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OSHAWA'S 1965 MIDGET CHAMPIONS AND RUNNERS-UP Lachine Ties | Pr ere Cranisere Ds 7 De ee ee yay | Smiths Falls q,- ges 8 FR WR) inRound-Robin Still Undefeated at. + By Geo. H. Campbell | BY THE CANADIAN PRESS lard and Gene Stephens had : | a ; soi, ; ; _ SYDNEY, N.S. (CP)--A berth) "Milwaukee Braves, who move|two each. SPORTS EDITOR | ees , . nr ; é ; in the Memorial Cup Eastern|their National League baseball, The Crackers got off to a fast / : a mm fn 4 Y ria ore cin canal club to Atlanta next year, have|start, scoring five runs on six * i ee s% y / ' "hine|aiready provided the city with/hits. Everything From Soup To Nuts' - t ye we Maroons of Quebec and Smiths}, winning team. Pancho Herrera spoiled a 2 4 ' Jai ; Falls Bears meet to break their) And the Crackers, undefeated near-perfect comeback for the MONTREAL CANADIENS are two up, two games in the 44) a es j 09 tournament win-loss rec-latter five games in the Inter-|Leafs, scoring the winning run current Stanley Cup 4-out-of-7 championship finals, and at , . - Aa nf ae Be pulled even with PI ssc oga poe gr a ging Goutble to lett contre 'im this point, if things don't alter much, this affair will be all. | © (ammo * Ottawa district champions at!roronto Saturday. | The Leafs. trailing 7-0 alier over in about five games. The census of opinion, Pape ' , three wing and one loss A Atlanta defeated Syracuse six innings, 'had tied the count the Chicago-Detroit semi-final series was that Bobby Hull and | , py ' J they romped to an easy 1l-2\Chiefs 8-5 Monday, while Col-jover the next three, collecting his mates had muscled the Red Wings right out of contention, ; victory over Sydney Cape Bre-lumbus Jets defeated Toronto/five hits including homers by Or ae ot wilt sanoat Petts . , wr; ; 4 ton Post Tuesday night. The)g.7 to Jeave the Leafs with two/Tony Horton and Bill Milinis, This could be, but we said ore ; we ; Maritime champions had noth-|iosses in five starts. | Tom Dukes scattered five hits Red Wings and Montreal Canadiens would have given us a " . / ing to lose in-their last game of ifs : | tte! i much more entertaining Stanley Cup final that what we are Y : >" Gs... + ' the week-long, double round- Gctdied Relea wat wei aur ty con gh on seeing right now. Chihawks may have bruised, bumped and ; i ' ve Y j robin tournament after being/¢.3, and Toledo Mud Hens shut-|runs in the fifth inning. Four of battered Detroit out of contention but it is becoming evident i ied q 7, eliminated Monday night byjoyt Buffalo Bisons 5-0. ithe runs were unearned, that they also did exactly that to themselves, in that elimina- | p , ip, H a: y m2 Smiths Falls. 2 : Atlanta touched five Syracuse| Elio Chacon belted a grand- tion process. Black Hawks need Kenny Wharram but without j ; ; 4 ' Smiths Falls and Lachine willlpiichers for 14 hits. Woody|slam homer in the eighth in- 4 wt, - j > right t y Stalni ' : Pierre Pilote, directing traffic at their blue-line and pointing ' --_ ; ; , toe age Bhi ae Rees bd mph 4 P perionted _ 4 rood to lead Jacksonville to vie- up their power-play, they're just about hopeless, Even when O yy é {a ogg AOL Selle bes sgl 4 junior series for the eastern 'ti-| -- n 4 d / ji nae * * muster enough man-power to make their advantage obvious. | ' y ; re : , me The Maroons got the winning | NAVY VETS, Oshawa Mi- They defeated Letjer Car- Vartia, Roy Fisher, Tom Veterans' Association; Er- |goal at 5:53 of the first period pinions ary n y "i ; | succession, are shown above Hogan, Ken DeHart, Seppo Myers, president of Navy dell, Randy Zedic, John He- |the second and added three some Montreal: forward, who came into good health just a success es B pp war and Roa Wiehe conth: pone in the third, Sydney 'was d Ue, g TS, | and Claude Provost's checking job on Bobby Hull was a mas- j # , \Vancouver Bowlers ; AL MeNEIL HAS LONE ASSIST piece. He gave Hull the "Elmer Kreller treatment" and dog- ¢ ; ; : MONTREAL (CP)--In the op- unwinding the roll before Bobby sat down. "Gump" Worsley | on? ft fo a ; x ifrom British Columbia and On-|constantly--and both get away @Sainst Montreal, got a Stanley Cup shutout and the records show he had only | " "a ¥ at. tario split two final events in with it. Asked about Montreal's close 'Canadiens were short-handed last night, Black Hawks couldn't ] i ? tle. DICK DUFF'S goal was the clincher and as the sentimen- | 1. Hockey 'Association's _ riers in the final series, 3-2 Vann and Robert Mona- nie White, John Cook, Fred |and finished the first period) talists say -- it couldn't happen to a better guy. Jean Beli- | «Midget League' champions, and 4-1. Left-to-right, they ghan; (standing) -- Gary Greenwood, John Starkie, |with a 5-1 lead over Sydney.| . . veau got the first and big goal of the game. The big, hand- for the second season in are; Larry Power, Robert Gordon, manager; Earle Bill Skwarchuk, Roger Wad- |They outscored Sydney 3-1 in Checking Tactics few weeks before the playoffs, has certainly been a dominating loutshot 25-18. | , factor in Montreal's playoff success. His play last night was pepsin om is egy i LOL *| By JOE DUPUIS goal--one in the first game and once again in the superb category. se four in the second, le A : i uy webinar me - ' ae 4' ; j Y iw ; ; s ssessme! riV Hull, an eight-goal scorer in ged the Chicago ace's every move so closely that, we suspect, p te (potas: * . p \y st 4 Ris, 4 "a : Win Championship s"e -assessments of get: the team's semkiial wih over # Bobby had left the bench or ice, Provost would have. been ; i mo ye : f | KITCHENER (CP) -- Teams|Chicago players hook and slash|Detroit, has only one assist 18 stops in the game -- impressive proof of the way the Cana- Fee { ; : the Canadian fivepin bowling| The criticism came out in the checking in the two games, Chi- diens out-skated and out-checked the Black Hawks, all the ' s ty so j A dA ey : championships here Tuesday. |dressing rooms following Tues-|cago coach Billy Reay replied: | 4 J, ae 7 Vancouver overcame a_ late|day night's second game of the "It would be all right if they way, fro 0} " -ending § i i y, from the opening face-off to the. game-ending siren lsurge by Toronto York West in|Stanley Cup final series. were checking legally." SPORTS SHORTS: -- George Chuvalo's spokesman, Irv: WA ; ry f iu," is A » fia mixed teams to win by at ban Rasemlens We chs fae He raised bent arms to dem- Ungerman, sounded off on a real sour note when he criticized ; 5 i , : pins. Final Bago gig eibriives cgy pleat ihe Pe onstrate to reporters. the "Toronto sports public" for not turning out in larger num- |} pig ie Bi, mar aad Pies Pee ia a aha an ' Thursday! 'Aight aeatnal' he "When it's checking like this, bers to see that affair Monday night, between Chuvalo and 2 : é The aaienanalioe wind up|Black Hawks at Chicago: it's hooking. Nothing else. Bill Nielsen. Toronto fight fans have been a long-suffering : 4 2 wig | Saag # ; 'today with finals in the wom-| Hab coach Toe Blake claimed) Someone asked if he meant Jot, for a long time, but they really got it crammed down "4 4 , { , J j Lug len's team event and the wom- his Canadiens are "getting" to hg Agta their throats a few years ago, on that ballyhoo show at the 4 1 ote , ens and men's singles Bobby Hull, the Hawks'. golden ' nail 3 ) | ------_----- ---- boy. Hull admitted Provost has Stadium, between Archie Moore and James J. Parker. That ' gy 8 P fhe ; ; ; : é hg . . F % ; | . | "Someone is getting to him,)meant the difference so far in under-6,000 crowd Monday night proved that Toronto fight | Bi i , © Galt Lads Win In tne way he's hooking and slash: his play. "'He sticks pretty close fans didn't buy that ballyhoo and what's more, they'll be hard , ee | ing and getting away with it,"\to me, eh? He's a hell of a to get from now on -- Toronto sport fans can take their fight é : te e 4 4 ' ; , Ye : Novice Tournament Blake said. good skater, strong and dedi- ye 'em -- yhy hot? 'HINE MAROONS é s oe hi Magen" ; ] ( Mh, | Within earshot was Claude cated." shows, or leave 'em -- and why not? .. . LACH i ie lei j de OEE: se ci RE, d lis boc (Aili i | TON, Ont. (CP) ' bats : c defeated Sydney last night, so now they'll play a sudden-death iin. ais : ; j ; ws ' _BRAMP avs nt. ..~|Provost,. assigned to shadow Provost's two games against me ae : : Ata 4 : LETTER CARRIERS were losing out to Navy Vets in Deboski, Brad Wilson, Doug- Pat Greeley, Dan McKee, |Galt squashed any hopes God- Hull. Provost has done the job|Hull have to be the best," said game against Smiths Falls, to finally conclude that round- the runners-up, in this sea- two-straight games, Shown glas Weeks, Al Matthews Bill Vaneghel, Adrian Phil- lerich had for a first-day lead|.q well that Hut) has been able|Blake. 'I just hope he can keep robin affair they had. Seems like a lot of trouble just for | son's "City League' Mid- above are: (front row)--Bob and Bernie O'Brien; (back lips, Eric Cay, Ken Vance (Tyesday with a decisive 3-0/t9 muster only five shots onlit up, but I think he can." the privilege of visiting Niagara Falls. Better they should get championship finals, Simon, Roy Graham, Mike row)--Al Crowley, coach; and Yay Pylypiw, manager. |yictory in the Class B series of| ate SA ARR SRE I EA PAR SORT -wait for a honeymoon trip! ... . SHERBROOKE Beavers won Dave Fisher, Bill Sholdra, Oshawa Times Photos |the Brampton novice hockey| their first game of Eastern Canada Allan Cup finals right in tournament. Wen \ FOR THE . | ape : s , } om , he two- Woodstock -- and they're complaining of Woodstock's rough 'Q ; MANIAGO NAMED MVP j ths second qeme O ™ this ; LARGEST SELECTION play... . PITTSBURGH PIRATES spoiled opening day for | uinella Pays Big i By BASEBALL SCORES, STANDINGS | DETROIT (CP)--Cesar ane to be played thi j bt the San Francisco Giants' fans yesterday, with Roberto Cle- | Tq Greenwood Fans| " "National League (Chicago (Buzhardt 0-0) at Bos-|48: 26 - year - old goaltender) 'The lone Class A game of the| ig 7 TROPHIES mente driving in two runs for the 3-1 win and Al McBean | ) L Pet. GBL ton (Monbouquette 1-0) with "Minneapolis Bruins,. was|day was won by Burlington, a | ye 4 doing a great job of relief pitching... . HOUSTON'S domed | 2 714 - named Tuesday most valuable| Ont . who beat St. Clair Shores f stadium was given the spray-paint treatment yesterday. It is isa with the tartnemanee wi Bhar sega fol gilon ig ag pret hoped that the paint job will stop the giare of the sun, through (Goc9'« Girl a Greenwood Race- aioe I y. is the glass "roof'"' -- which has made it almost impossible for |way Tuesday night pa gronacpes the outfielders to see the "high ones'. The 28 held quinella tickets on Milwatikes -- -- -- Coco's Girl, a mare from. An-\ new York gers, Que., who won her first San Francisco ; GREENWOOD RACEWAY race of the season, and Stormy| Houston Way, who finished a neck back.| cy) Louis FIRST RACE -- 6 Furiongs (Pace) for| (FIFTH RACE -- 6 Furiongs (Trot) for.) Winning quinella tickets pel three-year-olds and up. Purse $600 (8). [three-year-olds and up. Purse $900 (8) ie combination paid off at!pittshurgh 3 San Francisco 1 a TORONTO (CP) -- Twenty- Pittsburgh eight trotting patrons were very |Chicago FOR ALL SPORTING EVENTS AND GIFTS nt pibeag. Pama Pedy night sional Hockey League for thelnipeg in the quarter-finals to- IN EASTERN ONTARIO 600 Baltimore at Washington N_ |1964-65 season. Maniago played|day. 500 1% Minnesota at New York in 67 of the Bruins' 70 games| Goderich, Delhi, Milton and { ; } j The G. B. COMPANY 429 (Only games scheduled) P > » leag t 9,75| Napanee advanced to. the nex ~~ YA 356 Dean Ave., Oshawe and led the league with a 2 75) ound of the Class C: playoffs eee Hee pet 667 Baltimore (McNally 9-0) at player in the Central Profes- 667 lelag 1 sss aetesea.. 99 q err g < , 2 ed International League zoals-against average and siXlin games that occupied most of <a Bus. 723-3961 Res. 725-2062 pa L Pet. GBL 5 .167 3%) Atlanta 5 0 1.000 esi shutouts the day > em Row ww ee Tuesday's Results Columbus 00 600 R2Vav.nguweca 4 9 Ben Lad, Lorenz 10.30 6.60 5,80; Night Shift, Knight 5.20 3.90 2.70 $431.10 co's G | ' |Toronto OR Ge See Butch, Bissonette 26.40 14.50| . Irish Valley, Bal 6.00 3.50 ie wa Coco irl paid $61) Houston 1 Philadelphia 2 | Jacksonville 2 1500 2% ---- Goldie Elgin W, Herrington 4.20, Mr, Forbes Key, Kingston 3.00 Straigh : New York 3 Los Angeles 2 pba ta 2 2 500 24! -- Also Started: Donna's Frankie, Full Also Started: Rose Ovelmo, Darkey Tawny Van was third in the Probable Pitchers Today jsyracuse 42 2 Swing, Miss Scott Brook, Famous Pick, Riddell, Ottawa Duke, Alayne Scot, and race, Coco's .Girl finished in - FOnRble tchers Today Buffalo : 3 400: BEGoodrich and Dickie B Miss Todd Riddell 3 4 : d Cincinnati (Jay 0-0) at Chicago Toledo 3 400 } . SECOND RACE -- 6 Furiongs (Trot) SIXTH RACE -- 6 Furlongs (Pace) for (Jackson 0-1) |Rochester 0 5. 000 5 | * * five-yeer-olds and under. Purse $900 three-year-olds and up. Purse $600 (8). | 8) Coco's Girl, Desjardins 61.00 20.40 11.20 i ar Tuesday's Results Gay Frisco, Kingston 11.60 5.90 3.90. Stormy Way, McLean 1.60 4.80 pie yp oan fs 0-0) Pe Phil- Rochester 3 Jacsonville 6 » A 7m 00 T ' Van. R , ' ' a 9 2 ci vd 4 ove chia +n = iso St bs ' -- PAINT JOB FOR j si Buffalo 0 Toledo " j ; @ ASS oi hig oe iaenm 1 cae --- for owners of Late-model automobiles Also Started: Rebel Princess, Our Pat-/Deductabie, Sassy Water, and ONF Mil k Ss : ricia, Avis, Reed's Dream, and. Ask Me. Fleety Frisco. Milwaukee (Sadowski 1-0) at Sveacuse § Atlanta & DAILY DOUBLE, 4 AND 4, PAID $51.70 | QUINELLA, 2 AND 4, PAID 4431.10 St. Louis (Purkey 0-1), night 978CU Toda gy N Pulled up , oday's Games THIRD RACE -- 6 Furlonas (Pace) for eae eas ' Tay : three-year-olds, maidens. Purse $700 (7) SEVENTH RACE -- 6 Furiongs (Pac HOUSTON, Tex. (AP)--ROy |New York (Fisher 0-0) at Los|Loronte at Columbus Pertect Time, McKinley 7,60 4.40 3.20 for three-year-olds and up. Purse $700 Hofheinz, a driving force be- |Angeles (Drysdale 1-1). night Buffalo at Toledo Jacken, Galbraith 5.20 3.10 (8) . om . theste at an Rock end Roll Attorney, Boyce 4.50 Smart Al Hec, Desi'ns §.10 3.30 2.90 hind the i onstruc Hon of ue | 0 ter at Jac ksonville Also Started: Tommy Attorney 0D, Butch Z, Crowe » 379 New $31,600,000 Harris County Pittsburgh (Gibson 0-1) at San yracuse at Atlanta ee Nee ee pit domed stadium, will try to |Francisco (Marichal 1-1), night ndle Spud, edd rect ' ' Late Can., Heather Jug C, Our Frances, Prince Adam, and Sandy cover a glaring mistake with Thursday's Games AMERICAN BEATEN Dares 700 gallons of paint ; FOURTH RACE -- 6 Furlong siPace 7" = vial kei Cincinnati at Chicago WOLVERHAMPTON, Eng- for maiden threedyear-cids, Purse $700 EIGHTH RACE -- 6 Furin Pace Poe habit A alters kind | New York at Los Ang. 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