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10 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Friday, December 15, 1967 SPORTS MENU By Geo. H. Campbell Associate Sports Editor the season due, the school is all ready to go into operation and the instructors have their navy blue jackets, with red ALL IN STYLE -- strictly in style -- Oshawa Generals are copying the theatres, church groups and bowling leagues, by introducing some and white stripes on the "added attractions" in addi- sleeves, all ready for tion to selling hockey. Now easy identification. Johnny other than acquiring some Nicholls, director of the Blue Bird Ski School, is a quali- fied Canadian Ski Instructor and he and his staff are ready to take on all grades of "'students", whether young beginners, older beginners or those who have skied two or three seasons, but would like to polish up their techniques, There's rates for single les- sons, term lessons, for juniors and even a family budget fee. Incidentally, it is intended to make Wednesday afternoons extra vocal support for the Generals, there's no dire need to "push" tonight's game at Maple Leaf Gardens. But Sun- day night's game here, when London Nationals visit the Generals, that's a different breed of cat. General man- ager Matt Leyden announced yesterday afternoon that 'Sun- day night's game at the Civic Auditorium will be something of a "turkey trot". It presents an excellent chance for some lucky Junior hockey fan to '"'ladies' day" for the ski jnight at the Civic Auditorium | see a good game and get his school. So, if you gave skis {when Oshawa Crushmen host WLT F A.Pts Christmas dinner for free. for a Christmas present last |the Cobourg Cougars. |Peterb'r'gh 9 4 183 61 19) season, you can give' ski Oshawa and Cobourg § are| Oshawa 8 4 082 57 16 'TIS THE SEASON and the school tickets this year -- (presently tied for second place| Cobourg 75 23277 © 16 Generals have elected to join: with a choice of snow plow, |in league standings but Oshawa | Kingston €: 4-275 3. 14 it rather, than fight it. In stem christie, slalom, the |has two games 'in hand' over| Belleville 0 13 152100 1 order to induce fans to post- whole bit the Cougars. pone their Christmas present wrapping on Sunday night, they have introduced a Christ- mas bonus attraction to Sun- day's hockey game. There'll be 20 handsome, big tom-size turkeys given away as spe- cial "door prizes' at Civic Auditorium on Sunday night. So there it is, you can not only see Oshawa Generals take two points from London Nationals (that's what you said, wasn't it Matt?) but you also have a good chance of winning your Christmas dinner, absolutely free. ANYONE FOR "'Ringette"? It's a new game, on skates, that is being offered by the Oshawa Recreation Depart- ment, with the co-operation and support of the Neighbor- hood Associations Sports Committee. Ringette is a new winter team sport, for girls, and it's played on_ skates. It's similar to "floor hockey" but not nearly as rugged as the ice surface provides more freedom of movement and be- ing on skates also greatly minimizes the opportunities for solid body-checking. Per- sonally, we think figure skat- ing is a wonderful sport for the girls, but other than that and the Friday night skating | we think they have | OSHAWA SKI CLUB mem- bers and the ski enthusiasts around these parts who are anxious to attend classes at the Blue Bird Ski School, parties, would like to see that snow no business being out on the flurry we're getting, just as ice, after the age of 12. we write about this, turn into Please -- don't phone, write your objections on a Christ- mas card! a veritable blizzard and they'd be quite happy. With SPORTSCOPE MEL-RONS WHIP NEWCASTLE, CLIMB INTO SECOND SPOT By CLIFF GORDON WHITBY -- Whitby Mel-Rons last night staged a fine third period rally, as they scored four unanswered goals to down the Newcastle Woodmen 7-4 in Lakeshore Intermediate Hock- ey, played here at the Whitby Arena. The win moves the Mel-Rons into a second-place tie with the idle Uxbridge Black Hawks, each with 13 points, one point with 11 points followed by New- castle and Port Perry with eight while Keswick is bringing up the rear, with three points, on one win and a tie. Mel-Rons got off to a very slow start in last night's en- counter as they looked well off their usual hard skating game. They fell behind 3-1 at the end of the first and trailed 4-3 going into the final frame but they must have taken to heart some of coach Al MacDonald's words behind the front-running Little Britain entry. The latter have a game in hand over both Whit- by and Uxbridge. Sunderland is in fourth spot of wisdom. WHITBY PERKS UP 'Oshawa Crushmen Face Battle For Second Spot Eastern Ontario Junior 'B'|of Peterborough for third spot Hockey League takes place to-/ STANDINGS Crushmen and Cougars have! © CRUSHMEN SCORING '| split their two encounters so far |\this year, Oshawa taking the| Mike Keenan 11 14 25 lfirst 9-2 and Cougars the sec-'Gary Bradley 10 14 24 ond 6-5 in Cobourg. | Bill: Prentice 710 17 John Gray of Cobourg seems | Ron Webb 8 to be running away with scoring|Terry O'Reilly 4 {honors in the league as he has| Ric Knowles 6 a 10-point advantage over the| Frank Sawyer 8 second place scorer, Gord Kelly,| Wayne Blanchard 2 also of Cobourg. Gray has 37|Pete McNamee 1 |points on 23 goals and 14 assists | Scott Seagrist 7 | while Kelly has 20 goals and 17| Doug Whiting 1 | assists. Henry Novak 4 Mike Keenan is Oshawa's top|John Nestic 3 scorer with 25 is}Tom Wilton 0 SNNBNSODMU ROS ) | | | points and 'VOTING ENDS WEDNESDAY, | "ATHLETE OF YEAR' POLL With the exception of Gay- lord Powless, the majority of | Ontario and Durham county athletes receiving votes are those engaged in "'individual" | Oshawa Times Athlete - of- the Year contest is entering its final week and voters are requested to send in their ballots as quickly as possi- Jim Higgs, Johnny Ryan, | Battle for second place in the|currently tied with Jim Grady) p In the third and final period, Oshawa coach brand (right) chooses Ivan Boldirev as his unlucky vic- | ble to allow for speedy tab- sports, as opposed to team | | ulation sports. However, there are | ----_--_------ | The contest closes Dec, 20 exceptions such as Ed Aru, TODAY HOCKEY OHA Junior 'B' Lakeshore LEAGUE: Cobourg Cougars vs Oshawa Crushmen; at Civ- ic Auditorium, 8:00 p.m OHA Junior 'A' League: Oshawa Generals ys Toronto a' Maple Leaf Gardens, 8:00 p.m. Oshawa NHL Mite League: at Civic Auditorium, 6:00 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. OHA Junior 'B' Metro Lea- gue: Whitby Lasco Steelers vs Markham Seal-0-Wax; at Markham Arena, 8:00 p.m. Lakeshore Novice League: Ajax at Uxbridge, 6:30 p.m. and Pickering at Port Perry, Perry Flyers at Newcastle, 8:00 p.m. Oshawa Protestant League: at Civic Auditorium, 7:00 a.m, to 12:00 noon OMHA Novice League: Red Wings vs Maple. Leafs at \12:00 noon and Canadiens vs \Bruins, at 1:00 p.m.; both }games at Civic Auditorium. OMHA Exhibition Game: [Oshawa Pee Wee All-Stars; at | /Civic Auditorium, 4:15 p.m. | Lakeshore Novice League: {Port Perry at Markham, 11:00 a.m. Lakeshore ee Wee League: {Brooklin at Markham, 12:30 |P m, and Pickering at Whitby, 14:45 p.m. and any ballots received af | ter that date will not be re- corded. o Don Fleming and Bev Boys, | not necessarily in this order. Voters are asked to fill three names on the ballot in pear : Cay Lumber' while Oshawa| order of preference and send field; Don Jackson, figure Quality Fuels nipped. Duplate to the Oshawa Times Skating; Doris Joll, 5-pins; |6-4 in other Oshawa Minor them | sports department. Any athlete in Ontario or Janice Godfrey, paraplegic |tion at the Children's Arena Durham counties or a play- field events; Ernie McPhee |last night. er on a team that represents and Bernie Guindon, boxing; Phil Gay with two, Gary} these counties is eligible, As Harold Norville, weightlifting; |Hood, Dwight Partridge and many ballots as desired may be sent in John Hayes, harness racing; "Ric" Sheridan, skeet shoot- ing and others. }rounded out Merv Marshall, and Pete Landers. Andy Boychuk, Ross High' in the standings to Individual sports activities | date are Gaylord Powless, 4.4 votes comi in as Pam Miller, John Maracle, ina ani dari ote : p McLaughlin, horse- | Jack Shearer track and | Lakeshore Bantam League? 'Ajax at Lindsay, 4:30 p.m. Lakeshore Midget League: 8:00 p.m. Lakeshore Bantam League: Pickering at Uxbridge, 7:30 p.m. Whitby at Bowmanville, 7:00 Lakeshore Juvenile League: {p.m. Brovklin at Uxbridge, 9:00 |~ CERIN p.m. and Oshawa ys. Peter- CATCHER BRINGS SUIT borough Church; at Civic SEATTLE, Wash: (AP) -- Arena, 9:00 p.m. Mickey Vernon, manager of | Vancouver Mounties of the Pa- SATURDAY \cific Coast League, has been! HOCKEY \dismissed as a defendant in the|Y2" Collegiate :last night. -- : MONTREAL (CP) -- Roger|would remind people that "an OHA Intermediate League: | $75,000 damage suit brought by) Hawks led 37-30 at half time) Officials Jim Brady and) Poitras, co - owner and mana-|athlete is only on the field two| SUPPLIES Whitby Mel-Rons at Sunder- {catcher Merritt Ranew of the and added 49 more in the second Lionel Kelly handed out eight ger of Rosemont Bombers of the|or more hours, after which he} 1405 KING land, 8:00 p.m. and Port |Seattle Angels half while Oakwood could net personal and two technical fouls| Metropolitan Junior A Hockey|becomes a: black man again| East of Town Line Ee siarote - only 35 second half points. to the winners while Grads) League, was suspended for life| subject to the same discrimina-| PHONE 728-9421 A fine 22-point performance|picked up 11 personal fouls. |Saturday by the Quebec Ama-|tion other black men must live || HOURS: Mon. to Fri. 7:30 te She Oshawa Times ATHLETE-OF-THE-YEAR (Contest Closes Dec. 20, 1967) My First Gholee = 6.46 ie a My Second Choice ...........:. pitas My Third Choice ieee ee RETURN TO THE OSHAWA TIMES SIGNED seeee Hee SEU EE SUES Pry PA HOCKEY EQUIPMENT ! 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This big fellow can skate. He can stickhandle and shoot but he just doesn't seem to be able to put the puck in the net. Per- haps he is trying too hard or on Ike Hilde- trals' THIS IS THE WAY IT'S tim to demonstrate to Gen- the proper way to throw a body check. players the other hand, he may -not be getting 'really up' for the games. He has the potential of being the best player in the league if he starts to show his true form. Lloyd Seymour and Ronnie Moore each scored a pair of goals for Whitby, with aces to Gord Platt, Aimie Rousseau and Mike Gray. John Vesters picked up a.trio of assists, good enough to win him the Carling's "player of the game" award. Dane Rogerson, a hard-work- ing centre for the losers, was the pick of their team as he scored two goals but appeared to tire badly in the third period as the Woodmen, like many teams who have played in Whit- by this year, have come to town with a makeshift lineup. Newcastle did have ten men for the start of the game and gained one more as the first period was. half-way finished. It is capers like this that make it hard for the local team to get the fans really worked up and it is high time the Ontario Hock- ey Association took steps to curb such offenders. Steve Burns and Mel Steven- son added the other goals for the losers, st HNN A potted three the scoring for} NEW YORK |U.S. civil rights movement lead- ers, Dr. Martin Luther King and . ~|Floyd McKissick said Thursday ss |they support a boycott of next} year's Olympic Games by} American Negro athletes. They also called for the re- moval of American Avery| Brundage as head of the Inter-| national Olympic Committee. | ener on | An organizer of the boycott) Banks Flooring while E. Mault,| .aid Brundage has shown him- €M-| self to be anti-Semitic and anti- (AP) -- Shearer Leads 'King Supports Boycott At Next Olympic Games shoes; Ron Richards, skiing; |80als in leading Banks Floor-| ing to a 7-3 victory over Ernie Two | sion."" JQUALITY | | DONE, GUYS Generals were in practice yesterday for two weekend encounters. Oshawa plays head of the Olympic commis- Now Open UTILITIES gro. Dr. King, Nobel Peace Prize Oakwood Grads 86-65 Basketball Association mediate game played at Done-'eight, Solish six and Dubinsky| five also in a losing cause, by Al Fleming led Hawks, Gary|~ Van Derkyr and Gary Cuff fol- lowed closely with 17 and 15 re- Midgets Defeat 5 vely, Stewart O'Bri con-} ': " biel" sight, sp h n Gratis Richmond Hill is! hooped seven points, Tom Oli- nyk and Jim Ellaschuk six each while Bob Booth rounded out the|in pacing Oshawa 'Alnor' Mid- winners scoring with five points.|gets to a 8-4 victory over Rich- Two players chalked up 16 mond Hill in an exhibition mid- Jedemee a See ocney eae played at the |Children's Arena last night. NAMED PRESIDENT Mark Blanchard added two NEW YORK (AP) -- Joe|goals for the winners, Jim An- Goldstein, director of public re-|drews, Scott Wilson and Dusty lations at Roosevelt Raceway,|Lynd contributed singles also was elected president of thejin a winning cause. 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'FORTS OFFSET Frank St. Marseilles, in the rst period, and Gary Sabourin,| ; HOCKEY $' By THE CANADIAN PRESS National League Eastern Division ¢ WoL Fk AM I 15 7 4 93 71 34 } 87 82 33 I 82 58 31 77 30 12 11 77° «(75 28) 9 12 68 65 25 Western Division 12 9 5 59 58 29 1311 3 74 82 29 11 13. 3 72 80 25) 911 6 61 71 24) 816 3 54 616 5 53 Thursday's Results hicago 3 Detroit 1 | it. Louis 2 Philadelphia 2 Se Tonight's Games | oston at Oakland Cl innesota at Los Angeles 1G Ontario Junior A EB WLT F APtip 64 32| 66 30| 7, 58 30 66 29| ct 67 28|c 94 19] 9117; 67 106 141" 413 5 70 102 13) tlawa 119 2 39137 4|W Thursday's Results r Ottawa 2 Hamilton 5 Wi Kitchener 2 Peterborough 2 Tonight's Games Qu Ottawa at Niagara Falls Th Peterbourough at Kitchener {Tr Montreal at London 5 ) Oshawa at Toronto | Lonborg Signs For $5000 S 2 Rona 2 3 Niagara Falls 14 5 4101 itchener 14 4 2117 amilton 13 5 4101 6 6 913 1 84 712 3 62 612 2 Ro BOSTON (AP) -- "It only|St- took about a minute," said 24- Ha year-old Jim Lonborg as he|= walked out of Boston Red Sox|= office with a contract calling for} salary next season of about) $50,000. 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