Milton Schmidt and David Bauer in Toronto on New Year’s Day 1966
A reminiscence highlights Milton Conrad Schmidt, a top Kitchener center from the Bruins, and Father David Bauer of St Michael’s College who both spent part of New Year’s Day 1966 in Toronto. The piece notes Schmidt’s elite Bruins record, Morenz’s nearby roots, and Bruins’ dire season after a New Year defeat to the Maple Leafs.
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Milton Conrad Schmidt and Father Bauer Advised With Hope
A New Year encounter in Toronto shows Milton Conrad Schmidt rooted in hope and faith while facing Bruins needs. He cautions about libel in reports on Ted Green and Goyette, notes Christmas in Boston matters, and stresses the team must score and restrain opponents. Father David Bauer arrives after Canada’s National Team finished second in an international event.
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Father Bauer
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Canada
Father Bauer Leads Canadian Hockey Hope On New Year
On New Year’s Day 1966 in Toronto Father Bauer praised Canada’s 3-2 victory over the Czechs in Colorado Springs while noting past 8-0 loss to the same team. He stressed Canada’s progress and faith in the right road as two Kitchener center men face a major hockey task.
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Victoria and Portland lead WHL with weekend wins
Victoria tops Vancouver 4-1 and 5-3 as 43 points keep them first in the WHL. Portland, two points back, defeats Seattle 6-2 and 3-2 and 9-0 Los Angeles as Goyer Ronson and Schmautz pace the Buckaroos with multi goal efforts.
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Bill McFarland
Don Ward
Packers Rally Behind veterans to claim NFL title
Green Bay, led by Jim Taylor and Paul Hornung, powered past the Cleveland Browns 23 12 at Lambeau Field to win the league title. Taylor rushed 27 times for 96 yards, Hornung 18 for 105, while Bart Starr passed for 147 yards and a score.
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NFL and AFL Draft Signings Show NFL Dominance
The NFL signed 38 of 43 top draft choices, besting the AFL’s 11 of 23. Notable deals include Danny Anderson, Johnny Roland, Harold Lucas, and Francis Peay. Houston Oilers pursued four tackles for a $1,000,000 package, KC Chiefs snagged Heisman winner Mike Garrett, and Anderson inked a $600,000 pact with Green Bay.
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Newfoundland Hockey Seeks Autonomy in CAHA Ties
Newfoundland Amateur Hockey Association leaders push for entering the Canadian Amateur Hockey Association as a separate branch rather than as part of the Maritime league. NAHA wants deals on rules and possible later season timing, while CAHA shows interest but requires clearer terms and provincial linkage. Don Johnson, NAHA president, warns of a five year horizon if terms favor Newfoundland.
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Big three fall in New Year bowl upsets
UCLA beats Michigan State 14-12 in the Rose Bowl as Beban and Stiles star for the Bruins. LSU edges Arkansas 14-7 in the Cotton Bowl with Labruzzo twice scoring from the one. Alabama downs Nebraska 39-28 in the Orange Bowl, Sloan throwing for 296 yards despite an injury. Missouri also tops Florida 20-18 in the Sugar Bowl.
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Kurt Zimmerman
Dallas
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Miami
Canada's ski team ready for rugged European tour
The 11 member Canadian national ski team leaves for an 18 day tour with tough exams after a demanding training camp. The men and women race in Adelboden Wengen and Kitzbuhel Austria and Oberstdorf Grindelwald Maribor Germany with Notre Dame University tutors providing academic support in Nelson.
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Kimberley
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Calgary
Dave Jacobs
Nancy Greene
Rossland
Karen Dokka
Andree Crepeau
Sherbrooke, Que
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Garrie Matheson
Montreal
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Hull extends scoring lead with weekend two goals and two assists
Bobby Hull of the Chicago Black Hawks tallied two goals and two assists in NHL weekend action, boosting his season total to 29 goals and 20 assists for 49 points, nine ahead of Montreal’s Bobby Rousseau who has 40. Stan Mikita is third with 39 points and Norm Ullman sits at 37.
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Saban Quits Bills for Maryland Coaching Job
Lou Saban resigns as Buffalo Bills coach after leading the team to consecutive Eastern Division titles and AFL championships. The 44-year-old coach, AP Coach of the Year, will be named head coach at the University of Maryland, with plans stated as indefinite.
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Want Ads Offer Wide Range of Help and Pets
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Packers edge Browns in championship game with field goals
Groza and Jerry Kramer of the Packers propelled the team to a title win as Groza added two field goals. The victory likely netted about $7,000 to each Packer, while Browns players received about $4,600 as losing shares from gate receipts.
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Sluggish kidneys may cause restless nights and backache
An old medical ad explains sluggish kidney action leads to urinary irritation and bladder discomfort, causing backache and sleepless nights. It promotes Dodd's Kidney Pills to stimulate kidney action and soothe irritation, claiming over 70 years of use and a new large size for better value.
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