Montreat
and eight points, ahead of Bos
ton.’ . ar:
SCORERS: ENJOY: ‘FEAST uf
Bathgate’s “lnematés, Dean
Prentice, and:. Earl . -lingarfield#
each scored . ‘twice; “Dave Balon
also: scored: two: goals; while Ca
mille Henry ‘and: Bronco Horvath)
each’ tallied énee:!'! 4

 

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remain in sixth, ‘place, 10 points -

The. ‘Clippers: spokesman. Said | 7.

 

 

 

 

 

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