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THE DAILY TIMES-GAZETTE FRIDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1947 'PAGE TWELVE BY |QPORT ©. . NAPSHOTS c= : t night, the Windsor Spit- one Junior game was played las fires ion Bn the Guelph Biltmores at Galt and the Spitfires Fale ye Hatters 10-3 in a rough-and-rugged encounter, Guelph i} 0 badly for the first period but faded halfway facush She Sao R Sova and mpletely in the final frame. ul . et on Tatter McClelland, while the small Guelph winger | wis lying on the ice, and Houle was given a match penalty for 1s get ie offence. A suspension will follow, no Sou Binh Pin oo . McClelland in the fo . ba ini Rapp ir Ities also in this rough game oi ihe paren for this return Vv. tly having a chip on their shoulder Br promi where they lost their Coach Jim Skinner drs iid 1 weeks, following an altercation there about two weeks agos Te in lags * night 'puts Windsor a little stronger with a 4-point lead over b e fand they have played one more game than the Oshawa Club, . : J > 3 HLA, "smell' being aired today. The C.A. and Telford, a couple of Northern Outatle, the summer, when ed Guelph certificates away back in ig i gt travelling in Northern Ontario--and then the players decided they would accept expense money from the Oshawa } eir hockey her ea A I phony at Hershey) and refused to Soest back to Oshawa--or Guelph. Now the C.A.H.A, after suspen ng them, has stated they'll re.instate them providing they roms } be monies paid to them by the Oshawa Club jand if they play cana, hockey-- it must be with Guelph. Of course, the boys have bots playing all along with Boston Olynipiés in the Eastern U.S. a o League--despite their C.AHA. Pp and p an a eg agreement between the two governing bodies that they would sup- port each other's suspensions. There in one small news story you have revealed two pertinent facts. First, the C.AH.A, is not Joy strictly amateur when it orders players to return money they have received. Second, The U.S, Eastern League is operating as it likes, regard to the for C.A.H.A. rulings on suspensions. Add this Wien: ockey team farce and it becomes obvious present Canadian Olympic he that it's time the C.A.H.A. toughened up--or refrain from bluffing on the strength of their alleged "power." * J The first practice workout for the Oshawa Junior "B" OHA. Hoskey entry, will be held at the Oshawa Arena on Monday evening, Dec. 22n ¢ at seven o'clock sharp and will be a one-hour session. All boys under 2 years of age on Nov. 1st of this year, ard? cordially invited to turn ou and make a bid for a spot. Manager Vic. Burr has intimated that. his team will be a young one, with a slight preference being expected for 18-year-old players or even good 17-year-olds. Manager Vic and Coach Reg. Mills hope to have a big turnout of players on Monday night and /they ask all prospects to bring their own skates, stick and pads, etc. for . There was a flock of other pena: There's a new hockey has announced that Bettio LJ] nd Ey LL de eh a a Een ar TR r-- 8 : ) * * Bill Sherry, former Hamilton Tiger defence star for many seasons and now the new coach of the Guelph Biltmores, will bring his Junior puck-chasers to the Oshawa Arena tomorrow night for a tilt with the Generals. This is Guelph's last visit of the season to Oshawa so any Jocal hockey fans who haven't yet seen the Hatters in action, had better take in tomorrow night's game here. Incidentally, it's the last "home game" for the Generals for two full weeks, next one here being a visit from the Teepees on Saturday, January 3rd. This means the fans will get "a rest" here during the holiday season and will be able to concentrate on their festive activities. However, this game here tomorrow night is important to the Generals. They need the two points if they are to keep within reach of the Windsor Spit- * fires and in addition, theyll be gunning™for their third.straight shut out of the season. They've whipped out the whitewash brush twice in the past six days and if they do it again tomorrow night, it will be a real feather for the Generals. . KA ® ® Montreal Canadiens didn't get any the best of it when they traded , [Bddols and O'Connor to the N.Y. Rangers for Laycoe, Bell'apd another and they may have out-fumbled themselves in their latest, gi Johnny Quilty and Jimmy Peters to Boston for winger Joe Carveth. Canadiens : are going to bring up Floyd Curry and Bobby Filion from their Buffalo Bisons club and Murdy MacKay will go to Buffalo and Bobby Carse to 'Cleveland Barons. Present records show Carveth with more points than EE LE ET Late : Peters and Quilty combined--but maybe they'll improve with a change of Chicago and is already performing as their ace left-winger. LJ 3 * Seventeen of the 32 rinks competing in the annual Boxing Day | Bonsplel, at the local curling club, on Dec. 26th, are Oshawa entries { 30 there'll be keen interest and friendly rivalry prevailing in Ahis annual curling feature. The draw will be announced in tomorrow's issue. Royal Canadians, Lindsay, Fenelon Falls, Cobourg, Peterbor- ough, Markham, Toronto Victorias and High Park will all'be repre. sented. . : H ' - ' * o* 3 ? SPORT SHORTS--John Henry Lewis, light heavyweight champion of the world, knocked out Coleman Johns in the second round of a non- "fitle bout 12 years ago tonight. Lewis defeated Dutch Weiner the following {hight in a non-title tussle . . . . The Czech hockey team looms as a real jthreat to Canada's hockey supremacy to say the Canadian boys who are fover in the old country right now. One must remember however the #hest hockey talent from the Dominion certainly does not have to leave there for any reason to get recognition so that any Canadian players over- Seas, are not really up to the top form expected here . . .. Quite a few fmovie stars will be playing in the Bing Crosby golf tourney and of zoourse the big match will be that between Hope and the Moaner. They may not play the best golf in the world, though.they have scores that » lot of people would be proud to own, but they will certainly provide lots of laughs and that is one of the main purposes of the tourney. The furs who will probably come off winner, will be Skee Reigel and Frank tranahan . ... , K-W. Flying Qutchmen will take on the Senior Marlies itonight and it should be one of the best tests that Joe Primeau's men dave had. Leading the pack from Kitchener will be Don Bauer of last #eason's Oshawa Generals, fa * i + ; : MORE SPORTY BITS--It looks as though the R.C.A.F. Flyers are @eally scraping the bottom of hte barrel, as they are now picking up Ottawa City League players. We are not saying anything against the calibre of the hockey played in that city, but it certainly seems as if the Seam could pick members from higher ranks than that , . ., Wildcat Juniors are going to play a two-game exhibition rugby series. with the Fea es Blue Bombers around New Years and if they win they will | crown themdelves Dominion Junior Champs, the wa; y y they are going right now. They eliminated moze than one team in the East on Rechnicalities and will find the going a little tough out west where their Story bey riod Sxiend ue Brice Woodcock is to meet a South African near fu for the British heavywel holds a little loosely now. prt dh he Jooks as though he could well topple the champ. Quite a few Ameri- cans have fell before his lightning punches, and Woodcock . ck will really have his hands full when he meets this boy, SKIERS Steel Edges on Skis To the Bend . .. $8.50 To the Tip... $10.00 3-DAY SERVICE SMITH SPORT SHOP (Open Evenings) Phone 478 e--may be ré-instated. They went Meanwhile, Gaye Stewart, despite rumors, will stay with | Miller RCAF TEAM GETS OTTAWA CITY LEAGUE PLAYER INJECTION Ottawa, Dec. 19--(CP)--Given a boost" by the injection of a new, high-scoring forward line and one-- perhaps two--new defencemen. R.C. AF. Flyers went to Belleville today to take on Belleviile intermediates and again test their potency as Can- ada's 1948 Olympic hockey represen=- tative. Defeats Show Weakness lowing two defeats which focussed attention on its weakness as Olym. r' material came last night. Air Force officials announced a defence- man and five forwards had been dropped and the first string line of Ottawa New Edinburgh's City League leaders, had been added, along with another centreman and a defenceman. First shake-up of the club fol-T The new line is composed of Reg Schroeder, flanked by Ab Renaud at right wing and Ted Hibberd at left --a line that last week combined for 14 scoring points in one game, Also added is Pete Leichnitz, also of New Edinburghs, who will centre a se- cond Flyer line. Flyers also took + George Puniple, Ottawa St. Patrick's College defenceman, and probably will get another rearguard, Frank Dymster of New Edinburghs. : Officials said other additions would be made to the clib shortly. Dropped from the Flyers original lineup are defenceman Sgt. Stan Molinski of Winnipeg and forwards LAC. Len Beatch, Whitehorse, Y.T.I. LAC. Tommy Moore, Montreal; Cpl. Louis Bergeron, Montreal; Sgt. Dick Thomas, Whitby, Ont. and AC 1. George Wilson, Regina. With the reorganization, plans to produce an all.R.C.AF. club to re- present Canada at St. Moritz, Swit- zerland, have been dropped. Of the news players from New Edinburghs, all but Renaud, are members of the R.C.AF. Reserve, but officials said Ens -d was being retained to keep the nigh scoring line intact. It is expected other new replacements may come from other civilian or ser- vice teams. WINDSOR SPITFIRES SMOTHER BILTMORES Guelph Boys Well Beaten In 'Rough Tussle On Gait Ice, Houle Draws Match Penalty Butch Houle of Windsor Given Match Penalty for Kicking Guelph Forward While Lying On the Ice -- Major Penalty for Fighting Also in Long List of Sentences -- Win In- creases Windsor's Lead By The Canadian Press Hockey coaches are finding the Guelph Biltmores just a little too "hot" to handle. Bobby Bauer, Swat Mason and, the latest, Bill Sherry, have had a tough time trying to hold this ninth-place junior club into something re- sembling a potential playoff squad. The idea started night, Biltmores were swamped 10-3 by the league-leading Windsor Spitfires at Galt in an Ontario Hockey Association Junior A fix< ture for their 12th loss in 17 starts. It was Windsor's 15th victory in 18 starts. There were no senior scheduled. "Hatters" Started Well After a strong first period Biltmores weakened in the final frame and * Windsor rapped in five goals without a' Guelph re- ply. Butch Houle, rugged Wind- sor rearguard was given a match penalty in the second frame for kicking Tatter McLellan while the Guelph player was lying on the ice. 3 Despite their "loss Guelph out- shot Windsor 38-31, Johnny Wilson and Doug Mec- Kay led Windsor with three goals each. Cam Church with two, Jack Taylor and Bruce Giesebrecht were other Spitfire scorers. Lorne Ferguson led 'Guelph with two tallies and Ron Plumb sank Bilt- mores' other counte.s, WINDSOR--Goal, Walmsley; defense, , Bert G brecht; centre, Uniac; wings, John Wilson, Bruce Gle- sebreht; alternates, Frezell, McKay, Taylor, Church, Hay, Pronovost, Houle. GUELPH Goal, Lawson; defence, Martin, Thompson; centre, Flynn; wings, McClellan, Bonmor; alternates, Plumb, Ferguson, Gordon, Bathgate, . Logan, Speck. x Referee, Ken Holmshaw; Jack Hogan, First Period 1--Guelph, Ferguson (Plumb, Thompson) . 9:56 2--Windsor, Church (J. Wilson). .13:42 Penalties--Pronovost, McKay, Martin. Sécond Period fading last games linesman, Taylor) .. Oe | 1 Penalties--Martin, Uniac, Hay, Speck, Houle (match). Third Period 9--Windsor, Taylor (McKay) .... 2:04 10--Windsor, J. Wilson (Uniac) .. 3:03 11--Windsor, Church (J. Wilson).. 6:44 12--Windsor, J. Wilson (Bruce Glesebrecht) ,.... «17:04 13--Windsor, McKay . ..17:48 Penalties -- Speck, Church, Plumb, Pronovost (major). There are three senior tilts to- night. The third-place Kitchener- Waterloo Flying Dutchmen visit the leading Toronto Marlboros' the second-place Hamilton Tigers tangle with the sixth-place Hamil. ton Patricias; and the fifth-place Owen Sound Mercurys visit the fourth-place Stratford Indians. Two Games Tonight In the junior loop Toronto Young Rangers, in the league cel- lar, visits the seventh-place St. Catharines Teepees and Barrie Flyers will be gunning for fifth position when they play host to the eighth-place Toronto St. Michaels Majors, ttm n Senior Dukes Help N.H.L. Leafs Practice Toronto Maple Leafs riding on a one-point lead over Detroit in the National Hockey League are sticking strictly to business as Johnny Ralph is the man to meet him and {the teams prepare for the Christ. mas week grind, Leafs worked ouf at Toronto yesterday with Howie Harvey, promising amateur, in the nets, and Harvey was busy as a one- armed paperhanger while the Leafs polished their plays with the assistance of two other Tor- onto Marlboro Seniors, Harry Psutka and Dean McBride, Leafs have another practice to- day in preparation for the visit frcm Detroit Red Wings Satur- day, which will settle the N.H.L. leadership. The other Saturday night game has Boston Bruins at Montreal to win that one -- the injury- Canadiens, and both teams have crippled Bruins and the sadly slumping Habitante, On Sunday all teams are in ac- tion -- Montreal at New York, Toronto at Chicago and Detroit at Boston, CHATHAM CAGERS WIN - Chatham--Chatham men's bas- ketball team stretched its winnin, streak to nine they downed COSSA Lakeshore Cage Scliedulés Senior A Feb. 6--Oshawa at Peterborough. Feb, 13--Peterborough at Oshawa, points to count on round. Feb. 21--Winner of A at Western B. Feb 27--Western B at A, points to count on round. Mar, 5--Eastern B at A or West- ern B. Mar. 12--A or Western B at East ern B, Senior B (Eastern) Jan. 16--Lindsay at Cotourg. Jan. 23--Lindsay at Peterborough --Oshawa at Cobourg. Jan. 30--Peterborough at Lindsay --Cobourg at Oshawa. Feb, 6--Oshawa at Peterborough. Feb. 13--Peterborough at Oshawa --Cchourg at Lindsay. Feb. 20--Cobourg at Peterborough --Lindsay at Oshawa. Feb. 27--Peterborough at Cobourg --Oshawa at Lindsay. Mar. 5--Eastern B at A or West- ern B. . Mar. 12--A or Western B at East- ern B, points to count on round. Junior A 16--Peterborough at Cobourg 23--0shawa at Cobourg. 30--Cobourg at Oshawa. 6--Oshawa at Peterborough. 13--Peterborough at Oshawa. 20--Cchourg at Peterborough. 21--Winner of A at Western Jan, Jan. Jan, Feb, Feb. Feb. Feb. B. Feb, 27--Western B at A, points to count on round. Mar, 5--Eastern B at A or West- ern B. Mar. 12--A or Western B at East ern B, points to count on round, Junior B (Eastern) Jan, 16--Oshawa at Port Hope. Jan, 23--Lindsay at Peterborough. Jan. 30--Peterborough at Lindsay --Port Hope at Oshawa, Fed, 6--Lindsay at Port Hope-- Oshawa at Peterborough. Feb, 13--Peterborough at Oshawi --Port Hope at Lindsay. » Feb. Z0--Port Hope at Peterbor- cugh--LindsAy at Oshawa. Feb. 27--Oshawa at Lindsay--Pe- terborough at Port Hope, Mar. 5--Fastern B at A or West- ern B. Mar. 12--A or Western B at East- ern B, points to count on round. 4 Bantam Jan, 23--Lindsay at Peterborough, Jan. 30--Peterborough at Lindsay, points to count on round. HOCKEY O0.HA. JUNIOR W L G Windsor .... 18 Oshawa ,.... 17 Stratford Marlboros St. Catharines '17 St. Michael's. 16 Guelph 17 Y. Rangers . 2 14 Thursday's Windsor .....)...10 Guelph... Wedne: Espyaggangs achEEEERREY Tonlght--Young Rangers at St. Cath- arines; St. Michael's at Barrie. Saturday--Barrie at St, Michael's; St. Catharines at Young Rangers; Guelph at Oshawa; Marlboros at Galt; Strat- ford at Windsor. O.H.A. SENIUR G W L 18 14 16 «15 . 16 16 "pn r Marlboros ... Ham. Tigers Kitch.-Wat. Stratford Owen Sound Ham. Pats ., 16 10 Brantford ... 17 1 15 1 Wednesday's Results amilton Tigers. 1 ames Tonight --- Kitchener-Waterloo at Marlboros; Hamilton Pats at Hamilton Tigers; Owen Sound at Stratford. Sawmrday~-HainIon Tigers at Brant- ord. 7s K(} Marlboros NATIONAL LEAGUE - G WL 'T PR Toronto .... 24 Detroit ..... 23 New York .. 23 Boston ...... Montreal Chicago 7 4 9 3 8 6 68 58 10 4 57 §7 w24 5 17 77 116 Wednesday's Results New York 5 Boston... Detroit 7 Chicago.. e Games Saturday--Detroit at Toronto; Boston at Montreal. Sunday--Toronto at Chicago; Mont- real at New York; Detroit at Boston. 9 23 '9 SERENE FIGHTS LAST NIGHT By The Associated Press 'Worchester, Mass, -- Tippy Larkin, 14894, Garfield, NJ. T.K.O. Emile Pet- rofe, 148, Philadelphia (4). Philadelphia -- Johnny Walker, 162, Philadelphia, awarded decision over Jerry Hemminger, 16113, Tiffin, O. (Hemminger disqualified in 7th round for "not trying.") Youngstown, O.--~Tony Janiro, 15094, Youngstown, outpointed Myro Siegel. 150145, Chicago (10). Wilkes-Barre, Pa.--Jimmy King, 148, Buffalo, N.Y., outpointed Tony Ricoto, 151, Bayonne, N.J. (8). SEEK LOUIS TOUR Copenhagen -- Promoter Wal- demar Christiansen said ho was seeking to get heavyweight cham. pion Joe Louis to visit all Ccan- dinavian countries during the coming European tour, 0.C.V.I. Forms Ski Club Mr. J. Carson and Mr. E. Deacon, P.T. Instructors at the O.C.V.1,, held a well attended meeting of ski en- thusiastic students Wed. night Dec. 10th. "Ben" Fallman and "Ive" Rich- ards of the Oshawa Ski Club at- tended the meeting to offer their services to the newly formed club. By all reports the O.C.V.I. Ski Club will be affiliated with The Oshawa Ski Club, but will have their own officers which should be elected within the next few weeks. We wish you the best of luck Skiers, and welcome to the ever in. creasing ski fraternity of Oshawa. Executive Meeting The Oshawa Ski Club held their December executive meeting at The Excellsior Life's offices last Tues- da," night. After the suioke of verbal battle had cleared, a full programme was planned for this season's skiing ac- tivities. These plans should have been made over a month ago but all agreed that they were better late than never. We learned that "Gord" Perri- man was running into many un. foreseen difficulties in the instal lation of the ski tow. With a little luck "Gord" should have the tow in operation by the first of the New Year. "Ben" Fallman and "Ive" Rich- ards reported that all arrangements for the competitions had been com- pleted. Congratulations Ben and Ive for a job well done. President Harold Armstrong in. formed us that he would do every- thing possible to see that the can- teen was open for business by next week-end. The Instructional Committee, headed by Dean Patte have made plans for free ski instruction for all club members. These classes will likely start the «first Sunday after- noon in January. "Derm" Conway, Chairman; of The Racing Committee urges all competitive skiers to start training at once and to report to him at their earliest convenience. "Derm" was given the go ahead signal by the executive to build up a strong racing section. The committee have -| plans for many attractive prizes and several all-expenses-paid trips for the racing skiers in the club] this year, The Membership Committee, Ed- die and Jean Gresick report that Club membe:zship Applications and badges can be obtained at Walms.- ley & Magill, Victor's, and Smith's sporting stores. : "Doc" Langmaid's Entertainment Committee is planning a bang up ski-doo with dancing etc. to be held Saturday night January 24th. Arrangements are. already under way for the Crowning of The 1948 Oshawa Ski Club's Snow' Queen. We are told that the general member- ship will be given the opportunity of nominating and electing the Snow Queen in the very near future. Full details of thsi' gala event will be given in this column next week. "Marg" Armstrong who looks af- ter the skiing "shees" interests out at the club said "I hope to see more of the girls on the slopes and trails PARGETER JOINS BISONS Houston, Tex.--George Pargeter, wingman for Houston Huskies, lead? ers in the Southern Division of the United States Hockey League, is en route north to join Buffalo Bisons of the American League, Red Web- ster Houston president, announced. SHOOTING MATCH To be Held Sat. Dec. 20, 1947 : At 1.00 p.m. PLEASURE VALLEY ~~ RANCH Simcoe St. North Oshawa \ Turkey, Geese and Ducks. All fowl dressed. 12 Gauge Shot guns and .22 Calibre rifies. Shot gun ammu- nition supplied. For further in- formation see B. SONLEY 159 william St. East . or call 2444) after this Christmas shopping rush is over." Ressuationa] skiing at Raglan, competitions at Brimicombes' Ridge, The Snow Carnival, ski excursions, and the club dances should keep all members busy and ski happy for the next few months. Snow Conditions at Raglan Snow conditions last week end at Raglan were tat, The bush trails were in excellent shape but the practice slope and "Ben's" Bumps were icy. If we get two inches of snow for this week end, all the runs should be in excellent shape. May the hills be white, . May the sun shine bright-- Merry Christmas, Skiers! GENERALS LOSE PLAYERS, GET MONEY INSTEAD Toronto, Dec, 19--(CP)--Sylvio Bettio and Ron Telford, former Copper Cliff juniors of the Nickel Belt Hockey League, suspended by the Canadian Amateur, Hockey As- sociation for "jumping" clubs were offered reinstatement by the C.A, #.A.--under two stipulations. Bettio and Telford, playing with Boston Olympics of the Eastern Unite. 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