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s PAGE FOURTEEN THE DAILY Td MES-GAZETTE *TUES DAY, DECEMBER 21, 1948 PORT ONAPSHOTS SPORT SNAPSHOTS . TR Don't .ask us how it happened--we didn% ew. it Jo. iferesting options iis moruing. Most SE ve aime it ¢ appeared d ' ro PA ery a was as usual on away games, one of the Oshawa standouts: "Mike's tied the score at 2-2 with less-than-two- minutes left~to-play,- Generals lacked 'it in the overtime and the "Irish" deserved. their wih | 3 + * +* Long ago we said they should. give all Junior "A" hockey 'tédins : the saliva test. If horses behaved as inconsistently, either the jockeys, | trainers or owners would be liable to suspension. Oshawa Generals: defeated Windsor Spitfires twice last, week' and then turned around last night te drop a game to the cellar team of the Junior "A" group.) : 'That was a costly loss. For a start, it' was a 4-point game and fosing "those 4 points is like losing 8 points--since Generals didn't get 'em and most of the other top clubs will, when they play a 4-pointer with St. Mike's. Of course, on the other hand, quite a few teams will be */ victimized by St. Mike's. Coach Joe Primeau has a few tricks left and we predicted two weeks ago that they couldn't be counted out. Now| it can be seen that about three of those 4-point. victories and they'll have clinched a playoff berth, From Oshawa's standpoint, it's bad since those 4 points would have put the Generals tied for 2nd place this morning. Instead they're not only down in fourth spot but when the othér teams catch up with these games, they'll find that defeat was costly. We appeared to be headed for about third place on Mon- day morning and this morning it looks as if we'll do well to hold fourth place. + + * In the only other O.H.A. Junior game played last night, Windsor. |. Spitfires managed fo nose out Marlboros 3-2. The Marlies proved tough: | - enough on their own ice too but the fact remains that Spitfires won that| one and so broke their tie with Tee Pees for second place. Tonight, thé Matlies go back into action, this time on Galt ice and then comes Wed- nesday with three gamés scheduled, Windsor Spitfires at Barrie Flye: Galt Rockets at Stratford Kroehlers and Guelph Biltmores at oh Generals, The Generals will simply. have. to pull up their: sacks - night, on their own ice. Coach "Kennie Holmeshaw will likely have former Oshawa players, Bernie, Keith Montgomery and Bobby Palmer, 1 * all in action here tomorrow night and -they'll be going.all.out ro their former ¢lub, just to prove what'a mistake it was to: let' 'them+gp tb, Guelph. A win for Oshawa tomorrow: night will bring" them: up tied' wit _ 8t, Catharines. for 3rd place, since Tee Pees are idle tonight aphl-1 " morrow. Guelph's visit tomorrow "hight should be Interesting. we ' draw another big- crowd and the keen race going on just ni to the interest, + +* * All the wolves around these parts aren't" tho apaais gush either. "Couch" Courtice, Jack Braund, Murray' Stacty, .Len Taylee, |, Delbert Taylor and Jack Crumb were 'out' fox hunting on' oki EK hawk early in the morning, southeast of the. y-* at N castle | . (dver Highway No. 2) und "Trigg", 'owned by Couch' Courtice; ics iA female brush wolf, which Stacey shot. It weighed 60-1b. Not a big on, | i , 'but still getting south of Kingsten Highway: indicates. quite cléarly g: that the rabbits, deer, etc., are moving steadily- soiith, even around F these parts. - L +» » MINUTE SPORT PAGE--Remenmber last, year' oan Port Arbon tried to "steal" Ray Ceresino from Oshawa Génerals, after jhe: had: started the season here? Yesterday the Thunder Bay loop indefinitely suspended a Kefora boy who started with Port Arthur and then movetl "hack to his native Kenora team. Matters who kicks your dog, doesi't: its "Mt. Sargent? , . . Marlie Srs. edged K-W Dutchmen 4-3 last night' ant: | y Burlipgton's, two goals enabled Owen Sound to defeat Stratford Inga 4-1 . .. "Baldy" McKay, who was with the Generals a couple of seasons' wack, has been called up from Indianapolis Caps, by the parent Detroit Red Wing club, to help out under the present strain of injuries * fh this NHL team .. .A proposed ex. game between Buffalo Bisons and Barrie Flyers; to' open "the Peace Bridge Arena near Fort Erie, has Beer vetoed by the AHL. . . . Conny Smythe firmly denies that any Leaf + regular is on the trading block just now. Well, he either doesn't consider ; 'them all régulars--or he doesn't believe in trading during Christmas week, since there are about three he'd have trouble giving away, let alone "trading . . . Take & look at the NHL scoring list and you'll find only, three | Toronto players in the first 20. y .. SPORTS SHORTS--Seems Ab Grant lost his temper whilst refereeing A game up in. Guelph, He rushed over to the bench, rammed the fedora + of thie erstwhile maker of boos over said person's ears and generally add- et to the fun 'of the goings on. ... Oshawa fastball fans can remember the time when he stamped off the pitcher's mound in disgust one Sat- * urday afternoon here and-gave with the wild words when things didn't . 80 the way he thought they should. The guy definitely as a temper, whe- ther most of it is just showmanship or not. ... Dickie Flicker, a slender, 44,year-old watchmaker, is out to capture what he clams will be the "world niarathén snooker record" by playing the game continuously for at least 46 hours. He started the record attempt at one minute after midnight. Fourteen hours later he wads going strong at the 45th frame : and a pedometer showed he had already covered 10'; miles in moving around the billiard table. The previous best performance in this sort of goings-on was recorded last April by Norman Thomas of Gloucester who clocked. 44 hours 50 mnutes before he was led away from the table. ... Mildred (Babe) Didrikson Zaharias, who has been winning assorted championshps for the last 18 years, was named the oufstandng woman athlete of 1945, three years ago today, by an Associated Press poll of 70 sports editors. Mrs. Zaharias dethroned the 1944 champion, Ann Curtis, to reign beside Byron Nelson, elected top male athlete for the second consecutive year. ¢ = J * + ' + @Goach. Dick Irvin of Montreal Canadiens announced Monday night : Goalie Bill Durnan will miss Thursday night's National Hockey League game io utreal agaist Boston Bruins and may also miss the Christmas night against New. York Rangers. Durnan, presently leading the league's goalies with the lowest goals-against average, suffered a knee "4pjury. Bunday night when Canadiens lost 3-2 to Rangers in New York. ¢ ger "McNeil, netminder for Montreal Royals in the Quebec Senior £4 OSHAWA i. ARENA 3 iA » \ % 'ICE SKATING -- "WED. AFTERNOON GUELPH BILTMORES effort by "Sully'~wha{ .: Arter St. : Lowly Last-Place "Irish" et Bo how fast he is, blinking a Shap |, Featherweights -- Percy Philadelphia; Joey Velez, Spokane; | mi ary. ew ork: Sook OVE Dis WD pREhes dn. 2: same moment. You saw too. He's going to be La 'Starza, a 21-year old ex-sol- dier. from 'New "York, is unbeaten in 28 fights. He He' started 'fighting pro- fessionally. in 'The line-up 14 ia in 1949: Bassett, Gaeto Annaloro, Italy. Toronto; Del Gna- ; Ernie Hub: Salt {agan, St. | gene RTHUR KING. EXPECTED TO MOVE HIGH IN BOXING CIRCLES Lake City; Maxie Docusen, New Orleans; Fritzie Pruden, St. Cathar- ines, Ont. Few Canucks Here a Waleeweiatie -- Vince Foster, Omaha; Lee, Edison, Neb Johnny Routines Rochester, N. Frankie Fernandez, Honolulu; - "Hairston, 'New York; Jean Wialzack, France; Al (Bozo) Cops- tantfho, New York. Middleweights -- Jimmy Flopd, New York; Jimmy Herring, Brook- lyn; Lee Sala, Donors, Ps.: ky Castellani, Luzerne, Pa.; Joey John, Syracuse, N.Y.; Robert Ville- main, France; Cyrille , Delannoit, Belgium; Luc Van Dam, The Neth- erlands; Joey Rindone, Boston; George Small, Brooklyn: Joey Tay- lor, Binghamton, N. ¥Y. Light heavyweights ~ Johnny Bassett, Philadelphia; Harold John- son, 'Philadelphia; Brooklyn. Heavyweights--La" Starza; Bernie Reynolds, the: reformed Fairfield, Fairfield, Conn. playboy, in for a second chance; and Maynard Jones, New York. L UPSET ON G NERALS Su rprise Oshawa Club In Gens -Lose Tie in Late, Minutes of 3rd Period As "Irish" Put ..On Rousing Finish -- Sul- livan Leads Locals -- Hannigan Pots Two For St. Michael's: .. | manatees on, BRR ip vi Led by Gord Hannigan, witlvtwo| Tr lt CH goals, 'St, Michaei's Majors: put' few t.* Michael's, Hannigan, more grey hairs. on Coach Tommy | (McNamara) 'Anderson's head 'as the Irish st Michael's, DeCourtey * his: Oshawa Generals '4-2+in "Overs - (Hannigsh, Marshall) .... 'time at" Maple Leas Gardens 188t | _pPenalties-- Chapman, Stephen, Richardson, Overtime Pi night. Gen ralsi took a 2-0" ond ty. ithe end of the second framéhaving lis single goals in' thet upening gm : nd middle petio a De. Iti the final fraie St. Mikés 100K- is oh Michaels Hashigan' ¥ Me hy like the: Irish of 'dld: as' they |. pg alties--None, struggled from behind to' claim 8°22 pa {I'tie at the end of regulation time. In 'overtime St. Mikes were really hot and they. accomplished the things needed by' ramming home two goals and: allowing none from the Oshawa Horwards." In' 'the © fir period, in , fact throughiut'the game the work of one JA ¥trank Sullivan 'was really some- 'thing to 'sée.' He' Was 'playing a 'great game on Heferice' and: besides this important work he aided 'Gam- if*ble in ~scorifigi the First. goal,' and hotched the séeond "Gnaskisted. - Having takey a 1-0 lead in: the first period, awe led 'again: by 'their defénce department. swarmed to the attack and. "Sully" blasted 'home the-puck. after: bat i seconds of play. 1. The tempo of: the. game . then 'abruptly chan st. 's, 'who up until th { "to have | little if: an; to~say about the goings on: mov 'into an offénsive mood and made Stu Hendry step lively before the period ended. The third period was even more of & changeas the Irish potted two goals to knot the count at 2-2. Han- an scored the first, and DeCour- in got the second to send to send the game into overtime. -*' Came the extra period, with Osh- awa hanging on the ropes. They tried to hang on one particular rope, but he (Don Rope by name) took a pass from Hannigan and slammed heme what. proved to 'be the win- The Summary Referees-- Percy A Allen, Toronto, and Larry Hestaig, OF Oshawa. 1--Oshawa, rele Ho ivan) 3:04 . Penalty--Sullivan. 45 N: Bithanan, Richard- 'ning marker. Hannigan counted the clinched with 51 seconds left in the extra frame, Oshawa---Goal, Hendry; .defénse, Sullivan, 'Chapman; centre, Scott; wings, B n, Gamble; alternates, Hall, Thom Montgomery, Blair, Jankowski, Waks, -O'Conrior, Ste- phen, Robinson, Shropshire, Hooper: St. Michael's College--Goal, Shea; defense, Horton, Buchanan; centre, Rope; wings, Decourcey, Hannigan; 'alternates,' arthy, Clute, McNa- mars, R..Corcoran, 'Marshall, Whe- 'lah, Bonhomme, N. Corcoran. Serre ere ei Fog Cancels Game 'FinakF. al Rugger Test Bradford, England, Dec. - 20. ~ (Reytérs)--The final Rugby League Test Game, between Britain and Avstralia, which was to have been played . here Saturday, has been postponed owing to fog, The decision was reached. short- ly before the scheduled starting time, when the visibility was not more than 30 yards. The game now, will We played here Jan. 29, after the Australians return from their Tour of France. TALL SUGAR Sugar canes often reach & height of 20 feet. will replace him. Durnan was hurt in a mixup in the nets. 3 decision Monday night to a United Blates all-star team at Boston Arena. The teams will reprgsent their respective countries in an international "hockey tournament - in-.Stockholm.. in February . . . The Canadian teant-18ft for New York immediately :after: the game, where they hope to play another contest with the American All-Stars before sailing for Europe . . Flashing his famous left hand, Willie Pep 'got little more than a workout Monday night in easily out- pointing Hermie Freeman, of Eagle Lake, Me:, over 10 rounds at Boston. Pep, who weighed 130%, was making his first appearance since he was knocked out. of his featherweight title by Sapdy Saddler two months ago. Freeman weighed 135% . Pentti Lund, rookie forward of the New York Rangers, isin a mood to celebrate today. The 'highest-scoring rookie in thé National Hockey League tallied a goal both Saturday and Sunday. Monday his wife, Terry, gave birth to a seven-pound girl. . It's the first | child for the Lunds. Lund comes from Port Arthur . . At'Los Angeles, Robert Brennan, 26, of Hamilton, groom for wealthy turfmdn Robert 8 Howard, Monday was found guilty on two counts. of stimulating horses at Hollywood Park last June 20 and 30.7 Judge Walter Gates said «in deferring sentence: "I'm convinced lg Has nbdt mentioned the higher-ups involved." . Carl Liscombe of pace-sefting Providence Reds this week regained scoring leadership in the American, Hockey League with 46 points, it was announced at New York. The Perth, Ont., winger, who won the league scoring crown last season, displaced' Murdo MacKay, of Buffalo Bisons. MacKay, who did not score a point all week, was in second place with 43 tallies. Tied with him was Roger Bedard, of Provi- dence, who garnered 10 markers during the week... . Paul Gladu, aided by his fourth three-goal game of the season, held a commanding lead in goals scored with 29. Bedard displaced, MacKay as the league's top play-maker, having 30 assists . . , Signiny of Linus (Lonny) Frey, veteran major league second baseman, was announced at Waxahachie, Texas, Monday night hy Paul Richards, general manager of Buffalo Bisons of the International Baseball League. The 3¢-year-old Frey hit .256 with New York Giants last season ., . . Harry (The Cat) Brecheen, game lefthander of St. Louis Cardinals, was the stingiest National League pitcher in the 1948 baseball season. The '34-year-old southpaw posted: a 2.24 earned run average, best in the circuit among pitchers who hurled 10 or more' complete games, final official overages released Monday at New York showed. Brecheen wo n20 games while losing seven . . . A pair of Kansas City players last week todk top scoring honors in the United States Hockey League with 47 points apiece, it was announced at Minneapolis. They were Ray Powell and Bert Olmstead, who were also the circuit's leading goal-scorers with 32 each. They were tied V- .THOSE FIRES STOP. = and GAS LEAKS! Let Us Vacuum Clean Your Furnace, Chimney or Oil Burner! PHONE 3760) ED THOMAS League, Sudbury Wolves dropped a 6-. "portant 4-Point Match| "| nas 26. Warwick still. leads the 09 league -in -goals with '15. || previous. wéek displaced Chicago as '| the, second frame with three goals '| Bijti Toronto" took the 'edge minutes Chicago Hawks Continue Merry * Scoring Spree Montreal, Dec. 1.--(CP)--Charlie Conacher"s ram, Chicago Blackhawks continued their merry scoring ways in the National Hoc- key League last week counting 12 goals in two games. The points shared by the windy city sharpshooters in this splurge life five . Blacks firmly entrenched among the first 10 leaders in the scoring 'race, with Doug. Bentley on top. Otticial statistics released today show Beritley has 32 points, . 'two n his line-mate, Roy Con- acher, who: vaulted from" fourth' to second place on a eight-point' gain during the week. 'Conacher: chalked up six assists to displace Bentley as leader in that! department: with a season total of 20. Jim Conacher, another "Chicage | forward, holds down 'third: plage with 28 points, : followed by Grant | (Nobby) Warwick of Boston who | Tied 4h fifth place with 23 points each are 'Boston's- Pete, Bapando, and Ed. Sandford and Ted Kennedy of To- ronto. . Two more Chicago forwards, Gaye Stewart'and Bill Mosienko. are tied Poilé for sixth place with 21 points apiece. Among the goalkeepers Bill 'Rur- nan of Montreal Canadiens. is out | on top with a goal averdge of 2,13 in, 23 games. Frank Brimsek is next with an average:.of 2.58 in 24 games, Durnan in the shutout depart- ment also with four, one more than, Turk Broda. , Toronto Maple Leafs, Who the the most penalized team in the cir- cuit, - went away out in front in'that' dey nt' with 8. total of 363 mjn- utes pared "with the "Black Hawk's- 321; The. Leaf's wild Bill Rzinicki continues to lead the pen- alty parade with 81 minutes. Senior Marlies Hold .1st Place Down K-W's 4-3. In the senior loop, Toronto Marl- boros downed Kitchener-Waterloo Flying Dutchmen 4-3 and Owen Sound Mercurys defeated Strat- ford Indians 4-1. Owen Sound got off to .a good start with two first-period mark- The -Mereurys made -it 3-0 in the middle frame and added another in 'the third before the Indians answered. Other Owen Sound marksmen were Mike Shabaga and Pat Mc- Reavy, Jerry Bauer, recently ac- quired from Kitchener, counted for Stratford. The Dukes . lengthened their firsf-place \grip by five points as they downed the Dutchmen. Tor- onto got three goals in- the open- ing frame, , two coming' within the first 48 seconds. e Dutchmen drove back In later. Goalle Marcell Pelletier was taken out gf the Kitchener net. in the! dying moments as six for- wards were sént in, Ray Timgren, Scotty Mair, Al Buchanan and Ray Hannigan ac- counted for Toronto goals. Trent Anderson, Bill Curick and Mickey Roth scored for Kitchener. Only two games are scheduled tonight. Toronto Marlboros meet Galt Rockets in the Junior circuit and Stratford clashes with Owen Sound' in the senior. Kenora Junior Is Is Suspended Port Arthur, Dec. . Dec. 21--(CP)--In- definite suspension of Gordon Pear- son of Kenora, from all organized hockey, was announced today by the Thunder Bay Amateur Hockey Association, Pearson, who performed for Port Arthur Juniors in a pre-season tournament at the Lakehead, jumped the club to line-up with Kenora Thistle: of th~ "cha with: Detroit's Syd Abel and Bud |. the number. backed up by Toronto's |. ers by fleet Tommy Burlington. | Marlies Score Early Against Windsor Spits Toronto, Dec. 21--Windsor Spit- fires tightened their grip on sec- ond place in the Ontario Hockey Assgciation Junior "A" League here last night by nosing out To- ronto Marlboros 3-2, Bert Giesebrecht snapped a 2-2 tie at the 9.20 mark of the third period when he flipped in a pass from Pronovost, and that was the game. Marlies started fast in the first period and when the session end- ed 'were on the long end of a 2-1 .count. In a tight second. period Windsor evened the score, and in the third held off the determined Miriboros "for the victory. ndsor _--_ Goal, Maxwell; defense, aaa Van Belleghem; centre, Bert Giesebrecht; wings, Bruce Glesebrecht, Sow; alternates, Lundmark, O'Grady, Wilson, -MoMinn, Hay, - La- Ray: arlboros--Goel,; Lockhart; Sefense, Ashley, Pirie; centre, Hassard; wi Galand, © Armstrong; alternates, 4 Murray, 'Lee; Regan, Grenke, McKen- nell, Simms. --~{.bring the club owners closer to- Referees--Anderson and Parsons. First Perio 1--Marlboros, Regan {McMusiay, Grenke) . . 3:54] 2s Wineso? Bruce Giesebrecht nn) 3 MariBoton. Armstrong (Hassahr, McKennell Pe, Second Period 4--Windsor, Bruce Glesebrecht . (O'Grady, Bert Glesebrecht) . Penalies--Melurray, Simms. Third Period 5--Windsor, Bert Giesebrecht (Pronovost) 9:20 | Pemnlties -- Armstrong, Lundmark, 'Ashley, Lundmark (major), Orenke, CHARTER ER MEMBERS i + AT ANNIVERSARY 14:35 | 40! + Beaverton, Dec, 21--Peter McMil- lan and James: Birchard, only living charter members. of the Beaverton Curling "Club, attended the 70th oS Rd 'of the club on Satur- | ay. Mr. McMillan who will be 80 on February 14, along with his late twin brother, Duncan, was well known in Canadian lacrosse circles, playing for teams in Western and Eastern Canada. The McMillan bro- thers were known as the Valentine Twins. Mr. Birchard played lacrosse for Beaverton Checkers. J. T. Pagks was elected president for- the coming season. Following were elected to the executive: Vice- president, George Hawtin; secretary treasurer, D. C. Calder; committee, | bility that by the time the 1949 {will have had a meeting of minds. Andrew Dobson, 'William Veale, Lorne Lytle, and Douglas Holmes. TIGHTS LAST NIGHT | ancisco--Pat Valentino, 186, San Francisco, outpointed Albert (Tur- | key) Thompson, 200, Los Angeles (15). Boston -- Willie "Pep, 130, Hartford, Freeman, Conn., outpointed Hermie 135, Eagle Lake, Me. (10). Holyoke, Mass. -- Clem Custer, 134, Detroit, outpointed Al Pennino, 134, Brooklyn (10). No Peace Sighted in Pro Football Battle In U.S. By HERB ALTSCHULL Philadelphia, Dec. 21 -- (AP)-- There was no peace on the far- ; Windsor flung - United States professional Oshaw football front today, but prospects for a settlement of the three-year war were brighter than ever. One clear fact emerges from the meeting between representatives of the National Football League and All-America Conference. It is this: Both circuits are genuinely inter- ested in trying to find some solu- tion that will give club owners some greenbacks to go with their halfbacks. { They didn't agree on a satisfac- | tory answer after 12 hours of dis- | cussions Monday. But you can't expect them to | settle a three-year fuss in 12 hours. It was the first formal meeting be- tween NFL, and A.A.€. since the All-America Conference was form- ed in 1946. There undoubtedly will be more meetings, and each conference may | gether. There is a strong possi- season begins the two rival leagues The N.F.L. has adopted the atti- tude all along that it is a going | concern and that the AAC. is a pesky fly-by-night that is likely to collapse of itself. For- this reason, N.F.L. owners generally have remained aloof and have waited for the A.A.C. to come crawling on its knees and ask for mercy. The A.A.C. men made it plain at the peace meeting that this they are not willing to do. They want to quit losihg money and they want to reach an agreement with the N.F.L, but they don't want to give in to the senior league's dictates. Benjamin F. Lindheimer of the Los Angeles Dons of the AAC. said he's sure that A,A.C. can con- tinue operations through 1949. It probably cap, but at the same time the owners will lose even more money than they did in 1948. Georgie Kaplan, | Bos York at Chicago. York at Montreal; at New York. P Marlboros ... 24 Kitch.- Water. Hamilton .... Owen Sound Stratford .... Owen Sound .,... 4 St. Michael's ..... Lg HOCKEY . STANDING ° NATIONAL LEAGUE P T PF | | Li i | i t L ho) wun ERNRRYE s38238> Fu mes Wednesday--Detroit at Bosto! Thursday--Boston at 'Montreal; New Saturday--Detroit A Joronte; Mo ud Sunday--Montreal at Botrolt; Dio | OHA SENIOR w T 3 2 1 2 2 Nonday s Results ener Future Games Tonight--Stratford at Owen Sound. Wednesday--Hamilton at Marlboros. OHA Justo "py" P TP 0 121 1 1 7 1 19 88 91 84 49 m ... 24 5 18 1 59 92 Monday's Results Oshawa ........ oy RARRRURSE Tonight--Marlboros at Galt. Wednesday -- Guelph at Oshawa, Windsor at Barrie; Galt at Stratford. Baldy McKay Is Called Up || By Red Wings Detroit, Dec. 21--(AP)--The crip} pled Detroit Red Wings have order) ed up two men from their Indiana} pjolis farm of the American Hocke] League. At the same time, General Mana ger Jack Adams was making noise 'over officiating in the Na tional Hockey League. The Red Wings, leading the Lea: gue despite manpower losses, call ed up forwards Calum (Baldy) Mc Kay and Nelson Podolsky from In dianapjolis. Both are expected see action against Boston on we' nesday. Over the week-end Detroit loc {the services' temporarily of "Red Kelly and Ted Lindsay from injurie for which Adams said rival yer should have been heavily penalize¢ Both were instances of 'viciou intentional and 'illegal boar checks," Adams said. Detroit, meanwhile, will get alon' without Gordie Howe until some time in February, pending his re covery from a knee operation. NO CONTRACTION Lungfishes have eyes with pupi | that do not change in size. 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