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6 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Friday, November 19, 1965 Spotli ghting... THE GENERALS By WREN BLAIR General Manager of Oshawa Generals ' The colorful and ebullient Rudy Pilous leads his Hamil- ton Red Wings into Oshawa tomorrow night to tangle with the Generals. Rudy has been away from the Junior hockey scene for several years dur- ing which he coached in the NHL at Chicago and in the WHL at Denver and Victoria. During his tenure with the Black Hawks he guided them to a Stanley Cup and missed first place closely on a couple of other occasions. Ironically, his last year in Chicago the team ended with more points than any team in Black Hawk history, yet shortly after the season Pilous was fired. When Billy Reay, his succes- sor, asked Rudy if he had any advice to give him in taking over the Black Hawks, Pilous quipped "'just make sure you end first". Meanwhile back to Rudy and his Red Wings. His club has shown steady improve- ment this year after a tough grind last season. Last Sun- day they stepped into Maple Leaf Gardens and bombed the '"'Marlies" 7-3, so the Gen- erals will need to be up and ready. In Bart Crashley they have one of the better rear- guards in the league, and up front they have some fine for- wards in Peter Mahovlich, Freddy Speck, Gary Marsh, Sandy Snow and Nick Libbett. The Generals meanwhile have some injury frebjems. Beside Jimmy Whittaker, out with a broken arm, they have lost. centreman Billy White for an indefinite period with a chipped bone just above his heel, Ron Dussiaume who is playing strong hockey for the Junior "B' Crushmen may be called up to a left wing spot on the "Gens". If the locals want to hang onto second spot they will have to scamper to- morrow night. CRUSHMEN IN ACTION TONIGHT The Oshawa "Crushmen" are in action at the Civic Auditorium tonight at 8.00 against Peterboro. The Lift- ALL EYES are glued to the flying puck during last night's game in Montreal be- tween the Maple Leafs and the Canadiens. Goalie John- nie Bower's glove is about to snag the disc as Marcel Pronovost (right) looks on. Pulford Is The Spark-Plug In Leaf Victory Over Habs By THE CANADIAN PRESS aa bo a pha downed the Ca- If Toronto Maple Leafs are|nadiens efore 13,376 fans in having a hard ae so far this|Montreal in the only scheduled year, Bob Pulford doesn't ap-/8ame. oe pear to have much to do with it.|_, The threesome of Eddie Pulford, a centre starting his|S22%. Pulford and Larry Jet- . ig frey, easily the best combina- 10th National Hockey League|tion on the ice for either club, season with the Leafs, figured|accounted for a goal apiece, all in all three goals Wednesday in the third period. Davie Blasts Crushmen Following Steeler Win By CLIFF GORDON Whitby Lasco Steelers proved last night that their pre-season 8-5 win over Oshawa Crushmen was no fluke. | Steelers duplicated the feat at), 4) "Worn #10, Park Whitby Arena last night via the | Dionne 11-43, Nevin 417, Baionds 18, ' | MacMill 20.00, Bai 20.00, same score, Relea & SUE irs mn a Ivan Davie said after the game: | Third Period Dionne i os Oshawa (Dussiauime, Booth) ....sceeeeee Whitby; Vipend (Lavender, Cheesman) Oshawa: Bowen (Solomon) . Oshawa: Weleh (Nevin) Whitby: Cheesman (Vipond) Penalties - / 130 18.31 4 5 4, A 4 In background are Maple Leaf Bob Pullford and Cana- dien John Ferguson. Eddie Shack is in lower left. | | Last-Minute Goals "There will be no more games| 9, Oshawa; Nevin se between these clubs despite any|l0 Whitey bn 4 {Chessman} tees 5 yshawa; Nevin (Horton cup that may be up for grabs. |j)' Wniny: o'shes We lost a valuable player {n/13, whithy: O'Shea Tommy Lavender as a result of Phin ed Ld manners) ca ia . enalities ooth (major), Taylor the game, and it appe ared to be (minor and maior) $71, Bowen 9.43, Tay a deliberate attempt to injurelior (major) 18.18, O'Shea 11 Horton | by one of the Oshawa players," 11,87, O'Donaghue 14,43, Dussiaume 17,24.) Davie said he has to ice a A | 1.85) 444 |season 'Black Hawks and Montreal who Ralph Backstrom was the lone Canadiens' marksman, picking up his fourth goal of the midway through the opening period. The win was the fourth for the Leafs, who now have 10 points, one less than New York Ran- gers and five behind Chicago are locked in first place with 15 points apiece. Backstrom put the Canadiens} on the scoreboard at 10:25 of the! first period with assists going to. Dave Balon and Claude Pro-| vost. On the play, Provost was' dumped in front of the Montreal! bench, but managed to steer the, puck to Balon. | only to have Toronto netminder shot, However, Backstrom, who} had followed in, dumped the re- bound behind Bower, MADE KEY SAVES | The teams battled to a score-) key saves. But in the third period, at the) 6:09 mark Pulford set up Shack| who beat Worsley to tle the score, It was Shack's third goal in five games since his return to Toronto from Rochester Americans of the American Hockey League. Jeffrey, obtained by Toronto in an off-season trade with De- troit Red Wings, broke the tie just five minutes later. It was his first goal 'since coming to the Leafs, and proved to be the winner. Pulford and Baun drew assists'on the goal. Pulford put the game on ice with 26 seconds remaining in the game when he fired his third goal of the season into an empty net, Worsley had been removed te . 9.00, The Montreal left winger car-|give Montreal a two-man advan- 13.15\ried right in on his wrong side|tage because Baun had been penalized at the 19:00 mark. MacMillan 7.23, Solomon|Johnny Bower stop his hard! Referee Art Skov called only three penalties throughout the game, none in the opening 20 minutes, one in the second to Montreal and one to each club in the third, On Saturday, ..ew York is at \less middie frame only to have|Montreal, Chicago visits Tor- 4.2 Montreal netminder Lorne Wor-|onio and Detroit plays at Bos- tooelSley and Bower come up with|ton, Sunday's action has Montreal at Boston, Toronto at Chicago and Detroit at New York. Upset Generals 5-3 contending team in the Metro! He did have praise for several|Hayes had one of his_ better jgames. Bobby Orr played his great." Two goals in the final min-| | ute of play Thursday night/of his players, however. gave Peterborough Petes a 5-3; "Brain Morenz' skating was/usual game. . victory over Oshawa Generals|the biggest thing we had going) Next game for. the Generals is Junior 'B' to give the fans their money's worth, and any more! exhibition games will have to be forgotten. } Captain Kevin O'Shea was the | «x GIFTS GALORE! ae Lock City crew is the only at Peterborough's Memorial/for us," he said. "Nick Beverly,/tomorrow night when Rudy) x digi Oi Centre, Paul Cadieux, and Ian Young|Pilous has his Hamilton Red|eading force for the Steelers, ibagging a trio, He was a threat club to beat the "'Crushmen" at home thus far . Ted O'Connor's charges came back from a 3-0 deficit in Kingston Wednesday to gain a 5-3 verdict in the Limestone City ... Lots of new faces joining the Junior "B' club these days. First a new exec- utive was elected last week, with Dick Donald club presi- dent. Arn Schell becomes vice- president and Claire Roth is secretary - treasurer. Club di- rectors include Joe Flynn, Wil- liam Smith, Cliff Maddock, Al Smith, Bill Howie, Roy Saw yer and Len Evans ... Bob Heard has been appointed business manager of the "Crushmen". Bob served with the Oshawa Minor Hockey As- sociation for several years, All these well-known people will add a great deal to the Junior "B" picture in the city and are heartily welcomed to the BIG NIGHT FO "It's a big night at the Junior "Bp" game next week, Nov. Mth, too. Several NHL play- ers from the Boston Bruins will be on hand to sign auto- graphs and talk to the kids. More about that this week... The "Crushmen" dropped an #5 decision to the Whitby Lasco Steelers last night in Whitby. The locals were with- out Brian Morenz and Bob TED 0'CONNOR Junior hockey scene here. Members of the little NHL tyke league have been selling tickets to tonight's Junior "B" game. A portion of the re- ceipts go to this hard working group which is providing hock- ey for the little guys in town. R NHL TYKES after Mr. Davie had already agreed to the series ... By the way Whitby won both the home and home exhibition games, but that might not continue if the proposed series is played! Did we hear some- one say this would be a good time to call it off?77... Goaltender Ian Young came up with a great game in Peterboro ... Chris Hayes also played) an improved Black who were in Peterboro with the Generals ... The game, while Nick Beverley Generals lost a real tough one kept up his newly - found tn Peterboro in that tilt. Be-,, hustle. in one point of the second-place} Generals | Drake Jopling netted the win-| ner with just 55 seconds re-| maining with Oshawa's Wayne| Cashman in the penalty box. | Generals' coach Bep Guidolin} pulled goaltender. Ian Young, | but the move backfired as) Danny Grant drilled the clincher! into the empty net for his sec-| ond goal of the night. It was a heart-breaking loss for the Generals, who had) fought back from a 3-1 deficit| to tie the score with 1:17 re-| maining. Paul Cadieux beat; goaltender Brian Caley for the) counter. | | Chris Hayes gave Oshawa al lead early in the first period, jbut the Petes bounced back with |tallies by. Mickey Redmond, |Dale McLeish and Danny Grant! before the frame ended. | Gary Cooke launched Gen- erals' comeback drive midway ithrough the final period after both clubs were held off the scoresheet in the second. Cooke played on a line with George Babcock and Billy Heindl in the third, after coach Guidolin benched Billy Little. "It was a question of our big guys not coming through for us," said Guidolin after the game. He singled out Little and Danny O'Shea. The coach also. disputed Wayne Cashman's penalty late in the game which enabled Petes to score the winner, call- ing it a '"'cheap penalty." Frank The win moves Petes to with-/Played very well, and Chris Wings ORR FOULED, SAYS BLAIR Oshawa Generals' star Bob- by Orr is being "unduly foul- ed," and general manager Wren Blair is concerned. Blair told The Times Thurs- day he will indicate the situ- ation today in a letter to OHA Referee-In-Chief Pat Patter- son. He said he hopes it will correct the problem. "Because Bobby is better than most players, fouls against him are often over- looked," Blair said. He ex- pressed. concern that such treatment could result in seri- ous injury. The general manager said he has meant to do some- thing for some time, and after discussing last night's Peter- borough - Oshawa encounter with coach Bep Guidolin he decided to take action. Blair passed up the Peterborough trip to attend the Oshawa Crushmen-Whitby Lasco Steel- er game in Whitby. He said he does not want his statement to be consider- ed a blast at the referees, and that he doesn't blame them entirely. It's just that with a player of Bobby's calibre, the offi- cial often tends to look the other way." at Civic Auditorium, Game time is 7:15 p.m. jevery time he was on the ice, | |Tommy Lavender added a pair,| with single counters going to} Dave MacMillan, Pete Vipond| land Wayne Cheesman. Chees-| 12:97/man added three assists. 13:15, John Nevin led the Crushmen en es ae with two, while Jerry Dionne,| Pens: Plager 2206 Dufour 4:05, John-|DOn Bowen and Gerry Welch son 4:05, Babcock 6:52, Hunt 8:51, O'Shea netted one each. ea Black 13:57, Orr 18:08. Whitby led 1-0 at the end of SECOND PERIOD the first and 5-3 at the end of the second, Next home attraction for the Steelers is Monday night when| the first-place West Clair Steel- | ++ «12:02 ers will be the visitors. | | FIRST PERIOD | 1, Osnawa: Hayes (Orr, O'Shea) | 2. Peterborough: Redmond (Grant, Lecrolx) | 3. Peterborough: McLeish | Vopling, Vanderburg) i | 4. Peterborough: Grant No Scoring | Pens. Tucker, 12:55, Black 12:55, Rob- jerts 16:09, Vanderburg 19:59 THIRD PERIOD Ss. Oshawa: Cooke (Babcock, Heind!) 6. Oshawa: Cadieux | (Hayes, O'Shea; ..° 7, Ssterhorough: (Lacroix) ' 1.547 Pens. Heind! 4:48, Redmond 9:25, Mo- renz 13:43, Grant 16:43, Cashman 18: + -18:43 First Period Jopling 1, Whitby: Lavender (Cheesman) Penalties -- Horton 5,20, Dussiaume 07.|(4 mins.) 7.07, Taylor 12.49, Edmonds | -- | 5.37, 16.14, Horton 17.58, O'Shea 17,58, BOWLING NEWS | -- s 2.Whitby: Lavender (O'Shea, Vipond) Whitby: MacMillan GUYS AND DOLLS | (Boyd Durbano) .........se000+ Guy's High Triples -- John Trott 872) (241, 324, 307), Reg Hickey 818 (258, 246,| me 314), Ron Bragg 805 (316, 274, 215), Ron| (218 200), Miriam Price 573 (227), Paul- | Jay 792 (241, 268, 283), Art Smart 751| Ine Starr 564 (225, 204), Mar| White 558 (273, 263, 215), Arn Green 747 (217, 271,| (210), Audrey Hepburn 549 (203), Isobel 259), Harold Ballem 746 (268, 252, 226),|Biglin $49 (211), Elizabeth Varga S4l Paim Knight 738 (289, 251), Al Pelow 731/ (237), Joan Anthony 538, Fern Buechler *)238, 245, 248), Lloyd Sabins 718 (238,523 (245), Dona Pascoe 509, Beverly Nich- 216, 264), Manning Swartz 717 (219, 231,/ Olls 507 (203), Eleanor Worona 506 (218), 267) and Bob Lavergne 706 (200, 243, 263).| Eleanor Vaillancourt 504 and Irene Bra- | Doll's High Triples -- Ev Harding #15 bin 500. i 241), Isabelle King 769 (218,| High Singles -- Joan Walker 218, 2037 | 373), Joyce Bell 762 (266, 267, 229), Alice| Jean Essex 211; Betty Guscott 205 and i Westley 745 (231, 230, 284), Loretta Mc-| Jean Gaskell 203. | Lean 744 (245, 316), Bernice Buday 725|.. 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TOWN AND COUNTRY LADIES' High Triples -- Jackie Legere 756 (271, 264, 221), Elizabeth Hutheson 412 (250, Slota was the referee. 208), Audrey Eyman 592 (301), Earline Keeler 586 (208), Dorothy Brabin 583 hind 3-1 going into the third period, the "Gens" fought back to tie it up with slightly over a minute to play, then reefree Frank Slota called a late tripping penalty on Wayne Cashman and the "Petes" scored with 55 seconds left ... We hear from Business Manager Bob Heard of the "Crushmen" that Manager Ivan Davie of the Whitby Jr. "BR" club has called off the proposed Ontario County Jr. "BR" series between the clubs because a. Whitby player got Wurt in the game. Did anyone notice that the Crushmen lost young Frank Sawyer for an indefinite period earlier in the ... This is of course MH RUER ESHER E oy: ' WIRE AND HARNESS Team standings -- Allley Cats first section with 36 points, Gay Six 35,| Flyers 34, Hi Balls 29, Head Pins 25, Hil Los 25, Pin Pickers 22, Lucky Strikes) 2, Go-Getters 20 and Jesters 20 | Over 600 -- Bud Lambert 737 (258, 256,| ¢ 223), Harv Singular 708 (273, 220, 215),| = Rich Wilson 707 (319,), Harry Snow 659 (303), June Laverty 670 (266, 221), Tam- ara Collins 658 (273), Elmo Lynburner 648 (271, 213), Peter Ruttan 636 (253), Doreen Abramoff 623 (241, 207), Iris Fow- ler 618 (234, 207), Cari Burrill 616 (276),| Steve Lovelock 613 (207, 207), Leo Gor- man 610 (234) and Bill Smith 604 (211, 210) Over 200 -- Cliff Hutchison 291, Al Bry- ants 283, Audrey Burrill 242, Clara Dub- biestein 246, May Partridge 237, Maurie Shorten 237, Ray Gendron 236, Enid Rob- Inson 224, Pauline Beli 221, Lorne At- kinson 216, Teresa McKinnon 214, Carol Gendron 213, Ewen Moreau 7212, Ron Lu- pe! 210, Marg Hurren 208, 203, Bud Myers 207, Beth Lynburner 204, Ralph Jennings 204, Slim Bell 202, Bill Keenan 202 and Joyce Smith 201, , Lemon League -- Joyce Smith 9, Gord Bulner 90, M. 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