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10 THE DAILY TIMES-GAZETTE, Wednesday, January 21, 1953 WOODS IN STAR ROLE "a= Ea : VERYTHING FROM S0UP ICE LUA) Oshawa Generals are still rolling along and last night they posted a brilliant 4-3 victory over the Galt Black Hawks on Galt ice. The win tightened Oshawa's gripion 6th place in the OHA race as Windsor Spit- fires lost at home to St. Mike's 3-1 while Barrie Flyers downed the K-W Greenshirts 6-5 in another thriller, on Kitchener ice. Down in Moritreal, the Teepees scored a 3-0 shutout over the Royals and that win put the Teepees up in 4th place, ahead of the Black Hawks. There are two GALT (CP) = Four goals in the first period, in which they showed more zip, were enough to give Oshawa Generals a one-goal vic- tory over the Hawks 4-3. After that the Hamill crew dominated the play but Ken Woods before the twine for the visitors played sen- sationally making some great saves at close quarters, He was easily the hero ofthe visitors hard earn- ed victory. Jim McBurney contines to lead the Junior "A' scoring parade re- gistering a pair of cdunters and an assist to boost his total to 73 points. Bobby Attersley, the Oshawa ace Generals Win Thriller Over Hawks On Galt Ice Etcher 5.42, Mantha 11.31, Mcln- tosh 19.40. Penalties: Muckler 14.20, Sinden 19.15. \ FIRST PERIOD 1 Oshawa, Collin 2, Oshawa, Attersley (Etcher) 3. Oshawa, Etcher (Attersley, Sinden) 4. Oshawa, Casey (Armstrong) Penalties: Montemurro 4.11, Hill- man and Sleaver 4.54, Minard 5.35, . 17.04 SECOND PERIOD 5. Galt, McBurney 8. Galt, McBurney 19.39 added a pair to his count, a goal games tonight, with the Greenshirts visiting Guelph and Three Rivers and an assist. la up in Barrie. The Generals are idle now until Saturday night, Plavime,: Mike's come here for another big game -- one that we predict will draw about the biggest crowd of the season. + * +» ; "Rick" Collin opened the scoring last night, almost from the face-off and then three minutes later or a little less, Bobby At- tersley scored with help from Etcher. Then Fred Etcher scored late in the period with Attersley and Harry Sinden helping out and just before the period ended, Jerry Casey scored on a pass from ' Jack Armstrong. That gave the Generals a 4-0 lead in the first period and from there on, it was a Wing-dong thriller with the homesters making a brilliant comeback. Jim McBurney, leading scorer of the Junior "A" loop, scored twice in the second period, unassisted and then he got an assist on Frank Bonello's goal in the third period. This one came early in the final frame and after that, it was bedlam. Ken Woods turned in a super-terrific game in the nets for Oshawa Generals, throughout the entire game, but especially in the third period, when penalties gave the Black Hawks an advantage in man-power., Woods' brilliant puck-stopping saved the game for the Generals, but the entire team shared in the glory too. The back king 'was lally good last night and Coach Gerry Brown was a pleased chap when he landed home last night. That win gives the Generals 35 points--only six points behind the Sth-place Galt club--and they are now six points ahead of Guelph, |McCrone, Orillia ; * * * {Fryia, Pete. Oshawa Curling Club's representatives turned in a fine chore here | Payne, Orillia yesterday. In the afternoon games, the two Oshawa District Cup rinks, | MacGregor, King. skipped by Eldon Kerr and Don McNaughton, disposed of the Woodville | Partie; Ringsion curlers without much trouble. The Woodville men, not having had much hia Sava ourling during this mild winter, were at a disadvantage but made it Thaler, Oshaws interesting in the closing half of each game. At night, the District | Bell, Stouffville Cuppers met Cobourg's representatives and here the situation was|Favero, Orillia reversed. The Cobourg curlers made it hot-and-heavy for their Oshawa | Nelson, Oshawa opponents in the early stages with J. J. McTague's rink especially giving | Bowen, Orillia Kerr and his men a real tussle but the Oshawans chalked up a brilliant { Wardhaugh, Bell, 6-end midway through the game and from that point, took charge us IN Sangey, Sint. the Cobourg curlers slipped. Don McNaughton's rink had trouble with White, Kingston' Ken Cooper's outfit in the early stages too but towards the last, the Gipson, 'Stouff. Oshawa foursome was in charge. In the Ontario Tankard eliminations, Leonard, Pete. Maurice® Booth and his rink gave Bert White's rink a real tussle right |Gerow, Kingston to the wire and were only one shot down "coming home" but Skip White Holden, Oshawa 1811 7 6 18 pulled out a well-earned three count to clinch the win, On the other B. angay, Stouf. 17 6 12 6 18 ice, Bil] Brownlee's rink had an easy time disposing of the other Cobourg x OAL RECORDS -uy. (Five Games or More) Ya: 2 | Player Team P GA SO Av. BRIGHT BITS:--Agincourt rinks, skipped by Lou Ross and Bob Parisi Belleville 12 45 0 3.75 Walton, beat out Len McMullen and John Grant of Unionville by six |Eatough, Stouff. 17 64 0 3.76 shots, in the Ontario Tankard playoff at Royal Canadians yesterday | Naylor, Oshawa 15 65 0 4.33 and in the District Cup play, which is also known as Governor-Gen- Johnson, King, 17 89 0 5.23 eral's Trophy, Unionville won out by a mere three shots on the -total Hataing, a 18101 1 5.60 score, over Agincourt. Adam Brown and Pat Hood skipped the Union- Rewley, Onillin e : Fu J &F ville rinks in this event against Bill Watson and Roy Shadlock of : Agincourt . . . Hamilton Thi®tles beat out Hamilton Victorias in their Tankard playoff yesterday by six shots. C. W, Cassels and G. R. Arm- strong were the winning skips . . . Bruce McClure and J. M. McArthur skipped their Brampton rinks to Tankard wins over Fergus and Orange- ville yesterday but Fergus curlers won over Brampton in the Governor- General's Trophy play ... . Gordie Howe is still leading the NHL scoring and barring injury, it's predicted he'll be the first player to lead the NHL three years in succession and may even beat Rocket Richard's Hawk, Bobby Attersley, Fred Etch- er and Casey, Then in the second period Jim McBurney flashed the red light twice on solo efforts to put Galt 'back in the fight and Frank Bonello made it a battle Gerry Scott Leads League "Point Scoring P GAP Pts. 17 19 23 4 41 172019 239 18 721 228 1917 10 6 27 141215 227 19 16 10 24 26 1418 8 826 181113 224 18 915 424 15 10 13 10 23 17 815 623 17 10 13 16 23 16 16 6 27 22- 13 318 621 16 813 221 13 9122221 18 10 10 24 20 17 8 12 54x20 18 10 10 13 20 18 6131019 1510 916 19 19 613 019 17 910 519 Player Team Scott, Oshawa |Samolenko, Osh. | Dickens, Osh, |Greenlaw, Pete. ' SENICK TO RANGERS NEW YORK (AP)---New York Rangers Tuesday called up George Senick, a 23-year-old left winger, from Saskatoon Quakers of the Western Hockey League. Senick has scored 20 goals and had 32 assists in 35 games for Saskatoon, Those first period goals came off | KEN WOODS | with Galt's third tally in the last | were all over -the Gens, they just could not beat Wolds. OSHAWA ~-- goal, Wood; defence, Hillman, Stewart, McIntosh, Arm- strong; forwards, Parker, Collin Maisonneuve, Sinden, Montemur- ro, Attersley, Casey, Etcher, Mad- er . | Galt -- goal, Binkley; defence, Muckler, Wilson, Mantha, Markar- | an; forwards, Bettiol, Menard, La- | londe, McBurney, Wharram, Ko-| walchuk, Switzer, Sleaver, Bonello. Referee: J. Shropshire, Weston. | Linesmen: H. Miller and G. Clark, ICE CHIPS FROM AHL ST. LOUIS, (AP)--Ken Hayden rammed home three goals in a seven-goal third period Tuesday {night to give St. Louis Flyers a [9-6 American Hockey League vic-| |tory over Providence Reds. | Hayden's second goal of the {period broke a 6-6 tie. A minute {later Lou Jankowski swept home the clincher. Both Flyer goals {came with the team shorthanded | while Buddy Boone was off the ice for hooking. Zellio Toppazzini scored twice for the Reds and Motto McLean dupli- cated the feat for the Flyers.: Other St. Louis scorers were Jim Conacher, Bert Hirschfeld and Steve Hrymnak. Other Providence goals were by Paul Gladu, Barry Sullivan, Ray Powell and Johnny Dennis. GOOD START NEW YORK -- Ban Johnson, founder of the American League, was once a sports writer. 50-goal record for the season . . . Dean Prentice, former Guelph Bilt- more, injured at Chicago on Sunday night, has been warned that an- other severe jolt may end his hockey career. He had a mid-section hemorrhage develop twice after receiving bumps in the game. A com- | plete check-up has been advised , . ., K-W Dutchmen defeated the | Mercurys last night and it was a costly loss for the Owen Sound team, as Doug. Gillespie, one of their stars, was put out of action with an injury . . . A lot of Oshawa TV fans enjoyed seeing Denny Williams, Oshawa boy, win a close decision in his bout last night. The televised bouts were enjoyed and naturally it was especially interesting to see an Oshawa boxer in action . . . Stouffville Clippers invade Oshawa tomorrow night for a game with the Smith Truckmen and the "Truck- ers" are out to get back on the win-beam. Production-Control Upsets Bell InRareHo By THE CANADIAN PRESS Montreal Canadiens are showing the form that could carry them to the Memorial Cup. The league leaders in the Que- bec Junior Amateur Hockey Asso- ciation trounced Quebec Citadelles 6-0 Tuesday night. The Citadelles have provided the Canadiens with their only serious opposition in Quebec this season. 'Montreal Jr. Habs Interest in the Ontario Hockey In Industrial Basketball Tilt GM Production-Control seems to] A two-man scoring display for have regained its form of last year |the A-P team made the difference. Association Junior A series cen- tres on the battle for second place. Toronto Marlboros are in top spot, nine points ahead of the nearest ckeyForm The Flyers scored three goals in the third for their win at Kitch- ener. Jean Martan accounted for two Barrie goals. Others fell to Tony Poeta, Jim Robertson, Don McKenney 4nd Neil Carver. Ken Collins, Glen Cressman, Marc Boileau, Buddy Horne and Greig Hicks counted for Kitchener. Brian Cullen, Charlie Marshall and Ken Schinkel connected for ot. Catharines in their Quebec de- ut. Kitchener travels to Guelph to meet the failing Biltmores tonight while Three Rivers Reds meet | Arena to do battle with the Rhodes | Pee Wees from Toronto in a re- {for 6.30 p.m. A large crowd should | {be on hand to help cheer the local and last night scored another big win in the Industrial Basketball League with a 48-37 win over the league-leading Bell Telephone. Again it was the smooth play- making of that trio of Bob Booth, Jack Mackness and Jack' Magee that made the difference. Booth scored 17 points, Mackness got 13 and Magee potted 10. . Production-Control led 18-7 at the end of the first quarter, 34-17 at the end of the half, 41-28 at the end of the third quarter and they then staved off a great rally by - the Bell to win 48-37. High point men for the Bell were Shields with 10, Taylor with nine and Maclnally with eight. PRODUCTION-CONTROL -- Mec- Garry, Magee, Stone, Goldburm, Mackness, Booth, Wilmour. BELL TELEPHONE -- Taylor, Sleep, Shields, MacInally, Jackson Allen and Chester, SECOND GAME In the second game of the re- gular weeklv tvin-bill of the Indus- trial Basketbail League, the Ac- counts - Payables decisioned the Electrical Apprentice Stags by a 48-43 score in another fine game. | Moyer with 14 points and Johnson with 21 did the work. In the case of the Stags it was Doug Armstead with 13, Roy Hart- | ley with 11 and Bud Perry with seven. The winners led 14-12 at the end of the first quarter, widened that two points to three by the half with a 26-23 count, and then really started going with a 39-32 score at three-quarter time. ACCOUNTS-PAYABLE -- Moy- er, Wotton, Johnson, Weeks, Foote. APPRENTICE STAGS -- Arm- stead, Walley, Calder, Ford, Con- boy, Minacs, Hartley, Beaton, Roe- nigk, Perry. Officials -- (for hoth games) W. Dell, Oshawa Referee's Board and B. MacInally. FOOTBALL CAN USE HIM MIAMI -- Ted Atkinson, one of the leading American riders at Hia- leah for the winter, says he hasn't any objections to his son becoming a jockey, but he doubts it will ever happen. At the age of 7%: John weighs 97 pounds -- the same as Ted when he broke in as a rider in opposition. Barrie in Barrie. Toronto St. Michael's Tuesday night kept one point back of Barrie Flyers as they trimmed Windsor Spitfires 3-1. Barrie nosed out Kitchener-Waterloo Greenshirt 6-5 with a third-period rally. The top scorers in the league traded goals Bs Oshawa Generals nipped Galt Black Hawks 4-3. Jim McBurney of Galt increased his | total in the scoring race to 75 points with two goals and an assist. Bob Attersley of Oshawa notched | 4a goal and an assist to make his tota] 67. He is in second place, St. Catharines Teepees started their first interlocking tour of Que- bec with a 3-0 win over the last- place Montreal Royals. Guy Rousseau led the parade for Whe Canadiens with three goals. | Fri. 23 Jan, 53 Les Lilley, an McKay and Roy | 11 a.m. .m. Boileau fired singles as the Cana-' o 3 p.m diens moved five points up on the J (o } i | second-place Cits. | NOW!== ters in Windsor. Ed Louttit notched , Se------ A the single goals for the Spitfires. | Jim Logan, Paul Knox and Bill | The Canadian Army Active Force needs men willing to serve anywhere in the world. Here's your opportunity --if you are between 17 and 40 (trades- men, 45) and can meet army requirements. See RECRUITING OFFICER of Oshawa Armoury Simcoe St. North Lee were St. Michael's goal-get- mmm THIRD PERIOD 7. Galt, Bonello (Sleaver, McBurney) . 2.43 Bensltes: Sinden 11.25, Menard 19.16. SHOTS 8 15 11-34. 17 6 8-31. Wood Binkley CONNAUGHT PEE WEES PLAY RHODES TONIGHT Tonight at 6.30 p.m. the Con- naught Park Pee Wees will skate out on the ice at the Oshawa gular THL contest. This game marks the first time a THL game has heen played at the local arena and it should be a battle from the word go. The local Connaught Club has lost only one game so far this year and the visitors have yet to taste defeat. Last year the Connaught Park boys won the Atom Championship of the Toronto Hockey League and this season they jumped to the Pee Wee series and the way it looks now, stand a good chance of capturing the silverware in this league. Not too much is known about the Rhodes team only that they have defeated Shopsys of Toronto who are rated as the club to beat. The Connaught team will be at full strength for tonight's encoun- ter and face off time is called | lads on to victory. ! BASKETBALL STANDINGS OSHAWA AND DIST. ASSOC. Team . WL F AP Oshawa Grad 8 1 553 383 16 Osh, Merchants 6 3 420 362 12 Pt. Perry Lions 36513545 6 Whit. Panthers 18371410 2 Monday's Results Simcoe Hall Grads, 32; Oshawa Merchants, 28, Tuesday's Results Port Perry Lions, 53; Whitby Panthers, 51. Next Week's Schedule Tuesday --- Oshawa Merchants vs. Whitby Panthers, Whitby HS gymn, 8.45 p.m, Wednesday -- Port Perry Lions vs. Simcoe Hall Grads, Simcoe Hall, 8.00 p.m. ODBA BIG FIVE Player Team Pts. J. Owen (Lions) 126 G, Maeson (Merchants) 111 M. Mroczek (Grads) 86 M. Christie (Lions) 83 M. Jordan (Panthers) 106 y Tint? Oshawa Boxer Scores TV Win TORONTO (CP) --Denny Wil- liams of Oshawa scored a decision over Al Moss cf Toronto over five rounds in the main bout of a card at East York Arena Tuesday night. The televised fight drew 400 paying customers. In the semi-finals Bill Agar of Toronto won a decision over Eddie Senos of Oshawa in five rounds in a 155-pound clasg bout. In the other semi-final Ray Boileau of Kitch- .|Oshawa Generals 'Booster Club' Meets Tonight The Oshawa Generals Booster Club will hold their first general meeting of the New Year tonight at the CRA building, on Gibbs Street, at 8.15 p.m. This meeting is an important one and all mem- bers are urged to attend, and bring with them any new members inter- ested in joining the club. Some- thing of a party is planned by the club, tnd refreshments will be served, and for the second time this season, the members of the Oshawa Generals' hockey club will be in attendance. If you're an Oshawa Generals' Booster Club member, or prospec- tive member, don't miss the first general meeting of the New Year, tonight at the CRA building on Gibbs Street. The meeting will be called to order sharp at 8.15 p.m. Port Perry Lion Top Whitby. 53-51 The Port Perry Lions took their second two-point margin win over Whitby Panthers in as many games last night in Whitby when they edged the County Town team 53-51. The regularly scheduled Oshawa and District Basketball Association game means that the Lions gain sole possession of third place in the standings and have a strangle- hold on the OABA Intermediate "C" rights. Of course the Panthers have still a 'chance at these, but their chance at the ODBA play-offs is a little brighter. . : Last night the two teams went at it headlong for three and-a-half periods. Whitby led 11-8 at the end over top spot in the ODBA Big Five with 126 points and a 14.0 average per game. Other high men for the winners were Warriner and Waldinsperger. For Whitby it was Martin Jor- dan with 13 and Merv Anderson with 15...Jordan now is third high in the league in points and fifth high in average per game. . Port Perry Lions Griffen Warriner Haugen Owen Lawrence Waldin- sperger Hayes Whitby Panthers Fg Ft Pts 3 - oun ON-=ULwe - ON =hOo--w = - -- ON =ON=-0 Z or0We ac: Procunier McLeod Backman 0 0 1 3 0 4 0 of the first and then the team's were deadlocked to the final min- utes. The score was 27-27 at the end of the half and 40-40 at three- quarter time. In the final minutes the superior foul-shooting of the Lions showed and they went ahead 53-51 to cop the victory. * This foul-shooting display was the best for a single game that Board; R. Gallagher, Bowmanville. has been recorded in ODBA league | y play this year...11 goals in 13 Stan Smrke Leads attempts for a phenomnal 85 per | QSHL Scoring Race cent. With par at 60 for a team, | one can see the advantage when! MONTREAL (CP)--Stan Smrke Whitby held a 55 per cent mark of Chicoutimi Sagueneens leads the on the night. : | close scoring race of the Quebec Personal fouls were about the | Senior Hockey League with -58 same with one team getting a | points. dozen and the other one under| Smrke's 23 goals and 35 assists that line. give him a one point edge over High scorer Jack Owen of the | teammate Sherman White, with a TOTALS 21 11 53 TOTALS 11 51 Score at end of 1st quarter: 11-8, Whitby 2nd quarter: 27-27 3rd quarter: 40-40 4th quarter: 53-51, Port Perry Free-throw Analysis: Lions, 11 Is in 13 attempts, 859%; Panthers, 11 goals in 20 attempts, 480. Personal foul analysis: On Lions, 12; on Panthers, 11. Officials: D, Seeley, Oshawa Referees' winners potted 18 'points to take 21-36 count, Curling Club advanced to the next round of playoffs in both the On- tario Silver Tankard and the Dis- trict Cup play, here .yesterday. Eldon Kerr and Don McNaugh- ton skipped their Oshawa District Cup rinks to clean-cut victories over Woodyille in the afternoon comfortable margin, Owen Sound Loses Centre Doug Gillespie OWEN SOUND (CP) -- Owen Sound Mercurys of the OHA Senior A League announced Tuesday that centre star Doug Gillespie will be out of action for at least a month. Gillespie's left thumb was frac- tured in a game against Hamilton Monday night. Club physicians said a traction splint has been applied to the injured thumb. Gillespie has scored 24 goals and 25 assists in 30 games for the Mercurys to date. Representatives of the Oshawa play. Both Oshawa rinks won by a | WIN BOTH SECTIONS Oshawa Rinks Advance Cup, Tankard -- Second Round -- In the evening's games, Oshawa, _.... COBOURG | beat out Cobourg, with Don Mc- | Myron Mech, {Naughton's foursome setting the | Oscar Parker, {winning pace and Kerr's rink com- | Gord. Henderson, |ing from behind, by virtue of a 6-| skip 8; end midway through the game to | protect the margin. Jes. Akoh In the Tankard play, Bill Brown- al A Webster, lee's rink whipped Bill Potts and Fion Ker his "Cobourg foursome by a com- fortable margin. Bert White's rink had a tougher time with Maurice Booth's rink but the Oshawans scored a three-count on the final end to clinch their triumph. Following are the complete scores: G. Pickering, Ken Cooper, skip, 21; Totals: Oshawa, 39; ONTARIO TANKARD COBOURG C. Boundy, R. Fitzgibbons, E. Barnes, Wm. J. Potts, skip OSHAWA Wm. Minett, | Doug Keel, Rev. J. C. Pereyma, Bill Brownlee, Skip ...n. Okke Crawford, Al Morrison, Paul Michael, W. Bert White, skip, ., 3 Totals: Oshawa, 42; H DISTRICT CUP = First Round -- WOODVILLE 0. Lamb, . Grant, Th OSHAWA Reg. Aker, Dean Patte, Al Webster, Eldon Kerr, Mcintyre, McKague, McKague, Newman, skip, Myron Mech, Oscar Parker, Gord, Henderson, Don McNaughton, skip, 18; Totals: Oshawa, 32; J. 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