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THE DAILY TIMES-GAZETTE EHECHING ON SPORT We'll make this group of paragraphs a sort of hodge- podge of news. First . . .. we didn't have room for our Big Four All-Star team yesterday, so here it is: Flying wing, Cummings (Ot- ] tawa); halves, Custis (Hamil- ton), Waggoner (Hamilton); Turner (Ottawa); quarter, O'Malley (Ottawa); centre, Hirsch (Toronto); insides, Bevan (Hamilton); Cecilia (Montreal); middles, Gain (Ottawa), Mazza (Hamilton); outsides, Phyffer (Toronto), Baldwin, (Ottawa). You'll notice we've moved Mazza to a middle post. He's a great end, but we like the guys we have in that position, while Vince has proven many times he can play the tackles post . . . and well too! We picked Bruce Cummings for flying wing, because we can remember the days when he played over in Ajax and was first spotted for the Var- sity crew, from where he went to Ottawa . . . really a great kicker and pass receiver. °° The other posts on our team - are self-explanatory . . . or at least we believe so. If you've got a team, send a letter, we'll print it. On the basketball front . . . the Rovers were handed an 11- point setback (47-36) by the strong Intermediate ""C" club out of Ajax last night at the OCVI. That wes the first game of the current ODBA season. To- night our Irish go to Whitby. Tomorrow the Grads play in Port Perry. Brother, things are beginning to move quickly. The game at the OCVI was good from a standpoint of set shooting. Both Ab Gilbert and Pat Sheehan poked the cords mightily in this department. Willie Casanova, the Windsor star, slipped home six field goals and eight free throws for Ajax to be top scorer for the, night (20 points, no less!). Don Seeley, the referee who handled the game, deserves a Jot of credit . . . he handled it alone. Ajax failed to come up with an official. That situa- tion has been remedied though, they'll use Oshawa men from now on. Neither club had uniforms last night, but with the wool situation as it is now, delays on delisry can be expected on almost anything. When the boys are finally decked out, they'll make a great sight. Fair crowd last night, too! The beginning of the end + « » that's the way the Galt Black Hawk junior hockey fans are looking at the deal that sent young "Pistol" Pete Con- acher up to the Chihawks of the NHL to replace his Uncle Roy. Coach Red Hamill and Man- ager Al Murray are going to have a lot of trouble filling the hole left in their big front line by the absence of Charlie Con- acher's son. That the kid is good, there 'is ne doubt. And as if to prove it, he got in on the one goal scored by the Hawks in their 1.0 win over the Leafs in the Windy City on Sunday night. Pete played between Ken Wharram and Bill McIntosh and was one of the leading lights in the Galt attack. Now he's playing in Roy Conacher's Jeft wing spot for Chicago. Bill Tobin of the Chihawks has further intimated that this is only the beginning of a "youth movement", In other words he's interested in other Junior players . , . should he pick up Wharram from the Hawks, the Spitfires better move over, they'll have com- pany in the cellar. A couple of Chicago "C" form players are on the lineup of St. Mike's Majors (Murray Cos- tello and Ron Wallace). The rumor is rolling about that a switch in teams for these play- ers might be in order to bol- ster the Galt crew . . . or that they might even turn pro! This youth movement could make a big difierence in the Junior "A" league . . . and very soon, too. And don't look now, but the Generals visit the Hawks to- night in Gai . . . wonder if this change in their "front wall could aid our boys a little. We've got a new undefeated streak going . . . two ties, one with Marlies (5-5) and one with St. Mike's (1-1). Could be this will be a winning effort in Galt, though that's quite a few games in four days. And we aren't exactly a club with any depth in player strength. CHECKLETS -- Word from' the Oshawa Curling Club to the effect thaf "Apple Night" will be held next week has come forth. The event will take place this Wednesday at the club. Idea behind things is that the winners of the night's curling events will be award- ed apples as prizes. We mentioned that Boston Celtics had an unbeaten streak extending back to the opening of the NBA season. Wust luck was never wished on a team faster. They lost to Syracuse not one day after our mention. ing the fact . . . by a 97-95 count too! Easy Ed Macauley was the high point man for the losers (26), while Dolph Schayes and Wally Hess led the win. ners, word from Springfield in in the AHL has Bob Taylor tagged with the ni¢kname "Bashing". He's the rugged ine dividual who played for the Gens. a couple .of seasons back and then went to St. Kitt's. Just last week, he was awarded the player-of-the- week vote by the scribes in the Indian camp. The Belleville Junior "B" hockey team will this season be known as the Hawks, They dropped that colorful Rockets tag when they switched spon- sors. Ted DeGray, ex-Oshawa Bee player, is pivoting one of the punch lines for the club. Looks very efficient say the writeups. He is playing between Stevens and Gilmour. The scribe down that way figures his club as title material , . . could be! « « by Bob Rife Wings, rweek, increased from three to five poinis onto Maple Hockey League race. winger born in Floral, picked up three goals and an as- sist last week to move into third position in the individual scoring race. AL ROLLINS LEADS TERRY SAWCHUK IN NHL GOALER' s RACE Montreal (CP) -- Detroit Red with two victories last eir iead over TOr- afs in the National Red Wings now have nine victo- ries, two defeats and five dead- locks for a total of 23 points. They broadened the gap with victories over the lowly Chicago Black Hawks and the New York Rangers after a five- game series of deadlocks. cellar-dwelling Toronto has six victories, five losses and six ties, holding on to second place with a point lead over Montreal have a 7-7-3 count. The Habs Two behind the Montreal club Canadiens. are Boston Bruins with 15 points in 15 starts--made up of an even 5- 12 points, one more than New York. 5-5--while Chicago follows with Detroit's Gordie Howe, right Sask., With his eight goals and six as- sists, Howe is threatening to un- a AHL CHIPS New York (AP) -- Real Chevre- fils, rookie left winger of the Her- shey Bears, leads the American Hockey League's individual scor- ing parade today. Chevrefils, a member of last year's Canadian junior amateur champs, the Barrie Flyers, banged home" 12 goals and 12 as- sists for 24 points. has Pittsburgh's Gil Mayer is the league's leading goal - tender with 2.00 average. Emil (The Cat) Francis of Cincinnati has posted the most shutouts, two. Chevrefils, Hers Stoddard, Prov Lundy, 8t. L .. Wochy, Cleve . Creighton, Hers Davies, Prov .... O'Connor, Cinci Hamilton, St. L REFEREE MOVES Halifax (CP) --, Frank Elliott of St. Catharines has joined the re- feree staff of the Maritime Major Hockey League, it was announced last night. He has worked with the Ontario Hockey Association, the Pacific Coast Lea- gue, the Cape Breton League. previously the American League and seat two Montreal Canadiens who have held top spot for some weeks now.. He is omy wo poials Denind Maurice (Rocket) Richard and El- mer Lach. Richard's 11 goals are a current mark, while Lach is set- ting the pace in the assists divi- sion with 14. Al Bins. Toronta net-minder, has had 28 goals scored against him in 17 games for a 1.65 aver. age. He also boasts two shutouts. Following him closely is Detroit's Terry Sawchuk who had 28 pucks past him in 16 games for a 1.75 average. Sawchuk is leading in the shutout department with three. The two Canadian NHL teams are the most penalized ones in the league. Candiens lost 188 minutes in penalties while Toronto lost 171. Montreal's Richard finally has been unseated as most penalized player. During one game last week, Guy Kyle of Boston was | banished for 11 minutes--one ma- jor and three minor penalties--to bring his total to 37. Richard's 30 ONE OF YOUNGEST South Bend, Ind.--Notre, Dame's current football team is one of the youngest ia the school's history. The travelling squad generally is composed of seven seniors, seven juniors, i2 sophomores and 14 freshmen. DIXIANA STAKES STARS Miami.--Dixiana Stable's stakes stars -- Sub Fleet and Wondring, who will race' this winter at Hia- leah -- are out of the same mare, Sub Rosa. Al Rollins (left) has taken over for the old master, Turk Broda (right), | and at thc present in the Toronto Maple Leafs net inding depart time is leading the NHL in the goals-against averages. . BACK ON-TOP... Laufman Regains Jr. Scoring Lead Toronto (CP) -- Guelph Bilt- mores' Ken Laufman picked up three goals and six assists during the past week to regain sole pos- session of first place in the Ontario Hockey Association Junior A series scoring race. Laufman now has 12 goals and 30 assists for a total of 42 points five more than Eric Nesterenko of Tor- onto Marlboros, with whom he was tied last week, and teammate Ken Murphy. Danny Poland of the Marlboros is third with 36 points. Marlboros two goalkeepers, John Henderson and Don Head, are run- ning one - two in netminding race. Henderson has played in only three games and boasts a 1.67 average while Head, in 12 games, has 2.83 average. G A Laufman, Guelph ... 12 Nesterenko, Marlboros 25 Murphy, Guelph Polgnd, Marlboros Wharram, Galt MacDonald, Marboros 11 Conacher, Galt' . .... 13 Henderson, Guelph .. 13 Maxwell, Marlboros . 7 Bathgate, Guelph . 8 GOALKEEPERS Henderson, Marl ead, Marlboros adwick, St. M. Hagen, Guelph Edward, St. Kitts 3 12 .13 <8 1 1 0 : 1 10 1 0DBA CAGE STANDINGS Team Ajax Cleaners ... Oshawa Rovers .. Oshawa Grads Port Perry ......... Oshawa Irish Jrs. wo. oa iy cocoa ww Ww 1 0 0 0 0 ococo~ol™ Monday's Results Ajax Cleaners, 47; Oshawa Rov- ers, 36. Tuesday's Games Oshawa Irish Jrs. vs. Whitby HS, 8:30 p.m. Wednesday's Games Oshawa Grads vs. Pt. Perry HS, 8:00 p.m. HOME TALENT Of Duke's 60 Varsity gridders, 33 are from North Carolina. Whitby, Port Perry, foul SCORING DUEL Ajax Cagers fen Season With 47-36 Win The first regularly scheduled game of the newly-formed ODBA saw Ajax Cleaners hand out a 47-36 defeat to Oshawa Rovers at the O~VI gym last night. The game was closely played throughout with two men standing out above all others for Ajax. The sane was the case for the Rovers, Pat Sheehan and Willie Casanova were the Ajax marksmen, plugging home 19 and 20 points respectively. Pat's check, Ab Gilbert, one-time » | pitcher with the Transporters junior baseball club, was the high scorer for the Rovers with 18 points. RALLY POINT Syd Gedge, alnky centre for the Ruvers played a great game as an offensive and defensive rebounder. His point total was six, but his rallying of the local team made a big difference. At the end of the first quarter, which saw the lead change hands twice, Ajax led 14-10. Sheehan and Gilbert waged a scoring duel with the bout a saw-off at that point . both men scoring si points. In the second quarteg, Casanova, the Windsor star got hot nad thus Ajax had a two-fisted attack. Using his faking ability to draw Casanova slammed home six of seven free throws. He was the big margin in Ajax's 27-20 lead at the half. Creeping ahead to a' 10-point margin in the third quarter, Ajax showed great fast-break ability out of their two-one-two zone de- fence. At the end of the quarter it wa 36-26. Ted by Gedge and Hartley and the steady set-shot tossing of Gil- bert, the Rovers came with four points (two baskets) in the last quarter before Sheehan again broke locse, That splurge made the final score of 47-36. Next scheduled ODBA game is visitors. Wednesday night Ajox Cleaners Backman Cameron Hewitt Rennick Casanova Sheehan Kasperski Shannon Oshawa . Rovers Dewhirst Lowry Gilbert Harrell McLelland Knowler Hartley Gedge Sturch Meredith Seiuk oF cova ==NOg oo-moooo? Ed ocovoNNA CONWWOOOoVO~g oococooooooood Referee: Don Seeley. ®O points on field gcals and scored five | tonight in Whitby where the Osh- awa Flying Irish Juniors are the the | Oshawa Grads play in Port Perry. J i] | ooasr000 o Half-time score: 27- %o, Ajax. Final score: 47-36, Ajax. Free throws: Ajax, 9 .goals in 13 attempts; Oshawa, 0 goals in 6 attempts. NEED A GARAGE? DON'T SUNNIBILT WILL ERECT ONE FOR YOU WAIT! ICE SKATING WED. NIGHT Nu; 10°x2 ? WITH OVERHEAD DOORS, ERECTED ..... TAKE GOOD CARE OF YOUR CAR! WARNING Winter doys are grayer; there are more hours of darkness + ++ that's why it's so important to have all your lights in top condition! A leaky muffler is dangerous. ollows poison to seep into your cor. a new muffler today. It Why risk accidents? Install Your Friendly G.M. Dealer ONTARIO MO CORNER KING & MARY STS. TOR SALES Lr. 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