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TOP MALE ATHLETES—Top
male athlete in Canada for
1958 as selected by the coun-

" try’s sport editors and broad-

casters is Maurice Richard
(left). The 37-year-old right-
winger with Montreal: Canad-
iens of the National Hockey ‘
League is in his 16th season
but still plays with the frisk-
iness of a sophomore. He
scored his 600th goal this sea-
son, Second place in the Gan-
adian Press poll went to" Ron ‘
Howell (lowey right), 23-year-
old Canadian-born halfback
with the Big Four champion
Hamilton Tiger-Cats. Yvon
Durelle (upper right), the Baie
Ste. Anne, N.B., boxer who
came close to upsetting light-
heavyweight champion Archie
Moore in their title bout at
Montreal Dec...

—CP photo.

10, was. third..

has

week.

Canadiens scored 13 goals in
three games and the Habitant
a

stars helped themselves to

“sumptuous points-feast,

The old master, Maurice Ri- |

chard, did himself proud. Na-

tional Hockey League statistics
released today show the Rocket
picked up six points on two goals
and four assists to jump from

sixth place in the
into a tie for third.

GEOFFRION HOLDS LEAD

' Right-winger Bernie Geoffrion
held the lead with a three-point
week—one goal and two assists.

Geoffrion now has 42 points,

made up of 18 goals and: 24 as-

_ sists, three points more
runner-up New York Rangers’
Andy ‘Bathgate, who “managed
only. two assists.

The ‘two still! hold their leads‘
in the. separate columns of ag Geottrion, Mtl

race. |:

Geoffrion has 24 assists, three
‘more than Canadiens’ Henri. Ri-
chard, ‘his closest, rival, and des-
pite his scoreless week Bath-:
gate’s 19 goals are the best in
the league.

TIED FOR THIRD,
Left-winger Dickie “Moore, who
shares third place with team-
mate Maurice Richard, has 18
goals.
He and the 37- -year- -old Rocket

16 assists to add to his goal~total
and Richard, who got two goals
and assisted on four in‘the three
games, has 14 goals and 20 as-
sists. .

Detroit Red Wings lost both
their week games,. one of them
by a shutout, and neither Gord-
ie Howe nor Norm Ullman, his
‘centre, could buy so much as an
assist.

. The pointless week . dropped
Howe from third place into fifth
in the race and Knocked Ullman
from a fourth-place tie into sev-
enth.

Howe has 14 goals and. 18 as-
sists for 32 points and Uilman
12 goals dnd 17 assists for 29.

Chiefs stars.
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Curlers
collect:
turkeys

Although the marksmenship
was rather erratic, ten turkeys
fell prey to the skill of lucky
curlers at the curling rink Sun-
day afternoon.

Some 70-curlers including wo-
men, -high.-school students and
men, took part with most par-
ticipants re-entering time and
time’ again to obtain high score
for a turkey.

John Rosedale walked off
with the first turkey with 12
points while Bob Anderson was
winner of the last turkey with

14 points and, also had high
core for the whole shoot.
Other winners were Jack

Lindsay, Ted Parker, Art Krist-
manson, Doreen Pallant, Ed
Garner, Jack Mitchell, Bert
Field and Angus MacDonald,

Play in the Men's lengue for
the Grotto Cigar store trophy
will resume January 6,

Bill Veeck
out to buy

White Sox

CHICAGO () — Bill Veeck,
basoball’s wandering merchant,

 

is negotinting eto buy Into Chi- |

cngo White Sox,

The former owner of Cleveland
Indians and 8t. Louls Drowns
antd Mondny night “there have
heen: some discussion" between
himself and Mrs, Dorothy Rig-
ney, largest atockholdar of the
White Box.

Mra. Rignoy, wife of co-vices-
president John Rigney and sls.
tur of co-vice-president Ohuck

Jomiskey, confirmed sale of her

stook shares to an autalde syndl-
dato may be Imminent

Veeck yas heen out of braeball
alnee tho Browns wore transfar-
red to Daltimore tn 1004. We
bought the Indians In 1040 at
the age of 88 and won a world
championship in 1048. We and
his partners sald out in 1040.

acetate aetna

Philadelphia (W—-Len Matth-
aws, 199Y,, Philadelphia, draw
with Ray Lanenater, 190, 8par-

 

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- Kamloops Chiefs have
far out in front i’ihe Tinivwaey League statistyou~reieuserenpee

PENTICTON ( —Okanagan
Senior Hockey League statistics
released Monday show. that Bill
Hryciuk and Gerry Prince of the
pulled

‘ual scoring race.

Dave Gatherum of Kelowna
maintained his lead among the
league’s goaltenders. He has al-

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“Maurice Richard
great week.

nero “(CP)—Montreal Canadiens’ blis+|
tering fire-power really asserted itself during the

  

 

 

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officers

 

Between them is Canadiens’
Henri Richard with.30 points on

nine goals and 21 assists.

Jacques Plante, the Canadiens’ | p
wandering: goalie, got his ‘fifth
shutout this season and allowed
only two goals in three games
last week to reduce his goals-
against average to 2.10. from 2.25.

Rangers’ little Lorne. Worsley
points-race turned a pretty fair week too,
allowing only one goal in.twoj'
now sports a 2.75

average, third best in the lea-

games and

fue.
Plante’s

closest

competitor,

Terry Sawchuk of Detroit,

saw
six pucks -get past . him in two
ames and his average rose from

Penalties in minutes "by clubs:

Detroit 268, Montreal 310, Chi-
cago: 349;-New York 350; Toronto

374,: Boston. 418.

Jones leads —

WIHL scorers |\t

elected

 

 

Special to The Daily News |

was learned here today.
“Elected |. vice-president
‘Horace Vance, while Bill Ruch-
‘len .was named Secretary and
Keith Tucker was elected treas-
urer.
Named directors for the new
year were John Sarich, Ray Col-
Mer, Dud Little, Archie Cambrin,
Ron Paulsen and Mrs. Mary Lit-
‘tle.
“There will also be two repre-
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‘Beliveau, Mtl 15 14 29 12 |
Litzenberger, CHi 13°16 29 12 QUICK SERVICE
Uilman, Detroit 12° 17.29 34
Murphy, Chi 10: 18 28 20 Ling The. Tailor

Record of Goalkeepers:

P. & SO Ave. 220 - 6th St.. ‘Phone 4238
Plante,,Mtl .. 31 - 5 2.10 e
Sawehuk, Det 32 80 3. 250 pice nceioci ETRE EL is
Worsley, NY: 31° ‘82° 1 (2.64 st
Paille. NY 1 4 0 4.00 IDEAL 8
x-Kilymkiw, NY. 1. 2 0 2.00 n
NY totals: 32 88 1 2.95 CHRISTMAS GIFT 5
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3rd period, Oct. 12. a
Bower, Toronto 25 74 2 2.96 x
Chadwick, Tor 6 20 1. 3.33 i
Toronto totals: 31. 94 3 3.30 Ki
Simmons, Bos .31 92 2 2.97 i
Lumley, Boston 2 3 0 1.50
Boston totals: 33 95 2 2.88
‘Hall, Chicago .31 100 0 3.22

 

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held December 1¢ in Terrace, it}.

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WARREN: SPAHN COLLECTS. 1958
BASEBALL PITCHING . LAURELS

‘NEW YORK’ n—Veteran. ‘southpaw. ‘Warren ‘Spahn’ of
Milwaukee ¢aptured most ‘of the important. honors. ‘in’ the
National League, the official 1058 averages: today: showed. ||

Among’ the’ titles Spahn ‘did, not win was:the ‘arned ruin
crown. That went-to-crafty Stu Miller, ‘who. won ‘only, lx games os
and lost nine; for San Francisco. -

Spahn compiled 22 victorics to stiare. the top. spot with
Bob Friend-of Pittsburgh. He also tied teammate Lew Burdette
for winning ,percentage honors with O07. ‘Span ‘haa: ‘O art
record, Burdette :20-10.. ; ede
MOST. COMPLETE ‘AMES = Ped as My vy

Warren also pitched tie - mort complete - ‘ganies, 93, ‘the ©
“most ‘Innings, 290, and fated ‘the most ‘batsmen,’ 1:18,

Miller, 30-year-old vrighthander.. ‘gave up 50° earned runs |
in 182 innings for a 2.47°ERA. His six victories’was the lowest
total ever posted by a major league earned ‘run leader,

Sam. (Toothpick) Jones of St. Louis’ finishéd’ .second |
with a 2.88 mark.Then came Burdette 2.91; Spahn 3.07; —
Robin “Robersts of: ‘Philadelphia, 3.23, and. Johnny ‘Antonelli
of San Francisco, 3.27. Oe Ree

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lowed 92 goals in:24 games for a’
3.8 average. Next in line is Ver-
non’s:Hal Gordon with a 4.3 av-
erage.

Scoring leaders:

Hyrciuk, Kam. .... 28 25 32 57
Prince, Kam. .... 27 22 28 50
Lowe, Vernon .... 28 19 22 41
Young, Kel. 23. 23 #15 38
Goyer, Kel. ........ 25 18 19 37
Beattie, Pent. .... 29 20 16 36
Nadeau, Pent. ... 29 20 16 36
Trentini, Vernon 27 12 23 35
King, Vernon..... 27 14 19 33
Kowalchuk, Kel. 24 12 20 32
Milliard. Kam. ... 25 9 23 32

OSHL STANDINGS

PW LT F A Pts
Kelowna .. 25.19 51 121 92 30
Vernon .... 28 13 13 2 121 131 28

Penticton 29 11 17 1 104 129 23
Kamloops 28 10 18 0 180 124 20

 

29 toval.

Nelson goalie George

with 3.44,

Seth Martin with..3.77.

The scoring leaders:

GP G A Pts
Jones, Ross. .... 21 11 26 237
Tambellini, Trall 20 12 17 29
Hyssop, Nelson ...16 11 15 26
Kromm, Tradl ... 20 7 #17 = 24 ®
Demore, Ross. ... 21 12 11 23
Penner, Trail ... 17 11 110 22
Malacko, Nelson 17 7 16 22
Bursaw, Trail ... 20 10 12 22
Flinn, Trail wu... 20 8 12 20

WIHE STANDINGS,

Wood
leads the goaltending averages
followed by Trail's

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