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10 THE OSHAWA TIMES; Wednesday, February 24, 1965 SPORTS MENU _ By Geo. H. Campbell SPORTS EDITOR 'Everything From Soup To Nuts' GENERALS ARE IN! Oshawa Generals made sure of 'p berth in the OHA Junior 'A' playoffs, here at Civic Audi- 4orium last night, when they tied St. Catharines Black Hawks 3-3. The lone point gave the Generals a total of 49 for 52 'games played and Kitchener Rangers, in seventh place, with 39 points, played their 52nd game last night in Peterborough and lost to the TPT's 3-2.. The best Rangers can finish with, now is a total of 47 points. But more to the point, was the point the Generals missed. They are now only six points 'ahead of Montreal Jr. Canadiens, who have three more games to play than the Generals. But one of those is that big game mext Tuesday night, when they play here in Oshawa. That's the game that could very well decide fourth place. v IN THE OTHER Junior "A" game last night, Niagara Falls Flyers won at home, 4-2, over Toronto Marlboros. That "just about clinched first place for "'Hap" Emms' Flyers, as 'they are now five points ahead of the. Marlies, with the latter having only one game extra to play. Oshawa Generals are idle now until, Sunday, when they play the first of their re- "maining four games, at Maple Leaf Gardens, against Marl- doros. A QUICK WHISTLE deprived the Generals of. a victory and that extra point last night, in the final seconds of play. Earlier in the fray, when trailing 2-0, referee Blair Graham twice called back Oshawa tallies, but the cruelest blow of all was the third time. Ron Buchanan, with his usual never- bay-die spirit, had tied the score finally, with less than four minutes to play. The Black Hawks were faltering and in the final seconds, Bobby Orr blasted a shot. The St. Kitts goalie got his body in front, tried to trap the puck with his hand, but almost immediately it fell out, at his feet and Buchanan rapped it into the goal. But in that fraction of time, the offi- cial had blown his whistle and he ruled that the goal was Scored after he had "sounded off." His explanation later was that he had lost sight-of the puck. -If he, or any other refer- ee, was to blow his whistle every time he lost sight of the puck, for such a short space of time -- then, all night long, he's sound like a peanut vendor. SHORT ORDER SPECIALS: -- The Oshawa Civil Service Softball League isn't going to sleep all winter, like the bear-- they're thinking in terms of their summer season already. League president John DeHart has called a meeting for this Sunday morning, eleven o'clock, at the Thornton's Corners School (north of No. 2 Highway, on Thornton's Road) and all interested teams are urged to have a representative on hand, or call the president at 8-3379 or Sid Loscombe, at 5-4148 ... BERNIE GUINDON, of Oshawa Boxing Club, lost a split deci- sion to John Lapadula of Toronto, in the final match for the welterweight crown, in the New York State Gold Gloves Tourn- ment, at Buffalo, last night... . FERN IRWIN has skipped her Dixie (Ontario) rink to four-straight wins in the Diamond "#)" Ladies' Canadian curling championships, at Halifax. Without benefit of "'last rock', she scored two on an extra end, to defeat Quebec yesterday. Alberta and Manitoba are "Med for second place, with one loss apiece. The Ontario ladies defeated them both, on the first day, for their flying 'start. If they get past Nova Scotia, they could go all the 'way, unbeaten. .. . STANLEY MATTHEWS received his 'knighthood at Buckingham Palace yesterday when the 50- year-old all-time great of English soccer came out, waiting crowds demanded his autograph. Sir Stanley obliged them-- jhe wrote "Stan Matthews" ! Purple Hawks Head 'Biddy Basketball Race " Purple Hawks won their sec- 'ond consecutive game in the «Biddy Basketball League cham- pionship playoff on Saturday With a 9-4 victory over Blue "Bombers. In other games, Gold Kings defeated 'Green Devils 6-3 and "Red Trotters upset White Aces 41. PURPLE HAWKS WIN The Hawks put on great checking display in order to down the league title winners. Jim Zarowny had three points for the winners while Richard Nehring, Mike Black and Gary Neal picked up two apiece. Tom Horruzey and Bob Krawec tal- lied two points apiece for the Bombers. TROTTERS TRIUMPH The Red Trotters rallied in the City League last half to defeat White Aces, after trailing by 1-0 in the open- ing half. Victory boosted Trotters into a four-way tie for second place in'the race. Hawks led with four points, followed by the Bombers, Aces, Trotters and Gold Kings with two points each. Green Devils are winless in two starts. Paul Bryant and Bruce Berry paced the winners with two points each. Robert Dervent scored White Aces' lone point. KINGS TOP DEVILS In the final game, Gold Kings won their first game in the playoffs with a hard-earned vic- tory over Green Devils. Howard Stacey and Morice Cardinal fired two points each for the winners, Bill Broome and Henry Chyb chalked up sin- gles. Danny Kewley got two points for the Devils with. Alex Krawec getting the other. This Saturday, Green Devils meet Purple Hawks, Blue Bomb- ers tackle White Aces and Red | Hockey Play ' Four goals by Charlie Ibey sparked Scugog Cleaners to an 8-3 win over Coca Cola in an Oshawa Minor Hockey Associa- tion Bantam League round- yobin playoff game last night. Paul Bennett, Mike Wall, Ron) Griffin and Charlie Rout were the other marksmen for the win- ners. Mike McCullough, Dennis ©ockerton and Richard Mur- "Mock shared the Coca Cola 'poals. ' In the other contest, John Vandemere paced Westmount Kiwanis to a 43 triumph over B'Nai B'Rith with a fine three- goal effort. Kerry Gibson added the other marker. Barry Mrier led the losers with two goals while Garry McDougall notched a single. Letter Carriers whipped Cana- @ian Legion 5-2 in the only Mid- get round-robin game » Doug Weeks and Roy Gra- 'ham scored two goals apiece for the winnehs with Bernie O'Brien getting the other. Bob *Purno and Mike Beamish click- ed for Canadian Legion. ~ Im a Novice League game at the Brooklin Arena, Oshawa All-Stars swamped Pickering 20-0. Frank Bathe fired four goals to lead the winners' attack. Gary 'Armstrong and Mark Adams had three goals each while Terry -McKee and Stan Cockerton notched two. apiece. Singles went to Luke Charbon- 'neau, John Stainton, Dave Wil- son, Bob Hill, Keith Smith and Jack Thaler. ib Trotters. versus Gold Kings. Juveniles Win, Oshawa Juveniles advanced into the second round of the OMHA playdowns when they jblanked Peterborough 3-0 in | Peterborough last night. The win gave the Juveniles the best 2-0f-3 series in two Straight games. Glen Elliott was the top scorer for the Juveniles with two goals. Jim McGraw added a single. In Bantam play, Peterborough rallied from an 8-4 deficit in the third period to defeat Oshawa 11-8 in overtime action. Brian Webb sparked the win- ners' attack with five goals. Johnston notched three mark- jers while Lacey, Cavanagh and |Healey shared singles. | For Oshawa, Pete McNamee, {Bill Prentice and John Nestic ecores two goals each. Singles |went to Paul. Sloggett and | Novak. The Peterborough victory evened the best 2-of-3 series at 1-1 with the third and deciding game scheduled for Oshawa on Saturday. | Continental STEAM BATH and MASSAGE 16A Ontario St. 728-2460 | | 725-2109 l Oust Peterboro | Above are shown the two rinks representing The Osh- awa Curling Club in this year's Ontario Ladies' Tankard championship play, right after they had won si their district playdowns at Peterborough Golf and Curl- ing Club, last. week. This afternoon, the Oshawa ladies left for Gananoque, where tomorrow they will contest the Ladies' Tankard "Divi- sion" playdowns, for the right to move into the pro- vincial semi-finals, early next month. Left-to-right, they are: Joan Souch, OSHAWA LADIES SEEK DIVISIONAL HONORS IN TANKARD PLAY Marion Campbell, Ruth Cle- mens, Joyce Black, Mary Pollard and Edith Henny, standing behind the two skips, "Gen" Miller and Phyl Fordham. COMEDY OF ERRORS By GERRY SUTTON Despite three disallowed goals, one in the last second of play, Oshawa Generals manag- ed to tie St. Catharines Black Hawks 3-3 to ensure themselves of a playoff berth in the OHA Junior "A"' League last night. Referee Blair Graham of To- ronto said after the game, 'I called back the three goals be- cause I whistled the play dead as each time the puck was hid- den from my view." To the partisan crowd of 2,910, it seemed a miscarriage of jus- tice on each occasion. Two of the disallowed goals came in the second period with Generals trailing 2-0. The other goal that didn't count was at 19.59 of the final period with the score tied. Goal- tender Jim Keough dropped a hot drive from the blueline and Ron Buchanan flipped it into the open net. H Gaham ruled that he had blown his whistle when Keough appeared to smother the puck. The referee made no attempt to give his reason over the public address system and left the fans wondering what the final out- come of the game was. The deadlock ensured the Gen- erals of a playoff berth in. the eight-team league and left them in fourth-place with 49 points, six more than Montreal Junior Canadiens who have played three less games. St. Catharines tightened their grip on the sixth and last playoff spot. The Jun- ior Hawks are two points ahead of Kitchener Rangers. HAD THEIR TROUBLES Generals couldn't do anything right in the first period and were fortunate to escape with a 1-0 deficit. Gary MacMillan scor- ed the only goal when he beat goalie Dennis Gibson on a close-in drive. The Hawks outshot Oshawa 16-6 in the 20 minutes with Gib- son unbeatable on two goal-line stands. A wicked shot by Ken Hodge, late in the frame, near- ly increased the margin but hit Neighborhood Dart Results The following are the results of games played February 18, in the Neighborhood Dart Asso ciation: North Oshawa 3 and Fernhill 2. Woodview No. 1, 4 and Woodview No. 2, 1. Doubles -- J. Smith, O. Twine, T. Twine 3, L. Rae, D. Craw- ford, M. Rae, T. Rae, J. Craw- ford 2, D. Rae, A. Souch, F. Young 3, E. Smith, N. Pullen 2, T. Emm, E, Major, G. Waite 3. Baseball 1 Inning -- T. Emm 5 and 0. Twine 5, 5. | | ee a BILL WHITE the goal-post and bounced off to one side. Bob Sicinski put St. Cathar- ines two goats ahead at the six- minute mark of the second when he streaked in from cen- tre to deflect Hodge's passout from the corner. Bill Banner- man narrowed the margin, with his 17th goal of the season, on a scramble around the Hawks' goal. In the last half of the second, Generals took command of the game and started to skate. Their passing showed a _ tremendous SPORTS BRIEFS SIGN WITH BOMBERS WINNIPEG (CP) -- Line- backer Ken Maglicic of Notre Dame and guard Tom Jenkins of Ohio State have been signed by Winnipeg Blue Bombers, the Western Football Conference club announced Monday night. Both are newcomers. CURVIS BEATS ORTEGA LONDON (AP) -- Brian Cur- vis, third - ranked challenger to champion. Emile Griffith for the world welterweight boxing s torium... , fourth place... Generals Tie St. Kitts, Clinch Playoff Berth mission at Maple Leaf Gardens tonight when Toronto and Bos- ton Bruins battle in an NHL contest. A cameraman took clips of Orr in action last night plus other shots of the Civic Audi- Generals travel to Toronto on Sunday for an af- ternoon game against Toronto Marlborors. Next Tuesday, Osh- awa hosts the Junior Canadiens in a game that could decide Defenceman * Bob Kilger missed the game with a bad hand injury. Young Jim Whittaker played a good part of the match in his place * and turned in a fine effort, Osh- * ~-- Were NICK BEVERLEY improvement after a sloppy dis- play in the first period. Brian McDonald scored his 44th marker of the year early in the third to give the Hawks a 3-1 lead. However, Generals stormed to the attack and rallied with two goals. Centre Bill White, one of the better Oshawa performers, tal- lied at 11.24 after the St. Kitt's goalie dropped Nick Beverley's drive from the blueline. Five minutes later, Buchanan scored the equalizer, deflecting Bobby Orr's shot into the net. It was Buchanan's 44th goal of the season and extended his point-scoring streak to 29 games. The Hawks picked up nine of the 14 penalties, including a 10- minute misconduct to Hodge. None of the sentences figured in the scoring. A rarity for Junior hockey oc- curred in the first period when referee Graham failed to call one penalty. But to many ob- awa also used Bill Lastic from the Whitby Dunlops in a spare role. ST. CATHARINES -- goal, Keough; defence, 7. Reid, Carson, Eichler, Ter- benche; forwards, MacMillan, McDon- ald, D. Reid, Maki, Sicinski, Hodge, Laid- law, Cherevaty, Shelton and erts OSHAWA -- goal, Gibson; defence, Orr, Beverley, Whittaker, Buchar, Lastic; for- wards, Roberts, Buchanan, Cashman, LIt- tle, White, Bannerman, Giroux, and Marshall. Referee -- Blair Graham. Linesmen -- Ron Ego and Sandy Proctor. FIRST PERIOD 1, St. Kitts, MacMillan (D. Reid, McDonald) Penalties -- None. 15.52 SECOND PERIOD 2. St. Kitts, Sicinski (Hodge, Maki) 3, Oshawa, Bannerman (Little, White) 14.25 Penalties -- T. Reid (hooking) 9.36, Eichler (charging) 11.15, Hodge, White (roughing) 17.00, T. Reid (tripping) 17.25, Hodge (ten-minute misconduct) 19.58, THIRD PERIO D (D. Reid, Terbenche) 4. St. Kitts, McDonald 5. Oshawa, White (Beverley, Roberts) 6. Oshawa, Buchanan (Orr, Beverley) Penalties -- McMillan (charging) 9.05, Whittaker (slashing, roughing), D. Reid | (slashing, roughing) 15.34, McDonald) (high-sticking) 16.14 €. Roberts (high-| sticking) 16.14, 6.52 Saves: Keough Gibson servers Graham must have been looking the other way as both teams deserved at least four penalties each. BLUELINE NOTES -- Bobby Orr, Oshawa's dynamic 16-year- old defenceman, will be one of A. E. JOHNSON, 0.D. OPTOMETRIST 142 King St. East 723-2721 title, easily out-pointed Gaspar Ortega of Mexico in a_ 10- rounder at Royal Albert Hall! Tuesday night | * BOXERS WORK OUT CHICAGO (AP)--Ernie Ter- rell and Eddie Machen boxed briskly in their respective camps Tuesday for their WBA- sanctioned heavyweight title bout here March 5. ° Terrell boxed two rounds each with middleweight Ed Dembry, Cash White, 179, and John Lockhart, 190. Machen sparred four rounds with 210 - pound High 3 Darts -- B. Cole 107. 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The 'second shift" of 16 en- tries in the last annual "Moon- lighters" Bonspiel at The Osh- awa Curling Club, swung into action last night, with half of them chalking up victories to move into the second round of The Jack Perry Trophy event, on Thursday night. The other eight rinks will also be in action on Thursday night, but competing in the secondary competition, the first round of The Ruddy Electric Trophy event. Keenest competition in last night's action, was provided on ice No. 5, where Doug Grant's OCC rink nosed out Jack Elliott's entry from Oshawa Golf Club, by the narrow mar- gin of 8-7. Grant's rink had come from well back to tie the score at 6-6, on the 8th end. Brooklin Ties Serie Brooklin Redmen evened up their OHA Intermediate "Lake- shore Group" final series last night at Uxbridge, with a 6-4 victory over the Port Hope Blades. The series now stands at one win apiece, with one game tied and the fourth game of the 4-out-of-7 set, scheduled for Port Hope on Friday night. Brooklin grabbed their two- goal margin in the first period, when they outscored Port Hope, four goals to a pair. The visit- ors pumped in a couple in the second stanza, to Brooklin's one but the Redmen tightened up their defensive play in the final frame, to hold Port Hope off the scoresheet, and still man- aged to get an insurance tally for themselves. "Yo"' Ashton, in the nets for Port Hope, had a shaky first period with Vern Ferguson open- ed the scoring early in the game. Paul Wakely tied it up less than two minutes later but Jim Cruickshank put Brooklin in front with the first of three- Straight goals for the home- sters. Wakely with two goals, lived up to his leadership qualities as team captain for the Blades, with Brereton and H. McKeen getting their other tallies. Brook- lin's scoring success was a real team effort, six different players sharing their half-dozen goals while five others earned assists. PORT HOPE -- goal, Van- stone; defence, Cruickshank and M. Jones; forwards: Gibson, Pascoe and V. Ferguson; alts.: Wills, West, Mathews, Hull, Gar- rard, Redshaw, Everett and Haynes. BROOKLIN -- goal, Y. Ash- ton; defence, A. McKeen and Douglas; forwards: P. Wakely, Goebel and Greenaway; alts.: Barnoski, P. Brereton, Fenton, Brown, H. McKeen, Stevenson, se M. Brereton and Hal- ord. First Period 1, Brooklin, V. Ferguson (Pascoe, Wills) Port Hope, P. Wakely (Goebel and Greenaway) Brooklin, Cruickshank (M. Jones) 4, Brooklin, Wills (West, Haynes) Brooklin, Mathews 2.13 2. 4.04 3. 7.26 | 13.53 5. (Stevenson) 17.33 | Penalties -- A. McKeene, Cruickshank, j Vanetaney Brown (2) and H. McKeen. | Second Period 'ort Hope, M. Brereton Halford, glas Brooklin, Pascoe (Ferguson, Cruickshank) . Port Hope, P. Wakely (Greenaway and M. Brereton) 19.40 | Penalties -- A. McKeen and Stevenson. Third Period Gibson (M. Jones) 7.16 Penalties --- Brown (2), Cruickshank, | Stevenson ~ and Douglas. 7 P. ( 12.23 W717 10. Brooklin, | Elliott picked up one on the 9th end, had two 'seconds' in the house, to protect his chance for a tie, but with the last rock of the game, skip Grant pushed out one of Elliott's counters and tory Play in the "Moonlighters" re- sumes tonight, with the Monday night rinks continuing in their second round of the primary event or first round of the sec- ondary competition. Following are last night's en- tries and their scores: THE JACK PERRY TROPHY First Round Chris Janetos, Jack Broadbent, Jack Naylor, Bob Coppin, Lloyd Whittington, Ed. Drinkle, Gerry Farrow, Chas. Peacock, skip 10; skip Jack Simmons, Allan Patte, Jack: Bentley Wally Cain, Jack Judge, Jim Ewart, Russ Wilson, George Bates, skip skip Doug Taylor, Roy Mercer Bob Skitch, Don~ Morks, Bill McHugh, Austin Wiltshire, Ray Webster, Elmer Pollard, skip ? skip John Patterson, Ross Latimer, John Borrowdale, Ken Williams, Norm_.Briags, Jim Naylor, Don Crothers, Reg. Smith 10. 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