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PAGE TEN THE DAILY T IMES.-CAZETTE TUESDAY, DECEMBER 11, 17° Pete Hudson Clicks Oshawa's No. 3 XXX Y ASAE ON) 4S The above on-the-spot shot taken in Saturday night's game shows Pete Hudson of the Generals backhanding the puck into St. Mike's net, in |, she second period, 34 seconds after his shot had been deflected in by Herve DeJordy to make the count 3-2 and this goal above made it 3-3. At thé left, defenseman Bob Schiller mover too late to cover Hudson and goalie Ed. Chadwick of the "Irish" is glancing back into the met--just too late to get his stick in the way of the puck, which can be seen almost dead-centre, in the back of the net. --Times-Gazette Staff Photo. GPORT SNAPSHOT EL TE By Geo. H. Camrsnir Galt Black Hawks visit the Oshawa Generals tomorrow night! We think this is worthy of special mention because despite the fact that the OHA Junior "A" schedule is now almost half-way completed, the Galt Black Hawks haven't visited the Oshawa Generals so far this season. They were due to play here on Wednesday, October 24, but because the Detroit Red Wings were coming here on the Thursday, 25th, and the Generals already had games un Friday and Saturday of the same week, the game with Galt was postponed--and as yet, has not been arranged again, to our knowledge. Pete Conacher played his third and last game with the Chicago Black Hawks, as an amateur, on Sunday night, and he'll be on hand tomorrow night to help turn back the Geneérals. Last time Pete played in Oshawa was with the classy Toronto Junior "A" softball team that eliminated Oshawa Lions in their first and only bit of OASA action this past sunmer. Pete, who is a raw-boned husky but with an athlete's smooth co-ordination that provides him with speed, appears headed for a career in the NHL--to become the third member of this Conacher family (not counting cousins, either) to hit the top ranks but in the meantime he's finishing his' schooling in Galt and helping the Black Hawks of that city bid for a Junior OHA title. *. 9 * TUESDAY HASH -~ There were no Junior "A" games on tap last night and enly one is scheduled for tonight with Kitchener visiting Guelph. Tomorrow night besides Galt playing here, Barrie visits the Marlies; Waterloo plays St. Mike's in Toronto also and the Teepees play the Spitfires in Windsor . . . Joe DiMaggio will announce his in- tentions for the 1952 seascn today but don't be surprised if Joltin' Joe tries for one more season in uniform as an active member of the Yankees . . . Eric Nesterenko, who has zoomed to the fore with Marlies this year, is 6th in the Junior "A" point race and top man in the matter of actual goals . . . That man Richmond, Donald the 3rd baseman of the Rochester Red Wings, won the International League batting title for 1950 with .333, repeated in 1951 with 350 . . . Cleveland Barons have swapped Joe Lund and Paul Gladu to the Reds in exchange for Ken Davies and Vic Lynn. Lynn is a former Mapleo and Davies is our own "Buck" of this city and Oshawa Generals fame . . . Kingston won 4-3 last night in the Liftlock City, over the Peterborough Eagles . Local hockey fans are watehing with interest the. outcome of Leo Lamourerx's affair down in the Maritimes. The Charlottetown coach (former Oshawa Junior of 1933-34-35) struck referee Frank Elliott of St. Catharines (also well-known in this city's hockey and softball circles) during a game . , . Local curlers are reminded that there's a spacial draw tonight with chickens as the top prizes----first 64 curlers on hand get into the competition. SD _-- Rp -- JUNIOR "A" Hockey WED. NIGHT 18.30 GALT vs. 'OSHAWA GENERALS TICKETS ON SALE AT Taylor's Sport Shop ADMISSION Adults - $1.00-$1.25 Children 75¢ MERCANTILE HOCKEY THURSDAY NIGHT - 7:45 (Doubleheader) Gather 'round, me hearties, and hearken to 'he saga of Old Squire Iglift, who went with a small party "Dy charabanc to Montreal last weekend, to attend what the ener- getic Bernr--Weider-- termed-a Qala Culturiste. It was a strength show first and foremost, but there were OSHAWA STRENGTH-HEALTH E, other aspects of physical culture given star billing, With a full or- chestra in attendance. and vaude- ville acts such as a young Chinese couple who were fantastically good tumblers--and--jugglers;~--the--pro- gram didn't lack variety. lient Marc Scala, who also happens to be judo champion of both France and Canada. Natch he an- nounced the events in French, but he did us the courtesy of trying a--bit--of ~English-*traduction"--o¢~ casionally. (I wonder if we would T__USIAST RELATES SHOW AT MONTREAL Montreal contingent come up to a similar show in Oshawa ot Toron- ta) Highlights of the first half were posing routines by Marvin Eder, the 18-year-old sensation (with -18-inch--arms).... from... New York, and Abe (The Chest) Gold- The pleasant MC was the $pul- | otter the same courtesy, should a | berg of Jersey City. Of muck in- Below: Referee Jack Liscombe is obviously in no hurry to break up this scrap, in "act his casual at- titude and smile would indicate that he's enjoying his ring-side view. That's defenseman Harry Sinden, No. 2, of the Generals on' top and underneath is an uni- dentified St. Mike's player. This action occurred during the gen- eral melee near the Oshawa goal, in the last half-minuté of the game here Saturday night. A glance at the faces of tue fans in the picture at the right shows that all were enjoying the ac- tion although not all were look- ing at the same particular bout at the same time, which is na- tural. | | | | | | | Montreal (CP) ual statistics. ' ) | Gordie Howe, first Red Wing to Ted Lindsay who is tied for 10: Sid Abel is right behind Lindsay {but there's another big gap before |you ait the next Red Wing. Be that as it may, the Wings have counted 67 times this year, | five more than the runner - up Leafs. They've also had the least goals scored against them and that combination leaves them | where they are today. | Ted Kennedy of Toronto Maple | Leafs paces the pack with 25) points, made up fo 10 goals and | 16 assists. Montreal Canadiens' | Elmer Lach is two points off the | pace with six goals and 18 assists, | tops in that department for the year. Tied for third spot axe Canad- | iens' Maurice Richard and Toron- to's Sid Smith with 23 points apiece. Richard's total is made up of 15 goals, high for the year, and eight assists, and Smith has a 10-13 mark. Chicago's Bill Mosienko is one point behind Howe after gathering the highest number of points in a single game last Dec. 2. Mosien- ko's two goals and three assists in that game brought his point total to 20, one less than Howe. | Tied with the Chicagoan is New York's Don Raleigh. Detroit's 14 victories and seven {deadlocks in 25 games give them a total of 35 points, four more | | than Toronto. Boston follows with | | Wings are currently comfortably | ensconced atop the National|tender, racked up his fifth shutout Lindsay, Detroit Hockey League but you'd never |last week and has the best goals-| Abel, Droit know it from a look at the individ- | against average. In 25-"games, he |Sloan, Toronto |let 44 pucks past him for a 1.76 | Brown, Boston | Raleigh, New York NO WINGS UP HIGH... Kennedy Takes Over NHL Scoring Lead -- Detroit Red |24, while Montreal has 21. | Terry Sawchuk, Detroit goal-! average, compared to 1.92 for show in the statistics, is in fifth | Toronto's Al Rollins. | place and the second highest is|The Leaders: G A PisPen| 10 16 26 4 | .6 18 16 | 15 8 32 | 1015 4 | 11 10 14 | 1 9 2 6 14 6 Kennedy, Toronto Lach, Montreal Richard, Montreal Smith, Toronto Howe, Detroit ' Mosienkoc, Chicago Sweder-Yanks Getting Ready | For Cup Play | Melbourne, Australia (AP) America's Davis Cup players and | the rival Swedes took turns prac- | tising today on Kooyong's center court in preparation for the inter- zone tennis final, staring Thurs- | day. Australian critics remained en- ormously puzzled at the selection | of Ted Schroeder and Tony Tra- | bert to play singles against the | European zone champions. Most of them seemed to think captain Frank Shields is indulging in some deep strategy designed to confuse the Australian team in ad- vance of the challenge round at Sydney two weeks hence. Shields himself obviously was enjoying the situation immensely and offeréd little help. | 8kov, Detroit | Babando, Chicago Paprade, N. ¥Y. .. Left: A Camera Proves Fans Enjoy Scrapping and Even Official Merel Smiles group of Oshawa fans are look- ing intently at the "thrée-ring circus" of scraps that took place in the dying seconds of Saturday night's Junior OHA game here. The young lady with the white plume is en- joying the fight in front, and waving the boys om, as goalie Bob Shropshire of the Generals (with suspenders showing, tch!) ( tangles with the ¢apable Mr. Ronnie Wallace of St. Mike's. ~--Times-Gazette Staff Photo. -- NARY A GENERAL... Laufman Leads Junior Pack Toronto (CP) Guelph Bilt- mores' Ken Laufman picked up two goals and three assists in two games during the past week to hold his lead in the Ontario Hockey Association Junior A scoring race. He has a total of 59 points on 18 goals and 41 assists. Dave Wharram of Galt Black Hawks is second with 21 goals and 35 assists for 57 points. . He has picked up two goals and four assists in his team's last three game, Bob Murphy of Guelph is in third spot with 53 points while Danny Poland of Toronto Marl- boros continues in fourth position McFadden, Chicago 6 | Peirson, Boston | Gee, Chicago Slowinski, N. Y. Gardner, Toronto Schmidt," Boston Bentley, Toronto Mosdell, Montreal Olmstead, Mont. Watson, Toronto td DIINO VWOOSVL-I Kelly, Detroit DN IWAbUITOINNIRVON~I00 > GOALKBEPERS' RECORD: | G Ga 80 Avg. | 25 44 5 1.76 | . 26 i 24 25 24 Sawchuk, Detroit Rollins, Toronto Henry, Boston . McNeil, Montreal Rayner, New York Lumley, Chicago . 26 X-Roberts, Chicago -- Chicago totals ... 26 X - Replaced Lumlev second period Nov. 25. Penalties in minutes by clubs: New York 179, Boston 193, Chieago 207, Detroit 233, Montreal 259, Tor- onto 260. ACHING JOINTS ? Are your joints and muscles stiff and painful? Do you seem to "ache all over," because of Rheumatic, Arthritic or Neuritic pain? Get quick relief with T-R-C"s. Used and iors by thou- sands for relief of ese pains; also Lumbago and Er Ask for T-R-C-'s, 65¢c, $1.3. g counters, T-836 @ ~N Dror m 2838248 with 50. Galt's Pete Conacher is fifth with 49. Although Johnny Henderson, the Marlboros sub - goalie, is leading the league in goals - against aver- ages, he has appeared in only three games. Don Head, the Marl- boros' regular netminder, has an average of 3.16 in 19 games as against Henderson's 1.67. Head has played 19 contests. Ed Chadwick of Toronto St. Michael's is third with a 3.23 average in 22 tilts and Galt's Les Binkley places fourth with a 3.76 average in 21 games. LEADING SCORERS G A Laufman, Guelph 41 Wharram, Galt 36 Murphy, Guelph 25 Poland, Marlboros 31 Conacher, Galt 27 Nesterenko, Marlboros 29 14 43 Henderson, Guelph ..,.21 19 40 GOALKEEPERS' AVERAGES: G Ga SO Avg. Henderson, Marl. .3 5 1 1.67 Head, Marl ..19 3.16 Chadwick, St. Mich 22 3.23 Binkley, Galt 3.76 Lessor, Guelph ... 3.78 Hagen, Guelph ... 14 3.86 Harrington, Kitch 22 4.00 Pts. 59 57 53 50 49 DUKE RIO Three players named Smith are on the Duke football squad. terest was the bench press cham- plons, in which the two finalists Alan Paivin and Roger Vallee fought it out, with the victory go- ing to the younger Vallee, bench- pressing 385 lbs. in beautiful style, Both these boys got a great hand from the crowd. A very pleasant interlude was put on by the magnetic little Ed Theriault, still one of the great physiques in Canada, who did scme excellent poses, flipped through a gymnastic routine with the great- est fluidity, and finally brought his five-year-old daughter Donna on to do some hand stands above poppa's head. The little tyke really brought the house down; strength and agility surely runs in the Theriault family. POSING CONTINUES Other posing routines were put on by Eddy Jubinville of Worcester, Mass, who has a really educated set of muscles, and by Canadian | stars like Leo Robert, Georges Boulanger and Joffre L'Heureux. Unfortunately, Doug Hepburn, the Vancouver behemoth didn't show up. That was a disappointment, | Another standout was the exhibi- tion put on By Juan Ferrero, re- cently named "le plus bel athlete de France," and 40 million French- men, you know how it goes. : Mons. Scala at this point had mats put down and brought out a | troupe of half-a-dozen of his best | judo pupils, clad in the traditional | short robes and belt of the Japa- | nese wrestlers. The effervescent | Marc demonstrated some of the holds and falls to the fascinated | audience, and then his pupils | paired off and rassled judo-style, | beginning and ending each bout | with the deep ceremonial bow that is part of formal judo matches in | the Orient. It was well worth see- ing. Individual stars of the program, | of course, were Reg Park of Great Britain, recent winner of the Mr. Universe titls, and Clancy Ross of California, who has been both Mr. | America and Mr. USA and really | is one of the great body-builders | of this generation. He received something of an ovation last Sun- | day afternoon, when he went through his plastic poses with mar- | vellous precision and grace, show- | ing every thew and sinew to best | advantage. TRAINING TIPS Reg Park got a big hand, too, when he spread that wonderful back and tookgthe fist-on-hip pose | for which he is world-famed. We were talking to Reg backstaqze | afterward, and found that he is | | New York bound, thence to fly to | Honolulu for another show. Asking | him about his training routine, we | learned that he's a great believer | in heavy poundage and fewer rept, but he does use a fairly flexible | system; doesn't want to go stale ever. The Brothers Weider deserve a | big bouquet for getting together a show of this calibre. It was a dilly. | Now if we can promote something | like it down in this neckerthe- woods! Club news herewise ... . George | Solomon of the Barbados, West | Indies, a student at Toronto Chiro- practic College, showed up at tte | CRA gym last Saturday afternoon, | and gave a fine demonstration of Olympic lifts for the boys { Bob Renaud and Don Wilcox gave a posing display after the weight- | 1ifting competition put on by the iS. and H. Club in the gym. last onight. Good turn-out for the meet. Oshawa Ladies Lose to Peterbore Malcolmson ,Spie Toronto (CP) Mrs. T. ] Doughty's Peterboro rink, defen ing champions in the Malcolmsc Trophy bonspiel, bowed 12-6 fro second - round play yesterday : the hands of Mrs. A. McIntosh Bobcaygeon quartet. Six rinks remain in the hunt fc the trophy put up for annu: competition for ladies' rinks froi outside of Toronto. The final round is schedule today. Rinks still in play are fro Bobcaygeon, Hamilton Victoria. Kitchener, Peterboro, Guelph an Hamilton Thistles. First round results included: Mrs. T. Doughty, Peterboro, 11 Mrs. F. Pelletier, Kirkland Lake Mrs. A. McIntosh, Bobeaygeor 12; Mrs. F. Power, Sarnia, 3 Mrs. E. Wollings, Englehart, 9 Mrs. F. Wright, Oshawa, 6 Mrs. E. Teskey, Kitchener, 12 |Mrs. E. Bagshaw, Hamilton Vics 10 Mrs. V. Selkirk, Peterboro, 15 Mrs. G. Campbell, Oshawa, 4 Mrs. L. Cutten, Guelph, 9; Mra M. Wallace, Englehart, 7 Mrs. K. 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