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a Crothers Wins in Sio By JIM CRERAR TORONTO (CP) -- Madeline Manning, a 20-yearsold quarter- miler from Cleveland, shattered the world record for the wom- en's indoor half mile Friday night at the Maple Leaf Indoor Games and was so excited she kept right on running to her ho- tel to phone home the good news. Miss Manning had never run the 880-yard race indoos until her record - breaking perform- » ance of 2:10.2. And she had compefed at a half-mile out- doos only once. She paused just long enough to learn of her achievement, then darted out of Maple Leaf Gardens and sprinted a_ half- block to her hotel. "T really didn't have any plan about the race," she said. *'Af- ter I found myself running com- fortably, I just kept it up." But she added that a male voice from the crowd of 13,685 shouting "world record, world record" as she hit the stretch spurred her on. "I was pushing myself any- way, but I puhed just a little harder at the finish line." CLIPS RECORD It was good enough to clip three-tenths of a second from 2:11.9, followed by Kiprugut in 2:3.3 and Ray Tucker of Ham- ilton, last in 2:20.4. ISN'T DISAPPOINTED Kiprugut wasn't disannointed. He said the purpose of running was to see how he could do in- doors. "It was very difficult," he said. "I like to win, but it was very difficult." It was a great night for fore- legged athletes. George Ander- son of Southern University in Baton Rouge, La., tied the Ca- nadian open record of 5.2 sec- onds gvhile outduelling Tom Ro- binson of The Bahamas and Harry Jerome of Vancouver in the final of the men's 50-yard dash. Anderson was running on strained ligaments in his left leg. Jerome ripped off a 5.2-sec- ond clocking in his heat to equal the Canadian open mark and break the native record, but fin- ished third behind Anderson and Robinson, who won the event |here the last two years. Jer- jome and Robinson were both }timed in 5.3 in the final. | Jenny Wingerson, blonde English-born beauty from Tor- |onto, won the women's 50-yard {hurdles in 6.4 seconds over sec- jond - place Cathy Chapman of | Toronto and Tammy Davis of WwW Women Shaiier Two Recoras, "Ti ne te me s q 'Providence | By THE CANADIAN PRESS; American' League | Eastern Division WL. F Aw 37 15 3 238 169 7) 25 22 4179 152 54) 23 28 1 153 169 47) 18 32 2 143 186 38) 15 32 3 125 201 33 Western Division | Rochester 3613 4 219 155 76) Pittsburgh 29 #4 1 180 163 59} Cleveland 28 24 1 174 151 57| Buftals 20-$2--3-154-186-43+ Friday's Results | Buffalo 8 Baltimore 3 j Pittsburgh 1 Cleveland 8 | Hersiizy 2 Providence 5 | Tonight's Games | Quebec at Cleveland Buffalo at Pittsburgh | Hershey at Springfield chester at Victoria (WHL) Sunday's Games . Cleveland at Buffalo Baltimore at Providence | Hershey at Quebec | Pittsburgh at Springfield | Central Professional WLT F A Pt) 24 20 9 142 158 57) 24 21 8 169 155 56 22 23 8 163 161 52) 22 23 -8 159 166 52] 22 24 7.176 184 51 21.24 8 164 153 50 Friday's Result St. Louis 3 Oklahoma City 4 | | Tonight's Games | Minnesota at Oklahoma City | St. Louis at Houston {Memphis at Tulsa | Quebec Hershey Springfield Baltimore loa a Oklahoma MinneSota St. Louis Memphis Houston Tulsa ~ HOCKEY SCORES, STANDINGS -- Niagara Palis-at-Mentreal London at St. Catharines Oshawa at Toronto O8A-Sentor WLT F APt 22:17 1 167 159 53 19 19 2175 176 48 12 13 2 128 126 43 Galt 18 19 2 145 163 43 Oakville 19 22. 3 193 184 43 x-plays four-point games except against Oakville Friday's Result Guelph-8 Weedsteck-6 Tonight's Games Oakville at Galt Woodstock at Kingston Sunday's Games Galt at Oakville Woodstock at Guelph Intercollegiate WUT F APM 1120 48 25 79 46 24 58 22 83 55 19 67 105 12 69 86 12 63 80 10 Guelph Woodstock x-Kingston 12 1} 10 9 Toronto 2 Western Waterloo Laval McMaster 6 Queen's 6 Montreal -- 5 McGill 3 49 86 7 Guelph 212 42 86 5 Friday's Results Montreal 2 Queen's 11 McGill 4 Waterloo 7 McMaster 4 Toronto 15 Laval 11 Guelph 3 Today's Games Laval at Waterloo Montreal at Western McGill at McMaster Toronto at Guelph Western League 1 1 1 KHHOSCOHNY Sunday's Games Memphis at Minnesota Oklahoma City at Houston OHA Junior WLT F APt {Seattle 3 Vancouver 2 | Eastern League New Haven 11 New Jersey 0 Clinton 2 Johnstown 6 Nashville 3 Knoxville 4 Sr Peeves aud L ee LD THE OSHAWA TIMES, Seturdey, February 26, 1966 @ - The 2nd annual "Moonlighters Bonspiel", at The Oshawa Curl- ing Club, passed the. 'thalf- moon" mark last night as all! 32 entries participated in their respective events and for those who lost, it was total eclipse. Eight survivors in the third) event, bidding for The Jack) Perry Trophy, will play their quarter-final round this morn-| ing, at 9.30 o'clock. The four) winners, together with last! night's four winners in both the | main event and secondary) jevent, will play their semi-final | |rounds this afternoon, at 1.30) o'clock. | | THREE FINALS TONIGHT | | Final games in all three) jtrophy events, will be played| | this evening, starting at 6.00 }o'clock. | | At the conclusion of play, the |presentation ceremonies for all \the trophy winners, runners-up land semi-finalists, will take | jplace and after that, all the |'*Moonlighters" will swing back jinto action, in the dance that {concludes this bonspiel's activi- ties. "Waddy" Oke's rink won six of the 10 ends but Reg Smith's rink won this game, on the Wioonlighter's Bonspiei Moves Into Final Phase The: Jack Perry Trophy, com- petition was especially keen and most of the scores extremely close. Those who qualified last night, for a berth in the quarter- finals, tomorrow morning, were the rinks skipped by Alex Mac- kay, "Bus" McCullough, Lorne Goodman, Alex Brodie, Ed. Disney, "Jake" Bryant, Ed. Hill and "Bud" Moore. This event produced variety competition, with several games being one-sided while others were nip-and-tuck, right down to the final "stone"', Maurice Hart's rink, skipped by. Alex Brodie, only nosed out "Gerry" Farrow 9-8; "Jake" Bryant's rink won over George Bates, just 6-5. Skip Jack Perry made an al- most perfect "freeze" shot, when leading the game by five shots, but with five rocks against him, "'coming home" on the final end. However, rival skip Ed.' Hill made a splendid running chip- raise to take out his rivals' rock and stayed on the rings, for a big six-count, just enough to win the game 8-7, and deprive O Neill Third in Mie Relay records were broken and one tied by Ontario high school ath- letes competing at the indoor Maple Leaf Games Friday. Records were broken in the mile, the high jump, the two- mile and the giris' relay events, A fifth record was established in a heat of the 440-yard girls' relay when Toronto Parkdale high school broke their own mark, set last year, of 3:31.9. Their time was 3:30.0. Charles Francis of Jarvis Col- legiate, Toronto, tied a meet record of 5.4 seconds in the yard dash. ; Ken How of Toronto's T. L. Kennedy secondary school shaved 4-5 of a second off the meet record of 4:25.6 in the mile run. The two-mile record went to Phil Payett of Toronto York Mills Collegiate. His time of cas shattered the old mark of 19:54.9. BEATS OWN MARK Another Toronto athlete, John Hunter of Richview Collegiate, jcleared 6 ft. 4% inches to bet- ter his own high jump record jof six feet set last year. Parkside high school of Dun- |das accounted for the other re- jcord in the meet in the girls' 4 by 80 relay, covering the dis- TORONTO (CP)--Five meet . ft 1 : ' y the ch > to win his i the old mark of 2:10.5 et by| Frederick, Md., both clocked in them ljtaghil@mtalaw@inae, tance in 38.8 seconds 1.2 sec- Zsu Zsa Szabo-Nagey of Hun- gary in 1965 and equalled ear- jO.f | WINS SHOT PUT {Peterborough 2312 9 197 156 55 Niagara Falls 22 12 10 199 147 54 |Montreal 2115. 8 184 142 50 International League Port Huron 5 Toledo 3 jother main event game, Doug |Keel's rink came up with a hot own trophy. Following are the complete results: onds better than the previous jrecord. Sudbury's John Walton was lier this year by Anne Smith of England Vilmos Varju of Hungary won Miss Manning's world mark) the shot put with a heave of 61 was one of two set in the meet.|feet, 8% inches, equalling the Wyomia Tyus of Griffen, Ga.,)Canadian open mark held by running for Tennessee State| Dave Steen of Toronto, formerly University Tiger-Belles, clipped|of Burnaby, B.C. one-tenth of a second from the| Parry O'Brien of Pasadena, 50-yard dash mark with a 5.6) Calif., withdrew from the event clocking in the final. | because of illness. pee The 1964 Olympic 100-metre| Lajos Mecser of Hungary won| champion was running on aithe three-mile race in a slow St. sprained left leg she picked up| 13:38.0 ahead of Stepan Baiduk Alberta Captures : Schoolboy Crown Tyke Leais Enter Final, Other Series Undecided leg," she said, adding that she|tralia, a pre-race favorite, led Dodsworth Maple Leafs blank-,goals came from John Sharko game to trim Matt Sutton's en- itry., Gordie MacMillan's rink elim- inated Herb Robinson's entry and Clare Peacock's rink oust-| ed Jack Foster's foursome, in Dayton 3 Des Moines 0 Algonquin Senior Renfrew 4 Shawville 5 Western Canada Senior | Oshawa 2016 8 203 160 48 | Hamilton 2118 6 191 202 48 | Toronto 18 18 10 192 206 46 | Kitchener 1422 9 150171 37 |St. Catharines 1424 6 168 215 34 Moose Jaw had aaa 6 n 12 28 6 142 227 30' Regina 2 Calgary een Friday's Results ty Alberta Senior the other two "Oscar Parker Toronto 3 Niagara Falls 3 Edmotton 6 Lacombe 5 Trophy" main event quarter-| Oshawa 0 Kitchener 3 (First game of best - of - seven finals. | Tonight's Game semi-finals) | In the secondary event, for) Catharines at Oshawa Central Ontario Senior |'The Norm Ward Trophy', Don Sunday's Games Barrie 7 Collingwood 6 Crothers' rink defeated Roly) Peterborough at Hamilton (First game of semi-final) Kinton's squad; Les Harrison's| -- uaa ree ----~irink nosed out. Bob Jackson's rink 8-6; Ray Webster's rink ousted Elmer Pollard's entry 12-4 and George Campbell's rink) eliminated Norm Ward's entry, | skipped by Fred Thompson, | foiling Norm Ward's chance to 1 win his own trophy this year. There Are Special Benefits For All The third and final event, for BUSINESS EXECUTIVES AND SALESMEN For personal use er for @ ACADIAN 'Modele Compeny use th ere On definite bivestesns ae ® PONTIAC Other you lease a new... @® BUICK Request Ne | A scapes, "a ool ARPS i a cory THE MILLS AUTO LEASE PHONE 723-4636 LTD. 266 KING ST. WEST jsecond in the boys' high jump. OH, KB. ROS Oshawa's Don Linkletter was eg. Smith, 11; "WW ial, third in the boys's one - mile D Keel, 14; Matt Sutton, 3. | Gord. MacMillan, 12; Herd Robinson, 4./event while Oshawa's O'Neil Clare Peacock, 10; Jack Foster, 6 (Collegiate placed third in the one-mile relay. Woodstock's Steve Stewart Don Crothers, 12; Roly Kinton, 9. Les Harrison, &: Bob Jackson, 7. |Was second in the 440. Les Wopater, 121 E. Pollard, skip, 4) 4 eo. Cam , We Fre jompson, PLAN RACEW. THE JACK PERRY TROPHY | BEVERLY HILLS. Calif. 'oun : ' Alex Mackays 77 Tom Murphy, 5. ; |(AP)--Plans for construction of 'Bus McCullough, 8; Jim Ewart, 7. |a $20,800,000 auto racing speed- ke Good 0 33 R Wil » 4 | A ianorice Hert, 93 Serv Facto: 8. | way--claimed to be the largest Ed. Disney, 12; Oscar Parker, 6. jand most modern in the world~ | were announced at a press con- ference Wednesday. THE OSCAR PARKER TROPHY Quarter - Finals THE NORM WARD TROPHY Quarter - Finals JIM RYUN: FASTEST MILER Jake Bryant, 6; George Bates, 5. Ed. Hill, 8; Jack Perry, 7. "Bud" Moore, 12; Norm Allan, 2 didn't want to put pressure on}for about 10 laps midway it for fear.of ruining her| through the race bui ran out of chances in next week's U.S. in-|steam and dropped to fifth ionships in! place at the finish behind Dave cen gg r Ellis of Toronto, who was By DON ANGUS eight ends Northern Ontario She broke the mark of 5.7/ fourth. ST. JOHN'S, Nfld. (CP)--Anjhad scored singles in the sec- seconds set in 1957 in Cleveland| Willie Davenport of Batonjall-important .7-4 victory mia eg a Ag ---- aed iels U.S e won the men's 50-yard|N Ontario in the final n sen another point in "gia B prllensiniced ieceipaiiaey fordies in 6,2 second "and| round Friday gave Brian Howes|the eighth Civie Audit <e Frida 'ata Se ee ee BEATS TORONTO GIRL |Frank Tomeo, a U.S. marine|Alberta's fourth Canadian| However, Calgary set up two Civic J tot Auiase NHL| McNamee, Bobby Taylor and|_ ST. BONIFACE, Man. (CP)-- Miss Manning, who pvon the! stationed at Quantico, Va., took!schoolboy curling championship.|counters and capitalized on Bi t vir! wy si top vam.| Lommy White drew assists. Ter- |The 11th annual Canadian police U.S. junior 440 title last sum-|the 600-yard race in 1:11.7. The| It was the seventh win in the|Steski's miss with his final|22%° Semifinal series two Bam yy Taylor was credited with the |curling championships will be mer-and captured the 400-metre| mile was won by John Camien/t1-rink round-robin tournament|stone. Howes went through the|"™ \° TOn®: , shutout. held here Feb. 28 to March 1. race at an international meet|of New York in leisurely\team, but the title wasn't set-|house with his last rock in an| 1" the other series, Montreal' Chicago goaltender Mof-|Sixteen rinks representing all in Mexico City last October,| 4.13.3, tled by that game. On an adja-|attempt to draw for three Canadiens and Chicago Black itt held the powerful Canadiens |provinces, Northern Ontario, finished ahead of Roberta Picco) cent sheet, Manitoba was des-| In the 10th end. the Howes Hawks played to a 2-2 tie. The /to two goals by Ian Cullen. |the RCMP, CNR, CPR, Ontario of Toronto, who was timed in) BRENDA MAH WINS perataly tryiig to gaina winltbursome atole two when Sraelne coupled with a win in the Steve Brooks and Larry Graham|and Quebec provincial police | 2:13.0 Mrs. Shabo-Nagey was) Eleanor Montgomery of|over Prince Edward Island and|ki's last rock raised an Alb ate, |Series opener, gave Canadiens |replied for the Hawks, while|will compete in a_ straight| third in 2:13.1. Cleveland captured the #0M-|earn a playoff chance against/ouard into the house. er'@ 'three points. They need just a)McAvoy drew an assist. Mike|knockout tournament for two| Bob Seagren of Los Angeles|en's high jump with a five-foot! jinorta. = * Panes ward Tainted to k jtie in the third game.to give/Mountain picked up an assist | tronidhe and. prizes in each of nearly became the first man to|seven performance and Brenda| put Keith MacEachern's a . 0k B/them the four points necessary) for Montreal, fear events. pole vault 17 feet indoors. He|Mah of Toronto won the girls' jfast three-point margin in theltg advance to the finals. ni : : strong Charlottetown foursome|gpening end against Manitoba,| c ij missed narrowly on his second) under-16 880-yard race in 2:25.8.| ied the s ne | 6 roba,| Johnny Kane and Kirk Mc- | attempt when is chest grazed} The East York Track Club of tied the score in the 10th end/but the Charleswood high school | ; ; 3 ae ected a goal ; lwent on to count three in the|rink counted singles in the next|amee each co y Cc . fotan | , " . ssist Leafs. Other pi bare oe hry tg i so er cn ae ae end for a 9-6 decision three to pull even. 'The Chap end ee ee 8 : Se ana : over George Wilson's Winnipeg |lottetown skip blanked the fifth reached 16 feet, seven inches,|e;22.4. The Canadian mile relay| quartet, and und 'mut two: counter th the} . . breaking the Canadian open|also went to East York in 3:28.3)° phe losers of the key 1th|sixth got two counters in the Juvenile Marlies mark of 16 2% set here last}and the University of Western) gray games -- Wayne Steski's| : _ year by Dave Tork of Fair-/Ontario, London. won the col-iNorth Bay rink and Manitoba--|MISSED TOUGH RAISE Blank Oshawa 2-0 mont, W. Va. 2 ae ee ree ae nacont ark-|finished the five-day bonspiel in| In that end, Wilson failed to aise Matib Wilson Kiprugut of Kenya, dale Collegiate of Toronto wert five-way tie for second place|make a difficult raise that would Toronto : obnge i 6 coated competing on an indoor, track|the high school mile -- in| with Nova Scotia, Prince Ed-|have given him shot rock after|blanked Os or f * F 'a : for the first time, failed to Een ahead of Westdale sec ward Island and Saskatchewan,|MacEachern had slid two into| Toronto peor ugprite -- ; . ay | Bill Crothers of Toronto a close ondary school of Hamilton and! 41; with 6-4 won-lost records. |the house and filled up the front |night to win their best of three battle over 1,000 yards and fin-|O'Neill collegiate of Oshawa.| pi) Ross' Humboldt, Sask.. rink|With guards. playoff series in straight games. | ished a disappointing fourth. | University of Toronto won the /nad the i1th-round bye after suf-| Manitoba got the double back | Brian McCuthison scored both Crothers, surprised that Kip-| Canadian two - mile relay in|fering a 22-2 trouncing at the|in the seventh end when Mac- |80als. Seen poy pore pg meow Bs geen ye oe Vai Det Wal oF Haw hands of Manitoba earlier in the et age hun and narrow| ons at the start, had no trouble win- y "| day. ne and Wilson drew for the tyin SOX SIGN FIVE ning in a slow 2:10.9. Jan Kasaljilton won a special mile race) Ontario, skipped by Mike point. 'i BOSTON (AP)--Boston Red | of Czechoslovakia was second in|in which last ~ place runners|poyq of Kingston, placed sev-| Wilson moved ahead in the Pee arincun cal neahay the 2:11.8, George Germann of dropped out after each lap. HiFi onih with five wins and five eighth with a steal of one, but signing of five more players, South Orange, N.J., was third in! time was 4:15 8. losses; Newfoundland's Danny|MacEachern blanked the ninth leaving 11 still outside the fold : ~ |Herder of St. John's and Leslie|to get last stone coming home|for the 1966 season. The latest . Minor Hockey Teams Busy Hollands' Arvida, Que., rink tied|!n the final end and the strat- to return signed contracts were for eighth each with 4-6 marks; |¢8y worked pitchers Dan Osinski and Jose British Columbia, skipped by| The game went into an extrajsantiago, catcher Russ Nixon, Doug Engstrom of Prince end when MacEachern made a first baseman Tony Horton and George, finished 10th with a 3-7| difficult double raise to move in! rookie outfielder Reggie Smith. BOWMANVILLE- --JIn the, Shmyr, two goals, Darrell Rowe first Tyke game the Americans|and Alan Abernathy, one goal and Bombers played to a -1-1|/and one assist. The lone Bears' tie. The Americans' goal was! goal was scored by Jim Brooks. record; and New Brunswick's|for shot rock. Wilson wrecked |-- a scored by Steven Stonebur y . BANTAM HOCKEY Bev Groves of Edmundston col-|his jast stone out front and the! 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OMHA Bantam League-- (Group "'B" Round-Robin Playoff Series)--Local 2784 vs Canedian Tire, at 5:00 p.m.; Ernie Cay Lumber vs Keith Peter's Realty, ot 5:55 p.m. Duplote vs Local 1500, at 8:00 p.m. and Houdaille Industries vs Banks Flooring, ot 8:55 p.m.; All games at Children's Areno . OMHA Bantam League--(Round-Robin Playoff Series)--Canadian Legion vs Firefighters, at 7:00 p.m. and Rotary Club vs Letter Carriers, at 8:00 p.m.; Both games at Brooklin Arena. Meet Your Friends Before and After The.Gametn "The Regency Room" of the ROYAL HOTEL 171 Brock St. N. Dining Room 12 Noon 'till A.M. B TUESDAY, March 1 HOCKEY--Oshewa Minor Assoc. Novice League--Playoff games, at Child- ren's Arena, 7:20 p.m... . OMHA Midget League--(Group "A" Round- Robin Playoffs)---Police Assoc. vs Scugog Cleaners at 8:20 p.m. and Canadian Corps vs Bathe & McLellan, at 9:15 p.m.; Both games at fe gba Arena . . . 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OSHAWA Guns Bought--Sold--Traded AUTO AND TRUCK Or Repaired RENTAL & LEASING § UARTERS HERTZ cau @ RENT BY HOUR, DAY or WEEK !! 103 KING -- a Phone lected only two wins against|!sland skip also hit a guard in| eight defeats trying to draw for two In other 11th-round matches, 'In the extra end, two crucial} Quebec defeated Ontario 10-5, meta a pig Liege a4 Newfoundland downed British|Norm ayward, who had Columbia' 11-6 and Don Glinz's ee gts panied the bon-| GOLF CLUB Nova Scotia rink from_Truro|SPiel, left P.E.L with one count-| + 99~--rkemton~ Kado Ns Oshawa pect hf rac A droge Huskies' goals were po Pellet ay nt Fee ee ack es A vests sae 9 Holes sce sean 6 ee 'yy | Bruce Simpson, two, Clair Syer, |. ae _Wilson's first stone chipped a| Excellent Greens ~- Well Trapped By Leaman vi terse taand, flere Reine OUR PEP CUP a ue gunn oc ie te| Member Avalebl a ' ; ». | Lions' vas sc , , f rese ne house. MacEachern y fc is|* eduction i ai or. Wayne Hicks and Jamie Per-| Lio goal was scored by Dave Hepsitcla Tapliy by Mir Leon. rew for his uctio Pp y Braves and Pirates battled to curl on his final rock, which|¢te., ask ebout Group Membership ATOM HOCKEY a 3-all tie. Braves' goals were |ant-governor of Newfoundland | glided away harmlessly to one/"'e"- Giants knocked off Indians 3-1. scored by Wayne McRoberts, 274 honorary chairman of the side Information -- 723-6101 Giants' goals were scored by Gary Preston and Wayne ost bonspiel committee. The : Alan Wooten with two and/Paeden. Pirates' goals were Calgary rink--lHIlowes, vice-skip Bradley Milner one. Indians'|scored by Harry Willoughby, Blair Pallensen, second John ¢.| Thompson and lead Chris Rob- Donald assisted by Dennis Liv-| Knight ingstone. Flyers and Pee Wee All-Stars Aberhart senior high school Rams defeated Royals 3-2.|played to a 1-1 tie. Flyers' goal Alberta was behind 4-3 after Rams' goals were all scored by was scored by Allan Bragg ana Paul Sheehan. Royals' goals /Stars' goal was scored by Mark were both scored by Seve Johnson. STANDINGS By THE CANADIAN PRESS Final Canadian schoolboy In the girls' game, played|. Mt. Royals swamped the curling championship standing last Friday, Buicks defeated Maroons 10-2. The Mt. Royals' Mustangs 3-1. Buicks' goals|g0als were scored by Ron bor wy were scored by Nancy Goodwin | Simpson with three, Larry Lee 10 with two and Jane Cowle one. |two, John Hamilton two, Gary) 10 Mustangs' lone goal was scored | Ball two and Joe Hircock one. | 10 10 10 Alberta Manitoba Northern Ontario Nova Scotia P.E.I. Saskatchewan Ontario Newfoundland Quebec British Columbia New Brunswick ink Colwell. jthird counter and Wilson got no|15. Org s, Office G | fect each picked up one. ard Outerbridge, former lieuten- ' | i goal was scored by John Mac-| Mike MacGregor and Paul Mc inson--are students at William owe. ai ererer GIRLS' HOCKEY MIDGET HOCKEY Friday after 11 rounds: by Gail Masters. Maroons' goals were scored by| Jeff Gilhooly and Ron Mc-| PEE WEE HOCKEY Mullen, Hawks defeated Generals 4-3. Canucks bombed the B.T.S.| Hawks' goals were scored by|by a 9-to-0 score. Canucks' Bruce Osborne with two, while;goals were scored by Dennis singles went to Dean Knox and/Lemon with three, Bob Howes Mike Kehoe. Generals' goals|two, Guy Parks, John Worden, were scored by Mike Lablanc|Ron Webb and John Taylor. with two and. Don Smith one. | Bantam All-Stars and Gener- The last-place Bruins upset \als hooked up in one of the best second - place Canadians 3-2.\games of the season, as they Bruins' goals were scored by/|fought to a 0-0 draw. Both goal- Robert Turney, Doug Tamblyn}tenders Dave Wright for Gen- and Phillip Broome. Canadians' |erals and Tom Puk for Stars, goals were both scored by Rick | were sensational in earning Shackelton. their shutouts. This was the Leafs defeated Rangers 3-2. | fourth shutout of the season for Leafs' goals were scored by | Dave and the first for Tom. Dennis Smale one and Glenn} Comets defeated Orphans 7-1. | Murphy two. Rangers' goals|Comets' goals were scored by were scored by Terry Baker'Gred Corden with two, Bill and Clarke Steven Summersford with four, and Red Wings trounced Bears 7-1. Larry Simpson. The lone Wings' goals were Scored byjorphans' tally was scored by Dave Johnson, with three, Dave|John Oyler. i oe ee SIA AWSA Dea woo DEALING YOUR CAR ? The man to see is MITCH KOWAL ot ONTARIO MOTOR SALES LTD Oshawa -- 725-6501 ARNOLD PAVING ASPHALT PAVING and GRADING INDUSTRIAL - COMMERCIAL Arnold Paving Ont. Pickering 942-6943 - Lee Bishop RADIATOR REPAIRS Cleaning and Recoring New and Used Rediators 42 Bond St. W. EAST 728-9641 725-1633