Oshawa Times (1958-), 10 Mar 1965, p. 12

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2 -- 'THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesdey, Merch 10, 1965 SPORTS MENU By Geo. H. Campbell | SPORTS EDITOR verything From Soup To Nuts' | OSHAWA GENERALS and their fans are seething red- hot. They've got the bug! Today, when the ticket sale for the Niagara Falls' Arena opens, here at Civic Auditorium, 4:30 o'clock, they expect a lineup of over a hundred fans, looking for tickets and there are just 59 available. All this adds up to a banner attendance on Tuesday night of next week, when Niagara Falls Flyers play the second game of their 4-out-of-7 series, here, Calm observers maintain that the Generals have to win at least one game in the first six, on 'Niagara Falls' ice. But the same gentry also insist, that should the 'series go to six games, then it could quite easily 'go to the full seven -- and in a sudden-death tilt, even in 'Niagara Falls, anybody can win the verdict. Meanwhile, 4tickets for Tuesday's game go on sale Saturday. morning at 10:00 o'clock, at the usual local ticket depots. Don't be late-- there'll not be many tickets left by Tuesday night ! WHITBY "DUNNIES" are all even in their playoff series with the Etobicoke Indians. Last night, the Indians managed to defeat Whitby Dunlops 6-4, in Etobicoke. This was the third game of the series and now they're exactly tied, with one win apiece and one ti¢ game. Fourth game of this series is in the Whitby Arena on Friday evening, at 8:30 o'clock. This is the one '"'Dunnies" need to win -- and if they do, they'll have a lead in that crucial series and a great chance to emerge as Junior "B" Metro League final series contenders. But the situation is serious -- should the "Dunnnies" lose on their home ice, Friday night, then they will have lost their margin and will be forced to win another game right in Eto- bicoke, in order to survive, DIAMOND DUST: -- News from the various training camps is of special interest to the baseball fans today... . CHARLIE DRESSEN, amiable and talkative manager of the Detroit Tigers, who during his sojourn with Toronto Leafs, was.a guest speaker here at the Oshawa Kiwanis Club, a cou- ple of years back, suffered a heart attack this week and the 66-year-old mentor will likely miss the first part of the season, with coach Bob Swift taking over the reins, to steer the Tigers fowards an American League pennant... . JOE GIBSON, rookie pitcher with Chicago White Sox, was struck on his throwing arm by a line-drive, off the bat of J. C. Martin, in f@ squad game yesterday. The arm was fractured, just above the wrist, so he'll be sidelined for six weeks... . DICK SIS- LER, who ran the Cincinnati Reds and very well (they fin- | shed tied for second and only one game away from the World Series) when cancer-stricken Fred Hutchinson had to quit the Cincy bench, is now facing the job of running the team for himself but he has confidence and so have the Cincy fans -- they think the Reds can win the pennant this season. .. . WARREN SPAHN, at 44, with N.Y. Mets and Hoyt Wilhelm, 42 in July, with Chicago White Sox, are both going great guns "in their spring training camp drills and indicating that neither HOLD OFF ATTACK-- Montreal Canadiens -defence- men Noel- Picard. (24) and Terry Harper (19) clash By THE CANADIAN PRESS Detroit Red Wings' mighty late-season drive left them lead- ing the Nat'onal Hockey League after Tuesday's 3-2 victory over Montreal Canadiens although seconds to do so. on home ice was engineered by team captain Alex Delvecchio, Sclub will have to dust off "the old rockin' chair" for a while yet. }who banged in his own rebound at 19:55 of the third period to WORLD TOURNEY demonstration of by Red Wing fans. Russia Meets Sweden The game was one of three Defroit had in hand over Chi- cago Black Hawks and_ the Wings made it count to take a one-point lead over Chicago. Detroit's 11th consecutive win j@ set off a delirious five-minute | appreciation | with Detroit Red Wings' Gordie Howe (9) cutting off his attack in the first period action of the NHL contest at they needed a goal in the dying @ Wings Edge Habs, Now In Top Spot ? first period, including a goal by ; just inside the Red Wings blue- ; ond period with goals by Del- _ Canadiens + in the last five games and fol- Ken Hodge Wins Junior Scoring Race By THE CANADIAN PRESS St, Catharines Black Hawks' sixth-place finish in the Ontario Hockey Association Junior A series was through no fault of big rightwinger Ken Hodge. , Hodge, who rates high. on Chicago Black Hawks' list of future National Hockey League players, enjoyed a productive and walked off with top honors in the scoring race. The all-star rightwinger fired 63 goals, tops in the league, and assisted on 60 others, to finish with 123 points. Andre Lacroix, who went to Peterborough Petes from Mont- real Junior Canadiens at the beginning of the season, was second with 119 points. Lacroix, who was going great guns prior to an eye injury a couple of weeks ago, counted 45 goa's and 74 assists. His assists total was highest in the circuit. Brian MacDonald of St. Cath- arines took third place with 47 goals and 61 assists. Bernie Parent of the first- By CLIFF GORDON Etobicoke Indians, scoring three fast goals in the first per- iod, defeated Whitby Dunlops © 6-4 in the third game of the Metro Junior B Hockey League's best-of-seven semi-final series at Etobicoke last night. ; The win was the first in seven meetings for the Indians over , Whitby this year and knotted the set at one victory each, cou- pled with a tie which occurred at Whitby last Friday. Fourth game of this torrid series is slated for the Whitby Arena on | Friday night. ; As had been expected the ° game was a rough one and drew the ire of the local fans as ® well as Manager Ivan Davie who has stated that his team © will not play in the Etobicoke © Arena again unless the proper - police protection is provided for his team. It appears that no such protec- tion was afforded the Dunlops last night and they took con- siderable abuse: from the fans TOM LAVENDER after the game as well as be- tween periods when they left the ice. | place Niagara Falls Flyers was a standout in the goalkeeping department, allowing only goals in 33 1-3 games for a 2.58 average. Chuck Goddard of Peterbor- ough, who played all but one of the 56-game schedule, allowed 196 goals for a 3.56 average. The leaders: G 63 45 A Pts. 60 123 74 119 61 108 55 106 59 106 53 103 65 101 57 100 Detroit last night. Montreal goalie Charlie Hodge (1) guards the net --(AP Wirephoto) Hodge.' St. Cath. Lacroix, Peterb'r'gh MacLonald St. Cath. 47 Fitzpatrick, Kitch, 51 Grant. Peterborough 47 Buchanan, Oshawa 50 Peters, Hamilton 36 Laurent, Toronto 43 Petes Defeat St. Kitts 3-2 86) Orr And Buchanan On All-Star Teams Two Oshawa Generals play- ers, Bobby Orr and Ron Bucha- nan, made the 1964-65 OHA Junior 'A' All-Star teams, pick- ed by the eight league coaches. Orr, who finished 11th in the scoring race with 95 points on 35 goals and 60 assists, was the lone holdover from last year's first team. The 16-year-old de- fenceman--a unanimous choice in 1963-64 -- was named to the first squad on six ballots and the second team on one. Buchanan, who winds up his centre position. with six points. Buchanan had 103 points in 49 games, including 50 goals. In three years with Generals, he earned 251 points in regular season play, 114 of them goals. Rightwinger Ken Hodge of St. Catharines Black Hawks was the only unanimous choice on the first team with 21 points. Voting was carried out on a three-point basis for the first squad and one for the second with the coaches not allowed to vote for players on their own Indians Tie Series, Defeat Dunlops 6-4 -- Tim Ecclestone was the big snipper for the homesters as - he triggered a pair of Bill Young, John O'Flaherty, Jim Gosse and Bill Ecclestone addeq the others, oak, Tommy "avender notched two goals for the Dunlops with sin- gles going to captain Brian Fletcher and Oshawa's own Phil } Solomon. The Indians, who. were really fired up for this game, led 3-0 at the end of the first period and held a slim 3-2 margin after 40 minutes of play. Whitby -tied it at 3-3 early. in the final period but the Indians fired three consecutive goals before Lavender closed out the scoring with less than-two min- utes remainining. The Dunnies will have to sit back and lick their wounds until Friday night when they' can once again take the lead with an all-out effort. The local team will find the Indians are going to be a mighty tough crew now that they have tasted the fruits of victory over the classy Whitby boys. FIRST PERIOD 1. Etobicoke, B. Young (Marsh) 2. Etobicoke, O'Flaherty 3, Etobicoke, T. Ecclestone (B. Ecclestone, Cowan) 27 Penalties -- B. Young 1.16, Taylor 3.12, T. Ecclestone 3.38, Marsh, Gay 4.27, Gosse 7.29, Lavender 8.12, Gosse 12.48, Lastic 15.25. SECOND 4, Whitby, Lavender (Gay, Fletcher) 1.08 5. Whitby, Fletcher (Solomon, Gay) 18.24 Penalties -- B. Young 5.38, Lastic (10- minute misconduct), B. Young (10-minute misconduct) 7.51, Byrne (minor and mis- conduct), Wing (minor) 9.15, Bowering 12.29, Delcourt 13.25, 17.56, Thompson 13.25, B, Ecclestone 17.02. THIRD PERIOD Solomon Tt. Ecclestone 0.38 2.17 PERIOD Gosse » McGuinn) 8B. E Etobicoke, (O'Flaherty, Etobocoke, B. (T, Ecclestone, 16.12 Whitby, Lavender (Fletcher, Solomon) "wa 6. 7. 6. 9 0. By THE CANADIAN PRESS junior career with Generals this year, made the second All- team. : Other first team members are Penalties -- Lastic 12.26, 15.36, Bower> ing 12.26, Marshall 17.08, B. Young 18.04, Lastic, B. Young (major) 19.38. For a while, Canadiens domi- nated play with rushing hockey and outshot Detroit 15-8 in the Jean Beliveau with a shot from line Detroit recovered in the sec- vecchio a chio's Ullman. 'Delvec- first was scored when were in disarray while changing lines. He took a long pass from Howe and scored ona shoulder- high shot Uliman's goal was his eighth lowed a short pass from Howe. Montreal tied the game before Wayne. Carleton of Toronto|Star team. Named Marlboros may be embarking on the most opportune come-|Season, back of his three-year Ontario|successful Hockey Association Junior A career. 2 The 18-year-old left winger, who missed most of the regular season with gimpy_ knees, Buchanan completed season despite seven games. team-cap- tain of Generals late in the|Petes who won the centre berth a in- juries that kept him out for The lanky forward made the Andre Lacroix of Peterborough and Brit Selby of Toronto Marl- boros taking the left wing posi- tion. Lacroix polled 14 points and Selby 18. Goaltender Bernie Parent of Niagara Falls Flyers,: who led the regular netminders with a CURLING ICE FOR scored two goals and set up an- GM Basketball .58 average, polled 19 points other to help salvage a 5-5 come - from - behind tie with Montreal Junior Canadiens in the opener of their best-of- seven semi-final series Tues- day night. Peterborough Petes took an early lead and held on to edge St. Catharines Black Hawks 3-2. Niagara Falls Flyers open,Season. | their series with Oshawa Gen-| League commissioner All-Star Squads Garney Gunn was the only unanimous selection on the Gen- eral Motors Employees' Basket- ball League All-Star teams this Ed RENT DURING MARCH RGasonable Rates --by-- BOWMANVILLE CURLING CLUB while Peterborough's Chuck Goddard ended up on the second team with 11. Toronto's Jim McKenny and Gilles Marotte of Flyers tied for the second de- fensive position alongside Orr. Defencemen named to the second team were Serge Savard of Montreal Junior Canadiens, five points, and John Vander- burg of Peterborough with four --Phone-- 623-2760 623-5848 the end of the second on Bobby) |). 3+ Home Friday night. |Kolodzie made the announce- Houssean ¢ marxer, Other Toronto scorers were|ment last.night and said Gunn, The loss was Montreal's sec-|weil Clarke, Mike Byers and) who is a centre with the Student ond in a row although the team| Ray Wintersteln. |Engineers, received all 14 pos- appeared to have recovered) yontreal opened a 3-1 first-pe-|sible points to easily make the from its 1gnominious 7-0 thump-| iod lead on two goals by Chris-|first All-Star squad. ing in Chicago Sunday. \tian Bordeleau: and one by Don| Other players on the first All- lLiesemer: Jacques Lemaire|Star team and the points they jand Robin Burns scored second-|received are as follows: Gary points. Leftwinger Jacques Lemaire of Montreal and the Petes' Dan- ny Grant completed the second squad's forward unit. BAD BOY perinitety SELLS FOR LESS! FREEZERS - 21 CU. FT. 5 Yeor Guarantee made by Beatty. Free food plan. Free delivery, PRICED FROM The spread could be a one- |day wonder as Detroit plays at \Toronto while Chicago goes to shown a great deal of power in\New York in tonight's games. the first half of the 11-day| Delvecchio's winning goal championships here, and it was|was his second of the night andj held to a 2-2 tie by Finland jhis 20th of the season. It was} Established Swedish stars} haven't produced in the scoring) column, and only one player,| is} Lord Lundstrom, has scored . ithree goals. Canada playing) + B oh FB el and Me bere Another tie wou'd be costly, a 5 j ibut not fatal to Sweden's vakia facing Finland in the | : ie ionship. ijchances for the title, but a ioss| M } a" ana "Crecho-|WOuld put the Swedes three| n Inor eague Russia, Canada and © joints off the pace, and mean) virtual elimination. In Important Contest By ROD CURRIE TAMPERE, Finland (CP)-- Russia and Sweden meet to- night in the first important game of the world hockey championships. The pressure is) on the Swedish team. A full three-game schedule ALEX DELVECCHIO the ninth game in a row he has| Although the cliche that "as|THEY'RE THREE BEHIND scored a point or more. |Gordie Howe goes, so go the} Canadiens ended up_ three : . ' : : -|Wings" is not so apparent this|points behind Detroit and two|Period goals before Toronto ao (13), hy ogg ky |season, Howe assisted in allibehind Chicago. Detroit has a|went on its four-goal spree in Data tee. dU yee oes nal k th ll Pl three Detroit goals. jgame in hand over Montreal the third period. , forward (8), Engineering Che- S. e a a | Charlie Hod hor __,| Jim Paterson, Mickey Red-| velles; guards, Bob Booth (13), ULLMAN GETS 32ND \thine (Guatpy @araioy replaced) mond and Gary Monahan/Students and Tom Olinyk (10), Norm Ullman, having by fatlyoa) nets for the game i opmag|scored for. Peterborough with| Data Processing. |nis best year in the NHL, scored|os shots, three less than RogeriJetty MacMillan and Wayne! Centre Bob Michaud of Parts \the other Wings goal for his\crovier in Detroil mats Tt ve. | Maki replying for Hawks: and Service made the second CKLB defeated Parts and|32nd of the season. | ve ---- ---- slovakia are tied for first place imains t : ee a --|squad with forwards Chuck De- in the eighi-country tournament, | |Service 48-33 in the Simcoe Hall] Mortrea! was probably farlreal.. pha . Toe Wake ae bona and Joe Olinyk along with |Settlement House Minor Basket-|from unhappy have } $ a e | each. with 3-0. won-lost records|WON FIRST GAME to com-|swite Fn ndihiy ee Marcel Boivin and Jack Lyons, and six points. Sweden, with) Today, the Canadians meet ajball League playoffs, on the/pleted its last game of the sea- mice tir anne oe both guards, completing the list. two victories and a tie, is fourth fired-up German club that won|weekend. Victory gave CKLBIson in Detroit. Canadiens wWere| He has stated Hodge or W | Booth was the unanimous awith five points. its first game of the tournament|the two-game total point seriesjunable to win in the Olympiaisley will remain in tae only > choice as the Most Valuable : [et : Piha danas Player while Marcel Boivin of Accounts Payable and Gunn fin- to an easy 33-4 victory over the The Swedish team hasn't/against the U.S. Tuesday night/99-70 all year. long as they are winning | aha OAR i TS So P< OIG ROOD ERS AAS Di ' | | i | ished second and third respect- jof two brother combinations|1§ and Victor Rudak picked up| |Maples in the opening game of | The game was one of twolscored 14 points with Jim Bas-| league tonight with Engineering re ; . CAN : | | Fi | Bidd Pla offs By THE CANADIAN PRESS International League ment House on the weekend. ' " | gineers in the Championship pool Tuesday (3). Hatanit WoT Ontario Junior leach of the first and third quar-| Jead in the fourth round of the)it." grt downing Norway 4-1.\the Fire Fighters downed Police) yp) 4, Adee in a 24-point|/consolation round. Both are the |Montreal . 30 21 11 180 162 71| seven quarter-final 1-0) leffort. he West t Kiwanis Club at! | total points series and will be the. Westmoun wre lpoints. Eas Germany is 1-3 and nae 19 33 10 156 205 48) (First of best-of-seven quarter-|while Mike Brisebois added the \(Eulalie avenue). J lonwae ar i eet : ' 7, sare Bill G (Eul U.S and Norway are last with\)i,< (11), Ralph Branton (19)|Montreal 2 Detroit 3 Central Ontario Junior For the losers, Bill Gobel and | Novy and Joachim ii 5 | vedn \(Smiths Falis leads b apiece. The second game of the LAST NIGHT'S STARS 41-6, White Aces upset Purple|ziesche each s : Marlowe tallied 15 points for the|petroit at Toronto : 8 Falis leads best - of- : 'downed Red Trotters 8-5. jthe U.S. Helmut's brother, pojanood' advanced to the| Hastert Dicision Espanola 2 North Bay 9 In an exhibition contest, the| Alex Delvecchio, who scored 'whi G : added the) g ; a bee : i i 7 Detroit Red Wings a 3-2 victory while Bob Krawec adde: and Rudiger, also played a key| oo. the round 98-62 Baltimore 941 216 67/Garson - Falconbridge 5 Sault eight points for the winners. Banting Series Opener Jim Bak sparked the Bantings F 181 211 A Pt 148 156 162 150 205 229 R.C.A, VICTOR i b tenn War The 'East Germans camel" Joc. Kramey led the. winners| oe -- ! . 3-WAY HOME THEATRE jfrom behind twice with the help), "arviy "Ror a| : Bombers Lead ie and Vietor tutae nicked om) HOCKEY SCORES, STANDINGS ne Chonge, 25° TV. all in one Wart 88 "C r g . fe ; Cha , 23" TV all in one Walnut jthat accounted for four goals../13° For Parts, Bill Langley| J \the Biddy Basketball League) The playoffs continue in the Cabinet." Free Home' Service. $479.00 c e finals at the Simcoe Hall Settle- " YALUE played in the fourth round of|kerville getting ten, Dennis date Chevelles meeting. Student En- the seven-round championship|Hercia (6) and: John Davidson National Leauue Muskegon 3 Des Moines 6 Bak scored eight points in ua TV b took over the Final and Accounts Payable BIG SCREEN Blue Bombers too ; In the other, Finland also won| In another thrilling game,|2Cts! ie a 74\st. Catharines 2 Peterborough 3\ters, and four in the other two|taking on GMI Alumni in the 'dy Basketball League play-| |\Chicago 33:23 7 73| (Peterborough leads best. - of-|frames, to turn 0 Hand wired circuit, full power trans- 88 Biddy re aa zs e one by | Finland is 1-2-1 in the won-lost| Association 38-35 .to take thel, : 8 | jopening games of a two-game former. Up-front tuning,. AGC circuit. s offs, coached and spo' Yicolumn and js fifth, with three! round 72-68. a 26 21 14 176 66| Montreal 5 Toronto 5 Ken Embury fired eight points Swin-out chassis, Convectaire Cooling, ' avai. Glu ive WhiGh "paced: the wi |New York 9 played at McLaughlin Collegiate Fidelity tone audio system. With trade the Simcoe Hall Boys' Clu))<i<th with two points while the ice eitk ae toints, Gord Par| Tuesd PBs iy 40)" final) other 'on a foul shot. and Vocational Institute. s 4 7 4 uesday's Resu In Saturday's action, __ the|04 records, 4 Dave J : &) Chaclesi. a 7 j Hawkesbury 2 Smiths Falls 5/ Tommy Edwards had two points WE ARE OPEN EVERY NIGHT 'Bombers defeated Gold Kings} py.jmut and Dave Jameson (5). Charles| Wednesday's Games | igor : : a INCLUDING 'TIL 9:30 P M * ch scored two goals . wi 7 : 3 | seven semi-final 1-0) two-game total point series is ae WEDNESDAY e e e ' i vils dalsilosers with Dave Calder. (8)|Chicago at New York : : By THE CANADIAN PRESS Hawks 6-2 and Green Devilsjfor ihe East Germans against/and Don [LePage (6). Daaigts to f0 Me aleken Northern Ontario Junior _|*Dis Saturday. FOR YOUR SHOPPING CONVENIENCE Tom Horruzey led Blue Bomb-|Erich. had a goal and an assist : N Th Hurons defeated the Avenuesjhis second goal of the game Everybody Knows the Place--Bad Boy--King St. E. t a pphongi ' ints| Padk ASSIS" Finals with a 54-32. win over| tT FA pt|(North Bay leads best-of-seven] jo .7 wi ing|with five seconds left to give : iers to victory with eight pointsjand the Noack brothers. Ulrichixinigch's. The Bolahood boys|Guebce 1 246 202 79| semi-final 3-2) 12-7 with Ken Jordan scoring 728-4658--4659 31 over Montreal Canadiens. other three. For Gold Kings, part in the victory. Ulrich got a 917 204 66 Ste. Marie 11 Larry Norton and Dick Howsen Henry Chyb, Bill Broome and) goal BM See eclécareon: < Waleanotaue completed their total with two John Spasiew scored two each. The Christian brothers, Billy 9 df ae . Jagd Falequproge apiece. : Purple, Hawks, who had beenjand Roger led the losing U.S.|°;\4on (g). Andy Cherkas (2) nha | Nick yon pen ge los- ' i Ss, W h jeffort wit g jpw : M 5 | a 9 9 | ers wit ree points. These two leading the series, were shuffled rt wi h one goal each, and Ren Melnroy (2) | Rochester 43 18 3 264 173 89liitchener 7 Stratford 4 Pp wi to a four-way: tie for second-| -- say 3 ' t squads will play another exhibi- Bob Shepherd 12|Bu falo v 24 «6 221 mh Tass, Thomas 2 Sarnia 7 tion game on the same day as setback to White Aces. points for Kinloch's Pittsburgh 27 31 6 bd ha . Chatham 3 London 5 the finals. | Larry Wiggins paced the Aces \(8), Claude Rochefort nd 19. 41-5 201 260 4 i 'with three points with Rob] W ld P] esate aad ; | | | CKLB, ire ighters andia.. ert Dervent picking up a single. | n or ay |Bolahood's now meet in a four- Clev pig Soong yl | in zee the ene eae TAMPERE, Finland (cp)--|2ame round-robin series start-\c., prancisco 4 Victoria 2 man fog earele \Sfandings in the world hockey|ceitiement House on Simcoe HAVE GUN : \Nashville 4 Charlotte 1 In the final game, Green| games: _ | (Nashville leads best - of - five Devils climbed into a tie for] | semi-final 1-0) MINOR AND MAJOR second as they defeated Red| REPAIRS game. Bob Lipa, the Green Russia Devils' captain, was the team's|C'slovakia "spark plug" although he scored|Canada plays" that enabled David Tul-|Finland jock to score six important|E. Germany points. United States ~ Tuesday's Results fired two each for the losers)... Germany 7 U 2 10. © |E , y 7 United States a Phianzer added) riniang 4 Norway-1 Aces against Gold Kings, Blue|Poland 0 Bombers meet Green Devils and)W. Germany Purple Hawks tackle Red Trot-|Switzerland WLT Pts.| Austria 3 6 | Yugoslavia 2 4 |Britain 4 For the winners. Rick Beli ski (18), Mike Skoblikows (14), Brian Myers . (10), 5 4 4 leads best-of-seven semi-final 3-2) Ontario Junior B "LOW PROFILE" © DOMINION ROVAL MASTER \ "Attention New Car Buyers" SPECIAL PREMIUM DOMINION i) MASTER SALE LIMITED TIME ONLY fer scored Joe Zimmy|" (6) and|Clevela e| 728-1601 WILL GREASE ALL MAKES AND MODELS JOHN T. MARKOVICH, Proprietor Oshawa Esso Service Centre KING ST. WEST at PARK RD. WN ca RYO TAD UL 4 are) nn \\\ jstreet. SOCCER SCORES LONDON (Reuters) -- Scores) jof. Znglish League soccer Divi- sion Ill games Tuesday night: | Cartisle 2 Exeter 1 | |Brimsby 9 Bristol C NCOME TAX RETURNS Completed T. 1. Short Form STILL 2.00 U.A.W. HALL «. 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