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Queen's Golden Gacls Beat McGill Redmen MONTREAL (CP) -- Time ran| Halfback Terry Porter counted out on McGill University Red- the first Queen's touchdown on men Friday night and Queen's a 13 - yard romp. The Gaels University Golden Gaels carried marched 60 yards in 10 plays be- off a 16-12 victory in the open-|fore Plumley threw an eight- ing game here of the senior yard fire pass to end Don Robb intercollegiate football ¢ ign. for the d Butted back for three-quarters,| Robin Ritchie converted both the Redmen drove for two un-and defensive halfback Dave converted touchdowns in the final Richards picked up the safety 20 minutes before a wildly-shout-|touch when he tackled McGill's ing crowd of 4,000. But they|little Willie Lambert in the end couldn't close the gap. |zone after a pitchout went awry. Steered by quarterback Kent Plumley, the Gaels rolled for a| LAMBERT McGILL'S BEST converted touchdown in the sec.| Lambert led the McGill drive ond quarter and another in then the final quarter when Queen's third. The defensive corps added|defence appeared to wilt with Leafs May Be By THE CANADIAN PRESS way--to the discomfiture of the| The 1959-60 National Hockey Leaf front office. Apparently puffed up by last League season should be one of decision for Punch Imlach and Season's his Toronto Maple Leafs. After nearly three full seaso in the wilderness the Leafs g their bearings last March and] finished with a rush that took successes 13 players {held out for varying periods for ns raises or "not-cut" contracts and ot one--injured centre Larry Regan |--still hadn't signed as Leafs pre- pared for their opener in Toronto Best In Loop Hampson, a rookie, probably will be centre for Dick Duff and George Armstrong. MacNeil, who had several chances before with the Leals will be while Wilson's chief claim to fame is his record of playing in 10 consecutive NHL games. | | the fifth defenceman|sale. One was the fact that the CHASCZEWSKI SOLD Dunnies Cut Down After Inter-Squad By CLIFF GORDON The Whitby Dunlops hockey team has been cut down to a total of 17 men after fhe inter- squad game here on Wednesday night. Manager Wren Blair an- nounced that John Chasczewski has been sold to Belleville Me- Farlands. There were two reasons for the was cut by the local team and he will report to Belleville. Art Rennick has left the Whit- by camp. Rennick came to Blair after the intersquad game and had a long talk and decided that this was pretty big hockey and that he had given it a good try and learned considerable from the camp and left on his own. Ed Calhoun, Rene Beadreau, Bryan McLay, Tom Clarke, Tim {Hook and Spider Brown have been transferred to the Clinton camp which will open here next Dunlops have cut their roster to 16 instead of the usual 18 as a result of the economical neces- THE OSHAWA TIMES, Saturday, October 10, 1959 15 Sandy Air, and Gary Darling. This is a total of 17 players still working with the Whitby team. They will all stay for the pre- season games and then there will be one to go off this list but it will not be until just before the schedule opens. The Dunnies got their first real taste of real action Friday night in Stouffville as they played the Kitchener Dutchmen in an ex- hibition gamé. Then on Monday night the same two teams will play a return game in Kitchener. This game was originally sched- uled for Elmira on Saturday night. Manager Art Moore of the Whitby team has announced that the ticket office will remain open on Saturday afternoon from 2-4 to accommodate the rush for was not out for practice ..,. Belleville, in getting Chasczews ski, will have a hard worker and no doubt he will play some real heads up hockey for the MeFar- lands . . . Youngberg wha had a spell with the Dunnies last year might make a spot with the same team ... Manager Blair W have eight games in which. watch his team in action and cide just who the final cut will be ... It will more than ly be a tough job, and we are it is he and not us who has that task ... Don't forget, there is just tonight to pick up your sea- Jos 2 subscribers' ticket® be- ore they go on open s on # The ticket office has been Eeally busy every night so far, so beiter get yours mow, and not be appointed. them right into a six-game series|Saturday night against the Chi- with Montreal Canadiens for the cago Black Hawks. Edmundson is a leftwinger wholsity in the team. The other one surprised the Toronto brass by was thad Chasczewski was a left making a place for himself after|hand shot and the Dunnies have week. two-point safety touch. | fatigue. He pounced on a Queen's 2 'Wopuiy. saey 'ou fumble and five A plays later counted on a seven-yard run There will be 18 more pla: ers, Season's and subscribers' tickets, {check into town over the. week. 2nd will give the fellows on the 1 FIRST-PLACE TIE 1t was the initial win for the|around his right end at 13:25. Gaels in two starts this season That closed out the scoring. and McGill's second setback in| Earlier the 155-pounder from, as many games. The outcome|Port Welland, crashed through| lifted Queen's into a first-place; tie in the standings with Univer-|big gains to set up a 19-yard | sity of Toronto Blues and Univer-| touchdown by Joe Irvin on a re-| sity of Western Ontario Mustangs. verse. | The Redmen were left in the| Irvin missed both convert at- cellar. |tempts. Stanley Cup. They lost out and even Im-' lach, who would probably have backed David against doesn't expect them to knock the Gaels front wall for several|the champs this year. But they could well be a good second. PLAYERS CONFIDENT There's a good deal of evidence A) the players themselves feel this| Whether these men--Dick Duff} Goliat! off lers has obscured the fact that | Ian era of high-scoring, razzle- dazzle hockey the Leafs often don't look like a winning club. h.|But their lack of standout scor they have depth on attack. Last season they had six play-| ers who scored more than 20| goals; though none topped 30. [(29 goals), Bob Pulford (22), OSHAWA BOWLING NEWS |Billy Harris (22), Frank Mal lich (22), Ron Stewart (21) and George Armstrong (20) can c= * the mail again this season is onc {of the big questions. land 658 (256) and J. Strank 653. High Singles: R. Brown 277, E. De- Hart 264. A. Bryant 263, E, McKenzie 269, B. Berwick 253, and L. Watkins 253, Standing: Sarnovsky Body 14, Nick's Barbers 14, CPI 13, Legion "A" 11, Albany Restaurant 10, Hill Cornish 9, Jury and Lovell 9, Oshawa TV 8, Kin- loch's 7, Bennett's 7, Team No. 14 6, Tony's Barbers 5, Legion ""B"" 5, Bathe and McLellan 4, Maurice Berg 1 and General Aggregates 1. AUX. 27 UAW Congratulations to Ruth Clapp, with a high single of 313. Also with good sin- gles were--A. Reardon 205, M, Melin- chuck 204 and H. Farrow 200. Doubles -- R. Clapp 450. Pixies took 3 points, Blewitts 0; Union Maids took 3, Jetts 0; Lulu's took ,12, Hi Jinks 1 and Go-Getters took 2, Champs 1. Team standing --- Hi Jinks 8, Lulu's 8, Champs 7, Go-Getters 6, Pixies 6, Blewitts 5, Union Maids 5 and Jetts 3. STORIE PARK LEAGUE Ralph Boneham found the middle of the alley in the last game and he stay- ed there, ending with a lovely 324, making him high for the night 678 (219, 314). Only four more hit 670: Alb Porter stayed in there with 640 (219, 246), Rita Boneham 625 (295), Mrs. Long 621 (217, 236) and Blanche Norton 605 (246). Over 200: Ziggy Bienkowski 207, 238; Ruby Parsons 2, 203; Art Tuson 210, 200; Don Collins 248; Gord Scott 245; Art French 231: Jovee Porter 226; Harry Williams 218; George Arkwright 217; Walter English 213; Jim Barron 211; Millle Cameron 209; Deane Red- knap 209: Eddie Gresik 209; and Dolly Bright 209. Team Standing: Oxfords 6. Simcoes 6, Colleges 6, Hillsides 5. Cromwells $, Hibberts 3, Tresanes 3, Mills 2, Bur- tons 2 and Cuberts 2 MOTOR CITY LADIES' MAJOR "A It is nice to see so many over the 600 mark this week. There were also five bowlers to make the 700 score Isabelle King led the way with a nice trivle of 776, Alice Northey 758. Lor- MOTOR CITY INDUSTRIAL raine Goodman 738, Maurie Shorten) sme new season has really taken hold 737, Georgia Nesbitt 700, Mavis Tavlor|iand we have a good bunch of enthus- S 691, Janet Peel 686, Alice Lanning 679. ia5ts this year, Team points were hard 2s: Al Hill 670. Joan Rogers 668, Fairley|i, come by for several teams this week Bouckley 661, Bev. Dervent 652, onda aq Gillards took 3 from Motor City, Gunn 646, Greta Tutton 638. Helen | Clarks claimed 3 from Dunins and Lock- Reynolds 620, Nancy Love 626, Dollyoods grabbed up 3 from Acadians, Clements 623, Betty Sackett 623, Merle | wastmount took 2 and 'eft Genosha Poch 616, Olive Frise S14, Eli Hud- | with 1, son 614 and Isabelle Hubbel Team "Standing: Horwich Jewellers|, eh Irie of To Le, 0, 38%. is 12. Coca Colas 11. Young Moderns 10, ple » 233, 383), Hig Gillard Cleaners 10, Arcadian Cleaners high single with handicap included will 9. Nu-Way Rug 7. Fashion Village 7, be recorded as 413 (and that's going to . y Woodlyn Beauty |be pretty hard to beat) Hayden Macdonalds 6, ly High tripl 4 Lounge 8 and Strouds 3. ig! ples over 600 were A. Goguen 717 (238, 204, 275); Auld Goguen 712 (241, 250, 221); R. Jay 676 (195, 251, 210); R. McGillis 653 (262, 211, 180); M. Thompson 636 (203, 260, 173); H. Ford 636 (199, 190, 247); C. Weeks 631 (226, 217, 188); J. Gow 613 (200, 260, 153); W. Trehern 614 (226, 210, 178) and J. White 608 (187, 202, 219). The 200 group this week was rounded out by R. Howard 221, B. Taylor 244, T. Monahan 219. W. Smith 215, C. Winacott 212, D. Wotton 203 and D. Solomon 270. The lemon leaguers get a reprieve 7 STORE LEAGUE We have five bowlers over 700 this week Vern Trimble was best with a nice 756 (294), followed closely by Jack Strank with a 731 (282. 262). The next three: J. Savery 711 (275, 256), C. Swin- dells 704 (299, 255), and Stan Simpson 703 (263). Jim Savery comes out of the Lemon League by bowling 275 and 256 singles. High. Singles: S. Pilkey 288, B. Gilkens 283, J. George 266, B. Jeyes 253, D. Hodgson 285, P. Makarchuk 2 a Hammers 7967, ers 7822, Magicians 7452 and Luniks Nicholls 213, Blanche Norton and Edith McKee 2 Maypoles took all four points from urey 625 (305) ;Haz pecial el Weddup 6 mention for Anne MacInally 599 (301). | "CAN EHMAN REPEAT? Another is young Ge ry Ehman Lemon League -- Shirley Green 93, who suddenly came of age alter 1 Team standing - Over 200 -- Marion Helen Trott 240, Phoebe Mullen Marg McNiel 222, Vera Kalynko Georgie Groleau Simpson 206, Leta Little 204. Marg Vice 204. Frances Al exander 204, Lois Shaw 203, Ede Wil son 203, Shirley Sargent 201 and Vera Bint 201. Bowling as usual Thanksgiving Mon- day with bowling off allowed. 228 OPUC LE standings Team Men's High Single -- Stan Smith, | Men's High Triple --Stan Smith, 726 Over 200 -- Bea Colvin 200, Ferencz 241, 232, 237; Len Shaw Stan Smith 284. 244, Al Dodds 272 B Tkaczuk 268, Jackie Winter 203, ald Bull 201, Boddy 229 and Jerry Greig, 214. Lemon League -- 19, 217, Hazel Strikers Ted Colvin Ethel (205, 204; Winn. Monnie Hubbell 92, Cecelia Casey 91,|].0afs n Jackie Taylor 91 and Vera Bint 81. Saywells 12, Bin 11, Whites Ins, 10, Hendersons 10, £ way Lunch 9, Burns 8, Necbits 6, N P chels 5, Motor City 5 and Western Tire Boston Bruins Hutchins 200); Ju AGUE Oddballs 7835. S 7431. |las Ladies' High Single, -- Rose Ferenvz, herd, but Bower is pushing 4. Ladies' High Triple --Rose Ferenc?, 234, Marlene Daw. 70, AL. G'bb 70, Isola Kuzniak 87. 79; Janet Gibb 93, 74, 98: 99 and Marian Stone 85. MOTOR CITY LADIES' LEAGUE 600 Triples -- (274, 203), Marion Thomas 620 (238, 211) Isabelle King 619 Hickson 611 (238) and Marj. Vaughn| 609 (226). | 200 Singles -- Dot Haley Jordan 250. Marj. Carswell, Susie G» 223, Bea McKenzie 221, Ethel Tonkin Bannon Donna Eli Freeman 216), Myr 216, M Flegg 262. | 209 8051 nee ):|than a dozen seasons before land-|Southern Methodist 23 Missouri 2 Rose 202. fairly 623 { ked him up from Detroit ts|Red Wings halfway through last season and was the hero cf th mi-final playoff series win over Ard will sophomore Carl Brewer be the def:nsive find he .|was in his rookie year? Brewer Nelson 205, Connielhas a temper that got him a lot| f costly penalties during the playoffs. | Goalkeeper Johnny Bower who |knocked around the NHL, the American Hockey League and Western Hockey League for more on his feet with the Leafs t season was another playoff ing las His advanced age points up an- uther Toronto problem. Though they're generally looked upon as a young team the Leafs lean heavily on the support of some aged athletes such - as '| Bower and two 33-year-olds, Bert Olmstead and Allan Stanley. FOUR NEW HANDS There'll be four relatively new faces in 'Toronto uniforms this |se Ted Hampson, Gary Ed- mun Wilson. on ott he had been ticketed for a minor |two top left hand defencemen in|end for the Clinton training sea- league assignment. Leafs move down to Chicago Sunday for their second NHL game. Other Saturday games in- clude Detroit Red Wings in Mont- real for their opener against the Canadiens and New York Rangers in Boston against the | Bruins. Sunday Canadiens are in Bos- ton and Rangers are in Detroit. FOOTBALL STANDINGS {Treen and Ted O'Connor. The|gop, locals have been using him on| his wrong side and Blair feels PRESENT LINEUP {that this was unfair to Chas. The following is the list of | He was not sold because of his|players still in the Whitby lineup: |ability. He will play his own side|John Henderson, Alf Treen, lin Belleville and Blair felt that/Harry Sinden, Don McBeth, Ted he had no o'her alternative. Blair|0'Connor, Tom O'Connor, Dunc feels that Chas. may hurt our|Brodie, Bob Hassard, Gordie lelub in games we play against|Myles, Jack Kane, Fred Etcher, {the Hiacs but Whitby cannot have|Geo. Samolenko, Bob Attersley, everybody. Whitey Youngberg Pete Babando, Billy Kennedy, 1 | Intercoll«ziate Senior | WL F A Pi | Toronto 1 0 4 1 Western 1 20 3 |Queen's 1 24 32 | McGill 0 13 58 Friday's Results Queen's 16 McGill 12 Today's Game Toronto at Western U.S. COLLEGE |Oregon 35 San Jose State 12 Utah 20 Brigham Young 8 0 1 2 | Tulane 25 Detroit 0 Boston Univ 7 West Virginia 0 FIGHTS LAST | NIGHT By THE CANADIAN PRESS By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS | | Philadelphia -- Von Clay, 172, |Philadelphia, and Sixto Rodri- |guez, 172, Mountain View, Calif., drew, 10. | Sao Paulo, Brazil--Eder Jofre, Busto, 121, Argentine, 4. on, Al MacNeil and Johnny'122, Brazil, knocked out Angel] AUTO GLASS BROKEN? call or visit cANADIAN [J] piTrsBURGH | 273 Simcoe St. S., Oshawa RAndolph 5-3577 FOR FAST GUARANTEED * SAFETY GLASS INSTALLATION (= =X = -- expert installation by qualified mechanics permits CPI to guarantee all windshields against leakage for one full year 'night shift a chance to pick up their tickets too. ICE CHIPS: Bobby Attersley, who was a victim of the flu bug and had to leave the intersquad game early on Wednesday night, terback Johnny Green, p! on waivers from Taro nauts, has refused to report. to the WIFU Calgary == 2 LOCATIONS TO SERVE YOU WERE PARTICULA ABOUT YOUR CAR COOPER'S TEXACO SERVICE STATION "14 Years Continuous Service in Oshawa" BRUCE AND ALBERT STS. 410 RITSON RD. N. Free safety check-up with every Texaco Marfak lubrication. We stop your- car troubles before they start, "tle 262, Marie | 259, J. Wills 263, 253, C. Hubbell 251. F. this week as we neglected note them i ug Sizzlers; Shamrocks. Rockettes, Hoad- before returning the sheets. Pin totals were up this week and that's the way we like to see them. Zarowny 301, S. Salmers 272. A. Moss 282, B. Harding 254, B. Tunstall 258, B. Tyson 255, E. Couvier 252, B. lays 278, . Il 250 and J. Eyre 259. Co) ants. Vorne's 3518, Ped. |. pur acs MAJOR B LEAGUE Jars 345, Collis 3302, Bolahoods 3447(1; Bints 3, Western. Tire 1; Hender.| and Powells ns 3, Burns 1, Nesbits 3, Motor City Mitchels 1, Subway Lunch 3. The Lemon League 1s Fotting Digner. 30 it in tl week: ' BE TE MPa 5 8, 3. a Of our bowlers Baa good 300 Ethier 90. T. Goch 97, P. Tureski 80, |macinally 301 y an nne M_ Crystal 95 and Max Collis 76. er Gob -- A and P left their "blow money" on) Over 600 Mary Nickols 651, Anne liners, Blue Bells, Happy Six and Six Aces all took three points from Jesters Chipmunks, Skippers, Flyers, Comets and Hi-Fi's. who took only one roint. Lemons and Pixies split with two points each. Team Standing ~--Six Aces 15, B Bells, ons munks, Happy Six 10, Maypoles, Jest- ers, Flyers, Hi-Fi's 9, Skippers, Head- liners 6 and Pixies 5. Rockettes 14, 11, Ss Shamrocks, izzlers 13, Comets, lue Lem- Alley 16. OMS o, Points won as follows: Verne's 4; Goch 1, Oshawa Bakery 3, Hallidays 4, Wards 0: Pedlars 4, Can- ada Bread 0; Post Office 3, Dixons 1; Powells 4, Coulters 0: Collis 3, Barbers 1; Smith's 0, A and P 4; Oshawa Seven- Up 3, Algers 1; Bolahoods 4, Browns 0. INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE Sarnowsky's Body Shop and Vic Bar- ber"s are battling for top position as both teams blanked their opponents, Hank piloting his team with a nice 851 trinle (283, 253, 315). CPI aggregation are not letting up either, rolling a 3642 triple, taking four points also, with D. Henning and Bill Barta the big trundlers Legion "A" with nice triples by B Sk-lton and Fred Wast ebowed to Kin- loch's losing three. Shorty Davies, Bill Watts, and Tony Desjardins were top bowlers for Kinloch's. Jury and Lovell with Sal Himes' 872 triple (307, 311, 254) also scored four voints, showing great improvement, Bennett Paving with Brabin at the helm, also scored four points, § Oshawa TV and Albany Restaurant took three points. while Hill Cornish and Team No. 14 only got one. Tony's Barbers, Legion B, Maurice Berg, and General Aggregates were the unfor- tunates with no points. High Triples: D. Armstrong 800 (262, 303); S. Davies 785 (268, 269); F. Waite 784 (298, 288); B. Watts 765 (300); G. Brabin 765 (276, 268); T, Desjardins 754 (283); B. Gallagher 753 (264, 250); B. Skelton 748 (296, 263); B. Barta 748 (255, 251); J. Ford 742 (278); D. Hen- ning 738 (207); F. Floyd 731 (266); R. Mann 719 (280); E. Csuhaj 714 (253); R. Gay 713 (286); R. Keeler 709 (268, 276); J. Smith 698 (272); H. Clarke 697; J. Hrico 690 (272); Wes Stata 690; J. Martin 689 (266); C. Jackson 687 (297); W. Solemen 669; P. Mandryk 670 (269); J. Bathe 668 (260); R MacDermaid 662; R. 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