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® THE OSHAWA TIMES, Tuesdoy, October 31, 1967 SPORTS BEAT [4 By Eric Wesslby OF The Times Staff HOW MANY people can re- member when the biggest beef around Oshawa was that there wasn't any hockey to attend? Everyone talked about building a new arena and getting junior hockey back. Well, junior hockey re- turned, the arena was built, one of the best in the prov- ince, and for a while, every- thing was great. Attendance was good as turned out to see the Generals, main- ly Bobby Orr. the fans BUT SUDDENLY, Orr was gone. And apparently so were the fans. The fans were spoil- ed, having such a good player as Orr when Oshawa return- ed to junior A" hockey. True, there were other good play- ers, Wayne Cashman, Ron Buchanan, Danny O'Shea, but none had the effect Orr had. He even affects National Hockey League patrons that way. But the other players still gave the fans something to cheer about. I can't believe that it was all Bobby Orr There's still a great deal of interest. in what the other boys are doing FOR THE past two years the Generals haven't had an Orr. But there have been some good players. Despite a last place finish in 1966-67, Generals still had the all-star goalkeeper, Ian Young, until he was injured, and two of the top six defencemen, Nick Beverley and Barry Wilkins. But still the club didn't draw. NOW WE'RE into another m you unless compare it with the figures in Kitchener, Niagara Falls, Hamilton and St. Catharines. bad. That {s not So Kitchener and Niagara Falls are loaded with talent, you. say. They're running along at the top of the league. WELL, HAMILTON and St. Catharines are supposed to he up there too, but Generals own a decision over each team. St. Catharines had its smallest turnout of the sea- son Sunday, 1,900 people. But this was after the team had lost four straight. GENERALS' win Sunday should prove a big boost in the club's stock. Anytime you can overcome a two-goal def icit on the road and gain a | tie you're doing well. But D | win. that's a bonus. Dale | Tallon got his first goal of | the season and picked up two assists and should be on his way now. Highlight of Satur- day's game for this observer | wasn't any of the goals. it was a shift Tallon pulled crossing the blueline. He had a Peterborough defenceman just about out of his uniform on that one YOU PROBABLY saw Ivan Boldirev go over to Ron Dus- siaume after it was mistaken- ly announced that Boldirev had scored the tying goal Sat- urday. What made Dus- siaume laugh was Boldirev's crack. He had scored his first goal of the season earlier in the game. His comment? "See that Ron. Now that I've scored one they want to give aes eye eee -- xd Courtice Blanks Ajax, First Final Combining a winning com- bination of solid defensive play with a crisp, quick-thrusting at- tack, Courtice Tigers blanked Ajax 15-0, at Courtice on Mon- day afternoon, in the first game of their COSSA Lakeshore Foot- ball League finals. This is a home - and - home series and Courtice will take a 15-point lead into the deciding game, scheduled for Pickering and District High School cam- pus, Wednesday afternoon at 3:00 o'clock. In a total-points series, hold- ing the opposition off the score- sheet constitutes a major con- tribution towards the end-result. The defensive department of & the Courtice team was efficient ed AJAX PAYER TRIES TO BAT DOWN COURTICE PASS He Missed, And Courtice Player Went All The Oshawa Team Captures 24-Hour Endurance Race | Twenty - four hours and 6119) 5678 laps and the laps after the race began, an|Chemner from Toronto with 5, positions' cars as well as their -- Oshawa team with Bruce Jones/440 laps. as captain emerged as winners of the Canadian Centennial En- ods the Jones' team used dur- ing the race was a duro. motor change The Enduro, held at the Osh- Way To Score O'Conner- of the performance of the op- own, they were able to judge their moves, he stated. He mentioned that his team worked on the car for a month before the race to get it tuned,| One of the lap saving meth- very fast The team knew 5 the season. In four home games attendance hasn't been that and then tested it every night them all to me." awa Raceways, began Saturday|the peak, capacity of the mo- sa for a week often until 1 a.m. -- afternoon at 3 p.m, and finished tors before hand and by clock- the during the race Whitby Intermediates at 3 p.m. A total of eight slot)ing cars car teams were entered, includ-|they were able to judge when ajare captain Bruce Jones, co- ing three from Oshawa, three motor change was needed. The/captain John Harnden, irom.Toronto and two from De- team used three Champion 607"s| Wiltshire, Jack Fairborne, Geoff and spent only five seconds for|Fairbourne. Jones acted as| Also inked were three defence- the troit | ! h d ] At H Jones' car lay in fourth placejeach change chief mechanic as well as a defeat B-A-Fuels 6-4 in the first | outs. tie. pen Cc e u e ome after the end of the first heat) Ald. John DeHart presented|small amount of driving, while/game and Duff's Esso nose out) Right winger Steve Atkinson) The scoring leaders; hours), climbed to second|the winning five - man team ced rest Hd the team shared the|Ottenbrite's Men's: Wear 7-6, in|tops the scoring race for the GAP 7 : 1 A LAKE -yyzafter three heats and finally|with the O'Keefe Trophy. Each/driving duties. e seco! : ' third straight week. He has x Ss. , or pagent tee eee caught the lead in the fourth\team received accessory prizes) The Enduro is the first major a fcioraliert splurge in the eight goals ead 12 assists for 20, Atkinson, NF 8 12 20 Waley = null goat a Nov. 2 -- Uxbridge. when the front - running car,jas well. race that the Maracle team has third period brought victory to|points. Team-mate Tom Web-| Webster, NF 9 9 18 are making ready for their big Nov. 9 -- Woodville piloted by the John Maracle) The most sportsmanlike tro-jlost since last Christmas. the Royal Hotel with Mel Brown|ster is second with nine goals|p. T ning hockey game at the, OV. : ' team shanical|phy, donated by the city of cE Sian lin anaes " : ba : re A ol ayes, Lor 9 6 15 ae a Thursday, Nov. 16 -- Keswick eam, ran into mechanical|phy, donated Db} city and Eric Christie being their|and nine assists for 18 points. | \ocrea Kit 411 15 hon ith bridge as the| Nov. 23 -- Port Perry. SOURS: Oshawa as. part. of the Centen:| . top scorers. Each scored twice) Webster and Ricky Bayes of], Bey pignt,..with. UXDriege Nov. 30 -- Little Britain. The Jones' car lost some nial program, was awarded to} Occ Ladie while George Mitchell and Gary the runner-up Toronto Marlbo. pena ae ae visiting opposition Dec. 7 -- Sunderland. ground in the sixth heat when/the Dyna-Rewind team from S Pinch added singletons, to help I a "| Caffery, Tor 6 8 14 General Manager Dave God- Dae. 14 -- Newcastle it was bumped, but a strong!Detroit. in the win. ros are the top goal getters,/Tannahill, NF 5.9.14 frey and coach Al MacDonald) p,-: 91 -- Uxbridge. driving display by John Harn.) Bruce Jones, said following The losers got their four goals|each with nine. Bayes shares|Swain, NF 410 14 FRED 0' E have announced the signing of Dec. 28 -- Woodville. den held off all challenges and|the race, "teamwork won it 0 en Seaso from different players, Greg| third place if the scoring with| Wright, Tor 410 14 DONNELL seven more players to their ros-| 2," 4 -- Keswick the car finished 28 laps ahead for us. Ron Harnden drove a Pc cruing Bill Gribbon, Ronixitchener réokie Jim McCrea Ley, NF 311 14 - «+» Oshawa Leader ter. They in lude three goalies.) Jan. 11 -- Port: Perry. of the nearest rival wonderful race and the car per- Moore and Ron. Slack sharing! pith 15 point . aoe Soi, RR TSEC ECU ---- $$$ Matt Campbell, Bill Braiden and) 'y2, 1g -- Little Britain. John : Maracle's, Oshawa formed flawlessly. The Ladies' Section of the the honors. : points : Garry Kennedy. All three are| Jan 95 -- Sunderland. Raceway's team finished second) He said that teamwork on\Oshawa Curling Club launched| Graydon Colville and Lynn Six players are tied for fifth gifted puck-stoppers and give' ye, 1 -- Newcastle. with 6091 laps completed, fol-jthe final two heats was the bigitheir 1967-68 season on Mon-|Middleton each notched a pair with 14 points. Among them are 4 Whitby considerable strength in lowed by the Dyna Rewind|factor in keeping his car ahead.|day afternoon in traditional|to help Duff's win their see-saw| Webster's line-mates, Don Tan this department. AWAY GAMES lfactory team from Detroit withiBy keeping continuous track! style when their president, Mrs,|battle over Ottenbrite's. nahill and Garry Swain. Nov. 7 -- Port Perry. i Col eae --~'W. F. (Jean) Mercer delivered| Brian Fletcher, 'Rich' Swit-, Myre, with two shutouts to his a j Nov. 12 -- Little Britain. h § ' men who all Alt puke Nov. 20 -- Uxbridge 'Packers Defeat Cards , pver 180 pounds. They are Pat 'ny 98 --. Newcastle, ; Neal, Gord Platt and Aimie Rou- shed 7 me kbar es en sseau. Mel Brown, a powerful,, Dec. 12 -- Woodville 8 ' While new cinlers went t hard-skating left-winger, also! Dec. 16 -- Sunderland. Des ite Hart S Efforts sheets 1 and 2 for special is: signed on the dotted line but Dec. 26 -- Port Perry. p struction from. appo in ted Jan. 8 -- Uxbridge. Jan, 16 -- Newcastle. Jan, 19 --. Keswick. Jan. 30 -- Woodville "coaches" 5 ST, LOUIS (AP)--Green Bayjern Conference's Century Divi- of ice were Biel with bees a won the football game, ~~ sion impatient members, anxious to ; Louis quarterback Jim art The Cardinals topped the ; rd : c Feb. 3 -- Sunderland made believers of the Packers. Packers in total yardage, 405- hago sae eeyen: team is p ann big opening Feb. 11 -- Little Britain The world champion Packers|246, and in first downs, 19-16 th ae experienced curlers, aight with seve guests. We) Home games at Whitby Arena.'used two fourth-quarter touch-|But the Packers used the unex-| eir rinks decided by a draw will have more about that later ¢-30 p.m. Woodville games play- downs to overcome a brilliant/pected for victory Oe ee ores four- n gave ls not expected to play much for a couple of weeks, due to overtime at his job The, executive of the Mel-Ron fm the week ed at Cannington performance by the 23-year-old) On the game's first play from Followi are the home and League All - Star game Jan-|Hart and whipped the Cardinals/scrimmage, Green Bay defen-|"2Y to the second draw, who away dates the Whitby In ry Sist- with location to be 31-23 Monday night in a Nation- sive back, Herb Adderley, inter- occupied the full eight sheets termediate OHA entr announced d al Football League game cepted a Hart pass at the St f ice . sceleei Following the curling, ad to get out of that Louis 12 and zi>ped into the end "We'r ; 2 cs RL Figs ae hed Green Bay zone for a touchdown. social committee and club stew- Bel Airs And Im alas Win halfhack Elijah Pitts after the The Cards, who tried for field i a refreshments for sion: game goals four times when their of- President Taka Meneee inte eae crowd of 49,792 sat fence sputtered near'the Packer! 46g 1g new sis a iad gb bach GCM Offi i T . Bill non the game, which was tele-/goal line, had been ordered by ou new members who a vised nationally coach Charlie Winner to go for ICE LOOP SWI DILL vie mire sed an inler re. tater primis "ahh 10 mFouner oe ss ; é cepted pass and a 93-yard kick- they were on the Packer one th action' thie ¥ The Genera otor aried! Jack Jenner Ken Mason, --7? nites BRS with four down in the final li Midi cfecsan ie Hockey cue t plaved|Bruce Hasler and Pearce (2) nto touchdowns to quarter. The games committee Mahoney of wore Others to @arn assinig. fOr s performance. The vener reminded all Audi- the winner } arterback passed for) RETURNS 93 YARDS with Bel Air Dick Conlin scored on Aca- '* hdowns and completed) jim Bakken got the eight- starts next week with the first|3, V. - the dians' first goal. on a combina-|16 Of 29 passes for 317 yards. --_yard field goal to give St. Louis competition being the annual|Oderkirt 1, A. Kaltner 1 and J while as tion set up by Stu' Kahle and art Starr, the veteran Pack-\a 23-17 lead. But, then Travis| President vs Vice - President/Kaltner 2. )-2 McCullough and McCul- ers' quarterback, connected on|Williams returned the kickoffjevent, for The Canning Trophy. nightca h also earned an assist on|11 of 26 for 117 yards and one 93-yards for Green Bay's third - First play in Gord Wilson | their second goal, passing to touchdown touchdown. i fas all that sa Dennis Murphy, who made 10 prices YOUNGSTER "{ don't regret the decision," Tinks on Monday afternoon. from a. shutout r mistake "He ean cenar touch " Starr Winner said. '"'I'd do it again." was the "big gur e ae ale aor ,| Defensive back Bob Jeter of said of Hart. And he added, ® rela ; ae 7 7 0 h He also has a great sense of ee hEnsnag foil g Peosrge eager ir first one and e¢ m pda art pass in the Green Bay sists on Tim Gra two wo S awans ue and, a great deal of zone to end the last St. Louis John Devitt and Bob cl the sictory gave Green Bay alive: Bale he saw the young, burn were goal-get On Zone Team 5-11 aeanrd and the lead in the quarterback's second touch- Soke : al Western Conference's Central down to Dave nvilllams pet Peters picked t assist Pat' McLean and Tom)pjvision. St. Louis dropped {o| through his arms. : , Marry Weck wor ed three paupard of Oshawa both cap-|49 and a three-way tie with!., , don't know how I missed : with evi 4§ kburn, Lee tured positions on the Zone 'J New vere Gianls end Clevalanalie. celer moaned: alien, the ou nee suey 2 team, which will represent this af .|8 * one assis area in 'agai = sie Sen panne As ne fend = eee Starr connected with Boyd ~_ mer opened the §cor- ior Youth Bowling Council : Dowler for three passes i: the) ing for Imp2 n his first Of championships, next month. s \last Packer scoring drive, two goa with Ron Hooper The Zone. cinsens wale de- Nicklaus Tops |which covered 80 yards. The TD and Jim 2 ore geiting a cided on a six-game basis, the |came on an eight-yard toss to) sists but he nly third first three games being played hd = 4 |Dowler. be scorer for se n Peterborough on Oct. 22 and With Six Wins MUA ME RT Lay Sore a aul Gibbens red four the final three games at Motor . U : times an ke pikes City Lanes, over the weekend. | PALM BEACH GARDENS, Last Night S Fights up three ribbens In the girls' division, quali- Fla. (AP)--Jack Nicklaus' victo- Mt i also ear ists. Fairsfiers were "Pat" Mc eis. Ont ry in the Sahara Open Golf By THE ASSOCIATED Press and McDuff e nad an assist.'awa, 1328; Merridy Hatley,|Tournament moved him to the| Philadelphia -- Gypsy Joe erry Pent the final Bowmanville, 1283 and Johanne|top among professional golfers Harris, 157, Philadelphia, out- s, to complete Bennett, 1242.|with six victories in 22 tourna-|Pointed Irish Bobby Cassidy, Bowmanville, goal for Imp Peterbor-| ment 158, New York, 10. their total, on = hree-way play|Erica Anderson of to the point of perfection in this one, with John Worden playing an exceptionally strong game but every player. on the de- fensive unit played well. Completing the team effort, Tigers' offensive squad started to make headway after a tight, scoreless first quarter and they opened the scoring in f the second quarter when Trevor Galbraith threw a pass to "Rick" Mayberry, who went over for the score. It was 6-0 at halftime. Quarterback Galbraith con- tinued his fine generalship to keep pressure on Ajax and in the third quarter, George Leav- jer toted the ball over the Ajax} line for another major score. The .homesters were unsuc- cessful on both convert at- tempts but Don .Westlake top- ped off his standout play of the day with a 30-yard field goal, to conclude the game's scoring. Royals, Dutfs Win Openers WHITBY -- The Whitby Com- Members of the winning team mercial Hockey League opened|the top tw its 1967-68 season's schedule Glen with a sparkling doubleheader| minder at Whitby Arena on Sunday afternoon that saw Royal Hotel the first stone for the official\zer and Paul Borchuk each con-|credit, has allowed just 10 goals opening, to Ist vice-president|tributed a single for the win-|in seven games for a 1.43 aver- Pollard, ners while Art Rennick, with age. two, was best for the losers}; Gary Edwards of Toronto is while Doug McLean, Bill Bell,| second with a 1.85 average. Lloyd ee sgeonan John Ves-| Fred O'Donnel!, the hard- ters each scored one. working right winger for the Next Sunday s doubleheader|qchawa Generals is the scoring jat Whitby Arena finds Royal|jeader on the club after seven meeting Ottenbrite's at 11:45 <a;on games. a.m. and Duff's Ecso taking on B-A Fuels at 1;45 p.m. Wicdiiew Park Mixed Dart Loop Following are the results 0! the the Woodview Park Mixed Dart League's regular weekly ses boppers 2 and Atoms 3. Doubles -- Irene Webb 1 have joined this season andiJames Webb 1, Joyce Elliott 2,| former|Sharon Emm 1, F. Donald 1, D.) "yeturned Donald 3, B. E 2, W. Dowe 2, con-| Smith 2, T. Monaghan 1, L. Cor- members nish 2, J. McIntyre 2, M. Wilson) that the regular club curling|1, R. Sholbrook 2, L. Sholbrook Ross 1, R. Oderkirt 2, C. .| High Three Darts -- T. Emm this competi-|124, W. Dowe 122, J. Mcintyre} tion will be held by the rival/114, V. Ross 108, F. Young 101! and D. Young 100 - 109. Excelsior Life retirement insurance like to retire someday r present living standard. life insurance. Talk to with McDuff and Gibbens ough and Sharlene Cain, Bow-) Nicklaus has banked $188,998) Albany, N.Y.--Dave Zyglew- peer jmanville, tied Johanne Bennett in official tournaments andji¢z, 191, Houston, stopped Mike SPOR TSCOPE lfor third place but in the roll-/$99-568 in other winnings for alBruce, 227, Springfield, Mass.. off, Johanne emerged the win- total of $211,566. This puts him 6: Y TODAY es more than $18,000 ahead of his|. Paris--Marcel Cerdan Jr.. because you d No Games Scheduled In the boys' section, Don Dun- nearest rival, Arnold Palmer. 14414, France, outpointed Ted = : can, Whitby, was first with Palmer, with four victories in| Whitfield, 148, Boston, 10. _ It will be good to retire.../f you WEDNESDAY 1481 ' with Doug Beaucamp 24 tournaments, won $182,915 in have an adequate retirement income FOOTBALL Peterborough, second with 1430 official tournaments, $9,849 in RE-JOINS TICATS 5 aising With VOU Oshawa High Schools Play- jand Tom Paupard, Oshawa, others and $192,764 overall this) HAMILTON (CP)--Gene Don in keeping with y ' . offs -- (Senior Final) O'Neill |third with 1329 year aldson, who has spent most of Add to your Canada Pension with permanent vs Donevan; Kinsmen Stadi- These six bowlers will com- Others among the Top Ten\his football career with Toronto personal retirement um, 2:30 p.m 2 pete as a mixed team in the and official winnings and Hamilton, was signed again your Excelsior Life representative soon. Lakeshore Playoffs -- (Sen- finals, at Aprile Lanes, on No-| Julius Boros, $126,875;. Billy)Monday by Hamilton 'Tiger-| He's a good man to know. jor Final) Courtice .vs oe vember A at Me -- fete ajCasper, $117,423; Dan Sikes,|Cats. The 225-pound fullback, | . . second game of home an victory banquet to be held at/$111,508; Frank Beard, $105,779; \linebacker and defensive end home total points final, at (the Canadian Motor Hotel. fol- Doug Sanders, $104,305, George|was re-hired to replace fullback yA EXCELSIOR LIFE Srsunance Company Pickering High School, 3:00 levine completion of the tourn- Archer, $82,219; Gay Brewer,|Clem Turner, released last . p.m, ament, $77,824; and Bob Goalby $77,106. |week. y . ae : \ ALLAN McE. Hes By AL EATO VANCOUVER (CI there was a Canadi; for the top sports ex the year, Allan McE Vancouver would be candidate. He's the triple thre nadian football in hi ties as president of E lumbia Lions, presid Canadian Footbal! | and acting commis the CFL. All of which keeps ning around so muc has lost about 20 pou his stocky frame. When Senator Kei was fired from the year job as CFL cor er last February, Mc having just assumed tion of league presic also named interim sioner. It was to have bee porary arrangement ae COURTICE BACK STRUGGLES TO GET FREE Ajax Defender Has Firm Grip While Help Comes From Behind Niagara Falls Dominates Junior "A" Statistics By THE CANADIAN PRESS Ie the penalty department with , ; > 20 minutes. He is followed by The unbeaten Niagara Falls/yi whittaker with 19 minutes. Flyers dominate all phases of} Oshaw lie Di Wil the 10-team junior A Ontario}, BnBwa gOa ae unc ate Hockey Association after the| coals per satus tis Wasen He \first four weeks of the season. lis one of three goalies in the With seven straight wins, the| junior "A" league who has Sharpshooters 1, Hippies) 4; Cryers 1, Skylarks 4; Teenie- mm 1, S. Emm E. Major 2, M.| first - place Flyers also boast|recorded a shutout. The Gen- o scorers and five of |¢rals have 26 goals for and 28 the top 10 scorers, Flyer net- goals against in their seven : : ames. | Phil Myre leads in|" Qshawa's record to date 1s |goals-against average and shut- three wins, three losses and a Special 4 Canadian for the good clean taste of [TRUE| Canadian Whisky O'Donnell leads the Generals in goals with five and added to his three assists, he has a total of eight points. Dale Tallon Oshawa's promising young centre follows with seven points jon 1 goal and six assists. Al! p/Quintilian is third with three \goals and three assists for six ipoints. 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All-Surv Estate, Pepi's Pizza Men's Wear and Les Sales stayed in the ru taking three points f awa Wood Products, | Ontario Motor Sales : Dairy _ respectivels Arnold Palmer Cleani Brown, Goch Super Aldsworth Cleaners v ing two points from ez Bob Peake turned in performance by far a games of 234, 201 and 622 triple. Other goc were turned in by W 592 (210, 202), Ken F (214), John Waldinspé (216), Jim Teamon 5 Cole 561 (201), B. Hut (218), Dan Gray 55 Gibbs 555 (214) and ¥ 554 (233). The standings to dal _ follows -- Aldsworth Eviness 22, Wilson's ' , 19, Brown's 19, Ly Goch's 16, All Survey | 13, Palmer's 12, OMS Dairy 11, Clint's 10, § 8, Team 16 3 and Wood Products 2. KING TEN-PIN MIXED | 4 The women turned In the > this week as Josie Gyurka ~ 542 and was followed by Dalby 522, Alice Lanning Brown 512, Ede Ryan 495, T Donna Carter 488, Bar Doran 444 and Mi Bev " _ For the men, the top score \ Spooner 583, Alex Ross 563, " 556, George Reid 551, Lorenz - Sten Brooks 518, Bill Ball 51 > Bray 515, Ross Gravel 517 > Palmer 515. ' The team standings are -- Construction 43 points, Go G¢ gog Cleaners 35, Wild Five Cleaners 32, Try Agains 32, | 31, Three Plus Two 26, Mau Men's Wear 25, Crawlers 19, 12, Hopefulls 12, Go Getters Team 4, BASTWAY MIXED Breemor Variety took all 7 ~ Castoffs, Art's Hairstyling 7 | » The Jembs, Vancos 7 points | Ing's Garage, Speedy Muffie Oshawa Rug Cleaner 2, Tige Vees 2, Team No. 4 5, Nu-We Taypres 4, Northside Chrysler Agein the ladies eome ¢