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? ff. Sete RO week we Zz EROBJa. OH S2z om wa 12. er i] vo of wi le; be an po the Th } THE OSHAWA TIMES, Seturdey, April 16, 1966 SPORTS MENU By Geo. H. Campbell SPORTS EDITOR OSHAWA GENERALS snapped off the first game of their OHA - NOHA Memorial Cup series, here at the Civic Auditorium last night but not before they got a good and valuable scare. North Bay Trappers not only scored the " first goal, they held a 2-1 lead at the end of the first period and if you don't think that didn't surprise our Generals -- you're crazy. They Had been told for weeks that the "Northern champs" would be a pushover -- and maybe that could still prove true -- but only if the Generals play -hockey. If they thought they were just going to go through three or four workouts -- they had that idea wiped out real early last night and we think it was all for the best. Sure, the Generals proved they've got what it takes to dis- pose of the NOHA champions, but the Trappers also proved a point too -- the Generals had better not get too careless. We think this was great, mostly because we think this Shawinigan Falls Junior team, which right now is polishing off Halifax Canadiens pithout the least bit of trouble, could prove real troublesome. The word out of Quebec is that Shawinigan Falls beat Montreal Canadiens in an exhibition game, and did it handily, If they're truly that good -- they could be real tough in a playoff series, especially on their own ice. ' WE HOPE THEY ARE! Sure, we know, we're not past North Bay yet and they could get to be a problem, but we think Generals, if they stick to their knitting, can take care of The Trappers. But Oshawa better not fool around, either! Then after that, comes Shawinigan Falls and the word is that they are a surprise, they're tough, strong and real good. We hope they are! Following their OHA campaign, Oshawa Generals need to be extended and if they are to win the Memorial Cup, they need to be going all-out. A stern series against Shawinigan Falls could be just the best thing that ever happened to Oshawa Generals. And if Shawinigan Falls proves too good -- then that's the way the puck bounces! SECOND GAME of the OHA - NOHA finals goes here tonight at the Civic Auditorium and following last night's attendance, we can go along with Manager Bill Kurelo and assure the customers of plenty of room, They didn't quite sell out all the tickets last night -- but they did sell a lot of standing room, mostly because a lot of hockey fans would rather stand in their own preferred end of the rink than be allotted a seat. Coach "'Bep'"' Guidolin is getting a big charge out of this series, since "Northern Ontario" is his own stamping ground and he'd love to win this series in four- straight games. He fully realizes that his Generals will have a tough chore winning two-straight in North Bay but the Oshawa boys had better also realize that they have to win at least one game in North Bay -- or their situation be- comes serious. SPORTS SHORTS -- The requiem for Toronto Maple Leafs is being held this weekend and all Hogtown Haters are invited . THE FISHING SEASON is aimost upon us and the avid anglers will be pleased to know that Mol- son's are again running their 'Big Fish" contest, which in- cludes large mouth bass, small mouth bass, pickerel, north- ern pike, maskinonge, lake trout, speckled and rainbow. . HARNESS RACING fans are enthused about tonight's card at Greenwood, when Baron Adios and Drednaught are booked to go in the $4,520 Swansea Stakes. This could prove a real big, for Greenwood! back -- as he went for Heindl's tricky "fake". --Oshawa Times Photo puck over to Bobby Black (not shown) who tapped it into the net. Goalie Andree Leland is sprawled on his 3 be seen lower left, just going over the goal-line as Bill Heindl took Bobby Orr's set- up pass and slipped the THIS ONE concluded the scoring in the second period, as Oshawa Generals made the score 7-3. The puck can Oshawa Generals Clip 'Trappers In First One By GEO. H. CAMPBELL |afford to be casual with any ;North Bay visitors and the|games, on Monday, Wednesday Sports Editor |team -- at any time -- in the/ratio could easily have been/and Thursday nights. of next Oshawa Generals absorbed |Playoffs. double that -- the Trappers had | week. the shock treatment for the| The message certainly got had the biscuit. Even a change! Don't bet the Trappers" will! | first full twenty-minute period|through to one determined and jin goalies couldn't stem the|not win at least one of their, Let's bring tennis back to|teams will see action in the Ka-| lof their OHA - NOHA cham- ambitious member of the Osh-'tide! home games -- we think they|Oshawa in 1966. wartha and Intercounty leagues, the awa Generals -- Bobby Orr. Oshawa's domination of the|just might. \pionship series, here at 5 : 3 A That is the theme adopted by | m- ICivie Auditorigin last night and| In the official statistics, he|third period, when they out- | Meanwhile, second game of|the new exceutive of the Ost |e ahbbeniueacialer-*<:. OSHAWA lthen finally got untracked, to didn't figure in either the tying|scored North Bay four-to-one,|the series is here tonight at the|awa Tennis Club. . of Minieture trap the "Trappers" from goal nor the next one, but he told a mute story -- the OHA} Auditorium, at 7:15 o'clock. "we think we can provide a In addition, the Oshawa Ten-| |North Bay 11-4, in the first of Was "there! ---- starting. the;ehamplons, are just that much NORTH BAY TRAPPERS F very active and exciting sum-jnis Club will play host to two| a GOLF ltheir 4-out-of-7. Memorial Cup Play out of the Oshawa end, better -- but they still have to fenetana ool re flied bes ca ot tennis for any eutdent| ; y | playoff round. His play, on a nice set-up by|work at it, to prove the point.| wilson; forwards: Burman, Lewis,| 7° Qo ete distil» gave major tournaments, the Central | Driving |' What happened to the Gen-|Paul Cadieux, midway through Those "Trappers" never ceased Leahy; alts.: Finnigan, MacConnell, es : ; ¥§/Ontario Men's Doubles and the} | Ja the second stanza, put Wayne |to be alert and ready and they | jer, Reynolds, Prior and Tonibari | irs iod cou jerals in the first period c OSHAWA BENERKUS crate Young: | i: Cashman on "payoff street' for|cashed in any time the Gen- ths , possibly have been the best -- 7 . | defence: 0 a Roberts; fi C) , that tenn 1 : * thing ever --- they were jarred the goal that made it 4-2. When |erals relaxed or got careless: --O'she»,_cashman- and. tite ater ney. eves that tennis should grow niles of clinics to begin on Wed-_| out of their lethargy and com-|it was all over, Bobby Orr had; The "Generals" had better erley, Cadieux, Wilkins, Heind!, Hayes, fi wd iinet in th Inesday April 20, at 7.00 | lplacency, they suddenly found|three goals, including the last remember this is a 4-out-of-7|29bcock, White, Black, Dussiaume and mr ghee ng sports in the /Nesday, , 00 p.m. | themselves in a hockey series|tWo, and a total of four assists, |series and they can not afford {Wor '1 It pig ait competi- and to continue ever Wednesday. | that like all or any hockey North Bay came right back in|to get careless -- North Bay!) go Gioia pit one pol oi e the fonehoee first four will be indoor éeries might go the unexpected less than a minute for one but "Trappers" didn't get to be} ° (Prior, McConnell) ,....s+se06 2 ty ep ott sg , % ident sid|Clinics and the remainder will) that one was it -- and if not ~|NOHA champions on a fluke --| ? Oshawa: White SXOCUNVE. AER. VICE preniueny Piette | away. = a then Orr himself got the two- they've got it, maybe not quite (Cashman, -OFr) 4:% Dodsworth, secretary Jeanette likely be moved outdoors for| The Generals, fresh from| 8 ; ara Si-toeth: Rays Ree WOM Zambonnelli, treasurer Ednalinstruction on the courts, | as good as OHA, but they've (Major, Buba) their OHA triumph over Kitch- goal margin back two minutes ; , got it -- and you'd better not ener Rangers. and perhaps igs em ge asi iby on gi Dt in Honk Wilson (tripping) 6:08; Roberts (charg ; vn the march again. Goals by Dan-/let them get out in front -- or|ing) 10:07; Wilkins (inter.) 11:28; Sand guilty of reading their own B , 3 g ford (hooking) 12:00; Fuller o hy O'Shea and Bob Black boost-|they just might make it stick. Second game of this 4-out-of-7 series is here at the Civie Audi-| press reports and listening t their own radio praise, got their ed the lead before the second when | Period ended and the issue was and Wilkins (inter. and misc.) 20:00. \card here at which women have fights for years and we've even ear racing in Vancouver. Ban From Fight Card » Has Ladies Steaming - By DOUG MARTIN from boxing fans in Vancouver.| match is no place for a woman. -- - VANCOUVER (CP)--Women| "I think it's horrible," says|.... 4 have called it "horrible" and|Mrs. Ronald Crump of Vancou-| "And I'm coming out of this "ridiculous;" and one irate| Ver, ® family friend of the Cot-' thing as the culprit. T made the" matron threatens to use force 'ons. jannouncement for him (Olson)-< if necessary to attend a fight) "We've followed Eddie's | and now all the women are mad» * been banned. travelled down into the states to| Brown said Olson checked the » But Windsor L. Olson of/Se¢ him fight. Now he finally|n0-women verdict with the Van-° Seattle, the president of the|comes to Vancouver and I can't/couver Athletic Commission and» promoting group, Thunderhill|80 and see him. there is no rule forbidding it. : Corp., says the for-men-only| "And what's going to happen wrrsin RIGHTS be edict will stand when profes- |! the wives of the fighters who | Lawyer William H. Deverell of sional boxing returns to Van- travel up here with their hus-| vancouver, a spokesman for the" couver after a three-year ab-|bands Are they going to have| pritish Columbia Civil Liberties 'to sit in their hotel rooms" es sence, Mrs. deed Pullen of | Association, said he promoters: Thunderhill, in its first ven-| 07 ie ol Pred Fuller te. Association, said the promoters. ture into pro boxing, has|¥t motner red Fuller JT. are within their rights to bar A Canadian amateur light weight % matched ranking light heavy-) havarine.. gaia Cae never |" women. i weight Eddie Cotton against un-|Feard of "smsthing like it.' |_-Apparently, they somehow ranked heavyweight Emil Umek | aed ie . neglected sex when they passed | "It's terrible. Women are ' * here Wednesday. The Seattle) \legislation against discrimina- good fans, and a lot of them 40! tion," said Deverell. syndicate previously promoted behind - the - scenes work you "There are laws against bar- Olson says women will be" a_i 'ting people because of race oF: barred at the door on fight night HAVE SUPPORT religion but I guess they didn't; because too many other sportsd, The women received support jcount on someone discriminate» have been "corrupted by the|from Cotton's manager George | ing against women as @ group." female influence." Chemeres of Seattle and from| Chemeres had his lawyer: "Boxing is the last retreat of/matchmaker Dave Brown of |Clay Nixon protest the ban in. the male animal," he says. | Vancouver. a letter to the Vancouver com-: "lye got other fight cards| 'My telephone hasn't stopped| mission. Nixon claimed any ac- planned after this one and the/ringing sunce the announce-|tion which would limit attend- same rule goes for all of them.'"' ment," Brown says. ance will be injurious to my WOMEN REACT "I went along with it at first clients. : The decision to bar the because I thought it was a gim-, Brown said the complaints women ---advertisements read mick. But this guy Olson is se-/from fans are not limited to "men only for a' man's sport"--|rious about it, he won't call it) Vancouver. They are "going Buba, -Cotie, Major, Fuller, Piche, Ring-club president Ray Petre. Ws Penalties -- Roberts (charging) 3:39;|Alderton, tennis director Ralph} (tripping) (ne McNaught, grounds chairman} 13:34; McConnell (inter. and misc.) 20:00 John Hentig and publicity chair- brought a near-violent reaction|off. He really believes a boxing |twirly in Seattle, too." NOW OPEN Better Let's Bring Tennis Back | Club Executive Urges (eee oo NORT Range @ 40 Tees @ 30 Gruss Tees @ Snack Ber @ New Balls end Clubs Supplied + sis Pius A Complete Line o . equipment wna Supplies. Phone 725-3092 Simcoe St. N. Turn Left ot Oshawe Steakhouse. ; Intermediate Men's Singles, heer : The executive strongly be-! me club has scheduled a ser- | |McKendry, social director Dian- | GOLF LESSONS man Ron Guiltinan, S jawakener real early, : ; 5 Second Petiod :| i i ; ' # LACROSSE SEASON HERE Marti Reynolds, top scorer of ever in doubt, after that. torium, tonight at 7:15 o'clock! 4, Oshawa: Beverley Pig -- i again be enter Quelitied C.P.G.A. Instructors the North Bay Trappers, com-| The final frame saw Oshawa and then the action moves back) , (Babcock, nite) 9:54] O08 IN SOV ETAL SPR Bues. . 1 hing Staff. pleted a three-way play with|dominate the action, getting |into the tight little North Bay| " (Babcock, Dussiaume) , ving ne men's doubles teams will | Professional Teaching Stoff, s % dy. Pri d Alex McCon-|four more goals to one by the!Arena, for the 3rd, 4th and 5th) 6. Oshawa: Cashman compete in the Toronto 'C'| Randy Prior ve Alex Mc | : | . Kor, Cadieux) +. @:S0/league, with play beginning %* Wilson Potterson * Alf Hvestis * John Delmore roo. n nor qua poe te hai Ae deny | . (Reynaide, Sattares) asadacwe fg PO the middle of next Arrangements made for: Group Lessons, Offices, Ciub, ete, | ij pet : pre | . Oshawa: Orr |month. Five minutes later, Billy | FORT ERIE RACE RESULTS ' (Babcock, While) ..ssesseeeses 11:25! 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Oshawa: Little t Brooklin Sr. Lacrosse Club,|two ex-Juniors from Peter-|posure, in fact, they relaxed, |" also Ran in' Order: Madelyn's Pride,| Also Ran in Order: Royal Embassy,| (O'Shea, Wilkins) 1:07| 8 sonoble prices? Well, yeu - Eastern Canadian Champions/horough and four of the same | content that the flash-in-the-pan| Marry Arctic, Royal Gigi, Belle Figlia,| shiemate, Play The Game and Countess) 12, Oshawa: Babcock j still can at the Lot' us teke strokes. off Gour gues tor, mere, Gelling Sinema. 7 4 , Lady Speed, na | Ussiau in 1964 and 1965, held their first a |was all over, loch and Near The Sea THE EXACTOR, 2 AND 1, PAID $17,90./13, North Bays. Reynolds 777°" ees HOTEL LANCASTER ' warkbut at the. okeson, Welliea: class players from Toronto,! pyt North Bay had other Pool $15,482, Daily Double Poo! $31,758. | Poo! $22,179. Exactor Pool $20,495. AR: BURMOM) 5 isn scepinees 15:14] 27 KING $T eed Thunderbird Golf Club son, b y : e ; 14. 0 0 ee ¥ day night at the Brooklin arena. jalong with two top-notch ie a ge Wilson ei een SECOND RACE -- Purse $2,100. Claim-| SIXTH RACE -- Purse $2,600, Allow-| (Sandford, Mis acs 15:30) 3 OSHAWA } prs . yi | s in a stray SS, ing, three-year-olds. 5% Furlongs (7) ances, three-year-old fillies. 5% Furlongs/15. Oshawa: Orr 16:24] > As usual, there was not too/@'S from Streetsville Inter-|alert bs eb 6-Major Roberts, B'by 21.40 6.00 3,80) (7) Ponalt: ih | - big a gurnout for the first prac-|mediate team of last year. |from in front of the net, on a) (iy io" jive, Gomez 290 2.4015 Line Charger) Walsh $.00 3.00 2.60[12:547 "R." Wilson' taeshingy irae teal " ASHBURN, ONT. PHONE 655-4952 i i b ' : play set up by Roger Major 7-Twinkle Jay, Dittfach 3.80| 1A-British Maid, Kornblum 3.70 4.10) Cadieux (tripping) 19:35. : z tice. > _ le a tsi The Brooklin team also ex-\anq Mike Buba midway. Also Ran in Order: Here's Lady Sue, 1A-Warm Reception, Fitr'ns 3.70 4.10) -- bi Sa dase was "Pa aker, colorfu ots e ; - : * | Sweetly Packed, Mighty Gar and End-of, Also Ran in Order: Take Liberty, Si -- = -- -- va . pects to announce the signing Of/through the period and from | street. anne "'| stage, Roman Schell_and. Royal, Regret. ------------ goalie, who is reported to have'a new coach for signed with Peterborough. His absence has not daunted/fellow with lots of fire and de the coming -et 9 | ° a | e end of the first 20-| DAILY DOUBLE, 6 AND 6, PAID $97.00. season. They are looking for a there to th STEPHENSON'S GARAGE iu A--Windfields Farm Entry. | | | Pool $39,793. | iminute session, the frustrated |Generals suddenly got the mes- Pool $25,305. THIRD RACE -- Purse $2,200. Maiden SEVENTH RACE--Purse $2,400, Allow. - REESOR Fuel and Lumber Gonosha oklin c: they|sire, to give the fans i is ; ' | two-year-old fillies, foaled in Canada, 4'2\ ances, three- and four-year-olds, 6 Fur-|| hed "i sl rea wa rn jarea the ote d of iacrpiae Bi sage -- this one might be Al Furiongs (9). longs (7) ' | ae vere. CBee eae ; Se they| wake walk -- but they at least|5Miss Snow Gse, D'fach 9.50 490 3.70|1A-Northern Minx, Fitz'ns 8.90 3.40 3.00 //B Oshawa's Finest Hotel ment in Gary Drysdale, whojdeserve. Brooklin plans to go had to do the walking. The|2Rvling Crown, Barroby 5.40 4.40'3 -Land Office, Turcotte 540 410\f) @ vibiosed jist SPER e Everything in Builder's ; Nee | A ' toiled with Brampton Juniors|all the way this year. "Trappers" weren't going to : Ae hen fe Ores Kable Guest Aine Wan lh Ondert No Reasoning, tg | 4 General "pesbg sadibbii tin For--Porties-Soles | pplies. Fuels. Specializing | over the past few seasons. Pres-| Manager Art Bradley Idi ry : so a Voguish, Delightful Gem, Monessa, It's| North, Linebacker and Encore Une ih Banquets -- Conventions in summer cottage needs. | ; 8 y would|roll over and play dead! Ann Again and Twin Kiss A--C Smythe Entr i! 75 CHURCH STREET Ident Art Morton of the Brook-/like to.extend a welcome to any| That's about how this series Poot $94.757 a Pool $43,412. 4 | Air-Conditioned Coffee PHONE 985-7951 Yin club informed us last night! players in the area who feel they, will eo -- and it's a good thing eniken wick Le Sa enn eager cee i} Ph. 725-0522 Shop " ' st ° eashes & 5 Os sy * - urse $2,200. ai T -- Purse $2,300. Claim: {ig} =| that two and possibly three/are of Senior calibre, to be at/Qur 'Generals', brand new inion, three-year-old fillies. 5¥9 Furiongs|ing, four-year-olds and up. 6 Furlengs ih '3 OPEN 24 HOURS A DAY PORT PERRY more top-notch goalies are ex-'the Brooklin Arena on Monday Memorial Cup playoffs learned] (12) JA-Shuswap Sal, Fitz'ns- 13.00 10.60 §.10 8c PETE SS . ected out t actice on- Moi vorkout : eet es 10-Rullahs Image, Walsh 3.80 2.70 2.70\1A-Park His, Werry 13.00 10.40 5.10 a coe a eeeceneeanenee ete , et d +g tar ih My M Hf jnight, for the workout. last night in the first period,) g iss pynamic, Ferro 3.80 3.70.8 -Bimini Bill, Harris 2.90| Guaranteed Oied an of ain So keld le MEX! WOrk- | that while they may or may not) 7-Sultans Ranee, Fitzins 2.40) Also Ran In Order: So Good, Ermine | Oshawa Whith SPORTS Hi hii hi out wi e held. ; iso Ran in Order: Ten Pence, Breezy Sox, Take Notice, Fabison, Sarosu and || bad be the better team, MObOdY greeze, Altona Miss, Song of Heather, | Ki-D-Ka ROY Ww. | Y ig ig 8 la ord Others out with the local that reaches the Memorial Cup|stan's| Kay, Grecian Slippers, Dream|A--t J Hempel and Falcon Stable entry. || | squad were Grant Heffernan, playoffs is exactly 'a push- reseer Dawn B Good and Lady Pioneer. | Pool $46,751. Total Poo! $320,781. i NICHOLS TONIGHT Elmer Tran, Bob Hanna, Don WEEKE over" tle ahd ical || | HOCKEY--Memorial Cup Pleyeffe--NOHA Champions, North Bay Trop- Brothers Lid . a Wie ' ; 1 pers vs jampions, Is, hy ivi Bruce, Mike Gray, Mike Hen- ND PLAY "Give 'em an inch and they'll Courtice and Bowmenville | 7:15 pam 2nd pot of Acoutctey weries, at Ogee CINE Naneera bd ning, Don and Doug Vipond, all} of last year's team. Also work- ing out, were Paul Tran mak- By THE CANADIAN PRESS SATURDAY CHEVROLET, CORVAIR, OLDSMOBILE SALES AND SERVICE PHONE 728-6206 take a mile" is the long-stand- ing playoff slogan and Generals are fortunate that they learned | CURLING--"Plumber's Night", annual closing ef The Oshowa Curli | Club's 1965-66 season, at 7:00 p.m, " SUNDAY, APRIL 17. Monuments ... of Distinction Canadian Junior Seas ing a comeback after an ab-| Wast--North Bay Trappers at,it carly last night. If North Bay sence of three years and Tomigshawa Generals (Oshawa had scored the first goal of the Cullen, a big 240-pound defence-|jeads best-of-seven series 1-0) second period and made it 3-1 man, who likes the heavy g0- West -- Fort William Cana-|in their favor, it could have} ing. diens at Estevan Bruins (best-/ Proven a disastrous evening. SEVERAL MISSING of-seven series tied 3-3) "Generals" were lucky--they | : tied it up early in the second Also absent from the first : SUNDAY stanza and then went on from session were the Lotton broth East -- Halifax Canadiens at there to dominate the action-- ers, Ken and perennial scoring,Shawinigan Bruins (Shawinigan but we think they got the mes- champion Glenn. Ken "Red" leads best-of-seven series 3-0) (sage -- it could have gone the Crawford was also absent but) West--None. other way and you just can't word has it that 'the big;---- ~ Sun aeSOATa ltt eniccbaecibessnmimtinte | redhead"? may hang up his stick for the coming season. Also ATTENTION FARMERS! missing will be the fierce com- petitor Don Craggs, who is a Why Pay More forced to sit out this season, as a result of a suspension, handed out during the Mann Cup finals last year President Morton informed us that he hopes to have Terry Davis out for practice on Mon- day night. Terry is no stranger | to the local fans, having played | with Brooklin five years ago, before going west to join Nana- mio where he won the scoring championship with a fourth- place team. . He played with' John Ferguson and Jack Bionda, who are rated as two of the best in the 'West' | Also expected out for Mon-| SAVE carmen Seay GASOLINE - DIESEL & MOTCR OILS Farm Tanks Available. Out of Oshawa, Whitby and District D X OIL GALL COLLECT 668-3341 There Are Special. Benefits For All BUSINESS EXECUTIVES AND SALESMEN Remember When .. .? Fer persone! use or for @ ADIAN Models By THE CANADIAN PRESS Compeny wie there ere pe a G. C. 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