By CHARLES E. GIORDANO
Jay Days 66—Chryslers 63

Lady Luck failed to show up,

No luck for Chryslers
| as Jay Day grab win

best of it to give his squad a
slim victory in outscoring Chrys-
lers 9-6 in the extra five min-

at the Civic Centre for Rupert Utes of play.

Motors Chryslers when most
needed Saturday night = and
league-leading Jay Days took full
advantage of it.

That's the story in a nutshell
as the Jay Days came througn

with a torrid pace in overtime {to

shade the rejuvenated Chryslers

66-63 in one of the more exciting
games of the current senior bas-
ketball season setn by a mere
20 fans.

The game. which had previ-
ously been cancelled because of
ff proposed trip to Metlakatla
and Ketchikan, Alaska, by the
Rupert All-Stars, featured every-
thing from hot play . making
to extremely rough tactics under
the boards.

It was a see-saw battle that
saw the big men slowed down
with heavy checking and some
back court stalwarts surge ahead
with stamina galore,

Guard Harvey Raymond head-
ed the fast-moving Chrysler at-
tack and cmerged top scorer for
the evening with 19 points in
the losing cause,

Tuffy Howe, tied down with
clese checking throughout the
encounter, managed only 18;

points for his Jay Days as com- |

pared to his usual 20 to 30 mark-
ers and sometimes even as high:
as 40: Lanky John Lambie was,
second high Jay Day marksman ;
with 12 counters.

Centre John Newton,
under the strain of
enza, was Chryslers’
man with 16 holes.

Chryslers started out slow but
moved up fast to take a 31-24
lead at the halfway mark. Jay.
Davs entered the court in the
second session and unleashed
big guns Howe and Lambie to:
outscore the auto squad 33-26
and deadlock the fight at 57-57:
at the final bell.

It was in the overtime stanz.
that Chryslers absorbed the
short end of the stick with Lady

Luck moOwhere in sight as tegu-
lar high-flying Shenton could
do no better than a pair of hoops

while gunner Howe made the

suffering |
an influ-:!
second big:

-ton Garden.

In preliminary action Bo-Mi-
Hi “B's” drubbed UFAWU 58-26.

Jim Greer and Ken Paton
shared scoring honors for Booth
with 25 and 21 points respec-
tively, Jim Jefferies was high
man for the fishery boys scor-
ing 11 points,

Tn the second preliminary, Bob
Kelsey Jed Sunrise to an easy
50-24 win over Ravens. Bob Gru-
ber chipped in with 13 for the

BASEBALL HA

Paseball Hall of Fame, died
today.

later.

left arm.
However,
or photographers able te sec:

PPLIL OF

 

BOSTON «p -— Canada, play-
ing an increasingly prominent
role in United States track and |
field mects, is sending another,
strong contingent to the 37th!
annual Knights of Columbus
games next Saturday at the Bos-

Toronto distance stars Bruce
Kidd and Bill Crothers head the:
parade,

Kidd is in the two-mile run,
an event in which he set a rec-
ord — eight minutes, 49.2 sec-

onds-—in 1961. Last year he fin-

 

 

A little bit of sport

> WASHINGTON i -- Chicago |
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LAVER LOSES

SYDNEY, Australia Ww — ‘I’m -

 

ROGERS HORNSBY DIES

CHICAGO (AP) —- lkog

Hornsby, perhaps baseball’s greatest right-handed
hitter, had entered Wesiey Memorial Hospital December
10 for a cataract removal and suffered a stroke five days

He was reported making satisfactory improvement
from a clox which produced weakness of the left leg and

at no time since his stroke were reporters

 

Canada will send
strong track team
to American meet

Swe we ee ewe ee

winners. Cec Wihp was top man
for Ravens counting 12 markets.

Lineups:

Jay-Days—Adams 11, Spring 8, Cic-
cone 3, Lambie 12, Smith 6, biowe 18,
Nickerson 8. Total 66,

Chryslers—Sunberg 10, Newton 16,
Shenton 10, Specht 1, Raymond 19,
McNeill 5, Kilpatrick 2, Tetal 63.

Sunrise—Slack 8. Haudensehiid 7,
Gruber 13, Rudolph 6, Dean 2, Kel-
sey 14. Totul 50,

Ravens— Gordon 4, Campbell 2.
Lloyd 6,Wing 12. Ts-tal 24,

Bo-Me-Hi —- Postulo 4,
Greer 25, Cluyton 6, Paton 21,
58,

UFAWU-— Parnell! 7, Jeffries 3.
Crosby 5, Jeffries 11. Total 26.

PLL LLL LLL LL OL LLL

LL OF FAMER

Timms 2,
Total

ers Hornsby, 66, member of
of heart disease in hospital

 

the ‘Rajah of Swat.’’

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* HABS UNBEATEN IN 10 GAMES

 

 

By The Canadian Press

Montreal Canadiens and their
‘ masked netminder Jacques
Plante, have finally won against
Rangers’ Andy Bathgate — but
not before the stylish right
% , ° winger set a National Hockey
ANDY BATHGATE League record for scoring in
. sets new mark consecutive games.
— Bathgate began his scoring
as streak against Canadiens Dec.
15, beating Plante cleanly with
a sizzling slap-shot.

He scored in his 10th consecu-
tive game Saturday night against
Canadiens to set a league record,
beating Plante with two crackl-

 

 

ing slap-shots. The teams played
to a 2-2 draw.

But Sunday night Bathgate
was held scoreless—along with
the rest of the Rangers—as Can-
adiens humbled the New Yorkers
6-0 on home ice. Bathgate got
off six shots, but none caused
Plante much trouble.

The result not only snapped
Bathgate’s streak, but it also kept
one of Canadiens’ own alive —
they have gone unbeaten in their
last 10 games.

TRAIL BY POINT

Canadiens are in third place—
a point behind Chicago Black

 

Harv Raymond

 

Sports Writer

 

 

 

Monday

jOrince Revert Oatly Mews Lo.
. January 7, 1963

 

EDDIE SHACK
. hat trick

 

ished third, limping to the fin-
ish on an injured foot.

Crothers, winner of the 1,.000-
yard event last year, will face
the 1961 winner, Ernie Cunliffe
of Oxnard, Calif.

Another entry in that event is
Toronto’s Ergas Leps.

Jim Irons of Brampton, Ont.,
faces stiff competition in the
mile run, Bill Dotson of Kansas
heads the field. He’s one of sev-
en United States runners who
have run a mile in less than four
minutes.

The mect’s mile record is 4:05
registered by Ireland’s Ron De-
lany. But three entries, including
Irens, have at least matched
that mark.

Dave Ellis of Toronto com-,
pletes the Canadian team. He’ ih |

 

owner-ccich George Halas face sorry, I certainly played like an‘ run against Kidd in the two- ~mile |

questioning by
tion with a sub-committee study
of gambling in professional and
amateur sports,

LITTLER LEADS WAY
LOS ANGELES # —The older:
guard of professional golf, top-
ped by former U.S. Open cham-
pion Gene Littler, led the way
into the second round of the
$50,000 Los Angeles Open Satur-
day.

 

. OWEN QUITS

_REGINA Gruff Steve
Gwen quit Sunday as head coach
of Saskatchewan Roughriders af-
ter helping Hft the club from
the Western Football Confer-
ence basement to a playoff berth
in two seasons,

- Pro Basketball

By The Associuted Press

 

United States! amateur,
Senate investigators in connec: 1
I

’ said Rod Laver after)

osing his second consecutive
Rcsewall, who took only three

sets to conquer Laver 6-3, 6-3,

6-4 Sunday termed “Laver good”:
take him 12:

but said “it wil}
months to learn to concentrate.”
Lew Hoad whipped the former
amateur king 6-8, 6-4, 6-3, 8-6
Saturday.

BARNS CHANCE

LOS ANGELES |) — Harland
Svare, acting coach of Los An-
geles Rams for the last six
games of the National Football
League season, has earned a
shot at improving the fortunes
of his luckless club this fall.

 

 

STAMPS WIN
WILLIAMS LAKE (.
Hams Lake Stampeders beat

— Wil-

orofessional tennis match. Ken | York Athletic Club,

‘event. :

Pete the New
who chased
Kidd to his record two years

ago, is again in the race.

New York (fi — Joey Archer.
159. New York, outpcinted Den-
ny Moyer, 15914, Portland, Ore..
(10),

Tours, France im— — Alphonse
Halimi. France, outpointed Raf-
ael Fernandez, Spain, (10).
Featherweights.

McArdle of

 

 

 

HOCKEY SCOREBOARD

By The Canadian Press
SATURDAY
National League
Boston 2, Toronto 4
New York 2. Montreal 2
Kastern Protessional
Hull-Ottawa 5, Kingston 6
Western League
Vancouver §, Portland 3
Seattle 5. Spokane 6
International League
Port Huron 7, St. Paul 4
Minneapolis 5. Omaha 4
Muskegon 1, Fort Wayne
Manitoba Junior
Winnipeg Rangers 5.
Monarchs 2
Saskatchewan -buntor
Estevan 2, Saskatoon 2
Regina 1. Moose Jaw 4

to 22-10 p

Sparked by the seven-goal per-
formance of Bob Erickson, Elks
pounded Cubs 22-10 in junior
men’s floor hockey at the Civic:
Centre Friday night.

Elks led 4-2 after one period;
6 14-6 after the sandwich frame;
and outscored the tired Cubs 8- 4

NHL BIG SEVEN

Boston Bruins, low men in the

Winniper

 

Flin Flon 1, Melville 3 National Hockey League’s team
SUNDAY standings, were the hio oainers

nM ae weeenyy fat

vem Otte

among the top seven individual
point-getters last weekend.

Their star forward line of
Johnny Bucyk, Murray Oliver
and Tommy Williams has ac-
counted for 44 goals this sea-
son, at least two more goals
than any other combination in

National League
Toronto 5, Chicago t
Montreal 6. New York 0
Boston 5, Detroit 5

Arertican League
Quebec 2, Buffalo 3
Hershey 7, Baltimore 2
Pittsburgh 3, Providence 4
Springfield 6. Rochester 6

Eastern Professional
Kingston 3, Hull-Ottawa 2 /
Sudbury 2%. St, Lovis 5 ;the league.

Western League \- Bucyk, one of the best left

Spokane 0 Portland 4 ;wingers in the business, picked

 

 

 

Woodstock 2 Chatham 4 up a goa] and three assists for
Galt °, Windsor 11 a total of 37 points and undis-
Tnternational League puted possession of third place
Omaha 3, Minneapolis 7 in the individual race. i
Fort Wavne 9, Muskecon 6 G A Pt
Saskatchewan Senior

Yorkton 3. Winnineg 6 Bathgate, New York 20 22 42,
Peter! ony er a Mahovlich, Toronto 23 18 41
eaterborough 4, antreal & . « t
Hamilton 6, St, Catharines 3 Bucyk, Boston M7 21 38
Metro Toronto Junior A Oliver, Boston 13° 23 «436
Whitby 1. Marlboros 11 Prentice, New York 11 24 35
Brampton 1. Neil McNeil 12 Howe, Detroit 15 19 34
Funder Bay Juntor Richard, Montreal 14 20 34

Fort William Hurricanes 8, Fort we , .
William Canadiens 5 ‘Mikita, Chicago 13 21 34

Erickson sparks Elks

uck victory

in the finale to win going away...

Clean play and fine passing
were the order of the day, and

referee Ron Basso only called '

three penalties. all minors.

Rick Newson scored 4 goals to
aid the EIk’s cause while Gord
Cameron Jr. led the losers count-
ing four goals.

Scorers:

Elks— Schooly
Ogilvie 1, n
mez 1,
22. .

Cubs—Mullin 1, Berg 2, Dun-
can 1, Movald 2, Cameron 4, To-
tal 10.

Here is the final half of both
schedules—junior and senior—-up
to playoff time.

Jan. 8—Tigers vs Elks—Junior.

Jan. 11— Tigers vs Cubs—Jr.,
Cougars vs Hawks—Sr. ©

Jan, 15 — Elks vs Cubs-—Jr.;

,Hawks vs Celgar—Sr.

Jan. 22—Tigers vs Elks—Jr.;
Cougars vs Celgar—Sr.

Jan. 25— Elks vs Cubs—ZJr.;
Celgar vs Hawks—Sr.

Jan, 29—Tigers vs Cubs—Jr.;
Cougars vs Hawks-—-Sr.

Feb. 5—Cubs vs Elks — Jr.;
Celgar vs Hawks—Sr.

Feb. 8— Tigers vs Elks. Jr.;
Cougars vs Celgar—Sr.

Feb. 12—Tigers vs Cubs—dr.;
Cougars vs Hawks—Ssr.

 

 

 

Vanderhoof 11-3 Sunday to
share top place in the Cariboo |

 

saturday
San Franciseo 127 Chicago 126
Syracuse 136 Cincinnati l17
Detroit 92 St. Louis 90
Los Angeles 106 Boston 104
Sunday

 

Hockey League with  Prinee

George Hohawks, who lost 5-3

to Quesnel Kangaroos,
AUCKLAND, NZ. (mM --- Brit-

ain’s John Surtees won the New.
Avaland

Grand Prix auto

Los Angeles 120 Cincinnati 110 Saturday in a 2.7-liter Lola. Gra-

Detroit 1038 New York 102
Syracuse 114 Chieago 102
St.

ham

Hill of Britain, the
“world driving champion, finished

Louis 114 San Francisea 1038 8th.

Bucks split weekend —
for longest lead yet

By ‘The Candin Press
Portland Buekuroos split two
weekend panes to fake the long-
est Jead yet atop the Sonthern
Division of the Western
League,

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Hockey |
Spokane seored three third-per-

Spokane
Comets 4-0 Sunday after lasing
,o-3 Saturday to Vancouver Can-
SUCKS,

In the other weekend game,

jod poals Saturday to edge Seut-
tel Totems 6-5,

PorQland now has 47 points,
Tne more than the second-place
Los Angeles Blades. San rane
“dseo Seals have 36, and Spokane
is Jast with 35,

In the Northern Division, Van-
conver leads with 40 points, seven
more than Beattie.  Edmonten
Fivers fallow with 380 points and
Calgary Stampeders are last with
17,

Don Wend turned in his see-
ond shutout of the senson at
Spokane, saving 24 shots ino one
af the quietest games of the
seuson, Only two minor penal-
tes were cniled,

GOVER SCORES TWECE

Gerry Goyer, Tom MevVie and
Tom MeCarthy seared tn the
second period and Goyer ndded
another ino the third,

Tn Anturday’s games, former
Portland defenceman Ron Mat-
thews led Vancouver Canucks (to
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P Handy Andy sets new mark
in NHL consecutive scoring

Hawks and Toronto Maple Leafs,
tied for first with 45 points.
Canadiens have a game in hand
over both the leaders.

The Leafs broke out of a four-

 

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Chicago 18 11 9 97 89 45
Montreal 16 9 12113 84 44
Detroit 16 12 #8 92 «S11 40
New York 12 20 7 114 127 31
Boston 6 23 9 105 154 21

PPPOE DOODLES DE FE PPODPOLEOLOVOLOOR

game winless string to vault
into first place during the week-
end, coming from behind to whip
Boston Bruins 4-2 Saturday
night and then taming the
Hawks 5-1 in Chicago Sunday
night.

Eddie Shack, a bench-warmer
who has come on to earn a steady
Spgt on Leafs’ big line’ with
Frank Mahovlich and Red Kelly,
paced Toronto Sunday night with
a- three-goal performance. It
was only the third triple effort
of the season—the first two go-
ing to Rangers’ Andy Hebenton
and Canadiens’ Boom - Boom
Geoffrion.

In the remaining weekend
game, last-place Bruins came
back to tie fourth-place Detroit

 

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Red Wings Sunday night. afte!
being thoroughly outplayed for
two periods, Detroit mnetminder.
Terry Sawchuk made only three
saves in the first two periods.

Bus crashes— :
players take
to skates

DAWSON CREEK, B.C.
The Dawson Creek Intermediate
B hockey team of the South
Peace Lengue had energy to
spare Sunday night after tieing
the Fairview, Alta., team 6-5 at
Fairview, 85 miles northeast of,
here, i

Returning to Dawson Creek}
250 miles northwest of Edmon~
ton, the team’s bus skidded into
a ditch on a road made treach~
erous by an unseasonably high,
temperature of 47 degrees’ and
winds as high as 72 miles ant

hour. ; ;

Uninjured and unperturbed;
the team set off on skates along:
the final 20 miles of highway to,
Dawson Creek.

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