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10 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Monday, February 15, 1960 Windsor, Dunnies Split Two BY CLIFF GORDON Whitby Dunlops split a pair of weekend games with the hard fighting Windsor Bulldogs. The Dunnies nipped the Bulldogs 3-2 & here on Saturday night in a close hard checking game and then were whalloped by the same Bull- dogs 10-2 in windsor yesterday afternoon. The Dunnies still hold an eight-point lead over the Bull- dogs with six games to play. The Dunnies need at least a pair of wins and a tie to clinch first place that is if the Bulldogs should win all their remaining games. The Dunlops meet the Bulldogs on two occasions before the season ends. Saturday night here . . . . The Dunnies were led in their close 3-2 win by hard working left winger Pete -Babando who scored two goals and set up the other tally. Sandy Air was the trigger man on the other marker. For the losers it was Lou Bendo and Len Speck with single coune ters ! The game started off with clos checking prevailing as neither|B: 1 ight in team managed a shot on goal but missed, Dietrich in an at- until the 2.25 mark when Lam. tempt to help Head clear the irande bounced one off the post puck almost deflected it into his of the Whitby net. At the 4.10 0Wn cage. At the 12.49 mark Ba- mark Utendale went off the ice/bando got his second goal of the as he was injured but returned in/period. He was skating across about five minutes. Sandy Air|the front of the net and appeared scored the first goal of the game, to be going to pass the puck when ar he was right on the spot to tip/like a flash he backhanded one in a pass out from behind the net|into the top left hand corner of by Kane who had taken a pass/the net. That was all the dam- from Babando. The Bulldogs age in this period came racing back and tied the There was only one goal in the score at the 6.12 mark as Bendo|final period and that was by| flipped one home on a pile up|Speck of the losers. It was al in front of the Whitby net. La-|screened shot that was deflected | mirande and Haidy got the help- into the Whitby cage and gave ers on this one. The Dunnies held |H PETE BABANDO e|going 'to increase their lead 'as abando was right in the clear enderson no chance of making] + Bulldogs who were still snapping from the two previous defeats at the hands of the Whitby team were really up for this game. i Bob Brown was the big gun for the winners with four goals, Tom. my Walker had two, with single goals going to Gross, Bendo, Zorica and Lamirande. For the Dunnies it was Jack Kane and Pete Babando with one each. The Dunnies are still without Has- sard one of their top centre men. The Bulldogs broke out fast in yesterday's game and took the lead at the .17 mark as Gross picked up a goal on passes from . Speck and Brown. Brown made {it 2-0 just 64 seconds later as the border city team were really hot. Kane cut the lead to a sin- gle goal at the 11.10 mark as he took a pass from McBeth to beat Head in the Windsor goal. The Dogs however came right back and took a two goal lead at the 12.53 mark as Brown got his second of four. In the second period the Bull- |dogs could do nothing wrong. They fired home no less than five goals without a reply from the Whitby team. Walker led the onslaught with two goals, Zorica, Brown and Bendo getting the others. Whitby opened the scoring at the .57 mark of the final frame as Babando got his marker with Kane and Air assisting. But the Dunnies were done as the Wind- sor team came right back and got that one back less than a minute later. Maniago was in goal for this period as he re- placed Head at the end of the second period. Brown added the final marker of the game at the 19.48 mark of the period. ICE CHIPS . . . . . Goalie Don WINNIN Members of the Montreal La- chine curling rink who earned the right to represent Quebec | in the Canadian Curling Cham- pionships in Fort William, March 7 to 11 are shown after | | | NHL ACTION | Ted Hunt, ting their ninth straight G RINK victory .in the provincial cham- pionships. From left, standing are Gordie Cape, vice-skip and skip. From left, kneeling are Art Lamb, lead and Rolph Hoppe, second. --CP Wirephoto Canadiens Beaten By THE CANADIAN PRESS Apparently even the Montreal Twice game, a 3-0 decision over place New York Rangers. last | |(Juvenile League) SPORTS CALENDAR TODAY'S GAMES HOCKEY Oshawa Minor Hockey Assoc. (Bantam League Round - Robin Playoffs) Civitan vs Local 2785, at 5.00 p.m.; Local 205 vs Police Assoc. at 6.00 p.m.; Local 1817 vs Duplate Ltd., at 7.00 p.m. ; B"Nai B'Rith vs Westmount Ki- wanis, at 8.00 p.m. and Houdaille Industries vs Canadian Tire, at 9.00 p.m. All games at The Chil- dren's Arena. GM Inter-Office League -- Pon- tiacs vs Oldsmobiles at 8.30 p.m. and Corvettes vs Chevrolets, at 9.45 p.m. Both games at Bow- manville Arena. TUESDAY'S GAMES HOCKEY Oshawa Minor Hockey Assoc. Tony's Re- freshments vs Oshawa Dairy, at 8.30 p.m. and Beaton's Dairy vs Hayden Macdonald's, at 9.30 p.m. Both games at The Chil dren's Arena. CYO Junior Atom League Red Wings vs Black Hawks, at 4.00 p.m.; Maple Leafs vs Cana- diens at 4.40 p.m. and Bruins vs Rangers, at 5.20 p.m. All games at The Children's Arena. BASKETBALL Oshawa Industrial Despite the fact that two of their first string men were un- able to compete due to illness, coach Dave Clutchey's undefeated high school wrestling squad won its second consecutive All-Ontario High School Wrestling Tourna- ment at the Ontario Agricultural College in Guelph on Saturday. Competing against the top teams in the province, the Whitby squad, ] won three individual champion- ships, two seconds, two thirds and a fourth, to pile up 71 points, 21 points more than its nearest com-| petitor. The outstanding win, coming one week after Whitbys' sweep of the Toronto and District High School tournament. solidly places the Whitby school at the top of the high school wrestling ladder in Ontario. | 130 1b. captain Ron Cooper of] the Whitby team, again proved to be the outstanding wrestler in the tournament. Cooper piled up 13 points for the Whitby team, win- ning both of his bouts, his second win being an exciting final in which he defeated previously un- beaten Bill Dredge of Nelson High School in Burlington. League Whitby HS. Wrestlers Take All-Ontario Title the tournament, Graham Martin Toronto R. H. King Colleg-|of Listowell pinned McDonnell in iate's Alvin McKenzie his first|the final to win the 167-lb. title. loss of the season, by a score of| The remainder of Whitby's 2-0 in the finals to bring Whithy | points were picked up with third {place finishes by Thornton and the 115 1b. championship. The third Whitby champion vas | Hinton and a fourth place finish {by Smith. | weigh 138 1b. Dave Davidson. Davidson : reversed the decision he lost tol "¢ mith, a 230 Ib. rookie heavy- t scored his first win of the {year with a fall over Fawcet( of | Mitchell Collegiate, Smith suffer- Jim McGregor of Richmond Hill wrestler. ed the same fate however when in the Toronto tournameht to gain an exciting 6-4 win over the 'Hill SUFFERS FIRST LOSS he ran up against Kukuzak of Dick Jeffreys of Whitby, forc- Kitchener, the eventual heavy- Ken Zayette of Whitby handed led to move up a weight class be- {weight champion. cause of the 95 1b. weight class| The scoring in the tournament not being included, lost his. first was decided on the following high school wrestling match, tolbasis: First place, 10 points; sec- Bob Crown of Toronto. Jeffreys ond place, 7; third place, 4; found the heavier Toronto boy plus|fourth place, 2. a touch of the flu, a little too| In addition one point is given for much to cope with and lost a 7-6 advanging--defeating of an op- decision in the final. Previously ponent in the preliminaries -- he had defeated Hashell of Bur- and one point is given for pinning lington. an opponent. A second Whitby wrestler suf-| Following is the complete team fered his first defeat of the sea-| standings -- Whitby, 71 points; son in the person of Lloyd Mc-|Nelson HS (Burl'ngton), 49; Kit- Donnell. Gaining the finals with|chener-Waterloo HS, 46; Listowel a win over Madill of Kitchener-|HS, 39: Richmond Hill HS, 36: Waterloo, McDonnell ran in to one|R. H. King HS 29 and Mitchell of the outstanding wrestlers in!DHS, 20. {Oshawa Grads vs {Lumberkings, at {9.00 p.m. Ernie Cay's Simcoe Hall, Genosh Oshawa Majors Preparing For Oshawa Genosha Hotel Hawks, |playing their best game this sea- 'OHA Playoffs ison, completelv outclassed Tor- Oshawa Majors, Intermediate onto's Ryerson Rams Saturday "A" hockey entry in the OHA, night and walked off with a very have been advised by Matt Ley-|convincing 85-59 win, in a game den, executive committee mem- played at Donevan Collegiate. bor ot Dee OHA. fom Oshava, With only two weeks left before Fry y ready for playoil ac- the OBA playdowns commence, ' : the Hawks appear to have jelled | The Majors, along with Lind-|into the fine club. They were {say and Napanee Comets, defend- red hot Saturday night and play- {ing Ontario Champions, will en-|ed a terrific team game, equally {gage in a double round-robin ser-|sharing the scoring and passing lies to determine two finalists for!very well. Eastern Ontario. DICKENSON STARS The Majors have been engag-| kK wd SON. STAR! ing in rugged workouts at Bow- Ryerson's Ted Clarke started manville Arena, under the watch-|the Rams off on the right foot ful eye of coach "Gar" Peters. [id the opening half as he hit One forward line that is really|on two consecutive set shots to clocking is composed of Gary|give the Toronto squad a 4-0 Copeland at centre, with two for-|lead. It was the last time the mer Whitby Juniors, Gerrv Mac-|Rams were ahead as Oshawa k took over with Brent Oldfield, a Hawks Win Over Ryerson Rams In foul shooting, the Hawks Osahwa lead. They scored 20 of Were 30 match for the RverSon : club. The Rams scored an amaz- the 35 points the Rams managed |; "19.t0r 24 while Oshawa hit in the latter half. Oshawa on the only 9.0f-19 attempts. other hand wanted a 20-point lead |YOUNG LADS PERFORM badly. Tommy Olinyk picked off h no less than 20 rebounds and fed| The halftime game between two 13 passes that resulted in scores.|Y Ss Men's Biddy League olubs Where he failed to shoot, he set/Tom Scoe Hal was entertain up Carl Cheski, Joe Olinyk or(il8 indeed. The game between Gord Davidson. Each one of these| Parts and Service and Munding- players contributed well to the|'S ended 9-8 for the Parts club. big score. But it was Al Dick/ it was pleasing to see the fine Dickenson, who shared most of|Work being done by John Mat. the glory, He hit for nine more| News Walt Bathe and the other points in the second half. Bob| members of the Y's Men's club {Rupert rlso scored well aiding| "AD. these under 12 youngsters. I: J , » 8! The Hawks will be in Toronto in stopping his school chums. In|gaturd fi : " the final analysis, it was Carl garhe BY, Jor facie final away Cheski who contributed most to/on Osgoode Hall Ne. Sota . fhe sooo aut LOM a8 he S| athurs! Heights Collegiate at 7 to perfection. The following week, Feb. 27, Erskine could put any dent in the {Lean and "Butch" Maw patroll- High scorers for Toronto were Will finish the home schedule with Ted Clarke, who was the best|a game against Andy's AC er player for the losers with 15(West End YMCA Seniors. a 15-10 edge in shots on goal ina save this period but failed to score more then the one goal BROKE FAST In the second period the Du nies broke out real fast and scored on their first Shot on gos} s Babando fired a hot one tha Te 0'C be 1 Head in the losers cage. 12.20, Myles, Dietrich 17.57. The Bulldogs missed a great 2nd PERIOD chance to tie the score at the|3. Whitby -- Babando 1.27 mark as Bendo was right Air, Kane is in only to have Henderson make 4. Whitby -- Babando a sprawling save. At 2.16 Gross Kane, Treen missed a big chance as he shot Penalties -- None, wide of the open corner. At. the 3rd PERIOD 3.48 mark Henderson came well|5. Windsor -- Speck out of his net to make a save Pepin, Utendale and in the meantime the puck Penalties = Lamirande 9.37. took a bad hop and hit Henderson SUNDAY IN WINDSOR + oth between the eyes, Henderson re- The long road trip and playing|ni Carl Cheski and Tom Olinyk mov-| ing the ball club ahead. Therl consistentlv outhustled the Tor- Head was presented with a piece Canadiens have their limits BI tEaTs . : i | : i OPENING BLAST ing the wings t th me yester- " i . of luggage' a the game Seser. During. the 'weekend. missing "En i a major part of the Former Port Arthur Junior and by plane for Squaw Valley where| players and playing two road (damage to the Canadiens Satur-| University of Toronto star, m| nto crew and controlled the re- Points and Ken Erskine with 14. Oshawa Genosha Hawks Lh . 2 {pa {day in three minutes and 26 sec-| Ashton worked out this week, as| " idway | Milt Myll; i Dickenson 18, Oldfiel i he will pl hi 7 bound well. Midw ylly added eight and , Oldfield 6, Cheski play with the Kitchener|games in as many nights, the To : TS ii aay 1 A bounds very ell. Midway x ) A 12 Dutchmen in the Olympics . . . .|weary Habitants dropped both for onds of the first period when they |did Jim Olinski, who played with|¢; ough the half, they had buiit |Rudie Roth and Ted Workman|18, Olinyk 12, Davidson 11, Ru- 6. | Manager Wren Blair left by train|their first Seekand: without banged in the first three goals of|Elmira Polar Kings last year. up a 24-12 lead and continued to|Seven apiece. Almost all of the pert 8, Booth, T. Olinyk 10, Newey 1 : : ley! tig the game | The Majors have a real battle|add to it. But the big man, both Oshawa players helped in the 2. Total 85. Jast might oh an V2 o least a ile this season, _ | Centre Bronco Horvath led Bos- going on for the goaltending posi-|in the first half and during the scoring. With a fine team effort,| Toronto Ryerson Rams where he will help in the hand-| Saturday they were beaten 7-6 ton with two goals and an assist. ition between former Oshawa Gen-|eptire game was Al Dickenson. |five players hit in double figures. (Vilani 6, Harding, Mylly 8, Roth ling of the Dutchies as they make by Boston Bruins despite forward He got no points Sunday but fin-|eral Mike Cirka and Ken Court: eine Eo a with his shots|Al Dickenson and Carl Cheskil7, Boyko 2, Workman 7, Erskine 09a bid to. capture the Olympic(Ab McDonald's three goals and|ished the weekend six points in|ney. Both have been playing ex-|since Ee in the season, Dick-|Were tops with 18 apiece, followed|14, Clarke 15. = "Total 59. crown . . . . Jack Kane and Pete|Sunday night, before 15-019 over-|front in the NHL scoring race. |ceptionally well in practice. enson has looked better every by Joe Olinyk with 12, Gord Da- Officials Jim Brady and 12.49|Babando were the most effective|joyed Chicago fans, they were| Horvath has 37 goals.and 35 as-| The Majors are holding a "Bos- | game since January. Saturday he vidson with 11 and Tom Olinyk Bill Gingerich; SCORERS -- Bob {for He males Jasterdays stopped Fold by the Black Hawks|sists for 72 points Canadiens' ter Night", featuring the 1959|turned in his best performance With 10. Eagleson adn Bruno Wrubel. |game. Rane pi Pp {and shut ou 8 | Jean Beliveau, who hasn't played Stanley Cup Final movie, Fri-| Kk. p i int BN land one gssist, and ,Babando a-| Toronto Maple Leafs and the|for more than a week, has 66. |day, Feb. %. at the Knights of | a Hawk Jie, Sank Mile, po . 5.20 nother goal. The latter picked upP|Bruins won both fheir weekend In addition to Beliveau, Mont-|Columbus Hall, Proceeds from fy] set shot from the corner. Tom- three goals and an assist OVerigames and the combination left|real is missing wingers Marcel |the night will go towards defray-\my Olinyk added seven in the the weekend ". . Tomorrow the slumping Detroit Red Wings|Bonin and Dickie Moore. ing expenses incurred by the fist half to give the Oshawa |night the Dunnies travel to Belle-lonly a point out of fifth place. | The other Boson scorers were team. : |club a 36-24 halftime lead. ceived attention and returned three games in less than three ville for a game with the Mac's Toronto trounced the Wings Guy Gendron with two, Vic Stas- Convinced they could stop the looking none the worse for the| days was catching up to the Dun-|This could be another big One|. ice--by a whopping 7-1 in Tor-|iuk, Don McKenney and Jerry |Genosha club, "Ryerson fought SUMMARY 1st PERIOD 1. Whitby -- Air Kane, Babando 2. Windsor Bendo Lamirande, Haidy Penalties Ted O'Connor, 5.35 -- poooonon (PORT OF ENTRY EAST COAST) You can't beat VALUE like this! HILLMAN 4-DOOR SEDAN with full-car features for the economy price FIGHTS LAST NIGHT By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS o -- Lude | Italy, 140, Joe Elliott, Bob Ross, Alex Wilson, Roe Halleran, skip Bruce James, Jack Magee, Chas. White, Don Crothers, skip Game Pereyma .... Harold Brownlee's tured the annual Calvert Trophy | 3.2. 3. pe The local "Stars", who will be seeing official OMHA play-off ac- tion this Friday night, in Peter- boro, now have a season's exhibi- tion record of 11 wins in 12 tries and seems to have reached their peak just before the play-offs. This win-streak just might con- tinue throughout the provincial playdowns. Captain Ron Willoughby paced the onslaught, notching a brace of tallies while Gary Kitchen, Ronnie Siblock and defensemen Wayne Cheeseman counting the] others. | OSHAWA BANTAMS -- goal --| Harmon; defense -- Black, God- ridge, Kay, Cheeseman, Brady, | Pinch; forwards -- Wayling, Wil- y, McNamee, Siblock, Kit- 7. 4. an| he Walker | Young Halleran ..... Farrow Crothers Minett Kitchen . Jackson . 7.29 Mills Farrow . Pereyma .... Young ae Jackson ..... Mercer Holden Kitchen Jack Tisdall, 11. Lorne Goodman, Vern Mclaughlin, Dean McLaughlin, skip 12; 4. f 19.18 "Tab" Gearing, | "Preem" Whiteley, Frank Kellar, Wally Butler, skip 10; Ernie McCormack, Chris Tooley, Dave Carstairs, |Matt. Sutton, skip i Jack Hammond, "Rip" Wakely, Mal Elliott, | Geo. Campbell, | skip Harold Booth, Jack Glover, Leo Gunn, Elgin Munday, skip "Rudy" Andrews, Art Stubbins, {Jim Naylor, {Fred Thompson, skip Bruce Caverly, Howard Soywell, * Geo. Jarvis, Bert Granik, skip Bill Schaneau, Carl Olson, Len Edwards, H. 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Sutton Campbell ; Granik Third Game Morrison Ashworth Campbell Thompson McLoughlin Peaccok Michael Hainer Whitby K-w | Windsor Chatham Belleville 1 176 236 (Standings include four - point games) Saturday's Result F A Pts.|Windsor 2 Whitby 3 5216 171 71} Sunday's Result 3 216 158 63 Whitby 2 Windsor 10 4 189 202 58 Tuesday's Games 2 190 183 58| Chatham at Windsor 7 191 165 53 Whitby at Belleville 7 156 174 47| Ontario Junior A 2 121 226 28| WL TPF APts. | Marlboros 2613 3 192 148 5 | Barrie 21 16 5 167 151 47 | St. Michael's 20 17 6 127 135 46 St. Cath 21 17 4179 165 46 | Pete 1919 3178 171 41 | Guelph 17 19 6 176 166 Springfield 2 Providence 3 Hamilton 730 3128 211 Eastern Professional League Saturday's Results WL F A Pts. |Barrie 1 St. Catharines 2 29 19 6 244 220 64 |Peterborough 5 Hamilton 3 24 21 10 173 161 58 Sunday's Results 23 23 7 1667165 53 Peterborough 8 St. Michael's 2 24 28 3 238 243 51 |St. Catharines 9 Marlboros 2 the complete Jerry Cooper, Norm Ward, Lloyd Whittington, Frank Young, skip J, Benson, Morgan Furey Gord Furey, Alex Brodie, skip Merv. Perkin, Geo. Tresise, Dr. D. Langmaid, Ev. Jackson, skip |Ed. Hill Ray Webster, |Ross Murison, Don Holden skip "Bud" Moore's rink won their Harold Brain, second game handily and their Bop Machonald, third game in a landslide, to sid Nobbin, = wind up with a total of 14 plus skip 4, which was the best in the two- W. Hough win division, to capture third Ewart Cornish, prizes. Fourth prizes went to Bi Yiujtingian, Dean McLaughlin's rink, who won Re gion, their first two games in handy Rov. Jdreer, fashion, for a total score of 12. Roy Morris, Norm Allan's rink came up eseud" Copeland, with a one-sided triumph in their ® ae cer, third game to. qualify for the fifth prizes, high one-win, with a score of 8 plus 3. CLOSE WIN Another close win occurred in|Don Sodoway, the 'top game" of the 9.00 |e! Putier, o'clock draw, when Everett Jack- ¢; pereyma, son's rink beat out Bob Walk-| skip er's foursome 54, a thrilling|poug Blair g-end struggle that was tied at/Lorry Marshall, 4-4, going into the last end Bill Ridgley, Jackson's rink included Merv American League WL T *Manufacturer's suggested maximum delivered retail price with heater, defroster, oil bath cleaner, electric turn signals 3317 30 21 2124 28 26 23 21 20 27 13 38 Saturday's Results Buffalo 2 Springfield 4 Hershey 3 Buffalo 3 Sunday's Results |Cleveland 5 Rochester 0 Hershey 5 Buffalo 3 3 Springfield Rochester Buffalo | Providence Cleveland Hershey Quebec Hillman Convertible, choice of steering column or floor mounted shift, $2208 sports-type gear shift, spare wheel and tire. All prices port of entry East Coast. Whitewalls optional extra. HILLMAN A BETTER BUY BECAUSE IT'S BETTER BUILY Rootes Products: Hillman « Humber « Sunbeam Thompson 'Hainer .... Dove Low, Moore 'Bus' McCullough, Peacock John Kitchen, Michael Fred Kitchen, Brownlee skir 5./ McLaughlin Bill Broadbent, Munday Bert Bradford, Joe Bolahood, Ross Mills, skip tan Muir, Allar 9 BAAR RAEN bruise. nies and they received the worst [if the Dunnies win as it would | oso saturday and 3-1 in Detroit| Toppazzini. {back gamelv in the second stan- za. . |ni their fourth secutive | -- ° ning i our consecutive!" In addition to McDonald, who had scored only four times this Bantam Stars TOWIl Qe 11 ops : . All games now are bigthe Canadiens got goals from Monterrey, Mexic ones until they have that top Ralph Backstrom, Doug Harvey Lightburn, 138, British Honduras, [ J 6 LI y ni . ' i Y m, Ohio, 9 ght the Chatham Maroons will Sunda SET oungstown, Ohio, 9. Te : § y the Hawks' Ron -- Duili : » os1t101 ] onsp 16 invade the Whitby arena. Murphy broke open a scoreless Milan--Duilio Loi, 141, 'In Bowmanville 4 2 [Ttaly, 15. |Perkin, Geo. Tresise and 1st PERIOD the second period and early in| pY Goal tender Johnny . Harmon| rink cap-|Perkin, (eo p {ohn iva 8 Bru: : Doug. Langmaid. Their total of|geb ub Jindsor first in nine games and his 20th Nigeria, Wipeimed Jean Renard, 2 Oshawa "City" League" Ban- Bonspiel at the local curling club | poi ction and gave them run > Ty TOWN oi - Mlthis season. Goalie Glenn Hall d fe |tam "Stars" Saturday night in the eir section -| skip SOF we i 3 ner-up awards, for the full day's|Merv, Cyderman, . 1.21ifor his fourth shutout this season. Scliveppuer: germany, ad Mike gradlev's Club blanked Bowman- of 15 plus 4, for three wins, to Ro or hid Kane tio olt, Sou rica, lightheavy-| ino Bantams 540. nose out Everett Jackson's rink,| Another low -scoring three- . McBet in Boston was the 71st the vet- skip 2 section also when Jerry Cooper, Dietrich, Speck 12.53 > : 3.0 volock draw, for a total| {0 ord, Lloyd Whittington Pea I dale, hat jal career that began during 4 NHL LEADERS + score of 14. taeki . h ! with three wins for a total game 5. Windsor Walker | THe itrackivs. eugss belonged By THE CANADIAN PRESS | each rink is comprised oo one of only six, four of which they got No mttingion 3.| Dietrich, Gross player from each classificats er Erode EX onde 12.05 56c0nd periods. Rookie Lorne lost Iz, tied nine, points n. point wins sly. , A is ther. Points: Horvath, Boston, 7 second and Jest, produced Ome "poor 5 Pereyma's rink won Holden Windsor Brown Davis got the oiies exceptionally inte % : 14.11 he key factor in Toronto's pair Assists: McKenney, Boston, 41. th a wide var draw, with two wins and a score K Wiittinoton . Windsor Walker of victories over Detroit. Shutouts: Bower, Toronto, Saw- ety of scores, ranging ro of 14 while the fourth prizes Gross, Brown : Minett . . ; r ..17.06 Saturday Johnny Bower held! Penalties: Brewer, Toronto, 128 FULL ENTR Y __|score of 11 plus 2 for thelr two Nobbin Penalties -- Lamirande 2, Ba-|them up in the first period when minutes. A full entry of 32 rinks partici-| Wins. Bates . .20. I ; - 3rd PERIOD |and took them into the second rink playing the usual three 8-end| Alex Brodie's entry, with a score 11:00 O'CLOCK DRAW 10. Whitby -- Babando down only 1-0 on Gary Aldcorn's games and the scoring based onjof eight. Fir Siren Wind Lamirand topped 11 shots and that set th STARS 8 indsor -- Lamirande sto) shots and that s e im) ; y lair McCullough, i V : "Sev Brownlee's foursome, Which in-|phy and top prises, we Broviies Clo Mot oud Haidy, Bendo 1.40/stage for Leafs' seven-goal out-| cluded Bill Schaneau, Carl Olsen, rink also receiv g us 4 bn pare andled. rookie Dennis Riggin| BY THE CANADIAN PRESS | Barnoski. et | y . Jack- wil , Penalties -- None. with 19 shots. y . won their first game by dhe gat. yer badges went to Ev Ken Williams, scored two goals and one assist|20oal -- Burgess; Neil defense --| : row margin of one shot, bu |son's rink. Bort Hil [36 Bruins beat Montreal Cana. Gay, Colwell, Ball, Kerr: for-| Economy--up to 35 miles a aul ichael, in the final, beat out Dean Mc-|eentative for his company, offi- : |" Diek Duff. wh | Thompson, Sleep, Depew , For- Laughlin's squad by six, to com-| ciated at the presentation of the Bob Skiteh, Ph Sy Mere wo] ev. Nichols and Archer. seats 5; 6-footers ride com- a Bob Coppin, By THE CANADIAN PRESS |[S.S. Marie 2125 8 189 204 50| 5 ; |fortably! Trunk--big, full Elgin Munday's rink was the the rinks concerned. Bonspiel Sor Pre National League Hull-Cit 19 24 10 177 190° 18] arin Cuoclic Glenn Hall, who| y: --big, full- her three-game winner in the chairman 'Bob' Patte and co- skip A s'enn Hall, who : 2 other . dd 3 Sd i {held Canadiens scoreless to give|3-1 victory over Detroit Sunday. | : I G { the 'spiel and gan 1 Montreal 34 12 9 206 137 77 Montreal 1 Trois-Rivieres 3 arry Lumley, speed of 80! Pickup--a touch 3lover, unn $ e "spie ly Kinton, . 51 151 60'S g i Dla ; e Harr At : Booth, Jack They had Iie. Spulse oe an Bill Roly Kinsan, | Toronto 26 21 8 151 151 60 Sault Ste. Marie 2 Hull-Ottawa 2 | poronto's Ron Stewart, who who gave Bruins a 30 shutout| of your toe and off you go! an 3 Detroit 21 23 11 147 153 53 Hull-Ottawa at Montreal scored the winning goal in Leafs' against New York Sunday. C _ a t e 0 , sion skip det roi 47 155 53 Hull-Ottawa at Montreal r g---travels easily at their three games, winning their| presentations at the conclu: |Chicago 21 25 10 151 149 52 Ontario Senior A second game by one shot and in|of the day's play. y J ey whe Munaaye Saturday's Results Parking--just the right size Thom oning the extra end. Their rinks and scores: . Montreal 6 Boston 7 for city driving! ta Nr Game { Sunday's Results B just four points. | Toronto 3 Detroit 1 | test-drive these other great [1s fi Montreal 0 Chicago 2 on -- | Hillmans. See this fabulous men STOVE OIL Quality VIGOR OIL CO. For Delivery by Metered Trucks Phone RA 5-1109 MO 8-3644 AJAX | | The Dunnies appeared to be, shellacking of their career. The! mean they need only three, day while Bruins were With)... al But only Ted Clarke and Ken 5 | FIRST BIG NIGHT points in, hele next five games |geason before Satupday's game, rung clinched . . . . On Saturday |and Bernie Geoffrion stopped L Morgan, 137%, | Score Shutout SUMMARY tie with a goal midway through outpointed Bruno Visintin, N A . Brussels--J af ' 1%, 3 Dr. [John Vivash Ist PERIOD sioss the third Bobby Hull scored his » russels--Jo Rafiu King, 127% registered his fourth shutout for [4 for three wine. was tops 18 ise 'Wanker Dortmund, Germany Erich ; yas brilliant in stopping 28 shot: : a | ' Elw on Saturday, with a total score Walker, Dietrich |W rilliant in stopping shots Bowmanville Arena, as wood 2 Roy Day, play. Pon Harry Lumley's shutout Sunday weights, drew, 10 , *€- | Bill Minett, : n : . who chalked up three wins in the |g8ame winner appeared in this Windsor -- Brown . =o€ran goalie has recorded in 1 r. : . .|and Frank Young, skip, came up ./2nd PERIOD {Second World War The annual event, in which se jice, in t firs d| Standings: Montreal, won 34, . : on their last game, after two one- Brodie "16. 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