THE LETHBRroCE HERALD MONDAY, DECEMBER 14,1986 LEAFS WHITEWASH MEDICINE HAT TIGERS Leafs Battle Coleman Tonight CROWD SEES LOCAL SEXTET Opening game of tho Crow Hockey league takes place today bolwoen Lethbridge Maple Leafs and Coleman Canadians. The game, iKATEtO 5-0 WIN OVER YOUNG GAS which is scheduled for tho Pass town, Is expected to provide the re­ built Mapio Leafs with their {\rst big test of tho . Tho powerful Canadians have been working out almost ai long sa tho Leafs and CITY CLUB IN MEDIOCRE DISPLAY tonight's game is expected to provide a good tost of the capabilities of tho two sextets. , I Careless Checking and Passing Makes for Loose Style Ice is fairly good in Coleman, according to telephonic communi­ cations, but Leafs may have a little dllfioulty on tho road around of Play—Goalie Bannon Puts Up Great Barrier Lundbrcck which has been drifting badly for tho better part of a in Hat Nets — McDowell, Anderson, Petrunia, week. Players making tho trip include: Roberts; McMahen, L. Bruchet, Petrunia; AInsworth, Stewart, Cormier; Spotewood, McDowell, Stewart and Christensen Score for Leafs—Stewart Christensen. Puts On Hard-Working Display in Position LAYING a youthful but courageous band of Medicine PHat Tigers Saturday night at the Arena, Lethbridge Maple Leafs skated off with their second win of the sea­ CANADIENS TAKE OVER N.H.L SECTIONAL LEAD son, whitewashing the Gas City club by a 5-0 score. A slim crowd of 650 cheered the Tigers for their gallant stand against the more rugged and experienced Leafs. Headed by Ken Stewart, slaAing centre, the local club HEAVY HITTING PLAY 2-ALL DRAW WITH MAROONS gave the 'Hatters few opportunities to test Goalie Roberts. Jesse Owens Voted Most At the same time Leafs lacked finish and loose passing and spasmodic checking produced a game with a lot of ragged WASFEATUREOF Outstanding U.S. Athlete TOTAKEPOINTLEADASNEWYORK edges. FANS EXPECTED Both teams were slow to get away Lucking, B. Crane, F. Bennett; P. Sepia Streak from Ohio State Placed at Top of List BIGGEK THINGS on their tareafe and this, coupled Marsh, C. larder, J. Moodle; W. AMERICAN LOOP by 51 Out of 65 Experts—Carl Hubbell Second AMERICANS LOSE TO BRUINS 4-3 AKhough yonr key-pounder with careless checking and passing Gray. flitt not sec Saturday's hockey made for a loose style of play. The Referees—O. Mead and Ab Holt Detroit Retains Lead in American Section With 2-1 t«me at the Arena, I eathcr Gas City boys speeded the game both of Lethbridge. Luke Appling First Short from reports that fans were a but seldom threatened to score. SCORING SUMMARY Defeat of Chicago Blackhawks—Rangers Whip trifle disappointed at some The game was cleanly fought and First Period—1, Lethbridge. Mc­ Stop to Win Batting in Two Goals to Knock Over phases of the contest ajrainst well managed, with only four pen­ Dowell (McMahen) 1:50. Penalties: Medicine Hat Tigers. alties being imposed, two of these Wright, McDougall. Stewart. Title Toronto Leafs 5-3—Large Crowds under the new defence ruling to Second Period—2, Lethbridge. licafs failed to dispUy the By EARL HILLIGAN Going to See Favorites Beaten snap and vigor that fans had Tigers Wright and McDougall. In Anderson (unassisted) 12:10; 3, the opening canto, Stewart was Lethbridge. Petrunia (Christensen) (Associated Press Sports Writer.) expected against a bind of CHICAGO, Dec. 14—(/P)—The 1936 STANDING OF TEAMS pBckstm as youthful as the penalized for tripping and in the 13:00. No penalties. last Cormier for giving an Illegal Third Period—4, Lethbridge, Stew American League baseball season Canadian Division Gas City club, despite the fact goes down in the chwult's record ihey smeared the bengals 5-0. body check. art (unassisted) 5:05; 5, Lethbridge, w. L. D. F. A. Pis. SUUul checking and speedy, Christensen (McDowell) 8:20. Pen­ books as "the year of the big blast." Bat rm not going to pass Batters literally "murdered" the Canadiens 6 5 2 28 29 14 jndgment on a game I didn't shiftv break-aways put Ken Stew­ alties, Cormier. art Into the picture. After hard ball from start to finish of the cam­ 5 4 3 27 24 13 see. 'Tlie I>ig test will be when paign, climaxed by the New York I^eafs stack up against real op- plugging. Stewart finally succeed­ 4 5 2 29 32 12 ed in saUing one between the posts Yankee powerhouse explosion un­ positkm in the shape of Cole­ der the Giants in the "subway ser­ 4 7 1 30 35 9 man Canadians. in the third period. LINEUPS AND Division Wide open nets were missed by ies," the official league averages both teams several times. While showed. 7 3 3 29 22 17 WHAT WnvL SUMMARIES Luke Appling of Chicago White THE ANSWER BE? Roberts was called upon to make 7 4 2 32 22 16 few saves. Bannon put up a sensa­ Sox became the first shortstop to 4 2 ^5 29 12 Fans wlu not have very long to DETROIT 2, BLACKHAWKS 1 win the circuit batting champion­ 5 wait for that big test, for the local tional performance in stopping a Detroit—Smith; McDonald, Good- 1 7 5 12 23 7 steady barrage of stinging shots. ship. His .388 average was 10 Chicago pupk-hawks journey up the Pass to­ fellow; Barrj-, Lewis, Aurie; Roul- points better than his nearest com­ night for the first league tilt against SLOW START ston, Mackie, H. Kih-ea, W. KUrea, OME slight slackening of interest in the National hoc­ Howe, Pettlnger, Kelly, Bowman, petitor and 39 points better than the doughty Colemanites. The game started off slowly and the mark which gave Buddy Meyer key league might have been expected as a result of Prwn reports that have trickled was forced into the "Hger zone. Sorrell Bruncteau. S Chicago—Karakas; Seibert, Wie- of Washington the title in 1935. teams like and Chicago Black Hawks out. of Coleman, the Canadians are After Stewart's close call on the But Appling's average was just a stzonger than ever and have no , McDowell picked up McMa- be; Romnes, Thompson, March; failing to win games. reason to belie^•e that the rebuilt Burke, Le\insky. Cook. Gottselig. part of a wild hitting outburst hen's pass and sent it home from Jackson, Larochelle, Kendall, Brya- which featiu^d the race. Twenty- But it seems the reverse is true. Chicago and Toronto Leafs will be able to lower their a skirmish for the first counter In seven players—five more than in colons. 1:50. The score made both sides son, Trudel, Blair. crowds are going to see their favorites beaten quite as re­ Officials-Stewart and Mitchell. 1935—hit over .300. Twenty-four ligiously as they attended to see them win. It's strictly up to the Leafs to tighten up but Roberts was at lei­ Summary of Game players scored lOO or more runs, sure until nearly seven minutes of Combine that with Increased at- J Maroons. He substituted for Wilf show them differently. First period—Scoring none. Penal­ 18 drove in 100 or more runs, nine Cudc who sufTcred an injured the psriod had passed, then he ties: Mackie Roulston. Blair. made more than 200 hits, to men­ tendances at due to tl'.c —-• THE DEADLINE easily cleared Aiqjleton's winging C?anadiens' fine showing and it all shoulder in the game with Detroit Second period—1, Detroit, Lewis tion just a lew highlights. Another adds up to prosperity for the mag­ Tliursday. AFPROACHES attempt. (Aurie) 8:05; 2, Chicago, March record was the 758 home run total Today's the last day on which nates. About 45.500 persons saw The Habitants semed to be on The new ruling, forbidding more (Romnes, Thompson) 8:15, Penal­ for the circuit. their way to victory in the first the application form for entry than three men to stand behind their ties: None. four games over the week-end and to the Lethbridge Junior The Yankees "stole the show." In both Toronto and New York report period when Babe Siebert and Pete blue line without the puck, caused Third period—Scoring none. Pen­ Lepine scored, but before that ses­ Hockey Association will be pub­ the Hatters to lose Wright and then alties: Levlnsky, Goodfellow (minor easily winning the pennant they attendance fig­ lished. Forms have tieen coming left broken records strewn in their ures far above sion was over Jimmy Ward thought McDougall for two minutes. Taking and 10 minutes misconduct). Maroons Into the picture and Dave.^ ia steadily and plans for league advantage of the opportunity five Overtime period—3, Detroit, Barry wake. Among them were 2.703 to­ J last year's. flrganization are I>clng made. tal bases, 182 home runs, 995 runs Chicago fans Trottler sent the game into over<-(fP locals swooped down at the Tiger 7:00. Penalties: None, time with his third period marker. APldicants wiU be classified, net, but to no avail. The golf slug­ driven in and 1,065 runs scored. certainly are the divided into teams and the va­ ging Uctlcs of the Tigers scattered The Yanks collected 315 doubles and most loyal hock­ The game was a real old Cana- rious lineups published in the plays away from the hot spot and BRUINS 4, AMERICANS 3 S3 triples. ey has ever seen. dlen-Maroon contest, with plenty of Herald sports columns. The boys Leafs had to be content with diffi­ Americans — Worters; Shields, There were 13,500 penalties. In the second period will pick out names for their cult shots. Murray; Chapman, Carr, Schriner; of them present Paul Haynes and Yip Radley picked Individaal dubs and elect a Kalbfleisch. Cotton, Klein, Oliver, JESSE OWENS Third place, by the slim marghi last night to sec up majors for fighting, and Lionel. At full strength again, the 'Hat Wiseman, Lamb, Emms, Anderson, By ALAN GOULD, of a single , went to Yale's Conacher was handed a 10-mlnute eaptain from among them- boys shifted play up and down the NATIONAL HOCKEY their Hawks sdves. > Doran. Associated Press Sports Editor. football , LawTence Morgan beaten once misconduct for protesting a Ice and tested out Roberts. Petrunia Boston—Thompson: Smith, Port­ LEAGUE LEADERS NEW YORK, Dec. 14.—<;P)—To his Kelley of Wllliamsport, Pa. KcUey again. Detroit did minor. The general approval which breaking away with Spotswood wig­ land; Weiland, Goldsworthy, Cook; collection of four Olympic gold nosed out Max Schmellng. the Ger­ tliis movement has aroused is gled into the goalmouth but Ban­ It 2-1 this time ROUGH AFFAIR Stewart, Jcrxa., Clapper, Beattle, (By The Canadian Press.) medals, as many oak trees, and the man heavyweight who sprang the to regain the The Boston-American game was indicated by the manner in non threw himself headlong on the Hollett, Schmidt. Getllfte, Cowley, CANADIAN SECTION profits of his big broad jump from year's fistic sensation by knocking wlUch assistance is I>eing offer­ puck for a great save. Towards the American divi­ also a rough affair with one fist £ mds. Standing—Canadlens, won 6, lost amateur to professional ranks, Jeste out Louis. The point totals were 33 sion leadership fight, two misconduct penalties and ed.. Most subetantUl boost thus end of the session, with Tigers turn­ Summary of Game and 32, although Schmellng received far Is the news that the C.PJt, 5, tied 2, points 14. Owens today can add the accolade New York Rang­ 10 minors. Milton Schmidt of Bru­ ing on the heat. Stewart was sent First period—1, Boston, Beattle Points—Schriner, Americans, 8 of recognition as the outstanding five ballots for first place, Kelley ers had taken over Saturday by Athletic association will com­ to the bench for tripping. (Clapper, Jerwa) 9:36, Penalties: none. ins got one of the misconducts for pletely equip a Pee Wee hockey goals, 4 assists, 12 points. United States athlete of 1936. beating Toronto 5-3. lighting with Eddie Wiseman In the Openlnff the second period with None. Goals—Schriner, Americans, 8. The sepia streak from Ohio State, First place nominations, otherwise, team with uniforms which will Second period—2, Boston, Cook Both these conteats went over­ third period and tho other went to a burst of speed, both teams forced Assists—Chapman, Amerlcaas, 10. crowned world champion sprinter Included three for Hubbell, two time and there also was extra time of the Amerks for ar­ duplicate those worn by Mont­ (Weiland) 6:02; 3, Boston, Stewart each for Colorado's Glenn Morris real Canadlcns, colorful NJI.L. their goalies into acrobatic perform­ Penalties—Shields, Americans, 23 and broad jumper in the Olympic played at Montreal Saturday night guing with tho officials. (Beattle, Portland) 7:59; 4, Ameri­ minutes. and Georgia's Forrest (Specs) team. ances to make saves. After a few cans, Schriner (Carr, Wiseman) games at Berlin, ran off with the when Canadlens and Maroons staged Ray Getllffo won the game with hard shots at Roberts, the Tigers* Shutouts—Woiters. Americans, 2. ballots in the sixt.h annual poll con­ Towns, a pair of Olympic cham­ a rousing 2-2 tie before 10,000 per­ 16:58. Penalties: Anderson, Clap­ pions; one each for Lou Gehrig, less than four minutes to play when were pushed back into their own per, GetUfle, Hollett. UNITED STATES SECTION ducted by the Associated Press to sons, the same number as saw the he broke the 3-3 deadlock on a AVOIDING ANY zone by Stewart's unexpected as­ Standing—Detroit, won 7. lost 3, determine this year's leading per­ baseball's iron man. and Dutch DICTATING Tliird period—5, Americans, Wise­ Rangers - Toronto contest. There passing play with Bill Cowley and sault on the net. Spotswood bare­ tied 3, points 17. former among the men, amateur or Clark, former Colorado College Al- were 12,000 in Madison Square Gar­ The association stipulated that man (Chapman) 0:28; 6, Americans, Amerlcan quarterback and pro star Bill Sands. ly missed the posts twice during an Wiseman (Anderson) 4:25; 7, Bos­ Points—Aurie, Detroit, 8 goals, 6 pro, in any sport. den last night to see Goals by Red Beattle, In the first any donations should be turned exciting scramble in front of the assists, 14 points. Owens is the second negro in suc­ since then with Detroit Lions, over to the association without any ton. Getliffe (Cowley, Sands) 16:35. whip Americans, 4-3. period, and by Bun (3ook and Nels 'Hatters' goal. Penalties: Smith, Stewart, Schmidt Goals—Aurie and Lewis, Detroit, cession to achieve this athletic dis­ Glenn Morris was ranked fifth with FLUKE GOAL Stewart In the second, seemed to strings attached and to be adminis­ TWO QUICK GOALS 8 each. tinction. Last year Joe Louis, the 17 points and Fred Perry, Eng­ tered as the executive saw fit. , (10 minutes misconduct), Wiseman, The winning goal at Chicago was put the game on ice for the Bruins Anderson picked uo a rebound and Beattie, Cotton, Getlifle, Chapman Assists—Barry, Detroit, 9, Brown Bomber of the ring, was land's great tennis player who re­ In this way any favoritism or cently turned pro. sixth with 12. just another bit of hard luck for but Amerks fought back gamely. zipped a fast one at Bannon caus­ (10 minutes misconduct). Penalties—Seibert, Chicago. 30 voted the outstanding performer of the Hawks, who have won only one put them on dunination by any group or groups minutes. them all. will be avoided. This move has met ing a melee around the net wiUi game In 13. Marty Barry's shot the scoring summary late in tho all the Leafs up. At 12.10 of this Shutouts—Karakas, Chicago, 3. Fifty-one of the 65 experts cpn- MONTREAL ROYALS SELL struck ' stick and second and Wiseman scored twice with greneral approbation and the CANADIENS 2, IVIABOONS 2 tributlng to the 1936 poll put Owens HEATH TO MILWAUKEE Foundation is being laid for an or­ stanza, Anderson grabbed a stray bounced 20 feet in the air. As it in the third to prepare the way for puck and banged in a well earned Canadlcns—Halnsworth; Siebert, at the top of the list. With a total MONTREAL, Dec. 14—«I^Presl- ganization which it is Hoped will Buswell; Lepine, Desilets, Mantha; INTER.AM. HOCKEY fell the Chicago netmlnder and CSetllire's game-winning goal. counter. Pressing the play Petrunia of 170 points in the final tabula­ dent Hector Racine of Montreal Mush March attempted to bat it increase in size and scope from McKenzie, Lorraine, Miller, Haynes, tion, Jesse nearly trebled the count Royals International Baseball league year to year. scored the third marker 50 seconds McGlU. Blake, Jollat, Gagnon, LEAGUE STANDINGS out twt it stnjck both of them and later on a pass from Christensen. of his nearest rival, Carl Hubbell, club annoimced Saturday sale of caromed into the net. Morenz. southpaw ace of New York Giants first baseman Mickey Health to Mil­ Tigers at the tall end of a 3-0 Maroons — Connell; Conacher, NEW HAVEN. Conn., Dec. 14.— The other two goals came within HELEN'S DOING score, forced play into the Leaf and he.M of the year's longest base­ waukee Brewers of the American Hockey Scores BIGHT WELL Evans; Runge, Ward, Northcott; (CB—Official International-American ball winning streak. Hubbell, voted association. No price was stated in 10 seconds in the second period. zone but Stewart, ceaselessly trying Trottler, Marker. Cain. Oracle, Car­ hockey standing: First Herble Lewis took Larry Helen Kelly, one of the finest for points, broke loose and charged the outstanding athlete of 1935, the deal which was a straight cash National Lea^e girl athletes de^-eloped in son, Robinson, Kaminsky, Radley. Eastern Division posted 61 points. transaction. Aurie's pass to beat Karakas, and Canadlens 2; Maroons 2. Lethbridge, is going great guns into the Medicine Hat territory OfBclals—E. Daigneault and O. W.L.T.P. A. P. 10 seconds later March shot from Rangers S; Maple Leafs 3. in the ladles' basket­ where he was bounced by the de­ Cleghorn. Springfield 6 2 5 31 26 17 the blue line and beat Norm Smith Red Wings 2; Blackhawks 1. ball league this season. Tied fence. Summary of Game Providence 7 5 0 30 32 14 cleanly. Bruins 4; Americans 3. for a time in the scoring lists, The teams tore into each other First period—1 Canadlens, Siebert Philadelphia , .. 5 5 4 33 35 14 Cecil Dillon of Rangers was tho International-American Helen went to town last week at a terrific pace at the sound of (Morenz) 4:47; 2, Canadlens, De- New Haven 5 7 2 32 35 12 hero of the game Springfield 1; New Haven 1. and scored 19 points as her the third period bell, and soon Cor­ pine (Desilets) 14:00; 3, Mar(x>ns, Western Division PARENTS! LET YOUR BOYS PLAY ? at Toronto, scor- Syracuse 3; Philadelphia 3. team, the Wittichens, trpunqed mier was sent to the box for an il­ Ward 18:56. Penalties: Cain and Syracuse 6 4 3 48 33 15 .; ing three goals Rhode Island 6; Pittsburgh 1. Jimmies. As a result she took legal body check. Leafs, with a man Haynes. Pittsburgh 5 4 2 34 29 12 and assisting in Springfield 2; Pittsburgh 0. a 12-point lead over her near­ short, carried play to the Tigers Second period—No score. Penal­ Cleveland 1 8 2 16 34 4 another. Toron­ Cleveland 2; Syracuse 2. est rival in the "Big Six." She and pounded Bannon with several ties: Seibert, Cain, Conacher, Rad­ HOCKEY IN SUPERVISED LEAGUES! to came from be­ Rhode Island 5; Philadelphia 1. has compiled a total of 83 shots before Stewart snatched the ley (major), Haynes (major), Con­ hind three times American A^oclatlon points thus far this season, puck and scored unassisted. Apple- acher (10-mlnute misconduct). <• BIG SIX STANDINGS * Any Lethbridge boy under the age of 18 years on or before December to tie the score St. Louis 1; Tulsa 0. ton and T. Gray scurried into the Tliird'period—4, Maroons, Trot­ 15 is eligible to apply for membership in the Lethbridge Junior Hockey and Rangers Northern League Lethbridge fans will remem- Leaf zone alone and almost scored. tler 13:29. Penalty: Buswell. Association. Every boy who is accepted will be placed on a team, bar Helen as a star performer ripped in two Portland 1; Oakland 0. Gray overskated the puck and Rob­ Overtime period—No score. Pen­ W. L. D. P.A.Pts regardless of his ability. goals in over- Eastern Amateur (U.S.) with the Adanacs on basketball erts dashed out of his net a few alty: Cain. Fill out the form below and mail it to Dick Matthews, sports editor Atlantic City 1; Hershcy 1. and Softball teams. While with Rangers .. 6 0 0 25 4 12 thne. Their per­ yards to slam the rubber away. On Bronks ... of the Herald. New York 4;,Hershey 3. tbe Adanacs the club was snc- RANGERS 5, LEAFS 3 0 14 14 4 fect passing at­ a dashing play McDo^'ell passed Superiors . 8 4 The form will bo published every day for the remainder of the week tacks gave them Alberta Senior Six ceasfnl in taking the AlbcrU to Christensen who scored in 8:20. Rangers—Kerr; Coulter, Heller; and all applications must be in on or before Tuesday, December 15. Calgary Rangers 3; Drumhellcr 0. senior women's title for two Watson, Keeling, Murdoch; Pratt, Dominions 7 8 a good edge over Tigers exerted all their efforts for Elks 4 21 Applicants win be classified according to weights, divided into teams the Leafs. Edmonton Superiors 5; Olds 1. years band-running. • Johnson, Shlblcky; N. Colville, M. and formed into leagues. Names of players on the various teams and Calgary Bronks 5; Edmonton Do­ a lone marker but the locals held Colville, Boucher; Dillon, Cooper, Miners ... 1 8 Gordon Drillon the puck in the 'Hat zone and nu­ league schedules will be published in the Herald as soon as the association Cecil DlUon scored two of the minions 4. DIAMOND Patrick. Exhibition ^ merous scrambles resulted in front Toronto—Broda; Day, Hamilton; executive has classified the players. Toronto goals and Harvey Jackson DtST of the Gas City net. Anderson • WEEK-END N.H.L. STARS • The association retains the right to reject any application. got the other, while Lyrm Patrick Lethbridge Maple Leafs S; Medl.4|L Rog. Homsby calls his new boss Apps, Drillon, Jackson; Thorns, cine Hat Tigers 0. ^ breezed the net with one of his cus­ Pinmgan, ShiU; Kelly, Metz, Fowler; «•<••<••!•••••^X :thfl Beooklyn Dodgers, lon (Patrick, N. Colville) 1:15; 8, injury or injuries suffered by him on the rink or premises operated by la tkMpUfm ptM seasons in the ma- treal Canadlens. INDIAN IKE CAZZELL V3. GUST JOHNSON. can circuit... He won 12 games in Rangers, Patrick (Dillon) 8:43. Pen­ Babe Siebert, Canadlens, who the Association. Portland. 179 lbs.—178 lbs., Minneapolis Jar ;)^tgue8. He^Jiitcbed 618 games, a row for the Giants in 1927 . . . . alty: Horner. ...vtjnpng sno ,«])d losing 309 for a played his usual tireless game and Best two out of three falls, 60 minute^ Burleigh was the last of the spit- scored a goal for the Plying French­ Bentage,*He saw service with ball pitchers when he stepped from The United States department of (Signature of parent or guardian) BATTLE ROYAL men. Re(eree, HENRY VINEY jJStjdgerp; guants, Braves, the Wg time in 1934 . . . agriculture is endeavoring to raise Cecil Dillon, Rangers, whose three !»Uf,/jn(l Cubs In the National a smaller turkey on its farm in Adroisslon: Ringside $1.00, Reserved 75o and tax, Rush SOo. Ladies goals and an assist helped the New free with one paid admission, Children 25c and tan •aip :Xaalt«(es ta,the Anjeri- How time squirts by. Bcltsvllle, Md. Yorkers defeat Toronto 5-3, (Signature of applicant)