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CHURCH LEAGUE'S HOCKEY CHAMPIONS PROUD OF TROPHIES KNOX Presbyterian Church lads are shown here. They won the "A" Division cham- Plonship in the Oshawa Church Hockey League this past winter. Ten teams, Knox, 8ST. ANDREW'S United cap- tured the Oshawa Church League "B" Division hockey right, are:--J. Rockbrune, B. Christ Church, Northminster, Harmony, King Street, Simcoe Street, St. Andrew's, Westmin- ster, St. Paul's and West- mount participated, paying each Saturday at the Chil- Frayer, A. Warren, D. Kitch- en, P. Bennett, L. Pooler, P. McBean, W. Penny, C. Chase, N. Mackie and K. Zwicker; (middie row)--K. Williams dren's Arena. The age-limit was 14-years-of-age, or under, and each boy had to attend Sunday School in order to play in the league. Left-to- right, are shown above: (front , (veferee), D. Andrews, J. Sta- pleton, D. Brown, S. Low, E. James, D. Britton, D. Famme, B. Holmes, M. Bry- on, H, Bryant and J. Shearer tow)--Howie Nesbitt, David Wiggum, Steve Racz, Don Clark, Bob Martin, Graham Blake, Bryan Saarinen, Ron MacLeod and Gary MacDou- gall; (back row)--Bill Cook (manager), Richard Carmi- (referee); (back row) -- N. Bryant (manager), Doug War- ren (asst. coach) and Vic Kitchen (coach). Officers of the 1963-64 Oshawa Church chael, Gord Saarinen, Fisher, Jim Nesbitt (asst. coach), Calvin Blake (coach), Roy Clements, Steve Blake, Paul Murdock, Jim Hardie asst. manager) and John Goodwin. ; verette, Miss Edgor, i |Miss Peanuts, Ornery Floe, Acanthus and League included Bob Hicks (president), Jim Hardie (vice- president) and Stan Gomme 2 (treasurer. --Photos by Ireland Studio OLD COUNTRY SOCCER Liverpool To Enter European Cup Play By M. McINTYRE HOOD Special London, England Correspondent to The Oshawa Times LONDON -- Liverpool] are champions of ithe first division of the English. league, winning this honor and the right to enter next season's European Cup Competition in the second sea- son since their promotion from . division two. The champions are finishing the season in a blaze of glory. A capacity crowd at Annfield Park carried them on to a glorious 5-0 victory over Arsenal to clinch the champion- ship. They have won their last six games, scoring 21 goals and giving away only two. That is real championship form. Liverpool are champions, not because of the brilliance of any individual stars, but because they play as a well-driiled, fit and dedicated team, in which every man carries his share of the load. They should make a good showing in European Cup Competition next season if they can maintain this year's form. Manchester United or Ever- ton will berunners-up. Each have one game to play, and Manchester have one point lead over Everton, who surprisingly went down to a 1-0 defeat at Chelsea, enabling the Pension- ers to climb into third position. Sheffield Wednesday and Totten- ham are tied for fifth place, but Spurs still have two games to play, and may climb into the first four. So the season has ended fairly well in line with my predictions of last August, when I forecast a drop in the league table for Tottenham, and named Everton, Liverpool and Manchester United as the most And with likely league challengers. so it has turned out, Liverpool leading the way. After six years in the second division, Sunderland have won promotion and climbed back into first division football. A 2-1 win over. Charlton while Preston were losing 21 to Burnley, clinched second place in the second division for Sunderland, who accompany Leeds United back to the first division.: Ips- wich drop back to the second division, and will be accompan- ied in the drop by either Birm- ingham and Bolton, depending which Birmingham have yet to play. Four teams are in danger of dropping from the second division to the third. Scunthorpe and Swansea have 30 points and Plymouth and Grimsby 31 each, but Swansea have two games in hand and could escape re-' legation. TIGHT RACES The third division champion- ship has settled into a fight of three teams, Coventry, Crystal Palace and Watford. Each has two games yet to play, with Crystal Palace having 59 points, Coventry 58 and Watford 57. At the other end of the third di- vision, Notts County, Wrexham land Crewe are certain for re- legation, and Barnsley and Lu- ton will battle it out for the fourth demotion spot. on the results of two games The tightest race of all is for For personal use or for @ Slates. use there ore definite advantages when e you lease a new... e Mo insurance costs . . . for full PHONE 723-4634 No meintenance costs . everything on one or two year lease items . . details. There Are Special Benefits For All BUSINESS EXECUTIVES AND SALESMEN sca PON BUICK Mele +» One rete covers 'Phone or come ia MILLS AUTO LEASE LTD. 266 KING ST. WEST promotion from the fourth di- vision. At the top, Bradford City and Workington are tied with 56 points, while Gillingham and Exeter have 55. Gillingham still have four games teams have only two left. The final four to go up will not be decided until the last game has been played. Carlisle, re to play, while the other four|) OTTAWA (CP--To nobody's surprise, Woodstock Athietics Wednesday won the Eastern Ca- = senior hockey champion- p. From the first game of the -+ eed rg sae ou , the handwriting was on the wail, ang the Athie- finished the job in four sell Woodstock punched through the Ottawa with remarkable regularity |whenever they needed goals. Defenceman Jack Macintyre fired two goals for Woodstock and set up two others. Roy Ma- son shot another two for Athie- ties and playing coach Ted Power, Bob Robinson, Gerry Stringle and Ron Hergott com- pleted the job. TOOK 16 PENALTIES Woodstock drew 16 of the game's 19 penalties, including a match penalty to Power. For a time it appeared as though Ottawa was going to make a spirited bid for victory Woodstock A's In Allan Cup Finals THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thursday, April 23,1964 15 scerty| Wilt Chamberlain Scores 35 Points SAN FRANCISCO (AP)--Wilt Chamberlain scored 35 points to lead the fired-up San Francisco Warriors back into contention in the National Basketball Associa- tion final with a 115-91 victory over Boston Celtics Wednesday night. The Celtics lead the best- of-seven series 2-1. of-seven series 2-1. BUMPS FOR FOOD The Red Sea "'bumpfish" gets food living in coral by butting off coral chunks with a hard and they took little time in buffer on its forehead. FORT ERIE RACE RESULTS 1964 Delly Rac ing Form). FIRST RACE -- Purse $1,000, clalm- Ing, three-year-old maidens, foaled in Blond, $4.4 3.20 2.70 9-H. V. Caplan, Benjamin 490 a 10-Rose Tudor, Gubbins Also Ran: Aunt Mona, Ma Plume, 'si Roman Heritage, Andys Pastime. Winner DK B F 3.Jet Jewel -- Bonnie Lassie by High Quest. Trainer C F Chapman. Start good, easily. Pool 20,114 Double | Pool 69 SECOND RACE -- Purse $1,800, claim- Ing three-year-olds, 6 furlongs. 9-Hanni Brae, Stednyk $242.80 m4 er 6-Ninth Wave, Wick 4.80 3Arm Crest, Robinson 5.10 Also Ran: French Twist, Our Property, Black Coral, Chinese Deal, First Offer, Summer, Snow Pah Stem The Tide and Rushton's DAILY DOUBLE, 5 AND 9 PAID $426.60 Winner BLK F 3 By Ssteagsieae razado Maid by Brazado. .. ' ot Narr Won Driving. | 28,266 Trainer G S$ Stallwood. THIRD RACE -- Sched $2,100, maiden | Start two-year-olds, 4¥ fur 5-Bright Object, Gomez 5.20 10 4 2.60|word 3.00 By Bimelech. Trainer L Cavalaris Jr Start good, won easily. Pool 36,633. FOURTH RACE -- Purse $1,600, a and up, 6 furlongs ( four-year-olds sD to 3 "eh S-Mighty Gone, 8-Cathy Yates, Harris 00 Start Good, Won Ridden Out. Also Ran: Plucky Crest, Shady Twist, Pillen Mapu, Navahoe Knave and Con- servatory. Winner r aR 4 Canadian Champ -- mestown. 4+Hill, Shuk 1-Chilly Filly, Gordon 2Superior Parent, Gomez Start Good, Won Easily. vane Ran: Sky Spark, Leton and Vogel's Winner CH G@ 7 By To Market -- Hera- clesia by Fighting Fox. Trainer J Higgins. Pool 39,893, 7.10 3.60 2.50 4.50 2.50 2.30 SIXTH RACE -- Purse $2,800, three- Hveattag ae foaled In Canada, 6 fur- 3-Queen's Law, Parsons 2-Sweet Lay Briar, Fitz' 1A-Smart Flyer, Robinson Start Good, Won Easily. Also Ran: A--Menaris, ld Cham- pion and Miss Shepperton. A---c QUINELLA, 3 AND 2, PAID $68.60 Winner B F 3 By Queen's Own -- Queen/s Stature by Le Lavandon. Trainer M Long. Pool 20,246. Quinella Pool 23,467. SEVENTH RACE -- Purse $2,800, four- year-olds and up, 6 furlongs (7). ver, County, Uyeyama 13.70 6.20 4.90 lew Member, Fitzsimmons. 5.70 4.30 Swhiteborough Arm: 6.00 Start Good, Won Handily. Frye Farmer Jack, Bright Re |, Winisteo and lel. Winner DK B OR BR C 4 By County Clare -- Fianvee by Whirleway. $3.30 5.00 2.10 2.80 2.10 2.10 Record,|Trainer D O Brown. Pool 45,736. EIGHTH RACE -- Purse $1,900 claim- ing, four-year-olds and up, foaled In Can- ada, one mile and 70 Psd soda! 7), 4Chariey's Pak, Gomez $4.80 3.40 3.10) 8-Our Interview, Stadnyk 8.10 4.90 3-Miss Bassano, Harris 3.80 -|Start Good, Won Easily. Also Ran: Rere Flight, Belle Niagara Drift, and Mary's Reward. Late scratch -- Shasta Road, bene DOK B G Be Fleet -- Winding by Trainer J ¢ Meyer Pool 51,675, Total Pool 347,396. Attendance 5,38; BURNS CREDIT JEWELLERS ¢-- ACTUAL SIZE--) TR-650 4% 16 models to choose from SONY THE WORLD'S BEST WITH THE NO KIDDING TWO-YEAR GUARANTEE BURNS CREDIT JEWELLERS LTD. 32 KING ST. W. 723-7022 Pool 41,727. FIFTH RACE -- Purse $2,100 claiming, four-year-olds and up, 6 furlongs (6). ww, McLau Telephone Your Home Better with FUEL OIL ghlin's 723- 3481 -- FROM -- Prompt Delivery ! N 24-Hr. 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