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© THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesdey, December 2, 1964 10-PIN ACTION men 7-0 while edged the Paint Shop 5 to 2. Tony Lupe! night, . inspiring highest triple of the night, a very fine 632 (204, 233). Fred Snow's 606 (215, 211) was to a 7-0 triumph over the Dap- per Dans. The win moved the Wilson crew into fourth place. effect for Wilson's. Combines edged Maintenance 4 to 3 as Vic Tyrell and his crew grabbed a big third game with a score that gave them a pinfall edge over George Turn- er's quintet. Flintstones took Chevelles 5-2 as Bert Wind had an off-night. Minute Men nipped the Rooks 4 to 3 and the Die Room Twisters had. an easy night with a 7-0 win over the short-handed Sparkettes. All bowlers are warned, that to be eligible for the Turkey ®/Roll this month, they must be all paid up by December 4, 1964. 5| There were many fine triples +|this week which included those of: Walt Crystal -632, Fred Snow 606, Ron Milne 563, Ossie *|Spooner 558 (207), Milt Corson 549, Tony Lupel 554, Horst Piekarski 546, Bob Richardson Jewell Pacing GM League Jewell's Men's Wear stretch- ed their GM league lead to four points over the runner-up, Cor- vairs, as they shutout Guards-| De the Corvairs and Bob Jones led Jewell's to the wih, Tony's effort, his fourth successive fine the' 'Parts boys'. Walter Crystal kept the Corvairs in the hunt with the the gem which guided Wilson's Ron Milne 563, and Milt Corson 549 didn't have any harmful s, Corvairs . Jay (546); A. Supryka (538); T.,Rolf Rocker 606. (212, 204),: Stan Reid Clarke (537); G. Turner (528); G. Supry-| 597 (214), Frank Sobil 582 (210), Vern ka (527) and J. Masiewich (520). Trimm 569, Ray George 568, Lou Petry- Points taken --- Slo-Mo-Shuns, 7; Police) shyn 567 (223) and Walt Crystal 562. ° t. 0, House of Chow, 7; Ron Robin-| Standings -- Royals 20, Lions 18, Fal- 14, Hornets 12 1 A son Excavating, 0. Corvettes, 7; Cadillacs,| cons 18, Jets 15, Hawks 0. Nu-Way Photo, 7; (by default); Generai| Tigers 12 and Eagles | Aggregate, 5; Winders, 2, Kinloch's 4; Thompson Plumbing, 3. EASTWAY MEN'S THURSDAY NITE |. The red-hot Clints Texaco quintet scor- WED-NITE MIXED LEAGUE Jed their second shutout in-a-row, beating "tk now, but the Die Hards are|LA and B 4-0, to take sole possession of now within hailing distance of A, and W./first place in our league. Clint's captain Drive In and the Sparkefts. The once/Len Rose led the Texacos with a fine comfortable lead has now shrunk to! 583 (213, 200), with Ross Davis 553 (200, where the Drive-ins are but four mark-/200) and Walt Scott 550 (211) right behind ers away, and the Sparketts but five. | him. Chuck Andor's 542 (201)-was the The A and W's shutout Gillard's 7-0,/ losers' best effort. the Sparketts knocking off the Beadies| Fred Snow shot the top triple' of the 5-2, while the Die Hards had to be con-|week a 631 (224, 202, 205), and made it tent with the short end of a 5-2 blitz with|pay off in a 4-0 romp over H and Ly the Crawlers. despite a fine 545 (202) by. Harry Lyzun. The Jinx and Try Hards exchanged) Houdailles with Glen Copp 535 (201), blaz- places in the standings again, when the|ing the trail blanked Pic-o-Mac 4 to 0, Try Hards bopped Scugogs 7-0, and the|with Bill Welch 562 (211) showing real 'hard-luck kids' were only able to squeeze | well in a losing cause for the Automats. two markers. away from their match with! In still another shutout, Scugogs made the Morrison BA crew. There's a good it look easy against Mackies when Tom chance however, now, for both to va-| Donahue 573 (215), Joe Spencer 565, and cate the lower premises, with the) Chick Frolick 564 (216), decided to com- Beadles showing signs of slipping. bine their efforts against Jim Lamont In other matches, Team No, 5 beat|554, and the Truckers, Beatles 5 to 2, Slow Pokes rumbled over| Harrison picked up a 3-1 win over Ideal the BIG FIVE by the same score, and| Dairy, with Ray Harrison 521 best for Odd Balls taking Duffys 5 to 2, | builders, and Frank Zarowny 548 (205) According to Glen. Copp, the Turkey/tops for the losers. Herm Prakken's 572 Roll this year will be held the night of| (208), was good enough to give Les Even- December 14, iss a 3-1 verdict over MoLaughlin's de- Top bowler of the week was Jim! spite @ 548 (211) by Doug Vann. George Lamont with a 558, with Ede Ryan pro-|Somervilie's 554 (206), Bob McHugh with pelling @ neat 546 (226) for the ladies.|@ 538 sparked Dyetts to a 3 to 1 win Noreen Richmond hit for a very nice|over Wilsons. Bill Willimore's 546 salvag- 536, Lorraine Dalby 519, and Barb Kirk-|ing a single point for the 'Tailors'. ham 501. Keith McGregor had a 555 (201),| While Goch's and Ontario Motor Sales Harold Babcock 551 (208), Jim Zambonelli| battied to a 2-a!i sawoff, Bob Courtney's 534, Tal Ryan 526, Stan Reid 525 (210),|539 for the Motor Sales was the only Don Richmond 524, Gord Brown 524, Hil-| bright spot of the game. lard Badour 524, Bob Jones 520 (212),; Stan Hodgson continues to lead in the John Bowers 519, Dan Thomson 519, Ron| averages race with a neat 188, with Wal- Leonard 519, Bill Konapacki 515 and|ter Scott the runner up with 186. Alex | Glen Copp . 512. Ross 181, Bob Peake 180, and Herman |. The ladies had Jean Hutcheon with a/|Prakken 179 make up the top five aver- | 451, Marion Leonard 441, Dot Tyson 4%9,/ age men, |Shirley Bowers 436, Marg Brown 436,| Other fine triples on the night had Glenda Thomson 435, Joanne McKay 423,| John Waldinsperger with a 534 (226), Ron Alice Lanning 423, Doreen Zarowny 421,| Milne 529 (218), P. Sztajdocher 527, A Bev Doran 411, Eleanor Herbacko 403,| Kiniski 526 (201), Mike Hepburn 526, § while Betty Thomson and Leona Jones Martin 513, A Ross 512 (201) had a coffee apiece. Bouckley 511, H. Hutcheon 510, G. DeLong Standings -- Die Hards 66, A and W 509 and B, Ross 507, Drive-In 62, Sparketts 61, Odd Batis 54,| Standings -- Clint's Texaco 8, Black's |The Crawlers 53, Team No. 5-52, Big) Men's Wear 7, Dyetts Sports 6, Goch Su- | Five 49, Duffys 47, Morrison BA 41, Siow pertest 6, Wilson's Men's Wear 5, Mack- | Pokes 36, Gillard's Cleaners 35, Beaties|ies Van and Storage 4, Houdaille indus- 32, Scugog Cleaners 24, Beadies 21, Try tries 4, Les Eveniss Sales 4, Scu Cleaners 4, Pic-O-Mac 4, H. and L Enter- | FINALLY LOSE AT HOME By JIM McPEAK (Times Staff) Oshawa Generals lost their first game in nine starts on home ice last night, when the Toronto Marlboros fired home three unanswered goals in the last period to take an 8-6 deci- sion, The Generals' loss plus Peter- borough's win last night en- abled "Petes" to move into a tie with Oshawa for third place. Both teams now have 22 points, nine behind the first-place Mar- lies. Oshawa jumped into an early} 3-1 lead in the first period and) were ahead 6-5 at the end of the| second before the roof fell in} during the third. Paul Laurent proved to be the big gun for Toronto scoring} three goals and assisting on three others. Ron Buchanan} scored two goals for Oshawa and assisted on one other. Buchanan opened the scoring early in the first period when he took a pass from Bill Little in front of the Marlies' goal and flipped the puck over the pros- trate goalie Jerry Desjardins. His second goal of the same period came when both teams Bobby Orr passed to Buchanan to connect on the open side of the net. Brit Selby was the lone To- ronto marksman and Chris Roberts the other General scorer. It was Selby again who opened the scoring for the Mar- lies in the second period as he combined with Jack Chipchase to bring the Toronto club level with Oshawa. Bobby Orr put the Generals in front once again as he stole the puck from Wayne Mosdell and fired a low drive to the right-hand corner of the net. The General's lead was short- lived, when 27 seconds. later, Jack Chipchase scored his sec- ond goal of the game. Wayne Cashman and Chris Hayes. put the Generals in front for the third. time when. they scored goals within 18 seconds |of each other. Laurent narrow- ed the margin when he scored his first of the night. Mike Corrigan brought the Marlies to even terms with the Generals once again when he scored at the 33 second mark of the third period. Laurent scored » Whitby Industrial t he tiebreaker at the 13)" were playing short handed and|minute 'mark and added an in-| Wilson, D. Crawf Toronto Marlboros End Generals Stri surance marker with less than| 3. Oshawa : "es three minutes to pay, , 3.163 BLUELINE NOTES -- Osh- lerstein, awa Coach Jim Cherry was thrown out of the game mid- way through the third period when he banged a hockey stick against the boards after taking exception to a call by referee Bev. Hamilton .. . the Mar- lies now 'have an unbeaten string of 10 games, . . . Osh- awa was outshot 46-41 and drew 11 of the 23 penalties. FIRST PERIOD 1, Oshawa, Buchanan (Little, Cashman) 2. Mariboros, (Corrigan, , Roberts (Cashman) 4, Oshawa, Buchanan (Orr) Penalties -- Meehan ( Little, (charging), 4.11; Naga ), 12.35; Booth, (hold Orr, jing) 1. ing, highsticking) ing), 17.02; Cashman, ( icKenny, (roughing), 17.02. SECOND PERIOD 5. Mariboros, Selby (Corrigan, Laurent) ate 6. Mariboros, Chipchase (Clarke) 7. Oshawa, Orr (unassisted) 8. Mariboros, Chipchase (Meehan, Carleton) 9. Oshawa, Cashman (Buchanan, Kilger) 10. Oshawa, Hayes (Chasman, Beverly) 11, Laurent (McKenny, Carleton) .. 16.40 Penalties -- , (aging). 12.083 15.10; Osborne, 00 . (highsticking), | (highsticking), 15.10; Kilger, 6.41 ference), 16.28, Neighborhood ("EE=er.. | (Selby, Laurent) . | 13. Mariboros, Laurent (4 Mariboros, Laurent 2.43; White, (highsticking, |MecKenny, (highsticking, | Gibson, (hooking), 9.40; Corrigan, ing), 10.50; Kilger, (hooking), 11.! The following are the results |borne, (interference), 19.05 of games played November 26,) in the Neighborhood Dart Asso- ciation: Rundle No. 2, 4, South-| mead 1, Rundle No. '1, 3, North | Oshawa 2. Woodview No. 1, 3, Fernhin 9. | Doubles P. Andrews, J.) 3, Mike Wilson 2, Midge ord 2, B. Leg- | ., T. Rae, L. Shortt, D, Taylor 2, A. Muir 2, R. Shob-) k. L. Shobbrook, G, Bryant} . Ross 2, V. Ross, M. Smith, fwne, J. Carlson, F. Par- isons, E, Major 3, G. Waite, F. |Donald and D. Donald 2. | High 3 Darts -- N. Pullen 108 veereneenee, OF soteeveeeeee W312 Selby Laurent) 00.39 13.11 7. sig ia lighting) Heed igan, 8.15% 'elbow. 22; Or 'GUNS' Be ere ih » 2,R ( © Revolvers =| Hockey Loop Play and R. Shobbrook 107. Baseball 1 Inning -- B. Ross The Whitby Industrial Hockey {Canadian Tire, in their 2-1 win|6 and T. Twine 7, 6. League played three games on| over Maine Maritime. Don Tran Sunday, to get their season's|and Rocket Smith assisted | RECLAIM PLAYER iq schedule under way, with Rob-|Scott's first goal with Tran and|, HOUSTON (AP) -- Veteran) g son' Leather defeating Whitby|Jack Trail helping him on the|first baseman Vic Power, ac- uired from Los Angeles Angels |Hards 20 and The Jinx 19. 544, George Turner 537, Stu Mc- prises 3, Homes by (arrison 3, Ontario Kinley 532, Glen Copp 527, Arno| LANDER-STARK CLASSIC Motor Sales 2, MeCaughlin Fuels 2, Knop 525, Zolt Biglin 524, Hugh}, 't 's very unusual for a team to have, Ideal Dairy 2, LA and B Discount 0, ith 521, Vic Tyrell 519 che |'? men shoot over 600 and still lose a Smith 521, Vic Tyrell 519, |series, But to have a tail-ender: accom EASTWAY MIXED TEN PINS Bradshaw 519, Bob Jones 517, |plish such joi eg ogee a league Fb TAGR'S, Yomacs and Cantral ans E < * n| | leader, is a bitter pill to swallow. A very ly made impressive starts in eir Mel Burgess 513, Rolf Rocker'| nappy crew of Eagles, led by Ray|openers with shutouts over Meades Sun- 513, George Lawrence 513. George; turned this trick against the|0co, Oshawa Tune Up Centre, and Osh- Standings -- Jewell's Men's Royals, edging them 2-1 despite a 626|awa Camera Centre in that order, to d lq , series by Doug Gibbs, and a 606 trio by take an early lead in the second section| Variety 6-4; Canadian Tire de-|other. Maine's goal was scored} Wear 62, Corvairs 58, Combines/|Rolf Rocker. There was some consolation of the League | rik ; ves AEs eh ~ nid | ; ' alli 157. Wilson's' Men's Wear. 55,|for, Doug however, as his triple, the|_ Bond's Clothing beat the Dandies 5 to 2,|feating Maine Maritime 2-1 andjby Tim Harrison, on a pass |PY Philadelphia Phillies Ryd early in November, with an un- |Cheyelles 54, Paint Shop 52,(nighes! for him this year, won him the) Stark's Plumbing took five from vances, | Ace Electronics winning 5-3 over|from Jim Clyke. lthe . reerntia Mar Ago! fur' abbak A : : Ss 04, ' oe.) y se jobbies tripped ui shots, - ; I disclosed ailment but he is |Maintenance 52, Flintstones 52 ieanwmile, the. Lions. took full" aivan-| Wicks upset Crown Taxi also by the same| HOUdaille, THIRD GAME $20 000. Power, 33.. wit Yea" expected to rejoin his team I Sesiber Dans 50, Die Rocmm| {298,01 the Royals' misfortune by break-|score. Preston's "Men's Shop and Auto-| In the first game, Robson) fi 4 ual Adlaite to th Phil fi ft shortly, after commuting from |pwisters 49, Rooks 42, Minute! Iija' barges pteadlock: with tne eevailing. ea, ooked UP with Prestons) Leather's goal-scorers were| George Pimm scored two of sanded "nit id Marcel tl left- hospital to workouts, for the |Men 29, Guardsmen 11, Spark-|Within two points of the leaders, Bill| Marion Peakes led the ladies with an|Reed McConnell from Bob Milithe goals for Ace Electronics, |5nq "Sag 2 000 ss ° ened next few days , z "s Joyce and Walt Scott combined talents outstanding 576 (202, 193), while Bob|ler; McConnell from Miller and]; , {and about $20,000. He batte ys. jettes 7. for the victory, while Jim King toiled| Worsley was tops for the men with @ S98) pick Cra ges; Miller from |" their 5-3 win over Houdaille.| 249 in 68 games with Los An- --(CP Wirephoto) | brilliantly in a losing cause for the Jets. (223, 217) effort. Ossie Spooner was the | : | ; ri TUESDAY NIGHT LEAGUE | "Falcons moved: info a share of 'sec.| runner-up with a 566 (209, 200) serles,|Craggs: Craggs from Miller;|Don Craggs opened their scor-| geles and .208 in 18 games with | Some of the boys were in high gear) ond by trouncing the Hawks three times,|for the girls Mavis Taylor had a 42;|non Brant from J. White and|img on Pimm's assist then|Philadeiphia. last week and turned in some good/thanks to a 597 triple by Stan Reid.|Mary Mothersill 482, Mary Cole 468, . =< |Pimm got the second one ie | scores with Stan Hodgson, of the Police| Tigers showed definite signs of improv-| Doris Vann 452, Vi McCormack 449, Mar-| Miller from Craggs. baie gi . "» UNe} Tony Delaware scored the|@Ssisted. He also scored the) Pet. Rag aa ae way A his|ing by downing the Hornets 2 to 1. The Viledtinnah® os Marlene Gillard 445, Ada} riple total, including single games) Cats led by Frank Sobil and Vern Trimm/|F 'y 443, Dorothy Young 433, Martha|,. . j SPOR T SS MENT J lof 225 and 203. pulled together 10 evercame sr couple nt | Stauffer 432, Josie Gyurke 42s and Betty first goal for 'Whitby Variety, |fourth goal, on a pass from Bill} mote gitas followed by H. Prakker, 238, | excellent scores by Lou Petryshyn and|Grant 422 assisted by Larry Batherson and| McBride. McBride scored from (606); Ken Fisher, 211, 203 (602); R.| Jim Thomson. Matt Katchaluba shot a 563 (212), Bob! p: ae ; {Bob Oegema and Don Pringle " i e i f Bill Stacey. Their other goals i : & By Geo. H. Campbell O'Reilly 207 (591); G. Copp, 205 (590) Howlett 544, George Reid 540, Lorenz MeStravich (on another assist by Pimm, to} SPORTS EDITOR Time poyment, deposit, layeway. All Phases of Gun-Work Handled, Lerge Stock of Parts and Components Always "On Hand". ART'S 18 BOND ST. WEST 728-9731 "MAHOVLICH BACK IN ACTION Toronto Maple Leafs __left- winger Frank Mahovlich, looks very pleased to be back in his hockey togs, as he takes to the ice for a workout with the team, on Tuesday morning. He.has been out of action since Big Eight -- Doug Gibbs 626 (223, 211), Oshawa McMurray's Team Schatz sa) (200), Bob Peake 520, Gord came from Mike Jete th 4 ' total \cCormacl , George Turner , Sam! : 4 complete the winners' total. Larocca 512, Doug Cole 510, George | cena Pid agie biggl rer Houdaille. it was A. Rob- Janv ; Stacey from' Dela- pda tein ota erts from Fred Carey; Rich| | Lawrence 510 and Ed Mothersil! 501 Black from Ron Brown and} hell go for! from KINLOCH'S Standings Tagr's 7, Yomacs 7, Cen- ware and Janveaux. tral Auto Body 7, Bobbies 5, Bond: Clothing 5, Starks Plumbing 5, Pickwick SECOND GAME Sam Thompson then Black | Scott scored both goals for/again, all alone. 'Everything From Soup To Nuts' Cleaners 5, Prestons Men's Shop 4, Auto Magic Carwash 3, Dandies 2, Vancos 2,| Snapshots 2, Crown Taxi 2, Meade's Sun-| ~ eco 0, NO TARGETS! That's exactly the position the Oshawa Generals found themselves in last night -- they missed a flock of good scoring chances, failed to click on their shots-on-goal and when Marlboros came back with three goals in the final period, it just meant two things. Toronto Marlies are in first place in the Junior "A" League race and are not likely to be beaten out. And -- this was news -- Oshawa Generals suf- fered their first home defeat of the season. There was no way anybody could figure out that the Generals were going Plays Trenton Here Thurs The Oshawa McMurray's bas-jare expected to bolster they Mc- ketball team will meet the Tren-|Murrays offensive efforts to a ton Wilsons in an exhibition} great degree. game this Thursday night at, The surprise decision of Dave Donevan Collegiate Institute at) Kelly to try a return to top 8.30 p.m. ' lealibre basketball will be wel- The Trenton Wilsons have 8/comed by all area basketball tall well-balanced club which|fans Dave's past efforts with Tune Up Centre 0 and Camera! Centre 0. PeeWee Hockey League Scores | The Neighborhood Pee Wee! |Hockey Association Schedule Grey Cup Champs Are In Trouble? VANCOUVER (CP) -- Dave|Spokanie. Norm Fieldgate {s in| Skrien, coach of the Grey Cup| Regina. Ron Morris is in Tulsa| Choose here from all the gifts he will like to wear, and you'll like to see him in .. . shop now for. the best gift buys' © DRESS SHIRTS © SPORT SHIRTS © PYJAMAS e@ VESTS ee ee eee Oshawa Cokes and Oshawa! games on Saturday produced|Cchampion B.C. Lions, has got|and Emery Barns is in New) jeer re ee evel: Hawks ranked him with the best! the following nine results troubles--recruiting troubles. York. With so many of the team Meee Wha caine Treqion tani the city. Sunnyside Park tied Valley- [ don't know what to do or | absent, plans for a civic recep- . : e® BERNGRGNTE * view 2-2 with J. Boivin and A.|where to go," he said in anjtion were dropped. = | : - " ™ | fo 4 | sonere hy twenty points Guelph Re als Boivin scoring for Sunnyside |interview Tuesday. 'We were) Sometime before Skrien and gals. ist by twenty points. in 5 trenton ona pats ace 'i; OHA: while D, Lycette from L. Patton late in starting with our plans|his assistants Jim Champion | and G. Reid from P. Kane, |(for 1965) . . . Never been this|and Frank Johnston go recruit- Tied For Top By THE CANADIAN PRESS wa to eke out a one point vic- 1 ' Nai Jun Lirady, present costh scored for Valleyview late before. ing, they should know the future | , Brookside blanked Southmead| '"'It's nice though, isn't it." |plans of By Bailey, an 11-year Guelph Regals and Galt. Hor- nets remained tied for first to go all the way through their schedule, without losing a home game. But it is unfortunate that it should come at this time. They are faltering badly, as of the past three weeks, and with a tough schedule of rapid-fire appearances ahead of them, they can not be expected to get any rest, so they can not be expected to have any real "home ice" advantage. How- ever, the Generals are busy enough this week and weekend. Tonight, they play Oshawa Juvenile All-Stars at the Children's Arena at 7:15 p.m. On Saturday, they will play Niagara Falls Flyers, in a scheduled OHA Junior "'A" League game, at Bos- ton Gardens. This is the first time an OHA game has ever been played in a "foreign land". Rangers and Bruins play | © GLOVES e NECKWEAR @ ALL WOOL SWEATERS Gift Certificates of the McMurrays, was then 4 alto eveileble lcoach 'of the Keystoners and 6-0 with the goal-scorers being} He was referring to the fact|veteran with the team. Bailey, would really like to even the Bartlett (2), Dave Wilson, John-|that lateness in getting started/who indicated he may give up \i/ lscore a bit this year. son, Ball and Barr. on plans for the 1965 version of/football to concentrate more on s | Joining the McMurrays Kingside won 7-1 over Wood- the Lions was due to their 34-24/his job, may make up his mind 4 | view 7-1. Ray Alward got the|victory over Hamilton Tiger-|by the: weekend. 4 a KINLOCH'S this |Thursday to play their first there Saturday night so the team will be guests for that event. Then on Sunday, they play right back in St. Catharines, which will mean a plane-trip. It's a crowded weekend but should be one of interest to the Generals and their followers. x x x x BRIGHT BITS::-- Frank Mahovlich worked out with the Maple Leafs yesterday, first time since Nbv. 12 -- and then he went right back to the hospital for further treatment. The Maple Leafs club has not disclosed just what Mahovlich's in- jury really is... . It's an interesting mystery! ... QSHAWA GOLF CLUB is holding its annual '"'Three-Day Golfers' Bon- spiel" this week, starting tomorrow. Word is that they haven't quite filled their entry list but that same list includes some of the top curlers of the province, so big things are expected. Jim Grewar, publicist of the event, is already predicting a new record of popularity, success and "skill'"' for this annual curl- ing classic. .. . CORBY'S OPEN is the next major bonspiel event at the Oshawa Curling Club, scheduled for December 12... ... OTTAWA Rough Riders are in the throes of a "new ownership deal" -- seems like a couple of the directors are willing and ready to take over the whole operation. . . . PE- TERBOROUGH defeated Kitchener last night in OHA. Junior *tA" play and moved into a tie for third place, with the Osh- awa Generals. That about brings the OHA Junior "A"' down to size -- in other words, if our Generals can finish third or fourth, they will have had themselves a great sea- son... . NEWS! Real Baseball News -- Chicago Cubs and Chicago White Sox completed a player trade yesterday -- and this, for a couple of clubs that didn't even speak to each other a few years ago, has got to be considered as "'progress". 3 : = A | | | | 'Bantam League Hockey Results | | | The Oshawa Minor Hockey Association's Bantam League play on Monday night, at the Oshawa Children's Arena, pro- duced wins for Coca Cola, Local 1500, Local 1817, Canadian Tire, |Houdaille Industries and West- mount Kiwanis Coca Cola won 5-0 over Police Association, with Joe Izdebaki scoring twice while Wayne Candy, Raymond Smith and John Nestic: got the other tallies. Paul Brisbein scored the lone goal in a win by Local 1500 over Canadian Corps, 1-0 Local 1817 blanked B'Nai |B'Rith 2-0 in their hard-fought game with Roger Richard and Richard Gilmore each scoring a goal. | Canadian Tire blanked Scugog| |Cleaners 4-0. Paul Williams had| two goals with Paul McVety and George Montpetit. getting one apiece. Houdaille Industries defeated Local 2784 4-1 and in this one, Jim Andrews, John Wright, Bill Werry and Rich Mooney shared the scoring honors. Lawrence Wry scored for the losers. race OSHAWA BOWLING NEWS UAWA LEAGUE {Tilk 634, A. Hruska 632, W. Morrison Points Taken (Group 1) -- Tumey's 3,|629, D. Hodgson 624, J. Redco 621, R. Bolahood's 1; Clint's Texaco 3, Home | Godfrey 621, H. Burke 619, J. Holt 618, Appliances 1: Acadian Cleaners 4, Me@ad's|J. Meikie 618 |. Estarbrooks 618, H 0; Goch Supertest 3 and Bank's Floor-| Hughes 617, J. Keigan 616, J. Harris. ing 1. son 616, E. Dumas 616, B. Powell 611, Group 2 -- Durno's 3, Russ's City Ser-|F. Barnes 607, R. Wilson 607 and C, vice 1; Houdaille 4, Foley's 0; Esso Ser-'McCabe 605. - vice 3, Johansen's 1; Local 2784, 3 and Martin's Esso 1. WIRE AND HARNESS LEAGUE Group 3 -- Al's Bi-Rite 4, Bosco Real, Team standings --.Pin Pickers 12, Head Estate 0;. Tony's 4, Gillard's 0; Berge's/ Pins 10, Lucky Strikes 9,'Go Getters 8 3, Scugog Cleaners 1;. Canadian Corps Jesters 8 Gay Six 7, Alley Cats 5, 4 and Town and Country 0. Flyers 5, Hi Los 3 and Hi Balls 2 Team Points :Group 1) - Tumey's 29, Overt 600 -- Bob Strutt 875 (387, Banks 26, Clint's 24, Goch 23, Bolahood's 241), Doug Sutton 788 (304, 305), Elmo 2), Acadians 21, Mead's 17 and Home Lynburner 715 (28), 235), Audrey Burrill Appliances 15. Group 2 -- Houdaille 30,| 700 (276, 218, 206), Slim Bell 689 (336), Jonansen's 26; Local 2784, 25, Durno's| Bill Smith 672 (251, 223), Lorne -Atkin- 24, Esso Service 21, Martit's Esso 20.) son 640 (240, 203), Bev Barclay Foley's 18 and Ruyss's 13. Group 3 (218, 211), Cyril Weeks 62) Canadian Corps 34, Al's Bi-Rite 27, To-| Tom Barclay 609 (263). ney's 23, Town and.Country 23, Scugogs! gyer eae inet 22, Berg's 21, Gillard's 14 and Bosco's 11.) clarke og bers Mra toa. Hit R 280, 210), E wrray 763 (313), D. Brown 762, F.) ( 230, 215), Bev Gibson 227, Maurie Shor- Dingley 756, H. Kellock 756, K.-Johnson! ten 227, Ralph Jennings 225, Leola Stone- 745, B. Coleshaw 736, K, Cobb 729, L:\burg 225, Bill Keenan (223, 213), Jack Hopkins 726, |. Carey 716, \'. Conlin 706, Robinson 221, Ethel Atkinson 217, Joan | W. Banks 704, A. Borovsky 697, H. Cook | Sutton 217, Cathy Prybeck 716, Bud My- 696 (315), R. Arnold 691, A. Anderson ers (214, 205), Tamara Collins 211, Mari- @5, G. Forestail 684, A. Parkin 684, .A.\lyn Rosseav 210, George Keenan 207, Neil 679, A. Eyeman 675, D. Stovin 671, Rich Wilson 205, Roger Demers 202 and B®. Call 665, H. McRoberts 657, S$. Lockey John Acres 201. i 452, J. Trott 649, S. Lebreton 646, M. Lemon League Myrna Burgess 49. Berbridge 645, G. McKnight 645, W. Duf- Randy Coppins (95 - 92), Helen. O'Connor fleid 640, €, Rout 434, A, Stovin 634, D.' and Judy Stire (41 - 27), 4 #, |\games 247, 626 (244) and Bob this year will be Tom Olinyk Brent Oldfield, and Dave Kelly who missed the pre- vious game with Central Col-} legiate. Tom Olinyk and Brent Oldfield have also displayed ex- cellent ball against Trenton and place in the Ontario Hockey As- sociation Senior League, taking wins over Woodstock Athletics 9-3 and Oakville Oaks 6-4 Tues- day night. Guelph and Galt have 22 points, Woodstock 14 and Oak- ville 12, Welland Blacks remain in the cellar with six points. Joe Malo was high scorer for the Regals, with three goals, two of them 40 seconds apari late in the third period. George Usitalo, Gerry Harrigan, Butch Keeling, Pete Bettiol, Bob Pole and Dave Iaciuk shared the other Guelph goals. Ron Ryan, Bernie and Toby -- Black Woodstock. In the other game, Joe Ho- gan, Car] Hatt, Pete Kowalchuk and Earl Balfour scored. for Galt in a wide-open first period while Bob Hall and Ron Smith fired in the other goals in the second and third periods. Moe Galand, Terry Huff, Carl Hymers and Doug Hillman netted the puck for Oakville Oakville is at Welland and Gue'ph at Woodstock in the next league action Friday night. ~ BASKETBALL SCORES - By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS NBA Lawrence tallied for Los 'Angeles 118 Philadelphia i Boston 117 New York 113 | Cincinnati 129 Detroit 106 Baltimore 136 San Francisco Westmount Kiwanis and Bathe | _ and McLellan played to. a 4-4 tie. John Vandermeer had three goals for Westmount and Jim /Yakemishyn scored the other 'while John Goodwin potted a pair for Bathe and McLellan |with Mike Hammond and Mike Sheppard getting the others Scores -- H. Huntley 808 (323),| Smith 253, Ron. Mills 237, Harv Singular | Skate Exchange HIGHEST TRADE-IN ALLOWANCES. Boys' Hockey or Girls' Figure DELUXE SHOE 8 BOND WEST Your Satisfaction Is Our Aim All Cars Carry Our GUARANTEE KELLY DISNEY USED CARS Ltd. 1200 Dundas E. Whitby 668-5891 BUDGET TERMS DROP IN lone goal for Woodview, assist-|Cats in the Grey Cup final at ed by Rick McMullen. L. Kiraly|Toronto last Saturday, the first}may go too. He has made it! scored three for Kingside with |national title in' the team's 11-| the other goals going to W.|year history. | Sudsburg, DPD. Tullock, B.| There will be no public re- Hedger and D. Schneider, D.|\ception here for the Lions. Hedger had three assists. Eleven of the team aren't even Bathe Park and North Osh-|here, Tom Brown, Steve Cotter, awa also played to a tie, this|\Lonnie Dennis, Dick Fouts, one 3-3. Eric Howard, Peleshok| payl Seale, Greg Findlay and jand Keeler each scored one for|Steve Shafter are vacationing in Bathe while John Thaler, with| Nassau. two goals and Wayne Bryant, | : $ | did the trick for North Oshawa. |-- een SUgermat vent mame. tp) F. Lloyd had three assists for) Bathe while Mike Noon (2), G.| O'Connell, Allan Bathe and Assistant coach Champion plain he is open for offers from | Toronto and Calgary, where head coaching jobs are open.! LIMITED MEN'S WEAR 10 King St. West., 7 | Oshawa GENERAL TIRE This Sign Stands for the UTMOST in QUALITY and SAVINGS on your Larry Hopkins aided in North Oshawa's tallies. | Harman Park trounced} Rundle Park 11-0. Aurel Couter | had three goals and Mike Harp- er had four . while Dwayne} Andrews had two, with D.| | Thompkins and N. Cirka each | scoring one. | Lake Vista defeated Fernhill Park 3-1. G. Buchanan scored two for the winners and D. Hudgin one while David McKee | potted. Fernhill's orphan tally. RE-ELECT ALDERMAN GORDON B. ATTERSLEY For Experience in Sound, Efficient Administration On Your Behalf Nipigon Park nosed out Storie | WINTER TIRES GENERAL TIRE 534 Ritson Rd. South Park 1-0 on the lone goal by! Matthews, assisted by Wicker Connaught Park bombed |Baker Park 8-0. Rick Siblock |had three goals and Pete Mc- | Bean had two for. the winners, while Murdoch, Stapleton and Charbonneau scored the @hers. SPECIAL! WHILE IT LASTS OSHAWA MINOR HOCKEY ASSOCIATION EXHIBITION HOCKEY Oshawa Children's Arena AN EXCELLENT BUY! {t's the OK SIGN for me!! WEDNESDAY, DEC. 2nd -- 7:15 P.M. OSHAWA GENERALS JR. "A" vs Oshawa Juvenile All Stars ADULTS $1.00 Students & Children 50¢ Smart 2-tone finish df Silver Blu 'and ivory, 2-door model. Complet Going for only "Serving Oshawa & ONTARIO MOTOR SALES 140 Bond West iF 1958 CHEVROLET e metallic and e with radio, $499 Area Over 40 Years" IMITED 725-6501