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BOWMANVILLE TEAMS In Midst Of Paced by Cathy Chapman's five goals, Corvettes swamp- ed Buicks 7-0 in Bowmanville Girls' Hockey played last week. Bonnie Simpson scored the other goals, In Pee Wee competition, Red Wings bombed Leafs 7-0, Bruins shaded Bears 3-2, Hawks downed Canadiens 5-3 and Gen- erals and Rangers played to a 4-4 tie. Dave Shmyr led the Red Wing attack with five goals and one assist, while Darrell Rowe Minor Hockey Leagues and Jay Bennett scored once each. | Bob Turney scored two and) Phil Broome one for Bruins. Scoring for Bears were Larry Brunt and Bob McDonald. Bob Wilson, Danny Robinson, Doug Vivian, Dean Knox and Wayne Murphy were the Hawk marksmen. Rick Shackelton with a pair and Doug McKnight with one replied for Canadiens. Generals got two goals from Mike LeBlanc and singles from Playotis Dave Oddshoorn and Don Smith. Keith Kelly, Doug Henning, Butch Stephen and Gary Car- ter replied for Rangers. MUG CROWN Pirates whipped Braves 6 - 2 to win the Bantam Mug title, after downing Cubs 5-3 in the semi-final. Mike McGregor scored two for the winners in the champ- ionship game, with singles com- ing from Harry Willoughby, M Gilhooly, Ted Broom and Mike White. Scott Branton and Brian Burgess scored for Braves. In the semi-final, MacGregor scored two and Willoughby, Al- len Myers and Ralph MacMul- len once each as Braves down- ed Lions 5-3. Replying for Lions were Jim Noble with a pair and Paul Raycraft with one. Braves advanced to the final by virtue of a 3-1 semi-final victory over Cubs. Braves' mar- ksmen were Jim Baker, John Bothwell and Rod Johnson, BROWN BOMBER OFFERS SECRETS pion Joe Louis at his train- to pass on secret strategy ing quarters in Toronto this which Chuvalo can use in week. Louis says he has his March 29 fight against joined the Canadian's camp Cassius Clay. a to play under the name of | YESTERDAY 5 STARS St. Patricks, and the Maple | By THE CANADIAN PRESS Leaf Stadium, home of | Gordie Howe, who scored the | Canadian hea v yweight boxing champion George Chuvalo (left) drinks a toast with formtr world cham- --~ -- . Remember When... ? Wy THE CANADIAN PRESS Lol Solman, noted Tor- ento sports promoter, died 35 years ago today--in 1931. | Solman built the old Mu- | tual Street arena, where hockey's Maple Leafs used the International Baseball | winning goal and assisted on an-| League team. He was pres- /other to give Detroit Red Wings ident of the ball club at his [a 2-1 victory over New York death. 'Rangers Wednesday night. PRE TAX 54 Church St. ALE Till Mar. 31 at NU-WAY Rug Cenire CONTINUES 728-4201 PUT YOURSELF BEHIND THE WHEEL OF THIS - CRESTLINER 14 Ft. CRESTLINER Mustang Deluxe SAME AS PICTURED ABOVE oes ees eene With 33 h.p. 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Generals topped Canucks 6-2, Comets downed BTS 5-1 and Or- nhans whipped Maroons 5-1 in other Midget action. Brian Peters'and Larry Devitt collected two apiece for Gen- 4-0. Randy Rogers scored two) jerals, with singles going to! 'Bruce Meadows and Bob Ellis. |Canuck got singles from Dennis Lemon and Guy Parks. Gregg Gordon, Fred Brown, Bill Sumersford, Larry Simp- son and John MacDonald scored for Comets, while McCellan sco- red the only BTS goal. | Kim Rogers' and John Oyler scored iwo apiece to load Or phans to their victory. Jim Kit- ney added the other goal. THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thundey, Merch 24, 1966 FY LIONS SIGN THREE VANCOUVER (CP) -- B.C. Lions have announced the sign- ing of three new import players for the 1966 season. They are Joseph R. Drake, a defensive halfback from Parsons College, Fairfield Towa: Charles Barnes, an end from Northeast Louisi- ana State and Charles H. 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