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THE DAILY TIMES-GAZETTE i, PAGE FIFTEEN PORT SNAPSHOTS By Gzo. H. Campsrrs INA Waterloo Hurricanes visit the Oshawa Generals tonight and this the big and glorious chance the locals have been awaiting. Hockey who like to see lots of goals, should take in this one here tonight. Jankowski and "Fats" Delvecchio will be going all-out to boost scoring total by & big margin. This pair now stand an excellent .0f finishing one-two in the O.H.A. scoring race and they can clinch that chance if they "turn on the heat" tonight. Water- 0 took a 12-2 trouncing last night at St. Catharines, will be a am and the Generals should have it all their own way. The ht will-put Oshawa up within one point of St. Catharines again the Generals their big chance to finish in 5th place. * * * In the games last night, Windsor Spitfires got a real scare their own ice and they had to come up with a spirited display nose out Galt Black Hawks only 3-2. In the gdme at Guelph, THI Biltmores put on a two-goal rally late in the piece Toronto Marlies 5-4. This all means that Barrie has place -- and they did it while playing an exhibition game with the Boston Bruins. That, incidentally, was the real moving the game with Oshawa Generals ahead from last to last Monday. The game at Barrie this Monday is a regular scheduled fixture -- being booked for that date ever since the start of the season. Teepees win last night gives them a total of 53 and Oshawa has 50. Windsor and Marlies are now tied for second place -- and Guelph is only one point back -- but both Marlies and Guelph each have another game -- which they should win -- and that will have them finishing the schedule in this order -- Barrie, Mariboros, Guelph, Windsor -- then likely Oshawa, followed by St. Catharines. Oh yes -- the O.H.A, tagged a 4-game suspension on Marlies' Ronnie Hurst last night. +> * * BRIGHT BITS -- "Babe" Pratt struck a referee out in the: Pacific Coast League and was suspended for three games and fined $300.00. Maybe Clarence Campbell should take a jaunt back to his native terri- "tory and then go on to Vancouver and learn how to really curb the rough stuff . . . A rink of young curlers from Hamilton, skipped by "Mike" Cassels won the Ontario Junjor Tankard trophy yesterday at Toronto, They licked the Oshawa enwry, skipped by "Bud" Moore, in last ' | Canadia; Quebec, March 10--(CP) -- The n Badminton fraternity to- day put the names of its first boys and girls' singles champions in the record books, and concluded four days of play with the finals in the men's and ladies' singles and dou- bles and mixed doubles. Topping last night's semi-final play, marked by three major upsets, were the victories of Peté Ferguson of Woodstock, Toronto, in the girls' singles, The two ck ons from Ontar- io, both 18 and in their last year in Junior company, thus became the first to wear a Canadian Junior badminton crown, i Ont, in the boys" singles and of Daphne Walker of ~~ { their perch came in the ladies' sin- Ferguson '51 Champ Ferguson, 1851 Ontario Boy' Sin. gles Champion, defeated Johnny Moses of Toronto 15-9, 15-9. A long- er reach and siightly-greater power made the difference for Pete in an exciting final. : More. court experience told the tale in Daphne's conquest of Van- couver's promising Dee Edgell by a 11-8, 11-7 score. Last night's upsets which saw the defending champions toppled from gles and in the men's doubles. Marjoric. Shedd of Toronto ac- counted for the defeat of Vancou- ver's Lois . in~the ladies' sin- gles semi-Tinatl Miss Shedd used a hard-hitting backline game to de- eat last year's champion 11-8, 9-12, -6. Toronte-Montreal Final Miss Shedd's victory resulted in a Toronto-Montreal Ladies' Singles final. In the second semi-final brac- ket, Kay Otton defeated Marjorie Mapp, 9-11, 11-5, 11-2, In the men's doubles, Dick Birch of Toronto and Gord Simpson of Montreal outlasted the defending champions, Dave Clapperton of Calgary and Grant Henry of Toron- to, 9-15, 18-18, 15-3. Birch and Simpson now will meet Darryl Thompson and Ken Mere- dith 'of Vancouver in the final, The Vancouver pair defeated To- Budd Porter and Don 15-10, in the ronto's Smythe 15-7, 9-15, other semi-final. Thompson, who reached the quar- ter-final round in the men's sin- gles last night only to default be- cause of a leg injury, got another crack at the title this year with a show of power and accuracy against Bev Westcott of Toronto, winning 15-17, 15-11, His final-round opponent will be Smythe, who earned a hard-fought victory over Simpson, 15-6, 3-15, 18- 14. Continue Win' Streak Claire Lovette of Vancouver and Miss Otton, who eliminated Joan Hennessy and Ev Roberts, Toronto's CANADIAN BADMINTON DECLARES FIRST JUNIOR CHAMPIONSHIPS defending champions in the ladies' doubles earlier this week, contin- ued their winning streak. This time they defeated Louise Marshall and Doreen Clapperton of Montreal, 15-5, 15-6, to go into the final against Miss Reid and Jean Bardsley of Vancouver, The west coast pair defeated Misses Mapp and Shedd 15-7, 15-8. The defending champions in the mixed doubles, Mrs. Roberts and Birch, got another chance at their title, winning from E. J. Marshall 3nd Porter of Toronto, 15-13, 15-5. The Bardsley-Thompson team from Vancouver whipped Louise Marshall and Henry, 15-4, 15-9, to challenge the defending champions. TEEPEES BUMP HURRICANES TO BOOST MARGIN St. Catharines, Md®h 10 (CP)-- St. Catharines Teepees closed out their home schedule in the OHA Junior "A" series here last night, running wild over luckless tail-end Waterloo Hurricanes, 12-2, to main- tain their fifth position. Buddy Boone had a 'field day, scoring five goals, He scored two goals in the first period and regis- tered the hat trick in the final the first round -- and right there won their closest game . . . Oshawa's | period "Ontario Colts" rink, which won the local area honors, were eliminated by the Peterborough representative, iff an inter-district playoff here last night, Rae Halleran's boys faltering in the Slosing stages, after pulling up from an early deficit to come within reach of victory ... In an OHA. Major League game last night, playoff brand, St. Michael's Monarchs defeated Hamilton Tigers 3-1 and that just about puts St. Mike's in the clear . , . Markham won last night over Stouffville Clippers 6-4 at Unionville to tie up their Big Seven playoffs . . . No decision on the Rocket Richard incident until Monday now -- and it looks as if the N.HL, President is making sure Canadiens suffer no meptal handicaps this week-end! LJ * +* MEMORY LANE -- On March 5th, 1935, Charlie Conacher scored 4 of Toronto's 10 goals against Canadiens and he won the scoring title that year , . . Barbara Ann Scott came back to Ottawa on March 7, 1947, with the world's women's figure skating title, won at Stockholm and received the plaudits of speakers in the House of Commons and the cheers of her Ottawa citizens . . . Leo Dandurand did something new in the N.HL. on March 8, 1923, when he suspended two of his own players, Sprague Cleghorn and Billy Coutu, for rough tactics in a game against Ottawa Senators. Lionel Hitchman suffered a concussion in shat game. Senators won the league title and Stanley Cup that year. ¢ « « Mike McTigus, former light-heavy champion of the world, lasted only two minutes against Isidore Castenega at Havana, in an attempted comeback, 21 years ago last night. The Irishman had won the title from Battling Siki, in Dublin, on March "The Glorious" 17th, 1923, and Jost it to Paul Berlenback, in 1925 . . , Three years ago tonight, the "Paunch Lines" took the ice as former N.HL. stars played veterans of the Vancouver Lions to a 1-1 draw in an exhibition game at Vancouver, Joe Jerwa scored for Lions and Jimmy Ward, old Montreal Maroon star, got the equalizer. Fred "Cyclone" Taylor played in that game and still displayed his stick-handling ability. * * * SCISSORED SPORT -- (By The Canadian Press) -- The Ontario Travel Department Friday issued its last ski report for the season and said snow conditions this week-end will be excellent only at Fort William and Port Arthur and at Sundridge in the Parry Sound district. It said skiing is good at Haileybury and Huntsville and fair at Kenora. Collingwood has skiing on upper bush trails. The only skiing at Flesh- erton and Markdale is in the bush. There is no skiing at Barrie, Cobourg, Dagmar, Haliburton, Midland, Havelock, Orangeville, Peter- borough or Toronto Summit . . . The controlling owners of lowly St. Louis Browns, short on ready cash, want to borrow $600,000 to pay off debts and provide additional working capital for the club. Bill Dewitt, President of the club, said Friday plans are to mortagage Sportsman's Park in St. Louis and Mission Stadium, San Antonie, Tex., to secure the loan , , , Ron Hurst, right winger of Toronto Marlboros in the Ontario Hockey Association Junior A series, was suspended Friday for four games as a result of "a dellberate attempt to injure" Bill Hagan of Barrie Fyers in a game "here last Tuesday. Action was taken by an O.H.A. sub-committee dealing with the game penalty imposed on Hurst after Hagan was charged into the boards and suffered a concussion and a nine-stitch gash on the back of his head . . . Without dissent, the New York State Senate Friday approved a bill to double the maximum prison term -- from five to 10 years -- for anyone bribing or trying to bribe an athlete. The measure was introduced as an aftermath of the New York City basketball scandal, in which several college players have been arrested for throwing games , . . Lightweight Champion Ike Wil- liams Friday agreed to sign for a title defence and a few hours later he was forced to postpone his non-title fight with Welterweight Pitzie Pruden of St. Catharines, Ont. The champion from Trenton, N.J., came down with a heavy cold late Friday and his 10-rounder with Pruden, scheduled for Madison Square Garden next Friday, was postponed until March 23. ° JUNIOR "A" "HOCKEY Tonight -- 8:30 Waterloo -vs.- Oshawa Generals Adults $1.00 - $1.25 Children 50c Tonight Only! 6 Autographed Hockey Sticks to be Given Away to Some Lucky Children Tonight! 'Monday Night! - JUNIOR "B" HOCKEY Peterboro -vs.- Oshawa Jr. Bees Adults 50c¢ Children 25¢ ARENA Waterloo -- Goal, Smith; defense, Godfrey, Ratz; centre, Oliver; wings, MacDonald, Warner; alternates, Pletsch, Maisonneuve, Murphy, Die- trich, Horton, Evans, Oliver, Kelly, Warers. St. Catharines -- Goal, Simmons; defense, Gould, Pilote; centre, Boone; wings, Brown, Lomer; alternates, Martin, Taylor, Power, O'Hearn, Toyota, Teal, Young, Robertson. First Period 1--8t. Catharines, Boone (Brown, Lomer) $ 2--8t. Catharines, Boone ....., 16:44 Penalties -- Godfrey, Boone, Oli- ver,- Martin, Second Period 3--Waterloo, Warner (Oliver) :46 4--St. Catharines, Teal (Young) «1 5--St. Catharines, Robertson (Teal) 6--Waterloo, Maisonneuve .... 7--S8t. Catharines, Toyota (Robertson, Teal) 8-St. Catharines, Lomer (Pilote, Brown) 9--St. Catharines, Power .... Penalty--O'Hearn. Third Period 10--8t. Catharines, Boone (Lomer, Gould) 11--8t. Catharines, Toyota (Power, Taylor) 12---8t. Catharines, Robertson . 13--St. Catharines, 'Boone ) « 10:44 Penalties -- Martin, Teal, Taylor, Pletsch, Lomer. - Rex Layne Wins Upset In 8th, T.K.0. New York, March 10--(AP) -- Rugged Rex Layne has set his sights on either Heavyweight Cham- pion Ezzard Charles or undefeated gets, don't sell him short. The so-called "smart guys" sold hinr short last night, and they're still paying off as the result of Layne's sensational technical knock- out victory over Belting Bob Sat- terfield in 2.56 of the eighth round of a Medison Square Garden 10- rounder. Undefeated in a year and ranked fourth in the National Boxing As- sociation rankings, Layne, at 190%, was made the 9-to-5 underdog against the 180%-pound Chicago negro, rated one of the hardest hit- ters in the ring today. He sampled some of Bob's Block- busting rights, went down for eight in the first round, and then came back to wreck Satterfield with a barragge of his own right-hand wallops, After a pulsating seventh round, in which both fighters were rocked by terrific blows, Layne laid out his rival with a crackling right, and down on his back went Satterfield for nine, When he climbed groggily to his feet, Layne smashed him to the ropes with a left and right to the head and Bob was helpless. Referee Mark Conn immediately stopped the fight. The slim crowd of 5961 (gross gate $19,647) gave Layne a roaring ovation, unlike the chilly reception he received after beating Cesar Bri- on in a lacklustre bout here Feb. 9. ; "Now we want either les or Marciano," said Man Marv J : ¥ enson. "I'll fight anybody," said Layne. If he wants, Layne has a willing opponent in Joe Louis, former heavyweight champion. "Since Layne also beat Joe Wal- cott and since Ezzard Charles will be out of action two months, I'll meet Layne anywhere," Louis said. Jenson will confer with Interna- tional Boxing Club officials today on a future opponent. Layne is def- initely big-time now for sure. His upset victory over old Jersey Joe looks even bigger now since Wal- cott's strong showing against Charles. Rocky Marciano. No matter who he |, Oshawa citizens holidaying in Florida report a great day of fishing and provide the picture above as proof of their fish stories. Fishing in the Gulf of Mexico, a bout 30 miles offshore, with Captain Ed Linderman of New Port Richey, Florida, they caught some 300 pounds of sea bass, the largest fish weighing 27 pounds. In the picture, standing, left to right, are: Sam Jackson, Sr, William Burns, Ernie Cay and Jack Coleman. Kneeling are Capt. Linderman, Andy Mowat and Hugh Morrison, all but Capt, Linderman being from this city, Syd Arnold, Former Oshawa Boy, Starring With Paisley Pirates, Hits Old Country Headlines Sports Editor's Note:-- Syd Arnold of Oshawa, son of Mr. and Mrs, 8. R. Arnold, 213 Bloor Street West, hit the" sport limelight in "The Sunday Mall", week-end edition of The Daily Mail, well-known London, England news- paper, some weeks ago and the in- formation having arrived here, we pass it along for interested read- eds. Syd is starring with the Paisley Pirates, top ranking team in the British Ice Hockey League. The story appears below: HE'S A SENSATION! They've Got Syd Well Taped "When Ah'm feenished wi' ye, yell cairry enough tape tae tie up the Queen Mary tae Southampton dock!" grinned Jock Robertson, trainer to the league-toppers, Pais- ly Pirates. He and ice-hockey's fly- ing torpedo, Syd Arnold, had drop- ped in at request, I knew Syd had been playing under difficulties but the fans would never have dreamed it by his sen- sational play. On Xmas Day, he got a shoulder injury at Dunfermline. Later it was diagnosed as torn ligaments--and he's been defying all advice by turning out trussed up like a tur- key. ' y ediately he hits the ice he starts to truss-up the opposing de- fenders. He has scored more tetch- nicolour goals than any other ice- man I've seen. "How 'bout your phenomenal speed, Syd--did it just grow on you?" Said Syd: "I guess I grew fast through running back so much to check. My father used to watch me play 'for Whitby back home and told me no wingman was worth a cent if he wasn't an expert back- checker. If I lazed around on the ice I was scared to go home after- wards!" Anyhow, it's generally con- ceded that Arnold is now the fastest thing in Scotland on ice-hockey skates. I saw him streak to his own goal to poke the puck away from an attacker, wheel round, grab his balance, steak away past everyone to the other end and crack the puck into the other goall And if you imagine that's a push- over you still believe in Santa Claus. Syd came over to Pirates in Septem- ber, 1948, was married to a Paisley girl in August, 49 and aims to stay put here for a year or two. In between hockey games you can find him chasing after the speedway tracks at White City, Ashfield and Motherwell. But his wife has talk- ed him out of taking it up properly as a summer sport, There's never been a more popu- lar boy in Paisley's Canadian hockey --which isn't bad for a fellow who |, was born in Wales, left for Canada when only séven months, and has long since been a naturalized Can- uck. At twenty-two Syd Arnold looks like scaring the daylight outa a few defences for many years to come, WINDSOR RALLY NIPS JR. HAWKS IN CLOSE TILT Windsor, March 10 -- (CP) -- Windsor Spitfires snapped their four-game losing streak here last night as they scored three goals in the third period to down Galt Black Hawks, 3-2, in an Ontario Hockey Association Junior "A" contest. The Spitfires ended the schedule on a bright note after four straight losses. Bob Carruthers and Ken Wharram gave Galt a two-goal lead in the second frame, but Earl John- son, Erwin Grosse and Bob Rawlyk came back with tallies in the third. Frank Toyota and Jim Rob- ertson potted two apiece while Gord Lomer, Skip Teal and Ted Power settled for singletons. Gord Warner and Roger Maison- neuve connected for the Hurricanes, who only fired 12 shots at goalie Don Simmons all night. Galt -- Goal, Sommerville; defense, Price, Buchanan; centre, Gardner; wings, Boyce, Gosselin; alternates, Hill, Poeta, Hogan, Conacher, Whar- ram, Carruthers, Sleaver, Mateka. Windsor -- Goal, Hall; defense, Turner, Skov; centre, Joss; wings Johnson, Rawlyk; alternates, Offi. dani, Danilovich, Grosse, Zorica, An- derson, Hass, Koneczny, Thomas. Officials -- Frank Udvari, Jerry Olinski, Kitchener. First Period Scoring--None. Penalties--Turner, Buchanan, Hill, Koneczny, : Second Period 1--Galt, Carruthers (Hill, Hogan) 9:32 2--Galt, Wharram (Conacher) . 13:53 Penalties -- Carruthers, Hill (maj- or), Ki y (major), Skov, Zorica, ZONE F1 DART LEAGUE The scores sure have changed this week due to the fact a couple of the teams are playing double headers and some of the teams did not send in their score sheets. An- other team took two games by de- fault from two different teams. There is to be a general meeting at Oshawa Legion, Tue. Mar. 13, 8.30 pm., and all the Captains who have any protests to register should be at this meeting. Name > Won Lost Pts. Bow. "A" 31 Ajax. "B" 'Whit. "A" Ajax "C" Osh, "C" Osh. "A" Osh. "B" Remé Osh, "pH" Bow. "B" Bow. "C" Ajax "A" Whit. "B" ORM. "B" qd. 26 55 52 51 51 ERL_/eosse22/ER Phone 3198 VIGOR OIL Co. Lid. FOR THE VERY BEST NO. 1 STOVE OIL 78 Bond St. West North Bay Hawks Back In Playoff North Bay, March 10 -- (CP) -- North Bay Blackhawks, rebounding back into form after two previous setbacks drubbed South Porcupine Porkies 7-1 here Friday night in the third game of the best-of-seven NOHA Senior semi-finals. Bill Dwyer, Hugh Christie and Boris Elik notched two goals apiece for the victorious Blackhawks while Mantha chalked up the other. Eric Prentice saved the vastly outclassed Porkies from a humiliating shut out blanking in the second when he rapped in Lorne McKay's re- bound, The fourth game of the set is on tap here tonight with the fifth slated for Monday. Winners of the series play the victors of the Sud- bury Miners - Sault Greyhounds senior series DAVIDSON'S Store SHOES THAT SATISFY 31 SIMCOE ST. N. PHONE 227 Hogan, Price. Third Period 3--Windspr, Johnson (Joss) ... 11:33 4--Windsor, Grosse (Thomas, Skov) + 12:04 5--Windsor, Rawlyk (Johnson) 19:26 Penalties--Hogan, Zorica, Danilo- vich, Poeta. ICE HOCKEY VOTE Paris, March 10 -- (Reuters) -- The International Ice Hockey Fed- eration today voted 13-2 with on absention in favor of the re-affilia- tion of Germany and Japan. SPITS, DUKES TIED -- GUELPH POINT BACK Oshawans Find Fisherman's Paradise In Florida GUELPH BILTS WHIP MARLIES TO NEAR THIRD Guelph, March 10 (CP) -- Guelph Biltmores made a remarkable come- back in the last two minutes of play here last hight to defeat Toronto Marlboros 5-4" in a close-checking Ontario Hockey Association Junior "A" tilt. Gerry Theberge tied the score with less than two minutes of the Guelph-Marlboro game left and Andy Bathgate scored the winning goal 24 seconds before the gong to Bob Dukes of victory. Don Keith, Herb Dickenson and Eric Prentice had scored earlier Biltmore goals while Eric Nesterenko, John Lum- ley, Dan Windley and Parker Mac- Donald counted for the losers. Marlboros -- Goal, Lockhart; de- fense, Cooper, Lumsden; centre, Lumley; wings, Stewart, Peart; al- ternates, Balfour, McFarland, In- gram, Windley, Karrys, Poland, MacDonald, Nesterenko. Guelph -- Goal, Hick; defense, Fontinato, Howell; centre, Laufman; wings, Guidolin, Murphy; alternates, Theberge, Bathgate, Dickenson, Kulik, Prentice, Keith, Lucyk, Blair. First Period 1--Guelph, Keith (Prentice, Kulik) 2---Marlboros, Lumley (Windley, Stewart) 3--Marlboros, Windley (Nesterenko) Penalties--Ingram, Lumsden Murphy (2), Bathgate, Peart, Guido- lin, Keith, Lucyk, Lumley. Second Period 4--Guelph, Dickenson " (Theberge, Bathgate) ..... 5--Marlboros, Nesterenko (Poland, Lumsden) 6--Guelph, Prentice (Kulik, Lucyk) 13:34 Penalties -- Keith, MacDonald, Bathgate, Peart. Third Period 7--Marlboros, MacDonald (Lumsden, Nesterenko) .. 8--Guelph, Theberge (Howell, Bathgate) 9--Guelph, Bathgate (Laufman, Murphy) FIGHTS LAST NIGHT By The Associated Press New York--Rex Layne, 19015, Lew- iston, Utah, stopped Bob Satterfield, 18015, Chicago (8). West Palm Beach, Fla.--Norman Thompson, 14415, Dauphin, Man., outpointed Joey Atria, 14815, New York (10). Syracuse, N.Y.--Joey DeJohn, 158, Syracuse, knocked out Joey Taylor, 158, Binghamton, N.Y. (3). Phoenix -- Charles Salas, 150, Oakland, Calif. Hollywood--Fred Herman, 1364, Los Angeles, outpointed Emil Barao, 136%, Hayward, Calif. (19). (10). Phoenix, outpointed Bob Jones, 150, ' NATIONAL - P Detroit .... Toronto ... New York . Boston - Montreal .. Chicago ....63 Future Games Tonight--Boston at Toronto; Chie Jago at Montreal; New York at De- t. i 62 61 62 62 62 Sund. Rost y--T al ; Mon! real at New York; Detroit at Chie rago, OHA MAJOR SERIES Round-Robin Semi-Final PW T St. Mike's . 2 2 0 Hamilton .. 2 1 0 Marlboros . 2 0 2 0 Friday's Results St. Mike's ..... 3 Hamilton Future Games Today--St. Mike's at Marlboros. 1 OHA JUNIOR 'A' (Not Including Last Night's Games) P WLTTF APts 36 14 31 14 31 18 16 Barrie Marlboros . Windsor ... Guelph .... St. Cathar. Oshawa ... Stratford .. Galt St. Mike's . 'Waterloo 51 51 52 50 52 16 51 6 42 Friday's Results 3 Galt St. Catharines 12 Waterloo ...... 2 Guelph ...... . 5 Marlboros ..... 4 ' Future Games Today--Waterloo at Oshawa; Bar- rie at Galt; Stratford at St. Mich- ael's (MLG, 2 p.m.). St. Mike's Monarchs Topple Hamilton 3-1 By THE CANADIAN PRESS Toronto, March 10 -- The old pros are still on top. Toronto St. Michael's Monarchs, a collection of old pappy guys who could talk your ear off with ac- counts of their puck-chasing activi- ties everywhere from California to Nova-Scotia, forged ahead in the three-team scramble to decide the Ontario Hockey Association Majoe Group finalists last night when they defeated the nearly-as-experienced Hamilton Tigers 3-1. Art Childs, probably older than the most venerable Monarch, had to be at the top of his unorthodox game to keep Monarch-driven rub- ber from penetrating his net with monotonous regularity. In the major game, Pat Wilson, Matt Mesich and Playing-coach Johnny O'Flaherty were the Mon- arch scorers while Frank Liscombe tallied for Hamilton. Monarchs swing back into action tonight against the Marlboros. In the junior loop, Waterloo moves to Oshawa, Barrie visits Galt and St. Michael's entertain Stratford. 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