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§ THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thursdey, March 24, 1960 SPORTS MENU By Geo. H. Campbell SPORTS EDITOR OSHAWA GENERALS may be out to prove that they can do-it the hard way but it certainly is rather jarring on the nerves of their faithful. Generals grabbed off a win in the first game of their series with Montreal Junior Cana- diens, scoring an impressive victory there on Sunday night. Then they gave it a real gallant effort, Tuesday night, at the Civic Auditorium, but had to yield 2-1, in one of those battles that could 'have gone either way. For a lot of the "casual" fans, this was the last straw -- they had lost at home. THIS MORNING all is changed! We don't know for sure phether tht teams are going to make this a "win-away- from-home" series but for sure, the first three games have worked out in that direction, Oshawa Generals came through with a brilliant performance last night in Montreal, to once again take the lead in this crucial semi-final series .Gen- erals won 3-2 last night over the Junior Canadiens, Christian Bordeleau put Canadiens in front with the first goal of 'the game but Bobby Orr tied it up, in the first period. Bordeleau got his second tally in the second stanza to give the home- sters a 2-1 lead but Danny O'Shea tied it up, before the period ended. Then Danny got the big winning goal, early in the third period and he and his mates made it stand up, by dint of some great checking, to give Oshawa a 8-2 victory. THE STAGE IS SET now for a real wing-ding, here on Saturday night. The fourth game of the series will be played here on Saturday night, at the usual 7:15 time and this one will likely produce the biggest crowd of all time, at the Civie Auditorium. Generals haven't lacked-for-support-at-any . stage of this season but their playoff games have attracted the "overflow" that creates traffic problems in the parking Jot. This Saturday night's turnout, we think, will be the big- gest crowd of all. The Generals have once again gained the margin they need in this semi-final set, they have won on the other guy's ice and now, all they-have to do to gain a berth in the OHA Junior "A" finals, is win their two re- maining home games. First of. these is Saturday night, here at the Civic Auditorium and if they can win this one, they are really in the driver's seat. Fifth game is in Montreal on Sunday and the sixth game is here next Tuesday night. CRUSHMEN came through with a big win last night also. Tied at one win apiece, in their final series with King- ston Frontenacs, the Oshawa boys pulled out a great 3-1 win, in overtime, last night, right in Kingston and that could be the one they need, to take the round. Phil Solomon scored the early overtime goal that gave Oshawa Crushmen the victory. They added another, only a minute later. This marked the fourth playoff game that young Solomon has scored the winning goal for the Crushmen, a truly com- mendable record, The Crushmen play the fourth game of their series with Kingston, here at the Civic Auditorium, to- morrow night and as with the Generals, a win here, will put | the Crushmen in a commanding lead. : Junior Crushmen } | Regardless of what the song says, there's no place like the road as far as Oshawa Generals are concerned. Generals got two goals from Danny O'Shea Wednesday night TED OUIMET, Montreal Junior Canadiens' netmind- to nip Montreai Junior Canadi-; Generals will attempt to snap ens 3-2 at Montreal Forum. It|the hex on the home club Sat- was. Oshawa's second win ofjurday night, when they. host the series on foreign ice, with|the fourth game of the best- a loss at Civic Auditorium sand-|of-seven semi - final series. wiched in between. Game time is 7.15. Bobby Orr enter the net in the first period of Wednes- day's game in Montreal. Orr's goal tied the score 1-1, and Generals went on to win 3-2. Ho er, watches a shot by we In Right Plac To Give Wings Win By GARY McCARTHY | Canadian Press Staff Writer | Alex Delvecchio was quoted) The Rangers held a manpower] Montreal, the Hawks would take) Detroit in a recent interview as 'saying| advantage for six minutes early|Over first place sy one point.|New York that nine or 10 of Gordie Howe's| goals in some seasons go in off} the seat of his pants or a leg./never really threatened. Delvecchio, captain of Detroit Red Wings, said the reason for) this was that Howe seemed to be in the right place at the right time to deflect a shot into the! | net. | | Win In Overtime ») . ) OSHAWA CRUSHMEN -- Goa Oshawa Crushmen took a big, defence: Edmunds and Ayotte; forwards valuable win in their OHA Jun- Knowles, Solomon and Welsh alts.: Hor ony "7 Ci et e - if, rr ey, e" for *'B" playoff game in King iy, Gixion Some ard het nosed out the Frontenacs 3-1, " in an overtime battle. Fourth game ot this best-of.|Lavege fare sean, SePe zinger and seven series, will be played Gait. | here at the Civic Auditorium, | ck cee | Gavel; :| | KINGSTON FRONTENACS -- Goal cates; defence: Osborne and Kearns forwards: Apps, Landon and Roe; Alts.: Howe was in the right place at the right time Wednesday| night when he was credited prith| the winning goal in Detroit's 2-1| victory over New York Rangers in the only scheduled National) Hockey League game, The winning goal came at 7:27 of the third period when a wrist shot by rookie defenceman Bert Marshall kicked off Howe's leg and skipped past Ranger netminder Cesare Maniago. | TWO GAMES TONIGHT jand Chicago Black Hawks at puck slithered out to Neilson,| Canadiens. If they defeat Boston who beat Bassen cleanly. tonight and if the Leafs defeat in the second period, but their) The Leafs will be syithout power play sputtered and they | rusged sehrinspagh Kent = as for tonight's meeting with F | Montreal Wall scored just 33 seconds | 3 ,|. The NHL announced Wednes- after he had left the penalty iat Sight tat Doialus has been box, converting passes from eat ty Howe and Delvecchio to fire the| Suspended for two games far his part in a fracas Saturday onan a partlally-sergened night at Maple Leaf Gardens, Douglas was involved in a |fight with Doug Mohns of Chi- Two games are scheduled in| cago and is also alleged to have the NHL tonight. The schedule has Toronto visiting Montreal for a game with the Canadiens and to have aimed a punch at the official Boston Bruins. The Bruins announced the re- call of right winger Wayne Riv-/ ers from Hershey of the Amer-| ican League to replace the in-| jured Ed Westfall for tonight's |pushed linesman John d'Amico) Springfield tomorrogy night, at 8:00 o'clock.| This one was a real ding-dong|,, battle, in which neither team'7 scored in the first period, then each notched one after that in regulation time. Ron Knowles opened the game's scoring with the first goal, late in the second period, on a play set up by Solomon and Edmunds. Just when it looked as if this goal.was going to stand up for the entire game, Ron Graham} tied it up for Kingston, on a three-way play with Mike Bab- cock and John Kinnear in the play. Both goalies were in the sep- sational class, during the regu- lar play. In the overtime, Phil Solomon took a brilliant pass from Roger Knowles and made it 2-1, with a classy finish, right from the overtime faceoff, at just 49 sec- onds. Léss* than a "minut® "tater; Jerry Dionne took a pass from Jim Booth and he made no mis- take, to make the score 3-1 and put the Crushmen in the clear The Crushmen continued to press for the remainder of the overtime period and their all- out effort paid off. NHL LEADERS By THE CANADIAN PRESS Standings: Montreal, won 36, bst 20, tied eight, points 80. Points: Hull, Chicago, 93. Goals: Hull, 53. Assists: Mikita, Chicago, 47. Shutouts: Crozier, Detroit, 7. Penalties: Fieming, New York, 152 minutes. EASTERN No Scoring Penalties -- Kearnes (hooking) 0:31, jonne (inter.) 6:10, Bowen (holding :28, Horton (holding) 16:45, Reid (trip: Penalties -- Kearns (hooking) 0.3! | Nicholsen (roughing) 19:08. | Second Period 1. Oshawa: Knowlés (Solomon, Edmunds) Penalties -- Edmunds (tripping) nd Bradley (holding). 16:15 17:45 10:17 Third Period 2. Kingston: Graham (M. Babcock, Kinnear) 13:05 Penalties -- Edmunds (tripping) 6:34 end Bradley (holding) 16:15. OVERTIME 3. Oshawa: Solomon (Knowles) 4. Oshawa: Dionne (Booth 12 Penalties -- Dionne (major, fighting) nd Graham (major, fighting) 10:00. i aot Bihete seinen BOWLING SCORES MEN'S COMMERCIAL LEAGUE Men's High Triple Orlando marco (734 Men's High Single -- Mike Harrison (322 600 Scores and over (660); Mike Harrison (708); Bill Gddings (496 Gary Jackson (64)); Element (674); Geo. Lowe (607); Hubband (606); Nick Bocher (62 200. Scores_and. Oyer: Vince Barradse (202); Orlando Dernarco (212, 295, 227)7 Cosmo Barrasse (244); Dominic Serra (257); Vince Serra (215); Nick Meyer (217); Dennis Shewchuk (213); Leach (214); Joe Leciair (240); Subiotto (200, 214); Hector 214); Don Cotton (206 Ron Holmes (205); Ross Wright (248); Bob Carter (235, 204); Ron Graham (206); Fred Porter (202); Ken Bent (209, 216); Dal ton Crawford (200);- Harry Michae (213); Jim Campbell ; Sunny Law rence (237); Al Lupton (210) and Don Doughty (248) Lemons; Matteo Barrasse De- Geo. Lintlop Jack Gwil David Greg John liam (628); Dow (606); 98). Points Taken -- Rebels 7, Doyles Const. = 0; Honyokers 4, Vinces 3; Dempsters 5 Beatty Haulage 2; City Yards 5, Dodgers 2 Team Standing? -- Rebels 28; Demp- sters 25; Vince 16; City Yards 15 Doyles Const. 15; Honyokers 15; Beatty Haulage 14 and Dodgers 12 UAW LADIES AUX. NO, 27 High Doubles Ellen Burrus 481 243); Ann Gwilliams 467 (295); McFariand 423 213) and Hamacher 421 (214, 207) High Singles Phyllis Clarke 257, Flo Panter 244, May Whiting 214, Joan Hall 210 and Ethel Thomson 204 Points Taken Locals 3, Go-Go's 0. (28 Isobel Jesvie ONTARIO JUNIOR "B" FINALS Tomorrow Night GAME TIME - 8:00 P.M. KINGSTON FRONTENACS -- VS. -- > OSHAWA CRUSHMEN Adults 1.00 @ Children 50c Yofk's lone goal. The goal was Howe's 29th of| game. the season and equalled his sonl| Westfall suffered a broken toe output of last year. Defenceman|in Sunday's 4-3 Boston victory Bob Wall, playing his eighth over the Rangers. game this season, was the other! The Bruins could be in for Detroit marksman, | trouble with Westfall out of the Jim Neilson scored New lineup. | Westfall is usually assigned to j ee covering Chicago's Bobby Hull MANIAGO BUSY and with the right winger out of Maniago had plenty of work in| the lineup, Hull could give the the Rangers nets, making 38/Bruins a rough night. | Saves to only 25 for Detroit's; Hull will be out to increase his Hank Bassen, who filled in for| points lead with his eye on es- | Vacationing regular Roger Croz-| tablishing a record for most jer. ' ' points in a season. Hull has 93, The victory, Detroit's fourth) and five games remaining to in the last five games, moved) break the mark of 96 points in a them to within one point of} season, set in 1958-59 by Dickie third - place Toronto Maple|Moore, former Montreal star. Leafs, who were idle Wednes-| day night. | AFTER TOP SPOT The loss was the Rangers'|. The Hawks will also be try- fourth straight after they -had| ing for first place in the league lost only one of their previous| Standings. seven games. They are one point behind the | The Rangers moved ahead) with about 214 minutes remain-|, ing in the opening period pan 15-footer nast! Neilson..rifled a |Bassen. Don Marshall had just "missed a close-in try when the| Busy Bees 3, Try Hards 0; Stars 3, Green Gals 0 and Pussy Cats 2, Pacers 1. m Team Standing Busy Bees 29, Locals 25, Stars 24, Pacers 23, Green Gals 19,! Try Hards 17, Go-Go's 16 and Pussy Cats 15, { Winners of the second section are Busy Bees with 29 points and Green Gals with 23,392 REASONS to fly to Europe this summer NURSE CHEVROLET OLDSMOBILE LTD, APPOINTMENT BOAC offers you 29 excellent reasons why you should fly to Europe this summer -- a re- cord number of 29 trans- atlantic flights from Toronto, There's sure to be one to fit with your travel plans. 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He took a pass from Bobby Orr and fired a low shot past gualie Ted Ouimet to break up a 2-2 tie, Christian Bordeleau scored both Montreal goals, one in each of the first two periods. Power play goals by Orr in the first and O'Shea in the second kept Oshawa on even terms at the intermissions. Once again Generals' defence was called upon to preserve the ictory. After falling behind, Canadiens applied pressure for almost the entire third period. Three penalties to Oshawa help- ed the Montreal cause. Oshawa's defensive unit limited them to just seven shots, however, and when they did break through Ian Young was there to make. the save. | One of Canadiens' best chan-| ces came with less than a half} minute remaining when Jacques Lemaire broke in alone only to) be foiled by Young. Young blocked 22 shots, while| Ouimet turned aside 17. Ouimet was strongest late -| | the second period after Generals had tied the scort 2-2. He made dazzling saves twice against lorr and once against Billy Little in less than two minutes. {Orr had a third chance seconds llater when he took a pass from | Bill Heindl, and went in alone, Generals Come From: Behind To Shade Habs In Montreal but Ouimet came out of his net to cut the angle, forcing Orr to shoot wide. The Montreal netminder had little chance -on the Bobby Orr. shot that did elude him. A whistling blue line slapshot was in the net before he was able to make a move. Meanwhile in Toronto, Gen- eral Hospital officials report Brian Morenz is recovering rap- idly after undergoing surgery for a skill fracture. Brian was taken to hospital after being injured in a game here Satur- day afternoon. GENERALS 3 -- CANADIENS 2 GENERALS -- Goal: Young; Defence: Orr, Beveritey, Roberts, Cadieux, Wilkins; Forwards: O'Shea, Heind!, Hayes, Little, Babcock, White, Black, Cashman, Dussiaume, Sandford, CANADIENS -- Goal: Ouimet; De- fence: Savard, Descoteaux, Bannatyne, Vadnais, Pate; Forwards: Pleau, Gagnon, Bordeleav, Pumpie, LaPaime, Liesemer, Cote, Ferguson, Stewart, Gre- nier, Burns, Lemaire. n FIRST PERIOD 1, Canadiens: Bordeleau (Pieav, Savard) 13:04 2. Generals: Orr (Little) ...... 19:18 Penalties--Roberts (interference) 1:40, Hayes (cross checking) 4:48, Cote (slash- ing) 10:02, Vadnais (elbowing) 11:02, Vadnais (tripping) 17:19. SECOND PERIOD 3. Canadiens: Bordeleau (Ferguson, Liesemer) 4, Generals: O'Shea (Cashman, Beverley) 14:24 Penalties -- Lemaire (high sticking) 13:28, Sandford (cross checking). 17:29, LaPaime (interference) 19:35. nH THIRD PERIOD 5, Generals: O'Shea (Orr) 3:1 enaities -- O'Shea (holding) 10:30, White (tripping) 14:57, Dussiaume (hook ing) 17:44. 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Goaltender, Dart Tourney Mixed Events | | j 'Had 32 Teams :' One of the largest, if not the} ¥ 8. ue 10. 11. largest mixed dart tournaments ever held around these parts, jwas held on Saturday, at the {Oshawa Canadian Legion Hall, |co-sponsored by Oshawa Branch 43 and Molson's, who joined in |supplying a fine array of tro- |phies, as well as cash prizes. | This was a "mixed touvna-|15. k 16. Paul Cadieux ment'? and attracted an entry- list of 32 teams, with most of the team members also com- |peting in mixed doubles com- |petition as well. The Oshawa foursome of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Newsome and Mr. and Mrs. Reg Welsh cap- jtured the top trophy and prizes, |with a fine display of accuracy jand skill. | Runneds-up in the team event were Mr. and Mrs. Todd Fraser, "Dell" Brown and Charlie Moore, also of Oshawa, while |third-place honors were claim- jed by Mr. and Mrs. Dave Con- jboy and Mr. and Mrs. Dave /Young. 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