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10 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Mondey, November 30, 1964 Per even their seventh victory in 19 ed the opening goal of the contest early in the first period. Stand- img near the crease, Beechey slipped the puck past goal- tender Dennis Gibson, after Bob Jones had set the play up with games. John Beechey Kitchener Rangers enerals 5-3 a JIM BOOTH winners. Bill Hway, Sandy Fitz singles. Beechey fired two goals and 'played a strong game for the patrick and Jones shared Jones' goal came at the three minute mark of the third period with Rangers leading 3-2 and Oshawa pressing for the equai- izer. He stole the puck from returned, .. . Generals were without the services of team- captain Danny O'Shea, The 19- year-old centre ace suffered torn knee ligaments in prac- tise Friday night and is expect- ed to be out for about a week. His absence was noticed on the wenplay and penalty killing po' units . . . Mike Taylor, brought in from the Whitby Dunlops of the Metro Junior B League, looked good in the brief ap- , pearances he made Ron ; Buchanan, who still seems to WAYNE CASHMAN net, Chris Hayes and Cashman earned assists. Cashman's goal -lwas his seventh of the year, Several times, Generals Show- ed signs of playing the hockey they are capable of, but poor passing and hesitating too long on their shots, proved to be their downfall. Both goaltenders were kept be hampered by the shoulder injury he received over a month ago, continued his fine took six of the ten minor pen- i .. Darryl Leach, a native of Oshawa, replaced O'Shea on the line with Cash- man and Hayes. . . . Oshawa now has played 12 away games, more than any club in the cir- |ouit, However, they'll have a |flock of "thome" games, when jthe new Civic Auditorium opens. OSHAWA. -- goal, Gibson; defence, Orr, Roberts, Giroux, Beverley, Taylor; forwards, Little, Buchanan, Bannerman, Hayes, Leach, Cashman, Lange, Booth, Marshall and White. KITCHENER -- goal, Kurt; defence, Ball, McLeish, Kannegieser, Wilson, Robitaille; forwards, Brennan, Fitzpat- rick, Hway, Jones, Miller, Brady, Sheen, Beechey, Grattan, McCreary and Howard, Referee -- Blair Graham. Linesmen-- Sandy Proctor and John Pickett, JUNIOR 'B' ACTION. ? By CLIFF GORDON It was another one of those lost weekends for the Whitby Dunlops, as they dropped both ends of a weekend bill. The "Dunnies" bowed to the Peter- borough Don Bye Jr. B's 4-2 at the Whitby arena on Saturday night before one of the largest crowds of the season. Then on Sunday afternoon, they were tripped 3-1 by the hard skating St. Michael's College Buzzers, up at the College Arena. | The pair of back-to-back losses was a severe blow to the Dunnies' chances of taking over third place in the league stand- ings. As it now stands they are fourth, in the points race. Next league action for '"'Dun- nies" will be this coming' Sat- urday night, when they will play host to the North York Maple Leafs. This game was scheduled for an afternoon affair but has been switched to an evening game, slated for 7.00 p.m, The reason being that the Oshawa home game against Niagara Falls Flyers has been switched to the Boston Gar- dens. SATURDAY NIGHT The close-checking, hard-skat- ing Peterborough Don Bye Jrs. took advantage of a third-period lapse by the Whitby Dunlops, to coast to a 4-2 win over the same Dunnies on Saturday) night. : | Whitby Dunlops Lose Both Games ed for holding. Then at 18.33, Sandford found the long-awaited mark, on a power-play effort, coming just 22 seconds after referee Favereau had sent Johnston to the sin-bin. In the third and final period, "Dunnies" ran out of gas as they just could'not keep up the pace with the Petes. Johnston tied the count at 5.19 and Been added a pair of goals. to salt the win away. FIRST PERIOD 1, Peterborough: Scammell, Laplante, , Stabler) Ris ic 986! Penalties -- Foster 1.52, Hunt 5.38, Gay 7.57, Hunt 12.2, Lastic 9.96, 15:55, SECOND PERIOD 2, Whitby, Reid, Lavender 3. Whitby, Sandford, Lavender, Gay 16.33 Penalties -- Inghram 8.40, Hunt 9.28, Davis 13.11, Buhrt 14.38, Been 14.38, Johnston 18.16 THIRD PERIOD 4. Peterborough, Johnston, Been .. 5. Peterborough, Been, Johnston, Foster V8 6. Peterborough, Been, Davis 16. Penalties -- Taylor 1.27, Inghram 5.49, Been 8.06, Davis 17.52. SUNDAY AFTERNOON It was another one of those days when the puck just would not go in the net for the Whitby Dunlops, as they dropped a hard-fought 3-1 deci- sion to the St. Michael's Col- lege Buzzers. "Dunnies" were short Bob Marshall and Mike Taylor who were both up with the parent Oshawa Generals, In yesterday's afternoon's game, one of the cleanest in 5.19 Oshawa 'Skeeters Cop Third Place The first scheduled shoot in son, Jim Carnwith ahd Rick the Lower Lakes Skeet League was held in Toronto yesterday, at the skeet fields of the York Skeet Club. Attended by more than 100 shooters from various centres of southern Ontario, this tourney was a great suc- cess from an attendance point of view. Eighteen Oshawa. enthusiasts entered the contest and were placed in third place with 236 broken targets out of 250 birds, giving them six points in. the league start. Brantford and St. Catharines were tied in first place with a score of 237 birds, with, 7% points each. High gun scores for the Osh- awa team were Bill Rudyk and Bill Welsh, in a tie spot with 48 out of 50. Following closely were Allen Wood and Nelson Starr with 47 each while Doug Branton scored a neat 46. Other tallies for the Oshawa team were scored by Russ Wat- bagged three final frame mark- ers to earn their edge in the game. We feel that manager Davie and Baker will be whipping their charges threugh some stiff workouts this week, before the big one here on Saturday night. FIRST PERIOD 1. Whitby, Sandford, 2. St. Mike's, Micaleff, (Frazer, Singalley) Penalties Dionne 12.03, Byrne 16.40. 9.58 11.16, Culligan Sheridan breaking 46 each, J. Lawrence 45, Bob McCoy 43, Herman Sweetman and W. New- lands came in with 42 each. Jack Parker, Tom Minor and Harry -Ingleton broke 41 each. Jim Potter tallied 38 followed by George Davis with 36 while Big John Carnwith tallied last with a 31. The next league shoot will be held at the Oak Ridges Skeet Club fields, at Oak Ridges, on December 20. Oak Ridges off Highway 244A, out of Brantford. In the future, the fields of the Oshawa Skeet Club will be open for practice shooting from 1 p.m. till dark, to anyone wish- ing to shoot in the Lower Lakes League. This practice will be held' on each Saturday preced- ing any league shoot. and the dates of the schedule are as follows, for any interested Osh- awa shooters: Dec. 20, Oak Ridges, Jan. 17, Malton;. Jan. 31, Oshawa; Feb. 14, St. Cath- arines, March 7, Waterloo; Mar. 7, Waterloo' Mar. 21, Hamilton and April 11, Brantford. Remember When?... By THE CANADIAN PRESS Montreal Maroons made aa a in toe, Nation lockey ague years ago today--in 1924--at Bos- ton, losing 2-1 to the Bruins. The Maroons were the sec- ond Montreal team, with Canadiens, in the circuit Shae Seem in le GENE TIRE This Sign Stands for ' the UTMOST in QUALITY and. SAVINGS on your WINTER TIRES GENERAL TIRE 534 Ritson Rd: South OSHAWA'S Chris Roberts in the Oshawa FIRST PERIOD A pair of third period goals, | THIRD PERIOD FOREMOST a perfect pass from behind the net The lead was shortlived how- ever, as Wayne Cashman, by far the most aggressive player on the Generals,. rifled a 25- footer past Kitchener's goalie John Kurt a few minutes later. Kitchener outscored Oshawa 2-1 in the second period and added two unanswered goals in the finale. end and walked in unmolested, to beat Gibson cleanly. BOOTH SCORES GOAL awa. Acadian Cleaners Bow To Anthony's The Acadian Cleaner five-pin club racked racked up one of its better team scores of the current season but unfortunate- ly, it was not enough to gain a win over the hard hitting T. An- thony Ltd., Club, the result be- ing a three-totwo win for the Toronto trundlers. The five game scores of each club were a true indication of how sharp both clubs were with T. Anthony Ltd., turning in 1361, 1491, 1426, 1174 and 1377 for a five game total of 6519. Acadians retaliated with BCC Whips Motor City When the Motor City Lanes club tackled the British Cana- dian Construction club in the Willowdale Men's major five- pin loop, it was just like grab- bing a lion by the tail. Trailing right from the start, the Oshawa boys were easy picking in the first game which went to the BCC outfit, 1370 to 1110 with Ron Jay 278 and Gerry Bennett 246, being the only Motor City boys to get un- tracked. It was a brighter picture in the second game, when the Motor City crew seemed to suddenly come to life and it was a well-earned win for the Oshawa lads with 1386 to 1272. Ray Mann led the way with a 320 score and was follow- ed by Jay 271, Alex Donaldson 258, Red Hardie 254, and Gerry Bennett 243 If the Motor City. trundlers had any ideas of taking the third and final game, they sure got a rude awakening when the BCC club just completely took over, with an amazing 1501 scort to 1276 for Oshawa. In the 1501 game it was A. Clark 353, C. Beach 308, Vic Lang- ley 307, Cliff Pady 271 and M. Addison 252. Jay with 278, 271 and 217 for 1205, 1398, 1261, 1358 and 1295 for 6517. The net result of the series gave the Toronto club the first, third and fifth games while Acadians took the sec- ond: and fourth. Ron Jay with 306 and Jim Cassells 286, were both hitting very well for Acadians in the opening game but Al Snow's 352 and Joe Roncadin's 286, along with Gino Montenara's 275, gave T. Anthony the edge. The second game saw Aca- dians come up with a_ solid team effort, led by Ozzie Keel- er 318, Dutch 295, Gerry Bennett 290, Reg Hickey 273 while Bob Gallagher picked up 95 pins in relief for three frames. Jay and Bennett kept Aca- dians on the move in the third game with their respective 316 and 307 scores bu the T. An- thony club unleashed all their power in this game to rack up a dandy 1426 score, to take it easily. Battling all the way, the Aca- dians stayed very much in the fight with a 1358 team effort in the fourth game while T. An- thony came up with 1174, Ke@ler setting the pace with 328, Dutch 292, Bennett 278 and Jay 241. The fifth and final game saw both clubs turn in some 'neat trundling before the T. Anthony club emerged as victors. Each man was covering his oppon- ent nicely on both clubs, with the exception of Al Snow who turned in a dandy 423 score to give his team the necessary edge. A big day for Al with 1565. Keeler was the top shodter for Acadians with 235, 313, 241, 328 and 278 for 1395; Jay con- tinued his torrid pace with 1325 for 47 frames including 330, 316, 306 and 241; Bennett also had a big day with 1245 for 47, his Rookie centre Jim Booth was the other marksmen for Osh-| The' husky youth from| Sault Ste. Marie came up with a fine game and was rewarded with his third goal of the sea- son on a scramble around the busy in the wide-open match ,jas their teammates left them uncovered on various occasions. Gibson made 34 saves, includ- jing terrific stops on Terry Ball, |Bill Wilson and Peter Brennan. Kurt stopped 29 drives and made the save of the night when he slid across the net to stop Billy. Little from scoring. BLUELINE NOTES -- Man- ager Wren Blair announced last jnight that hard-rock defence- }man Bob Kilger has decided to jrejoin the club and will prac- jtise with Generals tonight, Kil- }ger, who was depressed over his play in recent games, felt he was getting too many penal- ties at the wrong time and in- formed Coach Jim Cherry Thursday that he would like to quit the club. Cherry told Kil- ger to think it over and let the club know of his final decision in a couple of days. . . Blair had a pleasant talk with Kilger and told him that he could defi- 1, Kitchener, Beechey (Jones, Robitaille) 2.10 2. Oshawa, Cashman 4.26 Penalties -- Gibson (interference) 9.13, |Cashman, Jones (high-sticking) 14.12, Howard (holding) 19.11. | SECOND PERIOD Kitchener, Hway (Fitzpatrick, Ball) | 4. Kitchener, Fitzpatrick (Ball, Jones) 12.35 | §. Oshawa, Booth (Hayes, Cashman) 18.25 | Penalties --. White (elbowing) §.36, Orr | (interference) 11.23, | THIRD PERIOD | 6. Kitchener, Jones | 7. Kitchener, Beechey (Brennan, Howard) 19.07 Penalties -- Ball (interference) 5.43, Marshall (hooking) 9.13, Fitzpatrick (in- terference). 15.10, Cashman (tripping) 19.55. | 3. | 3.53 Saves; Gibson Kurt 10--34 3 912 tn» RETAINS BOXING TITLE TOKYO (AP) -- Oriental | fly- weight champion Tsuyoshi Nak- amura of Japan retained his ti- tle Sunday by scoring a unani- mous 12-round decision over Thailand's champion, Puntip nitely help the Generals if he Keosuriya. In the five games. played in the Protestant Church Hockey League on Saturday, three re- sulted in close scores and two were shutouts. WESTMOUNT United defeat- ed Northminster United 3-2 with Badgley scoring twice for the winners, assisted by Werry on both tallies, while D. McKee, on |a pass from T. McKee, got the jother one Hicks, on a three- way play with Dennis and Al- exander, got the first goal for Northminster and Oscapella, un- assisted, scored the other. Hall and Walls, of the winners, along with McVety and Aldred (2) for the losers, drew penalties. HARMONY nosed out St. An- drew's 5-4 in their clash with ithe winners putting out a fine | team effort.. C. Ibey scored jtheir first, aided by M. O'Neill jand K. MaclInally; R. Mitchell scored a couple with G. Bone, aided by G. Hancock and Han- cock unassisted, getting the oth- ers. Holmes was the big gun for the losers, getting three goals on solo efforts. Mackie, rom Stapleton, accounted for the other one. R. Mitchell and Ibey both had penalties for Harmony, Five Games Played In Protestant Church Loop with Germond, from Munroe; Andrews, from Thompson and Munroe, from Brent, getting the goals. Thompson and G. McDougall of Knox drew major penalties for scrapping and Brent had a minor for St. Paul's. KING STREET blanked Sim- coe Street 3-0, in a clean game that was completely unmarred by any penalty. R. Hardie, as- sisted by R. Robinson; Cuth- bert, on a play with Hardie and Robinson, then a repeat by Cuthbert, with Hardie and Robinson again getting assists, accounted for the winners' three tallies. CHRIST CHURCH defeated Westminster 4-2. G. Varty and J. Porter scored the two goals for Westminster while McIntyre had a pair for the winners, with Farncombe, from Howard and Hall, from Woods, getting the other two. McIntyre and Ram- shaw, both of the winners, drew penalties. THIS SATURDA'S schedule calls for St. Paul's vs Westmin- ster, 4.00 p.m.; King Street vs Christ Church, 4.40 p.m.; Knox vs Westmount, 5.20 p.m.; Har- mony vs Simcoe street, 6.10 p.m. and St Andrew's vs Northmin- top games being 307, 290 and 278. "Dutch" tossed in 1097 for 44 frames with two very im- portant scores in the two games that Acadians won, 295 in the second and 292 in the fourth. This is the clutch bowling that's all important. Cassells had 710 for 29, Hickey 417 for 18 and Gallagher 319 for 15. 7 ster, 6.50 pm. * as They're on call 24 hours Our own Service Men will look after your oil furnace if it were theif own. ° by Norm Been of the visitors, coming in the final 10 minutes of play, paved the way for the Petes' win. Richard Scammell and Joe Johnston scored the other goals for the winners, who are coached by a former) "Dunnie" player, Gary Dar- |ling. | For coach Pat Baker (who hails from Peterborough) and his charges, it was Paul Reid land Danny Sandford with one goal each. For Reid it was. his sixth goal in the last two home appearances with the Dunnies, having scored five here a week previous, against the inept Dixie Beehives. The Petes jumped into a 1-0 lead in the first period as they capitalized on a penalty to Gay of the Dunnies, to execute.a neat power play. Scammell took a| pass from LaPlante and Stabler making-a save. The Dunnies} lfought back gamely but failed) to dent the mesh . behind an) | agile Caley in the winners' cage | The Dunnies were the mas {ters in the second period, as |\they took a 2-1 lead on the strength of two goals. Reid got the first one, just three second after Inghram of the Petes had been banish- Policeman's Shot Wounds Williams HOUSTON, Tex. (AP)--Boxer Cleveland Williams lay in a hospital today critically wounded by a bullet, his hopes for a crack at the heavyweight title in January shattered. He underwent nearly six hours of surgery Sunday for the removal of a .357-magnum bul- let fired into his lower abdo- men by a state highway patrol- man. Williams, the World's No. 2 heavyweight challenger, was shot by Patrolman Dale E. Wit- ten, 36, who said Williams struck him and tried to flee after the fighter was arrested on suspicion of driving while in- and gave Young in the Whitby | # team little, if any, chance of/# power-play | ' hen Metro League to-date this year, it was Frank Micaleff, Andy Culligan and Mike Foley with one goal each in a win- ning cause. Whitby's own Danny Sand- ford saved the whitewash brush, scoring the opening goal of the |game with Lane and Myles get- ting the helpers on the goal. "Dunnies" did not have the finishing kick as they failed to pick up a goal in the final two periods of play. This was the |second game in-a-row for Coach Pat Baker's fellows when they have faded in the last 20 min- utes of play, Yesterday, the College boys fired two unanswered goals in the final stanza while on Satur- day the Lift Lock city team 3. St. Mike's, Culligan (Caffery, Frazer) 4. St. Mike's, Foley . Penalties -- None. 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