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THURSDAY, OCTOBER 21 STRATFORD BLANKS GENERA , 194, THE DAILY TIMES-GAZETTE PAGE TWENTY-ONE "Dinny" Flanagan Pace-Setter As Kroehlers Dunk Oshawa To Please Opening Game Fans "Boat" Hurley's Fine Goaling Shuts Out Gen- erals Despite Several Fine Scoring Chances -- Sullivan Throws His Stick and Stratford Makes Good on Penalty Shot -- Oshawa Plays Best Hockey in Third Period 'Stratford, Oct. 20--(CP)--Strat- ' ford Kroehlers enoved 'into a four- way third-place tie in the OHA junior "A" race tonight by defea- 'ting Oshawa Generals here, 6-0. * For two periods the pace was fast, but considerable body 'checking and boarding served to slow down both teams: Kroehlers scored three goals in the first period and two in the second period to grab a 5-0 lead at the end of the second stanza. With less than two minutes to go, L©O'Hearn grabbed a loose puck on a breakaway and coasted In close, only to have his shot spoiled when Sullivan threw his stick. On the resulting . penalty shot, O'Hearn made no mistake in registering _Kroehler's sixth counter. Dinny Flanagan . led, the point scorers with a goal and three #s- sists, while Bibber O'Hearn. -con- tributed one goal and two assists for the winters. Flanagan and Boat Hurley in goal, starred for Kroehlers with Bibber O'Hearn well to the fore. Montgomery of the Generals was a standout for his team and only goalie Hurley's terrific puck-finding deprived him of a couple of coun- ters, . OBHAWA GENERALS: Goal, Hendry; defénse, Sullivan, Scott; centre, Hooper; wings, Montgomery, Gamble; alts., Hall, Thompson, Blair, Jankowski, Palmer, O'Connor, Chapman, Burton. STRATFORD KRO : Goal, Hurley; defense, Beda, Bragagnolo; centre, Flanagan; wings, O'Hearn, Maclver; alts, Mitchell, McMinn, Katz- man, Cadieux, Houston, Barber, Jamie- son, Leckie. Officials: Jack Liscombe, Jack Hogan, Galt. First Period d, K (Ho Leckie (F1 an ) TT: n) ... 9:4 ) 10:2 Hooper, Leckie, Sullivan. : Second Period 4--Stratford, Cadieux (Jamieson) .13:28 S-L8tratford, MacIver (Flanagan, O'Hearn) 19:03 Penalties--McMinn, O'Connor, Palmer. . Third Period 6--Stratford, O'Hearn (penalty shot) Penalties--MaclIver, Houston, Palmer, STANDINGS O.HA. JUNIOR "A" LWT 8t. Catharines Tr cane 0 GO 00 OW MY cooocoocoH cconnnoan? Om Future Games Friday -- Marlboros at Guelph; 8t. Michael's at' 8t. Catharines; Galt at Barrie. NATIONAL LEAGUE P. W.L T > Detroit ton Montreal -. - axons FNC TR Future Games Tonight--Toronto at Montreal. Saturday--Chicago at Detroit; De- troit at Montreal. y -- T at D ; New York st Boston. O.H.A. SENIOR P. . In common » ac i | Wednesday's Results 3 Marlbo Tuesday Result +o T Kit.-Wat. "Exhibition Tour For Cage Squad May Gain Title | By BILL IVENS Canadian Press Staff Writer Winnipeg, Oct. 21 (AP).--On the assumption a rolling stone does gather a little moss, Al Carlson, youthful mentor of the Manitoba basketball champion Winnipeg Paulins, will take his boys on a month-long jaunt through the United States this winter to give them seasoning. The way Al sees it, the ability to play consecutive, one-night stands is going to mean the differgnce when playoff time rolls aro! ext spring. Pauling came within an ace of upsetting Vancouver's Cloverleafs, winners of the Dominion cage title for the last two years, in a hard- fought, three-game series for the Wes@rn crown here last spring. And Carlson thinks he has the winning combination in this sea- son's edition: ;* "With all last year's squad back . this season, and with the invaluable experience they gained the play- offs, we're going to tough to beat," he avers, "I e it's our year, . Negotiations are still under way for the proposed tour through the States, but the lanky manager, him- self a"hoop star with the Toilers in Winnipeg's on days, expects A. H.L. HOCKEY By The Canadian Press Buffalo Bisons Wednesday night cut off the Providence Reds' four- game winning streak with a 5-0 shutout in the American Hockey League and the Springfield Indians, uncorking their best scoring attack to date, blanked Philadelphia Rockets 7-0. The St. Louis Flyers scored four times in the final period as they defeated New Haven Ramblers 6-1. George Pargeter netted four goals as the Bisons scored their second victory 'in five starts. The Buffalo left "winger notched his first counter in the opening period. Then he got two of three Bison tallies within 40 seconds while the Reds' Jackie Hamilton was serving his second penalty, for slashing. Pargeter sniped the first and third of the short-handed goals while Les Douglas bagged the other, The Indians had no trouble downing the Rockets after Billy Gooden opéned the scoring in the first few minutes of the tilt. Wimpy Jones and Kaiser made it 3-0 be- fore the period enfled, Another trio of scores by Armand Lemieux, Vic Auger and Gooden, his second of the game, made the count 6-0 with the final marker coming in the final stanza on a shot by Jones, St. Louis scored four times, once in the first stanza, once in the second and twice in the third be« fore the Ramblers replied with Sher White beating goalie Almas, un- assisted. Paul Gladu dented the twine three times while his teammates Billy McComb, Johnny Raynak and Lloyd Doran accounted for one goal apiece in the last period. Montreal Forum Seating Capacity To Be Increased Montreal, Oct. 21--(CP)--Seating capacity of Montreal Forum, home 6 | of Canadiens of the National Hock- ey League and show spot for all sorts of events, will be increased by 3,000, it was announced. Approval of the plan, which will entail removal of one wall and ad- dition to the roof, was given at the' annual meeting a few days ago. The change will bring actual seat- ing capacity to 13,000. In the pres- ent building, jam-packed hockey crowds, including standees, have been as great as 12,000. The change may not come for a year, depending on ability of. con- tractors to obtain steel. No estimate of the cost was announced. St. Catharines--Beamsville High School Seniors handed Ridley' Col- lege Fourths a 27-10 defeat in inter- school football competition. 0.M.H.A. Officials Announce Dates Referee Sessions 'The Ontario Minor Hockey As- sociation seems to be away to the start of another record breaking season. Previous record date for first entry was October, 21st. Al- ready the O.MH.A. reports five entries, and four of them are new entries from municipalities never before represented in minor hoc- key. Crowland Township were first in, with two teams, followed by a Juvenile entry from Stirling and then two entries from the Thistletown Boys' Club. Dates for the first three sessions of the OM.H.A. Forum for refe- rees are announced by Committee Chairman Bert Hick, as follows: - Tuesday, November 2, 8 pm, in the Recreation Rooms, the Arena, Lindsay. Director, A. E. Hick, Lindsay Assistant Diréctor, V. M. Burr (Oshawa). Thursday, November 4th, 8 p.m. in the Town Hall, Mitchell. Direc- tor, Herb Parker, Stratford; As- sistant = Director, Ed McCormack, Mitchell. Thursday, November 4th, 8 p.m., in the Town Hall, Bolton. Direc- tor, O. J. Hardwick, Bolton; As- sistant Director, Len Simmons, Au- rora. Sports Roundup New York, Oct. 21--(AP)--Joe Louis has come and gone and a lot of the boys on the boxing beat were sitting around Harry Markson's of- fice discussing. the heavyweight champ's announcement that he'd fight again next June. Markson, now managing director of the 20th Century Sporting .Club, still speaks with the frankness he employed as publicity man, so it wasn't surpris- ing to hear him remark: , "Louis would be silly if he didn't fight. He won't get hurt and he can make a lot of money--and no doubt Joe needs it." By way of further ex- planation, Harry added: "The fighters that are around now, like the fellows he's considering--Baksi, Charles and Lee' Oma--wouldn't hurt him much even if one of them knocked him out. It would be dif- ferent if there was a rising young Dempsey around. Then there might be a good reason for Louis to re- tire." "Everything's Jake" Tackling a new and big job has left pipe-smoking Harry unruffled and he has his owh explanation for that, too. "Anyone who stays around Mike Jacobs long acquires some of the Jacobean philosophy," Markson says. "I'like to recall when Louis fought Buddy Baer in Wash- ington--the time Buddy knocked him out of the ring. The situation was such that the bout had to go on that one night or mot at all, and during the afternoon a terrific storm came up. Reporters were bat- tering the door of our hotel suite to ask if Mike would call the fight off, and Mike just sat there and reminisced about his early days on the Coney Island excursion boats. 'I've been fighting mature all my. life, he said. He didh't worry about it and, sure enough, about four o'clock the sun came out and the fight went on." a Bert Giesebrecht Scores Two for Homesters in 6-1 Win Over Guelph-- Flock of Penalties in 1st Period But Steady Play Prevails Rest of Way -- Rival Goalies to Fore Windsor, Oct. 21--(CP)--Windsor Spitfires swept to their second straight triumph of the junior OHA season here last night by drubbing Guelph Biltmores, 6-1, in the latter's first start before a crowd of 2,200. Bert Giesebrecht paced the Windsor attack with two geals and an assist. y Windsor grabbed a 2-0 lead in the first period on the strength of goals by George Ouellette and Francis O'Grady, while the Bilt~ mores were shorthanded. Play was ragged during this session as offi- cials "Ab" Grant and Dave Parsons handed out 12 penalties, including a 10-minute misconduct to John Wilson 'for arguing. Goalies Dennis Mooney of Wind- sor and Dan Kewley of Guelph were both sharp and turned in out- standing - performances. Mooney stopped 32 shots, Kewley 40. GUELPH: Goal, Kewley; defense, a Windsor Spitfires Win Another As Giesehrecht Leads the Way Martin, Vasey; centre, Obherholzer; wings, Bellringer, Richardeon; alts, Speck, Bolan, Bathgate, Ruble, Mullen, Plumb, Ferguson, Shaw. WINDSOR: 1, Mooney; Pronovost, Lundmark; centre, L. - son; wings, J. Wilson, McGinn; alts, Oullette, Skov, McKay, Bert Giese- brecht, O'Grady, Bruce Giesebrecht, Hay, Lavergne. flicials: Ab Grant, Toronto; Dave Parsons, Windsor. First Period 1--Windsor, Oullette (J. Wilson) 2--Windsor, O'Grady (Bs Glesebrecht) Penalties--Oullette 2, Fel tin 2, Bolan, Hay, Mullen, Plumb, McKay, J. Wilson (10 mins.) Second Period 3--Windsor, Bert Glesebrecht ..... 4--Guelph, Ferguson (Plumb) : Penalties -- Pronovost, Mullen, Bath- cKay, Bolan. Third Period 5--Windsor, Bert Glesebrecht (Bruce Giesebreest) Erna vane in 6--Windsor, Skov (McKay) 7--Windsor, J. Wilson ..... oe 8 Penalties--Bruce Giesebrecht, Vasey. defense, 9:40 gate, FIGHTS LAST NIGHT By The Associated Press White Plains, N.Y.--Steve Belloise, 160',, New York, knocked out Bobby James, 159, New York (4). Binghamton, N.Y. -- Burl Charity, 160',, Youngstown, O., outpointed Joe Taylor, 157, Binghamton (10). New York--Roland Lastarza, 189, New York, outpointed Mike Jacobs, 180, New York (6). . There are bargains galore! -- on The Times-Gazette classified page. 10 KiNG ST. W. MEN! HERE'S REAL VALUE 50 MEN'S TWEED SUITS Reg. Prices up to $42.60 On Sale FRIDAY and SATURDAY ar 22.50 Odd Lines Taken From Our Regular Stock for Quick Selling SIZES 35 TO 42 COLORS GREY, SAND, BROWN, BLUE "Styles for Men and Young Men 2 and 3 Button Single Breasted Hurry For Yours Friday am. and See Them in the Window' KINLOCH'S LTD. 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Canucks Regain Winger Joe Bell Buffalo, N.Y, Oct. 21--Joe Bell, a left winger, who led the American Hockey in number of goals two seasons ago, was returned by the Buffalo Bisons to the parent Mont- real Canadiens of the Hockey League. Bell figured in the New York Rangers-Canadiens trade last year in which the former obtained centre Buddy O'Connor and defenseman Frankie Eddolls. Sent to Buffalo on option for the 1647-48 season, Bell tallied 57 points in 66 games. HOCKEY'S BIG SEVEN Eddie Sandford, Boston Bruin for- ward, took the lead In the National Hockey League scoring race last night National | Li LS 6-0-- WINDSOR WINS OVER GUELPH when he ra) in two assisted on two more for a 1 of six points. He scored two s 18 Bruins first game against Toronto las! Saturday. Doug Bentley, Chicagé sharpshooter, with two goals and 1 assist climbed up with early leade Elmer Lach and rookie Mac McNab. The leaders: A. Pa Sandford, Boston | McNab, Detroit . Howe, Detroit .... 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