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Sea a a epterin sate @ THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thursday, December 17, 1964 SPORTS MENU By Geo. H. Campbell SPORTS EDITOR "Everything From Soup To Nuts' WE'RE GLAD that Bill Kurelo is human! The manager of Oshawa's new Civic Auditorium just had to. be the busiest man in Canada, for the past three weeks at least, getting ready for the big opening, first game, etc., -- plus a flock of details that would have smothered the average operator. But our Willie came, through with colors flying! Sure, the critical » Customer (and there are those who can only look for a fault, rather than give praise) didn't have too much to kick about on Tuesday night. We suspect Bill Kurelo and his staff, plus Walter Branch and the members of the Auditorium Commit- tee, had their fingers crossed, as well as their legs, but when it was all over, a lot of untied ends failed to show, several hazards and bunkers just didn't appear and the entire show ran off, in spite of a brand new, inexperienced staff, just as if the Auditorium had been operating for months. x x x x AND SPEAKING of staff -- we'd like to pass along an opinion, expressed by many, with which we fully concur -- it was heart-warming to see so many familiar faces, in their green hats, acting as doormen and ticket-takers. We recog- nized a lot of "'oldies", chaps who were some of Oshawa's best hockey fans throughout the 40's, even before that and certainly later. Now "senior citizens" and most of them in the "retired" bracket, they are still both useful and valuable-- they know their customers, they've known the public for a long while, they know more than half of the fans personally, thanks to their long life in this community, they also have learned to be tolerant and understanding -- so the desired result is automatic, they are not merely courteous and effi- cient -- they are "friendly" and the personal touch was just one more "nice thing' about our new Civic Auditorium. As the season goes along, fans will quickly develop a habit of using their own favorite "gate" and it's truly friendly to be able to greet the ticket-taker as a fellow citizen and personal acquaintance. x x x x FIRSTS! We didn't have either time or space yesterday to cover all the facets of Tuesday nights' first Junior "A" game in Oshawa since the 1952-53 season. We just like to pin-point a few of the "firsts" that were brought to our attention. We noted a lot of the old regulars on hand, Police Chief Herb Flintoff, Jim Carnwith, "Brownie" (remember the walk, up the ice in that Young Rangers game about 15 years ago?) "Smitty" of Eveleigh's, "Joe", the shoe-shine expert, local barbers, '"'Charlie' and "Red", and we could go on-and-on. But before we quit -- a few "'firsts" Bob Kilger was the first player to sit in the new penalty pew; Wayne Cashman was the first General to score a goal; Ian Young was the first goalie we ever saw who pulled a puck right from out in front, underneath into his own net and, oh yes -- Ray George was the first citizen to be "paged" in the new Auditorium. CYO Leagues Hockey Scores The winners in the Pee Wee)(Q'Brien. I eection of the Catholic Youth|and W. Blanchard scored Organization Hockey Leagues the combines. went on a scoring spree this) Jn the final match, week. |Joseph's bombed Holy St Izdobsky, Tangquay for| goals by his brother, Steve. The Cross | SENIOR HOCKEY LEAGUE Oshawa Juvenile Generals made their presence felt in their debut in the Oshawa Sen- ior Hockey League at the Brooklin Arena this week with an upset 5-1 win over Oshawa Flyers. In other games, Oshawa Bad Boys (formerly known as Bud's Cycle) whipped Morrison's BA 6-2 and Beaupre's Spur defeat- ed McGrath's Plumbers 6-3. JUVENILES SURPRISE In the opening contest, many interested fans ventured to Brooklin to see Oshawa's entry in the OMHA playdowns and very few of them gave the youngsters much of a chance. However, the final score of 5-1 was certainly indicative of the territorial advantage the Juve- niles had. Gary Bradley paced the win- ners with two goals. Other marksmen for the Juveniles were Doug Barr, Jim Waite and Gary Dionne. Ernie Stone- a solo effort, while Harvey Burke acsisted on the second. BEAUPRE'S TRIUMPH The tinai match was a wide- open affair with both goal- tenders; Bop Collins and Palm- er Knight, making several spec- tacular saves. George Vail had two goals to pace Beaupre's to their 6-3 victory. Other scorers for Beau- pre's were Gordie Wilson, Bob Bishop, Mike Gray 'and Terry Vail. Ian McNamee notched two goals for the losers, while Butch Dowe fired a single. This game displayed a very fast brand of hockey with end- to-end play by both squads. Referee Danny Fureski handed out only five penalties. Midget League |man spoiled Robb Waddell's bid for a shutout when. he scored late in the first period. Only six minor penalties were lealled in this game, three to each team. BAD BOYS TAKE VICTORY The middle contest was a hard-fought, heavy-hitting game |with Bad Boys coming out on top by a 6-2 score. Ed Romanuck led Bad. Boys jwith a standout performance, scoring two goals and picking up two assists. Newcomer} |George Westfall (no stranger to jarea fans) also had a fine | game with four assists and |handed out several hefty body- | checks Butch Brady, Mel |Knocker, Doug Cole and Gilly | |Hughes rounded out the scor- ing for the winners. | Paul McIntyre was the only player who could beat Jim |Hinkson in goal for Bad Boys |McIntyre's first marker - was Toronto Blues =i" | Bomb Cougars © PROVO, Utah |Monteith scored five goals to \lead the University of Toronto to a 6-1 college hockey victory over Provo Cougars Wednesday night. Monteith was assisted on four University of Toronto beat | Provo 7-5 Tuesday. night. Bryant Bogren scored Provo's In the first game, St. Mary's} 8.9, John Bathe, Jim Brooks and 92! in the last period when the shelled St. Hedwig-Phillip's 7-2.) Joe Reid fired two goals each| count stood at 5-0. Brent Delong came up with alfor the winners. Mike Dudgeon notched| slapped in by Ward Passi in the four-point game, collecting twO/and Dennis goals and two assists, to lead singles. St. Mary's to the win. Greg} ------ Driscoll] The other Toronto goal was 'second period. Reid also had two goals, while Joe Kovacs, Steve Shine and) John Sledzialiski shared singles. | The combine's goals were ecored by Brian Bulger and Ivan Lacasse. ' St. Gregory's smashed St. Gertrude's 8-1, which saw Rene Beauchman, Bob Burke and Allen Taylor scored two goals/| each. Tom O'Donnell added a} single and John Bell chipped in| with three assists. Jeff Wilson beat Mike Brisbois, in goal for St. Gregory's, for the lone St. Gertrude's marker. Three goals by Wayne Bryant paced St. Joseph's to a 5-0 shut- out win over Holy Cross. Garry O'Connell and Larry Pearson completed the winners scoring. ATOM ACTION In three Atom League games, St. Mary's edged St. Hedwig- Phillip's 2-1, St. Gertrude's blanked St. Gregory's 2-0 and) St. Joseph's whipped Holy Cross ' 41. Dolmite Ron Finley and Jim Duigan were the marksmen for St. Mary's. R. Ricard answered for the losers: St. Gertrude's had a tough time beating St. Gregory's in a close checking contest. Allan Lacroix opened the scoring and Mark Ratelle rapped in the in- surance marker on a pass from Peter Brady. Wayne McGuigan led St Joseph's to the victory over Holy Cross with two goals, Bob Jones and Peter Bathe shared singles. J. Lawrinuk averted a shutout when he tipped in a drive from M. 'Pilon. BANTAM PLAY A three goal performance by Terry Kelly sparked St. Gert-| rude's to a 7-0.triumph over St.| Gregory's in one of three Ban- tam League games. Rich Mette notched a pair for) the winners while Mike Clou-) thier and Mike Black added) singles. 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Jim Nesbitt and Henry Novak tal- lied. for Local 222, while Pete |Plob notched the only goal for Rotary In an other contest, Firefight- ers had to scramble all the way to edge Rose Bowl 2-1. Harry Morrison and Bob Kennedy were the marksmen for the jwinners. John Lupel got the Rose Bowl marker. Navy Vets took a 4-2 deci- sion from Kiwanis in the final jgame of the evening. Robert| |Hogan,. Ken Dehart, Bill Swar- and John Cook shared singles for Navy Vets, Steve Jarrel and Paul Wilson got the losers } \ 1 Boas, Juvenile Generals Defeat Flyers 5-1 Next week's schedule finds the Oshawa Senior Hockey League starting to play Sunday evenings in the new Civic Audi- torium. The regular triplehead- er will also be played in the Brooklin Arena, Several prizes will be drawn throughout the evening in Sunday's action. The schedule for Sunday finds the surprising Juveniles, under coach 'Beefy' Bathe fac- ing. Foley's Plumbing. Other games. have Beaupre's Spur against Oshawa Flyers and Mc- Grath's meet Bad Boys in the finale. In Monday's games, Bad Boys tangle the Juveniles, at 7 p:m., Morrison's meet Mc- Gfath's, 8.30 p.m. and Foley's and Flyers battle for first in the final match, LEAGUE STANDINGS WLT Pts. Foley's z 8 Beaupre's Flyers Bad Boys McGrath's Morrison's Oshawa Minor Hockey Dates BANTAM LEAGUE Mon., Dec, 21, 5.00-5.50 pan.-- Local 1817 vs Canadian Tire; 6-6.50, Westmount Kiwanis vs Scugog Cleaners; 7-7.50, Police Association vs Canadian Corps; 8-8.50, Bathe and McLellan vs Local 2784 and 9-9.50, B'Naith B'Rith vs Coca-Cola. All games at. Oshawa Children's Arena. | Tues., Dec, 22, 6.00-6.50 p.m.-- Ernie Cay vs Houdaille Indus- tries and 7-7.50, Local 1500 vs Duplate. Both games at Civic Auditorium. MIDGET LEAGUE Tues., Dec. 22, 7.20-8.10 p.m.-- Local 222 vs Rose Bowl Res- taurant; 8.20 - 9.10, Firefight- ers vs Lions and 9.20-10.10, Kiwanis vs Rotary. All games at Children's Arena. 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