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"§ THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thursdey, February 23, 1967 SPORTS BEAT By Eric Wesslby Times Sports Editor IT junior SHOULD be quite a hockey contest in Peterborough tonight when Petes take on first place Kitchener Rangers. Kitchener has a two-point lead over Tor- onto Marlboros but has a game in hand, which it makes up in this game. Petes are at the other end of the ladder and hold a three-point margin over Oshawa Generals after the same number of games. You can bef Generals will be pulling for Kitchener in this one. SATURDAY NIGHT prom- ises to be a lively one at Civie Auditorium, with 'Peanuts" O'Flaherty and his. St. Catha- rines Black Hawks here to do battle with Generals. There should be a busload of St. Catharines supporters on hand for this one, which also adds to the enthusiasm. Fans who journey from St. Catharines to Oshawa for the games see a far different General team than has performed in their city this season. Coach Ted O'Connor's boys drew a blank in St. Catharines this season. GENERALS EXPECT to hold a light workout tonight, with centre Bill White hoping to take his first turn on the ice since Sunday. White, the club's top point-getter, was working under a handicap Jast weekend, having picked up a knee injury the previous week. The club doctor kept him out of workouts earlier this week to give the injury a chance to recover. One thing's for sure, with White going at full tilt, Generals still have-a chance to grab eighth place and a playoff spot. TORONTO MAPLE Leafs appear determined to turn their recent losing streak - ai "as | ee around and run their winning ways up to 10. Last night they turned in a solid first period, were bad in the second, then won going away in the third against a disorganized Mont- real Canadiens. Toe Blake's Habs have seldom _ looked worse in Toronto, but even so, given a.couple of breaks in the second period they might haye worked better in the third and pulled out a win. JOHNNY BOWER is hot again for Leafs, and he had Lady Luck riding on his shoul- der last night. But, as a for- mer goalkeeping great used to say, "I'd rather be good and lucky than just good." At least twice in the second per- iod, Canadiens had Bower beaten only to have the puck miss the open net. On one rush, Canadiens fired the puck through the goal crease three times. KING CLANCY appears to have what it takes to get 100 per cent production out of Frank Mahovlich. The Big M was flying as his fans know he j can and he appeared to thrive on the extra work tossed his way, although he couldn't buy a goal. He did, however, make good plays to set up goals by Eddie Shack and Ron Ellis. Dave Keon was another going concern for Leafs. His goal was a fluke but he made a dandy play to set up Brian Conacher's marker which completely deflated Montreal. TORONTO MOVES into De- | troit tonight in what has to be the biggest game of the season so far for Red Wings. Detroit trails Leafs and Canadiens by four points but has played two games more than Montreal and three more than Toronto. Chuvalo Impresses:: 31-14 and Students 52-38. With Easy Victory AKRON, Ohio (CP)--George Chuvalo, claiming he is ready for a rematch with world heavyweight champion Cassius Clay, convinced more than 2,400 persons, including his opponent Wednesday night, that it is no} idle boast | The Canadian heavyweight champion from Toronto knocked Dick Wipperman . of Buffalo down four times before referee Tony Chudik awarded Chuvalo a technical knockout in the third round. | "They told me this guy didn't have a right hand," Wipperman said after the fight. "I was the victim of one of the best right hands in the business. "He deserves another chance against Clay." Wipperman, 25, who lost a five-round technical knockout to| Chuvalo in Montreal last year, was down for a mandatory eight count in the second round after taking the worst of the punishment in the first. He was decked three times in the third.| , Referee Chudik was also im- ! g@ Curran-Briggs Trophy and top @ 'Liz' Grewar, Mae and Norm two. Dr. M. W. Butts' Whitby Curl- ing Club entry captured The prizes, in the annual open mix- ed bonspiel, at the Oshawa Golf Ctub yesterday, scoring three wins and a total of 54 points in the day's play. Members of the trophy-win- ning rink were Norma Butts, Fraser McIntosh, Mary Mc- Intosh and Hugh Davidson, al- ternate, along with skip Dr. "Wilf" Butts. Bob Patte, taking over Jim Grewar's rink, last year's tro- phy winners, made a great bid to defend the trophy, finishing in the runner-up slot, with three wins and a total of 49% points. Patte's foursome _ included Wetherup. This bonspiel was run on a} point basis, with 10 points for a win, one point for each end won and a quarter-point for each stone margin, per end. Elliott Langley's rink, from Toronto Granites, captured the third prizes with a score of 46 and % points, beating out Doug Langmaid's host club entry, which had 44 and % points. The Langley foursome tied their first game with Jack Glover's OGC rink and won their next The Loft- Langmaids and rink members, left-to-right, | are Mary MclIntosh, Fraser | McIntosh and Norma Butts. | --Oshawa Times Photo THIS WHITBY RINK won the trophy and top prizes in the annual Curran and Briggs Open Mixed _ Bon- spiel, at the Oshawa Golf Club yesterday. Skip Dr. "Wilf" Butts|is shown, cen- tre, with the trophy and his division will open playoffs next Two Hoop Victories ".. league will compete in a Group the top two teams at the end For Accounts Payable zie The teams meet in Toronto Accounts Payable posted aypoints for Cost Accounting, with Saturday night. pair of victories in General|Jim Lutton dunking three,fend of the first quarter, 10-5/la ----~|Motors Employees' Basketball|Merv Anderson two and Jimjafter the second and 17-16 go- League competition Wednesday |Burke one. "Wipperman got him a solid right hand to the chin," Chudik said. "Chuvalo never even bat-| ted an eye, I never saw any-| thing like it. He's just like a} big bull." sis 28-27 and Alumni defeated | Engineering action. jing into the fourth but Data second game,|scored four straight field goals} ight, trimming Cost Account-| In their t lead it {Accounts Payable connected onjto take a jonly two of 11 foul shots but|linquished. dropped in 25 field goals. Lead- ing 18-12 at the end of the first half, the winners struck for 22 points in the third quarter. Leading the assault with Data Processing edged Chas- Ken Stewart 15 eight points while Jelle Visser | jand George Roddick contribut-; ed. five each, Gary Vaughan at 14)and Marsh McConkey four} 38-29 in other Warren Pemberton. dropped in 12 points to spark Accounts |points was Smithson, followed|each, and Merl. Johnston two. | Payable over Cost Accounting|hy Pemberton with 14, Winters | while John Smithson contribut-/and Boivin 10, Longley four and|with 10 points while Roy Hart- ed | ) four, John Piatti three, Marcel Alex Radovich led Chassis| nine points, Bob Winters|Boh McHugh two. | Ted McComb : jley added 'six, Harry Snow four, topped Stu-|Gary Lucas. three, Steve Gra-| f one. Clarke had eight, Bill Ferris,|each. decent Clay 'n 'Toronto last Harry Chambers and Skip|Spike Redmond, Dave Bush| A' 15-point outburst in the\" eae call i would champion|Williams each scored fourland Mike Mattos two each. third quarter earned Alumni its| } EC | victory over Engineering. | is the man he wants. | Dave Thompson showed the where," his manager, Iry Ung- erman said. i } The victory was the ninth} Straight knockout for Chuvalo} since he lost to Clay, His long-| est fight during that string has} been seven rounds in which he} beat Mel Turnbull of New Jer- sey in Montreal. Chuvalo looked far from the plodding, slow punching fighter of the past during Wednesday's | "But we'll fight anyone, any) He weakened Wipperman the opening round with a quick tions. Chuvalo weighed in at pounds for the scheduled 216 10- pressed with the Canadian's|round match, while Wipperman), . lwhich f liminati in Fri- third with d | ; the 9th end, to|which face elimination in Fri = |third with 55 and Ken Wharram performance. ____|went in at 199 pounds, pe, Fg arte send tue tA9 night's play. AOSTA, Italy (Reuters)--Two|of the Hawks is fourth, one| lcame with Bob Walker, in the| Following are last night's re-|'@ck Italian skiers died Wed-|point behind Ullman. jgame w , wuitis nesday in an avalanche during] Leaders S v OR TSCOP E sont i LS oo pus THE NORM WARD TROHHY Italian ski championship events} GA Pts. Pim. y Bag pa mh hy Fen Reg. Smith, # Bob Walker, 5. ay fhe Courmayeur winter|Mikita, Chi 28 48 76 = 12) TODAY offs -- Oshawa Bantams vs Posi Sig pone ea and Wank Fred Kitchen, 8 Alex Brodie, 7 bey Psclaa _ here. B. Hull, Chi 38 18 56 27 ' , ¢ el, 3; Jacl oster, 3. | 7 y " j bs BASKETBALL Ltonsbenee Bantams, at lrudge cater detested papen:| epee See Nev dente shea: "ad griieigg AB pote suide/ Ullman, Det 22 33 55 26 COSSA Oshawa 'A' League [eterborough Civic Arena, |Judge. 4 bank into. the third | skier, an -year-old ace Wharram, Chi 26 28 54 17 : i 7:30 p.m. ents dropped back into the thi THE JACK PERRY TROPHY |Renato Rosa--hoth members of|Goyette, NY 10 39 49 4 --Donevan at O'Neill, Junior OMHA Midget Playoffs -- jevent, The Oscar Parker Tro- a ala Eile ag-y ae mI |the organizing committee --|Howe, Det 18 29 47. 33 and Seniors, at 4:00 p.m. econ yl Mr ag vs sahil phy Se aa oe Bill Jovce 9: Alex Mackay, 8. : pristd pri ny ne down a/Rousseau, Mtl 12 34 46 38 ICE SKATING oug idgets, at Peterbor- Secondary v yA) pater tay we hea \§ above the championship|Mohns, Chi 19 26 45 52 Oshawa Figure Skating Club _ ugh Civic Arena, 9:00 p.m. |The tuk Pony bag honors,) 2" ee ee or oo : despite artificial Esposito, Chi 14 26 40 26 x saw ' Joyce, ' n died s y *hi --at Civic Auditorium, 6:00 eo ery Cour. |"Waddy" Oke and Ray Webster STANDINGS pas Belensaslecs ed shortly after. |Delv'hio, Det 13 26 39 ! p.m. to 10:00 p.m. tice: Senlors: ye. Central Sen. | OHA JUNIOR A 1 HOCKEY # iors, at Courtice High School, | L { 4 WLT F A Pts| tT H Ontario Minor Assoc. Ban- 2nd game of home-and-home | ase a @a ) Kitchener 2412 5 182 148 53 R tam Playoffs -- Bowmanville ae gd Saale : Toronto 2213 7 181 cr 51 +s Whitby ithy SOSSA 'A' Playoffs -- Ajax | s Hamilton 2017 4 154 134 44 vs Whitby, at Whitby Arena suniors vs Central Collegiate Get Exemption N, Falls' 1815 8 193 173 44 2nd game of 2-out-of-3 series Juniors, at Central Collegiate, | st. Kitts 1716 7 149 130 41 at 8:30 p.m. 2nd game of home-and-home | ~oRONTO (CP) -- Toronto|London 17 20 7 171 196 41 | ' : Series, at 3:50 p.m. Maple Leafs of the Interna-|Montreal -- 14 18 7 154 162 35 ee FRIDAY ~~ «tional "League were given an-|Peterboro 13 22 8 165 200 34 | HOCKEY | MAKES DEBUT WITH WIN other inning Wednesday when Oshawa 11 23 9 120 165 31 ! Ontario Minor Assoc. Play- Kitchener Ladies Win Tankard Play GALT (CP) -- Kitchener Granite Club rinks skipped by} Edna Teskey and Marg) Southern Ontario Women' s| Curling Association tankard fin- als Wednesday with an 18-13) win over St. Thomas. Kitchener claimed two wins in the four-club playoff, stop-| ping London Highland skips Edna Beattie and Helen Louder in the semi-finals. The Ontario finals will be played in Chat- ham March 9. The Schmidt rink scored an 8-4 win over Eric Clibborn in one half of the finals and Mrs. Teskey edged Harriot Harper 10-9 in the other half. With Mrs. Schmidt were Vio- let Christner, Marg Douglas and Marg Barker. Louise Goudy, Barb Smith and Shirley Campbell supported Mrs. Teskey. h London won the consolation final, defeating Wingham rinks | LINCOLNL, R.I. (AP) -- Ap-|Toronto"s board of control voted ril Joy, who had won only two)3 to 2 to grant the club a tax of 22 previous starts, ahd Ed-|exemption for 1967. diejon, making its 1967 debut after winning only three of 30|dition the baseball club pay its races last year, combined for a}1965 tax bill of $31,000 by July 1. $2,666.20 daily double payoff at/This year's taxes were about Lincoln Downs Wednesday. April Joy won the first race and paid $37.60 for a $2 win said after ticket, straight ticket. ers' Bonspiel", at the Oshawajopponents move into the Third| |Curling Club, moved into the|Event, for The Oscar Parker second phase last night as four/Trophy. tinks in the. main event, é Norm Ward Trophy play, chalk-|come back on Friday, for their} fight. led up second-round wins, to ad-|third and crucial game, when IN| vance to the third round, while |defeat, other than in the main ; ; 5 their four defeated. opponents|event, means elimination. series of left - right combina- dropped back, into the third event, The Oscar Parker Tro-|into their second round event phy competition. Eddiejon took the se-|/nounced: Schmidt earned a berth in the|cond, returning $139.80 for a §2/now. lowed iy Garnet Wylie and | |Sarochan and Paul Smith,- four jeach, Jim Weldon and Phil Moonlighters' Bonspiel Moves Into Second Phase iin" sono" Ps The 3rd annual 'Moonlight-jall score wins. Their defeated|!"S With 11 points while Bob| Souch had seven, and Ken Hickey Don Degazzio three each. Alumni held an 8-7 lead after |the first quarter and were tied 13-13 at the half. Italian Skiers Slide Victims Ifi The! All rinks in action last night, Tonight, 16 other rinks move \Playoffs or secondary event Reg Smith's rink scored ajfirst round, the scores deciding | Round - Robin |Hockey Bhassis led Data 4-2 at the|final standing will play a simi- never re-|Flooring at 7.55 p.m.; Local led Data with! Roth Arena. jers at 8 p.m.; Local 1817 vs |Keith Peters at 9 p.m. Both |\games [Boivin two and Mal Longley|dents with 20 points while Roy|hiam and Dave Conboy two|sitte and McLellan vs Cana. | way with a 16-point night, fol.| By THE CANADIAN PRESS Dave Lalonde, five each, Ray|Rangers was the only player in the top 10 scorers who figured in any scoring in Wednesday Carl Chaski/york's 1-0 victory over Detroit four each and|Red Wings, j}with 49 points, Hawks leads with 76 points, 20 ~|more |Hull. Mikita leads the league in jas the league in goals scored with Norm Ullman of Detroit is For Bantams Clubs in the Oshawa Minor Association bantam teams in the A": round-robin series, with The bottom six teams in the r playoff. Following is the schedule: GROUP "A" Monday: Local 2784 ys Banks 00 vs Houdaille at games at 9 p.m. Children's Thursday: Duplate vs Hawks Brooklirt Arena. . GROUP "B" Tuesday: Ernie Cay vs Rang- at Civie Auditorium. an Tire at Brooklin Arena at p.m. NHL BIG TEN Phil Goyette of New York ight's National Hockey League ction. Goyette had an assist in New keeping him in fth place in the scoring race Stan Mikita of Chicago Black than team-mate Bobby ssists with 48 and Hull tops Future Games Tonight -- Kitchener at Peter- borough; Niagara Falls at Ham- Tt t was made on con.- jilton. io: the baat OHA EASTERN ONTARIO JULY and JUNIOR B WLT F A Pts $33,000, Oshawa 20 7 2160 104 42 Bob Hunter, Leaf president, |Cobourg 18 & 2155 131 38 the decision was an-|Peter'b'gh 14 11 4 148 112 32 "It looks encouraging|Kingston 1413 1 149 109 29 We'll call a_ directors' | Quinte 1214 2118 141 26 imeeting as soon as_ possible." |Trenton 1:36: 1: 823-218: 8 Now Being IT'S HERE ONE DRIVE 1S WORTH Goin' Places . . pany in the all-new characteristics with big cor performance, ment includes synchromesh on 3 forward speed, heater and turn signals. A THOUSAND WORDS . and five's com- "1200" Family Sedan! It's a crisply styled compact solidly engineered from bumper to bumper to give you 'brisk 80 mph dependable economy § with up to 40 mpg. Standard equip- whitewall tires, >. 1300 SEDAN | | aE INSTRUCTORS: DA AR all For Further Inform ---- | I oe St | 244 Glenwood Cr., 160 Simcoe St. S. Zoltan & Nick's 728-0051 Bowmanville Arena REGISTRATIONS | FOR BOYS AGED 7 TO 17 Accommodation at Erinli Golf and Country Club SWIMMING AND GOLFING DICK GAMBLE GARY SMITH GERALD CHEEVERS DICK GAMBLE PHONE 725-8028 AUGUST Accepted RREL SLY NIE BROWN ation Contact: and won their second and third houses also tied their first meme G rounds. | ton's Oshawa the Prestons and Mr. and Mrs. |ri Lorne Goodman, rolled up a} while Morey Reed's Golf Club rink won their first two games to take the sixth prizes. rink, from Oshawa Club, won| % points, to beat out i Pringle's Sutton entry, had 38% points. Ninth prizes went to Rod Dun- |% Jack Glover, "a |Burch, Doug Calhoun, Rey. Father J. C. Pereyma's|and Ted Wildgoose, skip, 5. Ellis|Hymus, Ernie Hymus, Betty which |and Elliott Langley, skip, 9. game, but didn't quite make |, the prize table, were skipped by | Doug. Langmaid, skip, 7; OSHAWA + Barb. Schoenau, Al. Golf Club; Ted Renwick and Art Rowden, skip, 4. henier, Golf Club. Dr. Butts' Whitby Rink Wins OGC Mixed 'Spiel Ken Jackson, Ethel Reed and Morey Reed, skip, 8; OSHAWA CC -- Doreen Dr. Doug Langmaid, chair- witliams, Ken. Williams, Dorothy Mun- nk. Following are the complete total of 41 points, on two an pont: 9:00 O'CLOCK DRAW A A PORT PERRY -- Lillian Cook, Gordon, and ended up with 40 points, |, 1 »|Cook, Nereen Malcolm and Neil Mal-|44j, +. Wood- im, skip, 6; OSHAWA LF iH ickson, Evelyn Hickson and Ar ood: OSHAWA GOLF -- Helen Glover, Lee the seventh prizes, with 39 and|Relson, Ollwen Rolson and Jack Glover, ip, 9; TORONTO GRANITE -- Thelma TORONTO CSCC -- Helen Duncan, Bill OSHAWA GOLF -- Helen Nichol, J rd Lofthouse, Betty Lofthouse McDougall, Jean Langley man of the bonspiel, presented |48v and Charlies Peacock, skip, 7. Fifth prizes went to Al Pres-|The Curran and Briggs Tro-| Curling Club/phy, in the absence of donor| entry. This rink, comprised of|Howard Smith, to Dr. Butts' Second Games M, Reed, 11; B. Bell, 6. A. Rowden, 10; D. Black, 6. T. Wildgoose, 16; C. Peacock, 2. D. Langmaid, 9; R. Duncan, 9, €. Langley, 9; E. Henry, 2. J. Glover, 7; N. Malcolm, 6, | 11 O'CLOCK DRAW |. OSHAWA GOLF -- Beth Lander, Alan Fulton, Joyce Fulton, Dave Lander, skip, ; LINDSAY -- Peg. Woodrow, Cecil -- Jean) kip, 4 Brenda Calhoun | "OW: SKIP) 4. MARMORA -- Verna Fraser, Fraser, Lorraine Steenburg and Ron. Henry, skip, 11; OSHAWA CC -- Hazel Preston, Lorne Goodman, Lorraine Good- man and Al. Preston, skip, 8. OSHAWA CC -- Ruth Clemens, Doug. | Clemens, Gen, Miller and Rev. Fr. John Pereyma, skip, 8; OSHAWA GOLF -- Alex Frost, Betty Frost and Rod Duncan, skip. |iucille Chenier, Frank Simpson, Merlee 'miLawrence and Ted Chenier, skip, 5 , Walker, Madge Ruddy and Eric Henry,| WHITBY -- Norma Butts, Fraser Mc- can's entry, from Toronto! skip, ¢, |Intosh, Mary McIntosh and Hugh David- poe agg| Skating and Curling) FEeNeLon FALLS -- Rene Wocd, Glen ony, Skies Ni Bsa asa ce - Virgie ub, with 31 and 4 ints. Wood, Nell Bell and Burnie Bell, skip, 9;|Ward, Norm. Ward, yilis Fordham The three oth ' oy 1. {OSHAWA GOLF -- Ann Murphy, Bill]and Fred Fordham, skip, 5. ; - ler rinks to qual- | murphy, Effie Hezzelwood and x OSHAWA GOLF -- May Wetherup, ify for the bonspiel's third /Black, skip, 6. |Norm, Wetherup, Liz. Grewar and Bob. OSHAWA GOLF -- Ev. Langmaid,|Patte, skip, 7; AJAX -- Dorothy Me- and|liveen, Al. Toms, Ingrid Toms, Dr. G. CC--'Mcliiveen, skip, 3. SUTTON -- Mrs. E. Pringle, Howard Anderson, Mrs. H. Anderson and Ellis OSHAWA GOLF -- Thelma Jackson, |Pringle, skip, 10; OSHAWA GOLF--Mrs. |W. Wildgoose, Golf Club and Ted! AIMING FOR PRETTY BOY Although he has a date with Gordie Baldwin in Wednesday's six - round semi-final on the profession- al boxing card at Civie Auditorium, Frankie Bul- lard, Jr., above, is looking for a bout against Bob "Pretty Boy" Felstein, who headlines the card, along with Bob Slaughter of Phil- adelphia. Bullard, 22, has won 10 of 12 pro fights, eight by knockouts. As an amateur he fought 44 times, winning 40. He beat Fel- stein once as an amateur and once as a pro. Bullard is managed by Irv Unger- man, who also manages Canadian heavyweight champion George Chuvalo. His trainers are Frankie Bullard, Sr., and Lloyd Percival. Bullard has offer- ed $500 to any fighter who can beat him. Austin, W. Austin, Mrs. J, Maroosis ewe | and Dr. J. Maroosis, skip, 7. Second Games Fred Fordham, 6; Dr. G. Mcliveen, 5, Dr. Butts, 14; Dave Lander, 7, Al. Preston, 10; Dr. Maroosis, 2. Bob Patte, 7; Fr. Pereyma, 5. E. Pringle, 9; J. Fraser, 5. E. Chenier, 10; H. Hickson, 4, Third Games Fr, Pereyma, 10; Ted Wildgoose, 5. --. Langley, 9; Rod Duncan, 3, Bob Patte, 9; E. Pringle, 6. Al Preston, 6; Ted Chenier, 4. Dr. Butts, 15; Morey Reed, 5. | Doug Langmaid, 11; Jack Glover, 4. Elaine Tanner's 'Birthday Spree | BRAKPAN, South Africa (Reuters) -- Vancouver's Elaine Tanner celebrated her 16th birthday at Brakpan's Olympic-suzed pool Wednesday night by breaking Eastern Transvaal records. Displaying near-flawless style 4\in the backstroke, butterfly and freestyle, she left her opponents far behind. In the 110 yards backstroke she won in 1:26:6 to better the Eastern Transvaal record by 2.5 seconds. Miss Tanner said after the race that her strenuous pro- gram was getting the better of her. Although she did not com- plain of the altitude, she said she felt tired and did not push herself to the limit. Holder of the world record in the 220 yards butterfly, Miss Tanner also set a new Eastern Transvaal mark in the 110 yards butterfly. She clocked 1:11.3 to beat the previous record by 0.9. second. OSHAWA TIMES PICTURE RE-PRINTS NU-WAY PHOTO SERVICE 251 King St. E., Oshawe 8 x 10 -- 1.50 each 5x 7 -- 1.25 each 20% Discount on Orders of 5 er More Pictures 16 Bond St SHERWIN-WILLIAMS . East, Oshawa 725-1362 TWO For the Price Of One PLUS A CENT WALLPAPER Buy One Roll and Get Another For 1c ... BRUSHES and ROLLER SLEEVES! 40 Off Discontinued Colors PAINTS 50% REDUCTION @ SUPER KEM-TONE @ KEM-GLO @ HIGH-GLOSS ENAMELS @ MARINE ENAMELS Complete Line of ARTISTS': SUPPLIES Oshewe, Ont. 25-9. 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