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7 te' climb back inté a two-way tie with Stratford Kroehlers, for fourth A i - E é ERR Ny CRA I Se I, an = | ONAPSHOTS PAGE FOURTEEN THE DAILY TIMES-GAZETTE WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1948) BY ' Geo, H.~ Campbell PORT Oshawa Generals defeated Galt Rockets 4-1 last night up in Galt place. At the same time; up in St. Catharines, while Rexie Stimers 'almost went into conniptions, the Tee Pees broke their deadlock with the Windsor: Spitfires, by chalking up a 6-4 victory over Windsor on St. Kitt's ice. 'A brilliant second period attack put the Tee Pees out in: "front after Spits had scored the only goal of the first stanza. Windsor took the lead im the third frame only to have St. Kitts roar right back to tie it up at 4-4 and then go on to score two more goals and cop the" verdict.- That. victory, not only put' Tee Pees back on top but it was Windsor's fourth defeat: and no doubt shook them up greatly. They'll give the Tee Pees a warm reception when they play right back in Windsor tonight. * * * "Louie Jankowski grabbed off two goals last night up in Galt as the Generals turned back the Rockets 4-1. Tonight, Galt comes right back -here to play at the Oshawa Arena and it will be a good cliance for the Generals ito climb a little higher in the standing. "The Generals came: up with an improved brand of offensive play' vast night, displayed more zip 'and direction in their attack than ." they have for some weeks. The result was a clean-cut win over the Galt team. 'Pendlfies were fairly numerous with the Oshawa defensemen drawing fheir full share. ' Sullivan had & couple in the ' first frame'and Chapman was thumbed twice in the final period. Gamble and Stephen were the other Oshawa goal-scorers in last night's contest. Tonight, Coach Tommy Anderson may try out a couple of 'changes, but at any rate, with Galt Rockets desperate for revenge and a couple more points, they'll likely give the Generals a " rugged battle here tomight and it should be an interesting and - livély game. Incidentally, there's no game here Saturday night, the" Generals going to Windsor, so tonight's game is the last local junior filt for 10 days. . ; ime h ap' bh SERS "Stew" McTavish, for years treasurer .of the Oshawa Hockey Club, has been named second vice-president. of the OHA and this. is a step towards the chairmanship. and. presidency. . J, J. "Tiny" McFayden, who owing "to ill health, 'wouldn't 'accept the president's job last year, has succeeded George "Panter "as OHA President" and it couldnt happen to a better fellow. "Tiny" is one of the most popular hockey men-in the Dominion, a hard-worker and a straight-shooting, straight-talking gent who always sticks up for "the little guy" and though tough when neces- sary, he has mellowed with experience and has a tolerance: that assures every club and every individual "a break" if one is deserved. Oshawa's own representative, "Stew" McTavish, has served faithfully on the OHA executive now for six or seven years and should be ready to step up. * + * <A Ray Ceresino, who finished the season with the Oshawa Generals last year and was being counted upon to make the team a champion- ship threat this year, but was signed up by Leafs for Pittsburgh, will get his chance with the Leafs tonight. He's replacing the injured Joe Klukay for the time being but reports have it that if Ceresino goes well, he'll stay up and perhaps Costello will go back to the Hornets, with Klukay being kept as a utility forward. Incidentally, Phil Samis may be fieaded for Maple Leaf Gardens again also--he was visited in Oshawa yesterday, Lo Ld +* Stan Lawrence, leading light in the OMHA City League hockey | madness that goes on down at the Arena Thursdays and Saturdays, has! come up with the mepu for tomorrow night. The bantam section is of course involved, and the following is the schedule of events: Cokes vs. Kinloch's, 4:30 tg-5:15, pm ; Rotary vs. Kiwanis, 5:15 to 6:00 p.m. Sond clubs will have their hig-official opening soon; within the next two weeks if things go right, so watch out for the announcement, * * * : The "OCVI Grads" have obtained permission to hold a practice session of basketball tonight in the collegiate gymnasium. These boys, an enterprising group of graduates, will be up against some tough opppsition in: this initial workout, for Earl Deacon, their goach, has arranged' for the OCVI senior cage team to be in attendance. All the. players. of yesteryear are invited to turn out and get in shape Yor, the" anifual "Grads-Varsity" game which isn't too far off. Names that will be expected on the hoop court tonight are Cliff and: Doug McColm, Bill Dell, Bob Patte, Don Seeley, Al Reddoch, Bob Hess, Bunny Maeson, Fred Fairhart, and maay others. It looks like a great night for the old boys. Time for the scrimmage is 6:45 p.m. i * »--~ jen SPORTS SHORTS--The OCVI- is indeed lucky that they have-their basketball and other indoor activities at night. . The TSSAA has decided that they will discontinue' basketball and swimming because the power clits' interfere too much with the prcceedings . . . The House of David basketeers played in Central "Y" the other day and drew a lot of favorable comment. These fellows play. with the opposition not against them. They, in this manner always make; it a closely contested game . . . The local shuttlecock fans had atmarvellous preview of the Thomas Cup matches last month, when the Qntario County Flying Club put'on that exhibition. Almost 50 per cent of the players in the exhibition are going to be on the Canadian tedm , . . With a pulverizing display of power Toronto Argonauts buried Winnipeg Blue Bombers under a 35-0 count three years ago today to capture the Canadian football championship. The game--17th meeting between East and West in a national final--was played before 19,000 shivering spectators at Varsity Stadium, Toronto. + + * SCISSORED SPORT--(By The Canadian Press)--Clarence S. Camp- bell,' president of the National Hockey League, said Tuesday in New (Continued on Page 15) g0 an operation on a skull fracture suffered during a hockey, game re- cently. Herz was struck in the face the nets. Buddy O'Connor came back to the New York Rangers Tuesday night. But his réturn didn't help either the floundering Rangers or the hat tered O'Connor. : O'Connor got two stitches ia the head and the Rangers took a 4-2 defeat from the Chicago Blac Hawks, ' : Put in 4th Place Chicago's win in the National Hockey League's only scheduled game put the Hawks in a fourth- place tie with Toronto Maple Leafs, 'one 'point back of Montregt Cana- action with a broken foot--are at home to Toronto. Chicago moves cn to Boston to meet the first-place diens. It left Rangers five points behind in the cellar. It was the first game this year for O'Connor, runner-up in. the| Bruins. league's scoring race last season. He | Edgar Laprade scored both Ran- was injured in a pre-season ato |gers goals, aided eacir time by Ed crash. . * |Kullman. For the Hawks .it was The two stitches went in after he | Doug Bentley, Jim Conacher, Gaye Stewart and Bep Guidolin, with was hit on the head by a puck in the warm-up before the game. Jim Oonacher earning an 'assist on Leafs At Detroit Stewart's first-period goal. ? /Both Toronto and Detroit an~ In 'tonight's games, second-place Detroit. Red Wings--reinforced by |rounced Tuesday night they were bringing men up from the minors - RAY CERESINO BROUGHT UP BY LEAFS FOR TONIGHT'S GAME Leafs called up Ray Ceresino from Pittsburgh Hornets to fill in for utility man Joe Klukay, out for a rest with a bad ankle. Detroit brought defenceman Lee Fogolin from Indianapolis caps to bolster the Red Wings back stop- ping staff. The 22-year-old former Galt junior player two games with Red Wings in the Stanley Cup {i- nals last year. Ceresino played with the Oshawa Generals last year after a transfer squabble lasting half the season. He the return bf high-scoring centre Ted Lindsay who has been out 'of [for tonight's game. wanted to play with Port Arthur Bruins--who went on to win the Memorial Cup--but couldn't get a release from Oshawa. Ted Lindsay Back Detroit Coach Tommy Ivan breathed easier with the return of Lindsay, flashy centre from Kirk- land Lake. Red Wings won only two of the five games they played since the injury to the only unanimous choice for-the N.H.L. all-star team last year. y "I never knew one man could make such a difference to ar team," Ivan said. Gshawa Moves B GENERALS GR With Stratford for 4th Spot On Strength of Decisive Win ack Into Tie Kennie Holmshaw To Coach Guelph In Jr. "A" Loop Louie Jankowski Paces Generals With 2.Goals Gamble and Stephen awa's Improved Attack Pays Off Galt. Nov, 30 -- (CP)_-- Oshawa | Generals remained in the hunt for | fourth place in the Ontario Heckey | Association junior A standing here | tonight" when' they whipped Galt Rockets, ~4-1.. | Generals had a decided edge in the play as 'Rockets turned in an erratic formance. 'They were | guilty of loose work back of the blue line, | Lou Jankowski scored in the first and third periods to lead -the Gen- | erals to their victory over Galt with { Gamble and Stephen each scoring | once. Goalie Hendry seemed well on his way to a shutout until Joe | Horvath scored from "a scramble early in the final period. ; Oshawa--Goal, Hendry; defense, Chapman, Sullivan; centre, Blair; wings, Stevens, O'Connor; alter- nates, Hooper, Gamble, Burton, Scott, Jankowski, - Palmer, Hall, Thompson. Galt--Goal, Sommerville; defense, "Tkachuk, Broughton; centre, Bell; wings, Boychoff, Kilby; alternates, Phillips, Burcham, Hopper, New- combe, ' Herberts, Price, Yeaman, Horvath. i Referees--Dinty Moore, Port Col« borne; Honey Kuntz, Waterloo. First Period 1--Oshawa, Jankowski (Hall, Gamble. I ..ii4.... Second Period i..." 2--OBhawa, Ganible (Burton) . Penaltfes--Yearman 2. : oh * Third Period 3--Oshawa, Stephens (Blair). . 4--Galt, Horvath (Hooper Tka- 1:00 3:18 | 5--Oshawa, 'Jankowski (Scott, bl Palmer) 5:02 'Penaities--Hall, Chapman 2, Price, | Stephen, Broughton," Tkachuk. | UNDERGOES OPERATION Kitchener, ,Nov. 26--(CP) --Otto Herz, 35-year-old goalie, will under- by a puck during a scramble near LAST NIGHT'S STARS By The Canadian Press Jim Conacher, Chicago winger, who continued his hot streak by adding a goal and an assist as Black Hawks downed Rangers 4-2 at New York. Edgar Laprade, wily New York centre, who, scored both Ranger goals. 4 Su, Jim Henry, Chicago gogl- custodian, who stopped 35 shots and held off New York's furious gtjack in the last period. T Get Others -- Penalties Take Toll But Osh-| 9:18 {of 'Gravenhurst. "AT HOME OVER Guelph, Dec. 1--(CP) -- Ken Holmeshaw of Toronto, veteran Ontario Hockey Association re- feree, today mas appointed Coach of the Guelph Biltmore Junior "A" hockey team, replac- _ing Bill Sherry. Club officials announced that Holmeshaw would take over tonight when the team plays at Barrie. Sher- ry, former defenceman for Hamilton Tigers Seniors, has been in charge of the Guelph team since late in the 1947-48 season. 'Stamps' Given Big Reception 0. HA. Vice-Pres. AB 4-1 DECISION AT GALT in the CPR. station hours before [cheer the new champions on their way. the scheduled 1 p.m. MST arrival of Stampeders special train. Coach Les Lear and his swash- buckling cowboys will be paraded through downtown streets in open cars to the accompaniment of vic- tory marches played by brass and pipe bands. Following the parade, the players will be officially welcomed back to the city by Mayor J. C. Watson and other civic officials. The homecoming climaxed the tumultuous ovations accorded the gridiron heroes throughout the re- turn trip from Toronto. At every stop of the special train carrying Stampeders and their cowboy-garbed supporters, hund- reds of Western fans turned out to Many Civic Honors Fort William, Ont, Winnipeg, Portage La Prairie, Man., Brandon, Man, Regina and Medicine Hat, Alta, al! tendered civic congratu- lations to the club that captured the imaginations of all Canada with their spectacular up-hill fight to Canada's gridiron title. Stampeders will be feted by the city again Friday when an oificial civic banquet will be given in their honor. Each player will be present- ed with an engraved gold belt buc- kle and belt. London -- (CP) -- Naturalization was granted to 1,051 aliens in Oc- tober. 'Hamilton IXXXXXTXXIIXXIXXXXXXXXE HOCKEY: Yy o STANDING o ; AXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXZEXXXI4 NATIONAL LEAGUE P. W. L..T bo Montreal Toronto Chicago New York Tuesday's Resnlls 4° New York Future Games 288388 Chicago Tonight--Toronto at Detroit; Chicago at Boston. i Eg Saturday--Chicago at Toronto; New © York at Montreal; Detroit at Boston. O.H.A. SENIOR a - 58 2 Kit.-Wat. 38 85 6: Toronto ......16 Owen Sound .18 Stratford Future Games Tonight Kitchener-Waterloo Marlboros; Stratford at Hamilton. { Friday--Hamllton at Marlboros; Kite chener-Waterloo at Stratford. Saturday -- Stratford at Kitchener= Waterloo. O.H.A. JUNIOR "A" P. St. Catharines 19 Windsor 16 Barrie .. 1 Stratford a. St. Marlboros ... 3 13 Tuesday's. Results St. Catharines .. 6 Windsor 4 Galt Future Games Tonight--Galt at Oshawa; Guelph at Barrie; St. Catharines .at Windser. Friday--Galt at Barrie. . Saturday -- Stratford at Marlboros; Barrie at Galt; Oshawa at Windsor. On Return Home Calgary, Dec. 1--(CP)--Calgary yStampeders -- and the Grey Cup | [--will come home today to the | | greatest sports ovation in the his- | {tory of this Foothills City. | | The roar of more than 30,000 | madly-cheering fans and a civic 8. E. McTAVISH {reception will climax the new Do- perennial treasurer of the Oshawa minion football champions' trie Hockey Club who was elected second |umphal homecoming from Toronto. | vice-president of the Ontario Hoc- | Long, Awaiting night. 12 Ottawa 7""--the score of Calgary's | first victory in the annual gridiron |classic -- and "Welcome Stamp- . Stew MeTavish | breeze as fans began to assemble | . | } 2nd Vice-Pres. | {i VOTE - Toronto, Dec. 1--(CP)--J. J. Mc= | Fayden of Galt Tuesday was elect- | ed by acclamation as president of | 1948449. He replaces George Painter : A Other officers elected: first vice- president, 'J. M. Roxburgh, Simcoe; ; N | y, 'A WINTER. 16 BEAUTIFUL SOMETIMES BUT M GLAD THAT IT ONLY COMES' ONCE A YEAR. WAKE UP YOUR sebond vice-president, Stewart Mc- Tavish, Oshawa; treasurer, George key A ati at a ting last! Huge banners recording "Calgary | |eders" fluttered in a crisp, wintry OHA for 48-49 | the Ontario Hockey Association for | For ALDERMAN ONTARIO MOTO; Dealers for Chevrolet, Oldsmobile, Cadillac Aufomobiles; Chevrolet and Maple Leaf Trucks, G.M. Parts and Accessories; Peterboro Canoes, Boats and Accessories; Johnston Motor Sales and Service, KING & MARY STS. OSHAWA THE SAME WARM HOSPITALITY WINTER, SUMMER, AUTUMN OR SPRING, YOU'LL ALWAYS FIND AT ONTARIO MOTOR SALES. * WINTER TUNE-UP. CAR WITH OUR SALES PHONE 900 8. Dudley, Midland; secretary, W. | A. Hewitt, Toronto; executive com- | mittée; Roy Reynolds, Chatham; M. L. Gregg, Wingham; Frank | Buckland, Peterborough, and E. D. | Brill, Guelph. | Officers will be installed at the | OH.A's annual meeting here Sat- | urday. TEE PEES WIN SPITFIRES 6-5 St. Catharines, Nov. 30--(CP)-- St. Catharines Tee Pees took over top place in the Ontario Hockey Association junior A series here to- night before 3,600 fans when they disposed of Windsor Spitfires, 6-4. Most of the action was confined to the final period. Bill Buschlen and Gerry Toppaz- zinl each fired two goals as Tee Pees dropped into a 1-0 deficit in the first period, whipped in three in the middle period and held even with Spitfires in the fnal. Ron Tel- ford got a goal and an assist, Bill Altoft a goal and Marcel Clements two assists. For the Spitfires it was the Giese- brecht brothers. Bert got two goals and an assist and Bruce got a 'goal and an assist to lead Windsor while Jim McKay got the other goal. WINDSOR: Goal, O'Meara; defense, Pronovost, Van Belleghem; centre, Bert (HAesebrecht; wings, Bruce Giesebrecht, O'Grady; alts. Lundmark, Ouellette, Mc Kay, L. Wilson, McGinn, Hay, Rawlyk, Maxwell. 8T. CATHARINES: Goal, Douglas; defense, McIfityre; Buck; centre, Sulli- van; wings, Evans, Hildebrand; alts. Byers, 'Telford, Buschlen,' Clements, Toppazzini, Switzer, Brown, Altoft. Referees--Red ' Farrell, Barrie; Bll Morrison, Oshawa, First Perlod 1--Windsor, Bert Glesebrecht (Bruce Giesebrecht, Ouellette) 8:10 * Penalties--Clements, Ouellette 2. Second Period 2--8t. Catharines, Buschlen (Evans, Clements) 3--St. Catharines, Toppazzini (Telford) 4--St. Catharines, Telford (Hildebrand) Penalties--Telford, Bert Giesebrecht, Lundmark 2, Brown, O'Grady 2. 02s ete 000,442, 00% 08,2, QR HM AR RORRAN handicaps for elderly people. Crowded streets, stores, transportation! Here's a good oppor- tunity to lend a friendly hand... by guiding an old lady or gentleman across a busy: 0 000,00 00,2470 9,22, REE 00%0,20%030,24%4 00, eg, 20 030,20 00, CIN CIHNIHD 20,0, %000,0% HAVE RESPECT FOR ELDERLY PEOPLE This swift-moving, modern life holds many intersection . . . giving up our seat on the bus! The reward will be generous. A grateful smile. . . a happy lift from an unself- ish act. You will be doing one of the "little - things" that make for "Good Citizenship". Sponsored by BRADING'S Capital Brewery Limited, Ottawa is ! 4 You can help this public service effort. Make a note of some of the little things which, in your opinion, contribute to Good Citizenship. k d to help make your community the best place to live in. Third Period 5--Windsor, McKay (Bert Giesebrecht, Bruce Glesebrecht) 5:40 6--Windsor, Bruce Glesebrecht (O'Grady, Ouellette) 7--Windsor, Bert Glesebrecht (Bruce Glesebrecht) 8--8t. Catharines, Buschlen (Clements) 9--8t. Catharines, Altoft (Switzer) 10--8t. Catharines, Toppazzini .... Penalties--Telford, Mcintyre, Lundmark, O'Grady (major). FIGHTS LAST NIGHT By The Associated Press Los Angeles--Enrique Bolanos, 13414, Mexice City, outpointed Tommy Camp- bell, 134%, Rock Island, Ill. Portland, Ore.--Jess Hall, Angeles, and Bill Petersen, 199, Port- land, drew (10). New York--Al ido, 14534, 'New York, outpointed rio Morano, 145, New York (8). Buffalo--Joey DeJohn, 16034, Buffalo, nny Horne, 1603;, Niles, knocked out Sify--Jonnny De Fazlo, 135%%, " .J., outpointed Richard 132, Halifax (6). a. (1). Jersey 'Bayonne Howard, a ' 9 (. AH COULD SIDE-STGP 'N EM EASY, AN' SCO...'CEPT FER ONE THING DONE PREDICTED & NO JOUCHDOWNS i }