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6 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Saturday, January 28, 1967 SPORTS BEAT: By Eric Wesslby Times: Sports Editor The way things are going in Guy Allen, however, be- Oshawa Generals might run out of players before they run out of games, During the past two weeks, Generals have lost four players, three in as many games. It's getting so bad that coach Ted O'Connor just turns his head and hopes whenever a player makes contact with a goalpost or the boards. Already beset with more troubles than any coach has a right to be, O'Connor, and the Generals, got more bad news yesterday when Chris Hayes checked in with the doctor. X-RAYS DISCLOSED TORN ligaments in the right leg, plus possible cartilage trouble. He will undergo an operation Monday and he's through for the season. He joins goalkeep- er Ian Young in_ hospital. Others .sidelined are defence- man Barry Wilkins and for- ward Danny Sandford. Gen- erals wounded list is starting to resemble the war bulletins. There's hospital cases and walking wounded. IF O'CONNOR wants to moan, he'll have company at Civic Auditorium tonight in the person of Walter "Turk" Broda. coach of London Na- tionals. Nats come here to- . night with a few players ham- pered with injuries. Star cen- tre Gary Ungera and winger Brian Murphy both have shoulder 'separations and de- fenceman Gary Sherwood is through for the season with a torn cartilage. Nats picked up & replacement for Sherwood cause Sherwood was injured in an Ontario Hockey Associ- ation Emergency Fund game. SPEAKING OF OHA Emer- gency Fund games (wasn't that a sneaky way to get into the subject) coach Eddie Bush of Hamilton Red Wings is ex- pecting a good hockey game here Monday when he brings the OHA Junior "A" League All-Stars to Civic Auditorium for a tussle with Generals. The addition of Derek San- derson and Bill Little to the Generals roster gives O'Con- nor added firepower, some- thing the club needs. O'CONNOR said yesterday he plans to use emergency replacement Rock Farr for half the game Monday and Niagara Falls' Bruce Durno the other half. O'Connor was pleased with Farr's perfor- mance Thursday and if he can stay hot the rest of his stay the Generals will be around when that playoff shooting starts. STILL no definite word on Ian Young's condition. He had the bandages removed from over his eyes yesterday and the doctor was to check again today. Even so, he'll be out another week, at least. Wilkins hopes to start skating this weekend and will squeeze a stint in between the All- Star Game dinner and the game itself. Jack Adams, head of the Central Profes- sional Hockey League, is guest speaker for the dinner Monday. WEEKEND SPORTSCOPE TODAY HOCKEY Robson Leather, at 9:00 p.m.; all three games at Port Perry OHA Junior 'A' Leagu e--|Arena. London Nationals vs Oshawa Generals, at Civic Auditorium, | 7:15 p.m. OHA Intermediate League-- Little Britain at Sunderland, 8:15 p.m. | SUNDAY HOCKEY OHA Junior 'A' League -- Oshawa Generals vs Kitchener! Rangers, at Kitchener Audi-| torium, 2:00 p.m ICE SKATING Family Skating -- at Civic Auditorium, 1:15 p.m. to 3:15 p.m. MONDAY BASKETBALL COSSA Oshawa 'A' League -- Central at McLaughlin, Ban- tams, at 4:00 p.m. OCKEY Oshawa Minor Assoc. Juve- nile League -- Oshawa Dairy OHA Junior 'B' Metro League|¥5 Auto Workers Credit Union, -- Dixie Beehives vs. Whitby Lasco Steelers, at Whitby Arena, 7:30 p.m. 12 jat 5:00 p.m. and Hayden Mac- jdonald vs Tony's Refreshments, t 6:00 p.m.; both games at CYO Pee Wee and Bantam Civic Auditorium. Leagues -- St. Gregory's vs St. Hedwig's-St. Philip's (PW) at 5:30 p.m. and (B) at 7:40 p.m.; Holy Cross vs St. Gertrude's (PW) at 6:10 p.m. and (B) at 8:20 p.m. and St. Joseph's vs St. Mary's (PW) at 6:50 p.m. and (B) at 9:00 p.m.; all games| at Oshawa Children's Arena. | Oshawa Industrial League -- Gus Brown Motors vs Mercury Furniture at 11:30 a.m. and Whitby Lascos vs Gale's Lum- ber, at 12.45 p.m.; both games at Bowmanville Arena. UAW League -- Versafood vs} Starr Furniture, at 10:00 a.m.| and Cable TV vs A and W Drive-| In, at 11:35 a.m.; both games at Civic Auditorium. Duplate League -- Duraclean vs Art's Vending, at 4:00 p.m. and Canada Outdoor Supply vs|Oshawa Generals, at Civic Audi-|and Dennis Tompkins. Duplate Sports-Social, at 5:00 p.m.; both games at Civic Audi- torium. Oshawa Senior League--Dods- worth Printing vs Hawks, at 7:00 p.m. and Quality Fuels vs Bad Boys, at 8:30 p.m.; HA Major-Bantam League -- Police Assoc. vs Westmount Kiwanis, at 6:00 p.m.; Canadian Corps vs Hambly's Beverages, at 7:00 p.m. and B'nai B'rith vs Scugog Cleaners, at 8:00 p.m.; all three games at Brooklin Arena. OMHA Bantam League--Hou- daille Industries vs Banks Flooring, at 5:00 p.m.; Local 1817 vs Local 1500, at 5:55 p.m.; Bathe and McLellan vs Keith Peters Realty, at 7:00 p.m.; Local 2784 vs Rangers, at 7:55 p.m.; Duplate vs Canadian Tire, at 9:00 p.m.; all games at Osh- awa Children's Arena. GM "Chevelle" League -- at Civic Auditorium, 11:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. OHA Junior 'A' All-Star Game -- Junior 'A' All-Stars vs torium, 8:00 p.m. Petes Edge games at Civic hudtioriim, Marlboros GM North Plant League-- Tony's Refreshments vs Mc- Keen's Furniture at 1:00 p.m. and Hotel Benson vs Oshawa By THE CANADIAN PRESS Kitchener Rangers got a big boost from Peterborough Petes BP, at 2:35 p.m.; both games| Friday night in their bid for the at Port Perry Arena. Town and Country League -- Mister TV Towers vs Cadillac Billiards, at 6:00 p.m.; Port Ontario Hockey Association Junior A series lead. While the Rangers defeated 181 Niagara Falls Flyers 6-5, the Perry Flyers vs Al-'s B-A, at|lowly Petes squeezed past Tor- 7:30 p.m. and Quality Fuels vs onto Marlboros 6-5. The Rangers and the Marl- boros now are tied for first with 42 points. Wayne Gowing scored twice for the Rangers while Jack Comedy Kings | Here Sunday ec, its hota, om Oshawa Catholic High School | others. senior boys' basketball team | Clem Tremblay, Ross Webley, will play the touring Harlem|Mike Sherman, Tom Webster Comedy Kings, Sunday evening. and Don Marcotte replied for Comedy Kings, while not as | famous as their counterpart, the} Harlem Globetrotters, are a talented brand of fun-makers. | As a prelude to the major | attraction, Oshawa Canadian Sports will play an exhibition) game against Toronto East End | Grads, starting at 7 p.m. Niagara Falls. Mickey Redmond scored with 34 seconds remaining to give the Petes their win. The goal was Redmond's third of the night and his 36th of the season. Paul Gamsby scored twice for Peterborough and Joe John- ston got the other. COACH TALKS -- Coach Bob Dionne, centre, of Osh- awa _ Crushmen stresses point to defenceman Don ton prior to last night's Eastern Ontario Junior "B" Hockey League game at Ci- Bowen, left, and John Clay- vie Auditorium, Crushmen defeated Quinte Mc- Farlands 4-2 and both de- fencemen earned an assist. --Oshawa Times Photo. Port Perry Youngsters Second In Senior Pairs | | By DAVID MILLER Two dance teams will be TORONTO (CP)--Joni Gra-|Picked at the close of competi- ham and Don Phillips know it's|tion Sunday to represent Can- a long way to Vienna froai Van-|ada at the world figure skating couver, but they'd like to find championships Feb. 28-March 5 out the exact distance. at Vienna. "J wonder what Vienna is} But Joni and Don have to like" Joni asked herself Fri-|compete in the freestyle dance day night after she and Donjfinal Sunday before they start won the initial round of the|packing their bags for the world senior dance competition at the|finals. The initial round of four Canadian figure skating cham-|compulsory dances is worth 60 pionships. per cent of a dance team's final Duplate Stretches Lead In Oshawa Bantam Hockey Duplate widened its Oshawa|etter Carriers z 3 : 1 z Bantam Hockey League lead to|Uniroya! Centre 1 7:2 448 : ; igus .)|Ideal Dairy Prod. Ltd. 72504 two points this week with a 3-0) Ghedian Seiten Pees victory over Local 1500. Local 2784 moved one point| maseed ty hei ahead of Local 1500 into second) ols Pw b Pr place with a 7-2 win OVEF Kiwanis club Aare eas Hawks in other action, while|Kinsmen_Ciub $2 13 z 0 Bathe and McLellan tied eee Club Flooring 3-3 and Houdaille In- JUVENILE LEAGUE dustries battled to a 1-1 tie with] ate et 20m FP) Loca 11817. |Oshawa Dairy : 42 Pete McMahan scored three| Heyer mecionsa Unions goals for Duplate, while single|Tony's Refreshments 12 markers went to Terry Lloyd BANTAM LEAGUE v onoas = T Pts Duplate ou Local 2784 Local 1500 | Steve Hercia scored twice for Local 2784 and other goals went| soit. ang McLellan to George Gowanlock, Walter|Banks Flooring Tarasewicz, Michael Ouellette, | HM". .,, Carman Smith and Craig Baum-|Keith Peters Realty gartner. Fred Sadoway scored Ratton Lumber both goals for Hawks. Houdaille Industires Walter Ceislar, David Wilson |Cenadian Tire MAJOR BANTAM LE (as of Jan, 22) 12 vu 9 9 Has 004- uw OUMAAN > manana nanmnaney C HRN OOOO wSUeN |and Gard Hood: were the marks-| G men for Bathe and McLelan,}| with Ralph Mills, George Gould: |$cv909 Cleaners ing and Marty Blake replying |smacgnige™® {for Banks Flooring. Hambly's Beverages 6 Westmount Kiwa Glen Hancock counted Baler hoc" 4 NNNINAN PRNOUNE | | + pts/With a brilliant freestyle solo. 3 | | | 4 (points in total ordinals. mark and the freestyle 40 per) cent. | HAVE FOUR FIRSTS Joni and Don, 22, had four firsts in total ordinals and 142.0 points. Judy Henderson, 20, and John Baily, 22, both of Toronto, were right behind them with three firsts and 141.4 points. The first round of the seniors, made up of seven compulsory moves, was marred. when judges ruled Alexis and Dr. Chris Shields of Toronto did not complete one element. The Shields, who finished third with 64.6 points, were penalized because they did not perform the circular steps. Anna Forder, 15, and Ricky Stephens, 18, both of Port Perry, Ont., were second. The only national title decided Friday night was in junior men's competition. Bob Emerson, 18, of Toronto came from behind to win it He was in second place going into the final round, but the leader, David Coffin, 17, of Vancouver fell twice during his solo. In the morning round, Valerie Jones, 18, of Toronto scored seven firsts in the compulsory figures to take the lead in the senior women's competition, The freestyle . final will be skated Sunday. Miss Jones, who finished sec- ond in women's national com- petition last year to Petra Burka of Toronto, was awarded 1041.1 points after the gruelling, six-figure competition. Karen Magnussen, 14, of Van- couver finished second with T Pts'\976.2 points. Roberta Laurent, d 10 |17, of Toronto had 982.4 points, 1 7 |but was placed third because 2 0 0 Miss Magnussen had _ fewer Heard Delivers Right Message For Crushmen We don't know what managerjed by Quinte goalie Bob For- Bob Heard said to Oshawa Crushmen between the first and second period of last night's Eastern Ontario Junior '"B" Hockey League game at Civic Auditorium, but the players cer- tainly got the message. Trailing Quinte McFarlands 1-0 after a lack-lustre first per- iod, Crushmen broke loose for three second period goals as they went on to record a 4-2 victory and take a_ two-point lead over second place Peter- borough Don Byes. Garry Bradley worked. his way to a pair of goals in that second period and Phil Solo- mon, the club's top goal scor- er, added another. Roger Knowles sank the clincher in the third period on a neat com- bination with Ron Webb. Quinte goals went to Ernie Sharpe and Doug Potts. Although he failed to score, Jerry Walmsley of the Crush- % men earned elevation to the junior "A" Generals 'or to- night's game: with London Na- tionals. Walmsley worked hard all evening and was hauled |, down twice just as he broke 4 around the defence with the puck. Goalkeeper Larry Giguere took over for regular Dave -, Gavel and turned in a steady performance for coach Bob Dionne's contingent. He had to be especially sharp in the first period as McFarlands control- led play and Crushmen were fortunate they only trailed by one at the intermission. McFarlands were late arriv-| ing because of road conditions lbut they made up for their/Skipped by Oscar Parker and tardiness when the game start- ed Crushmen couldn't get any- thing going in the first period as they fell behind on an early goal when Giguere went to the ice too soon during a scramble. Although they enjoyed an oda- man for four minutes at one stage, Crushmen couldn't gen- erate much of an attack, and what they did present was foil- rester. Solomon, unchecked in front of the Quinte net, converted Knowles' pass early in the sec- ond on a play started by Webb, tying the score, and Bradley put Crushmen ahead 'with his first goal during a power play. Potts got that one back for Quinte but Bradley converted Don Bowen's shot from the blueline. Seconds later, Bradley hit the goalpost, a feat he dupli- cated later in the period. The final goal was the nicest. Knowles gave the puck to Webb at centre and then broke for the net, arriving in time to steer in the return pass. FIRST PERIOD 1, Quinte: Sharpe (Potts, White) . 245 Penalties -- Laframbolse (0) 0:11; Todd (Q) (2) 9:44, SECOND PERIOD 2, Oshawa: Solomon (Knowles, Webb) ......eeeseee 2:34 3. Oshawa: Bradley (Laframboise) ....ssseesesseee 6:34 4. Quinte: Potts (White, Sharp) ......sseeeeeee 8:58 5. Oshawa: Bradley (Bowen, Welsh) 10:32 Penalties -- Neill (Q) 6:21; Whiting (O) 11:39; Calver (Q) 14:21. THIRD PERIOD 6. Oshawa: Knowles (Webb, Clayton) Penalties -- None. Oshawa Rinks | Eliminated QUEBEC -- Oshawa rinks Bert White were eliminated from the annual Quebec inter- national bonspiel Friday. Parker's rink was beaten 12-8 by Toronto's Jim Chappells in the semi - final of the Holt- Renfrew event, which Chappell won. < White's quartet suffered a 10- 8 loss to Burlington's Allan Thorpe in the third round of the Paquet event. YE ** EUROPE BOOK NOW AIRLINE AND STEAMSHIP SPACE IS STILL AVAILABLE Enquire about our complete Europe oul of travel contact Meadows Travel Service 25 King St. E. 723-9441 THIS AR WHILE GOOD Orillia Quartet Captures Title TORONTO (CP)--The Ontario Curling Association's Governor- General's Trophy today rests in a place of honor in the Orillia Curling Club. Friday night skips Dave Rey- nolds and Ken Newark edged Kitchener rinks 21-18 in the double rink, single knockout competition to take the title. Reynolds got by Frank Nie- bert 11-9 and Newark edged Pat Sharkey 10-9 to take the com- bined series. | Unionville rinks skipped by \Jack Hildebrand and Len Mc- |Mullen won the Globe and Mail Trophy 27-17 over Jim Merrill and Jack Tubman of the Ottawa Granite Club. Hildebrand trounced Merrill 18-8 and McMullen and Tubman fought to a 9-9 tie. ADDITIONL SPORTS | t _ CLEAR-UP YOUR TW. PICTURE With this EXTRA High Performance TV antenna and be ready for VIVID COLOUR at its best. Have the SSF-10 installed and enjoy Improved SPARK- LING black and white pictures. Replace your old TV antenna, get Better Pictures with a New Super STARFIRE by 'LINDSAY'. . . ON PAGE 17 AVAILABLE IN FIVE MODELS SSF-19 > SSF-16 SSF-13 ki SSF-8 ENGINEERED FOR EXCELLENT COLOUR BLACK & WHITE TELEVISION RECEPTION an Tour Packages. 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Tied with 13 points each are | Mike Barton and Mike O'Neil | lof Local 1500 and Goulding of | Banks. | Following are the league) standings for the Oshawa Minor | |Hockey Association: } MIDGET LEAGUE (as of Jan, 22) | (as of Jan. 22) e } PWLT Pt |Local 222 760113 |Rose Bow! Restaurant 1°32 2 8. Fire Fighers pe Wet Ws ie 2 Have Your Custom Home, built by the name Kassinger, synomous with Live". KASSIRGER Construction Kassinger will build to your own design or you can choose your home from one of the many award winning designs of Kassingers. H. 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The dr spray, hot | feet but then ly as each by the tens molecules in fect round f The droplets hundred and they plunge water. Tests sho formed by te the drop hitt chilled shot hardening a striking colc water does | OSE MOTOR CIT Seniors (550 ° -- Susen McLea Taylor 606 (228) Boys -- Wayi 206); Rick Dews Brown 587 (261) Armand Hachey S71 (221); Nigel -- (215) Juni (300 { -- Clennice Pott Quarrie 374 (218 (190); Loutara man 342 (201); | Sharon Benson gon 326 (170); C 221); Ron Flag Katchaluba 368 360; Bill Brante 338; Jack Smitt (210); Robert Batt 303. Bantams (250 -- Terri Bell 277 (165); Debb ton 266; Karen | shall 252 (167). joys -- Ken t Gallagher 304 (1 and Richard Re DOWNTOWN McLaughlin F + 60,161; V Mister Towers » - 74; Ha 434; Oshawa Scott's Chicken City 17 -. 55,893 High Average High Triple - High Single -- High Triple v fain 800. High Single w Lemon Leagu High Scores - Hams 826, D, | Lemon Leagu Rotish 92. CEDAI High Triples: @leanor Rukar 674; Bryan Car and Adeline Ro 267, A Fred Montpetit Gary Parsons Gladwyn Mack chuk 249. MOTOR C Over 600: Lo 216); VI Brown 698 (201, 2 (267, 238); Pete Fred Pye 213. Team Standi ers and Magpl Horns and A Steamers 12, T Don't forget Everyone weic CATI High Triples: 277, 261); Peter Fred Watts 66 664 (283); Coll John tnfusini ¢ Brady 238; C Jerry Rolfe 234 Points Taken Flintstones 37_ 2; Rebels 2; Ct SUNDAY Team _Standi 660 J. Griffen 743 (296, 247); J.