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OSHAWA HOCKEY LAKESHORE JR. 'B' Oshawa Crushmen §, Kingston " 4 } 10 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thursdey, Nevember 18, 1965 No Protest A a NE NR SORA DORR AR RANE RT am SERA AP Pe MERA Winnipeg Ties WFC Final On Leo Lewis Touchdown Calgary in the second game before 16,100 chilled fans. Calgary had won the first: game at home 7-9, The final game will be played fn Calgary Saturday. The details of what Calgary eoach Jerry Williams called "a bad mistake": The Bombers 11-7 in the second minute of the fourth quarter. k Kenny Ploen called for a boot- leg play designed to split Cal- gary's zone defence. Flanker Billy Cooper went deep and lured two defenders the same way. End Farrell Fun- ston ran a cross pattern, fol- lowed closely by Calgary's Jerry Keeling. Lewis was on the Calgary 10- yard line and the nearest Stam- peder was at least 15 yards away. He snared Ploen's pass and stepped into the end zone for a 48-yard touchdown. SALVAGED HIS PRIDE The six points salvaged Lewis' pride. He had been held to a meagre nine yards on six ear- ries in the first 45 minutes. The Bomber defence, directed by Henry Janzen, Phil Minnick and Norm Rauhaus, held Cal- gary to 53 yards--14 on a pass interference call against Bom- ber Bob Taylor--two pass com- pletions in eight attempts and three first downs. Minnick came through with what Bomber coach Bud Grant considered a big play. He broke through to hit Calgary quarter- back Eagle Day hard at 12:04 of the last quarter, jarring the ball loose to be recovered by teammate Mario Mariani. "We had a good chance until that fumble," said Williams. The Stampeders, created a 3-0 margin in the first quarter which was wipped out by relief quarterback Dick Thornton's 38- yard ramble for a Winnipeg touchdown in the second quar- ter, then regained the lead when end Herman Harrison eluded defender Barrie Hansen to grab a 15-yard pass for a touchdown. But Calgary was hurt by Larry Robinson's failure in the field - goal kicking department. The WFC scoi were behind yards out--but all were wide and good for just single points. "He didn't have a very good day, did he,' winced Williams, a rookie coach trying to guide the Stampeders to their first WFC championship in 16 years. Winnipeg, after its 19th Grey Cup berth, got its other points on two converts by Norm Win- ton and a punt single by Ed- Ulmer. Thornton came in to finish off 'the only sustained drive of the game -- 77 yards -- after Ploen limped off the field in the sec- ond quarter following a tackle by Dick Suderman of Calgary. He broke away for the touch- down on an option behind good blocks from Herb Gray, Monty Kiffin and Ravhaus. Cold weather and a frozen field contributed to low offen- sive output. The temperature was 18 degrees above zero at on |kickoff but dropped to 12 by the champi 3%, 42 and $3/final gun. Generals To Face Petes Without Wilkins, White Winger Billy White and de- fenceman Barry Wilkins will not accompany Oshawa Generals to Peterborough tonight. White is sidelined with a chip- ped bone near his heel, suffered in last Saturday's game against Niagara Falls Flyers. Wilkins was also injured Sat- urday when he was hit in the hand with a flying puck, but the decision to leave him out of the line-up stems from other prob- Beverley will join Bobby Orr, Paul Cadieux and Chris Roberts along the blue line. In an early-season game in Peterborough, Petes and Gen- erals battled to.a 3-3 deadlock. At home, Generals won 5-3, Billy Little and the league's leading scorer, Danny O'Shea, are tied for the points lead in the two games. Each has col- lected ,three goals and one as- sist. Billy Heindl and Brian lems. Coach Bep Guidolin told Wil- kins last week if he didn't ac- company the Generals to North Bay for an exhibition game against the Flyers on Sunday, he would not make the Peter- borough trip either. Wilkins de- cided not to go to North Bay. General Manager Wren Blair informed the Times that the de- fenceman prould not likely have seen much action against the Petes in any case. Club officials were pleased with the perform- ance of Nick Beverley against Niagara Falls, and had decided Morenz scored the other goals. "WHO can replace it in OshawaP | to use him as the fourth de-|% fenceman tonight. WARNING MOTORISTS Cold Weather Ahead ANTI- FREEZ a (Pre: Brand else itable) we lustell Anti-Freeze and do @ somplete cooling system check HAVE US DO YOUR WINTER TUNE-UP se « MAJOR er MINOR TUNE-UPS DONE GENERAL TIRE SERVICE 534 Riteon Rd. South Ph. 728-6221 Calgary picked up 16 first downs on 63 yards rushing and 221 passing. Day completed 15 of 29 attempts and had one in- tercepted, Fullback Lovell Cole- man missed with one pass at- tempt. Flanker Bobby Taylor caught six Day passes for 96 yards, Harrison five for 82 yards. Ted Woods was Calgary's best rusher with 50 yards on 10 car- ries, including a 42-yard romp. The Bombers collected 11 first downs on 151 yards rushing and 91 passing. Halfback Dave Rai- From Riders, Says Halter WINNIPEG (CP) -- Canadian Football League commissioner Syd Helter said Wednesday he had not received a formal pro- test from Ottawa Rough Riders about officiating in Sunday's opening game of the two-game Eastern Conference final. Halter said deadline for a pro- test is 72 hours after the start of the game. That' was 2 p.m. EST Wednesday. It had to be in written form and accompa- nied by a $250 cheque. He said Ottawa had no grounds for an official com- plaint because the play in ques- tion involved a judgment call by an official. CFL regulations allow only for protests on a misinterpreta- tion of a rule which has a direct bearing on the outcome of a game and on the use of ineli- gible players. CUP GETS HERE FROM THE WEST TORONTO (CP) -- The Grey Cup has arrived in Toronto by air from Van- couver. It was won last year by British Columbia Lions. This year's Grey Cup fi- nal will be played Nov. 27 at the Canadian National Exhibition Stadium here. Harry McBrien of Tor- onto, Grey Cup game co- ordinator, will have custody of the trophy until the 1965 winner is decided. When the Lions won the cup last year they had their names inscribed in letters half again as high as previ- ous winners, PETE MANNING SETS TO HIT BOMBER DAVE RAIMEY mey was the leading rusher with 54 yards on 10 plunges. Fullback Art Perkins piled up 51 yards rushing and 26 on four pass receptions. Calgary linebacker Wayne Harris, troubled by a groin in- jury, got banged about and Wil- liams said after the game he looked "real bad." _ Winnipeg escaped unscathed except for a minor hip injury to Mariani which won't keep him out of action Saturday. Branch Rickey Is Unchanged COLUMBIA, Mo. (AP) -- There was no change Wednes- day in the condition of Branch Rickey, 83-year-old baseball fig- ure, in hospital here since suf- fering a heart attack. The Boone County hospital re- ported he remained in a coma and his condition still was crit- ical. Rickey collapsed Saturday souri sports Hall of Fame. night svhile making an address on his induction into the Mis- Good things don't come in threes for the Oshawa Crush- men; they come in fives. The leaders in the OHA Lake- shore Junior 'B' league bunched' together five unanswered goals in the third period last night to defeat Kingston Frontenacs 5-3. The game was played in King- ston. The Oshawa Crushmen execu- tive has been increased by one. Wren Blair, Crushmen Gen- eral Manager, has announced the appointment of Bob Heard to the position of Business Manager. "T will continue with my duties, but we found we needed a lot of help on a day-to-day management basis," Mr. Blair said "T realized from the start that lwe needed a business manager, land Bob was the right man lfor the job." Mr. Heard was active in the Oshawa Minor Hockey Associa- tion for many seasons, and be- came interested in the Crush- men when they were organ- lized. Up until his appointment he had been helping out the club on a voluntary basis. Friday night's game between the Crushmen and _ Peter- borough Don Byes at Civic Auditorium vill be part of a Tykes. and Atoms. | The Tykes (aged under nine) ginning at 6.00 p.m., | WINS SKEET TITLE | SANTIAGO (AP) -- Konrad Wirnhier, a gun-maker from West Germany, won the world Iskeet-shooting title Sunday with ja score of 199 out of a possible 1200. 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Sparked by Ron Dussiaume's two goals -- the first two of the game for the winners -- Oshawa ¢ foes for 40 minutes while build- BOB HEARD |will play Port Perry at 7.00.| 8.00 p.m. | Adults purchasing tickets will play a pair of games. be-/from NHL representatives prior] pena and the|to game time will pay just 50/432, Kearns 6.51, Bradley, Kearns 10.10,| Atom Maple Leafs (under 10)/cents; tickets at the door will) Knowles 11.45 Kinnear Wess. cost 75 cents. Children 12 and under will be admitted free if accompanied by an adult, and a free orange crush will be {given to the children. j | Half the proceeds will go to ithe NHL Tykes and Atoms. d in the skating and hitting departments in the third. Dussiaume inspired the club with his second tally, the pret- tiest of the evening. He cut across the net from the wing, deked goaltender John Coates and deposited the puck in the net. Brian Morenz, Roger Knowles and Jim Booth scored the other Oshawa goals, Knowles the win- ner. Ed Leeman, Syl Apps and Brian Roe replied for the losers. Knowles, Don Bowen and goalie Dave Gavel were stand- outs for the Crushmen. Bob Ed- munds was also impressive in the second and third periods after missing the first 20 min- utes. Edmunds missed the bus be- cause of weather conditions. He drove to Kingston, arriving at the end of the first period. Each club was assessed seven minor penalties, all in the first two periods. | Crushmen play an exhibition game against the Lasco Steelers in Whitby at 8.00 tonight, and return home to meet Peterbor- ough Don Byes at the same time tomorrow. Frontenacs 3 OSHAWA MINOR Bantam Oshawa All-Stars 7, Ajax All Stars 3 Juvenile Oshawa All-Stars 4, Ajax All- Stars 1 et Midg Navy Vets 4, Rose Bowl 3 Letter Carriers 4, Local 222 3 Kiwanis 4, Canadian Legion 3 Firefighters 5, Kinsmen 3 WHITBY MERCANTILE Arena Sunoco 8, Royal Hotel § Ottenbrite's Men's Wear 10, Kelly-Disney 2 BOWMANVILLE RECREATION DEPT. Pee Wee Red Wings 5, Bruins 1 Leafs 6, Generals 2 Atom All-Stars 5, Bears 1 Rangers '4, Canadiens 3 Bantam Huskies $, Flyers 3 Pee Wee All-Stars 2, Cubs 1 Braves 3, Lions 3 Midget Mt. Royals 6, Canucks 3 Maroons 5, BTS 1 Generals 4, Comets 2 Orphans 4, Bantam All-Stars % Jack Nicklaus In Tournament VANCOUVER (CP) The $100,000 Canadian Open golf tournament will be staged at Shaughnessy Golf Club here Sept. 29-Oct. 2, it was an- nounced Wednesday night at a $50-a-plate dinner by Peter Bentley, tournament chairman, He said "all major players," including Jack Nicklaus, have said they will play in the tour- nament. First Period 1, Kingston: Leeman (Reid) 2. Kingston: Apps (Seale, Kearns) ....... 17.38 Penalties -- Knowles, Kearns 6.55, Apps | promotion night for the NHL/The Crushmen game follows at}? Dussiaume 13.50, Dussisume, Ellis) Second Peried 3. Kingston: Roe (Reid, Lavallee) ities -- Horton, Seale 2.56, Hewer 14.07 . Oshawa: Dussiaume ( CRONE a oicet nceciess UM . 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