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PACE TWELVE THE DAILY TIMES-CAZETTE MONDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1948 Take This For That! Welter Champ Ray Robinson is shown hooking a right hand into the side of Contender Kid Galivan just as Galivan is pushing a straight left Robinson won the decision in the non-title fight Presse Canadian into Robinson's face. --Central GENERA "Red" Stephen Two -- "Dusty" --Hendry Misses Shut- out in Last Half-minute Of Game -- Plenty of Penalties. Oshawa Generals kept their home-ice record intact and moved into a tie for third place with the Barrie Flyers in the OHA. Jun- jor "A" race when they handed at New York, before an estimated 10,000 fans. BY QPORT ., WO HAPSHOTS _" Oshawa Generals chalked up another clean-cut win on Saturdey | keep on trying The | make night, making the Galt Rockets their newest "Oshawa" victims. A | ------ Galt Rockets a 7-1 defeat here at the Oshawa Arena on Sautrday, in | the first meeting of thé two teams lin this season's schedule. | 'The game was not up to the standard of the last three home games, with the Galt Rockets be- |ing unable to extend the speedy | homesters to the limit, all they did hard enough to interesting contest it an Rockets are having trouble and Coach Alfie Moore intimated last night | throughout. that there'll be still more changes in his roster very shortly, in order | Picking "Donald Motors" Three- to arrive at a winning combination. O'Connor Starts It Off Homebrew Ted O'Connor opened Stars was a tricky business for the "experts" in charge, although Tkachuk the scoring early when he took a was easily the Galt standout. Hopper played a lot of aggressive an good hockey for the Rockets too but he spoiled his night's work with a | chippy penally that resulted almost directly in two Oshawa goals, in the "Red" third period. For Oshawa, the starting line of "Dusty" Blair, d |Dice set-up pass from his centre, 'Dusty" Blair and beat Somerville cleanly. About five minutes later, with the teams at full strength, O- Connor notched his second tally, Stephen and Ted O'Connor were all very much to the fore, along with | with Gerry Scott and Blair help- goalie Stew Hendry. Hendry did some puck-stopping deluxe in the ing out on the three-way play that second period and was. sensational in the third period but he missed his gave the visiting goalie no chance. shutout on a rather easy one. "Dusty" Blair was "hot' night, with four assists and a goal late in the game, for a five-point total. He helped Ted O'Connor and "Red" Stephen on each of their goals. O'Connor got the first two in the first period while Stephen got his two, one in the second and the other in the third session Stephéh and Tkachuk were awarded the silverware, with Hendry getting "honorable mention * As + Coach Tommy Anderson didn't have Frank Sullivan, regular defenceman, dressed for Saturday night's game, "Sully" nursing an infected foot. Hall, Thompson, Scott and Hill all saw plenty of regular action as a result and performed well. Hall played his best game of the with Th also making good moves while Scott is showing improvement each time out, at the blue-line job. While the Blair-Stephen-0O'Connor line hogged the limelight Satur- day night, Gamble, Hooper and Montgomery contributed to the total Chapman continues to appear to be trying hard but not getting very iar, however, the entire Oshawa club showed an etfige over the Rockets in the matter of speed and their hard-skating, earnest try is pleasing entertai for the fans. The win should put the Generals in fine fettie for their next game, which is on Wednesday night, When Syl Apps and his Marlbores visit Oshawa Arena, bring- ing along George Armstrong, holder of the "Red" Tilson Memorial Trophy and the 1947-48 Junior OHA scoring ehampionship. 4 w + Oshawa's victory Saturday might put them in a tie with Barrie Flyers for third place in the race, with ten points apiece. St. Michael's College Majors rapped a 6-1 defeat nto the Guelph Biltmores on Saturday after- noon and that prevented the "Hatters" from keeping pace with the Generals in their climp to overtake Barrie Flyers. In the other game Saturday afternoon, St. Catharines chalked up another 5-3 victory over Marlboros to boost their first-place lead over the rest of the pack. The win by St. Mike's would indicate that Coach Joe Primeau has got the Blair. and "Irish" in a clicking mood and from here in, the Bay Street College | pucksters will be tough to beat. Tee Pees are still wining along with the Generals the only team to take a fall out of them, but of course Tee Pees haven't met Windsor Spitfires yet. That happens this Satur- day night in Windsor." Meanwhile, there is no game booked for the Junjor "A" loop 'tonight but tomorrow Stratford Kroehlers visit St. Kitts and go right back to Stratford on Wednesday night, when Marlies are playing here, Galt is at Windsor and Barrie visits Guelph, * * Up at Alexandra Park on Saturday afiernoon, the Oshawa "Red Raiders" won their fourth-straight rugby playoff battle, de- feating Toronto St. Aidan's 21-0 in the second game of the Big Four Junior "B" ch jonship finals. That win enabled the local Junior, Raiders to take the final round from St. Aidan's by a total of 27 to 0, it being a home-and-home total-points affair. The sturdy Red Raiders had too much weight and power along the line, plus a defi- nite edge in ball-carrying and passing, that proved too much for St. Aidan's. "Red" McDermaid got a couple of touchdowns, one on a behind -the-line fumble, while Jimmie Loreno and Jedd Wilson each toted the bali over the St. Aidan's goal-line for a major score. None of the four Oshawa touchdowns were converted but the Red Raiders proved their superiority in definite fashion and also proved, that when playing against Junior "B" talent, they are the pick of the province, > * oh In the other grid tilt here on Saturday afternoon, played earlier in the day, Oshawa Collegiate and Vocational Institute dropped a 16-6 decision to the powerful junior grid team from the Peterboro C.V.8. in the first game of their Lakeshore District COSSA grid series. This too is a home-and-home, total points series and the Oshawa students face the task of wiping out that 10-point deficit, when they play the return game back in Peterboro on Thursday. The OCVI boys' rallied after the visitors had scored the first touchdown and Mowesky carried the ball over for a major and then converted to give Oshawa a 6-5 lead. The Oshawa Collegiate boys held the 6-5 lead until the final quarter and then faded as the Young-to-Evans forward pass combination for Peterboro set up a couple of major scores. The Liftlock City boys played (Continued on Page 11) on Saturday O'Connor, sy OSHAWA ARENA SKATING TONIGHT Children Under 16 Years Not Admitted! TEEN-AGE JR. OHA. HOCKEY WED. NIGHT MARLBOROS Tickets Now On Sale At Mike's Place! OSHAWA | | That concluded the scoring for the first stanza, although there was still plenty of other action, parti- {cularly in the penalty box Bob {Palmer was in a cross-checking mood and drew a couple of sin-bin | Jaunts for these tactics in the first period, while Hall got one for in- terference and two of the visitors, Newcombe and Deficile both were thumbed for minor offences "Red" Stephen made it 3-0 for the Generals early in the second | stanza, when he took a pass from | "Dusty" Blair at the goal-mouth {and made no mistake. Dick Gam- | ble took Gerry Scott's pass at the blue-line, stick-handled this way in and around the net, and scored | from in front with a nice snot, on- ly twenty seconds after Stephen's {goal. | Two minutes later; Palmer got | chased again and Rockets held their own when Oshawa was short-hand- |ed Later Chapman and Hill were thumbed off for tripping penalties, |in close succession, and Rockets | made their best bid with the two- man advantage. However, Stew Hepdry, in the Oshawa goal, was |in top form and pulled off some | sparkling saves, while O'Connor and Blair did some fine checking, to break up many a Galt rush. Lively Third Period The third period proved a pep- | pery session from start to finish { with Galt Rockets trying very hard to break into the scoring col- | umn, right from the face-off, with | Hopper setting the attack pace for |the Rockets while Tkachuk con- {tinued his yoeman work on the | yparguard to give Sommerville sound protection. | Tempers wore thin under the dil- | igent checking tactics and finally | Hill and Broughton tiffed in a | high-sticking session and drew | penalties. Montgemery followed a | minute later for slashing and while | these boys served their sentences, |the Rockets pressed hard but |found Stew 'Hendry too good for them in the Oshawa goal, as he booted out blazing shots or snared them with his free hand Price drew a penalty for Galt, for charging and a few seconds la- ter, Hopper threw an elbow into | Montgomery's face, which earned Hopper a trip to the penalty pew. Minus two players, the Rockets were no match for the galloping ganging act, Frank Hooper getting the first on help from Gamble and ond goal of the night, with his line- mates, Blair and O'Connor help- ing him out as did the Galt de- fense pair, by backing in to block Sommerville's view. The momentum of this attack continued even after Hooper and Price were back from the penalty box and "Dusty" Blair notched his tally, with O'Connor and Scott helping along, to make it 7-0. Just Misses Shutout Stew Hendry missed his shutout, after pulling off a flock of brilli- ant saves in the third period es- pecially, plus some fine puck-stop- ping in the second stanza. The heart-breaking tally to spoil the shutout was notched with just 29 seconds left to play when Hopper and Tkachuk worked the uck deep into Oshawa territory and Bouve- 11 pootted the disc with a lazy-look- Ing shot, from about a dozen feet out. Saturday night's same proved to be the big might for the "Dusty" Blair-'Red" Stephen-Ted O'Con- nor line" "Dusty" collected four as- sists, one on each of the pair of goals scored by Stephen and O'- Connor and in addition he added 2 goal himself, for a fine total of five points for his night's work. O'Connor had his two goals and two assists for a total of four while Stephen collected only two goals, but turned in what was easily his best game to-date. : Cammy Sool, wilh three assist points, Gamble with one of each and defensemen Hall and Thomp- son were other Oshawa standouts. Hall, Thompson, Scot and Hill got more work than usual, with Frank Ted O'Connor Pops Two In First Frame and | Adds | Blair Chalks Up Four Assists And Gerry Scott Three Generals, who promptly rapped in | a couple of quick goals "from their | Hall and Stephen geting his sec- | LS WIN Galt Rockets Fail To Extend Fast-Stepping Oshawa Club In Their First Clash of Schedule I The Summary GALT ROCKETS: Goal, Som- | merville; defense, Tkachuk and | Yeamans; centre, Deficile; wings, | Burcham and Bell; alts, Hopper, | Hudson, Price, Needham, New- |combe, Broughton and Bouycoff. | OSHAWA GENERALS: Goal, Hendry; defense, Hall and Thomp- son; centre, Blair; wings, Stephen and O'Connor; alts, Hooper, Gam- | ble, Montgomery, Chapman, Bur- ton, Palmer, Scott and Hill Officials: Maurice Welsh, New- market and Pearcey Allen, Toronto. First Period 1--Oshawa, O'Connor (Blair) 2--Oshawa, O'Connor (Scott, Blair) Penalties: Palmer (2), combe, Hall and Deficile. Second ePriod 3---Oshawa, Stephen (Blair) 235 4--Oshawa, Gamble (Scott) .. 2.58 Penalties: Palmer, Chapman, Hill, | Needham and Thompson. Third Period 5--Oshawa, Hooper( Gamble, Hal)... ... cea 6--Oshawa, Stephen (Blair, O'Connor) I EA A 7--Oshawa, Blair (O'Connor, Scott) aw as ap 8--Galt, Bouycoff (Hopper, Tkachuk) .. sere 1931 Pealties: Hill, Broughton, Mont- gamery, Price, Hooper and Chap- man. 141 ..12.,51 .14.54 Sullivan out of action with an in- jured foot. The Oshawa rearguard men played well and gave Hendry fine protection most of the time, while thet lad made some great saves only to miss a fairly easy one that cost him his shutout. fenseman Tkachuk was Galt's best. Hopper played well and play- ed hard but temper displays in the third period spoiled his effective- ness and partially cost his team two goals in the final frame. De- ficile, Bell, Burcham and Neewham, all played well in spots but they were shaded by the speedier Osha- Wa crew. Maple Leafs Eke Out Tie With Rangers By The Canadian Press Beaten 2-0 by Montreal Cana- diens Saturday night, Detroit Red Wings roared back Sunday to plas- ter Boston Bruins 7-3 and protect their first-place spot in the National Hockey League. Montreal's win -- Bill Durnan's third shutout this year--moved Ca- nadiens into a second place tie with Boston, four points behind Detroit. New York Rangers battled Tor- onto Maple Leafs to a 3-3 draw Saturday and then dropped a 4-2 decision to Chicago Black Hawks That game put Rangers and Black Hawks into a tie for the cellar posi- tion with four points each, three be- hind. Toronto Spread All Around Seven men scored Detroit's seven goals as Red Wings finished their toughest week-end this year by polishing off Bruins Ted Lindsay, Jerry Couture, Jim McFadden, Pete Horeck, Bill Quac- kenbush, George Gee and Bud Poile got them. - Grant Warwick got two goals for Boston before being banished in the final period for fighting back at Gordon Howe. H. Lumley made 26 saves against Canadiens in the Saturday .zame, but it wasn't enough to stop big Butch Bouchard: Bouchard who scored only four goals in all of last season, scored twice in less than a minute of the first period. Although the week-end left Red Wings four points ahead, Montreal had one and Boston two games in hand. Moe Clipped Again Bill Moe, just nicely recovered from the pre-season car accident that badly crippled the Rangers, was caried from the ice Sunday | night when Doug Bentley inadver- | tently broke his stick across Moe's mouth, losening six teeth. Bentley potted two goals as the Hawks got their second win this | year, with Bill Mosienko and Jack | Stewart each getting one. Edgar La- | prade got both of them for Rangers. | Against Toronto the night before, | certain victory was snatched from | the Rangers with 54 seconds re- | maining. Trailing 3-2 with less than two minutes to go, Coach Hap Day | pulled goalie Turk Broda and sent | six men against Chuek Rayner. Af- | ter two faceoffs ir Ranger territory, | Ted Kennedy pushed the puck home. Rookie Clint Albright, Don Ra- leigh and Pentti Lund scored for Rangers with Harry Watson getting Toponto's other two goals. HUCKEY'S BIG SEVEN Grent Warwick, Boston Bruins' little pepper-pot, vaulted into top spot in the Nationa! League scoring race over line- mate Ed Sendford by picking up two {goals in Boston's lone week-end en~ |counter. Warwick now has 12 points, and Sandford 11. Third member of | the torrid Bruin trio. Pete Babando added a pair of assists to retain third | place with 10 points. Chicago's Doug | Bentley cashed two markers and garn- |ered an assist to slide into fourth | place with nine points. | The leaders: | Warwick, Boston ............ | Sandford, Boston .. Babando, Boston .. . 1D. Bentley, ChiCAZO ..es- Lindsay, Detroit . Kennedy, Toronto Reey, Montreal .. ped honaQ aan IY Pts 12 11 10 a 6 8 8 | ADDITIONAL 'SPORT ANOTHER ON HOME ICE HOCKEY. § e STANDING o | This Attacking Trio Paced The Generals A new front line combination of Generals was iced at Lhe Oshawa Arena last Saturday might and it came up with 11 scoring points on the night's effort. "Red" Ste phen, left, with two goals and Ted O'Connor, right with | two goals and two assists, were centred by "Dusty" Blair, centre, with one goal and four assists, Stephen and O'Connor replaced Palmer and Jankowski, both of wh om were on the sick list last week. Me dicdaan tee, O.HA. P. :»10 3 1 Saturday's Results .... T Btratford 2 Kitchener Future Games Tonight---Owen Sound at Stratford. 'Wednesday--Stratford at Owen Sound OHA. JUNIOR "A" . W. L.-T. St. Catharines 11 Windsor ... I : voaameea Marlboros 1 Saturday's Results St. Catharines 5 Marlboros St. Michael's .... 6 Guelph Oshawa .... 7 Galt Future Games Tuescay--=Stratford at St. Catharines, Wednesday--Marlboros at Oshawa; S. Catharines at Stratford; Galt at Wind- sor; Barrie at Guelph NATIONAL LEAGUE P. W T. F 27 22 17 11 14 | Detroit . 2 1 Boston p 1 Montreal Toronto New York Chicago 1.2 Sunday's Detroit . ... cond Chicago . 5 Results Boston 4 New York | Saturday's Results | New York 3 Toronto | Montreal . 2 Detroit | Future Games Wednesday--Chicago at Detroit at Boston. Thursday--Chicago at Montreal Saturdey--Chicago at Toronto; Mode treal at New York «vy ow NW adv OW. New York; that sent Oshawa into a 7-0 lead. 5. WES wi, TEE PEES NIP MARLIES AGAIN Toronto, Nov. 8--While St. Mich- aels M wed to show cause wh) sy should not be ig- nored in the final OHA junior ac- counting by plastering Guelph Bilt- mores, 6-1, al the Gardens Satur- day afternoon, Mar s continued to lose the close one the sec- ond time within 24 hours, the jun- jor Dukes bowed by a 5-3 count to the pace-making St. Catharines Saints After Bud Evans and Fred Hilde- he Teepees into a 2-0 Y lead, Moe Galand led Dukes back tie the score, cmmecting for one goal and pass- ing to Murray Grenke for the oth- er. Jerry Toppazsni made it 3-2 be- fore period's end and the Marlies never did catch up. Another goal by Hildebrand and one by Red Sulli- van in the last minute of play wasted George Armstrong's tally for the Dukes. FIRST GAME MARLBOROS: Goal, McMeekin: de- fense Pirie, Ashley; centre, Regan; wings, Armstrong, Knowles; alts., Mc~ Kennell, McMurray, McArthur, Grenke, Miller, Galand, Lee, Furlong ST. CATHARINES Goal, Campbell; defense, Mclntyre, Buck; centre, Sulli- van; wings, Evans, Hildebrand: alts, Buschlen, Naylor Switzer, Brown, Toppazzini, Byers, Telford Officlals--Pat Patterson and Snubber Scott. Clements, First Period 1----8t. Catharines, Evans (Mcintyre) 2----St. Catharines, Hildebrand (McIntyre, Sullivan) Penalties--Lee, Ashley. 2, Evans, ments. Second Period 3--Marlboros, Galand . Pi 4--Marlboros, Grenke (Galand) ... 5--St. Catharines, Toppazzini (Switzer, Brown) ............. Penalty--Byers. Third Period 6--St. Catharines, Hildebrand (Toppazzini, Buck) T--Marlboros, Armstrong (Lee) 8--8t. Catharines, Sullivan (Hildebrand, McIntyre) Penalties--Furlong, Buck SECOND GAME ST. MICHAEL'S Goal, Shea; de- fense, McCarthy, Horton; centre, Mar- | shall, wings, Bonhomme, Sabourin; alts, Hannigan, Sandford, DeCourcey, | N. Corcoran, R. Corcoran, N. Buchanan, | Clune, McNamara. | GUELPH Goal, , Kewley; defense, Plumb, Ferguson; alts, Bathgate, Shaw, Bolan, Speck; centre, McMullen; wings, | Ewing, Oberholtzer, Richardson, Bell- | ringer, Vaséy, Martin. Officials -- Bill Morrison and Kenny Holmshaw. | First Period 1-St., Michael's, DeCourcey (Sandford, Hannigan) 2---Guelph, Plumb ras a 3--St. Michael's, Hannigan (Horton) . . Penalties--Shaw, Clune, Ewing. Second Period .Scoring-None. Penalties--Martin, Horton. Third Period 4--8t. Michael's, Marshall (Clune, Bonhomme) eda 5--8t. Michael's Hannigan (McCarthy) aa 6--8t, Michael's, Bonhomme 701, Michasl's "Harton (penalty shot) Penalties--Martin, DeCourcey, nigan 2, Speck, McNamara a 180 .,12:35 | 18:50 | There are bargains galore! -- on | | ON PAGES 11, 13 and 15 Oshawa's Seventh Gol. And Fifth For Blair's Line The Times-Gazette classified page. ' [ees Sunday--Toronto at New York; Mone treal at Boston; Detroit at Chicago. Ft. Worth Downed Twice By Lowly Dallas Puckmen | By The Canadian Press | Dallas Texans snapped out of | their scoring doldrums with two | week-end victories over Fort Worth, | leader of the United States Hockey | League's southern division | Dallas beat the Fort Worth club 16-1 Sunday night and 8-4 Saturday. | Tod Compeau set the pace for Dal- | las Sunday night with three goals. Previously, Dallas had won only | one game and tied two '| Kansas City Pla-Mors, who suf- | fered their first defeat Thursday | tied Tulsa 4-4 Saturday and skated {over Omaha Sunday night, 9-2. | Harry Groves, Ray Powell and Bert | Olmstead each scored twice for the | Pla-mors against the Knights. In the first four minutes of the | St. Paul-Houston game Sunday | night the Saints scored three times and Houston once in a wild flurry of action. The saints won 5-1. St. Paul Speeding in from his right wing slot, "Red" Stephen, far right, is seen potting the puck for his second goal of | stopped Omaha Saturday, 8-6. the game last Saturday night. Ted O'Connor who assisted on the play can be seen to the right of goalie | Sommerville of Galt Rockets, Defencemen Tkachuk (2) and Yeamans behind him failed to block the shot | straight victory Saturday in defeat- Minneapolis marked its fifth --Times-Gazette Staff Photo ing Houston 4-2. 3-STAR SELECTION | All Hockey Fans of ee and District! aying tribute to those who give outstandin. rf ormances p © g pe > made angements that "3 Star players will be hosen interested in y and we have "home" gaine A hosen at the end © b 'announced ai the Sensis arrang Son G ue. Savas SHiEnt © ateiie in the following Jou. po Te of sterling silver which of a ance. bli he pu that ¥ Apes in the vil heir names W T players will in an ill be ublished ] nd will be Fhe sports' page "star" will be the geviplent a tangible remembrance of their i vity and jc will join in the spirit of this activity > "home" games. We are is our fond hope Uh Ty for the «g.Stars" to be © ' ) WHITBY YOUR GENERAL MOTORS DEALER IN Saturday Night, Nov. 6th Galt Red Wings vs. Oshawa Generals | WHO DID YOU PICK? / 304-305 ll