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{0 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thursday, Merch 25, 1965 SPORTS MENU By Geo. H. Campbell SPORTS EDITOR verything From Soup To Nuts' IF OSHAWA GENERALS -- the players. themselves, that is -- have even half as much enthusiasm as their fans -- they could win The Memorial Cup in this 1965! Taken real quick, like a spoonful of distasteful medicine, that looks like a brash statement, but nevertheless, that's a fact ! Right now Gen- erals trail Niagara Falls 3-2 in games and that situation @ould be evened off without any trouble, with a real honest- to-goodness, everybody-helps performance, this Saturday night. After that would come the real big job of winning the 7th game in Niagara Falls. Faced with a sudden-death, win-or- élse situation, "Hap" Emms' Flyers might quite easily push the panic button and be guilty of a lot of costly mistakes. On top of that, Oshawa Generals have still got to produce in this series, a real all-out team effort, the like of which they fre capable of producing. Put 'em together and you've got another 1938 -- the famous year that Generals knocked off the Marlboro team that had been assembled for the express purpose of winning The Memorial Cup. IT'S TOO BAD! About five or six members of the Osh- fwa Generals are just mentally too slow (the real word is *"dumb") to realize that this is their big opportunity. Some of them, most of them, will never be this close again! This is their big chance to get their name in Hockey's big record book. A win here at home on Saturday night and then one, big, all-out effort for a win in that 7th game in Niagara Falls +-it could mean a berth in the Memorial Cup, Canadian cham- pionship finals, Generals have had much better than average uccess this past winter, in their games against Peterbor- dugh. Right now, the "Petes" have an excellent chance of knocking off Toronto Marlies. Wouldn't it be lovely, if Osh- wa could meet Peterborough in the OHA Junior "A'"' finals? t's almost admitted that if you can win the OHA, you have fa great chance to be in the Memorial Cup finals. Somebody should remind our Oshawa Generals that right now, they are only about two big wins away from being Dominion cham- pions. But they've all got to have the urge -- not just three pr four ! THE McBRIEN Mem- orial Trophy, one of the pre- mier mixed bonspiel events at the Oshawa Curling Club, TICKET SALES for Saturday night's big game here, open- ed this morning. We know that Auditorium manager Bill Kurelo planned on having his doors open at 7:00 a.m., with staff on hand to serve coffee and donuts. The ticket sale, at all three local outlets, opened at nine o'clock this morning and we can vouch for this -- they'd started to line up in front of Joe Bolahood's store, by 6:30 a.m... . MARLBOROS play the second game of their semi-final series, in Peterborough, tonight, and the result of this game will be watched with a great deal of interest The Dukes now have to win at least once in the Liftlock City and they'll be starting right out to get that win tonight. The longer they wait -- the tougher it will be... . TORONTO LEAFS came up with a spirited per- formance last night, to knock off Canadiens 3-2. It was a good win for Toronto's morale and it also helped Detroit Red Wings in their bid for top spot... . THE CAHA has announced that they, not British Columbia Assoc., will levy the fee if the Sask. Junior hockey body is to be fined for being late for their playoff date schedule It never ceases to amaze us-- how can you levy a fine on an amateur? ., . JUST THE SAME -- where has CAHA been this past few weeks while the Sask Assoc has literally thumbed its nose at the governing body? . . . SEAGRAM'S GOLD CUP, Canada's premier golf award, will have a total purse of $100,000 this summer. It's THE BENNETT Paving Company Trophy was the top prize at a recent annual mixed bonspiel at the Osh- awa. Golf Club. By coinci- dence, the trophy was won was won this year by an Oshawa Golf Club entry. The winners are shown above, left-to-right, ,, Jac- by one of the company's own employees. Shown left- to-right, are: Helen Glover, Lloyd Short, Wm. B. Ben- nett, company president and donor of the trophy; Jack to be at Mississauga, in mid-July and with that kind of loot, it should be Canada's biggest 'Open'. 'Neighborhood Assoc. Pee Wee Playoffs They completed the first|round over Fernhill Park 4-0 round of the playoffs, in the|but all on the strength of a Neighborhood Assoc. PeeWee| previous 4-0 shutout. Saturday's| Rundle No. 2, 4; North Oshawa Boys' Hockey League playoffs,|game was a scoreless deadlock|1i Rundle No. 1, 4, Woodview at the Children's Arena on Sat-|as Fernhill battled in fine|N0- 2, 1; Woodview No. 2, 4, urday morning, and the hectic|form. |Woodview No. 1, 1; Baneie action saw some of the teams) .... \No. 2, 3, Rundle No. 1, 2; Nort fight back to reverse the decl-| son Part oo Me Ne Oshawa 3, Fernhill 2. sions of the first games, with|tichtest series of a 4 aL in Doubles -- V. Graves 2, R. the young goalies in the star|heing the only scale grees Harman, D. Taylor 2, N. Pullen roles. scored in the last period, on al2 D Donald 2, B. Major 4, G. The games between Valley-| pass from D. Tompkins, to giv |Waite 3, F. Donald, L, Shob- view and Bathe and between|Harman Park hele win BIVelbrook 4, G. Bryant 4, V. Ross, North Oshawa and Storie Park| aie |B. Ross 4, D. Crawford, M. Rae were both special thrillers, go-|_,This Saturday's schedule for); 1, Rae 3, T. Rae 4, P. An- ing into the second overtime|Playoff action finds Harman/drews, J. Houston 7, G. Houston, period, before a winner as de-| Meeting Connaught at 9.00 a.m.|Mike Wilson, Midge Wilson, E. clared finally, by a mere one-/2"4 Eastview vs North Oshawa|Ford 3, F. Young, D. Young 4, goal margin. at 9.45 a.m., both in the "'A"l4 Cole, A. Sutch 3, B. France 2, Harman Park and Nipizon| Ser'es. In the "'B" Series, Lake|petty Naylor, J. Carlson, 0. Park produced another cliff-| ista faces Sunnyside Park at|Twine 3 and T. Twine hnager, playing over an hour|!° 35 a.m. and Brookside meets) Baseball 1 inning -- M. Rae 6, before Harman. emerged the|"@lleyview at 11.20 a.m. T. Rae 5 °(2), V. Ross 6, J. winner The following Saturday, April| Houston 5 (3), G. Waite 6, 5, - 3, Valleyview plays Brookside|J..Emm, 5, D, Donald 5 and V. "B" SERIES at 9.00 a.m. and Sunnyside|Graves 5. Lake Vista blanked South-|meets Lake Vista at 9.45 a.m.| High 3 Darts -- V. Graves mead 3-0 to take their round | while North Oshawa _ plays|100, L. Shortt 100, T. Emm 100, '5-1, I. Lacasse, Tiperood and|astview at 10.35 a.m. and Con-|D, Donald 100, N. Pullen 121, S. Damant were the goal-scor-|naught plays Harman at 11.20|/Bert Naylor 133 and T. Rae ers, with A. Johnston and S.'a.m. 1105. Stark getting assists. * Valleyview. won 3-1 over Bathe Park to eke out a 4-3 de- cision on the round. C. Hurst and P. iene scored for Valley-| Wi Bo Gi view with P. K atti th ] bared: etiae Berg Si in y Ir J . Senior Titles +Lloyd was the goal scorer for 'Bathe, assisted by Palcteson , W. Mitchell, M. Murphy and G | «Reid had assists for Valley-; PETERBOROUGH -- The dis-| «view. trict finals of the Ontario Youth Sunnyside Park nosed outjfive-pin championships were TBaker 2-1 to conclude theirjheld here at Brookdale PlazajosHAWA SENIORS WIN «series at 6-1. J. Boivin scored|Bowling Lanes Mike Childerhose of Oshawa 'both goals for the winners, with) Taking part in the tourna-|won.the senior boys' singles title 'S. Cook and A. Boiyin getting|ment were Brookdale and Lake-|and Pat Smith of Oshawa the - assists on the two tallies. Hart,|view, Ajax, Bowmanville, Osh-|senior girls' single. + aided by Stone, was the lone|awa's Motor City and Plaza|---- = Neighborhood Dart Results The following are the results of double games played on Mar. 18, at the Neighborhood Dart Association's weekly . session: Woodview No 1, 4, Southmead 1; -------- | ------ eps negten ansehen land the senior boys' to Oshawa Local Bowlers =. | Melody Whiteside of Peter- borough Brookdale won the ban- tam girls' singles, Chris Steen- bantam boys' singles. tured the junior girls'. singles, David Yale of Lakefield won the junior boys' singles burg of the same lanes took the Susan Mcllwain of Ajax cap-} MIXED BONSPIELS HIGHLIGHT LOCAL CURLING qui Patte, Hal Butler, Marg Jacobi and (centre) skip Bob Patte, holding the cov- eted trophy. --Oshawa Times Photo Glover, skip of the winnine rink and superintendent of "Bennett Paving' and Neli Short. --Photo by Robt. Aldsworth Remember When? ... | 728-1601 In the first defence of his heavyweight boxing crown, Jess Willard fought Frank Moran for 10 rounds to no decision 49 years ago to- night--in 1916. Although the judges could not agree, the newspapers unanimously awarded the fight to Wil- lard,- whose purse was $47,- 500--then a record for an in- door bout. HAVE GUN | MINOR AND MAJOR | REPAIRS | JOHN T. MARKOVICH, Proprietor | e KING ST. WEST at PARK RD.. e wi nen wii sii ite 1 Atlas Wins Minor Title Atlas won the Minor Basket- ball League Championship on dj : DRUMMONDVILLE, Que. Saturday morniiz, with a play- (CP) --British Columbia took off series record of 4 wins, lloyer first place in the Royal loss, 108 points and 70 points,|canadian Legion national curl- beating out Nickie, whose rec-jing championships Wednesday ord was 4 wins, 1 loss, 75 points|hy winning both of its games for and 62 points against. Beau-|t9 gain a 5-1 record. marks took third place. The B.C. entry, skipped by Saturns and Polaris kicked off|arold Wheeler of North Burn- the morning's activities with aMl/aby, trounced the Quebec rink, exciting display of basketball, in)skipped by Sid Drew of La- which the Polaris took the upperichute, 17-7 in the fifth round. hand with a 16-10 point halftime|/Wheeler returned in the night lead. Polaris' Doug Peeling waS|qraw to down the Prince Ed- the lone second-half scorer, with|ward Island rink, skipped by 9 points, while the Saturns put/athol Robertson of Montague, on a display of team work,|10.7, which presses the opponents' Alberta had been. tied. with setpnce to yield 2. polats. Wheeler after defeating . the Saturns' points were scored asip.E.], rink 11-6 in. the fifth follows: John Bielak 18 points,|draw, However, Scott Ellis of Andy DeJohn 7 points, Rob Muir|High River was dropped 12-10 5 points, for a total of 30 pointslin the night draw by Nova while Doug Peeling 17 points,|Scotia, skipped by Frank "Hoar B.C. Legionnaires Hold First Place 'katchewan 10-6 in the fifth draw. Doc Finley Scores Two At Greenwood TORONTO (CP) -- Dr. John Findley scored a double victory at Greenwood Raceway Wed- nesday night in the season's 10th night of harness racing. The 'Arnprior 'veterinarian drove the favored Henrietta Sue, which he owns and trains, to an easy victory in the fourth race. He sat out the fifth, return- ing in the sixth to win, driving Penny Coelen, the 5-2 pick. Dr. Findley now has won six races this year. Leading driver Ron Geagan has won nine of his 29 starts. He did not drive a winner Wednesday. Local 222 Midgets Blank Kinsmen 7-0 In the Oshawa Minor Hockey Association's Midget League "B" Division Round-Robin play- offs, last night at the Children's katchewan rink skipped by John Keeler of Regina, Nova Scotia and the Newfoundland entry skipped by John Pike of Orand Falls, all with 4-2 records. The Hoar rink showed its strength Wednesday by posticg two victories, also defeating Sas- Saskatchewan recovered to stay in the running for the championship by defeating On- tario, skipped by Bill Lewis of Trenton, 6-5 in the sixth draw when Keeler drew to the bution on the last rock. Newfoundland came _ hack strong Wednesday, winning both its contests. The Pike rink won 9-8 over Ontario in the fifth draw and defeated the Manitoba rink, skipped by Gordon Taylor of Rivers, by the same score in the night draw. Drew Allman 6 points and Jimlof Truro. Yokemishyn 2 points, scored for The! loss dropped Alberta into a total of 25 points for Polaris. second place, 84 with the Sas- Beaumarks swamped Red- stones in a one-sided contest 25- Alberta Leads Firefighters PORT ARTHUR (CP)-- Northern Ontario took a short- lived lead in the Canadian Fire- fighters' curling championship Wednesday, but Alberta stopped the: front runners to grab a share of first place in the fifth round. The day's double set of matches left Ernie McDonald of; Red Rock, Ont., and John Me- Donald of Edmonton, Alta., with 4-1 won-lost records going into today's sixth round of the eight- rink, round-robin tournament. The defending champion Man- itoba rink, skipped by Gary Fenske of Winnipeg, followed with a 3-2 record. Rinks skipped by Ernie Drew of Toronto, Dutch Ronald of Trail, B.C., Dave Brock of Lunenburg, N.S., and Archie Bartley of Saskatoon were all tied with 2-3 records. Gilles eres, Que., trailed with one win Northern Ontario defeated Andy Kit was the Beaumarks' spark plug with 15 points while team mates Ihor Fil 6 points, Wes Peterek 2 points and Dave Smales 2 points, made up a team total 25 points. Redstones' top scorer, Milford Masters was so closely checked through the game that he could only score four points while his teammates scored as follows: Les Minacs 3 points, Wayne Ormiston 1 point, for the Red- stones' total of 8 points, The final game of the morn- ing was between playoff leading Nickis and Atlas, who took a quick 9 to 3 lead at halftime. Nickis could not close such a lead and had to settle for a 20- 10 licking. Atlas' point scorers were Ed Hanewich 9 points, Dane Tutton 7 points and George Kitty 4 points for a team total of 20 points, while Nickis' 10 points were scored as follows: Greg. Medinski 4 points, ged. Crosman 4 points, Ted Coulson 2 points. W L Pts. Atlas Nickis Beaumarks Redstones Polaris Saturns NHL LEADERS -- ' r By THE CANADIAN PRESS | Standings: Detroit, won, 38,B.C, defeated Nova Scotia 9-7.) lost 22, tied 7; points 83. jand Saskatchewan trounced Points: Mikita, 87. Quebec 13-8 in the fifth round. | Goals: B. i ila andiand Saskatchewan _ trounced| | t while Alberta was losing 12-9 to Manitoba, Alberta defeated Northern Ontario 13-8 in. the} fifth round. | Nova Scotia defeated Sas-/ katchewan 7-5, and Ontario| 'ound games. | Lerous of Trois Rivi-|- Quebec 15-5 in the fourth ere edged B.C. 10-9 in other fourth-|f Manitoba edged Ontario 6-5,\§ Arena, Local 222 blanked Kins- men Club 7-0, Ted McComb of Local 222, earned the plaudits for the shut- out while his teammates Paul Conn Smythe | Gets Award Bligdon and Paul Slogett, with two goals apiece, plus ingletons TORONTO (CP) -- Connjby Pete McNamee, Chris Grif- Smythe, 70 - year - old hockey|fin and Jim Nesbitt earned the millionaire who won honors in|scoring laurels. two world wars, has been cited for bravery again -- this time for rescuing his dog Billy. The Ontario Humane Society lists Mr. Smythe among recip- ients of awards to be presented April 22. Shortly after his 70th birth- day in February, Mr. Smythe jumped into a chest-deep pond near his farm northwest of Tor- onto to save Billy, a kerry blue terrier, Ice on the pond had given way underneath the dog. Mr. Smythe, who built Maple Leaf Gardens, home of the Tor- onto entry in the National Hockey League, won the Mil- itary Cross as an artilleryman and was mentioned in dis- patches as an RAF man in the First World War. He was Construction Ltd. PLAIN 723-7122 or Filter TiP CIGARETTES @. Homes @ Additions | @ Offices @ Remodeling "| Row FILTER KING 286 Quebec 13-8 in the fifth Ur Assists: rier, Detroit 6. | Penalties: Brewer, Toronto,| 171 minutes. 728-1601 eb WILL GREASE MEN'S WEAR LTD. - Oshawa's Foremost Clothier ALL MAKES AND MODELS Service Centre scoring play for Baker. jand Lakefield. : ohn. Ovens. 0.0. ' Brookside defeated | Wood-|AJAX TEAMS SHINE 'view Park 3-1 and took the; Ajax won the bantam boys' : -round 6-4. R. Arbuckle, S. Balljand girls' section and. the jun- OPTOMETRIST 'and Jeff Lawrence scored forjior boys' division. 'the winners with Don Barr and} Bowmanville took 'the junior 8 BOND ST. E., OSHAWA {Craig McLeod earning assists.|girls' group while the senior PH, 723-4811 }Woodview Park's goal was/girls' title went to Lakeview) "scored by Scott Tresise, aided) WHIPPER WATSON NITE by B. Paul and D. Magee. | Children Under 12 FREE with Adult P.M Boge FRIDAY, h 26th, 8:30 North Oshawa blanked Storie RIDAY, Ment ¥, sth 8:30 FM. Park 2-0 but it had to in over- SSCENRERTD rtrd dts ited cb eS time, as they came from be- WATSON vs. BROWER ATKINS and PROFESSOR HIRO. hind to take the round 3-2. F. Bathe scored in the second x ANDY ROBIN and SWEET DADDY SIKi period to tie the round and D. CKLB GRUDGE MATCH White got the winner at 4.45 of the second overtins peried.. to Rocking Rosco Campbell & Terrible Terry Mann win it, with G. O'Connell as- sisting on Bathe's goal. Connaught Park blanked - Kingside 3-0 and won that round handily, 9-3. M. Clapp, W. Har-| rison and L. Charbonneau got} 'the goals for Connaught, with M. Adams, G. Charbonneau and vs. Little Ceaser Meyer & Masked Mystic Wonder BRITISH EMPIRE CHAMP © JOHNNY POWERS vs TONI PARISI WHIPPER Billy WATSON ~-- Pot Milosh, P: e Pat Fi gan vs The Great Tickets for. these i 723-9721 Rupees 1.50--General 1.25--Children Free under 12 yeors when with @ General Admission Ticket---All Ringsides Sold at 1.50. sty. 3) Under 12, Bus Service To And. Children With An Adult Free From Auditorium Al di Casi J. Blohm earning assists. Eastview Park won their YOUR FINEST BRANDY VALUE... Lust QARA Gientest| {Side MEN'S WEAR LTD. | Progress Brand Alert _ Have Everything For A Man"s Easter' vi "THE HOUSE OF STYLE FOR MEN & BOYS" 74 SIMCOE NORTH 723-3611 | OPEN FRI. TILL 9 P.M. TCS NRO SEF